The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-04-07

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The Central Republican Club will
hold their regular meeting on Friday
night at Empire Hall. All are invited
to attend,
Burt's hand sewed shoes worth $500
are sold by Collat Bros for So 90
Go to H. Logan stalls 81 and 6S for market
supplies
Mr. Richa rd Bouifeilet one of our
well.known citizens died suddenly Sun
day morning last. He retired the
night before apparently in good health.
Mr.. Abraham Williams one of Savan-
nahs best known. tailors, who had been
sick for some time. died on Sunday the
1st instant.
Household of Ruth No. 435, will give
a grand neck tie Festival Oh Mot day
night April 9th. at Odd Fellows Tenn
pie Harris street.
1t. L. g. Edwards and Miss Georgi-
ana W. Reynolds were uniled in the
bonds of matrimony on the 4th, inst, at
the residence OF the brides brothers,
Messrs. J. 5. and P. s. Reynolds. The
TRIBUNE extends its hearty congratula
tons to the happy couple.
A grand festival will be given by the
Ladies Galilean Monday night April
9th, at Odd Fellows Hall Duffy street.
Tickets 70 cents.
Collat Bros are the sole agents for the
celebrated Ballou Ladies shoes the most
pliable shoes made
The names Of the Chatham county
conmlttee will be published next week.
Doyle 4 Maloney's new law office is
established in the TRIBUNE building,
Rev. q. FL. Green of Chauncy writes
a cheering letter on the condition Of
affairs in Wayne county. Rev. j. B.
Lotion addressed Republican club of
which j. w. Searles is Chairman and
gave the boys some cheering words. Re
publicans are organizing all along the
line.
Fine bronze slippers beaded only
$3.50 worth $3.50 are sold by Collat
Bros
The Chatham Social Club will give
grand festival on Tuesday night April
10th at Chatham new Hall, Tickets 25
cents.
Grand Master A. K. Desverney and
Grand Secretary John Fl. Deveaux, left
this morning for Augusta, for the pur
pose of laying the corner stone tomor-
row morning of Uuion Baptist church.
They will be assisted by Banneker
Lodge No. 3, f. A. M.
The Mutual Benevolent Society will
hold their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday night at the residence Of NJ, L,
Jones E.q.
The Forest City Light Infantry cele-
brated lis l4th, anniversary on Tue sday
night last at Empire hall.
Collat Bros has received AZ cases Of
fine gentIemen's shoes with orders to
| the same at cost
Rev. Geo. s. Smith accompanied by
Rev L B. NJ xwel paid us call on
Friday morning last Re-, s NTH was
formerly resident Of this city, but nav
is in charge of the Congregational
church, at R / i5h N. G. H. IS il fl le
health and spirits, and speaks encourage
ingy Of he future,
Mis-. Adella Kendy formerly of this
city, but now teacher IN the public
school OF Atlanta, is speuding few days
in our city. Her mlny friends were
pleased to greet her
Our young friend Frank j Lawrence
was as pleas d on Sunday morning last
as il he had struck the Louisiana State
LOTTERY capital prize, On inquiry we
found the cause OF his hilarity, was a
bouncing boy. That's right another
voter. Next!
Northern and Tennessee Beef, Mat
ton aud Veal of the bsst quality always
on hand at Fl. Logan's stalls 81 and IS
City Market.
Readers of the TRIBUNE will do we'll
20 go to Collat Bros l49 Broughton
strsrt for shoes and hats Go there
bee tuse it is t, your advan tage to do so
WooDvILLE GA, March 4th, 1888.
The Republicans of the Eighth Dis
trict met at the Bryan Baptist prayer
house at 8 p IN. After hearing reports
from the convention at Savannah, the