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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
GtnIaouns s,tr S1iten General:
8eriammIitng oes SentfGen
RSat. SAITH. Central
8ereinS bon WorD.
= Qltttertfa.

Gn Ste 8eamten unb Ritslieber aller. bent
9. &. 6. 6. o. ansei9lohenen
8ereine. z
9ie i3eit fir Qbhaltuns Der idbrIi9en
General eriammluns bes 8. 81. G. 6.
9. Der gereinisten Staaten pon Gaerifa
1T wieber nabe. SIN StiIen, rbgs @es
rdui9. 1T ber gentralsS erein su etnem
berrli9en 8aume beransemadisn, beiien
Sueise fi6 fait iiber bic sanjen Der. Staas
ten eritreden. @esriinbet, um ii9 in
&rantbsit unb Notb sessnieitis gu unters
fifteen: bic beutide Wutteriprade au pfles
gen, unb isinem tatboliiden gbarattsr &c:
mdB tatboIiide Sutereiien unb babur9
@ottes @bre su f6rbern, lie9t iein Wirteu
unb Streben, felt ben Istten 80 Sabren,
Der SeuOIteruns bieies 9anbes sur Seurs
tbsiluns often.
Stein unb ebel In ieinem Susfe, 6ffents
lid in ietnen Eenbensen, unb Difentli9,
pbne @ebsimtbuerei, in ieinen 8eriamms
lunseu, 1T Der 8. st. &. 6. 9. bislans
auentbalbeu willtommen gspeien, unb
bofen mir auueri6tli9, baB bieiss 10 bIeis
ben mDse.
Die bissidbrise 9sueralsg erIammIuns,
bic 3lite, wiro gu Solebo, i'm Staate
Ohio, an ben srinen rfern bes Maumee
6Iufss absebulten werSen, ~besinnenb ON
5. September. Solebo lit unsefdbr BET
Mittslpuntt spii5en . # unb 8eit, unb
ii5ert bieisrbaIb idon bur9 feline centraIs
Gage cine sablrei5e SsriammIuns. ausers
benz treffen uuiere fatbolii9sn Witbirser
beuti9er 3unse, i3on iest bic umfuieubs
iten Sorbereitunsen fir bas Central Ser
einfeft, nm baiisIbe alien ieinsns Sorsdn:
germ ebsnbirtis IN bic Settle gu itelen, uie
aus benz Gtrculare bes bortisen 6eitcomt:
tss gu erieben lit.
Sd ri6te bssbalb an ale bsuti9en fas
tbolii9en llntsritisunsss Ssreine Der Ser;
einigten Staaten pon Nmertta, i'm Sers
ban6e nit benz Central ~ereine, i9 ents
pebsr in corpore ober bur9 Ssnbuns bon
0elesaten-an Der biesidbriscn General
periammluns 3u betbeilisen.
Bel benz iesisen 0ur9einunber pon
T~auienben non 8ereinen, bic peri9iebens
j3usfs psrfolseu, ioIteu aue 9srsine ss
fi9 Defenders anseIesen fem Iafen, inteIs
Iisente Mdnner als SeIesaten 3u Der
Misunderstanding ;u ienben; Wdnner,
BON benen sic iiberselst finb, baB bieiels
ben urter allen l1mitdnbsn fit bic Sa1e
bes .. 81. &. 6. gereins einiteben wers
ben. Sd wieberbole besbaIb nod einmaI
bic @tnlabuns our biesidbrisen General
periammluns nit benz 3urufe:
vSeib treu unierm 81. fatbolii1en
@laubsn, treu u~nierer lieben beutideu
Wutteripra9e unb trsu benz Sternenbans
ner als ameritanii9e Sirser."
SIN Namen bes Yrdfbenten:
Ebeobor SebIis,
@Orreiponbirenberz u. StnanasS etretar
bss .. St. 6. G.8.
ct. Souls, am %. Wai 1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
Die Sortf6ritte Oct fatbpIii6en
STRIDE 1T ocn iiberieeii6en
2GnOern.

