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- -M0WU ' ... 'lt;***#3^ £*► lt;► 4n ♦* lt;► lt;►itches, Clocks, and Jewelry,KCpectaetes,ANOS and ORGANSA'l' THEfry and Music StoreMiss Henrietta Vinton DavisA small but ’appreciative audience wit nesstd at the A. M. E. Church last nightone of the best elocutionary entertainments e.ver presented here. Miss Davie possesses a strong, yet melodious voice, and displayed excellent training and wonderful elocutionary power in the program of humorous impersonations, dramatic and pathetic recitals that called forth round after round of well merited applause.So creditable an affair as this shouldIn Memoriam.HUNTSVItRE SHOE CO.1Sunday morning just as in full splendor over the Sano the soul of Mr Neal »ihilistht into the great unknowntin was born in Morgan Countysun burst ton of Monten took itsMr Mar-K ) 1;.. h , . .a *i * ai nuI, VOKlvXlilv-4AwMgr.t.1 1\ vnrlt;ihaI ilie In (v reP f t po! Ill*May 22, 1 8T0, and moved to 11 Iiis early ioy hlt; kx 1, w h erc • he sided, lie curly learned the tmen and has fired for the M N ( H H,f at the Spring and for the Elect ric Light Clt; where he caught the cold thaDealersinF i n eAvweairocandGive us a call, we can please you in qualityprice; remember, one price and cash only.terminatedof Fred A. Howe, Jrhave been greeted with a packed house, I jn ^js death. He was ever frank andintLL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY EXECUTED.as will Ix? the case should Miss Davis return to our city. Rev. E. W. Williams deserves credit for his effort to have Miss Davis here.For Saleous, and was the best specimen ot \ cal manhoodfthat we ever saw. He leaves aOne IS hotIjLvour1 1 YY IEKLV JOURNAL.Personal Mention.al is published Friday ofthe low price of $1.00 per ily iu advance. Local com-,vill receive careful atten-3U one side of the paperss all communications toTHE JOURNAL,Col C C Sheets was in town this week.Miss Annie Gray spent yesterday at Spring Hill visiting friends.Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute.wife, daughter and two sum daughter was the pridelibie corn andandmillin/itlit. chChronic Diseases CurMrs W H'Couneil andJMiss Lee were in from Normal lastjweek.APRIL 3rd 1890.Miss Carrie R Jones has finished her school at Hell Mina and returned home.Mr. L. B. Lankford was in town last Monday.Mrs. Tancred Betts and children have gone to Murfreesboro to visit relatives.The Fifteenth Annual Session of the Alabama State Teachers’ Association will be held Wednesday, June 3rd 1896, at Anniston, Alabama. The Committee is now at work on the programme, which will be ready for distribution within about two weeks. It is hoped that every teacher in the State will make a special effort to attend this meeting.Booker T Washington,President.“Bessie,his lifewhen she graduated from Clark I niver- , sity at Atlanta and came home with her diploma, she was not half as proud of it j as was her father. W e have been dost ly i associated with him since boyhood and;know that no friend was truer than Neal, j His funeral was attended from the Second j i C P Church Monday March 80th. by RevsN H Speight and J F Humphrey and was followed to his last resting place by a j ceive question bi large crowd of sympathizing friends. We i al-o informationIVI\ I tXThose suflfering with chrouic disease will do v vtWilliooooOOtE Sterrs, of DEnclose a stamplank to 1« *Lli* 8\ ITT Itatm ci» *r Iw \ i«mingle our tears with his and two boys, feeling assured that we * anOnly One MotherMarch 31, 1896Teachers Institutesafely leave him in the h who (Lvth all tilings wbrother,Brevities.Messrs Henry and Killis Bolden and j The Teachers Institute is called t o mee tdaughter, shall see youI.” Dei ons, weep loved one again.