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Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
The State Normal School.
NORTH NFsT MADISON, Co.
Oct, fst 1884

Oct, ist 1884
70 the E7'ior Gazette.
Ia the last issue Of your paper.
I noiced letter from Wm. Fl. Gas
ton headed Educational and Indus
trial meeting"
Mr.. Wm. II. Castor seems to have
lost sight of some Of the most i'm
portant and valuable Schools of the
State, especially Of North Alabama.
There is The Trinity School at Athens,
taught BY Miss Wells and the Rust
Normal Institute at Huntsville, taught
by Mrs. nj. L. Raines, each renders
invaluable services towar,; Eluca-
ting the Freedmen and ha,e fur.
nished nearly all the Teachers 0 ar
public Schools in North Alabama.
My statement is not from lresum, :
ton, but is fact.
Mr.. Wm. II. CASTOR says, "We are
proud to say, that the State Normal
School Of this city, stands second to
noae in Alabama From the state
ment Of Mr.. CASTOR just referred t.,
[ will ask the writer does he believe it
to be true, considering the history If
the State Norm,l School Of Hunts
vile
Very respectfully yours,
FRANCIs DAVIS.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
N,ei6hborhooa News anaG 's5>P.
CHURCH MEETINGS.

NrTHODIST- A. NJ. E.-Holmest St
IN M. Morel nd pastor Sunday servl-
rss rse at p III. in The afternoon; ana ?. d. D.
sunday School at a. IN. W. H. Conn
Supt L. j. Hunt. Sscty
p,pTJsT- Primitive-Henry St, Rav
Partley Harris, 2. G. Sunday services 4
N. and p. m.
,pREsBYTERlAN-2nd C. P.-Churcf
-.-aatIRev. j. F. Humphrey Z. G. sun
snv, sir .ervices-usual hours. Sunday ocaoo
qI' a.: n. supt. Rev. Jack Mosely; Seety. >
Rice.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
Last day of the Fair.

Friday was a big day at the
Fair.
Go to the Fair to see the closing
races this evening.
There is an unusual large atten-
dance at the schools this Fall.
A smash up On the NJ. & G. R.
r. b low Corinth stopped the mails
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lookout for rough weather when
the change comes.
-Handkercbief Sale-yonr choice
far 10ets at i & G. NIFI-'s.
While other ciops Hre short q
numerous amy cf bouncing babies
are making tine s2uaIly.
wall our c0lored Orders make q
step forward to Luy and build a
HaI
60 II i. q G. Witls for 40 cent
COrsets.
"A bal.y elephant show exhibited
at Madison Station Tuesday and
passed by Huntsville Tuesday night.
Mr. Felix Weeden has removed
his Poot and Sh'e Shop to the corner
Of Holmes and Church St, where he
has Of eled Glt Gerry and Produce
Store.
Velvet ribbon, satin back, at 5
cents per yard at
e. & G. Wells.
A street sprinkler has been ad-
ding immensely to the comfort and
credit Of Huntsville this week. For
tie grateful public the GAZETTE feels
called upon to return thanks to the
city administration.
is inch plumes, assorted colors,
for 75cts at E. & G. WIEL's.
The beautiful and comman ding
two-story cottage of Mr.. James nj.
Hutchens, finished after latest French
architectural style. with all the mod
ern interior conveniences, is an orna-
ment to the Spring Hill and the city.
In the way of home it is a gen.
NJ Hutchens intends shortly to oc-
cupy his new residence.
Misses E. & c. Wells Millinery
farlors are now open with a choice
line Of Millinery.
Elder TT. H. CASTOR delivered
an interesting and able lecture at the
Baptist Church Tuesday night. Sub
lect, The magical fountain found.'
Go to E. & G. Wells for your q
cent Tins.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
To Teachers.

The teachers ofPublic Schools that
have as yet not drawn their pay for
the last scholastic year, ere rgques
ted TO do 50 at once, as the out,go-
ing Snpt. of Education must now
close his books.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11

etc., in new designs
and latest colorings.
Their stock of Car
pets is complete in
every detail,and en-
braces all grades.
In Rugs they are
showing handsome
Novelties in Smyr-
ma, Velvet and Brus-
sells. In this Depart
ment can also be
found Fixtures for
Window Shades, Oil
Cloths, Raw Silk for
Curtains, Lambre-
quins and Furniture
covering. Colored
Silk Pluslles, Fringe
and cord for arIor
Lambrequins, Wal
nut and Ebony Cor.
nices and Cornice
oles, Ottomans,
Lace Curtains and
Lambrequins, and
everything pertain
ing to house furnish
ing goods.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11

Prof, G. NJ. Wade Of Tuscumbia is
in the city.
Mr.. John Bone Of Maysville is at
the State Normal School
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
MARRIED..

