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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Mr. ID. g. Thomas the well-bnown coal
dealer is now advertising the best coal a.
the lowest priceH, namely. LorDerry egg
eiloi anthracite, stove size. and antlra-
cite, chestnut size, an at 80 per CON orr. Un0
pounds. MI Thomas headquarters ARC
az bis old stand, 40 Bay street. wulrfos
foot 0f West Broad street, snd telephone
number IA %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
LOsr Ar SEA
The Bark Anna Howitz wrecked on y or.
ways Coast.

A London dispatch 20 the NEWS yestcr-
day said that the German bark Anna How
itz,trom savannah Nov. - for BERGEN, had
been wrecked at Carmoe Island. Capt
Hon, her commander, was drowned. A
portion " ner cargo, the dispatch said,
might possibly be saved.
The vessel was cleared from savannah
by :. FAtman Tor BERGEN, Norway, with
l2lo bales ~ upland cotton. weighing
".Njo pounds, valued at 816,jo0, and 2-l
barrels oi rosln, weighing 10,siO pounds
valued at $500 Total valuation OF cargo
$1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
scor1.. rmrL.IoN or runE

cod Liver OIL. with Hypophosphites, Ia
Dr. q. G.. lockwood, Now York, says:
II have frequently prescribed SCOTS
Emulsion and regard DO az a valuable nre-
partition 100 serOiuious aud ConaumptiTc
cAHea. paiataIle and ehlcaci0us."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Savannah Daily News, Family Story
Paper No. 643, Firesde Companion No.
953, Saturday Night No. %, Ledger New
York No. 50. New York Weekly No. 10,
Banner Weekly No. 1853, Sunday Demo
orat, No. 1, vol. / }, GOdey's for February,
Travellers Guide for January, Sporting
Life, The Nation, New York World, Times,
Tribune, sun, Graphic, Star, Morning
Journal, PetersOns for February, Boston
Herald, Philadelphia Times, Philadelphia
Press. Baltimore sun, Cincinnati Enquir-
or, Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, New
Orleans Times Democrat, Atlanta COnsti.
tuition, Charleston News and Courier, Ma
con Telegraph, Augusta Chronice.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Travellers for an pDiHts IN Florida, south
ofJacksonville. viii lind the jacksonville,
Tampa and hey Nest railway the short
Get. best. aud most desirable route in an
respects Trains leave from savannah,
Ilorida and Western railway station bon
Jacksonville, avoiding all transfer tnere-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
hnirln.
luoo0
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company'.
Wood Yard,

nh canal. Iust In rear q. b. R Passenger
- Depot, and Dec Heen fhr tNn hrIrE hrifr
m a.. y. T., if thf place io Fef rhrnU Mood
riHiH' hrnsfn IHmhrI and EHda-flr beet nra
nr stove Hn0I ln inf Hofld. send rDur ovr
"a sifeei HagoHi iaf load hndtfyif bon
furrrf tHf rItret
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

people will trade whore they receive the
most Tor their money, and courteous attention
thrown iu. just you step no and see the ''ya-
nous, tey'H trout yos riyRt ceerv time. But
don'l misunIerstanj as. We douy come the
Old exploded dodge on YOU, thar weare selling
out below cJst, or giving clothing away. we
are conducting 0ur business 90 make money.
but tre dYhf "truHf ~ effth.n our theory
aud prac nee BE- that "s.,oH prorfs' WELD large
eaiea and give us contcutHd customers. The
experienced buyer ia nos long I1 finding ont
the best place to trade. Nor does Hr reed 10
ha loa thu merits of the Clothing be- Wishc- 10
purchase. 80 amount ~ Newspaper pulling,
or GLIB ialk by saicamIu, W.i induce HIM
Eco purchase un'css the Clothing D. daslrahlD
BOO style and honest boo material frd make. uu.
W .l.I1.t ma ci1ss NJ frI1f, cIut SENT of oar
Hhllitt zoo nItHac. our success. H tlr past en- .
thie- us t0 ui'rr inducements tuour patrons 800
tut future. $50 90 the "faHons. lf1 Congress
streUt.-hdr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

All the latest Furnishing Goods for
balls and parties, at Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
InteTesting Card.

