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in mum mini SATURDAY MAY 5 I >'>BB Go to H. Logan stalls 37 and '3B for market •applies. Burt’s hand sewed fb't* worth Sb 50 •re sold by GoJut Bios for 85 00 The Alm Miter Institute is the place for y<>ur children to be instructed.* The Rainbow Club will Jgtvn a fe»ti ( wal at Einpile Hall Mondiy nifiht May 7th. The Southern Stars will give a festi val at I.ougsboreuian Hall Monday night May 7th. Admission 20 cent-. Send tour ehildieu to the Alma. Mater Institute, Duffy & Cuyler Sts. * Thomas Goodrich of Gertrude Ga was in our city this week Oui reporter says he is hale, well, aud hearty, A grand May party will be given on Wednesday night May 9: h at Chatham new Hall, by the Scar Social Club. Fine bronze slippers beaded only 4sl 50 worth 82.30* are sold by Collat Bros Send your children to the Ainu Mat ter Institute where they will be well instr noted. * Dr. B. F. Shcftal has been elected city physician for the westers division of the city. His office is cor. Liberty and Jefferson streets; Collat Bros are the sole agents for the celebrated Ballou Ladies shoes the most pliable shoes made Do not forget that the Alma Mater Institute on Duffy and Cuyler streets is the place for your children to learn. * , The Mutual'Beuevolent Society will’ bold its regular meeting on Tuesday May 7th at the residence of Andrew E Bebin-on Esq. Collat Bros are se’ling the celebrated St is u lu» * ' . 81 00 and other fine hats in order t> make room for their immense spring stock The many friends of Judge P. M. Russell, Jr., were glad to see him out on the street Thursday. He is rapidly recovering from his recent ilhess Readers of the Tribune will do well to go to Collat L os 149 Broughton street for shoes and hats Go there because it is to your advantage to do so Col. John H. Deveaux and Lt. A. K. Desverney will leave this a, m. for Chauncy Ga, for the purpose of consti tuting a masonic lodge at taat point. Northern and Tennessee “Beef, Mut- ( ton and Veal of the best quality alwavs' on hand at H. Logan’s stalls 67 and 68 City Market. It is gratifying to note the many handsome dwellings that are in course of erection by our colored fellow citizens. It is a marked sign of progress in that direction. The city clock” by order of Council will resume its old time again At 12 m. to-morrow the clocks will be set ahead 36 minutes. Thus Savannah will have sun time and standard time. St. James Tabernacle Rev. M. R. Wilson pastor, will give an excursion to A/clntosh Station S F& W R R. on J/bnday J/ay 7th. Trains will leave depot at 7 o’clock am. Fare for round trip, adults 65 cents, children 40 cent?. The Conigan Baptist church of Dar ien Ga., Rev. Alex Harris pastor, w,ll give a grand excursion from Darien, and St. Catherine's Island t to Savannah June 6th Fare for the round trip 82.00 The officers and members of all the military companies are requested to meet to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at Chatham m w Hall on business of im portance at 3 o’clock. Rev, S, H. Robertson and Messrs. J. F. Gillen and G. Shaw left for Indian apolis Ind. on Wednesday night last, These gentlemen are delegates to the A. M E General Conference which in et> in that city on Monday next. The First African Baptist Church will give a fair at Cadets Hall Bryan F’r• et near Abercorn, commencing on Tuesday evening and continue for ten da}a. ihe proceeds will be devoted to church purposes. *v. A grand concert will be given by the Union Protestant Bmd Society on Mon day night May 7th at the Odd Fellows Hall on Duffy Street. All friends are invited to patronize us as we will try and have a pleasatt time. Admission adults 25 cents, children 15 cents. 