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Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST Go. J
WASHINGTON. 2. G., July 18th, 1888

w ASHlNtrJoss -. ~ cufJ AC'bf 49,
Notice is hereby given to the depositors
and other creditors of the Freedman's Say
in9s and Trust Company that final divi-
dend Of seven per cent. vas declared in
their favor on the 10Th Of Nav last. Una
king 62 per cent. in all, aud is now being
paid at the office Of the Commissioner Of
said Company in this city.
All depositors who have not yet forwar-
ded their books for this dividend are re-
qaested to do SO at once. BooEs should be
accompanied BY the address III their own
ers and forwarded to the Commissioner OF
The Fret DIM ms Savings and Trust Compa
ny, Washington, d. C.
The amount estimated to lie required
to pay this dividend Is sl82 3977 Y, Of
which sum about sl45, O0O has already been
paid.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
July % 3w Comm ssioner.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
STRONG
EACTSI

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles BROWNS
IRON BITTERs is good for.
It will cure Heart Disease, Para1-
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
.se.s~-ssssissssssss-.sssssss
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purihes and en-
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system. drives out all disease.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
va Scotia. While in Bridgetown short
time previous. we were invited to the resi-

va Scotia. While in Bridgetown a short
time previous. we were invited to the resi-
dence of
AN AMATEUR FLORIST.
Having always taken a special interest III
nlants. we enjoyed our opportunity for ex-
amining the treasures Of our host and list
ening to his enthusiastic account OF hts
own experience in gardening Some choice
snec,mens which he exhibited had requlr-
ed wears to bring to the state of perfection
in which We beheld them, while others
were Just beginning to evince their careful
treatment.
We were specially delighted with gera-
nium which had never been allowed TO
bloom. ali the rich colors Of the blossoms
appearing in The foliage.
All sorts of people are to be found, but
We were little amused to see a woman
busily plying the spade and shovel
She was carting dressing, and handled
the whip with all the gusto Of profession
Il teamster. We were informed that she
even 'hires OUT in having, and is one of
the best Glands" to be obtained in tie
neighborhood
Being of Welsh extraction, she only der
onstrates the hardy muscle for which they
are famous.
In strong contrast to this modern Am :
zon is the lady riding past, with her foot
man perched behind. showy in silk hats
and white gloves.
At another time We viii speak of our ex
periences among the hills, lest, if we con-
tinue, this sketch may require too much
space.
NJ. Vernon. Maine.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
VERY LOW RATES

During the continuance Il Aa
Southern Exposition, at Louisville.
Ky, Commencing August LIST, and
continuing 100 days. the Louisville
= Nashville Railroad will sell Excur.
sion Tickets from any Of its stations to
Louisville at one fare for the round
rip. These Tickets will be on sale
every day, from L. & N. stations and
will be good ID davs, allowing ample
time to visit the Greatest Exposition
ever held in the South, and second
only to the Centennial at Pnilade,.
pbia.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

EVERY county in this District
should be represented at the District
Convention called to meet at Hunts
vile next Saturday. It is intended
to be representative body without
formality or red tape. Let ever,
county send representatives.. If th,
colored man does not speak for him
self nobody else will.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

We welcome from Arkansas "The
Weekly Log Hut" published at Cam
den, with G. G. Jacko as editor. MAY
abundant prosperity always enliven
the precincts of the Hut.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

Two men, suspected to be Hendricks and
Walker, from Dale county, attempted to
rob colored man named Tiddall of the
money ne received for load Of corn, last
Wednesday. One of them fred pistol at
him, when Mr.. Spikes and another man
came along and they fed Genera B,tqetu.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

MONTGOMERY should be heard from
at Louisville. The hosts of talented
young men there must now come to
the front.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

WHAr is the Birmingham District
doing towards being represented at
the Convention T? Now is the time
for the Pilot to pilot.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

OwING to the sickness of our cor
respondent at Montgomery, our week
ly letter from the Capital has not ao-
peared this week and last.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

ALABAMA is at last moving in the
matter of selecting delegates to the
Louisville Convention. A District
Convention for this purpose has been
called this week In two Districts-the
Mobile District and the Eighth.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

WATER was eight feet deep in some
OF the streets OF Birmingham Thurs
day after big rain. A little more
of this and the Magic City will need
fleet to keep company with its
street cars.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

Dr.. A. G. Haygood, agent of the
Slater Educational Fund, delivered
an able address Wednesday at the
Montesgle Sunday School Assembly
in behalf of the education Of the Ne
gro.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