“llinwife.not. you* iYou havI whose h10* »thei *.' '■ Ml ■‘ t (to n vOr onTill* *othe leading butchers.Mrs Thomas Rooks came in Monday to Central Alabama Academy on SuturdnjISSOKS.for 7:*K)Jye8terday.attend the funeral of Mr Neal Martin.rinnpt, iiiv bov(1 to meet our collector.April 18th, 1896. at U^o’clock A.M. All teachers of public schools arc requested toMessrs. J.E. McCaleb and Alfred Jordan came in and paid for tho Journal I he present, by order of the County, , v of Education. The following is thetime Is out we will have to j yesterday.Supt.pror unless you see us about itiMrs. Aaron Scruggs and children and nlcation from Water Valiev1 Lovey A. Nowlin“have been visitingfriends in Decatur this week.out this week.low York Prints and Spring3 cost.J F Young Assignee,F Scruggs Son.Prof. Weaver, Secretary of the Board of Education will make an address to the Institute. The County Superintendentwill also be present.Prof. A. W. McKinney—The Best McthDr R A Mosely, Capt R P Baker, Hon 1 ^ 0f Teaching Grammar.% »ha\theri‘d posi* tWe menNothing but the thread tha is our.»m otherill I♦Ml\ Iiinlt; is them• %Maceo, the Negro general of the lt;hibanticinsurgents. Is whipping the stulWn* out nto you 11Ami love yi The world i a o care for that lovtit • id■ Mf T fin* %1 VV St Ithe Spaniard(ieneral Maa*of fishing tackle, reels, jomt-ikiw buckets, minnow seines, w traps, trot, lines and seine H WATKINS’ 4 6-1 mL W Willis and Col Andrews were In thecity yesterday.Prof. A. J. Hunt—Arithmetic.Miss Cornelia Jones—A Paper on Readsympathy.—Nashville Citizen.“ In the Presidential race are being knocked out one after an-inMrs M E Tate and children are back from a visit to her husband at Montour I You have only one nuThat in the good path ylt;I I)t«*1 IaPhe ‘‘favorite sonWho fillwong/ f \ * 11Selfr if Ice rarLoo iillother. They arc not c?ven Ix^ing granted fir. F. R. Davis—How to Interest Small u Hgerc nt rights. New Orleans LepuLiiSo worship that motherPupils.Ially return tharks to Prof. Wfor complimentary tickets toids lecture Thursday night ofgomery.Rev. S. H. Bowling was down from j Scottsboro last Saturday and subscribed for the Journal.JS?r.” J. M. Thompson—How to Teach Geography.Mr. W. P.*;m.Williams—School GovernR. M. I.OWE, Sec’tv.-kies, wines, braudies etc., - Drug Store, uuder opera-4tMiss Ida Powers, of Chattanooga, has been visiting triendsf^and relatives herethis week.Our IndiansYou have only one mother A home ever s\v 1301 for you Who toils day and i For vou with deligin»i4 Ii 1(shoes and rubbers from theHuntsville Shoe Co.ElMirhard’s old stand.Prof. A. J. Hunt of Normal, honoredour sanctum last Monday with his presence.“Our Indians” is the title of a strongarticle by Hon. Hoke Smith. Secretary of the Interior, published in 1 he \ outh Companion of March 36.Perhaps there is no national theme w menarouses more quickly the sympathies of all fair minded Americans. The Indian whoEugene .1 Bass, was the only coloredman before the Medical Board of rhju' , Tu ,u4p lu t. a11 1ain macy, which met last week. Vs u ate glad I to say that he passed success!Lilly. I his is the second colored man that ever passed that board.—Richmond (\ u) Planet.fiIrIU\iYou have only one mot When she has departed !oi So love andThe Cuban insurgents continue to win victories and make Spain yell. We trodthat this war will remit m aeuawin; the indcpendenet' of ( uha. 1 he in^iHgein are making a brave and det amin d lignortim nt of jointi'd rods, from si each at W. H. Watkins’13 1mMiss Arene Williams, who has been in j once \m complete liberty to hunt am. oe Chicago forhome last VMiss Macedonia Gary, who *has beenr f * k » stopping with Mr. Win. Tivis and wife, , a great many fnencs of the 16 ^f ^ ,„„+ai.Imintftfthe citv last week, which the I v‘asthe serious illness