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Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
Nsi4hborheea News and Gossip.


Cotton 9 to 81.
-ONercoats and wrappings are
nov in demand.
Cash paid for hides and furs at
Coyle's.
The Federal Grand Jury return
n sbost twenty-five indictments.
Judge Bruce adjourned his Court
Friday morning until Monday.
The Federal Grand Jury COM
pleted its labors and was discharged
Friday.
f-Saddles, brides and harness at
]. F. Coyle's.
County Court convened Monday.
But little business was transacted and
Judge Richardson adjourned the
court over to the next term.
For Coyle's saddlery see the
splendid sign of the white horse.
j. =. Ooyle east side Of the pub
hs square, offers for sale at hard time
prices, zinc collars, Stewarts Healing
Powder. Harness oil, bits, curbs and
brushes.
Jack Frost makes his appear
ance it is very advisable, in order to
saye Doctors bill, to supply your
selves with good warm Underwear
and other wearing apparel. 1t is in
everybody's reach no matter how poor
to obtain these by calling on HER
STEIN Il LowENTHAL's, N. ECor. Pub.
Square.
Ladies vests at so, 60, 75c, 100,
and 1.25. Mems Undershirts 35, 40,
80, 75, LOO up to 200. Blankets
from LOO pair up to 1000. Shawls
fpm 25c to 400. Ladies cloaks in
endless variety at marvelously low
prices. Large assortment Of Ladies
Gossaners and Circulars, Rubber
overshoes and Arctics.
The largest and best stock Of jew
elry is at Fred A. Howes' jewelry
store. He has also received a fine
line of musical instruments and the
best Violin aud Guitar strings in
North Alabama. If
For Halters, Collars, Saddlebags,
and everything in the saddle and har-
ness line, the largest and most COM
plete stock in North Alabama, call
and see j. F. Coyle.
Our readers will find elsewhere
the advertisement Of the Huntsville
Od Company's Cotton Ginnery. We
invite their attention to it. with the
assurance shat the high character Of
MAJ. OShaughnessy, the President
and the other officers for integrity and
enterprise as evidenced in their large
and increasing business operations is
sufficient guarantee that patrons can
expect all that the advertisement
promises.
When you stop at Decatur if you
want to be comfortably taken care
Of stop With Mrs. Parker, opposite the
old Bismarc House. Excellent Sleep
ING accommodations at reasonable
rates.
MRs. Parker,
Aax<-
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

The Distinguishing Charm.
a delightful fragrance of freshly gath
cred flowers and spices is the distinguish
" charm Of Toysaton Cologne.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
How to Save.

All hard workers are subject to bilious
STACKS which may end in dangerous ILL
ness. Pasker's Ginger Tonic will keep
aidneys and liver active, and by prevent
ing the attack save much sickness loss of
ums and expense. Delay at such times
means danger-Detroit Free Press. See
other column.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
2 doors from Post office.
Money for a Rainy Day.

-Fs0ii6J IoF a EsHrny Day.
''For six years my daughter was SICK
from kidney and othe~ disorders. We had
used up our savings on doctors, when our
dominic advised us to try Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Four bottles effected cure, and
as a dollars worth has kept our family
well over year, We have been able to lay
by money again for rainy day "A Poor
Mans Wife.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
GOING WEST.
TO THE EAST

CLOSE COMPETITION Is made for all EAST
ERN and SOUTHEASTERN CITIES,
and Tor points on and reached VIA
CINCINNA ATT SOUTHERN R'f.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
uurtsville Post Office Mailing Ar
rangementS.

Post office Mailing Ar
rangements.
MAIL GOING WEsT
Closes 11.30 A. M.
NAIL CONG East
Closes 2.45.
MAIL GONG WEST:
Arrives IL M.
MAIL GONG EAST:
Arrives 4:16 P. M.
General Delivery
Sunday Hours
From 4.30to $50 P. M.
Money Order Business
Closes at P. M.
JOHN S. REED,
P. M.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

For Church Festivals and Fairs
don't forget have complete line of
Glass Vases,
Cups and Sauoers,
MUGS. Toilet Sets,
Prize Packages,
Cakes and Candies.
Also Stock of
Accordeons, Earps, Banjos.
Strings and other Musical instru-
ments.
In fact you viii find the largest
assortment Of holiday goods in
North Alabama.
Call and examine prices before you
60 elsewhere at
d DENTIER'S,
2 doors from Post office.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
ChICASAW ROUTE.
MEMPHIS&CEARLESTON
r, F..
2 Daily Passenger Trains.

