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-sALLOW WOMEN.
me Terrible Cause Of Poor CopplsIiOns, Bla
u,,. AV..L 30 TIe. RvOIaInnd

LThN Terrible Cause or Poor Compilations baa
Health, and Lack Of Lin REPlalASd,
"Why Is It that 50 few American women have
good complsSiOnsIn asked hEs, LAngtFy on her
Iirst visit 70 America. IIeFqusstion can beeasily
answered. Women arc sRllOW because the blood
does NOT circulate wen through lnslT bodies Il
does not Ill their cheeks with rich color and their
eyes with bFilliAnCy. II l. "HlugglSh,H What .
the rcsultI Bad color, WEAKNESS, and poor
health. What will prevent thls1 gentle and
pure stlmulant that imparts strength, LIE and
good circulation, This u precisely what DunyH
Pure Malt WhIsEoy does. Ithnot beverages
tits hCalth.glVlng remedy, II Is admitted 70
have done more IN making ladies stronger and
healthier than any other preparation known 70
the world lthas the endorsement Of elergymen,
physlcians and lady workers In the temperance
cause, and II has never been known TO fail IN
, strengthening, restoring and benGhting. AWell'
known lady, writing on this subject, said;
AlCan never descEibethe change that hAStAken
place In my appearance and in my feollngA In
stead OF feeling tired and 'blus' as once did, l
am now strong and young, both In feeling and
appearance. l had great prejudice against the
word 'Whiskey,' but since haYO found that
Dufys Is Indeed pure and harmless remedy,
Ifeel like letting all women know what grand
help II Is"
Tho experience OF this lady has been verified
In thousands otoases, and an innuTncTable num-
Der OF women are kept In perfect health to-day
wholly through this great remedy, TO al pur-
hasers we desire 10 say; "be sure and SeGler
the genuine, and take NO oTHEE'" II Is 500
everywhere,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal Gossip, Industrial News, and All
Kinds OF News Items,

Personal Gossip, Industrial News, and All
Kinds Of News Items.
Henry Elliott visiting friends at wellSvIlle
Charles Lewis returned to FInday yesterday.
The NorthwoOd Glass Works resumed yestor-
day,
Rev; Gonoway preached In the Baptist church
last night,
Several splendid buildings Will be erected In
the spring.
A. g. Shaver returned yesterday from pleas.
ant visit ut Wegee.
Cllf Irwin left for Bowling Green yesterday,
where he will work.
lafayette Chandler, Of Chicago, Is here among
his many old friends,
The Golden Hours IL selling like hot cakes at
the PoStonice news stand.
Miss Kate Stewart Is visiting her uncle, RObt.
Chessman, who Is quite ILL.,
Miss Sadie Elliott, who has boon OH the sick
List, Is able to DO out again.
For coal go to 4. q. Shaver. oiIico Ut resi-.
dence. Telephone connection.
Lay services are now held In the Episcopal
church every Sunday 1t2:3O p. m.
N, A, Riley returned TO FoStOrlay yesterday after
q pleasant visit with friends here,
Mr.. Harry EOrthwOOd will entertain the Epis.
copal Mite Society and friends this evening.
II the street crossings are not cleaned occasion.
ally, there will bosCyeral drOwnlnGs to chronicle.
The teansters OF Martins Ferry will meet at
the Mayors office OF City Hall tonight to organ
iEe.
stock. The stockholders will hold their annual
meeting thiswe
A bucket Of oysters was stolen from In ironpoi
McCabe's grocery tho other evening, and ono ~
stanton's the following evening.
DR., VIII II. Hall attended the annual meeting
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TIE ISTEILIGENcRR DURING THE
LEGISLATURE.

