The Prattville Progress from Prattville, Alabama • 3

1 i mmmmmmmn 1 mm immssmmmmmtmtmmmmswmmmm0mswmsmsms9msmtm -s, wlwiaJ. Mrs. of Montgofne I Resolutions of the Circuit Court. il i 'i GRAND Ilffi RAILROAD Equine and Canine Carnival combined with HERR HAGENBACKE'S TRAINED ANIMAL EXPOSITION AND HIPPODROME WILL EXHIBIT AT PRATTVILLE, TUESDAY, NOV. 24, for one day only.

This is the.Honest See our 25 beautiful Show; we tolerate no Shetland Ponies. cn'the irferning train and returnnig in me veiling." Several from hero are attending court this week, Seems strange some of us tfiat some old time Democrats are hurrahing for McKinley. Notice to Teachers. On account of some pressing bus iness, the Board of Education for Autauga County will meet Satur day, Dec. tr, 1S96, and all, who de sire a certificate to te ich in the pub ic schools of this county must on that day meet the board for examination for the board thereafter will meet quarterly as before.

W.W.Hintox, County Supt. Notice, K.of, HI! All members of Prattville Ledge no. 202b ot 11 are earnestly re quested to be present at the next regular meeting, Nov. 13 1896, business of importance to be attended to. Alex Kii.louoh, Renorter.

Norway's Strange Bank. The most independent and aristo cratic bank in the world is the Norges, or National Bank of Norway. Sociallythe bank is of con siderable importance. The directors meet twice a week, and these friendly gatherings are aaid to be most enjoyable affairs. Loans and di scounts form the chief subjects of conversation.

No loan or discount can be made without the approval of three of the directors. The directors are to hold a meeting one day, and you want to borrow on Monday. You apply to Norges Bank and are told that the matter will be taken under consideration at the direc tors' meeting on Wednesday, and vou may look for an answer to your application on Thursday. It does not matter in the least that you want the $1,000 Monday, nd not Thursday you simply have to wait. This national bank is also a na tional pawnshop.

It is authorized by law to lend money on any non- perishable goods, provided they can be deposited in the bank and kept under lock and key. For this ser- ice it charges rather less than the usual pawnbroker's interest, which "may, perhaps, account for the rari ty of private pawnshops in Norway. New York Journal. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all the other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable, l'or a great many years doctors pronounced it a local sease, and prescribed local reme- ies, and bv constantly failing to ure with local treatment, pronoun- it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional dis- ase, and therefore requires consti- utional treatment.

Hall Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is takm internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney Toledo, O.

Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Familv Pills are the best. Louis Phillip Robert, Duke, of Orleans and pretender to the throne of France, was married at Vienua last week to the Arch Duchess Dorothea. ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious sufferers, victims of fever nud nguc, the mercurial diseased patient, liow tlicy recovered liealtli, cheer ful spirits ami koou thcv-will tell vou by taking Simmons Livkr KEGU- l.iTOK. The Cheapest.

Purest and Best Family Medicine in me warrani.eu iiwi tv viuoituv nr inv mincrul substance, But 11 PITIiFJLY YEGETAliLIi, containing those Southern Koots mid Herbs which an oil-wise Providence has placed countries Liver Diseases most ire uii. It will cure nil Diseases caused by Derange ment ol lite Liver ono uowcis. The SYMPTOMS ot Uver Complaint are i bitter or bol taste in the mouth: Pain in in Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Kheu-matisin; Sour Stomach; Iss of Appetite, iloweis alternately costive mu Loss of ilcmory, with a painful sensation of havine failed to do something which ought to have been done; Kebilltyi Low SplrlU, a thick yellow appearance of the Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption. Sometimes tnanv of Uiese symptoms attend tho disease, at others very few; but the. LIVER Is generally the teat of the disease, and if not Regulated in time, great suffering, wretched-cess and DEATH will ensue.

The following highly esteemed persons attest rS the virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator: Gen. W. 8. Holt, Pres. Ga.

S. W. R. R. Rev.

I. R. Felder, Perry, CoL E. k. Sparks.

Albany, On. 0. Jlnstcrson, Sheriff Bibb Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.

"We have tested Ks virtues, personally, and know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Throbbine Headache it is the best medicine the world ever saw. We tried forty other remedies before Simmons LI vtrRegulntor, but none us'moro titan temporary reuet: pm ira M-Kir lntor not only relieved, but cured us." fin. Tl.fcKAl'll AKU liCSSKiiUKK, Macon, ga, sfaNuracnuRGD oi.v nr 1, ZCtUIi Pbtl4lnhia, P. For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION.

