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VOL. LII.
Surface Indications

Whit miner would very properly term stsurface indicationso of what is beneath, are the PimpIes, Sites, Sore Eyes, BoiIs, and Cutaneous Eruptions with which people are annoyed in spring and lated during the winter months, now makes it's presence felt, through Natures endeaYors to expel it from the system. While it remains, it is apoison that testers ula. This condition causes derangement of the digestive and assimilatory organs, with 8 feeling of excavation, languor, and weariness-often lightly spoken of as ''only spring fever." These are evidences that Nature Is not able, unaided, to throw off the corrupt atoms which weaken the vital forces. To regain health, Nature must be aided by 3 thorough blood-purifying med icine; and nothing else is so effective as
Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-08
New Milford fn the Summer-The Crops
 and Business of the Place.

To the traveller who visits New Milford at this season, the town presents a striking and agreeable combination of gayety and busi- ness, pleasure and profit which makes it seem 8 miniature counterpart of the great world without. Here are Bank and Railrc ad streets, dusty and hot as city thoroughfares: factories with busy operatives, stores and warehouses, laboring teams and hurrying people and all the sights which indicate industrious and thrifty pop ulation intent on the hard realities of life. Then passing up Main street beneath the noble elms which give grateful shade to pleasant parks and well trimmed lawns, the elegant houses with their many evidences of health and ease and refinement present com plete opposite to the scene of business life; and situated in the most pleasant place of all stands the new hotel, filled with idle pleasure seek CTS intent on enjoyment only and apparently far removed from the dull necessities of labor. These same pleasure seekers, however, add most attractive feature to the town life and their numbers indicate the growing popular ity of New Milford as a summer resort The prospect for farm crops in this vicinity is better now than it has been at any previous time during the season. Grass, though nec- essarily light, is a medium crop on most farms, particularly where cutting has been delayed to allow the July rains to thicken up the bottom. Corn looks well, but will not be heavy crop. Oats are short, but well filled. Tobacco, the staple, though started late, is now growing very fast; two-thirds of the crop will De ready for topping by the second week in August, which is sufficiently early to give probability of good curing weather at harvest time The probabilities point toward crop of medium growth and excellent quality, to be sold at rather low though fairly remunerative prices. 4f
 tends to demoralize the Connecticut trade and prevent anything like fancy prices. Business of all kinds is fairly brisk here, although local merchants still feel the de- pressing effects of the button shop fire which threw about seventy operatives out of employment; all of whom were wont to be liberal purchasers and good pay. The re- opening of the factory is as vet undecided
Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-08

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Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-08

Oxford Chalybeate Water. Orders for Oxford @ Spring Water may be left at found eficacous in diseases of the skn kidneys and liver and tonic in cases of general debility. ma 4rnO
Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-08
D. M. WEIGH & SON, Nos. 2s and 30 Congress Avenue.

OUR DOUBLETEAM ROUTES.
 Westville Monday and Tuesday, West Haven Mon day and Thursday, Fair Haven Wednesday and Saturday, Newhallville every Friday. iy31
Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-08

A Beautiful CORlmem Oratfve Service.
 The handsome edifce of Trinity church was well filled last Sunday morning, the occasion the Rev Samuel Moody Emery, s. T. D., who was rector of the parish from 1887 to 1870. The service commenced with special prayers, giving thanks for the ministry and example of the deceased pastor and dedica- ting the new organ to the worship of God. The choir of sixteen voices under the direc- tion of F. A. Lillie then sang Hunts Te Deum, which was rendered ill very effec- tive manner. Special mention should be made of the trio by Mrs. Lillie, Mrs. Picker ing and Mir North Also the duet by Miss Parker and MT. Steele. Solos were also sung by Mrs. Lillie, Miss Pascal, Miss Parker and Mir Lee. The sermon was preached by the rector, the Rev. F. W. Hartman. He spoke in a very able and effective manner of the life and work of Dr. Emery and ascribed the present prosperity ot the parish largely to his faithful labors. MT. F. A. Lillie presided in able manner at the hand some organ recently placed in the church edifce, which was used for the first time at this service. It was purchased of Hook & Hastings, Boston, and cost about $4,000. In speaking of the music, the offer tory quartette Jesus Lover of My Soup should not be forgotten. It was finely ren- dered by Mrs Lille, Miss Parker and Messrs. Steele and Lee. Many friends of Dr. Emery outside'of Portland contributed to the organ fund, and they all received invitations to the service. Among those present were Mrs. E. H. Colt, Mrs. Fitzgerald, MT. James P. Hall, of Hartford, and many others from Middle town and vicinity.-Hartford Courant
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
PEI.s1EAA

