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Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Thomas Johnson, one Of our most
enterprsing farmers, haE sold over
two thousand pounds Of pork the prps
ent year. If more Of our farmers
would raise more hogs to fccH their
corn to instead Of selling itnt 70 and
22 cents huehrl we think m,E. prof
it's would be derived from thp tarm.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

This oHcc received 4 pheasant cAll
Tuesday from Ed. +. Chipman, Of
MiIlbrook, a Grt druggist. When
We first become acquitted with Ed.
some years Ago he MAS clerk in the
postotfice at Stockton. lir iss one of
the finest young men on earth and
every body who is acQueited With him
will bear us out il Our a8eertions
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Christmas two weeks from to-iaor-
row.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY.

MONEY! MONTY! MONEY.
We have recently opened up in
Tillotsons building a Real Estate,
Loan, Abstract aid Insurance Odice
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans at 10 per cent no commission
in sums Of $2U0 and upwards on the
most favorable terms ever offered in
Graham County No delay in getting
your money. Interest payable at our
office. which saves expense of drafts
We furnish money TO make final proof
We furnish abstracts and examine
titles. Buy and sell lands. All busi-
ness entrusted u our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. Cores
poudencc solicited.
s. u. MILLER & Co.
Millbrook, KaVsas.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

oEb'IAL AANOi NCEAEET.
The readers OF the CYCLONE are informed that
ehAve made arrangements for clubbing that tar,
lous +S-ooi weekly story paper. THE Y..xxx
BLADE periodical which ueeds no rocarnne,d..
Ton from us a. On" OF the bTigbetst eIeanc-t and
Oest rtory papers 10 AEerica Harh uunbe, ron,
"Ins nine or ten complete stories one or two s.-i
a. Dy Ire bert authors, poetry, household reriD.s
"itF ssyiHgF. and 10 fact everything that zoe. to
NSFa Making bright aud interesting story uzrer
! Ae regular prize Of The Ysakee Blade /. ~ Ds
year. We offer - ether old or new sabscriber-
Tue "EsrEgS CYCLONE
and The Yankee Blade
FROM no~ aut! Dec slst, lss7, lorsl.ao- TAa--v-
1'aF pEiee Of both papers il as0n. rkose who v;.s
" 'SNe sdVAntAge Of this extraordinary Offer ran
Se'ere 'Aople copy Of The Yankee Bl.s. h,
senaihs taeiF Address 70 TIC PsblIshers u Tvs
iASSEE BLADE, ~ lio~Isy St. Boston. Ma.
~ ordering please remit 70 this ore Ia s,,,,
A'~'e stated, giving yUGr fsll sddrvGs
Wv Eors money thAA 1t snytkln1
eise By taking an Gaeaey fos
w " Tie oest selling ho~k ouf n
,.u ginHsrs suoccod SrnddIy. 49,
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ApNERTI.FN LETTERS.

Letters remaining uncalIed for in
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WESTERN CYCLONE.

By II. Z. LESBCFSST,-
NICsDEMCs, KANSAS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Reiaid by the Grand Rap
IDS Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and a. Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good rs new
without the least iniury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. N. ALLEN. Manager.
n. B.-Mr. NJ. v. Clement IS
no longer connected with this
concern.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
Headquarters of the Salyaiionists,

The new headquarters of the Salvation
army, in Toronto, ha, frontage of ipi feet
and depth of 100 The auditorium will seat
2,5Oo persons, and there are all the convcn.
icice, Of the modern church. This saliva
ton temple. Us it is called. cost 80, go, which
has bcen raised by ban4uets special suhscrip-
tons, collection and The like
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

Mr W. j. HowclI,' daughter is about to
try her hand at iiction William Black, son
writes ,hiliren~ Lnli'- and boy Of Justin
ic' arths Is going 10 publish II novel; which
- adduteti II, ryitont" Of herptiity from
literary rrocrnitorS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
Growth of the Pottery Industry,

The amount Of capital invested in potter
les IN this country is NOW sS,hu0pu, aud the
value of last years product was about the
ZANE. The growth of the industry has been
materially increased by the manufacture II
jul, and pots for decoration 10y young women
"ith the art craze
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

ten. Albert Pike, the bead of the Scottish
rlia frernasdns in this country Is living in
Washington, considerably over - years II
age, somewhat intirtn and OCCASIONALLY a
sufferer from govt. but his intellect is un-
louil,d and his memory rppl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
ion,lon To- BE parrelcd ont.

