Daily Mountain Eagle from Jasper, Alabama • 4

THE ONE TRICE. on his part. He it no guily THE EAGLE. -O'O- man. We will al-o suggoHt the name of Dr.

A. L. Ilendon, of Holly Grove beat al a suitable and competent man fr the of Co. Siipt. of Education WEDNESDAY HAY 6 urn Saul, if he would, unwittingly, favor the foreign Amalek to the detriment ot Ins own Israel.

The protectionists ltaethe DEALER IN Timo Table, of Walker county. Hoping to Mm hear from other LenUin county in next is DRYGOODS. GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC. sue of the Eaglf, we therefore GEOEOIA PACIflO RAILWAY (Sctioiht close. JASPER, ALABAMA' DEALER IK In answer to an inquiry, wo slate thut there is no objection to the Rev.

Mc. Cornelius in 1. Ar. Havingjnst purchased a large line of goods which are now arriving, ho can offer inducements to customers either for cash or on time, where satisfac- toiy arrangements can be made. Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe Hardware, Queens ware, Drugs, Medicines, Notions, this beat, as a nun tuilablo to represent Wnlkcr couly in the fact of protection and will fo keep it.

They ureron tent to let the free trade devotee hug and fondle his delusive theory to his own liking No. no; it was just in tun, and to help on yotit proccwioii a little, that we tendered Uncle Kdmond'a "Dry cs nn accompaniment. To further reassure our neighbor we fay to him also that bin "rumor'" is unfounded. We draw hi L'ncle Kdmond only for appro priate ditties, dirges and fcuch lik, when tho Eaolr is called by the Citizon to attend a free trado iuncral. We arc of opin Pur' Gap, I'niioti rnroiia Alt IWry fylor.

FjkIU 1 or, 1 IIH 1 1 1 21 2 (M 3 25 2 41 3 0.1 13 legislature. Ki.Diiirou DAY GAP LOCALS. Plenty of rain this week. anu a penerai uv wa ai0 usually found in a first-class country store. I buy for CASH, sell only for CAS i have but one rric.

8ljw LUKE M'GUIRE CO. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Miss Sina Creel couvales- and that the VERY LOWEST. I respect lly ask a share public patronage, and promise on my part ir and honorabfo dealing. JAmnS SAVAGE.

Addio Walts' flower yard is in a flourishing cond 3 27 Cr.Vln.... 4 42 Kennedy 4 15 Mill Port 4 3rt rii Bunk 4 Ilit'Uoa 0 PI UleeilH 67 Columlnt 6 r8 Et Hocxd rAWKvam. J.v. "0 Ar. 8tp-i 10 00 Ilildonn 10 1ft Frrn Ilnnk 10 25 Mill Poit.

10 S3 Knnly 10 30 '11 J.I ALONZO S. ELLIOTT. ion loo, judging from the loose jointedness of his verse, that "Uuele Kdmond'' is a froe trad lion, I guess some body will get a burton hole bouquet ere COOKING HEATING STOVES er. woman risk in in us Our estimable Iriend J. II.

tariff editor on the Eagle. Hurst bus been spending few days this week, at the (Jap, but has now returned to Fny.tte 23 filpwy 11 3J II 27 Bylur ,11 business on the G. P. R. 11, i Cheaper.than any Southern Market on Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Hams, Etc rry.

,12 Oil Alu 12 IS f'niona 12 Mr. and .11 rs. T.J. Creel have returned from whither they have been to A Patton 12 41 Mnrlottnl Vay't Gup 12 54 hear the Rev. Sum Jones.

Nincfcfiilli First ss Second Ave." They express themselves much rBPffiicer rntim run lullr oct-M Cm pleated with their trip, and say 'COUNTY COXVENTlOn. A convention of tho Democratic and Conservative voters of. Walker county is called 'to meet in Jasper on Monday, tho 17th day of May 188(1, for the purpose of nominating candidates lor the various county ollices, and lor other business as may 'soma- before, the cfruvt-ntion. Beut meetings will be held on Saturday the 15t.li day of May I88G, to Appoint cr elect their delegates to said convention. The beats will be entitled to delegates upon I ho following basis, to FrtlgliU every dNycxcipt Sunday J.

1. MEREDITH Sam is. worth Hnpeiiritciiilrnt County court convcnoPlat Mn. EorroB of hie Eaole; I Having solicited by very Monday. "Eldridge" say ome- manv i the cood citizens thing about candidates, etc, EcusekeepersEardware, Jasnp Goods.

EyTABOSIIKD 1872- ROBERTS SON, Read III la communication. Walker County by letter and in perton, and also calls have been made through tho papers for nto to become a candidate Ifyouwanta drink of ice for tho Legislature, and alter wit: One delegate for every ten voles cast, and one for All kinds of Sheet eta! Work and Repairing coia rnioiiaue cau on M. mature deliberation 1 have HhlEn PI vox at hia old stand. each fraction over five in each consented to make the race for XIX XLXXI XJXLMi XJXXIXJX4XLMI SECOND AVENUE (Next Door to JEnslen Son) beat for the democratic candi me weatner is growing that olllce. lama farmer and am acquainted and identified wilMhe tannins interest.

