The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, April 14, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextII 11 Ij HIKR SAIT APRIL 14, ISBS :..... •/ w ~ > !•.< arrested by .Justice Man! fnrr the keeper of ti" • C m ■ '•>' -1 gu!l in the supe rior Cmirt ■; -'o'::.-.’ey hist Ti>n Cn ws< accused of be”, .■ : •-.* murd. . • I!-'”-. = -I ' . have i- i ■ ; r-t- t • c ti”* ne . - day, A . ■ .lay Morning in t.. ■ jail <.i drop. Mr-. V.' ihonr quaiifie I bi for • the 0.-db.-i ~ : rim 1.. I»■ t :zt!ieEx< . ; tli * " il'i ' ; her 1;i : .il.t late Lt. D. 1 ,J- thorn* p t . f 't 1 Crfv.-fordwiP. deliver an iristnie ti• • I(t< <»n Pi lav n ' ■ ’ al' l.i . .»v ii ’i, Dudy -: reel. ii >* Wil: o • m . ni«.:•• si. 'i '.lie ami the parent .ot el., r.u Ao.tld • • The Prob.ssor ■■ a gi t ■ I a . . enti I'laiu his bear":>. Ad.i • • e T|,e • -ii- . : ■ ival given hy the‘'Ha- Vei, J ji.i ■ • 11 11 .■ i. it'the Util Inst , a: Go . . i yli. whs al tende I with np! -.i -a>i( _•< . i p'.-Aing result-. The re- C. qns v. ■■ ’ if. net prove, isof n- al I?' |3i i \ . ifi, > will be expended !■ r th.i !.• .• s, ..Cy,and the. balance uw.l lot -la ’.a . f. ■ Home Mr J,.very c...i;li of Jmksonv le. Fla, i. a a -i. luring the week Coi.it .L as . -el.iiig the. celebr ted Stet: -u b. is f r :1 00 and other line hats itt o- L i n make room fur their immense ;.itt stock Go to H. Logan stalls 67 and 68 for market supplies Mrs A L-l Dvfevcruey who las bi ■” quite sick during the past teu da;, s, we are giad to say is some better, Tiie members of Hilton Lodge Nt; 2 F. & A. M. enjoyed a pleasant re-uni " at the Ledge Loom on Wednesday eve ning last. The Johnson Enterprise club will g’t e a grand Egg La.-h and Trade exhibitim at Chathams ha 1 Monday night Apiil 16:h- Tic! is 25 cents. Friends will show good judgment by goiii. to Messrs 811 Levy & Br< for their spring and summer clothing. They have the at' st styles and certain ly sell at the lowest possible prices K< nember the place 161 Congres- St’ C i.at Bros are the sole agents for the celebrated Ballou Ladies shoes the most pliable shoes made Pamphlets containing the proceedin s of the M W Grand Lodge for Ga., will soon be issued from the Tribune Job Printing office. Rev. J. H. Adams of Thomasville was in the city this week, His host of friends were glad to see him. Don’t fail to attend the grand ball b the S T Social Club, on Monday night. April 16 at Empire hall. Admission 25c Collat Bros has received 47 cases of fine gentlemen’s shoes with orders to Bel the same at cost. The Georgia Artillery will give a gi ' Festival at Odd Fellows h 41, Harris tie t, on Monday night Apri 16th. Tickets 25 e mts. i. v cod Lu.!,:-.* ?i '. 9. A F & A ?>> will ■ a grand v. per at their hah No. 18F &W R 11, Monday ni_ht Apnl libit. Ticket.' 20 cents. Th;' Andrew Bryan Centennial Club No. 2 will give a grand display of bible . see r. -at Sturte .nt hall on Monday nig' r. Apia 23rd. Admlss on 10 c n Candidates : ‘>r Congressional, State aid '• ou .ty h nors are spr outing. The Tribune wul -i nounce in due time the ticket that will be successful the coming fglj. . 