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Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04
The Spring City Club.

The above is the title OF a newly
or anized social club Of youag people.
Its officers are as fellows:
Isaiah Bryant, Pres. VIM. Casey,
Sec. James Bentley, Treasurer, An
DIV Hamlet and Pleas Draper, Vice
Presidents. Membership ten.
A gay company graced the occas
ion of the initial banquet at the res
;dence Of Mr.. Isaich Mcdonald Fri
! evening Dec. 9th.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04
A Happy New Years Greeting.

ATHENS ALA, Jan. 1st 1850.
Dear Gazette
The young ladies of Athens gave a
Xmas entertainment The young
men wore black dress suits. The Ia
dies we're elegantly and han dsomely
attired.
J. H. Thomson Of Birmingham as
usual. came home to hang up. his
stocking. 4
Miss Mary Ella Thomason has re-
turned to Fisk. u
Miss Emma s. Malone is visiting
friends in Courtland.
Chas. Malone is up from Oxmoor
Mrs John Thach and little Myrtle
D negan from your city are visiting
relatives here b'-
IA Crenshaw ran up to Nash
vile during the holidays. M.
Drs. T j Malone and P n Rich
ardson are spending the holidays at
home.
Rev. David Cox spent the holidays
in Birmingham.
Miss Laura Malone is visiting
friends in Elkmont.
RABBIT FOOT.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04

At last we can see "the beginning OF
the end" 80 to speak, at Uncle Sans
new court house and post office. The
windows are all in, the door frames ale
all in position; the floors are laid IN
every room except the post office proper,
and the plastering work is on the verge
OF completion
About seventy men all told are em~
ployed on the building and grounds.
The grade on the Randolph street OF the
grounds does not show that side OF the
building 80 advantageously as it would
il slope OF a few more feet was made Id
the work of terracing..
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04
MEN!
''THu TIRxLEss ToILER FOB
TRAnR

Ask your dealer for Ed. L. Huntley & %. ~
HONEST Clothing. II our goods arc not fnl
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04

you Suit or Oyercoat. express or mail patd,
on receipt OF price. We will win and bold
your patronage II you try u with an orderj
We have built up this immense business byl
our poinotaking methods, and by doing byt
others - We would be done by.
HD. i. HUNTLEY b Co., Style Originator.
I'm ordering Suits or Ovcrcoats observe
- strictly following rules for measure-
ment: Breast measure. over vest, close MP
under arms. Waist measure. over pants. In
otde log measure. from crotch to heel.
PRICE.lloT.
U1AvY.WIroHr CLOTHIN0-sUrTs.
Mons Brown AllWool Double and Twiet
Cashmere Sack or Frock Suit $50 90
Mems Fancy Black or Blue English Worst
ID Al-Wool Sack or FrOck Sufts.. IL ~ 90
Mons Brown or Gray Velvet Finish. Al.
Wool. Tricot Weave Fine Cashmere
Sack or froek Suit. IL 90
Mons Black or Blue English, All-Wool
CceksCrew. 0ne worsted. 6aok or Frock
nsns s n:cs n;,: pi;,m i.vsnd.r q "
6late-oolor Engiish Wide VALE DiagonA
WoTbted Sack or Frock Suits. .......21 90
QofOyOnooo-First National Bank. o.
Chica9o, capital 100000; Continental Nc
tional Bank. Of Chicago. capital 0.0o0o1
M. Z. HUNTLEY 3 Co.. Manufacturere and
Whois1ale Deaaera in Clothing for Men. Boys
and ChiIdron, Ia and Ia Market etr Chicago
~. Post Once Boz. ee7.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04

some STORE
K z e p e b inI
your sectton.l
you can PRO-
CURE THEM |
from the best
KNOWN and
largest NAIL
ORDER Whole
sale oTHING|
HOUSE in the
world, ct pri-I
ceo that will
MAKE YOUR
KEEPHYOU
guessing how
wo can AFFORD
TO DO 1T. II
your DEALER
does not keep
our goods send
70 ue and we
WILL furnish
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04
Four Daily Through Trains'
Four Pullman Sieepers

m.tiny ALI important connections East W"
A'>e Iynchburg and Washington.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04


Call on or Write to.
BWWRENN A DEAUSSURE,
GP&TA AGPA
Knoxville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn
J. NJ. SANFORD Ia Huntsville Ala,
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04
WHERE TO ATTEND SCHOOL.