At date for governor in the general election in ISSt. On this warmer gradually. It lias And Blank Book Manufacturers, First Ave. between 19lh and 20th Streets been much too cool the prist tho same lime I am opposed to any class legislation, but the basis the Beats will be entitled ten days fur the good of crops to delegates as follows; Beat No 1 'Jasper 18 delegate MIIiMlNOIIAM. ALABAMA.

I All of the Jasper visitors to Sole Agent for those Popular Stovesjthe 'OliartorOak." "New Enterprise" and. ''JJeliglit mmmm mmimiiiaim mmmmm ii Montgomery, haye returned, xceptin? Mr. L. U. Xusgrore I We have superior facilities for tbs execution ol every class 2 South Lowell 3 3 Zion 5 A twin 1- Jnf printing, hpcciineiii of work and csUmrtes lurnlshed by who it till absent.

on uui.7-uiu nest interests ol ill should be represented, and no exclusive privileges to any. I am a con servalivc Democrat and propose, if elected, jo represent the best interest of all the people to the best of my ability. McPuEitsoji Cokselius, Zion, May 1st 18SG. A CAES. TO THE V0TKH8 OK WALKER COUNTY.

Tii answer trv li tunny solicitations of friends, from parts Married at the Probate office tt i It it ,1 it tt ti tt to-day, Mr. Regan of Jet- 5 Kelly 7 Holly Grove 3 7 Beech Grove 3" 8 Pleasant Grove 5 -9 Raburn 9 10 Odom 6 11 Good Spring 2 12 Mt. Cnmel 1 13 Shady Grove 2 it 41 it it It 1 ft (t tt It It tt It tt tt ferson county, to Mrs. Dudic Laird, of Cordova. Rev.

McPherson Cornelius announces Iiis candidacy for election to the next Generl As sembly as Walker's Represent ative. Read his card. of the county, both personally nnd li it li wnuLJibALt JbUUK STORE Birmingham, Aia, Having moved around on Second invite all mvhl gefutock of i0 CaU arUnd a'Kl Plice thl'ousl1 lh H. V. PERRY ny hHtcr.

to iiecoimi cniiiUiln'o lor re-election to tin' llk-c of Probate Imlge there being only aboiu-iliree nnd a half montlm li.n election, nnd no one "14 BartonXRuads 3 15 Drummoiida 2 1C Doras 3 17 Turpentine. 1 IS Corona 17 JIANITACTUREIIS' A0EST3 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS Ef nounceii as cuiKiiiiiitc lojviic cilice 1 have consented to byeome a ciindl-datc. And iioWf.niOKt liumblv inyitllow citizens for their snni)oi'iii ilie. ltflAl iliirl ilw Cyrus says he got a good position, heard Mr. Davis and Gen.

Gordon, and saw Miss Winnie and, for her sake, gave "Old Jeff" an extra shake al handshaking time. The beat meetings will be of cuiitinned eon- JlirVCTiec, I dccliii-o u.j.elf a cunli- leld under direction of thej (lutc tor re-eiocticn to tho olllce Of Musical Snti'Tixa-sTi-tf-a-- lixecutive Uoinmittecman in T6BAGG0 IID GIABS gSTAlerchants' trade solicited. Carrv the best stock the State. State Agents tor celebrated "LUOY HLN'TON." each beat or in theathence of Probato Judge. MosiKcspcctfully, Uambi.e.

2euian it is ex pected thalUio party will meet ntl'l ho'ld the beat meetings in the usual manner of conduct EL YTOX I-1XI) BUILDING Birmingham Ala. HolidayGocds, Stationery, Toys, etc, etc of any house in North Alabama. Upon (maim JSew Store I opened a new line competition. 01 puces -tha defy nmiT? 101 HAKDLEY nr. If i UXIXJ, RICHARD WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE AND 1NSUR-' ANCE AGENT.

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Mineral, Timbered and Agri-. cultural lands and Cjty prepe. ty bought, and sold, Rents collected, at Reasonable Rates. office 2nd vlook terhy nriLBixo. REFERS by permission to R.

Jno. (. Smith, Jno. IVrry, Win. V.

Reese, J. H. Slaton, lion, A. O. Lane, Mayor.

ing such meetings, A lull attendance in all the beats is earnestly requested, and we hope perfect harmony will pre vail. By order of the executive committee of Walker county, Jasper, May 1st 1SSG. W. C. Rosamar.a.Ch'mn.

G. O'Uear, Secretary. Mr. Jake Guttery was also a Jasper representative the Monument Ceremonies iu Montgomery. lie savs -Vie never saw so u.any.

nappy looking tieo'iSrp. See call tor County Conven tion, to meetat Jasper May 17th. Every beat should turn outits full Democratic strength on Saturday 15th and select a full corps of delegates. It is important that the convention shall be able to know and re fleet the popular choice in inakiug nominations. This can ba best effected by well at tended beat meetings sending up full delegations.

