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in smjiii Mini SATURDAY SEPT. 15, 1888. i _ I The S .hbath Jay should be kept holv. Patr.mize those who advertise with u». L-t the growlers growl; we are stid on deck. Subscribe for the Tribune and there * by help the organ oi your race. Tire city was visited by a severe wind storm ou Sunday night last. It is reported that the freshest will reach this part of the river to-night. Olivette at Ford’s Opera House on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even ings. Fourteen nurses left for Jacksonville on Thursday, eight of them being col ored. Trains on the Central road are sus pended for the present on account of the wash oat. The low places around St. Augustine church, has been partialy refilled with sand by the authoiities. We ar sorry to learn that Miss Mary L Williams i» vary sick and has been confined to her bed for seveiai weeks. •The fire on Friday night about 11 o’clock was at Simon Mitchell’s clothing store on Broughton street. Damage slight. G. A. Davison will have a preliminry examination on Tuesday next before a bench of magistrates for the shooting of Tony Wilson. The Republisan Senatorial committee has not yet made a nomination for this district. Some anxiety ”is manifested over the delay. A festival will be given at the Chat ham new hall, Monday night September 24, by the. Georgia Benevolent Associ ation, Tickets 25 cents. A festival will be given by Armenia Lodge No. 1930, G U 0 of 0 F, on Monday right September 17, at o<’d- Feliows Hall, Duffy street. The production of Olivette next week at the Opera House will be the grandest musical event of the season The best talent is engaged. A mince festival will be given by Club No of St. James Tabernacle, on ■ Monday night Sept. 17, at Odd-Follows hall, Harris street. Tickets 10 cents. The Gospel Aid Society will install their officers on Monday night at the mince entertainment to be held at Odd- * Fellows hall, Harris street. Miss Lucy E. Brown, who has been spending the past month.in Darien, Ga., arrived home yesterday morning, and reported having had an enjoyable time. It is a common practice for parties to water their horses at the pump cor. New Houston and Burroughs streets. Is not this a violation of the city ordi nance. Joe Heywood who was sent to the lunatic asylum October sth last, died on Monday the Ist inst., and his re mains were entered in the asylum buri al ground. There is a certain handsome and pop ular young lady residing in the western part of the city, who is claimed by her many friends to be the champion pianist of the city, The Police is making a raid on the liquor dealers who keep the back gates open on Sundays. Several were pur. on the docket and fined large sums ou Fri * day last. The Georgia Light Infantry held an election on the 4th, inst.’ with the fol lowing result: R. Stephens first lieu tenant; C. Williams second lieutenant; A. Price second lieutenant junior, A complimentary benefit will be giv en by Myrtle Lodge, 1663, G U (.) of 0 F, at their hall, Duffy *treet, Monday night September 24, to her delegates to the BMC, Tickets 15 cents, lady and gent 25 cents. The improvement, that are beilrg made , on the Second Baptist church is pro i pressing rapidly which when completed ■k will be one of the handsome church edi- K fices in the city. Misses Susan Taylor and Amanda were spending a few days in lour city with friends, have returned to their home in Augusta, and express * themselves as much deiightad with their trip' to Savannah. il Arrangements are being made to erect a an additional school house for colored children on the Fairlawn tract. If a school house was