II yon wish to attend good school at
.easohable rates go to the State Normal
s anu Industrial School Huntsville Ala
~ Ml'a' Competent Christian Teachers;
m aurse years Normal cours-, Best Accom-
aI lIOuatlon, including good board. furnishs
g. a. rooms, washing and ironing, lights,
&c only 81 per month. Tuition
Free.
for iutherer information Apply to
PROF. w. H. COUNCILL,
Box 1876 Huntsville, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-01-04

M 9carrie Pullman Buffet Vestibule Drawing
Room Sleeper to Washington via Lynchburg
So4csrries Pullman Buffet Drawing Room
esOer to New York via Harrisburg.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
A Remarkable Prophecy.

You may attach much or no
importance 10 the following, but
you must admit that il il strange,
to say the least Of it.
In 1857 a Bavarian paper pub
lished a remarkable prophecy
made by an old hermit many
years ago. In it the rise of Napc.
leon Ill was clearly Quilted, us
were also the Austro, pnrussian and
FrancorPrussian wars aud the Com
mune of Paris, He told how the
death of Pope Plus would occur in
1S76er 1877, and bow it would
lie followed Ivy IL Turko>Ruysiln
war, being but slightly wrong in
either prediction.
He said that Germany would
have three Emperors in one year
before the end of the century,
which was verified to the letter.
He missed it one in the number of
lr sidcnts + The U j states who
were to die by assassination, but
that was remarkably close.
He said that when the twentieth
century opened Manhattan Island
and the whole of New York City
would be submerged in the waters
of the Hudson, the East river and
the Bay I; Cuba will break in two,
and the west half and HAVANA
will sink into the sea.
Florida and Lower California
are to break loose from the main
land and carry their population to
the bottom of the ocean.
The twen'yNifth is TO be the last
OF the Presidents. he United
States are to be divided, and San
Francisco, New Orleans, Salt Lake
ity, St. Louis, Washington aud
Boston are to be capitals of small
republics.
BY the end Of the century Eng~
land is to be republic and Ireland
a kingdom. Italy aud France will
disappear from the map and the
city of Berlin will be totally de,
stroyed by an earthquake.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
THE CENSUS CATECHISM.
The Information that You win
Have to Give the Enamerators.

=" viz t1e GidmeratOrS.
The census enumera .ors will he.
gin their work on the first Monday
Il June.
There is a long line of informa.
ton that the people of Terrell will
have to give Charlie Griggs, j udge
BELL ind the other enumerators.
Not content with di covering
the time aud place of your birth,
the census will insist upon know
ing from what race you sprnog,
what your sex is. il any, aud where
your father and mother were bora.
Also it requires information as to
whether you ore married, single,
or divorced. How high above the
sea level you live, in what great
drainage-basin you dwell, what the
lowest degree of cold may be from
which you suffer in the winter, how
hot you find it in the summer when
the thermometer touches its top
notch, and how many other people
live with You in your house. AS
for the house. you will be cons
PEELED, under penalty CT a fine of
500, to say whether you own it or
not-if you do own it, whether or
not there is a mort .age on it, aud
surprising that there is one, the
the reason why you borrowed the
money on the property. The Gems
sus is much interested in your pri
vate afairs, you see, anC il you
have farm around the house.
you will have to tell simple facts
about that, even to the value of
the cows and the tools in the barn.
All this is merely the beginning.
and does not touch upon The great
subjects of agriculture, manutac.
lures, mining, transportation by
land and water, both otpeopie aud
OF freight, fisheries, taxation, and
50 on, all Of which will be gore
into in tie most exhaustive mans
ner, the very process employed in
at least tw nty-two manufacturing
industries, for instance, being
given with tie fullest detail. And
yet all this mass of Information
will eventually be condensed into
about twenty-five volumes, which
will be called the Eleventh Gems
sds of the United States"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends
and neighhors talking about it.
Yon may yourself be one of the
many who know from personal
experience just how good a thing
1t is. 1t you ever tried it, you are
one OF its staunch friends, because
the wonderful thing abou; it is,
that when once given a trial, Dir.
Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place in the house. If you
have never used it and should be
afflicted with a cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble,
secure bottle at once aud give it
ii fair trial. 1t Is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at T. d. Sales drug
store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
New 6Viidir gs.