Birm.in.gnam, JLa DEALERS IN Iron, Steel. Axes, Nails, Shovels Bolts, Plows Bellows Anvils, Visas, Tools, Rope, Barbed Wire, Hubs, Whees, i.ic, r.ie. iiiso ENGINES, BOILERS MILLS, GINS Water Wheels, OK Shafting Bel tin? Presses drcular JOHN B. RODE2ST. DEALERS IN Mr.

Brub Richardson, of Pumps, Pipning Saws, Wagon Scales, Emery Til? State, of Walker co.inty. Probate Court May 'id last; This day came Monrno Donoho and tiled ills application iu due form praying for an order of sale vt eer-ti l.i binds, described therein, for partillon, anil beloi.Kiug jointly to petitioner and Lemuel Gwin, a minor, fortbe. purpose of partition, I'pon the ground that tbe t-anie enn not bectjually parlitoncd without sale thereof. It i ordered tbai the liitli day of June ISSfl be appointed a day for hearing such application, at which time all parties in intercut can appear and contest the same, if they they think proper F. A.

Gamble, Judge of Probate. i lC. Wheels Pulleysi- Vv' Fm lOES, WINES AND BRANDIES. AND ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE AND JIACHIIERY; They carry an immeese stock and will gixe you the best goods for th least, money of any house in the State. If you need anythingm their line it will be money in oour pocket to call and see them.

South Lowell, is a Walker County boy who by his skill and taste in scroll work, gives promise of making himself famous in this line some day. Miss Pernia Musgrove has a specimen ot his work, an orna mented what-not', which, she sayi is a marvel of beanty, displaying artistic and skill indesignand contrivance. The Eagle takes pleasure at all times in calling attention to and encouraging home talent and industry, especially native talent. We hope Mr. Richard son may build up a good busi ness and prosper.

Prices duplicate Wni Editor Eagle; It has been some timesincel noticed any thing in the coltims of the Eaglk from our section, therefore, deem it not. inappropriate to give you a few items in regard to our vicinity. Times are hard with us(usiiis the old addage) but nevertheless the farmers seem sanguine in an effort to over rido the pressure by the use of muscle. Nearly all the farmers are throush planting corn and are going ahead planting cotton, and I am glad to say that a goodly number of our farmers are fertilizing, this year. The firm nf J.

P. A. A. Pierce have furnished, and are still furnishing, a great deal of guano to this and adjacent counties tins year. While we do not make it' a specialty in talking, or discuss ing politics, we would respect fully ask you to state through the columns of the Mountaik EAOLBthatwe, the voters of this beat suggest the name ol Dr.

J. C. Gilder as a suitable man for the office of Probate Judge of Walker county. We would be dolLjhfed to hear something from the various beats of the county relative to this manttor. Doctor Gilder "Tca-tclaoss and Jewelry, KMBE'SSCOTT, PUBLIC LAND AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, MONTGOM ERY.ALA.

All matters before U.S.Land Oifice at Montgomery, and belore the General Land Office, Washington D. will receive prompt attention. Real Estate of character bought, sold and exchanged on commission. i.mug iu our line. J- E.

ELLIS Birmingham An J. T. ST1SS0X, A. SPEAKER, -i. a.

axiijr. J. T. STINSOK CO, cottonpactors TSTo-1907 Second Ave Birmingham, Ala. WATCHMAKER AXD IWF1CTIPJXG JEWEER Thk True Citizen evidently feels that he is a "bad citizen," or false king, a gnilty Sauhelse why should tho rattle of 'fun cle Edmond's" "Dry Bones" throw him into such frantic state tht he imagines harmless Uncle Jmond to bo a woman, and the veritable witch of En-dor, and that; we, the humble pencil pusher of the Eagle, are an accusing Samuel risen from the dead to deliver the T.

C. into the hands of the Philistines Heniphis and Birmingham Hail-roaa Coinppny. -v Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a commissionn is sued to us by the Secretary of State, of the Slate of Alabama, we will open books of subscription to the capital stock of the Memphis ami Kirmina ham Railroad Company at the Court House of the count nf A. -f I -AND-- GENERAL COMMISSIOH MERCHANTS. We have ample facilities to conduct the entire busi.es.

or this secUon of the country, and.with fair and honest we hope to merit a liberal Datron I.M. Walker, Alabama, at Jasper. onTa'sdaythft i'oih. day of is competent to discharge the Work or orders for new Goods, sent from a distance will receive prompt attention' entrusted to ua will receive nnr nt duties of the affice, as no one because of its sinful Free ade desires towards Ainalek? But we beg to assure our neighbor that it is all hallucination May, lssw, atlO dock A. M.

IIS A. (iKAXT, Wy. A. Walkk, Jk. M.

A Board of Corporators will dispute who is acquainted with him; besides he is an hon r'iiiiu t-drejui atteatioH. Ad dress STINSON, CotPMBrs, orable snd christian cnt'e- tisfaction aiaaranteed..