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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Si Peterson and Charles Klsck, oi kerrv.ll- iex.,a ,are the owners oi a very remarkable animal. IL l. a COW about j years old which has eighteen horns. The COW has no hoofs but instead two horns extending in front from each foot. The-e horns are between twelve and eighteen inuhes long. There are two small horns extending behind each foot. The horns on her feet are curved ike she.p lerns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
THE HEREFORD RANGE
Have a New Supply of Graded
 Animals.

B. A. Packard, who is again returned to the legislative council from this county by handsome majority, is a visitor to the county seat. Mir. Pack ard has be- rn4,t uf the ii ne during tue past twh months in the east look ng after his large ca tie interests in k tusas sni the Il Han Territory, hay. ing d l.ln2 tue season shipped numer> Ou- t-aiu,Oa l-Of cat ie from the ranges m Cuch.se cpinty and elsewhere to pasturIge anu cl ,se to market. The cattle Outl)ok he states is most en- couraging. The prices and demand now "brace" give every indication Of getting better, and cattlemen gen. erally have no complaint to made.
 MT. Packard has given considerable attention to graded cattle and with his return has shipped g head of Hereford bulls for the rsrg9s here. The animals are fine specimens of bovine perfection and will soon be roaming over :he Hereford range on the river. Mir Packard expects to continually add to his gradel herd and finds it a profitable inves.m nt
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
FOR o.EH FirTY YEARS.

An old, well-triei remedy. Mrs Win-low'- Soothing Syrup has besn nsed for over fifty years by millions of mothers Tor their children while teeth- ing, with pe-iec. success. IL soothes the ChIld, suitens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy Tor d.arrhoal. I, Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist Tn every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents q bottles il- value is incslcu- labie. Be sure an! a-k for Mrs. Win sio"'s Soo,hin. Syrup. and take no other kini.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
WILLY CELESTIALS.
Thirty or More will be DepOrt-
 ed from Fl PasO.

John H. B-hau, Chinese inspector of Paso, returned home this morn ing. His mission here was to secure tbc arrest of three Chinamen who found their way their way to Albu- euerque from Mexico, having eveded the officers at Fl Paso. The China men will have q hearing before United States Commissioner Burkhart this morning and will probably he sent back to China along with thirty others who are awaiting deportation at Fl Pasa.-AlbuqnerqIe Dempcrst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
\ COCHISE MINE
Work to be Resumed on Pro
 pertv Long Idle

James Burton of Riverside, Cal. s a well.to.do orange grower Of that fav- ored section is a visitor to Tombstone. MT. Burton i= int rested in some min- ing interest. in thIs county owning me claims in the Chiricahua mouu- ,ains which were worked some yesrs ago and from which .ie netted hand some returns. He expects tr begin operations there again and Is here for that purro.e. He leaves today for his claim. accompanied by Mr. Francis his partner who is also interested with
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Prescott. has two champion wood sawyers of the territory, They are Vitcor Thomas and E lwa-d Brandes. They recently took contract 10 cut sixty cords Of wood a. the court ouse. two cut. to the stick, and completed the contract in seven and one-hslf days. Who can beat this record, asks the Journsl-MIner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
FExRY DUNKEE, secretary.

We had an epidemic of dysentery III this vicinity last sumner" says Samuel s. Pollock, of BriceIand, Cal. ''I was taken with 1t and suffered severely until some one called my attention 10 Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and DIauhoea Remedy. l procured bottle and fell better after the first dose. Before one half of the bottle had been used was well. recommended il to my friends and their experience was the same. We all unite in saying il is the best.' for sale by Druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
MURDERED NEAR YUMA.
Ghastly Find bv two CocCpah
 Indians.

