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Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

mi IOail at the County court house
D register for the August election
Cbne ine parsonage Of the NJ. E.
'''cO Will soon be completed.
p., ~HGn- iis:1 A. W. McCullough's sum
smE lEesldenee on Monte Sano will
: ready for Occupancy.
cnn contractor Henderson Brandon
IN TenGed Tel the brick work on the
&c House Thursday morning
ii ean, Ar. danes NJ. Hutchens has
he ron'ra't Don for the wood work of
' ns" Ice Factory.
Ii paaI Manager suggs Of the Huntsville
rraelory with his characteristic en-.
bsad,onn I'd uana public spe,it is erecting a
rQiDs 'e os e structure of brick on the
= ne old burnt building.
SarI ~ a,,S Monday June Both. the
dNsrA AYiaOama Ya Improvement Co.,
y incraa.oo ork hled a Certificate for
5000 Otass "a e, Of is Capital stock from
esaf,' Republican ?. County Commit.
sps.' "ad's :, s, n County are requested
ii, I'f' -, N Huntsville on sa urdav
.Ho WI, IT, A. W. McCLLoueH,
se'stsry. H'okn' Chairman.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
WEEKLY GAZETTE
SATURDAY JULY oh, 1890.
PERSONAL

Rev NJ. VI. Mckinney filled the
oOhit at Lakeside last Sunday night.
Ms. Minnie Manning is spending
the SUNNI in Chattanooga.
ur 4 /. Pickar Of Birmingha m
va. in ;he cily his week.
y B. L. 5erugs~ made rip to
u.li.ou the first Of the week.
M William Be | is in Chatta-
uOoga thi, week.
Mr. A A Carter has gone to Hot
Springs Ark to spend the summer.
Miss Clara Facker and Miss Vir~
ginis B Hall are now at home
Mr.. r. L Hyde has gone Scots
bor0 where he orders the GAZETTE.
Capt D. N Cooper Of Hamilton,
Marian Co. is in the city.
Mr. L. G.. Hancock has gone to
Marshall Co., to take charge Of a
school
Mr.. l.. R. Bow ing has been ems
ployed to teach the school at Gun
tersville.
Nj. F. Z. Miller and Brother Pink.
ney of Winchester Tenn, spent the
4th here.
Corporal j. E. Petty and j. W.
WGAsfeld Esq of Scottsboro were
in the city this week.
A. }. Walker Esq, Of Birming
ham is stopping at the Garter
House
Mrs. Thomas Marshall Of Tuscum
Oa is in the city visiting relativ, S
and friends.
Mr. >. L. Ross, and wife (nee Miss
boyd of selma and baby are stop
ping at the State Normal School for
Inc Summer. Mr.. Ross is PRINCIPAL
OF the school at Eutaw Alabama.
Mr.. W. L. Riley, Mrs. Leah Mar
un' Mrs. Mary Ragland and others
"Our city are in Nashville this
week.
Miss Lilly c. Bradford arrived
nome last Saturday night, having
'OIPleted a successful session of
iVmOnths school at Gadsden Ala.
frOi' A ". Mckinney Principal
" me kust Institute has been to Bir.
l''ngAam and other points during
'"' Oast two weeks in the interest of
bis school.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
HAppy Idaho,

BOISE CITY, Idaho, July 4.-The long
looked-for news Of statehood was re-
ceiyed here Tuesday afternoon, directly
after the passage by the senate Of the
Idaho admission bill. The people in all
parts Of the state were jubilant and be-
gan celebrating. In Boise, the perma
nent capital all business was suspended
on receipt of the news and general
celebration was commenced.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
Cloud Burst at Wales, ". Y.

BUFFALO, n. Y. July 4. "A special
from Wales. n T.. to-The Express say
there was cla1d-bnrst Just ca OF
Vale; Center on Tuesday afternoon
Two bridges and nnmeYrns slnices We're
washed away. spall streams We're
turned into raging rivers and carried
everything before them. A number Of
narrow escapes are reported
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
Hon, c. 4. J. TayIor's Speech.

This able speech delivered before the
graduating class at the State Normal
School last May, has been published and
is for sale at Tom Hays news stand.
Only cents per copy. 1t
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
The NipaeapeIi. Census Gases.

