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PlNKEYE.

Col. James L. Fleming. 8 prominent grocery mer-
Chant. member of the firm of Fleming * Lotion
augusta Ga makes the following statement OF
Specific:
ln the fall of 1888 1 had a valuable colt taken
With severe case of pinkeye, which resulted In
the most fearful case of blood poisoning ! have
ever seen. After eight or nine months of doctor
ing with every remedy that / could hear OF.
cespsiTe6 ~ cnre. At this tire the horse was
unable o owe. because OF swollen limbs. His
right Ia was as large mans body. and
had or IL over iOrty running sores. He mad also a
number OF large sores on bis body aud other
limbs. He wasa most pitlable looking object, and
was advised to end his suderings with the shot
gun. Be was valuable animal and did not
want 10 lose him. After rscking nv brain in
search FOR another remedy more eilicaeiOus, /
thoueht OF swifts Specific: [ knew II WAS in
vauDle to the lmsn family a G blood purifier
ana why should il not be for the animal as we'll
did not hesitate, but sent last July TO Atlanta
Tor q supply.
began tse treatment with o. of S. S. 8. aud 4
o. CT water thr e times day. This l continued
Tor a wees. Then increased the dose 10 or Of
each. and continued for a week. Then increased
cz sgaiD. The result was that III the end OF the
first week The horse had fair appetite, which he
had not hsd since his sickness. At the end OF the
second week even gresJerini provement ap-
parent for MANY OF the sores fealire nice
and the horse manifested desire to move abOGL
At the eud OF the third week he began TO show
cain in flesh. and had fnll appetite. Tee swelling
bad ahout disappeared. l used in an about Is
bottles of Swift Specific. and when omit its use
the horse had only four small sores LETT on him,
and they healed uD Immediately
in August last all symptoms of the disease passed
sway. and up TO date no signs OF the return OF the
trouble have made their appearance, and the horse
has done mules work on my farm.
regard II one OF the most remarkable cures
have ever known. Thus this great medicine mas
proven boon 10 the animal as eel rs TO the
huu m race. JAS L. FLEMING.
Augusta. Jan. g. 1885,
send for hook on Blood and Skin diseases. Il IS
mailed free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3. Atlanta. IA.
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Neither mental nor phy steal labor can bs
accomplished satisfactorily unless the system
is in order. When you feel tired, languid,
weerisd without exertion, the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental effort, you
can rest assured that our l. yer Is not acting
properly. and that nature requires assistance
to help throw of impurities. There is no
remedy that will accomplish this so mildly
and yet effectually as PRIcKLY ASH BITTKRs.
A Trial will satisfy you of its merits.
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The Babies i'm the Cradle.

Babiep are very little things, yet they leave
great caps of loneliness behind tben when
they die. Mothers, save your little ones Oy
giving them Psrker's Tonic when they show
Signs of being unwell. This famous remedy
is 20 pleasant that any infant will take il,
and twill soon quiet and rsmoye their aches
and pains
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Priest can foretell. but not avert the futur,
a1dor.
We Idle thro' the days of youth,
And think not OF the coming years;
Bat could we learn the futnro's ruth,
What need there were OF fearful tears.
Talk not OF woe, ye gloomy seers.
Crush not our souls with Joy elste.
II matters not our trembling fears
For who can chan ge the word Of fate,
n.
Youth is the season OF deliRht,
Lies bowl for us o'erfiOws with wine;
We cfeam Of pleasure day and night,
While Phryne's kisses seen divine.
al, then, why think OF rheumy eyne.
OF weary heart ana hating gait,
Let red lips klss and brig eyes shine
For VINO can change the word OF later
III,
lis vain TO think OF coming woes.
When flowers viii fall from iresses gray;
Ahe future comes-the present goes,
Then let Us live our lives to day.
Let US be happy while we may,
The 1y ing moments viii not wait:
Lie can not alter-thO' we pray
TOr who can change the word Of fate
ESvoI
Think not OF woes We may endure.
Tho coming sorrows may be great.
The present only is secure,
For who can change the word OF fate?
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Major Follett, Brooklyn mechanic. has
invented wonderful sewing machine, which,
il is claimed, will do so per cent. more work
than any machine now in the market An
experiment with steam power m ovedi it with
a speed CT ?, 200 stitches minute, aud was
started and stopped instantly. 1t is simple
in construction. is easily operated, and sews
all kinds of iabricS from leather 10 ine
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WILL HE TAKE TURKEY =
asn :. s. Cox says May Not Practice
Diplomacy on the BosphOrus.
lWashingfon Snenlal