0 JgThe Democrats held a large mass I meeting on Thursday and selected dele gates favoring Capt. W. W. Gordon for Congress. Our indefatigable (?) Con gressman did'nt seem to take with the crowd that night, perhaps he will find •ut what “black seed cotton” is before the season is over, Eh ! Mrs. A. M. Monroe’s school will give its annual concert at the Fords Opera House on Monday May 7th at 8 o’clock p. m. All friends are invited to attend as the preparati us have been made for a grand time. We hope no one will fail to turn out, if so they will looee a treat, Admisaion, 15 eenu. A Serious Acoident. O.i W dne-day evening l»8‘, Dr Wm. ' Pollard, Mr. Frank F ver, and <he lir .l tie son of Mr. May II nd rson, while returning from 'J hund< rb<lr, met w th a v< ry serious accident, When near the t"li gate the wlupple-tr e was jerked from its place, and the Doct r who was driving, w >■< flung violently forward to the ground dislocating his right should, er and receiving other painful bruises. Tl e buggy wns thrown on its side, Mr: Fr er escaping unhurt, little May re ceiving some slight bruises on the face. The Doctor managed to reach the office of Dr. St •ne who r< stored the dish c»t ed shoulder to its pr »per p'ace. T e injuries sustained by Di. Pollard a though very painful is not consider' d to be of a dangerous na'ure Cwlattratlon Postponed. The usual celebration of the Fif teenth Amendment which takes place on the 19th May of each year has been postponed by the Military to the 11th. of June. The Bapti-ts wi'l be celebrat ing their centennial at that time and •he city will be filled with thousands of strangers who will be pleased to see “the soldier boys” on parade. It is ex pected that several visiting companies will join in the parade, making it one of the “gran lest colored demon strations that has ever takenplace. Brunswick Ga. is rapidly improving in every way. Business seems to be brisk and many new homes h ive been recently built and others are in course of construction. Among the enterpris ing and energetic busines-' peopl- are Messrs. Carr and Tattnali’corr e- Albany and London streets, who run a first-class grocery and general merchandise store, and the old reliable W P Golden who keeps a first-class bnardin" house, saloon and restaurant on Oglethorpe and J/ans field streets. The new line of street cars run by the business places of these popular gentlemen. The Tribune office was greeted on Wednesday last with the presence of that charming young lady Miss E. L. Hare of Charleston S. C, acc> mnani'd by Miss Raven Garey and Mr. A. L, LaFayette. Our reporter showed our friends through the establishment and the young ladies expressed themselves delighted with the way the “art preser. vative” is managed. Miss Hare will leave for Charleston on Sunday, much to the regret of her many friends in this city. Lewis Mizzel a prominent barber of this, city departed this life on Monday last and was buried on Tuesday followed to his last resting place by his many friends. He was originally from Bir mingham Ala., and was a resident of this city about eight years. Mr. Mizzel was about 39 years of age, and leaves a wife and three children to mourn his loss. * The Eknowledgy Club which was organized April 12th elected the follow ing officers to serve the term of one vear, viz : J E Great - President, Wm. Wilson Secretary, A N Collier, Treasurer, And R W Black, W H Smith,gWm. Jones, AN • oilier as a board of managers. Miss Mary Nesbit’s school will give its annual concert and festival at ih Chatham old •Hall on Montgomery St,, May 14th at 7:30 p m , and solicits the patronage of all friends as no pains have been spared to make it an enjoyable en tertainment. Admission adults, 25 cents children 15 cents. The Young Men Christian Associa tion will give an excursion around the harbor on Tuesday evening May 22d. The steamer St, Nicholas has been en gaged tor the occision, and wi>l l ave wharf foot of Line du street at 1 o clnck sharp. Fare 50 cents The proceeds will be devoted to the Fiist African- Baptist Church. The grand May festival of the Cncket Club will take place at Odd Fellows Hall Harris street, on Tuesday night. The King and Queen will be cr wavd that evening. A fine china tea set wI) be awarded the Queen when crow el. An excursion will be given by the Chatham Light Infantry to Augusta Ga„ ou Sunday May 20th. Trains leave Central R. R. depot at 7 o’clock a. m. Fare for round trip 82 50. The guards band will accompany the Chat hams on the occasion. Returning a ill leave Augusta Wednesday morning The Young Chathams pic-nic to Montgomery will take place on Monday