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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

Tomorrow, the Ifcstival Q! the Na3 tiyity oi our Lord and Savior. 1esus Christ. commonly called christmas day. there wilt be appropriats ssrvisss in the Episcopal church At II .. n., in which al persons arc cordially invited tc participate. The priest in charge would impress upon h,s own people that Christmas is one of tho three great festivais of the Christian ysAr of the highest rank it being reckossd always with Easser-dsy and wh;tssu- dau
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
o-,..,.I is tho Best.

rs vou van. boz of Cigars Tor ' chr;.ias, present to . friend. Ford h.s irss what you want. Prices rom s4 to slo per hundred. An eIseisn. s;saY ,or g per box oi cO. Call st CORDS if you want Cigars. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
seg MAxok .

Ttee.urgsos so''s' &sicn e. ..s se, cit.Eens -A tee uaarls Ssed he-eey Seaonrecs hiu- tss5 ss . exua.SSyS yS for rect eSoa ss Mayor s.s P,es..o5,..- JOHN EQTARn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
DIE CssIEE. ee ,.uE.ICR.

4 pess nauB of EsGseos s.ahsai. my n .Ine ss a esadsdAae for sse Ql. se rss Sniet of Police n, Frsse1ts, -As <e-: a9aasefpae cseesIoa fc es hels ou TIsesa ay. January {. tS3t. ..->' FRANK. <. ANDREWS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Fs,sx C.r,rGoF Poasce.

HEREBY ss-s ai*4 Slf r sssss IS esudicgie 4 foe re.e5tcs Esa , nd Sa-,e Q. Ga'ei O. Foaiss b: Fls Sctsl-, : ,zoass. af ths Mrric'es eleSian a. bs held lgsdgp, fsEca-v C. tS3i.
 JAMES S. DODSoS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
FINANCIAL.

n-To tpyr gold dust, old jeselry. scrap V gold Src silver. oEFisE-Eirss door east of KAs7sgA's saie1n. Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

VEERgBY znneunee mrss'i as candidate \ rerre- election as q member of Inc City Coane,i q the ensn'ng election.
 E. c. PARKER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Our Motto

sA dollars worth for doilAr- is tho snosso O 4ood's sArsaparsus. This medicine Is highly sancentrs.cd sxtzAct of sarsspsstrs and ctha wu1l-kncwn vegetable .remed'es. and b pse se~nssd hy experts tho strongest and bet vsNr sssSnu Of the kind ye, produced. It o~ss fts ess1lsa, ssronSsh and medicinal merit to the n~ that is Is prepared by . Combination. rre pa<iou. and rroccss
 ~ Peculiar co TtseiE ltApvsfed by tho prorrie,crs of Hccd's ssrzo psxipa. cad krowu to no other medicine xhp promps action on the blood removes all iuruff tass, azd cures scrofsia, -ais rheura. core, eof rsraplss, ali hsncc, .ad al diss.sss os Aass- sloas arising fsSa lnrrrs blood CT low stsss q chs sysssx.
 ssr AAve sAfsn Hocd'. ssrssps-.iss sud nad n 0 ns the hsst Mood purifier have ever usais Nn. II. rIrEp. Ashssr. Cal s
 The Best Medicine.
 sYAaye used six bottles of Hoods sArssyAFslla for indirosslca. It has hsipca me a great desl tAias is is the bast medicine for Indigestion anc Aysp>psia. Ms. \. A. LaupxsaALs, isS SoSis xstsA DHeet, san Joss. Gal
 E.R. Dc gre to set only
 Hoods Sarsaparilla ss,d by arxsxsssA q. sis torn n Prspared only byo. | HOOD Acc, AsoshsaassAs. Lowell ssss
 100 Dnsos One Dollar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
seg CITY rgEAsyae,

\ aRRRsy sspa0nNrs inysetl ss . candidate U far ci ' Ire SssUFJr atstlG ensuing eltS eiec- floa. Thu . who eJ nat wish ;s; Vote for ase cAa gosa fer tae other fais5r. GEO ". FORD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
EaE CrrY CoUNs,iL
raE CITY CoyxCIa

FTSEE undersigned hereby announces him l self as a candidate for City Councilman.
 ,. l. GARDNER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Ne Papo, To-Morro~.