- Thos. Il Rapier enjoyed ,
visit Of several days ia the city.
Dr.. BE. scrpggs and Ir. C. r.
Donegan ars back 4. .aa = prospective
trip t. Birmingham, bu. will return
Z 9xt week 10 look after tha interests
Of business house there in which
they are partsers.
". Fl. Conncill, ESQ, is back from
q holiday trip 70 Nashville.
Mr.. g. b. syk,s, W. up from De-
eatur Wednesday.
Mrs Willie Bsotlsy has retnrnsd
TO Spring Hill, Tsnn.
Hr. Elia, Scruggs is st bone again
hiss Anna P. Barnett hss resumed
her schooi at C<ntsr Hill.
Krs. Jsrrstt Richardson CANE up
from BIZ ninshsn 70 enjoy the holi-
days at homo.
An Larvinis Myers. Of Blount
Spnas-, spent Xasa ws.k smsng
49, rsiA,lvs. srd trier.as.
sr. keek McDade. Of Rogersvills,
lss vxeassd his sess ia the State NsI-
Elsl bcsooi - accept the poaitos ~
teacher near bis homa ALo Mr..
Bm~sl McC&liey leh 70 tsAs <hsfss :
II , seAosl ssar Nadiscn last Monday.
Nm Bsul.h Ro~l, Of F1erssce,
M,ssEs. Washington Ald.idse. Of
Trinity, Lawrsnss Gurlsy. Of Gurisys
vile. Charlos Lanier, Of Bell Factory.
sad Miss Mstsis e. Glascee, Of
Madison, ere among the students Of
The State Normal School.
Esn. Chss. 2. L2ne arrived with
his family this morning. He viii
locate Ears aud practice Law.
U. s Marshal Hiads has removed
to tie Csopsr building on Madison
street.
Mr.. and Mira ]. We'll Of New York
are gsests ut the residence of Mr.
OscAr Goldsmith.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
Licensed TO Wed.

hooer' Harris and 4ahala Picksrd
IL n. NcNt,ll az la Lee Sanford,
LEX Gale a.d Adelsise Sendersos.
Green srrssir's and L.ua Dill.
nloiNtsF hlis-y aud Rainsy Stsg.r
Nto' brssum - MatiIds NocfA
/ . Duan sai C.sharins F,elda
-lanil@s r. lana spd A Ameiros D.vis
Nea "'ilasc ssd Chsrie B;ss.
voda s - .nd Matte NsDmond.
=. oulslsan and Laura Derrick.
"oe hyie and Laura Rohiussn.
y JACK Friend and Nancy Cloud.
I Ok hill sni Ei,as Luxa
1.'Ssrt taniar and CssEerins Ls~is.
= l. Black and Iesuie Thomas.
-S'e' Merrell aud Frances Sam xoas.
p0an Lane and Ami. Harris.
''lo Moore and Minerva Bsstr,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
LADIES PLEASE NOTICE.

Before removing, Wi1lc Il
must Be done by Jan. ist
prior to rebuilding my store,
/ offer my entire stock, In
douhle stores, at and below
cost, and name In part some
of the eeoda:
500 csoaks and bolnans.
1000 pieces Of Ribbon.
1000 Ladies' Collars, Collier
ettea snd FiChu3.
1000 Gents Collars and
Cuffs,
1000 new design scasfa
end Rows for Cents.
1000 Ladies' Hats just re-
cs.ved, ali coiors and
asIspss-
1000 PIumes, Tips, BIRDS T,
Wings and fsasi1srs.
1000 Ladies' and Cents Un "
deFWUar.
500 fine six Handkerchlsfs
a Large assortm ent cf
chidrens' caps, csnts' hata,
and Caps, lauies and Gents
JeweiYy.
Nra. 4. HERsYEIH,
Opp. Huntssiiis Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
A Bloody Killing.
White men shot BY negroes concealed
in Aarkness. A bloody venge4aCo
apsa ave negroes for the deed.

