Huntsville gazette. [volume], August 07, 1886, Image 3

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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A mod
el 0/purity, strength and holesome
nes^ More economical than the
ordinary kind* and cannot he sold
11 competition with the multitude of
„n test, short weight alum or plioa
)h»te powders. Sold only in cans
ilmi. Bakisu Powdku Co., lOfi Wall
St., N Y Oct 31 ly
THIS PAPER-'^^"^'*
I lllw | using Agency of Messrs.
|J. w. AYER A SON. out authorised agent*.
IT You Wish a Good Article.
Of I'i.i i. Thhbacco iisk your dealer for
‘•Old Rip.”
Fresh, cool lager beer always on
tup. The finest stock of native and
forgein wines in the city, to be found
lit saloon of.
\V. F. STRUVE’S.
'f'fie ilearuat spot ou i aitti to me is tiou «,
»ud what evet conducts to the hoaltti or
comfort, of the home circle is regarded as a
blessing. In the category of blessings we
place White’s Gr-cun Vermifuge the best
worm tin dicine in the world. It never fails
to npi woimswhen their pressure in the
stomach is indicated by the usuul symp
toms.
Religious Services.
PRIMITIVK BAPTIST.
Sunday Augusts, funeral service?
at 11 a in.
Evening sen ici h beginning at 8
o'clock !>y Eld W II (jinnton and
Rev Richard Wi.lkei.
Rev Johnson's cLnrdi which holds
it* services near the cemetery was in
corr* cl l> published last, week as tb*
boubiern M E Church. It should
have hern African M. E.
vt1 RICAN M K. CHURCH.
Sunday services at 4 p. ro, nnd*r
the arhor south of Colored Cemetery,
hy Rev A S Johnson, Pastor.
gakksidk m. k. church.
R v A W McKinney, Pastor.
Sunday school 9?; o'clock a. m.
Services 11 a, m. 3 p. iu. and 7J p.
m.
- Ill C. 1*. CHUllCH.
Hi v ,J F Humphrey Pastor. S. S.
*•!) u i-locil a m. Services 3 p mf
ll,iil 8 K dock
\ >4 R. CHUllCH
H'v.fno M (roodlne, Pastor. Sur,
School nl 0 a. tn Services at 3
Rtl,l 8 o'clock p ni.
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Win m3 JyWd aii3(.|o&l»p.
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' Wnii tness reigns around the polls
M"u]ay.
^ e In ijm-riiins keep the crope
'‘"Dining.
p 1 he new p«.\vs 0{‘ Eakeanle M.
* landi Wl received Monday
j Ha*. ( hurcli is p< iug put in order
j J ^ ''Heal ion ih*y San.’ay August
I'1 •ulent tickets are eh et
Um count h's of Elmore, Chill
Clumbers, Maoon, Colbert
leksou aud ruacaloosa
j Personal.
[ Mr VVm Mastih was down from
| Hszla Green ibis week.
Mr Norman Muslin, Jr left f‘ i
Memphis Wednesday.
M iss Susan Pope is in Memphis
the guest of her brothers.
Miss Maria L Clay is conducting
a flourishing school at Center Hill.
Messrs Willie Garrett and Henry
R >88 were in the city .Sunday.
Mr J M Rice has charge of the
Owen’s X Roads’ public school.
Mr John T iwuseud li ft, for M< ‘in
pliis Sunday to visit relatives and
fi i inis.
Mr. Sam W. Roan arrived from
Birmingham Thursday, and we re
gret to hear is in very feeble health.
Mr B M Morten made u brief stop
over Sunday to see his mother and
friends.
M*\ ftibt. P. McD.ivi I of the
Birmiughani dye has been in the city
this week.
Masters Eddie Clay and Lawrence
Hfeudley rre trying their fortune in
Memphis.
Mrs Racial Wulker, mother of En
gineer Tivis, has returned to her
home at Perry ville, Ky.
Mr Price Haywood, a talented
young teacle r of this county, is
teaching uear Fuyetlville.
Mrs Alice McCdly was tailed
home Sunday on the sad occasion of
the death of her sister.
Rev. A VV McKiunny is hack from
un extended trip to Eut*w, S< otts
tioro aud other points, on church
business.
