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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

The w., o. & W. K. R.-THE CLARKE
BoNDs-DEFERRED PAYMENT-ExTENsIoN
OF THE ROAD, &C.-1n the Circuit Court OF
Richmond city yesterday, the present own,
ers of the W., 0. i w. road presented a
claim to be the owners OF all the Clarke
county bonds not absolutely sold, by virtue
of their purchase under the decree of sale.
This claim was argued by Messrs. Barton
and Bates, and was opposed by Messrs.
Stuart and Smith. The judge will decide
the matter to day. The deferred payment
due on the road January 3lst will be paid
on that day in New York to such of the
commissioners as may be present, and will
be distributed directly thereafter, as the
report of Commissioner Mushbach, which
viii be the basis of distribution, will he ready
for confirmation by the court when the
money is paid 1t is stated that the exten.
sion of the road will begin as soon as the
above payment is made and release ex-
ecuted. The first mortgage on the road for
s25, 900 per mile was recorded to-day in the
city and county courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Va. t 8 defd -; CONSOLE
dated 3Slte; dc I'd series - past due coupons 80 /;
new 10 4Os 80: new 3s 52a. bid to-day.
Cotton steady; middlng II. Flour steady
and quiet; Howard street and Western su-
per 81 75a3 / 5 do extra SD 25a3 rs do family
do extra So 25A3 10; do Rio Brands 81 To-:
Patapsco family So So do superlative patent So TO.
Wheat-Southern steady and firm; Western lower
and quiet Southern red 93a9G; do amber 97a9S !;
No 1 Maryland 94k asked; No Western winter
red spot S9Aa90; January 80 asked Feb
ruary 992. a9Ois March 9llsa91 81 May 93a4a
"a Corn Southern firm; Western steady !;
Southern white 55a56 do yellow 5Oa51 Western
mixed spot 50lea51 January 5OLa51 Feb
ruary 4SL,a4Sk March 4Tata4S; steamer AZ
bid. Oats firm aud quiet Southern 35a3S;
Western white 37a3S; do mixed 34a36; Penn
sylvania 34437 Rye firm at 72a-5. Hay steady
with fairly tctire demand prime to choice Penna
and Md $I4a17 Provisions steady and quiet; Mess
Pork old, Sl3 80; new, S13 10 Bulkmeats-
shoulders and clear rib sides packed CARLY Bacon
shoulders Gal; clear rib sides Sla. Hams ] 2ati
a13 Lard lrefned) St,. Butter firm for choice
Western packed 11a21 creamery 22a31. Eggs
carsocs, ordinary TO fair 8i2a9ie. Sugar steady
and quiet; soft Ola Whisky steady at Fl 1ss
10.
New YORK Jan. 27.-Stocks weak. Money easy
at 1c Cotton dull; uplands II Il Orleans II p
Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat better. Corn
higher.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-11 A. m.--Wheat opened
steady and rose to 50 for May, but under heavy
selling broke to 84E,. May Corn 41aIl -. May
Oats 311ss3l4.
Arry,Snpr. T. .TrIE NJ ARK EFT Jan % 1885,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
By 3. T. Lucas G Co., Auctioneers.