The attention OF the ladies is called TO
the advertisement OF A. Il. Altmayer 81
Co., on fourth page, in which they are, as
usual, Offering inducements to the public,
placing az a special for the ensuing week
Silks and Nelvets, at the same time con-
tinuing the sale OF EmbrOideries offered in
the past week. Owing to the severe cold
snap, which prevented many ladies from
making their regular purchases, hence
will not take advantage. Call and in
spect these gOOds.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

We have lot Of broken sizes in Hand
Sewed Caters, which we desire to clean
out; their regular price was 50, we offer
them 10 close az $4. COLLAT BROS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Collat Bros. are sole agents. FOR Knox's
world renowned Hats, unoquallod for
sttio. quality and wea~. Inoy also carry
q flII assortment of -tatsOn's Hats. aud 10
fact anything Boz the liur of Hats you may
call fdr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Underwear ~ all styles and qualities,
az Belsnger's, "a Whitaker street.-Adc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Gents medium colored $50 Gloyes. A.
- cents pair, AZ Beisingeis - WAlta.
kef street-AaU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Neckwesr, Hosiery and suspenders, a
specially. at Belsingers, "A Whitaker
street.-AdU
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY

MACON, GA.
Wholesale by OsCEOLA BUTLER. SOLO
MONS CO., LfPPMAN BROS, l. O..
sdBoNG and G. n. HEIDI 4 co. Sold by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
&
COLUMN or
PHI. HBISKIII. JR &gQ
Fall Seeding, 1885.
VRRqILlz / ]. t:
III EISK GILL 3
III lIIXTURl|i


The high-grade Gpaoo that VIII make
WHEA7,, SET or. SIS doa s;gl)ls5 ia
a. sslz. Il GU asisIssIsa N Apa.
u'acturers Of the best ssuan0'befors
the public, and the principles upon which
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
MisfFllauknMs.


ny -.
! Mr. Vanderbilt was worth $4,000
900. II We say that he was WORTH
$500, 100000, 81 $1,000, 1000, 900 do
we get d perceptibly different impression
about the bulk Of his fortune? Most
people do not, To the average mind
the conception Of enormous wealth Is
much the same whether II DO rsckoned
10 hundreds 81 millions Or 10 vigintil-
lions. The human mind cannot grasp
these great sums or clearly appreciate
the difference between one hundred mil-
lions and Two hundred millions
Let Us try and dssnib BE- VI. or "a ~
greet fortune In iSFma0i ,qls laaw !.
and cubic MEASUREMENT sud 81 ht.
Everybody understands these .,.as. and
they make adednite impression 4 meo i
minds.
II this SUN of 200. 000.0fs soIIars
were in standard silver dollaA u .vonId
present such features rs thiss &.
Put lengthwisc, dollar On doltA, 81
would stretch distance Of B72 niles,
making u silver streak from New YORK
across the ocean 70 Liverpool
Piled up. dollar after dollar. L soald
reach . height Of 355 miles,
Laid fat on the ground. the dollars
would cover . space Of nearly go acres.
The weight Of this mass Of silver
would be 7 ,160 tons. rs
To transport il would require 1858
.oarai carrviuO % inns noch (fh;s a. IN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
Syracuse Steel Beam Chilled plow.

Has no equal for lightness of draft, scour-
ing in any soil. holding TO the ground In stony
land, and the facility Of adjustment under all
circumstances The Syracuse Chilled Pillow
has ever been held In readiness TO meet that of
any other make In competitive ,rtsls. The Sy-
strsted It's superiority 10 all ihs ess su,i,l pa
ticulars as No Plos
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

