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Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
From Colored Exchanges.


Bishop Payne will be rs Feb. oath.
Tuskegee Normal School has brass
band.
Montgomery. Ala, has two literary socie
ties.
State Auditor McCabe of Kansas is favor
ably mentioned for third term.
The City of Mexico had its first snow
last week since 1850.
The Carpenters Union of Augusta, Ga.
has been charte red.
The jackson, Tsnn.. Baptist chn.ch fell
under the weight of snow, last week.
The Democratic Legislature Of Mary LARD
proposes to abolish the word white from
Bastardy Act of that State, thus giving COL
ored women the right Of legal redress.
Springfield, o., has 100 colored children
in its white schools.
NIL Lu L AOlu HOW icAul SoitSI VI
the Aelanta Defiance.
Nicholas Co. W. Va. man is hattenine
beaIs tokill. His smallest weighs 700 lbs
Hon. A. w. Arnett has been complained
against by some of his constituents fol
have Withdrawn his bill to wipe out the
black laws of Ohio.-Peoples Advocate.
Frank Nelson. better known as ''Bub, the
only colored Irish commedian, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, has just inherited $500, left him
by his cousin. Bub says he will not sing
IRISH any more.-Ex.
Bishop Turner has been elected mem
Der of the executive committee of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League Of
| New York, OF which George William Curtis
is President.
| Mr.. w. II. Haskell one of the Sentine
Staff and mail crrrier of this city wai
united in the holly bans of matrimony
Feb. 3rd, to Miss Anna S. Jackson of Mill
edgeville, Ga.-Augnsta Ga, Sentinel.
Of our colored Representatives in Con
gress, Smalls, OF South Carolina, is on The
Committee on War Claims, and O'Hara. o
North Carolina, is on the Committee OF
Invalid Pensions, and also Committee OF
| Expenditures on Public Grounds ant
| Buildings. gs.-Cleveland Gazette.
Union Springs, Ala. has an enterplisine
( colered merchant who sold So 80. .03 during
the past year. He owns store house val
ued at $4,000. He also owns six building
| iOts.-Va. Critic.
The movement under the leadership o
Judge S. A. Hackwortb, of Breham, ant
| Prof. S. H. Smoothers, of Brazoria, to set
tie CD Brazoria and the adjoining coun-
ties in southern Texas with colored peo-
pie, is proving to be quite grand success.
Enterprising colOred men from many coun
ties in this State and from other States, are
moving in to Brazor. And buying up large
tracts of land. The control of southern
Texas by the negro race is only question
of time. Baptist Preacher.
Hon. Jere A. Brown and B. w
Arnett are chairmen of the Commit
tees on Library and Temperance, res
pectfully. Mr.. Brown is also mem
Der of the Committee on Labor and
Unfinished Business. Rev. Arnett is
also a member Of the Committees on
Federal Relations aud the Blind
Asylum. Speaker Eatrekin treated
Representatives handsomely in the
makeup of the com m:ttses. .-Cleve-
land G~zette
Mr. John Ira Watson class Of 81
and me mher ai the senior law class s
delivered lecture tc the Meharry
me licnl departmenton the evening
of the 2Sd Sui jet, medical Jnr
fprudsnce." Nashville Free Lance.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

Mr.. w. j. CAMPBELL of Warrior
Station is an active agent and organ
izer of the Laborer's Union. Dur
ing q recent visit to Birmingham ht
reports much success attending bis
efforts in that city.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

WHAT says Dallas county to send
ing CO lored Representatives to the
next Legislature ?
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

SENATOR Morgan misrepresented
Alabama in Congress Thursday by
speaking against the Blair bill.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

No tidings from the Alabama Re-
publican Committee.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

SENATOR Sher man advises the Ne
gro to stick to politics.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Business Notice.

Frequent complaints being made of the
discontinuance of subscriptions at their
expiration without notice We direct the
attention of our patrons to the following
notices which we hope may save you some
Inconvenience, while securing to US
more prompt payment of all subscription
debts due us.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

STRIKE no " in behalf of the Blair
E Educational bill while the iron is
hot.
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SATURDAY FEB.
!. 18th, 1886
The silver dollar should stay,

The President and the Senate are
still locked.
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The Death OF Cen. Hancock.

COngreSsm .
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CARE OF THE EYF.

