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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.


HACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR,
III day or night COupeS, Phaetons, N TzM
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the best roadsters to be found in any livery
stable on the coast, for hire. Horses kept in
livery at reasonable rates. Livery Stable on
Fourth street, between l and J. jyl-tf
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PETALuMA, April 17th.-A new newspaper, the
OttiOOk made its first appearance to-day. 1t will
be published weekly and edited in the interest
of the Prohibition Home Protection party.
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Ihy Il THOROUGH
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Nervous and Physical
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EARLE, POTTER & CO.,
RTES

IA pounds LIGHT BROWN sUGAR...........s1 90
II pounds GOLDEN CO. SUGAR............ 90
10 pounds EXTRA DRY GRADUATED
A'tp-AlN-.. w
81 pounds CRUSHED or CUBE SUGAR. l 90
FRESH EGGS FOR EASTER at............25 cents
20 pound BOX RAISINS. %
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

Established i'll 1854.
for the treatment of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con
orrhea, elect. Structures,
Syphilis in all its forms,
Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc, permanently cured
or no charge.
Seminal Weakness.
: Seminal Emissions,
the consequence ofself-
abuse. This solitary
vice or deDraVed sex
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18
The southern Pacific.

NEwHAII, April 17th.-The south bound train,
to which was attached the New York Central
car occupied by the Vanderbilt party, arrived
five hours late All trains continue to arrive and
depart late, but they can hardly be expected to
run on time for some weeks 10 come. Aside from
the continual showers, which weaken the road
bed recently repaired, the unusual number of
specials which are sent out daily are a source of
Inconvenience to the regular trains To-day no
less than eight long trains have passed through
here besides the local and work trains.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18

ties of all these, and the best qualities of
all the best Medicines of the World, and
you will find that HOP BITTERS have the
best curative qualities and powers of all
concentrated in them, and that they Will
cure when any all of these, sinGly or
combined, fail. A thorough trial viii give
pnsitiYe proof of this.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

viii be received by n. NJ. ORR, Secretary of the
Board of Directors of the Insane Asylum of the
State of California, at his office, corner of FL Do
RADIO and Main streets, Stockton, up to 10 O'Clock
A NJ on the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18

We propose to continue this sale until the last
remnant is disposed of. We have room in our
regular stock for it, Our SPRING AND SUMNER
PURCHASES have been unusually heavy, and with
the largest storeroom in the city, find ourselves
crowded for room.
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Goth Day of April. 1SS4


For Furnishing the following Supplies to salt
Asylum for the term of six months, commencing
May l. 1854, and ending November l. 1881;
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Laundry Soap. I've and Soda.

$3.50 pounds good laundry soap actual weight
when receiyedl about $50 pounds per month;
bidders TO furnish samples with prices
200 pounds concentrated lye, about 400
pounds per month.
5000 pounds sal soda, about 500 pounds per
month.
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CHOICE PETALUMA BUTTER. cents
CHOICE RANCH BUTTER ........50 cents
NEW GOLDFISH, per pound................. 7 cents
5-pound CAN FRESH LARD...........65 cents
gallon GOLDEN SYRUP bring your
canl..-.................-.. cents
CHOICE FLOUR, 50-pound Sack.............S1 25
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
[srrcnL D1srATcuEs TO THE RECORD usIos.l
CALIFORNIA.


