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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
SPEIhIsG ITHdNOvLR'
Two Meetings Heid-Judge new
Captaiu Lamb Address Their

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. oct ~
special.-Two political meeui'ss 80
held hero to-day As amicaDie anu a.,
isfactory arrangements could no, DE- t,rNe-
Tor "a division OF time between ,n7 iudeo
silver men and the kcpunne"'',- on
i6 s"I Dart to OF ,he RepabHcans. spoke from
The balcony % IN. Iotel az, -. a.,
Lamb and Mr.. Henry Il. Pollard spoke III
tac courthouse. t,,.1-,d
There We're probably thIte n,',s
and Colonel Allen had at least two-thirds
OF tho crowd Enthusiasm was aoD.1
equally divided as between the TWO mel
inCa for while the SliEerite7 Inu ~, ~,
smaller crowd, they made an iio''''"'
nmOuut Of noise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
JONES "REMINISCENCES
lie speaks to a Large Audience "r' '"''
LYONS Address. the hepubl'e"ns'

FREDERICKSBURG. oct H.-Speciai'
Congressman W. a. Jones made speech
here tonight to an audience OF some
seven hundred persons, scorlns "a great
Success ana mat,r...y aidins nls cAai,ces
of re-e' ec;ion. lie spoke Tor more man
TWO hours. and aroused ms hearers 10
''7'' i5r,De i'or- of Richmond. adj
dressed the Republicans a. the club-room,
ana was given a hearty reception. ne
predicted the triumph Of the soInd MONEY
clement in the election OF MchlhIey ana
Hobart. with a Congress Iuliy ih aceoIu
with them. thus insuinb SPECIFY iv'N4 Ii
OF peace and prosperity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

NASHVILLE. TENN. octt. ,I.r,''a
Mems lSctiftcts o. continued today lse os,'r
c,pai f1siress transacted Vas ,ne ,I ap5ort
o on national architecture a 1so 'r men 10 m-
ment OF "a commute IONS no have laws
a f,smss s 5eaaias he practice Of 'Ir ds
zen, ,ecls'' AZ n'rft me yisi,9,I,s snce Of Cen
sroa a reception AZ the res'0'''' " "
eral c. H. Thufsto"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

BLACKsBURG. Va. O.t -1.-speelai.-
The Y. T. l. football team to-uay sur
prlsed everybody b. appearing ON me
gria4ron in d. Ne.y attracuNe Uniform oi
maroon and orange. The occasion Was
the .ame with Roanoke CO.ie6e. %. salem.
Both teams appeared "a lne coAH.tloh'
tae Roanoke boys beng large ana looking
determined to Cross bacAspnfs nome
g1a lue-a feat never yet accomplished
fi.f.. Dina. uu D. Given below.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were ieeued hv thc
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
L. The following applicants.
Philip c. Schloss and Miss Rosa Oracle
Brauer.
Gustavus Brown, Of Charlestown. W.
Va, and Miss AMANDA Hechler.
Samuel =. Trevillian and Miss Bculah
Thompson.
Pobert Russell and Miss Sarah Clai-
brrne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

ATLANTA. GA. Oct 2l.-Dr Willi;a,m
II FELTON,, an elector on the fop-ist
ticket. has bolted ard gone over 20 the
Republicans. DR.. FELTON, says tnat ne
disaCrees with Mckinley nnAnciai
policy. and changes because snG D WI
Gratis will not support Ih'hds f. WV
son for Nics-Pr .s!dens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
The DaUntlceS Capfured

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Octobcr H.
on New Smyrns bar this morning the
United States cruiser Raleigh captured
the filibustering steamer Dauntless and
her tender. r. l.. Mabey. The Dauntless
was caught about 6 o'clock. and the Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22

GNclloy) VS!ontl.'
gvt.,l.r, (COcke)
TouctdoN ne -ReiiCr, ROseng1rten, Ban
nard CD. clley. Goals from toucndOM E.
I,frd ~ wheeler. Goals from fed
I,l,ia ~. Referee Laurie Bliss. Of idle.
-mpIrc-Brown'ee Of Princeton. Lines
men-hayuard and Kennedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
NIARRlAGE.

