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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-08

Trustees Sale OF One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Acres Of
Land In ArbuckIe District,
Mason OOunIy,W est Virginia.
IN pursuance Of deed OF trust execn.
l ted TO S, II. Aumiller, the undarSign.
cd having been substituted Trustee in
llisroom and stead by deCretal order OF
the Mason County Circuit Court BY
Benjamin Lewis, bearing date the Goth
day Of October, 1876, ind duly recorded
in the Mason County Court Glerk's OF.
flee, In Trust Deed Book, No. 3, folio
l4S, to secure James Lewis tho payment
Of certain notes therein mentioned, and
default having been made in the pay.
meilt OF said notes according to their
tenor and effect, and being required BY
&. j. Zuspan, Administrator Of said
James Lewis, deceased, the present
holder OF the notes that are due and I'M.
paid, TO sell so mnChOf the property con.
vcycd by said deed Of trust, az may be
necessary TO pay off and discharge the
several amounts due, ] shall Us Trustee,
on Monday, the 3rd Day Of Ian.
uary, 1887, between | and 9 o'clock
p. IN, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Mason County, West Virginia,
proceed to sell at public anrtiOn, the
property, Tor so much thereof Us may he
necessary to pay off said debt and costs
Of sale &C., described in said deed Of
trust MS follows 'Beginning ut n stakeon
tue nOrlhcasterly corner VI lands now
owned BY said grantee, also on the line
Of aud now owned by Benjamin Hall,
thence $, 5Dl0 ", along the line OF said
Halls land, l2B poles 10 a white oak,
thence S. S2' L. l7B poles to D pile OF
stone on the line Of lands now owned By
los. MaChir, thence n. T3o +. along the
line Of said MRehiris lind III poles 10 n
chestnut oak on the southerly corner Of
land nos owned by Buckley and Lewis,
thence \. 2S!' West along the line OF
land now owned by Buckley and Lewis
liz poles 70 the place Of beginning, con.
tanning l92 acres and llj poles more or
less" Said land is situated in the Dis.
trict Of ArbuCkle, Mason County, West
Virginia, ashDrt distance trom the Kan.
awha river, and is desirable hill farm.
TERMS OF SAl.E-Uno.third Of the
purchase money cash in hand, one.third
thereof with interest, in one year, and
the residue thereof with interest, in two
years from the day OF sale, taking from
the purchaser his notes, with good seen.
rity for the deferred payments, and re.
tanning the title as further security
II. r. HOWARD, Trustee.
Simpson 4 Howard, Atty's. 1854
dec. l-4w.
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Candidates for Speaker d the
next House Of Delegates are ap.
peaJing in bourtiful prqfpsicn.
Among those mentioned ate Col
W. N, Chancellor, Of Wood county;
Oliver Gorrell, Of Peasants; ex.
Speaker j. J. Woods, Of Wheeling;
J. NJ. Rowan, Of Monroe; Col. R. P.
Chew, oflJ etfeJs6n;l Maj Ut. Hard.
ing, Of Randolph aud Capt. J. y.
Chiplsy, Of Hardy. 0thsts will
bpb up later. There is some good
material in The above list.
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NOHICE

FlDUCIARY accounts before tho un
I dersigned Commissioner for settle
mcnt; Mrs. RaCheal l.. Jones, ExeCutriN
off,. n. Jones, deceased. Settlement o.
the account Of j. n. Jones as Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Henry
Jones deceased, and as guardian Of Phil
lip Jones, Charles Jones and Martins
Bowen (ncc Jonel
Peter S. Lewis and @. f. McCullOch
Executors Of John MCCulloch, deceased
JAS. II. COUCH, JRn
Commissioner Mason Circuit Court.
decl.2w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-08

Those Republicans who have
been hoping for a bolt among Dem.
ocrats, at the meeting of the LGgis,
lature, will be mos! wOfully doceiv.
cd. Every Democrat will go into
the Democratic caucus, and will
abide by the action Of the MAORI.
ty. Mr.. Camden will be the eau.
Gus nominee, and there will be no
kicking.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-08