Attempt of State Prisoner to Escape.
SAN RAFAEL, April 17th.-A convict named
W. A. Miner made an attempt to escape from
the prison at San Quentin this afternoon, but his
escape was frustrated by the vigilance ofCaptain
NcAllster and the officers of the yard. Miner
had rugged up a dummy, consisting of a shirt
and pants mounted on sticks, the upper portion
stuffed. The face was made of brown soap. and
painted flesh color The cell partner of Miner
had placed the dummy against the bunk in the
cell, so when the officers passed along ut the
time of lookup there would be, to all appear
ances, two men in there; but the ruse failed,
and search was made for Miner. He was found
in box that covers a large wheel in the sash
and blind factory, expecting in some manner to
get over the wall during the night. Miner was
sent from Tuolumne county, December p, 1881,
for twenty-five years, for stage robbery.
Meeting of the State Prison Directors.
SAN RAFAEL, April 17th.-The Board of State
Prison Directors met at San Quentin to-day at l
o'clock P. NJ. All were present but Director
Robbins. Several applications and petitions for
the communication of sentence or pardon were
presented, and taken under Amusement. Attor-
ney-General Marshall and W. W. Foote appeared
before the Board on the question of arbitration
between the State and the firm of Fish, Blum II
jute to the prison. This matter was under dis
cussion when the Board adjourned.
Held for Assault to Murder.
NEVADA, April 18th. Patrick Hayes, who shot
another patient. named Gaspard Brehardt, at
the County Hospital Il few days ago, had pre-
liminary examination before a Justice of the
Peace to-day upon Il charge of assault with III
tent to commit murder. He was held to answer
in the sum of 81 800 Not being able to procure
bonds, he was returned to jail. Hayes said he
shot Brehardt because the latter made fun of
him, and tantalzed him in different ways. 1t is
quite probable that the prisoner is crank,
judging from his actions.
Hon. Thomas Fowler Dead.
VISALIA, April 17th.-Hon. Thomas Fowler
died suddenly at the Palace Hotel this morning.
He had just returned from trip to San Fran
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18
Hon. Thomas Fowler Dead.

VISALIA, April 17th.-Hon. Thomas Fowler
died suddenly at the Palace Hotel this morning.
He had just returned from trip to San Fran
cisco and complained of being sick and said he
had been hurt by fall while getting off the
train at Goshen. His condition occasioned no
alarm, although medical assistance was sum
moned His side showed marks of injury, and a
physician pronounced that death resulted from
the bursting of blOOd-ves@el in falling. De
ceased was native of ireland, 81 years old, and
has taken prominent part in the political af-
fairs of the State representing this district for
two terms in the StnIn Stnnfn-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18

900 barrels Tour bakers extra, about 80 bar
rels per month.
E barrels Graham -four, about 1 barrel per
month
10000 pounds cracked wheat, about 1866
pounds per month
10000 pounds cornmeal, about 1866 pounds
per month.
1900 pounds ground barley, about 1000
pounds per month
2l,OC0 pounds bran, about $500 pounds per
month
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-18

The legends of the various Indian
tribes Of south America furnish no more
terrible one than that Of Saw-na- da-wa.
the "Bcrry Hunter. young girl pos
sessed IL more than ordinary beauty for
one IL her race The daughter Of the
Chief OF the Aburanian tribe 81 Guaie-
mala. she was naturally proud of her
blood and station. and revengrful Of an
insult 70 very desperation. Viten had
she been woocd. but never won. The
arrow that was - reach her breast APP
pcared not 70. have been feathercd until
Carlos Estalcz. an agent for . fur house,
took up his abode ia the vicinity Of her
people and filed her ears with glow
ing account III how PocahontaS had
been respected and treated. then her
pride awokc A. Il never had before, and
she longcd for such position. Her
fondncSs f,r attention was battered by
his constant visits 10 the wigwam Of her
father, and her love Of dress pampered
BY his snowy presents. She held her
head still higher above her companions
passed them with cold stare and
naughty tread. aud took but little pains
20 disguise her determination 70 become
the vile Of the white man.
And. 20 far from other female society
that was IL All attractive, Il was very
pleasant. without doubt. for Estalez to
coquctte with the Indian girl--to have
her watch for his coming-to see that
she dressed and decorated herself cx-
clusivcly for him. and TO feel that she
loved him. Hun Il was very danger
ous paxtsmc The fox was not more
crafty nor thu rattlcsnakc more treach-
erons and bitter for him II he had made
either Of them companion. Yet the
girl loved him 10 alteration lie was
BY far the most handsome man that had
ever troddcn her shores; one. 10 fact,
that any girl would gladly have accept
"a for lover. bringing. a. he did. the
charms 81 education aud money % back
those ~ manly bearing and beauty.
During the entire winter he had been
attentive to the Indian girl. and with
the coming 81 Che warmer months they
often i'patcd over the crystal waters ~
the rivers o. wandered through the
evergreen woods Az first Estalcz had
thought nothing ~ I.cr save A. pleas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-18