MiNSFAroLIs. Mimi, July 4.-The re-
port that Special Counsel Baxter had,
upon examination Of the evidence, rec
commended the dismissal Of the census
cases, is premature and unconfrmed.
Mr.. Baxter received bis commission only
Wednesday. end = bnsy examining ~
syidenee
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
THE LOTTERY BILL.
The Louisiana House CoDcurs in the Sen.
ate Amend ments

BATON ROUGE, La, July 4.-The house
has cQncurred III the senate amendments
to the lottery bill. The governor will
probably veto the bill, but it will be
passed over the veto.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
is A STATE NOW.

The President Signs q Bill Admitting
IdahO-Rej RejOicing.
WAsHINGToN, July 4. 4.-PresiLent Har-
rison Thursday morning. before leaving
Washington for Cape May, approved the
bill admitting Idaho into the Union.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

References-First National Bank Of Chi.
oagO capital $4,000, 600; Continental National
Bank Of Chicago, capital %, 100000
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
Wanted; Wool Pickers.

Fifty (5O hands men or women,
wanted to pick wool. Apply to
H. WIND,
sol Washington ST,
II I'm. Huntsville, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

In ordering Suits or Overcoats observe
strictly following rules for measure
ment: Breast measure, over vest, close up un-
der arms. Waist measure. over pants. Inside
leg measure from crotch to heel
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

SOMETHING NICE FREE.

Sind your address to b w Wrenn, Gen. Pass Agent,
East Tenn. Virginia q Georgia Lines, Knoxville,
Tenn, and he viii sad yon handsome hthogrsDhsS
nsns possaR< nssd-
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
PLEASANT VALLEY,

SleighinR is good and weather fine.
J Russell and lady of High Forest we're
visiting friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs A Holcomb entertained quite
NUMBER of their friends last Wednesday
evening, it being Mr. Holcomb's t1fty.seventh
birthday.
A w Thornhill went to Spring Valley Thurs
day, returning Friday thinking he had the
grip, but to his disappointment it proved to
be only cold.
William Connor came down from Wahpeton,
N D, with the remains of his mother, which
were conveyed to their final resting place in
the High Forest cemetery on Monday, the 9th
inst. William stayed one night with william
Brown, then returned home.
The entertainment held last Friday night In
District No 81, under the auspices of the
teacher, f Brown, was grand success. and
was largely attended by the people Of that
community, as they all know where to 60 to
have good time, 10 this was not their nrst
attempt. The nature Of the ENTERTAINMENT
Was patriotic. and oonsisted OF speaking,
vocal and instrumental music. The Weber
orohessra furnished excellent nusic for tho
1o10eD,
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
BENNINGTON.

Robert Cooper has lost five fine head Of
cattle with some new disease.
Married. Lars Peterson Of Austin
to Widow Iverson OF Bennington.
We understand that Robert Cooper has
sold his fine trotter toe A McNeir.
Miss Alice Shay, the teacher in district
No 95 is again able to resume her work.
The farmers are improving the sleigh
ing by getting up summer wood and haul
ing off their grain.
Miss Maggie Bonden, the teacher in
District Is was unable to teach last week
on account of throat trouble.
Miss Ella Buck of LeRay was the guest
of Mrs G Fl McNeir over Sunday. Miss
Buck is the leading milliner of Leroy.
G A McNeir is still among US buy.
ing grain. r Cooper and G H McNeil
shipped car load of oats last Saturday
Died. Job Guy, Jan 6. at the home Of
his mothor, of consumption. He was 81
years old, and had been sick several
years. Mrs Guy has the sympathy of all
in her bereavement
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
SPRING VALLEY.