To morrow being A general holiday, no paper will be issued from this office The JoURsAL-AisKs wishes its read ers one sad all Merry Christmas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Seus,,ins Taurus has probably ne his Messiah hy this time
Born,

EnESs---ln Prescott, December 8. to the wife cs J E. Edens, daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
LOST.

ESTRAfED frofR ;he Inck tnine two urlcs IL --oIe breNR and poe s5frel ths sorrei kr4nGsG D snesosec sfl g-TcFtc sssl Iast shoulder and shiEh. $ reward q 10 s .N be paid Tor she'g eeiEseyy xt che saloon between sbe g4Ess ans Hackbxrzy saine eSs or at the Cisy f,sa lAs s in Prescots... ! 6. SLACK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

ONE ENJOy9 .ash ths method and results wEen iyrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant nd refreshing to the taste. and acts .entiy yet promptly on tae KidneyS liver and Rowal2 cleanses the sya am etiossuany. di-pels colds, kesd. aches and fevers and cures h.hitusl constipation permanently. For sale n ioc and si bottles by all druggists .xLiF0HHiA FT6 SYRUP @.
 a. sRsscssco. cti-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
roa crrY rnr:AstaEs

Y EREBY rsspectIgifg saaoance 8ysei, as \ sSandid&te gor. neiecffon Co ;aS ofhce of ts1y Treasurer e: grescsts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
snEalff's salE.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT or PREsc0rr
 Precinct. In tae ceenty of Ysvapo Tsrrf-

IN THE JUSTICES COURT or PREsCOTr Precinct. In tee cesnsy of Ysvapo Tsrrf- ntosy ef AfszoEa.
 Alex. Harris. Plsintsn. sxainst W. B. C Me-
 Asssnn. Dsfsndant.
 hy virtue of an sxecnssca tssuad cut tS tho lusisce's Court. ffescott Precinct, Ys%apai Justiee. dated the twsntisih day of Novsn bef. tssa. is Q co -fain action wherein Asox. HaFyls II 6. McKesson. s,sfeaSsss. @ oa tss sfss ss, cf October iSss. for fhc snm Of one hundrea snd ff,y four and ss. 10 dciIsrs. vsth tnisrsss asm ron toe siss day Si oetossr. I isss unsii nun nAld. together with co~ts and Asrrairs co4sn
 rser.y es Of ,ss @ s.id asisssaas s s.@es,ess q ssstss s U s.id ssssndsas V. If. |. sa ssKss.ns. s a.aa ls ,he NoHentity msaing ciA m located in RFushy Aesin. Ia Nsiapst minsrg dss- Tssr.ory ,s ..s ssfs M sss rsS eaass ss. ~ a.ss esl of the said defsa 1&at W. H. C. McEe-ss .n and to the wire Gald mill sits. toreia as inc sswsre Goia Nfsi-ss snsts.- ssan ps. saass. dies. piA ies. sod helIias therein and belong enildsng. Ip whieh iss s.n,s ss .ocsisi. and ia and Q elt other hutsusrEs ana improve meo "a ol sRld miii ssts. all being situate in yAvarss eoGnty Arssoas fesritsxy. The aAid mill site sng been iooesst ' naars }. fseS. in aook One ot MIsI satss sad Water sslsass at pages sss and sss. rocorsss oi yav.pas ccanty. Arizona Territory. which fecprsss arc hereby mace S part of the dascssrtion of the rrCperty herein desSzised for the parpyses of this ieFy.
 Now notscs is hereby gwen that on
 MONDAY. JANUARY le. 1891. st Ii o,rioss noon ef shst asS, in froat ot the north as.or of tne court aou e., in the osss af Presec :, coaasy cf Yayapsf. lwilf sesi alt ;hs right, tue and nsesest of me satd desendsn n . W. H, c, Aekessor, 10 aaa to tes above de- satR n ffrFt 1s~14 In CHftsd otsies curIeR1y. to fhs higasrs aud best e.atsr. tosaaasfy said exscaksaa and sii ces.S
 Dated :. issescot,. Aria. ,As ssth day of ns, esgnber. teec
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
n,rY .srEs.on xNn c-,a.l.kcrog

Csrx sssESs0a <xp Cs,I.Lscr0g, I EERESE srhoansc zzSseif ss A candidate 4 fer reelection io .tsr q -.er Of Asss SCOT Eae Co 'sctor e Inc eity o' psvsc ti-
 DAN. HATE- csrY ss-gssssts ANgtslot.s.EGrott s aESEBY suEcaHes myself as candidate | ses tile OlEcs of Assess and Collector oi lAs ei.y os Prescott Flcclio Jsnusry 6. 1881 JOHN .F.EpERIOSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL. NTfLL .As rias sssI boaeaI sn old 1cdle " rI h.pieiGsss aR the Ia K, from Hears the Barber. cal st his a.ac. oz kis next Fssit to towpf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
MUSICAL MEASUREMENTS

NUstN.AI I-Nts ttN U lMENI 10. DtaSOS =si,d ga easy. 4astArm.rts. arst- ! class. l..s .uvcj Enstraments. B. II. asLDYATER Prescott -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
FOR SALE.

{ Te bargain RAneh os is3 acres, sacwa 1S ss the CLkSx rsisya. in uppes William so1 valley. Enquire oi -5asdsoro & naTmis-
 
 < NICELY .Dru skeh f0sszss Apa'F eo MT st II A. BogExs. ceEaee Willis aud OrAn ise sl-eess, gTesco.s..>:.. s. s2S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
WANTED.

SsIx or sRvgN ycs,IH ho.lse: EAsi Prescott - psrietrea, For pSrtiCa,srs apply to .his osfss --a.-::.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

' kpG of business xitIeQ egyiug and shop 1s asue ta Ssr fork csts Ss lsfsction gUEss nteeai Frs yia-s 3s,.a%rssce. For par iSE.ass address Mfs. Y. Y. l'tJ TfEE., Ss x i2.h street. Pz4llAcelpsi&ii PA niSd
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
SHORT $500.

Deputy Postmaster at Helena, Ark,
Fugitive From Justice.
HELENA, Ark, May Nv. B. Lind
say. deputy postmaster, is $500 shorr
in his accounts and is "a fugitive. He haG
entire charge Of the office Postmaster
Grant is In the hardware business an6
did not look after the details of the Office
very closely. Special Inspector Mcclure
Of st. Louis, entered the Office Tuesday
and presenting his credentials, asked fol
the postmaster. Il will call him. said
Lindsay, donning his coat and hat.
Instead Of going to his chiefs store, hi
went to the river and hired skiff, and
the last seen Of him he was pulling down
stream with might and main. Tn,
shortage was discovered two hours cater
The entire amount has been stolen il
the last sixty days and covered up by {
system Of false entries in the money or
der department. Postmaster Grant ha.
made the deficit good
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
a Mad Dog Scare.

A rabid dog made his appearance on
Church street yesterday afternoon and by
his antics came near frightening the den-
izens of that neighhorhood out Of their
wits, He BIT several dogs before atten-
tion was directed to him, and then chase
was given, but before he was killed suc
ceeded in biting several dogs ON Holmes
street, and a valuable colt belonging to
Mr.. John L. Rison, that was quietly
grazing in his pasture.
Superintendent Blake finally killed the
rahid dog and also two of those bitten by
him. As warm weather draws on our
citizens should watch their dogs closely
and at the least evidence of disease have
them securely chained.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
TUsCUMBIA.
Personal and General,

TUscUMBIA, ALA ), May 1st, 1890.
The Tuscumbia young people are
having a good time nowadays.
From two to three mite meetings
are given a week and boys are
laughing in their sleeves, over the
good and :cheap entertainment
Never cost over 20cts. don't you see
the fun.
Mr.. Jere Jordan has been spending
a few days in our town.
The grand rally at the A. NJ. E.
church last Sunday was success.
The collection was $256;6O. This
was the largest ever taken up on
such an occasion here
Rev. t. w. Coffee pastor is wide
a wake to his duty. The church is
nearing completion, and when ON.
pleted will be one Of the finest in the
state.
Two young ladies viz. Misses
Anne A. Keller and Jenni. Willis
brought in this grand collections with
their clubs $11.8O2O.'
Rev. f. H. Goodman of Florence
filled the desk at the A. NJ. E.
church here Sunday.
Mr.. Dan Austin received a very
severe mash Of the arm in coupling
car the other day
Misses Clara G. Packer and Vir-
gina b. Hall and others are antica
pating q good time fishing soon.
Rev. w. r. Palmer P. E. Of the
c M. E. church is in town this week.
He and Rev. L. F. Harris, Pastor
Of the G. NJ. E. church will soon be-
gin the erection Of a new church here
this week and visited the city school
under the management Of w. T.
Breeding. He lectured the school
and expresses himself as highly
pleased with the work.
Mr.. David Hall was in our city
last week. Yours truly,
OBSERVER.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
A NEW HAMPSHIRE EXECUTION.