BE careful to svoid reaiing tine print
Never attempt 70 read in the twilight
Never resd till the eyes become over
fshaoed.
Hold your hook OF paper at least ten
or Twelve inches from your eye..
Never change suddebly from very
dark room To one brightly lighted.
when res'linQ or writing see tnat The
light falls on the page from the left sid.
snd from shove.
Do not read while in . reclining or re-
cumbent position. This is highly i'm
portsnt advice to follow.
n the eyes are weak y. particuiarl,
careful NOT to smoke. Tobacco .smok'
Is Irritating TO the eyes Of most persons
When travelling it is we'll to , rotec,
the eyes from cirriers, sm Ike, dust and
bright sunlight with sm oked ylasses.
II the eye. become weak. procure ons
Of The little e's'st mrs To he had Ct an,
drueeiat. called an eye doucbe. and re-
fresh them by on occasional bath.
Do not rnh tie eye when foreign
kody eaters it. hat take hold OF the lashei
~ ihs upper lid and pull the lid away
RON the e, ,ehall; the anw OF 6niii from
nnder The i'll viii often wash out the Of
tending p, ! icle
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FACTS.

Those contemplating . trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully cor.
snlt the time tables oi the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, aud rates always -
low as the lowest, make it beyond eli
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible csre il taken
to Insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change ef
,ars TO Chicago, where direct cor nectisn
is made With al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut single change of cars. to lows,
R,ssas, Nebraska, Texas. aMinnesots.
e.s. No other line can offer such advan.
tages as the Baltimore aud Ohio.-I,s
corts but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to the saving Of much Of both % vel q
money. Above al things do not pur.
shsse tickets before having stalk or 70.
ceiving . letter from one efethe B. L o.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. Il,
Reppcrt, Columbus, Ohio; to j T. Lane,
Wheeling. w. Va, to ia. Webb. Fos.
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee zanssvi.le.
Ohio, or call upon either Of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thor agh informs
ton As to all necessary details Of time
connections. fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
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Sam Jones on Propriety.
st Louis Republican.

A preacher once told me that he pray
cd al night until re breskfast bell rang.
] asked him il itfid sry Rosd d. snd be
said no Theu I told lin il It had been
me I won d.hsve prayed until : O'clock
IN the morning and then gone out and
ssne every do, rhell in The CITY. telling
the people th.v we're heinR damned in
seciirns and bat ions nv Col. Then
he shim, cred, .Ba' ,Ley'd think waa
. fool" All. that's tie trouble. H.
Nss afr.id TO be i,oi ft Chris,s sake.
J have great con,emp, for this nine.
tessth century proprie,v That's som.
~ yonr If.e'e,nth ctniniy proprie,y
Whist Is itf Go down town aod ieok
= tie millinery stores, and see The hats
on the rscka. mashed, twi.t,d, wrsped
% o. to fit the fi.t as wsli as the heal
Ths,'s some OF your nineteenth century
proprifty. Many woman would have
been good Christian but Tor prcprirt,
She was af,sid # what some other
women might ray Of her.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE unknov n heirs OF 1etscca Norris, de-.
i ceased, (wl, was intermarried with
Barna Morris aud Who was daughter Of
Henry Morris, deceased whose residence ID
Newark, Writ County, West Virginia, will take
notice that on Thursday, the 50 day Of De.
cember 1885, Simon Morris Hlsd his petition
In the court Of common pleas of MONROE
county, Ohio, against the above named psr.
ties and others. praying for the ass'snmsns
Of dover to Charlotte Morris. widow Of
Henry Morris. deceased, and for partition Of
the following described real estate situate tu
Monroe couny, Ohio to wit.
The northeast quarter and the southeast
part Of the southwest fourth aud the north
east part Of the northeast fourth of the
southwest quarter Of section twenty four
l24], township III seven; range ri seven.
containing in all one hundred and eighty
three acres.
Also. lot number 1851 6fty ave in T: Q,
Cleveland's addition to the village Of CAiaisv
Monroe con nty, Ohio.
Also, the following described real estate
situate in Noble county, Ohio. to Wit: The
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
and fract on number one (of the southeast
quarter and the southwest qaarter) Of sss- >
tion thirteen [l3l. in township [sl eight Of
range III seven. containing ons hundred
snd forty four acres.
Also, the southeast quarter Of section (l9I
ninsteen. township Isl sightranss ri sevsny
containing one hundred and sixty acrss.
Also, lot number one, northwest quarter Of
section ]20l twenty, township Isl eight
renge 81 seven. containing one huadrsd and
thirty one acres.
Also, the W ct half Of the northeast omar.
ter and the northeast quarter OF the North
east quarter o. se,tion [26I twenty SIX
township Isl eight, range ri ssvsu. con-
tanning one hundred add twsnty one 20 =,
and being all the real estate Of which Henry
Morris died seised.
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the 18th day Of February. 1886, OF
judgment ma, be taken against them.
SIMON MORRIS,
By J. p. SPRIdGS and g. u. JENNINGS. his
Attorneys. deeS, ,S5t7.
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How to succeed.

