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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
(GorreIpoubeua Der 1SUinotS Staatssettuns." y
Gttt @a4ser.tf6n9cr-
Me0fpr0, QSis., 90. Gent. 1913.

WCeD D l ~ 2OlS+I AJ. SepI- 50.
Die vSuinoiS Stoats3eitlmg" bra6te
neuli6 aus benz yNnseiger beS We1tens"
einen Nrttfel v8auernfGngeret III 9euti6z
LAMB" gum NbDrud. Der oarin belpro1ene
NufiaB plus Der 9teuen Welt" lit BON ber11
1elben 8. Send E gel6rieben, tpel1en Die
rSa. Staats5eitung" i6on bot nabeau 5tpei
Sabren pe9en letner bamaltgen bl00itnnie
gen guffereieu oeS QanbgebteteS Der 9tor0s
Yactftc> @iienbabn in'S geb0rtge Qt6t gez
felt bat. 0arnalS itanb 2emde I'M Otenite
Billiards, ben ct 9eraoe5u pergotterte; oaz
mails blibte Der gal1Sen Nortbern Bactftcz
8a6n entlang vein etpiger Sriibltng"; ba>
mails mrrbe SEN beuti6en Ginman6erern
Der 9atb ert1etlt, 11ur mad 9afota 81 Siez
ben. Die Bufferei bat ober mebr S6aoen
ais 9fuben 9et6an, unO 0err 2entde er1ielt
feline Subitoien mebr aus Dem lonit 10 offez
men 9elobeutel oeS 9errn 8tuaro.
9ar0uf rt6tete bteler GeDoluers Sournaz
lit feline QSaffe auf baS SDnotfat ser Ga
naba Baciftce 8aDn, lit beiien
Oienften ct gegentpdrttg itebt, unb iebt lit
Der uetpi9e Sribltng", vbas Barabies Der
Ginpanoerer", oOer mte Die 2emde'i6en
9braien nod beiBen moger, eirtge buuoert
Wfeilen meiter 9ege1 Oen Npropol 9ez
rii6t, MIR meitlt6 bon Wanitoba in Ga=
naoa gu iu6eu. 6te unb oa puff er nod
Die 2Gnbereien SOLDER, Die linn Sitnben7
lo6n be5abIen, tDG6renb ct alle Sene, bic
i'm our6l6aut unb it6 bon tbm 5uriidgez
sogen 1aber, in Der g~emetniten NSetie perz
Ieuln6et uno berbd6tigt.
0liiGltder QSeile miro er nt6t ne6r
large ietn Spiel treiben f0nnen. S6on
iebt itno i6n bic Spalten Der meiitelt
INSTRUMENTATION 3eitungen Derl6lpl~
len, uno nur etntge beuti6l6noil6e @in>
felbldtt6en, Dte ct nit ben 2anDauseige1
leiner @0nner Deriorgt, bringen leine Gpr>
reiponben5en gum QlboruG. 9aS 8erliner
Wo6enblatt vNmertfanii6e Nadri6ten"
miro, 10 tpett mir befannt, bonn SDnoifat
Der Gambia llbpentionirt
un6 lit in etnem 10 auffGGigen 8uffitDL gez
8auer Die 2Igen uno Qluflhuetoereten greiz
fen muB.
9teier Ser 2emde glaubt i'm Stan6e 3u
Iein, 0eutl6e 2luspanOerer au betpe9eu,
englii0e untertbauen gu tperben,
unb obe1brein in etnem Qanbgebtete, bas
brett Bis b~terbunoert W1eilet1 n0rb1i6 bon
Wftttel>Bisconltn uno Oftttel=M inneiota
Itegt, no IS tpa6rlt6 idon falt genug lit,
aber no ser Ginpanoerer pentgitens mod
ben S6uB Der 8aloer un6 9eniige1b 6ol3
pOrfinoet, tpGbrenO bort Oben ni6ts ais
Steppen fino.
@tr baben Deri6ie6ene @5eiebe gum
S6ube beuti6er ~Gintpanoerer, IeiDer aber
feines, baS 2euten tpie 2emfe, bte bur6 lift
@ei6retbiel Wian6en ms l1nglIG lo6en,
Das 0anotDerf legen nitrbe. l1ebrtgens
miro 3emde balb perlaiien oafteben, unO
miro tbrn oann Der lebte @ei6r0pfte nit Der
einen 6ano bas Srtntgelo rei6en, nit Der
an0ern Die Sbiire 5etgen, mie tbm bies bel
%einigen 8isconitner 2anbfirmen bereits
paiitrt lit. S. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08

