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.cuooLs AND COLLEGES.

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Y LEXINGTON, VA.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19

MT. J:P. Pelham will speak at Abbevlle Junction, Saturday, July 2l, ? D. m.
 Coffee Springs, Geneva county, Mondsy, Juy g.
 I.Lterprise, Coffee county, Wednesday, July 25
 kloa, Coffee county, Thursday, July 26.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19
wi address their fellow citizens at Sylacauga, Friday, July 20.
 Childersburg, Saturday, July 21.

Sylacauga, Friday, July 2O. Childersburg, Saturday, July 21. Hon. N. N. Clements will address this fe low citizens at Bethany, Pickens county, Friday, July 20. Pleasant Ridge, Greene county, Satur- day, July 21. Clinton, Greene county, Monday, July 23.
 Knoxville, Greene county, Tuesday. Hamilton, Marion county, Tuesday, July 31.
 Guin, Marion county, Wednesday, Au- gust 1.
 Hon. Hector D. Lane will address the citizens of Limestone on the issues of the prest nt campaign at Green brier, Friday July 20. Athens, Saturday, July 2l. Salem, Tuesday, July "A. Gilbertsb boro, Wednesday, July 20. Hon. William Richardson will speak at Hartseile, Morgan county, Thursday, July 19.
 Bass, Jackson county, Tuesday, July "A. Fabius, Jackson county, Wednesday, July 25.
 Hazle Green, Madison county, at "Old- fields Store, Friday, July 27. Meridianville, Cat night Madison county, Owens X Roads, Madison county, July 30.
 Hon. G. L. Conner will address his fel- low citizens at
 Garrard, July 20. Watford School House. July 20, at night. Rehobeth, July 2l. Taylor, July 2l, at night. Purvis School House, July 23. Dundee, July 24. Hon. Gaston A. Robbins will address his fellow citizens at Oak Level, Cleburne county, July 23. Edwardsville, Clebnrne county, July 24. Robertson's Store, Cleburne county, July 25.
 Hon. J. B. Graham will address his fel- low citizens at
 Greens Chapel ,Cleburne county July 26. Hefiin, Cleburne county, July 27. Muscadiue, Cleburne county, July 28. Hon. James E. Cobb will address hls fellow citizens at ,Aiekander City, Tallapoosa county, July IS.
 Camp Hill, Tallapoosa county, July 20. Reeltown, Tallapoosa county, July 2l. Hon. H. c. Jones will speak at Shoalford, Limestone county, Thursday July 26.
 Ripley, Limestone county, Friday, J uly 27.
 Athens, Limestone county, Saturday, July 2S.
  Hon Wilson R. Brown will speak at Iren ton, Jackson county, July 20. Bishops, Jackson county, July 21. Hon. R. H. Walker will address his fel- low citizens at
 Newton, Dale county, Saturday, July 2i. Shortersville, Henry county, Wednesday, July 25.
 Hardwicksburg, Henry county, Thurs day, July 26.
 Headland. Friday, July 27. Dothan, Saturday, July zS. The public is invited to attend and hear the iss ues of the day discussed.
 II. c. ToMPKINs,
 Chairman.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19
4 NOTED SPECIALIST.
IEirminghs m Age Herald. l

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
Birmingham Daily News. 1

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19

Cart. J. Y. Fitzpatrick will speak at Dickinson, Clarke county, July 24.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19

THE ;nIUal n eeiir g of the stockholders of l ;1e bi ma Eollii E Mill C. mpany will be held al the flee cf fhe German;a Insurance Co.,. New Or 'aLs. La, D hursday. July 19, 1894, al II o'clCck a. m., for he ele ton of dire otors and transacton of sarh other lus ress as may one before the meeting.
 je. 0 Id D. M. FORKER, Secretary.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19

Colonel Oates and Mir. W.C. Pitts will speak at:
 Cedar Bluff, Cherokee county, Thurs day, July 19.
 Stevenson, Jackson county, Friday, July 20.
 Gurley's, Madison county, Saturday, July 21.
 Bangor, Blount county, Monday, July 23.
 Salem, Limestone county, Tuesday, July 24.
 Wetumpka, Fillmore county, Thursday, July 26.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19
DIR. HOLLOWAY, THE 6 OLD 0 RELIABLE Physician, Surgeon, Specialist