- 1f
DEG 10 stats that their advertised special
ID lies are not sma II lots Of ill-htiinR goods,
marked down 10 bait customers, but are like
their entire stock, honest reliable goods,
made specially 10 their own order, with the
privilege reserved 10 return 10 the nanptac-
turer any such goods rs should not prove a.
Represented We handle no Shoddy Shoes.
Some Of our Fall Specialties;
Gents 80 Double Upper 3,SoIe Kip Boots;
~ So and 80 50 Solid Kip Boots;
" 81 and 81 80 double or single sole Calf
Boots; :
:. Finest hand and machine sewed Boots;
+" So Waterproof Grain Boots
I" SO All Calf, strictly iand-sewed "Tri-
umphn Button, Lace or Caters
9 50 and $2.b0 fns Calf Dress Shoes
" 81 rs Solid Button Laced or Callers
!" 81 all leather Plow Shoes and Brogans;
Ladies' 80 so tour own make) KID, Pebble or
Straight Goat Flexible Button;
I" So unrivaled Kid and Goat Button,
8 I" Sl.5o Kid and Goat box or broad foe
Buuon;
I" 81 rs worked hole, Kid, Pebble Button;
I" 90 cent Calf Solid Laced Shoes;
g House Slippers, %, SO cents and upi
Misses 81 Kid or Pebble, hseIed or SPRING
heel Button;
Boys and Youths 81 Solid Button and Laced;
!" $i.25 Solid Kip Boots;
Ch'ld's Csc beeled or springfield Buttoni
Infants s5c Kid, Button or Laced.
Special Discounts to Dealers.
sep 25-april ls-'s4-y Ms.
\. = NJ. PRO +ifi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
S,sIky Pgoscs

Will SOON come into General Use, be-
cause they Lessen the Labor to both
Horses and NHen. The best built
is the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
HEIsKELI.,s MIXTURE

is manufactured cannot fail to meet this
desire, all Of its contents are Of the Aigh-
est character and absolutely para We
do not hesitate to claim for Heiskell's
Mixture, in addition to its capacity aud
effective qualities as crop producer,
more possessions for improving ltaa
than any other G UANO before the pub
lie. The unexampled growth Of the de-
mand for this GUANO from all sections
attest its value.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01
DIR 4 S s GOODS,

IN GREAT VAKIETY--Uashmeres Gable
Twills, Brocades, Monies only IA Ia cents.
Pretty Dress Goods, &C., Ceshmeres, EAn-
nels all colors, 25e; Tricot somethIng new,
all-wool, 81 lac; Black Cashmere, IL 1-2c ID
ST. Special Bargain al 90 and 02c, all-wool.
velvetesn, MI colors, soc, Black velveteen,
Black Silk, SOC TO $500. ~. s,
Ladies' Mems, Misses Boys Underwear,
from S25c TO Si.O0 Big Drive u uniaun.
dried SHIRTS, MEMS or Boys. 50c. Per-
lection Shirt, 75c, Gem 81, bost made.
Hosiery, Gloves OF all kinds al all prices.
We have Just received 1000 yards more 81
India Linen worth 30c; We sell them IL 10
and u lac Remember The goods cannot BE-
had elsewhere. as we have the production OF
the factory's short lengths. fR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

GOODS IQIICI II



~ FIfSM WILL BIZ KNOWN HIRE 4
TX AFTER AS u
! !. BLOOMS q nOsKNsoN.
PIu u d d W r. GIBBONS as hereiofoss.
Ter Nj have by far she Largest Stock 81 IA
Re III a1a<1 vU11ato1,l
\ Az. /. $'| And FANCY GOOBS,
0uiIh ban ever before. The most Of our
- of be bought at the late Auction Sales'
81 s,iaI We therefore defy any to sellchsap-
er pbrdP b lew prices are given helow; o
,,o,esIl Wide Cotton, 5 Cents,
hsesIne, i6c, pillow Clifton, loc,
~ III, 3 10 6and (. Ginehanls 6tolocf
W Ing 4io Toe, Feather Yickloe lkso akgI
tes IS g. 10, e IL cents,
700 yards Canton FIannels from . % lOe,
,ble Linen, as to 37c, '7as'1 ffA 47
line Cloths cheaper than ever !
Mems and Boys Wear. 10 10 25c,. ALI
Wool AZ i-2 10 bOc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

= ID LIs =
FERTILIZERS.


