The Marion County Herald from Hamilton, Alabama • 4

-Wis, That KeHoIution- Hamilton, Noy. 5th, 1S87, Automatic Rug Machina NEW GOODS! 1, bftvo just recoived a now and Complete stock, of SMTB K0B3UL COLLEGE, Florence, Alabama, T. MitciielLj Ph.D., President (o) Superior Advantasrcs. This Institution offers superior advantages for the Professional Training of Touchers in all grades of school work. No Further Examination.

The completion of any one of its three Courses of Study entities the studont to teach in any of the schools of the without further Mil Mf JAM ICS S. CLKM KNTS, Krtttur. Sutoeorlptlorx Rates One year, In advance $1.00 i months, in Rda.ive,r $-r)0 Thrw month, itt $0.5 ley-In cluba of po, or more, 80 cents Advertising! Bates. One sqtlnro, sixty words, 1st Insertion, $1.00 Each subsequent insertion sTLocat Notices, 10. coi.ts a lino.

Curds), por year, $5, irA.nnoumjng Candidate lor prstict Offices, $10, County OMcea, $5. "k3A liberal rodaction wll be niatjo an large "Objtuarie and, tributes pf rospeet iu-. s.erted at half price. 1 4 Ti Marion County "Wheel, Boycotts The Heruld, We loam tbaj at the meoliug ol the Marion, county Agricultural Wheol held at Hamilton on last Sat urday, (Nov. tb,) the said Whoe passed a resolution boycotting this paper.

Or in other words that no inomber of tho organization in this county will subrcribe for, or patronise tho Marion Herald. This glorious resolution la. by no. means a surprise to us or the ller-t aid we have long since discov cred that the "Republican Rings1 on the tail of the machine wcro hourly becoming tighter and that they could no.t long withstand th heavy pressure inflicted thereon by advice Irom, a Democratic organ However, we still claim, that aa farmer's organization we do not op pose the Wheel, but as skillfully planned political clique we have op posed it and as euch will contmu to oppose it regardless of all. the big "resolves' they may chance to make.

It is true that we have some fev subscribers who are members of tho organization men who pay for all tbey got. But with the exception of tn.is ley toe, men wuo compose the and file of the order do not patronize the Herald or any other newspaper. Now tho idea of a few standing candidates for office, (men who have been standipg ia ev ery known party since the war,) and and a tow younger ones who seeing their chances for walking into offi ce were very slim, shout '-freedom" mount the Wheel and, trusting to fprtune to lot them ride in; the idea we repeat, of this hand-full of true Jeffersonian Democrats (with the democracy left out,) trying to kill their county paper, Why if the Hevald bad been forced to depend mainly on the dear brethren of the Wheel for sustcn nance it would perished long since. We don'1 mean to say that there are no good men in the Wheel far from saying it. We know several members of the organization whe are good Dem, ocrats, men who would not sloop to do an unjust act, but these men wo think have been misled, hood winked and will ere long discover their mistake and return to their old pasture the fields, pf democra cy.

Now in conclusion wo wish to say that the principles governing this paper are the same to day that they were oyer three years ago when it first entered the broad fields of Alabama journalism, it was. then strictly democratic and wo are pleased to say that it remains the same, unciuwsod and unchanff' ablo. Considerable excitement prevails throughout Lamar county over the recent discovery ot gold, silver and iron ore. If we are to judge trnm the tone of our Vernon contenjuora rv Lamar is on the eve of a most tremendous boom. The silver and gold is thought to exist in paying "amines auu me ore is pronounced t.

fit i i. apuausis tromJNew Xork, together with number of prominent business men irom Columbus, have invest ed large amounts in various of the county mi it. ine deDt statement issued at Washington on 2nd shows a reduction of tho public debt du ring the mouth of October to be $15,833,695, 'Clear de track Wheel am com- ng, says the Ag-ri-riuolitical Wheel, to Democratic newspapers. "No longer will we submit to the dangerous influence wielded, over oiy great Wheel by Democratic or- gaps tt.j;oughout the country. So if we don't elect some fine old bosses next year it will be a great wonder." Yes, come about aa near electing tne "big bosses" aa that big rpsplu- ttpn did downing thb Herald.

