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Fever asd hgue and Bilious Fever.

The liver Is the sent of these debit,
taslng diaoeaes. Hepatogoue strength.
ems and gives tone TO Tho system,
purifying tho blood, relieving II Of slI
masmatic or poisonous Influences. A
low doses taken several times q week
especially ~ the change OF tho Seasons
and during tho summer In warm oil
mgtea, VIII greatly assist in wardlng
of feYers of all kinds.
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Our ladles footwear department. il
the most complete In The nifty, our
stock is completely graded, from a
good low-prlosd article, 10 Sh6 best in
the land. We handle goods for all
CLASSES, our prices are made 10 suit tho
masses, az Leon Kahn S.
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Our stock OF boots and shoes OF gents.
ladies', misses, and boys childreu's
fell wem, liz now COM
piste. Wa have the best sga
largest stock ever exhibited In Dallas
and az lower prices, than good GUS
homemade over sold here heretofore.
Call at tho old reliable shoe house OF
Leon kahn'a and examine goods end
g0t pllces.
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RocKwALI, Oct. 10. --[correspon.
Deuce. l--Dongue fever IN becoming
very common In Rockwell county.
About 200 bales ofcolton 20 from this
county 70 market each week. Dallas,
pel markets.
TIE college building will DO ready
Nv occupancy by the arst OF No
xhs appointment Of Mr.. Robertson
ny me vacancy on the supreme
yco' occasionod by the resignation
~. Sce!s west gives perfect satiufsc-
~ W n0ckWau bar.
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ADVOCATES Of prohibition need lave

Advocates Of prohibition Deod have
no fears Of "PRiCKLY ASH BlrTERs"
~ it IS q medicine, and by reason Of
It's cath9rtic properties cannot bo ussd
as y beverage. H. is manufactured
rom tho purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Bidnoys, St0m-
sch and Bowels. AS q blood purifier
y has TO equal IL Is pleasant 20 tho
TASTE and effective in action.
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Mabry, Esq, EN- aneled . corone,'s
jury this mornins, whose verdict l.
that the deceased came 10 his death
from the stab mentioned shove.
A brisk norther Ia blowing to-day.
Mr.. II. p. Glenn, u leading merchant
here, left to-day TO JOIN the excursion
/ to pccOs CITY.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
tin0 hate, viii now sell the balance OF
stock regardless Of price. / need anu
must have the room for large stock
of shoes. Call soon, ana save nOnoy
hetor9 the stock is Droken up, at Leon
Kshn's,
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sou EaEHa, Vine Plates
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed forsa.
IN money or postage stamps. Over ffty wo, rSv
lul pen pictures, showing who may MARY wa,
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decay W vr,'.
should marry. How life and happinees ,r, wig -
increased. Those married or abont 10 "a, r,,. se
should read it Of interest ard value "a a LAD
thinking man aud woman. Popular !. ss ;1
paper cover, 25c. Address FDrs. ygWITTrrTTyps'
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1885 viii get You genuine mems
bend-sewed calf shoe, in button, lace
or gaiter. The eesiest, bost and chsap-
est shoe in the land TOR II money, at
Leon Kahn's.
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Ta,,n n YilhAnn-