The authorities at Iumt are eu- deayeripg to unIsvel the most p.ys'e- rious murders in recent years at that place. The horribly mut!lued body of an unknown m n, evidently two dave dead, was found aL the fo. of an embsnkment on rail one m:le west of there Tuesday alternoon. The grdesome discovery was made by tive Cocopah Indians.
 Across the mans head was bun dle Of blankets. His throat had been gnawed. presumably by coyotes, and s jagged knife wound showed the cause of his death. There were twp deep gsshes on the back of his head, pro- duced by blunt instrument. There was no indication of 6 struggle, and the theory is that the man was mur- dered and carried to the spot where found. His pockets were turned inside out, and his right trousers pecke: was torn and showed marks Of bloody hands.
 There WAS nothing on his person to identify the man. He was evidently bent on A prospecting trip, although from his soft white hands and long fngernails it is thought he was s nov ice in that line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

You mustn't imagin> f1ut ball game i- going on just becsu.e you zee eight or ten people rushing frantically about and falling over rach other in their anxious desire to get !? ople to afEx their autograph to longer-than- wide piece Of paper. Pos,o tlice aIpli- cAnts are alter bigger game than fco; ball but the petitions will b; found to be worth much lees than q football. Watch the people who keep quiet and don't gay something-Siiver Cliff Rustler.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Las, August while working in the har vest field became overAet--i, wIs sud . denly attacked with cramps and was nearly dead Mir. Cummings. the drug gisr, gave me d dose oi Cnamberlain'S Co!ic, Cholera ard Darrhoea Remedy which completely relieved me. now keep bottle of the remedy handy. A. NJ. BUNNELL, Ceniervii!r. Wash For laleby DIusg.s:s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

The United States civil service com mission will hold an examination to i'll vacancy in the position of farmer a. the San Carlos Indian agency. Per sons desiring to be examined should call on or write t1 Secretary x. L. Orme, at the Pnenix postoiiice. The salary oi the position is $65 per month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
Gard of sssaIiis.

take this means of expressing my grateful thanks to ;hs IOmbst Jne Fire Department. and to my neis shtors and friends who -u kirIly assisted during he late illness oi my hn-bsnd. For their tender syn plthy and kindly sct- -ha we. f,v A aIuiiyr msm rance
 SARAH MILLER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
Church Notices.
Methodist Chucch.

sunday School a; 10 o'clock a, m. Junior Epworth League, 3 :30 p. m. Preaching :n evening al 7:l5, A cordial invitation is extended to ali. D. ROBERTS,
 Pastor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

The papers are on lie in the sur veyor-generars office in application for Buckley O'Neill and others for patent for 6 group of eleven onyx claims near Prescott
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Tomorrow the change of time on the \. NJ. < A. goes into effect. The stage, with east and west mail, will arrive at 9 A. rl. instead Df l2 30.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

The ad for the + .scue ball on New Years Eve will appear in Mondays issue. The ball promises 10 be n grand affair. The Mexican band has been engaged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

II you want cd No. C. cOokstoye several pans and pots. also q email heating stove thrown in all second hand but in good condition, can he had for $l0, cash; al-o good sewing machine-Singer-secnnd T. and but in Al working order. for $l2, cash. Call ct this office for particulars, fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
StiEsG {;

N ice. nlenttpr- of Engine Co No. you ire Tequss'ed to meet At the En- zine house un Suncsy the 18th at go D m to iraurac business Of i'm po,tAno-. By order pf
 J. F. LIPPERT, Foreman, uxSpy nTNEEg -errprary
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

We are pleased t) note that MT. Waffle brother of Mrs. C. 3, Tarbell who is here for his heal .h i-improving i- daily which adds another testimonial to the wonderful efficacy Of our health giving climate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Nick Mobile left this a. m. for Bi:bee where he goes or a brief visit, and will accompany h;s mother back to Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

City taxes are being paid. Action is being taken against de!inquents by in Riituting cult for the amount.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Allen T. Bird, Ol ,he Nogsles Oasis is a candidate Tor appointment as col- lector of customs at that port oi entry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