REGISTER BRUCE will take the
stump in Ohio for the Republican
ticket.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

New Hampshire is now over its
Senatorial agony. Pike was elected
Thursday on the forty-second ballot.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

VcTE only for good and competent
men for school officers.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

The telegraph operators continue
firm In their strike.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Nd, May ?, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when ! commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and /
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
am now using the third borrlc and
am regaining strength daily, and /
cheerfully recommend it to all.
| cannot say too much in praise
Of it. Mrs. MARY E. BRAsHEAR,
I73 Freshman st.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

EVERY citizen should 60 to the
polls and vote Tuesday next.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

Only two months more before we
get two cent postage.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04
Kidney Disease Cured.

Kidney Disease Cured.
Christiansburg, Va, 1891.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which could get no relief,
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able to eat at all. gave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
]. KYLE MONTAGUE.
Heart Disease.
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. ?, 1881.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
of the heart without receiving any
benefit, was advised to try Browns
Iron Bitters. / have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave me SO much relief.
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, BROWNS IRON
BITTERs is invaluable. Try it.
Be sure and get the Genuine.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-08-04

Secretary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Commons will reiect the agreement between
specting another Suez canal, and that NJ.
De Lessepz will carry out his programme,
with or without English help. The whole
mercantile community Of Britain ls up IN
Arns against the agreement, denouncing the
concessions obtained BY De Lesseps az futile
and protesting against an enormous advance
Of capital to he spent BY foreign company
which refuses to accept English doInicile.
Lawyers protest against the compromise Of
the highest imperial interests. Diplomatists
regard Mr.. GlAdstone's admission, that
De Lessepa is in possession Of monopoly,
a. fatal.
The irrepressible BradlAugh IL expected to
make another physical struggle to enter the
House.
Oscar Wilde IL communicating to the Lon
don public his impressions Of New York,
Te1as, san Francisco and Salt Lake City, at
prices ranging from half guinea TO FIVE
shillings per instalment ..
1.-The latest advicea from the East give
sufficient cause for apprehension that the
cholera epidemic may coon extend it, rsvAges
beyond the Mediterranean. English ports
are most exposed to the importation Of the
plague, yet that nation almost alone among
the endangered ones, has taken no real pre-
cautions against its westward spread. Should
the disease gain lodgment in Great Britain
the difficulty Of keeping it out OF the United
Statns would be very great.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

FHELiDELI'IfI.i M.iTTI.RS.

W0rk IN IN V.t.-iro-,- r--II,-,---,. N .
,,,;r.ri, W. 'ne eetflhary college OF the
bpsun. The buiIding vii la n~o i D',rii
~ October next ''i '''-''
n e,u..
,n3 ,a,, ','.''t. ~ ',', |Aoieas'e dealers
Irs,,, iot,, LUZ 81 'Slir7 ana chill
S t.s. po''7 "ll' slI'Tsi are embarrassed
s4n naV ~. oh,.;''.. u'r' ~. "esrssauhe
~, '''''','''' ss '''iAy'
r, ne arrangements OF the Philadelphia
commandments hnisHt7 Templar, to
-.'ehd the tri7nnial conc|ave OF the
'ialh hneampIu"nt Of the United States,
~ San Francisco, ia August, are nearly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

There is more talk Of meeting Wit,
lard gloves between Lambert .ut tial4-i.
for purse of 800.
The proposed pr'a, s;ht irtween
George Fulliam and Jimmy Murray i.
on they could not come TO terms.
The Ealifax EJging Association has
telegrsphed 20 Il. Blsby Of the Tuaf,
Ftelh md Farm as follows: "If there ia
nothing dtfai.= from Haatan and Lee re.
sardiug the doublescuil race please re-.
turn deposit. We are tirsl Of wal ing.
and otheI business Il prop0sei." The
smolnt, $500, was ds2 lsit.d n9arly a
month ago ...
A Boston Dispatch 7ays Captain
Matthew Wetb, the chan pi5n swimmer,
performed the p-rilous f-sl of swimming
the entire lsnsth Of Hall Gut, Monday
afternoon. This is the most dsuserous
inlet on the coast. 1t has an extraordi-
nary depth of water and very strong
counter currents. In the evening the
captain gave IA exhibition Of fancy swim.
ming, during which he dove from tower
80 feet high.
Charles Mitchell has been doing the
knOcking.o out act in Lssdville Of late, He
found ''snag" in Denis Hays on the
evening Of the 9Th, failing to make him
quit in four rounds. Mitchell got all the
best OF the fight, but Hayes, who ia
muscular, active man Of 45 years showed
good staying powers. Mitchell disposed OF
James Clark in two rouuds, aud was to
have had bout with Billy Lynn.
Mr.. Frank Work, the owner of Edward
and Dick Swiveler, the trotters, who have
trotted mile in 2.lG3 is ready to try
to beat the record of Vanderbilt's team.
Maud s., and Aldine, which trottsd in
2.l5t. He said yesterday that he would
enter his team in race against the
teams of Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt and Mr..
Rockefeller, for purse of $1,000, to be
given by the members of the Gentlemap's
Driving Association, the winner of the
race to give she purse to some charity.
Mr. Rookefeiler's team, independence and
Clevra, have trotted a mile in Q 1879.
Thursday they trotted mile over a
heavy track in 222
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19