II Is in contemplation to divide London into
ten mum, qualities. each to enjoy home rule
and AN Independent civic identity rhila-
dclphia tali
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
Peers and Relatives Of Peers.

Durin. tipe Irst twenty YEAR peers or the
relative IF l-rr- IN En- Gland haye held Offices
as follows Dukes, ~ marquis Gai. earls,
S.%I; vi.,olnt,. -; taron7, 2i.r!, total,
= 19I
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
s.nIne Truth in the l.ennrt.

Professor Young saws the moon is Ittriiie7i,
and it must he confessed that tn man who
,t,t', mot rljoy ia" confidence of his grocer il
very often Ia a stony l"pk about i - Chirago
Ledger
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

tONSHTloNS
Al pnlatka with jacksonville. TAMPA 4 hoy
West ny, fast river steamers for ~ An.
gistine, Grcon toye Springs, Jncksunv lille
and all points North. East and West, und with
up river steamers for South Florida. Also
With the Twin Screw Iron steamer "City ~
palatka." and Steamship City of Monticello.
for charleston. New YOrh Boston phlalel.
'hin, etc.
Mail trnins make close connection buth ways
VA I. r. \ X. W, ny. at Jacksonville with At
lan,.c Coast Lime, Fast Mail.
At gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ors over savannah. Florida \ Western ny Tor
New orleans, cedar Keys, Pensacola, Sa,nn.
nnh. Albany, Montgomery, Louisville, ~ &.
louIs and all points West.
At Ornla with Florida Hallway aud Nnvlsa
tlon Co. and Hacks tor silver Springs.
Al Astor with -. Johns river steamers Tor
Jacksonville, sanford and way landings
Al iccsh,irR with tho ~. Johns nni Lake
ElIstis division at the Florida Southern HAIL
way. and bnnts on lakes Harris and IuIi,
tui points On ! axes.
Al rcmhcrtOn's Ferry with South Florida
ny for Lakeland, Tampa, kissiinine, Iiartow,
Orlando, sanford, Tuckcftown and furt nsdc,
=. CONAN1, q. ". Bk0MWEI.I,
General Manager. Gon'l Pass. Agent.
h.t. towAN, Gcr TRAY. AIT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
I son of the Grand Old Van.

The great Gladstone eldest son is mild
Inanlirrel, retiring young man Of enormous
physical strength.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

san .'acinto, Cal, has fifty flowing aftenan
wells. The first well was put down little
over year ago
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

steamers " H. Plant. ~ the Peoples Line
anu tlTt ~ JACKSONVILLE, Of tho DclMr,
llaya Merchants Line, viii run M follows;
Leaving tho Dei'ary .IMva iino wharf at foot
OF Laura street:
Leave Savannah FloriIa and west
crn Hallway wharf, Jacksonville,
daily, onairival ~ Fast Mail train
Leave !hck~hville ......... ian y N
,Nav' .ahikh ....... $50 y m
.'o ns,or ....... ...t. 20 u ~
Leave !pei@fu ...... tW n m
Leave Hue Spring - tti N m
Arrive Sanford, South Florida Hail.
roah wharf ....... ..... 200 IN
Arrive sanford, CITY wharf "a, n m
Arrive Enterprise ............. .. MN A m
'""N'"h''rhf'se' .,......t ... ptO m
nsruRsiSU.
Leave sanford. city wharf 90. tlopm
Leave sanford, South Florida Rail.
road wharf on arrival of train Ccs-
ocl ON Sundays, when steamers
viii leave at u n. m. }, ... tiipm
Leave Hue Spring go u IN
rhNo 'oiAhh .... .-..., ..... t.lb y IN
Leave Aston - Il, la n m
Leave PHlntka ia n m
Arrive ut Jacksonville .......... 1.,s am
Connecting At Pnlniha with Florida south.
efi halfway; NJ hbtOt with 81 Johna and
Lake Eustis Hallway; nj sanford with steam.
crs Tor Indian River, and with trains at tho
south Florida Railroad for Tampa. II Inln-
"a WIN the steamer MAhIAKEr a. inopIc's
i.inc Tor points on Tampa hay aud Alanntre
river: also connecting with the steamships
ltufohinsOn and whitney for Key Wrpt and
havana, every saturday on arrival Of South
fipfiha ltailronl train. arriving at Key West
s'ininys aud Havana on Mondays.
returning steamships icavc Havana we'd.
ncsdays, Key West Thursdays, arriving vt
Tampa Fridays and New Orleans On sundays.
On nndnfter January lat the direct nrvIce
between Tampa and Havana u expected to
i" tti-wcckIy.
AtgDupra thut uhnp,u,u mad I,,,,t.. .,,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
savannah. Florida & Western r.,
WaycrO-s short Line.