CoUNc-M- II'EEDES-In this city
Sunday night, Oct 5, 1884 At The A.
III. p Church BY Rev, F B Muland,
Mr.. W. Ii. Councill to III Maria
r. Weeden.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
Orange Blossoms.
Very respectfully yours,
FRANCIs DAVIS.

Married 10 Mooresville, Ala. Oct. 1at
Lieut. 0. b. Warwick, Of the 18Th U. s.
Infantry, and originally resident of this
city, and Miss Mamie, daughter Of Maj
James Woodroof, Of Mooresville. Ala The
Rev. J. Il. Bryson, Of the Presbyterian
church. this city, performed the ceremony
very beautifully and impressively. Lieut..
Warwick has Teen away from Huntsville
Of recent years. but has many warm friends
here. III il graduate Of West Point a
courteous, foliebfd and chiyalrlc gentle
man Miss Moudfoof is also well known
to many OF cur community aud is univer.
sally .stet med and admired. She is a lady
Of rsre graces OF character and heart,
whose peer is rarely found.
We wish the newly welded couple life
of unalloyed and prolonged bliss.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
AZ A. Can.h1I! ast,'s 5
Donegan Block.

Nobby Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys.
Plush and wool Lap Robes, and
Blankets.
A good Overcoat for 50 90, and
ore grade better for 50 30. Call
before cold weather.
Our double width Ladies Cloths,
superior quality, at 81 co per yard,
and double width Colored Cashmeres
at 20 cents per yard, are selling rapid
". Call aud secure what you re
qnire.
A. CAMPBELL & son,
Donegan Block.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11
DIED.
EAsrER-In this city Tuesday, Oct.
Z, 1884, Mrs. Marietta Easter.

EAsTER-ln this city Tuesday, Oct.
=, 1884, Mrs Marietta Easter.
BENTLEY AT the family residence
in this city Tuesday October T, 1884,
Mrs. Albert Bentley Funeral servi-
ces attended from tne III. E Church
"Wednesday morning conducted by
Rev. a ". IVhite. Deceased pass
ed away from ! large and devoted
family circlr, tie sorply bareaved
husband, children and grand chill
dren. The sympathy Of the commu-
nifty is with them.
DASDRIDGE.-At his residence
Southwest Of Huntsville, about 10
o'clock Thursday night. Oct 8, 1884,
of a congestive chill, MIR. John Dan
bridge His illness was but short
and his sudden summons from a de
voted wife the crafts men of his te-
loyed order and a vide circle of
friends leaves void and deep grief.
His remains were lid t. rest this
morning With Masonic honors, the
funeral services b ing conducted from
the A. Nj. E Chutch, Rev. DR..
Bryson officiating The G. @. Band
Of which he was a member Joined
in the procession. Thus passed away
one Of our most useful, industrious
and respected citizens. Peace to bis
ashes.
IHTLIPAGE. AT his resider ce in
this city Thursday night Oct 9 1884,
Mr.. Edward Littlepage. Funeral
services this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from The NJ Z. Church by the Rev.
A. w. White. Deceased was a ven
erable and much esteemed citizen Of
our community.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11

Orders from the country promptly filed and examine
olces Three doors from Iostoficc, Episcopal Church
Huntsville gazette., 1884-10-11

Give your boy s.Smith's Worm OIL"
= Sto'!zenberg's cendies are tie
best
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
LET Us QUIT "BACkCAPplNG."

Now that the best title in the world
has been secured to the townsitc Of
Haley, all parties interested in the
upbuilding of the town should en-
deavor to do all IN their power to at
tain tho common end, and they should,
above all things, avoid doing that
which, in western mining camps, is
very exprcssively termed shack cap
ping" If a sale of real property is
under way, it is undoubtedly to the
interest of every man, woman and
child in Haley, that that sale should
be completed, as an additional dwell.
ing or business house will thereby be
secured. and thus add to the value OF
the adjoining property. If this policy
is generally adopted here we will
soon have the largest population OF
any town in Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
Eventual Spring Of 1854 !