Are you about to trayolP For sea-
sickness, malaria, or the effects OF n
change OF climate, food or w0tnr, there
u nothing so beneficial as Parker's
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Orr, IA Main street, IA receiving
large shipments Of buggios, carriages,
ETC., daily.
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EEtAIfss5 Pass pAI1I.4~a.s. g
GOING EAsT--T. q p. pRPOr.
No. A2--St. Louis kxpress. ..... $50 A. q .
Leaves Union Depot. ............. 9;i1 A, NJ .
No l5i--San Antonio TX arr. .l0;SJ p. II .
No. %A-Now orlesna Passenger. S;ig p. N .
80. SG leaves Union Depot .... $3.50 p. N.
GOING y Esr-UNION DEPOT.
No. 20l-California Express, arr. 6:i5 P. u .
No S0l--Csiifornia Express, Tvs. 6:35 =. N .
Leaves Il d P Depot .......... 0:4S P. X
no, 3O3 Local Passenger, ar .... IL 80 =, NJ.
no, 303--locai Passenger, Tvs. 1910 p. NJ .
Leaves y 81 +. Depot. .......a. .l2:e0 p. NJ .
No l5S--SGn Antonio Express,
caves Il. 4 i, Depot. h.d5 A, II
Nos. SlS and 30l run between Fort Worth
and New or,eans daily. NOS. 1914 and l5}
connect 1T Sort Worth sith trsins TO and
rom Colorado. Nos so ,Rl2 Gnd 3Uj take
meals AZ the Union Depot. Double daily
lr9lns to New Orleans. Tue Texas q Pa
ciilc ~ III miles the shortest route TO New
Orleans. solid trains 81 Paso TO st. Louis;
also Dallas Ga san Atomic, etc. Fast time,
irst-class equipment, sure connection. See
that your Ticket readh win the Texas & Pa
oiac Railway.
Passengers booked B. and nom all Ets
IN Europe via the "RED SrAa" Steamship
inc, plying between New fOrs, PhilGdel.
phia and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
"AMEHICAE" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
For maps, time tables tickets, ratios nnd
al required information, call on or address
u. =. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 5l6 Main street, Dnllna, Texas
II. T. HUGHE2,
Passenger Agent Houston Texas.
b. W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger ana Ticket Agent, Gal-
weston, Texas.
Traffic Manager, Galveston. Texas.
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III. u. Burr d Bro. are solo agents
Tor tho celebrated "Knox HAITI tbs
worry beat made. COS Main street.
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The Globe Clothing House swceps
she country. unassuinlng, withe,,t
pteeen.lous, they arc dealing out % an
epetSolotlvo pablo, children's sults.
~ ~ 9 snle3l mems s9itss shirts a
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Just try bottle Of DR.. Scotia Cocoa.
IRON aud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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HNENAk TRU X RAILROAD, QFFINE
ot supe lEteulcut Dau,., iSXns, Oct
IL, lSi-Notlce rs hereby gwen that ON
aud Nftor Oct 10, 1855, Cedar IT 4 ON viii b-
open tIr business Export bills OF lldiry
VIII be Issued from Kaufman, Kemp and
Eedsr. ". II. IRVINE, Sup't. and G,P.k.
NOTICE TO lAND WNERSs-OIfR
~ Dir j u. loud, who has been 10.
pointed commissioner TO tho American
,hAposlion, 10 be held IN london, Eng.
land, May, 1870, is preparing "a pamphlet
on agricultural and METEOROLOGICAL adj
Vnnigges or Texas. We propose h circu-
lale 2ltN copies OF thia work IN Europe.
anu we want land In ovety county In the
St.te TO otter forsale Send Ms null dos-
Vrlploh OF what you have for sale 50 that
We m'N vnler itup Mr.. Land win aid M
IN hppeudlN to his work cur lat OF lands.
and We want IL 10 be ns layge IA posainln
,,ANh q, THOMPSON, 400 sycamore street.
u wi ~ =, I,Nsa: octll-dtt-wlt
M 0IOE.-CLAi RVOYANT,-MA
~ stevens, ~ lM uarvood, cnrnrr liar
wood an BRYAN streets, tells past, psoscnt
hnu future events, causes speedy marriage,
anu brings separated together, and curesg
all discusses by mngnc,iem.
MOuCE 10 TkAVEi.ERS-I h YOU 90
~ 10 Clobnrnc, stop gi tho GAIT Housg,
aowiy furnished; hJsteps nom the raitoad
uepn splendid table, 81 and 81 %, NO.
nLu
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Notice 60 Publishers
a Chambers Folder In perfect order.
Tor sale cheap. Address HERALD office,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

A complete line Of school shoes for
boys and girls, from the best factories
ct prices TO suit the times at Leon
kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

Group, whooping cough and hrou.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by j. L. Williams Il
Co,
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FOR RENT.