A. Wentworth lei. this morning for the copper camp
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

pU RLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under and by vuru- Of specisl execution IS ued out the District Court, oi the First udi- cal District, Of the ' .Triiory of ar.zona in and for the County of Cochise. on tho 2Isi day O. November. ISSo on judgment thereon Ten. dered on the 2ost day of November ISoo in favor of Paul B. Wunekros plaintiff, and aga'nSt H. C. Haz'cwood and D .niel Hrddy. oCpar'nrs under the firm name Of 'Haziewood Iiu ldy, defendants. tor the sum of two thousand ana fOrty seven and 45-Ioo dollars ard one hundred and Seveniy-hve 45-loo dol lars Ccsts Of suit. and accr ing cos.s. by which l q . commanded 10 ssl all those certain lots pieces md parcels ot real estate. situate in the town of Pare county and terrtory aforesaid anu described as fooAs. tO-wlI:
 Two lots n said toNn of Pc4r.e known a the store and lumber ys'd Of said ilazlewo oo,I ts Huddy on th- east side of Wilcox street and boun led on tae north by the property of Henry fTch.
 Twill sell d, public sale to the Ii ! ct and best bidder for cash. cGrrency of the Uni ed States. On the
 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER. I3s5 at o'clock p. m. of that day; alI' the rigFt, title and interert which the sail Hazlesood and Huddy had in and to the said abcve des- r3o6 the day the at;achnentlin said case was levied thereon.
 C.E,.FLY.
 sheriff D..etlv lvoxsmbs.tsaIdlssees nst-ta
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Seeiless Raisins, London Layer-, Fresh Currents, Cape Cod CrsIbsr rries, S-viian Citron, ct
 HoFLER's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Daily except Sunday. Pacific time
 I. FREY General Manager A SAvCLF l.. II. ALBRIGHT, ass;s.p C; neral Nana,e-. Train Master MARICOPA X PHOENIX R. K.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Two more drGmruers arrived on the coa ch today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Silver is quoted st 654
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
LOCAL NOTES.

l $. SLANT, Gen. Supt
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13

Sun Set, Limited, east bound, Mondays and Tn rsilys s.l9 Renson'
 sun Set, l. mt west pound, Wednesdays al a.ardays, 4o5 Bsnson' l kRUT>CHNITr c VI l. RANDOL PM D = s:',-;';',
 NEW MEXICO $ ARIZON4 K
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
PALAcina naYc..-oruz 8 ). 8. 8 Joan 2. r.

OFREGEN Azuleios, Mosdicos. Losetas de ba-
FRO. Lczas de marmol para mesas pisoss Ladrillos
Dc fuego. Rodapi6s cemento Portland .'eotona. :,
Cal hdrdulica, Yeso, Baflos, fregaderos peId mos
Sacos de yute Soga sissi Becerros aemanes, Hero
gavan zado, acanalados lizos para cobijas orras
Clavos, Tornlos, Cumbreras, Canales baides qui-
tran, Brea, Estopa. Fieltro aquItranado. clayos
Planchas de cobre Remos, Iona, Loneta, Pnturas en-
aceite B.anco zinc, DOS Ieones legitimo, Aceite
de insza doble cocido Espafol Inges, Pinturas de
oxdo metaico Inodoros patente, Papel espanol blan
co. rayado de estracila -G'garrillos de ia Cruz
Roja" LA Carolina etc ect. P4
Decfa una sedora en- I'm cfrcuio de
amigos:
Me GUSTAV mas los hombreS que las
mujeres.
Despu6s rehaci6ndoge un POGO.
No se rian ustedeS: no eS poRque sean
hombres, sinO pOrque no son mujeres.
eL TONTO,---Unico dep6sito del deea.
,reditado RON TOPACIO las tres s.. 8. g.
Este ron p6simo, Internal y mata-gente, se
regala & los tocayos del estahleclmient0 3
so oentavos botella.
n .Pavia---1n AH0cib0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
FELIPE DERBLAY