Al trains OF this rOat are run By CeutraI
t+lhi NersIlsH time. gtich : * minute.
slower than jacksonville tune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
y 5:|ilzliia
7lzIl5i;JF
Tropical Trunk Line.

hltEtf ALI-RAIL RoT'TE
BETWEEN
Jacsson"iie, Magnolia. Green coss Spr,aq.
81 Augustine. Pdiatsa Gainesville. 0cGla.
ieesbarg. Se"lis. 0eiand. Enterprise. tits
nile. Sarford. Winter Pars 0riGsdo. Faa7sa
drd Southern Florida
GOING suUrH
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS.

IN aud after sunday. NOV r.. Iss5. Pa.
~ senzer Trains will leave ant arrive a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
tArkSoNNli.I.E FNrt,t.Ss

iSaN' Jacksonville ANNA,
Attnr liy ksuutlllc 90 u a.,
I,f "',"'au 81. y IN
ar,i, .'l, ,"eN l0lj IN
AttNc Atorny VIA HNW KN iOrn IA,
AtrNr harun ,mCkR s'I6" n,
49,, i''i'"'" VA u 1870 ia
,'' =, w. e.. ..... l2tJ n IN
AiiN' brunswick nal NA,iu Il KG.j0n IN
S,,, .,n'uu Wv u l ' ia XIX .lWba IN
nt,",lo'l t.pl ~
=, fulinhn Palace Sleeping Cars aud Mann
unu..if Sleeping ears via Nuycruss, ,Itsur
ann Wa on; hctWren Jack ,onV illc and en-.
,hlta't MISC through passenger coaches vi,
hth routes between Jark,onN Tile AMI chat.
nuu2l.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
FAST MAT.
EAST F,.OhIDA gApRsss.

traN eJaeksunyille Ia 4, at ,u,n
Art,r at Jacksonville daily AT liz m
Leave Hllahnm daily at 5u n NJ
AItt'eat Naycross daily M "a !, -,
La GAINESVILLE daily at l.a N ~,
lsa, I've oak duly at ;b T. m
Arnc II Dupont daily az ,,ao y ~,
Art''t ~ rhomasy lille daily az lis0 n m
So &C., ~ n,.anl uaiis ut ....,..... Ia u III
Ai'N' t'uiNN ~" via Ian m ~. ~,
lutun Palace Sleeping GINS In L.,n,ui.
To- l"uNN lIlr va rhOmasyillr. ltl,IuS Mn,
s"u. tud \HshNill,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25

IN BhENAitD 90. FLORIDA.
Wll h" apld rh"np for cash II satr !. made
within " days. II u iifti-claHs land, suitable
for orange grove or truck farm onr milo
from tn" ra Irpnh and near the river. There
~ NO vast" hand on the tract, ana Il beautiful
stream passes through the center. M ditch.
ing or fertilizers needed. For further purtiC-
nlara address W., care Nrw4 Office. PnlatkR,
Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
CRIPPLED SOLDIERS.
BEARING The MEMENTOES OF
HARD-FOuGHT CONFLICTS

Dancing wi.h a Wooden Leg-rhe Itch
ing of an Absent Toe-Oas-I.srr,l
Men oa a Marcia Change. ia ths
Elevation.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
VI Mn LINE.

STEAMERS A. !. LANE AND DISPATCH
Mak" daily double round trips NJ Lakes EMsis
ant tlartts touching AZ all landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-25
Florida Southern RAILWAY
Orange Belt Route.
April IL. lS~6.
GOING SOUTH.
ST. JOHNS 4 LAKE EUSTIS DIV.

