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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05

MTOTICE.---H Il .yirc sn,5 ont tnvs n-v.
~ 1u Ebsnsharg, ard am re-irlg ron the
mercantile business. all uersuns fudettef to me
are l.er-hy pp,ih-5 u Gala ANA settle witB.gt lie
,'.. Aij gcecunts remaining unSe.tej alter the
10u OF February next y q De iefs VITA 40 .fli-er
.itr COL eetian. VI. L DArAAN.
fsoeiisbtire Jan u isss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05

Cfrv.N uu.!er our bands at the '-oln sioners'
once ia Ebensbur-s. this Z9tH day OF JAuuary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05
INMATES

New engine house with boiler. engine and
puIapiuE attBChusut.aut a irst class feed grind
or CONNECTED new tin roof en- house. new barn.
ues chicken house, new corn crib and wagon
shed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05
RECEIPTS And EXPENDITURES
POOR AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNA,
JANUARY 5, 1855, TO JANUARY 4, 1886.

ALEX. sTACKHOUSE. TREASURED. DIR.
T. amt Of R-Quisitl0u for Iss5....... SO QUO %
To balance uue Poor and House OF En-
piUytn ent ....-. ....-...-.- -l5s -
lu Cash Per i. Lilly Steward .-.... .---- 59a 80
To refundiug order Of Auditor GouerII-- 5s5 "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05
a7oo4
A MOUNT Due CAMBRIA COUNTY {
pEcEIyEn from SEATED AND UNsEAr-

sI52i S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05

lGavy horse wagon. > sprnE WAGON . bob
ed buggy Fakes, Ioz sled. pl1Rs. : srsIn
CRADLE, 3 mattucks. 10 hoes. aves sets bar
ness. cutting box, new cart. . zlelEls. ] hand
cart. 4 wheelUarroW, ] cider mill. 3 harro7s s.
scythes g sh0vels. saddles etc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05

G.. X GOV EE.
- A. ENG I-h.i 4 Isl. "A saIioss $. I
PATRICK % DDWn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-05

u EPOHT or l. LILLY. STEW RID or POOR
H As1 HOUSE, OF ENrLUTMEEr oF CAEHE-A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Stt Gtfer ocr &ene.

Sn elmer boIiteinii9en 9orftir6e
pre6igte Der paftor iiber bic tpunberbare
Speiiung ber ftinftaufenb Mann bur6
fiinf 8robe unb stpeen Slide. SIN
Offer BET Gebe beripridt ct fi6 unb
ruff aus: rllnb Nun, liebe @briiten,
frage i6 gu9, tpel6er bon uns pdre
i'm @tanbe, baB er nit fiinftauienb
8roben finf Mann uno 5tpeen Slide
fpeiFea" &las 2laRen erbob fib ID
9elnb: ySf, 9err Paitur!" Ser
pfarrer, perbubt iiber bieie 1nter6res
dung, f9lieBt Die preOigt unb fragt
feinen &after in BET @afrifei, tpie &lafs
len au bieier Mnttport gefommen. Ser
&afer 1na9t benz 9errn Paftor be-
merfli9, baB er fi6 beripro6en uno
ftatt fiinftauienb Mann fanftauienb
8robe geiagt babe. Nm foIgenben
@onntage bei6lieBt Der 9err pfarrer,
bas 8erfeben gut gu MAIDEN. 8ei9idt
fommt er am @1luB Der preoigt auf
bas gbaitgelium beg borigen Sonntags
au fpre6en uno ruff aus: $50 fonn'
tem mir uns fragen, tpem tuobl bon ums
Menl9en tpdre es m6gli6, beute, tpie
ber 6err bas bamals that, fhnftaufenb
Mant au fpeiien nit fiinf Broben unb
ameen Gii6en2" Rlas &laf1en erbebt
fi9 tpieber nit breitem 2d6eln: rSt.
9err pafur!" 9ieie 8ertpesenbeit 1T
Dem alten 9errn auf ber 2anael bod
au biel, unb er fragt entriiitet: r2lai=
len, tpie f6nnt Sbr @uG bas unterftes
ben?" - u6err Yaitur", antwortete
&lai1en rubig unb be6eutenb, res l1uB
ia bod tpobl bon ben finftauienb 8ros
ben bonn borigen Sonntag mod ettpas
iibrig geblieben iein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Sic gttulatnr In nemtIAen 9netpen