Tho session Of the West Virginia Leg
islaturc, which will begin on Tho 10Th
instant, will be one of the most impOrt'
ant and exciting ever held. ThcINTEL'
LIGENCER will contain full telegraphIc
reports of each days session, sent by a
staff correspondent. The DAILY IN
yELLlGESCER will be mailed, postage
paid, during the entire fOrty.ilre daysOf
the session for one dollar, which amount
must accompany the order.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
= Mr.. a. W. Campbell left last night. for
Chicago on business trip.
Mrs. Harriet Glass left yesterday for
Terre Haute, Ind, to visit her son.
Mr.. II. L, Cakes, a prominent citizen
OF Wellsburg, was down yesterday.
Mr.. W. Ed. Tingle and family, Of Louis
vile, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. L. II. Martin, President Of the
Fostoria, Ohio, glass works, Is In the
city.
MIR. +. H. Smith, Of New Cumberland,
Is in the city on hisway to Charleston TO
see the fun.
Mr.. j. II. Dobbins, manager Of the
"Soap Bubble" company, is registered at
the Mcclure.
u. I, Bowlin travelling salesman for
s. Baer's Sons Is cohhned to his home by
n slight indisposition.
MIR. Sylvester G. Williams, a rising
Cincinnati attorney, formerly a Wheel.
ing boy, was registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Miss Badly, OF st. Paul, who has been
tho guest OF Miss Florence OFT during
the holidays, will leave to-day for the
East 10 visit friends there.
DR.. Charless s. List who has been home
for the holidays, returned yesterday to
Philadelphia TO resume his studies at the
Jefferson Medical College.
Sam Trott, OF Baltimore, Is registered
at The StAmm. lie was one Of the Bal.
umore teams catchers in 1887 and part
Of last season, and is now on the road
as tobacco drummer.
Mr.. George II. Gibson and bride (nee
Miss Zanna Frasher) returned yesterday
from their bridal trip and took rooms at
the Mcclure. They will DO at home TO
their friends on Wednesdays and Fri.
days, after the Goth lust.
Col. J. r. Legge, tho popular superln-
tendent OF tho western divisions OF the
i, K O,'s main line and Capt. Arthur
SInsel, one Of his clever assistants, oanc
IN from Grafton yesterday 10 look alter
some OF the roads business hereabouts.
Mr.. Louis Seidcnbcah, formerly Of this
city, now prosperous Philadelphia
manufacturer has been al the Mcclure
ior tho past three days looking up old
friends aud attending 10 some business
matters, His welcome has been q warm
one.
Mr.. Richard Robertson, Of the NerS
Letter has gone to Charleston as dele;
gate To the State convention X. Of l.. aud
% look over tho legislative hltuRtlon and
10 nv and further the labor legislation
desired by the Ohio Valley Trades Assem-;
biy ID the matter Of tho mining, child
labor and other bills.
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There were eighteen cases In yestcr:
days police court sd %nS s' % SgSfSgIssS So 9.
One man went 10 the hill for fifteen
dava fhu tSual $50 and 80 fines were
it%mosed In tho house Of III fame cases,
INK nm O'Noal arrested on Mr. William
lsIiingiain's premises on the presump'
ijnn that hu was a burglar, proved 70 DO
liz vIciim Of d mistake due 10 liberal use
~ il,C ardent, and lie was dismissed,
RnshSei Heed, tho Mt. Pleasant woman
spoken Of yesterday, was ilned y an, any
costs, but tic ilnO was Afterwards remit illI.
ted and sllo was taken home ny nor
hrnilinr,
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mittee, which ought to, aud doubtless
will, have great weight with Council;
CH4MBER or GoNNERcR, |

,,tA4a. ,.Itok o,,nhk % a,,I 1a,,kkios,
LII . MHsN VasII Its cnvSnI
WIN nAVe sIsAs Ne's' WIN Nuuu
OhAAAkR oF COMMISSION,
WHEELING, W. Van Jan. 4, 1881
3; U. Coehran., FTsSideai q ne RAssllRO 4 HarrIi
os'p AaGrOaa so~pa"y'
slR;-Ihe special commltlee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce mas the hopor 70
acknowledge the receipt Of your eommu'
nlcauon OF tne oIn lnst' IelerrlnR 70 an
amendment OF seelion OF IN ordinance
granting certain privileges 70 your con-
pany, which amendment you Clam 70 DO
onSEous and o a! o!a 81, ,,,.,a...
THIS committees, al1er LuH eons!aela.
ton OF the provisions OF we amenament
and careful examination OF tne o9leelohs
e,mpodlea IN your ieIter, teGognlses the
dilemma IN when we amehament places
the successful prosecution oil your com'
pany . enIeFprlse' .l.,u,
me amenlment aaniM Ine pro3a ho,a
Lles Of gEieVanees lnGonsiuerate n sh nar
selves yet Of serious import 70 me ne. con- q
tractlnH parties, causing Vexalous ue,
lays, unnecessary expenditures OF
money, which the Guy, largely inter-
esleu party, must propoEuohately pgn
and suuet, every man, woman anu cnlsu
u the guy Snu county pethg sVV ~
So U, irv wy oS N three Kindred
thousand dollars will he corresponding.
I
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For NALL AM WINTER.