Debility, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, lndlgest''n'
Poor and thin Blood,
Are the results of this change OF
temperature. Each man, woman and
child can invigorate the system and
ward off the threatened diseases of the
summer, by using SOW, BROW NJ
SARSAPARlLI.A and Dandelior
with Ioddc of Potassium, the best
Blood Purifier ever offered TO the SUI
fcrirg.
Scrofula, fryslpclas,
Dyspepsia, Kidney Disease
rheumatism, Salt Rheum,
YIELD AT ONCE! See full
formula on each bottle. This spring
of 1884 use this great Blood Purifier
All druggists recommend BRowN'
ARSAPARl',LA.
Sold by DR.. Brock, Bellevue, }. A
Rupert, HALEY, and |. |. Lewis 4 Scr
ketchum.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
Arrivals Mt the HALEY Hotel.
THURSDAY, APRIL "A.

THURSDAY, APRIL "A.
Mrs. Maria Golden, Austin, Ney.
Harry Speers, City.
NJ. NJ. Kinney, Kansas City.
John Cook, Austin, Nevada.
Richard .'ohns,"
J. II. Adams, ketchum.
w. II. Million, Black Hawk, Colo.
J. b. Ranvines G. /" "
Joe. Siegel, Salt Lake City.
A. NJ. Haynes, Rock Creek.
Mr.. Mayue, Ke'chum.
John Conner, ::
Nelson Halleck, Denver, Colo.
w. f.. Williams. g
Fred. Clark, city.
Ross Cartee, Shoshone.
w. NJ. Vim, Denver, Colo.
T. b. Vim, "
|. Moriarty. Austin, Nevada.
Martin Keller and wife, Silver Reef
Joe. Pierce, Tuscarora, New.
James V. Harrington, Park City
J. NJ. Nicholson, Boise City.
ed. Nicholson,
L Bangard, Bingham Canon, Utah
Tom. Cre;gh, -" "
Il. G. O'Brien, Burlington.
Mrs. c. BAcnE, Proprietress.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
MERELY lD.E IsU NOR.

Now that the patent has been re-
ceived, the enemies of this thriving
town are renewing the reports Of the
continuation Of the railway to ketch-
UNI. And many to whom, probably,
the wish is father to the thought, act
uallv believe that the road will be
built this summer! These persons
cannot nave stopped to consider the
matter as business proposition. II
they Mad they would have been com
PEELED to admit that every indication
was decidedly against the scheme.
The railway tariff is the same to
HALEY or Shoshone; it would there
fore be the same to Ketchum; the ex-
tension of the road to that point
would therefore not only add nothing
to the company's receipts, but it would
decrease the profits by increasing the
operating expenses. Again, at pres
ent, some 200 head of stock is re
CURED op the road between HALEY
and ketchum tor six months i'm the
wear. This stock needs large guam
tity Of feed, wagons, harness, etc,
which comes in over the road, and
constitutes 40 uncomfortable proper
ton OF the traffic of the Wood River
line. With the railway at Ketchum
this stock would be driven elsewhere
and the railway company thereby lose
large sums annually without any com
pensating gain.
1t is not likely that, in the present
state of at1airs--a condition which
will not improve during this Presi
dental year-thcro is a single rail
way company in the United States
whose treasury is so plcthoric, 81
"nush," that it can afford to engage
in building line where it is not ab
solutely required; and the Union Pa
ci6c Company is 40 exception.
But, supposing railway were bull
to the north, would HALEY be dam
aged? Not by any means. The new
road would probably be IL narro>
gauge, according to the plan set fort
at length in the TINES over swo year
ago, and would be beneficial to thi
place. At this point the freigl
would be transferred from the stand
ard to narrow gauge ears, and to TIN
point the up country people in need {
bill Of goods would come, as now, t
buy it: and the growth Of Halle
would be much moro rapid than
can possiblbcy under existing cond
lions.
The talk about any railway extel
sion above HALEY is simply idle rumo
and nothing else.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25

-@Professors Rice, Of Rice &
Foster, boastingly says that he prefers
to trust himself with the immigrants OF
his colony rather than with some of
the people here. Doubtless! Doubt
less. The immi Migrants do not know
as much of him as the old timers do
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
Superintendent Mou!tou, of Il

Superintendent Mou!ton, Of the
Philadelphia Smelling Works, is
quoted as saying that he would not
pay another cen. for hauling by team
between Haley and Ketchum. We
don't believe that he said anything Of
the kind; but if he did say so, he was
the worst-fooled man on Wood River,
because he must either pay thousands
of dollars for hauling this summer, or
keep his furnaces idle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
NOTICE..