erected in the south-western portion of the city it would be more desirable. Superintendent Baker in bis recent report to the school board says: "Ti e principals of the colored schools report that more children are turned away from the sch ols for lack of room, than are received tnto them ” CORRESPONDENCE. Bartow, Ga., Aug. 29, ’BB. • Editor Tribcne; Dear sir:—l have I been reading your valuable paper lor some tune, and must say it is the best paper of its size iu the coun try. Through your paper I wish to let the people of Georgia know Hint the people ot Jefferson is not dead The Republicans met in convention i few weeks ago at Louisville for the purpose of nominating candi dates for the Legislature. The con vention Was called to order by W. M. McCloud and El, M, Williams was called to the chair. I never saw people so much interested in putting a man in the field in iny life. F. T. 'Villiams and VV. M, McCloud were nominated as candi dates for the Legislature. We also ratified the action o| the Chicago convention in nominating Harrison and Morton for President and Vice President. On the 6th of October we will show ourselves men of intel ligence by acting wise in voting for our men. Yours Respectfully, T. T. Williams. Col. J. W, Thompson, editor of the Peoples' Journal, at Jacksonvills, Fla., arrived iu tie ci’y a few days ago, and will make Savannah bis headquarters until he can go back to Jacksonville, (owing to the yellow fever.) Col. Thompson hns been spending the sum mer at Warm Spriugs Ga. In hopes of regaining his health, but he still suffers from the injuries sustained at the Hur ricane Creek trestle, near Blackshear on 17th of last March. He says that Dr. Duncan will take a piece of dead bone, from his arm when the weather gets cool, then he will—if he is strong enough—commence to handle stock and bonds. The Republicans of the fijst militia district met on last Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall, Dully street, and confirmed the resolutions adopted at its previous meeting, condemnatory of the killing of Burke and Devantz, and the verdict tendered in those cases. Several speeches were made urging prompt and united action in the matter. The con mittee of fifteen which was appointed the meeting previous to raise means to aid in the prosecution has appointed a sub committee of three to act in the mat -er, The meeting was largely attended and will meet regularly every Wednes day nights, the next meeting being at Chatham new hall Mr. Frank W. Willis, a prominent barber of Augusta, in a shaving and hair cutting contest recently held in that city, shaved and cut the hair of a customer in the short time of eight min utes. Mr. Willis take* the cake certain ly, so far as some of our city barbers are concerned. Mr. F. 11. Haar, the popular voting grocer corner Bolton and West Broad ‘tret, have purchased the handsome new store and dwelling corner West Broad and Gwinnett streets, and will shortly open with a fresh stock of fine groceries, wines, liquors and se gars, . Michael Lavin one of our oldest and highly esteemed citizens I'*d at his residence in this city on Wednesday last. Mr. Lavin was in the 63rd year of his age, and served as alderman for a number of years. He was highly re spected bv all who knew him as a man ot strict business integrity. Mr. Lewis Whiteman on last. Friday, while 'oading a ear with r sin at the SF& WRy wharf,lost his balance and fell from the car and it is thought broke some of his ribs. He was taken to his mother’s residence on Perry street lane, near Reynolds. ♦ .... I The Board of Education at its last meet’ng pas-ed an order making it ob ligatory on teachers to report the con duct of their pupils ou the public streets Those using oaths, marking and drfac ing wa! ! - Ac , will he promptly reported to the Superintendent. Robertson Club No 1. will give a grand fes tival on Tuesday night September hth at Odd Fellow Hall H. is stref-f iai Notice to Freedman’s Brink Depositors. The undersigned will. a- so>n as the! bill to pay the balance dm- the Freed man’s bank dem-’tors, becomes a law. receive •rj I f rw nd the pa.