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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-IS THE MAT
~ ter of the assign ment of Barre Bros.
Public Ice is hereby gwen that up 90 IL
o'clock noon. Monday December IL, 1898, 1
Will receive sealed bids for the purchase OF the
entire Of jcweiry and finfu the No
90 second street, seattle, Wash. lately owned by
Barre Bros.
This stock 81 teweiry. siverwsre, etc, was
lately tnyentoried and valued at invoice price at
sSO7SsI, ASA the fixtures valued at
xia7a so. The stock - and the inventory
and stock to examined b. calling on the
dsTslEned st his address below given
THIS notice is given pursuant 70 an order Of the
superior of King county ana all bids will be
subject to the followi conditions towlt:
Terms Of sale. casn. No bid VIII be Considered
for less than A. per cent OF the inFentorte vsua-
tiun No sale viii be made without the APP rovai
OF the court The said assignee. under the ADVICE
the court reserves the gbt To reject any aud
ali blds n =. MECUS SAUgHEI,
Assignee Of Barre Bros. room 21z seattle Ma
tsonsl BAnk hnldiHg, seattle Wash.
Dated cattle. Noyeulner FL. 1894
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Post.fntelligeneer, seattle. 800
Dear slss: Map received in goo. -.cse
We. pleased with il and also 1n1
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CONNER BROS. GRocERs PRICE LIST

II
Sugar. fine granuiated. 40 lbs. ............sl 90
Sugar fine granulated. lo0-io sackA....... 8 90
Ammonia pint bottles, each. .....,........ 10
Beans. hes. white per - 49, 49, o os
PaeRwh heat flour fo.s. l5c: som IS
B. sss p pas so ROYAL. Is on. each IS
Baking Powder. Prices, 10 -oz cans, EACH. 4S
SoSSsss i Ss,. OK geiio~ il IS
Corned Roast Beef, 81 cans, fcr...... 80
Dried Fruits
currsnts. per oS
Appies. dried W
Apples evanora'eo- -.-....'.....'.-.--'..''' 55v
Lemon and Orange Peel per n. :. ......... 20
Peaches, evaporated, per 10 .-.....-..~...... ~
Prunes, SC and .....................-....' 30
Fiour. EXCELLENT D atent, per sack .......... 90
Flour. Excellent. patent per Dbl. ........... so
Flour, silver Leaf. patent, per bhi ......... 40
Flour. silver Leaf patent, per sack, So
Graham Flour, 30-lb sack -
Graham Flour lob sacks. 20
Hominy and Girls, i0-lo sacks. ...-......... 80
Honey, best California, gallon cans. ..-.-..- 90
Hams. best large, per ih-..........-...-..... Is
Lard. 'I Pure Leaf ss. SID Observation-Disclosures. IS
LARD. Pure Leaf. ION pals, .............. i 20
Mincenlsat. condensed, per doz, 81. ID, each 10
Macaroni and vermlcelti. per box. ......... IS
Macaroni and vermicelli, lib packages. 10
Matches, Parior, pack ases............... 20
Matches To blocks for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N
Maple syrup. good grade gallon csns..... go
sSran yse ps gy ios 'galian can. AZ
Syrup. good grade. kegs ............,........ 10
Rice best Island. pcr 10 ................... o.
soap. good laundry. 2D-ear ooxes.....:.... oo
Teas, fine quality, green or black, per ID -. 80
Starch gloss, 1 lilo pack ages for. ........... 70
sal soda. per To-. observation-disclosures. o.
Canned sai mon / III tins each........... 10
Canned tom atoes n@r fox best ,.......,. l 90
Canned corn, per doz, best. ...-..-.....-... 20
Wheat hesg quality. per 100 los. .....--.... l 10
Cracked Corn hes; quality, per 100 lbs. 1 30
Ask Tor complete price list
CONNER BROS,
Teiephone 2OS 1T West Yeslsr avenue
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PERSONAL.
| AIDES 30 NOT BELIEVE HALF THE
~ lies told about the AstFa 0lk IL Is exactly ths
same a. thai sold hv the Olympic OF Cos0nauv
bay from the Old reliable Olympic: do not have
tehe lode business Telephone 100. p o nos 10 go
- l. ny ERs, OF PORT ANGELES Will
-. he AZ the brand hotel FRIDAY aud Ssfur.
CAV, tie desires 20 confer with parties f4teDdinx
20 taNest IN Port Angeles property either A. me
Gaming safe ar prior, he has liberal prot,-
siious fFein persnDs holding water fraUy Iesarvs
ioss anu have nos the monsg ~ make faal rroof
is0as
\f n L HTpGIS WISHES foINFoRM THF
wi ladies thai she has resumed basas IS IS dre=s
maker and Vs. D. pleased 10 see her patrons 81
90 seventh street
4 HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU.
n strictly con adSntias. established Isss Sxud
Zoe io1 details 20 Mrs HerlE Jla hyde street san
frsHcisel Cal.
l AIDES, VIZ WILL TEACH NoT THE
~ latest improved tailor system dress cutting
shS 'hrn4sA No3 q system an1 book of instruction
iof AZ price. 80 school S0l Second street over
y y Kitchen.
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xoxEr LoAN orFrcE.