Ou the Imppy occasion of the nup
tials of Mr. Joe C. Martin and Miss
Sadie J. Seay at Nashville. Tenn.,
July 21st. 188G the fur and accoin
pliahed bride received bridal pres
ents valued at $1,200.
Master Allen A. Carter an efficient
mailing clerk ot The Gazette leaves
for Chattanooga to marrow to engage
iu business Such a reliable and in
telligent a young man will win suc
cess anywhere.
Mrs. Georgia A. Henderson, of
Nashville, was iu attendance at the
National Grand Temple last week,
and was el< cted as the National
Grand Priudess for two years. She is
quite an iutell:g«nt lady, and has the
working of the Older at heart and
talks to the |»oiut.— Memphis Watch
man.
MAT I
The City Solons in Council. The
Contemplated Improvement of
the Market House
The honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen met in regular session at tbe
Mayor’s office last evening. Tbe min
utes of the last meeting having been read
and approved, tbe reports of officers of
committees were read and referred to
the finance committee.
TAXES.
Tbe following was offered by Jones
and seconded by Ware. ‘‘Be it ordained
by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city
of Huntsville, that the rate of taxation
for tbe present year shall be one half of
one per cent for general purposes, and
one half of one per cent for rpeeial pur
poses. .
Ou motion of Jones, a committee of
three l>e appointed to draw plans and
specifications of a bridge to lie built
across the blue spring branch on Clinton
street. Carried. Mayor appointed
Rodgers, Stegall and Ware.
On motion of Jones, the matter of
building a bridge across the street in
front of the cemetery was referred to the
executive committee.
THE city’s FINANCES.
On motion the finance committee was
instructed to borrow $1,000, for the pur
pose of paying off the officers and em
ployees of the city.
The following resolution was offered
by Jones seconded by Stegall:
Resulted, that the treasurer is hereby
instructed to pay oft the coupons due in
July and August. If there is not enough
money in treasury, the finance com
mittee is hereby instructed to borrow the
balance. Carried.
THE NEW CITY HALL.
On motion of Conway seconded by
Stegall, the Mayor was requested to call
a special meeting of the Board as soon as
practicable for the purpose of examining
t he plan and specification of the improve
ments to be made at the market house.
Mr. 1). B. Young was elected Princi
pal of the City School, w. vice Rev. J. A
B. Lovett, resigned.
The death of tiov. i ilden remove*'
mother of the ablest ^Statesmen of
America from the field of action
Hie lose to the Democracy ie irre
parable.
OUR LETTER BOX
Still They Come-Churches
and Sunday Schools
Down on Excur*
sions
Editor of tho Huntsville Gazette,
wo rejoice to see that through your
P®P*t one of the greatest evils of our
land it condemned, viz ; excursions.
In this you have our moral eupporl.
Keep pouring it into them.
G. White,
Bellefotile, Ala.
In behalf ot the \I. E. church
Kur tlx- nuiit»vill« tt«i«tle.
dor.
We are glad to see the Gaz ite;
speaking out against excursions, in
this you have the moral support of
aU the g'Xxl people of Scot tsboro. Our
church here has taken no stock iu
them at all, only a few of the low
class patroniz * them. Signed in be
half of the M, E. Church
M. M. McKinney
ScotLsburo, Ala: 1* odor.
TolheElitor of the Huntsville
Gazette: Wo the teachers and pu
pils of tlie Scott si to ro M. E. Sunday
school arc glad to see tout through
your paper • xeursions are condemn
ed iu this you have our support. We
take uo stock hi them hero.
W. J.
Sup li'iiendent, and teacher io pub
lic Schools.
COURTLAM)
Convict Wliippd to Death. Cr pa <>.
K —Lawrence K'ects the Ke
pi) III icun Ticket, Campbell
Defeated by Treachery.
Notes and Personals
Copbtland, Aug. 4, 1880
Ou Friday July 30lh, a Mr. II'. b
iusou that, runs a brick yard at Hills
boro and hires convicts to work it,
whip|>ed one of the colored men to
death—so I am reliably inform- d.
Mr N. T. Tisdale of Doc ttur spent
last Sabbath here the guest of your
bird.
M isa Ella Ashford wont to Clmt
lanooga on the excursion on the 31st.