-.- books for ' ' collection ot the uni ut.t to be paid as us mi. John H. Deveaux, i 158 St. Julian Street, up stairs. Prof. E. A Rogers. Afternoon-and evening school Gwinnett street near East Broad. This is the ( place to send your children, young men 1 also yonng ladies. This is the p ace to j prepare your b\vs for college. Remem- > her you can loose 880.Ot' by hastening your boy of to college before being pre- I pared np to a certain grade, so this is I the place. Call Monday afternoon and I get your boys in before it i- crowded. Many of the graduates of the public school is attending We are also prepared to teach muisc I to those wishing to take lessons at 81.50 per month. Ca.l at the office of Prof. E. A. Rogers tor information. P. S. Bring your small pictures to the office of E. A. R gers & C ... corner Gwinnett and East Bread streets to be copied and enlarge w rk done at the shortest notice and finish with the best material in New York. Services will be held at St. James Tabernacle, Rev. R. B. Bailey, pastor to-morrow at the following hours: preach ing by the pastor at Ila. in.. 3 p. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday School at 1 p. m. Go to 11. Logan stalls 67 and t>s for market supplies. Mimf! THE OPERA OF OLIVETTE, Will be produced at FORD’S OPERA HOUSE. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day Evenings, Sept. 17 th, 18th. 19th, AT 8 O’CLOCK. Also Matinee for Children, Thursday Afternoon Sept 20th, at 2 o’clock PRICES OF ADMISSION: First f100r.35 cents. Gallery 25 “ M. a TIN EE For Children 15/ Adults 35/ An excellent Orchestra will be in attend ance. Respectfully, A. Oswald Carter. gfejy“Tickets can be purchased at Mr. J. 11. : Brown’s 13 >ok .Store, corner York lane and Barnard street. BCHEDDLE CENTRAL RAILROAD- In Effect July 15, 1888. [STANDARD TIME.] Lv. Savannah 710 am 820 pm . .5-10 pin Ar Guytonß i»7 am 9 22 pm 6 43 pm Ar Millen ...9 40 am 11 10 pm . ..*> 25 pin Ar Augusta 11 50 am 635 am Ar. Macon. 1 40 pin 250 am Ar Atlantas 40 prn 6 40 am Ar Montgomery via Atlanta 615 am 73S pm . Lv Macon 200 pm 335 am ArCclumbus. 550 pm 730 am Ar Birmingham 3 30 pm Ar Montg’ry .9 40 pm 11 20 pin Lv Macon . .8 25 pm 10 15 am ? Ar Eufaula 458 am 347 pm Ar Montg’ry. .7 30 am 6 40 pm Ar Albany 1245 am 255 pin Train leaves Savannah 2:00~p Tn j ar rives Guyton, 2:55 pm Passengers for Sylvania, Wrightsville, Mil ledgeville and Eatonton should take 7:10 a in train. Passengers for C a r r o 1 t o n, Fort Gaines, Talbotton, Buena Vista, Blakely and l ’la yton should take tin- 8:20 p m irain, Lv Montg’ry7 S» am .... . .. Lv Atlanta 660 am 7 15 pm L v Macon 10 35 am 11 00 pin Lv Augusta 12 00 m 9 10 pin ... Lv Millen 2 28 pm 320 am 520 am Lv Guyton 403 pm 5 «>7 am , 1128 am Ar Savannah syo pin 6 15am 8 (8) am Lv Montg’ry iOS am 3 co pm Lv Birmingham 11 45 a in Ar Columbus 5 50 a m 6 40 p in vr Sav’h 5 00 p in 6 15 a in Lv Albany .. .2 10 am 11 Warn Lv Montg’ry 9 55pm 710 am Lv Eufaula 1 10 am 10 47 am Ar Sav’h .5 00 pm K 15 am Train leaves Guyton 310 piiiF arrives avail rials 1 25 p in. Sleeping cars on all night trains between Sa vannah, Augusta, Spartanburg Macon and Atlanta Train leaving Savannah at 820 pm will stop regularly at Guyton to put