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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
Advice to Moihers.

GRExT bargains in damaged goods at J. W.
Ferrel's corner Main and Twenty;first affects,
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fourth STREET NJ. f. CnuRcu tonight.
Lecture. Rev. Dr.. Smith. Manhood AID
how to reach it, -''I
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WARRANTED Hsad-saws, 60 cents, at Boyd't
Market Square.
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BnAnroRD, March 3-crlde oil excited and auc.
%tuating. Total runs Saturday aud sunday 81 Ia
barrels total shipments l2i 900 b1rre's; chAricis
No! barrels: cle4ranccs l~s,ssi,oc0 barrels. United
pipe line certificates opened. at 81 oS, closed al
slHn; highest price u o:asss; lowest 81 0l9s, !,
OH CITY. PA, March 8 -letroleum opened al
ltbH; highest 81 OK: lowest 81 OK: closed vi
81 0lh. Ssles .? !l .coo barrels: ~clearsnt es Saturday
i, is0,too barrels: runs G6.ty0 barrels; khtpmonts
l0o,6ls barrels: charters 47,62l barrels. OIL City
Exchange stock bid. 81 Is: fsked, IS 90.
prrTsnunsH. Pa, March 3.-The afternoon tcs,
sion WIS irregular aud s'mewhat excited: opened
weaker at sleiA. q fi 8r& :
TrrusMLl.r. Pa, March s.-opened at slash;
highest 81 cox: lowest 81 GlA; closed at 81 H1l;
,hipments Isl, l9)basrls: charters none; runslGl ,i26
baIIc.S. "
fMIlADSLrIIA. March s.-rettolcum quiet aud
stead, at SssEc. i
B%AItrGoEE. March 3.-Petroleum armcr; refined
sss'Shc. 5s gt Ml' :
81 Cia, g d 3tnHs 49,
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THE DAILY MARK FITS.

New YonR. March 3.-Money easy at 2a2A p,r.
cent, closed offered at 2 percent. Prime mercantile
paper Ia5H perrent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills at 81 SGH; demand 81 s9H, -"E|
E-F ..."
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at 'Boyd's
Market Square, f!r NJ
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Boe..uer Not Giyenn ilcarIpr,