DeutI9lanb 1T befanntli9 bas Sanb
BET Sitel. Sn ben Gremoenliften Der
Bdber, in ben GamiliensWnaeigea Der
BIdtter, tpie BEL ber Mnrebe tpiro NIT
gngf uno 6eierli9teit barauf gefeben.
baS sSebem unb Seber bet re@te Sitel
pprqeIebt tpirb, unb tpenn's Der tleinite
uu6 uni6eimbarfte 1T. Sn Oefterrei9,
namentli9 in Wien, pirb ieber, Der NIT
eiuem anitdnbigen &od befleiSet erz
f9eint, seabelt, unb in Deuti9laHb
muB SeSeber rbetitelt" merben. Da TIT es
nun intereHant, namentli6 in ber
Gneipe, bic Mbftufungen sa betra9ten,
bic poraenommen tperben- bamit ber
SiteI benz bamlt Mngerebeten angenebm
eri@eint. Mann fann babel ettpa folz
aenoe &egeln auffellen: gBer mebrere
Male in ein unb baifelbe @efaurant
gefommen 1T, = mag bic gebienung
nun bur9 einen fradi6wingenben Sell
ner ober bpn nsarter 6anb" unb III nals
len 5pra9en" erfolgen = unb aufdlllg
cine Srille ober einen 2neifer trdgt,
tpirb getpib BEL benz britten ooer bierten
Befu6 NIT rSerr Dodtor" angerebet.
Wer BON iiingeren 2euten iiber einen
tppiaen 6aarpu9s perfigt, namentlt9
einen f66nen 8ollbart bat unb ba3u eis
men @9lappbut trdgt unb fets obne
uebersieber unb obne Sanbf9ub er=
Ideinf, tpirb nit Si9erbeit r6err Bauz
meilfer" angerebet. Ser primaner,
bet STUDENT, Der 10 u6ottorirt" tpiro,
ber 8aueIebe, Mr6itett ooer 8aubanbs
tperter, ber glei6 gum rgaumeilter"
abancirt, lie err6tben bann lei9t, tpebren
bic @angerb6bung fanft ab = obne ft9
biel bantit alt bemiiben, oentt tper tpelB;
he f6nnem ia bod balo einmal tpirfliber
Baumeiiter tperben. gri9eint Semanb
nit Mtten unter bem 9lrm, nit elmer
blauen Wtappe ober berglei9en, mag ct
aud nur @au,melliften Dertreiben ooer
anbere glei9giltige papiere bel ii9 bas
ben - BET pirb rSerr MKeFor" ober
u6err &e9tsanmalt" angerebet. Der
,BreHier" b. +. Der iunge Mann, Der
i'm @9peibe ieines Ingef9ts mad etlis
den sSabren gum Sffi3ierseranten
| IuNIul1, uulg leoeI etu'SS%n'ups" lD"S"
big ausiebenbe, bartloie iunge Mann
NIT Mlonocle i'm Nuge beiBt iofort ~1err
2ieutenant"- ebenfo tpie ieber elnfa9e
S9ubmamn, ttamentli6 in Berlin itets
u6err Wa9tn1eiter" angerebet tpirb.
ssn allen bieien Situlaturen 1T bas Bes
ftreben au ertennen, ben 8etrefenben in
einen b6beren Stang gu berieben, als Ell
tpirtli9 einnimmt. Sn bieier heinen
Welt bes S6eines gilt eben aud f9on
ber e9ein zines Sitels als etpas Be-
ionberes unb = 10 benten bic flugen,
i6mei9lerii9em Sitelipen5er, warum
iou man ben 2euten bieies bilige Ser:
gniisen ni6t bereiten9 9arum beiB1
es vproiit, 9err Doftor" - penn man
aud tueiB, bet Nnbere 1T tur elm Stu:
bent9en i'm erfen Semefter 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Sic retthe tsrbiit. .