'pnurr at we'>hton AZ = ppm, supper at
ANN "
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21

speak for them the coming session
more loudly than ever.
Mrs DR. B E Scruggs is well known
as a trained hand in the school room
aud skillfnl and expert music teach
er
Miss Ellen G Scrnggs is a graduate
from the Higher Normal Course Of
Rust, young lady of most excellent
qualifications and fitness for the
work assigned to her. Her perfect
speaks we'll for the policy of this
school to recognize home talent and
give employment to it's worthy sta
dents whenever opp ortnnity allows
The example will be u. continued in
centlve to the pupils to push forward.
Now let the people and the pat
rons especially, Of this school go
forward and give the teachers their
warm. hearty support aud the ap-
preaching session Of the Rust will be
one of great profit and success.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
Personal

We regret to hear Of the coniil ued
illness of Mrs. William Bell.
Mr. Hugh Mccullough, has retur ned
from Birmingham.
Mr. Powhatan McGill was npf, ON
B!ount Springs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. j. Mayhem are
back from their summer soiourn o
Wooleys Springs.
Mr. G w Hubert is again nh Z
found regularly at his TonsoriaI pa /
ace,
Misses Mary Robinson aud Fl att ie
Malone Athens Ware guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Richard McKisic last wee K
ssr and Mrs K Keis. retp ru "A
last week from Blount Springs ! he e
they sp nj several weeks for r, y. ere a.
ton.
Mis- :}opli,, NJ ,ss WHO has be m
visiting relatives here ret I'm ed
10 Cin.innati this week
M AolSfHeh WtIle one or the
most thrifty and successful bn ;n.ess
men of The Courtlnnd Valley " NJ in
the city last Saturday
Mr. L w Townsend has been ta,k
ing around after his farming int s.* sts
in the Hazel Green heighbo rauoi
tlis week be- reports thu crops fonr
isl.ing IN that section.
Ex- Aid. ~. b. Wise who has busn
III Tor several weeks left NJ onday
night last foi Cincinnati, VIII. re he
will seek medical aid at the j ewish
Hospital and his many friends bore
he will find complete restoration |.
The sweet hammered little Miss
Minnie, daughter of Mr and llrs
Amos Manning, expresses lerself
as well pleased with her several weeks
visit with her Uncle Miles fam ily in
Chattanooga.
Miss Lena T. Jackson, of the Nssh-
vile City schools who has been
spending Il part of her well armed
Summer vac ton as The guest Ol Miss
Ella Scruegs left for home Sal arday
night last, being accomrani' I'd as
far AS Decatur by Miss Scruggs and
other friends.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
Rust lnf 4tituto Teachers.

The Trui Aees of Rnst Iostitute met
last week, and selected as the faculty
for RlsE Institute for the ensuing
SESSION the following efficient and
experienced educ ators:
Principal, Re Y A " Mckinney,
Assistants Mrs DR. B T. ;3cruggs and
Miss Ellen q 'Scrnggs.
Mr. A w , lcKinney has well de-
served the M ark Of confidence shown
in his-reieo6 on as Principal. by his
effective NO rk and untiring energy
In building up the school. His WORK
speaks foe him, and the way he Is
laboaing now for the Fall opening
|Of the Instilu tion, his work VII
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
ATH EN- 8.

Every ything is quiet since Ih, 'tiectlon
Alss M G. Harris is visiiin, friend
in Huntsville.
Chas Malone is quite sick at Moss.
Ala.
Athens is a great market for Gro S.
tire, which are hauled in great gran
titles by countquymen from the sur
rounding sections.
Jniins Malone, who has been quite
sick, liz now coGvale cent,
Miss Fannie To id, an entertain.
ing and charming young lady from
Memphis is vlsr ing friends here.
RABBIT FOoT.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
i, ',,'ii.hl"s'e"a i News a"'i e#@s''p.


Our Athens neighbors indul ged
ma grand PIC nic yesterday.
Dedicatory Services at the NJ. e
Church Sunday week, Aug 30.
-Rnst Institute building has been
neatly printed and repaired for the
Fall opening.
Winter fuel may b. Laid il now
at abont onehaf what it will cost in
the winter. Stay IF the excursions
and buy your winter fuel
John Douglass, aged u, was
drowned IN attempting to cross the
tennessee IN a stiff, near Flnl ence.
Aug. 10
Tho GAZETTE acknow edges the
gilt OF an elephant of water melon
from the friends cf TINT model
yOnng farmer and citizen MIR Pope.
Mcdaniel, The melon rivaled in size
ahd lnsconsness any we have seen
this season.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
l.. +. A. ).