At AUCTION, COMMENCING THURSDAY
n January %, $50, ut 70 o'clock a. m, the
ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES of Tcnnesson
& Co.'S Store, Marshall House Hing street, con-
sisting of Wall Paper, Franc. Curtain, Mould
ires, Chromos and numerous otter articles. Sale
positive. Terms cash. ian2I-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.-A
prominent Baltimore business man, who
has been identified with movements to Sc
cure Southern railroad connections for Bali
more. informs the Sun that he knows that
for the past thirty days negotiations have
been going on looking to the Pennsylvania
Railroad getting control of the Virginia
Midland. The Pennsylvania has been gath
erinp information in Baltimore as to the
extent of its business south Of Danville, and
he thinks it is more than probable that IN
the near future it will be known that the
Pennsylvania will have an all-rail connec,
ton by way of the Virginia Midland road
all the way 10 Atlanta. Mr.. Fahenstock,
the New York capitalist, who ls now at the
head of the Richmond and Danville syndi-
cate, got into that corporation through the
financial weakening of people he had
assisted, and he wants to get out. He
was prepared to treat with the Pennsylva
MIA or Baltimore and Ohio. The latter, If it
had concluded to go in for the control of
the Virginia Midland and the Richmond
and Danvile system, would have secured
at once fine traffic for its line to New
York. The Pennsylvania appears 10 have
seen the importance of this to its Easter II
connections. 1t could be done without a
great deal of cost, when the interest H.
volyed is considered. He said the PROPOSE
ton is for the Baltimore aud Potomac to
pro rate on freight with the Virginia Mid
land and its allied lines to Atlanta. The
Virginia Midland has been bottled up at
Danville, and the through freights now 60
by way of Norfolk and West Point.
Rumors corroborative of the above have
been in circulation here for some time, but
nothing is known or could be ascertained
at the Office of the company in relation Ia
the contemplated change of ownership. II
seems to be foregoae conclusion that the
present arrangement will not last, and that
a change may be announced at any time in
the near future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28
.4MUSEN ESr.>.

7 AIDES FAIR.
number of ladies who feel iii interest III ne
CADET CORPS OF ST. JOHNS ACADEMY. and
think its full equipment matter rot only OF
pride, but of financial Importance TO the city, will
hold FAIR for its benefit at McBEREEi'S
HALL, commencing TONIGHT a2d continuing
during the week. Handsome contributions haze
been made by friends of the cadets abroad. ard
they hope the business men the city and Others
interested in its prosperity will give them the
su pport they ask.
Season tickets fifty cents; to he had Il. the drug
and bookstores. an2G-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

TIE RIvER.-The steamers Leary and
Lake arrived here on time this morning
from Norfolk and report but little inter-
ference with navigation by the ice below
Indian Head. They proceeded to Washing.
ton. The steamer Conoho, which arrived
here yesterday from North Carolina,
also went to Washington this morning.
The one boat on the Washington ferry line
has bad great difficulty in making her trips
to-day, the strong. wind having piled up
where it runs near the Mary land shore.
Passengers from QuaDtico to day report 3
schooner, loaded with stone for Washington,
and twelve boats loaded with oysters as
being in harbor there waiting for the river
to hecnn,e sufficiently Gear Of ice to enable
Them 10 come on =. n" towed TO this city.
Neither the Lake o. I-esry will make their
trips to Norfolk this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States local SHOWS
and rains, followed by colder, clearing
weather. rising barometer, winds shifting TO
northwesterly. Tomorrow clear and still!
colder weather will prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

COMPENSATION AsKED.-Moses Stephens,
colored, an omnibus driver of this city, sent
a petition to the City Council last night
praying compensation for loss sustained by
him several nights ago by his team, with
wedding party aboard, becoming stuck in
the mud on north Alfred street. The petit
ton states that one Of his horses, which he
values at sl75 piece, sank SO far in an ex-
cavation on that street on the night in
question that spades had to be brought into
requisition before the animal could be ex-
humed. The paper was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28
DANJO LESSONS
GIVEN BY

