The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-10-23
3}ss SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
GA. October %, 1886
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alr} John T.iWhite of Augusta, wa
! in tl city for several days this week
z Ills Numerous friends in Savannah we're
glad t, see him and he was especially
welcomed at the TRIBUNE office.
The cry is L. Fried is the place for
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
A standing notice of the regular
meetings of Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges viii be is inserted in the TRIB-
: UNE. free of charge, tor the Der eft of
brethren of the Orders if furnished us,
The Colquitt Blues has received
thirty two breach loading 50-calibre
Springfield rifles, and the Lone Star
Cadrts eight additional to what they
have already received. The companies
Of FRS Battalion are now armed with
beech I9ades.
Imported Tooth, Nail and Hair Brush
es, prices to suit, at 2, B. Reds.
The TRIBUNE is published every
Saturday and we desire to publish
church directory announcing the
s.rv ces for Sunday, for the conveni-
ence OF our readers If the pastors of
churches will give Us the information
by Friday night we will gladly make
the publication.
Misses Emmie DeLamotta, and Anna
Dpveaux arrived from Athens on Sat
urday last, in which city they had been
Tor the past two months as guests of
Mrs Laura McCiay. Miss Emma
Motion came down from Athens at the
gone time and is stopping at Mr.. and
MIS-, R. A. Law.
For the latest styles of Shirts, Collars
and Cuffs L. Fried's the place.
At the opening of our public schools
this year about five hundred children
lad to be turned away from the col
ed schools. The schools are now
crowded to their utmost capacity
aud we have no doubt that the Board
Of Education will soon provide ample
school room for the accommodation of
all.
The funeral of Mr.. Gerhard Suffer,
took place on last Thursday afternoon,
the remains being escorted to Laurel
Grove cemetery by Teutonia Lodge
knights Of Pythias of which he was
member The deceased was y popular
young German and was to have been
married ON the very day of his death
lie was sick but very short time, and
hi. unexpected death has cast gloom
over his many friends 10 the community.
We are glad to be able to state that
Mrs Ann Lafayette who was so unfor-
tunate as to sustain the very serious
j jury of breaking her arm by an acct
dental fall while on one of her noble |
crrands of mercy to sick young lady,
is improving as rapidly as can be expec-
t d. Mrs. Lafayette has received thu
deepest sympathy from the entire people
# our city at her misfortune, and her
speedy recovery is devoutly prayed for
by hem.
The finest quality of Bath Sponges, |
, CC " dNC'S duO 1LAGFdClS IOF Tile
Handkel chiefin bulk, at P. B. Reds
General Anderson is undoubtedly the
finest police chief of any city
Of the size of Savannah in the
country. With very limited force at
his disposal he has managed to preserve
The peace in our community to re
markable degree, and has won for him
self reputation for fearlessness and
impartiali'y in the discharge of his
duties that he may we'll be proud of. |
1t is no fault Of his nor do we venture
TO say whose fault it was pending the
Investigation by Council, that the
ie'rtless murderer of Rosa PoewlI was
lowed to walk quietly ont of Savannah
after his cowardly and atrocious crime.
The investigation will no doubt locate
The responsibility, and in the mean
time our city might supplimeut the
ward offered by the Governor for
the arrest of the murderer before he
gets such distance as to preclude all
hpe of his being brought back to
answer for his crime.
Go to i. Fried for your Pleated White
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