The society held It's usu.h Skaly
meeting Tuesday night last a. til e2Gnd
& church Mrs Jane Woodson HTe
siding. The exercises were o lsnsd
with singing aud prayer, by MIL,
hioses Matkins.
The IN usually large audience wsas
well entertained hy the foil. Nshg
programme; Select readings. 2l 1873
5ivia Barnett Tender Shep herd
Miss Ellen Barnett David a1d
& Hath; Miss Gertrude Newm Ma-
Noble Gsmea: Essays, Miss / nzzie
Woodson use OF Snuff; HISS.
Addie e Pruitt-Dnty; Read usgs-
Miss Lula Bradford-Neilie's " tis1;
Miss Eliza Donegan-"A word tito
young men,
Debate. "Whicit il he more bsEs 9
fetal light or heal?
Discussed by Mr.. Jas LarN fazr |
the affirmative; Me. G. L. Jone a, re4-
ative
Decision Of JG.ages rendered. Cor
the affirmative.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
ALDERMANIC.
S"xs ana DOfnRs Of the Honorable
HOARD Of Mayor and Aldermen.


The Board met in regular session on
tuesday evening at o'clock. At the
call OF the roll all the members except
Jones We're present. The minutes of the
preceding meeting having been read and
approved, the report of the finance com
mlttee was received.
LIKE OLIVER TWIST
The petition of the city school teach
ers asking for an increase OF salary was
referred to the school committee.
THE NEW CITY HALL.
Ihe following resolution was offered
by Moore and seconded by Stegall
WHEREAS, it is deemed expedient by
this Board to raise the market house one
story. Therefore be it
ReSotoed, That the Mayor be instructed
to advertise for bids in accordance with
the plans and specifications presented to
the Board to night, and now on file in
this office; all bids subject to acceptance
or rejection should the Board see fit, and
must be presented on or before Tuesday
night, August oath, 1886, when special
meeting will be called"
The resolution was adopted by unan.
imous vote.
MORE LIGHT
The proposition OF the Huntsville Gas
light Company to erect II additional gas
posts in the city limits, was read and, on
motion was accepted by the following
majority vote: Ayes, Conway, Moore,
Rodgers, Stegall, Ware and CASTOR. Noes,
Mayhem.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Hon Ed l. Mastin, Mayor, stated that
1T was his sad duty to report the death
OF James O'Reilly, who had served the
city for nearly twenty years with fideli-
ty AS policeman. The Board passed
the following resolution
WHEREAS, We have heard with regret
the death Of James O'Reilly, faithful
Officer whose services have long been
recognized by the city, therefore,
Resolued, That we express to his fami-.
ly our deep sympathy in their affiiction,
and that this resolution be received and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
Carried unanimously.
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS
The following was offered by Moore
and seconded by Stegall
Resolred. That the Huntsville Nurser-
les be permitted to erect poles for the
purpose of running telephone wires, said
poles to be removed at any time when
so ordered by the Mayor, and to be erec
ted under the supervision of the Super
intendent Of city streets.
ENCOURAGING MANUFACTURES. Z
The following resolution from the Cot
ton Mills Company was received
BE It Resotued by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Huntsville
Ohdt ChO BiOuiiuo improvement anu iiio
chinery of the addition to the Hunts
vile Cotton Factory, which they nov
propose to add to their present plant, b
exempt from municipal taxation for
period Of ten years from the passage 0
this resolution; provided, that the ex'
emption only apply to this addition an'
not to the rest of the property, and, tha
this exemption shall only apply to tn
said Company 50 long as they run Q
operate said Cotton Mills as the Hunts
vile Cotton Mills Company. Ayes
May hew, M, ,ore, Conway, Stegall, Gas
ton and Wave. Noes, Rodgers Th
ayes had it.
There being nO further business, tn
Board adjourned
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
RUST NORMAL scHo 4oL.
Announcements.