See &e9isn lit elm Weg fir bic iiiblibe Seits
Lambs transportation 9%e0ttnet, ourcb 1pelcDe1
ben GelpDbnern beS UtilTlTppttbaleS, mel6e
lest unter Dem 0epidt ibrer Interpretations
nib unsureidenber Abiabpe9e leiben, bic
er0Bte Grlei9terli11Q per16offt meroerl tonl1te,
wenn berlelbe su einem 9roBen Eanal errpelz
teri milrbe; mno biele6 lollte 1lnlomebr 9ez
i1eben, ha bic 6er~lteaun9Stolten tault penn
iabrlI6en @elammtDerlult an peltlldell Pro5
buften 9Iei6tomnten %pitroert, melder olr0
Die 0tdngei uuo Io1tlpiell9telt Der 9e9elpar<
tt9 betebeuoem GerlelOun8Swe9e perurla9t
pIr6."
@ebnli9e 0ie6er pirb man ie6enfeus
Dem nellen Gongreb Dorlingen, uno pen1
es ie tp,e1er cine SluBz unO 6afer1>Stu
gibt, 10 II ire 9e9en cine 9iinittge 8eant7
tpprtllng ocrielben tpDbl II oaS etn5ulpen1
ben, ooB cine @eieuid)aft, ipel6e fir bic
@usflbrung bieieS @erfes Elm &apttal BON
46 Miuionen arSieBt uno na6 WtaB9abe
oieieS &apitals ibre @inna6nnen 6erebnet,
erlt 6ann bonn @ongrcB 8eiitarb erbaltel1
iolte, menn lie oteles Sopital ~ trtl16
aneelc9t uno DerarSgabt bat. Seoentaus
tpiiroe IS ein groBes llnre6t lein, oaS Saro
nit Dem gr0Beren I6eile Der 8aufolte1 SI
beIqiten uno babel nod iene %9lttiondre,
tpelde ni6t benz inneriten Sretle Der MuSz
eruabltem ange6Dren, nit einem l6on 5n
2lnfang uertp6iierten &apital nno bic Jtbsz
bertpelt nit unpcrbGltnibmdBi9 bDben &as
nalsDuen SIT iiberbortbetIen.
DieIer @int mag ais redtSeitige 8arnung
gelten, i'm lIebrigen aber tpirb it6 jeOer pa
triotil6e 8iirger liber bas !3ultanDefomz
men oes groSen WerfeS 9etpiB bon SerSen
f~reuer, urto tper Bel SadionpiIe ober ant
Orangciee ober bel @eoar Sens III Der
n16iten 3eit @runoeigentDum erpirbt,
mag siemIi6 fiber iei1, etu gutes @ei6aft
81 MAIDEN.
SIS lit elm merftpiirbiges Sabrbuubert,
Sas iebt ~aamdblig auf Die 0tei9e 9ebt, un6
tper ieinen S6luB erlebt, mag @elegenbeit
finbeu, grpBe SeeiGifie aus ben beut>
i9en 9anieitdbten 5wilden ben Srangenz
bainen BON Mittel> Sloribd nie iiber feites
2an6 bobiniegeln ODER auf Der @abs'iden
S9ifsetlenbabn nit Mdnn nn6 Wtaft ii6er
ben &iiGen Der @prbileren flettern su
ieben, INN ben 9erren Nlalaben a1 Ser
SunbaitraBe cipiliiirenoe 8eiu9e ab3uitat;
ten.
8. 8. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
NermiihfeSA