5 he S G Council and its subordinate Lodges No. 1 & 3, Knights of Archery will give • grand excursion to Montgo mery, Monday May 14. Trains will leave jun .ion at 9 and 2 o’clock. Round trip 40 cents, children 25 cents. * Northern and Tennessee Beef, Mat 'ton and v cal of the always ■ or. hand ft 11. Logan’s stalls 67 and 68 City Market. ’ Capt. Jam.s A, Sykes, one of the pub lishers 0;' the Defiance was in the city during the week, and paid our sanctum a vi-it. ‘‘Jim’s’ 1 many friends wer i pleased to meet him. |L Rey. M’. L ' . Weston pastor of Mt -Zi st c’ .reh, preached the An qiversary Ser - n n Sunday night last 'ifce Uute - ’ ’ghters of the Lincoln ® >Guards. Tk-sv. jict was an interesting oife, an 1 the large iudience appreciated the offer s of L. re . > rend gentiem m. . v.r _■ S r.vh, the old reliable for tan i.:.icr who . • «»s good as old time leii”. a r o'-i . i, has removed to Mar. ict ,t.r- ■t, 2n. door from West 8.. d waerc : . j will be happy to see all her aid friends. She never fails * A grand f-.stival will be given on Monday night April 16th at M aiters •> hall. Walbur/ audCuykr sheets, f r the ceutfit of Bethlehem Sabbath .SchoM. Fine bronze -slippers .beaded only ?2.5b worth 32.50 are sold by Collat Bros > As stated in bit week’s Tribune . t r; was a i r.t the Georgia In firmary. But : w attended It was thou ’ht l-ast nt the meeting off an ti’ '• -v’ y a April ’7,4p. m. Ail f i ; jo th.* Intir iary Bukin-:; invit d attend, wp il- U:e pt oic-rs r the diflereut chut .S”' i’hi’rp-' A M E church wid give i gr-nd ixcui-ion o I’runsw ck Mondi v Apri .'-Oth. frain* wi'l leaveS FA W : RR ar 7.-3 > o’cl- ck a in, returning' th - day Fare for r-mid trin 81 0), c ' hiidren 50 cents. James F. Gillens c a t man. ■' The memb r- of the Republican C. iititv C mii.i t e are requested to n ee' i > the Tribune building on Mou iay Ap- 1 23. 18>S it 11 o’clock a, m. I. M. Pleasant, Chairman, J. E Whiteman Seer tary. B i i > hand sewed shoes worth 86.50 are dby Gollat Bios for 85 00 A cone' rt fi-r the benefit of th** First | < oi: .reg.iti-inal church will be slveu ■ Mend y i i.fl t Aj ril 16th at the Thea ;’!■ . Pi f. S B. Morse has control and ' real trout m y be expected. All the ■ the friends and well-wishers <-f the church are cordially invit d to be pres ent. This wi’l be an instrumental a« vr«ll ns vocal concert. Several persons will furnish the pia -o music—Some’of the lad;e< of Beach Institute will kind ! v I'nm-sh "lie »-r more members. Mr. E. F. L rd with his violin will lead the music. Admission to any part of the house 25 cents. Bead- is of the Tribune will Jo well to go to l.’ul'at. Bros 149 Broughton street for shoes and hais Go there b- cause it is to your advantage to do .-o — Halnos Institute, Augusta. Tills sclio il under the niannironient of Miss Lie--- Laney is one of the most popular in tin state A very laitxe number <>f pupils fr m various sections is in attendance '1 lie scan'- 1 . '.vUl close on the 15th of May for the tei'hi Au act <>f ineorp-irallon has beeen implied 10rn"..! when t)next term begins it will 1..- in more commodious quarters. Tim people of A >iims ! .■ speak in the highest terms of the Haines Institute. ——W*'— Second SapHst Church Fair. The above named church fair w-s 'p med in grand style on Tuesday uiqht last at the Cadets hall on Bryan street between Abercorn and Drayton, and h-;s been the place of attraction during the week. The Lail is tastefully de'orated a d the tables are laden with useful ami ornamental articles which are be ng ripidly sold at moderate prices. The ladies in charge are untiring iu their efforts to please every body and are meeting with abundant success. The Guards band played at the opening and there is an attractive entertainment e ery evening. The fair will contii ue until the 19th. There is no better way of spending an evening agreably than by paying it a visit. Let every body go aud help the good cause. ftepuhliean CounH Committeo 1888. L. M. Pleasant, Chairman' W II Matthews, Vice Chairman. J. E Whiteman, Secretary. R N Rutledge, Asst. Secretary. Is: J C Williams. Richatd Butler, 2-d W 11 Mmc-il, E N.l’ Erwin. 