AnnOUnCOtl~.Ut
We hereby informed the .frIends
and patrons of Rust Normal School
that the ensuing term will opn Sept
9th 1886, under more favo rRlssa au-
species than ever before.
The building has been neatly re-
paired and painted both inside and
and out, thus adding to its beaaty
and comfort. The grounds VIII also
be improved.
An abb. corps Of taachers, " iii 9be
in charge.
Tuition is 'ree-but an iRciCloutal
foe OF two Dollars per term, same rs
last year, will be charged payable in
advance. linked pens nc arc furnish
free.
Students from abroad are required to
bring certificates of moral character.
We shall have larger number
of students from abroad, consequently
we can accommodate only q limited
number Of primary students
All students are required to pass
an examination and will be- class ac-
cordingly. Pupils belt W third reader
and the fundamental rules of arith
metic will not be admi,t+ Il without
special arrangements, with the Prin-
cipal. Further information will be
cheerfully given on application Write
to or call on,
| A. w. Mo KINNEY.
Prineif al.
Huntsville, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
TOWARD UNIVERSITY.
WAsHINGToN. ID. g.
THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.

THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.
Open to ALL RACES ano BOTH SEXES.
The INDUSTRIAL. NORMAL. PREPARATORY
and COLLEGE DEPARRMENTs. will open Sept.
Is. 1886, and the THEOLOGICAL DEPART
MeNT, October l. Tuition Free. For full
particulars address.
j. b. JOHNSON, Secretary
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
Will open Sept. Is Able Faculty. Tuition
Cbeap. Address PRoF. J. b. SMITH.
Secretary. 532 8th St. N W
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
(Which includes Dental and Pharina. Ell.
teal Courses). will open O,t, l. Superior
advantages Terms very low.
Address. PRoF. @ c. PURVIS. NJ. ID.
Sacretary, 1llS 18th Street. W
Washington. ID. @.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21

The world is full Q. sham, bat there Us
no sham about VIII 'te's Cream Verm-
ifupe, preparation int. uded for the ben
eft of children suffer. ing with worms.
We oconld show man, testimonials of
it's efficiency. II is large Wy used and the
good it has accomplisbed cannot be es
timated. Look to the eaith of your
children. rid them of wo rfns by using
Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21
"dian Creek Association.

n iAe Primitive Baptist Indian
Week Association viii convene at
1%eeefldanvllle 1een Sal aturday, Sept 18th,
- taoo' at 1890 a. IN. and continn /:
~ t%'ee days, Those desiring to rench
NJ No hSsoclatlon from West an.
+''F'hssst of Huntsville will sac ex.
ronse loa y going by the way Of John
~ well; those South aud South
IL, s' oy gong via OF the New MAJ
NV road To- Meridianville.
,f WM H. GAsToN.
Moderator.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-21

iata y ~ Serious mistake not to allev-
lies w;., ~, tllal needs alienation as far az
frienJ It,,in a,,a. CUR power. If you have a
ear IL II s.nlITlerng u with piles whisper in his
not , on,., iapssrs Buckeye Pile Ointment
that ,Esssa ss auevlates but positively cures
stand dease. meae. wager thar he will not
60 at onco npon tle|fder e, OF his going but will
ment 0'loe ior Ianler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
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MASONIC SUPPLIES.

Large full stock Of Books,
Blanks, Collars, Aprons, Jew
els, Seals, working Tools, Cav
els, Ballot Boxes etc. for Blue
Lodges. Robes, Jewels, Collars,
Aprons Arks. Swords, and
Belts, Banners, etc. for r. A.
Chapter. COmmandery sup
plies and X. T. Outfits. Send
for catalogue price list.
JNO. D. CALDWELL.
233 w. Fourth st., Cincinnati. o
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5 S Appointments.

hev n W Wilkinson the S S
= missionary IN behalf of the G PS S
convention will visit the following
sunday Schools on tie dates men
toned:
roplal hh'. Sunday. Aug. %
MI Zion Sa,,, :
New Hope S
Inc oaperlntendents and teacher
ie9ueS ted to have the Sunday schools
j session at as earlier an hour D..
convenient. He will visit Huntsyi!l-
Icnool after the setting of the Pre-.
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MARRIED.

FAIN CooPEE-In this city at Hi
residence Of the bride Saturday Au
Z 1856, 10y Rev. A w Mex nps
Mir Reuben nj Eain and Miss Eii
Cooper, all Of Hun tsville
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Primitive Baptist Church

sunday Aug, 22.-Morning ser
Wees lrom ii Il, IN. to II m. Gcnfer-
tnce lr"m 80 /" 4 p m. Preach
IIg by Reps Ahe,dean Miller and
Nicholas Davis from 7.3O to $50 p
m