Sci Der unteriudung iiber bte@reueI III
SenfsburD itelte eS fi1 beraus, oaB
Elm She'll Der Saut zines ber armen
SeufeI Die in Der Qlnltalt itarben uno
nit oeren 2ciden man ein eintrGglihes
8erfalfSgei6dft betrteb, 9egerbt morDen
mar uno Dab Derl0teoene a T / it%pfratt>
de 6erren nit bieier qeqerbten 6aut
zines armen WtanneS I6ren SpaB batteu.
@DuDernenr Butler ertnnerte lpGD@
reno jener ltnterl u6ung Die roben aber Dprz
nebmen SpabD0gel Don Wtaila6ulettS oaz
ran, baB emit lpG6ren6 Der eriten franz
S0lti6en EeDolutton Die 6aut 9efOpfter
frans0itl6er Nrtitofraten 9egerbt nno 3l
Sttefeln berarbettet 1poroen lei. Oabet
iagte er, Die Nriitofratie o Wiaiia6uiettS
ioue ibren lleberlnutD 5dbrel, bantit ntdt
AUDI i6rer 6aut emit eiG lpl6eS S6iGial
erblibe. gtu6 i'm iebigen erbttterten
SO abIfampf in Malla6uiettS
lpielt bic ge9erbte W1enl1en1aut cine Stole.
Butler bat ndmlt6 aus Bapier unO anOes
rem Stoffen cine tGul6enoe gtahabmung
gegerbter Meni6enDaut ma1ienbaft anferz
tigen lailen. 0teies lou0er6are Wtaterial
miro 3u Mabl3etteln serld)nitten; lebtere
erbaltel1 Die fette lle6eridrift v9tegelmdBiger
republtfantI6er Wa1lSettel" unter oieler
lleberidrtft prangen Die gtanen Der repus
blifanil6en &dnoio1te1 fur Die Staats>
Gmter. 9a biele &an6tbatet ii6 ale bel
@ertui6ung uno 8ei6Oniguna Der bon
Butler ans 2i6t ge5ogeltelt @reuel BON
TetDfsburD 6erDorgetban 6aben, 10 ltegt in
Der ieBt BON Butler Deranltalteten Ser
b~rettung ret der Sttmnts
5etteI au nadgema6ter Wtens
d. ena Ut Elm GuBerit bttterer uno ge>
fGbrIi6er 6obn auf Die gegner Buffers.
- @dbren6 6es-S eptemberst rafen
in STE Worf $4,000 @tnmanoerer
Elm, gegen 1851 i'm September 1882,
moraus it6 eine Nbl1abme bon 631 ergiebt.
Die ~Gtntpanoerung iiber Stem gorf in ben
perflolienen neun Wionaten bieleS Sabres
betrug 317, 846 8erlonen, 9ege1 377, 049 int
bent entlpre6enben 3ettraum DeS Voriabz
res, seigt alio cine Abnabme BON 59,2O3
Yerlonen.
- Som Mrbeitsna1 10 1n 8 s.
8ureau in tit Re 0arOen muroe
i'm September 1892 gerionen, mobon 1867
mdnnltden uno 765 meiblt6en @el6le6ts,
Darunter TAI reip. 1853 0euti6e, 8el6aftt7
gung DermitteIt. Ser 9ur6l6nittslobn
fir Gogel0bncr unD getp0bnlt6e Nrbeiter
betrltg $1,000 Sic @o6e, fir 0tenitmGoz
den $3.50 ben Monat, tpdbreno 9onopere
fer ie na6 tbrer 2eiitnngsfGbtgtett be5ablt
tpuroen. Die gea6frage na6 Mferbauerr
lit aNf eti1 gang 9~ertnges WeaB 9elu1ten
un0 eS peroen Denlelben MIR $40 monat1
lid 9eboten, tpdbren6 Die Sarmer in ben
norbertgen bret @onaten frob tparen, Geute
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Tdbreno Ses electromagnetic Sabres mnrOen mabeaa 1oO,O O'