1 guess “Sol mite” will have to see
after her.
M rs. Lugeni i Perkins and Mr. F.
0. Ashford have been quite sick this
week
The barbecue at Spring Creek ou
the 31st, was a grand success.
There was pleuty of all that is
good and speeches were made by
Hon James U. Branch, r. H. C
Bin ford and “Old Lawrence's” most
gifted son—Mr. H. H. Stewart.
We had u good rain on the 1st,
and farmers are jubilant.
Miss Kosia A. White is hack from
her trip to Birmingham an 1 express
es heroelf as much pleased -.villi the
“Magic City ”
Mrs G. B. J ihu-ioudied here oft
fc’ie 28olt.
The election here pass id ff
quietly and the Republican ticket,
was elected with the exception (,f
Probate Ju Ige. M-. D. B. Coupbell
vho was defeated for that office by
treachery of hiH “frieuds” is one of
the very best men in A1 ibama
The Republic ms of Lawrence
county owe Air Campbll a debt of
gratitude that they can never pay
Mr. L D. Campbell, his m st worthy
son, worked like a Trajan ami cer
thinly his work ami parental affec
tion should have hern crowned will)
success. •
Mr. E F. Logwood came down
from Chattanooga on last Sunday
night and spout, several days in our
town.
Among those who are woithy <1
mention, for the active and bold
stand that they took in defense ofjhe
Republican party are Mat. Hawkins,
Richard W. Hurt. Willie Johnson,
Stephen White, Rob't McMahan,
Thomas D Fitzgerald, Rob't Goode,
Lem SnrckluforJ, Tommie While,
Hammit Ashford, your bin! and
others
Jack Daw.
—Attention is directed to the an
UGuncement of the opeuiug <*f the
new Hidoaud For .-hire by Mr J,,r
den Times, a young man full oi busi
ness eutei prise and getup and
worthy of the largest possible patron
age and encouragment. See his'eard
and g*ve him a call at bis 9tand on
the corner of J> ffsrson and Holmes
street
• trt Ready lor Ihp KHtlrnHtl.
Parties interested in onr new railroad
at Nashville are very confident that the
$40,000 required from Nasliville will be
subscribed bv or soon after the first of
September, and we have every reason to
expect that work will be begun next
month. Nothing remains to be done lie
fore active ojieratfons can begin except
the Nasliville subscription, Huntsville
having raised hers and procured the
j light of way. Several members of our
I local committee expect to goto Nash
! ville soon and aid in the work of solicit
! ing subscriptions there. Nothing that
j would happen would so stimulate trade,
j increase business, restore confidence in
[Huntsville future and give Madison
county a big boom in all industrial lines
i as the building of this railroad. It is in
| truth the anchor of our hope and salva
tion. The Carlisle road is intended to go
from G..ntersville to Decatur, and notli
ing will secure its coming tins way ami
giving Huntsville an outlet South except
the building of the road from here to
Elora, Hence its great importance, and
the absolute necessity of its early con
struction. The anxiety and deep inter
est of our people is commendable, but
they w ill have to exercise patience and
have faith.— Huutsville Mercury.
NOTICK
The Board of Directors of the
Huntsville Gazette. Newspaper (J »m
j.any will meet «t tne Gaz tte office
at 12 o’clock noon, Saturday August
21, 188(1, for the tranaaction of im
p irtant hud ties. Every member in
requested to he punctual in att n
danee.
H AKItl SON 1)"X
H (’ BlnP kRlk Pi eni lent.
Sec Y
Sauls, liepuhlicau, is elected to
the Legislature in Etowah County Ity
a im jority of 180.
A gentlemen who hud been sfflietod with
piles for years nnd vainly h night relief in
many lands, was told by a friend that Ta
bier’s Buckeye Pile Ointment wae a eer
tiin cure for that disease. The rest is soou
told for whoever aaes Tablet’s' Buckeye
Pile Oiutment will surely find speedy and
permanent relief.
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY.
/ 1ENTBAL TENNESSEE COLLEGE, Nash**
V 1 ville, Tennessee, Chartered INtifi. I>e*
part men is: English, Normal, Academic,
Scientific, College, Law, Medicine, Dentistry.
Theology, Pastor’s Course, Industry, Music.
