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in ilium rami. SATURDAY, Fur Underwear L. Fried’s the place. Mrs. John D. Savage, is spending a few weeks at Palatka, Florida, wiih her uncle ex-Congresstuan Peppers, of that State. Try the Elephant Over-halls at L. Fried. The handsome residence of Prof. J H C Butler, on Henry street, near West Broad. is completed and it is an orna ment to that portion of the city. Go to L. Fried for your Collars and Cuffs. Rev. J H. Adams late of St. James Tabernacle, has been transferred to Thomasville, Ga. Mr. Adams is one of our able and efficient churchmen and We congratulate our Thomasville friends on this acquisition to their church. Mr John Stahmer has opened a very neat family giocery store at the corner of West Broad and Taylor streets, where he also keeps a choice supply of wines, liquors, cigars and tobacco He will a'ways be glad to make his friends wel come. For the latest styles of Shirts, Collars and Cuff's L. Fried’s the place. The favorite pastime of the boys now a-days seems to be the introduction of that destructive toy the Alabama sling. The unoccupied houses in the southern part of the city are good marks lor these mischievous urchins to ‘ aim and fir*».” We believe the attention of the police has ouly to be called to the mat ter to put a stop to the evil practices. Try L. Fried for your Red Flannel Shirts aud Drawt.a. The fnneral of Mr. Samuel Harris, a prominent Odd Fellow took place on yesterday from his residence on Ran dolph street. The remains were escort ed to the cemetery by the Longshore men, Armenia Lodge, No. 1930 GUO 0 F., and the Georgia Cadets of which organizations he was a member. If you want to smoke an imported cigar drop in at P. B. Reids, Abercorn and Jones streets. A grand gift reception will be given by the ladies of the Reception Club, at Odd Fellows Temple, on Harris street. Tuesday night. February 15. Prizes will be awarded to the holders of the lueky numbers. The Italian or chestra has been engaged for the occasion. Mr. Edward Spivey and Miss Lizzie Cary were married on the 2nd instant, at the residence of the bride’s father Mr James Cary, by Rev. J. A. Wood. The presents were numerous and useful W« wish them a long life of happiness. Syrup of Nitre cures Coughs, Colds Ao. For sale by all druggists. Mr. John M. Broad and Charlton streets hiTinhis posses sion two curiosities whSfi are worth see ing; one being a three legged hen, with an unnatural proj*etien"on the side that came near making a fuiirth—-the other being a hen which is supposed to be a cross between a hen Mr. Mike Hen Re liable” saloon No. 81 former ly kept by the late keeps on hand a full supply of the beat wines, liquors, eigars etc., and will be pleased to see all his old friends; A full line of Solon Palmer’s elegant extracts kept at P. B. Reids, Abereorn and Jones streets* The bill to pay the balance due tho Freedman's. Bank depositors has not vet been passed by Congress, &hen it be comes a law, due notice- will bwgiven by the Tbibunb. / The concert given byJffrs. Bonamrt’s vocal class at Ford’s spera Housel on Wednesday last was qjrite a suceewk a very large gathering* being in attend ance. The young ladies and gentlemen were all up in their parts, and received the plaudits of thouppreciativeßudience which they deserwod. ' Just Received a largo lot of tooth brushes, American and English at P B. Reids, Abereorn and Jones streets It ic foolish for persons to think be oauee another differs in opinion—on matters of social, religious or political affaire—fresa his, that ha io hie enemy or enemy ta Ate r»ee. It is hie right to think ihuehr/aal we are pleased to record the dtoning of tho day, when the Negro must think, like other men, for himself on matters of State and church. Go to L. Fried