BRUcE-NEwTON.- Married. In Norfolk.
Va. at the home OF the bride. Ionday.
October 10 1896. PHILIP ALEXANDER
BRUCE 10 Mrs. BETTY TAYLOR
NEWTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
WON INTHESIXTH HEAT.
MISS MEIDOU's man HARMED
VICTORT II EILEIGU.
AddIe :. : Captures the $50 Trot in Three
Straight IIcats-Two Eunning
Eaces-Other Turf Events.

RALEIGH. y. c., October IL. Special
Rare autumn weather ana otner at
fractions Brought out "A largely Increased
attendance a. The State FAIR to-dty. The
grOui Dis IIestnted an anlni-.d appear
ance. Tnorsa nds Witnessed the races,
which were well contested. Tonight the
city Is alive, ana the hotels are well allied
The crowd gathers with each incoming
trai'.
Tomorrow will be the biz day Of she
far. and the race programme the most
attractive. Summaries or to-day races
800 class. trottiug, purse $40:
Miss Mcafows. b. m, by Frank
lin Chief fAustln) ....+..-..-.. )
Baron Wood. b. r., by Baron
Po.cy (Ccwcll IND Merrihcld). :
Rapid br. l.. chatham ana
Brigss) .......... ........-..'...'' :
Marie. b. m. Bryan .......-....
Mary Lee, b. m. Smith ...... u
Charlie, b. e. Paxton) ......... Us.
Time. 2:25 II 2:26 il, 2.32. 2.32 Il 5'sl.
go class. trottinc. Tor thrce-yedr ohi7
Addio :. :. D.. m. Ohalman) 90. : :
Josiah quincy. 10. g.. tAuatin) ''' =
Jgbcrie mr. g. tStOkesl ........ J lpls.
Craotan. b. Z. (MertiiiolD DIS.
Three quarter mile dash, running "o-
yoar-olds purse S-vo'
IEttOeli. ch. I ............'.'''.'''' .
Ny Vic br. T. ...-........''''-'' q
MChun, b. G.. ......'.'''''''''''''''
Flash. y. b. G. ........''.'.'.''''' ''''''''
one me-, ra nd five clghths mile dash. run
ning purse $50:
Eroch H. by Wclful .............-... '.' j,
Lady Helen. b. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Also Ran. b. =. ......s.'..' '''t'''''''
j. g.. ch S. ...........ss'.'''' '''''''''
Time 3.0i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
VIRrINIi, 20 nv DEFEITED.
Princeton WON By a score of ~ to 0-Each
rlav.d 4 Gond Gaml.

PLAYED Good Gam.
PRINCETON. y. J.. October H.-The
Princeton football team to-day defeated
the University Of Virginia eleven by "a
score OF IS 10 O. TWO halves of twenty
two minutes each We're played. During
the nrst hair OF the game the Nirglnlans
put up a fair resistance. but IN the
second half the Tigers had things quite
their own way. PrincetCns goal line was
never menaced during the entire game.
While Virginia was weak In the lire. few
long gains We're made. owing TO the
splendid tackling Of Cooke and Dabney.
The work of Quarterback HoXton was al-
so OF high order. The entire Princeton
team worked together as one man. Smiths
running was phenomenal and his passing
accurate. The star player OF the day.
however. was Baird. who kicked TWO
goals from the field. besides giving a Inc
exhibition OF punting under difficulties.
Brokaw. at end. played even better
game than Cochran. tackling hard ana
sure and getting down the field quickly
on nuntS.
49,. ara vnrccpe witnessed the On me-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
srFFOLK EyENTs.
Flank I. Wins IN >iraiGht Heat'-it Take

i-lveto Drciae tie 2..b iiot'
SUFFOLK. VA, oct. IL 3D10'''
The result of the races foi inc seoo''u
day Of SUFFOLK Fair W9s az iollo"S'
80 oln.s. mILe ho4ls. best tnIee ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
OVERFLOW MEETING.