&RSG AN0 ACHfoO0 hoA CS% 0O~1s
YAhoo CRY, Miss, Dso. 25.-Last
night John t. Possy. Of the firm of
Williams Il Posev, was insultsd by
John James. a oolored bntchsr. AT
ter going swsy and getting some
friends, Posey returned with thsm
to where Jsmee was last scan, whsn.
without warning. the party vas fired
rrpn. John Posey. @. Posey and
Jasper Nichols were riddled with
bucsshot and Asssantly killed, snd
P. G. Elicit ~ss dangerously; and
Fritz Halder slightly wounded.
The negroes hnd organized, and.
under tho cover of darkness, shot
down these gentlemen, who refrain
ed from shooting beceuss the etreets
were crowded vita men end boys
not connected with ths difficulty. To
have fred wculd perhaps hive been
to kill many innocent persons. Only
one of the negroes hos been appre-
honded
John JsaAss, the leading negre in
the difficulty, was killed. this morn
ing while his arrest wks being made.
Es fred three times and was killed
by the citizens who were trying to
arrest him.
Y.zoo C1TY, Mrss., Dec. 29.-The
var il over; the last act of the trag-
sdy is played Cwvds have been
collecting oil day = lynch the ne
groes arrested for shooting the Po-
seys. They vsSs 10 lynch tbsm at
O'Clock, but delayed till night
About 400 Of our best citizens went
to the jail very quietly. and first took
Robert Swsyzs ont 10 the fence and
hung him, then went for Fsote He
fought nasfnily with an old FIRE dog
wrapped in towel. Young Fatheree
hrst entered the cell. Fnofe struck
him over the head and the crowd
opened fxe on him. killi.g him in
stsntly Fatherse vss shst seci-
dsntslly through h. inHtep, . very
% vsre woUn5. ons that will cripple
him for life Fhe mex nas Richard
aibbs; the crowd conld not nse the
ksys; then Be vas shot through the
bars OF his cell. Mats put the rope
round hA mack and he va hanged
from th. out1ae Aicshjah Parker
came next tic was trts 81 to sn in
side balcony and thro~a oyer.
The crowd quietly dispArsed to
their homes, and all is as quiet ss q
Sunday night. The lynching took
place about o'cloek tonight.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
Netice 10 Gtockhblaers


OF fhs HuntsvfIie Gazette Newspaper
Company.
[ hereby give notice thst there
will he an adjourned meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Huntsville Ga
EKTT. CoDpspy held at their of'iee,
in the sit, Of Hnnts,iIIe, the 4th Sat
urdsy in January, 1884. it being ths
26th day thereof. Every Stockholder
is requested and expected TO be pres
sot, ss there is business ofimports sce
- the Company to be dtspousd Of
FR4rC1s DAVIS. Pres.
Eunts vile, Jas. 5, 1884,
1.5-u
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
CUB STATE CAPITAL.
Vsliday Festivities. Eetos and Per.
aesals.
karra~urpy Tan 1884

korresHE.., Jan. 3, 1884.
scs.sl sirolss Asfs have been lively du-
ring ths helids,s-snd the time has hsss
noss Pleassstiy sront On tbs 27th slt,
Me yosog Esatiesasa gave splendid en-
tertaiDno nt At tia rssidsnos OF Mr. Jack
SOC. Ths Ablss erosned beneath the
weight Of choice rsfrsshmsaH, Aessrs
John Blount, Johasae lewis snd our pop
ulaf Prof. =. J. Lswis, contributed - itt
saessss. Areng the guests noticed Mrs
W. q ash. it being her 1rst appearances
in .osis.y sisee hsr SD bcrssvsn .1s in ths
loss Vt Ger A6saAnd ehs IL ~ brilliant
sid easrninf ia manner as svsr. Miss
bdr.a w-s also pressns-hsr company &c
i.s almost Eonopolised by oar Destor.
Ola v2n Lesaa ssd shs NaaAns wsrs
pssGuu4, slsc % share ia tss ssaeral good
tine
Er. Editor. ssn not you CONS " cur city
10 live' We want you. and the girls send
you a leap ys.r invitation. On New Tsar's
day vs had sightssn open heusaS 10 eolsr.
ed society. The young men we're ont in
force, ans vera gracefully received At thu
Numerous hcsss Of the young ladies. -
Even Gee W. washins sson aud n. e. Ajax
sKder ware sst o. ~ssrse Gsa 9orhan
Bradford. DR.. Dorssa aad cid mss L we're
oat to snlivsn ~ ossasies. 10 vins vas
offered ~ any Asuss.
Is~Es.h.yliag vish Ne gsyssiss Of she
s..son ssuss the grim asnsssK Death -
Beott wslhissoa, bsls-sd sad s-apsotsd
w. s1ns-assd n the Iass Say ~ ths cid
ysas, saa v.s bunsd On New Years Day
issvina . d.vo.sd ~ite aud tars- sail arsn
Bsv. O. @. Ps,sSE vifs l.fs for Fars;
Oarslias Dec. 26
M ..d MA. T. 3. Coins, Of Mason,
Ga, ere y the sity
avs- Vigil " Davenport, sf Troy. ia
the sos.s Of DER aunt, Mrs.. james Hale.
eoei rain fell hsse Sunday.
Oss Of eur se,ofsd fireman fell dead
white eu shs snsaal iaspsotion last week
ME-. gesis HardAusy has sons to Nash
vile 70 sonpiess her course 81 Fisk.
Mr. 4. q. narAswty. sRs Of our bsst
Reuss Asssss, ru-aor ssys u locking to
wsyas hsppiness - AonkonOy street
She 10 an oely daughter.
Nr Paul BrotAsrs hsd ssus friends TO
enjoy holidsy champagne viii him.
INITIAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
Religious S~vices.