morning. The young Attucks will ar rive from Charleston to morrow evening Monday night the Young Chathams will give a masquerade ball and exhibi tion drill at Chatham new Hall. A Card. I desire to say through your valuable journal that the Sarah Green who was placed on the chain gang is not your humble servant. I make this statement to set. myself right in the community where I reside. Respectfully, Sarah E. Gukkn. Ezra Presbyterian Church West Broad 8 r . Rev J. S. Tlrmias, jwe-tor, services j s .bl> ith school at 9-30 a. <n. preaching at It a m. and 7-30 p. in. sharp Praver m eting 730 p m every Thursday. Vis itors always welcome. Seats free. Phe Girat Opening. MORGAN A DIXON has opened at the cor ner of West Broad and Little Jones BL, the Centennial Eating Saloon, Where they can accommodate their many friends at reasonable prices. Meals at all hours. ICE CREAM, FRUITS <fc SODA WATER. We invite the public to give us a call and try one of our meals. Board by day or week. <W“AII orders promptly attended to. MORGAN & DIXON, Savannah, Georgia P. B. GIBSON. —Dealer in fiist etas- Family Groceries, — Tobacco, {Liquor, Bacon, Flour, Sugar Cotlee Tea, Lard. Butter. Cod Fish, Can Goods, Soap. Peas, Meal, Grits, Rice, Mackerel Ac., Ac ask the patronage ofall friends and wdl deliver all goods if requested by th e purchaser. COR. (SIMS & WEST BOUNDARYS T 8 Sa.-'troxvn.aJa., Ga, The Racket C 0 D —SI ©RE. — UNDER ODDFELLOWS HALL. -BARNARD STREET NET SPOT CASH AGAINST CREDIT. We buy and sell for cash and save you a cred it tax of 25 to 50 per cent. “QUICK SaFeFaUD SMALL PROFITS”. “ONE PRICE ONLY.” Come and examine our prices in the follow ing lines and see how much we will save in dollars. The old, youn g, white and colored al Share alike in securin g these low casn figures! ’ NDJf EKcn/ EFa ao., 4c DIM'S RRMSHIJifi GOODS. """7TtT, AT The Now Store of * W wk, 5 S J® J Hrar 1 S Jw i f For all kin s of Ammuni tion and Fishing Tackle. I am selling as cheap as any other house in the city, and guarantee all sales. attention given to loading shells. TELEPHONE No. 417. *I3NHWM*RII|haH revolutionised the woilddur- 1N U PMTin■* D X the last hah’ century. Not I Mm iMMleast among ice wonders of in - ’ ’ w ventive progress is a method and system of work that can be perlormed al! over the country without seperating the work er* from their homes. Pay liberal; any one con do the work; either uex, young or old; no special ability required. Capital not needed: vou are started free. Cut this out and raturn > us and we will semi you free, something of > -eat value and importance to you, that will *■ ;irt yau in business, which will bring youln more money i ght away than anything else in ie world. Grand omfitfree. Address Thu a 6 Co , Augi'sta, Maine, CA \ fDT 17 I*- 00 Fob 13 WKKKS. Tn a r>A.VIrL.IL PGLICK GAZETTE will be maled securely wrapped, to any addreas in the United \pT UC for Three Montba on receipt VrV/* * A-.-J of One Dollar Liberal discount allowed to Postmasters, Ag ents and Cluos. TheVf A I T VD PoUCB Gazkttb of N* w ‘VI 1 AjILL-J York is the OWLT legitimate Illustrated Hportlngand sensational Journal pupllsbad unU O I? L" | the American continent. * Apply for terms to Rich’dK. Fox, Franklin Sqr., N.Y NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. MorrisoiFoyesCo. THE LEADERS OF LOW PRICES Ara now offerieg at prices never be fore quoted. The largest and choicest stock of first class Dry Good ever shown in this city. An examination and purchase at our store means a saving of money l<>r vou, MIHM. Good Sea Island Cotton 4c a yard, worth 8. Fine White Check Nainsook at 4’<j worth B’* Handsome Colored Lawn, linen finish at 3w wort h 5. Ladies. Children and Men’s Hosiery at 5c a pair sold everywhere for 10c. All Linen Lowe's at 5 and Bcts., worth 8 A 10 50 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods, in all siiadcs at 5c worth 10. Bargains in Black and Colored Silks. Bargains in Black and Colored Wool Dress Goods. Bargains In Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets and Parasols 25 dozen I Julies Black Jerseys at 50c worth 85. Handsome Embroideries at 3,4, 5 and 6c , wort h double Big drives in Ladles Muslin qjKlerwear BOYS’ CLOTriRiG.. 