Der oficieae vOTerpatore &omano"
~srinnert aus NnlaB bss Rir9enfriebens
absrmals an cine i6on friiber pon ibm err
wabnte 4rbeit bss Seiuiten @erner, peI4e
bic 6orti9ritte Der fatbolii9en Stride in
ben ibsrieeii9en Qdnbsrn peranldauli6en
fol-. Seit 1922 bic ~9lnftalt Der vgropas
gambia Sibei" ssi6afen purbe, ieien pon
ben @ldubtssn 220 Wiaionen 2ire bafir
beisetrasen lnb pom 81. StubIe 27o 8is
i9ofsfse unb Yrdfecturen neu ssi6afien
worben. Wdbrenb IS Dor SO SSabren In
aiIen BLOB IL gii9Sfe, ndmli9 2 In sSns
bien, 6 in China unb 4 in Snbosg bina-
seseben babe, SdbIe Snbien NIT gini9Iub
pom gsplon iett 26 gr3biid5fe unb Bis
i6Dfe nebff 1900 9rieftern. Sn Snbos
China, China unb Sapan piirbsn II
Milionen Eatbolifen BON so apoitolii6en
gicaren unb 400 Miifiondren unterri6s
tst. sluf benz afritanii6en Continent babe
ss DOT 1922 teinen ein3isen 8ii9of ses
seben; ieitbem ieien Q gr5bii9ofss unb IL
giidofsfte, II 8icariate unb l6 apoitos
hide BrGfeeturen bort einseri1tet por6en.
Oie rai9sitsn Sorti6ritte babe infolae Der
sroBartisen gntwifeluns bieies 2anSes bic
fatbolii9e Stride tn Rorbamerita 9eme9t.
sSu 8ritiI6 : NorSamerita, mo- Dor so
Subren BLOB bic beiben @r5biid0fe pom
Wontreal b~eitanben, Sable man beute 80
Biid6fe, 1000 Brieiter unS 2 Miaionen
&atbOliten. Scsanien iet rpe9en ieiner
lln5usdnsli9teit unS Der 0ilbbeit isiner
8eu5IterunS bis 1850 fart psrna6Idlist
wOrben, umfaiie absr our 3eit ni9t peni:
qer ais % gil6ofsfbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
sar merpSie iamse eamsa

1T a~llaemeine Sausarbeit auBeroroerfl'g
seeisnet, bic psri5iebsnen Musfeln Sss
&Stpers' in Beussuns gu teeer, nsti pc
Manniafaltisteit Der ueriaieoenen ueonr's
aen bietetT nrb bur9 ibre Ibps9lelur9
feinen TbeiI' ermiibet. Gauienoe pom
iunsen Oamen ~ieufSen unter Der Ptle9eh
ibres 5ausarstes, trOt ALIEN, mas sr ibut
nit ieinen sslebrten unb pieltdltt9et
Rurusridreibunaen.' @alb mirb elm SUITE
msdiel nStbia, balb Elm ldnserer &ufenta
bait In frem6em tRIima, ober irseab cine
anbere isbr tpHIpislist 8erOrSnltps ,pabs
renb mon bic Sdrten cber pielmebf per-
,drtelten geid6pfs srinoii4 inb sihfdd
turiren tSnnte, .rpenn man 5ie ~peranlaBte,
einise Boden ober Monate binbur9 in Der
@irtbi6af ti9tis nit 3u5nsretfen, Wtar
Iafe fe aufb6ren, bas Btanino' 81 nliBs
banbeln, unb Iebre fe toten, baden,
maiden, reinma6en unb lafie iie all BITE
tauienb &leinisfeiten tbun, bic ibre Utitter
unb @roBmittsr fart unb frdftig ma4ten.
@init p~erorbneten mir bies elmer iunsen
Dame, bic man i9on, als al Der S9ptnbs
iu9t lsibenb, aufseseben bate, uno oerer1
gltern trauris baS @nbe erwarteten. Na9
spet Monatsn mar bas iunse Ra69en ers
bebli9 wobler, unb ieitbem fie bteie
~9ebenspeiie fiibrt, fiblt fie ii9 itets frdfs
tiger perSenb. Manber arSt, uenn er gu
bieier gerorbnuns greifen wolte, wirbe
fi4 Oeiielben @rfuIses riibmen tonnsn.
Gin MrSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
CHORAL nno Sireftionsfmrs tn
SuincD, Sa.

Die neuefe Drummer Der vGdcilia"
tbeilt 5olsenbes nit:
gluf Der lebtidbrigeu @eneralperiamms
lung bes Imeritanii6en Gdciliens8 ereines
wurbe bsi9Iohen, baB bieles Sabr, ftatt
elmer Notwithstanding, Elm Snffruts
tionsturs ipesiea fur gboraIseians unb
@borbireftion sebalten werben foue. gs
1T teiu 3ueifel, baB ioI9e Snitruttionss
turie BON arOBtem Husen fir bic Gfese
fir9li9er Wuiif inb. 0dbren6 bic Seite
Der Observation-Disclosures anresenb unb
ermunternb, mebr mad 9luBsn wirten unb
por Iaem bic Sbee bes Gdcilienpereines
pppuluriiren, erbalten bic &urssG bsilnebs
mer tbeoretii9e unb praftii9e gelebrung
iiber bas @eien, bic Iitursii@s gsbeutuns,
bic 9aratteritii9e @tsenart, ben 8ortras
unb bic gesIeituus bes s%resorianiiden
@boralseiunses, iowie anleituns CUR Bill
buns unb DIRECTION pon @eian995ren &c.
&C.; aud bas tir6Ii9e Srselfpiel wirb
mad @sbibr unb WDslidteit 8eridf9tis
suns finben.-gtu9 Idnserer l%lsbsrlesuns,
namentlid um einen fir bic gu erparten>
ben Sursbeiu9er mo9lt9it centralen Srt
gu pablen, babe i'd fir ben biesidbrisen
SSnitruttionsturs Quincy, ST., beftimmt,
mo ber bo9p. Sr. grinner, Yfarrer Der
ct. gonifatiustirde, allen Sbeilnebmern
wiQtommene Gufnabme suii9srt. Die
abbaItuns bes &uries lit porldufs auf Die
3eit pom 81. Sult bis 6. Qusuit fsftse=
iest. gs uerfebt fi9, baB bic Snitruttios
men unentseItIi9 ertbeiIt werben, unb wie
Der bO6p. 9r. Sb. 8riner i9reibt, iteben
seniisenbe Sreiquartiere sur S%erfisuns.
8eitere ginSeIbeiten werben In nd9itsr
Rummer perOffentli9t werben. Sd labe
u gu rs9t sabIrei6er 8stbeilisuns an
benz &urie Elm unb e iu6e bieienigen Ger
rem, welde an bemielben Ebsil 3u nebmen
wini5en. f@ balb BEL mir gu meIben.
0ssen Suartisrsn, Sotel &c. psnbe man
fid sefaaigit on ben bo9p. Ssrrn 50.
8riiuer, ct. 8onifattustir9e, Quincy,
81. 0ie bo@p. @eiftIi@feit eriu9s i'd,
ben Ssrren 2ebrern unb Srsaniifen ben
Seiu6 bes &uries in ieber nur m0sli9en
Weiie gu erIet9tern.
s. Sinsenberser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
Yfarridpien uno ltnterri9t.

Yfarribxlen waren elmer Der Saupts
aeoenfaape Der Beratbuns beim Ill. 9les
nars @rncil Iopobl pie BEL bisiem unisrem
9rophsialsg onciI. gs wirb uniere 8flidt
feir, bic &esel bur65ufibren, baB bis su
aner ie mad hen DrtIi6en 8srbdltniien
feftsuissenben 3eit iebs tatbolii9e gfarrs
gemeinbe i'm Bette elmer eigenen fatbolis
i6en S9ule fem muB. Gin Brieifer, Der
bieie beilise 9fidt perna9ldifsen ioate,
wiirbe fi6erlid ieinsr Steae unmertb iein,
unb cine @emeinbe, bic na9ldifis unb
iaumislis in Der @rri9tuns unb l1nterbal,
tuns elmer 8farriduIe ii9 seiste, biirfte
nidt boffen, piirots Der reltsi0ien Sesnuns
gen tbeilbaft 81 werben, bic ibren eisenen
6inbern susuweuben iie perabIdumte. I'm
ben rsIisi6ien lluterrt6t gu erlei6tern unb
na9baltiger 81 MAIDEN, bat bas Blenars
goncil einen ensIii9en &ate9iSmus fur
bas sause 9anb aussearbeitet. @s lit Der
Wuni9 bes @rncils, bag bteie r &ate6iss
mus In bic peri9iebenen Spra9en iiberiest
perbe, bic pon ben &atboliten aus aube>
rem 2dnbern seiproden perben. Samit
lit inbeB ni3t seiast, baB bas Sonctl ben
@sbrau6 pou &atedtSmeu perbietet, bic
nidt lleberiesunsen bes Gonctlss Rate6iss
mus iinb. @s empfebIt inbeB, baB Sins
Der porsei6ritteneren Ilters unb bereits
pobl bepaubert in benz &atebismus ibrer
Rutteripra9e aud ben ensIiiden &ates
9ismus lernen. gu benz @nOe balten mir
es fir gut, baB In ben o6eren &lahen unies
rer S9uIen Iussaben sebrau6t perSen,
bic auf Der einen Seite BEN eusIii9en Cert,
auf Der anberen ben in Der Mutteripra1e
entbalten. au9 wtrb es anseseist iein,
baran 5u erinnern, baB bic bibIiide @e:
i9i9te bic @runbIase bes &ate6isuus lit,
unb baB &tnbsr, bic nit ben YeriOnIidteis
ten unb @reisui1en I'M 4lten unb gtsuen
Eeitament ni9t pertraut iinb, niemaIs i'm
Stanbe iein uerbsn, uniere beiIise Gelis
sion sebDris gu periteben, gu iiben uni
Rusen baraus gu Sieben.
(S9luB fOIst.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
3e8eIun8 Der fir6ti6en Scrs
bGltniIe tn Sjtiaoien.

9ie 8erbunblunsen bes 8atitans nit
Der 8tesieruns pOn 9ortusal betreffs 0eus
reaeIuns Der tir6li9en 8erbaltnife tn Sits
Snoien BADEN iest einen slidIiden 9lbs
i5IuB s~efunben. 9ie 9ais bes 2lbtoms
mems lit: BortusaI bebaIt In 9oa isIbit
unb in bret anberen Ye3irfen, ndmlt1
go9in, goiinbabour unb Msliapour bas
Batronatsrs9t; tn pier anbsrsn Be3irten
bat ss BET ben Bii9ofswabIen bas Prdisns
tationsredt, namIi9 bic Befusnib, BON
ben bret uou BET propasanba uorsei9Iases
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08

men ganbibaten bic minber senebmen su
ifrei9en. SSn Se3us auf bic anberen DiSs
ceien sibt Bortusal feline friberen gor.
redte auf. Die Wiiionen, welde friber
Don 9oa ieIbit sesriinbet worben iinb. bIei>
ben unter Surisbittion uon 300, ber Nuts
tertir9e, ielbit wenn ite innerbalb anberer
Oi6ceien liesen. sSn anberen Wiiiionen,
mo fid our i3eit grieiter pom Soa befinben.
muB Der betreffenbe Bii9of bic ansuitsls
lenben Brieiter uorbsr benz grsbii9of BON
Soa CUR @nnabme prdientirt baben. gu
ben weiteren 9erdnbsrunsen sebSrt aud,
baB bic Wtiiion Maburas, wel9e ben frans
sOiii9en Seiuiten sebOrt. ieet unter bas
Brotettorat pon 8ortusal seitsllt wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08

sleid3eitis In rsIisiOiem unb weltli4em
@iHen unterri1tet perben, mo bic unidulb
ibr.r finoIiden Ssrsen NIT liebenber Gorge
beidIst ntb cine graiebuns ibnen seseben
wiro, bic {omobl niieli9e Staatsbirser
pie aud treue Witslisber iener bebren @ee
ieui1aft aus ibnen naa9t, beren Stitter
seiast bat: v9afet bic &leinen gu mir toms
men unb webrst ibnen nidt benn Sol=
DIES 1T bas 9immsIrei9" (0eatb. XIX,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
ct. NapbaelS sSerein
sum S6ute Der Gin unS auspanberer.

gum S6uBe Der Gin mo Nuspanberer,
O0er
Sic Stimme Der amerifaniiden gii6Gfe.
(S9lub.)
234. Sebr gu wiini6en mare es, baB
in ben sr6Beren Sta6ten, gu beneu bic guss
panberer aus europa ii5 meifteus binpsns
ben, grieiter anseitslt wirben, nit &Iuss
beit besabt unb ipra9tunbis, beren Saupts
aufsabe es mare, bic einpanbernben &as
gu empfansen unb ibnen elm thu.
ger Siibrer unb psiier &atbseber Su iein.
bieie Srte finb es, in benen es
pom 8strus unb Na9ifellunsen
Menfden. geionbers foaen fe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08

Ser @rsbiidof unb bie Sii86fe Der
&ir6enpropins Milpaute, in eriten gros
pincial; goncil ueriampelt, entbieten ibrem
aIaubisen gOIte: k9nabe Sud uno
Sriebe pon Soft unsrem Sater unb pon
Dem Serrn SeIus Gbrtfus!"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17
LOUISVILLE. NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILWAY,
Mississippi Valley Route

On and after May Goth, 1886. PasSen-
ger trains on this. road will run as fol-
lows:
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17

p. III.
The Board met after recess, the
same members present.
4 claim for ten dollars was pre-
sented by Mr.. Barstow which on
motion CT Mr.. Long seconded by
Mr.. Cochran was referred to the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Sewer moved the adoption
of the following ordinance second
ed bp Mr.. Erwin and adopted.
Ordinance No. 2S4 requiring the
Parish Treasurer to make detailed
quarterly statements. on or before
the date of the regular quarterly
meetings ofthe Board.
BE 1t ordained By the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Madison, That
the Parish Treasurer be instructed
to present to this Board at the
present meeting a full fair and per-
feet itemized account, and exhibit
of receipts and disbursements and
cash on hand, with vouchers cover
ing the time from the date Of his
taking charge Of said Office to date
Of filing said account, and that said
officer be further instructed in fu-
ture to present such an account
and exhibit and to file same with
the clerk of this Board at the end
of each quarter and on or before
each regular meeting of this Board
On motion Of Mr.. Sewer the
clerk was instructed to furnish
the Parish Treasurer with copy
of the above ordinance.
On motion Of Mr.. Erwin all bill!
against the Parish were referred t.
the Finance Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Long, second
ed by Mr.. Erwin the Board al
journed until Tuesday at l1o'clocl
| q. m.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Ia. s. |.

I'VE 10 hereby certify that We super
wise the arrangements for all the
Monthly and Quarterly Drawings Of
the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness and in good faith toward all parties,
and We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with ac-similes of our
signatures attached, in its advertise
ments." G. +. EEAUREGUA RD,
G.. y. EARLY,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
Atthe Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1885.
LIST OF PRIZES.

AIIlNO y Nj llON IltlLES.
Approximation Prizes $3.50 $50
q DO do 500 ( 500
9 do 10 go $3.50
] ,gG7 prizes, amounting to $685.
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only at TIE office of the Com
pany in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES,
Express Money Orders, or New York
Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
by express, address
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Mch. Is.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17
Pullman Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping
CARS
Notice to Teachers.