for your fancy Peroal Shirts. The editorial on colored sebools which appeared in the Evening (Jail of 1 this city last week, created some feeling I among a class of persona who was frieud- I -y disposed to that paper, supposing that oeing the organ of the laboring men, it I would be friendly disposed to any move I te °d elevate and fit their I o “ ! *dren for other places than “hewers la, * '•“d drawers of water.” Now I *7 B *y they are mistaken by this “tho I »nkindost cut of all. Rev. 0 P Johnson late pastor of Bethel A M E church in this city, paid us a visit last week. The reverend gentleman now has an important charge at Darien, and says that he is contem plating erecting a parsonage for the use of his church. Mr Johnson is an able and Conscientious diviue aud will make his mark wherever he goes. Success attend his efforts. The cry is L. Fried is the place for Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. Solicitor Dußignon in his argument in the case of the State vs. Burns—the clubber policeman—gives these belligtr aut cops to understand that such kick ers like Hymes and clubbers like Burns, must be held to a strict accountability for their brutality, aud we believe from the position he has taken in these pros ecutions he means business and the en tire community is pleased to know it. Over-halls in great variety and cheap at L. Frieds. The Atlanta Capital which was almost frantic in its appeals tor Prohibition some time ago, has eome to the conclu s on that Prohibition does not prohibit, but with all its temerity rises and says “that if properly carried out would have proven a blessing.” Just so. But the Capital should have known that to suc cessfully bring about such a reform in that city, the average Atlantaians, would have to be “born again.” —— —■* Verdict In the Libel Case- The verdict of the jury in the case of Peter Denegall vs. Alexander Mc- Hardy, was opened in the Superior Court on Tues lay last. Mr. Denenall had sued Mr. McHardy for SIO,OOO damages for a libel published io the late “ Phoenix" on which the latter's name was printed as publisher. The verdict gave the plaintiff $25 d images. The first vote el the jury after retiring, it is understood, was 8 to 4 in favor of giving no djm ages, - ; * ■ WI Odd fellows’ Celebration. On Tuesday next the Bth instant, Myrtle Loifge No 1663 and Armenia No. 1930 (|'U O of O F , wil[ celebrate their 9th|Knd 11th anniversary by a grand parade in the afternoon. They will» escorted by Mt. Sier Lodge No. 2441XP G M Council No. 60 and the Patriarch all of this city. The pro cession wlh be headed by the Ogle thorpe colnet band and after the parade an address on the progress of Odd Fel lowship, ijwill be delivered by P N F., M F. Gibson. A grand supper free to their friends, will be served in the even ing at their hall on Duffy and Cuyler streets The price of admission for lady and gentleman 75 cents, single tickets 50 cents. The affair promises to be grand and the public is cordially invited The Georgia Infirmary—Report lon tho Recent Entertainment A reporter of the 18l BUN ■ visited the Georgia Infirmary during the week and was struck by the great improve ment in the appearance of that institu tion. The old dingy coverings to the cots were replaced by clean bright ones and an air of cheerfulness pervaded the place, thanks to the efforts made by the ladies at the recent entertainment The following report shows the disposi tion of the proceeds of the supper: The entertainment given at Odd Fel lows Hall, on Thursday evening, Janu ary 27, in aid of the Georgia Infirmary, netted $72-61. The following articles now purchased and sent to the Infirma ry viz: 24 Chairs; 24 white counterpains; 12 pair blankets; 32 sheets; 12 tin toot tubs; 24 cupe and saucers; 24 plates; 4 dozen tea spoons; 