The Montgomery Advertkpr is live and progressive as it is reli able, it is rjow issued seyeu da ys tbe week. Prof. W. W. Wilson, of Union- town, is a candidate for Slate Superintendent of Education.

Prof. Wilson is said to be au experienced teacher, well known over the Stare. and will doubtless mafcp a cmnA To the Trustees and patrons of publio schools of Marion county. If you wish to run your school two mouths in winter apd two in sum mer you can do so. Say and February, and July and August.

All contracts with Teachers must come to me as soon as made, in or-dHrtbatJcan make out monthly payrolls, and all Teachers must coino promptly tor Monthly payments. Blanks for contracts can ba procured by applying to me at Hamilton on the first Saturday in any month. Hespectfully, John Arnold, County Superintendent. TROFESSIOmi CARBSy "Jf H. KEY Attqrnej ni Counssllor it taw.

Hamilton. Alabama Will practice in Marion and adjoiuing counties. 33, R' ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton, Alabama, Will practice in Marion and adjoining counties. Special attention given to the collection of claims. FRANK SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER -j SUCCESSOR TO J- HENWOOD.

ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will be present at each sitting ol the Chancery, Circuit and County Courts oi Marion County. Oct 14 6 mo. "TR. 33.

-w. roden; A BOTANIC: MCW Will be at Allen's Factory on Saturday befor the Sunday in each month for the purpose of treatiug Chronic Diseases. 86s?" I practice for and cash only except in cases wnare patients have, heon prompt in tneir payments neretofore. B. W- KODEX I.HULLOOK, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Belgkeen, Alabama Offers his professional services to theneo. pie of Franklin, Marion and other adjoin' ing counties. Mr. Bullock will regularly attend the Circuit Couris of Marion County uci 14 nio Almon. Ed.

B. Almon. LMON ALMON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Belqreen, Alabama.

Will practice in. Franklin countv and all ad. joiniiiir counties, anil espaciallvin Marion also in the Federal Court at Huntsvilleand in the bupreme Court at Montgomery, State of Alabama, Marion County. To owner unknown and. all other par tienui interest You will take notice that a motion has been made in the Probate Court of said county praying for an order to substi'ute upon the records of said Court, decrees ren dered and proceedings had at the April Term, 1H85, of the Probate Court of nid county for the sale the following described lands for delinquent tajsea, to wit Ki of KEVofSec 13 Til R15, also for the sale of SW Jot SWJ Sec 28, and NW NWi of Sec 33, and NE of NEi of Sec 32, and SE of SE of Sec 29, all in T10 K14, for the original proceedings and decrees.

hd on said lands, "which original proceedings and decree, have been destroyed by lire, ana that the 12th day of December, 1887, is set to hear Said motion, Which time all parties in interest may appear and, resist saidl motion if they think proper. October 2Stb. 1887, Walter H. Matthews, Probate Judas. no-30-3W NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office at Huntsville October th, 18S7. Notice is hereby giveu thai that the fol. lowing-oarned settlor has filed notice of his nentjon to make final proof in suppoi of lis claim, and that said proof will he made belore the Probate Judge of Marion county Ala at lianiihon, Ala. on IX-ceuiber 29th, 1887. A.

F. vb: lid. No. 11802 William M. Weeks fur the Si of and SW1 of k'Pt inn ur ii ouc j-ij ixii west.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz V. M. Caudlo, oshua Uann, Josnph A. Wvlie and Robert CauJle all of Caud Ala. KArK COLEMAN, Itegister, i PATENTS PvoeureU.

Win G. 925 St M'ush- ington, D. C. Formeilv of Examining Corps S. Patent Office 17 a-a' exieiknc.