The following persons are ap-
pointed teachers of the Public
Schools for Madison Parish for the
ensuing term, beginlng on Monday
the 4th day of October next, viz:
White Schools,
1 Delta, Miss Octavia G. Slack.
9 Milikens Bend, Mrs. Georgia
Brooks, Subject to examination
8 Omega, Mrs. NJ. A. Hynes.
4 Tallulah, Miss A. M. Stewart.
5 Mounds, vacant.
6 Islington, do.
7 White Oh, Miss Lou Morrow.
Colored Schools,
s Delta, NJ. II. Hinton.
o Duckport, G.. w. Fletcher.
10 Oak Grove, Mary Foste.
IL Morancy, P. r. Hill.
Y Tallabena, R. NJ. Stewart.
Is Omega, f. Nc Clellan.
IA Tallulah, G.. W. Buck.
Is Demoss, Laura Lewis.
Ii Preston's, L. w. Mcintyre.
II Cholula, Jos. NJ. Scott.
Is Sargent's, A. r. Jamison.
10 Brown & Johnson, c. W. Green
wood.
20 Mounds, vacant.
Il California, do.
By order of the Board of Direct
ors.
A. G.. MoNETTE.
Secretary
Tallulah, La, July 7h., 1886.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17
HOWARD FEMALE COLLEGE.
Gal,asin, Tenn.

Located in the garden spot Of
Middle Tennessee:
Terms: $50. year for Board,
tuition, washing, lodging, lights
and fuel, everything except extras.
Fine climate and healthy region.
Catalogues and special rates left
with Mr.. \. T. LANE,
Tallulah, Ia.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17

Subscribe for the TINES.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17

We the under izncd Banks and Bank
crs will pay all prizes drawn in the
Louisiana state Lotteries which NAV bs
presented ut our cnuMttrs.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-17

ES~Close connections at all JunctOrial
Points.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars New
Orleans to White sulphur and other
celebrated Springs and Summer resorts
along the line Chs. d Ohio Ry., without
chauge-PuIlman and Monarch Sleep
ing Cars, New Orleans to Little Rock
without change.
Purchase your tickets via through
ear line. thus insure convenience and
comfort, for furtherinformation apply to
J. VI. EDWARDS. A. J. KNAPP,
' L. & q. VI. G. Z. A.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

The voice of the colored press ia
vors Fred Douglass as Recorder OF
Deeds. -Huutsville GAZETTE.
This is untrue. It is only those
which are slaves to the Republican
party that desire his rentention.
Little Rock Ark. Sun.
Trot ont your proof. Mr.. Sun. Con
tradictions are easily made, but are
more convincing with the facts to
support them. Print your list of
Anti Douglass papers, headed with
The San itself, next The N. Y. Free
man, (wLose editor is slleged to be a
candidate for the position held by
Mr.. Douglass), next-but see if you
are not so near the end of your little
row that ytu will be startled and
ashamed to publish the beggardly
number. "Slaves to tue Republican
party" indeed Nonsense, Bro.
Bailey, sheer nonsense.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
November. 10Th 1885.

and closes April 1st, 1886.
The cheap rates given by the railroads
to visitors attending the Exposition places
it in the reach of q arly every one to at
tend and ses. for themselves the exhibits
from every portion Of the world, disting
uished men both of the white and colored
rates. Assured OF the great benefits to
be derived by a visit to the Exposition,
| can not too strongly urge npon the peo
pie to make the small expenditure of money
required to visit the Exposition.
The Exposition has seen proper to ap
point as my Assistants the following
named ladies. distinguished for their in
telligence, and the great interest they hav
manifested in the advan cement of the rae
viz. -
Mrs J. NJ. c. Logan. lady commissioner.
No. 220 Mildred st. Montgomery. Ala,
Miss. Maria Fay Montgomery, Ala. Mrs,
Carrie Bryant. Mobile.
trust that the Colored women Of Ala
| Ia caa r III ,,l..a kh---~-s----'--~-
respondence with these ladies', who will
take great pleasure in furnishing all imfor-
nation desired.
NJ In conclusion allow me to say thst there
will be standing committee known as tie
r. ception Committe. Who will he Mt tie
railroad depots and steamboat landings t.
receive visitors and conduct them to The
best hotels and boarding houses in New
Orlean-. The business If this conmitte t
will be tn see to it Il at all secure NJ at and
respectable boardii & houses with good
fare al reasonable r. tes
For any further information address q,
al Talladega. Ala
GEO w, nRAxDsLL.
Honorary Cor IN ssicner tr he Stat
of Alat,ama If the North Central and
South American Exnosi,inn
Fapers iiently to the Exposition an1
desirous Of promoting its success are re-
qnested to copy the above once in their
colums.
10 24-t, l.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
His Cruel Kisnlet.
BY G..