-Creo, querid2-oonteat6 friamente ell ha.
bar5n-que tn tia sabe 10 one debe haoer sin ne
cesidad de tue oonsejos.
Ls Marquesa rnosi6 ls oabeza titubeando
Eataba visiblemante oontrariads, porque d
SD natural indolenois inppiraban horror las
oomphoaoiones les difcultadea
Di'ig'e do su hija, que, como 81 no le
importara NADIA aqael debate, permaneofa inm6
vii y silenoiosa:
Glare, s,-dijo, crees tt que debe-
NOS haoel?
-Por Dios, mama, ,-respopdi6 Ia ioven
con calma me parece difloil negar Ia entrada
al sef1or Ia sefforits Monlinet. S. necesita
para clio IN pretexto, SCud? .Q7e estsmos
ausenteff pues desde So cArruaje han rcd,do
YER estas senoras y estos oabslleros jog .do en-
e. patio, nosotras mismss que ests amos en-
el balloon. Dacirles que no recibea, es. cor tes
tar con una grocerfa un paso que, an suma, es
muy cort9s lSeria tai proceder digno de no.
sotros! No 10 creo. Els, puee, precise recibi1les
y, aufrida la vista, no devolverla. !No opinaa
como yc?
ST, hja mia; tienes +, z5p; ESQ ca 10 que
debemos haoer. Di, OctaVi ), qua recibimoa
u momento desnp6s el senor la sefiori.
T. Moulinet entraban Ga el gran salon del pala-
ciQ de Reaulieu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
G A N s A N CI

Con llanto iraugur6 mi primer die;
llor6 llor6 mi rnadrt harto aiento,
y es cato Iii EaJ ur romOrdimientc;
tales l&grimas yO no me re- cfa.
Alumbr6 en- mi horizonte la algeria
como en- invierno el sol: breve momento;
corff tras de la dicha ilcco intento!
mas Sc aleiaba cuanto mas corrfa.
Encohtr6 en- la amistad delirio vano;
encontr6 en- el amer pla9a funesta;
encontr6 en- Ell studio negro arcane.
Hice Ell bien hice NAL / La vida 8 esta
Pues otra denme, y q vivir me allano;
que esta vida no vale 10 que cuesta.
r RODRIGUEZ Mo- In.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
EsBLrorzoA Dz "LA OoRzsPoNDunorA"

Todas Las mujerea tienen slgo de ooms.
diantss.
a peaar de IN viva emoci6n de Lon fner-
tes Is tides dc 50 ooras6n, evt6 Atanasia con una
audsz msDiobra 81 natural embarazo da 10 pri
mera entrevista.
Con ojos brillar tas, Ia son1iss en- los lsbios
= slargando las manos Ia az f.orita de Beaulieu,
aoerc6 ella y Ia sbras6, exolsma ar dc strevi-
da: =
-lAb, hermoss Clara, que fel's soy al vertel
L. admiraci6o que este arranque cars6 4 n
senorits de BeAnlieu foe tan grsnde, qae %.
sar de 50 habitus' serenidad no encontr6 pala.
bras one responder
Mientrss tsnto, Atanaeie, sproveohando ell
resultado de su eu laois, volvi1 1se hacie la mar
quesa ssluddndola con una defererois una
mode tia pc feofas, dijo:
Es grandf lima dieha para mi O. q, ,Ya
marquesa, reanndsr Ia amistad con 10 eenorita
de Beaulieu Desde que Ia conc goo, haoe 20
bastante tiempo-afiadi6 dirigiendo Clara afec-
tuosi lima ronrisa-mi regla Ia aido imitarla,
puse oreo difioil encontrsr modelo mds per-
fectO.
- 4Imitarme folamenteP-dijo Clara con
trauquilidad -Eres muy modesto. Z
" ee i 70 primeEa vea que enc to oOuxya
=murmu Ia bar0neaa adelant6ndoee.
Viepdo II aenera do prefont d algeria %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
@ 81 A RADA

La voz uno antiguamente :
era una VOC militar;
ortna0 dos, gegdn 20 creo,
como un dor celestial,
en- virtud del Cual se inventan
beliezas, que al mundo dan
placer grato. terci1. cal0rtG
exento de todo NAL
caG0rtG dos 80. me Gpercsb5,
conforme On decirlo dan
hoy muchos que tambi6n dicen
Ia die, Ia di dos. Ia.
Ia costumbre inveserada sG
que tienen de escribir NAL,
y no solameDte ell tOdO, -
Il torpe pelafustan,
tambien cae don Jose,
y NO digo Echee -ay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
lullAN RlAKcO s0sR.-

te de NegDctos. -Cantro d. comlslones,
informes consulSas sobre todos los ra
mos de la Administrator, de La Agricultu
ra, la Industria Y ell Concrete. San Juan
Puerto Rico), Gale de San Francisco n.
81. Direction telegrahca Btuncosa. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06

soluci6n la Charada de aver
ME LA. .DU CHA


soluoi6n 4 la Charada de aver :
MI. A-DU- CHA
LAURAK BAT.-sALON DE BAR
RIA PERFUMERIA de Pedro Urbiztondo. San
Francisco AZ Sc complace atiende los parroquia
nos. Lmpieza, prontitud, esmero elegancia: En-
admten abonados por meses, y hay sempre un sur
lido generalde iabones cosmesticos, aqua de toca'
DOR aceites pomadas polvo toda clasede perfu-
merfa extra1na. Amabllidad con los marchantea
con al puhie0 general. b.
Eco cientifico.
Los mcz3s de un labortacriO Qufmico
estan barriendo ell esta ablecimienSo.
Dime, Carlos. por que ell aqua ha-
CO tanto ruido al caer sobre el fuego?
Carlos. siu vacilar:
Son los gritos dc los microbes al
Quemarse.
pr. R. m. PONTE E NlJO.-OIRU
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
gjs. 1e Vortaleza .~~-San .Iuar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
ELpARlslEMsE.-PELUQUER1A '

Perfumeria calle de la Cruz ndmero IL. Surtido ge
neral de 10 mejor que en- petfumeria Sc fabrca o
Francia Alemania. especialidad ensere6d.
barberia. Limpieza ser1icie inmsjorabe. Sc &C
miten abonados por meses: :---SsrGto Lccompts. }
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06
CRNTRAL San Jasto IS
nE TIT NJ PTITG W PT.A

Los duefos de esta antigua Conhteria participant
sus parroquianos al pdbico general. que sien-
do ellos los que venian surtiendo de pssteeria al
cafe eel Siglo" "Kiosko Central de la plazuela
de San Francisco, estan dispuestos servir dichos
artfcuos todos los que les dirijan sus ordenes En-
dcho establecmiento Sc encont ara siemp I'M COM
pleto surtdo de dulces hnos, 10 mismo que pan de
Mallorca, Suizos pan de la Rena. tostadas, planti
las, biseochos tostados, etc., etc.
NOTA.-A las personals que hagan encargo al
establecmiento de Sopas borrachas, Ramiletes Bis
cochones, Bandejas de duces, o Pavos trdfados, ia
mones dulce etc les hard una gran rebaja
sobre los precioss corrientes 2O-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-06

DOCTOR A. e. DE ARRASTIA. ~ci.
ruianO dentiste, ha trasladado ga oficina
y laboratorio Ia calle de San Sebastian
ndmero 46, altos. 16-1I
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-15
DEATH OF MRS. JAMES A, ROY.

Mrs. James Roy died yesterday morn- ing about o'clock at her home, Eighth avenue and Twenty-thlrd street, north Until recently she had enjoyed excellent health, but few days ago decided to undergo surgical operation. Shortly thereafter she began sinking and yester- day morning died.
 Deceased was Miss Annie Dearing and until her marriage to MT. James A. Roy lived with her parents in Tuskaloosa. She was related to some of the most prominent families of Tuskaloosa, such as the Searcys, the Bozemans and others.
 About ten years ago tr. Roy moved to Birmingham, since which time the family has lived here. Deceased was an estimable woman md devoted member of the Church of the Advent.
 The funeral will take place from the Church of the Advent at 315 o'clock this afternoon and the interment in Oak Hill cemetery immediately thereafter.
 The following is list of the pall-bear- CTS: w. B. Leedy, Harvey, Capt J. G. Smith, Robert Jemison, w. A. Walker J. NJ. Martin, N. F. Thompson and J. A. UapIouee
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-15
RAILWAY NEWS AND GOSSIP
Run First and Wife Ticketed To-
 ward Rosebud Agency.
PROSPECTORS BOUND SOUTH
Completion of the N w Birmingham Ele3trio Hallway Power House to Be 0ccu-
 pied Tonight