EORliEH'r-ANf NICELY suRNlsiten
II room at residence No Ts9 Pnc,f,c I'VE.
auc. married couple without children
p.ese,Itu. octn.-t
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John Cisentraut, bricklayer, ciatern
builder and sol,ing CRATES aud all
kinds of tlelwOrs. Leave orders as 4li
COmMNrcO stvhet.
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Bouoho. tho grocer, has az fine ton,
eoilse, sugar, canned goode, 40 can be
bought anywhere.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, positive
euro for caterrh, diphtherta and cank.
~ mouth. Sold by j. u. Williams d.
70,
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FOUND.

EouED~s IBRAuELET WIN pan pan.
~ lock attached. The owner con pet snc
same ~ calling ~ the Herald Ofiirc md
f-s'ns cnereee. octi1.tf
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For your bowels and livor take He.
ps.oxonc every other niss. antii sur
hciently aroused.
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Just try a bottle OF DR.. Sco,t's Ceeoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
sincerely yours,
r..

pinaa 49,, NNkNk JOsElU,
Blood Balm Go. viii mail anyone
y copy OF our illustrated "Book of
wonders" free for 80 DAYS. IL tells
wonderful tales about ,hs blood and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

Group, whooping cough and bron.
chills Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by y. a. Williams Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

$3.50 will ret ladies' genuine CuK
kid, band-tarn-button boots, ut Leon
Kahn's.
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=, Oystorsl oysters! Always ahead.
Fresh Saddle Rock oysters a. Livings.
TONS Delmonico Reataurant,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

Keep OF diseases whom danger
threaSens. Take Hepatohone and YOU
Will be safe. Try one bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

Road wagons, phmtons, buggies and
All stylee OF vehicles for sale low, by
Or, al Main street. y
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We win show you tho hueat assort-
mont OF Arnheim merchant tailo,
goods, at 80 cents dollar, liobt
Clothing Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

Joel D. f'rasier whisky cures
uengus foyer. Al Two Brothers
saloons ~
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Nu& sA D. E-.iS,,tO ACRES or LAND Is
Il stephens county, partly Improved
ana len ed abundance o. livlus water.
lsnu uss-cHss and suitable for rauch pur-
poses or iarmln E; splendid lncntlOu t1r a
loiony, Apply TO the eoU Invest Land
tohlpN y, ScptiT-nn
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Castles Bros. have tho largest as.
sortment Of silk, wool and balbriggan
underwear. 5l2 Main street,
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lgus ,ALs. THE JOHN FOGAsFY
I'm, gith all Improvements, machine
Texas, y miles east OF Waco, and1 miles
rom NJ, Calm, on the Texas N
~ IA uis raj road. aud consists
ing OF ~ out 9il0 acres Of the very hest
tanning lOnds, With about 900 acres in cuI.
liNnloni There Is an abundance of nator,
pasture and t.mbtr lnnd IN the tract. For
iur. nor particulars, apply 10 uN.LNAN,
LEWIS 70, Galveston, Tcxas. sep3 .6m
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Il health, viii sell q borg ia IN hank and
iesiUogce In D. growing town &c 1, 0Gl inhnb.
ilant'i which ships l2OO0 b0lts Of cotton
and ono OF The best cattle shipping points
M Northeast Texas, location very healthF.
Eor farther Information apply 20 W. H.
A N.L, lltINu once sCp-lm
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just try u bottle OF Dr. Scoit's Cocoa
IRON and Phosphorus. For sale by all
diuggists.
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rs Few Iflplna MQ1To and Chrislmss
y s Ele; ~ = 2 ch'ss;:; ( &; q
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For sale by all Druggist
Treatise on Bood and skin Dlsea5 gs
mailed free
REtH SW TT 2 PFC RIO CO,
,.-..., DrRHor 3. Atlanta, ua.
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just try Q bottle of Or. SCOTS Cocoa
iron and Phosphorus. For sale BY all
druggists.
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Burt q Mears shoes at Leon Kahn's.