100 Boys’ Knee Pants, size 4 to 13 years, at 25 cents each. 60 Boys’Sults, Knee Pants, size 4 to 13 years at |l 25 and 31 50, worth 32 00 32 50. Polite and courteous attention to all. mm, run &Co. At D. Weisbein’a Old Stand. F. C. Lambert, DENTIST. Cor. Houston and South Broad Street. Special attention given to children's tee<h. Irregu' Hies corrected. Visits made night oc day. Teeth extracted with out pa'o. PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY. Whole c martial sejj of beautiful ar tificial tee b iosert“d on gold, platina, pure si ;cr. or vulcanite rubbe". warrant ed equal to any work done. J .mbody iog the most modern and scientific im provements; which for beauty, durabili ty and moderate charges cannot be sur passed. Patronage respectfully solicited. GE®. MEYER, WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT, Annual saless(),ooo Kegs, 1,500,000 Bottles, # —SOLE AGENT FOR— Anheuser-Busch Biwiiig Assoc’lioa and Gierke Brewing Co. Tbe Place to Buy the Best goods FOR THE LEAST MONEY, —IS AT— TEEPL.E & CO’S., 192 and 19S Broughton Street, CALL AT OUR STORE you want Furniture, Mattings, Window ShadM, Refrigerators, Bed Springs, Cooking Stoves, or anything In the Housekeeping Line, it will pay you to call on us before buying elsewhere. QOOdS Constantly Arriving, Fl fl JI JJfl jNR 193 and 195 Broughton St, bet,, I U M a M m W II U i j Jefferson and Montgomery. ESTABLISHED 1857 The Old Reliable House of JAMES HART & BRO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in (iiiiirs nmi lifiiffoits, ■n, n. on, ibis ui wk. At The Lowest Market Prives II Jefferson and 186 St Julian Srteel, SAVANNAH, GEORGI/ CHAS.KBLSHORMBRL AGENTS FOR TH R BERLINER A ENG«t BREWING COMPANIES. I Lager, Beer, Ale & Porte J| Which were awarded the highest awardM the Expositions of Paris and AND AGENTS FOR W* Diehl & Lord’s Pure Cider. Saloon, ta AND OFFICE AT 170 ZBROI’GHTOX Ffe We call special attention to our «np«rt<Sl OLD STOCK Al,Band PORTER, always oK draught, an<l to our BOTTLED BEER Families supplied with Bottled Porter, at 31 25 and Beer at 31 00 per dozen pintAH Physicians recommend same to ladies tH delicate health. IMp-FRFE LUNCH dally every S ATI’RD AW NIGHT.'WA DR. 8. C, PARSONS | haYS the people keep a config ing to be examined free of charge at htsoffid S and drug store, corner Liberty and Montgoralw ery sireeta for skin, blood, liver, lung an< 4 throat diseases, kidney complaint, femalkr weakness, rheumatism, old sores; limbs, sore eyes, fits, loss of manhood and aJT affections of the body. As ills vast experlenot as a doctor obtained In different countries and hospitals enables nlm to detect disease when It would Ini overlooked by others As a doctor for ladles he has no equal and cure the worst cases of diseasee of women. ’ He also examines and treats the eye for al] diseases and keeps a full line of spectacles eys glasses, etc It Is the headquarters of Dr 8. C Parson's medicines, electric supporters, electric belts, electric lung protectors, electric hosiery, belts, trusses, splints, crutches: ladies’dolly ot toilet belts, sus|*ensorles shoulder braces, pile trusses pile pipes, artificial limbs, and all sur gical appliances for deformities made to order; a fU II Ine of drugs chemlcas. herbs, root* and barks MNW! an ' those who rea4 H ,lll<l t,H!u * ct : t,u ’f w,, l And non-’ allVMa » r »»bloemployment that will pottak< them from their homes and ramiltea The profits are large and sure for every lndus< trlous person, many have made and aro nows making several hundred dollars a month. Iw is easy for any one to make 35 and upward! per day, wiio is willing to work Either young or oid;cnpltal not needed: we start you] Everything new Nos|N>clal ability required a you, reader, cun do It ns well as any one WrltM| tons at onee for fnli particulars, which we niaiM tree Address Ntlnnon AGo , Portland, M<, g BILLIARD" &~POQL| —Parlors. NO. 784 DECATUR STI DOWN STAIRS .a. t jl rr t a., <3- Fine cushioned tables of the mo«w| costly nnd improved make. Cigartl and Tobacco, Soda Water and Mox-I ie Beer. Give mr a trial. STRANGERS WELCOME 1 MILES WORTHY, | Proprietor.