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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-29
PROPOSALS WANTED.

DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING IN sAvAN.
Il NAH RIVER, GA.-U. s. Engineers Office,
Savannah. Ga, Oct. IS. 1sSs.-Sealed proposals
in triplicaue will be received at this ONCE until
u O'Clock NJ, city time, on November TO- 1888,
available about S35, 00O.s For all necessary In
formation apply to q. NJ CARTER, First Lieut..
Corps of Engineers, U. s. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-29
HOTELS.
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THE MORRISON HOUSE

CENTRALLY located, on line OF street cars,
~ offers pleasant south rooms, with excellent
board lowest rates. With new baths, sewerage
and ventilation perfect, the sanitary condition
Of the house Is OF the best. Corner Brough-
ton and Drayton streets, Savannah, Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-29

n ~ CENTS win pay for THE DAILY
- MORNING NEWS one week, delivered
Nt to any part OF tho city. Send your I'D
A. ~ dress With 70 cents 10 tho business
Oflice aud hare the paper delivered regularly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

fsom - os001oooo = onuDunssn11poe.
[Uysleoo . e1Dususos1sy Ulaene opVRo
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t. reUoe1t0 of 0exson, Oenssal and
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4 ~ - pa1nso a0oooi9a ~ lAUs
seaelaeiaG fsD 1T ~ exs4D,i1sasssa
81 las6 pa1snAA
IT. m bill - ~ salsaAas 90
sooa soqoif1ae uAosadioDd railroads 10
oa9e1sa - eesease sspasAes esls
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pas1n, unvas11ohod E1n,1ab. - - oou
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Qu1so6 b. their ehsse~sa, tnsteNd Of
eoessoeelaG vssh ~ Weetesn Uajou
feoe9rapA Coupany and givioe that
eespusossoa . Dao0pely of ths tols
grApA fsanchieee vous af aho muo,s-
s1pps river. He sgomittod that ups Of
~ Ooo1 DGUGnfnR 0nGu41onn bofoRo 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

PEzIxsuus yon Ann AeAumur I'm nnDuunD
LAnp unANDG.

WAsuHo1ou, Feb. o-Tha hoasina
hefose tne senaee o0mmfttee - aesi
culture on ths bill 70 imp1se . Nh on
lard containing anythina bat pore hos =
fss WAa resumed this morning. judee
Wilson. attorney for HQuire 4 Compaoy,
Rad petition siRnsd 6y . lares num-
n<f Of manufacturers and deAless 10
pure lard. ur9ine the passage u the
oil. Also lottsru from the mauufacear
era Of Dt. Louie and Omaha. stsssus
that crackers Ia whioh vss uetd th
lard oomV0und IN paHs Of COTTON seed
osl, voaid Dsoome rancid 10 4 feW day.
Al-o ltppsIe from toe Nsw fosh
Josrnal Of CoNsmercs, iu wnich 10 h
ssalsd tA.s The xpoils Of lard from 'hs
poss Of New York have fAli<n % &c,
W0,0l0 poupds IN the year l.07. - com
passd ussh the year 1855. NJ. Osom-
yell, attorney for The "fe0ned lard
maSnfaesuf~sa, said be had . psllssos
from over 5000 persous, sayiug tkat "fe
nped lard" Uss nos ~ Intussous article.
He aid u uas rot claimed that esst0u
Sod oti could bs used for every phF-
pose, and be would admit that q vas
not a. for CRACKER.
Mf. Osomvs tfaFQued q Isueth aaainst
the bill. and after fusshes addsssses
The hearing waa sdj7ufoed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10
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ue psu0lnene n<paoateaoo oseooop1 ~
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of the eoovonstoo. B8ospo1nQ ~
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sao-eoom1ttss egpeoD.o1 ~ ooltuf ~
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voee tAs onlv oeheR candidates no0sto0r
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Ohio eA's yeas." 10 ~ No peeo11o1-
. ~ neobeso Of the sab oo00loooo
ses0ed ~ ~ wholly 1dsift.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