&dbrewo See httbeeAmeenen Sabres wnrOemn abe3a1 1907 600 IT an Senf@e beHanft
Rod mn awaS 5000 600 der Oh@ Carbohydrates inter Om sdnfGHn 8GinwnsmtH fir buhe
mdmaTM@ GSS omiTgr 6Gn id in ben imHen bi Smn m BEN qGbuder Der 9mh Wt & Sort
SmubG teubbn mdaodaGn. 2obEdte 6bnbe Mnf6hnqenb mdT& cat oft e n hmEl ais rote
fanten nit &u6e.S @I9eWu n5 gm S9uknb NRn bnus an pMm gHsm b5 bnribn atGhass
bales uni mmrm hh n meme bW6e @Muer ms baL
Ole pmbw Der uM Rod s. Sort Smb @umbtn bmdf6nthme 9nOrfrdt bs Smahs@ hnhs sabna
E6 bimbusb mb NJ Ibes ge II bes GItma, bur4 rn6 barenB Obeu, NIB ur9 amBse e.
- cine meme bnMdnR m 6Mr qanDmim nit omaWGde gdbubuus in bmdG Spfe um r gh
NuSuns in nnarn u1&ubenu Cfan badt ub wup AUS eIGusm o" uaIbd re cHWbma bGe ubm
"SeMtS1e, uIGe nd amf Sn eamO rTen cnIamo Ohr Gtanbabm amHeOeIh muueu &c
hoINm metre Iusfumit, menn IL II d. oteft at Die Size u SutIGNp6M eAOA, uor 0m
Mna budfu:
ehn 81 GbMIeq oSs mS No6are>geut Nc9 untn Depot @Gdu6a ct louis no.
TapSw0 W'D' ~ %nPSS0mW'fPnH SHHs BOD 1aTaa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Chas. Gossage & Co.
lift 0mG
GtabItrt 1ett 1851.
Henry SChOeIIkOpf,

Sto. 232-234 DIT Jtnto utpbs Stt1BeS
smii6en Sranftin unb Wtarfez StruBe,
offerirt in ousge3ei6reten Quolttaten:
GdIten GrtntentDdlcr SSGie,
SSrtI den StHttbnrgere 1ito Wabntf1Ie,
Goanter, Nogefortz tn0 Yarnleinn=&6ie,
%Sieligen Sd)Uetier= uto SSanOfGle,
ytene Oiesidbrige boH. &1rimge.
SStiIdle S0ISIarOe Itclt tno Sor0euen=gSutfee
@ariuttte t9nrnbttr9er G1rin9c,
N1arinirte MaIe utio Weunnugen,
0iuIIiIdle GaroineS 1tuo 9ttd) OuteS,
Gdte fran56Tid)e GarStncS,
NuISiId den ~5eaut0r,
Wearimtrte SOrelten TIM WfafreIett,
8otbaer SriiiTet 2ebcriuurit,
GtraHburger @nnS=2 cbc rpn iteten,
fran50iI6e Grbiet nno Gbampt9muMS,
StitffeIn, &nperu timo SIiOelt,
GbineitIdlen S1gtper,
SOno emiirtc Sd)tuets crnttId1,
Sd)tuei5er &tuOcrntcbI,
&artOfelttebL uno W~aniermebL,
GdDfes NtObn> Mno SItneu0L,
9cppeIitarfeit @eimefiig,
Gdlteu &Stttbccr= 1tito Gr0beetSaff,
UrtI DE 8riimferm UNI @trIe,
Tei1ite NcrI9erlte ut0 % eiaen9rieS,
SentIdDcs S3pctidbcmmuh3,
&SetoeIneeren ttu0 Saith bari netsN 1auntetE.
Stat. NMoeItt nio @acaront,
Gotten Wtoffaz tnO Sana>&aTee,
GtGeIf6Hec. Sid Ortcn tnO Tci9enfafeeS
Tcinftem grttlen tmo IdDnnrSen Sbee,
TranjDTidc GhocDIaOe ttIo Safau,
GGten Barrier SdnnpftabGf,
gu ben b~iui9iten 4retfen.
Henry SchOs11kopf
bin. flitum Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Cnus. GOssuQe
T. Go.
Dry Goods, Carpets etc.,
State nnO @aibingtOns5 trabe
CHICAGO, HI.
Post BeSteIlungen! !.