The fight for county seat in Cab.
ell county is a much more impor.
tant affair Than one would think
at first thought. In truth it has
ecIipsed anything which has occur.
cd in that county since its forma'
tion, Judging by the actions of the
county court. Governor Wilson
who is ready to send forth the of.
fetal proclamation Of the congress.
ional vote and the elects majority
has to sit down and wait the su.
preme pleasure of Cabell, whose
county court sends word that her
official vote for congressional can
did0to will be sent in after Docem
Der 18th, as they have the grim
problem of a county seat to wrestlo
with and occupy their attention.
Charleston Star.
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The Ohio River RaiIrOad-On
~ n Few Miles Of the EXten
sion Remain 10 be Finished

SASA 4SAsAA ~ w AAAoAASNs
Wheeling IntelligenCer.
Col. George W. Thompson and
Hon. W. N. Chancellor, Of the Ohio
River Railroad, were 10 town yes.
terday on their way home from
New York, where they had been
on railroad business. ]. A. Pick.
niger, Of Philadelphia, the chief
engineer Of the construction com.
pany, accompanied them. Colonel
Thompson says an additional force
Of fifty workmen was recently sent
out to work on the construction Of
the extension, which is now within
eight miles Of Parkersburg. Track
laying proceeds without interrup.
ton. All the bridges are done but
the one over the Kanawha at Park.
ersbprg, the southern shore span Of
which is yet to be erected, but the
iron is finished and has been ship.
ped, and the work Of putting it in
place win consume but a short
time, The road will be completed
in a few weeks. There will be no
formal opening. Trains, It is ex.
peCted, will BE- run through 10
Charleston in eight or nine hours
at the first, the time being much
shortened in the spring, The road
will doubtless be in operation clear
through To tho permanent seat BY
the time the Legislature cOnyenes
in January.
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"A farmer in Faystte County, W.
ya,3Yas recently, taken in badly
by,a gang Of gypsies that passed
through Che neighborhood. One
Of them told him il he would place
s25 ID an old stump and leave It
over nightit would he doubled by
morning, which he tried, and the
thing worked The gypsy then got
him 70 put 500 in the same place,
but on going to tbestdmp the next
morning both money and gypsy
were gone,-h. 3nP6I
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST va,

Ir VI
The hhstah held by the republi.
cans Of Charleston, this week, was
intended for boliticaleliect twas
one ofithose unwiSe and idiotic al.
fairs tha. always oyerreaches its
purpose, and in itsreaction inflicls
ihsibsrm upon its own promoters.
The purpose in view was to ar.
range such d combination al. would
result in giving the republicans
tho goyetnotsbip Of the state.
This could only be accomplished
blythe election Of Governor Wilson
to3ihe United States. senate-an
evsntthat IS not among the proba
bilities To secure his election
Wnuld require the solid vote Of the
republicans, and the votes Of some
democrats. The republicans are
aes'solid, and cannot be made so
for him, nor for any other demo
crat. II they break from a repub.
lican, some Of them will go to Cam.
den beyond a doubt. That is al.
ready Fixed.
But they will have no voice in
the matter either one way or the
other. The democrats will elect
the Senator The history of the
election Of 1877 is not one that is
going to'repeat ITSELF The Char.
lesion pow.wow will amount to
nothing in the choice Of a U. S.
Senator from this state, unless ii
might be that the democrats would
bccome more determined than ever
To make a choice of their own
Es.
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A recount Of the votes in New
Jersey, gives the democrats u una.
joriLY u three VI jUinL ballot.
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NOTICE.
Economy Soap Company.