James. Means celebrated IS shoe at
Leon Kshn's.
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RAILROADS
TEXAS Pacific RR
THE GREAT YosuLAR ROUTE
sEIHtEa THE FIST AID The WBT
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORI.L.AS S
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUIsIASA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and

Fsyorite line 10 tho Moth, East and
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
dStly between 1t. Louis AID Dallas. Fort
worth FL P9sO and san Francisco, Dal.ss
and New Orieaas Without change. Pull
man Seepefs Fort Worth and Dallas To
New Orleans without change.
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ANuR oAbt--LAbtGS AMI 4iiNT'.
j restaurant iir cts la every pattlc-
Hafi eesani dNbnres, ihfgo years leG,e;
be location IN oiiy; bt-gam for cash
AlNTesg OK 70, Fort worth nnlln-lt
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EOR S LEA GO ID sECO D,NASU
Il organ 70 low price, aud ensy terms If
ae5ltgd' WILL a. WATRCy d %, Herald
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ZOE SAl-L

EUk sALE-A DRUG i o y, We'll
u establ.. he'd IN the city, doing % good
business; u ba gan To g ri ,Lt Kind of a
man. VIII sell or trade fer real estate IN the
Guy nrEast Da KS; no one without money
ol rea, estate need app y apply 10 J Il
Hay No 1878 Elm street. near the Unior
Depot, Dallss. texas" octl4-2t
EOB SALt-A GENTLE (8AY ]HVRSE,
n md asa ~ bug gy; both suitable fur
family o. delivery Apply ut III North
tNrt oOu street octli-2t
NOR ALE r. \ B ,tU IN - - I'M
A. of 500 acres, welt improved ana wa.efed,
~ ~ miles northeast of CorSicaua AID.
dress D. W BROOKS Cnrsdana Texas.
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WANTED-A MAN 20 WORK IN A
w dairy; none but n good man need
apply. call on ED : ALsreN. CO ner Elm
and sycamore streets 10
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Cnris;maS Announcement.

At VI. VI Newman & Co, splendid
assortment Of Christmas presents.
Dolls. Glassware, Plush Goods, Mir
rors, Christmas Cards, Gloves, Han G.
kerchiefs, Hose. Mutfrrs, Circulars,
Boys Clothing, Overcoats, all at very
mach reduced prices at NJ. M. New
mans & Go. Every purchaser of
81 so will be presented with a fine
linen handkerchief or other hand
some present at NJ NJ Newman &
Co. First bargain counter. largeas-
sortment Of holiday goods at 25cts
All Of our 121, Is and 20cts Hand
kerchiefI reduced in one grand lot al
l0cts each Circulars all sizes $500
costs store open from low unit
Christmas until 9 a m
NJ. NJ. NEWMAN & 20.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
NsillhBeFhood { News and Gossip.

Cotton s to 81.
Winter has opened its campaign.
-Christmas will have lovely moon
light nights
The Commissioners Court was
III session Monday. IL was decided
TO let no more con racts for road
Imps Cyemenis this winter.
A Farmers clun has been organ
lied at Fri ma with Mr. Nathan
Rove us president, and Mr.. IL. Lyle
Stcy.
-rhe December Alabama Teach
erS' Journn is GU: and biimfnl o.
interesting reading.
A good New YeHr resolution fnl
on G Icred Socieie les We viii bny
and build tAll I
-Basfers Weekly aud II .rper''
Young P-opla are ont In beautiful
Christmas dr.ss
Sc veial alliances in fashionable
circles are On The programme for III
holiday.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
receipts are hight.