while Senator Daniel was entertaining
his appreciativc audience inside. an over
now meeting of several hundred was adj
dressed out in front of the Academy by
Mcssrs. c. NJ. Wallace. Jr. and II. NJ.
Smith, free-silver leaders, and their APP
plause was almost as wild as that which
rewarded the efforts Of Senator Daniel
IT was after II o'clock before the double
meetings broke up. and the excited 10 to
l doyotoes sought their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-22
Robinson Stcarns.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. C-t 1l-sne-
ciai.-This afternoon at clock Al~s
Lila Poarie Stedrns the arc"mi cd
daughter OF Col ector OF Customs j.. D.
Stearns Of this city, was married l'
Mir. Clarence Wclmore Robinson. Il iI-iii
voune attorney. Tho ceremony took place
i'm Observation-Disclosures Methodist church.
Revs. Geoire W. Wray and y. ". Well
ford Officiating. SIR. AND AIRS Robinson
left for their future home DOB Colorado.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28
q Strawberry Shortcake.

One quart of -four, n cup Of butter,
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder, half "a
tablespoonful Of salt, the white Of an esq
Rub the butter into the flour, then add
the baking powder and salt Beat the
white Of the egg to stiff froth and add
with cold milk sufficient to make a
dough stiff enough TO roll out. Make the
cakes about half an inch thick and bake
ON pie tins in quick oven. When done,
cut around the edges and split them,
place thick layer Of well sugared
Strawberries between, sift powdered sug-
ar over the top and serve with cream.
The foregoing is recipe given in The
Ladies' Home Journal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28

DIAMOND, HEART AND STAR CUSHIONS.
mond, two pieces being cut out in card.
board; covered with silk and scanned to-
gethef. | .vI t,t
The star cushion requires more work
than one would imagine at the first
glance, though on closer, inspection
you VIII observe it consists of no less
than 12 pieces of diamond shaped card,
each covered separately with silks You
will require two colors for this-two
shades of pink are very pretty or two
shades of blue. The diamonds must be
cut an inch and a half long, and six
pieces must be scanned together to form
the front and the same number for the
back. A small piece-of wadding in the
center of the two must be added lust to
give'a little fullness to the middle before
they are finally sewed together. When it
is designed to carry either of these
cushions i'll the pocket, the ribbon loops
and bows may be omitted.
The most effective way Of carving
out the pansy design lies in as near a
copy OF the pansy itself as possible. Two
differently shaped pieces are required
for it. Cut out diagram marked 1 in
cardboard, and cover on both sides with
purple velvet, scanning your edges neat
ly and finishing it off well, this piece
being the back. Now you cover diagram
with yellow silk. This is the top
piece with the Three petals, and WITH
some purple filoselle you must shade the
lowest OF the. thrse petals so thiclily as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28

After being subjected to the ordinary
treatment, wash leather usually bellies
its name, and instead of retaining its
softness and smoothness, dries literally
as hard as board. To preserve the
leather in its original softness, wash it
in the following manners To every
quart Of hot (not warm) water add
teaspoonful Of salad oil wash the leath-
er well through this, using plain prim-
rose soapen the dirty portions; if neces-
sary, rinse in second supply Of hot
water and oil; wiring, shake out and
place teatS, but hot Close to, a fire to
dry 1t is only when the leather is very
dirty THAT the. second wateris required.
=" Nicely FURNISHED MONS at the
Popular House, l54 Fort street,
from Sl.00 per week up. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28
CUSHIONS FOR PINS.
FOUR PRETTY MODELS DESCRIBED.
DIaecnoNs-FoR MAKING THEM.

