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Fifth A-sAlma Johnsoa, sKats 4
Holnea. Mary Johnaon 90.
siaeel g. MaEy RgthsF g, Jarda John
son 50.
seventh A-sMabss Maria, Patsy
Linihan g.
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EsRhth A--sJsnnis Johnson. sCafl
Aolmes. Nellie Dodds s. Ffsdsrick
Knight s.
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names of pnpils w1o have hssn neither
aheent nor 1mrdy dnrinR thg term, VII
Be DabiisAed tonoErov.
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SRERlFF'S SN

IN THE DISTRICT COURT -
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unaNMAn ouzooz nuEAEx
Frs Grade A Glass; Wasiar PipsR,
sAseid MtDi1Ted Ra1a 2&uVo 81,
Elga LTDch 81
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IS Dos &kldmtxe e8 Katie HoWss ss
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BenWn 80.
sssand Grade A-sHaliena MsRas,
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sAliea Cen1un. Ho1n Davis s.. Peter
dDDkfna IS. Nolf1e 0oetf 06, John Berry,
Laura Arnold 90 Joseph Whits So
sI1nnea, sPeFzll Atkins. sHna0 BEaah,
slams Laeey, t0laHa Wilson, Lizzie
Baasaman. 81. Geo. Bosfh, g, PamieaE
Aglea g. Namie Warner Fred
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Pietna q los 1zlEis 81.
1hird Grade A-z5oaia 1zaDonald,
John Cunul Cham IS. Roy Ballard IS.
Loiia Oliver S. Bofnics Foster 81.
sophia Goldsmith q, Daisy Hanson 81,
fda jordan 81 Berthe Frink s., Nay
Means s., Nellie Gillette 50, M0liie
MeKnfahk g. Lsaltie smith 81, Gnaie
Fitz1iH1nnon1 80. willie L1ahe 50. Kaia
Epms5 81 Nellis Bird 8 0srlruds
Third Grade B cIass- sJamss Alexan.
der, AJcesphine a. Wolfe. David Dayir
s., Annia Raymond 81. Mamie Morris
81, Wits Hfna s.. Hmhert Hu6an al
Fred 0uIulan S.. Anaio Ora IS. Inaa
StFanz s., Lot1l5 Morris IS, Rachel
HummeIl S. Fred C4ookolt IS. Harry
Frederick 81, Nels Christensen a. Knil
Baxfer 81, E1gene Mccarthy 81 Myrl
. CLARK s., Lille Hnmmell IS, Julir
/ CoFdeay 50, Lizxie Gilmore 81, GracI
! Greene 81, Fred Baxter 81. ElaVe 0eoFQ,
So Marx Means 50, Fred Noi9ht %.
Fourth Grads A-*WliIle Meydon
baufE tEiua Mesdae sFns1 Kampl
AHel6na Adnmf, eA4MCd kellogg, Ma
Am1E1g s.. Mateie 0uYq f6. Geo Pea
eook s.. Emma Cakkaek IS, Walter EuI
ton -. Daisy 0iddinaa 81 Nellie Rus
sell s.. Risky EbbinRhouas a, Ton
Jorden s., Oscar 6taampdi s.. Charle'
Pease S. Ne.iis Hanson 60, Ella Dsuoag
50. q Tucker 81. Willie Probal 81, Noilil
HoNFseo' Aalf George % Willie Bar
ffyS
Fouxth Grade B -sJulia Orkh, sJessil
Reeves, aAddio Nasal. snsrsie FRYE
sLueiia Hall. sGussie Anderson, sAllc,
Panfeld, John Vaosags While Gtom'
1an, Jonnie Hamhlet So Frank Ehadl
s.. Oscar Piper s., Edith HaPeood g
IDA MeFFifeld s., Meta Porter s.. Ali,
Nenan g. Clara Ulin s. Harry Lalanl
s., Emma Ganterman Sc, Willie Lanou
S.. Willie Murphy 50, Lloyd Wright IS
iada WisainneF s., George Clancy IS
Edwin eohnutenhaua s.. 0sofge Jonsi
s.. Gfaca Lowe 81. Oraa hussell So, Fan
ME Boyle e2 Flank FredqEieka so.
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Enstr1 Al Its v rser,ans
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Gin EaslIa Ezta, MaEie G8R1t LiIII8
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Eanae. NEIsfsnee Slomell. tAIIsa Cara.
sAsand Cramar. Nrad Calhoan 81
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"a Harold Emilh. Clara Mzlson "a. Lottie
kallorR g. Anns Rinahart IS. noenr
3raass s.. Mamie oaihoun g.
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FAMcY POULTRY.
STEAMER HELEN.
Yer fofu etkaFd and WashinEisr

