Blount County News-Dispatch from Blountsville, Alabama • 2

it alioutliU smU lu tbut matur. Grant Vov Sulo or ICxolitisjir The cavalry huU eanuot vale them end no orjor call tbum bean. TCH Laud Offlo at IIiiiiUvIIIm, November 31, 18U3 Kotloe I hereby given that tb follow ilia Adrortlatlnj; Jtutoa. Adr.rHwer.ts lnartt all paring 4lrt In. aj Ub.

lew ihM, Uum aootu. rauSTf tinriulu' "rtl foUowlr lUu viTwlo. 91 001 Ibv4f30aer of good wrsiiia bna with tea sera uf tree It, ia lestii Dakota, Wsatlugton Station, a th Ckiesg a none-western Hailway, whlob I wish to sell or excheng for land in IsnUsky Tsunesw or Alabama. For furtstr par. tioulars, address.

W. M. N1WBOLD, Stir L. A N. B.

B. Birmingham, Alabama. Cures all 1'emale Complaints and Monthly irregularity, Leuenrrhoeaor Whites, Fain in Back or Sides, (trengthen the feeble, build up tbe whole system. Ithaseured thousand and will cure you. Druggist hav it.

Send tamp for book. BB. J. P. DBOMOOOI.K Ualsvllt.

Wy. Fpr anything in. the Tin or Stove line go to Fat Walsh, No. 2122,. 2d avenue, Birmingham, 4 Pat Walsh is sill alive, and will sell you anything yon need in the Tin line cheaper tban cv No.

2122. between 21st snd 22d Birmingham, Ala. Try bim SPECIALTIES -0 Fine adjusted Watches-Sterling Wire and Spectaclesi A perfect fit guaranteed, is nun JEYVELEn, 1003, Second Ayenue, Birmingham, Ala IMPOBTANT. I now own the only complete sst ef Ah stracts of Peed and Mortgage Becerds oi Blount County, Alabama, now ieiiittae. and I am prepared to furnish reliable ab- ssacts of titlrs on short notice.

Terms reasonable. Correspondence solicited. M. P. Alloood, Oneonta, Alabama BepL 22d.

FOR DISEASES OF THE 123 JOHNSTON'S P.OYAL EKGLISH RUSHTA cure ell at Kd- Bia.djr, Irritattaa vt tb Keut o( ta latidcr, Curataa Urine. rariioa cf tits Erie: lfut UecrJt, Pubetes, Klaus-tnati-a of the KloMts aod klaeV (trr, Vrnprj of KkSrwys ietm Urine, Kioodr Viite, Ilia la fa. lists, hfltonth'a Urlstk Itat- cucnt Innatton, 6rar4 la ttt Inability te I.cUta tht 1 wwr, pariKtuari la r-vsoe tat life. RlaaKI4a larMilcatcr Hch rsimxt ii ii rmot.iiar.a'iiraicoUr.naovee tbe acta nu l.nralnr, cu! Hie eaclcl us si sive use of uuoxicatiDg snuk. PRICE $1.

THREE BOTTLFS FOR $2. SO miw exprccs caarfrea praawa. 7wid for Circular. Sol i bj aUDrufrgista WJl. JQUXSTQX, Uetrelt, ItUela, WFor nale by Donehoo Wiggins, Obc- wiiu, aita.

THE B0BEKT8 HOUSK. The nnderaiirned havino 1aeJ u. nolia Hotel, has ebaml th. Dnroosea kfeniniT 1.1-1 uuui tue city of OneonU. Good beds, nest snd well (uruusnen rooms, exnellent fare, and kind irfuimeni or gusts shall be my aia.

invite tbe traveling nnhlin to trial The bouse is located on First avenue. 8ou'h of the Court Honseaad witkis uiucs ox we ttaurovi xepot. E. B. BoBurr, Propricter ONEONTA HOTE 0 E.

Bynum, Proprietor, Located near the Depot on First Avenue. Transient Rate $1.90 ir lav. Dec. It '8J, 1 y. FppiI and IJyery Siskl I connection with the Hold.

Burriaa fitrniblicd at any time at reisenable raies. Ceats. arA Trae-Marlcs efctaiae. and ail fat eat bfitmress lor tVoiWa e. O'T Oce 6'o05 l.

S.Psewt C. i'jkm uim taw oaa uuse rercot frra Tartiprtrm. frend wtod-I. crirt or shote-, wfih tVvriih liog. We avie.

