The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-11-06

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s'Corn Shelter never fails to cure.
DR.. /. w. w. Manaway, formerly of
Savannah has been lecturlng on morali-
ty, political economy &c. in Florida.
For Underwear i. Fried's the place.
The TRIBUNE Office had the pleasure
of calls from Mr.. Charles l.. DeLamotta
aud Reverends G. P. Johnson, and
Richard Bigham during the week.
The price of the TRIBUNE is so cents
for months, IS cents for months or
sl.25 for II moo jas.
Try the "Pocket Edition" Extract
for the Handkerchief at P. B. Reds.
Mr.. E. j. Crane the enterprising
jeweer at No, Al Whitaker street car
ries on very successful business and
guarantees satisfaction to his customers.
Elder j. A Wood preached power
full sermon on Sunday last at St James
Church to a very large congregation,
subject: "The spirit of the Lord is upon
you"
Send your prescriptions to P, B, Reid.
Mrs Anna B. Floyd and son Willie,
returned home last week from Lebanon,
Chic, where they had been spending
sever al months with relatives.
Mrs. Laura Taylor and Miss G. A.
Tyler have been sick recently. Their
many friends will be glad to know that
they have so far recovered as to be out
again.
Go to L. Fried for your fancy Percal
Shirts.
The TRIBUNE is under many obliga
tions to our esteemed friend Capt. S. F.
Spaulding, for very valuable services in
assisting us to get our newspaper press
10 running order &c His kindness is
fully appreciated.
Rev. j. Ell. Adams. Deputy of the
Knights of Wise Men for the state of
Georgia paid death assessment of A.
Cook of Chatham Lodge, amounting to
one hundred and four dollars and fifty
cents. The payment was made in the
presence of 800 persons at St. James
church on the 31st ultimo.
Imported Tooth, Nail and fIair Brush
es, prices to suit, at P, B. Reds.
Master Tbaddy M. White return
ed last Sunday from Stafford's
South Carolina where he had been
spending the summer with Mr..
Lawton Russell. Judging from his
appearance he must have had
first-class time in the piney woods
of the Palmetto State.
Visitors to the market would be
greatly pleased and find it much to their
advantage to stop at Mr.. H. Logan, the
retail butcher stalls 81 and IS. He
keeps on hand fine supply of northern
meats, fish, game and vegetables. He
endeavors to please his patrons and to
judge from the number of customers he
has it is very evident that he succeeds
in pleasing them,
OVerhalls in great variety and cheap
at L. Fried's.
Mr.. Andrew Goebel well-knOwn
German citizen, died very suddenly on
Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock. He
was taken with fit of coughing which
caused the bursting of blood vessel
which produc d death in few minutes
The deceased was for many years dep
uty jailor of this county. His funeral
took place on Thursday, the remains
being escorted to Bonaventure cemetery
by Zerrubabel Lodge F A NJ, and the
Germania Fire Insurance Company of
which he was president.
DR.. j.. Waring has pititioned Council
for permission to place a fountain
On the corner of New Houston
and Habersham Streets, He pro-
poses to donate the fountain to
toe city and will give the city enough
land from his adjoining lots to cover the
space that the fountain would take on
the street. and ask that the place be
named Warnings Place. The petition
was referred to the Street and Lane
Committee and viii be acted on by
Go,no;I ~ ;Ro novt nnaatino