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[IE EHiIHI TIIHIE. ETIVANNAH, GA.. Ja<-uarv 15 1887 r—_ . ~ ‘he Mutual Benevolent Socl- a The >ib..ve imiunl socie'J, org'DIKM ,r the purpose <f dsp ns.ng c aiity Hmon<' the members, held its 11th an- K»a! meeting on Monday evening last, phe r pons showed a considerable fomonnt of money disbur-<d for charity tin the y< ar and a h ii.d-ome baiance ou hmd The 101 l wing were re elected k.r <h ensuing year : M G. Rob rts n—President; Cyrus Campti Id —Vce President; A. K. R"b nson —Secretary; A. K. Desvern -y —Inosunr. After t >e adjouri went ol toe society the ro mbeis repaired to the r. sid< nee of Mr. Andre* E. Robin-Ou, where a few gmsts had be n invited, for ihe purpo-e of part.iki g>l the sumptuous banquet which had been pr< par d f r lot ihe occasion and which was most ekmiiitly stTV'd. Alter the immders and guests had f a ted on ihe go d things the President r ipped the gather ing to order and the iolL-wing senti ments were pr posed : OUR SOCIETY. Mav through the storms cf adversity, she be safely guided by her trusted officers to the path of duty. Response by the President oUR INVITED GUESTS. They are greeted at our Board and in our hearts we wish them pl. asure and pros perity- Response uy Mr. R V Hill. EDUCATION. The motive power of onr race’s ambition. The bulwark of freemen’s liberty. Response by Prof. 8 B Morse, THE PRESS. By whose herculean efforts nations have trembled and countries made free. Ihe moulder oi public opinion. The educator of mankind may sheaver be free and uniram eled. Response by Col. J H. Deveaux. CHARITY feeling that vaunteth not, but whose resplendent works will make the whole world feel akin. Response by Mr. C Camp field. WOMAN. God’s best gift to man May her vi.tues like her smile continue to shine. Response by A K Desverney, Esq OUR COUNTRY. The home of the free May her glories be endeared to us for her love of Liberty, Response by Capt R W White. MUTUAL FRIENDSHIP. With continued reciprocity of thought in mankind, "Mutual friendship” will lessen the labois of love and transform this world into another Eden. Response by Rev A. Ellis. An interesting feature of the occasion was nt the conclusion of his remarks onfiiendship, when Rev. Ellis turned to treasurer A K Desverney and. on be half of the members of the society, pre sented him with a handsome gold headed caue. The presentation was a complete surprise to Mr. Desverney who was ala great loss for a reply but managed, not withstanding his enn tion to-make his ac knowledgements to the members lor their valuable testimonial of their ap preciation of services to the society. Prof. Morse rendered some very ex cnlient music on the organ, and taken all in all the evening was very delight fully and sociably spent. You can have your watches cleaned at J. Crane's for one dollar. E J. Crane has re opened at his old stand coiner of Wheaton and Reynolds •treete. For the latest styles of bhirts, Collars and Cuffs L. Fried's the place. If you want your jewelry repaired at reasonable rates, J. Crane’s is the place. Brilliant Wedding At St. Ste phons Church. On Tuesday night the 11th instant St Stephens Episcopal church, . was the scene of a brilliant and fashionable marriage the contracting parties being Mr. Robert E. Pollard, son of our honored and esteemed fellow citizen Dr. William Pollard, and Miss Cleiander A. Tylor, the bridesmaids being Misses W C and I F Russell, attended by Messrs L M Pollard and A 'lylor. At 8 o’clock precis* ly the bridal procession entered tbe church to the strains of a grand wedding march. Rev. J J An drew, received them at the altar and in bis usual impressive