Duros, Rsh. a-fh<rs Gas The ususi
large sstepdanos a. the tsai Of Mr. !.
sarsh J. Rsbtnsnn, the alieas1 pstsssss.
q Esss Ca1hridee sodsy. 0ss BObtn
$50 cssieA hssisg had aav coossessoioa
about Pfiaee A. KfesDsn's tnoapAeee,
eud hes farther sesiip ~ vae aeoosx:
dssiai sf the siisassions s6dseso n Ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

NEv YooK. Esb.I-1h1 ~ esta1e e
Is.6aso onAlssld, tes fsatAes iacvTser
vr,eh vnB1 101tn1 fov sbs tuDs1s ef
hn sss6lssss. bsesGhs o1s7 ~. .zu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

sAs Lpn OsAsq ol4, Feb. - Tbs
fsr IS I.a.sys.s, ri San 5aasis
..;'ss ss''ss : ss.s s,:. 49,, =
!: :...s 80 ''''' r.. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

uomLxf1o oDcIsoa-A1W1D n ouuru-
- DcDxA.
81. PHSu1HDuna. Feb. S.-Gsn. vaa
Novski. snasissse ef vaR, - toued ~
ost<f Of ths day ID soooedaues oish tie
decision of June. ie6S. fosDiog . mohtt
xins section - sssailssy AsadqoassesA
Iae GrsaA6sssa says thae Q uonses
Of patriotic ~. fetsssosxx 0ptsAsiuep
are fosusne enmpany for ~ parpose
sf acQairin9 fsse sasaosss which en- b
easily eocvsrsed into afmed @uiossa
Many arrssts has bsea Gaas b sootA-
sra knssaA ewlna 10 tts dsssevssy of a
oxnponave olrag1an Uoveuona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

NKV YooE. Ieb. 9,--c. p, Hantto9too
has ts@usd Q osaosgsent - The boldess
Of Chs<apsake np1 Ohio seeasissss.
eisine - esnoe fos ths sssps 70 b.
tsksn for ne rs>:1nniB ttea At ths
pe psrty shas q nipysisy Of see holosss
Of Toe boods ssfsssd 70 asaess - ~
psoposatior 70 sssls dovn ths isssssst.
He ssates t5ss the mostg&Gs sseosine
eiE0c 900 Of the bopds vill b fose
oasssa- e Approved ths plan ef ssss-
v.aix alton wtich viIl - tssusd By
.Dr1es, MosKsa = uo1psny this after
uasn sad which Vili ipoiude tie itpe
frsn Newport 70 Onsipussi, 796 miiss
Of tsnek and . brs6Gs cvss sns Obio.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

4nnGnAyu UGL8 vIoa.orSI1 ugy1zp1D
~ m A11nn8
uxmDgun. -. a-Ms. D1nst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

6An FnAxclsoo. Feb. b. The Olympic
clob we're tenants OF The buiidtng ~
this ossy owned by Edward BAsson. In
jane. 1853, tne pssmipss scrG bufasd.
The otab brought seit 10 recover The
money psia Tor rent from size day Of
she nss to The end Of the montb. The
judge d. eided that she piaInslH mass
recover fos ~ season hist sne lsass vss
ousiSsns. Tns ssssas - sIS 4 "cis Soend - ' 10
psy ) dus psqp ,ssioa Of sSs noesi's
rent tor saek ~ Of properly as - hss
assuAiiy psds. Ths tsnass vas obliged
70 psy . full nsOnshss seut N Advsner
bos teis peepsyasut Of Ssnt don nos
ensttte tbs laodt I'd 10 retain thAs por
ttos from ths dsts Of the Ore 70 the end
of the month. Thtsts an iupostsut de-
eisioo. - u 10 said that tbs Qosseion bas
never before bssn decided IN this stats.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

ep4tsje, witch xp~css 70 b<eone -
Of Eslsespusze's nsssses us,9hboeD
70 ssaa epsriss. Isis 60 The epu se -
~ - bssitspa borsa shaa d - ostg
hei SD sbe tesr ie69 Oil - \ -
ucss ps aapezous % al sue eisi . - -
sasssws~t 1kses 10 soao e-slkoo -
~ oa1si1o fss 4sas3le. eod thae -
sse1ueenna-1upseonweA c4r116s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

PnuuE1oa, d. J Fen. 9. Al tbs re-
day The rssiRrasisn Of fssstdens No
Gosh 80 sccspsed 70 tdks s1see ~ ice
ed u the pessent school ysas. H.
viii sssnaiu - ~ head at ~ seboel II
phiIoepphx asd ~ hoaosastnm vss
established for his henent Of ~ 800 .
ysas. Tne hoAxd then fesslsed srporss
of iss eouuit1os - TIE selection Of .
suscssuns % Dr.. doCosh. Tbs eonmis.
fss unanimsusly pontuat<d Professor
Fsansis l. Pstsos. D. D.. l. L. D.. for
psssidsus. TIE board eieetsd him
unantwoaaiy oo the 1sst haliot. thsss
boiua No other no0iua1ssS. 7aAo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

L001sfu1R, tA6- S-Lato edi13Do of
the Eseasss fsna pnbi,sbes . s-axs-
sassas ssxy ssasssstne Wu. rnssssssn.
she eslossl maFoeses. Uho uAa frosasiy
poapioD1 - Gov. Baeke8 fos GO Usrsh.
poasuGuno Uso 70 hsvs kouo hanGsd %
JaonoGy -. ed an 81 seRss nsaed
Seoo Ore. Ohe 80 snanna1 . ia
0ssA Hnssos1sa. aAys tnaa - iaateH co
o1ass1 - 1so eFios fss uhaGA -
tnnomne - buDU o11Rtng.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

Pt9fxUuBo. Feb. e.-Asticies Of seree.
oens Veee sseDsd soaiRnt hasUseu Jsek
Roeassy end keddy 0alIseAss, Of Uleve-
In1A, 70 Aehs viskta ls0 miiss of this
eisy a March 1esA. 1ks Aghs viil b
Oish s0e-oaoes efovsa Tbs winner 20
eahe q ees ss1L sf sAs eAas rsesscss,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

WAnHsoruo, Feb. 9.-Ihs secretary
Of ~ navy ~ tasssd teieenaohis OF
dess fos Ne Usjted oo4tes seeaaer
Assk 300 - Psasma, 10 proceed 20
OAitno. PEN. "a lonk aftes Amsriean IN
tssesas 10 THAI vieipisy. imported ts be
b danger b ssaaoa of tsoal diMorb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

