The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-10-20
TEa SArMTAE TRIBUTE.
SATURDAY OCT. 20, 1888.

OuSly III tHc p8Sl NeSh3 w a. -
say is now convaescing.
The Chatham County Zouaves will
give ball on Tuesday night October
% at Chatham new Hall.
The Friendly Brothers Social Club
No. /. viii give a festival on Tu sday
night October 80, at Chatham new hall
We are informed that the Cricket
Club intends giving Que of the grandest
hops ever taken place in this city, next
month
An order for election Of first and sec
ond lieutenants Of the Forest City Light
Infantry will soon be issued by Col
Deveaux.
A young woman on New Houston lane
near Burroughs, made rome howl with
her boisterous language on Wednesday
night last,
The Young Chathams and Oglethorpe
brass band will give combination tes-
tival at Chatham new Hall on Monday
night October %.
Mr.. A. L. Mongin, formerly of this
city, but at present doing business on St
Slmons Island, was in the city last week
and paid US visit.
The Diamond Progressive Spangled
Banner ot the Globe, Lodge No | will
give an entertainment on Monday night
October I'D, at Chatham old hail.
Preparation is made in the Almama.
ter institute to prepare students for the
normal course.
PBoF. NJ, j. CRAWFORD Pres.
Mrs. Daniel Kiley attempted to COM
nit suicide by jumping into the river on
Wedn esday night last, fortunately FIR
her she was rescued by Mr. Thomas
Brown to repent OF her rash act.
A dime festival will be given on Monday
night October 20 at Walters Hall, for the bene-
ftof Bethlehem Baptist sabbath school
Congress will adjourn at one O'clock
to day, having been in continuous SEES
321 days: We regret that they failed
to pass the Freedman's Bank Bill be-
fore adjournment. as many poor persons
were anzio0sly awaitiDg its passage.
The TRIBUNE is now better prepared to do
book and pamphlet work than ever before
Give us a trial.
The resignation of Edward Golden as
second lieutenant jr. Of the Chatham
Light Infantry, has been received by
Col j II. Deveaux and accepted. An
election will be called at an early date
to fill the vacancy
Services will be held at St. James
Tabernacle, Rev. r. B Bailey, pastor
tomorrow at the following hours: prech-
ing by the pastor at IL a. M, p. M
puv Z 2, NJ Sunday School at l p. m,
The choicest and best Northern Beet,
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 free.
We call the attention of our friends
to the notice 10 another column of P. j
O'Copnor, Esq, announcing himself as
candidate for Ordinary at the election
in January next. Mr. O'Conn r is a
rising young lawyer and would fill the
position with ability,
Robert Jones who was to be married
to Miss Geogia Irwin on Tuesday eveu-
ing lost failed to put in'appearauce at the
appointed time W he n the ceremony
should have taken place. The result is.
Officer NIcDcrmott is hunting up
"Bobbie' who if caught will have to
answer the charge Of breach Of promise
against him,
A grand free oyster supper will be given by
the Daughters Of Easter at Lincoln Guards
hall, Monday night October 18th.
\ Young Mems Harrison and Nor
ton Club was organized at Empire
) Hall last night. Mr.. Ed. Brown was
elected president and Mr.. W. K.
Callen, secretary. The cIab will
meet next Friday night at Empire
hail. The Young men are Aroused
to the importance of the work before
them.
Tie bakers of this city-on account of
the rise in the price of four-are con-
Ssdering whether they should cut the
.aksght Of the loaves, or should they
6xe N4e~prices. We believe there is an
w8inauce IN existence requiring loaves
at a certain price to be OF "a certain
weight and it would be well for some OF
bakers to tip their scales little more
earsful in the future to avoid the COM