81 STEAMER HELKN. WI
: sIlls. y asleR lasrea Finrril,s..
ton & Sulith v hart seattle. every fug1iI ~
Wednesday ard FRIDAY. g % 4 ~. for
Il1cheIi'a Rulnt hend 81 fort Orchnr5 I.
eleos % hana q PORT NaahinTten. ~
turning ieaFe had ~ Por4 Washinrfon
. =. -, 1c.a q Port Orchard e l0M
q n, Mt heil'a pnInt AZ IL a. IN. arrfrf-.y
q seattle about ~ D. ~. every Irn1aag
THURSDAY and saturday. auf3dw
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n THR sTRAalER
EWAMCE e.

NV. TARFR Masaar.
WIN lsaya Yes1sra wharf Soaftln every
Monday morning. a. o'clock. fer
New Yves minsaer and Cuai Harder, via
Port Townsend and the fslands,
And Thursday mornings. a. ] O'Clock, fer
Coal Hnrbor. direct, via ahe Islands aad
Semiahmoo.
The Evanrol arrives at Coal Harbar
t1e DAY aitef leaving Scatiia and after
romalnine thoFe three hours leaFcs On
her return "trip q SRa18 Q. ars
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- /. ,In ISII E.Is11II.''

- p. z HOWARD, Sole O9nnr.
Wll, frem date. cary TIE unltnd kfatan
nAl On Hoods Canal makinR He1lI-
NeexAy trlps % Seattle. Leaving See
VIII touch Is Pura 6amh1a for naa1aro.1ss
Or tFefzhk arriving - Baaefis n ~
Aftarloon reflrat1R viii Leave Tee1er'r
WAaE1 a. "a O'clock every IneadaY nnN
saturday morning taking tie mai ~
k'azt Gamble Tor ese1eck 6nd Unfon Ctr
tack for Port Cam Sc every ~ 49,,
saturday. g q ke pasesnrlsr1 an1 1880
1r1 feceigo oeaees foF Az puiuGon Hood
tla1AA. feW
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81 THE sTKAarKR com
nus1 Win femga sentfia frr
1acol1a an1 WaT por78 ard olympia cn
tHFrLng alternate dsgH
- SA1GEs 1yxRY. Masso.
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Third and Fourth Class-harl Ida
Edaline. H n Fox. Miss Nellie Bill.
gaa Williams, John De Biese, d Il Ne
Clare. ~. Cana, :. y.
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NV ENGLAND HOTEL.
csrnnr csuaraerelal ~ MA "a
nRSlC RlRmnN

nESLc. aaRMoH
has AGAIN. ASSUMED CHARGE
e tAl4 P0yaAr hnaanlry. -hn hase
a1d ehsaTssl hafe1 Is a. 80. Calr -
o'oek frp.a - = earFes And eapos.
ceaeAss b enc Issm spes9 snansr.
Qs@lsrs e gnsss saNsly sA-ss ius.
Rsiaen - s4ll nnSS
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ne f1Ilosfne 4 liz e aliqslzispd
lnslara mnninsne in tha npsAullaa
1ant SIS:
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sBessie Mincr. Charles C0ais, sEIslsn
Couie, LENA Kellogg, sErline Bonsn,
aT.ncY Brown, sGusia Golfstein. Harry
Booth 81, Osio Heinin So. Addie Bur
aezl 81, Gay Post s., Addie HaFris 81,
Sollie Davis 86. EFnest Jenner s.. Lucy
cmith IS, willie Campbell s., Charles
keatinR s.. GFaoe Hapgood 81, Henry
link 81. Henry Strange 80. Oscar
Sahnnlenhouss 90. BFuoe Agar 50.
Willie Nielsen 50. Lkzzie orth so.
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SEAfTLR BOILER WORKS

WealeEse wharf. eoes - mxn
esreea, aoMasls.
aN0nGM wRANH, Preprla3ar,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
CIRCUIT COURT SENTENCES