MkHW HDpWlnnuml0 DRkA 49, -
iraoAonSas a a ~ ssos,r r,ssccs ~ y
~ uaajsa3 = peoerssoine wi.
Ooeeoss 8eeKons ., Howell Kranae
o10 ooAsO0eges Vuee pssoont duriue
too opoeAtseo On the ceoun pstpoe's
teeoas. d. 0AoKenxte viii ound q No.
poet u ~ operation 70 Ne empefoe,
votoA vii b Of Q oheesful eAasaotes.
-
wann~-s n.n~A..
80 "a soos o-A A1esc0. - Sooey
S.Se,s ~. s,ss.y .sy 49, - Ssu vasnoo'
s...s ny y y 49, .InsH ~ -. g sns
su9as looeese opposed toe neasafs.
49, CeeeeA baxs
U1ooBno1A 1oo. 9. - Ths ooonn6
ehane9 q Ne 0We6isb pasiiament hAa
pe11ed e1ah1o tDpos1aG An impsst duty
= - eeeuns ~ 10o hlosou rye. vhsAA
uaseey, es ooae ma oeooes which
- - Z oesu1es 3 yessssoay.
seesen ussslseey Csassssoee.
AA1oAe u11, uo.s keh 0!-At . 0on-
fersnoe heid laae niahs oooeefniu9 the
opsenk q aes,se seefisesy. ens vorh
sre..osssi n socs,ss ~ ~ ~. .o% : 1., =. = :
r.eoinsio.a vSsrn Sa-., ~ ~ ...s.,s... ~ =.
~ fsrrisosv fes sctnsl ea,eissn mi. [ 80 =.
~ for lsssS cessIe rs,ssss - -, - 80
pceasisus. & csmuittee Of fifteen vas
sppoanted 70 present the memorial and
reo0lusson % congress-
Rr-ea,a.ss.> saa-.. n.s....a
p.- -. r- .-s
-;.s. . =. s... .e.ocsss9 eo@-
1sSe9o ~ k&3SoeSO UOo Ot6U0o Of tQe
tsission 81 ~ sooiahss lss6ers.
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49, - c-..- -r.
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CSsss ~ n.,;~. - x..: ssu ~ y
s ,.ssssco = .i.s ~ ~ Rs,.s. = s. s.sss,;.ss - ~ -.
infoemed ~ zasieh eapsousl susho,j
sieo that ehe o0n6straah vii henceforsh
sxeretse - faoalty % csntsol all irqui
Rtee II The easss OF persons charged
u1eo poiieseei onsuceA
DeasA ~ Deals0au 1ggSessen.
CucrruArr. Pen. o-Benismin Fo-
pleeson died shis moypine. apeu ~ ysers
Hs served 50 years in toe oity eouno,l.
too terms in sooaresa, three tsrms ID
the Onso eonase. ao0 was always peo0t.
nsos y poesssee vosHA
PAse1s RA1assA1 otll.
WAmupofou. Peh. e-Tbe Andersou
b,Dl. djseosina the attorney eeuersY q
iuesssuoe : euit nneinse tne oi1Ioers a
IL Ueina aed Oeptrsj Pacific RAILROAD
esopaniss fos Ne violation of lav. VA
49, u0 - soe ncess Jaoioissy com
ILL., sooey. eeo eites eooe oiecoessca
~ nsso so soolee. psopesi,
.eH - 1stssosessoo q toe rec'n'
easlsoeo ee@mseseoo: % soe eaii .ii
- t09osso cec3 vSsn ~ feeo00enoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

HAn BEnHA1Dsro. Feb. 3 - Janeo
S0ith was .h0s asd iussaptiv kilo6
.ass ntaoe ev man nsmed WslIinw
fsumnsescFsf. 1hs oAnse Of shs nh0oe
~ h satd 20 b au Aeauts b. Smtth -
. child NJ RsuDmssdssf. Smith 80
shous stxsy yssss Of sgs. 0nssiG On1o
has eons 70 Osjos Pass. wAsse ~
shootssa ccsasrsd, ~ bsi Z ~ bo6y
into sevu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

SAn FaApcssoe. Feb. q - PseeedenA
merry Of the ohAnbss Df conosseo -
day agpotntedpA eoo9foteo "a eoofoe
eish ths board oe health % seaA As1 -
m-asusss 70 b adopted usatua the ON
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

WAmuuo9ua, Feb. A-Tbe Anoesapo
bill. directing the attorney genera TO
iussssuos suit aeaipse the ofSoers Of
the Uskna aad OsntEai Raei1s railroad
eoupanieo fog Ne violastou of lau, vss
tAksa up b The houss jadisfaEy CON
misaes sodsy. and after soos disoossion
within ~ jssisdission Of the Pacsfie
- rspogoo0 eaek With III fsooonsnda-
sioo thAs u b rsfesssd - H. eomnis-
o1oo.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
Magic City News.

