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There's a Darky I'm the Wood Pile,
Sure.
IsPEoIAL TO rHE APPEAL.

ATLANTA, August 3.-The Macon
directors this morning reconsidered
their action in leaving the Southern
League, aud 30 notified Secretary
Brown. They had not officially mott
fed him OF their action yesterday in
Withdrawing. The club had returned,
however, to Macon, but to-day Man
sger Potts of the Macons telegraphed
Purcell of Atlanta that his club
would be here tomorrow and finish
the series, FORGETTING today's game to
Atlanta. The Atlanta team was on the
ground in uniform this evening, and
after passing nine balls across the
home plate Umpire Hengle gave 1.-THE
game.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

No game at Savannah yesterday.
Rain.
ATLANTA Constituiion: 1t is said
that the Southern league next season
will be composed OF Nashville, Mem
phis, Macon, Charleston, New Orleans,
Atlanta, Evansville and Savannah.
No, thanks. No more Macon or So
vannah In ours II you please. We are
weary Of jay towns.
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TIE APPEAL is authorized TO say
that our candidate for Attorney Gen
eTal, s. II. Haynes, is on the track
and will be till the polls close August
5th. No change will be made in any
norton of our ticket under any cir
r,,rostanceR. wa. SMITH.
Chairman, Campaign ConAittee'
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CHANCERY SALE
R KEAL ESTATE.

No. 464l, h. D.-Chancery Court of Soelby
county-Oaroline BlanE ct al. vs.. Maria
Balm ct al: and No. 56l3, X. D.-John
League, Admir-, &c, VS.. Caroline Blan1
ct al.
PY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cause on the
18th day of July, 1886, M. B. "a, page
1854, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Master office, courthouse Of Shelby county
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday August %, 1855,
within legal hours, the following. de.
scribed property, situated in Taxing District
Of Shelby county. Tennessee, to-wit: The
One-fourth undivided interest Of Jas. Balm
in and to the following lots, viz; One lot OF
land being part of lot Is, block IS begin
west corner Of Linden an Causey streets !:
thence n nth with Causey street 40 feet TO
stake; thence west parallel with Linden
street 13S feet to Bob Prices line; thence
south parallel with Causey street 40 feet to a
stake; thence east parallel with Linden
street 1873 feet to the beginning, For title to
which reference is made to deed recorded in
book 30, page 6l2, Of Register,s ONCE; Also,
one lot lying on the south side OF Pontotoc
street, between Causey and Hernandv streets,
and known as part Of lot 4, block q, 'front.'
ing 60 feet on the south side Of Pontotoc
street and running back OF south between
two parallel lines 14 feet. For title OF which
ter's Office in book 81, page 1853. And also
one OF lot, which begins at stake on the
south 40 o. Linden street "a feet east Of
Causey street; themes east with Causey
street so feet: thence south at right angles
with Linden street l45 feet; thence west par
sllel with Linden street so feet; thence
north las feet to the beginning. For title Of
which reference is had to deed recorded j.
Registers ONCE book "a, page 37S. Sold sub
ject to the right Of doWry OF defendant, Ma
rim Rain IA aesiRnad har in the third lot
above set out.
Terms Of Sale-0ne. half % cash; lbal-
ance in six months; note with good security
for deferred payment required; lien re-
demption barred This August 8, 1886.
s, /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. +. Walsh, Deputy O. and M.
James Gallagher, CAN'T & Patterson and
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Earned runs-Nashvllle, 8; Mem
phis, 2. Two base hits-Beald, l.;
O'Brien, Il Shellhasse, /; Phelan, l..
Three base hits-Beard, l o Brien, 2.
First base on balls-By Black, 2; by
O'Leary, 2; by Dundon, |. FIRST base
on being hit by pitcher-By O'Leary,
1. Struck out-By O'Leary, 3; by
Duudon, l by O'Brien, 2; by Mari, 2.
Wild pitches-By 0Leary, l. Double
plays-Sowders, Dundon and Bit
man. Umpire 49, Merritt. Scorer
Oheatham. Time OF game-2;l5.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Charleston at Savannah.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Maroons at Philadelphia.
Kansas City at New York.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Athletics at Louisville.
Metropolitans at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pitteburg.
Sure winners: Savannah, Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis Browns.
Probable winners: Detroit, Brook
lvn.
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SARATOGA Races Postponed .