off passengers Train arriving Savannahh, at 6 15 a m will stop on signals at Stations between Millen and Savannah to take on passengers Connections at Savannah with Savannah Floiida and Western Railway for all points in Florida. Tickets for al! points a . I sleeping ear berths <m sale at City Office. No 20 i.u.’ street, ami Depot Otli"e 30 minutes before departure of earfh tra.;. KOBT. W. IIUNT. E. T <’ H A ELTON, Ticket Agent, Gen. Pass. Agent. chWSoS agents FOR THE BBR IXERi ENGEL ' BREWING COM PA NIE-. Lager, Beer, Ale & Porter I Which w re awarded :tie higheist awards a the Expositions of I* , .sand Philadelphia. AND AGENTS FOR Diehl & Lord s Pure Cider I Bnt&vr&nt, Siitx, M Boob, .OFFICE IT7/0 'T, We call sov.-ial after,- , . . our superior ' OLD STOCK AI.E .mt I > a -y- on <i rang til, and t< <mr Bo I'. ■. ’ | tan ‘lies supp'i’ du - n ’ 1 ’ • ; Ale. I at *1 and Beer at I n p it» I Physicians recommet.'J sane t<> ladies in I <l>-iicatv health. REE LUNCH diityevei . s.iTl KDAY I SIGHT-WJ i M Mwr CSumm Sab. Morrison,FoyesCo.: Are now offering their entire stock at a Tretne n(I oiis S a cri flee t Pri ees SI a u (jh tcred In every Department. Black and Colored Wool Dress Goods and Silks at about half price Table Linens Napkins and Towels reduced one third White Lawn at 5, ti l 4 and worth double All Colored Lawns and Wash Dress Goods, reduced to actual cost. Our entire stock of Plain and Fancy Parasols at half their former price Extraordinary bm gains in Silk Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and Hankerchiefs. I lot line Corsets at 29c positively worth 75c Unheard of Bargains -IN- GEHS FI'RWIiIM GOODJi. 1 lot Gents Full Dress Unlaundried Shirts at 69c. sold for si everywhert Gents Gauze Undervests at 15 and 25 reduced from 25 ami 40. 1 lot Ladies Black Jerseys at 3.5 c., worth H IJ An imnience stock of Ladies Muslin Under wear reduced to actual cost The balance of our stock of Boys’ Clothing will be closed out without regard to cost. FIRE & Co. At D. Weisbein’s Old Stand. CHARLES RACKMAN, - sTK. 2 Corner Congress ABull Streets. ■Second Floor.) SAV ANNA H, GE(IRGIA. Telephone Call No. 100, answered da; or night. Extracting Teeth One Dc.la teach, extracting Teeth and Artificial Teeth a specialt y. Fine qua’ity of Tooth I Powder and Tooth Brushes lor sale. GTTERMS CASH. GEO. MEYER, WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT, Annual saksso,ooo Kegs, 1,500,000 Bottles —SOLE AGENT FOR— ta»tah Brewing Ass«’lioi ant! Gerke Brewing Co. The Place to Boy the Best goods FOR THE LEAST MONEY, —IS AT— TEEPEE & CO’S., 102 and 108 Broughton Street, D£tT CALL AT OUR STORE you want l arnltnr<', Mattim;>L Window Shades, Refrigeratorn, Bed Springs. Mattreaeea, t’ookipg Stoves, or anything in the Housekeeping Line, it will pay youtogall on us before buying elsewhere. W GOOdff COUStUntly Arri ring, ? P E P ' S & 2 au( t 195 Broughton St., bet. • ■ ■ • 4 ■ " * * • ! Jefferson and Montgomery. I ESTABLISHED 1857 The Old Reliable House of JAMES HART & BRO, VV holpsale a ul Retail l)<alers in win nun,i mißm, nmn, kk ups, sn a an. At The Lotre,st Market Prices 11 J< llursou and L. ! diun Srlcet, SA\ ANNA!!, GEORGIA CALL AT i The fa Store of I - w Wfck “ ’ rai ? s Jr * ■ I a rj For all kinds 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 oading sheila. TELEPHONE No. 417. WM.SCHEIRING DEALER IN I Tint hdy Grcoeris: Limn st!., Cor. Liberty and Drayton Streets. Savannah' Ga. Pratt’s Astral Oil —Safestand begt Fl® GREASE BEST in THE WORLD. Its wearing qualities are unHUntaesed, mtualtv I outL-istlng two boxen of any other brand Fwi ; from Animal Oils. Car»ET > THE GEN I’InI! ■ o 1 FOR SALE UY DEALERS GENERALLY