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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
Nem 11ublifatlcns.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE BOOKS.

ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOOD-CUTS.
For sale at bookstores. Price. 25 cents each
HUDSON RIVER ROI'TE.-New- York TO West Point.
Albany Lake
George Lake Champain Adrondacks Montreal and que
bee Hudson River steamers contains special maps
Of Catskill and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED-The Visitors Guide to
Saratoga Springs with maps and wood-cuts
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast
NORTHERN RESORTS Boston to the White Noun
tains Lake Memphremagog. Green Mountains. Lake
Champaign Ogdensburg. Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REG1ONS-New-i OK
and Philadelphia Easton. Bethlehem Delaware water
Gap Mauch Chunk. Scranton. Willar sport and Einra
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE.-New- York TO Ithaca. Wat
kins Glen Rochester Dunkirk. Buffalo Chauauqua Lake
and Niagara Falls. via Erie Railway and branches
NETWORK TO SARATOGA BUFFALO; CHAU,
TACOUA LAKE AND NIAGARA FALLS. THOUSAND
ISLANDS.-Via Ncw-York Central r. K. and Rome.
Watertown and Ogdensburg r. r.
NEWPORT ROUTE.-New-York 10 Boston. via New.
port and Fail River. With descriptions OF Newport and
Narragansett Bss.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE-New-Yor 10 White
Mountains via n Y. and n. II. and Conn. River Route
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
CITY OF NEW -YORK-Descriptons Of the Public
Buildings Parks &C. Directory Travellers Direc-
tory. and Map OF New-York.
Sent by mail receipt Of 25 cents
TAINTOR BROTHERS. Publishers.
10 Astor place New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
CATTLE DISEASE IN NEV-JERSEY.
ANTHRAX REPORTED PREVALENT IN SEVERAL.
COUNTIEs-ENERGETIC MEASURES TAKEN
STAMP 1T

TO STAMP 1T OUT.
Trenton ~ j. Aug 1.-Inspectors throughout
the State have been reporting to the Board OF
Health and the State Dairy Commissioner that
anthrax has broken among the livestock In sew
eral counties This report has considerably alarmed
the Board and the Commissioner The inspectors
report that the disease is prevalent In Salem cum
berland, Mercer. Hudson and Essex counties III Is
Baid that within the last two weeks over nuhuieu
head of livestock have been affected. this disease
has attained alarming prevalence In CuInoeriana
County. The State Board of Health has enpioyeu
Dr. II. G. Powell president of the Bridgeton local
Board Of Health. who is specialist on anthrax "
make farm-to-farm canvass for livestock su1erins
from the disease Dr. Powell has engaged large
staff Of assistants and they began work at once
They will try to stamp the disease out In GUNNER
land County II possible. They are inocuauhs all
healthy livestock with the hope OF preventing Inc
disease from spreading. Other physicians, WIN 'he
same instructions are working in parts or Essex
and Hudson counties. .
The Board has no hope OF saving the cattle that
fully develops the animal dies The only hope Is
10 inoculate the healthy livestock IN order 10 pre-
vent them from catching the disease
George Mcclure the State Dairy Commlssoher,
IL Worrying because of the milk shlpped 10
Zew-York and Philadelphia may be taken from
cows having the disease, ana the HIN 10 oe'"e
thoroughly tested . . 49,, a,.o,.a
Little is known by medical men OF the disease
When an animal Is affected with anthrax a swell
ing of the glands similar 10 that caused oy olpn
before assistance be given the animal anected
drops dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
RI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

business was dull yesterday al the auction rooms.
Al the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom the only
activity shown was by -four auctioneers. who mount
ed their stands and said that the parcels announced
for sale were withdrawn or adjourned
The Hebrew Benevolent and orphan Society has
sod tho Mot on the southeast corner OF Lexington
ave and Seventy-sevenhst. li5xl022. for $3.50. II
adions the old Hebrew orphan Asylum.
Morgan u. McMonega has sold for James b. Gill
lie 70 William Buhler the six brownstone dwellings.
Nos 81 to 81 West Eighty-nlnth-st ench nXolhrv,
were completed last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