SCFEDULE:-On and alter June IS, 1872
as follows.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

The event which has called us together
will am sure be received with profound
regret and sorrow by all present.
Hon. William NJ. Lowe, late an able
member of this Bar. an admired, respected
and beloved citizen of Alabama, and a
member of the Congress of the United
States, is no more. He beeathed. his life
away. at the residence of his sister in Hunts
Vile Thursday morning at quarter of
o'clock, surrounded by sorrowing relations
and devoted personal friends.
How sad it is to realize that life so true
and faithful in the public service is ended.
His earnest and fearless utterances In sup
port of what he deemed right; his fierce
and impassioned denunciations of what he
thought wrong, are forever hushed.
His temperament was quick, ardent, mag
unanimous; he was sincere and frank in his
professions, honest in his convictions, and
uncompromising in principle. The aspl-
rations of his heart, and the study and la
Dor of his life, were to perform his duty
with ability and fidelity. Neither censure
nor hattery could swerve him from the
faithful discharge of his public duties--
He was insensible to fear. His good faith
was kept alike with friend and foe. A
high and genial courtesy marked his friend
ly intercourse; and, however prompt was
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16

A lecture on How to read the bible" was
delivered at Temple Beth I'll by Rabbi LHwen-
thai last evening.
he married this evening by Rev. Father john
stOn in his study at st. Mary's church.
A horse ran away with Il buggy from near
Mrs. MOOre'S boarding house this morning and
was caught at the corner of Alamo Plaza and
Houston street.
No deaths have occurred within the past
twentV-fOur hours among the sufferers from
the disaster on the Mexican Pacific extension
mt Great Dry canyon.
A. B. Frank Co. have filed an appeal from
Justices court in the matter OF their suit
against the German American Insurance COM
pany, and GOldfrank. Frank 4 Co. a suit on a
note against BenitO Lopez
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
The County Court Has an Election.

The county commissioners to-day elected IL
county physician and officers for tie poor
hOlis'. The candidates for physician were
Doctors b. Iiadrt, Il. l.. Beaumont, :. Il. Nc
Clntock, II. Mengcr, Fred Terrell, X. l.. Graves
the firm of Jones u Bowen and ). II. Lowry
and II. ID BarnltZ Pending the election the
right of the presiding judge to cast d ballot en-
cept i'm cases of Il tie was discussed Commits
Soncr Hoetirlg asserted that he had no right
but it was decided by vote that he had.
votes, DR.. lIadra and Jones and Bowen l. J
DGarOchc was elected superintendent of the
Poor House by vote of 3 to l for John A.
superintendent The Only other applicant for
the office was +. Il. keutlucr. Albert Hup-
pertz was chosen PoorHouse steward by ac-
clamatiOn. The selection of Poor House
guard was postponed. Before the elections
were held the salary of the county physician
was fixed at SlOO
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
JEHUS AT THE THEATRE.
How They Take Advantage of Their Privil-
eyes and Act Obstreperously.

Complaint is made that street-car and carriage
drivers do not observe the propreties when
attending theatrical performances. OF late
they have been permitted to enter Turner hall
without paying but in all prot ability they will
hereafter be compelled to wait outside for their
fares or else purchase tickets. Some of them
seem to think that their vocation attaches to
them privileges not commonly enjoyed,
such as attracting attention by loud eX-
blossoms of laughter, grutf cries of approba-
ton at the most OppOrtunC moments and
uncompli'ncntury comments on the actors in
tones which may he heard in every part of the
building. Last night two drivers sky-larked
just inside the door and Jared the nerves of
more refined people by throwing chair from
the raised floor to the paSSage-way below. Sew
erui days ago ii car-drivcr started to enter the
hall but was stopped by the door-kerper.
This is the hell of way, said he. "Td like
to know why we cant get in here. We stop
our cars to accommodate you"
"iOu stop because YOU are ordered to by the
street car company land the company gets well
paid for it," said Mr.. Ernest Itische, the treas
lIrer. Notwithstanding the bad impression he
made the man succeeded in blIihng his way
i'm.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
A RenliniScenSe.

Special to Times Democrat.
Washington, December ga party of
gentlemen were Standing before the great pic
ture-the signing of the Declaration of indie
pendence-in the rotunda Of the capitol to-
day, admiring it, when they were joined by
Judge Reagan, of Texas. He has a fund of
-eminiscence which he delights in relating
when in congerial company. Turning to the
picture, he said:
The picture is very different now to what
it was when first placed in position. Then all
the figures in the front row sat cross-legged,
and as they all wore knee-breeches, the style
of the period, the picture presented a most
comical appearance. Randolph named the
picture the shin picture, and the artist being
sensitive to the ridiculs which the Term ex-
cited, painted the Sims ont and placed small
tables in the place they occupied"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Little Folks Laugh.