Inst received q complete and artistic
assortment Of Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngs
nnd OyCrcOatlngs, which We warrant to
mike M in llrst.clnSs style, and at rea-
sOnablU prices, FIJI guaranteed.
SpCClaltles-JuSt received, 90 dozen
nnrC M lie best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts Of 81 cents
md UPWARDS. Full line OF our Cele'
"'"''" ~ g. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 g. 1928 Market Street.
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t,,Arr.n ,,llh illnrnl yollnr.

Alexander Hart, who lives In the Fish
inc creek section Of Marshall county
was brought 10 tho city yesterday an3
lodged In the county -jai! on an v, 3
warrant charging him with having yot
cd Illegally az the National election NO
Vembvf 0 last Ho says ne can easll
pfoyo Ills innocence, and the prellnll'
nary hearing before u, &, Cotninissionui
Forbes was postponed until such time %
the attendance oil the witnesses c'lh 10
secured.
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Ia Natures own true laxative. II y
ii,e mpsL easily taken, and tho most
elTeclIyo remedy known 10 cleanse the
SvSiD,n when Bilious or CostlyOi 10 dis
p1l Headaches, Colde and feyetgi W
Eurc iiabitual Constipation, lndigege.
lion, piles, etc. Manufactured only ny
tho California Elg Syrup Company For
saie IN 10 Cls and 800 bottles ny Logan
4 Co., Anton +. Hess, H. u, Burt anu
D. MhhkUmeller.
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Special Sales.
Vhe Sntelliee1lter.
oaioe1 Non. 70 alld ~ Foartoenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

Anyone Wanting DfeSsmRklng.
MUTUAL Savings Bank.
Suggestion Meeting Ward Republicans.
Gard Of Thanks Reilly 4 Hobbs.
European steamer TickelS-H, Behfens.
IeO. iIi6berd & son-PnCtlCal Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Filters,
A CnFd-C, II. Wheeler.
stoCEholdGrS' Meeting Wheeling Hinge Com
Elegant New House For Rent-Thos, o'Drien.
UsG Peerless Brand Fresh Oysters.
Yankee liean POtA-EWlnB Bros.
Belmont Nail Company,
NRylOr. , ..
Mrs. j. Il. MOnlel-Art Studio.
For CincinnAtl-SteRtieF Andes.
UiOslng Auction SAlU-0eO. A. MickhAm.
IMy Story OF the War;. N. ClOuttOn.
For Rent aud For SAla-James a. Henry.
Everything for housekeeping q Herr
" stocR6eldcrS MeetIng- nCnwOOd Iron Works
Redemption Of Junction Iron Companys
Mortgage BOnds-FOurth page.
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DR.. WILBUR, Specialist,