Rev. T. Williams, Of the Cslorsa
Ansrlcsn Metheli.t Church ID here
from NashvIts ia the iuters.t Of his
church. lie proposes to organize =
c1urso acre, sad for this pur poss sii
nave an introductory meeting at ths
" :. Court Room 8. p O'Clock shs
second Sunday ia thi. month. The
public is invited to attend.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
Il. NJ. THURSTON.
L. s. Mz .AEsEEAT.'s SALE
OF
ZEAL g. 3 I tn.
UNITED STAFxs WARszAL's OrF1cE,
RosTzIaE DISTRICT or AL4sAaA,
HUKTsvTLLs, ALA, Dss. 1874. 1885


To satisfy an Alias executi@n No. 1873,
il the case Of Kahn, Wolf Il Son vs.. Z.
y. Russell. to me directed
e3 from tne United St,tes Circuit Court
for the Northern District Of Alaba~s.
dated December 7th 1888, on q Judge
ment rendered June 9Th 1888. in said
Court, hereby give notice that have
levied upon and will sffer for safe ia
the highest bidder for cash at public
outcry at the Cnurt House door in the
city Of Huntsville, Alabama, on
MONDAY, 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1884,
the following described Real Estate.
to- wit; Part u the West-half Of the
Northeast-quarter OF Section six ToSu-
ship three, Range four West, SAID to
contain IL acres, bound on the North
by lands of S. w. Easter, on the South
by the lands Of Henry Wood, on the
East BY the lands Of George Mason aid
Hector d. Lane. lying about two aud
ene-hslf miles West Of Athens.
Part of Nortl-half of Southeast
quarter of Section seven, Township
three, Range four West, said to contain
thirty-six acres. known as the Joe Rus-
sci place; part of the Northeast quar-
ter nj section seventeen, township three
range West, Said to contain twenty
tWo acres.
TIE Southeast quarter and South half
Of Aerth east quarter of section eight,
township Grange West said to contain
Two hundred and forty acres, and the
Southwest quarter of the Southeast
quarter OF section nine, township three
range i've Vest containing forty acres
Srid lands are situated in Limestone
coonty Alabama, snd are levied on a.
the property of said defendant, E. j
Russell. DeeembeF 12sh 1889.
JCSStI il. HINDS,
Y. ). Marshal Northern Dist Ala.
ls-1a-4t.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
At thi.ofsca -. .

WANTED st this. cfice. "A COP
Y q the Hunts9ill. GAz.rTz Of Oct.
9th 1883. Twenty-Five cents Till
be paid Tor it.
The Lambert Drug Store was
closed this week By U. 5. Marshal
Hinds, attachments having been gued
out BY certain foreign creditors Of
the broken firm. A bond Of several
thousand dollars was given. We un-
dHstand. before the stsachseut pa
pen we're issued.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
The Barber,