of her father.prevents our noticing.eery court has granted Airsr\ a decree of divorce from her v Arthur Lowery.r the past ten months, returned j eupy this fair land has found the \ mt-cd . . ; States Government a master whom he* lulaY‘ j cannot understand. Secretary Smith gi\c*much valuable information about the present condition and prospects of the indians, their increasing numbers, theirm ucation, and indicates the position of the present national administration towardsthem. He closes the article by saying:and deserve the sympathy States as far as it i* pos Fuba sliould he t r,M • X'onv 11it* * iif i'! h?^4 i i|yi?r MMcalled home last Sunday on account of) ki n!ol\i m^ed a pair of shoes buy themHi ntsvili.k Shoe Co.Eberhard*s oid stand.Mr ME Ravland of Trlana was in our “While I have not criticised the actionioioilice and paid for another year subscript ^“iniangO urge withoution.Mr Ray land is one of our most sub J h^itation that among this people can bestantial men and we are always glad to see I fouu(j n field for missionary work as wor , thv of Christian zeal as in those countrieshim.Messrs. Everett Horton, Ellis Samuels,thyfar away from our own- to call the attention of our he advertisement of Huntsvilletii ih appears in another columnfor them a share of our patron-tfCharles McCalley. Aaron Scruggs, John I can Martin, Henry Bolden, George Hilliard, jjon. HThis article is one of a series by Ameri ;an Statesmen, appearing in TheCompan-nii Includine articles by lion, i homas 11The chief executive aed as a representative *..fih-i city, and just now Mayor l.nvretta is me recipient of much congratulation loi .w-sound judgement in ordering t he remainsof Rail Road Bill out of the city. That oneactof his is gaining lor him Mioo-t a-much praise and glory as that bestowed upon Sheriff Smith of Birmingham who broke up a mob bent on lynching Dick1 i awes.—M obi Ie Press.Hsw lnpoved W (ifflFAVORITE SIHGEfl11i/L » » / » i tes 1 •/ t Hj tL4 rTl 4 v* s 1 V • » * * 1 V.J t rl » i »t Atn (Is r ii1 IN JY 11 H Y’tl UifI Si ! * H Hi 'h1 H H i * »lt; j- \ f i Ci ur i \ 4*} t •' * \V 113 L™\ f t 1 -A! J t 1 f 1IX » 1f w‘for ^55. Fen 5 our home before1. r. 1: Z'’ . . A. ■ A I . . . .J.. .paytnrfT'-. ■K-* II \ ^ V:Mf;iT Tl X*’£% *nr?2.:- i ?.©% J- *V- 5Ttkfercnctf‘A w .i B UUa for appi. V* v • ** ■ f '■ r » • w“.Maca tri^hip iaco]* VKJ U!iim mense stocIS IIOVCo-Operative Sewing Machine C(and we are in pinere,sition to show the mostcomplete assortment otvr1lt;4 i tKll\Wo do not like to brag, but tin tv LaRison’s Drug StoreA Herbert, Secretary of 1 ^ colnpositor on this paper who sets two |George Jordan, Wm. Buxton, Chas Con-J the Navy, and Hon J. Sterling Morton, j .. ofhrevier tvi--a day. workins from 'way, Jeff Leslie, Dolison Jordan, J. M. I Secretary of Agriculture.Dry Goods,I I i \ ?V MvJrlweThompson, Jake Ewing, Jackson Clemens, and others were in town yesterday.HERE THEY ARE2 your prescriptionsy coin pounded.Died.lot send you the Journal un-ay for it.ik:’, are due Rev. K \\ NN illiamsmentary tickets to the Eiocu-al of Miss Henrietta VintonDriskle—At the residence of Mr. D. C. Cabaniss, in this county, Sunday March 15th, 1806, Miss Delia Driskle, daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. Major Driskle.I Last Tuesday at 6 o’clock Mr. R ibert O’Reiley, after a short illness of erysipelas, died at his residence. Mr. O’ReileyA Few of the Bargains we are Offering to Cash Buyers.Ladies'Shirt Waists 49c, 74 and 99 cents. Yard wide Porcala 10 cents.Best Calico 5 cents per yard. 4-4'Domestlc 5 cent yard.A nice line of Ladies Oxfords 50c up.A nice line of Men’s black, patent loath•was well known iu the city and his orant| shoes, cheap._ _ — a • ’I « *ie A. M E. Church last night. ; death will be a sad blow to his relativesand friends.nd Boys school shoes strictly atJ F Young Assignee, or lt;iF.o F Scruggs Son.