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3.-The
races were postponed today on ac-
count, of threatening and extremely
cold weather. The entries will stand
for tomorrow.
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Macon RecOnsiders and Will Play
out the Season.

MACON, GA, August 3.-The direc'
tors of the baseball club today recon-
sidered their action OF yesterday and
agreed to play out the season.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AT CINCINNATI.

The Oincinnatis signalised their re-
turn from the East by defeating the
Baltimores. Jones's two three base hits
yielded the home club four runs, 9th
erwise they would have lost through
loose fielding. Jones and Powell made
splendid running catches, and SCOTS
double play was the feature OF the
Baltimores fielding. Attendance 1000.
Score:
Cincinnati ....... 2OOOOlO 8 80
Baltimores. ..... 90 0 l 0 0 O-5
Earned runs--Cincinnati, 5. Two
base hits-Dolan. Three base hits
Jones, 2. Passed balls-Dolan. Wild
pitches-Muilane, 2.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville...... 2 63 2 0 0 0-l6
Athletics ..."... Dol 0 / 2 0 2 Z
AT ST. LOUIS.
Browne. 0110S 90 lib
Metropolitans.. 0 2 10000 0 O. 2
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SPORTING NEWS.
The chicago Races.

ANU OHAO@eO AS@sS"S'
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 3.-There was
another good crowd at Washington
Park today. Betting lively,
First Race.-0De mile, Starters;
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ConGressnaaR blanchard ken0HAh-
mated.

SHREVEPORT, LA, August S-Ths
Democratic convention OF the Four5n
District today renomiDated n, u
Blanchard for Congress by aeciaiAS-
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NN ARYLAND MILITARY AND Ma.
W VAL ACADEMY, OXFORD, Md
A. few vacancies exist in this we'll known in
stitutiou. Applicants for admission are re-
quested TO make immediate application. For
catalogue address Col. y. ], BURGESS, Supt.
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- or Sale

PEGISTERED JERSEY BULL MYERS"
LIZ No. COLA fine breeder and en- exceed
hIRE-Champion of America No. 1867.
DAM-0ctibbeha Duchess I'd, No. 1868, by
Aldine, 1886. Second Dam-0ctibbeh a
Duchess, 442l az lbs. butter in days., by
Hub, 1903. Third Dam-Lucky Belle, 22l4.
son, No. IL.
MYERS has so per cent. blood Champion of
America, sire 10 COWS in IL ID. list.
MYERS has 25 per cent. blood Aldine, sire 5
COWS in IA ID. list.
MYERS has l21a per cent. blood Hub, sire 5
COWS in IA ID. list.
MYERS has 1913 per cent. blood Lucky
Belle, dam cows in IA Id. list.
Sold to avoid in breeding.
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AT WASHINGTON.
AT BOSTON.

At the end of the ninth inning Che
Boston aud st. Louis game WAS s TO 8.
The st. Louis club was anxious to
catch train and Umpire Eagan, con-
trary to the rules OF the league, de-
clared the game drawn. The decision
was strongly condemned. The game
was devoid OF many interesting plays.
Stemmerer did fine work for the Bos-
tons, while Wise, Morrill, and Bar
dock led the batting. st. Louis, out
side of their battery, made but three
errors. Glasscock and McKiDnon put
in good work. Cunning split his
finger in the eighth inning and Daily
relieved him. Score:
Boston...........OO2 zoos 80 0-S
st. Louis....."....l ! 900 4 0 2 O-S
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STRAYED.
WANTED.

I AIDES AND YOUNG MEN.-To Decorate
IL Holiday Novelties for all and winter
trade; steady enjoyment; $500 per week
earned; all materl.l furnished; work mailed
free. Address New England Decorative
Works, 10 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass, P. o.
Roy 5078
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
COURTLAND.
PickIngs ~ Jack Daw.