@tr empfeblen hermit ben cntferut
ipObncnOen &Gnfern bic Seguemli9feiten
u1O TOrtbcilc nniere8
Observation-Disclosures
nlO Dcriidern iie einer ebrli6en> uu6
prOunpten ScOienunq.
9afiel6e 1T 10 ciugeridtet, 6nB icSer
bet elltem perIOnliden Selrlfe tpabrgez
ltOlluteue Sortbeil Dem &nuOen geii6ert
miro, tDer1 ieirc @iinI6e ultO Dos BON
iBm SeDOr5ngte Oeltlid be3ei6net iinS.
Tim cine praftiide SeOienung ieiner
<nOen St ieil1, laOet e5 CUR briefli6en
Seitellnng alle8 0eDiinl6ten, tueu1 audi
tod 10 Ueuig, Elm. &atalOge uttb 8reis=
liften iinO BON feinem OnnernOen @ertb
ltlb MAIDEN ben Qeier Dftmal5 IRE 0esz
balb 5ieben mir e8 Dor, SnfOrmatiOncr
1uf anfrageu ST ertbeilen ltuO DerierOen
@aaren init Dem Gprbebalt 6eS Seitel=
lers, bieIel6en GIT priifen. GrOben tterz
Den, tuo es tbuuli6 III, 5ngeianOt. go
bringen tpir Die GOrtbeile nnieres grO=
fen rnO reiden 9agers, rnierer bollitGn=
Oigem Nusuabt nnO giinitigen Breiie in
ben Sereid Sener, tpel9e
0mr1 Die Dott betteuenl
N. e. Gnrrefponoeus miro Die eIetdDe
@ufmerfiamfett se1denft, oh oemti@ poer
ensIti@ 9eidDrieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
9enti6e Nuiieoluugen lit NrfQnlaS !
onf BEN 2anberetenbr
Little Rock und Fort Smith Eisenbahn.

Sur 6eutfte MniieOler um0 Tarnter mtreitig BAG bette unO btli
Ser. Gtaatrn!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
GIT bcnd1feml

@eseu @ufseben bes @eI6dits biats gu pertaufen in
Bartlett, @oot &c., SuS.: Sotel un6 Saloor in gutter
Srouuns, nit gutter S4eune uno sutem 8runnert, ale
Sorten SbitbGume unb &rauber, nit ~ Nfer eutes
&anO; ales in better Srbnuug. Seitrp 4ienntng,
4of3t 1t2p6 Bartlett, @oot Co., SGs.
Om nerfamfen: @iue Sbmtebe unb euteS @obuz
y baus, Die etnSise Sdmiebe i'm Srt; bot cine gut
satlenoe 6uubibaft. gtdbereS 5u erfobren bel u. y.
S6teb, @tBna Rarf, SrOquois 60, Sus. 4olt3tu3w6
On Uerfamfen: 3wet i66ne 0itldturmen, 60 Dteilen
y Don @bicaso; eine Don 200 unb cine Don 240 Ncres;
i90ne @ebduoe, Sols unb Maiier. 28trb sesen Stabtz
s. Sting, II tribune Sutloing. 5of1t, ioup6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
a met
sSiir tt1tr 800 %pericnDe fromco

Ropne's tlluitr. Samtlienfalenber 2abrer btnfen6e Bote,
3t6el's amerit. SamtIientalenber, Oeutl6er 9tei6sbote,
yuitt9e SilberfuIenoer. Sabrer bintenpe 8pte Better in
Nmerita pro 1854.
Gustav I~1inStOrfE
Snternot. Su6honblutg, 48 OearbornStraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
0etuanOte NerSone,t

0nnen bur6 Ieidt pertduflider unb ~niisti6er, Barptz
adlid bel ben Deutiden inmer ~san9barer Nrttfel etneu
b~aueruben nEb suteu &eroteuit %erSielcu. @eriu35peiie
werOca @roben per grpreB, ltnO scnauc NlStuutt 9Iei4z
Setttg per Goit Susei9ift. &orelie: u. grnit, @lepei
lamb, Ohio. 1~7ep4tmo
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
Base Ball.