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-19

Hons. II. 5. D. Mallory and P. G. Wood
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
GOOD ROADS.

one county In Alabama has appropriated
500, 900 for good roads, the taxpayers be-
lieving that the sum expended IN this way
will be first class inycstmcnt.-EX.
The foregoing excerpt is only one Of
the many instances that have come under
our observation during the past few
weeks, and IL shows plainly that the
entire country Is being awakened to the
necessity Of lettering tho condition Of
all country roads, M well as those Of the
towns. For fully six months in the year
farmers of this section find it almost i'm.
possible to bring their produce to market,
and these are the very months when pro.
ducc Is In greatest demand and the far.
mcrs then have more time To attend To IT,.
Let the people of Hazel Green and Wolfe
county wake up To the important fact
that good roads nt NIL seasons Of the year
are blessing and Of great benefit to all.
IL IL quite true that our grandiathcrs
hauled heavy loads over these same roads
year after year and never complained,
but we are now living in progressive
age, and what seemed great benefit TO
rgrandfathcrs, and even fathers, is now
considered too far behind civilization.
Not only do good roads facilitate the
bringing Of produce to market at all times,
but they also enhance the value Of prop
erty. Prospectors and home seekers going
into country where bad roads are pre-.
dominant soon turn back and look for
better localities, where they can get to
market without danger of losing their
teams or breaking down their wagons by
getting stuck in the mud. Now il the
time to go to work aud do something
toward bcttering the condition of the
roads in the county, and in short while
everybody will wonder why il was not
done sooner.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
MORGAN COUNTY NEWS.
Srllnra sunshine.


Eli phpps had fine young horse
crippled last week by jumping.
DR.. II. G.. and Nelson CLANCY, ST., left
Sunday morning for Pike county, width.
or they went horse trading
IN. Long returned from Mt. Stcr.
ling court last week, where he had some
stock on the market. lie reports dull
sales.
Thomas Upton was tried before Squire
Blankenship, last Friday, for disturbing
Kalc Nickel and family, and was fined
80 and cost
The Christian brethren have organized
n Sunday school at Salem, in the Amyx
school house, on Red river, and are fast
progressing in the study Of the sacred
scriptures.
There Is right smart stir in Morgan
now for railroad and n railroad tax.
too, but ] think the people of Morgan
county have too much sense to ever vote
such thing as II railroad tax upon them.
selves. can speak for the people Of
Upper Grassy precinct that there will
never DO II vote cast in favor Of n railroad
tax in IL, although there are II great
many people in Morgan who have been
led by petty politicians and II few insig.
nilcant townsren of this county, and
who will always continue the same way.
II we Judge from the present state Of
affairs, the people Of this precinct are
not only opposed TO n railroad tax, but
they are opposed to those who are in
favor Of it, and | will give so to the
candidate who il in favor of railroad
tax for every vote he receives in this
precinct ut the November election, 1894.
MATT
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
CANTON ~ THE PLACE
where the Democratic Congressional Con-
yention WIN be- Held July 10.

| where the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention WIZ be Held July 10.
The members Of the Democratic com
mittoe Of the Tenth congressional district
met In this city Tuesday afternoon at |
o'clock, for the purpose Of selecting II
time, place and manner for nominating
u candidate for congress. The committee
was dcadlocked for several hours on the
motion to hold II primary election all
over the district, and the amendment TO
hold n convention, the vote being II tie
: and 4. Some of the committee insisted
on Chairman Nansant casting the dccid-
ing vote as chairman, but that gentleman
doubted his right To vote IA chairman of
his county and also rs chairman of the
committee, where there was tie so the
matter rested M IL was, until Judge III.
X. French, of this city, made n motion
that district convention be- held, and
leave IL optionary with the county com
mittccs of the several counties as To how
delegates should be selected, by primary
election, precinct meetings or mass con
vcntion. This motion was adopted.
Then, after several ballots were taken
M To where the convention should be
held, and what date, Campton, Wolfe
county, was selected ny the place aud
Tuesday, July 10th, the time.
In case II county committee call n pri.
mary election or precinct meetings, same
will be held on the fourth Saturday in
June, aud on Tuesday following the
precinct delegates will assemble at the
county seats and select delegates to the
general convention. Should the county
committees call mass convention, same
shall be held ut the county seats the
fourth Saturday In June, and delegates
selected 10 the general convention, thus
dispensing with the necessity of meet
ing on the first Tuesday in July.-Sen.
tincl Democrat.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
Disease Cured Without Medicine?
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HAZEL GREEN, KY, March 10, 1904.

