The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-09-15
TEs SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY SEPT Is, 1888.

The Sabbath day should be kept holy
Patr5uize those who advertise with
Us
Let the GROWERS growl; We are s'il
en- deck
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE and there
by help the organ Of your race
The city was visited by severe
wind storm on Sunday night last
Ii is reported that the freshest will
reach this part of the river tonight
OIivette at Ford's Opera House on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing>.
Fourteen nurses left for jacksonville
on Thursday, eight of them being col
ored.
Trains on the Central road are sus-
pended for the present on account Of
the wash oat.
The low places around ST Augustine
church, has been partially reflled with
sand by the authoiities.
We arr sorry to learn that Miss Mary
L Wuliams is very sick and has been
confued to her bed tor several wet ks.
The fire on Friday night about II
O'Clock was at Simon Mitchell's clothing
store on Broughton street, Damage
slight.
G. A. Dawson viii have preliminry
examination on Tuesday next before a
bench OF magistrates tor the shooting Of
Tony Wilson.
The Republican Senatorial committee
has not yet made nomination for this
district. Some anxiety MS manifested
over the delay.
A festival will be given at the Chat
ham new hall, Monday night September
"a, by the Georgia Benevolent Associ-
alton, Tickets rs cents.
A festival will be given by Armenia
Lodge No. 1880, G U 0 of 0 F, on
Monday 4ight September II, at O'd-
Fellows Hall, Duffy street.
The production of Olivette next
week at the Opera House will be the
grandest musical event of the season
The best talent is engaged.
A mince festival will be given by
Club No Of ST. James Tabernacle, on
Monday night Sept. II, at Odd Follows
hall, Harris street. Tickets 10 cents.
The Gospel Aid Society will install
their officers on Monday night at the
mince entertainment to be held at Odd
Fellows hall, Harris street.
Miss Lucy E. Brown, who has been
spending the past month in Darien, Ca,
arrived home yesterday morning, and
reported having had an enjoyable time.
Its common practice for parties to
water their horses at the pump cor.
New Houston and Burroughs streets Is
not this a violation Of the city ordi-
nance.
Joe Haywood who was sent to the
lunatic asylum October 9Th last, died
on Monday the 1st inst, and his re-
mains 'wero entered in the asylum burr
al ground.
There is a certain handsome and pop
ular young lady residing in the western
part Of the city, who is claimed by her
many friends to be the champion pianist
of the city,
The Police is making a raid on the
liquor dealers who keep the back gates
open on Sundays. Several were put on
the docket and fined large sums on Fri
day last
The Georgia Light Infantry held an
election on the Attn, inst. with the fol
lowing result R. Stephens first lieu
tenant; c. Williams second lieutenant;
A. Price second lieutenant junior,
A complimentary benefit will be Civ
en- by Myrtle Lodge, 1868, G Z 0 Of O
f, at their hall, Duffy Street, Monday
night September "a, to her delegates to
the B NJ g. Tickets Is cents. lady and
gent Is cents.
The Improvements that are being made
On the Second Baptist church is pro-
crossing rapidly which when completed
will be one of the handsome church edi-
4 fees in the CITY.