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’ ths uiutu ntnn f PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY ■ THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., f ST- JULIAN STREET, N. E. CORNER MARKET SQUARE. C . -JrV—- r- - il Subscription Rates. Year U » S -six Mouth* ri Wlirec Monti.s SO • Remittances must be made by Postal Note n Money Order, Registered Letter, or Express. i J. H. DEVEAUX, Manager. |i: &EGHSTKKED AS Ssdoxn-COASS MATTER AT ■ twh Savannah Post Office. — 'SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3,1888. ==- • ■ -=* I REPUBLICAN NATIONALYiciiTf fA ' ¥ FOR PRESIDENT I '.GEN. BENJ AMIN HARRISON, | Os Indiana, w • FOR VICE- PRESIDENT ! HON. LEVI P. MORTON, | Os New York. Ok Electors for the State of Georgia At Large/ JAMES ATKINS. I COLUMBUS C. WIMBISH. I?, ELECTORS : Ist Diet—Tomlinson F Johnson «■’ 2nd —Benjamin F. Brimberrj’ 3rd —David A. Dndloy kCy 4th —Richard T. O'Kelly co . sth —Richard T. Dow fith —Benjamin J Jones J 7th —Jesse A. Glenn 1 Bth —Wm, F. Bowers J. * 9th —John W. Gatren r 10th --Jahez T. Denning I FOR CONGRESS t REV. FLOYD SNELSON, it Os Liberty Conntv. W- • -S—K i'’ Victory is assn red. Let every woman urge her hns- S*' band to vote on Tuesday, 4 Cast yonr votes on Tuesday for Harrison, Morton and Snelson, Renj. F. Butler has taken the stump for Harrison and Morton, ot 0 Every true Republican should > east his vote for the nominees of t " the Republican party. r n - President Cleveland has desig u ' noted Thursday November 29, as a <H.dav of thanksgiving and prayer. ak Listen on Tuesday and hear the H solemn knell that will consign K . the democratic party to oblivion; — jfe Col. DeveaUx addressed an en thusiastic meeting of the Republi cans of Glynn conntv at Brunswick ‘on Wednesday night last. ■K--'*. ’ ■ * ■ * ” ■ ■ ■ i— 1 The Morning News of this city R‘ says that the democratic majority b in this State can be “safely” placed a at 75,000. Y es, gentlemen, as elec* tions are managed in Georgia bv e your party, yon can “safely” place b it 100,000 or more, as a matter of a' taste, but in fact not the actual I* count. ir’ r Here is a gem for the colored k 'voters who are' asked to vote for 1 the Democratic ticket—it is from Judge Thurman’s Port Huran r speech; “The result of the war was I to free about 4 000,000 Negroes, 4 and they have since increased to a about 6,000,000, for the Negro is a v prolific animal.” The colored men >i may put that in their pipes, but <• the question is, will they smoke it w or make Thurman smoke? j The action of the democratic par -1 tj in Liberty county in attempting 1 to steal the seat in the Georgia Leg g islature from Judge Mclver the leg- P ally elected Republican member (> has bad the effect of preventing it Hon. Floyd Snelson, the Republican * nominee for Congress from filling b many engagements in the district, b Mr. Sneleon’s presence at the in ti yestigation being of the utmost irn v portance to Mr. Mclver The Re-. 4 publicans of the district are enthu d aiastic in their support of Mr. Snel t won, and regrets that they Lave I been deprived the pleasure of hav ing i*i« ringing speech in the cam-j pnign. HARRISON AND MORTON. Harrison and Morton should be elected because of what they are and what they represent. Harrison is a clean, pure, true man. So is Morton. Not a breath °f scandal has touched, or ean touch the character of either. If moral integrity in all the relations of life is an excellent thing in the Presi dent and Vice-President of a Chris tian nation, elect these men for the Bake of their example. Harrison is a man of strong and polished mind, intelligent convic tions and great firmness for the right. Morton has developed rare qualifications for the management of great interests in hi- magnificent business career. If these are qual ities eminently to be desired in the highest offices of the Republic, make sure of them by voting Har rison and Morton, Harrison has had experience in the affairs of the nation. He has proved his statesmanship by his rec ord in the Senate, and his patriot ism. by his devotion and heroism on the battle-field. His wortqy associ ate in tbit- campaign was a friend to the country when it needed friends