•iokle’srestauiant is becomingular as the best place iu town ice lunch or a good meal.Banders Co.up the most of our space thisThe firm of Shields Co., have retired from business and will tie suecceeded by Sanders Co., who by handling the best of everything in a first-class meat market promise to take the lead. Messrs SandersA nice line of Mens and Ladies Underwear cheap.Straw Hats at all prices.Boys Suits from 74 cents up.Mens Suits from $8 00 up, atBROCK PENNEY’STribute of Respect.le letter of Mr. T. NY. Jones, of Co., are not new at the business andMr. Jones is one of the eommis-Cook Co., III., and we think his ,‘i ves a carufui rending.o Rison’s Drug store re dknow just how to pleese. For the best meat you will do well to call on them.A Happy Pair.We the members of the organization formed for the purpose of building a Union Chapel on Monte Sano, desire to express by this means the deep regret we feel at the death of Mr Joseph Martin. His thoughtful contribution to the8:80 a m to 5 p in. She has been setting | type only four months! Leaving out this work, she also dots her mother s hou»ework before coming to work, nurse-thesick, attends parties, and drops a nickel inthe church contribution box nearly everySunday. She is also a fairly good musicianbut, thank God, she can't sing, she knowsit, and never tries singing. l’his is notwritten alt; a nmrriagt advertisement. the young woman is not hunting a husband— not now.—Leavenworth (Kan) HeraldFancy Goods,ANDI i t* minti!* I 8mmClothing,# 4LShoes,ever seen in Huntsvilleh . nr t Sunday after Our prices! marked in plainEaster ls-always tho bit biuiua\ lUui i hthe full moon, which happens upon lt;11y-tin s.The many friends of MissNamySlaugh- Chapel fuud was much appreciated aminext after March 21, which date is the tieginning of the ecclesiastical jcaiTherefore tho earliest date upon whichEaster may occur K March 22. I f tin* tull moon should full on March21 Easter is thefollowing Sunday.The latest date upon which the festivalmay fall is April 35. In 1861 and 1818 Haster fell on March 22, but that will not oeeur again in this or the next century.1886 it fell on April 25 and will do su againr; figures), are guaranteed to be the lowest obtainable, All Ro - f I'll £:4»-1 J.Vconsidering the quality. i sIXNone but reliable artiI HYH-t -liltirI %IMcles are kept by us.11*1 i imM*J *I \ ~id Cit 1UHt \\ Vthe Trade Palace.\Illin 1918.Get your “rabbit ugg- ruatl} AU-hisonCo (Mo) Journal.Menthaproprie roRS.•skiae Mastiu, who for twentys been the teller of the Firstter uud Mr. James Lundy were called to we have lost by hie death, ysethcr at the re^denee «' M™. Charles•r (trove, inursaay j £ ^ ^ oanoA We extend to hisEx-Ciovernor McKinleyDr. F. L. ADAMS.i it t“ their iut- n st ’ M-. cstTlokeV. e for Tim•s Bat'S. lt;rculars,etc..! V. FANFORD, tIf - \ - IE, llu it • Gen I Bass Agf.,b.Nit i phis, TSlaughter, Nevv.Cente 1, is now bchiud the teller’s I evening^Januarythe Farmers and Merchants j chelr marriage. The ceremony was per-formed.byj Rev. Paschal Donegan of the city. After a very late hour everybody returned home with their hands and hearts full and smiles on their faces.1 Lank. Mr. Mastin is a most man, and we have no doubt to the growing popularity ol uers and Merchants.The Ohio man appears to lie the most popular candidate for the presidency on the republican side, and is forging his way -. . so far ahead of the other aspirants thatthis to Mr. Martins family, and a s tiicir friends are liecoming alarmed. Bpi __.4 in Lhft nitV DUDUrS ft 111!