- 80 "',',-',,e''I Lat a" "'' 'A'7'7 ~
i'i''''i a''4 ,'1''i Gam i'Af'f Doiiis sa4-
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'-"p az ''''' ''''' '''-'' liz ''"''on
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"o,''''H'"!' f'7P.c'''s 'iie outrage upon inc
80. ~ Wet h"'''l'ehl'f
So. '''4 5'''',''' a. ~ ''lii'a7 'o''''ht'i
''1i nv "4sh tHlN 7""HtaAt'aA UAIA anu -
make It almost obligatory upun France 10 di-.
.,,y. A,Ir,ir.l t,,.r-, ,,,, ,,rr .,II .,,.,..;..
80 ANN am "'44 "''' '"i ''Pai atl"h'
Lp LONDON pres u lractcalIy unanimous
IL Tue opiiloh mat nothing snort of tina VIII
'-i4'''' 'i' 9',I'''' % li' i'r'''"h hHt'oi' ana
~ yi,,'s ~. y ',lua sAo tiiHe 'ppof
80 - '"''''''S o'oi .i' 4yeaie''te u t''c
Df'''Hh may 'ah De uoubted, II %sk5'
''H' :, 'H' '''''l nay haa foaci'cd that
lag - o''t4op'noN' al "A'ch II ID aiming
az '.-' i'''''7H navy Han Vouchou t4at
r'--'' - ''o"'si-oa7 ~ "i4'@A 1t II HiiAll' inc
HoS'u' o''I44t''H u th4nBa would DC
,"I ''i'O'H tn4''u, lnlS ID Inc
44o7'''l IL t1' cast asaiilHt
7I.n 0u'' @s's &C ''!@' Which We nave hNnoreu
a. aimee 10, "a tN' iS'e Vi a''cii all ihc'ucAt
q - - 4lAose AHcai VIC may Perhaps We
~ rt'''a' ''-a' We Lave D'eii even
~ e1.,.-'s',s " it.'-''''4ir o@aeH upon
"a '''Hs''u'''n7' anu PoiAaPa Tue
' "'- i''--'au u t"'''"',
| a. - W. ''-'4'o "'s'''I -
't-Na1 az az iet4'iiis uui l''Is Oo4o" Tue
strength Vi the french navy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