Cotton receipts are hight.
Christmas trees are now in order
An elegant present will be given
away at the NJ ssonic supper on the
23th
The term Examination Of Rust
Normal Institute will take place
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday of
he coming week.
On the night Of the 30thinst there
there VII be given by the pupils q
musical and literary entertainment foi
the beGefit of the school.
The remains Of Henry Sladt
who was murdered at Fayetteville,
Tenn. on the night Of the 9TH by Z
jealous rival were brought to Hunts
Vile ap,l buried last Monday evening
Deceas. d came from Mobile to Hunts
vile several years ago and has been
prominent member Of the Terrell
string hand.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Personal.

Mr.. E L Perry. the guest Of bis
sister, Mrs Nora P Chllds has re.
turned to Birmingham.
Mrs. Jarrett Richardson is up
from Birminh ham.
Mr.. r. G. Hancock, was welcomed
among his f lends last Saturday.
Rev. S. Livingston. is attending
the conference.
R-v. I. w. Coffee, formerly Pastor
Of the A. NJ. Church is attendiug the
Conferences Rev A. w Mckinney
Principal of Rust Institute and Pas
torin-charge at Lakeside returned
Wednesday from Ills attendance or
the Ala NJ. E. Conference at Mobile
aud a trip to the New Orleans Expo
sition. MIR VIM Ford has removed
his family to Chattanooga and will
engage in the real estate business.
Mr.. j. J O.5baughDessy. Of New
York has been the guest OF his broth
or Maj, O'Scbaughnes-y.
Mrs. Ella Hammond was in The
city this week on a visir.
Mr.. Allie Baker. OF Connecticut. il
guest at the residence of his father
Mr.. A. A Baker.
Messrs Chas. Baldware, Thos. w.
Townsend. L. c. B4tts, Parker Jor-
den and Hampton Conally are among
the petit jurors summoned for the
January term Of the Circuit court
which convenes on the 18th prsx
imO
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19

CORTLAND, Ala Dec, SD, 90
w H. l.. has my thanks for his
compliment.
Mr.. Jack Paryer had his hand
cut very badly by a gin last week
The pleasant face of Mr.. ID. ID.
White who seen on our streets last
Saturday.
Mr.. Maths Davis, one Of orr
most successful farmers, has pnr-
chased a conntry home on Spring
Greek.
| MIR. Elan Galy left for the "Lone
Star on Friday the 4 inst MIR
W. W. Simmons has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff, his stead Simmons
is very popular and will make
good officer.
| Mr.. j H Branch is already mer :
toned as the Republican candi
date, from this Senatorial District
for the Senate. Mr. Brsnch has
served two terms in the legislature
and the Valley boys want to honor
him more. MFR E d Reynolds is
the "Crack" shot::after birds here,
but Mr.. s H Hayes can sell more
goods for less money than any man
in the Valley Miss Annie Fitg-
gerale has secured the school at
Leighton and will 60 to work soon.
Miss Ella Ashford, opened school
on Monday at Wheelers. s.-Mr Dan
Campbell seems to be the coming
man for Probate Judge. Your
Bird again, enjoyed the hospitality
Of Mr. George Miner Sunday night
last.
Mr.. Miner, is the "chiefest Ro-
man of them all''-Mr. Stephen
whiteis the best claim agent in North
Ala When others he collects, Steve
has been soldier himself and knows
it is.-Rey. w. w. Levels has re-
turned from Conference, and will
he with us another year.-Stilll the
feecy staple whitens:the fields. And
if the weather continues as it is, it
will likely etay there.
It will certainly be hard for the
poor people next year for the crop
last year was short and they had
to make an account on the first Of
January. The failures this year,
leave most all of them In debt.
When will our people learn to raise
bread and meat at home? AS long
as they devote their entire attention
to cotton, SO long will some one have
to "ruu" them. It seems to me that
it is about time they were waking up
from their lethargy:and begin uing to
grapple with the stern realities Of
life. If we ever be people We must
hew out our own path and it takes
education and capital to do this. III
educational matters they do hot
seem to be sufficiently interested. Ii
the state gives them three months
school it is all we'll aud COOL but if
not they make no exertion to have
their children educs ted. Some will
not even buy books.
Some If those that take papers
do not read them of course | mean
the mass ss.-There are honorable
exceptions -Courtland has resumed
its winter trade of cuttIpg and
shooting. 1 frequently bear the
remark They have to kill a man in
ConrtianJ every year" Yet 50 far
there has be Ell no one killed this year
But you Al hear pistol shots most
every uis bt 10 diff rent part of town.
JACK DAw.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Wide Awake for December.