Pure Ground Bone Dust............ $3.50
my Own Make.)
Xxi, 600 lbs, Bone Dust 10 Each
Ion, ...... ..s........... %
Ammoniated Bone Phosphate...... 30
Competition Phosphate, .............. 30
Ammoniated Dissolved Bone. $500. 80
One Fourth, (New Process, ),....... 80
south Carolina Dissolved, l4.43
Available. ..................... 20
West India Phosphate Guano.... 20
Same Grade as ORCHILLA)
Kainit, (High Grade, )........... II
Blue Windsor Plaster. .............. 8
(Solt Ground. my own Grinding.)
Parties desihngto mix their own Fertilizers
will he supplied with ingredients Of any kind
they may want, at the very lowest prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-01

father he began, after ta$e
old man out back Of the bar
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
Receipts for ExcursiOnists
and Others.
RECEIPTS.

10 cure toothache Save youl
excursion money and have the den
tist to extract it.
2. TO prevent stone bruises =
save your money-buy good leather
sDoes Wear them, aud the stones vii
not bruse ,our feet.
3 How to get rid of wire grass
Sell out and move away. But dou'i
60 on the axcursi on, or You may en-.
counter IA worse evil.
4-Have good fences, which you
Can do by spending. txcnr, ion
money III bnilding the ~, this will
keep hogs. stray dogs and &c. away
and you will have no leas. But
should you still be troubled Win
them, after you have taken this pre-
caution build little trash lies all
all about the yard and about the
dusk set them on fire. The trouble
some pests will All jnmp il the
fire.
5.-TO make chlldren's J dresses
longer Save yonr excursion money,
buy plenty of cloth and make them
long enough al first. Then Instead OF
the swarms Of half uaked children we
see about the street, we will see them
well clothed, sight more in t. eping
with ciqilzation.
6.-How to make your roosls
warm without buying wood and coal
in winter Buy your wood and coal
in the summer. Which You will he
able to do by saving the money
speLt for excursions.
How to have your hens lay
plenty Of eggs. Have plenty Of hens
Of Your own.
Thanks t. friends for answers
given to last weeks inquiry
Yours &c.
SOToNITE
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

Nh j S Fitzgerald has gone to
CAIRO, ILL.,, to live and Wishes the
GAZETTE to follow him
Mr. Ed ,DeGratfeniied vorkil Q
in the Hotel at Hillsboro,
A telegram was sent here on the
21st notifying Mr. George Miner of
of bis death of the son Louis, at
Whe eling and it lay in the Office
here until the Oath before it was de :
livered
Can anything be done for such
negligence on the part OF the oper
atOr.
Mrs Oracle Davis has been right
sick during The past Week.
JACK DAw.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
Abolition of Slavery in
Cuba.

The Cuban Chamber of Deputies
Wedn esday adopted. unanimously y
resolution providing that the gov
ernnen. set free the remaining 26,
600 slaves in Cnba.
The president of the chamber con
g atulited the members upon the
compilation of glorious work Of aboli
ton OF slavery and the great island
redeemed from the great curse will
be gin a new nra Of prosperity. The
lovers Of liberty, and the brother
hood of man will everywhere hail the
news with Joy and celebrate it us q
step fur ther to the grand event Of
the complete abolition Of the CALLING
yoke of bondage from every slave il
America.
Brazil needs to hasten its slow
work of gradual emancipation, anf
follow the example of the best ciz
iIizal people in removing from 1T
soil the bighting curse of slavery
To-day the world congratnlates Cuh'
upon its noble action.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
Alabamians Against Mcxicans.