CoURTLAND. ALA, June, 8ah, Sc
Mis- ses Ophelia R King and Josie
Harris are spending q few days ia
Florsnce and Joe Fitzgerald and Ell
DeGratfsnrisd are in mourning
Cheer up boys they will return.
I our devil made me say Bishop
Bell when it should have been Bsbee
aud again "bob wire' when it should
have beeu barb wire.
Hon j s Gibson spent l.st Sab
bath 10 our town.
Mr &c Ashford made a flying
trip to Decatur last week.
A copious rain fell here on Mon
day.
Rev c B Davis was in town on the
5th.
Mr. s H Haynes was in town on
the 4th inst
Another COW Case was trie before
Justice Lowe Saturday June 5, be
tween Quintus Jones and Chester
Shsrrod. both colored Esquire Lowe
decided in favor of Sherrod Jones
appealed to jnry Selected. j
J Murphree, E F Logwool, Samuel
Ashton, Norris Kiodan and j NJ
Lewis. Jones employed Mr. Chit
wood of Moulton and Mr. G NJ Shsr-
wood of Courtlsnd to defend his
cause. Chester Sherrod secured the
services Of our gallant Bran ch. Mr.
Branch proved too much for his
able antagonists and Chester secnred
tho COW again. The cost will be
about $45 or $50, and still Jone,
loses the COW. I think it ab. ut
time OUT people were learning to set
tie their petty troublea, and stay out
of the court room. Jones has given
bond and appealed to the Circuit
court
Ilearn that Miss P B Frazier who
taught in Col bert last winter has 1t
last, been paid.
The Democratic convention which
met It Leighton on the 5 inst to
nominate candidate for this Sen
atorial District failed to find man
to take the empty honor. They will
meet again soon sm informed but
it is needless as the Hon J H Branch
will certainly he elected in August.
Hon Isaac Simpson was in town
on tho 7th inst.
Hon D B Campbell is making q
vigorous and active csmpaign with
every assurance Of being our next
Probate Judge Mr. Campbell is a
self made man and Lawrence County
will honor itself by lecting him in
August.
JACK DAw
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

A resolution was offered and pass ed at
the meeting of the Committee prohibit.
ing the admission Of proxies unless the
delegate bearing the proxy is from the
same county as the regularly elected del
egate whom he desires to represent
The Committee most earnestly urges
the Republicans of Alabama to organize
for the approaching elections, see that
your beat and county conventions are
well attended and composed of repre-
sentative Republicans, send to the State
Convention as delegates, only those who
will reflect credit upon the party and
themselves. We deem it unnecessary
to say more. The principles OF the Re-
publican party to-day are indentical with
those under which we have fought so
many battles and gained so MANY vic
toriess.
Freedom OF the ballot, education and
the protection of our working men is re-
publicanism.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR BINGHAM,
Chairman.
GEO. w. WASHINGTON,
Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
Tna 2nd G. ,. L. 4. 8.

This society held its regular me Of
ng last Tuesday night, Rev. j. F.
Humphrey prssiding.
Following some excellent music
and sslact rsaiings wss an interest
ing Debate. Subject, Resolved,
That women chould exercise the
right Of suffrage in common with
men" Judges. A. A. Garner Esq. and
Misses Gertrude Newman, Cornelis
Jones, Lula Bradford, Anna Ander-
son. Decision rendered in favor OF
he A ffirmative.
ED. j. H. Aosely spoke eloquent
ly of the objects aud aims of the so
ciety.
Four new members were receive d
and the socity adjourned t, mao
next Tuesday night.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
A CORRECTION.

Where az the Normal IndeE tx,
he liberty t. use my mans 10 its at
tack upon the reply Of the NJ. E.
Church Bo nd in answer to the rsque est
of Y. N. G. A. and % the same mis-.
represents me take occasion to say
FIRST. That | was present whom the
Committee waited on the Board.
SECOND. do approve aud endorse
the snswsr given.
Respectfully,
B.G. Smith.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
NEW MARKET.

Crops are hourishing.
All hands are busy chopping cot
ton.
Politics begin to grow lively.
/ hope the Republicans will come
in the field with a good ticket.
Madison county should redeem it.
self and send . colored rsprssen o.
tive to Montgomery.
Our Sabbath school is doing we'll
with regular attendance of al out
forty.
Let the Republicans wake up aud
prove to the nournsrs over the
grand old party that it is net dead
They can do this BY nominating and
slsctsnI good ticket. When The
Republican party dies the colored
man loses his best friend. Let ui
praise the bridge that carries us ovsl
safely.
1t il to be hoped that the friend,
of the Blair bill will not suffer it to
be killed in the House. Its defea1
will be a public calamity.
| X. NJ,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
Report Of Visiting Commit .
toe to Rust Institute.
JACK DAw.

