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nt snsffli limn BATURDAY NO YE M BER 3, 1888. Mrs Florence Mackey □ •»- returned home. • Mrs. T. P. Baiard of A'.uusta, was io the city a few days tais weex. An oyster supper at Marsha;! Hall. Ditttuersville, Monday night Nov. 5. One more day left to quality yoursel* .to vote. Every man sh ould see to it. Miss Mattie, daughter of Cai t. J. H. Carter, arrived from the north last week. Oar citv editor says social circles will be disturbed from certain publication that will be made in a few days. Chairman Pleasant has made applica tion on yhief supervisor Becket fr Re publican supervisor at the boxes on Tuesday next. V. e do not see why school girls should promenade afouud Market Square dur ing recess hours. Those in charge should put. a stop to it. Au election for first and second lieu tenant, jr. of the Forest City Light In fantry will be held at their armory on Friday night the 9th instant. The colored Masons of this city will meet on Sunday to conclude their ar rangements to aid their distressed breth ren in Jacksonville and Decatur. Mrs. Claudia M. Tucker, nee Deveaux has made her family and home at Athens happy by the presentation of a 12 pound "boy. The Tribune sends congratulations. Miss Mamie C. Jackson and Mr. Willie Davis passed through Savaucah on Wednesday morning last enroute for Oeala Fla., to teach in the public school of th a place. Judge P. M. Russell, Jr., has for sale four lots at White Bluff, each lot 126x330 feet, river front; line level ground. He wiil sell one at S2OO a lot, or S6OO tor a.l. Services will be held at St. Jame b Tabernacle, Rev. R. B. Bailey, pastor to-morrow at the following hours; precli ing by the pastor at 11 a. m., 3 p. in. pua 7 p. ni, Sunday School at 1 p. in. The choicest and best Northern Beef, Veal and Mutton, Corned Beef, etc.', daily to be found on the stalls of H. Logan, 67 and 68 Savannah Market. Customers promptly served, and market ing delivered at your home free. The notice of Capt, McGowan, tax collector, will be found in another col umn, where all parties are informed that the office for the collection of taxes are now open at the court house from 9 a m. to 2p. m. All interested should govern themselves accordingly. A Bazaar, (‘olored) for the benefit of the Orphan- Home, will be opened at the corner of Habersham street and First Avenue, on Tue-day afternoon November 6th at 4 o’clock, p. m., closing at 10 o’clock p. m., con tinuing three days. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. A young men’s Republican club was organized last night at Chatham Hail The meeting was largely attended and very enthusiastic, J, F. Andrews was elected chairman, and Edward C. Tomn er, secretary. Another meeting w L be at the same place next Friday night. Attention is called to the announce ments of candidates for Coroner pub lished in the Tribune, of Capt. W. D. Dixon, the present efficient and courte ous incumbent who is a candidate for re-election, and of Dr Groth one of our prominent phisicians who stands for the place at the request of his many friends. An election was held on Thursday night last,for commissionedofficers of the Chatham Light Infantry with the fol lowing result • C. D. Blake, first lieu tenant: Peter Alexander, secund lieuten ant, and J. H. Watson, second lieuten ant. The managers in charge were: Lt, L. A. Washington, and Capt. W H. Royal: and clerks: Lt. L. B Tomier and Sergt. Maj. Sol. C. Johnson. On monday night last a cowardly at tempt. was made t > assassinate Dr Jones in his shop on \\ est Broad street, by firing a pistol at him through the win dow while reclining on a chair. The came within two inches of his head, passed-the side of his hat, came out on top, and went through the wall.