Messrs. A. J. Baldwin & Co.
are putting the material on he
ground fer the erection OF mag>
njficeut wholesale store house, on
corner OF Lee and Main streets,
inst nvrth Of their present excel>
lent retail establishment. This
will be the most imposing hnick
-tru'ture in the city. 1t wilIb e
70 feet wide, 1870 feet long aud
three stori, 5 high, and will be
completed during the summer,
with all modern couveniepces and
appliances.
DR.. Walter B. Cheetham has
just commenced the building of a
find brick store on est side of Main
street. 1t will be 20 :eet wide
AID so feet feet long, with iron
lass front. He has already had
several applications to rent it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02

There's not vacant store in Daw-
son, no mt one, and Il gentleman
who owns and has several rented,
says that he is confident il he had
them lie could rent twenty more
inside OF sixty days.
Dawsop's 2rowtn is remarkable,
and the strides she has made in
the last twel.e months is simply
wonderful.
Have you thought about it?
just sit down and try to count the
new stores, handsome new resi-
dences, the older stores that have
been renovated and made to look
like new ones, and numbers of
ether Improvements. Let them
all be summed up and there's not
another town in Georgia of the
same size that eau show an equal
amount OF progress and improve
ment.
The cause of all this is very evi
dent. 1t lies in the fact that Daw-
sons citizens are enterprising, and
that she is surroundeded by the
hest farming lands in the state aud
that these lands are owned and
worked by the most thrifty, ener>
getic sad industrious farmers of
any county in the state,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
HAAPLANT SCOOPED IT!
Or Is ColORe! William Lowe frying
10 Get a Mg Price Tor His Road.

Or Is Colonel William Lowe Trying
10 Get a Mig Price Tor His Road.
1t is currently reported that a
majority of the Columbus South
ern bonds are owned nav by the
Plantsystem.
Every line going out Of Colum,
hus-except the Georgia Midland
to Grifiin--is owned by the Cen.
trail.
II it be true that the Plant sys.
tenn hee occurred eoptros Of tire new
line, then Columbus is Insured the
advantages ofa lusty competition.
Then again. The ultimate oh,
ieet had in building from Colu II"
bus to Albany was an extentiJn to
Florida on, that is into The terri>
tory Of the Pant system.
There can be had no direct con
firm ton of the rumor, but lis
circulation has called attention to
the vaguely important possibility
OF the new road
Will it remain All independent
line, and lie extended to Florida?
Will the Piant syste n 6 Tit?
Will the Georgia Southern aad
Florida take hold OF it7
Will the Loui vile and Nash
vile or the Central pick it up,
together with the Florida Central
ani Peninsula, and connect them
by a short line to Monticello2
It's an important road, aud the
more so because it's an indepen.
lent line-uniess the Plant system
has really bought it up. = Atldnta
Constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
DAWSON'S THIRD RAILROAD.
To Be Bai!t by a Wealthy Philadel-
phia Syndicate.