James Palmer Hanged for the Brutal
Murder of Henry T. Whitehouse.
CONCORD, N. H., May 2.-James Pal
mer was hanged in the state prison here
Tuesday morningT he drop fell at II :OS
and he was pronounced dead at 11:18.
He met his fate unfinchingly.
Palmer was hanged for the murder of
Henry T. Whitehouse, in Portsmouth,
May 81, 1888.
Palmer was employed as an engineer
in the Portsmouth Electric Light com
pany's shops For some time number
Of small articles mysteriously disap-
peared. He was suspected and he was
discharged. Whitehccse, who was his
assistant, was promoted to his place. He
became exasperated at this and on the
night Of May 81, 1888, he waylaid White
house and attacked him with hammer
and beat his brains out. Palmer on be-
ing arraigned for trial was asked to
plead guilty of murder In the second de-
gree, which would be punishable by a
thirty-years' sentence. This he refused
to do and the trial resulted in his con-
viction of murder IN the first degree.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
WEEKLY GAZETTE
saturday, MARCH, 3rd, 1890.
PERSONAL

NJ Charlie Scott left for Chicago
last Monday.
Mr. c. {. Austin came u from
Decatur last saturday
Mr. Henderson Brandon Jr. was
3,uu from Fa cttevil.e last week.
RI NJ. NJ. Mex inney was iii the
city hst Sabbath.
Mr. ". W. DarWi was III town
this week.
Mr.. Charles BoIdware went to
Chattanooga business last Sab
bath.
Mr. Pc:cy Ware has c,me from
Fayetteville Tenn. lie says Hunts
vile is the best place yet, and We
agree with him.
Rev. J. f. Humphrey has return
from Bowling Green, KY, where he
was called to attend business Of an
educational nature. He being a
member Of Board Of Trustees Of the
B. &. Institute, coloied.
Mr.. Frank r. Mastin, of Huntsville,
was in the city last night, Mr. Mastn is
working next weeks auction sale of Shelf
field lots and has charge Of the territory
between this city and Huntsville. He is
alive, energetic and agreeable gentleman,
and he is certain to be the means of in
Gucmg many people to visit this city on
that OCCASION. -iShetieid Enterprise.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
MONTGOMERY.
Notes and Personals.

Montgomery Ala, May 1st, 1890
Editors Gazette:
Now that | have just little time
III drop you a few lines about our
charming cap tol. and what we are
about.
Our weather now is all that the
most exacting could des re, it is not
too hot or too cold, and the birds are
singing all around which causes one
to think that Sping is back again.
Then the young ladies are coming
out In their new Spring bonnets,
white lawn dresses and toe slippers.
1t certainly makes the town look up.
and gay, and but for the "Ice
Cream man ringing his miserable
old bell every time one of we young
men takes lady out for an evening
stroll things generally could be
muchly enjoyed But such you
KIN is poor mans luck and we have
to ''grin and endure it" while
Well we are being blessed now
with our country cousins too, in the
pers ms of Dr. Blakely, Of Birming..
ham and Rev. Mr.. Foster, from Ok
lahoms, Mr.. Brown of Richmond
Va, they are visiting our village for
pleasure.
Ar. L. Thomas Fortune, of New
York was shaking hands with many
new acquaintances last week and ex-
pressed himself very much pleased
with our burg. Then among our
visitors now is Miss Queen Moore,
ofTenn' ssee. She is very pleas
ant and entertaining Miss. She is
the guest of Miss T. E. Ellsworth
SOB Washington St.
Rev. VIM. Jenkins, of our city
lost one Of his daughters by death on
the 21st She was one of the teach
ers at the State University, young
lady much beloved and respected by
all of our citizens.
Rev. DIR. r. r. Morris, left on the
morning Of the 24th for Providence
r l., also Bishop G. c. Petty for
the same place to attend the meet
ing of Bishops of the A. M. lE. Zion
Connection.
Mr.. P. Becwith. is in the city on a
visit to his family, he is looking very
we'll
Mr.. n. H. Lewis, our Nat, or
porsitts druggist, is up and out
again after his severe spell of sick~
ness and we are all glad as he will
pass the boys cool soda over the
Q ,unter as no one else can.
INITIAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
kNlGHTS OF PLEASURE.