Jatin-Sice, BilioMMtuek, SICK III- ADAUJ tol.c. Depress-on ot Spirits, SOUK blOMAUI. Heartburn, etc. This unnvlled remedy A a nan cie 7 vw.ingat Contain- W. T.

I.J-.. A wuu.i.aL 1 11010 lor S300 uozenat K. Photo cur. prattville, uniilNov. h.

1 Mr. T. Fay is holding the reins at the Gin company's office during (he absence of the bosses. Mr. Fay sticks to business about ai close as any man wc know of.

The So; Art "Go's' palace R. R. Photo. Car is in Prattville, makinr a Deautitul iir.c ot photographs at icss man nait usual prices will remain until. iSth only They Col.

J. 51. Fulkner. the able popular of this division of me tc i. Railroad, cam-3 ovr from Montgomery last Monday and spent several dnv in ville on legal business.

or one week only, the nfilace K. -Photo. car will remain. This is an excellent opportunity to nave lust class Photo.s mare at home. the series of meetiiiErs at tire Baptist church was closed on last ounuuy evening, un that evening the ablest and most forcible ser mons of the meetings was preached by Rev.

Mr. Vane. A lursre con i gregation was present to hear him 1 he cold snap throughout the South this week caused a sharp ad vance in the price of cotton. In lexas and other cotton States the stalk was killed and there is no prospect for a top crop. Lol.

Henry J. Livingston and amily have returned to Prattville roin uaasden and will make this tueir future home. The Progress welcome them buck into our midst. Give the neople of the South a good price for cotton and a good for their manufactured pro Jucts and the people of this section complain. When the addition to the Cotton Factory is put in -operation the plant will be one of the best equip ped institutions in the State and one which any town would be proud.

Deputy sheriff W. II. Durden vent up to Birmingham this week fter the negro, Caver, who 'was indicted by grand jury, of the iiprlng term of Circuit court. The negro was caught in Birmingham last week. The special jury for trial of Will -amsr for the kiliing of Mr.

John was drawn on last AVednes- ay. The trial is set today and no doubt a good crowd wiil be attract- to courthouse.isOl.fi. T. Liv- will represent thedefenbant. A large crowd went from here to Montgomery Saturday to witness the circus which came on in that place.

It was intended run a special train from here Saturday night but the rain prevented. An extra coach was put on the regular train. A large party of gentlemen left ast Monday for Punta Gorda, Flor ida, on a hunting and fishing ex- edition. The 'partv was composed of the following gentlemen Messrs Dan Pratt, J. B.

Bell, W. II. Barnes, W. IT. Young, Charley McCord, E.

B. Holloway Dr. M. D. Smith.

They expect to be rone about two weeks. Mr. R. Mote Clark who escaped from the Prattville jail on the night of October 31st lias not yet been captured. It.

is supposed that he tole a bateau at Washington terry and went down the A'a')ama river. Clark was waiting trial under an r.dictment for stealing a mule. Circuit court convened in Pratt-ille this week with Judge N. D. Penson on the Bench and Solic tor u.

urewer representing mc State. The. most important case 611 the civil docket was John Wain- wright j'j i'Thej Marbury Lumber CO.npany. The jury renucicu- a verdict in tavor 01 the piaincui. About 2 o'clock on last Wednes day night.a'ctemand was made on the sheriff for keys to the jail by about 15 men.

Their purpose was nq doubt to get porsesion ot in they yere positively refused and were warned not to attempt to in. The jail was well guaided.thers wonld have been trpubie should an attempt had been made to get the prisoner by violence. Valuable Farmto be Sold. There will be sold al. public out.

crv, in front of. the onice ot the un- Ar-cirfmi in I'mtlVllie. ri.iu. 1 Saturday Nov. 2 1st, 1S96, at 12 nV.lock m.

the valuable farm known as the "Merritt Place," within one mile of said town, containing 640 acres more or less, well adapted to the raising of farm product, fruits, and vegetables, terms, cash titles perfect to be sold in a body or in parcels, or as may be deemed best on day of sale. Inquire of 1 Mac, A. Smith. Lost Strayed or Stolen- One small mouse colored mule "with brand on left hip, from Prattville on Sunday night Nov Tra tinme is in the southern part sl Chiltoii county where it will prdb- 3- rf A nnt nnainrr Xille oaid Lkis (jKNTEUY Hi Boxcman, Ala. i On last Monday afternoon tb regular routine ot business of tl circuit court was- dispensed with by Judge N.

D. Denson to allow the presentation of resolutions con cernmg the death of Col. T. Sadler, The committee appointed at a meeting of the bar of Prattville for the presentation of resolution were C. S.

G. Doster, Mac A omitn and Abney. Ivor more than an hour glowing eulogies were paid to the lite, character and abil ity of their late associate at the bar by C. S. G.