3 dozen desert spoons, 1 tin dipper; 1 ladle; 1 large iron spoon; 24 tumblers of Jelly; 6 cans condensed milk; 6 cans extract ot beef; 1 box of tobacco; 1 gallon whis key; 1 dozen sponges; 2 dozen pipes; 15 pounds of sugar; together with the meats, oranges, lemons, coffee etc., re maining from the supper. The taanagers desire to return their thanks to the citizens for their donations and patronage, to the Guards Band for music and to Mrs. Celia Anderson, Ijouisa Bulloch, Elite Morel, E L Ing lis# and J P Jones, for frerviees rendered. Mart A. Jacksow, Y > Managers. A. 8. Spauldino, i Frllrwr. The members of Myrtle Lodge No. 1663 aud Armenia No. 1930, G U O of O F. and invited lodges, will assemble at Odd Fellows hall on Duffy and Cuy ler streets, at 1.30 o’clock, on Tuesday February 8, to celebrate the anniver sary of said lodges• Tho lino of march will be Cuyler, to Gwinnett, to West Bruni, to Geetoe to Drayton, to Jones, to Price, to Barris, whore Annour No. 1884, will fall in. The procession will then continno to East Brood, to South Broad to Lincoln, to Bay, to Barnard to Bryan, to St. Julian, to Whitaker, to Broughton, to West Broad, to Duffy, to hall. By order of A. Abhtom. Grand Marshal. Agents for the Tribune. The following are authorized to receive subscription? for this paper : Rev. J H Adams, Thomasville, Ga. Rev. C P Johnson, Darien, Ga. Speeial Notice. John H. Deveaux. Commercial Nota ry. Special attention given to drawing Deeds, Bills ol sale etc. Any business intrusted to me will receive pr >mpt at tention. 158 St. Julian street, Tribune office. E. J. CRANE. Has re-opened at his old stand, corner V\ heaton and Reynolds stre ta, where he will give special a tention to repair ang Watches, ’’locks and Jewelry of all kinds. The highest cash price- paid for old gold. Go to L. Fried for your Pleated White and Fancy Shirts Buy The Tribune. The Tribune can be found for sale at the following places : Estill’s news depot, Bull street under Scriven House. Jas. B. Alston, 43 Whitaker street. J. B. Sheftall, Anderson and White ker streets. A. H. Gaston, Bryan street rear M. J. Doyle’s Lewis Mizell, at 33 Drayton street, fiy h Wi ui is Grail A Great Cloud of Witnesses. Read what those say who have used P. P. P. Waycross, Ga , Nov. 15, 1885. Dr. B. B, Whitehead; Dear Sir —At your request I will state my case. Some years ago I contracted malaria in its most violent form while living in New rk N. J. I consulted various physi cians and took Duinberlesa prepara tions recommended hh “sure cures,” but It stuck to me like a brother— <>r more like a mothei-in-law. I finally came South, ad while here tried new remedies said to “always” cure malaria, and it still stuck to me, and you know the broken down condition I was in when I came to you. You put me to taking your P. P. P and I improved rap idly, and am to-day in as gnod health as 1 ever was— in fact, better. As a remedy for a broken down constitution it has no equal. Yours, etc., T. P. COTTLE. m m blood rm For the cure of LIVER and KIDNEY COMPLAINT, SCROFULA, TUMORS, DYSPEPSIA. BILLIOUBNEBB, FE MALE WEAKNESS, all diseases of the BLOOD, all disfiguring humors of the skin and scalp, and for all debilitating and wasting diseases. "ALASKA CATARRH COMPOUND” “Sure Catarrh Cure,” Cures colds in the head on the first appli cation. Cures nervous headache, ringing noise In the head Dizziness and Hay t \ver An inhaling tube will be found enclosed with each bottle, by which the compound is inhaled The compound acting directly upon the nasal passages instantly dense* them of all foul mucus accumulations. It restores the sense of taste, smell and hearing when affected, subdues inflamation when entering the eye, ear or mouth, leaves the head deorderized, clear and open, the breath sweet, the Ifcpathing easy and every sense in a greatful ahd soothed condition. A perfect and speedy cure always follows the use of the ALASKA CATARRH CURE. ALASKA OIL. The great pain deetroyer for the cure of Deafness, Toothache, Sore Throat, Head ache, pains in the eheat, side or back, Rheu matism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Chifdhlsina. Frostbites or lameness in any part of the body. ALASKA OIL i« • remarkable remedy for the cure of Corns Warts and Bunions. Bold by all druggists everywhere, or sent prepaid by the company on reteipt: of price. Alaska Catarrh Com- Jound or Oil 50 cents per bottle, 8 bottles 2 50. Alaska Blood Purifier fl 00 6 bottles $5 00. Bend for pamphlets of testi mony free? Alaska •aapMy, Lynn, Maas., Southern Office 178 Browgh ton street, bavannsA, Ga. BogfKll oom wjunieations to the Toby Lloyd, Agt. * dealer in v Os all kinds and GAM!?' in season. Prices as cheap as the cheapest. Call and see for your self before buying elsewhere. Stall No. 11, City Market Savannah, Georgia. CHARLES BACKMAN, it Corner Congress A Bull Streets. (Second Floor.) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Telephone Call No. 100, um-wred da; or night. Ex racting Teeih One De.la each, extracting Teeth and Artificial Teeth a specialty. Fine quality of Tooth P. wdnr and Tooth Brushes fur sale. OF* TERMS CASH. A. B. COL LINS &• CO., (Suceeo-ora to Oliver's) Paint & Oil House, STEAMBOATS MILL SUPPLIES, SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, ETC. —No 5 Whitaker Street, - SAVANNAH GEORGIA. BUY YOUR STOVES —AND— HR EHU Gill! —FROM— FREEMAN & OLIVER. 192 Broughton Street. 1864 1864 M. J. DOYLE, DEALER IN GROCER) S PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, Hay, Grain, Tobacco Cigars &c. MARKET SQUARE—KAHT HIDE. BtorThu on’y Exclusive Cash House in the City—The Place for Cash Pur chasers. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA WM7sCHWING DEALER IN Fine Family Em Lip ett, Cor. Liberty and Drayton Streets. Savannah, Ga. Pratt’s Astral Oil —Safest and beat, PICTURE FRAMES. Us tapOiii ii jit ta FIOTVBES And all sizes of Frames made to or der, iz at A. HELLER, Maaonic Temple, Whitaker Street F. C. LAMBERT, DENTIST Corner Houston and South Broad streets. Savannah. Georgia, Patronage solicited. Consult ation free. The Oldest and Cheapest DRY GOODS HOUSE • XW SAVAB\WAH. Go and look at his stock of Cloaks, Blankets, Shawls* Flannels, Dress Goods. Damaatto*. Ukllm, Oaata', Mlaae* ami OhltStM VA'UKRAVKAH. Below any other advertised prices. 4 Also the public knows/ that bis DOLLS are the Cheapest and Finest known for / years. Only go there and you will find things 0. K. At JACOB COHEN, j 152 Broughton Street, J F- W. GI'KBER. I Pricticil Wtktaiho -DKALER IN z > ! > ’J WALTHAM & ELGIN WATCHEffI CLOCKS. JEWELRY, I SPECTACLES 4., Superior facilities for repairing oH FINE AND COMPLICATED Watches and Clocks.! Repairing of all kinda promptly tended to and warranted. F W O-ERBBlii No. 114 Broughton St. Savannah, Gw,- Restaurant. Meals at all Hours. Permanent and Transient Board-1 ing at Reasonable Prices, J- J. GUERARD, 155 South Broad street, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. | NORTON & MIMS Pharmacists, ; Cor. West Broad & Waldburg St*, j DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINKS, CHEMICALS, 1 PAINTS, OIUS, VARNISHES BRUSHES ETC. A full line of reliable garden seeds always on hand. >IIW. JNNIMIIU, DEALER IN FOREI6M AND DOMESTIC FRUITS & Confectionaries, Bolton street, between West Broad and Montgomery streets. North side. HAM & HAAR. DEALERS IM CBOICB FAHILY GROCBRIKS, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS ETC. Corner State and Drayton Sts. MICHMFprNENNESSt' SALOON, 81 Bay Street. Wines, Liquors and Cigars of the best brands. Lunch from 11 to 1 daily.