All members are requested to meet
at ther club room Monday night
next for the election Of officers and
other important business.
County Convention to day.
I'll homestead entries at the land
office last month.
What will the convention do TO
day?
-lhe new pastor Of the NJ. E.
eAurch Is expected this month.
Republican County con vention
day.
The schools are all engaged with
'helr losing exercises.
Make spades your trump card
lfyou wish a good garden.
u d, q. NJ. David Hall has
usanlzed three new Masonic Lodges
i'll North Alabama within the past
Three months.
Evening Star Lodge will have a
s'auu celebration on St. Johns Day
June oath next.
-, ine Knights of Pleasure enjoyed
NJ 'e' picnic at Brayhams Spring
. me N Oolored General Assembly of
church will meet in this citv
II II thursday May 9Th 1890 a large
'ssatlQn exspected.
I'D W. II. Gasten has succeed.
III securing a pension for Mr.,
h ''' Levitt, ,ofsS00 per months from
M. = uaston has been very success
ps p's claim and bounty busi-
a,,s any one interested in the sick.
sS'' u' funeral-aid, and death-bene-
St,,.' associations of the United
aN1. can help make the statistics
,oni %sl' Organizations for the forth.
dssTs;.c census more complete and
n,E uA'e / the knowledge of good
s,ns. 'asy as are doing by sending the
n.y. ss Of a such societies as thew NAV
so';' ~ Of, and the address Of their
,aSRaI s1rv5.l officers, to Mr.. CHARLES A
sa (s,s special Agent of the Elev,
lpkI census. ci.. 58 William street, New
oIy,
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
A CALF INSTEAD OF KEMMLER.

Warden DurstOn Demonstrates That Elec
tricity ID Instant Death.
AUBURN, N. Y, May2.-In an inter
view with Warden Durston Wednesday
he detailed the preparations he had made
for the execution of Kemmler before the
writ had been served upon him. Tues
day morning, at $50, the belt was put
on the dynamo and the engine run sew
eral minutes to see if the bearings, pull
leys, ETC., were III proper order.
The machinery was found to be in per
feet condition, and it was decided to put
the belt on again at $50 and keep the
steam up all night. The story that he
had ever intended to go on with the exc
cutlon Tuesday morning was utterly
without foundation His invitations tC
witnesses did not ask them to report until
$50 Tuesday evening
He had made up his mind to have the
execution occur between that hour and
$50 Wednesday morning if the final test
proved successful. This test was exc
cuted at half-past 5, after the writ
had been served, for his own satisfac-
ton. Ten Of the invited witnesses were
present. A six weeks old calf weighing
100 pounds was the subject 1t was laid
on the floor Of the chamber of death
with its legs tied.
The electrodes were placed ut the
head and base Of the spine and the dyna-
mo started. When the volt meter regis
tered 900 the fatal switch was thrown
into position, and the calf surrendered
its leg with but one perceptible tremor
of one leg. Death was as instantaneous
as BY lightning stroke.
DR.. Fell was present, but considered il
useless to experiment with his resusci-
tating apparatus.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
ATHENS.
ATHENS, April 29th. 1897
OB BsERvER.

ATHENS, April 29th. 1890.
Editor Gazette:
Miss Pattie j. Malone of the Jubi.
lee Singers landed at San Francisc o
on21st and hopes to reach home about
June 18th we hail her return with
delight.
VIM. Robinson, Of Birmingham,
came up to witness the burial of his
sister Miss India.
The Young ladies gave an enter
tainment at Mrs. Austins on Thurs
day night. which was an enjoyable
affair.
B. F. Foster Of Topeka, Kansas il
here in the interest of Oklahoma.
He is one of our former Students.
Turner Jones is now at Decatur.
success to him.
The Republicans met in the court
house on Saturday last in Mass CON
vention and elected delegates to the
convention and Jno Gardener was
chairman and r. D. Dawson Secreta
ry.
T. A. Crenshaw is now the Ton
serial Artist at Pratt Mines.
Trinity school will celebrate its %
annual anniversary on May 2Sth.
All the old Students will be present
with j. H. Thomason Senior form el
students
With this letter resign my posi-
tiop as your Athens correspondent.
! do so though. reluctantly for ] love
to write for paper Of four own. but
! am now at Pratt Mines and cannot
furnish you Athens news.
RABBIT FooT.
Wiuwam Slinners and Rase BAL
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
CONGRESS.
One Hundred and Ninth Day.