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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
nlnIrIrt GnnNnniInn.

At meeting OF the Democratic com,
mittec Of the Tenth congressional district,
held at Mt. Sterling, Ky, April 18th,
1894, all tho members were present in
person or by proxy. On motion IL was
Resolved, That II convention to nomi-
nate Democratic candidate for con.
gresham be held at the town Of Campton
on the second Tuesday IN July, next, nj
l0o'clock n. M, aud the delegates thereto
shall be chosen in each county on the
fourth Saturday in June ut 2 o'clock p.
m. The Democratic committee of each
county shall determine the manner of
selecting delegates, either by primary
election, mass convention, or precinct
conventions. II the latter mode IL dcsig.
mated the delegates selected ut the pre-.
cinct meetings shall meet at the county
seat on the Tuesday following to select
aud instruct the delegates TO the district
convention. II primary election is
held, the candidate receiving the highest
number of votes shall bc entitled 10
receive the vote of the county in the
district convention.
II. II. VANsANT Chm.
H. II. FRENCn, Sec'y
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Address DUBOIS Il WEBB,
500 Fourth Street, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
The herald., 1894-10-14
Among the latest attractions secured

Among the latest attractions secured
for the Los Angeles International expo.
sition is Capt. Newton II. Crittenden.
the noted explorer and ethnologist.
whose historic collections have been
among the chronological features ofmany
great expositions, receiving diplomas
and the highest awards at Antwerp,
London. the Worlds Columbian and
California Midwinter expeditions. He
will exhibit the rarest portions therof
under the title OF Wide World. The
display will embrace most interesting
subjects from the lift dwellers and other
pre-. historic American races. Owing to
the delay in receiving the pictures COM
prising the celebrated Polish art gallery,
the opening has been postponed. Due
notice will be given.
The herald., 1894-10-14

The first act discl oses Madge Brierly's
cottage in the KeIltuoky mountains, a
huge set which reflects the greatest
credit on the stage carpenter. 1t ia Wig
orous. novel and p ictureeque. You see
the cottage among, the trees in a wild
looking part of tlie mountains, the resi-
dence OF Madge. who secures her own
protection from the outer world by a
draw bridge over yawning chssm. 1t
here that the hero, Frank Layson, is
nearly shot by jealous rival; here
where the rivslfl for Madge's love en-
deavor to throw each other over the
precipice, and liere where on attempt is
made to blow frank up with dynamite.
Madge saves b i'm by fearlessly swinging
across the gull by means of rope when
the draw bridge fails her, and throwing
the bomb into the chasm. There is a
thrilling sp octacle as the explosion
skaters the walls OF the gorge and tears
mp the grou nd. This scene ia cleyerly
constructed and admirably worked
Then there is capital picture of Frank
Lsvson's blue Grass home and the home
OF "Queerl Bess," mare that ia to run
for the A shland Oaks at the Lexington
raceH, In this scene the now famous
pickanipjnies appear in come OF the most
original and grotesoue negro dances ever
seen off q plantation. They are
real pickaninnies and the way they
shuttle their feet would astonisb one un-
accuet omed to negro dancing. This act
ends With an attempt to ''get at" the
mare, and successful endeavor to fire
the table. AS the flames shoot forth
and The smoke drives back the rescuere,
MadQe dashes into the stable and brings
out the male just "a the burning roof
oomles to the ground. This dangerous
part is managed with the greatest dex-
tsrity. the effect is thrilling, and the
novelty of the stage situation pleases
tho audience i'm mensely. In the third
aot; there are five scenes, the principal
being the interior and exterior OF the
paddock on Lexington race course.
The hero will be ruined unless Queen
Boss wins the Ashland Oaks, and as the
Jockey is drunk, Madge, a clever horse
woman, done full jockey costume. She
seems somewhat ashamed to appear in
boys clothing. but to save her lover she
rides the mare TO victory. This scene
2e full OF excitement, especially when
the thoroughbreds are observed in the
race and Queen Bess carries the pucky
heroine fret past tho post. The cheers
Of the crowd are emphasized by the ap-
plause OF the audience.
s~x
VI There was no decrease in the size of
the attendance at the Imperial the past
week, in spite Of the fact that most OF
the people in the company are repeating
The herald., 1894-10-14
Los ANGELES HEKALD MORNING. oCroBER a. 1894.