1 or tMn, frve vt cej. Oar fee tii taept ia tr A Pw.fyhf.?. "How to Obtain Fefents." VtiH 1 1 Ml named settlor has filed notice of bis lnteu tion to make final proof in support of hi olaini, and that naiii proor will lie made before tbe Probate Judge of 111 iuuI Couuty, at Oneonta, Ala on Saturday, December 16, 1893. H'd Entry, No 17,047, for the of Sea. 26, T'p 10 It 2, East.

James D. Cooper. He names the following wi eases to proi hi continuous residence upou and eulliva- ti in of said land, vis fame A. Mnr. phree; Thomas MardU, High Moand; Thorns Miller, aud Jasper Webb, Suead, lilount County, Ala.

Wit. 0. WELLS, ltrgisltr. November 9, 6 lime. ADMINISIHATOR'S SALE OF LAND.

Under end by Virtue of an order and decree of the llou. Tyre II. Davidnon, Judge of the Probate Court of Blount County, Ala dated September 25, 1893, tbe undersigned a Administrator tie bviti non of tbe estate of Gideon K. Posey, deoeased, wilt proceed to cell at public outcry to the blithest bidder, at tbe IXiurt House door in Oneonta, Ala on Tbuis'ay, December 7th, 1893, during the legal hour of sale, the follow, Idr desoribed realty belonging to the said estate, to-wit A tract ot land kuojn ss the dower of Cynthia K. Posey, deceased, in the estate of her husband tiideon Posey, deceased, and more particularly de- soriuea as iouows uomnieuciug wnere tbe Hnntsville aud Tnskaloosa Bond croas the line betweea Sections 28 snd 33, in T'p 14, Bangs 1, West, running the old road in a Worth went direction to a rock corner, marked with a letter by a blaok-gum tree; thence Westward to tbe Gap of Sand Kidge where the fence crosses it; tbeuoe Nortbeat along said Uidee with fence to a rock marked with letter tbeuce near.

ly west to a peaoti tree and rock marked with a letter thence the same direc tion to the Creek; thence down said Creek to the West bouudarr line of said land: thence North on ssid boundary line to the Southwest corner of tbe of the J. or bectlon T'p 14, ttange 1, West; thence East to the lane; thence ulong said lane to a gap in Sand Kidee: thence to the public road; thence East to tbe seolion line between bections 27 and 28; thence Sjnth to the seotion corner; thence West to said Hoad at starting point, containing ia all One Hundred and twenty (120) acres, more or lees. Term of Sale Twenty per Cent. Cash; the balance on a credit of one and tiro years secured by notes beariug interest from the aate oi sale. Dated the 6th day of November, 1893.

Gbbih B. Posey, Not. 9, 3 time. Administrator, VE WANT YOU to act as our agent. We furnish nn expensive outttt and all you nerd free, li com nothing to try the buiiuoi.

We will treat you well, and help yoa to earn ten timn ordinary wagva. Both sexea of all ag can lira at home and work In pare time, or all the time. Am one aar where ean earn a great deal of money. )tany haire made Two Hundred Dollars a Month. Ko clas of people in the world are making so much money without capital a these at work for u.

Ruciness pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than any other offered to agents. You hare a clear field, with no competition. We eonip von with everything, and supply printed directions for beginners which, if obeyed faithfully, will bring more money than will any other baainesi. Ira-proe yoar prapeets I Why not Yoa can do ao easily and tareiy at work for ns. Reasonable Industry only, 4ieejiaiy.

for absotate inecess. amphfet circular giving everv pmrticulaf' is seat free to all. Delay not ia sending for it. OKOltGE BTINKON Jtex No. rorllaud.M.

Suttok L. Fuu.ua, Finis E. St. John. 00 ITXJLLKU at ST.

JOHN, ATTOWMg AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, Cullman, Ala. Will practice in all the courts of Cull- man and Blount counties, and in tbe TJ. S. Land Courts at Hnntsville and Washington. oept zi, s.

WILL O. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI10B IN CHANCERY, Cullman, Ala. Will Dractice in all the ennrta nf Rlmmt and adjoining counties, and in the Supreme Court. Sept 21, "93. f.

BLOUNT NUHSEllV, 18D3. I herebv Inform the nnhlin that ln large variety of thrifty one-year-old apple irees, wBiuu are graiiea to seeaiings whr grew trom toe seed. All persons nesirtnii to buv reliable acclimatiul frnit. Lmd do well to come to my Nursery south of Diounwviue, and get trees at prices to suit the times. I will exebsbge fruit irees lor proauce.