Yesterday Maj. j. NJ Grove, the eff
cient Deputy United States Marshal al
this place, sent petition to Presiden
Cleveland asking permission that, il
case warlike trouble with the Mexican
government, he be authorized to enroll al
Alabama regiment of volunteers. Maio
Grove is one OF the staunchest Southerr
soldiers in the State, and says that b.
wants to show the North that there i
large amount Of patriotism among tn,
Southern people. Birmingham Age.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

Philadelphia has not less than fifty
cOlOred men worth more than $40,
600, twenty-five Of whom are wor b
ever $40. 900 each. One ia said TO be
worth mere than $3.50 900. His name
is Jnhn M Kee Robert Pnrvis is worth
s75 900; William Still $50, 900 Isaiah
G. Wears. $4,000; Edward Green,
5000 Mrs. Henry Jones, 100000;
Mrs. Savage. $75. 900 The Hate Henry
Dorsey died worth 100000.
A camp meeting hold near Hook
town Nicholar county. Ky, on July
18th, by the colored folks of the sur
rounding counties. broke up in gen
eral row and hand-to hand first, in
which Negro name Joe MyiDg, Of
Millershurg. this county, was shot
and killed an1 three other persons
fatnl!y wounded. There were over
forty shots fired --Ex.
When fueiiive slave vas hrougL 1t
bef"re Theopholns G rringtor, one Of
the eaI lier judges of Vermont. he
| refused to deliver him to the allie eged
owner on the ground that the Negro
was "a man, and to establish owner
ship the claimant should produce "a
bill of sale from God Almighty.
The State has just erected monu-
ment over his grave at Cl rendOn
VI, and 600 people were present al
its dedication June C. Gazette.
Our contemporaries have got i
wrong We haye 19 colored men il
our present State Legislature /: 4 il
the Senate. and Is in the Honse o
Representatives Two of those in the
House were elected on the Democrat,
ticket they participated in the dem
ocrhtic caucus, and elected demo
cratic u. S, Senator Senator Jane,
b Eusiis- for whom they voted. re
ceiving the democratic caucns II mi.
nation by only one vote majority
The others were elerted as republicans
There is no white republican IN the
House and but one in the Senate -
Louisiana Standard.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
We Have Been Thinking

That the philosophy Of Emerson is
this: By self knowledge, intuition and
integrity, we explain the facts OF the his
tory, confront the problems of life and
make the soul supreme over events.
That as general TACT, with one sex,
impulse, love of appreciation, emotion
and affection have taken and always will
take the lead of philosophy and ratioc:-
nation.
That Confucius was right in saving.
When you know thing, to hold that
you know it, is wisdom.
That doing our best is the way Of com
placency and success.
We want the best, whether it be
mending a shoe or building cathedral.
-EX
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
COURTLAND.
News at the Valley, Person.
al and General.

CoUhTLAND. ALA, July %. 1886
Will HOyt, and T.m Simmons
white) and Turner Foster (cold
were arrested. tried, convicted
aud sentenced t. the coal mines for
breaking in Johnson's saloon. Tur-
ner Foster Jumped from the cars
lear New Castle and made good this
escape.
Miss Blanche Coin came down
from Trinity on the "a. and spent
several days here With "Gramma"
Tie barbecue here on the 23rd
brought an immense crowd to our
usually qniet town but every thing
passed off pleasantly. Messrs w T
Simmons and J K B.yless were the
able managers
Saturday 25 the candidates of
each party spoke here to a very large
audience
Our Branch and Gibson proved
more than equals for their Demo
ratio opponents and easily scor-
ed victory
Miss z b Frazier has resume hel
school at Leighton.
Mrs Matte Hawkins has be. 4
unwell this week
Miss ID II Stewart Of Hillsborc
was III town on the 24LL.
CrLORED LANDLORDS.
As an evidence Of the prosperity o1
our people. ! append here list
OF colored meu who have farms Of
their own, and they are all il apple
pie order.
ln the Leighton precinct there is
A + Esgleston. Andrew Abanaihy,
Film Abannthy, aud Frank Bfoily.
10 the B'icA Vile pr. cinct, H p Eg.
yleston, John Brown. and Henry
Byuum. In til, Red Banks re
;inct. kubt Allen. Green Foster. aud
Henderson Smiley. Courtland, st.
phen White. George Barham and
9TH. rs Hillsboro Phillip A Stew
art Charl, S Stewart. Carter Watkins
Dohn Hort"n. Baker Swoope, and
Burt jackson Mr jackson has 1oO
acres Of as fine land as there is i, The
state all nnder gool fences. -55,cras
are open an in caltivt ou.
Mr. Jacks IN is "A practical farmer
caisins his meat aud bread at home.
He has one Of the finest orchard, in
the state, about 25 hives nj,
bees. a fine grape Dor, good sto K |
plenty Of towels aid Indeed every
thing to make home happy.
Besi.les these there are plenty that
OWN Luu 'es aud lots in tie towns
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