We, the Committee appointed At
the last session of the Central Ala,
Conference by the Bishop to visit
Rust Normal Institute, were present
during the closing exercises May
10, II, II. II and IA. The work
done in this Institution will favora
bly, compare with the work done in
any of our Aid Schools.
The degree Of thorouZnsss alta in-
ed by the pupils As shown IN their
examinations proved that there had
been no lack of effort or faithfnlness
on the part Of the teachers.
The exsrcises were largely attend
Cd by the citizens of Huntsville.
among those present being the eoun.
ty Su pit Of Education and the Mayer
of the city. Citizens compstsnt to
judge say that this has bee o the most
prosperous year in the history of the
school. Teachers and pupils, though
laboring under many embarrassment
have given entire satisfaction in the
work done.
We are very much in need OF an
additional building which the trus-
tees hope to be able to lay plans to
have built At no distant day.
The trustees are sll earnest men
and are hard at work for the up
building of the school, and ask the
Aid Of al the members Of the Central
Ala, Conference.
After meeting the Bsard Of Trus
tees and after careful consideration,
| in view Of the work done this year
and the facilities and advantages
that Huntsville affords, the Commit
tao decides that this school is wisely
located. No matter what msy have
been the draw backs in the past, it
bids fair to do good work in the fu
turs, and it is clear to the mind Of
the Committee to be the duty of ev-
cry Presiding Ell Ter and Pastor to
rally and make this our Conferences
school.
COMMITTEE;
Rev. y. NELSON. p E. OF
| Ashvills District.
i NJ. N. MCKINNEY. T. E.
| .Scottsboro, Ala.
| A. NICHoLAs, P. E.
Decatur, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12


A Convention of the Republican party
of the Slate of Alabama is hereby called
to assemble at the Capitol building in the
city OF Montgomery, ON Wednesday, the
23rd of June 1886, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
for the purpase OF nominating candi-
dates for Governor, Secretary Of State,
upSerintendent OF Education, Attorney
General, Treasurer, OF officers OF the Su.
preme Court, and the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before
it. The basis OF representation as
agreed by the Committee, entities to
each county two delegates for every re-
preventative they have in the lower
house OF the General Assembly. Accord
ing to this apportionment the counties
will be entitled to delegates as follows:
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
TR1ANA.

Rain, Rain, Rain.
Quietness rsigns.
Very little sickness here.
Crops are looking we'll
Our school is we'll attended.
The biggest crowd ever in Trisns
on. the occasion OF . baptizing wae
here last Sunday. when fifty seven
persons we're immsrssd.
The people are taking commenda-
bic interest in religious and sduca
ional affairs. in fact they seem to b.
doing letter in these things than ever
bt fore.
The continual rains at this time are
not doing our farmers much harm, as
the most Of them are over the crops
the fret time and going over them
the second time. J. G. Sam mons.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

4 ST. JoHN's LODGE, No. 2, Mobile, Ala
~ Meet 1T Masonic Hall E. Royal and
w st. Michael streets, lst Wednesday
,;ah : each month in Regular Communication
~ O'Clock. Alfred Smith, W. II. G. D
e xxIr Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
Personal.

Mr.. David Wise OF the firm Of
Wise & Co. is in Cincinnati.
Master Abraham Hsrstein is en-
joying vacation at home.
A. A Garner Esq. is on . business
trip to Birmingham.
Of Chattanooga
Mr.. John Latham and son are visiting
the family of Mrs. Harrison.
DR.. Bryson, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, has returned to the city.
Misses Carrie and Della Wiel have
gone to visit their pare at Sebree City,
Ky.
Mr.. Robt. H. Wilson, OF Atlanta, Ca.
is mingling with friends in the city, his
old home. A warm welcome will always
be ready for Bob Wilson in Huntsville.
Prof. j. A. B. Lovett returns from the
teachers State Institute at Florence to-
day, and will pay off the May salaries to
the county teachers
Mesrs. Reuben Stsr ar OF Browns
boro and VIM NJ. Ford aud Paul
JordoD. of Maysvills made vs. 4
pleasant visit lost week.
Masters Felix Crymes and j. w.
Jones colorsd typos Of this city are
employed on the Independent Tribune
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