- , I nf fhiR worthy cause. We exieutSdlh, I WO, to Mlebmte “ aiooere sympathy. Thedentistfamily - • , - ^Secretary is requested to send a copy othave it published in the city papers a placed upon the records of the organization.tection to American industries is not nearso dead as the friends of Post ma r 1 ten oral Wilson supposed it to hav. been. NotJfiioe over Ooons Brock’s Dry OoooStore on Jefferson St--AT.ABAM 1HUNTSVILLEft!_ ... i Mrs. C. N \ AUGHT, only are till Republican nm - m tavoiCommittee j Mn) l,AWREnce Cooper. of d but the pimvs- of **tr m- th.- tat ---- out of the rich American nianufiw-tureiRison’s Drug StorePopular Patentill:inee.-tillable man to represent this the state on the railroad oom-The Tribune begs to suggest io of Mr. R P. Whitman. Broad, comprehensive and well in-Restaurant.Chas Brickie’s restaurant is the place to go for hot lunch, square meal or oysters. Lunches 10 and 15 cents. Give him a call. Washington street over Ntely astore.lOt£XCXaZ3C5050S3SOZ:It FREE TO ALL :by, it a brother in lalev*s. Even iu Nvw Ljij^huMarried. _ ^ ___o* * T 1 York, the Ohio man is making u OWENS—POPE.—In this city, batunla\, J on tj10 riiinparrs ui speaKCF Kut-oMarch 28th, 189(3, by licv. J. J. Smith, Mr Ben Owens and Miss Nancy Pope.law ot’ Melvin,d Newupovernor Levi P Morton iuv iiitin kt d hfriends of McKinley Well, li we aivi have a Kepubii an ihv-nleni ex (»o\. Mi* 94A Word to Republicans.DREW’S UNE PRICEKinley is ieer of any of his conipcutors Onoonta Nows L'ispatcli.Cash Bargain House Nomerclal Row.r to the positiona complete line of whiskies,wines indite etc., these goods are offeredtibiie who want an article ot uni-vngth purity and softm^ss for metli*We guarantee satisfoetion» the lowest price house in the city, i you don t believe it hok at the prices belowJ01. thi* truth of the UsThe hope of the party Ilea In tho expan-ion of a stalwart liepublican press. Theon all railroad matters tie would j Republican who reads or othorwi® uoipgto supportfa democratic journal to the exclusion of one of his own party newspapers j go anil test the truthis untrue to the Republican cause.Unanimously subscribed to by the Na tiou Republican Leauge.J. S. Clarkson, President.A B. Humphrey, Secretary. *16 Com-Shrubs, Ornamental Tbee.s Small Fru its, Grape Vines, Seeps, n j etc., will be mailed hFi JSEtoall applicants, h100 pat:lt;‘8. Most com- n pie to Plant Catalogue fi ; nbllshed Satisfaction GiMranteed. K“ •45 GEERN Hi'USJBS, Mhcm XVttej DAddressC/301R I PlVN SThe modern stanlt;ard F am i 1 y ^ ICCJft'zcmeCures tlcommon lt;Kills of humanity.BOYS VS'*0 Bl.t O.UK MEN.AuurvsaNANZ . NEUNER, Louisville, Ky. g^ Tin buckets 1 qt Tc, 2 qt 9c. 4 qt i* c, ( qtTin coffee pots 1 qt 2 qt iuc, J qt 12c 4 qt 14c. 24 envelopes and 24 sheet ^ o* l vmr^itino- naoer Vk: Ink and i* m iliff \our patronage.I’homa- II. Gilbert, Druggist.Under Opera House.good writing papitfNew Shoe Store.ill attention to the announcement I. U. Sanderson, which appears in issue. Mr, Sanderson is a one-man. having had to support aFor good cheap boots and shoes go to J-H. Cannon’** shoe store in Halsey Blockopposite the Huntsville Hotel, where everybody are treated alike.KtSSZli papur Z, envelopes to match 9c per packLmcolu split rails for u living.Garfield rode a mule that hauled acanal boat.Jerry Rusk was for years a stagidriver.Ex-Gov, Hoard, of Wisconsin was awood-chopper.Ex Gov Alger drove a team in the pineries.George Washington carried a chain for a surveyor.WAh«I1T. li. Wade‘II iai\ i tit i I# i*.Funeral Director11ill 14I iNo. 3 Commercial Row.1 % -v *1 I 4 ITelephone 68. Office a1.V.it2rnutim*g graters 2c; Glolx matches Wc„ (iftrrvtt's snuff 9c; 2 big bar., soapdozen; GarrettWi kg in etc- urtR‘hi tDaniel Webster earned stray shillings Jas a chore boy.c\.Tofin M Thurston Senator from Ne• . .K % %Nr Ba
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