The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-11-17
FEs SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER II. 1888

Mr., A. S. Lafayette our iudetstigaole
letter carrier is enjoying few Gays u
his vacation in Augusta,
The names Of several prominent citi-
gems is mentioned in connection WIN
the Mayoralty.
The local politicians are now actively
at work laying their plans for the ensu-
ing January elections.
The Times attempted to burlesque
the recent grand Republican demonstra
ton but our friend q tell short of
his mark.
Col. Deveaux has received from the
Governor the commissions of the recent
" elected officers of the Chatham
Light Infantry.
For Hats Under clothing and Trunks az
low prices 60 to .Basch Bros. III Conc
gress Street,
j. H. DeLamotta, Esq, of Washing
ton City is spending few days In Sa-
vannah. His many friends are more
than pleased to greet MIN.
Students wanted in the Almamater
Institute. They will be amply instruct
ed in all ofthe necessary branches,
PROF. NJ j. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A grand oyster supper will be given
on Tuesday night November 10th, by
the Lone Star Cadets Branch, at the
Chatham new hail. Tickets rs cents
Judge P. NJ. Russell, Jr, has for
sale four lots at White Bluff, each lot
126x330 feet, river front; fne level
oronnd He will sell one at $500 lot,
or $500 for all.
A grand festival will be given for the
benefit of the First Bryan Baptist
Church, Monday night, November 18th
bv the Nlckle Club, at Odd-Feliows
hall, Harris Street. Tickets 20 cents.
Willie Vineyard, the small white boy
who killed his step-father last summer,
and was sentenced to the penttrntla~y
for four years, was pardoned by the
Governor on Thursday last.
Services will be held at St. James
Tabernacle, Rev. R. B Bailey, pastor
tomorrow at the following hours: prech-
ing by the pastor at II a. M, 3 P. m.
pus 7 0, NJ, Sunday School at P. NJ,
Henry saFold, formerly of Company
E. 1876 Regiment U. 5. G. T. is apply
;ng for pension aud needs identlfica-
ton He is now residing at Penfeld,
Ga. He knows the following men and
would like to hear from them : Joshua
Hull. Thomas Smith, Jasper Hayes,
Osborne Boiler, Sam Eungin, Raft Stra-
;ner, Harrison Strain.
Services will be held each Sabbath at
Mt. Zion Baptist church, Tatemville at
1890 a m, 2 and 1880 p N, Preaching
by the pastor Rev. Andrew jackson.
Mr.. James P, LAWN, son Of the late
NJ. LAWN deceased, publishes""a card
this week to which we call special atten
ton. We have seen the plans for the
new building MIR. LAWN will erect
where the OlQ eIOEo NJ" cIanuo' Lily
building will bean ornament to that
vicinity. The business of the house
will be conducteds for the present. ct tie
corner of York and East Broad streets,
where Mr. LAWN will be glad to see all
of his fathers old friends.
Rev. j. j. Coles Of Africa, is in tile
city stopping with Rev. Rev. E. K.
Love. He is endeavoring to raise money
to return to, Africa. 1t is hoped that
the friends Of Africa will literally con.
tribute to this cause. He will preach
at the First African Baptirt church on
Sunday at IL q. m. and Thursday, night
next It is hoped that he will lecture at
Congregational Church on Tuesday next
Savannahians have always done their
duty to just worthy causes, and we have
no doubt that they will responds liberal
ly to this cause. Rev. E, K. Love pres
ident of the foreign mission convention
of the United States of America Is do
ing all in his power to make Rev. Coles
work a success in Georgia. He goes
from here to Brunswick next Friday and
will visit the leading cities in Georgia.
For good Shoes go to Basch Bros. III
Congress Street.
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