Doster, Mac A. Sm.ith, 11. Livinzslori. Tesse Booth and J. A.

Holmes. After a short talk expressing his profound sorrow over so great a bjreavment Judge Uenso.i adjourned court for the day in respect to the memory of the deceased. The following are the resolutions offered and asked to be entered upon the records of the Court Resolutions. tlTT vv nereas, since the last session of this court death has invaded the bar of Autauga county and remov ed from time to eterity one of its most prominent and resDccted embers, Col. Thomas W.

Sadler, 1 1 no died at his home in Prattville after several week of painful ill ness, Therefore be it resolved 1st. That in the sad dispensa nun ui rroviuence mentioned in the toregoing preamble, the bar of Autauga county has lost one of its most worthyjmembers, his family it devoted head and the county and state a patriotic and distingish- ed citizen. 2nd. lht we deeply regret that our friend and coadjutor, Col. 1 nomas W.

Sedler, has gone for ever from our midst and that he will never more meet and co-oper- ne wun us at our regularly recur ring sessions for the administration of public justice. 3rd. That the clerk of this court be instructed to furnish a cony of these resolutions to the family of the deceased as a simple mark of re- pect for the dead and of sympathy tor the living, that such otticer be further instructed to set apart -a memorial page of the minutes. It will pay our readers to call a id examine work done at Photo car. dozen tor work worth $5,00.

They remain one week only. INDEPENDENCE. We are having some very cool weather now. We are glad to know that Miss Mamie Cale is up again after sev eral davs illness. Mr.

Joe Carter of Kingston was the guest of Messrs Will and Dr Jones last Sunday. Several or the White Water boys attended Sundayschool here last Sunday. The election passed off very quietly. Mr. L.

Patillo was in town last Monday. Mr. Ile.iry Rawlinson, of Au-tuigaville, was in town last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs P.

M. Wallace-, of Autaugaville, spent lust Sunday with friends and relatives in town. Mrs M. L. Jones and Capt.

Geo. Tone spenl one day last week in Autaugaville. GIBBONS. Mr. P.

A. Caliiwell and family visited relatives nar Deatsville Sunday. Miss Emma Gibbons left last Saturday for Highnd Home to Highland Home College. Mr. Rice G-ibbons was in Montgomery on business last Saturday.

Mrs M. E. Gaines and son are visiting relatives in Birmingham this week. II. Gaines and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Pine Tuff.

Messrs T- A. Kennedy and S. R. Gibbons visited friends at Cald- wells Crossing last Sunday. Mr.

L. A. Chambliss and wife were among their many relatives here Sunday. Mt. J.

A. Chambliss visited Spigencrs on business Moday. Mr. S- Gibbons is erecting a new residence on the Kingston and VVetumpka road about a quarter of mile from his home for Mr. Lloyd-Gibbons who is in Pratt City.

Wadsworth. The Silver men 'of Wadsworth, have not up the fight because Mc Kinley has been elected presiaenr. The election passed off here any disturbance. Mr; W. W.

Wadsworth will soon begin building a new saw mill SOl'il U5ti unifu i ed, the old one being considered j-w be unsate. v. Master Clifford Rast is attending school in. Montgomery going flown Elephants. SEE OUR.

HUGE DEN PERFORMING LIONS. We have More and Better Horses and parties ttian any traveling sljow better variety of ffr. Bell, Oaaawatomie, San, wife of the editor of TheOraphle, the lead ing local paper or Miami county, writes "Micas troubled teith lieart disease for six yean, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together -with such ex-treme ncrvousnesg, that, at times I would walk the floor nearly all night. Wo consulted the best medical talent. Then said titers teas no help for me.

tint I bad organic disease of the heart for which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement In The Graphic and i year ago, as a last resort, tried one bottle of Or. Miles' Sew Cure for the Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit in it. I took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It completely cured me. sleep well at night, my heart beats regularly and I have no more smothering spells.

I wish to say to all who are suffering as I did there's relief 'Untold for them if they will only give your remedies just one Dr. Miles Heart Core Is sola On a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit, ill druggists sell itattl, bottles forts, or IfiwlU oeseiib, nvwiu, uu receipt vi price by the Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind, Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Restores Health LOCAL NEWS. PICKED Up FOR OUfI READ.

ers HERE AND THERE. AFFAIRS OF CITY COUNTY. THINGS THAT HAVE HAPPENED AND THINGS THAT WILL BE. All together now Now to make business. Renew your subscription.

Are you going to the show on the 24th? Nice showers nave been falling for several days this week. Ther is a traveling photograph gallery in Prattville. The election is a matter of histo ry now s2 l- i 1 Send your job work to The Pro gress office. There "are signs'of improvement on.all sides in our town. I A good long rest is before us now before another election- Build up home enterprise.