SU1P OVpauy'
A GENERAL meeting Of tho Stockhol
II deTs OF the Economy Soap Com pa
ny, will be held at the Office Of said com
pany, on Front street, Point Pleasant
West Virginia, on Saturday, December
18th, 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 eleCt
q Board Of Directors, make bylaws, and
transact any other business which may
come before said meeting,
W. II. RAMP,
H. J. ]. BRIGHT,
@ q, SEH0N, i..
Z SEH0N,
VIZ. +, s. HOWE.
Point Pleasant, W. Va, Dec 4th, $50.
dec, S-9w.
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LEGAL NoVrcns!
ts7BsT 1907 70 7cfIFT> NJ ,JIlrlf N1fg9-
Special COMMISSIONERS sale Of
FortysFlve Acres OF Land In
Union District, Mason COun.
N. West .VlrRinin.

Special COmmissIoner's,g aIe IN
F'f FGTfJgFEpe Icrea ~ i.anG In
Union IlistrieI NISsoii Cam.
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Il all ot nuhc onr,ios =, 1,'s M r ;asS,
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In CllancnrY,

The object of the above suit Il to PAR.
titiOn n tract Of land purchased jointly
by W. K. Williams and I. l.. Williams,
in the lifetime Of the latter, from James
X. Dunn-said land estimated to con-
tain 9TS acres; and it appearing from
affidavit filed that the defendants are
not residents OF this State, It is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to pro.
tect their interests in this suit.
Teste: K. L. MITCHELL,
dec. S4w. % Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-08

The above named John NJ. Morris
will take notice that the above named
plaintiff, Clara +. Morris, will on the
9Th day OF January, 1887, ut the law
eilice Of S. T. Hall, Esq, in the city Of
La Sale, in the county Of la Sale, aud
State Of Illinois, between the hours Of
s o'clock A. NJ. aud 6P. N. of said day,
take the dispositions Of John L. Cart
wright aud others. And alsoat the law
office Of John u. Myers, Esq, in the
town Of Mason City, in the county Of
Mason, aud State Of West Virginia, on
the 18th day Of january, 1887, between
the hours Of 5 O'Clock, a. NJ. and 8
O'Clock =. N. Of said last named day, the
plaintiff will take the dispositions Of
Clara +. Morris, ]. B. Beach and Others
to be read in evidence in behalf Of said
plaintiff in said cause.
CLARA F. MORRIS,
,Lg BY John U. Myers, Her Solicitor.
This LIST November, 1856. [dec S-4w.
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Linda Williams, widow and Robert
Williams, Etella Williams aud -
Williams infant children Of I. L, vii
liams, Defendants,
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10. Vb'
John N. Morris.
y Ia ChanrorHi.l

The object Of this suit ia to obtain q
divorce FROM the said defendant, on the
grounds that the said defendant wilfully
abandoned and deserted the said pla Int.
jill for more than three years last past
before The commencement Of lhisartiOn.
Also for custody of JUlti C. Morris, a
minor child six years old, the issue oil
the marriage Of plaintiff and defendant,
And It appearing BY affidavit fled with
papers in this case, that the defendant
John NJ. Morris, Is q nonresident Of tho
State Of West Virginia. It Is therefore
ordered that he do appcathere within
one month after the FIRST publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary to
protect his interests in this cansc.
I'D, RE. MITCHELL, Clerk.
J. U. Myers, Sol.
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NOTICE,

A MEETING Of the incorporates o
II the Point Pleasant and Huntington
Railroad Company will be held at tn,
office Of the Ohio River Railroad Com
pany in Parkeyburg, West Virginia
Wednesday, December 9gth, 1885, at II
o'clock, A. NJ, for organization and sucl
other proceedings as may be deGmet
necessary.
a, J.p. ISLEY, m u
JOS. i. NEALE,
J. A. F1CKINGER,
.js-i. CIV. THOMPSON, :
J ,.. n J.N. CAMDEN 7e!
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H. r. HOW ARD,
Snpoiul isn,nmiuu;nnaS

Simpson 4 Howard, Soils.
I hereby certify that H. r. Howard,
the above named Special Commissioner.
has given the bond required by Law and
the decree under which he is acting.
X. 4. MITCHELL, CLERK.
dec. l-iY. - -.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
. Mason County. SIS.

