Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07


 were granted out of the probate judge's of flee yesterday as follows: J. D. Chichester and Miss Minnie N. Jolly, Giuseppe Bar ranco and Miss Roffalle Tadesch.
 MARRIED AT CoALBURa. Yesterday morning at s:s0 o'clock, at the residence of the brides parents at Coalburg, Dr. L.. R. Shittlett and Miss Mary O'Neal were joined in marriage, Rev. Dr. w. l.. Rice officiating. The newly welded couple are very popular at that place and large number of friends wish them much joy.
 FLORIDA PILGRIMS RETURN.-Maj. Frank Y. Anderson, wife and daughter, i, Dr. Il. M Caldwell, and Mir. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes returned yesterday afternoon from trip through Florida. This party left on January 29, and have bsen travel ing all through Florida since that time. They report having had delightful time.
 THEY ARE CoMING.-There is a demand for good dwellings in Birmingham now. New people are coming in to live with us and prospects are brightening. During the past week one of the prominent banks of this city has had it's deposits increased by about S12 GOO by newcomers, who are here to go in business and be of us. The outlook seems bright for an incoming tide.
 KILLED HoRsE.-Tuesday night about $40 o'clock as an outgoing dummy on the East Lake line was passing Sloss furnace the engine struck horse attached to a wagon, killing him. The boy seated in the wagon, who was quite young, evl- dently pulled the wrong rein as the train came along, and the horse, being blind, answered the pull, thus throwing him in front of the engine.
 LovETT H. ELLIS MUST SERVE HIS SENTENCE.-rhe supreme court on yester- daV qft rmpd fha Vardict nf inc Jefferson county criminal court iu tue case of Lovett Il. Ellis, who is under ten year sem tence for manslaughter. Ellis shot and killed King Moore at North Birmingham the criminal court last year and sentenced 10 ten years in the psnitentiary.
 THE NAPoLEoNIC ENTERTAINMEET-The ladies of the Central Presbyterian church have fixed Thursday, Fist instant, as the promises to be one of the richest treats of the season. Col. Wilson R. Brown of Sheffield, veritable Napoleon himself without disguise, has been invited to par ticipate, and will no doubt oblige the la dies by accepting. If he does success is assured.
 To HAVE A VALENTINE DANCE.-A,Val- entine dance to be given by the young ladies, complimentary tothe young gen- tlemen, will be one of the social attrac-, tions ot next week. The dance will be had at the Conn ercial club rooms, which are also used by the Philhedonian club mem- bers as a club room. A committee of young ladies have the matter in hand and are making all necessary prepa- ratiops for most pleasant and successful dance. Only young men who are members of the Philhedonian club will receive in- vitations.
 PROMISED TREAT FOR SELMA.-At the invitalion of the Confederate Veterans and Ladies' Memorial association of Selma Col. Sumter Lea will go to that city and de- liver lecture Friday night on the 'sPhilos- ophy of the South.' The splendid ability and ornate finish of Colonel Lea as one of the finest orators in Alabama will warrant mate association with the history of the state for many years renders him eminently fitted to speak on the subject selected for the occasion.
 about fifty inmates. An average of i've a not carried there until they are nearly oesd The aims house is divided into wards, like hospital. Dr. Gillespie has a complete set of surgical instruments there and a good stock oi medicines. The drugs cost the county about $25 month. ma jority of the patients have consumption. Nearly all the inmates are patients, because a person in good health can make living. The atients are kept there until cured {, and then they start out to make their own way.