The Ozark Banner-Advertiser from Ozark, Alabama • 3

the banner. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1894 THIS SPACE B1 1 CS TO R. 8. DENNINGTON, Publisher. Entered in the postoffice at Ozark, Ala.

second-class matter. May 26, 1892. A Memory of Youth. Ill give you your breakfast if youll cut that wood, she said in an ultimatum tone of voice. Madam, said the tramp, Id admire to chop that wood for you only fur one thing What is that? When I was a little boy my mother uster make me recite fur company, and I said, Woodman, Spare that Tree over an over so many times that the idee of puttin a ax into anythin in the shape of wood totally wrecks my nerves.

Accenntent is Knocked Out. Highwaymen. Ed. Banner: But for one small Ozark is putting on city airs, oversight made by me on the rec- She now has within jher borders ords of the County Court, 1 would some oi the characters ususually not pretend to answer the extend- seen in large cities! In other ed communication of Accountant, words, she has a gang of footbadsor in the Star of last issue. highwaymen.

Operator Hanson I feel that a continuation ol of the Central depot telegraph this frivilolis newspaper discussion office, was held up Monday night is more of a bore the public while en route home. Two negroes and a strain on Accountants mind grappled with him in attempt to to try to find something about secure his wallet, but by the free which to write than any good use of his fists and a knife they that can come out of this trashy were put to flight before gaining cotroversy about simply nothing, possession of any valuables on Mr. I confess that I am disgusted with Hansons person, it. Still, if Accountant and his Nocommunications receded unless accompanied by the name of the author, and correspondents are alone responsible for their utteranoes. DEALER Big Redaction.

I have this day reduced the price on the following goods Boys Iron Wagons 25 cents each. Bedsteads $3.50, former price $3.75. Bedsteads $4.00, former price $4.25. Cane Seat Chairs per set $4.00, for mer price $4.50. Cane Seat Chairs $4.50 per set, former price $5.00.

Battan Seat Chairs $4.00, former price $4.25. One-quarter. Marble Top Bureaus $6.50, former price $7.00. Wood Top Bureaus $4.50, former price $5.00. Carpets, ingrain, per yard 50 cents, former price 55 cents.

Carpets, all wool, per yard 60 cents, former price 65 cents. Will receive this week a car load of Beds also, a lot of Fancy Rockers and Baby Carriages, which I will sell cheaper than ever befere for the cash. L. W. Kolb.

TOWN TOPICS. Dry (tootlt- -AND- CLOTS We have got the goods and were going to sell them if low price will do it. Come and see us. D. Y.

Dowling Bro. Abury Notes. Owing to the excessive rains farmers are behind somewhat with their work. The past few days have caused crowd are satisfied, let him proceed. The records of the Probate court, as well as my official acts, are open for inspection.

That I have made mistakes it is highly probable. commence The mhn or official who makes no 8 0W1D 6Prmg to near at near 1 1 Is A good, cheap horse for sale for cash or on time, with good papers. Apply to D. Y. Dowling Bro.

w. s. Livery andFei Tan Bark. I will buy Red Oak Tan Bark at $5 per cord delivered, or will pay $1 per cord on the trees in the woods. Adam Senft, Tanner.

Shelley D. Cowling in connection with their fine Dry Goods and Clothing stock, keep Shoes, Yalises, Tobacco, Flour, etc. See them. Good Teams a Drivers at al I also have the conn and Pike counties for Cutter, ami am pr Stable, to take up the I our buggy spindlo ai ike anew one. Satisfa eat Oil I I lit 1 OI Notice Central Railroad.

Tickets at reduced rates between local points on sale after 6 p. m. Saturdays, good returning till Monday noon. If you are going to New York, Boston, Philadelphia or Baltimore on business or pleasure you sleeping car fares and the expense of meals en route by going via Central Railroad to Savannah, and thence by steamers, at the same time enjoy the benefits of an ocean voyage. Tickets include meals and state room.