We keep on moving our Summe
|OOds out, but still We have quite a
|ock on hand, and they must 60 before
le season is over.
| 30 Yards Of Calico $l.00.
India Linen at 5 cents per yard.
Corded piqua 4 cents per yard.
lolOred Lawns cents per yard.
lard wide Bleached Domestic cents.
| Silk Parasols 81 LOO.
Canvas Belts all colors 10 cents.
3 Palm Leaf Fans for 5 cents.
Hoop Skirt and Bustles 25 cents.
Satin Ribbon | inch wide 5 cents per
|h.
Hem Stitch Handkerchiefs 10 cents
n, and many other bargains too nu-
rOus to mention.
Ne call particular attention to our
lagoods and Laces, Oriental and Sill
gels.
lt@ goods mast be sold.
HERsTEIN & LowENTHAL.
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Go 10 J. B Laughin's

~ o0t cbssp Furniture. Also
EulI line Of cofins always in Stock
J. B Lsnghlin,
East Side Public square
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
II. NEWMAN GCo
News anaGoss;r

a big apple crop is expected.
All the schools OF the city are
w closed for vacation.
-V'llsetlOu last Sunday night at
'1ad . = 2. church. s15.45.
,le excellent select school Of
AO'a' ~ exculsionists went
va this city.
niS brlton Franks, wife Of cit,
y .''I frAnks. is suffering from
A., ''oh at the Baptist church
lonn.hing.
''ss Ida Gibbs and Christine
monday for Cleveland,
'peaks well for Huntsville
s,ilI. .'eu' v General Assembly st
\. ias' n.y. the End c. P. church
sl'y stood head on tn. list in
''aneiaI report.
~ S.~ y 'rlends Of the family
in A. 'an' su Hadley. of Still Water.
% W., VII near with sorrow and
q ,r.p irp''Dy Of the heavy misfort
ss l., recently e bsfal;sd him in
'sldd goods. '"e'''0s and
taE, ',o' sta', Is ol'ldrsn's day Al,
s%,.oa Dufch Sunday school and
h ''0n '' will be made iutsr..,
sts,rio 'pp'0prists exercises, The
pg,,. ''ss will also be devo,., -
F&sd.ss s'''.'l0ns and music by
ny school pupil..
Ledge. """
<.Oss' 81 ;, Tie favor Of the so,.h
%ai, er.s.at'ss eno'amit'ss delegates to tb.
poa,,o'''' a''nd Loigs which n.s,s ~ '.s
4b,us@s, @us'y June "a vii, ''1 n
>'aaiu t.,. sl the special r.das.s as.s
*s'apipr' gong and one-third
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

We are receiving new goods almos.
" and always keep our stock full.
Will be sure to find what you want
prices right at.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

4 KING HIRAM LODGE, No. II Union
~ Springs, Ala. Meet in Regular Com
i" munication lst Thursday night in each
month at 8 O'Clock. Civ Hamilton, W. II
E. H. Watson, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

IfYou Wish q Good Article.
OF Plug Tobacco ask your dealer for
"Old Rip"
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

r MOUNT HEBRON LODGE No. Is, Bir
1mingham, Ala, Regular monthly Com
~ munication lst Tuesday in each month
H All Oh the 4th Ave. beteen 9Th and 10th IS
VIM. 8. Kyles. W. N.
H Bintord, Secretary.
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4 MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. IL, Tallade-
TX tuesday in each month At y. o'clock
Isaac T. Jacobs, W. NJ.
Geo W Braxdall, Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

4 EVENING STAR LODGE No. 6, Huntsville
w Ala. Regular Stated Communication
~ End Monday night IN each month TX
O'Clock. Transient brethren welcome
L. G. Belts, W n.
b as Hendley, Secretary,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
MASONIC.

Lodge, A. F 4 A II. Next Annual Grand Com
munication will convene at Montgomery June
oath, 1886. At 8 O'Clock a. NJ. sharp The craft
will take due notice. and govern the services
accordingly. Geo. w Braxdall, Talladega,
Chas Hendley, Huntsville, Grand Master.
Grand Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12

oYlR oY!lR YH.EQyALEp. y !! ?. otFER I::s y
Vots RsGstsred Letter or Money Order
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-12
Call for A Republican State Con
ventiOn.
Rooms OF the Republican State Exc
cutive COMMITTEE.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April, 5th 1886.

To the Republicans of Alabama: