The Eufaula Daily Times from Eufaula, Alabama • 4

THE DAILY TIMES. BT WILLIAM D. JKLKS. B. X.

HoKACHKRN, Business Hanager: 5.00 Per Annum, In Advance. It I tor Casb OFHOE1 TIMES BTJILDING. EUFAULA, ALABAMA. NOVEMBER 22. 1897.

lot at Cost! BROWNIA RKEVES, DntUt. Offloe: Broad street. Offloe telephone. No. Besldenoe Telephone, No.

fe. mSld-w-lyr IK. J. CATO, Dentlit. Jv, CsestheCataphoreslslnthe new method ofpeJnlem absolutelypalnlew dentistry Office over For Bros, dawly.

$3,00 is all we want and have asked for a-full hand made Calf Shoe. $3'5. we have never asked more for, and Willow and Titan Calf. These are all Geo. G.

Snow's goods. Every pair warranted. PEBSONALS. Captain Dan Feagia is in the city. Mr.

James McDonald of Louisville lost an infant child this morning. Mr. B. B. Comer and Mr.

J. F. Comer were in town to day to attend the sale of the old homestead. Mr. Daniel Grantham, honored citizen, has not had a wagon in Eufaula for some years until one day last week.

Captain H. II. Way is in town. The Captain remained in Montgomery throughout the yellow fever' scare and never budged an inch. He was greeting many friends this morning.

i We Lead in QUALITY AND PRICES OTHEES; FOLLQ-W. CIRCUIT COURT. Josh Mathews Lose Bis Life at the Hands of One Major Bell-A Pistol Does the Work, MATHEWS IS DEAD, BELL IS AT LARGE. Saturday night about 12 o'clock John Mathews was shot by one Major Bell, and Mathews is dead, The murder was done -near the Union Hall on the Southsido. Josh was drinking but was an inoffensive colored man.

Bell, so fur as Tho Times can learn, was perfectly sober. Josh has lived here a long time. Bell was a turpentine hand or used to be. He came here from Smithville a year ago, his wife preceding him. He worked 011 the sanitary sewers some, time.

Some say he Is a gambler but The Times cannot get very certain information as to that. From John Thorton, a colored lad Tho Times gets this account of the shooting: He and Josh were en route home about mid night. When they reached a shop, just opposite Union Hall on the Dale road, they passed several negroes, about a half dozen. Major Bell was in the crowd. He stepped out from the others and wanted to know if the two travelers had change foradollor.

John did not have it. Josh only had 75 ceiits, he said. Josh Inquired who Major was, the night was dark. Major would not tell Josh said he would find out and Major grew angry. Josh approached him.

John, thinking there was to be a difficulty got out of the way. He passed on. He heard Bell tell Josh not to come any closer. Then he heard a shot. He did not turn back.

He went his way. That was all John knew. Josh fell over into the arms of some of the boys; shot just below the heart. The wound was mortal. He died early the nest morning.

Dr. Battle was sent for. He could do nothing. Josh told the Doctor he did not know who shot him that Freeman could tell him. Josh was pretty drunk.

He had on his person one half-pint bottle of whiskey and one other bottle of like size, but half used up. He had no weapon but a stick, a fair sized walking stick. The reporter looked for Freeman this morning but could not find him. Bell has not been captured. No iuquest was held but a warrant was issued from Justice Daniel's court To Make Room I am arranging to store away the negatives made by Messrs.

Holleman and Flour noy. There are several thousand of these and among them are negatives of almost every resident of Eufaula for many years. Many of the plates are fine and would print splendidly on new platinum paper either in the original size or in larger sizes for framing. Should you wish prints from any of these plates please let me know in the next few days. MOORE, Photographer.

The Following Case Were Disposed of Tins Horning. Will Hamilton, concealed weapons. Plea of guilty, fined 30,00. Nathan Jordan, cap shooting on Sun. day.

Plea of guilty. Ladies Shoes To My Patrons. Levi Williams, grand larceny, plea of guilty. Sentenced to two and a half 1 years. Jesse Streater, burglary, plea of guilty.

Sentenced to three years. Robert Brown, burglary, two cases, $3,00 buys the prettiest one in Eufaula. $2,50, don't fail fo see this beautiful line. sentenced to two years in each case. The case of Charles or Bose Faulkner will be called The case of Clayton Ellington is also set down for to morrow.

I am in communication by wire with Schloss Bros. Co, of Baltimore, endeavoring to purchase the Bankrupt stock of A. L. House, Clothier. Topeka, Kansas, which was sold under a mortgage.