A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER.
For terms enquire at "a King street. Van
Anken,s Music Store. aDG-1m
nOYAL GLUE, KENNEDY'S FATORITE
Il REMEDY, PIsO's CURE FOR CoNeuMP-
TION, PONDS EXTRACT, WARMERS KIDNEY
CURE, Browns BITTERS. LESLlE'S PRE-
sCRIPTfOE FOR SICK HEADACHE acd LEAD
BEATERS LUBRICATING LlSiMEST, tho
great remedy for Rheumatism, Sprains. &c. For
sale by Ijan22l s.LEADBEATER BID:
NEW NURSERY Or HEATING CUP-This
n cup is very convenient arrangement: thst is
made to ft on any ordinary gas burrer, and BY
short time Sold by
;an27 E. 8. LEADBEATER & BRO
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X
northwesterly. Tomorrow clear and still
colder weather will prevail.
THE PRIZE DRILL Of the St. John s Acad-
emy Cadet Corps took place at the Fair
last night, McBurney's Hall being densely
crowded on the occasion. 1t began some
i'm minutes before the time appointed, and
was 80 soon over that many who wished TO
witness it were too late. At a given signal
the sixteen cadets named in last evenings
GAZETTE formed on the left side Of the hall,
Under the command of Capt. Il. E. Lee
Martin; Capt; Oyster and Lieuts. keech
and Marson, of the Natioua! Rifles, of Wash
ington. taking their places in front as judges,
and the drill proceeded Cadet after cadet
was rapidly thrown out, the judges being
very strict, until but three were left 10 line,
lat Sergeants Slower, of Baltimore, and
Jonas, of New Orleans, and Corporal Wheat
lev, of this city. The two last were then
thrown out in inverse order, and Sergeant
VIM. T. Slower declared the victor. He is o
great favorite in the school, and was warmly
congratulated, cheer after cheer following
the announcement of his success. One OF
the officers in his enthusiasm, forgot that
his naked sword was under his arm, and in
moving towards him, struck Corp rsl
W0eatley III the queen Will ilo Poiuts ~
bicting slight wound. Just before the
drill the Alexandria Light Infantry had
entered The hall and been received by the
Cadets, and the men evnced great
interest in the contest. The opinion was
generally expressed that the drill of the
cadet corps his year, is not up to its stand
ard Of the last two or three years.
After the drill the judges and Lieut.. Tom
linson, of The Naliona! Rifle Cadets, who
accompanied them, were entertained by
Mai. Pierce, of the Cadets, and by Capt.
Mushbach, of the A. l.. l.. and bis officers,
and they left on the Washington train, to-
wards midnight. expressing much pleasure
at their visit. The fair is progressing favor
ably and doing a good business. The ladies
acknowledge, With many thanks, additiopa!
contributions FROM the following gentlemen:
James F. Muir, handsome chair; John 1.
Cole & Co., Iady's dressing case; w. II.
Tenney, Georgetown, barrel Of flour Pretz-
fielder 4 Co., elegant photograph album in
blue velvet Thomas Hoy, chamber set;
Patrick +. Georman, silver cake knife; +.
Worth Hulfish, elegant pair of club skates.
There have been some very elegant contrl-
buttons from ladies, but it is presumed that
il would be unpleasant to them to have
their names published. A number of gen
tlemen have, also, made handsome contri-
buttons in money to aid the ladies at the
tables. On Friday night the Corcoran Ca
diets, of Washington, will visit the fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

The CAUSES OLA CoLLlsION.-Thes tean'-
boat inspectors 10 Baltimore yesterday rem
dered decision regarding the collision be-
tween the steamer Conoho and the tug
Alexander Jones, which occurred on Jan
uary 9th near Sandy Point light. The col
lision occurred during fog, and the Conoho
was running at the speed of seven or eight
miles an hour. This the inspectors decide
was too fast, and they suspend the license
of w. L. Hudgins, master and pilot of the
steamer, for thirty days. They also find
that the Jones was drifting and that she
should have rung bell. They therefore
suspend the license Of jeremiah Cotterill,
master and pilot of the Jones, for fifteen
days. The Conoho arrived here yesterday
loaded with lumber from North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

CHICAGO, jan. 2S.-11 Il. m.--Wheat openc'
steady and rose to So for May, but under heay.
selling broke to SAL. May Corn 41ai11s. Ma,
Oats 81 1sa3ll4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-28

New YORK, Jan 27-Stocks weak Money easy
at 1c. Cotton dull; uplands III Orleans II p
Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat better. Corn
iuba
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
Industrial Conference.

The Industrial Conference which will L.
s,eli at,New Orleans, has been postponed
until Februar, IL, IL s. Delegates ars rt--
ines ted to prepare fv minute papers a
,ne or more Of the following topics:
l. The Cause and Cur Of the ''poor
aomes'' of the colorei people.
2 Does ''Society' Louor the profession
above the .rades Why?
g. Does color unft man to fiji pO-l.
ic.a that involve master minds and trained
hands?
L. Can ahv "olored man now get thor
ough instrr ction ia the trades
s Scnouls Versus Apprenticeships ior
making mechanics aid ctIze.e
g. Advantages If beginning the trades
a the high Schools and Colleges.
z. The great benefit conferred By the
John y. Si.t.r fund, in promoting an inte-
rest in skilled labor.
8 Can & ished mechanics be produce
in connection with College course
.. Tw.'ty Thousand educated colore'
tn ior lhe schools puipits aud p,'feh
one; nd eigtty Thousand for sklll.d Ia
or.
10. The timber, coal, iron, a..d water
over Of the South invite the colored MAI
''g Mp higher"
IL. Africa'Y forests and mines awaiting
American coiored MASTER mechanics
IL. NV car our int rsst in skilled Ia
oor increase the attendance Of the pfesen
schools
~ dow may the present schools oper
the way to the trsdes7
IA The .ed ii one Or more Universe
'ies OF applied science opsn g graduates o
be present &c o0ls
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
STATE News.
Mea,les prevail in Etowah county

M..1les prevail in Etowah county
Old homes 90 for 8 cents il " ulf"n
Gads,eu gave whiskry N F'
II 139 Tuesday.
E.st Aha, rms - ne ii@3
q IS crt's
i,,,o,,,ee.'>'a he wea' ss.'i
new unifoTNls.
Walker county coal lands are IN
great demxnd.
Mollie Y ung humbusged Tusca
Ieosa rec. nily and il nov pseyi.g o.
other innocent spots.
W H. Williams, miner, WAS r.
c4t,is xlll-d IN the Co4Ikurg mines
Tw. womb, Mrs. and Mis- Pril
ss, er she'd in burning buildini
{ Mobile last Saturday.
Gen. Jos ". Bu'ke, the pressL
ficient Customs C,l! ctor at Mc
hlle. has heen reappoluted by ,h
President.
.Aa,snall t}irds levied on the siccl
f goods Of Ke.ti, & Co.. at Scotts
boro, Monday, ~ SATISFY legal cl i'm
of Cincinsati 6rn.
.ne mohtiity / ), oils Ut B.rn,Dg
mans aus,ri enterprises ams'un
| to over 100000.
Mrs. q. D. Hays was robbed r.
tramps near hay evi'ie, oh the A
lG, ). railroad last week.
JOSEF h Lloyd, well TO do colos
farmer Of Haynev,lie, recently II
from his Wagon, Afterwards txnlh
ting signs of ir,ani y. be was sell
u the Tuscaloosa Lnn tic Asy yiun.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

NxAs Colliersvills Msndsy mann
ing. . mob fired upon and ~oundes
two colored men charged with nsus
der, and bold threats Of lynchingi i;ii
cd the air. They need down there Of
fcers Of the 6rmness and grit ofSh+I
IL McGehee and Deputy Fulgham {
take Judge Lynch by the throat !
10 the duty of officers of the law I
put down mob violence, aud If all =
fcsrs performed this duty fearle->l
and without favor, barbsrous l,nci
ings would be less frequent.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
The Barber,

When yen wish an easy shave.
As good as barber ever gave.
Just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, eve, or at noon.
cnt and dress the hair with grace.
To suit the contour of the tace.
NJ, room is neat and towels cle~n,
Scissors sierp nd razors keer;
And every ing think you'll find
To suit tne lace and please the m'
Apd all my art and skill can do,
II you just call. I'll do tor yop.
PowHATAN MCGILL. the live and opu;.
sarber. may be found at his stano
Washingtc st. Don't fail to give him
call. A 6rst-c.ass shave for 10 ~
Trim and shampoo or 25crnts 4, ch.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
New State Legislation.