A INVERTEBRATES AND suBscEiP'TrioHRSs RE.
"A THE NEWYoRE yKi6 6FFicr WI 10. .ts pcoss.
way "A door Thirty srsnch ao o,css a
EASEMENTS the following ,,,rsst: 1872 sixthavsi
Isl Fourthave. go rhlrdavs nes!
sixty arst 7os rs-ave LOG Wet ,Sa hiydsve Tt
i42 Columbus-ave; 81 Avenue n, sve 53i Third avs
isss Third ave- 205 Thirdave., between ats: iSW
broadway. <.,.. ,oo r.s, One hundred ana
,,.sry 2t3 West one hundred ana - 70
", ard 400 West one ired- and forty-hfths@ w
n m at regular ONCE rates .. <-,-.., A Bros4si
In brooklyn 397 Fulton-s . Sous. near FSs'
s"n.t :" asi Bsdford-ave. near South 2d7sf- w.
p m. ct regular once rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
EFFECTS OF HIGH LICENSE IN ROCHESTER,.

EFFECTS OF HIGH LICENSE IN ROCHESTER,.
Rochester n. Y. Aug. Under the high liquor
license which has been in force in this city the last
year the number OF liquorstores has decreased 40
and the receipts have increased sN'o2o 90 over the
preyious year on March 49, 1894. there were zoos
licensed places and the total receipts OF the CITY
for the preceding year were As.HS. on March -,
1895 the number of licenses had decreased 10 oO
and the receipts had increased to 1865 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
Citp l)ropertp 90 Get.
TWO IN WEST SSH ST.

Fin. isfoot houses built by days work Tor an estate
story viii sight three years estate leases
POWER Columbus Ave. corner Sith -. once open
SUNDAYS and
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. ne RE
cEIvED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. !; -? Eroai-
way ~ door north ~ Thirty first At. and Al'NER-
TISEMENTS the following branch Offices: 20
Eighth corner Twenty third 81 To- sixth ave
i5I Fourth ave- Fourteenth go Third ave. 100
Third ave- Forty seventh st 90 Tlirdavr, near
Sl.tynrs'st 70S Frst-ave loo West Forty scconi-tt
l.2 Columbus ave. ~ Avenue A. LIB Thirlavc., 917
West Forty second St l5l" Second ave" 5't Third ave
3ss Thirfaye: POSI- Thirdavc., between one hundred
twelfth hundred and thirteenth SITS. l62o
broadway.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast ne,hundred md
West hundred ana twenty nfth-
o, md 40 hundred and forty ST. up 10
o. m nj regular ofnce rates - 80
In pr,okyn ,t aO7 G3 Court-st.. ~ Broad
way f. y i5a broadway i.2d0 l'edioii,ave near Ful,
Bedford South zi-st. up 10
n m at office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
KECOEDED MOKTGAGEi.

American Tract Society tho New York Life In
60. corner Spruce and Nassau sta. 49, 49,,
mirfcnd Henry " =, Mary \ carroll. " Globe
mcns Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Bloch. Rosa A. T. John Bethel n Dctrsey-st.
Gg7 II @ u LUDLOW. st. year................ IS 900
Harrson-.t -. 1900
corner Amsicriam ave and sist-s yeirs. -. aiOcc
Cunningham. james i. 10 Title Guarantee ard
Trust GO. No 2l7 West lljth-st years 900
Ccndf. John v. 10 Charles Bernack No 80 west
Dodge smith. jr. to J smith, jr. al
ccutors n = .Othst $50 n ~ 5th-ave ;car. 1900
Downing Frank l.. to Herman Wronko~. .'os 10
ana ~ Llspenard-s > years. 80. 2ooT
Insurance 90. ath-st -, n " Of Central
Park West. years. -. :......: :.....: +oW
Park West years 4oOot
DIN. Abbie NJ and another 10 c II skaits
oih-st. No 1916 West. year.............. 1900
Dunn. Alfred H. to l. II W Levy g coracr Lex
ingionave ana alth-st. .............. 600
Dawson. John 81 al 20 the Lswyets' Mortgage m
'urnncr co. Madson-nve. 10 II n Of list
Duty. John j. 10 caroline MciIench = 5 5h.
ave 22s.G II = Of Hghtridge Road. years.. 100
Dillon John. and another Seton Homestead
Land Go. Balcom-sve. lots 37+ and 375.
Friedman. l>O. and wife TO Andrew Mills. jr,
executor. Jh-s l2os II OF 2dave.
Ford. Francis W. and wife 10 the Bowery Saw
ings Bank. James-st A II % New
Hnwery ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @SW
Fax BENJAMIN J. TO Kate Kelly No 100 IVES,
Goldstein HuIda. TO G " Rosenrha. No 2ao7 "a.
ave. 1000
Giorno John. and another To Rocco DOn ,frio
and another. No Ala East lih-s. years....: 1900
Trust Co. No 1877 East 3sth-st, q yesrs..... ~ OOC
Garyin Michael J. and wife to S q Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