For full information, write to or call on nearest ticket agenf7 or to 1 Tiieo. D. Kline, Gen. Supt. W.

F. Mgr. J. C. Haile, Gen.

Pass. Agt, Kucklen'g Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cenis per box.

For sale by S. J. Goff Co to Della Payer! i 1 i it To My Conulry Friends. State ok Ala ham Tlie Tax Co II it tor of filed in my office a lit tax payers and roa' which taxes are lu You are reporteduc the following lotsofla as assessed, to you hereinafter. Tins is appoar before me oi 11th day of April, nex day or April, nex hand.

Some few have planted corn, and others are preparing for plant ing. Money in this neighborhood is rather scarce, but we are hoping for better times. It seems that the producers of all the necessaries of life should be entitled to a fair living. Such is not the case at the present time. The people around here are almost solid for Kolb, Killebrew and Edwards.

There, now, we are about to get off into politics. Well, nothing else can be expected, for we are looking for relief. We will drop this subject by say ing, may the supreme ruler of the universe see to it that right prevails. The Banner is a welcome visi tor at our homes. Uncle Ellis Snell, who has been very sick with la grippe, is ira proving.

Mr. F. Lewis, our officient tax assesor, is at home for a few days. His company is appreciated by all us boys. The bridges wrecked by the re-centVains have been repaired, to the great, satisfaction of the traveling public.

Our Alliance meets on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Our president, Mr. M. Woods, is serving his third year mistakes never lived In regard to the case of Henry Martin, alluded to by Accountant, I have to say this: That on 7th day of August, 1893, a warrant was sued out against said Henry Martin and many others for gambling, and that soon thereafter another warrentwas sued out agsinst the same Henry Martin for gambling with a minor, that said charge being for the same offense and at the same time. That the cases were continued from time to time, until the first Monday in October.

The cases under the first warrant were dismissed, the solid tor asking for a nol pross, which was granted by me, under the im-presion that it included all the cases against said Martin. The commissioners court convened after said nol pros and my account of said cases was allowed. When, in fact, I find the case against said Martin for gambling had not been tried er dismissed, but stands for trial. The mistake was diV coeredattho February term of the eounty court, when same was called for trial and forfeiture taken against Martin and his bondsmen This was an oversight of my own at the time, which I am willing and ready to correct. On account of this mistake I condescend to reply to Accountant.

Will say, while writting, that, TanTbound to lead in the vegetable line, so if you have any vegetables that you can spare, bring them to me. I will buy them. Gillis Metcalf. Clothing of all kinds at Carroll Casevs. in I ai i i in Mi to why adeem lor the sf oi should not le made i of the taxon, costs ai thereon as follows: To British and Ame Limited, lion-res 4.

HV)i and section townshi NWJtfof anil section 24, townshi' Taxes duo sta.e Collectors foe one, Pri To owneu unknowu, Beat No. 1. TsCl-4 7, townsliip range 25 Jt' Couuty tax die, Asst -oi Collectors foe 5Ue, Pr! to To J. D. ltliodes, in Beat No.

t. NW 1- a SW1-4 tion 13, tow 1 1 3' igi ofKWWimd.MVl- tlon 13, township 3, ig. of 8W 1-4, range 24: 1-4 of Is1 18: HW 1-1 of tt 1-4, ship 3, ungc 2. al County tax do, Colin to iv tn 10 1 5. to ilr SHOE SHOP at tlie Mr.

I. N. Woods, of Asbury, is In town today. Guano horns for sale at Jordans Tin Shop. E.

A. Turner sells the and col- dest sode water in town. If you want fine whisky go to A. 0. Goffs.

Call on Jordan at the Tin Shop for gutters or tin valleys. Tinwareof all kinds at Jordan's Tin Shop. Go to D. Y. Dowling Bro.s for Laces, Embroideries, etc.

Stoves reparied by E. R. Jordan at the Tin Shop. Fine and forfeiture claims bought and sold by L. W.

Kolb. Water Ground Meal always at James Bro.s. Call on A. 0. Gofi for the best whiskies in town.