“and came near killing 'wo children who were in bed in the next house. The st. villian should be apprehended and pun ished. ULMER’S LIVER CORRECTOR. This vegetable preparation is invalu able for the of tone and strength to the F r dyspepsia con-tipation and other Dis. caused by disorded liver, it ■ aonot be excelled Highest prizes award'd, and endorsed by eminent medical mem A-k for I - mer's Liver Correct r and take no other. 11.00 a bottle. Freight paid to any address. B F. ULMER. M D. Pharmaci -l, Savannah, Gt, A NEW MASONIC LODGE. The Visiting Brethren Treated Royally. A few weeks ago application was made by several brethren residing in A aidosta, Lowndes county., to organize a Masonic Lodge in that town. There is already existence in Valdosta a L dge kuowun as Mt, Tabor Lodge and is prospering nicely, but the brethren of the craft thought another one would conduce to the good of the crait. Grand Master W. E. Terry accompanied by Bros. C. F. Vanterpool and Thomas Walker visited Valdosta on Tuesday October 23* and organized King David s Lodge under dispensation. A large number of brethren were instructed into the mysteries of tile order and the officers were installed as viz Rev James Smith, W. M. D Ward, S. W. G G Boyd, J. W. H B Sheiton, Treasurer. G M McEacbiii, Secretary. M Bowens, S. D. T Hollins, J. D. 11. Deekle, S, S. A Richardson, J. S. A B Bowen, Marshall Rev. A Gamble, Chaplain G T. White Tyler. The brethren speaks highly of the kind treatment they received irom the hand of Valdosta’s citizens. Grand Mas ter Terry speaks encouragingly of the future success of the order in south western Georgia, and the sentiments were fully endorsed by Bro. Vandea pool, D. D. G. M,, and P. M. Thomas Walker. Democratic Managers Wont Have Republican Super* visors. The managers or Justice whoever he may be who has been ventiating his views in the Morning News to-day. has succeeded in making himself rediculous while in the exercise of his brief author ity. He has succeeded also in showing that lie does not want the Republicans to have fair play at the election, else why he squirms so at the appointment of U. S. Supervisors, His acts and in tentions as expressed in the News will go far towards convincing an already doubt ing public that fair election are not wanted by some men in Chatham county This manager need give himself m> concern about what the Republicans will do. He should remember that this is a national election and any interfer ence on his part with United States of ficers or voters may give him an oppor tunity to answer for his conduct in the United States Court. This attitude on the part of the man agers of election, who are all Democrats in objecting to have the duly appointed officers appointed by the opposite party to scrutinize the management of the election, wiil strike all good citizens as being very suspicious to say the least of it. Two Hearts Made Happy. Mr. Jacob A. Small and Miss Rebec ca Brown were united in the holy bond of matrimony on Thursday evening last. Li ng before the app unte 1 hour the F. A. B. church was crowded with spectators snd friends. At 8 o’clock the bridal party arrived, and in stately form marched to the altar 'mid the ad miring gaze of the audience. The impressive ceremony was conducted by Rev. E. K. Love; after which the couple received the congratulations of friends. The party then repared to the residence of Mrs. Wallac 1 , on Gaston street, where there was a fine display of presents; thence to the Odd-Felffws Temple, where the invited guests enjoyed them selves ’till the “we sina hours.” May you be happy and prosperous friends. ■ ■ - ia i Savannah, Ga., Nov. 1, 1888 To the Colored Soldiers and Sailor-, who served in the late war in the Union A’tnv ; Y. u are invited to meet at the Union Lincoln Guards Hall- Sunday evening November 1 Ith 1888. ar. 4 o’clock p. m to form a P'St of the Grand Army of the Republic and the only one in the State of Georgia of colored, [Signed.] Sylvanus Lumpkin, Al. Tillman, Jos. Hammond. Ex. U. S. C. T. rallyT Rally around the flag boys. Why the young Lone Star Cadets will organize on November 25. All tlios who desire to join this company are requested to meet at the Cadets arm ry und r Odd- Fellows Hall, Duffy street on the above date at 3 p. m o’clock. J. L. Meuchison, Manager. PORK USS AGE. I,'on t f<»tget t<> give me ncall -ON ST. JULI kN ST. - \ Market Stall No. H 6. WHERE I always have on hum! afresh and nice supply of rC’HK ami SAt s-atiE »uit able to satisfy the li4'i*t lascdlous up)>etlte R*aq Manfully, Jas. p. Gillens. 