If these things nre worthy of praise commend them by your ballot. Harrison and Morion are enrnes: advocates of a protective tariff. The doctrine of free trade they abhor as a conspiracy against the industrial commercial, financial and social in terests of the country. They hold th it protection is allied to patriot ism, and that the greatest good of di classes is promoted by its main 'eiiauce. If these views are sound vote for them Tuesday, DO THEY WANT HONEST ELECTIONS? The Morning News of this city io an editorial in its issue of Monday last propounded the following perti nent question; “Do they want bon est elections?” and in another sen tence it takes occasion ’to say that so far as the Democrats are concern ed they will do their part to secure elections of that sort. With what consistency can such an article be indited, and then too in a paper whica knows better th<n it speaks. The editor of the News is one of the commissioners of this county, and has the opportunity to afford an ‘‘hom-st election” if he desires. Effort * were made by the chair man of the Repu >lican party of this district io bring about that dc 'ii’td result; but the Chatham coun ty cointrifasiouers turned their backs on the <-fl rt. Capt. Pleasant, chair man of the county and Congression al committee made application to the board of commissioners asking that the Republicans be given rep resentation on the board of election Ou Tuesday, but the board to secure that “Honest and fair election”(?) refused to name one Republican. Twelve managers were appointed by them and all noted Democrats. Then how can we expect an honest and fair when one party manages the whole business them selves. The Republicans of Georgia have no chance for a fair election, the Morning News to the contrary not withstanding, and it is just as well for the people of this country to understand that elections in the South are a perfect farce. I he next house of Congress will have a 'good Republican working majority, Then our poor defrauded race can have some prospects of get tit g their treedtnan hank tnonev. aHEE ,o t:, “ ADVICE TO MQTlteßg Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suit.-ring and erviUK with paiu ot cutting t.-.-tl. ’ |i so, seudat mice ftti-i get a hottk --t .\it;s Wixsi.ow's Sooth iNir ('iriLDKEN T'r - V'THI I x vtiluelsmcaleulable. It will relk-vo the poor little suflerer immediat.-iv I 1n,,,,,, ir mothers, iiietv is ■». mism'l:. a>..>m “ L cures <iysi utery ami diarrhoea r.-guiates t he Monu'ch and bowel.-,, cures wind colie, - ifteus the nt- s reduces hitlammiitlon, and go • - t. ia- nna .’iil .-rgi to -be whole system. Mrs. WiXsi.ow s s..oT® w; Sri: up rot: < ’ti t>, ,i : , s Tei. r.t: vu is-pl. int to the taste and th.- prescription ot one <q the olu. -t aii-l i.est I- innle nm • find phjselnils It. the I tilted Stat.-es, an i is for sale by all druggists throughout fa t . world. Drier 25 cents a tHittle. Go to IL I»gun trills 67 ami tis fur tnarke mippllea \ CROOAK&DCOER 07 Brwghtw St* SUCCESSORS TO B. F. McKENNA & CO. Specials For This Week Flveeases white wool Blankets in all grades from the commonest gray to the finest Cala fornia Specials For This Week Fifty bales Comforts best material and thoroughly qu Ited which prevents them running into lumps price from 50 cts to ?5 00 Specials For This Week Red, white, grey and blue twill Flannels plaid flannels, striped flannels, eiderdowns Jersey flannels, opera flannels. Specials For This Week Three cases extra wide and extra heavy can ton flannels at 11 cents, cheap at 15 cents. Specials For This Week j Gentlemen’s all wool red and white under wear Ladies, Misses and Children’s all wool and merino underwear largest assortment in the State Specials For This VV kek Ladies black solid colored and balbriggan hose, Misses black and solid colored plain ami ribbed hose. Gentlemen’s solid color si ripen and balbriggan Half hose The quality, style and quantity ol these goods are unapproach able. GROW&BWR CHAS KOI SHOflil&BHO AGENTS FOR THE BERGNER & ENGEL BKE WIN G CDM PA NI ES. Lager, Beer, Ale & Porter Which were awarded tlie highest awards a 1 the Expositions of Paris and Philadelphia. AND AGENTS FOR Diehl Lord’s Pure Cider. hid, Saloon, Billiard Uoom, AND UFfICE AT 170 IIIIOI'GIITON ST, We call special attention to our superior OLD STOCK ALE and PORTER, always on draught, and to our BOTTLED BEER. Families supplied with Bottled Porter, Ale. at $1 25 and Beer at SI.OO per dozen pints. Physicians recommend same to ladies in delicate health. rW-FREE LUNCH daily every SATURDAY NIGHT.