fAE HN@tA& MftlA IN rfNNl.
On ses. In '|sNi N solld, -if.' - most 81 folks
A lens, the coyote Poverty has ceased v snisi
That mine y worth q million down-shat i. IL
n TO-DAY.
what Il n,iht cot tomorrow. though. /
couldn't ~ my.
a boy n oIa Connecticut this dream used
what 4 shs cellar q our house should spring
And fran there 4 any time shialng lump
I'VE ~ ! c.Ilsr n IA rock that's Just that
The sum ny father shaved himself for twenty
I've taken c,,of that there hole IN less than
n could lea.i him up yon path. IA make him
But HI old laDorharlcncd hands are mold
cring IN the East.
"a pack my mother up this hin. and open %
Enough y give . bencnt % al the poor she
"a pan : heap . happiness ont % her dear
But mothers struck lead o. gold In quite :
different place.
ny rirly Well. maybe this 4 soft: but since
the questions put
1wouldn't tci this % any one except "a ten
We used "a climb those Eastern hiis she was
q charming witch.
And prospect on what We would do when
had n struck q rich."
But her old father hadn't the heart 70 let ~
marry poor.
And y Shook "a Yankee dust ane took :
Ny trip il astri several years. The old man
xricNs>i no doubt
sworc never would come back til could
buy him out
You don't know what Il Is 20 hunt and dig
from day 70 day.
lodges clean away.
You dof Well So: but have you starved and
b<>-rs<i. and almost died.
With treasures tint you c0uidn't nnd hcaFcd
up on every s.dcf
And then her letters wandered. Ike: then "a
wondered on il FOR while. then wrote q
<chOol-foy friend.
And juss n haa struck this mine. and my
There came = letter up the gulch-st was my
friends rvPiy:
"shes been awandcring In her mind: the
other Aiffrnvon
she went within the asylum walls. as crazy q
= loon
A rush across The barren plains. snaiusn
railroad ride.
And WAS IL the asylum. TOO. akneciins a
her side.
thought she knew mr. just ~ first: but soon
she shfnlr> away.
And never looked ~ me again. whatever
might sly
she wander~ round Or couohcs IN q western
window uichc.
And says my love win come 70 me when be
has struck Il r.ch.''
No word Or look for me- On. nut me Eastern
hills were cold.
And something seemed 10 always suy I'D
back and love Your gold
And cnne lack; and IN this htit my PURPOSE
r. a. stay
A mi-cr. with his treasure bright already
slowed away.
I'm President. Cashier and board Of quite Z
wealthy hank
with none except myself 20 piea<e-and nc
one ei<e "a thank:
Hut nothing makes my heart beat fast and
am growing old.
with me- = thing 70 love or leave except this
pile ~ RoId.
hut Ihavo learned thing o. Two; know \
sure ~ fsfc.
when ~ lock up our lives for wealth. the gold
KEY comes too late:
And Tint NJ rronrrr now than through tho><
happy days IN which
owned heart. and did not know that had
.<truck II richf'
I'M fansi. y. ~ Horl<rs Uc<klg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-18

swim you do me : favor?" said
young Brooks to his wealthy friend. 81
mon Hanson. II wish you 70 lend mo
E10." Cal at my counting house. "
rejOinel Hanson. George was not long
IN paying hisrespects. "What security
can you give me. young Gentleman"
"My personal security, SIR very
well. get in here. (" said Hanson. lifting
up the lid Of large iron chest Get
il hcrer' exclaimed George, in aston
ishmcnt; "what forr why. this II
where I always keep my securities. "
George did not press the loan. buffalo
EryrsSs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-18

To unite broken glass take = small
quantity 81 isinglass and dissolve IN
spirits II wine. hy the aid Of heat. This
will unite broken glass - as % leave
tie crack nearly imprrccptibc aud i
equal 10 the best glass cement sold -
the stores. -- Exchange.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
NOTICE or sElzuRe.
UHYrxp STAr1s IxrxRHAL RIvENuB,
Oox11c1o1's OTyICE. DISTRICT OF Ala.