~ 81 q ~ D.
CONFERENCE.-THE MAY BE Finished to
Garry In the Pocket or Hang on the
Observation-Disclosures Required ,rsf
To make the diamond cushion cut
two pieces of, cardboard in the shape Of
q diamond. The length from point to
point, endways, shonld be three inches.
Cover these neatly with silk or satin, in
two contrasting colors say gold one
side and brown the other, or black and
pink look very we'll The two sides
must be seaind h together.
The heart Shaped cushion is made in
exactly the same manner as the dia-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28

DIAGRAMS AND PINCUsHIoN COMPLETED.
to make it almost appear purple, and
the two other petals are to be only
slightly shaded with long stitches in
the same manner. g.. 70. .F
Lay diagram 2 on the top of diagram
1, sew them both firmly together and
buttonhole stitch them right through
with purple silk. This makes a charm
ing pincushion, and if carried out in a
large size--that is to say, about six
inches-it is pleasing cushion to hang
at one side Of the mirror in the bed
room. l,t ALICE VARNUM.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14

The Forthcoming Sunday School Associa-
ton Condition of Crops-Personal.
Greensboro Oct 12.-(Special Core
spondence THE circuit court for Hale
convened Saturday morning. Judge Ty-
son, in absence of Judge Moore, presid-
ing. His charge to the grand jury was
clear and forcible, and made n fine i'm
preston upon the audience, with whom
he is a stranger, as this is his first visit
to Hale. There are four murder cases on
the docket. Hon. Thomas X. Jones was
appointed foreman of the grand jury.
The fourth convention Of the Hale
County Sunday School association will be
held in the Presbyterian church at
Greensboro on the 23rd and Gath of Octo-
Der. A number of addresses will be de-
livered and essays read on appropriate
subjects by distinguished ladies and gen.
tlemen. The exercises VIII % enlivened
with music from the best talent Of our
town. The convention will be In session
two days. Visitors will be entertained
by citizens of Greensboro, ana no pains
will be spared to make 1t the occasion of
much pleasure and interest to all who at
tend.
The probate Judge of Hale has appoint
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
7ALAB ANA.

ed as managers of the election persons
recommended by the democratic execu-
tive committee of the county, which has
been the practice in this county for many
years.
The late decline in the price of cotton
has made our farmers blue, but many are
holding back for better prices, for they
know that the bulk of the crop has been
gathered and that there is a smaller
quantity on the plantation and in the
fields than was ever known before
DR.. r. Il. Cobbs. rector of st. Paul's
church, is on a visit to Sewanee for the
benefit of his health. When last heard
from he had improved very much.
The corn crop in this section has been
gathered and the yield has been about
two-thirds of last years crop. The de-
mand for corn next year will be heavy.
On account Of cholera among hogs there
viii be about half the quantity of pork
raised. Corn is now selling from first
hands al 80 cents per bushel
Having gathered their crops and paid
their rents the negro tenants are anxious
to make contracts for another year. In
this respect there is great change for the
better among the negro population. For
many years after they were free it was
almost impossible to get them to make
contracts until the close of the year.
They are gradually becoming more set
tied in their habits.
Miss Augusta Cobbs of Admission is
visiting her grand parents
Mrs. J. NJ. p. Otis, Jr., is on a visit to
her parents in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Stiekney of Biz
mingham are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Greensboro.
Miss Sarah IGvins, daughter of A. G.
Evins. is quite sick.
Mrs. Charlotte Fllerbee has returned
from long visit to Admission and Mont
gomery.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
aADSDEN.
Extension OF Telephone Lines - ENLARGE
ment of Tributary Cotton Territory.