The Maryland TeAehers' Association, ST.
Ocean City. adjourned Thursday, after
having eleotsd the following officers
President, Prof A 5. Kerr Of tina West
EN- Female High School Vice President,
o II Brace Of AilegsnY county Second
Vice President, Prof. J. ). Wilmington
of the Wsvsrly High School Recording
Secretary, A. =. Wilkerson OF Baltimore;
Corresponding Secretary, the Rev. A. q
Harley OF Qn4en Ann-s county Treas
urer, Prcf. Charles q BiSATds Of Baiti-
more Rzeoutiv- COMMITTEE, Jacob
Goodman of Baltimore, George A.
Hart-r of Hager.tosn II. Z. S-Esll,
State Normal school Annie 3 beaverton,
Ssn, county, and May A. Kane, state
Normal school. This LAY Eas busy one,
among the proceedings being John p.
Po-'s eloquent l-cturs on Arnold Of
Rugby' aud Prot " 4 NeEell's report
from the Couuit'-- 90 Defence, which
vac AZ s!sbora'- argument ufcn the
Justice Of the claims oi the pablic schools
for increased state All. 5. T, Ford Of
Wilmington, entertained tue teachers
With comic reci;Stions. The selection Of
the next place 81 ni-=iing vas ieti to the
executive committee.
Washington College, St Chsstertown,
has conferred the degree Q; u. D., upon
the R4vs. z. 2. DAshiyll Of 81. Michs-ls
and Robert Wilson Of Bsstol The com
m-nc=msnt Of She in-tltution vas held
yesterday week. The R-v. 5. c. Roberts
delivered the opening prayer, aud Zip.
| Stewart OF K-ut county the Lstin sAlnis-
tory. He was followed hy L u. Hynson
Of Chest-rtoTn, on "Th- Reformation and
it, Consequence, L. Bailey Of Wieom-
leo county, Social Progress
The Age Of ChArl=msSue ContrAst-d
With the Present" 4. c. Crolhers
Of Cecil county on The Spirit Of Amsri-
eau Rspublicauism. Mr J II. FAir OF
Kent county, Wealth a. Visrei in
Political Economy,'' and Il p. Stszsrt,
Decision az ChArscter-its Elements aud
Importance " After Nj, stewards sd
dress honorary certificates we've Conferred
upon members Of the under srAiuSt=
Glasses, Ani the visitors and governors
gold medal vss presented 70 ". D.
Sirsuzhu, as the student Of the !anior
clAss most distinguished for industry sni
progress. Ths vsl-dic;ory address w&s
! VERDI ~ Richard D. Hynsou, after
-'-irA tue bsscsls1r-ste degree vAs con-
fr-i ou R d. Hynscn, ]. L. Bailey, a.
O. Cf5.b-rs, !. II. pArr, L. J. Si-vAri.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

A Columbus correspondent Of the New
York I,mss aays that Lloadly uada so
weak IA nPeooL thtro On Saturday uisItt
that Democrats fear to have il printed
and short hand reporter who took IL
down for the Cincinnati Copmtyctoi
Gdzfite vas induced to destroy his not+g
A Philadelphia advocate of Tilden save
he will surely he the Democratic nominee
for President in 1854 John K. Reed
who went to Louisiana in 1876 to super.
intend the electoral count there in
Tildsn's interest, has lately been visiting
Mr.. Tilden and talking politics with hin.
He says Tilden's health ia good and th at
he would accept the nomination and
work like Trojan.
MoLday's New York Saa published
in connected form, apparently upon the
authority Of S. W. Dorsey, the many
scandalous allegations long current con
corning Garfeld's conduct in the cam.
paign of 1880. One is that Jay Gould
land another party" (name not men.
tioned), in the fall OF 1880,
subscribed 100000 to help elect
General Garfield to the Presi-
dency, with the understanding
that Stanley Matthews should be
put on the supreme bench. 1t ia further
asserted that Garfield secured his nomi-
nation by treachery to John Sherman !;
that he bought the support OF Conkling
and the New York Stalwarts by written
pledge to make Levi p. Morton Secretary
Of the Treasury and to give a New York
syndicate the reiunding Of the bonds
which were to fall due in a short time ;
that he urged subscriptions from the Star
Route contractors, knowing all about the
so-called Star Route frauds, and that
after his election he played fast and
loose with Conkling and the Stall
warts, promising to do everything they
wanted done and violating his promises
with the utmost Indifference. Wharton
Barker Of Philadelphia, says positively
that Garfield was true to Sherman,
though he (Barker) shows letters proving
that he and Garfield were in correspon-
dence concerning the lstter's candidacy
early in 1880. Dorsey intimates that
there will be a congressional investiga-
tion Of Stanley Matthew'S appointment.
Gould is of yachting and on that account
could not he interviewed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
A Youthful Bride.

Associated Press Dispatch by special WIRES,
GALVESTON, July 1S.-A special Dis.
patch from lallas, Texas, to the Atr'
says Peter Wright, aged 30, and Al"
Mays, aged 13,started out on Sunday even
Ing, ostensibly to attend church. They
returned yesterday morning having Le,l'
married in Atoka, Indian Territory. The
parents have concluded to accept the si'
nation and withdraw the charge Of AZ
duction which they had entered agsin'l
Wright.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

The Post olllas Department has ruled
That husband has 10 control over the
correspondence of his wife. But this
decision will not prevent man from
carrying his wife's letter in his insiae
coat pocket thres Weeks before mailing IL
Housewife Visitor recsiviug)-"Caro.
line, quick, a glass of water for Mrs.
hoirath, but upon a plate I" Caroline
dor hersel0-"Upon a plate That il
certainly new fashion now laps then
the high classes water az the oats. ont ~
a soup-disL "-1ransiuted from he Omai-
bus.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19