Messrs. Grant H. Williams and
jesse L. Shaw went from here to the
B. M. G. Of Odd Fellows held at
Nashville recently.
Mr. Iverson Wiley, assisted by
Mr.. J. H. Binford and Fl. c. Bin ford
organized a lodge Of Freemasons at
Bessemer on the 18th inst and nam
ed the new Lodge Sharon in homo r
of Sharon Court at Huntsville.
Mr.. |. Wiley is now running th e
Montezuma Hotel at Bessemer.
Occidental Lodge F. A. q A, N I.
had celebration here on the 27t b.
Hawes' other girl, Irene, was four ID
in Lake View, weighted down vi tn
iron on Saturday 18th.
Mr.. George Myers, of R}pu
Springs was down on the 18th.
JACK DAw:
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. VIM. Mastin has beer at home
this week.
Miss Jul la Turner as Teen vis>
iting frieuds in Decatur
Mr.. Washington D. Jones was up
from Swancott last week.
Miss Fannie Mosely has been at
home enjoying the holidays.
Mr. Wyatt King was welcome
h1l dly visitor.
Mrs Jarrett Richardson came no
Monday.
Miss Rosa Jones, Of the State
Normal School faculty spent Xmas
at her home in Florence.
Miss Clara Stegar, of Decatur, has
heen the guest of Miss Mosely sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. Church Upton a prominent
citizen Of Fackler was in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seay, Miss
Seay and Mrs. Beauregard Seay nee
Booker have returned from a visit
to relatives in Tuscumbia.
Miss Bette Bentley Of the Deca-
tur City School faculty came up
Tuesday evening to spend paIt Of
the holidays at home.
Mr.. Geo. Miner, an enterprising
farmer of the CORTLAND Valley pass
ed through the city last week en-
route to Richmond, Va, to visit his
venerable mother.
Mr.. Sir Daniels, who must be
put down as an exception to the rule
that "a prophet is never without
honor save in his native country"
speaks in high praise Of recent
visit to Tu cumbia friends.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
The New Bank.

The Montgomery Advertiser of yester-
day says that articles of association Of
the Huntsville Banking and Trust Com-
pany have been filed in the Office of the
Secretary OF State. 1t also publishes the
information that "the capital stock is
placed at 100000, with provision that
it may be increased from time to to time
S59O,OOO. The names OF the eihcorporators
are given as follows:
Messrs. Norman G. Raft, Canton, O.,
Edward S. Raft, Canton, o.; John Sher>
man Baldwin, San Francisco. CAL; VIM.
X. P. Wilson and Sam IL. Buck, Hunts
vile.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
Somebody Made ] Happy.

The drawing of the ell sgsnt Plush
Toilet Cases, which h ave been on
display in the windows Of M. M.
Newman & Co., for several week s,
took place yesterday Every one
who made purchase of $2worth of
goods at this store, we're entitled to a.
ticket, and the number Of 3ickets:
now held by purchasers amount to-
$500. The toilet gets were both.
elegant affairs, and the possessors Of
either Of them will be happy indeed
Mr.. Goldsmith had announced the
drawing to take place on Wednes-
dav, December 26th, and it came oil
on schedule time as per previous an
nouncement. Mr.. Goldsmith placed
the $500 duplicate numbers in a
box and got the following Judges TO
conduct the drawing Miss Clay,
and Messrs j. r. Yeatman and
George R Hunt. The. tickets were
we'll shaken up in the box and the
numbers for the prize drswn. there-
from. No. 1243 drew the. first priz e,
and No. 1899 drew the second The
holders Of these lucky nunrhefs VII
please present their tickets <at the
sore of NJ. NJ. New1nan &G',, sand
get their prizes -+Thursday's Ner-
curry. saa
q
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
TUSCUMBAyA.
The Great Banquet = success.
Personal and Gei teral
Notes.