1 . i * ... MH* FOR ORDINARY To my Friends and Fellow Citizens oj Chatham. County; — 1 I respectfully beg to announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of , ORDINARY and kindiv ask your vote and | influence at the election to be held January next. HAMPTON L. FERRILL. FOR ORDINARY? I respectfully announce to my friends and the voters of Chatham county that I will be a candidate for ORDINARY at the election to be held JANUARY 2d, and will be grateful for your votes and support, P. J. O’CONNOR. FOR CORChER To the Voters of Chatham County ; At the request of many friends and citi zens who believe that the office of CORON ER should be filled by a Physicians. I res pectfully announce myself a Candidate, and soli it vour votes and influence at the Election to be held JANUARY’ 2. 1889. DR. GROTH. TO THE VOTERS OF I’il.Ulffii t’OLMI : 1 desire to inform you that I am a candidate for re-election to the office c>f CORONER at the election on January 2, 1889. and respectfully ask your support. W. D, DIXON. STATE AND COUNTY TAXES 1388 Office Collector stat County Taxes’) Chatham County, Georgia , [■ Savannah, Sept. 29, 1888. ) The Digest is now open for the collection of the above taxes on all property, real and per sonal, the specific tax on professions, also the 10)1.1, TAX for EDUCATIONAL ■ URI’OSES on all MALE RESIDENTS of the city aud county between the ages of 21 and til) years office at tlie Ceurt House Hours 9 a m. to 2 p.m. JAMEs J. McGoW N, Tax Collecto; C. C. WANTED two (2) Carriage Smitlis. Apply to W. 11. Ray it Co., Wes' Broad and Brv.iii Sis. 10 -T, on Louisville Road, bet ween 2 and 3 Jtnile p st a bav mare mule; white star on forehead, had on bridle and saddle. Five d<l lars reward for her return to REV. J. L, JAMEs, City. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA. Quickest, Be- t and Only Line Running Solid Trains Savannah to Macon and Atlanta. Schedule iu effect Sept 6th, 1888. . fSTANDARD TIM E.I To Man'll, Augusta and Atlanta. Lv. Saviinnuh 7 10 am 8 20 pm Ar. Macon 1 it) pm 2 50 am Ar Augusta 1150 am 635 am Ar Atlanta 540 pm 640 am Through sleepers on night 1 rains. To Columbus and Birmirighatn. Lv Savannah 8 20 pin Ar olunitius 7 3oam Ar Birmingham 3 30 pm To Montgomery, Mobile and .«tw Orleans via Atlanta. Lv Su van nah 710 am Ar Atlanta 5 4o pm Ar Montgomery 6 45 am Ar Mobile .. 1 55 pm Ar New Orleans 7 2 1 ' pin To Montgomery, Mobile and Uew Orleans via Co urnbus and Union Sp ings. Lv Savannah 7 louiii 820 pm Ar Macon 140 pm 250 am Ar Columbus 7 30 am Ar Montgomery 11 2i am Ar Mobile 1 55 pm Ar New Orleans 9 20pm To Montgomery. Mobile and New Orleans via Macon, Smithville and Eufaula. Lv Sav’h 710 pm 820 pm Ar Macon 140 pm 250 a m Lv Macon .6 20 pm 10 15 a m Ar Eufaula 458 am 347 p in Ar Montg’ry 730 am 640 p in Ar Mobile 155 pm 320 a m Ar New Orleans ... .7 20 pm 755 a m To Rome and Chattanooga via Atlanta, Lv Savannah 7 10 am 8 20 pm Ar Atlanta 540 pm 640 am Lv Atlanta 5 55 pm 7 50 am Ar Rome 11 05 am Ar < hattanooga 11 40 pm 1 O" pm solid trains Savannah to Atlanta, Atlanta to Chattoiiooga, connecting at < hattanooga wit h lines diverging for Nashville. Louisville, C in cinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and points in the north and northwes'. _ To Ron e and Chattanooga via Carrollton. Lv Savannah.... .7 10 am 8 20 pm Ar Griffin 1 01 pm 4 01 am Lv Griffin 5 20 am Ar Rome 11 35 am Ar Chattanooga 3 10 pn solid train Savannah to Griffin, Griffin