9lus paris idreibt man 6er rWiener
MGg. 3tg.": r8or bier Wo6en ftarb
ber 6ausbefBer 8ruon in ber &ue @n>
trepot, gera6e an benz Sage, an tpel@em
feline einsige Sp1ter ibre 9o9aeit fetern
follte. 9ieie par6 felbitberfdnbli9 ners
f6oben. Na9 feds Sagen berf9ieb bic
Mfutter bes Mdb9ens, bic ii9 Biz nun
beg beiten 8efinoens erfreut bate. So'
fort na9 Der Beerbigung bra6te bet
8rdutisam feline 8erlobte aus bem Srau'
erbauie.in bic Wobnung feiner perbei.
ratbeten @6pefer, tpnielbIt tie einig'
3eit pertpeilen follte, INN bann in alel
Stifle bic 6n9aeit 5u feiern. Mm 10.
B. so. prpmenirte bas 8rautpaar aui
ben Gelbern, oer 8rdutigam faste, tpit
febr ct ben Sag beraniebne, BET ite aui
etpig berbinben folle. 9as Mdb@en
lebnte ii6 feit unb 5drtli6 on feinen
Mrm uab fliiiterte: rSa, unb unfet
bdusli@es Slid ion gar ni@ts it6ren,
tpeber @elbfragen, mod frembe Gin
mtf9ungen, unb I'M beien gans fi9er
3r fein, babe i9 aud meine @ltern Ders
eiftet." Ser unsltdlide 8rdutigam
glaubte on elaen f9le@!,n S9erS. alein
bic Sraut er3dblte ibm ibr 8erbre@eu
in Details, bic feine 3weifel iibrig lies
Ben. 9fo6 in Der yta@t ma6te bet iuns
9e Mann bic geri@tli9e Nnaeige. Die
gbeleute 8ruon tpurben am II. b. er'
bumirt unb man faitb bel ben 2ei9en
beutlide Spuren bDn Blauidure. 9ens
riette Bruon tpurbe berbaftet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14

Mablaeiten, po ulri@ unb i6 allein f.
ben, unb feiner es tpagt, ein lalttes
@ort 3u fpre9en! Sd bdtte es ni9t ges
glaubt, baB ii9 in tpenigen Sagen al
leg 10 i9redli9 berdnoern t6nnte j.! feuf5'
te bic arme @lie.
2ucD bate ielbit traurige Sage cts
lebt. sic fannte ben @tnfluB, ben bic
@tiue ma9 einem Sobesfan, ben Drud,
ben bic 8egentpart eines Sooten i'm
6aule auf ein iunges 8emiitb ausiibt.
&omnen sic gu mir berauf, @lie, 10
oft es -Sbnen rnten gar gu einiam bor'
fommt! iagte fte freunbli6.
sa? barf i9, MiB @rnscIiffes . Sic
glauben ni6t, tpie gern i9 fomme!
Mber sic biirfen mid ni9t aGein 10 Be-
giinfigenl l1lri@ muB aud fommen!
2uep mar tpenig 5ufrieoen nit biefer
Musbebnung ibrer Ginla6umg; inbehen
tuuBte fie ni9t, tpie fie eine Iblebnung
glfe gegeniiber bdtte motibiren folen.
gu@ fonnte iie benz 9ausberrm faum
ben 3utriH au -eiMn unbepDbnten
pl6b9en feines eigenen S9loRes ber>
tuebrer, bas fie gan5 eigenmd9tig fhr
fi9 in Mnipru@ genomnten bate. Iez
brigens mar au9 @lie ldngf bic Sreps
be binunter geiprungen, ebe iie fi6 auf
cine Mnttport beionnen bate, un6 10
bIieb lift nur bic 9offnung, oaB er bet
Muforberung ni6t Golse Ieiiten tperbe.
Mber au9 bieie Soffnung ertpies ft9 trits
aerii9, benr mad tpentgen Wtinuten lab
fie bic f6lanfe @eifalt beg iungen Treis
berrn neben glie ben ounfeln Sang
berauftommett.
(Ssort1ebunq foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14

= Cine fonberbare PreBflage birfte
bemnd9f bic pefber Surp bef9dftigen.
Ser Ial pirb bem rPefber 2loDb" in
foIgenber Weiie mitgetbeilt: Sn elmer
unpeit ber 9auptftabt gelegenen pro.
bin3itabt befinoet fd felt alten 3eiten
eine angeiebene 9anblung, tpel9e bas
Girmenf nf9ilb: u3um Gameel" fiibrt.
Sas Mbaei9en, ein 2ameel nit riefigen
Waarenballen bepadt, prangt felt Mens
i9engebenten an Der 2abent6iire. @or
einisen Wo@en nun afiociirte ft6 ber
@bef bes n&ameels" nit einem tungel
th9tigen 2aufmanne, ber, nebenbei gez
iast, aud iein S6tpiegeriobn tpurbe.
Das 2ofalblatt bes In &eoe ffebenben
Stdbt9ens bra6te nun bic fommeraiele
Neuigteit in folgenoer Gaffung sur
RenntniB bes bprtigen Publifums:. :.
rGirmasNenberung. Die befannte bies
1ige @emii9tpaaren= unb probutten'
Sanblung r3um 2ameel" bat ibre Sir
ma gednbert unb iol fortan IS II b ~
stpei 2ameel ~ beiBeu." Sn BITE.
fer 3eitunssuOtis finben bic @ei4dfts'
inbaber, S9Diegerpater unb 69wie'
geriobn, cine Sniurie unb baben bte
preBtlage angeitrengt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Gutter Grfplg tn iebert Sale.