UH11xD Stairs IxTIRHAL RIvENUB,
Oox11Cxo1s OyyICB. DIsT1ICr OF ALA.
Montgomery. Dee. -. 1884.
Notice u hereby given that my predsces-
soss in oflcs, have caused to be seized for
violations Of the Internal Revenue Laws.
from tha parties herein named. u tho dates
and placos specified. the following proper
y, 70 wit atf
Sept. Is. 1881, w. c. Grsyson. Vienna.
Ala. one oask containing about six gallons
Of distilled spirits.
Jsns 10. 1854. Wright 4 Shelton, Lar.
kinsvills. Ala, ona cesk containing about
lftssn gallons Of distilled spirits.
July Is, 1879, Cochran 4 LAxson. Nov
Market, Ala, two boxes, containing about
fo1;y-Ave poun6s Of manufactured tobacco.
January II. 1858. John waykls. Tuscum-
bia, Ala, oAs copper boiler. cap and worm.
and one cask containing about twenty-five
gallons Of peach brandy.s
yaauasy II, 1883. J. J. Suits, Gresnhill,
Ala, one keg containing about eight gal
Ions Of apple brandy.
February Is, 1883. Tim / Witt. Pleas
ant Ridge, Ala. two copper boilers, caps
and wsrms. and three packages containsng
about thirty two gallons Of distilled spirits
August II. 1853. T. s. Kirby, Pain, Rock
Ala. one package containing about ten
gallons Of distilled spirits.
Il 10 therefore ordered. that three week q
publication be given in the Huntsville
0AzzrTs." weekly new spaper. published
In the citv Of Huntsville. Madison County.
Alabama. oot,fying all parties concerned.
70 appear al tue ofl3cs of Collector Of Inter-
nal Revsnss for the District Of Alabama. ct
Montgomery, Alabama, on or before.
ruesday, 20 day Of Jan. 'e5.
and show cause. il any. Why the foregoin nR
described property should not b forfeited
o the United States.
P. b. BARKER.
Collector.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
1asjtias the Hennsylvania Stetes
uAa o Uuntsvilie.

49, lssts 4tissns nsstiae held q
sAs Ceart 1esss TAsssdsy night
Jstes Rishardses. 3sa. Peter n
Dor. Csa. Rhstt Aayr Nastio., A,
J. nasssy. Ese.. 1Aos. ". White.
II. And eIhsr pso.iasat eisissns
vsss4e4sinssa - . ssounittss 70 uail
- Hon. 3sa. J. Raslsil. q Nash.
ss'le. ed iasih hin 70 yisit Hasp-
sslas. 5sdss Dss sssided u shs
assA1ns ssd Mons. Lavsssss Cosp.
~ - Den. Z. HEAT. ~ Ne ktrcsry
sssssd = Ssnsassiss. Ns vksrs %
Ah1sslhss. sjp vsujl tts disais.
ou8GAalv lvij1nf osst . ~as +esydial
nsPtio dksR Ases.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
MONTGOMERY.