Send ktvh i r. iii i ior lopoHiS to mm S-V s1 VSi an)1 Gent's Furnishing Goods. flats, Caps, Boots and Shoes JDIRX GOODS, LADIESWs3QOODS AM 1LY GRR IE DKHGSand MEDICINES Hardwares, Glasswarev Tinwari, Queonsware Stationery Tobacoo, tinned Goods Snuff, Candies, Cigar, and the justly celebrated Mountain Mills Cotton Yarn All of which will bo Bold at prices suit the times. Highest prices paid for COTTON WOOL, FURS. DRY HIDES BEESWAX, POULTRY, COUNTRY Very Respectful Ml (Postotllce B.nildiug.) HAMILTON ALABAMA t)OZt i OSS NON-RESIDENT NOTICE, The State oft Alabama, Marion County.

John A. Pope, agent for James P. Penrce, plaintiff vs Dow Decy Littleton, defntg. Benjamin Hester, garnishee. Before me, ag Justice of the Peace, this the 12th day ot October, 1887, came the plaiiitilt in the above entitled cause, and it appearing tlvu property belonging to the defendeuts, has has been ievied oil by virtue of a garnishment issued from mv office and the garnishee haa answered indebtedness, and that the said defendenis nro non residents of this State.

It is therefore ordered that notice of said earnishmpnt attachment be given to said Dow Decy Littleton, once a week for three successive weeksbefore the lflth day of November, 188v, in the the Marion Herald, a newspaper published in said county on which day they must attend or indu-mnnf may be rendered against them. John F. CooleV, Jusiice of the no-30. nut i lllliiii Male Female 'Schooll The First session, of this school commences on Mod lay, Octohes 24th, 1.387, and continues five months. Second session will oommen on Monday fulloiving the close of First session.

RATES OF TUITION: Fir-t Grade, per rntinth. Sec. Third Fourth $1.25. fl.50. $2.00.

$2.75. MISS ELLIOTT Priac l. Or. M. H.

KliY, Ass't. 4 II If i Oi i Iff 13 5 si 8' ff BCv oo IS Ju Tuition Is, Free, To thoso preparing ta teacht Tui tion is froo, and goou 15oard. in, pleasant private families, costs only Ten Pollars a month. SessIoi Opens September 3.0th Tbe next session will open on the. above date.

Requests for Catalogues and other information will receiye. prempt attention. TAX; COLLE.CTOJVS NOTION Notic is hersby giyea that I will attend at the dilterent preciuts in Marion county at the tunes au vertised. by my postals in eacK Beat, for the purpose of collecting the SJate and County tax for the year All tax payers are by law reqnired to meet me and pay their tax. at All tax payers will please meet me and pav their tax, as I will be compelled to strict ly collect as, the law This.

O.ctobor 5th, 1887. W. 11. II, Lodsx, Tax Collector. $100: to $300 A MONTH can be ramie worHiiiK lor us.

Agents preferred who can furnish thpir own horses and give their whole time to the business, moments nmy be profita-. bly employed also. A few vacancies in towns and ciiies. If. J.OHN30.N 4s gain Kicliaiond, Ya.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land Offico at Huntsville, Ala, Sepfember 28th, 1887. Notice is hereby civeh that the following named settler has tiled notice his intention to make final proof in suDDOit of his claim' and tha.t said proof will be. made be lore tne Jrobatc Judge ot Marion County at Hamilton ou JNoveniber 21st. 1887. Hd: No.

12319, Henry W. Iluirhes. for Ik. VPI 11. lie names tne iollowing witnesses, to prove his continuous resilience noon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Kobert C.

raul, William A CajitreJl. James. 15. Ct-nt- rell aud N. Cantrell, all of Pikeville, Ala.

FRANK COLEMAN, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offict at Huntsv.illelAla. Sfcf tcmber28tb, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias hied notice of his iu-tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made bef ire the Probute Judire of Marion county, Akbima. at Hamilton, on November 21st, 1887, Hd: To 7018 John Parker, for the Nl NEJSeol7T10K14west.