The columns Of tile "Tinses" are al
aeoys open, free Of chorJe, to any
person 'rho may feel "ggriered or
misrepresented by onythi"y appear
.iny IN its colum,,s: and eren a libel
on its editor mW be published, the
latter reserci~g tie right to reply
oniy IN tie issue or issues subsequent
to its pubiication. Lttels on others
qcW not, ho~erer, be yiren space o,
amyaonSilerutio".
THE EUII'OR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
NEW TODAY,
Notice for Publication.
LAND OffICE Al HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE Al HALEY, 1pAHo,l
April -. 1884
l. John T. q. Smith. of Harley, ldahO who made
Homestead A, ri g ton No. ~. for the $ W /, \.
f. !, and n. ". i =. f. /, and $. L.. !. y. W. IA
and \. r. !. :. ". \. Sec. Is N. is Est
do hereby give notice of my intention to commute
to cash and make final proof TO establish my clam
/, the land above described and that expect to
prove my residence and cu ivation before the
RcgiSt r and Receiver. IT Haley. laho, on June
L. l. ~ by two of the follow ing witnesses:
+. L. True W. T Riley. j. NJ. Canuady, and S.
Is. Miller all Of HALEY. Idaho.
JOHN l.. G. SMITH
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
Attention, A. o. u. w !!
I,ost-S5 Reward.

A Colts double action, six-shooting, 3s-caliber
black handled revolver.
Leave il at this Office, and get IS reward. ao4t1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25
THE DOLLAR COLI MN.

advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ten
iues Of small typel in length will be inserted in
.,is column for dollar per week. or fifty cents
the 6r.t insertion aud twenty-five cents each sd.
,;tfocs al interchangeable in advance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-25

Notice Of the above application will he published
In the TlMhs, printed It Haley, ld"ho, winch
here by designate as this newspaper published near
est the land described in SAID n,plicrtiop
a25td HOMER l., POI ND. Register
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erbunb berausgegebeae englif6e 56rift
riiber bic tpirfli9en unb bic eitgebiloez
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trug Der S6napsberbraud innerbalb
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bic 8epDlfer1ng gu iener 3eit ii6 auf
$4,000, 900 belief, 10 fantett IL Quart
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Sabre 1870 mar Die @i1ipobner5abl
auf IS, ,115,641 Die 9ln5abl Der ausgez
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S6napsbrennereien CAB es Bios 113
8ierbrauereien. SnSabre 1870 tDurben
6,574, ,6176aB (8arrel) gier ittnerbalb
berllnion gebrant unb groBentbeils aud
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tur BON 38@daionen auf so Nhaionen,
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febli@en 2uitmorbe, ber am I6en6 oes
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&einbeim un6 @un6ernbauien beriibt
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gen6 cine erfldrli9e Nufregung berur=
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bilbbiibi1e So1ter bes @emeinoeeinz
nebmers Bauer bpn Gunbernbauien
un6 8erlpbte bes 9pbnes bes bortiget
Birgermeifers, bic am ipdten Na6s'
mittag bon eirem 8eiu1e Bel ibrer 8erz
tpanbti6aft in neberau un6 &einbeim
auf ber gbaui1ee iiber Spa9briiden
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gen 8urf6en aus &oB6Drf, bic ben
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befbers aus &oBoorf, ipur6e gegen bas
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gabe bes Namens, baB er bas Mab9en
Bis gum ySannenbaum" begleitet babe,
tpobon iie ri9ts ausplau6ern folten.
giatiirlib perging 11i1t Der Nbenb, als
niait i1on auf Der Su6e mad Der Ser
miBten mar, ba bet gedngfigte 8ater,
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Nusffeaung in Ralfutta. 9fuf berielben
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(Gortlesai.s fclst)
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serllnier Serrm.aleiser., Surnifbins
0pobe unb 1utsD Departement III aassrs
ts5en ntb uaibertrefbor in Qualitdt unb
Dentern.
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(Gortlesai,y folst.)

