The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-11-24

No. 2l1.
ID Campbell, ESQ, the popular
and efficient letter carrier was the recip
lent on Monday last Of a very fnc turkey
a Thanksgiving gift from Mr.. Alfred
Thomas OF Atlanta. Ga.
Judge p NJ. Russell, Jr, has for
sale four lots at White Bluff, each lot
126x330 feet. river front; fac level
ground. He will sell one at $500 lot,
or 5000 for al.
The 1st. B. B. Sunday school, West
Broad, will give a festival usxt Thurs
day night the 18th, at Walters hall
Cuyler and Walburg streets, for the
benefit Of their organ fund, Admission
10 cents.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, Room Gwinnett 4th door east Of
East Broad street, will have debate
next Wednesday evening, at Z O'Clock;
subject: ''Shall the Chinaman be permit
ted to emigrate to this country" All
friends are cordially invited.
James H. DeLamotta Esq. who has
been spending few days in the city
with his relatives, returned to Washing
ton on Wednesday last via Augusta
Henry's old friends were glad to greet
him and on leaving for his post of duty
he carried the best wishes of many
friends.
TIL Hoc,ro;tt~o IN Dr;v;Iooos aud
Elections have completed the sxamina-
ton of contests between Norman and
Mclver from Liberty, and Crawford
and Tyson fr m Mcintosh, and
have reported favorable to the seating
of McIver of Liberty, and against
Crawford from Mcintosh.
The Republicans on the Ogeechee in
Chatham county have arranged for
torchlight procession in 18th district on
Friday night November Both, at Z
o'clock. All are invited to join with us
in this grand demonstration. Commit
tee; Green Moon. George Anderson,
Daniel Stewart, John Bryant H. Grant,
chairman, S: Snelsou, secretary.
Thursday night last the restaurant of
E. NJ. Dennis on Canal near West
Boundary was entered by thieves and
completely Quilted. Mr., Dennis says that
after the thieves had gathered all they
wanted they departed, leaving the back
door open. He estimates his loss about
500, and it falls heavily upon a poor
industrious man about this time.
Henry Saffold, formerly of Company
z. 1876 Regiment U, S. c., T. is apply
ing for pension aud needs Identified
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-
liner, Harrison Strain.
We regret to record the death OF ABB
solam Salhns an old and I, respected citi-
zen of this city. Mr.. Sallins has been
10 bad health for years from pulmonary
consumption which terrible disease end
mis- life on Thursdayalast. The deceased
was an old member OF Mt. Moriah Lodge
No. Is, F. A. NJ and also and old
member Of the First African Baptist
church; he was about GO years of age
and leaves a wife and several children
The sixth session of the Sunday
School Teachers Convention Of the Zion
Baptist Association, was held on We'd
nesday last with the Shiloah Baptist
Church 10 Brunswick, Ga, Rev. j. NJ.
Simms was reelected president, Rev. s.
G. Roberts, vice president; s N Grant,
temporary secretary, Rev. D. Waters,
treasurer The meeting was LARGELY at
tsnded. Savannah was largely repre-
: comp; BY delegates from the First
y 's ss Se.d0osd B'p'''t and Mt Zion
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