Oct. 6, Jacob Pdllik. BOTANIC DLQQD BALM A thoroughly tasted Ramady 90H ALL BLCOD snd Mil DISEASES. Tbts ttaodart nm6f has bea tiisxS, And not found winiiii(, lor tony rears br a miont phjiictau, wtau bu nwd ft Vlth certain and anvarylnf success for ail Jtsa for which It la recommended. It aeTer fails to be dp fit from tbe Arst dose, Suickiy aod effectually drivtna; out ail isease Mtrms from the srstem tbroosb th medium of tbe skfo, liTer and kid- Berg WittlOUt en? DnnlMJUDt or Ininrinna effect.

It is aot the result of lecoranre or superstition, bat It Is founded opott common sense and a thoroagb knowledtre of modern medical suleoce. It eiTectualir Eon dee and enriches tbe blood and brines faltb to tbesaffererv As a general touio It la without a rtral, and In lis analysis of beaHb-alTine; properties la abeoluiely beyond com pari, on with any remedy erer offered totbe public. It la a panacea for alt tils resnlttnf from impure and Impoverished blood the current of life; quickly ctiree evstfaUa, I terra. Vmmmnm. KJtlai Ptaeaaiea Mi Kraauena.

4 mftavrrb, RBMMifjasittam. I river, I and wr oiaem.il' a. reaaso etc Busies, asrsteey ato. iHvimom ron vou-seLr. tend for tmr Free stoosi TtUausblo latforsBuatl osa, toreiher witb a wooov-ful array of certificates of remarkatita enrea from the slmplett to tbe moot vir-Blnt disesaae after ail known remedi! bad failed.

Tneee certificates terufy wnh bo nncertala eoond, tbat botanic Blood Balm la the raat-est and moat powerful teod Puritir aver known to iae world. per bottle fl flo for bottles. Tor sUe by drnrr: If ftot, snd to as. that that er all Uiot aliuuU bare bean, LoulJ Uit privat obligation bava blinded tlie aye the iwi'ur to it puuio auty Aud boaiilne all tbe oMinuUoB on tbe Advartiear side In all these year ot it! devotion to tb party, uf ita haudaow treatment 01 blui, ana ot frequent perwraai aid. bai none accrued on bia sidaf With all due modesty, Tbe Advertiser venture! tbe view tbat it would require more man tbe beuator' reoeut haroiu rescue el Major So re we from tbe club of Hercules to Oil sue tbia aide of tbe ledger, llonorl are more tban easy ou lint line." With all due respect for Major torew, whom have known for nearly a qnarur of a eentury, and whom we heretofore admired, before were eonaoioua tbat be waa ungrateful.

For the past twenty yeara he ha been the rtciplent of oootinned favor from the Democracy of Alabama, aud were he to lire to be a old a Methuselah ha oonld never repay Senator Morgan and tbe Demoeralio party for the many sub. stantiel favora received. Tbe great trouble with Major Beiewa, and we say it more in aortow than in anger, 1. that he bat bad the pnblle teat to long in hia mouth that he actually believe the cow belonga to the Sorews family. AN IMPARTIAL REVIEW OF GROVE li CLEVDLAND'S COURSE.

The braggart newspaper that shouted so lustily a few day ago when the repeal bill passed the Senste, "Grover won failed to raise that cry on tbe morning of the 8th when the election returns of the day before were published. On yotr before he waa hailed a deliverer 1 But to-day, the masses of the people look npon him as the friend of tbe -'Money Devils' the ally of Wall Street and the imitator of British financiers I They may be doing bini an injustice, we hope they are, but assuredly be baa caused tbe suspicion by his own appointments. Who is the Premier in tbia Administration? Is he a Democrat or has he ever been one Are tbe gifts of the Administration to be dispensed to the Democrats, or rather to Mr. Cleveland' personal friends? I Hornblower a representative Demoorat If so, when did be become one, or what ha he ever done for the party? In a word, has the party any one within ita rank capable of filling the office of Secretary of State If so, wby dii this modern Cassar go outside of tbe party to fill the office? These and other pranks of the Executive indicate that Mr. Grover Cleveland has neither affection nor sympathy for th party that raised him to the high position he now occupies Tbe man that ignores the claims of Democrats when dispensing his gifts, is not Heavily imbued with the spirit of Jefferson, Jackson, or the early Democratic Fathers.

He may write a glittering message full of lofty ide.is end breathing a spirit of patriotism in every line, bnt the masses judge him not by his writings but by his actions. A year ago the country wan in a great measure prosperous, look at it to-day. We are not a fatalist, but we cannot help ac knowledging the fact that since' his inaug uration on the 4th of March h. at a series cf disasters have come upon us. There are more unemployed men in the United States to-day, than at any one time before in the history of this country.