phla Synalcates
Information has been received n
Dawson that Mr.. c, H Bennett,
Philadelphia, would be in the city
soon in the interest of the Florida.
Dawson and Northern railroad in a
few DAYS:
The Dawson correspondent of
the Atlanta Constitution wrote to
that paper as follows recently.
1T is now considered a certain
ty that Dawson will soon have its
third railread. This road will run
from Tallahassee, Fla, direct to
Dawson, and connect here with
the Columbus Southern. Il will
give Florida an outlet to the great
Northwest, and will ran through
some counties that railroad has
never touched. and which abouad
in the finest timber n the state,
and are rich in the production of
cotton. corn, oats, sugar cane, pO-
tatoes, pea nuts, tobacco, melons,
oranges and other fruits.
Capitalists could double their
capital in one or two years by ms
vesting in terms and timber lands
along the line OF this projected
road.
ct is road will be built by a
wealthy Philadelphia syndicate,
who have made investments in
Tallahassee property, are now put
ing down q system of watprworks
in that city, and. when completed,
will fill their waterworks contract
in Daws1a, and will invest in Daw-
son property. So says their a rent,
who vqs here recently. Mr.. I. A
Rngslcs, one Of the proprio'"rs OF
the 'awson Variety Mlnu'actur-
ing Co., has consented to act as
AGENT tor the syndicate here, AMI
will be one Of the directors of the
new road. The charter has hetn
granted and the survey made,
and he work will be commenced
some line during this wear"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
The FIRST SteD.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't
do anything to your salts action,
and you wonder what ais you.
You should heed the warning, you
are taking the first step into Ner-
vous Prostration. You need a
Nerve Tonic aud in Electric Bit
ters you will fad the exact reme-
dy Tor restoring your nervous sys-
TEN to its normal, healthy condi.
ton. Surprising results follow
the use of this great Nerve Tonic
and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored,
aud the Liver an1 Kidneys re-
sumo healthy action. Try Il bot
tie. Price 50o. at 1. d. Sales
drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
Contrary CENTRAL.
It Attempts to Shut TIE C0lGmbus
Southern Out of Albany.

SOUTHERN Out Oh AloAny.
Tie News and advertiser yes er-
day morning commented on the
fact that the Central would not
permit the Columbus Southern Ia
land its passengers at the depot,
but completed it to dump them IL
ia field. ThN discourtcsy of this
act TO the Columbus Southern is
patent at glance, aud needs no
comment. But this picayunish
action is but a drop in the bucket
to their later cussedness.
Mayor Voolfolk yesterlly MIR,
ming informed the reporter that he
h ID received call from General
NJ mayer Parrot and Chief En-
gineer Gr>en. of the Columbus
Southern, and that these gentle.
men wanted the permission of the
central to lay ~" in the fir
grounds. These gentlemen ia'or>
med Mayor Woo ork that the
entral had notifiel the Columbus
Southern that they could not use
the "Y" over which the Central,
3. q w. and S. f. &W now enter
the city. and that if the Columbus
Southern did not have "Yv of
It's own by Saturday nj hit it would
have to stay out OF the city. Two
thirds Of the "Y' used at present
belongs to the S. f. & w. and tie
B. & W., who are willing to per,
nit the Columbus Southern to use
ii, but the Central owns Oue-third
OF it and there comes the rub.
The Mayor consulted the city
attorney, and finds that the State
law compels all railroads to allow
the use of their tracks or crossings
to other roads when necessary to
that roads entering a city. Aud
he also learned that the city has a
right TO control the tracks in her
limits, On her streets, and have
no small say so in the matter of
whether the Columbus Southern
will be allowed to use them.
Mayor Voolfolk will convene
the council on Monday and viii
take such steps as to force the
Central to behave itself. But in
the n'eantim4 the Columbus
Southern will have TO stop outside
o! the city limits, if the matter is
not adjusted by Salurd y nighc.
1t is not probable that the Colum,
bus Southern will be given the
priviIe-e o. Lying a "Y" in the
fair grounds the Central will be
made to come to time. .Ilbaay
Nelcs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
The Best Result.