u e
i. =. Valstsd has just blossomed out
with the Grippe. !" 9a 4. 81
S 9. +. Halbkat went to Le Roy on bus
iness last Monday. S s5 @$. s35.
s. John Shad is again '.on deck" ct the
depot, after enjoying q two weeks va
b ]. +. Wilder, OF Mitchell, IS. d., is in
the city for . short visit with parents and
friends. # . :, " - =
Frank Wooden, who has been running
q creamery at Mapleton, Mimi, is In the
city visiting friends and relatives. ,.
II. s. Hart of Austin, was in this CITY
Saturday and Sunday. To take III" the
St. John lectures. Come again Mr.. Hart.
]. J. Hughes. formerly an enterprisinp
grocer Of this place. but now surveyor
ia the FAR west, Is in the city visiting
with his brother. w. ].
The ice rink on Jefferson street ,s run.
ming at full blast every " Mednesdav and
Saturday evening, under the management
OF Messrs. Schofaeld and Graling.
Al. Smith, the popular clerk at B. w.
Huntley's dug store. Sundayed with
parents and friends in Austin, and return
ed to business Monday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Williams, who has been
visiting with her brother, NJ. w. williams,
during the past two years, returned to
her home IN Maryland last week Wednes-
day.
B w. Huntley, B. H. Holmes. o. A.
Sullivan, j. y Halbkat, c. NJ. Nutting,
Isaac Mann, and several other business
men have got the "Grppe" in some
cases it proves to be quite serious
Hon. J. P. St. John, Ex-Governor of
Kansas, lectured on Prohibition at An
derson's Opera House, Saturday evening,
and gave good satlsfaction-especia to
the "cranks," who are as bold as lions to-
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lee, and niece Miss
Emma Lee. Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Warren,
with daughters Grace and Minnie. start
ed for California Wednesday noon of last
week, to spend the winter in "sunnier
clinics.
1t is generally thought by the G. A. r.
men of Spring Valley that Geo. Knox, of
Hamilton, who was so severely injured
in sham battle at the State Fair grounds
several years ago, will not get cent
from the State Agricultural Society; al.
though he has made claim for heavy dam.
ages.
Robert Lee, son of our clothier, j s.
Lee. left home about one week ago,
without leaving his route card" but
homesickness, and lack of dust were
prominent pursuaders, and he returned
home last Friday. He is again on the
"war path" and the last reports are that
lie started for Redtleld, S. D., Monday
night, to live with his uncle Otis Clark.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
G. B. L. e. L. CORNERS.

Frank Hambrecht is slowly gaining.
Everybody has bad cold or the grippe.
HI Boyd spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
The Clayton Debating Club is progressing
nicely.
James Quinn of Clayton drove over to Rose
Greek Saturday evening.
SIeighing is good and the farmers are using
il in getting up their summer fuel.
That promised wedding has not yet taken
place. Can it be that sho has gone back on
him2 Do you know anything about it, Orrin2
r Huntley is digging a we'll. He has one
we'll Ill feet deep that has gone dry. He now
intends to explore the internal regions or get
water.
A Mahoney, substantial farmer of Leroy
township is making active preparations for
the erection of Halliday windmill. Height
of tower, sixty-two feet. H Mckee, the boss
windmill man of this part OF the county is to
put it up.
Milo Dodge of Clayton has just disposed of
his extensive crop. and now hies himself away
to Chataeld to spend the remainder Of the
winter In Dlissful content with relatives and
friends. And who knows but our bachelor
friend may bring back ere the soft and sunny
days of spring have come. falrer and better
half to tighten the burdens of his gloomy
home? Girls, you might do worse.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
LIE ROY.

Mrs Ed Plummer is home from her
eastern visit.
John Palmer was down from Adams
over Sunday.
II Smith and wife returned to Fair
mont Friday.
DR. Allsdorf was in Austin last Friday
and Saturday.
The PresbYterans had no prayer meet.
ing last week.
Miss Stella Patten of Rlceville was in
town Saturday.
H G Harden has left the employ of
Wells & Bosworth.
Walter Griffin Is improving, and the
baby is doing finely.
Ed Degroff's new chair, put in this
week. is run by E Craig.
/ Geo Browns family we're all afflicted
with influenza at the same time. :
Tom Reber's youngest child had the
scarlet fever last week, but is now rec0y
ering.
George Rumsey will move into town
soon. He is building house next to F
Ryan's.
A few brave ones attended the social
at Mrs NJ A Avery's, Wednesday evening,
in spite of the storm.
Miss Ella Kasson went to Cresco last
Week 10 atteuu ucT auIt, MTS OuEulCh,
who IS in poor health.
Miss Josephine Durno, who has been
visiting at Mrs VIM Henderson's returned
to Postville last week.
VIM Allen and wife and Mrs S A Young
attended the lecture by St John at Spring
Valley Saturday night.
We hear of the marriage OF Joe Mckee
in Pennsylvania last week. Will he
bring her out bere to his fam?
Last Monday night there was begun a
fortni ghtly prayer meeting, to be held at
/ Ryan Blackmer's in the old town.
Miss Matte Jones went to Decorah last
Thursday to take three months course
in Breckenridge's business college.
Fully half our town is or has been
down with la grippe. Mrs Henderson,
Mrs Kasson. J P Taylor Bert Hayes and
George Allen have been quite sick.
RG Young and wife were happily sur.
prised last week by the arrival from Bill
ings. Mont of their daughter Addie,
with ber husband. Charles Carpenter.
A teachers associate for the southern
part of the county was organized in Aus
tin Jan. H. The first meeting will be in
Rose Greek week from Saturday. j L
Torrens attended the organization.
| w K Porter came down from St Paul
Friday, where he has been as United
States juror. He stopped in Faribault
and bought several car loads of cattle
Mrs Porter and Lynn. who were with
him, came straight through.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
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Hello! How is La Grlppep