Farm produots a at low ebb, the farmers are despondent and in debt; the railroads are languishing, and a dark pall hangs over everything. a crisis like this, what does be propose to do Does he suggest a means to give employment to tbe masses No, he calk Compess in extraordinary session to enact a measure to improve the currency. Tbe people did not complain of the quality of the money, but their complaint was loud and long as to tbe quantity. However, he said the bankers and business men called for an "honest dollar," and their demand must be complied with, regardless of what the people desire. The elections held on the 7th met are an indication of the people think of Grover.

A year ago, he was almost idol ized by the masses. How is it to-day1? We are told that his sycophants have his sacred person guarded lest some crank should in a moment of excitement assail him. He is more unpopular than any man wbo has preceded him in the same exalted position. Should he continue in his present course the remainder of his term, where will be the Democratic party The only hope left is, that he may change his present policy and torn back to the side of tha parole. THE ADVERTISER SCORED.

Birmingham Daily Newi.J Senator Morgan has written a letter to the Age-Herald, in which be co -reots sun dry misrepresentations of his utterances in the Senate by tbe Montgomery Advertiser, and concludes with the following scorcher 'If tbe Advertiser had remembered its recent petitions to me, that I would save its 'head' from a clubbing at tbe hands of a Senator who was its abomination in 1891 -2, the severity of its criticism on me might be mitigated. It seems ready no 7 to fawn upon 'Hercules' and to lick his The vindictive intolerance of the Adver tiser is in strong contrast with an attitude of petition we me, Caseins, ere I sink." OUR CONFEDERATE From the coast of tbe Atlantic, where the waves of freedom roar, And tbe breezes of tbe ocean chant a re quiem to the shore; To the flowing Mississippi, so long our ooutnern boast Through Arkansas and Virginia, and along our lexas coast; Through tbe listless sunny Southland, with its blossoms and its vines; Through Missouri's oaken hilltops, Louisi ana's murmuring pines Over all our Southern country, witb bloom ine roses spread. Sleep a of noble heroes our brave ttenfederate dead. Not witb musket and sabre and with glad hearts beating last; Not with cannon that had thundered till tbe bloody war wss past: Not with voices that are shouting with the vim or victory's note; Not with armor gaily glistening, nor with flags thst proudly float; Not with airof martial vigor, nor with steady soldier tramp, Come they gladly marching to us for our boys ate all in cam p. With forgetful ness upon it, each within his earthly betf.

Waiting for their marcing orders onr true Confederate dead. Fa4 asleep our boys are lying in their'cold and narrow tents, Aud lb yearulug of tbe mother aud th anuuiob of iuu Cannot with their ainuio nresenoa call tbe soldier back to lite. And the brother's manly sorrow aud the father' mournful nriil Cinnot give back lotbetouutry these who men wiuuiry alen. They wbo, for their lovd Southland, in her hour of trial bled, Sleep now in grave of glory our loved wuicuvruM) uoau. When life' battles are all over, an 1 the When tbe reign of tim is ended aud eter.

ui hi in are iinno. amy uegun; When the tbuudera of omniscience on our wakened senses Mil; And tbe sky sDov shall wither and gntnered like a aom Winn above tbe lofty mountain and aero tbe niiubtr c-a. Tbo grent archangel's bugle shall tins out the reveille Then shall msrob with brightest laurel "uu proua victorious tread, To homes nigh up in Heaven, our loved w. a. Csteneral News.

Coal has advanced in price, owing to tbe strike, in some portion of England to $15 per ton. Miss Ariuie Pixley, the famous American sotress, died of brain fever in London, Eiig land, a few days ago She was a native of Brooklyn, N. and her name was Shea. Iu Cape Colony, Africa, the Mritabeles, a warlike tribe; have been defeated. The British Government offer protection to the king if be surrenders to it.

Dun aud Oo's weekly report says tbat business is reviving. Tbe failures for the past week number 310, agninst 16 for the corresponding week in 1892. Murat Halstead, a political reprobate of the bloody shirt order, is defending Mr. Cleveland's policy iu the Columns of the New York Herald. Republican officeholders are being driven away from the Treasury Department.

Mr, Carlisle has at last got a move on him. By a collision, at Chicago on the Rock Island railroad, twelve persons lost their lives and many others were injured. The yelio fever still bangs on at poor Brunswick, Ga. On the 10th there were twelve new cases and one death, white man named Alexander Anderson. Samuel Cederer, a New Jersey lawyer, committed suicide at the Sinclair House, Broadway, New York city on the 10th inst.

He was determined to reach Hades, for he took a dose of carbolic acid and then turn ed the gas on. Lawyer Weeks, who was extradited from South America and convioted in New York lait week, has been sentenced to ten years in state prison. He is now at Sing Sing. The Secretary of State recommends th the deposed Queen of Hawaii be restored to her kingdom. It is thought the Presi dent and Cabinet will so determine.

Three masked men bald up a train on tbe Illinois Central railroad, before day oh tbe 11th inst. The express ear was robbed of many valuable packages, but the amount taken has not been ascertained. At Brontlitovsk, Poland, an explosion in a chemist's labaratory killed twenty per, sons and injured twice that number. E. F.

Ewell, of Michigan, has been appointed Assistant Secretary of State. Few people in the United States ever heard of him before. As an explorer ot unknown statesmen President Cleveland cannot be excelled. The Governor of South Carolina is still chief saloon keeper in tbat State, bnt the courts and lawyers have determined to oust him from the position. A printer named P.

C. Oglesby is coufin ed in the royal prison, in Cuba, and being a citizen of the United States he asks the Government to interfere in his behalf- Rev. Sam Jones, tbe evangelist, has per formed a great work in Memphis.Teon. He has driven Satan across the Mississippi, am Arkansas is now In the soap. A tsk Your Friends Who have taken Hood's 8arnparilbv what they think of it, and the replies will positive in its f.ivor.

Simply what Hood's Sarstparilla does, that tells the story of its merit. One has been cured Indigestionor dyspepsia, another finds its indispensibli for sick headache or billiousness, while others report remarkable cures of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc. IIootTts Pills are purely vegetable NOTICE TO CITY TAX The Taxpayers of the city or town of One onta, are hereby notined to come for ward and pay tbeir city tains for the year ioM xue cuy uixes are now due, and will be delinquent on and after December 18th, 1SSI3. Jj li. illCXINKOH.

City Tax Collector, XIic Great Southern Remedy. People should not be deceived into pay, iiig money for trashy mixtures gotten up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. which has beeniiiiade in Atlanta for the past fifteen years, never fails to give satis faction as a superior up tonic and blood puuner.

It is made from the pre scription of an eminent physician. The bottl is larga and the dose small. See their advertisements and buy that which i thoroughly endorsed by thousands of grateful patient, whom it has cured, trial bottle will test itsnierila. FOR SALE, On easy terms, by the undersigned, 30 horse engine; 3o boiler, two forty saw gins, a grist mill; all in good running order, and 21 acres ot lana upon which it is located in he town of Cleve. and, Ala.

Clmmi Cornelius. II. ll. f- SSTTS, ixt'cLaca TJltori and i roju'iotors. ONEONTA, ALA.

THU1WDAY, Nov. 16, 1813. Th E.b. Bum Jooia arrived In Birmlng. bun oa the 13th lost, ui lui already t)'gun an aaaault on tbs citadel of Sutun.

Tuesday of last week blunted th anplra. lions ot ex-President Ben Harrison. Wm, MeKiuley, Ooveruorof Ohio, is recognised as the leader of tbe Bepublioans. If tb Democrats do their duty, and Mr. Cleve land realize) that be ia not the whole gor.

esnuent all may yet be well. The report that the kilter bullion in tbe Treasury wan to be coined at once appear to be preinatare. The officials around the Treasury Department know nothing of it The despised white metal ia advancing in price eerywhre, despite the treaohery of many wbo pretended to be ita friend. It ia now an acknowledged fact that the lion. John T.

Morgan la the most popular man in Alabama He ia loved, honored and revered by all our citizens, He will be hi own successor in the United State Senate. In peace aud war, amid storm and in un-hine, he has been the champion, counsel or and defender of Alabamian. THE ELECTIONS. The State of Mew York went Republican on the 7th inst. Both branches of the Lg islature are Bepnolioan, and that party has majority of sixteen on Joint ballot.

The Democratic municipal ticket was elected in the city of New York by C7.900 majority. In the city of Brooklyn. Mayor Boody, Demoorat, was defeated by a major ity of 20,000 or more. New Jersey has taken the Bepubliem route, and the Legislature just chosen will select Senator McPherson's successor. He is the man who said tbat if the Senate did not pass tbe Voorbeee repeal bill his State would go Republican.

The infamy was con summated by the help of John Sherman. Gov. MeKiuley and high tariff were en dorsed in Ohio by about 80,000 majority. In Pennsylvania by about 110,000. Both Htate aro rotten boroughs and carry no influence beyond their borders.

In Illinois, Gov. Altgeltd and his Amur chut friendj were sat down npon. Judge Gary, who tried and sentenced tbe Anarchists of Chicago was re-elected by a large majority. Massachusetts went Republican by fully 0,000 majority. Russell, the Democratic caudidat for Governor, wai saowod under Congressman O'Ferrell, who voted for free silver and agiinst the Wilson repeal bill, was the Democratic candidate for Governor of Virginia.

He was eleoied by fully 40,00 majority. Kentucky and Maryland also went Democratic by good majorities. Out of the twelTe Stutes that held elec tions on the 7th nine went for the Republicans and three for the Democrat. Who shall say that if the Democrats in Con cress bad parsed a tariff reform bill, stopped tbe robbery of the many tbe benefit of tbe few, Tuesday's landslide is New York, Ohio, Massachusetts, Iowa, aud Pennsylvania would have taken puce New York Sun. The battle of 1892 was fought and won on the question of tariff reform, and should have received the first attention of Con- cress.

However, that body was not to blame in the matter. The President called it together solely to relieve his gold.bng friends in Wall street and other places of a like charaefc-r, where Shylocks are wont to congregate. The Now York Eveniaa Post, a favorite Mugwump organ of Mr. Cleve land intimates that the political disaster was caused on account of Mr. Cleveland's cruel desertion of civil service reform "We do not suppose many, if any.

votes turned solely Tuesday oa the Van Alen or iioostveit appointments or on tne general 'revel in spoils' which has gone on all over the country. But thy have undoubtedly deepened tbe impression of Democratic in. competency and hypocrisy and dishonesty, which the eeuml situation has created. The spectacle of Mr. Cleveland struggling with the spoils system would nave Helped to build up a respect -for the Democratic party among tue accent classes, no sucn spectacle bag been forthcoming." In the above extract yon can see what a Cleveland Demoorat thinks of the common masses of Ike common people.

The decent classes according to the Post are thoee who gamble in eorn, cotton, pork, wheat, etc. One cause of the political disaster is Mr. Cleveland's unpopularity, which is caused by himself. He to to-day more unapproachable than any of the European crewned heads. He should remember that the" created can Bver.

become greater than the creator. It is contrary to every law divine or human. In the United States of ca the will of the people is the supreme earthly Here, thank God, "There ia a power behind the throne greater than the throne it The man or the party, who ignores that power, is sure to be left THE ADVERTISED VS. SENATOR JNO. T.

MORGAN. The Montgomery Advertiser is still after Morgan's seat in tbe United States Senate, and to attain that end every issue of tbe paper contains more or less abuse of John T. Morgan. The old lady is malevolent, malignant and vindictive, but she is sure to fail in her present efforts, viz To oust the Senator and put Gov. Thomas G.

Jones in tbe Senate. The Democracy of Alabama is getting tired of the Advertiser's projecting; its cranky and despotic ways have broken up tbe party throughout the State and has caused more bickerings, enmity and hesrt-bnraiDg aaioug the whit people than all other thiags combined. Add to this the cheekieess of the old dame and the thing become insnfferable. Here is a specimen of its latest in reply to Senator Morgan's communication in tbe Age-Herald "Tr.n bclf down card of tbe Senator wiacifs rp betUmgly with a sort of plead. iv.it v-9 l-ary ait.

He thinks tbat he did 'x fir -t brrfws ptiarniMJOB a to Nve temper" 4 tue A'Jwrtis- V. ar nut --osed to argne 4 Inclie 1 month month 10 00: mouth 15 00 1 year 20 tkX column 1 month 6 00; 8 months 12 00i I Jar 3500. '4 column 1 month 1200: months 25 00; months 96 00, 1 Tear 60 00. 1 ou'tvaa I month 20 00; 3 months 35 00; month 60 00; 1 year 75 00. sVObitnarvNmli.oa aawuwsjva llOpVUS cxoeedlng ten lines, 6 oents line.

Communieationa lion must be aooompanied by tbe nam of Notice In local column, 10 cents line or each insertion. Oillcial Directory. V. 8. GOVERNMENT.

President Grover Cleveland. Vice-Prekident Adlal E. Stevenson. Speaker of the House Charles F. Crisp.

Ths cabinst. Secretary of State Walter Q. Grrsliam. secretary or tne Treasury JubnQ. Carlisl Seoretary of War Daniel 8.

Lamout Secratarv nf tlia ITiIbm a Secretary of the Interior Hoke Sojitu. cKurcwry oi axncniiure i. Morton. Postmarter-General Wilson 8. BisselL Attorney-Geuerel Blohaid H.

