Dale County AlArchives News.....News from The Southern Star November 26, 1884
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The Southern Star November 26, 1884
The Southern Star
Ozark, Dale County, Ala.
Wednesday morning, November 26, 1884
Page Three

Local Intelligence

We are pleased to see Mr. N.P. Dowling, who has been quite sick for several
days, is at his place of business again.

A little four year old son of Mr. Elisha Woodham who lives near town, was
dangerously burned yesterday morning.

Rev. N.C. Underwood will preach at the Baptist church in this place next Sunday
at 11 o’clock.

Mr. Samuel Windham of our county killed last week a twenty-six months old hog
that weighed three hundred and ninety five pounds.

Messrs. M.S. Smith and A.L. Milligan leave this morning to attend the Grand
Lodge of Masons which convenes in the city of Montgomery next Monday.

Last Saturday was a lively day in these parts, Mr. King the Collector was
sitting at the seat of custom and the people were here paying tribute to this
great government of ours.

Our old friend Mr. Edward Dowling presented his wife, daughter-in-law and six
daughters with a beautiful dress last week in honor of Cleveland’s election. 
The merchant who sold the goods, is, of course a Cleveland man.

The gin house of Mr. John W. Branch near Echo, with ten or twelve bales of
cotton was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night of last week.  The loss falls
heavily on Mr. Branch as we suppose he had no insurance.  The burning was
accidental.


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