The mig Of the 26th has! come
and passed and with it the sagerly
anticipated ''grand banquet" given
by the young ladies and gent te@en
Of Tuscumbia and Sheffield. Be y@nd
question it was the event of the sea
son,-the greatest social gatherin e nn
the history of the city.
The tables were sumptously mt
richly supplied, Messrs. Keller md
John Fry managers. No incide mt
occurred to mar the pleasure of te
entire evening, and the gre; VI
success speaks we'll for that excellen t
commi tee of arrangements composed
Of the following ladies, viz: Misses
Lula Leech, Annie Finley, Bertha
Kirk, AnnieI Keller and Bette Jones.
Messrs. Rob't Keller and Ben Fields
made excellent Floor Managers
Dal cling was the principal amuse-
ment, music by string band. A
mong the visiting guests were Mes
danes India Watkins, and Ella
searcy, of Courtland; Misses Addie
Fitzgerald, Phoebe Frasier. Rosa
White, of CORTLAND; Misses Bette
Bentley and Lille G, Bradford, and
Messrs Ned Powers, James Turner
and Chas. Hendley of Hunts
Vile, Fred. Ashford. Thomas
White, Jas. Fitzgerald and Mat
Hawkins, of Courtland. Many 9TH
er visitors were present, who with
most of the elite of Tuscumbia and
Sheffield present would make a Ii t
too long for your space. 30 such
individual mention cannot be expect
ed. The banquet will be the talk
Of the town for many days.
The new and spacious A. M. E.
church building when finished will
be @ne of the finest Of that denomina
tien in the State.
Considerable cotton remains in the
fields to be picked.
Miss Amanda Ella Fountain has
returned from Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Thach
entertained some of the visitors at
dinner Thursday.
The colored store of Washington
& Kicks does a good business.
Misses Bentley and Bradford were
guests of Miss Annie Keller.
Mr.. Ned Powers spent several of
/ the holidays here.
The new Odd Fellows Lodge is
very popular.
Mr. and Mrs; A. M Kicks enter
tanned the visitors Thu sday nigh.
Tuscumbia is a great place for
hospitality.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
At the Capital.

A special to the Nashville American
from Montgomery says:
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 27.-The Governor
this evening appointed Jas. B. Head, OF
birmingham, Judge Of the new Judicial
ircuit, composed of the counties OF JEFF
ferson, Walker and Winston.
James A. Farley. OF the well known
banking firm OF Farley. Spear & Co.,
died this morning about 6 o'clock. He
will be buried tomorrow from the Epis-
copal Church at IL O'Clock. The banks
of the city will all close during the
hour of the funeral service.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
A Christmas Accident.

On Christmas morning, while, Iames
Ross, colored, was seated in the .ouse Of
his father on Pump street. attem pting to
remove an old cartridge from pistol,
the weapon accidentally dischal ged, in
ficting painful flesh wound. The ball
entered his thigh in front. and anne out
at the side.
The wound is not dangerous by any
means, but it is painful enough to keep
the boy confined to the house f. F severa
dayS.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29

A child was smothered to death
asleep.
-lhe tail end of blizzard seems
70 nave struck Huntsville Thursday
night.
= "A little 5 -year-old child ofDock
a' 'Ownsend ; living in the Davis Grove,
@ught fire and burned to death in
De absence Of its mother Dec. "a h.
Ihe Xmas trees at the different
IGaufches G.'i delighted the hearts of the
n aue folks and big folks too Christ
S' 1a' eve night. It was noticeable
os1 Da5 they bore unusually heavy
-Jailor Pentecost was busy Xmas
'sy making the prisoners under his
|''e happy with a Xmas dinner.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
Suicide al COurtIa nd.

John j. Pippen, resident of Courts
land, Ala, committed suicide recently
while in fit of temporary insanity by
shooting himself through the brain with
revolver. He was about to leave for
California with his family. The unfor>
tunate man leaves wife and three boys
He was successful business man, and
had accumulated considerable fortune.