l36th-st. 1856 # OF 3d-ave years. ....; ooo
another trustee 30 2c Iaans-s ysaFs. 900"
Monroest lot o3s. map Hcndrick Isutsers. 900
c2 lGnS Hylnan and another to sifnand Kraus o
ana another. No O. Eldrdge-st. demand -. i""
Hogeneap John ~ and wife 70 Harlem SSvnss 1000
Hes man Jacob and wife Henry Altheimer No > 300
mSss6srf All and another 2sd ward Land land
Improvement Co. lot i6,. map Section A. WYE ZOO
same TO- i2,h Ward savings Bank " Hoe-ave
1886 IT Of Freeman-st. year. stow
Hogenauer Aphonse ct al to Union Trust 90 5000
Horowitz Jacob and wife to Mary l. Higgins as
s"ssss' a.' D:.":.y ,.;;2 ana a sSS
No i27 Vest 4oih-st ; years ~. 5000
Hy o 80 Ellen: < wt iS 90: aSh ti'''I Year 5000
JqssS In~. Shsrrs 6. rio aa w' s Of
sa ms"- to SANE yr'T iiocavc 1856 +, Free
'eS, to * Is sf ct al years. ss 1900
Knoir Christian e. ana another t. W II fialljr ,oo,
KnrntsSy. ' Becky to wesr SO III Norfolk
lt s a' Fanne. ami another to " ii ricken,
i2h-st s2e # Of ,'hays sis., Il o'o
-" Of 2d-ave. demand 49,, .........:..:..... 1900
Ss is East H'5%s% and y1s to Amelia paws
n 2sth-s 200 II " Of 2d-ave. year. mort 40 ooo
M sns@r william d. and wife to william Hairs
sons n I7th-s, io's # OF Riverside Drive % ,oo
Msln %st' Henry. s and another to Henry Lyman
5 $ soh-. 10 OF al-ave. years. 49,, 5000
Ms s. ss 1S.n 20 "H I'd 7 w s ss a
Mssn ma%%a ana @o'Srr to Of SS Ma"
MsQ S~ais Maria Z. to rarick Lily n i5.h-st
70 o p Z. % ',aays yass Association t.;
2.5@ It e Of sd-aVs years ........:......; i'c"
MTy.'ne va Marx Ks I, we,, the e anu 5000
Mukall. Margaret. and wife to Nathan \ Ch'd- Coo,
sey lG'd-si. 1865 It " Of Sd-ave " Years S'"
Siayc and oisst demand ............::... 1000
Ncr Theodore +. and VIE to the Henri KIT
lands q Andrcw Anderson demand .......... 900
o? e.. 7s sna s Isl w e. 5S S'' ys $500
Oliver. Mary. TO- II II Parker. AIueluc'-a'e ooo,
o'T Me mary j. % &ifrr4 H:,s, and a9o,hssr.
EXECUTORS. Bathgate-ave 1872 It u lN'd- ,oo
pfan Jsc5S to the tinted states Real Estate and
Trust 60. lot -. map Of oak Tree plot Ire .,c
Ritter. John c. and VIE to samuel Aronson. ,,,
Persi 49, Il " Il Howery. years ......... 2i'TD
ss Sam. to a,s sn' trust rust 90 "f SeTosa ~ >
Hs;s@sa'' .A g;s! p i "" e to y A Hsa '9
and YEAR. mortsas'f 80 ;..........,' l'""
EXECUTORS, ~ 30 VS., Broadway. years 5000
schnadl phss' =" t'c.esr' ro''' $50
Sweet Elizabeth. The EmisIant Industrial saw
Ing, Bank. isth-s,. 2'o It u ista'e ,o.o
schan,achcr william il 70 +. Moioashney. ,,o
Ansieri.m,a.e 2sl It o. loi,,,s ar si0 '''"
H. In " Grnnsr, r. 81, En- ave. c,sshod 2eis
voh Rirhari c. to NsnYork ne Insurance
" q shave. mortgage. mad ye,rs,.;.. $50"
coiles. u ton.tannoplc. s5'n-st. 27o r y ooo,
Of central Park wcs' demand. goo"
wyc,t Florence NJ. 90 Harry " Sins a"l an o,o..,
other ~ 267 Madison ave. Years .....-;-... -oV"
i,.Dd-r,. Il, # of 81 ave mortgage ,,o,.,
vy'n~is,t Mari, A "a /, Eyers,n W webster
ave Ill It line William II Morris land 49,
years '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
nrILplNG PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
have been filed with the Bliliins Department.
New buildings
Riversido Drive 100 = = 7i;h-st. four
. vK...on - $o ls,i West f,,h g. ........ 81 oof
liyh Il, y : 4 3i-as 81 story lri,h
s9, waii,.n.aS, " ...... ..'.,.. 900"
Cr,riweli ave A. 100 4 Z Inwo ave.
nns.iofy frame stable. ~ Margaret kingf-
y NJ ais West 1.'h - -
cr..n~lch. - 80 tfifk store and
Once building 20 i. hu Petit - oansc J.. 800"
iS,h.s' ard Asens. 49, conner fNo Three
s'0ry lfrk sforsSe houses. hf Thomas = Trip
Ter q 81 eu We.' End ave ................ a"'
i3n'h Ani q. ave corner. ~ story
sc,aen.. = m. sarr.f .............. - Oc
Ai;eraflHnf.
7s,h.s, - ~ East. by M-- II ko~hle-. y -
Sreii,ns '''' 1000
ssih.s - ~ ana ~ East. D., 60 ~ i.gr.ing.
h,.cnenf tricE ho'.i .....- .......... acr
ny y Mllise1 80 a s~,,n story tr-k h'tei y ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
Gam 5fbools.