The court adjourned after four
weeks term Saturday last. Sentence 5
were passed as follows;
Moses Clay. colored, murder in the
second degree, twenty-five years III
the penitentiary Joe Ru' ledge, col
ored grand larceny, one year and 4OS
days John Seay. colored, forgery,
two years, and 337 day Thos Wilson
colored. grand larceny. one year and
246 days; Sam Ashfield, white, bur
glary. one Yea: and 155 days; William
Robinson, colored, assault with inten,
to murder, two years and 4O5 davs );
Jacob Black, colored, assault with
intent to murder, two years and $50
days; Jere Ford, colored, assault with
sn ak, thirty days for fine and 163
days for costs Robert Walker, color
ed, grand larceny, one year and ia
days.
The part Of the sentence expressed
in daye is for costs.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
L. E. A. s. 2nd C. p Church

After the regular literary exercis
es at the l. ulies E lucational Society
last Tuesday night the audience was
regal. d by . speech by Hon james
Hill. of Miss His subject WAS the
Importance of our people acquiring
real estate. In the course Of his able
;remarks he referred to the condition
Of Ireland as au illustr .tion. TIE re
the Irish by some means had become
dispossessed Of the land, hence the
present poverty and depression Of
the irish .an'i the agisations now con-
-ulslng the hritlsh Empire.
Mr. Hill is an agent for L N o &
I trunk line which has 10000 acre:
Of choice land for sale. situated in
the great Yazoo Mississippi Delta.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17

cast nearly solidly for the eleven
nominees on the ticket and this is
about the situation for the Democrats ts
70 lace, IN the Augnss election.
! regret being SO situated that
Can not accept the invitation of lei
Gle at present, but I hope that he
may be able to stand I bis and many
more warm summers without melt
ing.
May the wings of Jack Daw'
ever keep him beyond the reach of
enemies and after all watt him to a
better world. is the wish of one, who
"1n the golden chain Of friel dship,
regards him as link
w. H. l..
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
MEMPHIS.
Ha opening in the Bluff City.
The Republican Ticket.
)ndence Huntsville Gazette. I

Correspondence Huntsville Gazette.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 6, '86.
The Independent Poll Bearers
picnic on the 5th, was largely attend
ed and big success. They had the
longest and superbest procession OF
the season.
The glorious Fourth wound up
here in a blaze Of glory and varie
ty Of hurrah entertainments. Our
people were on hand by thousands
thorour bly, patriotic.
A couple of spirited horses made
things lively Tuesday night, for a
while Oh the bluff near the free show
quarters of Yellowstone Kit Fright
ened by the popping OF the fireworks
they started off through a dense
crowd of women aud children Luck
lily in the panic which followed no
one was seriously injured. SO far as
heard Horses should be excluded
as spectators from Kits show.
The elby County Republic IN
CONVENT was hold here at the Ex-
position building on the 3rd.
The convention did not turr ont
as expected though there are some
good names on the ticket. Two or
three colored men were nominated
for different Offices.
|. F. Norris the candidate for Cir
cult Court Clork has been in the
Legislature. and represents his race
with fair Intelligence, nal WILL be
apt to secure q latler full colofed
vote,
L. Il. Firlls colored) was also
nominated for Register. 1t seems
the Republicans are devoted TO The
working man. They put one on
eyery ticket.
) It is thought the coloreI vote will
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
$. s. Union Services

The Poplr Hill c SIS Mr. Lem
Mcdonald Supt and the Center
Grove 5 5 MIR Rhoderick Sullivan
Snp't he'd interesting union services
Sunday last. After the usual exer
clses and lesson interesting address
es were made tY A A Garner, Esq.
Rev Nelson Wilkersou aud Supt'
Sullivan. The xo Sabbath sch ,ols
are doing good work under the guild
alice and instruction of the devoted
teachers aud Superintendents.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
COURTLAND.
Progress of the Canvass.
Republican Success Ger.
tain.-PersOnals.

