Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-17
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NOteus
Pulaski Council No 153, R a, meet to-
night.
There was another slight frost yesterday
10 the suburbs.
The Chatham Artillery will shortly give
one Of their pleasant hops.
There will be a meeting Of Jasper Council
No. 10, II. c., this evening.
Worklngmen's Benevolent Association
have a special meeting to night.
Landrum Lodge No. 4s, F. A. NJ, have
regular communication this evening.
A notice OF interest from the President of
the Canal Company appears in this issue.
Tie steamer Clarendon will leave for
Beaufort and Charleston on Saturday morn
ing.
The steamship City of Columbus carried
| 20 Boston yesterday a very large freight and
| several passengers.
We regret to hear that the condition Of
| Colonel E G. Anderson was yesterday re-
/ garded as very critical.
Manager johnson, OF the Theatre, is re-
| ceiving applications for dates in November,
1888 and January, 1884.
| We had a pleasant call yesterday from
| Mr.. George W. Wilson, editor OF the Banner
| LGeOn, published at Ocala, Fla.
Mr.. NJ. Maclean Yesterday received from
| Mr. A. L. Maxwell, Of Whigham, sweet
| potato weighing twelve pounds.
The tax payers are stepping up lively and
settling for 1882, and the Tax Collectors
Office presents busy appearance.
Capt. George W. FIndlsy, OF the Southern
| Cadets, OF Macon, was in the city Yesterday
and registered at the Screven House.
The steamship City of Augusta arrived
from New York yesterday with a large
freight and number OF passengers.
The Theatre should be packed on the
| evening OF the lecture on "The Battle oil
Chancellorville' by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
The Secretary aud Assistant Secretary Of
the Sesqui- Centennial Committee are busily
engaged In correspondence with variou
cities and towns.
The Augustin DAILY Comedy Club will give
an entertainment at the Savannah Theatre
on Monday evening, the 9th inst, and an
noUnce a fine bhl.
The stock Of boots and shoes 10 the stOr'
~ Mr.. Max Krauss was yesterday sold b.
Mr. Charles II DOTsett, the assignee, 70
Sc, 600, to Mr.. E. Spanier.
The steamer St. Nicholas has been place.
On the route between Savannah, Darien
Brunswick and Satilla river, and will leav
this afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
Captain George A. Mercer will introduc
General Fitzhugh Lee on the occasion of hi
lecture on "The Battle of Charlottesville,
AZ the Theatre on Wednesday evening next
: Mr. John Bresnan, the enterprising pro
prietor Of the Marshall House, has tendere'
the committee the cOurtesies OF his hous
- General Fitzhugh Lee and party durin|
their stay in Savannah.
Yesterday abou1 noon s white boy wa
se'Z "a with q fit while passing the Mer
chants National Bank, and fell to the side
walk. He WAS removed to neighborin
Office and soon recovered.
Jacob Ssussy, cOlored, while engaged a
work on q steamship yesterday, fell into tn
hold and was 81 badly injured that be ha'
TO be conveyed TO his home in Wagon
His condition Is considered serious.
Among the visitors at the MORNING New
office Yesterday was Mr.. r. DON Mcleod
editor aud proprietor OF the Land Of FlOl0eT'
published at Tallahassee, Fla, who is e
route North to purchase a new outfit, hi
{ Establishment having recently been burne
q out.
TIE carriage. hobby horse, barrow an
vef0cipede factory" temporarily estab
. lished in the store adjoining his presen
(, establishment by Mr. II. L. Schreiner, wit
: a full corps OF workmen busily engaged, at
.rscted considerable attention yssterda
} from passers- by.