Treats successfully chronic and long standing
diseases, ~ those oil the Head, ThroatRn Lungsi
Liver, Kidney and Heart complaints inveter.
ate Diseases Of thu, Stomach that have deAed all
other methods; those fearful diseases Of the
Nervous System, arising from whatever CRtiSeSi
sCFOiulA, DropSy, Paralysis, Fits, Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords, Enlarged aud HLlif Joints,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 5clallca, Bone Deiorm.
tiles, Salt RheIm. EryslPel&S, scald Head, III
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter Coughs,
Chronic DarrhnR and Diabetes. All may be
cured BY this wonderful system, y not TOO far
advanced: Bone diseases cured when all meth
DDS have failed,
Ladies' who are suffering from complaints pc.
CulIar to their sea. eau consult tho Doctor with
every assurance Of speedy relief and permanent
cure without subiecting them 10 tho embarrlSs
Ing procedure OF an examination, which IL nine
cases out Of ten Ia unnecessary. Tho Doctor
particularly invites all cases that have been
given up by other physicians.
OFFICE HouRs-From 10 q. m. till Up. M,
Sundays excepted.
TInlOp and Cancers removed tOttAoLt pdia or he
aSe Of a knife.
Read the Following Home Testl-
monIaIs;
Mrs. James Shaw, No. Is Twenty.sOyenths street,
has had bladder and female troubles for I've
years, was treated by thirteen physicians, got no
better, suffered RgOnies Of death, took all kinds
q medicine; stu grew worse 1eigh6otS used 70
under morphine for years. She treated with
DR.. Wilbur but short time and feels like new
woman, has no pain and sleeps well nights and
takes no morphine. She states Dr.. Wilbur has
given her new lease oil life.
Mrs, Ca harine Munster, No. coo National Road,
has had tumQr on the edge OF her eyelld for
hity years, which was removed by DR., Wilbur.
llG position rendered the operation an extreme.
y delicate one, nevertheless II was done In less
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CLAWS grind the poor, and rich men
rule the law" But lot us be thankful
that any poor sufferer can buy with only
% cents a bottle Of Salvation Oil,
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GEo. r. TAYLOR has received his new
stock OF ladies' Cambria Underwear. All
made to order in the best possible man.
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wAsutSoroS, D. O., Jan. u For
Was, Virginin, Western Pennsylvania
Nnd Ohio generally fair weather, slightly
warmer winds, becoming southerly'
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r,tr enormous sale Of Dr.. Balls Cough
syfin has developed many new fetne'
dIeSi lint tho neOplU cling 10 tho Old re-
liable, Dr.. Bluffs Cough Syrup,
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NEW and desirable novelties In Jew.
Clry received daily from now until
Christmas. 10 not fall ~ SEQ them, Ut
JACOB W. GkUBBS
JCWelry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Building l,otS on tho Old FAlf Grounds, Zane,
Orchard, North and BOuth Front Streets aud
BOuIh Penn streets, Al very low figures,
4 food fOomed House At 2Sl2 Jacob street, a.
q bargain. ,,,--,.,. 49,,
will Eel separate OF both together, They con-
lAln ali modern improvements.
Seven HOOmed House, 1877 South BF0AdWAyi q
rood property al much lCSa than cost
Four ROOmed Cottage Tor tVIi, L....
klRhl kO0med House, North Front hHecN
river lott all III good conditions $500.
Five ROOmOd Houhe, q North broadway VIII
make pleasant home.
M RooinOd BflGk House, southwest cofnf
ThiFly.Oighlh aud Wood Streets Al bargain
WI pwSiIlbR' Houses, iafSO and small, always Oh
hG ns1s lot FonN d, O. SMITH, i2O Main Street
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rhrrnomOtor Record.

Tho thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
rgpistOrCd Us follows:
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ELECTION.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Peoples Bank will be held ut the Banking House
on Tuesday, january 8, 1850, from 10 O'Clock ..
Tect0rs for the ensuing year and The trAnsnClIOn
Oi any other buEinoIs that may como before
them GEO. W. ECKllART, Jrr
de2S lalS Cashier
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CT0CKH0LDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
National Hank OF West Virginia At Wheeling
will DO held at the Banking House on Tuesday,
January s, 1850, between tho hours Of one (ll
and three 90 O'Clock p. M, for the election Ol
Directors, and for tho Transaction Of any other
business that may come before them.
JOHN WAGNER, CASHIER,
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 20. 1883. de6
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Sale.