3rd L A ti t'd- eii. W B Williams. 4 R\V White, Jo.iah Brown. 5 i C N c o's, Sam’i Black. 6 i Luke Collins, C A Wyliy. 7 i Join Bryan, Lymus Gr en Sih Abrnk Miller, Thos, Houston, AT LARGE. J II D veaux, James Atkins, Henry Johuuon, E Robins n, L B iMomer, John Sneed, S Sue’sou, V Lai’itte, R H Bourke, Capt. Maxwell, M Hunter, Lucius Porter, Honor Grant, Isaac Charlton. — •C'* Death of Mr u k Aldrich. Mr. Frank Aldrich a long and faithlul employee of th*. Southern Express Company, died at the resi dence of his father, Mr. George A'drich on Bolioji street at 8 o’clock p. m. on April Bth. His remains were carried to Augusta accompani ed by his father. Up to the time of his death he had been in the employ of the Southern Express Company eight years and was beloved by all who knew him. He leaves a host of friends to mourn his lo 8 hr Bid s dear itjo'l er and s'-'er. Ihe <*i< - | p ,(*i of the E>pr ss Compa y ugh the assi-tai.ee of Mr. lieu ! ■M kes of Augusta and Mr. P. M Mitchell of this < ity, have decid-d to erect a monument over bis grave and up to the present, have met with much succeiß. VHinted / naa- Agents to Sell r f I J ! HISTORY of 1 LW BLACK . PHMJNX A V •’ I 1- U.A I 1 ■r-j; ♦ •■ • ' ’■ i ' ' • flt . ai ... Lu* L* - ,«<•** ? AMERICAN PUB GCO a CHLRCii IS'dfiCES. C M E. C 'lo'li 3 mi mi l IlaberC. m Str, Rev S U.K llii|p'-ior. Sirvic i -i -t lln. m a mil 7p. ra. The public is r< ■ i " f-ili v ilii Led. : '..ra Pre-by b rian C mri Went B •••ml i S r e . li"V .1. >. Th .i.i s. pa-tor, servic ■; 1 .'•a. ill .-chuol at 9-30 a. ia. preaching at 111 a ni. uid7-30 p, in. -harp Biavir ! meet 7 ;’>o p m every Thursday. Vis itm- always welcome. Seats tree, Cual’x v, Ga. —Jones Chapel A. M E. Church, sji vices at 10 a. m, sab bath School at ll;30 o’clock, preaching by the past or, G. H. Green at 3 uni 7:30 o’cl iek p, m. Come une and all to our Sunday School, it is one of th oranue.'t on the E. T. V. & G. R. R. G H, Green, Pasti r. St. Mary’s Me’hodist Protestant church. Sims and West Boundary Sis Sunday morning prayer meeting at 5 o’clock, preaching at 10-30 a in. and 7-30 p. m , by Rev. A. GibsOn, Pastor. Sunday School at 3 p. in. Robert Ward, Supt, RIV. S H. Robert-on pastor of St. Philip’s AM E elui ch. Sunday ni .ru ing prayer meeting at 5 o’clock. Edu cational sermon at 10 30 a m by Rev. IL K. Love oi the First African Bap tist church, ami remarks. Sunday School at .1:30 pm. At 3 p ni, educa tional meeting, speakers, Mr, G S Wil lions, Rev L B Maxwell. Miss Holmes principal of the Beach School, and Mr. Davis, Singing will be L<l by the Sunday School, Rev E 11 McGhee and others. At 7;30 pin a paper on edu cation by Miss Mana Gaston, and ad dieses by Prof Ro.-s, Mr Mclntosh Piof Baker, Messrs I'raiu, Thigpen and Mr O’Hara will be present. We ior- Ji illy invite ali teachers and trends of Christian education to be present and especially straugers who will spend tin Sibbath in th 3 city. Witewarcled * 11 " those who read H iH Y thisiludll^n «et< they will flnd liou- 4 orable employment that will opt take them from their homes and families i he profits are large and sure for every indus :rious person, many have made and are hum naklng several hundred dollars a month. It is easy for any one to make $5 and up wants per day, who is willing to work. Either sex, young or old;capital not needed: we start you. Everything new. Nospecial ability required; you, reader, can do