The little folks laughed at Krisch Hall last
night till their sides ached and persons of ripper
years manifested their enjoyment in more
ner. The occasion WAS entertainment for
the benefit Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school, furnished by four charming young
Geddes, f. G. Geddes, X. Alexander and Z.
Mcdonald and Messrs. ID. J. Alexander, HI.
King James Geddes and W. S. Scott. There
and pantomimes which elected loud applause.
When the doctor attempted TO extract a tooth
with pair of large tOngs and when he acct
dentally beheaded his patient the juvenile
members of the audience were enthusiastic in
their approval. One hundred and ffty-fve
tickets were sold for the entertainment and
Sl2 was realized. Mr.. krisch charged but 50
cents for the use OF his hall,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
The Gather.

San Antonio bar. 40.46; thermometer %
Fort Concho, barometer 145; thermometer ~
Eagle Pass, barometer U.53; thermometer 81;
Fort Brown. barometer, 81. -; thermometer, 20
Stockton, barometer, O.4l: thermometer 2l
Galveston, barometer U.4O; thermometer B:
DensOn, barometer, N.i1: thermometer 20
gicksburg, barometer 3O.g: thermometer p
yAttln Rock barometer U.43: thermometer, 10;
PG4s Eads, barometer, BOB thermometer, -;
IndiAuOla, barometer D.4G; thermometer, IS.
Palestine, barometer aD46 thermometer "a:
-.
OIL har natn -
shreveport oO.f-' -
Bismarck. barometer 30.0G: thermometer, Is;
Dodge City, barometer 500: thermometer, II;
Platte, Neb., barometer U.J; Thermometer, %.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
LlGhT SPARKS.

Local option WAS defeated at st. Hedwy
yesterday.
-Brad"n and Hoefing will make the happy
tamil! cage howl.
Olive street is to be opened through the
property OF j. :. Lockwood.
deserved seats for Esner,lda at Rische's
without extra charge.
The remains of William Daham were
shipped to New York this morning.
Several reforms are possible in the admin
istration Of city affairs.
Judge A. Siemering is mentioned us an
available candidate for mayor.
A large dog lay rotting for week in San
PEDRO creek near the Nueva street bridge.
The water works are out of the question
now as an issue in the coming city election.
An efficient street commissioner should not
be overlooked in the selection of city officers.
Sale of reserved seats for Esmeralda was
opened this morning at Rische's, opposite post
Office.
The Marquis of LONE will return to Cana
da. Not stated whether he will take in San
Antonio.
Our merchants exchange is about the only
pubic enterprise our business men have en-
gagged in.
Alderman Copeland is feeling the public in
All individual canvass and finds plenty OppOsi-
ton to French.
The people should make up their minds to
put veto on the corruption business in the
coming city election.
Capt. Ed. Braden's election illustrates the
fact that good anti Hancock man is not with
out honor in BeNar county.
The Frcie Presse takes ground upon the
gambling question, i'll opposition to the course
pursued by the present city government.
1t is not what a candidate promises to do
but what he has done will be the record to
Judge him 10y if he wants to he reelected to u
city office.
The sheriff has summoned Il special venire
of 60mcn from which jury will be selected to
try Ben Thompson for killing Jack Harris The
case is set for the 9th of January.
Arrangements are making for adopting a
plan for connecting the eastern division of the
Galveston and SAN Antonio railway with the
Star and Crescent line at Houston.
Some dissatisfaction over the manner the
city is handling the bids for the sewer on San
Pedro avenue; it will all come out at the next
meeting of the city council
Mayor French will take Us advanced a 20
stion as any other man upon the public inn
provement question; the only issue that can be
made with him Is his failure to have the city Or
FINANCES enforced.
1t is reported that the French combination
includes Brian Callighan for Recorder, Haueisen
for collector, Fritz Russi Village blacksmith
for street commissioner. Mr.. c. denies the
soft Impeachment.
L. .. Howell has opened a coal yard at Ed
Stoves n Sons lumber yard, and is prepared tC
furnish Rio Grande and PecOs coal We have
tried some of this coal and find il good article
for heating purposes
Under our Incorporation law it is easy for
capital To com ipe and secure important r,.
suits. san antonio business men should look
out heyond their Immediate business aud see
Mhat enterprises arr necessary 10 add to the
business OF the city. A large wool securing
lnlii and wareh JuSe would be u good invest
ment.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
For the house short dresses are most in favor,
but demi and full trains are allowable.