As previously announced, Don Alexan- der, for several years the popular assist ant general freight agent of the Queen and Crescent railway in Chattanooga, has resigned that position and accepted similar service with the Chesapeake and Ohio system of the Vanderbilt lines, with office at Louisville. Mir. Alexander will leave for his new abiding place today, but up to the present time his successor has not been named, though several we'll known railroad men, including J. J. Grif- fin, formerly with the Southern railway at Atlanta, have been mentioned in con- nection with the vacancy
 No successor Named.
 The Cincinnati Tribune of Sunday an- nounces authoritativel that the vacancy caused by the resignation of Vice-Pres- ident Duncan of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad will not be filled for some time yet.
 Ticketed Twenty-Five Indians.
 Monday night MT. Charles Jones. the hustling passenger representative of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham, ticketed the twenty-five Indians who have been in this city the past week to Valentine, Neb., where they will be returned to the Rosebud agency.
 Prospectors Coming.
 A homeseekers' excursion left the northwest for Alabama and other south ern states yesterday. It will probably reach this city some time tonight or to- morrow morning. It is understood that quite a large number of prospectors will come on this excursion
 New Electric Power Station.
 The new power station of the Birming- ham Railway and Electric company has been about completed and tonight the company will begin using 1t. It is their intention to move into the new power station tonight after the cars quit rum ming.
 New Cars Building.
 Anniston, Jan. -(Special)-Work on the Chattanooga Southern order for cars began in earnest this morning t the United States Car works in this city. The cars already built on this order are perfect of their kind and show not only that the company has admirable facili- ties but that Superintendent Stimson and his assistants have the experience and ability to successfully compete with the world in this work Five weeks ago the lumber in the cars was growing and the iron was in the pig, perhaps in the ore Now the product is the finished car, handsome in appearance and perfect in every detail of usefulness. Ten weeks ago the entire plant was in a dilapidated condition, everything had gone to rack, floors had routed away, shaftings fallen down and machinery rusted and out of shape, but Superintendent Stimson and his corps of able and experienced help have brought order out of chaos, and in each and every department except one complete and thorough repairs and read justments have been made and the de- partments put in operation.
 Small Gossip.
 Superintendent T IT Sullivan of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-15
CHOCCOLOCCO.
A Marriage-Pastor Treated Nicely-Look
 ing for Announcements.

Marriage-Pastor Treated Nicely-Look'
 ing for Announcements.
 Choccolocco, Jan. H.--(Special) )--Last Sa bbath afternoon at ? o'clock MT. John- nv Hudson of near White Plains was married to Miss Mary, daughter of Col. w. M. Hughes of this place, Rev. M. G. Milligan performing the ceremony.
 Dr. John A. Scott the popular pastor of the Baptist church at this place and at Lincoln, was presented by the Lincoln congregation a few days since with nice quantity of meats flour and confec- tioneries. The 10th instant was his 63d birthday and his congregation at this place presented him with several nice things as birthday present. Dr. Scott has served the church at this place for twenty-four years consecutively and he is better loved now than ever before.
 Mir. John Borders, who had his barn burned several weeks since, has built him anothen nice barn.
 Mir. Eba Scarborough, who has farm in south Alabama, sent eight fine mules down there this morning.
 Messrs. Downing & Morris have ginned 36O bales of cotton, about two-thirds of what they usually gin.
 We expect to have several announce ments for office in this county soon.