+ Hello! How Is La GrIppe4
LR Egtvet, was seen In Austin Saturday.
. District No ~ has an enrolment of mtg
one scholars. 5l$ #~ i. I. y
A spelling school is on the tapis for this
Wednesday evening. .sAg %..ss.s tff
Albert Kittleson made a business cali ct
Blooming Bratrie Tuesday. s...t
Everybody on the siok list except ourselves
and we are living on Quinine. @#.
Several Of our scholars are contemplating
= trial In the coming state examinations. Go
IA and win. a T$ r.. .,..- ..-1.f,@t#
for the past two weeks, we are glad to note
is on the mend. &c
Plenty Of news items of laie but We have
not dared to stop taking our medicine long
enough to note them. r. ~
OF all the hard grips OF his honor La Grippe
in this vicinity was. we think, his grip on
0 G Anderson and family. ~:
Edward Kittleson we tear has been to close
to the editor Of the TRANSCRIPT of late and
caught the mumps in his nose, judging from
the recent appearance of that appendage.
We hear that the teacher in district ~ joint
has been having run or poor luck lately.
Playing with his baby too long on Monday
morning, he missed the train and sought the
service OF one Of Austin's livery men to aid
In breaking the many snow banks that wall
us In from transportation. which they finally
penetrated, arriving an hour or two late.
Mr. Teacher tenders a crisp IS bill in pay
ment. The Knight of the reins has no change
but will leave it i$2.5O, at his Austin home,
All right, everything is lovely 50 far, but
the sequal on Saturday is different. Mr..
Driver worships at Bacchuss shrine on his
retrrn, and as a result forgets the change
until he has paid so much tax as tribute to
his God that he had no change left to forget,
Result: warrant. an arrest. Guilty. And
now the worthy knight who woed his God so
well can be found bemoaning his fate, the
forced guest of Jailer Maxwell, while the
poor teacher is sorrowfuIiy pondering how
he Is to regain his lost wealth.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
BR RoWy (sspALE.,
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Ker.chaR

Ker-chew! =. *s1$:,s Il 81 n ss5.
Carl steinka has been very sick with lung
fever. II. ssSII #sl
Mrs " H Lawrence has been quite sick with
Ia grippe. == X :r. - .:, -, 4 9s #
Who was asking il We had the grippe9 You
bet We have. ,-@.. =. :. .g& II 5,
Are you eoing to Join the Good Templars,
Now is the time. i ~ .s..-.s i
There will be an oyster supper At the resi-
dence OF Fisher Pick Friday evening. Y.
There will be Farmers Alliance formed In
the johnson school house Wednesday even.
ing. S'E ..-<- ~ -
Miss Agnes Pick has been very Ill for the
past week. and 1t was feared she would have
run OF typhoid fever, but che 10 now I'm.
proving.
The victims of trioninosis are slowly but
steadily improving, there having been but one
death up to the present time. 1t is hoped the
greater part of them will survive.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
FRANKFORT.

Mrs. Perrin is spending few days
with Mrs. Goodsell.
g. E. Dean is boarding at Mr.. La mb's
and attending the Frankford school.
Quite number expect to attend the
next series of club dances at Grand
Meadow.
Our young men having equipped them
selves with the usual variety of bells. are
prepared to enjoy the beautiful sleig-
hing.
During the absence of Mrs. Wright the
Ladies Missionary Society will be some
what broken up as she is one of their
most earnest workers. We trust that
her winter in Florida will make an i'm
prOvement on her health.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
OAKLAND.