He names the f'tllowne vritnesaoji in prove his continuous residmco nnon nrl cultivation of, sail land, viz: John Jj Witchell, Jains Taylor. Josenh W. P.ilmo, a.nd James W. all Hamilton, Alabama. FRANK COLEMAN, Eagister.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. uan4 CfSeo at Huntsville, June 10th, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following name! settler has fil-'d notice of his intou-tion to make final proof in sunnort of hiu claim, and thatsa proof will be made be ioie ine rio'iave Judge ot Marion county Alabama, nt Ilamiltoii ou Novdmbe llll, ISiJf. Adji)iuiji Farm H.l No. r.ai?.

Kelly, lor the NWI of SE Heel TU it id. nest. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous reside nca upon cut tivatioi. of, said land, viz 4iideison II. Burlason, of Hamilton, Kobert S.

Mohlcv, Ephram F. Thompson and Jm.es Pearce all of Pearce's. Mills, Alab-tnoa, FRANK. COLEMAN, Begistor. rCQU.STOM AND or Pitcnted June to, I.III.S, why pi.d weary weV i aniij Ruifn wuli the old fashioned lout, hen in few hmr llie imewO'k 1110 nwiircnmB trh'twtlh oi-t NKW Al'TOMATIO It I'll MA II11K.

haknltum Luu Uubct, MUUns, uic. llwork raioryam. A full 'Jl Yarns and Rug htteras ma, line Machine and Term to ou Mail for AGENTS WANTED, For particular, addrora AUTOMATIC RUG MACHINt no to bs--aii. lAtsm sms. who have nothera, fitted with tills C'orct do uot realize tl.a xlvmiti'-mthaj over nuy other Corbet.

There are ofter Canri Vfkhout hours, but noue tm 90 as to lurci. the oi a tapp.ri::t,'WB:it,L of follnwi-ij. A 'ASi is pc. niia? to tt! I 'Hi'i nv I ff i Ki ein- C'crft hot umt. 4 i'Vl I.1 I nl ti.n tew ,8 cue vn-st, tnr.

taco fitud' with any other Coaet. "Xt 1ms atl tlit nile -jiaU: cf Trench Cfr. ert, f.nd rvt ciinyLita aui CozLit ritli.eie. guuca titi shxnc. Tho tme prine'plo sppiiea to e-ar SLad CSill.uS WAISTS, ma for hy KOSXO.T C01I-.

J3- Send for jDsscriptlvo Clrcalar sioTTiufr prices and jivles.v.'ith Maine tvz 'Pry ('(tod1 llr.mti Ihr.iuj.L'jut cSsiitrj, The Palmer Boss Chum, OVER In Use. $60,000 wiiniiail a 18, Largert BamJ CTinrn lory lu tho world. it malces mora hntter. superior qutdiiy (if but ter, a hurder.tHjtter grain-, ed butter, thua auj olhw: charu Bold. Chnra works bo easily.

E-Chtim ciefiiiS. so ensdv. It keeDi Oilt cold air it keeps out, hot fllrr. It is perfect, so ihry all ihv. A'tyfur dealer for the Palmer Bess and if he dooe cot keep to Uii lvr eirua.

'nr cud testimonial letters. H. fl. PALKEB Roqkford, THE BEST WAS ladles'' and Ltmidries abcnld' ir.vtisupute IhUmachine-ot oara. It will auve yua.time.

Ubor and' money. The only wathrr built on.tiie trne principle. VwllaaTo' 4 cost vireQ.momus. xon Iiuvoesme control of clottiesap fi th our hande and wasli hoard 1 and will wash I hem in halt the time, as yon. can neo hot snde while- ruhblni th m.

withont putting your Lands ia the water. I Don't spoil yonr hania and temper or allow your lacndrcS8to ruin your clothes with acids, Aslc your dealer for Tha Heat Masher," or-send for circular to. PALMER Rockfbnt; I deilra to call SFBCIAXi AttenUon to lau portuat point of exeellance found' only THE CHAMPION LAMP. 1, Combusttoa B3JSF 4. A B4FETT Perfect.