-W1 BILLIAB.D& POOL * •" £3 Y* i NO. 78f DECATUR ST. DOWN SAIRS T lu IT T Or Zi. Fine cushioned tables of the most cosily and improved make. Cigars and Tobacco, Soda Water and Mox ie Beer, Give me a trial. Sl’ R a NGE RS WE LC OM E MILES IVO I:TH Y. Eronietor. FF<A XK LIN F. J ( >NT F-S AT STALL NO. 31, IN THE MAMET, Announces to his friends and the puldn that he keeps on havd a fresh supple the Lest Beef. Veal and Murton, also si' kisd-< of game when in season, ami w<; be glad to wait on ids customers a,, m-u with politeness and promptness. Hi, prices are reasonable and satisfaction i guaranteed. Goods delivered if desired DON’T FORGET. STALL NO. 31 MONUMENTAL Qorii Shelter The Safest, Surest, Quickest and best cure for Corns. Bunions And Warts. Shells off their further growth; stops all pain; givesnotrouble; ensures com fort to the feet; makes walking easy. Don’t suffer any longer from these painful excrescences, but remove them with Corn Sheller Price Only |!5 cents. For Sale bv druggists CHARLES BACK MIN ~~ it’?’ 4 ■_ ,J « -3''v- 4 In comer Congress ABull Streets. iSecond Floor.) SA VANNA H, GED RGI A. Telephone Call No. 100, answered da, or night. Extracting Teeth One De.la each, extracting Teeth and Artificial Teeth a specialty. Fine quality of To.-th P. wder and Tooth Brushes for sale. (yi'ERMS CASH. wiTsciiEimNO DEALER IN Fisi PiEiij hfflii w„ Cor. Liberty and Dravtn" Sfn et-. Savannah Ga. Pratt’s Astral Oil —Safe-t and best F. C. Lambert, DENTIST. Cor. Houst >n ind 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 t" any work done. Embody ing the m- r mod-rn and scientific im provemen which for beauty, durabili ty and moderate charges canimt be sur passed. Patronage respectfully solicited M. J. DOYLE, —dealer in— GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HAY, GRAIN, BRAN. CORN-EYES, ALSO LIQUORS, WINES. CIGARS TOBACCO Together with a large varie ■ v of such other goo ls as arc kept in first-class estabiish tnen ts. WE PRESENT SPECIAL IN DUCEMENTS TO CASH CUSTOM ERS, Iff. J. ALAR Ku. SQUARE. .!l" ■ !! .i ■ f* i pl A/ i ■ ftf. ll 11 ii i! !■ if Li; l l> jM’i ;. | ill |W [ (If wh KjJH i AM y-— > R. B. REPPAR.D. C. V. SNEDEKEB YELLOW PINE LUMBER FOR SALE AT wholesale ad retail. Planed or Bough, REPFARD&Oo East Broad and Tayior streets, in S F & W Ry. yard. Selling Out —>—Our Entire SirawEabjlighlColoredPlugHats SUPPERS, LOW QUARTERS &.C., BELOW FACTORY PRICES. Collat Bros., 149 Bronchi on Si. savannah, ga. The only cash shoe and hat house in the city. DR. S. C, PARSOMt? SaYS the people keep a com Ing to be examined free of charge at hi.* office and drug store, corner Liberty and Montgom ery streets for skin, blood, liver, lung and throat diseases, kidney complaint, female weakness, rheumatism, old sores; deformed limbs, sore • yes. uts. loss of itiaiHiood ap I all affections of Un 1 body. As his vast, experience ns a doctor obtained in different counti i. s and hospital* enables him to detect disease where it would be overlooked by others. Asa doctor for Indies lie Ims no'equal and cure the worst cases pf dtseasee of women. He also examines and treats the e.vo for all diseases and keeps a full line of spectacles eye glasses.etc 11 is the headquarters of 1»■ st C Par~»n's medicines, electric sa|- porters.electric belts, electric luntr nrotectors. electric hosiery, !>.•!’tr'isu.'s, s>:ms, crutches; 1 allies' doily or toilet belts, suspensories shoulder brace*, pile trn— pile pipes, artfflcfsl limbs ■ 1 sur- er a] applianc -for •!<•:'.irmlties made to order i Itiii me of drugs cbemicas netbs. roots and > >arks A. H. COOPER. H. N WALToN 1 1 W Cooper & Waltou. Custom Made Cl tl'inn n >. cit.tt. A full line of Foreign iivl Domesti. »>«>.’ way-..n iinii i Cleanteit ihU H >■ trit•.