Should I succeed in securing this stock I will give to my customers the benefit of my purchase, which will be the greatest bargains in Clothing ever offered in this market. Peas. Beans. Corn. Onion Sets and Seed r-nrArwfl liAnnrernfi at warn urna H.AH We are headauarters for all Datent med- iciues.

wuuieaaic ur retail. Beach Dknt. CMldrens' Shoes! the BEST arid Olir PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Roddenbery's Shoe Parlor. Yellow Fever While the above was being prepared for the press, I received the following telegram: Baltimore, Nov.

20, 1897. Hugo Schloss, Eufaula, Ala. We accecpt your offer of 60c for Bankrupt Stock of A. L. House and put same in transit at once.

See letter. Schloss Bros. Co. mm HAS CONE I I Those New Styles ARE GOING FAST CAHIORIA. flisf se ll ml It swrr vupjar.

tifuture -AT This shipment will arrive not later than Tuesday, when it will be opened up and offered to the trade at prices that will paralisce the selling out at and below cost concerns. In the meantime get in the game and secure some of the Bargains to be had EVERY DAY at my store. lie Frier of Cotton 1 Ire le. JUST EE0EIVED! Ladies Low Shoes on new style toes. Ladies Tan Lace Shoes extra pretty.

Gents Full Dress Patent Leathers. AT H. Schloss. El El I have a stock. I said to myself "shall I carry over these goods or shall I let the people have them for the CASH Our Abe Beringer said to Abe Beringer, will let the people have them, I cannot carry them over.

I dare not' carry them over, and will not. Following that conclusion I will begin MONDAY; NOVEMBER 22D, JECabh talks as loud with us as it does anywhere. Great Time in Eufaula. The merchants were as busy as they could be this day. The great dissolution sale, the cut price sales, the bankrupt stock sale, clothing, shoes, dry goods and A GREAT AR MCE SALE! everything in those lines were going at very cheap prices.

The whole country is getting in this Eufaula game. Not only are the people bringing their cotton to Which shall be a sacrifice sale indeed. There will be nothing reserved All the stock is at the disposal of the people at figures unknown before in the history of the town. Here are the figures: this town but bringing their trake here, Klrkland Stahl, Dead. Mrs.

E. J. Rau, of Eufaula, had a father and brother both sick in Montgom ery at the same time. They got well of Oixx Great the yellow fever but the young man was la "Wozarps Our $5,00 Wraps go for $3,501 2,50 And down as low as 50c for a. Wrap.

afterwards sticken with paralysis and died yesterday morning. He was about I Game fourteen years of age. Death of an Infant. Mr. W.

W. PearceloBthis three months Flannels ts mm old baby this morning. The funeral will take place from his residence on Orange street at 9-30 to-morrow morningw DRESS GOODS, Our $10, $11 and $12 Suits go for $8,00 $8 6,50 6 and, 7 4,75 This reduction goes through our entire Dres Goods De- partment, as follows: Our 75c Dress Goods will be sold at 58c. Our 60c Dress Goods for Our 85c Dress Goods for 25c. This slaughter continues on through the entire Dress Goods Department.

IN WRAPS! We are the people and they can get the goods. Our $20,00 Wraps go for $14,00 15,00 10,00 12,50 8,00 7.00 4,75 Our Blankets and Flannels share' the same fate gfid go at these low figures. We aroj bound to have cold weather, so now is the time to buy. We carry the only complete line of Carpets and Rugs in this town. They go with the other goods.

They go down, down, down, with the other goods. For. instance, to at- -tract your attention: Our 75c Carpet goes down to 59e Our $5,00 Rugs go down to $3,59 And others at similar figures. This sale is unreservedly FOR CASH ONLY, All Goods charged at regular prices. Our Immejisc Milhncrv Stock, Kotico Telephone Subscriber.

Add to your lists J. K. Sams res. 133 2 rings. West grocers 133 3rings.

E. West, res. 133 4 rings. T. J.

Ramser res. 1335 rings. C. AV MartinBroker 131 4 rings. T.

A. Shipp, 18b. J. Mattie Thomas, Manager. Jno.

D. Easterun, Atlanta, Ga. When you want anything in the drug line in a hurry, ring up 43. We will send on bicycle, Brach Dent, i This sale includes in the Millinery line A reduction equal to that in our Dress Goods Departments runs through every article in that beautiful stock..