j.
Oh speak and tell me bird OF fate.
Speak now; compel me not to wait
Any longer, at thy lattice gate,
The night is dreary-the hour late.
The time has come, my sweetest doe,
When / must either stay or go:
When you must either say, yes or no,
What do you say? which. h.-yes, or no?
Co? will, and the wide world roam,
without heart to call my own;
Sad and deject'd, go alone,
Friendless, unlov'd, without home.
Yet, if tread on land or sea.
My sweetest thoughts will be Of thee;
One long dream my life will be,
And that long dream will be of thee.
ask you, is it wrong or right,
From lovers heart all hope to blight:
Deny him OF lovers rights,
Making his lifea dreary night.
Would you not, feel dear girl, pain,
To drive from heart loves sweet strain;
And learn too late that you had slain,
The tru st of all your lovers.
You answer me and tell me no.
Not thinking once in doing so,
That from your presence will go,
Still friend and not a foe.
Where have been by fate denied,
May no one ever boast his pride;
Then will die full satisfied,
To wed thee Oh 1.-The other side
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

Excited by the Exposition, Missis.
sippi held q colored fair a few months
ago, which Was thorough success.
tennessee has just opened another;
at Nashville; South Carolina will
soon follow suit, and it seems highly
probable that every southern state
will, sooner or later. have its colored
exposltion.-N. 0. Times Democrat
We are glad to see Expositions
supplantlng the colored Conventions
which have proven abont as expen-
slve games Of tomfoolery as any
grown men have engaged in. There
may have been some good in them
but 1t was like needle hid in a hay
sack.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

Our bold bird Jack Daw," while
on the wing for news has heard that
the Lawrence County Superintend-
ent of Education proposes to pay
the white teachers of that county
monthly and the colored teachers
quarterly, and very Justly enters a
protest against any such illegal and
uncalled for discrimination. II that
officer has in view any such onesided
arrangement it is extremely unfair
and partial.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

Our worthy contemporary The
Dallas Post some month ago was 60
fastldious as to poast OF it's columns
being free of tobacco advertisements.
Now it carries All advertisement of
The Police Gazette. This is like
grinning at a gnat, and swallowing a
camel, Is it not much worse, Bro
Poyd,to poison and corrupt the mind.
than to injure the flesh !?
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

LAST weeks Memphis IKnchman
contains this reminesceuce Of the
speech Of Ex Minister John NJ.
Langston delivered in Huntsville
about the year 1870:
cat Huntsville, Senator Clement
.. Clay stood in the rain for over
two hours listening to him, and at
the close of his speech came forward
and shook his hand in acknowledge
ment Of the emil hteDed views and
conservative methods advocat: d by
tue Negro orator. whom he sty led
the peer Of Yapcey. Clay called on
him the next day with number of
friends, and when he left for Chat
tanooga placed an entire car at his
disposal"
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
North. Central and South Ameri-
can Exposition.
Anpeal to ColOred Citizens.

| desire to inform the colored citizens
Of Alabama that have been appoiuted
Honorary Commissioner Of the above Ex.
position, and have accepted the trust, ard
desire to urge mon my people the. great
importance to them of making the largest
exhibit possible. and the great advantages
that will accrue to them, by visiting the
Exposition which opens in the city OF New
Orleans,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

We think it time for the colored
press to let up on The Negro and
the S nth" Suppose we tackle the
Negro and the North for awhile.
This question might prove an inter
esting discussion.-The Phoenix
There is quite lively pulling of
the hair business between the papers
up there just now.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

We wonder if the society in Selma
styling itself the Gum Drop Club
has for its special mission the pro
motion of the habit of chewing gum
or wax? II 40, excuse us for recon-
mending its officers as fit subjects for
Judge Lynch.