The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-11-03
TEg saTnyAs TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1888.

Dittmersville, Monday night Nov. D.
One more day left to qualify yourself
to vote. Every man should see to it,
Miss Matte, daughter IF Capt. ]. H.
Carter, arrived from the north last
week.
Oar city editor says social circles will
be disturbed from certain publication
that will be made in few days.
Chairman Pleasant has made applica-
tion on Chief supervisor Beckett for Re-
publican supervisor at the boxes on
Tuesday next.
We do not see why school girls should
promenade around Market Square dur
ing recess hours. Those in charge
should put stop to it.
An election for first aud second lieu
tenant, jr. Of the forest CRY Light In
fantry will be held at their armory on
Friday night the 9th instant
The colored Masons OF this city will
meet on Sunday TO conclude their ar
engagements to aid their distressed breth
rem in Jacksonville and Decatur.
Mrs. Claudia NJ. Tucker nee Deveaux
has made her family and home at
Athens happy by the presentation Of
Il pound boy. The Tribune sends
congratulations.
Miss Mamie G. Jackson and Mr.
Willie Davis passed through SavanL ah
on Wednesday morning last enroute for
Oeala, Fla, to teach in the public school
Of that place.
Judge ?. NJ, RUSSELL Jr., has for
sale four lots at White Bluff, each lot
126X330 feet, river front; fine level
ground. He will sell one at 5000 lot,
or $500 for al.
Services will be held at ST. James
Tabernacle, Rev. r. B. Bailey, pastor
to-laorrow at the following hours: prech-
ing by the pastor at IL a. m, p. m
pun 7 ., M, Sunday School at l p. m,
The choicest and best Northern Beef
Veal and Mutton, Corned Beef, ETC.,
daily to be found on the stalls of H,
Logan, 81 and 68 Savannah Market
Customers promptly served, and market
ing delivered at your home tree.
The notice of Capt, MCGOWAN, tax
collector, will be found in another col
umn, where all parties are informed
that the office for the collection of taxes
are now open at the court house from 8
m, to 2 p. M. All interested should
govern themselves accordingly.
A Bazaar, ('olored) for the benefit
of the Orphan Home, will be opened at
the corner of Habersham street and
First Avenue, on Tuesday afternoon
November 9Th at o'clock, .. NJ,
closing at 10 o'clock p. M, con-
tinuing three days The patronage Of
the public is respectfully solicited.
A young mems Republican club was
organized last night at Chatham Hall
The meeting was largely attended and
very enthusiastic, j, &. Andrews was
elected chairman, and Edward G. Toom-
err, secretary Another meeting vi
be at the same place next Friday NIGHT,
Attention is called to the announces
ments of candidates for Coroner pub
Hshed in the TRIBUNE, Of Capt W. D.
Dixon, the present efficient aud courte-
Gus incumbent who is a candidate for
reelection, and of DR. Groth one of our
prominent PHYSICIANS who stands for
the place at the request of his many
friends.
An election was held on Thursday
night last, for commissionedOficer ofthe
Chatham Light Infantry with the fol-
lowing result G. D. Blake, first lieu
tenant: Peter Alexander, second lieuten-
ant and j. Fl. Watson, second Heuteu-
ant The managers in charge were 1t,
l.. A. Washington, and Capt, W Fl.
Royal and clerks; Lit L. B, To1mer
aud Sergt Maj. Sol. G, johnson.
On monday night last cowardly at
tempt was made t. assassinate DR. Jones
in his shop on West Broad street. by
firing pistol at him through the win
dow while reclining on a chair. The
>~ball came within two inches Of his head,
passed, the side of his hat, came out on
top. and went through the wall aand
came near killing Two children who
were 10 bed IN the next house The
william should be Appreciated and pun
ished.