IKE LURE HAS REMOVED FROM Ia
Washington street to the Loadoa Loan once.
los South Thtrd street; money 10 loan watches
diamonds ard iswelry
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NOTICE. TO CoSYR CroRx

NOTICE TO CoSrR4CroRs
FUR BOARD or EDUCATION WILL BE
cetNe etds until The Isl cay Of December al q
st@eN 2 "a 9oF sRPPgSiGg Goa - BE- ased ia the
soso"ts qssfshs The balance o. ghe schuol year BY
"'N*sf OF sue eSsFd IL :. " HIT<ES.
-ecre s-ys
TUE BOARD or EDUCATION WILL RE-
GIVE h!ds GnGs. The "a Gas Of Decsfreer A. 8
ctssrk y m toF grading and fillng In the Cascase
sFhs4ai biSEA according t. plAEs amd specifications
en- RE a she cfscs % Epkn F'arS,nsoa Arrsft..-s
Seattle y silcnsi Hank building 8y srier % ne
board ID 3 N-gTfs<tr.
Tai BOARD az EDUCATION WILL Az
c*tNe e3@s i'htat IRE ist day ct December al 8
Goes T. "a tor pF}a&.ag the sauBA, hsal Report
ut ne beard according ta 500 }saton- on fe ia
TIE once 81 tls e-fetAFy ay arser OF the t0Ar1
H. , NHfTSEN Secretary.
phor0SALS WANTED SEALED rg4Pp.
sAts s33i ~ raSsirey5 ax Gha board Of trustees
% Ssa~ "a ss4lAsf3n Reform -hgSas sagzE Tuesday
tFees-HSt ,, ISIS. q acis-cN IN. SCR furnish
us a~i y - TssnstNfiuS e groceries dry xsals
n.eAA@ Sel5f baiieF. faratsare SaTgris. hArzwAre.
exc efSs - De delivered a. tha Ssgssso4
q fusl tgst - articles neestes w;H rs surn;ssa.s
b}~sa Ffss' "a 20 the super asaeat og tEs
$50 scAr-sa - tasaSlss &Asn
, A'f@F7eS-s sAasle De Ha2da 70 Iehn Daasrn.
Fsf-ae4st az t-e Board 1rsAstses CbsAssks. WAsA
tastna. mares '7~sssrst Profa1sziSn
A.. az EAsGss 70 90 sls5s ia stsks sarTkntS
JOHN is3fSs~oS.
1. =. COMPTON,
HENRY pkUA
Board Q! Trustees.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

= Eineess and contractors for arfdses OF every as
scsipssess wharf oaalaGng pgiesrtvtns dsets ag
aaa steel shoysl encaSagiax, plans and sPsssscs
ssoas garalshe. GA app lcsaeps corr~spoD1saoe
l;citei oflee s9B-bz3 Sestls SssaoHAi aAax
naNdtax S&z-tse MAxa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no THE BUTCHERS OF SEATTLE AND Ia
l. coma-over 100 head of fat cattle for sale
mostly :, and 5-year-nd steers. aud some spaysi
heiiers between sprague and Cheney, on "A alloy
prairie spokane county. Frank ALLOY, T. O. al
dress Cheney, Wash
NuTICE-THE CHILEAN BARK ANrof.
~ META master and owner Will not be respon-
snie Tor any debts contracted by the or off,
GERS l. = WAsTDR Mn.tar
NOTICE OF SALE OF ROAD AND BRIDGE
~ Bonds -Setce Is hereby given that the board
OF county com misSioners OF snolapmish county
Washington, will receive bids up to liz q CLOCK pt
December IL, 1898 for the sale OF The balance ~
rs $500 ROAD and bridge bonds (s7o 600, ssxue
81 february i, 1893 The bonds "a legal Issue
bearing per cert Interest payable semi annually
anG rua twe8ty years
beaFo reserves the right io reject all bIdA
d - SN.-EnfIsEH.
county Auditor aud Clerk % Board
snohom4sh Wash November % fSas
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hfNk - iE-A PINE UPRIGHT PfaNn.
foPu a. maze Tr9lald@ IN every vesRssa Hu~
CH7tifi@n, laFSe amount psfa On C. caa ha p usat
tas 'eSs thAa ssno II bsssans eefsga fsscasfh.r d
ftaates tn<tFesD eats - aaf ess variety h chris
bsHrf. Fia ~@eoRa street.. tstlgeFs fewalry ss,.se
II. ANftfA--A ntS0 NAN WANTS Posi-.
w ttoa a. e(stk sod habits; splendid refer
cHces. Address e. =. ", fssst-tutssllg enerr
~ A$TEn- FAMILY UNNM. So: uDtt~F.
W kseesT hosse~oft Elti> lea aAsAtastnr =.
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A Pretty Surprise +.

