The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-13
TIL SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY OCT 13, 1888

To be stabbed IN the back by pre-
tended friend, is the unkindest cut of
all.
George A. Dawson is candidate for
justice of the peace 10 the fifth u. NJ.
district,
Miss Catherine Scarborough Will
leave for Atlanta on Monday to attend
the Atlanta University,
The Chatham County Zouaves will
give ball on Tuesday night October
% at Chatham new Hall.
Mrs. Martha Name, who resides in
the SOU hern portion of the city, is the
owner of au educated spider.
John D. Campbell, Esq, one of our
popular letter carriers, is spending few
DAYS of recreation in north Georgia.
St. Philips A. NJ. E church will give
an entertainment at Odd-Fellows hal,
Harris street, Tuesday night Oct. Is,
Armenia Lodge No. 1880 G. U. o.
of 0. F. will give an ice cream festival
next Monday night at their hall Duffy
street.
Bishop W. j. Gaines, D. D.. will
preach at St. Philips A. NJ E. church
on Sunday October IA, at 7:30 o'clock
P. m.
A meeting of Republicans of the 4th
district will be held at Empire Hall on
Friday night next at 8 o'clock. All are
invited.
The Young Chathams and Oglethorp
brass band will give combination fes-
tival at Chatham new Hall on Monday
night October %.
The contest in January for county Of
fcers will no doubt be heated one.
There are several candidates in the field
already for ordinary.
Mrs Sarah E. Green and Mrs. Lizzie
Herb returned home on Sunday last
from Millen, Ga, where they have been
spending the summer with friends.
Services will be held each Sabbath at
Mt. Zion Baptist church, Tatemvile at
Az OO d = duu .sbO " ILL.,
BY the pastor Rev, Andrew Jackson.
Arthur W. Harris. a popular young
tonsOrial artist who has been some time
North recuperating. returned home Sun
day night, much improved in health.
Attention is called TO Mpssrs Nor
rison, Foye & Cos advertisement of new
fall dry goods. boys clofhing, etc. Give
them call at D. Wesbeins old stand
Preparation is made in the Almama.
ter Institute to prepare students for the
normal course.
PROF. NJ, j. CRAWFORD, Pres.
Madame Smith the queen Of fortune
tellers who is good as old gold celebrat
ed her birthday on Monday last She
says Savannah will have no yellow fever.
VIM. Coolidge, ESQ.,, the efficient
superintendent of the letter carriers, is
doing all he can to rectify the non de-
livery of the TRIBUNE in certain parts
of the city.
Hon Floyd Snelson, Republican can
didate for Congress, and Hon, S. A
Mc1ver, Representative of Liberty coun
ty, were in the city yesterday on impor-
tant business,
Col. John Fl. Deveaux, Business
Manager of the TRIBUNE, received 285
votes for Governor in the last election,
These votes were cast by friends in
Camden county.
Miss Charlotte, daughter of Joseph
c. Williams, ESQ.,, and Miss Anna G.
Pappy will leave on Monday morning
to complete their studies at Spellmau
Seminary, Atlanta.
Since council have placed hydrants
in convenient positions around the city
for public use, the unsightly and half
rotten pumps should now be removed
and the platform leveled with the sur
face OF the pavement
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will until further notice meet at
Beach Home, Harris street. Subject
for tomorrow; "The Christian Armour"
All are cordially invited
There are several parties in the city
who are too stingy to subscribe for the
TRIBUNE, bat anxiously awaits the de-
7, livering of his neighbours paper to get a
''peep" at it. Pooh on such fellows.
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