To days match game at the Fair
Grounds between the Courtland and
the Huntsville clubs will be the first
game Of the season here, and must
decide whether our boys shall still
hold the championship quite gallant
ly held by them year after year. From
he make up Of the following nine we
think our Courtland friends although
skillful players can hardly succeed in
capturing the championship. The
following are the members Of the
Huntsville pine:
Percy Ware, VIM. Hereford, Jno.
Nemore, Ben. Cooper, Charlie Scott,
Bill Teal, Jim Binford, Chas. Brick
ell and Henry Fearn.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
PERSONAL.

DR.. Bryson and r. H. Lowe ESQ;
attended the Commencement Of the
State University at Tuscaloosa this
week.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor will represent
the Huntsville Immaculates in tie
Grand Lodge which convenes at
Chicago next month.
Mr.. Powhatan McGill was up fr,,n>
Blonnt Springs on short visit this
week.
Judge H. G. speake, is at ho me
seeking little rest from his labors.
N. 7. Tisdale, Esq, returned to
Decatur Wednesday.
Thos. Rapier Esq, left for Mont
gomery Tuesday last.
Mr.. Malcolm r. Murray, is enjoy
ing his vacation from school at home
Mr. Luke Love is spending a few
days in the city.
Mr.. L. G. Belts left Wednesday for
Tuscaloosa to represent Evening
Star Lodge No. 6. i'll the Grand
Lodge.
Aid. IL. B. Wise, left Tuesday for
Mobile for recreation and recupera-
ton.
Mrs. Judge Richardson leaves
Wednesday for the Summer resort of
Blue Springs, Ky.
Judge Bruce is holding Court at
Mobile.
Mrs. E. F. Logwood, was up from
CORTLAND last week.
Mr.. David Wise is back from Gin
cinnati on a visit looking hearty and
handsome.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
Will Move In.

The windows have at last been put
in Lakeside church, greatly improv-
ing its appearance. It is the inten-
ton of the Pastor, Rev. j. Moore, to
move up from the basement the first
Sunday in July. On this occasion Of
the first service in the auditorium a
collection will be raised for the pur-
pose Of furnishing aud completing it
in the best style. So worthy a cause
will doubtless call forth from the lib
erality Of any Huntsville congrega-
ton donations sufficient to accomplish
the work.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
u. s. Circuit Court.
Judge Don A, Pardee, Presi

Judge Don A, Pardee, Presiding.
Tn the case Of Dayol vs.. Hannah
non-suit the Cours decided to hear
the motion BY the plaintiff fer new
trial in vacation.
James Bridgeford got judgement
for IS, 900 against the city ofTuscum-
bia for notes given il 1877 for
Babcock Fire Extinguisher, which
the city failed to pay, claiming that
the Extinguisher proved to be a
fraud.
The motion to dismiss the Birming-
ham Land cases was oyerruled. De-
murrers were overruled partly, and
the District Attorney authorized to
amend the Bills. These cases stand
for trial at subsequent terms.
The suit for the Round Mountain
Estate. valued at S150,000, by W. II.
Irwin ct al VS.. Round Mountain Coal
and Iron Co., was decided in favor Of
the defendants, an appeal being ask
ed for By the complainants.
The court decided that the draw
ing of the juries for the next term Of
the Court would be postponed, until
proper time before the term con-
venes, when the Clerk, Marshal and
Commissioner should draw them. He
thought that the practice OF drawing
iuries at one term OF the Court for the
next, left too long time for the
jurors to be tampered with, and
judging from the material Of which
the present jury was made up he con
sidered it very dangerous practice.
Owing to the great Importance Of
business which came up in the Fede-
raj Court he thought that the jurors
should be Of The highest class OF citi
zens.
He instructed tie Clerk, fit was
his fault. to put tie names Of better
men in the box. il the fault was in
the Commissioner, he must DO It Or
he would remove him; but if there
were no better citizens then-his Hon
or dismissed the subject with smile
in which he was joined by the bar
AT noon Tuesday the crier an
nounced Court adjourned sine die,
Buy the latest popular music at
5 oents q COPY at
FRED j HowE's
.JeWelrv Store
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
Trouble in a Church.
A Triangular Split.