Mason Comfy, SIS.
A T Rules.hell in the Clerks Office Of
Il the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
on the llrst Monday in the month Of De.
cember, 1885. ls 1.t' ~
H. w.R Williams, Plaintiff,
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STATE OF wRSTvIRGlNIA

Mason County, S,SifoRn, faos
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office O
"a the Circuit Court u Mason County
on the first Monday in December, 1856
~ Clara F, Morris, sss
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Trustees Sale OF One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Acres Of
Land In ArbuckIe District,
Mason County, w ext Virginia.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Died in Birmingham.

Friday Sept 10. 1885, after short
illness Mrs Virginia Wyley, beloved
wife OF Mr. Iverson Wiley AMI sister
Of Mr. e T Log wooI and Mrs j q
Coin. Deceased from youth through
ont her life bore a most gentle, low
ing disposition. winning the hearts OF
all with whom she WIS associated.
Reared in a Christian family Of which
she was peculiarly the tender plant
she has been blessed with longer
days than some of the stronger OF the
circle but at last the great REAPER
has takan her home to the oaVior
May peace be with her soul, wh'le
the purity and gentlen ess OF her ilie
he ever consolation to the grie'
stricken husband. mother, brotner'
sister and relatives, an incentive "
lin the departed in the better iaho
ION the other shore"
A FRIEND.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
RAMA,
MORGAN,

School has closed.
& The dry spell is at an en-
Cotton picking is the order Of the
days.
All of tue Methodist preachers who
left to attend the M Z District Con-
terence which convened at Oakland
church Limestone county on the End,
have returned.
All Of Tri ma and the people for
miles around white and colored were
out Friday night last to witness th g
closing exercises Of our colored pub
lie school taught by Mr. w G Allen
The church was crowded to its ut
most capacity, and everybody went
home we'll pleased with the enter
tanment, and awarding teacher and
pupils much credit for The successful
session
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Personal.

Mr.. J. N Mazza has been on o
business trip to Nashville.
MIR z } Crenshaw arrived from
Washington Thursday evening.
Mr. Pearl McLin is over from Ath-
Mr.. Charles Jacobs is visitir q
friends in Charlottesville, Va.
Capt. JOS NJ Kinds " IS III The city
Monday.
Rev II j Il Williams has been at
home attending the Presbyterv.
Rev M VI Mckinney returned to
Srottsboro Saturday last.
Mr WiIlsnn Summons ~, enter
prINing farmer Of Pain. Rock
Eon "red MS with II call Friday.
Mrs Aired McCull4v Ii ~ returned
from pleasant visit to relatives and
friends at Fayetteville.
Mise. Mary Harris of Athens is
visiting ut the resi- ience If Mr.. and
frs Ed johnson.
Mr. Daniel Brandon Jr has been
.eripusly ill during the week bnt is
now much improved
Mr. Eddie Powers returned to
Memphis Saturday after pleasant
visit to relatives and friends.
p. F. L,gweod E q, was in the
city Monday, en- route for Courtland
from whence he will remove with his
family and mother to Birmingham.
In their new hoEie we bespeak for
this excellent family that success and
high position to which their excep-
tional merit entitled them.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
WHITEsRURc.
Closing Of Public School.

Oar public school taught by Mr.
) Il Jones closed it's five month 3
SC s>ion to day, Friday.
TheLa were many OF the patrons of
the school p, esent during the day to
hear the examination oi the different
classes After the morning exerri es
the large audience repaired tn the
grove where wa enJ ,y@.i s"no ex-
ccllent speeches from vis isitors.
The Afternoon exercises IN the
school room We're opened by music
anil 4 rehearsal by thh pupils of the
23rd Psalm. AT the conclusion of
the examination many of the paren is
present expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with the accomplished and
as determined to use every effort to
educate their childIen. They see
that edncaii N is the YER power
that moves the world, md are en-
thnsiastic in its c,u1e rha is what
is need 3d an arousins. nIi awal =
ening of the people 10 thtir 3true in
forests; rs snthu siasm m ire than the
chart and mariners compass led t, the
discovery Of America Verify VT
in the words Of the p, ,lmi,t "Ethi-
ophia shall soon stretch oui her
hands to God
The days enj 'yment was pl' asant-
ly closed with b)nnteous picnic uls-
der tho wide spreading branches Of
tho trees of sthe grove. All went
home highly pleased,
MORGAN,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
A'isshb'rhooa News and GOSSIP.