Diplomacy on the Bosphorus.
Washington Special
When will you sail for Turkey?' a re-
porter seked OF Hon. s. s. Cox. this mornin 2
Il may not sail at all" replied Mr.. Cox.
Il haven't qualified as yet | haven't even
resigned my seat in Congress Some OF my
frieI DIS are oppose my accepting the mis-
sion, ana believe &rs. Cox Isl league with
them. Whould it bs considered much OF a
joke, do you think, il I were to decline the
placer"
The reporter couldn't say. Mr.. Cox is q
great joker, bat IL he declines the Turkish
mission and remains at home it will not be
for the purpose of perpstrstinga joke on tue
country, but with 3 view of making the race
for Governor OF New York this fail. Many
Of his friends think it the opportunity OF his
lifetime
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and employ the radicsl ne7 method. guar
anteed 10 permanently cure the worst cases
of rupture. Send two letter stamps for ref
erencss, pamphlet and terms Worlds Dis
pensArv Medical Association. o'3 Hain
street. Buffalo. Y. y.
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LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Argument in .he case OF
Andy Nepler. charged with killing Young Harry
Clay, was concluded and the case was given to the
Jury this afternoon. No verdict had been reached
at II O'Clock to night and the jury ent to the
hotel, where It VIII remain until II O'Clock to-
morrow morning. What the verdict will be Is
merely asmstter OF conjecture.
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PRESENT THIEvING TARIFF.
Unsurpassed Rsss and Family PapsI.

The proceedings OF Congress and OF our Deu-o-
ratio legislature and the doings of our Demo
ratio National and Stete administrations will -
duly chronioled, IS well 81 tns current events t
the day.
It's Commercial Reviews ana Market Reports
VIII be reliable and complete.
Us Agricultural and Home Departments are
the best of hands.
Pithy editorials. select literary nre-fties ana
terisining miscellany are assured features
IL shall be fully the equal Ia general Informs
don of any paper in the land, while in its reports
on Indians sfsirs 1t viii have nc equal ISL
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CO9rNCsTrTtAa-.Ssr Ee e. lSrTsyTR ars<-,~
K,{,sgss ,sr NssSe st<i sAl 4Lolkf ~ sAsnts,sx
AR1;{rsa A saRs., tai pei n3f rrssA iss11<o
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n CABD.-To all VINO are sunering from er.
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness early decay, loss OF manhood, etc. VII
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary In south America. Send self-sd'
dressed envelope to Rev, T0sEPHiT..NMAN.H ts
ton d. HaWsYprks
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Ramford
Chemical Works, Providence, X. I.
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". HyuE.

Prizes. can fOreseli. bu, not avert the future
1aad0r.
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The Largest. Best and Cheapest Weekly
Ii the West at only
ONE DOLLAR.

AZ heretofore, an incorporating snemY
Of Monopoliss in v.hGtever form appearing.
and especially to too spirit of subsidy. -
embodied in the
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Weekly BANK statement.

EEw YORK, April 25-The weekly bank state
erit shows the following changes
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