MANHOOD and how TO reach 1t at Fourth
: Street Church tonight. Come,
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, co cents, at BoGyd's,
Market squars. WI. -
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
Market Square.
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TuE Be.t Cast Steel Ratchet for socentsI at
Boyd'B,f Market Square.
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DUBL1C SALE OF ROLLING MILL
l. sT0CK.-By virtue ot an order 81 the Clcuis
Court Of Malsaaii county, State OF West VT. i1ts
made OH the 18th day OF June. lS3, In cpttAlii sals
with attachmcntI therein PENDING, / will OIL
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1Xa.
at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. Al tho rolling mill IN Mounds
VILE, West Virginia, sell At auction. the ~.Ollowins
property. t0-wti: 20"
Oue lot bl. ctsr ith tools. -a7"
Que lot furnace tools.
One lot rcpaits for heating MrcGS.
Que lot guide and bar rol!,, nid to heGS,
. 0ne lot iron c!ndeiS. ~
One lot Iron orc. supposed 70 DO lQu tou$,
Ono ptfr Dig iron fcatcS m
TEHts OF SALE AL purchases OF less than NY
cash, oil Of 500 and Rbesc on cfeiI. o! SIX mouths
with interest scc..Ied by bond with approved r
curity. Ist J. Il. hlCk!!;
iehzs Ssi sheriff Marhsl county, ". Va.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, March a.-Cotton Quiet: ,utures
dull: March 10 Soc; April 10. a3c: May ii.o2c: June
n.E2c: July II .3Sc; August II 4lc: September Il. 0gs:
October 1o7cc: November lo.6oc: December 10. Geo.
flSciXsATi. O.. March 3.-co..on steady; mid.
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1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, March 3.-Thc Drotss' Journal u.
ports, Liye hogs-Receipta 1900 head: shipments
5000 head: market lOal5c lower, rough backing
90 85a6 IS; packing and shipping So S5a7 IS; iishi
20 loid 50: skips s. 5Oa6 70. tlttie-Receipu Zoo
head; shipments l.100 head; market ea,ier: exports
IS ba6 %: good to choice shipping IS 90a6 10; tom.
mon to medium IS 4oa5 90. 5aeep-Rseelp,s 2,S0
hcad: ship rents 1900 head; market weak al 25ai0c
lower; Inferior 10 fair s. t044 80 per cwt.; medium
to good 81 5n5 %; choice 10 extra IS coa6 %. The
Drorus' Journal Liverp ol cablegram reports no
change H. p,ices for American stock; best cattle is
Nc dressed and lsc Tor best sheep.
East LIBERTY, Pa. March Seattle market
slow at unchanged prices. receipts 2,0il head;
shipments ,S05. head. i Hogs. market slow; receipts
s.Sv5 head: shlpments ,2.iib head;, Philadelphias
" i0a' 70; Yorlers 50 30a6 70. Sheep market dull
and price, e6a4ce off from LAST wcck'ac!osing prices;
receipts 7.2io head: shipments l.6oo head.
CINCINNATI. O., March 3.-LIve hogs steady:
common and light IS 25s6 o.; packing and butch.
e!s SO 25a7 80; receipts 3,40) hea5; shlpmenn 100
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XIV. DR.. eAITn's Ito'ure Tonight will he
eloquent, entertaining and instructive,
GREAT bargains in damaged Goods al + W
Ferrel's, corner Main and utv.frsts STRAITS
. LEc1vRK at Fourth Street Church tc.n,cbt
Rev: DR.. Smith on Manhood and how 10
reach II. Only % cents. ( Come. -
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IHrsLLlGEscsR reporters made tour among
the bcsiutss establishments Of the lately
flooded districts yesterday, with a view TO as.
certaining the condition Of trnde. It was
discovered that fresh stocks had been laid in,
and business was progressing IS we'll as evor.
Something OF the state. OF affairs can DO
Cleaned from The following reviews and tAlkH
nv hrsfpega man thpmselvep.
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WANTED,
FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-LEAF TOpiCco
u. Slightly damaged by water. WIll hn "
hall Price. Call on u4Nki WHEtI.Es Ky a u, y
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RrHkNnrR 10 hear the eloquent lecture TO-
.ninhf.2 HrIEt EitasE GtL. sMaNt.-sEl.n
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y. W. Amiek, you see We have plenty Ia
sell and we are selling quite az much az va
could expect. Notwithstanding the flood
February was better with US than ihe ssna
month las. year, and March opansv very salts.
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.HMaH H"H##w
593ssc: May 6okA6t5.c; steamer SIC ssked. Oats quiet:
white 4stt,c; mixed i2atSc: pennsylyanit 42alSc,
Rye. quiet and atmer at 67aG9xc. Hay; peunsyl.
yhn!a and MARYLAND ST. GOALS 20. Provisions quiet
and cay: mess pork, old SIS %; new SO 90: bulk
meats. shoulders and clear rib aides packed Saa
lv1sv; pIS9 \ sn = Lsrs. ~ Nah os n B stuts t dyYi;
| western packed 10a20c, creamery 25AS6C Egg
steady at 2oc. Con-, Q quiet and easier in tone; Rio
ca'eocs ilHal21{c sugar quiet: A soft ::kc. WHISKY
steady at 81 i9al l9h. S,5'.. -Y'@'
CINCINNATI, o.. March a.-Flour dull. family
q GhAs ". fancy 81 loaS 80. Wheat flm: No. 2 rcd
81 GOAL VI. Corn weaker: No. amixcd l9a50c. Oats
weak OFT: No. . mixed SGHa37c. Rye easier: No 2,
CtXaGSG barley IN good demand: extra No. 3 iili
6satGc fofr dull: mos SIS %. Lard easier: prime
steam 9; 2Sag. SOC; Dalk meats dull, shoulders lie:
short lib oAc. Bacon quiet; shoulders 10; short fI6
loIc: Ah2it c.oAr l0xc. Whisky In good demand
at 81 10. inter steady: extra Northwestern cream.
cry 9se; choice dairy 2Sc. linseed oil. fair demand
at q o.. 7iIl "T- TJIi ljI1f +
TOLEDO. March 3,-wheat quiet and Arm; No. .
rod, cash 81 OK. March 81 60 bid; May 81 Oh. No. 3
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". J. Juhnston's Sons, hooss iurnlsbipg
goods and household hardware, are also doing
as good q business as usunl, and are begin
ming 70 forget they were flo ,ded.
Fsarzell. the hardware dealer on the corner
of MAIN and Fourteenth ~streats, has his stock
10 good shape again, aud hts business IL going
on Rs II 1t had never been stopped by the
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Bloch Brothers have about as much 10 do
as ever at this timeof year. They still have
some cleaning up from the food 10 do and
this makes the farce work even harder than
usual. Their principal loss was on cigars.
Their stock o is all fresh, and they are
doing q thriving business in all departments.
They have no damaged goods. Lots of new
goods on the way at the time of the food
have arrived. md their trade is going ahead
In Its usual channel.
B. j.. smyth, the grocer, Is in his usual
good shape, and doing cs goad business as
ever. IS
Capt. J. NJ. Ray, OF La Belle street, and D.
J. Mckee, OF the Island, caught it pretty
heavy, but have both entirely recovered, and
are selling lots Of first class family groceries.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.