Extension Of Telephone Lines - Enlarge
ment of Tributary Cotton Territory
Gadsden. oct. 13.-(Special Correspond
ence.)-Tom Watson will enter the sew
enth district and speak in the interest OF
CONGRESSMAN NJ. w. Howard. This seems
to be settled fast, and the dates will
very likely be announced in the next lew
days.
The new members of the county educa-
tfonal hoard are MesSrs. j. =. Preston OF
Alfalfa and w. T. Gay of Gadsden.
There are now 3S5 pupils in the white
hubble school and siXty-one in the col
ored. This is the largest number ever
enrolled.
C;adsden is receiving cotton this season
from a territory for a radius of $50 miles.
We have a good cotton market here ana
one that can't be beat,
Mrs. ]. p. Campbell. missionary from
Suchow, China, VIII lecture on woman
Work in China" at the First Methodist
church tonight
The telephone lire from Walnut Grove
to Gadsden is in splendid working order,
and is rapdly coming into favor. The
business men are finding the line a great
convenience and are putting it to use. In
a. few days Mr.. Adams will begin work on
the other lines. When they are complet-
ed Gadsden will be in communication
with all the small surrounding towns and
trading points, and her trade Will be
largely increased in consequence.
1t is reported that the iron mines at At
ITALIA are to be opened again and that
something near 100 hands would be given
employment. 1t IS hoped that the rumor
is well founded
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
THOMASVILLE.
Negro Shot While Evading Arrest-W ork
on Telephone Line Progressing.

Thomasville, Oct 13.-(Special Corre-
spondence.) "A few nights ago a negro
who had fed from Wilcox into this coun-
ty, to evade the officers. was shot and in
stantly killed while resisting arrest by a
deputy from that county. The names Of
the parties could not be ascertained.
The negro restaurant on the first floor
of the burden house was declared by the
council to be a nuisance and dangerous
to other property, consequently the may
or had 1t removed by the time it started.
The South Alabama Baptist institute
opened Monday with an enrolment Of
sixty-seVen pupils. The corps of teach
ers consisting of Prof. j. M. McIver,
Misses Sallie McIyer, Adele Cobb and I'M
mic Boroughs, were in their places ready
to begin the arduous work of the ses-
sion.
Court convenes at Grove Hill next Mon
day
Work is progressing on the Thomasville
and Nanafalia telephone line.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
COLLIN VILLE.
Another Bryan Club in sight-An Act oil
Neighborly Charity.


Neighborly Charity.
collinsville, Oct 13-CSpecial Core
spondenee)-A Bryan, Sewall and Bull
lock club will be organized by the demo-
Gratis of VanBuren beat next Saturday
afternoon =
The horse traders and swappers are
prepared to have the largest trading day
Of the season at Skirum on the fourth
saturday of this month. Every trader In
DeKalb and adjoining counties are eX-
Dected to be on hand that day, SO, boys
don't fail to go. ,,.,.5;s4
The revival meeting at the Methodist
church was begun Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Rev. L. NJ. Roberts filed the pui-
nit and delivered most excellent ser
mon. and at night Rev. r. Il. Stancel
preac hed good sermon. Services VIII De
held at II a. m. and p. m. Let every
Lodv attend the meeting.
The neighbors of the community OF
cuest armed themselves with baskets
and niclSsacks one day last week ana
made their way to the cotton helo OIL n.
p Rmledge and gathered his crop, as
he is compelled to stay in Collihsville win
his sick wife. who IS under the treatment
~ he doctors. Mr.. Rutledge ia under
MANY Obligations. and tenders each one
Of his neighbors his sincere thanks.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
ANNISTOE.
''Blue Ribbon Burned ia a Barn-Ihe Sick.
Change of Schedule.

"Blue Ribbon Burned ia Barn-The SICK
Change of Schedule.
Admission. Oct 13.-(Special Correspond
enee.)-The union services being held at
the First Presbyterian church are full of
promise. The meetings yesterday, as also
the services this morning, were deeply ire
teresting and profitable. DR.. Pearson is
n man Of large experience and great pow
err in this special line of work, and all
who fail to avail themselves Of this OPP
por1unity will be the losers. A large con-
gregation was present at the IL o'clock
service this morning.
The barn Of DR.. Wiley Glover, who
lives six miles above Jacksonville was
destroyed by fire early Saturday morn
ing. together with four head of stock,
hay. fodder, etc. The loss is about $1,000,
with little insurance. 1t is not known how
the fire originated. One of the animals
burned was a swift trotter, "Blue Rib
bon"
A new schedule went into effect on the
oxford Lake line and Noble Street Elec-
trio line yesterday, the cars stop run
Ming an hour earlier than usual
Mr.. S. r. Smoot of the firm of G. ~
Scott & Co, Tenth street groeers, Is quite
sick with fever.
Mr.. Archie Mcleod is also confined TO
his room by illness.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
Cures Are Guaranteed.