to Chattanooga LOCAL TRAINS, Guyton dinner train leaves savannah 2:00 p m. Returning leaves Guyton at 3;25 p m.; ar rives savannah 4:G) pm Millen accommodation leaves savannah 5:40 p m.; arrives Millen 8:25 pm Returning leaves Millen '>:•>’ l am.; arrive -w uinali K:0l) am* _ _ NO’. f< E 1 O PASS ENG Eli-. Train leaving Savannah at 820 pm will stop regularly at Guyton to put off passengers Passengers for Sylvania, Wrightsville, Mil ledgeville and Eatonton should take 7:10 a m tram. Passengers for Carrol ton. Fort Gaines, Talbotton, Buena Vista, Blakely and Clayton should take the 8:20 p ni train. Tickets for all jjoints and sleeting car nertiis on sale at City Office. No 19 Bull street, and at Union Dc|>ot, West Broad street. For further Informaticin apply to . I.YDE BOSIICK, Trav Pass Ag ns R(?BT. W. HUNT. E. T CHARLTON. Ticket Agent, Gen. Puss. Agent. Savannah, Georgia. »*. »■. SUCCESSOR TO . M. DAVIDSON. Foreign and Domestic Wines, and Liquor*. \rrpnt Fnr x x x A A A A> .tgen. l Ot Whiakies. Sliuttldt, Geneva Holland Gin, Henry Clay Whiskey. Claret, Catawba, Blackberry Wluew. Ginger,Cherry I aud litudctarry brundles, HiuutAle and Gum ■ imm’« I‘oHer. OFFICE 158 A: 160 Brvan Si. Morrison, FoyesCo. ■h rm m nils st Extraordinary Low Prices. -BARGAIN S- hi every Department. Good Standard Calico at 3 cents a yard New Fall Dtess Goodsin all shades at 5c a yd 50 pieces double width Dress Goods at (>■. cts worth 12« 3 . We are now showing the largest, and most complete stock of Black and Colored Dress Goods ever shown in this city at prices lower than any other house in the trade 25 pieces Black and colored Silks at 65, 75 and 85 worth 85. fl no and 81 25 All wool Red Flannel atlll2 1 .a yard worth 20 Brown canton Flannel at (i l , sold elsewhere : at BC, Imtiivuse Bargains in Towels anti T;>ble Linens 100 pairs White Wool Blankets at 75 worth I 81 25. I 75 heavy Comforts good patterns at 49 cents ■ worth 75. All better grades in the same pro I portion. 20 doz ladies black braided Jerseys at 40 worth SI.OO 80 doz ladies Kid Gloves scolloped edge all I shades, at 39 cents, good value for 73 50 doz Corsets at 25cents, each worth 40. Grand bargains in Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and Gloves Iffil S (MIHIMiI HOIS (’LIITIIIJII! 200 pairs Boys odd Pants at 25 cents a pair and upwards Goo Boys Casslmere suits size 4 to 13 years at | $1 25 a suit and upwards Before purchasing call and see us. We are ! showing more genuine bargains than all otuer houses put together. MM, lOH &Co. | At D. Wtishein s Old Stand. \\ atches, A jrx Q ~ [ALL WORK 'N Clocks, x FIX (Sr j®pny line execut- Jewelrv A \VdrL. i on s * lort ai 0 Jjlffl Notice and Always on, W f l%sPxV/ fl J ’ Y /ftRM WARRANTED. lian<latreas-|= mfa «| AXSr M ; ,i] Orders, enable piics; thomitly Goods sold on the XA ATTENDED plan. J. CRANE, 98 Broughton Stq SAVANNAH GEORGIA. ■. ?’s GEO. MEYER, WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT, \ ST *.> IfeSsß jr" IWS’w —• X* <u» Annual saies 50,000 Ke gs, 1,500,000 Bottles. —SOLE AGENT FOR— Anheusßr-Buah Brewing Assx’tion and Ccrke - - - ■ ■ - - - - . . . j The Flace to Buy the Best goods FOE THE LEAST MONEY, -IS AT— TEEPEE & CO’S., 102 and 103 Broughton Street, CALL AT OUR STORE you want Furniture, Mattings, Window Shades, Refrlgeratotu, lied Springs, Mattresses, .o Cooking Stoves, or anything In the. Housekeeping Line, it will pay you to call on ns before buying elsewhere. y ew Constantly Arriving, ? S P 2 C 0 an, l Broughton St, bet. • ■ “ • ■ • I Jefferson and Montgomery. ESTABLISHED 1857 The Old Reliable House of JAMES HART & BRO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in (limn mini mum lire®, EE, opts. MS At The Lot rest Market H Jetlerson <uol 180 8L Julian Srteet, BA\ ANN AH, GEORGIA | CALL AT Me New Store H ' VW 7 ' J ■ w S S » ■ r 2. dV> i * I • 4II‘J 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 shells. TELEPHONE N 0.417.