j ,hn W. Heiskell, bookseller and stltioner}
Il lest very littIe-hsd:orly a few do lars
worth damaged, aud that Is ont Of tue way
But you See 1 am well supplied with novel
goods. / sse no Islsps sI Of dull ba uIg.b,a
perhaps we shall have q dulles summer than
lvpo1 u M ..- #Il.rz .. a.s- 4L ms
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Brown Bros. are also in the same comfort
able shape as before the freshst, and their
cezy ssors room on Market street Is filled
with a new, bright stock. They report bust.
ness better thuu usual,
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Campbell-"0t! you are going 10 leave, ell!
Well, leave us q lock that hair" The Colonel
was pretty warm sbout this time.) r
Baird-'Get rid OF you? Who the said
30? Why, we don't want you to TO-. We
could not find Il better cipher than you
e1enn. omnes. CONFUSED voices rs the party
adjourned down stairs. Expressions such es
Wooden head" you'll see" "'Tain't 80"
You wave your dirty shirt as long as you
please" etc were heard, while the repor,o.
force lay down on the tables and went
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~ "n'ao t1ey ioot utdVlly by the u1Od,
their business did not suffer permanently.
AlscklLANEuu..
NJ. J.. Pollack, proprietors OF the Pacific
mills, lost a good deal OF wheat. but on the
tuesday after the waters went down thew IA.
cetyed 500 busle's OF wheat OF Of one boat.
and they have not refused a bushel since
They have been grinding flour right along,
and have seen no falling OF In trade.
A.. I. Castor, the stencil man, lost heavily
BY the food, but II anything it bene fted hi.
business. a5aa - '""tA'I
Van keuren, the painter, had a great deal
OF paint spoiled, but he has not lost any bnsi.
ness on account Of the flood. IE5 -.
L. WaGner's paper warehouse Is omen for
ensine.s, n trade Ia picking up gradually.
AIR. wagner wcs 9 heavy loser, but he saved
most Of his stock in the warehouse. I..7
At heckers cutlery store busir ess was re-
ported brisker than before the flood. The
here now. - 1 AA'N
Wilson and Robinson, the Main street
PAINT and sash and glass stores, are hoth
going right along as II there had been mr.
Hood, and business Is brisk with both. -
rMessls. Harpsr. T. Bro, hats and cans .
we mad q pretty thorough drenchipg. mt
We cleared out The whole Of that stool At
once and replaced 1t by what Won see hersH
an entirely fresh supply Of everything W.
don't cry over spilled milk. We ara coins
ahead doing business Us usual and the frsds
seems 10 understand that ,".TS'TS'"11
House, the musio dealer, was The only man
10 bis line who caught 1t, and he sufrarad
little damage. all traces OF which have bsen
removed. de reports business fair, M
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
LABIES PLEASE NOTICE.

