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We are having a lot of visitors around town in the way of young
folks. Messrs. O. C. GANT, T. J. NASH, and JNO. EDDINO are all
smiles now over the arrival of brand new babies. (Hamilton News Press, April 25, 1895)
W. A. BLAKNEY, one of our merchants, is all smiles. Fine girl baby at this
house. As she is his
first born he is very proud. WALKER HARRIS, who lives just across the line in Fayette
County, would
not be outdone. A girl
at their house too.(Hamilton News Press, Nov. 7,
1895)
Hamilton demands a new
census, the baby boom is on and no mistake. Young ladies arrived at the
following homes last week:
R. N. TERRELL, P. H. DUNN, J. C. BELK, ZACH DUNHAM, and ORTHO
CLARK. A. J. STANFORD
is all smiles over the appearance of a new visitor at his home. It is a fine boy and arrived
last Monday morning. (Hamilton Free Press, March 8,
1894)
Messrs. J. A.
NORTHCUTT and F. T. MCCOLLUM wear smiling faces, and can proudly
claim to be the happy fathers of two “bouncing baby boys.” Congratulations in
order. (Hamilton Free Press, Feb . 1,
1894)
Mr. R. A.
BAIRD was in town today wearing an unusual broad smile. It’s a fine girl. (Marion County Herald, Feb. 13,
1890)
BORN - To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. CASHION on the 12th inst. - a fine
girl. (Marion Herald, July 14, 1887)
JIM
CLEVELAND has another boy at his house. The little stranger arrived
last Saturday morning.
Mother and babe both doing well. (Marion
County News, Dec. 23, 1897)
J. F. CONNER
is still hollowing between convulsions of laughter “It’s a
boy!” Mother and babe
are doing well. (Marion County News, Sept. 9,
1897)
We have to
congratulate United States Marshal COOPER upon the arrival at the
home of a girl baby, which occurred Tuesday evening. The mother and
babe are both doing well. (Marion County News,
October 14, 1897)
From Palo - Born - To Mr. and Mrs. I.
L. DICKINSON - a fine girl. (Marion Herald, July 28,
1887)
From Detroit: A new boy at JIM EVANS' last Friday is the
latest. (Hamilton news Press, March 21, 1889)
Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. R. FITE on last week - a fine boy.
(Marion Herald, August 28, 1887)
W. S. FLIPPO
is all smiles – of course it is another girl. (Marion County News, Dec. 23,
1897)
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. FRANKS, on
last Tuesday night, a fine girl. (Marion County News,
Dec. 16, 1897)
J.
D. GANN is wearing a smile because it’s a girl. (Hamilton Free Press, July 19,
1894)
Mr. W. F. GREEN is the happy father of a beautiful little "she
angel.' It arrived last Monday. Mother and child doing well.
(Marion Herald, July 18, 1889, pg 3)
Dr.
W. R. GRIFFIN has a new visitor at his house in the shape of a girl
baby. The mother and
baby are both doing well. (Marion County News, July
29, 1897)
Dr. W. GUYTON has a brand new baby girl at his house. The little
miss arrived last Sunday morning.(Hamilton News
Press, April 18, 1895)
Dr. GUYTON wears an unusually broad
smile. It’s a boy,
weighted 9 ½ pounds on last Tuesday morning, when he made his
appearance at the GUYTON residence. The doctors says that the
boy can have the colic oftener, more of it at a time and yell louder
and longer than any boy in the United
States. (Marion County
Herald, Feb. 7,
1889)
Mr. FRANK KING has a new baby at this house.(Hamilton News Press, April 18, 1895)
Born - To Mr. and Mrs. WALTER H. MATTHEWS on last week, a fine
girl. (Marion Herald, Oct. 20, 1887)
Postmaster MAYS informs
us that he has a new boy at his house. Mother and child both doing
well. (Marion County News, Sept. 9,
1897)
The happiest man, not only in Hamilton but in Marion
County or possibly in the
whole state of Alabama, is our special friend and
townsman, County School Superintendent, CHARLIE MITCHELL. His face has been one
continuous smile all the week.
He has been the most social fellow imaginable, shaking hands
and having something to say to everybody. He visited our office
Monday, and from his demeanor we began to feel $5 richer, for we
were sure that he was going to announce for some office, but he
denied the soft impeachment.
He left us somewhat mystified but the mystery disappeared
like a phantom when he informed that it was a “whopping big boy”
Mother and babe are both doing well. (Marion County News,
Dec. 16, 1897)
Latest arrival - a girl baby at Mr. JIM MURRAY'S near town. (Guin Dispatch, Jan. 26, 1889)
Mr. R. R. POSEY has another girl at his house. He will soon have
to order some new names. March 14 - (Hamilton News Press, March 21,
1895)
MURRAY SPRINGFIELD is all smiles
now. It is a boy and
was born on the 17th inst. (Hamilton
Appeal, March 20, 1896)
A fine son was born to Mr. and Mrs. STANFORD on last
week. (Marion Herald, Feb 16, 1888)
R. N. TERRELL was wearing
smile from ear to ear on last Monday morning. It’s a fine girl and took up
its abode at the TERRELL residence lat Sunday night.
(Hamlton News Press, May 30,
1895)
D. M. WARREN is all
smiles. It is a fine
girl. (Marion County News, Jan. 21,
1897)
V. J. WESTBROOK is all
smiles. It is a girl.
(Marion County New, July 8,
1897)
C. J. WESTBROOK is all
smiles now. It is a
boy. (Marion County News, Nov. 11,
1897)
Mr. J. F. WHITE is the happiest man in town - it's a fine
girl. (Marion Herald, March 8, 1888)
J.
T. WHITE is all smiles this week. It’s a fine boy. (Marion County Herald, March 27,
1890)
M. JAMES WILDES is smiling. It’s a fine boy. (Hamilton Free Press, April 19, 1894)
A new boy came to THOMAS WRIGHT'S one night last week. (Hamilton News Press, March 14, 1895)
W. J. WRIGHT is wearing
a smile. It’s a boy.
(Marion County News, Nov. 25,
1897)
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