CoUhTLAND, ALA July IA, 1856.
he campaign wakes warmer every
day and the Republicans are III ore and
more confident of victory lis There
40 such thing in Lawrence as Count
ing IN or out. Every one feels assured
that the vote will be counted as cast
Both Democrats and Ripnblicans are
unwilling to cast blot on the fair
name OF "Oid Lawrence.
Hon. ID. B Campbell was hom G
from the mountain Oh the Sabbath ami
reports every thing o. X. The barbe-
cue which was to take place on the
"a th inst, has been change to 20 rd
inst, and will be nonpolitica.
The Republicans will have a grand
barbecue here on Saturday July 81 st
Messrs. w. B. Mcdonald and W. L.
Pointer Of Bailey springs were in
town last week, Owing TO the death
of Mr. McDonalhs faithbr aud Mr.
Pointers child
MIR Ed Garnett, out livery man made
a flying trip to Huntsville on tLe
It'll.
Judge VIM. Richardson was here on
the 9th, looking after his fences.
MIR. n r. Tisdale Of Decatur spent
last Sunday here.
Rev. g. B. jobs s,n lost one of his
children last week.
Mr.. f. @. Ashford is back from
Athens-Fled loves Athens.
Your bird plnmed his wings aud
sped away to Hard Bargain last Sab
bath and spent the day with MIR
Thos. d. Filz gerald. Mr. Fitzgerald
is one OF our most intelligent men
aud it is always treat to ospend day
ln his Company.
Miss Alice Sampson has returned
fromher visit to the Magic City.
Mr.. Eugene Perking is back from
Sheffield.
Mr. E. F. Log wood left to day f,r
Chattanooga. Mrs. Logwood vii
follow soon. We regret to loose
such men as Mr. Logwood
The farmers are busy "laying by"
and report the crops IN good
condition.
Mr.. W. W. Simmons. out worthy
and active chairma Of the Rep. Ex.
Com says the banner Of Republican
ism shall not trail in Lawrence. MIR
Simmons is young man but We
defy the state to produce a better
chairman.
JACK DAw
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
Getting Better.

The latest reports from the bed
size Of Mr. Ned Powers who was SO
badly ss.bosd With . p OK knife in
difficulty with Murray Saxon Sat
urday Eight last is that tho young
man is fortunately on the road to re
coverv. 1t is said the affray gr+w
out of the former asking the latter
for debt due him. The case is set
for preliminary he ariug Monday
next.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
l. Oh. Celebration.

Huntsville Lodge l o I celebrated
It's eight anniversary yesterday by a
grand street parade, picnic at the
Far Grnuuds and supper last
night Every thing was we'll man
aged and the day passed off entirely
successful. In the match game of
base ball the second nine beat the
nrst. Music was furnished by the
Huntsville Brass band.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
4Per Cent. Loans | Per Cent.
LIFE LOANS

On any kind of security and good
promisory notes. u S. Government
Bonds, Foreign Redemption Bonds
sold on monthly payments. Large
premiums for small Investors. Re-
litble corr: spondents wanted every
where. Terms favorable. Address
for particulars, 8. w. FO5TE 4,
Banker, AZ Broadway, N. Y.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
Republican Speaking.

Hon Arthur Bingham Republican
Nominee for Governor and j d
Hardy. Nominee for Secretary OF
State addressed the citizens Of Madi-
son county ut tae Court House
Thursday night. The distinguished
speakers left the next morning for
Scottsboro to 6ll an appointment
there. They speak to-day at Fort
Payne.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
w. F. STRIVES.
Aeisshb'rh0oa News and Gossip.

Avoid slang.
Social circles are ouiet.
heoSout for the GAZETTE next
week.
services at all the churches to-
morrow
iht heated term has been sue.
'''ea ny several cool nights and
mornings.
The A. NJ. E Huntsville District
''''og and ). 5 convention con-
'e" at Florence July tn.
huntsville enjoys the distinction
"celvlng hosts of visitors in search
''umer an recreation and Test.
'ue hrst regular meeting Of
n p''ug II City Lodge No. 27s6 G. U.
y T. was held last night
-l'steAd Of $500 as was stated
n - stel the pews now ordered for
&c y al E. church cost 1912 s5.
A. 'y Aug 20, will be Dsdicati ~
''! at that church. :
du 'fe Is no evidence from any
a.. uum,f fCns colcred societies q;
a,hs e''''s s'" to show that they tire
iO,wo O''y OF paying out rent enough
tbs;, s 10 buy a choice lot Of
s.soao'"a /" and i" few years build .
ssss ~, ,.r Y aa'it \ FOR a little Lusi
fs A~0ng these people.
c,a,,.' ,'''' n,I N l Clay ha, eh .r:s Of tn.
"s dill school,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17

Whites Cream Vermifuge is soOd for the
chaps certain. when the chaps are troubled
with worms. when their presence Is tlndl-
GATED in the stomach by the usual uDmistak- :
able symptoms, only give the boys and
girls dose of Whites Cream Vermlfuge
and worms will follow AS surely as night
does the day. Remember White's Cream
Vsrmifuge will expel worms
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
Personal.
Mr. j p Rice is 10 Chattanooga.