Every ingredient employed in
producing Hood's Sarsaparilla is
strictly pure, and is the best of its
kind it is possible to buy. All tn,
roots and herbs are carefully selec.
Ted, personally examined, and only
The b st retained. So that from
the lime of purchase until Holds
Sarsaparila is prepared, every
ching is carefully watched with a
view u attaining the best result.
Why don't you try it?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02


The Atlanta Constitution says
'it any one will scan the bristlin ?
columns Of the newspapers OF that
highly favored ecti n, they viii
he couvice that the people are
moving down that way. Small
towns that were never heard OF be
fore outside of their local bounds
rics, are booming mp and taking
exhibited rank in the Industrial
procession. Banks and factories,
steam rvi'roads aid street railroads
and enterprises OF all strts are
houriShing in towns that were
sleepy villages Only few years
back. And 50 it -ocs. Ole after
another are coming to the front,
prospering themselves, and maxim
the state prosperous.
The sayins goes that you can't
keep good town down. But the
the record shows that the towns
that were thong to be worthless
in that section, have risen to the
top OF late, AMI are holding their
own vi the best.
"Nay their growth and eoje, :
prise continue. The Constitution
congratulates them; the whole state
reioires and welcomes them to ii
place in.the industrial family
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
4 Gaming Factory.

IS the attenti N OF our business
men seems to be turned toward
the establishme !, of small indus
tries as we'll as lar-e ones, we de-
sire to call their attention 10 the
desirlbiiiyy OF clnuing factory.
We be.iave such an industry would
pay. 1t has been fund very pros
iitable in o.hcr sections of the
Site. Canning factories are now
in operation at Critic, jackson,
D lton, Qpitman, and other points
aud our information is that all
h1ve paid handsome dividends.
1t is estimated that plant capa>
BILE Of turning ont ten thousand
cans per day can he put for about
200, though the folloSing es~
innate, which We find in an ex.
haaEe, is considerably lower:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02

MAnaeer w F. Combs. of the
Macon Evening News, was warm.
ly welcomed here on last Wednes.
day and Thursday by many riends
ofby gone days. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss AL
berta, who will re ain here sew
eral days as the guest of Mrs. S.
A. Orr and family.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
Rays GArmic;de
RAYS LUNG BALSAM..

A pure vegetable preparation con,
tanning no opium or other Inju-
rious Drugs, and warranted to
cure, Coughs, olds, Asthma end
Bronchitis.
BosToN, MASS, April 2, 1889.
RAYS GERMcrDE COMPANY, M
Gentlemen-In reply TO your
Inquiry as to the qnality and power
of Rays Lung Balsam, will say L
have used the medicine for over
forty years in my practice and
found it the very lest medicine for
all lung diseases and weak chests.
DR., Lie. HALL,
Pliee so cents. For sale by
Dean q Davis.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02

ia.
Mr.. j. F. MEGGHAx, Pts,
b Irgn, p, ci .1r d 4lIer, woke up
o1r morning with an att"ck Of
rheumatism in his ann, wor lag
around the store during the morn-
ing made it worse SO THAT ly noon
it was so painful he could not raise
his arm to his head aud had 20 car
ry it in q sling A travelling
man on learning of his con iinn
went across the street to Mr.. neak 5
dru- store and at his own expensn
procure3 hottie Of Chamberlain 5
Pain Balm for MIR Mel .han,
vino says: after one nightS
bathing with this excellent med,
icine the pain, swelling and soreness
had nearly all disappeared and by
the second morning WIS entirely
well, thanks to this valuable rem.
edy.' lie is confident that it saved
bin Il long seige of the Rheumatism
and was so much pleased that he
filled the trava.lin1 nan's pockets
with his best cigars. For sale by
III dru. gists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
THE LITERAL IRE SENT US.