Tho new Revenue law has con-
features which will operate agaips
the business interests of the State,
not revised and amended. The ia,
on loan companies will drive ava,
capital from the State, thus provin,
= burden to all the induetries. IL.
law needs careful and critical atten
tion beth - to Objectionable festure-
and to save the law itself from th.
fate Of being declared unconstitution
A-as went . former enactment.
The Senate will have before it tb.
crop lien repeal It will do the
greatest good to the greatest number
By defeating the House bill.
The new road laws are in shap,
and will come mp for discussion il
both Houses. No more importan,
matter will occupy tho time Of the
Legislature and any laws which will
give the country good roads will do
more toward our prosperity and ad
vancement than oceans of politics.
Akin to this eubjec is the RAILROAD
lesislstion, which will come up. A.
hiRhwsys which render the nubl,c
great service in cheap and r.pio
transportation, it seems that the,
should reesivs consideration at tb,
hands Of representatives On th.
ether hand the interest uf the people
must 4 eoasss b properly guarded
wnvD coming in conflict with the
g ct corporations which control the
roads.
Among the other more important
aud general laws under consideration
arc: A till to relieve Mr.. Pratt Of .
part Of biz liability ~ one Of ex-Treas-
ErsF viocsnts bondemen: A ball to
as.ablish an immigr..iioa bureau: al
y tchinery bill; An ensctmeat for
eodayiAg the lava: Law prohihifiae
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT
State Of Alaban.a,-M alison Cou,t,
Regular Term of Pfoh ,ta Court. .Jan'y
18th. 1885.

Estate Of EnOch cooper, Infant.
This day came Emanual Mccall. v
Guardian of the Estate OF Enoch Cnoo
er. Infant, and flied witt, the Cour, his
aecOhLt ant vouchers 10 ~ Annu
Settlement Of his Gua Il ~ n Of
Estate: II IL considart.'. ordered
judged and detr'e h, lie Court. ,ha
the 9th day Of February 1888.
be and tho same hereby appointed =
DAY OH which To make said settlement
II il also ord dered by the Court tina
du. and legal notice or the ding of H.
account and vouchers. tn nafur. a.
rhe same. and the time appo.n.e,l b
the Court FIR the Settlement, be give,
by publication for thre. successive
eeks in the unrsyllie G AZErTE. :
newsprper published ia IN C.n ~
N adi- n >ta'r OF slabi,at. q " s.b
time all peers ns inter.s eu en- a;.e
and cOniesf saI,t settlrn,n', if thev :.
proper 10 1850.
WILL An ktCi 1pSUV.
Judge ol ProbA,e.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

utrr sting Nu... -nd Capital City
Items.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. -. 1885.
rhe came old story retold-dul4
,Drs dread Montgomery police
men.
A small FIRE on the 18th loss
$500.
The Gray's Annual ball comes of
,.,h it's usual eclat Jan. 30th.
Our colored citizrns propose erect
ug frs: class hotel.
So clever John White has deseried
10. Good luck, noble boy.
there was big sale Of real estat.
Ian. 18th, footing up = sum total Of
s52,750 1t includes part OF the
state Of the lsse C4l. j X P"s .ll
Duke Of Birmingham"
Our very popular Sup't Of mai
,arriers, Mr.. q. W. Lewis, has beer
trueg;ing maniully against indisp''
ition and "holds the fort"
Dr. Dorsstte performed delicate
.,rxical operation On N sster s. Child
18th inst, cutting Oh portion O
% upr-r jaw. The patient is get
ting on finely.
| E1io.ts arc Oeing made to organic
. Litersry Association here. 4
osetiBg for that purpose vas held .
be "Old Ship" Tuesday night. bu
owing to the bad weather. Was eliin.. |.
attended.
Although the night Of the 2OshAwa
lark and rainy. the Literary .Societ.
! vs. orgs,. ICED Mt the "Old Ship
Church. Mr.. E Wilson Of the Csti
n served Ms tenporar. Chairmst :
II W. Giles. a. Sec'ty r j. Smith
ESQ BY request, addressed the meet
ng on the rroessdiugs and usages
Aterary societies. Permanent OH
] RS were then elected ~ folluwE
] K. J. Smith, E~q Pres Mrs. {
3 Logan and :. ". Giles. Vic
fs-ia. ots; DR.. Dorsette. Sec'ty
re J mes bale, Treas Exeoshv
| ma.ittee:-J. N. G Logan, Ms.
q. Duke. Misses F E Ell-worti
I Fly, Ssllie Blus., Virginia Ale,
d A, r. Davis, A. e. Bradford 81
!, + Frazier. Librsrian-E V. Viii
n. The meeting adjourned to NEE
nssaas evening, 9Th to hear th
| "r, os he CMnn;ttee Qn Constitu
. and By laws aud to receive MAN
RS.
Mr. 3 J Smith, cur Washing to
Eyer, had HE hrst Gaze here on th
O:i.. before the Recorder. He vo,,
I'd his client vent his way rel,
n y. INITIAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