When you wish an easy shave,
AS good as barber ever gave,
Just call on ne at my saloon,
AT morn, eve, or 1T noon.
| cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour Of the face.
Ny room Is neat and towels clean,
Sci~sors sharp and razorr keen;
And everything think you'll and
To sust the face and please the mind;
And ell my ert and skill can do.
II you just call. TIL do for you.
PowHATAr AoGILL. the live And popular
barbsr, Aaay be found at his stand, on
Washington st. Don't fail to give him .
call. A frss-c,sss shave for 10 cents.
Trsn and Shampoo or az osnts each.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Lsnd Office at Huntsville, Ala,
Nov. %. 1882

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.,l
Nov. %, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ins-nsmed settler has filed notice o.
his iatention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, aud that said proof
will be made before the Probate Judge
Of AorRa County, at Somerville, Ala
on the 5Ih day of January, 1S84-Hd
95s5-James B. Bowling-for the S11
5. E>l and E1a S. VIZ, 5. IL 7. z r.
West. He names the following wit
Des.es TO prove his continuous resi-
dencs upon, and cultivation Of, said
land, viz: Hampton Dunn, James K !.
Dunn, of Woodland Mills, Morgan Co.
Ala, and Jno. n. Curry, Frank Helms
Of Apple Grove, Morgan Co. Ala.
3NO. II. CROSS,
Nov. 3l-6w. Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
DIED.

McClLLEY-Is this county at hel
home Southwest Of Huntsville, Thurs
isy night Dec. 27tb, 1888, Mrs. Gs
ria sieCsllsy, ssed 48 years, ths be-
lsved vita OF Rev. Alfred McCslley.
Tbs berearsd husband and family
says the sympathy OF the commani-
ty In their sM ictioD,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
LADIES PLEASE NOTICE.

IA Builders have not finished
plans for our Building, We will con
tinus to sell sut our stock at actual
cost for 80 days longer. Call and
price goods and bs csave1ssd.
Mw. 4. HERsTEIN,
Opposite Hetel.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05

HAHnERiA WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.

Hdyrr'J Wtekly stands st the head OF
American illustrated weekly journals.
BY its bipartisan position In politics,
its admirable Illustrations, its carefully
chosen serials, short stories, sketches,
and poems, contributed by the fore
most srtists and authors of the day, it
carries in struction and entertainment
30 thousands of American homes.
1t will slways be the aim IF the prb-
fishers to make Hsrper's Weekly the
most popular ana attractive family
newspaper in the world, and, IN the
pursuance Of this design, to present a
constant Improvement in all those feat
ur,s which have gained for 1t the con
fidence, sympathy, and support sf its
large army Of readers.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05

Postage free to all Subscribers IN The Untec.
States or Canada.
This voiums OF the Weekly begin
with the first Number for January Of
e. ch year. When no time Is mentioned,
it viii be understood that tho subscri
Der wishes to commence with the
Number next after the receipt of order.
The last -Four Annual Volumes Of
Harper's Weekly, in neat cloh bind
ing, win be sent by mail, postage paid,
or by express, free Of expense (proyid-
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suita-
BILE for binding. will be sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt Of 81 90 saeh.
Renittances should be msde BY Post
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance Of loss.
Nrospop,rs arc nj to copy Asis ads-rise-
raen' ,oiitora tAs ssvvsst order Of HARPER
l. BRO HERS.
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
New York
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
l2-5-3w. Judge OF Probats.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
! .saorhos1 NsTi sRdt
.aro weather.