vile. Willie Preston, Joe Webb,
Henry Andrews, Of Memphis Il. Z.
Pope, w. NJ. Mastin, A. A. Garner,
B. A Morten, Joe Garner, and DR..
B. E. Scruggs. Members of the club;
Misses Annie Pope. Margaret Pow
ers, Maria Clay, Julia Turner, Mes
sers, Milton Whitney, Allen Jack
son, Chas Hendley, Pope McDan-
iel, Shed McCauIey, Lawrence
Hendley. Executive com. Misses
Clara d. Scruggs, Susie 2. Masfln,
Lille G. Bradford, Hannah L. Pat
terson, Matte L. Jones. Messers
John Powers, Thos. jackson, Henry
Fearn, Chas. Scott. Miss Della L..
Scruggs, President; Heneretta Gar
ner, Treasurer: w. l.. Riley Secre-
tary, Miss Marlah Fl. Barnett assist.
Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. A. w. McC is culough back
from Birmingham.
Mr.. Chas. H. Halsey is enjoying
the Northern air in Western Mort h
Carolina.
Mr.. Jos. McGill is back from a
pleasure jaunt to Blount.
Aid, Rogers and family have taken
up their residence in the Raines
homeste ad.
Mr.. 7. E. WilIiford the gentlemen
lyn ew Druggist occupies as his resi-
dence the Crowder cottage or Holmes
st.
Rev. J. F. Humphrey has been
confined to his room during the week
by illness.
Miss Mary Gibbs. daughter Of
Judge Gibbs, Of Arkansas is in the
city filling an engagement as teach
er in the State Normal School
Mr.. Jordon Thymes returned last
week from brief trip to Blount
Springs.
Mr.. Brit Coins of Birming ham has
entered Wilberforce University in 0
Success to him.
Master Enoch Cooper is filling a
business engagement in Chattan ooga
DR.. Lee r. Fearn, is at home
again after a successful session Of
of school wok at Cedar. Grove
Mr. Ed We'll. lest last week for Mil
waukee, Wis.
Mr. j. w Campbell.an enterprising
business man of Worrior formally of
Huntsville is visiting his old home.
Mrs Sarh Reed, and Miss Cora p.
Murray. are back from visit to
Mrs. DR. Ross OF Rogersville Tenn.
Mr.. j. P. Hutchings has gone to
lndi ma on visit.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
brilliant S0cial.
]. A. B. L.,

The Huntsville Pleasure Seekers,
gave grand social Entertainment at
the residence of Mrs. Albert Powers
on Clinton St. Friday night Sept
1lth. The hours were pleasantly
yassed away in various amusements ln-
ciuding both instrumental and voca'
music. At a late hour the guests
retired to the dining room, where
they found the table groaning be
meath the heavy load of the delica-
cies of the season.
Among the guests were. Rev A.
w. Mckinney and wife, Mrs G A.
Henderson, Of Nashville. Mrs. j }
Holland, of Decatur. Mrs. Mary
Wynn, of Memphis, Mrs. H. C. Bin
ford. Mrs. Albert Clay, Mrs. David
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Pope,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A D. Shelly, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaiah Donegan, Mrs. Frank
Scrnggs, Misses Lucy Wilson, o.
Waverly Tenn, Josie jackson, ol
Nashville, Ella G. Scruggs o1
Huntsville, Hettie Walker, Madgt
Mcdonald. Messers Lee Scruggs
A. L Sykes. j. T. McGroom, Irvine
G. Brown, w. T. Wilcock of Naih
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
appointment of Township Su
peiMtendentS of Public Schools.

Ga the 18th ist., the following ap
pointments of Township Superinten'
dents for the Public Schools of Mad
isOn county, We're made in accO r,
dance with a recent enactment ot
the Legislature
I'll r E, r. j. Schrimsher.
T l R2 E, j. NJ. Walker
T2 r l E, j. B. Trotter.
T2 r 2 E, J. II. Giles.
T2R3 E, J. w. Elmore.
Il K e, Augustus Nuckols.
RE. DR.. Il. E. H. Steger,
r 3 R 3 E. D. W. Duskin,
T4R1E E, J. W. Pickens.
TAI l E, Thos. r. Hall.
er5R1 E, Chas. Green.
T5R2E E, J. E Butler.
It R 3 E, Nathan Whitaker.
II 6 R E, WIN. Gibson.
TeR2 E, Dr.. p. W. Kinds.
II II r. W, rhos J. Horton.
T1R 2 w, A. H. Bayliss,
TOR l W, G. f. White.
T2R2 W, Benz. Laxson.
T 3 r W, DIR. J. ". Barclay
T3 R2W, R Pettns
IA r W, Jno. Jordan.
r R2 ", DR.. ] r Fletcher.
Il 5 R2 w, Chas. r. Dhlard.
] A. B. LovErr.
Co, Supt, Education
N. B appointments will be made
for Townships r 3 Z, 1 6 L 3 p
40al [ 5 R W, By The Gsst Of Oc
l0ber.
r A II II,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