The checkered experience Of the
colored Missionary Baptist Church
here has been remarkable. During
the past decade the congregation has
held on tenaciously through storm
and tempest, They have bought and
lost lot after lot, moving from one to
the other, until they have been loca-
ted at one time or the other in near.
~ every part Of the city. At last,
however, it appears that their bark
has hit upon breakers, and almost
suffered fatal wreck. The trouble
comes from within, showing house
divided.
The brave little congregation is now
divided into three parts, VITA three
separate meeting places, each claim
ing to be the church proper. A Sec
ular journal may be excused if it Of
fers little advice to the brethren.
Let them remember that house di-
vided against itself cannot stand.
They should come together, make Up
their differences and set their brave
little bark adrift again. The pa
tience, courage and long suffering
spirit which, despite disadvantages has
kept them alive, may yet build up
for them an enduring place among
Huntsville congregations.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
l,i!!lDerlooa News anaGosasEiEp.
Warm. Warmer, Warmest.

Warm, Warmer, Warmest.
Thursday was the longest day of
the year.
-BIackberries are coming into
market.
June apples have been plentiful
the past week.
His Hon. Judge Pardee seems to
have had his jury on trial.
The thermometer still crawls
higher and higher.
Wheat harvesting is progressing
rapidly. There is an average yield.
The Masonic Temple, white, is
under a course Of general repairs.
Engineer Tivis, slays as high as
six moccasins a week at the Big
Spring.
internal Revenue Agent G. B.
Harrison makes his headquarters at
Huntsville.
"A few Of the Freedman's Bank
books have yet been received from
Washing ton.
a called Presbytery of the G.
?. church assemblies at Poplar Hill
church the first Saturday in July.
The select school taught by Ell
der Castor has a boom in scholars
since the vacation of the public
schools.
The Surprise party fever has
reached the elders OF society. two or
three surprises having all eady taken
plce among them
Policeman Stegall was before the
Board on charge Of usurping au-
thority but fully exonorated.
Officers Of Evening Star Lodge
will be installed this evening at the
Fair Grounds.
Westward to the Fair Grounds
the current Of people will flow to day.
The Knights Of the Backing
brush are not SO plentiful around the
streets as heretofore,
The GAZETTE for once quotes the
following from the Huntsville hide
pe0dem with its entire approval
I'm walking with young lady let
n7f I&ke your arm. Never grasp hers
peIWeen the elbow and the shoulder
plaGe. Such practice Is vulgar, ex-
teedlngly vulgar. That is the way
'Ae CITY hackman conducts his gal"
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
BERELEY ITEMS.

BERKLEY, June 21st, 1888.
Crops are hourishing.
Parents should elncate their chill dren.
Tie marriage boom has about ceased
Tie new G. H. i, church has been COM
pleted.
The members Of this church had grand
time on the 18th and 18th inst. Elder
Smith conducted the morning services and
Rev. d. G. Anderson the afternoon services.
Our Sunday School is doing well with
forty scholars under the care Of the follow
ing officers: A. McClung Superintendent.
r. w. Brazelton Sec'ty, and Miss Ellen
Powell, T. Fleming, aud J. w. b itler
Teachers.
Elder Smith delivered fine address to
the Sunday School on the l7th
BUTLER.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
ne Glorious Fourth

lhe huntsville Fire Company is
making preparations to celebrate the
4'h Of July by a Grand Barbecue
and Bran dance at the Fair Grounds,
Large posters may be seen in every
direction, giving notice Of the event.
a grand time is anticipated.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
A Fountain Of Unsurpassed
Beauty.