Ohsistno be sbs atty By she
tAsool
OR yesng lsdi~ win "rsosivs"
In. L
n. 4. Bloc. : yes@ahis eitisen
disd Dee. 20.
The streets are captured By our
sountsy eossins-
Collector Barker vent 10 Washing.
toa Dsa 20.
Yonse Amss;ea 10 sbsosd With tin
h0so end Ase crackers.
Both 4hs Land and y. 8. Coilsc-
|sof's s6css sss removed - our els-
|aaat nss Government building.
Hes. and Ass. Paul 6trobaeh ore
i ~ city. NJ. 6. il = spsy % .
|yssAe nsa.
:Wildsees refuses 10 spare clsveE
JeAn White svea 70 run Up to Hunts-
vile fox Xmas.
II. end Mn. J. W. Wright oeeu-
p . asv eottsss sssr the Consrega-
tieasl cAsreh.
Oh man LeGsa invested 10 three
Opossans, tvo Of which gave him
~ dodge cutting short his sntieipa-
ted dinner. IN pity the Dr.. present.
q him another
Hoa. n. Y. Cashis VS. here . few
dsyS this week. He ms5 have to look
up his "Blselstoas" after the Fourth
Of AseeA.
4 AaPpy New Year and many re-
n1ns - the GA0zse andih reA dess.
Ixu1AI.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
Kaally ..Ia1algs U.

1ssssd sssasaia6e.s ~ lasals
~ snit>sd thiS vssk 10 ieAtan tAs
4GAss = esialo4 vAs. like stAss No.
-. sejeg . 6slls holiday sh;s ssa-
80. 1As typss ass sbsst ths most
psiaslakiaG. AAithfsl voskses ia shl
teay hive Il @iadsstsy. ssatsibssing te
- vesla's soafsst. sniiehsasat end
passs~s-ssA ebsas Ne asast appss-
IAtod.
Ger G1iase - ~ vssk ts11 sheet
a0aas hsyseA 80 esaesi. '1aol
- 80 sshanibsU Ailine = ss< thsl
oa14ss. viu hans the loo nadl
lsed. 7As 0ASsrfn means b tesr
qsass 9th tAs weslA.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
The Barber.

When you wish an easy shave.
As good GO barber ever gave.
Just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, eve. or at noon.
cut and dress the hair with grace.
To suit the contour Of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen;
And everything think you'll find
To suit the face and please the mind
And all my art and skill can do.
If you just call, Ill do for You.
PowHATAN McGILL. the live and popula,
barber, msy be found at his stand, or
Washington st. Don't fail to give him q
call. A 6rst-c.ass shave for 10 cents
Trim and Shampoo. or 35ccnts each.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

III G. The Industrial, Normal, Preparato-
~ and College Departments will open sept
10th, 1884, and the Theological Department
October 1st. Tuition free. For particulars
address J. B. JOHNSON, Sec'ty.
The Law Department will open Sept. 10th,
Address, PROF. B. F. LEIGHTON, Dean,
482 Louisiana Ave.
Dental and Pharmaceutical Courses, will open
Och Der LIST. Superior advantages. Terms
very low. Address
PROF. G. B. PURvIs, SECRETARY,
11l8 Thirteenth St. N. ~
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala,
November Is, 1884.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten-
ton to make Anal proof in support Of bis
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of Circuit Court of Marion
county, ct Hamilton. Ala. on 18th day of
January 1885, viz : HID. 6191--Wm. WiRin-
ton-for the So of n E3 and Ell Of s E2, 8
II r 10 e l3 W. He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz -
James Ballard. J. l.. Lewis. VIM. J. Wigin.
ton. J. II. Cox. all Of Hamilton, Marion
County. Alabama.
JOHN N. CROSS,
ll-22-6w. Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

A910Dls oa1s - - UisA h
4sA GseOO aljossa - ~ ksiide1I
- JasOdsy bsl~NhsslDo svs
- 01ioa ~ Aaei jost.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

1sSdssss ~ 1ssisshas 0si'
j AWAs sns 6As eric. u = Z
1ss 1sg8.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

"411sasssnsi whs - ~ r ~
- go 13gaG1pp3 . 4s3aA-
- <Aansiut ~ : pmpeaoxe Seess,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
NOTICE or FINAL 0ETTle