-lhi j Yum kipur or Day OF
Atonsirt with our Jewish citizens.
The new fire Engine has ar
rived
Fail begins this evening about
4 oclYrk
Mr. 4 Hearstein's front look;
land,nn-e in fresh coat of brown
Nights and mornings growings
cooler
City School will open the first
Monday in October.
-Ma>'-r Neal Basset will be the
Speci ! delivery messenger at the
Huntsville Post Office.
-Hes,i, .nts who expect to get
the ba., IL .:of the fall trade should
advertise
-Tie number baptised at the
Spring lust Sunday - twelve, fall,
short Of he old time proportions OF
these B piist semi annual INNER
sions
-Het-t -t.in & Lowenthal's estab-
lishment Is shown off to happy effect
by the ST roseate light produced
by colorrd globes.
Mr.. A,ron Daniels Of Maysvifle
has secured the agency Of a book on
the life rni services of Gen. Grants
and will canvass Huntsville for the
work.
We are now ready to show the
most com ,lete assortment of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes and Clothing
that ever came to this market. We
have opene a branch store at Gads-
den. Ala. which caused us to buy in
larger qnsntities than any time here
tofore, aud enables MS to quote prices
lower than ever. AS money will be
plentiful tnls seas Dn, We invite those
who have heretofore been unable to
pay cash /" give US trial. We
are satisfied that the savings you
make in tl' way will amply repay
you for ,.nr trouble. Oar system
or doing hn, mess is One Price to ALL
aud our t. ms are Cash"
i;ERsTEIN 4 LowENTHAL.
he Leaders of Low Prices
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

A. tie residence Of Mrs + Il.
Bynim, there were musical enter :
tainment FRIDAY night Sept l0ib.
1885 in honor of MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
]. Strong aud Mrs. Enderson OF
Nash vile Tenn, here were prest IN
vited guests:
mrs E B. Eldins.
Mrs d. 3 Natkins,
mrs. Ema Davis,
Miss Bette Visor,
Miss Florence Taylor,
Mrs. Percley,
Mrs. Mary Wynn,
Miss Ella Ragland. Memphis,
Elder HerIey New Orle>ns.
El.ler Banks, Galatih Tenn.
Elder Stone,
EI Ter Jones. Union City.
Mr. VIM. Hereford.
Mr. Alonzo Terrell,
Mr. Wm, Fate,
Mr.. ihos I. Douglass,
Mr.. Jack Green,
Miss Ella Nance,
Miss Celia Laws,
Miss Ella Lowe, Huntsville :.
Also a serenade by the ferfel
Band. Songs We're composed p'
Misses Addie and Lila Terrell an'
Mrs. Mary Ingles Ouest.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
Died i'm Mobile.

After lingering illness of many
months Mrs. Noah H. Lane, wife of
Mr.. n II. Lane. formally of Tusucm-
bla, died in Mobile last week. The
many friends and sqnaintances OF
this ki , land hopit. bic family will be
grleved to hear Of the demise of the
good aud afiectionate wife and mother
and mourn with the breaved hus
band AM sou their irreparable 9
loss.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