Dr. Holloway guarantees to you a cure, and his guar
antee is reliable one After careful examination
sultaton personally or by letter. you told exactly what
a guaranteed cure will COST including medicines. The
same written guarantee given to patients who treated
bv mail as to those who reside in the city, but il you wish
to come here for treatment will contract pay your rail
road fare and hotel bills and make charges for medicines
or services if fail to permanently cure you.
respectfully REFER with permission, to Steiner Bros,
bankers Jefferson County Savings Bank Alabama National
Herald, as to my responsibility for my contracts
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
GEORGIANA.
Some Very Cheering Signs Of Prosperity
Houses Are Scarce.


Georgiana. Oct 12.--(Special Core
spondence) MIR. A. II. Feagin begins to-
day to manufacture the brick for the
building of two new business houses on
one of our main streets. The high tide, of
prosperity has struck the town at last.
There is not vacant house, either resi-
dent or business to ba found in the place.
Among those who have recently moved
in is Mr Cherry and family from Opelilla.
The political pulse is normal Our peo-
pie are for the democratic nominees. Mr..
Stallings, our congressman, has been re-
connoitering in town of late and round
ing up the odds and ends.
Rev j. T. Griswold and family of
Chilicothie, Tex, after a visit to rela-
tives leave today for home.
Rev Mr.. Talferer of Evergreen
preached at the Baptist church yester-
day.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cherry is quite sick.
Mr.. Howard Jernigan of Milton. Fla.
formerly pupil in the p. d. III. school,
was in town yesterday
The new chapel of The p. d. III. school
win soon be completed.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
AT the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN,

Rev. II. l.. Walker, the brilliant and
consecrated young synodical evangelist
of Alabama synod of the Cumberland
resbyterian church and a graduate of the
Theological school, Lebanon, Tenn, class
of 1896 will preach at the Cumberland
church tonight. Mr.. Walker goes as
missionary to the foreign field next au-
tumn. If you like to hear a sermon fun Of
love for Christ and a chaste and elegant
scholar, come out to hear him.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
SULLIG EMIT.
Bryan and Sewan Club Organized
blood Didn't Speak.

Sulligent, Oct. 13.-(speclal Correspond
ence)-A Bryan and Sewall club was or
ganized at this place yesterday. G.. r.
Brown was elected president, c. e. Bank
head vice president and j. f. Garrison,
editor of lightning, secretary
Hon. J. d. McClusky of Vernon adj
dressed the club in short speech. It is
proposed to have regular meetings of the
club from now until after the election.
Hon. George Youngblood the populite
candidate for congress, was billed to
speak here yesterday, but it seems that
it was not generally known, and eonse-
quently there were so few here he did not
sneak
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
He Treats Only Private Diseases.

By thus devotng bis whole time to the cure Of Private
Troubles he has acquired an experience and familiarity
practice Of medicine
This with successful treatment quick and permanent
cures has established for him reputation not confined to
the City Of Birmingham the State Of Alabama. The
great which has crowned his efforts TOR the relief
suffering humanity attested by patients from
every State in the Union.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-14
~~,5.9-
ROCKFORD.

Circuit Court Is in Session - Democracy's
Chances Are Bright and Frightening.
Rockford Oct. 13.--(Special Correspond
ence )-Circuit court convened here yes
terday.
Hon. Willis Brewer, Hon. T. L. Bulger
and Capt. r. L. Kolb addressed large
and enthusiastic audience here today.
Unless all signs fail Coosa will return
a handsome democratic majority in No
vember Democrats are in fine spirits,
and are working like beavers.