A chemist Of this city reports specimens
OF milk delivered for ordinary consump-
tion TO be largely sinltsrated with
water. OF conrse water ia not very in
juriouz adultsrant, but II takes materially
from the commercial value OF milk and
Likewise leais the unfortunate couaum-r
into the error Of supposing that he has
obtained great deal more OF the nourish.
ing fuid than has really been delivered.
How far imagination may go toward
enabling quart Of milk and
sater, mixed half and half, 10
do the work Of quArt Of the unadul-
terstsd lscteal fnii We leave students
Of such curious Phenomena TO determine,
but when Imagination has been duly
discounted it may BE- safely set down
that the buyer Of sdultsratei milk will
be worse of both in purse and person
than he who pays only for the pure
article. Of course an official milk inspector
is the only cure protection to the public
against dishonest milkmsn, but in the
Absence OF snch an Official the customers
OF given milk route might protect them.
selves 10 come extent by having
specimens OF their milk analysed, and
quietly deducting from the milkman' q
monthly bills such proportion as ia repre-.
scented by the per centage Of authorization.
It would not be nscesaary TO do this more
than once or twice, and the cost Of the
analysis would fall lightly on each 0
twenty or thirty customers, while tbs
milkmsn would scarce have the audacity
TO seek a remedy in the courts in cas-,
where he was 80 plainly in the wrong.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
PRESS OPINIONS.

What We want to see ia the Republican
party set aside, driven from power which,
az a whole, it has grossly abused, in
order that better policy may be insugu-
rated, aud in order that men in sympathy
with that policy may be invested with
authority. We might as wsll rush into
the campaign singing, "Christ and
santiago as turn the rascals out" for
it Is hardly more of generalization.
Generalization is not the instnmsntality
with which the Democratic party will
win, or ought to win. -Ijoston I6h.
The assertion made by "non church
go-r'i in the last North .imeric,:n H,cier,
that "in these days OF small proportion
of intelligent and eminently respectable
people are regular attendants upon
religious services on Sunday" ia so often
made and 20 seldom Gontrsiicted that it
has begun to pass current al an automatic
fact and it does one good to see it 40
vigorously taken up and its fslsity 30
conclusi7elY demonstrated az it il by
DR.. W. H. Warts paper which follows.
DR.. Ward has stndiei the censns to good
I'll ct. lie shows that of the 30, 600 UUn OF
people in the United States, 600 900,
probably representing thirty millions OF
church go-Tr, are commandments in Pro.
t4stant churches that in $500 the com
mnnicants We're Z per cent, OF the entire
population, aud they are now ~ pr
cent; and while the population has in
creased nins-fold, the evangelical oatmu-
| nicsnta have increased q fold that ia,
| the increase in church membership has
been three times As much a. even the
| almost miraculous increase in population.
He
closes hs article by paragraph
showing that the growth Of the church in
our own laud is only part of the larger
growth Of the Christian church in all
lands "CLristiau nations ruled 200.
600, GOO Of people at the beginning Of this
century. Now they rule Gst nnn, 600. -
W. have rarely seeu-never in 80 small
a spses--ao large and true an outlook
over the world and the church and ~
recommend it to the careful p-rusal both
Of shouting infdels aud waiting believers.
= LhnttIa Umon, June .yh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Lortts qoudence Whining toh, y. C., star.
Let me state my irm belief that, like
his elder brothers, Andrew Jackson was
horn in Carricktergus, Ireland, where his
baptism is recorded in the Presbyterian
church, and | Rave been credibly in
formed that his parents dill not emigrate
from Ireland until he was two years old.
This matter ia susceptible OF proof and
should Be decided.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
iresiuebt Arthur to Visit the tc''
lOWsfOue Re&k@H,

On his way West we hone he will visit I,onis
WIG, NY, anil witness the 5Sth monthly drlA
my OF the old reliable Commonwealth DlstIl.
a nntion Company, which will take place Jnh
s',gN. 1870 plies, sll2ioo Tickets onl, s.;
halves, Vi: q tickets, $685. 55 tickets only Sh'i
andrrss x NJ. BOardnsn, Courier Jnurn"'
Blu lding, Louisville, Ky.