-
Prepare for winter.
Services at all the churches to-
morrow.
The Knights of Labor as. emb-
y is on a loom.
The Ola Fellows met for work
Tuesday night.
-Ihe City Public schools open
Oct 4th.
oo'ton will open lively after the
recent rains.
Aa enjoyable social was given
N'fS Albert Powers last night.
Inc Z T Presbytery has ad
'00fed after harmonious and very
successful session,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18

The prospects are brilliant for a
booming Fair.
Last Sunday i27 excursionists
went up to Chattanooga from Hunts
vile.
The first bale of cotton this
season brought at this market last
week $40 cents. per pound.
R w William II McCants Grand
Lecturer A F & A NJ of The Alabama
Grand Lodge will visit Evening Star
Longe No Friday night Sept Oath.
All the vehicles Mt the stables
are said tp be engaged for the Bap-
tist Association to morrow at Merid
ianville.
AT the Baptist's Baptising last
Sunday Rev Byrd Chapman preach
ed the Sermon at the water. Eleven
candidates were immersed by Rev
BARLEY Harris.
The following are the teachers
elected for the Birminghom public
schools at the meeting Of the Boarc
Of Education Of that city Monday
night last:
Principals; Lane grammar school,
F S Hazie; fifteenth street grammar
school, B w Arnett; East End
John L Watkins.
Assistants Lucy B Smith, Mary
j Avery, Vance N Williams.
The superintendent was instructed
to secure three additional assistant
teachers to complete the namber
needed in the colored schools.
The salaries Of all the colored
teachers we're advanced.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
NOTIE

| hereby give notice that the under
signed John Slay will in due time al.
ter the publication of this notice
make application to the Governor Of
tle State of Alabama for
pardon for the offense of forgery
of which / was convicted in the Cir
emit Court Of Madison County Ala
at the June term.
st JOHN SLAY.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Fatal Shooting,

TheO Roach was shot aud killed by
Tom Mason, the W II known livery
man, at the depot Wednesday eve
ming. From the reports Of the dif-
ficulty it appears thai Ronch was
drinking and provoked tho shooting
by striking Mason over the head with
his whip, .and afterwards following
him in the Bryant's saloon and re-
psaiing the assault with the whip.
DISCHARGED.
In the preliminary trial yesterday
before Judge Richardson Mr. Mason
vas discharged on the grounds Of
lnstifi lble homicide.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Mr. Harry j Lawyer aud Miss
Lucy B Daniel, Of Maysville were
married at Fayetteville Monday.

married at Fayetteville Mon1ay
The Band Of Helpe of the NJ
E Church had a supper Thursday
night, netting IS so.
Mrs Jno B Trotier, sulcided Sun
day near Hayes Store, by cutting
her throat with raz II.
Capt Jno Fl Bone has purchas al
the Vande Venter property on E ,st
Randolph street and Maiden lane.
The Cotton Mills will be en-
larged, $4,000 additional bonds
being issued for that purpose. At
the annual election officers were
reelected; Geo Nj Harris, Pres. !;
SamI H Moore, Vice Pres. /; A S
Fletcher. Secy. ; j Coons Sup't.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18

his week we can show you our
stock completed.
Dress goods from Be a yard mp
Domestics from SC a yard up.
Best Calico at SC.
Cotton Flannells at Sc a yard.
We can save you money on any
Thing yon want in the Dry Goods
line.
oar stock of shoes is the largest and
most reliable to b, found any where,
and our prices will always b.
,aand nI lower than our competitors
We buy TO- Cash and sell for cash
One price to all.
HERSTEIN & LOWENTHAL.
The Leaders of Low Prices
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18

Passenger Train, No, l, arrive at
huntsville going West) at sop. n.
Leaves at 2 35 .
Passenger Train, No. ar
rives (going East) at 5 50 a. m
Leaves at ) 80
Passenger Train, No 3 ar
rives (going WesD at 1912 .. N
Leaves going West at 1910
Passenger Train N, ar
rivfs, going East at 5 80 p. m
Leaves 80
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Kicked BY A Mule.