beautiful illustrated and charming
ly bound edition Of ofLongfellow's Evan
geline'', recently published, is a pretty
surprise for book-loyers. 1t is in good
type with 43 illustrations by Birket
Foster and other eminent artists, is
printed on very fine and heavy paper gilt
edges, remarkably handsome cloth bind.
ing, combining the delicate colors. blue
andwhite and silver and gold. No Illustra-
ted edition has ever before been pub
lished at less cost than $1,50. and that
is about what you might guess the
price of this to be, but it isn't-it sells
for only 19cte plus cents for postage,
if by mail. This covers only about the
actual cost of manufacture by the 1OO,-
900, the publishers object being, not
profit, but to get sample of his book
makings into the hands of the book
loving millions. His publications are
not sold by dealers, but only direct; cata-
logue, 128 pages, literary curiosity in
its way, is sent for two cent stamp,
or a IL page catalogue free. Every
home in the land ought to have copy
of this Eyangeline. SO charmingly beau
tiful, as poem, as CO lection Of artis-
tic illustrations, and as product of the
book-making art, Address, JOHN B.
ALDEN, Publisher, 81 Rose, St, New
York.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
THE RAGING WATERS
Higher in Madison County Than
Tney Have Been for Years.
The County Bridge Across Mountain
Fork is Washed Away.

The heavy rains of the past few days
have so swollen the different streams in
the county that they are all raging tor
rents, and much damage is feared will
result, yesterday few minutes after II
O'Clock a. m, the large and substantial
county bridge across Mountain Fork,
about one half mile above Bell Factory
was washed away and is a complete
wreck. Tne middle peer was first to give
way and shortly afterwards q general
collapse took place. There are grave
fears expressed as to the safety of the
railroad bridge, and it is liable to meet
any moment the same fate as the county
bridge.
The waters in that section are still ris-
ing and are higher than have been known
here in the past twenty years.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
Moore and Lucian Jones.
Health Committee:-B E Scruggs, G F
Sugg and ] R Stegall.
EVENING SESSION.

| The Board again assembled at O'Clock
p. m, Mayor Hutchens in the chair, and
Aldermen A. B. Jones, VanValkenberg
Smith, Sugg, Moore, Stegall, Jones ant
Scruggs present.
The election Of city officials were taker
up. Mr E. r. Matthews was choser
clerk without opposition, and Mr.. D. N
woodbridge was elected engineer of the
fire department.
There were two candidates for city at.
torney. R. E. Spragins, and Jerre Muir.
ply Jr., Mr., Murphy was elected.
1t was moved by A. b. Jones that the
city Tresurer's salary be $500 per annum,
carried. The pay of the city attorney
was reduced to $500. The salary of the
sanitary officer was fixed at $50 per
month. No other changes were made in
the pay roll.
A. L.. Rison was reelected city treasurer.
Z. P. Davis was reelected Marshal and
J. G. Brady Chief of the night police.
The. day police force will be composed
of the following: c. B. O'Rielly. VIM.
Mitchell, D. D. Overton. The night po-
lice will be John Fulgham, Jas. Overton,
T. E. Street and Thos. w. Ward.
Irwin Hamlet was elected street super~
intendent.
VIM. Tivis will continue as engineer at
the water works. Sanitary Officer, w.
Fl. Farris.
1t was decided that the Mayor and
clerk appoint janitor for the Market
House building at a salary of $40 per
month.
Felix Sibley sexton at city cemetery,
and Henderson Hill sexton at the colored
cemetery.
A. B. Jones will officiate as Mayor pro-
tenn. Mr.. Stegall will look after the cons
fort of the fire horses.
1t was moved and carried that set of
harness be purchased for the new hook
and ladder trucks.
Lucian Jones then moved that an ad-
journment be taken and his motion pre-
vailed.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
Normal Notes.