For the house short dresses are most in favor,
but demi and full trains are allowable.
A quaint freak of fashion Is to fasten velvet
standing collars on the left side with bow of
ribbon. Bullion or gilt soutache trims these
velvet collars, and a figured lace frill edges
them at the top.
A bell waterphone company has been incor-
porated in Cincinnati. The waterphone is an
apparatus for the detection of leaks or defects
in underground conduits, and is especially
adapted for the prevention Of waste of water,
discovery of leaks in water craft, and the de-
lection of defects in mechanical movements.
Washington, December - .-One ofthe bits
Of gossip abroad tonight is that President Ar
thur lately expressed to a friend an intention
of taking a trip through the south, about
April of next year. The report is that his in
tcntion is to 90 to New Orleans by way of
Louisville, cross over into Texas, visit San
Antonio, and return by way of St. Louis.
Red is one of the favorite colors for even
ing dresses. A striking toilet Of hame-red silk
tablier, with pointed plastron to match. The
short elbow sleeves are trimmed with rich lace
and the pulled panier is of the silk. The side
bredths and back of the silk skirt are trimmed
with four narrow plaitings of the silk.
An attractive street suit is of rifle-green bro
caded velvet and Ottoman silk combined.
The short skirt is of the silk with three mar
row knife plaitings around the bottom; the
overdress, made of the brocaded velvet, is of
the simple round shape, with very little drap-
cry. The basque, also of velvet, is close fit
ting Jersey, and is buttoned to the throat with
small round bronze buttons. The cunning
capote bonnet is Of the velvet, with strings Of
repped silk.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Can't Find His House,

Juan Rodriguez, an old man of 81 years, dis
appeared last Thursday and his friends have
neither seen nor heard of him since. He and
his wife came here last Tuesday from their
home, about ID miles south Of the city, and be-
gan camping near Capt. Story's residence, At
the old mill Soon afterwards Rodriguez
started toward q room in house he owned on
SOledad street, near CaStanOla's store. He
found the room and, it 10 thought. then at
tempted to return to his wife, but lost his way
Last Thursday he was seen wandering about
the strets. His wife was taken to tho room
aforementioned by Officer Martinez She 10
the owner of considerable property. The DO
lice are anxious to know Rodriguez whore
abOuts.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned In tho Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

GOv.-eect John Ireland is in the city.
j. NJ. Thompson, of Pearsall, is at the Men,
ger.
Major James Moore is the latest candidate for
city recorder.
q. w. Moircs, general agent for Segrist and
fiOwes show. is in town.
Maj. James Moore is a candidate for the
office of city recorder.
5. d. b Triton and family from Tennessee.
are recent acquisitions to the states census
lists.
II. J. Cooper and his sons have returned
from California and will become residents Of
the state.
Justice Peter Shields started for Michigan to-
day to spend the holidays with some of his rel
atiNes.
George Grandjean, the animated encyclopedia
of Iiords Hotel, arrived from New Orleans
yesterday.
Mrs Rcinhard kprbel died at the residence
the kmrberl family on the Medina last We'd
neSday.
DR.. F. Bracht after short illness, died of
pneumonia, yesterday, vt his home on the
CiDOlO, aged -.
G. W. Gerlach, once a resident of san Anto-
Mo- but now of BuGna Vista, Col, is visiting
friends i'll this city.
j. K. Nixon, who was njuredby a falling der
rick ut the Sunset dept some days siuce, is fast
recovering from the effects.
c. c.. Gibbs, general freight agent for the
sunset, mas arrived from Houston and will
stay III the city day or so.
prominent bankers of Austin is in the city and
is stopping at Mrs. &. NJ. GOrdon's.
John Illg has returned frnln cunning ex-
petition to the SccO, during which he killed
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Restaurant Brunswick.

WIN. Pell has just opened his recherche res
taurant IN part of the green front saloon build
ing. He will delight in serving epicureans with
pOrter-hOusc steaks, fine chops, all kinds OF
saddle rock oysters on the half shell and other
wise, fresh salt water fish and all kinds of game
that the season gives. A lunch counter loaded
with all the good viands OF the market is con-
nected with the establishment. Mr.. Pell has
also taken charge of the lunch counter of the
Vaudeville. and under the arrangement now
complete will run two complete sets of attend
ents, cooks, walters and all One visit to him
will assure all who wish to enjoy strictly first
class fare. Fine wines and liquors of all kinds
can be had. ll-l1-3m
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16

On the Sth instant Louis DOmsky, a carpen-
ter in the employ of Fink II Edwards, attempt
ed to commit suicide by drowning in the river.
but the water was too shallow at the point he
selected and he crawled to the bank. I'm too
light TO sin k and III too good swimmer, he
said when ne was Intercepted about his at
tempt. Subsequently he acted as if he had
abandoned his intention and little attention
was paid to him. Last Wednesday morning he
left his home. at the Widow Lips on Nillita
street, and started down town. Since then he
has not been hcafd of by his friends. It is sup
posed that he has killed himself. lie WAS about
I'D years old and had a family in Germany. He
came here from SchulenburG.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Religious.