it as well as any one Write to us at once for full particulars, which we mail free. Address Stinson &Uo , Portland, Me, ALMAMATERISSIITCTE, (FOUNDED IN 1883.) —AN ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL,- Is situated on Duffy N. E. corner of ( uyler St Under the auspices of PROF. M J CRAWFORD. President and Professor of Penmanship, Mathematics Belleslettres <fcc A thorough and Competent Education to those seeking a superior advantage and desir ing toqualifv themselves to meet any avi ca ll, ,n in life would do well to attend this Insti ir.iimi 'Die.designs of this Institute: Ist. It prepares students for college 2nd, It gives non and women a solid English educaiion ini, It prepares young men and young ladies fi r useful life. 4th, It trains teachers for sue •i s.-ful work in the .'i liooi room. st.h, Th i'e • s no other institute of the kind iu Savannah •itli, A special inducements is offered fm .slaty lavs from date ofthG issue. (Terms; »21 for 15. ks in advance ) Weglvea Thorough and ■ steinalic training in the following l,r.m. 1., s: I'enman.ship, Arithmetic, <lrth'Ugraph; . Eng lish Grammar, ' hristiun Ethic, (Ortluidox) n knowledge of Alg it:., Geon;, try, Trig, -. n i.v, Elements of Asi n>. > . d Navi tin :»| r nlinl anil Inteiii . ('•.! -ulu-. Natural ili.i tmf, eic» We II;, .a no , a»'" to state olher iiei-i < ary tirauclies waicii comprise a collegi ate edm-athm Afler r a ing carelully should vou decide io take a course In our Inslitute, > . item us a few days before coming Circu ars mailed free .Address PRO- NI J CPAW’ORD, M 0.84 Mill Street, Ca ,s jr-shmild you d< - ■ 1 nd let us know, as we l oan! no one. Hill l— CALL AT The New Sion of ... . « V J a | . 2 ® " fe f » f J 1 ; * J f i 2 2/ * NF <<7 • -’. * For all kin‘a of Ammuni tion and Fishing 'lackle. I am selling as cheap as any other Louse in the city, and guarantee all sales. ; Tr>p< cinl attention given to loading shell*. TELtI’HQ^K.^ :U,417. . DR. S. C. PARSONS BaYB tile people ke 'n a com Ing to be examined free of charge nt his ollie and drug store, corner Liberty mid Montgom ry streets for skm. lilood llv< r, lung ami throat diseases, kidney complaint, f inale wc.'k.n ss, rheumatism, old sores; deformed linilis. -ore yes. tits, loss ot maiihisxl and all mi. i:; >n> of tln- n ’v. As tils va«t experience as a iloemr ebta,’;. e tiffi'rent countries and In• q>:tab i e:i :'!■ s ■, a■ . ■, .q disease where ' it would be overloe.l;, d by .c.els \s a doctor f.>r •• 1.. • i qnnl and cure the worst eases of de- v e.- .q woimm. Ile also ex.unions and tr :■ ■ '-ye tor all diseases mid keeps n full I,| m ..re -h S eye glasses, etc 11 Is the hviblqtiurt 'i s ..f I>r s’u Parson's medicines, eleclno s.ipp a lers.electrlc belts, electric lung pMitbns, e’.ei trie hosiery, belts, tfusses, splints, crill.c ■ : ladies' doll v <\.- mill t bells, suspensor . - slmuidcr braee- pile trusses pile } . - m ti.'n .. a.-. :nt ■• ■»■ gi.'.il appUft' e ; s for <|etnrim::i -ma!e t. ■ a fuh ine of drugs ehemicas. neibs, roo.-.m.', barks ULMER’S LIVER CORRECTOR This vegetable preparation is iuviln ablc fur the r> storatimi of tone anti strength to the syMem. Fur dyspepsia constipation and other ills, caused by tiisi.rded liver, it cannot, be excelled Highest prizes award d, and eudoiscd by eminent nn diva! men. Ask for Ul mer s Liver Corrector and take no other. 81.00 a bott e. Freight paid to any address. B F ULMER, M. D. Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga. <■=»• - -=» ... _ MUTH lIJIMIEI, DEALER IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Winos, Liquors, CIGARS & TOBACCO. DRAYTON AN!) STATE STS. SAVANNAH. GA. F. C. Lain bort, DENTIST. Cor. Houston and South Broad Street. Special attention given to children’s teeth. Irregularities corrected. Visits made night or day. Teeth extracted with out pain. PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY. Whole or partial sets of beautiful ar tificial teeth, inserted on gold, platina, pure silver, or vulcanite rubber, warrant ed equal to any work done. Embody ing the most modern and scientific in provements; which for beauty, durabili ty and moderate charges cannot Im sur passed. Patronage respectfully solicited. The choicest and best Northern Beef, Veal aud Mutton, Corned Beef, etc., daily to be found on rim stulls of H. Logan. 67 and 68 Savannah Market Customers pn-mpth setved.and mark I ing delivered at year Imine tree. fc-”***——* ■.-—«ik«—* a» «—■>.«—r>w -<*>«. ■ ■ i—i - bmm— MMH j J£*l W' KJ < '/ £’? IHW J WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT, @r»> R6Sw Annua! sales 50,000 Kegs, 1,500,000 Bottles. —SOLE AGENT FOR— Msossr-Bnsch brewing Assertion and Gierke Brewing Co. The Place to Buy the Best Goods FOR THE LEAST MONEY, TEEPEE T & CO’S., 192 and 195 Broughton Street, O£gr CALL AT OUR STORE If you want Furniture, Mattings, Window Shades, Refrigerators, Bed Springs, Matt res. ee, Cooking Stoves, or anything In the Housekeeping Line, It will pay you locall on us before buying elsewhere, £ ( , w (; OOf [ s COUStUntly A r riving. TTP?!? & PH 193 and 195 Broughton St, bet. i di w d w du i) Jefferson and Montgomery. 4 rwissnrrniß——n—r—s»r TM - ■ — mr— —umm ——a— ESTABLISHED 1857 The Old Reliable House of JAMES HART & BRO., XV holesah* and Ketai'. Dealers in I’liiiii'i’ mu,i ibr UIWI, m. ups, UEU! ill TOM. At The Lowest Market Prives I JI JefferiOD ai" 1 I j.Jhh.ic I, SA\ h <4 ‘ <u .. 5 -S'? ' ! -gi ; * ■ • UiK.IffILSHORh r| AGENTS Unit THE BE RUN EK <k EIE BREWING COMPANIES. I Lager, Deer, Ale & Pvr’F Which iv rv awarded the highest av iirl , the Expositions of Paris and Plillam ipt.< yf > AND AGENTS FOR Diehl & Lord’s Fuie CidV AND iIFFII’E AT I/O BROIGIITON ■ We call iprcial attention to our "1 I> sTtx'K .U.K mid PORTER, alway a ■ .Irmiglit, mid to our HOTI LED BEER. JHF Families Mipplied with Bottled Porter. Jy nt Jl 25 mid Beer at 11 00 per doxen I’liysielmis recommend same to ladiesjW delleite liesltl». «-l HKE LUNCH <1 dly every BATUKDI k NIGHT. ->1 HIP 1 intliMll I—II MH— 111 |itiMM— BILLIARD & PQQI Parlors. [ NO. 78i DECATUR S' DOWN STAIRS 71. T Iu A. IT T -A., GF Fine cushioned tables of the rn« costly and improved make. Cigai and Tobacco, Soda Water and Moj ie Beer. Give me a trial. S'I'RANGERS W ELCOME | MILES WORTHY, I trgnt J :.' tJgHMMMi rex.iiuti niz.-.t ‘in worlddurß INV hN rillnl'"' !l "' la " '' Utury. Nofl til I ■■■ riytU' • Die nderst of v nli'.. • s Is II in. tiiotfl mi I system of work t lint • an bu uerformed mjM • •v. rtlie country without seperiitlng the •rs frmii tlielr homes, r.i liberal; any onuß •in dotin' work; either s» voting or oid: nefl IH cliil ability required. Capital not IleededtM you are atiirtcd tree, t'uttlii, out and returuM to us and wo will send you free, something ofM :i< at value ami Import on.' to you, that will J Curt you in business, which will Li4ug more in right away than anything else InM tin world. Grand outtltlree. Address Thus 9 A l'o , Augusta, Maine. 'J Z' I Frank Rankin, -WOOD DEALER— Foot of Reynolds Street, on ! Bay and River Streets. Best quality Pine and Oak I Wood, <h ’ivered prompt ly at REDUCEU RATES.