.. q. 8rabforb, Yapierbanbler in gbattu,
nooaa, Gen., f6reibt, baB feline 2unsen bon
elmer irarten @rtdltuns befallen tpnroen nno oaB
ct biele @titteI basesen erfolslos anipanote. VI
ipurbe beranlast, Dr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
aesen Aussebruns au berin9en, ct folste Dem
!aatbe uno ift bur9 ben @ebrau9 meniser Sla'
faen debeilt porben. Seit iener Belt bat er
bas @fitteI gesen Suiten unb Grtaltung IN felner
Sam,ilie ftetS nit sutem grfols angetpanot.
Siefelbe @rfabruns baben Sanjenbe gemad)t,
beren reben bnr6 bic tpunSerbolle Diseobers
aerettet tpnrbe.
grobeFafden fret in ber apotbefe bon VI.
Sreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Sc dit TT HIi d.

9aeaant: AID, tDie beunru.
6igt mid ber 8ebanfe an meine f6Dne
iunse 8raut! @enn i6 fale. -"
Setunbant: v9a lei nur gang
rubig-bie beiratb' i9l"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
Bur Babe 30 0 be

vSebt 1T nleine Srau na@ Mleran,
bersbab, 1l,eine S66ter bat ber Doctor
mad Gram3ensba6 gei@idt, mein @obn
gebt in elm 9eebab-ba bleibt mir g 'rao
mod 10 biel iibrig, baB i6 ing Sreibab
geben tamil"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14
uDie lebte bonn balben 9ubenb. /"

uDie lebte bonn balben 9ubenb. !"
- Die vMedlenburger 3tg." ber6ffents
li9t foIgenbe Gamilienna6ri6t: Die
F6 bur9 ibr poitieri6ten aussei6net.
Die0erlobung unierer So9ter 2uiie nit
benz 6errn 2ubpis 8edmann in Berlin
beebren mir uns bierburd ergebenit !
au3useisen. s@Ieifer $. @onbe un6
lrau. Sat is be Sept bon bat bali
DuBenb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-14

@tiefs bon 81 Bis $lf; e9ube bon $3.50 Bio
$3.50. Dameni6ube babe @obIen nnb Mbfase
so Gents. Gir SKINNER 75 Gents Bis 81.
Dameuftuhe auf Befelluns Spe3ialitdt.
sseue Waoben erbalten ieben 1tonat brett bon
@aris.
ss2 @. SsmFon Strabe, Gan Antonio, Sex.
1873 3@
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
November. 10Th 1885.
and closes Aptil 1st. 1886

and closes Ap4il 1st. 1886
The cheap rates given by the railroads
10 visit ors attending the Exposition places
It in he reach of Ii arly every one to at
tend and see 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 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 III
telligence. and the great interest they hav
manifested in the advancement OF the rae
viz. 3
Mrs. J. NJ c. Logan, lady commissioner.
No go Mildred st. Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Maria Fay, Montgomery, Ala. Mrs,
Carrie Bryant, Mobile.
/ trust that the Colored women of Ala
bama will place themselves in direct cor
respondence with these ladies, who will
take great pleasure in furnishing I'll imfor-
nation desired.
Tu conclusion allow me to say that there
will be a standing committee known as the
Reception Committe. Who Will be Mt the
railroad depots and steamboat landings tc
receive visitors and conduct them to the
best hotels and boarding houses in New
Orleans. The business of this committee
will be to see to it that all secure neat and
respectable boarding honses with good
fare at reasonable rates.
For any further Information adress me
at Talladega. Ala.
GEO W, RgAxDALL
Honorary Cor n issin'+r for the State
of Alabama of the North Central and
South American Exnosihou.
Papers frieadly TO the Exposition and
desirous Of promoting IFS success are re.
qaested TO copy the above once Ia theil
columns
10
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
AECT Her CONVICT SYS.
fEM sCNaOR-
Shameful Treatment Of !
Sen!tent:ary COnsiCl.