Mr. j p Rice is 10 Chattanooga.
VIM. Vaughn E-s.. is back from
Chicago. Ill.
Mr. Harrison Warner has gone to
Birmingham
Miss Matte Thu rston is summer
Ing at Monteagle
Mr. J NJ N Stephens was ia the
city yesterday.
MIR rhadieus Scott his charge of
the DanviIle, Ala. public school.
Maj Jas F O. sh.u cha ,s.y h.4 re-
turned from New York.
Mr.. Jno- I. Smith. Of Rep was in
he city Tuesday.
Miss Lula Weeden has been visi t.
ing friends in Chattanooga.
Mr.. Chas K Pickard is at home
agaiu after trip to New York.
MIR. Riland Daniels and family
have einovea to Chattanooga.
Rev. B 6. Smith has charge OF
the Cedar Grove church.
Misses S,llie Cornes and Emma
Cartwright are guests of Miss Mary
Jacks IN.
Mrs = F Lngwood and sou, Master
Willie, are guests of MIR and Mrs
David Hall.
Mr.. Francis Davis our travelling
agent. returned from his trip to
Birmingham Sunday.
MIR James Drake, of New Orleans,
L., formerly of Huntsville. is visit
ing r. latives and friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. McMullen ac-
companied by Miss Mollie Fulgham
are visiting friends in Nashville.
Messrs w. w. Gordon and Davis
Coke are exploring for recreation in
the mountains near Ashville, N G.
Mr.. Geo w Hubert has been
recuperation Of health in the
country and is looking much improv-
ell.
Mr.. WIN. H. Barnett, of Memphis.
passed through the city, on lonte for
Knoxville to attend the Grand Lodge
of Tennt ssee Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. + ,ss has returned to
Rogersville, Tenn. after a warm and
and cordial reception among relatives
and friends of her old home.
Hon. James Hill, OF jackson, Miss.
now acting MS a travelling Land
agent for the Louis N. o. leans &
r,xas Rvy. Go. frightened our sane
tum with his genial presence Tues
day last.
Miss Rosa herstein is visiting the
Eastern cities and replentishiug the
popular Millinery establishment OF
Mrs. A. Hersteins' with the latest
ashions and notions.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
1000 FAMILIES

made happy since the arrival Of and
other car load Of that renOW and
UNI xctlIed
WI,Fs PRIDE FL. .UR,
fresh from The mills
It makes the NJ st Ge' .cious light
bread, rolls and bist .Iit All they
ask il a trial and no family will he
without il. 2,'
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
Go 10 J. Is Laughin's

10 get cheap Furniture. Also
tull line of cuffiDs always in Stock
}. B Laughlin,
East Side Public qnare
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
J!

We have on hand large and full
supply Of freshly burnt bricks; also a
kiln of new surface panel bricks The
the best in the market. Prices the
lowest. Call and see
HENDERSON BRANDON & Son.
Kiln on West end Holmes Street.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.

II KNOXVILLE COLLEGE Board. tni-
N ton, fuel, light, and furnished room only
$500 per month fqr ladies and gentlemen
All grades received from primary to CLASH
cal. Term begins Sept. 4th. Send Tor cata-
togue 10 PREs ]. s. McCULLocH.
Knoxville, Tsnn,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17
SODA WATER.

During the heated term keep cool
by ealing on
j. N. MAzzA,
The famous world renowned drink
buown MS
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17

Ofall glad words of Il II me or pen, the
giadest are these, to the sufferer with piles.
A pleasant speedy and permanent cure
for piles is found in Tablrr'A Buckeye Pill
Ointment, preparation ,h,t has never
been eqnaled as a remedy for that disease
and the sufferer does not need to be toll
this the second time
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-17

Fashion may change in some things but
an Oh well tried remsdy is grappled with
hooks of steel. Such is Whites Gre Va
mifnge. which has larger sale than any
so called remedy, because it never fails to
expel worms from a child who is their vict
tim. Therefore do not defer its use, bu-
relieve youl Chi speedily by dose Of
Whites Cream Vermifng9.