Everv bea thv. prcn, ising boy or girl
10 ambitions. They lcns to take . Fl on,
rsnk aDol r THAR ielloNs. The purpost
10 succeed must follow the desire. De-
eide san fully what your vocation shall
le, and then dstern Inc that oil your
sbiny. strength and brain shall he txer-
ci.ed IN the ,fiurt TO sue, eed. Let n0:h.
ing discourage you. Are you only .
tnteher's boy So we're Darrell d.
Foe and Lardlnsl Wolsey. A grocsr''
boy! Howard. the greet philsnihropisi
heesn his apprenticeship in that husiness
Are YOU 50 unfortunate So to have .
php ky dealer for q ia,hers Oliver
Crom~ell was the son Of hrewer, spd
George Whileneld the son oi an ion.
keeper. YIN can lot hsRin lover in the
socisl scale than many illustrious mer
began. Bunyan vas . tinker. Terrence
she Latin con ic writer. wss .lase, and
Homer sas beggar. N.yer mind where
yoa begin.
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Rcproving Quecn Victoria.
Youths CompaAion.

A story, for the truth VI which se Dc
MT in the lesAt vuuch. repressLts Queen
V.cto,is as la, ing down IN sxcellso'
rule for table manners, bus shsthsr che
Was justified in x mpting herself Iron
its operation. We leave for others to say
The old maxim If the Law is that ID.
sovereign can do no wrong.
II 10 told inst Lord Tenpyscn and b.,
ismily, including ~, little grand-daush.
ter, rere dining at Osborne, BY invita-
ton Of the Qusen During the meal th.
hr, sd plate ran low, and the Queen tool
the lsst piece. Thereupon she li,sl,
Tennyspn Lirl, who had heen taueh
that il wss bsd manners to take the las
Iiece on the plate poirt.d'hef finger q
The Queen, and s.id scofniully:
"P:sRy. piggy. pik!'
The Queen came nOblv TO The Iescu'
in this odd pi,ustion; You are quit
right. ny DEAR" said she; .'nohody bu
the Queen should take che last piece VI
the plate"
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A CHINESE COCKS MAxlMs.

Sailed mea,s should preceds those Of
milder 6svof. 4. -spe,.9
Thick food should preceds thin ones.
Foods without gravy ,shqald. spfecede
those With gravy. .oe .aa s:.ss
FIVE consecu,l lye Gishes should not By
al sal,; this would tax The stomach too
o vtrely. ,s2'
Three of the five should contsin either
mus,srd or pepper 10 recover the palate
jus, 40 acid or sweet things SHOULD b.
Isrd to preveLt the palate IRON bling
siulled by too much vine.
This resembles somewhat Brillat.Sa.
varin's dlclum: in eating the order
should he from the heavy 10 the light
IN drlnking from the heavy"
When the dinner 10 cooked and served
the rest remsips With the diners.
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L Plnribus Unum..

Brooklyn Eagle.
The young nan fingered near the man.
.eine editnr's desk. wal ing for %. sp-
pointment on the regulars sa.
"Bt you drink ?" said the msnaeer
wistinQ TO Lt the candidate desu easy
"Yss." replied the .oprg uap, $50
did A.. xsnd r the G s-st."s. Us
you are = dude ?" glancing d the
youth's dsnai1td dre.s. a..
so was Diarai."
"And ven are . lisr ?"
so was Napoleon b B,nars..e."
'And v"u sre head and ears in debt p
IL ke Alexander Drmas
"Ani yon are giu'trn1"
sSo vas Peter the Great I"
And vnu swear occssionailyf"
$50 did George Washington"
"You are lisii- to get diunki"
Like Dam / Wehs.ef ("
"Y, n are not college mani"
IN ither was Lincoln. =
"And then you write Q Wrttchedly l..
leeihle hand I"
Like Horace Greeley."
"Y.u can't make spe' c. :"
L ke G ant"
"Well," said the manager, pluneing o.
heap Of msnusc,ih. .'snvho~ We don :
wart you; you won't do. Good NON
ine.r
The young man turned avsy xceedini
sorrowiul. .I,'s no sort ot use," hi
said, "a fellow combines IN Iis owl
brain aad person the u,i "f al th'
great men from AlrxsndeF to Giant; Ant
cah'i even ge, plsce on the Brroklyl
Eagle. This world 10 growing too fas
f,r genius."
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CoSSEcr oSs-Tolsdo with all lines enter
ing the city.
KSrcrIoNs-Fremcnt. L. &. & ". R r,
Clyde, IB & " R z. Bsllevue'N N Y Il st L.
RR. Mcnroevills B & RR Wellington c.
CC&I R r. Creston NYP& O,OrrviIle R R
CA& &CRR,P P C&T and Pr W&CR R,
Massillion. PEW &CRR, and CL& W r.
r, Valley Junction VALLEY &, Canal Dover,
C & PRR aud C L W 3 z. New ComerE-
town, P C & st R. Cambridge, 80 B.
R, Point Pleasant, C &NYRR, Marietta,
C W&BRR
u. d. WOODFORD, JAMES M. HALL
Gen1 Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agt.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
| Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday the 23d day of January, 1886,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 2
o'clock .. m. upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, stuate in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twelve, township four OF
range six, containing forty acres, more OF
less.
Appraised at $675.
Terms OF SALR-One thir d cash in hand,
one third in one year and one third in two
years from the day Of sale, With interest; the
deferred payments to be secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold.
J. T. DAUGHRRTY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Garnet Byers,
deceased,
DRlGGS & MALLORY, Att'ys.
dec22 's5w5,
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TUESDAY. JANUARY :. 1886.
THE SEXES.
why Men are Likely to Becom g
Scarce In Time.