The holiday Issues Of VIDE Amcke
slways are beautiful Numbers, eift
book. in themselves. worthy OF
p-rmM mt binding. This year two
plastic >ketches in three color tones
make the Xmas number an art tress-
urr. The Christmas selection OF
oripinal,oems stories &c Is ~ good %
conld ie contributed by orr most
noted -uthors and writer's for the
voung. deAwake il $500 year
D. Lot..op 4 Go. Pub Boston, Mass.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
A. N. Z. Conference.

The North Alabama Conference OF
the A. M. E Church, Bishop Payne
Of Philadelphia, presiding, has been
in session here during the week
with large representation of the
ministry ST that church. The session
will probably be concluded Monday
next.
Bishop Turner, arrived Thursday
and co-operates with Bishop Payne in
the Conference work. The results of
the proceedings will appear in our
next issue.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Elegant Holiday Presents.

In Jewelry,
Silverv&re.
Col | aud Silver watches
Clocks Cutlery, &c.
Gold pens,
All goods genuine and warranted to be
as represented and marked down at lowest
market prices. At
Fred. A. Houe's
Jewelry Store
West Side Pnplic Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19

Any number Of desirable presents
are on exhibition at Herstein & Low
nthal's-Silk Handkerchiefs. Gloves,
Neckvare, Cloaks. Wraps, Lace Cur
tains, Blankets, Shopping Baggs. etc.
All Winter Goods at reduced prices.
HERsTEIN & LewENTHAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Found Dead.

Mr.. Harry Brandon was founn
dead in the Athens road about three
miles from town Monday. II seems
that death lai / its icy hands on him
while riding along on his mule. when
found one foot was yet in the stirrup
and the mule standing still. Deceas-
ed was q we'll to do, thrifty farmer
enjoying the esteem and respect Of
his neighbors.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Remember that
MURRAY
Is Selling CHRISTMAS GOODS
CHI E A P E r
Than any House in the State

FANCY GooDs-It were impossible 10
give in ane advertisement, even synop-
sis of an inventory. The immense stock
must be SEEN Everything from ladies
toilet case, to baby's doll, is in stock,
and it seems as ii the designers OF fancy
gift goods this year, have aimed to keep
in view the extreme of excellence.
Call and examine. Compare and
Judge. Prices speak londer than words.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Killed With q SHOTGUN.

Alex. Cobb was shot and almost
instantly killed with shot-gu by
Joshua Walling, in Morgan county
across the river from Whitesburg,
last Saturday evening. Walling had
trial before Justice Draper and
was discharged on the grounds that
he acted in self-defence.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Assault with n Pistol.

Eliza Donaldson was arrested late yes
terday afternoon by constable John Bry
ant, on a warrant sworn out by one Mar
garet kcKinney and daughter, for as
sault with a pistol.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
MENIAI.

NJ. ridianville had marriage in
iigh life last week, the high
cnniracr ing parties being Mr.. q:
Price, Haywood and Miss Edna +
Ross, Snccessito the happy pair.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
HOSIERY g. GLOVES.

We are Offering special bargains
in black aud solid colored Hose. Cash
mere. Jersey and Taffeta Gloves i'll long
lengths. A full stock of the best makes
in Kid constantly on hand
Special care will be taken in filing or
ders sent to US by mail and satisfaction
gunreneed in every Instance.
We also invite attention to onr large
stock in the Donegan Block. North Side
Of Publir Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-12-19
Esia'e of
James r Plumer
Deceased.
PRoDATE COURT.

Letters cf Administration Of he EAu"s
Of said dec, dent hsvi, z been granite" /"
the undersigned ssn tie