Canned goods and Crackers fixed up cheap by Janies Bro.s. Call D. Dowling, Co. They guarantee satisfaction. Fresh country raised collard seed for sale at Martin Garners.

Try our canned goods and Crack ers when attending court. James Bro.s. Go to Shelley D. Dowling Co.s for bargains in Dry Goods and Clothing. I sell for cash only.

Dont ask me lor credit, for you will be refused. A. C. Coif. Ice cold soda water and lemonade two glasses for 5c at Gillis Metcalfs.

Atlanta Steam Laundry, best in the south. Give your work to G. F. James, Agent. Just received, a fine lot of Cheese, Rice, Grits, Colfe and Tobacco, at W.

C. Mizells. Fiity bushels of nice seed Ground Teas lor sale cheap lor cash. T. J.

Kemp. The biggest line of shoes in the city. Low cut for gents and ladies. Carroll Casey. When you come to court save money by getting your dinner at Gillis Metcalfs.

You can buy as good whisky from A. C. Goff at two dollars as you can elsewhere for four dollars. If you desire young turnip greens or onions, just from the garden, leave your orders with Gillis Metcalf the evening before. During hot summer months get your cold drinks at Gillis Met calfs, where you can get two glasses for 5c.

I want your butter, eggs and vegetables all that you have sell. Bring them and 1 will pay you the highest market price Gillis Mel calf. Mr. Lonnie Horn, son of Mr. Joel Horn, died esterday morning at his homo, two miles from town, lie was ailed ed with meningitis.

Miss Dola Maybin is seriously ill at her fathers home. She is not expected to survive unless a sudden change for the better takes place. If your Buggy has too much play on the ale, bring it to W. Cox's Stables and let him cut it off ami make it run like a new buggy. Only cod you $1.50.

Jell' Davis House, ermor of Leo and Bilib streets, Montgomery, centrally located in Hie htisi ness portion oft lie city, with large, well furnished rooms and best table faro. Rates Ironi $1 to $2 per day. Special rates by the week or month. Mrs. Emma Johnson, Proprietress.

It Call at Shelley D. Dowling Co.s for anything in the Dry Goods and Clothing line. They oan and will please you. i 1 Shot Read By a Boy. Knoxville, March 10.

The republican primary election to nominate a candidate for con gress in this district has caused no end of bad blood. A dozen small fows have occurred one fatal shooting affair. T. P. II Cardwell was a Gibson man anc Walter Patterson was a Ilouk man.

They fought in Cardwells store. Patterson was getting the best of it when Arthur Cardwell, the 14-year-old son, ran round be hind the counter, seized a 38 caliber revolver and shot Patterson through the head. Patterson died in less than a minute. according to Accountants rale, if officeand hasonly two meetings during that period We think this is a good record for a man over 60 years of age. Nix.

mistaken in one thing you are false in all. As to my untying the commissioners in Calhoun to the medical college there has been only one tie since I have been in office, and I say Large lot Cottonades, Sprin Cashmeres, Cheviots, etc just received at D. Y. Dowling Bro.s. To the Brit if-h ami A Eige non -i indent.

1 1-2 of NW 1-4 and 8 '-2 section 10, low li-hlp 4 1-2 of NW I -1, -s e.tioa range 2(1. slato tux 1 2.25, Colloi tor-. fee otM 1.88. To owner unkno lands), Beal i 10. 1 4 and NW 1-1 of siv township 7, n.

iio 25; section 11, township State tax 1.10, oi.unty sessors fes 5u Colli Printers ieo 1a I. flood Furniture at Low Prices. I carry the largest and best stock of Furniture to be found south of Montgomery, and my prices are as low as can be found in any market in the south. When in need of anything in my line call on me. I will guarantee satis action in goods, terms and prices.

L. W. Kolb. Is in full blast. Fine Patent Leather, Red Russet and Calf Skin Shoes Made to order.

All kinds of coarse Shoes made and Repairing Done Promptly. Ozark Saddlery Co. Sunday School Scholars. Ed. Banner: Will you allow me positively that it was not in the I space in your paper to talk a little Calhoun matter.