As little Willie Mason, a bright
and promising little fellow of about
e'ght Summers, was passing the
Missionary Church Thursday ove-
ming, on his way to the Spring Ice
Factory, he attempted to drive a
mule from the side walk, picking up
small switch f,r the purpose, tut
getting to near the vicious animal !
heals he was kicked il the face. break
ing both jawbones. The unfortunate
little fellow was taken back to the
home, which he had so shortly left
full OF life and boyish gleo, aid with
the skill Of the doctors and the tend
or attentions Mr. and Mrs FENDER
son Hill with whom he stays, bis suf-
fering and injuries made as light to
him as possible.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18

THE PEOPLES INSTITUTION.
Open to ALL RACES and BOTH SEXES.
The INDUSTRIAL, NORMAL, PREPARATORY
and COLLEGE DEPARTMENTS. will open Sept.
Is 1886, and the THEOLOGICAL DEPART
MENT, October l. Tuition Free. For full
particulars address.
]. b. JOHNSON, Secretary
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
Will open Sept. Is Able Faculty. Tuition
Cheap. Address PROF. }. b. SMITH.
Secretary. 532 Sth St. N. w.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
{ Which includes Dental and PhaI ma .eu-
ticll Courses). will open O,t, l. Superior
advantages. Terms very low.
Address PROF G. G. PURV[S, M. d.
Secretary, ll18 18th Street. N. w.
Washington. ID. G.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
WHAT MAUD SAYS,
For Me Mercury.

TOT Ute Wefcufy.
All IS not gold possessed of glitter,
There IS no sweet but there is bitter
There is no flower that will not fade
No form on earth that God has made
The hours are bright and fresh to-day
o-morrow--they have passed away.
1he leaves on the trees look grand and tall
The winter is coming, they too will fall
MAUD MULLER.
Carmichael, Ala, Sept. 9th, 1886.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Early Fall sale of Ladies' Circulars
New Markets. etc.

We have purchased OF a manufacturer
who retires from business, 500 assorted
wraps, Ladies, Misses and childrens, at
half cost, and will sell them at astonish-
ngly low prices. We have a few of
them on our bargain counter at $500
each. Look at them and see if they are
not worth $1,000
Special Bargains in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Hats.
Ladies Misses and 6oys gossamers 75c.
All-wool shawls Sl.50 worth $500.
Regular made h ose 15c per pair.
Immense stock of Ladies, Misses,
Chl'lrens, Infants, Mems al d Boys shoes.
NJ. M. NEWMAN < Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18

Fresh. cool lager beer always on
tap. The finest stock Of native and
forgein wines in the city, to lie found
at saloon of.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-18
Religious Services.
PRIMITIVEDAPrJST

AFRICAN Nj. E. CHURCH
Sunday services at 4 p. m. IN II
the arbor s,uth Of Colore.l Cemete, '
by Rev a S Johnson. Pastor.
LAKESIDE NJ. r. CHURCH.
Rev A w Mckinney, Pastor
Sunday school 81 O'Clock a. m
Services II a, IN 3 p. IN. and q p
III.
2nd @. p. CHURCH
Rev } f Humphrey Pastor. S. S
at 8 o'clock a IN. Services at Ii a. II
3 p. NJ. and 8 o'clock.
A. Nj. f.. CHURCH
Rev Jno M GnodIoe, Pastor. Sun
day School OF a. ~. Services ut !
and s o'clock p m.