'ionteo:nery, NJ ala, February Il ~
! horrible tale ui suif1ring wa
brought to light here t, Gay. Alleck
Eaws, negro, was convicted Of AS
aaul5 in the Barbonr circuit court aud
senten ced TO ibe pehitentiary, Il
was Hired gu; to work for Lee Sniti,
r,"i la lnroosa county, Oh lis farm.
n did bot stlve out is tliile tenn,
as the supreme court recently res
v~ised the dteiion uf the lower court
ara ordered hi- rel ase. He arrived
mere to-day in y ri;i,,f.4 condition
i'i< ha::fl> AMI ff.-t terribly r>rt biz
ten, a'ti ha viii probably never rs
gain their use. Duiar H.. recent
butter col! spell be w.ta fn,c4.i t.
wois without sufficient clothes. a.ia
bad on no shoes and stockings Tie
.';ste aaihorities VII i;rl k irto tnls
cass; tn rrru-his. SO the lass trnyi lae
hai cI.vic:s -tis!i ~ a"I md Lu
u .n'-!y trt~i@ !. tf, ui:i t.r'1; is'y
';ka .::'! Fi'Gs ag4in-A flle timer
Wiz. .,,:.l, y"i iiri.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

Tie unexpected death of Major
General Winfield Scott Hancock
Tue day ended distinguished and
honorable career. Winning diAtinc-
ton as brave soldier on the battle
fields of both Mexican and the last
Civil war, he was yet firm advocate
Of the supremacy of the civil govern
nent over military rule. Accepting
tue unanimous Democratic nomina-
tinn for President in 1880 he passe
through that heated campaign with
sns' aiming himself so well as 10 VIII
the respect d his bitt, rst political
enemies. and with harry grace ap
ear. d as one Of the most prominent
figures at tie inauguration OF his vic
liorions lival, Gen. Garfield
To-day lis renai.s will te borne
to Ner.istown, PM, fer hn,isl after
sinil le services at riini'y chu,ch IL
New York There were hv his re
qG' ST 10 military pa,ad ,r splen
a.r OF lr. c-ssion at is funeral, bu,
without ustentaiion tie services and
uiial were as simple and qniet a.
,tn, ni tie oidinsfy ciliz~n. High
in place, yet brave IN sri,:t good
h,ttand, fuiher aid citizen the
county b, VS. in homage at lis grav,
tn-Gay and mourning bis loss. viii
tEtf l7e ern r.nse
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
WASHINGTON COLO RD
ARiSTOCRACY.
Leaders in Society Pillars
in Churches. Musicians and
Artists.
Chicago Inter ocean.

THERE'S an aJiS;Vcracy among
the colorrd people of Washington as
well as among the white, and it is
qnite exclusive The focus or pole
around witch IL high toned colored
oeiety rev9lves is the Fifteenth
Presby terian Church, which stands
in aristocratic sectou Of the city
Mcpherson square. The lea ing
men in this church are ex Senator
Bruce, DR.. Purvi5, John III. Langa
ton, late Minister to Hayti, who has
recently been elected president of o
colored COLLEGE III Virginia. Prof.
Greener, who is now la New York
in charge Of the Grant monument
fund; the Wormleys, who are pro-
prietors Of the most oristocratic bo
tel here; George Cook, the superin-
tendent of Euulic schools; John It.
Cook, the collector of taxes of tie
district, and others of the creme de
la creme. The pastor Of this church
is the Rev. Mr.. Grinke, young man
OF about 80 years, w:,o VS. graduat-
ed at Lincoln university with the
valedictory of his class, and studied
theology at Princeton. Congress-
man G Hara of North Carolina is
member of the coterie, but singular
ly enough he and his wife are Catho-
lies, and attend st. Augusfiae's
church.
Mrs. OHara is one Of the love
list ladies in Washington, and were ii
not for the slight trace of Negro
blood in her veins she would be a
leader III white society. Like Mrs.
Bruce, who is also beautiful, she is
highly educated and accomplished
woman, speaks French. plays Bee
thoyen, paints plaqnes and is up II
art and literature to a degree that
would make some Of her white sis
ters blush for envy. Both Mrs. Bruce
and Mrs. OHara are very nearly
white, and it would be difficult for
stranger to detect their relation to
the African race. Mrs. O'Hara hes
white governess fer her children.
and intends that they shall be as ac
complished as.herself
These people have their own socie
ty, give balls, dinner parties recep-
tlons and other entertainm meEts, and
pay formal visits on regular recep
tion days, just like the ladies of Of
ficlal life. Ala "hieh tea7' or a ball
given by this circle OF the colored
arlstocracy orc can find quite as
much intelligence quite as muc b
beauty and quite as much grace Of
manners as will be gathered at any
the receptions of white folks. Both
gentlemen aud ladies appear in full
evening dress, and the costumes OF
the ladies are duly described in the
Sunday Bee, the organ of the high
toned colored residents Of tae Dis
tricl.''
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Lawrence Co. Supt. De-
uounces the Charge OF
Making aPymontS to White
Teachers, Monthly Color
cd Quarterly.