Every one is down with the grip here, and
Quinine has to suffer.
We have Minnesota back again as she used
to be, and every one seems glad.
Our section men went to Ramsey Saturday
night to visit friends until Monday.
Elmer Norton and King came out with
brand new cutter. 1t must be they are going
to get married.
Don't forget the dance Friday night at
Moscow. Every one is invited that can come
with giri-and not bring whisky.
We are pleased to see that James Taylor Of
Moscow has got new windmill. He is good
farmer, and knows how to invest money for
future profit.
Nell Earl, a brother of Norm, is here visiting
friends. He looks as if Dakota agreed with
him, but he says he doesn't like it, and will
come back if he can sell there.
Ambrose Murphy is saying good bye to
friends. He starts for Now York this week to
visit sisters he supposed were in the old
they were in New York.
The dance Friday night was failure, Too
much whisky was the cause. II the girls
would refuse to dance With the boys that take
whisky and drink it at dances, there would
be less Of it used. and al would have better
time. No gentleman would take It to dance
anyway. ;..' - ~
(From Another Correspondent.)
n McCourt has a good driving horse for
sale.
G. W King has number of new milch COWS
for sale.
The dance at Lightly's was like bobtail
flush-it did not al good.
Mayor Baker of Oakland is still hunting for
water for Frank Ryan of Moscow.
GWK King of Oakland will receive persona
tax for Oakland, Newry and Moscow.
E Norton comes out with brand new
cutter. H 8 King sports new cutter also.
If any girl wants good husband, she might
| school house here.
James TAYLOR has got his new wind mill up.
When asked how it worked, he said he could
tell better when he found water.
Mr. Hesler, the medicine man, while out to
| see his best girl the other night, got into a
snow drift and froze his hands quite badly.
| The grip has made its appearance In Oak
| land. Jacob Larson, the deputy sheriff. came
down from Albert Lea, and P E Pace took it
! In mild form.
Winter has made its appearance at last,
with plenty of good sleighing. One would
| think by the number of sleighs out that the
people meant to wear the snow all out in q
| few days.
A very charitable act was performed one
night last week by John Lightly and Gene
Ogden. Mr. and Mrs Pendergass, an old couple
| who are in very Strengthened circumstances
were entirely out OF hay. Learning this fact
the two young men took each a good load OF
hay and gave it. to them. Such deeds OF
| kindness will never 60 unrewarded. There IL
! prize surely awaiting some of our girls.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
ROSE CREEK.

Mrs H Williams was in Austin for short
time last week.
Oscar Hall and family expect to start for
Washington the first of the week.
DR. Macdonald was down last Wednesday
morning looking up patients.
Miss Nora Eastman is receiving instructions
On the organ from Miss Minnie Bounce.
Prayer meeting will be held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs A H Williams Thursday even
Ing. -.
Will Keefe is aGain able to attend to his
duties as depot agent. He says 10 grippe ts
no joke. , ~ '~~=75ts.:;, ); Il. !
The little daughter Of Norman Pronce has
been very sick. She is now out of danger, We
are glad to say.
Nv Eastman, who has been away for some
time. engaged In the grain business, returned
home Saturday.
Those of our people who have been suffer
ing with influenza are all now on the way to
recovery. Some have been quite sick. while
others have had only slight attack.
Mrs Gibbs prepared supper for the dancers
Friday night. but her labors were not app~e.
siated, and she thinks next time she labors in
that direction it will be for a hunxrier crowd
At meeting of the convaiescent la grippe
victims held at Gibbs store on Monday morn
ing. each victim gave his experience and rem
edies taken. Newman said that two gallons
of old Bourbon fixed him all right. Peter
Hanson thought that remedy was worse than
the grip. (He has not had it YETI Willis said
that seven bottles of medicine that Chicago
druggist fixed up for him was what knocked
Ferd thought quinine and little rest was
what helped him. Walker said it was worms
that allied them all, that was the way he felt
and we think he was right if looks are no,
deceiving. He thinks the sickness round is
caused by the upper current predominating-
what he means by that we don't know. Some
used whisky straight as preventative. Each
one had a different remedy, and which is best
would be hard to decide, as they are all good
What Walkers remedy is he did not say, bu,
We suppose it is the same hired man.
Mower County transcript., 1890-01-22
ELkToN.

La grippe has got hold of some OF our citi-
sens.
Monday was the coldest day of the seas0n.
10 was II belowzerO
John Hoits has gone to Decorah, Iowa, to
attend business college.
A typographical error made Mr. T G Loomis'
Aorse weigh l;o15 pounds instead Of l,Tl5.
Mr. BP Tyke Of Nevada City, Wis, is visiting
with bis brother, M lyke. OF this vicinity.
Fred Holts. Maggie MAZE and Laura Hagen
have gone to Iowa to attend religious school
taught in the German language.