"Bif" Hall. the Chicago humorist,
suggests that the reason for the failure
in New York Of New Blood (Which was
success in Chicago), was that it con-
tanned no speciaties.
The Twentieth Century Girl is the
title OF the new burletta, written by
Sidney Rosenfeld and com posed by Lud-
wig Enlaender, which Canary and Led
erer are to bring out.
Manager Abbey is expected in New
York from England on Saturday. Mrne.
Melba, Nine. Scalchi, M. Mauguiero, M.
Pol. Plsncon and Signor Rsvignani are
also on their way here, to make a con-
cert tour under Abbey and Grau's nan
agement.
Edward Harrigan will not open the
season at his New York theater until
lste--probably not before the 1st CT De-
cember. He has for the winter holidays
John Wild and Emma Pollock will ap-
pear with him.
Il is estimated that New York man.
agers lost not less than 100000 by the
cyclone which was announced by the
weather bureau and didn't come. Peo-
pie were afraid to 20 out for several
evenings, expecting the storm to break
at any hour, and business dropped every
where.
Less than a month OF Aladdin, jr.,
now remains at the Chicago opera house,
where it has just passed its seventeenth
week and one hundred and sixtieth per-
formaDce, breaking the highest record
of the American Extravaganza com pany.
Countless Chicagoans seem never to tire
of Aladdin. ir., being repeatedly seen in
the audiences, and every visitor to the
city makes bee line for it. The specs
tacle is remarkable. and the ballet is the
finest ever seen in Chicago.
The herald., 1894-10-14

Playgoers who like the novelty of see-
ing stylish young woman who has all
the dash, vivscity and resources of a
Parieienne, yet who is not coarse or
offensive in her methods, who is charm. .
ing in appearance and manner, ought t D
have seen Fanny Liddiard in Tar an d
Tartar, or should see her this week in
the leading role of Mr.. Monte Crist,.
She acts well and sings we'll, and when
che appears In tights her legs are
symmetrical sonnets in pink silk.
xsx
Mr.. John F. Bragg is in the city pre-
pairing for a lecture to be giv-
en- by General Lew Wallace. MIR.
Bragg is the man who brought
Henry Watterson here. and was re-
sponsible for that historic game OF poker
n the Press club rooms. By the way,
believe the original name of poker was
0rag.
Juan Cabrillo Fisher, who discorered
San Diego, is in this city, resting after
bis labors IN carrying through n an
eminently successful way the recent
fiesta in that city. Other thestrica men
have thought they had found San Diego,
but Fisher is the only one who (iiscov-
cred it enough to make an opera house
pay.
x<x
Frank ConRnt has reached Nevr York
after pleasant trip. His Sho .cacres
company will open it's season at the
Fifth avenue theater on Novemb er 5th.
x=x
News arrives that the Pyke Opera
company has disbanded in Sacra N ento.
and that Mr.. Pyke is in Portland ngaged
in reorganizing his forces.
The herald., 1894-10-14
Announcem ents.

In Old Kentucky will be seen ut the
Los Angeles theater, commenclu Thurs
day, for three nights and Saturt lay ma
tinee. 1t is described as an unusually
interesting play, we'll put toge ther and
full of stirring scenes and dram attic situ-
ations. Its success in New York last
season. where it remained Ior seven
months playing nightly to immense
houses, has given it repr ltation all
through the country. The pl ky goers of
Gotham found something new and
unique in the little pickan inniea and
they positively grew enthu siastio over
the real horees and the real horse race.
The heroine. too, disarmed criticism be-
cause she was pretty and sweet and
played the role OF q youn Kentucky
girl with natural grace and ingenuous-
ness.