The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-12-11
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SAVANNAH, Ca Dec Der IL, 1886
Syrup of Nitre cures Coughs, Colds

We had the pleasure OF greeting DR..
WIN. Pollard in our sanctum this week.
Go to j. Cranes for watches, clocks.
rings and jewelry of all kinds, corner Of
East Broad and Bryan streets.
Geo. Wallace ESq, Of Macon, Ga
was in the city during the week attend.
the u S. Court as witness.
Don't forget to subscribe for the
TRIBUNE and and remember that we do
all kinds of Job Printing at bottom
prices.
The cry is L. Fried is the place for
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
A resolution to increase the State tax
on liquor from $50 to 500, was voted
down in the Georgia Legislature on
Wednesday last.
R~v. j. B. Smith has returned from
Edgefeld, s. G, where he had been
attending he Conference Of the Reform
Methodist Church
Imported Tooth, Nail and Hair Brush
es, prices to suit, at P. B Reds.
We regret to learn OF the lndispos-
ton of Messrs, K. S. Thomas aud G. l..
DeLqmotta and hope they may eoOn be
to restored their usual good health.
For the latest styles of hirts, Collars
and Cuffs L. Fried the place.
Some sneak theft entered the yard Of
Mrs, Curley on Taylor street last
Wednesday evening and cleaned the
clothes line of several valuable articl,s
One of the curiosities on Congress
street last Wedn, sday was coIorec
woman acting as laborer in supplying
brick to the bricklayers engaged III re-
pairing building.
Eureka Corn Cure-the best in the
market. Sold by all druggists.
Deacon J. O. Habersham was the
successful candidate for the gold watch
and chain in the recent con- est of Dea-
cons of the First Baptist church. They
all did well, bnt didn't quite get there
try again gentlemen.
AS "Observer" seems to have given
he subject of education some study,
we hope he will favor us with another
letter tor our next ISSUE We also invite
Others to favor us with communications
on this or any other subject.
If you want your jewelry repaired at
reasonable rates, J. Cranes is the place.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
of Georgia met iu Griffin on the End
instant, and was presided over by
Bishop Fowler, Its sessions was of
great interest to the church, and to the
colored people Of the State, as Its main
object is the moral and religious eleva-
ton of the colored people.
The Sabbath School of the First
Bryan Baptist Church, West Broad ST.,
will have a very interesting exercise on
tomorrow afternoon O'Clock One of
the principle features will be the pre-
sentation of very handsome library
case to the school by the "Nickle Club, "
society composed Of some of the
large scholars, Everybody 81 invited
to attend.
Try the "Pocket Edition" Extract
for the Handkerchief at 2. B. Reds.
We are pleased that the Con-
ference assigned Rev. Richard Bigham
to Asbury church of this city for the
ensuing year. He informs us that he
will commence forthwith to enlarge
and reseat the church. All persons
visiting the city, or others wishing t,
see Rev. Bigham can do so by calling
at the reading room No. 145 West
Broad street.
Before purchasing your Christmas
presents call and examine j. Crane stock
Col j. H. E>till and many other of
the most enterprising citizens have
applied to the Legislature for an act of
incorporation for new street railroad,
which will extend through many of the
most important strt cts in the city. This
is long felt necessity and We hope the
project will be a success, and trust our
law makers will see their way clear to
grant the prayer Of their petitions with
out any unnecessary del'y,
On last Monday night about 8 O'Clock.
flames were seen issuing from the hot
houses in the garden surrounding the
Haven Industrial Home and School,
The flames spread rapidly and burned a
mart Of the roof and west end of the two