*. llln l* . a l Seouiltig 10-atb ■i . l‘J7 ongre* St., sA VANN’AII, GA A MADAME SMITH, ih Mi SUi Tcrtsa? W Those who wish to^consult her upon th, affairs of life, in person or bv mti], w ; - member to call at Ma rg are t Street two doors west of West Broad street. She has been practicing this business for fifty years She reveals the deepest secrets: unveils the future; gives successful otterv numbers' brings separated married couples and lovers together; brings back absent friends and recreant lovers: and causes speedv and happy marriages. She has this gift iron tile Amighty. She is knowedged'by a! to be the Queen and Star Fortune Teller without a Superior. COAST LINE Hail Hoad Cathedral Cemetery. Bona ven ture and Thunderbolt. SUNDAY SCli EDULE <J U'l WA RD JN W a.HI > LEAVE LEAVE • LBAV , SAVA NNA 11. BON EVENT UR E i TH ( NI) ERBOI.T B;iW A. M. 7:15 A M 7:10 A. M. 9:35 “ 9;05 “ 9;ufi “ 10:35 “ 10:05 “ 1 10:00 “ 11:45 “ 11:05 “ 11:00 " 2:15 P M 12:40 P. M 12:35 P M 3:OV “ 2:40 “ 2-35 “ 4:00 “ 3:50 “ g ; 25 ‘ 5:00 “ 4:3i) “ 4:25 6:00 •“ 5:30 “ 5;25 “ 6:50 “ 6:30 o 0:25 “ R. E. COBB, Superintendent. IrniiuiiW. I)K\LER IN FINE FAMILY GROCE RIES •> VJmg's, ILiegyo&'s, CIGARS & TOBACCO. DRAYTON AND STATE STS. SAVANNAH, GA. t-«iMitTnrv4e.v t ..«aQ M STYLES. G’lIE Fall and Winter Seasonsjof 1883—80, 1 find Ijis as u-mil with an extraordinarily large Stock of Gents Youths Boys and ChiL dren’s Suits Garments and Furnishings and as heretofore no house in the trade can oiler the substantial inducements that we can give, QjslTQ— Our Suits cover all themost attractive OUII elegantly made up and ihrough our own Tailoring Department we give perfect custom fits witnout extra charge It is always to our interest to have each suit go out as a special advertisement in itself. nV-RPfiATQ~ We l;n ' ,w tlmt no Southern U V liuUn I OHouse can begin to show as varied or handsome a line of Fashionable Overcoats in all shades and weights as we can Our Overcoat I lepartmenfthis season is a special study in material and efltet lIIIU ' IPLiIA s PC such as Hosierv, Neckwear "Un ' RlinsUijUndei wear, flannel Silk and white Sh.rts in great variety k'kin¥ UATQ— We are sole Agents for MYuA tin I u Knox’s Fine and stylish Hats Also, have a full line of the most correct shapes in Silk, stiflf and Soft Hats for Men and Boys Qi7CQ— There is no man or boy of whatever wiLuwsize, long, short, thick, tlib or other wise that we can’t flit perfectly. Those who hitherto have been nimble to find'extra sizes in Heady made Clothing, can get perfectly fitted by us ami without extra cost. IUIIMIQTCDQ- Will Ih? J-dr.ii to know that our ivil'.lllu I Lllwsuccess the past season with Clergymen’s Suits has encouraged us to en 'arge this department, and glv e it more speci al attent ion. Their wants in every respect can now be fully and promptly supplied. B. H. LEVY & BRO, 161 Coup-regs St. Chas. P. Hossignol, K. OF P. HALL, BARNARD <& YCRESTS, feh, & Im DEALER IN Old Books, Bibles, Religious and Siiseel aneous works in stock, or order.-d i:p< n pay ment of smtdl deposit- Don’t buy from the Installment Matt or Book Agent, If I Can’t sell you for ca-h a better class of goods than thev, at a savirg of from 25 to 50 per cent, I will give them to von. Give me a trial. Don’t forget Chas P.Rossignol, COR BARNARD & YORK SIS , ~EXHAUSfIDV: iff rpHE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the *• great Medical Work of N age on Manhood, Nervous Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errors of Youth, and p ,tei'Sir the untold miseries consequent W\ t thereon, SCO pages Sv ■>, 125 U:‘-- prescriptions for all diseases. Cloth, full gilt, only $1.09, • mall, sealed. Illustrative sample free toailyoung and middle-aged men. Send now. The Gold and Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by <:x ' a tlonal Medical Association. Addri s I'. -ox 1£95, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W. K. P.IRIUR, grr 1 uateof Harvard Jledl-xil College,2syears’;-ru--. ,-e in Boston, who may be const:’..,’ ccnlK.entia y. Specialty, DLeaaesciM uOS* N ■ .-L . FB^®iSßssS , DEC r Keeper. Warramo. jjea vy , ' l ' l Oobl 1 and » n t Siwe x-.'with work* .1 • .-qg % y w* l va,tir ° v 1 re n xar*'* 3 ‘ tn each locality <' in ‘on< • FKEE. 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