Enrollment past year, 447. Expenses from $9
to III) per month 1st Term begins Hept. 20tli,
2nd, begins Dec. 13lh, 3rd, Logins March 7th,
1HH7.
For Catalogues Ac. address
Rev. J. Bkaden.
Nashville- Tenn.
BEREA COLLEGE, Berea. Kv., A first class
school open to all young people of good
character. Attendance past year, colored 224,
white 174. Faculty and instruction 17. Fall
session opens Sept. 29,
|For information address
P. O. Dodo a.
Bec’y. and Treas.
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.
KKNOXVILLE COLLEGE,—Board, mi
tion, fuel, light, and furnished room 011.
Ifi.OO per month for ladies and gentlennn
Ail grades rec.oeived from primary to classi
cal. Term begins Sept. 4th. Send for cata
logue to I’kes. J. 8. McCulloch.
Knoxville, Tann.
4 Per Cent. Loans 1 Percent.
LIFE LOANS
Ou any kind of security and good
prumisory notes. U. Governmenf
Bonds, Foreign Redemption Bonds
sold on monthly payments. Large
premiums for sruidl investors. Re
•i d>!e correspondents wanted every
where. 'Perms favorable. Addr^iss
for particulars, G. W. FOSTER,
Banker, 42 Broadway, N \
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointments is so
well kuown that only a word as a reminder
is necessary. No one who has suffered with
Piles needs to be told more than once tint
rubier* Buckeye Pile Ointment is posi
tively a prmnuent for that harassing dis
Good and ill luck may be received with
an eqnil uiiud, nuless the latter takes the
form of Piles, one of the mo t distressing
diseases. Wien thus afflicted the n oat
couifortiug assn ranee we can receive is
that T ibier’a Buekeye O.utment will cure
every n.ise of Piles ou the Globe Give it
a trial and be convinced.
-* ♦ a-—
Mayor Mast in received a letter from
Florida on yesterday announcing the sad
tact of the death of his uncle, Capt, John
Clarke.
it ini Below Cost!
SCHAUDIES’ IMMENSESTOGK
OF
Boots and Shoes
are now being sold at and below cost to
make room for an entire new Stock.
CALL EARLY FOR BARGAINS
Best and latest styles Boots and Shoe <
made to order of the best Materials.
A. C. SCHAUDIES.
Below National Bank, HuntsviUtf,' Ala.
You Will Find Every Thing You Want
I2ST
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
Best of Re
pairing,
JEWELRY,
Silver ware,
Spectacles'
Elegant Goods and Most Reasonable Prices
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
JSTSign of Big Watch.
No 17 Commercial Row.
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
Ernest Karthaus.
TEE COMING SEASON
A. HERiTEIN.
The finest display of goods you ever sa*v
at bottom prices.
Is/L 11 .XjUsTEIIE^'Y".
The Largest in North Alabama
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS,
IIaTS ALL SHAPES,
HATS, ALL COLORS.
CANTON STRAWS L'.V.
MILAN STBA VVS $1.00,
h: {i li ; I HL v> in
SWISS EMBROIDERY,
HAMBURG
WHITE ROBES,
GLOVES.
BUTTONS,
ALL OVERS,
RUCHING,
RI BBONS,
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Stitt* Hats, White Hats,
Soft Hats, Colored Shirts,
Straw Hats, Underwear,
Collars, Ties, Umbrellas.
Jl. IlEHSTKIJSr,
Opposite lliuitsville Hotel.
r JOHN F. 8TKi*T{* IP"1 s
49 KiUei Lai«i m«w Talk*
iRfnttrv Minnfii dim > TTinn mi ■Tikiib ill
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. MUSICAL BOXER
RANDINBTKUMENTS. STRATTON’S CELR^
f»1T1,n RUSSIAN OUT VIOLIN BTBLN*’' ^
anm ros oasaloqdm
W. J. BARRON,
1> K X T I !•* rl'.
OFFICE —In Frank* Building op
po»ite Market Honne on W«tib>ngt< -
street.
HUNTSVILLE
Steam Bottling Works.
Manufactures of.
Carbonated Drinks.
From Distilled Spring Water.
For Sale by all Groceries, Confectioneries and
Saloons.
BOWLING SUGG.
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