Pratt- ville should come first. No more politics for two years Let us all rejoice T.he cotton, bickiug season has about closed, Prattyills fs to have a real live show o(i the "24th inst. The CjjtOri Factory buildings are pOAf the(cynpsure ofjrll Mrs; E.AWHkinsoas returned hbqie last Saturday from a 'visit "to relatives in" Butltrcauntv. A number of well: khawn cotton men now estimate fhe cotton crop this year" at about bales. Let everyfiody a bright Mn1le now.

We all have to sub: mit tf 'i off to have job work do fijHE'l Fdieitsss i do it as cheap and as good a any body. i 'i -'i Aut4ug4 Gouflty had some majority for- the Democratic ticket irr last week's j.j, 3 What the county needs n'ow- is morebusiness nien and les3 poUti- Col. A. Holmes of Elmore has has beejj altSudin Circnt 'coari this weeek Attorney- W. R.

Brassel, -of Wndwonthi fyftbeeii attending Circuit court this "week. a9 heavv frost- last i Monday morninffr and the" late vegetables were nipped in the bud Our people have about ceased to talk politics and devote their at tention to business, Our streets have been crowded this week with those atttendfng Circuit court. Miss Ann ie: May-S Montgomery is visiting relatives in Chapman Ala- rp-rj -Q Miss Emmit EberhArdt' is filling the position of -stenographer in, the Gin Company's office during absence of Mr. E. B.

Holloway Mr. T. Head, who has flourishiner school near Peatsyitle, came in to sec us last Saturday and subscribed for The Progress Mr. R. Tyler Goodwyn, editor ot the Wetumoka Ketorm Aavo cate, is among the attorneys attend Vtivutk WUI1 lino nvy -j i yr'i i -3 i .1 It takesmoney to make really; rtrtA n.nn.-VA'f Krfoi rump ii paper is We fyave npore than any show Spccil Feature fliut ever visUcS ywsv elty.

Baldwin the celebrated- lilsiois make a SION 5000 ft to the Clouds and a Parachute Leap to the Earth will positively take place daily Remember the Day and Date TUESDAY NOV 24TH Prices reduced for this Town only. Gambli 1 See our Performing ii ester Aeronaut ASCE Just had made up a large of Harchty Tin Ware at pries as low as. common ware, Milh We ar Aibuckl at the lo Bros. handling Tatum's and Leverings coffees market Fisher Fruit jiirf, Fruit jars- you can gel them at Fisher Uros. Ladies and Gents Belts be found at Fisher Bros.

Fisher Bios have just received the finest Vinegar 'on the if you need any for. putting up pickles, cull and ask tliem tor tue Monogram Vinegar. Car load of Trunks and Grips "rft all qualitise and prices Mills Store, A large assortment of Trimming Silks and Velvets, Cloaking, Serges, Mahair and other drew goods, Mills Store7" Free to evcrboaly. BALLOON Pocket and Table cutting Scis sors and Shears, finest quality, (J, Mills Stoic, I large stock of picture, easels, fancy goods, ink, photograph albums, and nearly everything kept in book store, that I am offering for less than cost. When in the citv ca'l and look them over, as I can save you money.

My stock of pianos and orpins is large ana terms easy. On bicycles, no one in the state is offering, any better bargains, and few as good. E. E. Forbes, Montgomery, Ala.

Cormacks Fisher Hros, nudavene flakes at Dont forget the prizes at Fisher Bros. Fresh imported macaroni at Fisher. Bros. Coffee Coffee 1 1 Coffee You can get tho bcBt coffees in the mar- jket Rt Fisher Bros, r. i i .1 A NOTICE NO.

18551. Land Office at Montgomery, Ala. 10, 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following named sctler has Tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the circuit court, at Prattviile, on Dec. 21st, 1806, viz; Ida Henley, widow of William A.

Henley, H. E. No. 25,227, for the ne 1-4, of ne 1-4, section 30 tp 30 north of 14 east. She np.mes the following witnesses to prove hercontinous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: W.

C. Dicke.ison, W. P. Headley, T. L.

Dickenson, Fletcher Lemhrick, all of Bil-lingsley, H. Parcell, Register. Pint, quart and half gallon Mason's fruit jars at Floyd's. We Will Pay your fare from Prattville and all intermediate stations, to Montgomery for every cash mirchase of worth of Furniture at our low price Furni ture House. Montgomery Furniture in Commerce Street, Montgomery, Ala, Evaporated apples and peaches at fisher Uros, nui i 1 i.

it is naid the better value VOU get lor your money, ,1 BLEED THROUGH i LOSS OF TEXT IN GUTTER TORN PAGE.