On our first pare will he fonud an
extract from the Huntsville Normal
Ind <, il which it is charged by q
Courtlaesl correspondent CT the
Huntsville Gszette, shat th" County
Superintt Ddert of Lawrence "psy,
the white te ,ch,rs monthly snd tha
color. 4 teachers on rterlv.' Gel j.
g. Eyster, wi o is running tie otfic.
for the Co. Stunt s-ys the charge IL
a miicious lie" The Gazetfe shonld
make its correspon'ient re:rac; and
apologize. -Moulton Advertiser.
sack Daw" will be heard from.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
Cov,l-o, nusnes, Ct Arkansas

Gov.l-vi HuAhes, CT Arkansa
has pardonsd thirty colored men.
klown as the Howard County rio
ters. who participated in the riot wn
years ago in that county, when q
white man named Wyatt was killed
while working in field. Another
of the rioters had been convicted of
murder and hanged.-Gazette
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
North, Central and South Ameri-
can Exposition.
Anpeal to Col0red Citizens.

l desire to inform the colored citizens
of Alabama that have been appointed
Honorary Commissioner Of the above Ex.
position, and have accepted the trust, and
desire to urge nron MI people the great
Importance to them of making the largest
exhibit possible, aud the great advantages
that will accrue to them, by visiting the
Exposition which opens in the city Of New
Orleans,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13
'sa.., Zone. o.. srse;s...,,..ssc ,...les.-e.
From his sermon Ii etnetnrati.

From his sernon n Cincinnati.
You stop that progressive euclre husi-
ness, socially. fyou viii play cards,
then do qnit that progressive euchre
business tits gambling. As certain as
God reigns in heaven it is gambling.
Whenever yon start a g.ime Of cards
with patty on this side an, a party on
that, and prize that you me to plav
for, that is just as much gambling as il
the prize Was tiousand-dollar bin. It
is piayinga game OF chance for thing
that is put up. Oh, progressive euchre
is gambling as sure as stand here to-
day, and nobody but gamblers play it.
[Great applause.l And sister ] would
hate to sink down to hell with the stig-
ma on me that lived and died gam
bier.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

The house Of {. Q T.. Erwin, on
the corner Of Fifss 4 Pine stree ts
which he's recently s,eeI completed,
is quite CONTRAST to the many hun
BILE dwellings, Of his rHc- in he i'y.
-Chattanooga Daily iiines.
Mr.. Erwin, is ;. sn:sessf.ll Iiac.il-
ist and ilvvDtor
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

GEN. Longstreet, after much worry
and many vexations, in the settlement OF
his accounts as Marshall OF the North
Georgia District, the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington finds a discrepancy
of several thousand dollars in his favor
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

Now that the bill for our Hunts
vile public building has passed the
Senate this carly in the session
things look brighter for its final pas
sage through tue House. We bes-
peak for it the friendly cooperation
OF Representatives O'HARA and
SMALLs, our distinguished colored
Gnuuroa,mnD
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

FROM Virginia comes a wall and
lamentation over the evils of the con !
vict system. Alabama can sympa
thizs with her Affections, suffering az
it is from the malady. The convict
system should GO.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

AN INTERESTING letter on the edu-
cational Institutions of Atlanta, by
Rev. w. F. Smith will be given our
readers next week.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-02-13

The Democrats are at sea as to
whom to nominate for Governor.
The people are one gnind, as it were,
fol honest BEN LONG.