Il appears from published etsiisiics o'
the worlds population that women hav.
arester ienscitv ot lie than men. Ma
iure worships the female in oil its varie
ties. Among insects the male perishe
as . relatively earlier period. In plants
the semins'e blossoms die ca Tat, and
are proinctd 10 the weaker limbs. Fe-
male qasdrupeds have more endurance
thsn males. In the human race, despite
the intellectual and physical strength .
the man, the woman endures the longest.
and will best pain 10 which the strong
man succumbs. Zrmotic diseases are
more fatal TO males, and more male chill
dreu die than female. D.verea asserts
that the proportion dying suddenly is
about one womsn TO ven mer; one
thoasani AMI eighty men In 'he U tied
Ssates, in 1870. committed siicuie. to
twn hundred AMI eighty-6ve women In
temperance, spoplexy, gout. hyd' oceph.
alus, aiec'ions ~ II, heart and liver.
scrofuls. paralys sis, are far moe fatal to
males than females. Pulmonary. con
samp,ion. on the other hani is more
deadly 10 thu latter. Females In ci'ies
ere more prone to assumption than In
the cosntrv. All oil countries. not die
tutted ny emigration have majority oi
femsles In the population. Ia rovsl fam.
llies the sta'istics show moe daughters
thsn sons The Hehsew woman is ex-
cspiiorslly lorg lived; the coIored man
ID exceptionally short-lived. The mar
ried sis'e 10 isvorshle To prolon2aiion OF
life smons women. DR. Hough remark
that there are from Two to six per CEN
moro males born than females, vet there
ere more than six per cent OF females in
tie liyidg populsiion. from which siale-
tics u nav he concluded that oil somen
Who can possibly obtain one OF these
rapidly departing men ought to marry,
and chat, as men are likely to heccm'
very scarce they csnnot he sufficiently
pf;zed by the other SEX Bostos Bed
Get
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Catarrh

IL 8 very prevalent and exceedingly dis
agreeable disease, liable, u neglected. 10
sessiop into serirus consumpiion. Be
ing . constitutional disease, it nqnir.s
constitutional remedy like HoOd's Sar'
ssparilIa, which, acting through tha
hood. re. ehts everv part OF the system
.nec,,pg radical and permsr en-, cure o
ra,airh in even its most severe iorms
Prepared by c !. Hood 4 Co.. Lowell
Mas.
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rae Marriage Vows.

Minister fashionable church we'd
airp p--Whom God bath joined togeii
" iet no nan put asunder Let as unils
70 PRAYER !"
Bride (kneeling. whisperine )-"Re-
.ntnter, George, We are 10 psss down
tie right sislp, and do try and not he
sskward. Yon mortlfv me 10 death
.sometines.'-ftw Fork Swa.
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" uoald not live slways." No; moi
n diseass is TO make nv lite daily bur-
der. Bu, it ntsa not, good friend, snd
will not II You will be vise ~ time. hoS
m.ny vi cur loved ones are Wondering
in The dust who might have been spared
for Years. The slight cough was un.
Needed. the many symptoms OF disease
MAT iurked within were slighted and
death came. Dr.. Pierce's "Goiden
Msdical Discovery" csnnot recall the
dead though il has sDs'ched Dumfe:s
tom the verge of the grave. and viii
we Goa snm ptsoa IN It's earlier lslsses.
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Young Mr. De Lyle (in the copsssys-
toryl: May Ipresent you With . bud.
Mis- Society. from this besutifsl plan,'
Mlss Society tbiustine): Oh. thatk
you. Mr.. De Lyle. 700 are very
F.iry OF the household Gripping I'M
! guess papa wouldn't like you 10 pick
any OF the flowers, Mr.. Do Lyle; they
are only tented for this esenisg:
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WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

The REalsrEs's map of the State, made
from accurate surveys Of each county, cen.
taihs all post Yoa6s and streams, with polit-
ical divisions, &c and is considered the only
complete map of the State ever published.
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