SIX COUNTER SHOW CASES FOR
y Sale. A. l.. RICE 4 co. iab
A PIANO FOR SALE-CAN BE
"A seen at tho rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, No. ll22 Market street For
terms and particulars apply 10 W, II. RlNE'
HART, 1863 Market street. dc2l
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New Advertisements.
TOOK HOLDERS MEETING,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
BenwoOd Iron works, for The election Of Direct.
OtS, will DO held al The once Of tho Company,
No, II Fourteenth street. on Tuesday, January
q, 1850, NJ O'Clock p. m,
iagfu AIONEO LORtNu, HeOy,
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stp you want to 500 a fine stock Of new
EmOrOId'ri0' go 70 cEO. II, TAvloRs,
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NOTICE

l. hereby given that the name Of the corpora
pany has been changed 10 Vance Shoe Company,
aud the business will hereafter BIO conducted
under this title.
WHEELING, January /, 1852. Ial.ru
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling & belmont Bridge Company Will DO
held at the Olllcc OF tho Company on Monday,
Of and O'clock y, NJ, for the election VI niue
managers TO serve during the ensuing year,
JOS. LAWSON, sGCIetAry.
WHEELING. ". VA. Dec, 81, 1853 lHl
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Railroad Meeting at TuIIahoma.

Judge Richardson brings back good
news from the Tullahoma meeting. The
three divisions of Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama were represented by direc
tors, elected by the local directors OF
each of the divisions. The consolidation
of the three divisions under the name Of
the Cincinnati, Alabama and Atlantic
Railroad Company was perfected by the
election of Mr.. R. Campbell, of Tulla,
homa, Tenn, President. This was a
just tribute to Mr.. Campbell, for he has
earnestly labored for years at the sacri-
fee of money and time for this great
enterprise.
Mr.. Ben P. Hunt was elected Secre>
tary; Mr.. Bryson, Vice President; Mr.
Crane, Treasurer and Mr.. Jones, Attor-
ney; Mr.. J. B. Thompson was President,
and all the preliminaries as to the con
tracts for letting the entire line from the
Queen and Crescent R. R. to Huntsville
were fully agreed on. Mr.. Cornell an
omplshed Engineer, of New York
was elected Chief Engineer. Mr.. Cor
nell has recently ridden over the line
from Tullahoma to Huntsville. He left
our city Friday on his return trip to
Tullahoma. Mr.. Cornell says that he
will have corps Of Engineers at Hunts
vile within the next ten days to take
steps for the location of the line. That
he will at once place in the field be-
tween Tullahoma and Huntsville three
different corps of engineers. That the
work will be pushed rapidly just as soon
as the line is located the work at once
will be commenced at Huntsville, Sc
curing the right of way may cause some
delay. The MERCURY hopes that our
public spirited citizens will aid the enter
prise by giving the right of way. The
outlook is encouraging and we trust the
work will move along without hitch.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
ATHENS.
A Marriage. Pay Day With the
Teachers.

ATHENS ALA, April 1st, 1889.
The elec ion is over.
w. R. Walker was elected mayor
A Sydney johnson the and handsome
bud" Bailey accompanied W.
ID. Richardson and his bo4ny bride
Of one day to Athens. Willie was
united in marriage to Miss Matte
the winsome grand daughter Of Mrs
Winnie Parker, Of Decatur, Ala.
"Will" is a native Athenian and a
school mate Of the writer's. .-Du RING
vacation he have built many air
castles. But we glad to see him
start out in life with such partner {
Miss Matte and hope their pleasures
will never grow less.
The happy couple were invited
over to Athens by D. L. Miller
whose hospital ty is four times his
statue. They were welcomed to his
residence where music and refresh
ments more flowing. Then followed
nice supper prepared by the more
generous Mrs Miller but when we
reached there our appetite failed.
We just had to look on as we had
been drinking in music furnished BY
Johnson & Bailey.
The club met at the residence Of
Miss E. S Malones where time pass
ed pleasantly away.
Mr.. Miller allowed US to peep
into the guest chamber. On the mir
ror was Welcome to Willie and
bride"
On the pillows in evergreen was
"Willie and Matte" It was com
plete because D. L. M. was at the
head Of it.
Mr.. Geo. Richardson is up from
Birmingham.
Misses Harris, Annie Shields and
D. A. Crenshaw teachers at Belle
Nina were in the city Saturday.
J. R. Scales is IN the city.
Saturday was payday with the
teachers and the poor pedag que
came up and got his mite and even
felt that he was important.
W. L. Cox is improving after a
short ut serious illness.
RABBIT FooT.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Special Bargains.