Concealment in such cases is attended
with but little trouble 1t is only nee
essary to part his hair in the middle.
The family man resembles the oyster
on the half shell.
The shell Is known at home the soft
side abroad
Some carry this resemblance in their
faces. Many men have countenances
like oysters.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
An Essay On Man.
Man was made in dry weather.
He was made of dust.

j Man was made in dry weather.
He was made OF dust.
Quite a number have never recoyere,
from their. creation; they are still dry,
It's mans nature to be discontented
Adam had a monopoly, but he coult
not be happy without some one to crow
over.
For a while he knocked around ovel
| the Garden OF Eden, and then went tc
the house, but he had to get his own
supper: there was no stove wood chops
ped, and things We're in bad shape gen
orally.
The next morning il was the same
way. He had to make his own bed and
sweep out. His socks were dirty, and
his arm would go through hole in the
sleeve. So he was dissatisfied.
The next night when he went to sleep,
the Creator punished him by makingon
Of his ribs into woman a ereat mis-
fortune to the race
1t has been six thousand years since
that rib was lost, and yet man continues
feeling for it,
This is a feeling subject.
Pursuit in the case is said to be sweet
er than possession
After Eve got acquainted with er
mate she vowed that all the N N in the
world were not worth A dam.
Goliah was man.
A fop is male who is ashamed of his
sex, and attempts to conceal the f.Ct
that he is man.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
All Goes Smoothly in the s0,

IL ls gratifying to observe a..
Philadelphia Times, that there !, 'us
section Of the country in which i,,D Ou'
trial growth does not seem ia /.
alyzed by strikes, lockouts and n r.
forms OF war between the canit,, '' %'.
gives employment to labor and the Aha,
that should be employed at remun.,,
tive wages by capital. For some res,',
the South has been fortunately freo t,.r'
these rulnous disputes between labor "Uui and
capital and the result is that the i, indu. Hrl
trlal growth OF the South is sometbins
phenomenal '''ils
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31
The Wedding Record.

During the month OF July, there has
been issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Probate Court. fourteen wedding Ii
censes, eight to white, and six to colored
couples.
The record is not bad one when We
take into consideration the fact that Jnlv
is not a month much given to the joys of
Hymen
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

IN, TALK :' about it being warm in a..
sllie wit with her cool, refreshing h,s naa'
amaaa ana delightful IN nights that give sopns u,5e'
aenas Delng from llo to ia degrees D'n'1'r I 1
shade. s. That is what was u' in 70 a'
Bastrop Adcertiser says tt;
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

Reduced rates have been granted
by the M & c R r to persons attend
ing the dedicatory services of The M
3 church Sunday Ang 29th The
new pew we're shipped Monday.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

II Is said politics are 80 bi,,.. .
noMndes no,,i" that both factions attenS '' a.. "a
public meetings armed. t i u ~, 'A'
how sensible men can losa nj, '''dnge
over a simple question as to who ~ ta' y
nave the offices-both being dsmn'O @,,Oul'
-Montgomery Capital. O'idIs
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

Southern inventors.

Last week Messrs G. A. Snow & Co..
Of Washington, d. O., secured no less
than % patents for Southern inventors.
Five We're issued to patentees living in
the State OF Kentucky, five TO Virginia,
three to Georgia; West Va. Maryland,
Florida and Louisiana, two each; and
South Carolina, Mississippi and Tenn
essee, one each.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-31

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