EXXINGOWUlilt, 9. Itlstheonly It Is the only, lamp thai keeps dry limp glVMBB the lleht of clean oo oubdda, S. It la the. only Argand which baa a O. It lithe, ONLV curiae of ale Lamp whloh Burn AIX ths circulating I II, QUI and: tween tbie oil holds a troll and burner tliereby over.

FUIX IXA1IB; whea the la short, heating of the OU thereby voids FUN. and making EXPLOSION Ing DUB1SQ TUB KVEXI.VO Made In all forms, Plain or Fanoy, Table, Sand for Illustrated A. J. WEIDENEB, Sole 0w of Pateat J. Ko.

S3 Second Street, Philadelphia, Fa HEiSOFI. CHANTS, MISSISSIPPI. the Oid Hickory aijA Uickmaai 11 1'- ha ft Tarirty of shout. EtHrt 6 ui i i sHER. THURSDAY.

10th, 1887. OY COTT ED Commissioners Cour on Mon- day next. "Gone where tha wood-tine twineth," have Ve? We shall see byo and bye. Dr. H.

Key paid JikeviUs a iHit on last week. Our worthy County Treasurer M. II. Frazior, ot rikevi.lle, was 19.. own the first of the week.

"Piosvb, with the Qerald." says. the 'Wheel' but it don't soem to, be very fust. Rev. John Arnold, county Su penntenuent ot Jiuucauoa, was in town on last week and cave ua a 9all. Give.ua another resolution we lave 'made, pretty fair collections.

this week, Mr, Green, Hollis, of visiting friends in and near II am this U. S. deputy marshal, J. ft. Julgem, of Iluntsyille i now in Hamilton.

Commissiojjer D. N. Cooper and deputy marshal White returned Hamilton on Saturday kat, Dock Morrow was taken in cus tody by aoJAO. Franklin county rn.en pa last Sunday and carried to Bel- green. With, enmity to.ward nona but an eye singular to our county's fu tare welfare we greet our readers this week.

We -had tbe. pleasure of meeting our friend Mr. Frank Allen ot Pearce's Mills, while in. town on Sunday The Herald's motto "Hew to the line let the chips fall where tbey may." W. H.

Key, John, L. White, Wesley J. Clark and W. Gast, all paid Birmingham a visit on last week. just and fcai; not." Wonder if anybody knows how the Sheffield Seaboard R.

R. is getting on vv nayen. neara irom in some time. Another machine tor manufa.y, I turinz whisky was delivered to Com. Cooper at this place, on Tuesday last by one Mr Books, of subscription to the Capital stock of the.

Alabama Great orthwes.torn Railway will be opened at the court house on Satur Jay at 1Q a. ra, Ine specifications lor a pew court house have been drawn up by Frank Alien, of Pearce's, Mills and will be presented ta.the Honor able Court Commwsjpnera. on Monday next. Our farmers are yet very busj Ijauling off their cotton It all seems to be going tp. Aberdeen, but that sort pf game will soon play out un Iss: the Sheffield.

Road built tp Aberdeen yia Hamilton, "Speak the Mr. W- of; Mos cow, Ken tucky, was in tpwn on Tues.day. Mr. WeLster was. once a citizen of tbia county and for sev eral years was engaged in the mer cantile busineea at Fikeville, but moved to Kentucky about twenty yera ago and settled 'n Hickman where be has since reu'oed.

He remained in town pnly a short tiioo but while here paid us a visit as in GOMMISSIO NM! ABERDEEN, Dealers in the Celebrated Steel Brush and Improved Cotton and Coii.lcnsers sixl. the Sot Standard. 1 IT iciipse cotton Presses. VaemiR the hest made. Also Liberal Adyancts to Merchants and.

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