manner performed the church ceremony and pronounced the young couple man aud wife accord ing to God’s holy ordinance. The bride *as most elegantly attired, the dress being cashmere with lace drapery on one side aud elaborately trimmed on the other with braided ornaments, the deli cate bridal veil flowing over the whole . After the marriage ceremony a rccep- Gon was held at the residence of the groom s father, where a large number piominent people repaired to offer t ' ir congratulations aud paitake of the V'-V n, a>»y excellent tilings prepared lor f OOc «ion. The presentsjpgro -very valuable and numerous, the groom’s pres ent to the briae being a set of diamond jewelry, made from a set which h s moth r wore at ihe lime she got mar ried; the first gro< nism.ni Mr. Pollard, presenti g a silver pearl handle b qu t holder, the following being a list of the pre.'onts r< <•< ived : R A Fioyd. Lebanon, Ohio, greet ottoman si k d es-; Bride’s mother pink ami whit marsailes qu It; Mr and Mrs Mr-D w 1 white m osailes quit; Miss M E Lord, Ch.rlestou pair ornam mat jars; Mr and Miss Ehlers plu-li ph lo gr. pt! album and b>x cigar ; Mr and M s E Williams fancy coal hod; Wm Git-bo is. overc .ai; Miss T E Dou-c, pair Vaces; Miss F O Byrm- J doz> n doi ys; Mr- W E Biven, red pu h dress.i g case; Mrs 0 Anderson, hand somely dr< ss d c.ke; Mr ami Hrs S F Spaulding wicker locker; Mr-. Myra Bulloch; s tn> lev. rstbte p n i-ushi .n; \ O ingtis-, clock; Mr a>d Mrs J B Sii.ftali, b x cont.ining satin pin cushion, periumery, tooth b ush, soap and $5 in in >m y; Mrs E Walsn, cru ub ■'a ler; A irietid, Smyrna rug; hr. and Mr.-U H Herm.n l. z smyrua iug; Jo D--U e, amb r wat r set; Mr and M - i Mc’iuffoy, silver butter kune; Mi ll Atki 8 .o, kmo.iade se ; M ss F Holly s.lver butter kmf ; Mr a. d Mrs W lug is- si v r soup I die; Mr and 'in R J Ar so:., ha.f dozen siiv. r fo> k-; H Patter, halt d zvn d sseri spoims; Mrs C Gibbons, o ndkeiciiie bag. Mr amt Mrs C U Deveaux fine chambet set, Mr ami Airs I Deveaux tin sei, Ma-e- R A Wahoo ami A B Milter, two handsome pictures, M. and Mrs J 11 Deve ux, he su ve ami fixtures, Lillie Winie Fluyu crape stone jewelry, two A L rd, siivei mounted pickle dish. Mr and Mrs I’ E Ezekiel of Beaufort, solid silver fiuit )nule. Miss W C Ku-sei I, so.id stiver bu.ter kmf< in old gold piu«ll Cise Miss Ida Rus-e.l -otid silver butte dish eng.ave , Mrs J A Ru--eli, solid silver napkin rings in bine plush case, Mr and Mrs, C J ues, siivei uuilt-r dish Miss L E Hardee, siivei nap. km rings, Mrs M L daghorn, Giver gravy ladle with gold bowl Mrs F. Harns Hee handkerchief, Mr and Mis V\ Dtiiuen un mout.ied iiandkeicliiel, g.dlon ol wine, M. ..ml Mr- Klt Whue, cnina gravy nne. at d hid e. Mr and Ans 1 M Dome, siivei cake basket; Mr an l Mrs Jeneks, card basket. y 2 dozen goblets and ten quarts cream; >o and rs it A Low, dressing case; Mrs Wm Gibbons, embroidered lambrequin; Miss Li Dundar J.; dozen towels; Mr and Mrs E Wil Hams dozen wine glasses; Mr and rs A Jack son, carving knile and loik; M T Jones ami mother liandsomel.s dressed cake; Mrs Marj Osborne iiand-omely dressed cake Francis I Mai ks of Charleston, pair peacli blow vaces, Benj Elliott, dressed cake; air and a.rs a Mc- Hardy, pair solid silver and gold napkin rings in a pluh ease; Mr and Mrs aiadison, pair va-e Mrs L R iaylor. silver breakfast caster; Mi and Mrs James A Sykes, silver butter disn Mr and Mrs T A More silver castor; Miss CO Anderso i silver napkin ring; >.r and a.is < . amptield silver mounted pickle stand; J t Erwin, silver syrup pitcher; A S Lafayett , silver castor; Miss U M Deveaux. siivei syruj pitcher; Mrs W S Lord Carieston, white silk handkei chief; John Waish, dozen handker chiefs; Miss M Ingliss, amber icecream set. miss V Morel, blue glass water set,J.is, Schn ner, two vege able dishes; Mrs T Middleton, two flower pots; Air and Mrs E N 1’ Erwin, dozen sanes cups and saucers; Mrs S Deiamotu. Mrs < revallier and .Miss E Delam..tta china tea set; MissG Johnson, glass tea set; Mr unu Mrs. A K Desverney, lamp Before purchasing your Chri-tma presents call and examine J. Crane Hock 'Jry L. Fried for your Red Fiaune Shirts and Drawer.