Olney. U. BDPBSHX OOVBT JDDOKS. Chief Justioe Melleville W. Fuller.

Associate Justice -Stephen Johnson Field Joseph P. Bradley, Jno. M. Harlan, Horace Cray. Samuel Blatohtord, Howell B.

Jack, son, David J. Brewer and Hehry B. Btowu STATE GOVERNMENT, Governor. Thomas G. Jones.

SocreUry of Stuto D. Barron. Attorney Gen. Wm Martin Auditor. John W.

Purifoy. Treasurer. J. Craig Smith. Superintendent of Education.

John (3. Harris. BOPBXMI C00BT, Chief Jostice. Geo. W.

Stone. Associate uutices.T. W.toloman, Darid Clopton, T. li. MoCJellan and Kicbard W.

Walker. Commissioner of Agriculture Hector li Ltie. Judoi Ninth Jcdicial Cibouit -John B. Tally. Solicitob John Winston.

Cuahhjklijob, Korthwestorn Chan. eery Vivwion i'nomas O'obbs. C0CN1Y GOVf KNJJENT. Representative -J. P.

BaliengarJ Pbobatc Juuai H. Davidson. RidisiiB. A J. Kelcbum.

Circuit Cuebk John A. Doan. Shibiff F. Bledsoe. Tax Assissob a.

(J. Murphrea. TaxCollrctob-J. H. MuNeal.

CotHty Tbeasdrer F. M. Self. Cokonke W. T.

Dution. Couhtv Sopt. Education Q. EL Julian. Count Sdbveior M.

P. Britlain. County SoUClToBO. A Steole. General Adhuiistbatob A.

J. Hbamh Ofpicbb Dr. W. M. Cole 00UBT OP COUNTY COMlUSilONBES.

T. D. flolcomb. Joshua Ratliff. A mos Fowler.

W. O. McCay. COUBT CALENDAR, Cibcuit CoyBT. Fourth Morulas in April and October at Oneonta.

Bangor, Second Mondays in June and December. Chanciby Court. Fourth Mondays in May and No-v ember. COCKTY CoUBT. Beglar Terms Tbird Monday in each month, at Oneonta, and Fourth MondaV in Febrnsrr.

Mav and November at Bangor. COMMISSIONIBS' CoUBT. HTl-iTI leaves in February and August, and First luonaajg apru ana riovember. Special Terms Second in May and Jurr- At Baneor Fourth Mnnrlana in February; May, August and Novem MAIL SCHEDULE. From OneonU to Birmingham, leaves buy feicent Hnnituvi rrive same day at 6:09 m.

From Walnut Grove to Oneonta via Balm, Mnrphree' Valley and Bjrd. ar-ivea dailv rTwnt mm Departs same day at 1 p. m. From Oneonta in land. Departs at 7 a.

on' Monday and Saturdays. Arrives same day at 6 p. m. UWIGU IJIO day before. recire tnr until actual time of departure for Birminir- mmtav a o'clock a.

m. to 4 o'clock p. m. 8. C.

Aixoood, Postmaster. MASONIC. VTol Lodge No. 324, A F. A A.

nolda it regular communications on the first Sai. arday In each at OneonU, at 10 o'clock a. m. I.0. O.

F. BemlaD Lodoe ar o- uru TTl(Utar on the 2d Saturday and Fridav before tha Alh K.nt.. i month. Other lodges are cordially invited. UUU Jl.

UOWDIK, Noble Grand. Those indebted to this office for anh scription snd advertising ar requested to call and settle it once. Money is nseea. ity In a printing offloe, which subscribers, who ow for two and three years, seem to be una war of. UaTBKW KXTCBOT.

Justice Illankai Seed 11 wtDt to 11.5 fflinrl jasliie blanks ihrouah tlse msil postage pre-paid. Al kind lira tllmmbeth Uutaf Baltimore, ltd. Rescued from Death All aid Sh Could Hot Llvo a Month Hint All mnd Well Infc HoeoVs Sarmafarilla, "I Bustpralss Hood's arsapsrlUa, for It la wonderful medlolne. I suffered 10 year with Nauralgla and Dyppla aai falaliai avail- Sometimes I woald be almost stIS with cold perspiration. I spent told me about Hood's oarsaparilla.

and I began to take 1L 1 weighed lass than 100 lbs. and was A IHctur of Misery iTtrr CM whe aw so thought I coal aet live anethsr moiith. But I beran to Improve atoace altar kCRlnnln with Hoodl Saroapa-rtlla, and aav gradually rained until I am bow pert Milr eared. I eat well, sleep weu, au4 Hood's Oarsaparilla Instead of bflng dead now, I am anve weigh! 49 lba MBS. ELIZABETH MZSI 1 Kaat Barney Street, Baltimore, Md.

