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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81.

nrci w smith q Powell. Syracuse y. v calved
MAY q 1884 Color black. shield NIP. hfuat
bfistci. stripe ~ ct shoulder over On fight band
around hlps. belly. iors hnd ono half tail white
fln Ncihcfland Prince. No 5lG ~ H. u. The bot
enmblned mia aud buiicrbull In America
Dam Pmnolla -. beautiful COW. 4 ycar oil
March I. ISL. with ihc form nnd oil the p1lni' IT
rrcai mllker rrunella ~ bad been giylng milk
more uan eleven months IN her aycif old form.
and held 40 81 morr than uilloni pcf day. Hhf
took rrifu az the Sew iofk hAio laif in 1881
aud ist
Gmndan ravc for Smith a Powell o. round
IN one day when rear old
gEfuERLAND PIONEER T. very sifalfht AMI
square. with an exceedingly brad aud lcycl ines
rod long hips. soii coat, ma unusually mclor
skin. and weighs nearly i-oo pounds service ic'
sio ca,h. with usual privileges Of return
Tor further particulars adir-
MIN CARLiN. Manager.
Lock box NJ. Memphis. Tcnn
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Trustoe's gale.

ITNDrh and by virtue al y certain trust decd 81
I rruird ON July ~ 1884 ht q Y. Auuru nul
al her. ln the UNDERLINED aud rrrYuird in shelby
county Icnncsfcc. In Book lC' Page -, W. vii.
on -
saturday, March ~, 1858,
at the southwest curncr Oi Mnin aud Nndl %
ftfccts 10 cmphis Tenn, ell ~ ihr highest hll
der fnf cash ~ public auction. The following rrhl
aud personal pfpIfftN W.
Thfrn Thousand eight hundred aud ninety $50
shares Ut capital ftpfk ~ the uuaiclupH ialtu
Minlng company If the lar value " tilp % carh
whithWill w. oipfrl in lots ~ tAWnl0 nl.u 10
other shafrt Of aid ftoCk subject io Hen Oi one
kutiV,
Also lois Sus 20. ~. -. a. ~ and 20, A. laid
dnwn un thc plan " the town " tuunih, ME-
title thought 10 bo good bot We srll und convey I'D
trisiccl only
Terms ash
LugT : WIGHT
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. c. & 0. RAILROAD
o Miles From Memphis
+" BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Rysiyks IInmbclonlnn. sire Of 40 troiterl
with record. 81 30 or better aud sim OF ~ sons
that have each gotten one or morc 2ao performers
INT dam Kilt by Long Island Black HawE; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother IN American
Eclipse third dam BY COINS Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS l. i5'i hands high. seal brown. A.
mot black. with wlnc.colorod tanks and mu0lc
two white heels heavy name and tail long bodied
heavy bonod aud vcry stylish lie Il the src ol
Grey Cloud r,cord 22i1S-trial 2ip't Of bccher.
slrc Of one 30 performer andoi the dam u LADY
~ Lyons. rccord 29S.. lie Is half brother 10 pcK
tcr aiT,: Ncttic. DIS. Jay Gould, 22a George
wilkes. ~. aud full brother To Mcnclau aA
Hi.uEGRAss Is the only son ~ INrsiykis Ham
hctnnian. Whose services were ever o'crd o The
people SOUTH OP KENTUCKY. aud he will thl'
season ie limited IN ten outside mares Pee so
cash. with usual privileges oi fctura
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Stockholders Meeting.

rINIIE Annual Meeting oi Stakeholder, 81 the
Ihrapctkc, ohio q Southwestern Railroad
Comuany, iof the Election Ui Directors aud the
transaction oi such other business a. may come be
fnru them, will b. held ai the nfru oi the company,
On Ire Flint niniay Of April, 1883 At II 0'cook,
IN the forenoon of that day The proposed issue u
Hmnch iiDnds OF said Company and thc execution
of y mortgage ~ deed ~ tfnst ~ srcurc the tnin
viii BE- submitted tn the mcciing for ~ con,idcra
ton and nriinn thereon. ~ ufiUf " the President
aud IlIaul nf ulnrctorz 4 n UA1E-, kerfc' AIRY.
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PosIriyTY the best remedy ever discoy.
cred for al diseases 81 man and beast that
can be- reached by an external medical APP
pllcation. j. Rnngum Root Eminent One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
osl Main sfnaet
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rate Of i6c for two lines one insertion two inser
tons, Csc; one week, Soc
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TAKEN UP.

I,ow-ATI J. ARNOLD's STORE FIVE MILES
Y frpm city, ON fernando foad. one medium
sized ned COW. giving mill, Owner chn have same
BY proving property aud paying charges. ,,..
March ~. ms. Fpla DAVE
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STOLEN.

IIoRsF-A MACK SADDLE noRsE. wHiTr
j l hind feet blake IN face about ihn hnndi
high suitable reward u returned 10 Clarks ia
bile, Monroe street
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of a certain deed ~ trust ~ me eve
i ) rnird Nv g. ". Rutland. registered IN the ofhoe
ni The Register ~ shelby county, Ionnc,s-e ~
lircnft Hook No. ~. page rs the uuirrigned
inH the unpaid indehtndnce by ihat deed srcund
.ci NJ public auction. ~ the highest bidder inl
cash nj the southwest cufnsf ~ Maln aud Madison
sirrcU. In the city Of Memphis, shelby county
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Ine.an,. AnrIIIo. Ia.s.

tho property described In aid deed. ~ follow
VIZ Beginning un the nnnh side 0f touri street
extended NJ the southeast corner IT lui infmcfly
owned ny 4 ! White thence Cnst with the nnfih
line ~ tuuft street IN &C. thrnrr north 10 feet IA
nn alley thence west with siid alley m jet thgnrg
south % icpt Ia the beginning abenf lnt No q II
Nmith Nul0n subdivision. Equity ~ fruUmp
ton waived. Title believed 10 b. l0Jd. bat ! hcll
''' MiNTER PARKER. Trustee
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HEALTH T. WEALTH 30 pr. Dcauregarrs
Tonic aud Nervine. the Great
Ereueh spesifc.

HEALTH Il WEALTH 90 Dr. ucauregarrs
Tonic aud Nervine. the Great
French specific.
NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all ~ siagcs mental
IN aud physical depression. sprrmatofthcA, ny
ror hondrin strfiity, neuralgia hytirria, incnpariy
Tor study OF busness. paralysis Impotence, epllep
AZ luss Of memory, nBiioulng ~ The brain. and All
diseases Of the nervous system may bc radically
cured IN either ser by the usc Of this unetcclloi
preparation. II Il maticf Of supreme Importance
H. use appropriate treatment TOT the cure Of the
los ~ nerve power. and Dr. bcsufrHtda Tonic
rnd Nerinr, after many year trial in tnrupe has
pruyed iniallihie n taken arrOriinE 20 dlrectona
which are alfred 10 rach bottle. Onc box equal "
ono months treatment. Nill cum Tcu,nt cases
Price. si.oo bon. offix hpNss i0t 500. acnt
~ mail pretaid on rrccipi u pfce We guarantees
ain boxes 20 cure auy rlso. With cth order 70
ccived BY us for siK boxes We will send our written
guarantee 10 return the money n treatment doct
Dot encr, cnrc A. Hcnken 4 Co, Dnlggists, ole
sgruts TOT United states ~ Hnd ~ hain dfocL
Memphis. 1rnn ---.
AIIROAD WORK To 1--WE HAVE Oh
i million cubic yaris hne scfapsr work iotuf
IL on the Georgia Division ~ the T. =, We. 90
ffllfnah FIRE. tfausppr'ailon on outfits and hands
over tie q T. Va. y 1a. nilfnad system, Tot tht
work For further lufounHilon apply n our onlc,
IN Knoxville. Tcnu. helpNAlD. hlitA W
fIuuffHrfuFa
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FRAN KILN
s,oekholders' Meeting.
Stockholders Meeting.

Aussslns Of the s,octholdsu q the Mobile and
ohIe Railroad Company vii be held 81 the once
Of the oomp.ay In nobile Ala. At y O'Clock m
ON THURSDAY, nsy 4 pfox, 70 su,boriss the cfca'
lion ois morissgs for sio.soo@
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lfsia6,iss.d in iloll
tNP touEsoN /. scsg1wicirrd ~ al paricsin
~ tensted ~ by III DE most sietct,ihl phlH'
ssn In tha Treatment u private uf ~ 80 ditra7ft
Ouirk trrinanont cDf.s guaranteed inetrfg case
riaie az iemaie Hfr - cisrs ui ,iunnuhct a.
typhiin cured In fTu dVs wilnuhi we W ~
nirrrufy, change of d. nf hlhlfan.e l'NN 10y
VS. t-rondsrt sspH,t thu lat Vviire rrtlt
ts.ed without The D. at mrf.uils lh'vinltil
loo oi semen stoplrl Do fhnii Nll'' nn.'i
ifum lmpoieuuy or l0tfUi a'fitl lla'i. ~, - 49,
itro Yir0f Ia few HnhH NltuNh ~ Hii .'il..
aud eknesslyeNcuefy rfftnnE ii"ni Hl-tnA.'il ~
gnd los of phTsiea ~ m'hi9i lna,,. ~,
nud permanently eur n Iafll hIH hli'utl.n ~ ~
A. the Dlsessrs III ,,sa ~ Hul GUNS giaIsnieel
Iilss and Ola sores "A aithDii ihc t.e " cai.u1
az ,hr knlfe. All III tit'ilpn' strictly cnnlhsn.
ilal. Nsdicincs ntNtetP'gs /" AZ l'iN " wv
county.
srwof1lnsmsn errri n half the usual ral,t
One hour lro,s 4 o,.ea am 'epgci"ch r. IA
N"'e' ""S'' ""'A WV b n JOHNSON, ND
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saturday. March 81, 1893,

NJ the hour II eleven O'Clock am, the following
dfsfribod real estate situated ~ said county ~
shelby. t0.wlt A certain eight acfc tmci oi land
the melcs and bounds whereof are o. follows 70
wit. Beginning NJ the northeast corner vi The ~,
tfrariion Of Mclean aud Central avenues. near
the city ~ Memphis thpn0r norm hFr ID degfrcs
enst seven aud u 10 chains ihruec rusi eleven l
chains thence south seven ana 100 chains iothe
north line Of Central avenue theme No.l eleven
and "A. 100 chains b. the lcflunlnn. Aud al-o an
undivided one sixth lnlenst 10 aud 10 cerialn
ten acre tract oi land viii adloins the said eight
acrss on the north. the notes aud bound. OF which
aald ten acre tract are follows ~ Wit Beginning
nj the csst sldeo the aid Mclean aV, IN the centef
ofCauayenue extended. thCnrc east with the ccntei
Of said Carr avenue ten aud 2iioo Chains thence
aouih nine aud 600 chains thence west eleven
chains 10 the east vide Of Mclean avenue theme
north I've degrees east with the east line OF hclesu
avenue niue aud A.iO0 chains ~ the bce inning
Rald eight acre tract will be sold sube q iQhs
o. Rognon claim for dover therein. Thatt.
redemption IL waived. aud the purchaser vii hav'
al absolute title IN Zee simple. The title Il be
ileycf 10 BE- rood but shall sell aud convey onl,
a. trustee CALNlN fhhkiNs, lrusiss
Memphis. Team. February - lisa
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

wlihontthe knife OF hninn = 70 9i,ins., ~ irop
w ~ ~ days. by the N'irai'd -ul lna
structure, IIydrorrF and Nnflcocele cufe' w
short time Circulars 900 Hprllulil.h A.. Az,
Tie Moderated ~Uu ihd ir"s ~ ~ W.. W
sEr0ubles, aud cnn h. Nur nifhi ana W. ~.
snfes this Truss 10 b. 70 Hcl, ~ o n m,, ~
male nj i.,,.t ,s,''''l nit NOnLE
70 Jr-rrnn H.. hemphl.' ienn
Dsyr,1,y, eyc.,,lii ns.ored Muliord's.
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HARRY STOLl'S
RESTAURANT,
1863 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn.

it,i Meals IN the City. Meals served at all IIcun,
ON short Notice A First Class Resort
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Il, Fini Nladay d Arl, lsSS a 4 O'clsk,
Trustee's salo.

Ily virtue oi u trust deed made 10 me under date
IT October a. Isl, aud vcofic1 w Book 100. parr
o. NJ the Registers Onicc ~ Shelby rounlf, 10
fcruru Ia the lv-ut1 building lnan Association
q certain debt therein mentioned, ! viii soll iuI
cash. at public Duicfy. NJ the southwest corner 81
Main and Madison ftfctu. NCmphis, lcnn, al
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ITKHE WRIGHT.
a. W. MILLER,
~ ~ tu4ION,
Trustees
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Lucien G. Belts and wife to Wash
Dean, lot on Clinton street, city, SIS.
VIM. S. Kelly and wife, to James B.
Cabaniss, 257 acres in county, 500.
John w. Cobb and wife to Cynthia E.
Esslinger, 20 acres in county. $3.50.
Davis NJ. Gardner to Cynthia E. Ess-
linger, 20 acres in county, $500.
Lucy L. Jones to Eunice McGaha, lot
on Henry street, city. $1,000.
John B. McHafey to I. NJ. Jeans,
tract of land in county. S1S5.
Pleas Pariss and wife to A. Campbell
& Son, 100 acres in county, $1,000.
John Crowder and wife to H } Will
liams, 353 acres in county, $1,000.
Eliza Lee Fearn to f O'Shaughnes>,
sy, 362 acres land on Monte Sano, s., 520.
M. Lou Patton to Aida Sweetheart, lot
on Walker street, city, S2S.
Joseph Overton and wife to John w B
Hawkins, 81 acres in county, 5000.
! Joseph P H lwkins and wife to John
w Hawkins, 40 acres in county, $500.
S j Mason to 2 Hawkins, acres in
ou 1ty, S75.
VIM l. Clay and wife to R Z Spragins,
lot in town Of New Market, S163.
| Morris Schaudies and wife to Maggie
Witners, lot on McClung street, city,
80.
L B and G Gurley to w II Beason
lot in town of Gurley $50.
Luke Matthews and wife to w r Van
Valkenburg one half interest in house
and lot on Public Square city $50.
James G Brannumland wife. to W II
Beason lot in town Of Gurley $500.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
Teach rs Institute MEETING.

At the Institute meeting Saturday
Jan 2sth in the chapel Of Rust In
stitute Prof A. w. Mckinney dis
cussed the relation Of teachers to
each other Mr.. L. j. Harris read
an interesting paper on the Negro
as citizens. The pap r was dis
cussed by Messrs. A. w. Mckinney,
A. B. Moor, r. Nj. Lowe, G.. NJ.
Daniel, and Misses Clara Green and
\. Kvte.
The following teachers were put
on the programme for the next meet
ing. T. J Harris, w. L. Douglas:
w. p. Williams r. M. Lowe, w
NJ. Derrick, G. c. Tugna, s. w
Jones and Miss A. Kyle.
The Institute adjourned to hold
its next meeting at the State Nor
NAL school building Feb. 18th the
third Saturday.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
Pu RSUED 3Y A POSSE OF CITI-
ZENS.
They Lea &c their Stolen G Gods Behind
and Escape Into Tennessee.
THE POSSE STILL PURSUING

A couple of Jail birds named Gulley
were hired from the county chain gang
some months since by Capt. Turner, and
put at work on his plantation near Dan,
to work out their fine and costs The
Gulleys are a couple of hard cases, and
the only gratitude they had for the man
who saved them from the convicts stripes
and the penal servitude of the coal
mines, was to turn arouad and attempt a
bold, wholesale robbery. In this they
were aideu and abetted by a couple Of
COME 1erates whose names our reporter
was unable to learn.
On last Friday night they burglarious-
iy entered Capt. Turner's store and stole
thereirom large quantity of merchan-
disc and escaped to the woods AS soon
as the robbery was discovered a number
of citizens gave chase and hotly pursued
the flying fugitives. The thieves finding
themselves closely pressed abandoned
their booty which was all recovered by
the pursuing party, and made straight
for the Tennessee line.
The pursuers kept on their trail and at
times were near enough to have over
hauled them with rife balls, but being
anxious to bring them back alive, they re
Trained from firing. The pursuit is still
kept up and will be continued until the
thieves are captured.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
A Lady's Perfect Companion.
JACK DAw.

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Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04

PERSONALS

Master Allen A. Carter was ur
from Decatur Sunday.
Mr., Chas. Brown has returned tc
Birmingham.
Mrs. Mary Samaritha johnson, ct
Dadeville, is guest at the residence
of her brother Mr.. Chas. Boldware
Judge VIM. Richardson has been
looking after the Interests Of the city
before the Supreme Court at Mont
gomery, this week.
Richardson H. Lowe Esq. a tend
ed the wedding Of MIR. w. E. Rich
ardson, of Mobile, and Miss Reese at
Montgomery this week.
Capt. Milton Humes, Capt. David
ID. Shelby, John d. Brandon, r. w.
Walker and R. E. Spragins, Esqrs !.
have been attending the Supreme
Court at Montgomery this week.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
A Collision.

Night before last an accident OF quite a
serious and costly nature occurred on
the Memphis & Charleston road, near
Woodville, in which three men were
more or less injured, and two locomo.
tives and few dozen cars were convert-
ed into scrap heap.
A gravel train and freight train met
on the same track and collided The
clearing of the track occupied the entire
night and a goodly portion OF the next
morning during which time the west
bound passenger train was sidetracked
at Limrock. When the train reached
this city it was IA hours behind time.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
A Novel Business Calendar.

We are using upon our desk the
Columbia Bicycle Calendar and
Stand, issued by TIE Pope Manu'
featuring Co., of Boston Mass.
We have selected it for use as the
most convenient and useful of any
thing in the line which has come
under our notice. Sent by mail to
applicants.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04

Rev. H.. n. Brown, Pastor Of
Lakeside M. Z. church has been Oh
the sick list this week. Rev. A. w.
Mckinney fills his pulpit tomorrow
The Pin Hook creek bridge on
west Holmes st, fell Monday after
noon. A wagon loaded with bricks
was on it at the time and was smash
ell, the driver and two " omen luckily
escaping unhurt.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
OVER THE STATE.
(CLiPPED FROM EXCHANGES. J

(CLiPPED FROM EXCHANGES
4 wreck occurred this morning near
Logia on the East Tennessee & Virginia
road. A freight train ran off the track,
upsetting the engine, ditching seven cars
and injuring two brakeman.
Selma,-The surveyors of the Selma &
Cahaba Valley Railroad have about
completed their preliminary survey from
this city to Bessemer, and will no y locate
the best practiced route.
Opelika-Politics in Lee are receiving
considerable attention. 1t is probably,
that the Executive Committee will adopt
the primary election system for the cleo
ton OF candidates. Conventions have
caused great dissatisfaction. and resulted
in the Independents carrying Lee in the
last election. 1t is thought by many that
primary election will restore unity and
harmony to the Democracy.
Very little criminal business will be
transacted in any of our courts, which is
largely attributable to prohibition.
Gainesville The past week OF fair
weather has put our farmers in bouyant
spirits, and plows are now running on
every farm in this vicinity. Early gar
dening has commenced Mr.. O. T. Smith
has 10000 cabbage plants set out and
says they will live.
Talladega-The Coosa River Conyen>
ton adjourned yesterday and the dele
gates have left for their respective
homes.
Montevallo-The Bill furnace, operated
by the Briarfeld Company has had con
siderable trouble in getting limestone
recently on account OF the roads being
impossible. With their usual energy,
however, they will get rock from Calera
Bessemer- Deposits in the Berney
Bros. Bank have averaged over $4,000
per day since the opening, already reach
ing half the capital. The deposits today
were S., 125,75.
Bessemer-1t 1t is about settled by some
active business men in our midst that :
street railway will be built from the cen
tral part OF the city to the new suburban
town of Marksville.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
MONTGO merry.
Prompt and EHec i've Work Of The
Montgomery Fire Departm ent.

AT an early hour on Thursday morn
ing the night watchman of the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery, discovered that a
fire had broken out in the hotel kitchen
and was rapidly spreading. The fire
alarm was turned in and the department
responded promptly aud had the fire
under control almost before the guests
knew of it.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
BiR MINGHAM-
Magic City Cullings-A Harvest
of Murders-NOtes and Per-
so iaJs.
Birmingham, Ala, Jan 3, 'SS.

| OlTiHlHSudHl, Ald., Jan ., 90.
There has been a change Of pro
gramme here for the last two weeks;
instead Of shooting and killing ne
groes the whites have shot and killed
each other. Mr. Ellis, the Editor
Ofthe Hornet shot another whiteman
in the baracross the street from the
Casino Theater, few days since
Mr. Vincent white man, was shot
in one Of the "dives' in "Scratch
Ankle" +" MIR Leslie white man was
shot and killed while lying before
the fire at the house Of his wife and
only last Friday Miss. Ellis, a
soiled dove, s1.t and killed herself
because she wis tired Of her life and
had "no home to go to- Such is
Birmingham life. When one meets
another and asks what the news 70
picks up paper, be expects to hear
or see that some one has been hurt
or killed.
We have had mud or rain all the
new year, until the last two or three
days The streets are one mass of
thin mortar, six inches deep, l never
saw such streets before.
Rev j. M. Goodloe preached a
very able sermon at St. Johns A. IL.
Z. Church on the 29th. He espec-
tally gave those young men Hail
Columbia about carrying our best
girls in the galleries Of Opera Hous-
es, where they are not treated with
any respect, and avised them to stay
away from such places until the
management learned to respect them,
If we had a few more Goodies the
Nero problem would soon Be so we'd.
That's what we need, able ministers
to direct our people in all things for
their good
There has been quite discussion
among some Of our best men about
emf rating to the South Temperate
zone Of South America.
Sir Knight Wiley. Mr.. j. f
Jackson, Sir Knights j. L. Shaw
and DR.. E. M. BIakely avowed they
are going and wanted your bird to
60 too, which agreed t, do, but
where, oh where, will | get the
stamps.
Mr. j. H. BinforI continues to be
the most popular grocer in town.
Mr.. Edmondson of Fisk Univers-
ity spent last week there.
In consequence Of the continued
rain and the necessary suspension
Of the public works there are hun
dreds of men here out Of employ
ment and much destitution among
the poorer classes.
JACK DAw.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
9TH day of February, 1888,

or the same will be taken pro confesso
against her thirty days thereafter.
1t is further ordered, That this order
be published for four weeks in success
sion IN the Huntsville GAZETTE a news.
paper published in Huntsville, in said
District, the first insertion to be made
without delay; that copy be posted at
the Court House door in Huntsville, and
one forwarded by mail to said defend
ants within twenty days from this date.
Done at office in the city of Huntsville,
this End day Of Janualy, 1888.
j. b. CABANISS,
Register in Chancery.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
MatrinOny Dull.

Among the many thousands OF marri>
ageable inhabitants in our good county
Of Madison not one put in an appearance
at the Probate Office yesterday for we'd
ding license. This will never do. What
are the girls thinking about? Have they
forgotten the fact that this is leap year,
and that they hold the trump card?
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04

Send the GAZETTE to your alb
sent friend.
A X Of P. color, q Lodge will be
organized
City Supt. Mayhem nude the
city teachers welcome visit Thurs
uay and paid them off for the last
last quarter. There is no mistake
ABOUT the genuineness Of his welcome
aAd that they will be eq ally glad TO
zee the esteemed Superintendent
again.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
No. 1880

Comes the complainant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Register
from the affidavit of com plainants solic-
itor that the defendant Annie Franklin
is nonresident of the State of Ala
bama, and that she resides in the city
OF Abingdon State of Virginia: 1t is Of
dered by the Register that said defend
ant cause her appearance to be entered,
and to plead, answer or demur to the
complainant's original bill of complaint,
on or before the
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-04
The Cotton Market.

Although yesterday was not the kind
OF weather favorable for the transporta
ton OF cotton nevertheless fifty bales OF
the staple reached the city and changed
hands on the square. One lot of twenty
bales s-ood on the square several hours
before it was sold.