26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas 81 25.
"a inch "La Tosca" long Oxydyzed
handle Parasols $1.50.
100 new style Challies cents per
yard.
Beaded Wraps very good one at
50 50
Line Of very good wool dress goods 10
and Is cents per yard.
Crown Satteens imported patterns and
fno Cloth Is cents per yard.
Big bargains in large Linen Towels Is
cents.
Lot OF other big bargains all over the
house NJ NJ. NEWMAN & CO.,
The Restless and Sleepless Dry Goods
Merchants. and W
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
Black Silks Sacrificed.

We have opened the Black Silks we
told you about last week. They were
delayed, so we did not get to open them
until Friday, but they are here now and
the prices are all right. Surahs, Gros
Grains, Rhadames Rhadgemers, Nelson
and other styles, prices 66c, 72c. Sic, SSc,
92c. S100. 81 OF, sl.O3, $1.04, 81 IA, 81. 16,
$l19, Sl.2l, Sl.4S, 81 60. l9 different
qualities. Come and purchase Black
Silk at 40 per cent. less than value.
NJ. M. NEWMAN & CO.,
The Restless and Sleepless Dry Goods
Merchants, Under Huntsville Hotel.
s&wky
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
LEMONS
cOLORED HOTEL
DECATUR, ALABAMA.
FHst-class accommodation.
DIED..
. Is THE

ELY.-At Birmingham Friday
March 10, 1889 Orlean aged "A
months daughter Of Mrs. Mary J.
Ely The remains were brought to
Huntsville for interment.
MAY. AT the family homestead
~ ! northwest Madison MRS. Raj
io'o May of dropsy. Deceased was
among our most venerable and high
y respected citizens. Her remains
were laid to the last resting place. in
.ne : . city cemetary Thursday evening
i'lowed . by a large concourse Of
friends and relatives.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
EBERHABD & BRO.

Masonic Lodge Monday night.
The election passed over quietly
and peaceably.
The county and the city may
he said to be on brotherly terms.
Mayor Murphy! Heer's to you
a happy and prosperous admins
tration.
Spring City Lodge No2768 will
hold an important meeting Tuesday
night.
Aldermen A. D Rodgers and
Chas. Ware each received high
compliment by the mark Of conf
deuce expressed by their constituents
in their re reelection.
Sixteen converts at the End G.
P. church revival were immersed at
the Spring Sunday-a large crowd
gathering to witness the ceremony.
Lakeside M. E. church was
packed last Sunday to hear Bishop
Joyce, It was Missioary day and
the Missionary collection footed up
over fifty dollars. The Sunday
school children broughtin over Thlr>
ty dollars on their cards.
Rev. F. A. Alexander, Pastor
of the c.. NJ. e. church is now dom
iciled with his family in Huntsville.
Work is progressing on the church
building in the Davis Grove, which
promises to prove when completed
quite an acquisition to that part OF
town.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-06
PERSONAL.

DR.. L. r. Fearn has been on a
trip to Chattanooga.
Mr.. I. S. Cooper organizedan Odd
Fellows lodge in Decatur this week
Rev. John NJ Goodloe was up
f ON Birmingham last week.
Mrs. Clara Harris has returned
from Decatur.
Mr.. Powhatan McGill spent sever
al days at home this week
Judge Couls n and Hon. L. W.
Willis were down from Scottsboro
Wedr esday.
Capt. D. n. Cooper is attending
U. S. court The gallant Captain
whose solid republicanism none can
di count is among the numerous ap-
plicants for U. S. Marshal.
Mrs. Jessie Mosely her wee little
daughter Sallie Seay has been the
guest Of her paren's Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Boldware this week.
Hon. j. G. Good 'oe the trusted
leader of Colbert county Republicans
for two decades also man of wealth
and high social standing passed
through the city Wednesday evening
en- route for Washington.