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT.
State Of Ala bana. Madison County.
Reg uisr Term Of Probate. Dec. p. 1884.
Eststs q Heury Medlin. deceased.
Thia day came LeIoy N. Pe~yy.
Adar ofth- estate Of Henry Aedlin, dec.
aud 6ied With the Court his account
and vouchers for = hnat settlement OF
his Illustration Il said estate: Itis
considered. ordered, sdjudged and de-
creed BY the Court, that the
I7th dav Of January, 1855.
b and the sssne hereby j. appointed .
day o. which to make said settlement.
Is 10 also or lered BY the Court, that due
lcgsi notice -o( the fling Of tbs account
and vouchers. the nature Of the same,
and the appointment By the Court Tor
the settlement, be given, BY publication
fer three successive weeks, in THE
GAZETTE, = newspaper published in
the county Of Msdison. State ofAlabama, ],
ct which time oil persons intei ested can
appear and contest said settlement, il
they see proper to do 81.
Wm RICHARDSON
Judge of Probate
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

Ass1s1sy 1a.tss = '0ss u.
- osO n14s x~sey"h psoPt.
%apss - &s'e = hdth4 oAss'
Nbh6 Aosaias go bask - <Aa.
- WOa - Ausd.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
ssxsz ssvs

'-~-~'--------s-o So.
sux2H ssws.
6sioo vaats . sssdina room.
live ps;osess sssspsd js;l st Fay.
- 6. 4.
1issiashas hss . coal oil dz;nksr.
-TAllsAsgs vents 70 increase it. tax
seA
HssA pistol sAsesisg Aisturhsth
Ceatss.
Nssaeossey hessts ef twelve drug
stsses.
1xse5 asss Of walker eossty i
oii - u ssdssiaid With soal.
ws'0 rossY bee . change Of w.
sss - o. C's3 sessty.
Dsseias , rifles sss I'll tie 60 in
1nisGbso.
Corn = - log = - osats . tashel
- seos sosstia.
! The ssv peblie school appsopsia-
tie. i e3se, 400.
High Jsekssa vstes on vhiskey q
% Shisksy Feb. 20. 1855.
! e. A. 8cott + Co.. clothiess Of Sci.
~. failed. ia debt e35 .0oo.
The Josh Throsp. is nov steam.
q ruaning between Deeatus aad
Chateanooea.
4 sssrev gage railroad Is eoa.
tsnpiated Sstvesn Lafayette and
W~s Pciat. Gs.
| / child Of Pete Smiths vss IN.
eoas6susiy ssethexs1 t. deash at
Blosntsviile.
A appropriation es $3.50, 1000 !,
snassd y Congress foe The compile
l6sa ef Muscle Shoals Canal.
4 Bstlsr eousty ~othss named
hsr terms Cleveland aad Hendricks.
Ross prisoner reeestiy escaped
IRON tie Liv;ssston jail.
6s'aas yousg ladies' vii! receive
- Asv Yssfs Day.
m. White Jsnes has been con.
fSoed - Postmaster st Greeasboro.
Lewis Brooks. II Athens, was kill
- By tAs sesideptal discharge Of bis
gus vhils climbing fence.
A Ohio coal nine assat has been
1sAi,g arssad B;emioxhaa for eslo,-
| n 1;ssss.
A Birnisghao Jasties Of the
Peaes's trials dsrieG TIE year reach
<As grand total of147A
Wa. Harris. Of Oh.tehis, is sup.
plyiaS The neighboriag county With
6sh frs@ bis large 6shsFy
"Atab.ma John" dropped dead Il
oadsd>a Saturday Of internal inju.
MES received the dsy previous in
coupling cars.
|. Athens had . shooting aA'rsy last
Saturday. Ruf Sandsrson . saloon
keeper. killing Ws. Hill. Sandersoa
A6esped.
The Legislature has adopted ~
olution declaring itsslf in favor Of tho
sdseation Of the nassss. Our solons
ought - h.vs sdded : elanse recon-.
nend;ag The psssags BY eonertss Of
TIE Bar bill Il is just g well
hoseh thst il didn't, else Seustor
Johaeis Aosgsa might hays ap aud
tAougkt i rs4estieo % his estes,
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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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