In the senate-The day was spent on the
administrative customs bill until adjourn
msnt at $40 p. m.
In the house-1he bill to classify
worsted cloths as wooden cloths was
passed. The senate dependent pension
bill was then taken up, the Morrill, service
pension bill inserted as q substitute, and
the bill as amended passed. aud at $40 p.
-, ~ house alipuy1aA
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
Six Pensions Allowed.

Ed. VIM. H. CASTOR has received
notice from the Pension claims De-
parlment of the allowance afsix pen
sions for which he Is the agent. The
Elder is certainly one Of the most
successful pension agents in the state.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
AraSic End OF Notorious Memphis Grim
fnal in a Court Room.

A"u oi Notorious Memphis Grim
inal In a Court Room.
MEMrHIs. May "A sensational
shooting occurred in the police court. re-
sult1ng in the death of Jake Ackerman.
wen known thief. highwayman and
trainrobber
AcKerman was arrested Monday night,
on charge of wife-beating. When the
case was called in the police court, the
prisoner and his wife were standing side
Dy SIDE. Ackerman spoke to her and at
the same time handed her written re-
quest Tor some clean clothes. The
woman bent her head for an instant to
hear what he had to say, and then. with
out warning, drew revolver from be-
meath her cloak, and presenting it with
IA few inches of Ackerman's abdomen,
pulled the trigger
Before any one could realize what had
happened she fired two more shots at
Alderman, who had fallen to the floor
and was writhing In agony. An hour
later he was dead.
Ackerman was notorious crook He
hsd had served terms in the penitentiar-
les Of Mississippi, Louisiana, Kansas
and Nebraska. The burglaries, robber-
les and confidence games he is accredited
with are innumerable. AT the time of
his killing he was wanted at Omaha for
the robbery Of Morgan's silk store.
Mrs. Alderman. whose maiden name
was Lizzie Broderick, comes of respec-
table family of Camden, Mo. She has
been for years::an inmate Of various bagn-
ois throughout the country, but always
a stanch friend of her husband, notwith-
standing his cruel treatment of her.
She killed him, she says, because she
Was afraid he would murder her if he
got out.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
Old Rixerman DAaA.

CINCINNATI, May 2-Hercules Carrel,
aged So, died at his home, 81 Main
street, Columbia, at 8 a. m. Tuesday.
In 1647 he organized the Cincinnati Dry
Dock company, of which he was presi-
dent at the time of his death.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
Lunatic Kills q Chinaman,

SALT LAKE. May AT an insane
asylum at Provo, Alma Pratt, lunatic,
secured razor and rushing to the din
ing room, drew it across the throat
Of q Chinaman, killing him.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
Change of Firm.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have bought the Hunts
vile Trade Co., store and will here's
after conduct the business at the old
stand.
The patronage of the public is So
licited and we shall always labor and
be at your service, anxious to please.
ANDY BEARD IL HENRY Belts.
4a2m0s-
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
Nj. Cleveland Admitted,

WAsHINeToN. May 2.-In the supreme
court of the United States, ON motion of
ex-Attorney Geaerl Garland, ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland was admitted to prac-
t{ca
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03
David D. Sh eIby,
ATTORNEY ATLAW
NO. 3 BANK ROW,
HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Huntsville
Alabama, April, 1lth, 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten ton to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville Ala, on
the l9sh day of May 1890.
viz HOMESTEAD Entry No. 1O313, George Rodgers
for the North half ofsouth West quarter Section
30 Township 2 Range 2East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz:
Wade JONES' Maysville Ala.
Joe Rodgers,
William Jones,
Andrew Smith, Deposit -
WA. C. WELLS,
4126t Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03

The finest custom made Ladies
Shoe ever brought to Huntsville for
$500.
F. L. ERERHARD & BRO.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-05-03

THE tariff bill VIII be reported next
Monday.