Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-28
EAST LAKE .J0TTINGS.

Capt. T. F.. He udon Q ofAvarriors A recent graduate of Ho,s ard made sbaef visit to friends in East Iake WednesdRY. .
 Misses Minnie Horton and Ethel Will Hams, two enchanting young Indies from Williamsburg, are visiting the family of w. A. Williams, Esq. ,.A,
 Mrs. J. T. Gnnter and daug b ter, Corinne, who have been visiting the family of A. M. Prude, returned Wednesday to their home in Columbus, Miss.
 MT. Curtis Shugart, Hon. John T. Shu- gart's eldest son, who has been for two weeks and IS yet confined in bed with ty- phoid fever, is slowly convalescing.
 Mrs. M. $. Stephens, formerly of this place but now residing in an adjoining county, was the guest of Mrs. Sullen berger last week. k
 Miss Byrd Ward, beautiful young lady of Six Mile, Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Beasley.
 MT. G. l.. Griffin, who is well and favor ably known in East Lake, is now teaching school in Waddell. r
 The Moody meetings draw so heavily on our citizenship that our little town is al- most depopulated during the day.
 The spacious two-story business house of MT. w. Hunt is rapidly nearing compile. tion, and when finished the. ups tairs will be an excellent abode for the fHuey Guards.
 Esquires H. H. Brown and Graves En- bry, democrat and republican respectively, expounded the doctrines of democracy and
 
 Tuesday night at College station. The meeting could not have resulted in a dem ocratic victory, because there was nothing to win, everybody present being true- blue democrat. Col. Dan Dean was present and captivated the audience with his ac- customed eloquence, wit and humor.
 Mir. Thomas Green a young man resid- ing at the intersection of Hiilman avenue and Eleventh street, this place, while re- turning home from the Moody meeting, rlatx xrit 6an Ia xUh iph 1p near costing him his existence. It seems that Mir. Green, in attempting to change cars, which at this particular time were running at a rapid rate of speed, lost his footing and was precipitated to the ground. As soon as possible the train>was brought to a standstill and tender hands raised him from cruel earth and placed him gently on the car, where it was ascertained that his injuries, though serious, are not necessa- . rily fatal. MT. Green is suffering intense pain, but, everything considered, he is resting very we'll. a1e4 e
 MT. Il. l.. Robertson, after pleasant visit to-his cousins, Messrs. w. Hand and J. E. Owings, returned Friday to his home in CarrolltOn, Ala.
 Miss Monnie Williams returned Wednes- day to her home in Williamsburg, after several days visit to the Misses Williams. Dr, ). H. Finch narrowly averted what might have been serious accident last Fri day by his wonderful presence of mind.
 
 patient in Gate City and just after taking his seat in the buggy, his horse, a very large and muscular one, took sudden fright at some imaginary object on the sidewalk and began run up Ninth street, which is about three-quarters of mile in length. Finally, after race of about half mile Dr. Finch, by continuous steady pulling, managed to bring the unruly quadruped to halt. pr Finoh's. injuries are very scalp wound caused by striking his head against the top of the buggy.
 The democrats of East Lake are making preparation for the fipal charge against re- publicanism-it will be, the last, for politi- cal death is now staring all opposition to democracy full in the face-and purpose to be an important factor in achieving that complete victory on November 6, on which day Hon. O. w. Underwood, the cham pion of democracy in this district, will lead his charging legions and dashing squad rons to that magnificent triumph which will ever be remembered as the complete overthrow of all opposition to democracy in this section of our beautiful southland.