Messrs. J. & B. Lambert received
last week and put in operation IN
their Drug Store, at a cost of $500
a fountain, the Manitoba, which, for
beauty of finish and artistic grace,
must be seen to be admired 1t fur
nishes the delicious and cooling bev,
ersges Of Ginger Ale, VichY and
Soda Water at 5 cents glass. The
following is but poor description OF
this beautiful fountain.
The body is of Sewer marble, with
roof and covers Of the same. Ten
nessee marble forms the corner
shelves and the shelf which supports
the water attachment. A unique,
handsomely engraved tablet Of plate
glass is to be seen in front The Wa.
ter attachment is SO arranged that
there is no need to disturb it, while
the apparatus is being filed. Elegant
bronze statuettes surm0unt each ot
the four corners Of the mammoth, ar
tistic structure.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23

Buy the latest popular music al
5 oents copy at
FRED i HowE's
Jewelrv Store.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
State Normal School.

1he Commissioners Of the Colored
0'ate Normal School reelected the
sumo teachers, with the exception Of
N'fS' Dr. Scruggs, who rendered her
ieSlgnation ofa position in the Insti-
'uton, Mrs. Scruggs is very ac-
cNApllshed teucher, skilled in the
musical art and the school sustains a
great loss by her resignation.
Frof. b. II. Jones was in the city
yesterday.
The 9. &. Band left Friday TO
come up with the excursionists.
Commissioners Bone has been en-
gagged In taking depositions OF wit
nesses Tor the suit for damages of
mfs' =. F Logwood against the M.
Y 7. railroad.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
WHAT WE KEEP ON HAND

1st Everything you find in first cssdras house. whoea
OIL retail
2nd o immense reduced % cent IN price,
Coal oils by the barrel
Owing to the space find mpobe to enumerate the dere
articles prices invite you price for yourselves
Please remember tina trouble to show goods as
our statesmen polite and accommodating
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
HuntsvilleGazette
SATURDAY. JUNE 23d, 1888.
-uE GAZETTE will be de-
,;.sred by carriers TO any
.,.oes in Huntsville for 20
cents q month.
.ro Post Office Mailing Ar
Hu"'' rangements.

.:,,o Post office Mailing Ar
Hu'i'S rangements.
MAIL GONG WEsT
Closes 11.35 A. NJ.
MAIL GONG East +:
Closes $50
NAIL GOING WEST:
Arrives u NJ.
NAIL GONG EAs
Arrives 4 10 p. M.
General Delivery
Sunday Hours
From 4.3Oto 80 p. NJ.
Money Order Business
Closes at P. M.
JOHN S.. REED,
p. M.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
the 10Th day Of july, 1883

he and The same hereby is appointed a
,iav ON which to make said settle nent
If i also ordered ~ the Court, hat
due anh legal nctire Of the fling OF the
account aud vouchers, the 't'lre of
the same, and the time appnin E! by
thr Court for the settlement, he gwen
Ihv publication tor three srece>>'Ve
weeks in The huntsville GAZETTE, 2
newspaper published in the County q
Madison. State of Alabama, at wilch
time all persons interested can appear
and contest said settlement, il they zee
proper to do 50.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
Judge Of Probate.
june 1G-3w
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
RTOtlcee
.Aa- -
Final SettlemeL t.

State Of Alabama,l Probate Court
Madi on C,unty.} June 18Th lS53
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-23
Estate of Patrick Perkins Infant.

This day came u. NJ. Lowe, Guardian
of the Estate of Patrick Pertin In
fant. ana filed with the C"nrt his 'r-
count and vouchers for a final settle
ment or his Guardianship of sail
Estate: Il Is considered, ordere !, ad-
Judged anu creed " the Coirt ihtt