The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-08-04
r.! SAVANNAH TRIBUTE.
SATURDAY AUGUST A, 1888

lies u1uG SuOWCio.
The Union Correct Band has attached
itself to the First Regiment
The trnck farmers seem to be busy in
digging and shipping potatoes,
We hope that no attempt will be
made to throttle the freedom of the press
by those in power.
Young ladies should be careful how
they manage kerosene lamp when
in sight Of a mosquito net.
All the smart young men did not go
North this season. There are few
left Ia the city, don tcherknow,
The Jolly Boys will give Festival
at Longshoremen hall, on Monday night
August 9Th. Tickets 10 cents.
St. Philips A. NJ. E. church will give
an excursion to Jacksonville Fla, on
Monday August 9th. Fare $l.OO
The Savannah Musical Association
will give prize dress festival at Chat
ham new hall Tuesday night August Z.
Lewis B. Endres, ESQ, has received
his commission as ex-oficio Justice of
the Peace for the First Militia district,
Sanctorum Lodge A. F. & A. M, will
give festival on Monday night August
9th at Chatham new hall. Admission rs
cents.
An excu sion will be given to Valdos-
ia on Monday August 18th, under the
management of Augustus Watson. Fare
$1.00
The crossing at Bolton l. Montgom.
cry streets should be repaired at once or
the city might have suit for damages
on hand.
We call the attention of our friends
to those parties who advertise with US,
and ask the patronage Of our friends in
that direction.
Northern and Tennessee Beef, Nut
ton and Veal of the best quality always
on hand at Fl. Logan's stalls 81 and 6S
City Market.
An aged colored man name Daniel
Davis was killed on Wednesday last on
the Tybee railroad by the caving in of
bank of sand where he was digging.
Our friends of the Independent came
very near being "hauled over the Goals"
last week by the grand jury of the city
court The "Prowler" did il all.
William Page colored lad was SEN
fenced in the city court on Monday last
to six months on the chain gang for
straling two peaches valued at cents.
Among the forty patients at the mfr
mary Richard Pinckney is still bad off
from the effects of the assault he receiv
ed from the hand Of those three rufians.
Our watch maker and jeweler, E. J.
Crane, cor Wheaton and Reynolds SITS.
Watches and clocks repaired and war
ranted to run for one year at a low price.
Master Edward G. Desverney and
Miss Florida Desverney spent the past
week 10 Charleston with friends and
from all accounts our young friends had
an enjoyable time.
The case of Magistrate T. F. Shelf
tall was called in the Superior court on
Wednesday last. Mr.. Shetuall did not
put in an appearance and his bond of
$500 was forfeited.
Most men are wise when they follow
the advice of their wives. Solomon was
the wisest among men, and why
shouldn't he be, when he had 700
wives to instruct himY
Cannot colored women keep from
lounging around the court house. II
they will not do So then Capt Roman
should see that they give the building
a wide berth.
Our efficient and courteous letter car
riers will soon shave the benefit of the
eight hour law; and it is rumored that
the force will be increased by the APP
pointment of four new men.
AS we 90 to press we learn Of the ap-
pointment by Postmaster Lamar of the
following additional letter carrier: H.
g. Greene, NJ. W. Brannon and
Alliori. We congratulate the P. NJ. on
his selection,
& Remember the excursion of the Lone
Star Cadets and the Young Chatham
Light Infantry on Sunday morning
August 5th at 6 o'clock, Tickets $3.50
Three days in Augusta, A good time
is exnectad