Before removing, which
must be done by Jan. fsty
prior to rebuilding my store,
! offer my entire stack, i'm
double stores, at and below
cost, and name in part some
OF the goeds:
600 Cioaks and Doimans.
1000 pieces of Ribbon.
1000 Ladies' Collars, eolleF-
cites and Fichus.
1000 Gents Collars and
Cuffs
1000 new design scarfs
and Bows for Gents.
1000 Ladies' Hats just re-
ceived, all colors and
shapes.
1000 PEumes, Tips, Birds,
Win gS and Feathers.
1000 Ladies' and Gents Un-
derwoar.
500 fine SILK Handkerchief
A Largo assortment OF
Chiolrens' Caps, Gents Hats,
and Caps, Ladies' and Cents
JeWeEry.
Mrs. a. HERsTEIN,
Opp. Huntsville Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
STATE NEWS.

The cabbage crop at Mobile was frozen
and killed.
Loyeless' Planet was entered il the New
Orleans races.
Miss Lula Weldon is teaching the Moul.
ton public school.
Miss P. B. Frasier has control of the
Conrtland school.
Birmingham still works for the U. S.
Dist. Courts.
Yesterday was the day for Pesey to have
been hanged.
Seven Star Lodge F. A. NJ. at Courtland
is booming with work.
Sleighing has been the order of the day
almost to the Gulf.
Montgomery boasts of wooden tsle-
phones.
Lucy Turner. colored, to conceal her
shame, buried her new born babe alive in
the woods near Decatur.
Peter Reynolds an escaped Murderer has
been captured at Birmingham.
Selmo is dissatisfied with gas aud wants
the electric light.
D. G. Powell, the fugitive slayer Of T..
I. Raney in Butler county, has been cap,
tured and jailed.
The Alabama river is in better boating
condition than for the past six months.
The cold wave reached Mobile, killing
the vegetables and orange trees.
Mr. G. NJ Vassar, Of Birmingham pro-
poses to organize minstrel troupe.
Miss Wells and her associate teachers in
the Trinity School at Athens, received on
New Years day.
Oxford has been visited by another fire.
Loss estimated at $40, 600.
DR.. Morrow, of Gadsden, drowned him
self in the Coosa river, and his body is yet
unrecovered.
Some of the burnt portions Of Gurleys-
vile are being rebuilt.
Mr.. Robt. McLip and Miss Sarah Gar.
rett were married at Athens Dec. 9th.
A State Temperance Convention has been
called to meet at Tuscaloosa on the 22d.
Richard Gibson Of Decatur, died last
Sunday, poisoned by diseased meat
The Southern Railway news and luach
stand at Decatur was broken into Sunday
night and robbed of SIS in cash and other
articles
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
MARRIED.

MoogE-SHAY-At the residence
of the brides parents in this county
Thursday, Dec. 9th, 1888, by Rev.
John Washington, Mr. Bragg Moore
and Miss Carolina Seay.
EANoE-CosEY-At the residence
Of the brides parents Thursday Dec
9th, 1888, by Rev. Henry Crutchsr
Mr. Allen Nance and Miss Mary Co.
sey.
DEMENT-REDUs-Sunday Decem-
Der 81, 1883, by Rev. Ned Burwell,
Mr.. Isom Dement, and Miss Sarah
Rsdus.
SALES SANDERS w ednesday jan
usry 3, 1884, Mr.. Alex Sales aud
Miss Adelaise Sanderson.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
PERSONAL

Capt. D. D. Shelby. Gov. D. 2.
Lewis, Geo. S. Gordon Esq, and
Gen. Walker have been attending the
Supreme Court at Montgomery this
week.
Chief Justice Brickell is indisposed
at his residence in this city.
Mr.. Bailey, formerly of the firm Of
Campbell & Bailey, is in the city.
Mr., Powhatan McGill made a Hy-
ing trip to Blount Springs last week.
Mr.. w. f. Heikes has returned
from his North western tour.
Milton Humes Esq, has bean in
Montgomery during the week,
Mr.. H. J. R. Williams has return
ed from holiday trip to Nashville
and other points.
Mr. Lark Robinson is filling an en-
gagement with Messrs. G. r. Done
gan & Co., in Birmingham.
Mr.. J. w. Clifton orders his GA
zETTE to Decatur.
hr Frank Bishop, leading mer-
chant of Wcodville, honored our
sanctum with 8 call. He carried
away GAzErTE subscription receipt.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
!. 1.si.15orhoo1 New an1Gos|iEP.


