Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-20
PERSONAL.

D. B. Peebles, Esq, of Tuskegee is in the city.
 Mir NJ. B. Neece of Huntsville was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. w. S. Lowell leaves Friday for the Atlanta exposition.
 Mir C. H. Parks of the Atlanta Journal staff was in the city yesterday.
 Hon. J Kirk Jackson, secretary of state, is on 8 business visit to the city.
 Samuel D. Weakley was out of the city yesterday on professional business. s lDr. Joe Green of the United States ma rine service is visiting relatives in the city.
 Hon. A. o. Lane returned to the city yesterday on the northbound Louisville and Nashville
 Hon. J. c. Musgrove, United states marshal, has returned from Hot springs much improved in health.
 MT. Benjamin P. Dryer and wife of Sixth avenue are seeing the sights of the Atlanta exposition this week. Mr. John s. Jemison. accompanied bX his two sons, Masters Bryce and kell left this morning for visit to the ex- position.
 Hon. o. w. Underwood left yesterday afternoon for the winter term of con- gress. He anticipates no serious opposl- ton in taking his seat.
 MT. Henry T. DeBardeleben, superin- tendent of the Middlesboro furnaces, passed through the city last night en route to the Atlanta exposition.
 Hon. Milton Humes, distinguished lawyer of Huntsville, passed through Birmingham yesterday, returning home from the United States court of appeals at New Orleans.
 Mrs. P. C.. Chandler who has been vis- iting her mother in Starkville for the past ten days, returned yesterday, much to the delight of large circle of friends.
 Dr. John Clark of Texas, who is en route to the Atlanta exposition, stopped for few hours in the city yesterday in order to visit Judge H. A. Sharpe and family, who are his kinspeople
 MT Walter w. Daven. chief engineer of the Georgia manufacturers at the At lanta exposition, is in the city in response to a telegram stating that his mother who resides at Jonesville, was danger ously i'll.
 MT. J. Mitchell Russell, prescription clerk for the Hughes drug store, returned yesterday from an extended trip to the eastern cities. He says the best flea tures" of the exposition and Atlanta are closed at 10 o'clock every night.
 Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies'. misses and gentlemens fall and winter shoes, bought at all prices, re- ceived. Ladies' and gentlemen's summer shoes will be sold for the next few days regardless of cost or price. T. c. King, 2026 First avenue.
 MT. James H. Nunnellee, who is now the business manager of the State Her aid, has been in the city since Saturday evening shaking hands with his many old friends here, and of course he came into the Gazette office and gave us and the boys some good advice that was ap- preciated. Mir. Nunnellee learned his 10 Anr. A CNfc in t1A fn off and there is warm corner in his heart for the old shop and her cases. He leaves this morning on the 10:35 train for Bir- mingham. and since his place of business is so near we hope he will make his vis- its more frequent.-Tuskaloos Gazette.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals, November 19- Gus Browne, Eutaw; R. l.. Pearson, Gin cnnati: w. H. Scott Atlanta; Lawrence McMekin, city; w. c. Smith, Cincinnati; William Hughes, Kansas City; F. w. Grayson, Gurley; Ed M. Butler, Nash vile: Phil McNutty, Covington; F. l.. Handley and wife, Talladega; w. c. Rob- erts Nashville; T. Y. Davis, Clanton Ala. A. F. wilson, wetumpka: James P Chisholm. Cincinnati;; W. L. Pitts Jr., Dallas county; l.. c. Sumner, Abing- fon O. l.. Barber, Chicago; F. w. Thorn ton Cincinnati; c. B. Clifford city: H. N. VanDevander, Cedartown, Ga; w. E. Meade, city; Miss Stewart, Brookhaven Miss: F. A. Fay. Cincinnati; A. G. Mener Anniston; P. s. Rogers, Pratt City; C. w. Hyland, Evansville Ind; A. C. Jack son South Carolina; A. McLauchlin, New York; F. F. Sherwood, city; W. D. Shack eford, Jackson. Mis-: L. B. Barnett, cit; A. A. Campbell, Spring Hill, Tenn; B. B. Hayes. city; C. H. Paoriks Atlanta J. c. Dunn, New Orleans; R. G. Moore, Franklin. Ky. John Feland, Hopkins ville. Ky: J. V. Hussey, St Charles, Mo-. J. T. Taylor. Baynor Taylor. Kansas ChiC1VO. II w. Thornton. F. c. Smillie, Cincnnati; R. M. Richardson, Nashville: J. H. Hawkins, Richmond. Va; J. B. Woodside. Nash Vllle