TIE House Rivers and Harbors b-|
makes the following appropriate
for rivers in this State Alabsn
river, $4,000; Cataba, $40, 900; Tn.
lapoosa, S5, 900; Wsrrior, Tonbisbe'
aud Big Warrior, $50, COO.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

KEEP the Blair educational bill :
the cara Of your Congressman by VII
ting to him to support it.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
MOTTO or ANNUAL SET.
ELEMENT.
state Of Alabams.-M Madison Coul

state OF Alabama.-M MadisOn County.
Regular Term Of Prob ite Court, Jan'y
18th. 1885.
Estates of Waslii gton Bransford, IL
lie BraLsford. and Maggie Bransford
Infants.
This day yNcamr Henderson Brandon
Guardian. of the Estates Of Washing.
ion Bransford, Maggie Bransford an
Lille Brans.ord. Infants. and filed
with the Court his accornt and vOucn-
rs for Annual Settlements Of lis guar
dianship OF aid Estates: 1t j. consi.-
cred, ordered, adjudged aud decreed
by the Cogrt, that tue
9th day Of February, 1885,
re nd the same hereby is appointed a
LAY on which to make said settlement.
1t is also ordered by the Court, tn 4
dye and legal notice Of thr tiling Of the
account and vouchers, The nature rf The
same, aud the riWc appointed by the
Court for the settlement, be given. hy
for three successive weeks
in The Huntsville GAZETTE, a new--
paper published In the County of Mad-
lsOn, State OF Alabama, = which tim
all persons interested can appesr and
contest said settlement, II they see prop
er to do 80.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
Juige OF Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

VIZ have upon our table tho very
b nns .sne iiins,'gs.m.rN A vsf
Annual, illustrated, io' 1885.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

NEv YcRx will be honered BY it
new Republican Senator. wA. \
Evarta Distinguished and eninen'
- iurist, IN orator and statesmsr
he enters the Senate fully ~quirpet
for useful, brilliant and inhuent'sI
career.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

TIE Huntsville (Als.) Gdsette j
enc of the land marks Of its State. :
Wl.hout the Gazette, Aisbama ~'u'o
be nowhers.-Sduannah tGa) EcAo
Thsnks, Bro. Harden. Here "
reet.'
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

ECoNeREss can do nothing mer
timely and just than to refund tn
loae es the Freeaman's Bank dep ri
tori.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
SATURDAY. JAN u. 1885.

GIN Burke WAS promptly confirm
ed by the Senate.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL S. .TILEMEN

State of Alabam Madison COun
reguiar FERN 1 Probte Court, Jan /,
18th. 1886.
T.. ates OF Thomas and Edgar Ken
Infants.
This day came Levi Scrnggs, Gu, /
dian OF the Estates of Thomas aud /.
gar Kent, Infanr.. and tile with IL
Court hi accounts and vouchers f,
Annual Settlements of lis GuardIai
ship OF each of e;lid Estates: 1t is cor
stdert.d, ordered. a'ljudged and decree
by the Cour', that the
9th day q February, 1885.
lie and the sa,ne hereby is appointed
day on which to make said Settlemri,
1t is also ordered by the Court, t..
hue aud legal notice If the fling Il,
account and vouchers, the nature
the same, and the timr appointed b
me Court for the Settlements, be Civ.
hV pnhlicatio. for three >uccpssiN
weeks, In thr Huntsville GAZE1TE.
newspaper published III the Conn, 4
Madison, State o. AlabaMa, aI whiy.
time all pers )ns Interested can appea
and contest said set. le.nent, if they Sc,
proper to DO so.
WILLIAM RICH r son,
Judge Of Probate
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

Nh. r. A. Mossley.- Jr., Of Talla'.
"a, has been elected Grand Master /
tho Alabama Odd Fellows.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-01-24

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