Suitable Buildings gs-Commi tes Ap-
pointed.
Pursuant to adjournment the dele
gates from the different churches of
Indian Greek Association net Aug.
80, 1885, the President, Ed. Sam
Braziel in the chair. Only four
churches were unrepresented. The
proceedings were opened with sing
ing and prayer,
By request Of the President Ed.
Hon. II. Castor delivered an ad-
dress, explaining the object of the
meeting. He read from the HUNrs-
VILE GAZETTE Of July 10Th an ar
ticle showing the need Of Primitive
Baptists encouraging more lberaly
the great Educational work, men
tally morally and materially.
Ga motion Hon. j A. B. Lovette
Co. Supt OF Education and Princi-
pal of The City Schools, white, was
invited to address the meeting. His
remarks were to the point, strongly
urging and encouraging the cult
vation of virture and the acquisition
of knowledge by our race. The
large and attentive audience mani
tested its appreciation of the speak
ers sentiments by frequent applause
and cheers.
Tae next Speaker was Rev. j. j..
Smith whose remarks were brief, bnt
| forcible and weighty.
Thirdly Mrs. NJ. l. Rtines, Prin
| cipal of Rust institute, by invitation
| in her useful mild, modest way ex-
pressed eloquene her appreciation of
|
| She agreed with DR. Lovett ia en-
forcing the fact npon the hearers
that the importance OF EI.icaiiou
could not be overeatlnlatr,i
| Mr. J q. Hobbs Was the fourth
Speaker lie sbDwttl plainly the
great and prestin{ need OF the b4p
fists establishing such an Institute as
is proposed.
A motion then prevailed for The
] appointment OF II commute nf five on
| Permanent urglnaz dion, VIZ Bros.
| Wesley Cartridge, } Smith, ) 4
Moore. John Sea, and r L. Laws.
While the committee MAS out far
ther inter sting appropriate al
dres & sto the occIs.O ~ r. siive.t Il
Tne committee r-portei for per
manent Officers, Ed A.n Ii. Gas
ton, President Ellers Wnl Flrtch
er, Beverly Jon, s, Vice Pres. Eli.
}. r. Scales sec'y.; Rev j. j. Saith,
Assistant Secy Eld. Byrd L. Chap
mau, Treasures C.ms ii. Ware, Ass /
Treas. (; Jas G. Hobby, CASH. +. Tnt
Report WAS adopted
On Motion Standing COMMITTEES
were appointed as follows:
BUILDING &c-Jas. @. Hobbs, b L.,
Chapman, Fortune McCravy. j. j.
Smith, r. L. Laws, Wesly Cartridge
Wm H CASTOR and J. r Scales
End. -BoARD OF TRUSTEES AND D1
REcroRs. y. w. C,sey, J r More,
j. Malone, Sam Bolden: Eli Patton
Westly Cartridge, r. L. Laws and
}. j. Smith.
3rl Committee on Resolutions
j. J. Smith, Fred Bsasl-y, } K
Moore. J. w. Cosey, Jno. Seay,
Jno Malone, VIM. HI. CASTOR.
4th. CONSTITUTION & By LAWS, J
lC Hobbs, j r. Scales Wm Hays,
Oliver Hunter, Alfred Higgins, Il
L. Laws; W. H. Gastpn,
Tie meeting then adjoined unit
1880 pm to listen to addresses by
Rev. A. w. Mckinney and Eld }. /
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
Primitive Baptist Educational
Meeting.

Addresses by Eminent Educators
Forming Plans for the Proposed
Baptist Institute: Resolutions
Adopted to Purchase Lots to Erect
Suitable Buildings gs-Commi tes APP
pointed.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
The Barber.

When you wish an easy shave,
AS good as barber ever gave,
just call on Inc Mt my saloon,
At morn, eve, or at noon.
| cut and dress the hair with grace.
To suit the contonr of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen;
And every thing think you'll find
To suit the face and please the IL ind;
And all my art and skill can do.
If you just call, I'll do for you.
PowHATAN MCGILI, the live and popular
barber, may be found at his stand, on
Washington St. Don't fail to give him
call first-c,4ss shave for 10 cents
Trim and Shampoo. or 25conts each.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

Saturday. September 26. the color
ed exclusion to Chattanooga will be
the greatest event OF the kind that
ever occurred on the Memphis 4
Charleston road Make your ar
Engagements early and be sure to be
ready in time. It.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
Rust Boarding Department.

The 81 ware homestead oppo. ite
Rust Instifnte is being over hauled
and fitted np as Boarding depart
ment for stn Tents Of tn at School.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
DIED.

CLEAGE-At the residence of her
father Maj. J. II Sloss. in this city
Sunday, Sept 13, 1885, Mrs. w. D
Cleage.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

Oar citizens should remember tha
great excursion to Chattanoooa
Saturday, September 80 Cheapest
rates of the seaon Fare 81 .25 cts
round trip. It.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
NON N-RESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Alabama Madison County.
At rnlea held by the Register of the First
District Of the Eastern Chancery Divis-
ion Of the State Of Alabama on Monday,
the 7h day of September 1885.
Jennie B. White pro ami, complainant,
No. 1445 VS..
Grin A. White, defendant
Comes the complainant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Register that
the defendant Oren A. White. is non resi-
dent of the State of Alabama, and that he
resides in the State of Colorado and that
his particular place of residenc is un-
known. 1t is ordered by the Register.
That said defendant cause his appearance
to be entered, and to plead answer or
demnr to The complainants Original bill
Of complaint, on or before the
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
the COMMITTEE on resolutions.
EVENING SESSION.