Rust Institute has new roof.
-Nor lookout for the pneumonia
Rev. Mr. Williams breaches al
.ba I. S. Court room to morrow.
Mr.. Price Haywood is teaching
p,ar Green Grove.
The weather suspended cotton
rs.eipts this week.
Nicholas Davis Esq, has remov-
\ bis Office 30 the West side Of the
Square, with Capt. Shelby.
The Commissioners Court was in
session Monday.
Regular Communication Of Even
mo star Lodge F. A. IL. next Non
day night
The forthcoming Independent
~DpaI it is said will be known as
lae advocate.
The Sherif's sale of the j. & B.
Lambert stock now amounts to near
y $4,000.
Tho reported capture of Adams
turns out to be false again.
-Maslin & Bro, are selling out at
cost to retire from the grocery bust
ness.
The case Of Conner VS.. Saith
from our Chancery Court was revers-
ed and remanded by the Supreme
Court Wednesday.
Rev. Nelson Wilkinson united
ID marriage Dec. 9th, two couples
Mr. Tobias Collier to Miss Annie
Collier, and Mr.. S. Evans to Miss
Patience CaudIe,
Mexico Bill was what the reg
i8tar said, and the curious Of Hunts
vile have been quite puzzled as to
who Mr.. Bill is. He is good look
ing and dresses oddly.
The new Turbine wheel at the
Spring fails to come up to the re-
quirements of the contract-a 80 incl
stroke, 80 trokes and $50 gallons t
the minute. The city therefore re
fuses to settle for it with the contrae
wrs, Messrs Love & Kirk, Of Chat.
uaopga, until the 80 strokes and 36C
eIons per minute are furnished. A
Cincinnati macbinist has been order.
BY the contractors to remedy the
job.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
Common Sense.

An old Philosopher used to main
tain that all Ladies are alike. Their
varying fortunes being due to cir
cumstances. In like manner it may
be said that all Ladies desire to
dress well. The knowledge Of where
to buy making the only difference in
their wearing apparel, one thing is
certain, the best dresse Ladies, and
those who pay the least money for
their goods, buy Of Mrs. A. Herstein
opposite Huntsville Hotel, where you
can buy Zephyr at &c an ounce, and
a new lot of Circulars and Russian
Circulars at 10 per cent. on manu-
facturers price. All Ladies should
call and see them; something new in
Huntsville.
b1Rs. a. HERsTE1N,
Opposite Huntsville Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
oemi-Annual Discount Sale

HERSTEIN & LOWENTHALS
AL Winter goods must be sold re-
S"uless OF cost to reduce our stock,
9OO dozen Ladies Merino Vests ct
1Ocfs piece, worth 75cts anywhere
else.
-VO doz. Mems Knit Undershirts at
-o,is' worth 4oc elsewhere.
All wool U lershirts at s1.25
'ae'e goods g canteed Medicated
fed al WOOL
All orr Flannels reduced 10 pe,
ssn'' Dress goods at astonishing low
I su'es. Blankets, shawls and skirts
Cheaper than ever.
.,e. e!'a1' and Wraps. If you have
as',l VI! Inclination to purchase an article
/ '"iS y Klnd, you may buy one from
y at your own price.
..ll AL our goods guaranteed 10 pc,
u less than any bankrupt stock can
be sold for a: 9'A 'AD
HERSTEEN & LowENrHAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
SIeighing.

The snow was in excellent condi-
iIol fos aleighiug Tuesday and We'd
ne8lay, and quite number INDUCED
II the sport. There were sleighs Of
various patterns improvised for the
OCCASION and the merry jingle Of the
bells were heard in every direction. A
shght rain and South wind Thursday
put sn end to the pastime and
bought slush and mud.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
Bound Over for Rape.

