The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-01-14


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our friends and the public will find it great
~ 70 tneir advantage to call ut the well-known
for anything they may need In the housekeep-
ing ine New goods are constantly being re-
ceIved by me firm, and it is certainly the best
place TO get goods for the least money
DIR. A ID Mayo delivered an address at the
Flrst A. g. church on Thursday night. on chow
To make an American citizen !" The DR. gave
some Whole some advice to parents how 10
mould the character of children that they may
become good citizens and good men fnung
the good things said by the Doctor was that tho
ume had come when man must work with
ms brains as we'll as with his hands, and that
ne was sal prised that anybody in this country
should get the idea that work is a degradation
II Is he greatest disgrace ON earth not to work:
pnt u takes an Ignorant man Just ten hours to
do what an intelligent man can do in eight
DIED on Sunday January ], 1883, after
short illness, EARNEST MARIN,
Little Earnest was a bright little fellow and
was much loved by all who knew him. 1t is
hard to part with him but he has gone at the
call OF lin who said: ''Suffer little children to
come unto me and forbid them not"
Mr. Josiah j. Grant the we'll known wheel
wright and blacksmith was stricken with
paralysis on Sunday last in the 2nd Baptist
Church during the Communion Services.
He fingered IN an uncoucious state until
Wednesday when cath came to his relief
His funeral took place on Thursday last
when The remains were inferred with mason
ic honors by Hilton Lodge of which he was
a member The deceased leaves a widow and
several children to mourn his loss.
The pamphlets containing Rev
Loves Emancipation Day Address
are for sale at this office Every
BODY should have one Price 10 CTS.
The Savannah tiussars will hold an
election to-day at M. 10 jefferson St.
for captain. The polls will be open
ii to 2 O'Clock.
The Union Lincoln Guards will hold
an election at their Armory next Friday
night, r"r Captain he polls will be
OPP, n from 8 to 10 o'clock p m.
We are pleased to learn that Lit. D. D.
Walthour is convaleseing from his re-
cent Illness
A grand Festival will be given by
party of ladies' on Monday night Janu-
airy 10Th. at Chatham Hall, for the ben
eft of the First Bryan Baptist church
Tickets % cents.
The Band of Brothers Aid & Social
Club will give grand Ball, on Monday
night, Jan. 10Th. at Empire Hall.
The Young Ladies Association will
celebrate their 18th, anniversary on
Wednesday evening newt, at Odd-Fel-
lows Temple. Duffy street,
A grand Festival will be given on
Monday night Jan. 23rd, at Chatham
hall, by The Bryan Mutual Aid. Music
ard refreshments will be on hand.
Myrtle Lodge, Armenia Lodge and
Mt Ser Lodge will give grand
Combination festival on NJ nday night
January Is h, at Odd-FeIows Temple,
Duffy street Tickets % GEMS.
DIR. Ja~. j. w ri ., one OF Savannah's
most valued c,iz MS died on Sunday
list The doctor WAS one Of the leading
IT, yscians OF this city. aud during the
lays of reconstruction, took prom
MT parl IN politics He had MANY
rieuds among ali classes of our citizen,
who will regr to hear Of his death
A m SIS meeting of our citz Ms
shru be held at an early day, for the
purpose Of pctitoning the Board If
Education for more school room for
olored children Lying in this apa-
thetic STATE, will not bring about the
desired results What say the pastors
of the d tferent churches,
Mrs. Maria j. Wall Of Chm lesion
who has b, en- tndng a couple otweckS
in our city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
T. A. Norel rcturncR me On ye,ter-
day Mrs. Walls visit to the Forest
City has been a very pleasant ne to
her numerous friends who were delight
ID to entertain her
We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. j. w. Comstock. which occurred al
his residence in this city on Tuesday
of lst week Mr.. Comstock was re-
spected by all who knew him, his re-
mains was followed to his grave by
Iarge number Of friends aud by the
Masonic and Odd FeIlow Lodges, of
which he was an old and valued mem
ber
We call the attention of cur patrons
of the advertisement in al other column
to our old friend Albert Ashton, Agt',
No. 10 Jefferson street, where can be
found large stock of liquors, cigars
ETC., which he offers at the lowest prices
He invites his friends to call around