@paB umb GanbD. - @s 1T
unm6gli6, mebr 5paB an bieiem laite
gen Mbenben su baben, als beim Gaabps
MAIDEN gu Sauie. Sbr fDnnt lernen,
ganbD aller 9lrt 5u MAIDEN, tpie ibn Die
beifen Gonbitoren beritellen, aus benz
ipertbboaen 8u9e: pHow to make
Candy. &ein 9aus fann Dbne basz
feIbe iein. gSirb pDrtofrei fiir 30
gents Gin / ober 2 Gent Stantps) berz
fanbt. Waan abreiiire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. 7.
1,3,t ,tun1M
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ginioe gtad 8radler unb Su.
grain garpsts iinb nod pcrrdtbiS anb
usrben an g9sw Dorler 8cfpreiien rer'
iaait. NRan beiuGe uns.
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s@rilnier etiefel. unb Sdub De.
partement If MN poliidnbie IN alien
3meisen nnb bieie Wooren perben 5a
6nssrf niebrisen Yrsiien perfouft.
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1trTad)e bet Srmnttnbeimtgfeit ocr
Iinbcr.

profeIlor Slide, 0ireftor ser 6irur=
eif6en &linif iit 9trabburgi /. e., tbeilt
i'm Gentralblatt fit Gbirurgie ieine Be=
pba6tungen iiber cine getpDbnliDe urs
fade Der Gnt1tebunq bpn Genu valgum
(X>gein, &nid= ober 8dderbein) Der
&inber nit, Die geeignet linb, ail9 ipels
tere &reiie gu intereliirer. Gr ia9t,
bab li6 Die X=8eine oer Slnoer telt
ben leBten 5ebn Sabren 1T iteigernoer
Yrogrefliou bermebren uno aud BET
gams gut gendbrten, geiunoen &inoern
borfpmmen. Die llrIafe oieier
9ifformitdt mar in allen Gdllen biez
ielbe: bas Sragen elaftif6er Strumpfz
batter, tpel6e am Strumpf auBen feit=
genabt 1irb, nod pben iiber Bic duBere
@eite bes SberI6enfels binlaufen
un6 bann am @erfet ober llnterldd9en
fe1gefniipft tper6en. Sie Wirfung bes
beim @eben unb 2aufen iid5 fpannenben
ela1tii9en Bah0es miro ouf ben bonn
5trllntpf umi6loilenen ltnteri6enfel
iibertrasen unb tuiro ii1 bor5ugsmeiie
i'm Gniegelenfe in ber Weiie gelteno
MAIDEN, 6aB ber nnteri9enfel na6 au=
Ben gebrebt tpir6. Gin ftdrferes 8anb
tpir6 audi bur9 birefte @etpalt tpirfet.
go bilbet fi1 ollmdlig ein X=gein aus.
eSSeber, Der bic tpunberbare Wirfung 6er
elaIfif6en 3ugoerbdtt6e BET ber ortbopde
biI6en 8ebanDlung ppn 8erfriimmuns
gen fentt, tpir6 5ugeben, 6aB bltr9 bas
geriigte =Strunpfban0 1T Der Sbat
eine iol6e 9iffortnitdt berbeigefiibrt
tperoe1t tnuB. Glide empfeblt geuebte
Dber ppllene gdnber, bic i'm unteren
Drittel bes SberI6enfels als 9truntpfz
bdnber lttngelegt tper6en, bamit ouns
ni6t unbetpuBt cine fnidebeinige Sugenb
auf11c1ff."
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= @ebt gu g. so aper; bort finbet
ibr ods beit aiiortirte Eager bon 9a=
mens, unb nber=llntermdi6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-09

- Gin synTerat in Scr. SO bes Sis :
leber Sageblattes lautet: n@in groBer
Staotga1fbof iit fofort tpegen Sooesfall
fdufli9, berbunben nit elmer
ieDr guten Serb beiratbung gu
iibernebmen. Mirtben, aauflcuten,
9efonomen tpirb bic @elegenbeit auf's
8eite geboten. S6riftli9e ober miino~
Ii9e Melbungen &c. &C."