HOOD'S rilXS an lr.lr WfvUWc. fsctlj hermlMS, always reliable an teawtuu. Land Office at Hnntsville. November 1893. Notice Is hereby given tbat the following named settler has filed notice of bis inten tion to make final proof In support of his claim, and to commute to cofcu.

ana ttuv said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circnit Court ot Blount county at One- onta, on Friday, December 22, 1893. Adjoining Farm H'd Entry No. 20.339, For th i of S-w. (). East.

Dtepnen on. aiigooo. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Benton Stephens, Toliver Bynnoi.iSHbwn Bynum, Perry By- nuui, Alurphree Valley, Ala. Wm.

C. WELLS, Register, Nov. 16,6 times. 4- Lant) Office at Hnntsville, November 9,1893 Notice is hereby Riven that the following named settler has filed notice of his Inten, tion to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before tbe Clerk of tbe Circnit Court of Blount eonnty, at Oneonta, Ala. on Saturday.

December 23, 1893. H'd Entry No. 17,025, For the a a See. tion l'p 19 I.S.;, Uunge ttast. Stephen B.

Box. He names the followingwitnesses to prove his continuous residence npon and cultiva tion of. said land, viz: Ueorge A Kay, James H. Weston, Amos JS. Box, JUward Hawkins, Oneonta, ALu C.

WELLS, Begister. Nov. 16, 6 PROBATE NOTICE. The Stat of Alabana, Blount County. By Virtue of an order of the Probate Uourt or said county, tne nnaemeea Ad.

uiinistrator of the estate of Thomas A Ueid. deceased, will sell at the late resi dence of the said decedent ia said county, to the highest and best bidder on Wednesday, December 6tb, 1893, within the legal hour of sale, the follow ing described personal property, belonging to said estate, to-wit All tue rent corn, cotton, fodder, etc. Also one horse, one two horse wagon aud an organ. Term of sale: Fifty per cent Cash, the balance on a credit ot twelve months wiln interest beariog notes and good personal security. A- J.

McCaaLBX, Nov. 16th, 3 time. Administrator. EXECUTOR'S SALE. By Virtue of the power given me as tbe tsxecutoror tne last win and Testament of Asa Dumas deceased, I will offer for sale at public outcry, to tbe lushest bidder, on the premises, in Blonnt County, on Saturday, November Iltb, 1893, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described lands belonging to said Estate, to-wits.

The northeast quarter of southwest quar. ter, and the northwest quarter of southeast quarter, northwest quarter of southwest quarter, southwest quarter of northeast quarter, southwest quarter of southwest quarter; section (31) thirty-one Township (13) thirteen, Kauae (i) East. Also soutn- st quarter of southeast quarter Seotii (36) thirty-six, Township (13) thirteen, Kuuge (1) one, Kant: said lands being situ, ated in Blount County, Terms of Sale i One fifth cash, the bal ance on a credit of twelve months, witb interest from data of, sale, and secured by Johs McCmno. Executor. October 19th, 9 tinis'; Land Office at Hnntsville November 3d, 1893.

Notice is hereby riven that the following: named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make fioal proof in support his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore tne rrobate Judge oi Blount county, as uneonta, on Iriday, December IS, 1893. Adjoining Farm H'd Entrv No. 17.931. for the i of a Sec 27. Tp 10, 1,.

iunninsnam ll. uraves. He names the followina witnesses to Drove his continuous residence noon and cultiva tion or, said land, vis: Asa Sexton, Samuel Sexton, Joel Vinsant. Tohn Bainwater. of Liberty, Blount County, Ala.

Wit, WELLS, EegisUr. Novem er 9, time. SEND twelve cent ia postage stamp to 39 Corcoran Building, Washington, D. C. and yon will receive four conies of Kate Field' Washwotoh, containing matter of special interest.

'Give same and 1 (dilres, snd say where yon saw this ad. vertisewent. MASONIC. lb Georz Morrow Lodge No. 607, T.

A. holds its regular eommunicatioua at Vil'age Spring on tb first and third Saturday evenings of each month. Walter Hahiah, Secretary. XW Obituary Notices sent to this ofSevr must be accompanied by the cash. See our advertising rate and govern yourself I c.A.GnowacD.

Paint i5, 0. 8. tint 9, hiaivic note sold chep (t tL; cJ tot Ci'h arsa iafw.