-. Syrup of IN itre cures Coughs. Colds &c. For sale by all druggists. If you want o smoke an imported cigar drop in at I*. B. Reids, Abercon and Jones strc« t Try One Bottle wi be itmcii. A Great Cloud of Witnesses. Read what those say who have used P. P. P. Gri e xvn.LE, Fla., June 25, 1886. Dr. Whitehead: In the year 1878 I "as attacked with a severe case of Blood Poison that defied all treatment. I went to i-everal physicians but found no relief- Finally 1 went before a board of physicians at Tallahassee and Was examined, and my cast was dei land to be a viiulent cast of Bl ind Poison, and all the medi cine they gave me failed to eradi ca e the dreaded df-ease an isy life was in danger. I lost the use of my left arm, and a physician at thi.- place said my arm wou’d have to be amputated. The corruption that came from various sores was so offensive that I disliked to come ii cout ct with my friends and neigh bors. I took thirty-two bottles of an Atlanta Blood Puiifier. also a lot made in Baltimore, and in fact everything that 1 could hear of, but receive Ino benefit. I had entirely dispaired when your General Agent, Mr. Clarkson, came here advertising P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium), and induced me to give it a trial. I got one large bottle, took it, and one and a half small ones and the various sores have healed entirely ai d Hie idw skin has a clear healthy color, and my general health is better than it I.as I een before in ten years. 1 con ider it die grandest blood medicine of the age, as such a sinnll am. uut show it* wonderful effects. 1 mn ugen’ of the F R and N. R R., at this place, Greenville, Fla., and take great pleasure in fee niinendiug a medicine that haw perb rnied such woiideis for Lie. Re-peci ftillh void a, J. W HAM MERLY. Agent F. R tfe N R. R nil him DEALER IN FOREIGN fiND DOMESTIC Confectionaries, Holton street, between West Broad and Montgomery streets, North side. Go to L. Fried or your Collars and Cuffs. A full line of saloon palmers elegant extracts kepi at P. B. iteid-, Abereorn and Jones streets’ Go to L. Fried for your Pleated White md Faucy Suirts Just lecvivid a large lot of tooth brushes, Aim ricau and English a< P B Reids, Aieicoru and Jones streets Eais boted Iree of charge at J Crane’s Mr E I Crane the jeweler will re move to his old stand on the c-.ruer • f Wh. at n and Reynolds street aboui the 1 1 th inst, where he will be pleased t< see his frietids and cust. mets. Go to J Cranes for w.itclus, clocks tig- and jewelry of all kinds, corner of East Broad and Bryan streets. I ash paid fur old gold and silver at J Ciane s. J. Crane’s is the best place for g OU .vol k. A, B, COLLINS CO., (Succes-ois io Oliver’s) Paint & Oil House, M tAMBO.n& MILL srnits, • SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, ETC. —No 5 Whitaker Street,— SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, The Oglethorpe Savings &Trust Co No. l2oßiyan Street. SAVANNAH, GA. J J DALE President EDW’D LOVELL... Vice President JOHN M BRYAN Cashier Deposits of SEOO and upwards received daily from 9 a, m to 2 p. m and on Satur days from 4 lo 8 p m. and interest allowed on same, payable