SOIcdad ftrcet NJ. +. church. W. J. Young,
pastor. sunday School at $50 a. m. Preach
jcct: ''SOmc Lessons from Birds and Flowers"
Evening subject: "Incrediblc Things of Life"
Tenth street church.-Sunday School at $3.50
a. IN. Preaching at Hoo Il. m. by Rev. A. H..
Steagall.
Religious services at New Light Baptist
church tomorrow. Sabbath School at 9 Il. m:
preaching at and p Ill. Subject at night:
''COme unto me all We that are heavy laden and
will give you rest. Rev. Jerry Holmes
pastor.
Trinity NJ f. church. corner avenue G and
Pecan, Rev. W. :. Falkenburg, pastor, public
services at 1915 Il. M. and y. IN. eN cry Sabbath,
sunday school 3 p. III. Subject for next Sun
day morning: Christ Satisfied" Subject for
evenings sermon: "Shali it Pay" The public
are cordially invited.
PancOast & Son is the place to get a nice fit
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
A Familiar Figure.
~ II AI1fFTfWF Il 3 uIV
Special to the mes-DemOcrat.

Special to the Times Democrat.
Washington, December I3.-Col. Tom
Ochiltree is familiar figure on the floor and in
the cloak rooms of the senate. He is particu-
larry grati6ed with the kindly way in which
the Texas delegates received him. The fact is,
the delegation appear to think that he will
make frst-class member of congress- Speak
ing to-day of how he came to beat his oppo-
nent so badly,he said that Finley made mis-
take in ''coppering' protection in the western
and "playing it open" in the eastern part of
the district. Evidently, Col. Tom is acquaint-
ed with other games than the games Of poll
tics
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Grand Opening of the Jewel Saloon.

Having purchased and rclirccted the Jewel
saloon, two doors from the north entrance OF
the poStOilicc, We beg to Announce its reopen
ing Tonight ut p. liz, AND to solicit the sup
port of the Old customers and our friends. The
finest liquors and cigars and courteous attcn-
ton, may be relied upon. "A recherche supper
vited. HALPEKT 4 LAIN.
II Projectors,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16

An enjoyable concert was given at the CAST
no last evening 10y Mrs. Lulie V. Martin, assist
Ell 10y Professors Carlo Lamont, }. VI. Hunt and
+. ). Furman, Misses ROXe, Petty, Willie ana
Katie lIrOckway, Miss Nellie kresS, Miss Lula
Campbell, Miss Mary Myers, Misses jackson,
tin
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
He Drew a Razor.

Actuatcd 10y jealousy, Victor Shaftcr, Il bar
Der whose shop i next to FricduannS saloon
on Military Plaza, struck Dolores Torres, a
Mexican woman, ut noon to-day, and would
have cut her with razor had there Eeen NJ
nfcrpOsitinn. pslOres appeared at police
headquarters ana hed Information against the
pugnaciOus Victor
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
Their Children May BE Yankees,

The British Association met in Strives hall
last night, Mr.. W. Holland, president, occupy
ing the chair.
The constitution and by laws were reconsid-
cred, amended, and ordered to be printed, to
be in force hereafter.
The resignation of the treasurer Mr. w Scott,
was presented and u committee appointed to
wait upon him.
1t was resolved that Soiree be held on New
\ cars LAY and committee appointed to make
arrangements for it.
The reading room project was discussed and
practically abandoned, when the debate was
adjourned owing to the late hour.
The meeting concluded with the singing OF
the English national anthem, "God Save the
Queen"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
EireInen's Ball.

Committees from Ere engine companies and
snlpt at trlIZ SCnlUIlCi'S SdIUOn last evening
tickets for which will be prOcurtbk from the
fremen. Those present were II. Cuman, /.
Mengcr. + kriSCh and i. Suhrcnrr. foreman
OF No. |, VIM. lIoeiling, jr., otto Zimmerman
and VIM. HOetling, sr,, foreman OF No..