Zero vssthsr.
Nh, marriage bcsn is recedine.
Days are leagthsslss'
4ost.ville IA en- tbs ewes Of q
It, church sad q Sfih nees~
4 bigr ...ts Of n'rs''' cd :
c..,,n rsoeipts l,ehs this wsts.
The oli wave ,achsd Us with
h. fs* fe't
III. .chool. are at work sgaia
.A,r ID. bolldsY rsess-
to boig received on New Years
The ladies' forsot ts.ir leap
orivilegs, and tue sentlsssn
we're neglected.
A, C W. Love Of Hazel 0s~ss
=. lLs Iasky wiausr III the tssss
,.lbussv zi,-s sway By ss. D.s
ssfu.n, and rsflisd Of Jsa- lst.
Mss Giunis Ssruess was the
,,rju gavJrisa at the 1. O. sup-
~, ,,t seek aud recsiysd tbs silver
:aspB
1s sttentiqg Of stocfasi isrs II
4. Tanl.vtlls G~Iotts Company 10
F.,ct..d tn. published call for q meet
by On the 26.h inst.
Mrs. Milton Carroll entertained
ys Aic4 Bsn,lrg and few guests
y tss Nsw Ysarls day.
". 4. Love OF Madison. hold
irr ticket No. 43, vas the lucky Sin
,,r d the Slvsr Pitcher at Mrs. A
Herstslo's last Thursday evening.
A proposition by Mr. 2. J
O'Bejrae to light the city eth eles'
tic lig.... tof $4,000 per yssr tor Ave-
ys,r, hag &c sn rejected.
The Mossrs j. d B. Lsuseri
have been sbseut sevsral days sss
ysrous rumors are a6oat s. 10 tssil
whereabouts,
The GLsETrs, in bshslf OF sh
Gazstss Ccmpssy, takes prida in q
kooelodsiag@ q Cnristmss treat
tbs Company ssnt to It's ofioo BY Hl
" Il. 5truvs, the sf.bls prepristo
gtotrUyas Old Reliable Bier Salooa
,.al3s OF BE most delicious bssI
taa and ;oasing.
-Thsro are whispsrz Of mstn-
ulg.ai G,llnnce, to be ccrcummated
zen tbe beimy Spring days srrivs
bstnecn one Of Huntsvilla's favored
.aashters and a wxn known gentle
u71, rd9 Wig he r,sits North Ala
e,me r.vs7 s,s to take II the SpIinl
City,
-Mr. Virgil AcDsniel, cslebsas.c
hia ftl5-Gtth biith-dsy New Year
isy-sfresding FOR the occasion
itch fesst ~ toe DINNER hour Tor b.
family ans . rev relatives apS frlsads
Ill pr-sent acknowledges thst the Ia
d} of tl@ Aouss surpassed In this e.
fort svss hsr rare sk.lI in he prepar
stion VI tsmplstious to the most dali
csta sPpettes. And the host, n
!a0ssiul il spirits and active il limb
Is nanr youth in his teens. ma,
prordeaes aoass his chssry, wersh,
f'al to celebrate wany returning
birth days and Ns~ Years Just a,
happily &c his 6fsy fifth.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05

Picture frames, new de1gEs II
velvet, ebony and gold at
kURRAYs.
4 ear load OF Stoves ct bottom
prices, at j. H. MoASEILY & BRo.
Best 5 cent segar at MURRAr's.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
For Sac or Rent.

=
Six acres Of ground about l mile
Nerth-wes Of HunAviHe. Good
dwelling and good ierga bsrn, on
reasonable terms. For particulars
apply to ]. WE'LL & BRO.
12-l5-At
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
JUST RECEIVED
AT
j. r. iKIESS'

j. r. KIESS'
Dealer in Staple and. Fancy Gro
ceries, Crockery-ware, Perfumeries
Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
A large ssd fresh supply of
Oranges, Nuts of all kinds,
Grapes, Christmas toys,
Bananas, Chinese tes sets,
Fruits, Dolls, all sizes,
Toilet sets and Fireworks OF al
kinds. Fresh canned goods and
jellies Also the Sweet Violet, the
best &c cigar
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05

New Pictures Just received at Muir
rays, very large and fine at 81 each
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
Notice to Nom Resident.
Tn stats OF ALABAMA-MADIs Co.
In Chancery/at Huntsville, Ala.

Gabriel Jones, CompIaaant,
, No. 1855
Jane Jones, Defendant.
Comes the con claimant, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction 0 f the Reg
ster that the defendant, Jane Jones, is
Il nonresident of the State of Alabama,
and that she resides in the County OF
Phillips. State of Arkansas, and that
her postoff1ce address is to the COM
plainan. unknown. 1t is ordered BY
the Register, that said defendant cause
her appearances to be entered, and to
plead, answer or demur to the COM
plainsnt's original bill of complaint, on
or before the first Monday in February
1884, or the same will be taken pro
fsnfesso against her 80 days after that
date, 1t is further ordered, that this
order BE- pubiishe9 f1r four weeks IL
succession In the Huntsville GAZETTE,
p newspaper published ID Huntsville,
In said District. the frs insertion to
De made without delay; that copy be
posted at the Court House door in
FHuntsville, twenty days from this date
Done at office in the City Of Hunts
vile, this 24th day Of December, 1883.
W. 2. NEWMAN,
1920. Register Chanccfy Court
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-05
n r''eGaaggo,ate

-,rrRgAY JAN 5th, 1877,