At the appointed hour the Presi-
dent Ed. Gastan, called the meet
ing to orIer, and after singing and
prayer, Rev A. w. Mckinney inter-
ested and enthnsed the audince On
the worthy educational undertaking.
lie was followed by Ed. J. r. Scales
in an able address.
The Report of the committee on
Resolutions being called for it wa
read as follows:
PFSOI UTICNs
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
MASONIC.
8 I24w

ALABAMA Most Worshipiui Sovereign Crane
lodge, A. 4 ~ 4 NJ. Next Annual Grand Gem
mnuicatinG Will convene M Birmingham TIuc
oath, 1926 Geo W Hrax1all, Ialladega,
Chas Hendley, iinrtsgnie, Grand Master.
Grand Secretary.
~ CEs1EK STAR LcDag Nh -. Cenhe
~ = star Ma Monthy Communicate
~ lie lst saturday night cory mouth
RoegRr JeEDtN, " M.
DAVID DANIELS, Scc'ty.
"a DAvns FFlnIE LODGE No. Q, Tuscaloo-
II n sa, Ala. Ec4ulay Monthly Communica-
~ ton at in- sd.ty night IL each mol.th
at71s ocl.et. 4. n Good, ". NJ
Jeremiah I;arnes Secretary.
IA EvEni>e HrtE LorGE M. q, Huntsville.
~ Ala Regular stated Communication
~ qua Moniay uightin each mouth tI
O'Clock Trlnsir' brotlpea Welcome
T. Z. Belts, W. NJ.
Chas iiendlcy, secretary,
a KING HIRAM ropaE, No. II Union
~ Springs, Ala Meet III Re u'ar Com
~ mnnlcation lst Thursday night in each
month III 3 o'clock CL " Hamilton, ". NJ
L. II. Watson, Secretary.
IA MouNT MoEIAH LODGE No. IL. Tallfde-
~ ga, Ala Regular Communication lst
~ Tuesday in each month ut 7I o'clock.
Isaac It. Jacobs, ". M.
Geo W Braxdall, Secretary.
"a MOUNT HEBRON LODGE No. Is, Bin
mingham, Ala, Regular Monthly Con-
~ munication 1st Tuesday in each month
Hall on ith Ave. between 9th and 10Th SITS.
Wm. S Kyles, W III,
J Fl Binford, Secretary.
"a ST. JoHN's LODGE. No. 2, Mobile, Ala.
~ Meet at Masonic Hall n. Il, Royal and
~ st. Michael streets, lst Wednesday
night each month ID RegnIar Communication
at 716 O'Clock. Alfred Smith, W. Nj.
G. d Wheat Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
End Monday i'm October. Isl

or the same will he taken Dro confesSo
against him. 1t is further ordered, That
this order be published for four weeks in
succession in THE HUNTSVILLE GAZETTE
newspaper published III Huntsville, ID
said District. the first insetion to be made
without delay that a copy be posted at
the Court House door in Huntsville. and
one forwarded by mail to each Of said de
fendant within twenty days from this date.
Done at office in the City Of Huntsville,
this 9TH day of September. 1885
w p NEWMAN
Register Chancery Court
, 4 ur
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
HUNTSVILLE
FAIR AND RACES

Will open at Huntsville, Alabama. Tues
day, October I5tt, and continue five DAYS
There will be grand exhibition of all
kinds of Stock, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
An extensive display will be made in the
Agricultural and Horticultural Depart
ments.
There will be special attractions, and
many new features will be added to the
exhibits in the Floral and Art Halls.
Amusement Of all kind daily. A fine
band will be in attendance
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
Notice to the Public.

Pay no attention to circular announc-
ing excursion to Nashville, Friday, Oc-
tober md
There has been no arrangement made
by Dr. Kennedy or Jarrett Richardson
with this Railroad, nor will there be, for
excursion rates from Huntsville, Flor
ence, or any other station, to Nashville
on Oct. ., 1850.
T. s. DAvANT,
Asst. General Passenger A gent.
Memphis Teun., Sept II, 1885.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19
HuntsvilleGazette
Neiaasorhood News and Gossip.

~ Bny your groceries, country pro
duce glass and china ware and no.
tions g-nerally at
j. r. KIEss'
Grocery Store,
B.ntsns are offered at the lowest
cash Prices in the market.
u,.nT AND SHOE SHOP
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

aAM Boots and Shoes made
Xns to order, and repairs
M4 Sdone in best style and
Cheapest prices.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

J. Il. Scales Sec y.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-09-19

JAMES C. HOBBS,
Madison St.. below Georgia Bridge.
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