every three months. Deposits subject to check at sight, and payable between 8 a m. and 2 pm. See rules and regulations —which can be had on application to the Cashier. Call and open an account however small <inel add to it every week, and see how soon it will grow. Everyone treated with polite ness and prompt attention. ‘ Take care of the dimes, and the dollar will take care of themselves.” HAM & HAAR, DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY (iROCiSMES, WINES, LQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS ETC. Corner State and Drayton Sts. imiti sii mu," Grocers and Importers of Fruits, AND DEALERS IN Domestic Fruits, Vegetables and Peanuts. Bananas, Cocoanuts, Oranges, Lemons. 170 BAY STREET, Georgia. We ship everything in good or der and when Transpotatiou Comp any eigns receipt, our responsibility ends, we can’t control the weathei or mishaps of transpotHtion. Perishables shipped by Express jvben not otherwise ordered. CHARLES BACKMAN, =S= r. - 'Ss? ■ fryTSl Corner Congress &. Bull Streets. (Second Floor.) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Telephone (’all No. 100, answered da ■ rtnght. Ex ranting Teeth One De.la each, extiacting Teeth and Artificial Teeth a specialty. Fine quality of Tooth Pe.wder and Teeth Brushes for sale. CFTERMS ('ASH. Try the Elephant Over-halls at L. Fried. «Trx-ia;r ■a-.-at-ag r-r—ttii - -|-r ■■■ i— mun hm i ira i ii■—i—— «£«» OTO J. S. COLLINS & CO., For Christmas Turkeys, Chick ens and Poultry of all kinds. A large stock of Eggs etc., always on hand at reasonable prices. J. S. Collins & Co. No. 15 Market Bnsemeot 8 W, corner. IUV•» ■ xmun 1W HL -r - . wr- . BUY YOUR STOVES ii® ranm gob FROM FREEMAN & OLIVER. 192 Broughton Street. 1864 1864 M. J. DOYLE, DEALER IN GROCER! S PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, I Lay, G rain. Tobacco Cigars &c. MAKKkT SQUARE— EAST SIDE. tetr The only Exclusive (lash House in the City—The I’l.ice f r Cash Pur chasers. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA WM. S( HEIIIING DEALER IN Fine Family hsris lqr» etc., Cor. Liberty und Drax fun Si reels. Savannah- Ga. Pratt’s Astral (>ii —Sife-t and best. COHENS mMEII’S VARIETI STORE The place to buy your DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Eno. At Wholesale and Retail, Cor. Congress and Jefferson Sts. (Graham Hubbell’s Old Stu ml,) 190 Congress St,, 185 St. Julian St. rw- Particular attention paid to Country Orders ami Low Prices guaranteed. PICTURE FRAMES" Th ['.lip:Htajit ta FICTVBES And all sizes of Frames made to or der, is at A. HELLER, Masonic Temple, Whitaker Street. The Oldest and Cheapest DRY GOODS HOUSE I'JW SAVAMXH. Go and look at his atock of . / Cloaks, Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Dress Goods. Domestics- Ladies Gents’, Misses and Children Below any other advertised prices. Also the public knows that his DOLLS are the Cheapest and Finest known for years. Only go there and you will find things 0. K. At JACOB COIEU. 152 Broughton Street. F. W. GERBER, f Pr&clical WcbßiteMiJtwilr, -DEALER IN- Ml % WaW MJto y V b# WALTHAM & ELGIN WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES AND Florida Ouriosities, Kf.i'aikinu of Fink and Com' Licatio Watciikh mill t'l.ocxs done Promptly and lit Workmanlike Manner, i.owkst PRICK*. F W 3ZHBZH. No. 114 Bmughtou St Savannah, Ga. The pi ice of the Trihlnk is 50 ceut* for 3 months, 75 cents for 6 months er $1.25 for 12 month*. THE BEST OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Soaps. Perfumery, Toilet Goods. And everything else kept in a FiMT-Cuss Dm Sm May be had at PORTER’S Broughton Street. PHARMACY CUeap for Cash, Call and See.