John Jones was arraigned before
Judge Barclay, Thursday, on a charge
or'Plng little girl named Alice
hoOlnson. The proof of the outrage
Vas sufficiently convincing to bind
'ae accused in the sum of $4,000 to
answer the charge at the next term
Of the Circuit Court.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
The Barber.

When you wish an easy shave,
AS good as 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 tho mind
And all my art and skill can do,
II you just call, I'll do for you.
PowHATAN MCGILL, the live aud popular
barber, may be found at his stand, on
Washington st. Don't fail to give him e
call. A first-c,ess shave for 10 cents
Trim and Shampoo. or 25 cents each.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
Temperance Lecture.

Mr.. @. Fl. Meade, Of New York,
Special Missionary of the National
Colored Temperance Society, will
address the colored people Of this
city at the County Conrt House next
Saturday, Jan. 19.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
Mrs. a. HERsTEIN,
Opposite Huntsville Hotel.
u NoTscEFOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Huntsville, Alal

Land Office at Huntsville, Alal
Jan. 8, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof IN
support OF bis claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala, on
18th Fab, 1884, viz: Hid. No. s50l.
John NJ. Curry-for the n. VIZ n.
EH, South-half n. E14 and n. VIZ S.
Ell, S. IA, I. z, r l West. He names
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and culti-
walton of said lant, viz James B.
Bowling, John D. Compton, David
Prince, Jonn M. Ryan, all OF Apple
Grove, Morgan Co. Ala.
JOHN Ill. CROSS,
1-12- Og Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
Bead.

lIr. d. @. Spotswood, who had his
aT-boue broken by blow from a
cnored man with bis fist few weeks
since, died from its effects Thursday
night.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
JUST RECEIVED
AT
J. r. KIESS'

Dealer in Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Crcokery-ware, Perfumeries,
Cigars, Tebacco, etc.
A large and fresh supply of
Oranges, Nuts Of all kinds,
Grapes, Christmas toys,
Bananas, Chinese tea ssts,
Fruits, Dolls, all sizes,
Toilet sets and Fireworks Of all
kinds. Fresh canned goods and
jellies. Also the Sweet Violet, the
best SC cigar
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
NOTICE..

The Executive Committee Of Mad
isoa County, en- Race interests is re-
quested to meet at the U, s. Court
room at II m. Saturday January -,
for the transaction Of important bus-
iaess, The following gentlemen COM
pose the Committee T. w. Town
send, z. Fl. Grsvitt, w. Nj. Ford, w
p. Williams, John Battle, Thaddeus
Young, j. NJ. Rice, Wiley Strong,
Thsmas Battle, Joe Burton, Joe
Robinson, Pope Mcdaniel, James
Isaacs, Shed Hammond and d. O.
Anderson. FRANCIS DAVIS,
Chairman
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
NCTHCEFOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Huntsville, Aa.,l
Nov. 23.' 1888.

Nov. 3d. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof IN sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Probate Jus ge
Of Morgan County, at Somerville, Ala. i,
on the 9th day Of January, 1s84-Hd.
9585-James B. Bowling-for The 81
$. E1z and E16 S. VIZ, S. IL T. 7 r.
West. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continueus resi-
dence upon, and cultivation OF, said
land, viz: Hampton Dunn, James K.
Dunn, Of Woodland Mills, Morgan Co,
Ala, and Jno. III. Curry, Frank Helms
Of Apple Grove, Morgan Cs. Ala.
JNO. ID. CROSS,
Nov. 31sw. Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-01-12
NOTEcEFOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.
Dacpmdpr IL 1912

land Office at Huntsville, Ala.
December II. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing settler has filed notice of
his intention to make inal proof Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at
Huntsville, Ala, on 25th day of Janua-
~, 1884, viz: HID S904-Eli Hammond
for the S1a N. WI 5. %T.2 r. w,
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF said land, viz: Chas.
Smith, David Turner. James Isaaks,
Jack Smith, all of Bailey's Mills. Ala.
JOHN M. CROSS,
IL l5-6w. Register,