We are to be favored next Sun
day evening with music by our new
quartette
Mr.. Natus Davis, who has beer
very sick for several days is conva.
lescent.
The carpentry and blacksmith
boys have just completed a double
V harrow for Mr.. Kelly. The work
d es credit to the young men.
Rev. S. E. Edwards teacher o.
blacksmithy, took flying trip tc
Decatur and filled the pulpit at thai
place on Sunday. He reports q
grand, successful meeting.
The Normal band, under the in
struction Of Prof. w. q. Still de-
serves special mention.
Mr.. Garth boasts this morning o.
a $500 return from the sale of hogs
lie says: "Our department ha,
brought in average return OF more
than SAC. 90 per month TOR the las
two years.
Prof. Brooks lecture last Sunday
evening before the students, wa:
practical. His illustrations of the
Importance Of promptness and hon
esty were taken from every day ex.
periences and were very impressive
E. S. nj.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
Ivy Leaf Club.

This club is to enjoy "a Tackey Party
next Thursday night at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. B E Scruggs, the follow.
ini, is the programme all tackey Quota
tions by club.
Solo--M Mrs NJ l. Lnfric
Selection-Mr w A Donegan
Solo-Miss B Fackler
Re ecitation-Mrs G Pleasant
Trio-Messrs Hendly, Brandon and
Douglass
Recitation G Fackler
Chorus BY Club
Selection-Mr R FL Peasants
Soio-Mrs Chas Donegan
Solo-MIs M Terrell
Recitation-Mrs s D Scruggs
Duett-Mr and Mrs Chas K Brown
Duett-Mr and Mrs Dr. A d Sheffey
Paper-Mrs! Chas Hendley
Duett-Mr and Mrs G Brown
Reading-M-s d S Brandon
Duett-Mrs Douglass and Miss Mary
Paper-Miss L Rankins
Essay-Miss Fannie Brandon
Inst Solo-Mr Robert Terrell
Address ChAs Donegan.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
PERSONAL.

Mr. ] c Lovelady is attending Z
S court.
Hon G c sheats was in the city this
week.
Miss Joyce Washington is the
guest of Rev, and Mrs Alfred Nc.
Cally.
Mr. Henry w Dawson Of Elkmont
Ala. was in the city this week.
Mr. F L Mack Williams attended
the G P Presbytery at Poplar Hill.
Mr. Robert H Pleasant has gone
to Chicago, ILL.,, and his wife and
little daughter Vernon will visit
relatives at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. Frank McCravey is at home
from Whitesburg.
Mr. Price Haywood was among
his friends Saturday.
Mayor Hutchense looks at home
in his new office.
Mr. Reuben E. Stegar was in the
city Saturday.
Gen. Henderson L. PEBBLES, of Moores.
villo, was in the city last night to see the
New York Stars. He saw them.
It is said that an effort is being
made to induce Prof. J A. B. Low
EFT to come back to Huntsville,
Mrs ] w. Cooper accompanied BY
her daug ghter, Miss Allane, left last eve
ming for visit with friends at Birming
ham. Mr.. Will Cooper escorted them Of
far as Decatur.
Judge Shields, of Jasper, was in the
city yesterday. The Judge is here ex-
amining our cotton mill machinery, hav.
AhS IL NiSV oAS OiCCtlOu VI q COttOu
at Jasper.
Miss May L, Clay was called no me
from Birmingham, Ala, this week
on the sad occasion of the death OF
her father. Miss Ella Cay also
come home from Spring Hill, Tenn
The visit Of Mr. W. A. Hun ton
international Secretary of the Y. M
G. A., to our local organization was
very noteworthy. He gave oul
young people some fine and instruc
i've talks, which we are sure will &C
complish much good. Mr.. Huntor
Is very pleasant gentleman whom
we are always pie 'sed to have will
us. In casting his eyes over hi
great field of labor we are glad, there
fore, that he does not over look u.s.
Normal Index.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15

25c, SOC, and 75c.
Ladies and Chifdrens Shirt Waists
Zoe, Sec, 75c. and 81 90.
Dress Trimming at SC, Sc. lOc, 25c SOC
smd 75c.
Dotted Swiss at l0c, lSc, 25c, 27c and
80 cents.
,zl1a India al Linen. SIC. 1oc. 121Sc, Is cts,
PERSIAN Null. 1Sc, l5c, SOC. and SOC.
DDimlty, 15c. 20c. 25c aHsi soc.
and 35c. ~
Laces OF every description from 1c up
to $10O. 0p
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
Information Wanted.