Therefore, your to the Sunday school children? I rule very appropriately applies love children, especially if they to you in this instance. love the Sunday school and Bible. Wonder if Accountant ever We have spare moments through voted for any one who has done the week to study text books and worse than Calhoun and, from other literature. This is very im-rumor, isnow ranting for one to portant, but let us not forget the Bifill the highest office in the State ble, the book of books. So when who has been guilty of worse Sunday comes let us, every one of crimes in his younger days? Con- us, occupy the precious time in sistcncy is a nice jewel, and pray- studying the Bible.

Let us culti-ing church members are expected vate our minds so every one of us not to try to accuse others of will be bright, shining lights in what ho lias been guilty of lor ten the community in which we live, or twelve years by voting for such A clean heart and a well culliva-a character as he says Calhoun is. ted mind is the noblest character I in the world. Mas. G. M.

K. Echo, March 6. Shot Uis Old Friend. Troy, March 10. C.

T. Ilodgo was shot last night by J. C. Mann, a Baltimore drummer, at the City Hotel, at 12 oclock. Mann was an old friend of Hodge, and was stopping over for a few days with him.

It seems that they had fallen out about some friend they had met in the Hotel, and after a few words firing began. Nine shots were exchanged, only two shots taking effect, and they were from Manns pistol, the most severe wound being from a N. B. Just please. My basis lias been made from the first year Judge Judge Parker and myself went into office.

Accountant takes 1883 und shows how many voters there were three years after his father went into office. Do you know the vote cast in 1880? I say I do not think It was over 1,700, He says it was evar 2,300 in 1883. is rather strange that in 1886, with seven candidates for udge of prohate, only 2,105 votes were polled. I would glad to know where he got his nform.ition concerning the 2,300 in 1883. It seems that three years later they fell off over 200 Instead of in-reusing, as lie states.

Why Is It too much forme to have venly-llve dollars for making tax NOTSCL. Instate of Tiros. Wimiii am, Date Deceased. Ai.ti This came A. F.

In mluistrnti of bald estai. hio statei lent account, and ovlde ecs for an on, nient of is ailiniuisi It has never been so that the country people could sell vegetables in Ozark until little Gillis Metcalf opened up business. Bring your garden truck along, lie buys anything that will do to eat. Dissolution Notice. The firm of Edwards White is this day dissolved by mutual con sent, A.

P. Whito retiring from I he inn. T. D. L.

Edwards is responsible for the liabilities, and the debts due the firm are payable to iim. T. I). L. Edwards, A.

P. White. book hen the records show that I Lullot which entered Ilodges Judge Parker received the same amount? Nothing is said concerning mee, and was Clit out at tno back 1 )is neck. Ilodgo is getting Increase Your Income BY SAVING On Your Purchases EliWAlWS .0 MUXX JlliOS. JfnvoJuHt opened up In thclrstore, on tlio west side of tlie square, formerly occupied by M.

H. Jones, one of the most complete and desirable stocks of DliY GOODS, GROCERIES, BAGGING AND TIES, ANI) PLANTATION SUPPLIES bo found in Hoiillieast Alabama, selected with a special view to tlie wants of this section, Prices to soil the times, Trial order solicited. T. I). L.

Edwards invites a cure-ul inspection of his stock before purchasing. Ho does not propose to bo undersold in anything. Shelley D. Dowling it Co. have on hand a fino lino of Dry Goods, Clothing, which they nro soling very cheap for cash.

Cal 1 on mm. along well and will recover. McSnuins Primary. Dont fail to attend the April meeting ofthcGoiiuty Alliance at JM primary. He Mire te b' I.

ltDrai os to attend from each 'oniry in the a-1 her will le tiii'dnosnfiiiiprirtiiiicc a 1 1 1 1 1 1 G'. I M. it w. in ns, Pres. Subsei ilte now 4'oIIoh llni-Kel.

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