Book agents are a proFerbially
thickskinned and ventdresome lot
hut there is one now in Gecrgi;
whose brazer effrontry exceeds any
heretofore experience from tn,
class.
The class Of war literature tt
which lhe south has been treated
WI h lew exceptions by northern
writers, is not calculated to inspire
Christian sentiments on the part
Of Southern readers, but there +
now heing sod thougout south
west Georgia, and has been sold to
many people il this section, one
book, which Tor malaca that rests
not in the grave Of its object aud
slanderous abuse of leaders whom
the South holds dear, has no pa,
rallel in print. Reference is made
to "The Civil War in Song and
Story by Frank Moore; ?, F.
Collier, publisher, 1899.
The following two extracts are
taken from it:
EPITAPu.
Pause for an instant, loyal reader.
Here lies JEFF, the great seced,r,
Alb W railways lied, you know,
And now the traitor lies below,
dis boz was furnished with two
strings
lie fiattered crowds, and fawned
on kings;
Repaid his ccu1iry's care wti evil,
And prayed to God, and served
the devil.
The South could whip the Yankee
nation,
So he proposed humiiationl
Their blessings were so everlasting,
Twas just the time FIR prayer
and fasting
The record may be searched in
vain,
From West Point Benedict to Cam,
To find a more atrocious kuave,
Unless i'll Cesar Borgia's grave.
WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR JEFF DA
Weave him a mantle of burn
ing shame!
Stamp on his forehead that dread
full name.
Which deeds like his inscribe in
blood
A traitor to man A traitor t 0
God!
Plat him crown Of the flower
that comes,
In the ashes that lie Ger buried
homes?
Let his sceptre be the smoking
brand
Which his fat sent throughout the
land.
Let his r@ans be the bitter cries
From mi lions OF anguished hearts
that rise,
Both day and night, to the list
ening ear
Which ever stoops their plants to
hear.
Mid the ruin dire his hands have
wrou- ht,
Let him flint the Throne he long
las sou hit,
While starvinl crowds, in hoarse
notes ring,
Not cotton, but grim old Death is
King!
If the reader doesn't feel like
pitching such venomous stuff into
the fire and kicking its agent
from the door ster. he has but lit.
righteous indignation against delib-
crate insult, and much of that
Christian>like Weakness, which
is admirable in theory but not in
our category of virtues.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02
Oats.


r. J. e. Wall says tn sri
oats re comm out Ill ri hit.
Jude Sears says tn t youn- ol,>
were benefited by the ,r1eze.
There is, however, yet great
diversity of opinion as to
the extent o tn injury done the
crop
There are persons in this Wei y
W might be benefrfei ny knows
ing The experience of tr. ]. II.
Helms, an engineer on the \ /. &
:. +. Ry, We therefore publish
it below 70, the benefit o the pub,
lie. Mr., Helms says: "My vie
had been suffering with IA very bad
lung trouble for two years. Moth
ing did herauch good until | tried
hln,bgrlaia's Cough Remedy.
Six fifty cents b titles OF that ined>
icine cured her sound and well.
Shr is now entirely well and rs
sound rs | ever knew her to be-"
Mr.. j. H. Salmon, "a prominent
druggist at Fort Madison, Iowa.
vouches Tor the truth OF the above
statement and slys: Mr., Helms
tod him he had tried sew raj ply.
sicians iuChicago, with but little
benefit h fore using this remedy.
For sale by all druggist.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02

Mr.. w. K. Pilsbury his in his
possession curiosity in the shape
of a periodical published in tn
wear 1917 at Baltimore, Much o
it is devoted 20 the Indian war in
Georgia of that year, aud other
historical matters.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-02

Mr.. James f. Lark, of this city,
has in his possession a silver ma'sI
gwen to his father by the state O"
South Carolina FIR valuable SIR
vices rendered in the Hexicln war
as soldierin the celebrated Pal,
metto reliment. The design OF
tie metal is exquisite, and it is a
valuable heirloom to the amily.