Information is wanted ofmy sisters
Polly and Rachel and my father
Richard Anderson, all of whom |
left in Lee county, Miss in 1867.
MIIToNsANDERsoN
Please, if you know anything OF
their whereabouts or either of them,
address, John M. Anderson
Huntsville,
Ala.
1 formerly belonged to Mason An,
derson, of Lee Co., Miss.
IF
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE, Ala
March 25th, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 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
6ah day of May. 1898.
viz: WilliamEChasteen for homestead entry No
1562O for the S3 OF W a Sec Is R1w
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
John Hobbs. of Golightly, Ala, David Nc
Gehee, Of Gladstone Ala, Alexander Crowson,
Golightly Ala Henry Carter. of Gladstone, Ala.
4-25-6t.
VIM. c. WELLS,
Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
BIacksmithing Headquarters

am running a we'll established
BLACK SMITH SHOP at Reuben
Jones old stand West end of Clinton
ST., on the Triana road.
All kind of black smiths work in
Guiding repairing and wood work,
horse shoeing etc, done neatly,
promptly and in the best workman
like manner at the lowest prices.
l invite the public patronage and
guarantee satisfaction.
6. m. G.. L. JONES, JR.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
CITY DOTS.

The best bakers bread, fresh
from the ovens at
MRS. H. SCHOLLE'S.
hyour watch won't run bring it
:" MURRAY & SMITH, jewellers.
NOW NOW IS the time to paper your
4 aus uses cheap Buy your wall paper
NOm MURRAY & SMITH.
), 3Gnool ,GI books and supplies cheapest
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
"PURlTY OF LIFE"
Rev. F. L. Duncan to Address
the Y. Nj G. A, on this
Subject.

Rev. F. L. Duncan, pastor of the
A. M. E. Church, will lecture for
the Y. NJ. G. A. at Central Alabama
Acanemy Sunday, April II, at 8
o'clock P. m. All are invited Sub
ject of discourse: Purity of Party" :"
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15

Straw Hats will be on disolay
this week in our show windows and
we will show you the Newest and
Nobbiest styles to be found in the
city.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15

Cards are out for the nuptials,
at Winchester, Thursday, April 20.
1893, of Mr.. III. B. Stamps and Miss
Fanny Bone, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, David Bone, Of Maysville Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
WALKER BROS.

WALKER BROS.
Are now ready to do all kinds
of painting and decorating.
Give them a call before having
work done,
Shop opposite MCGEE Hotel
3-21, 3 m. Huntsville, Ala,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
THE ODELk
TYPE WRITER.

QOOwill buy the ODELL TYPE WRI-
UAOTER with rs characters, and s 5 for
the SINGLE CASE ODELL, warranted to do
better work than any machine made.
1t combines SIMPLICITY with DURABILITY
SPEED. EASE OF OPERATION, wears longer
without cost OF repairs than any other machine
Has no ink ribbon to bother the operator. II is
NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL, nickel plated, perfect,
and adapted to all kinds of type writing, Like
printing press, it produces sharp, clean, legi
BILE manuscripts. Two or ten copies can be
can become an operator in two days. We offer
81 900 to any operator who can equal the work
of the DOUBLE CASE ODELE.
Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted. Spc-
cial inducements to Dealers
For Pamphlet giving Endorsements, ETC., adj
ODELL TYPE WRITER 60.
35S-364 Dearborn st. CHICAGO, ILL.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
Died..

OLAY.-At his residence in this
wy 4'l Barnett street, Wednesday
7, rpfnlng' April 13, 1898, Mr.. Alfred
l'Sy aged about 20 years. De.
!. ssssed was one of our we'll known
M ,'NenS' member of the M F.
Onu'ch and enjoyed the confidence
suu esteem Of his nei hbors. His
~ tn'lns were laid to rest Thursday
b,J uoon' the funeral services being
NJ ru a. the NJ, E. Church, Rev. e.
: Jones officiating.
1902 qp'ley,- n = Wednesday April 5th,
N. Mo-, y, at Gurley, Ala,
tsni,S "n' Gurley, leaving large
''s . Oemoan his loss.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-04-15
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