NJ Y T. EVENING LAW SCHOOL formerly Metro
~. potan Law SCHOOL,. Opens Oct !. 20 LII B aitcr
three years. Evening course
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean.
Address for catalog.e. REGISTRAR, University WASH
ington Square, East.
2O7 Broadway. N Y. City.
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway. \. y City:
~ Evening Dept. Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD
Of Degree Of LII b. after years course.
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.

~ A small party being organized 70 start u
October 1885 be accompanied by we!l-known Literary
man and an experienced Oriental traveller An eSceptionS
opportunity the under the most fasofaos
conditions Send for program.
+. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway. New-fork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
5fbool Aaennes.

"a supplies Professor Teachers Tutors GoveFnesses.
Mrs N J. YoUNGF FULTON % Union Square
EIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York Boston
1 Chicago. Los Angeles. &c II T.. Croker W - Kerr
J.. Y. Huyssoon w. Pratt ~ Y. Managers 10 5th ave
M IEIAM COYRIERE'S Teachers Agency supplies pro-
AVA fessors tutors chers
schools carefully recommended. goth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
GUNNER Resort 0ni0es.

49,
DON'T DECIDE ON YOUR SUMMER TOUR
before sending fer COOKS AMERICAN TOUR BOOB:
which h had for the asking all Routes and HesoE"'
IA Pages: Coored Maps.
SUMMER CRUISES.
The Quebec s. 6. Co.'S steamer "ORINOCO' sans "n
the second cruise the Maritime Provinces ot- "a"
Saguenay. August Fourteen-oay c'u'S'
$500 and upwards. Send for Program me-. 60.
THOS. COOK & SON, 201 and I I'D bWey,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
UNIONTOWN.

The marriage of Miss Pearl Hinton, l second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. s. | Hinton, to MT. D. H. Smith of Brinkley, l Ark took place on Wednesday evening l at the residence of the brides parents, near this city. The ceremony was per- l formed by Rev. William A. Stickney, rec l tor of St. Michaels church, Faunsdale, l in the presence of a limited number of l the brides near relatives and friends. | Miss Hinton is one of a trio of beautiful l sisters, who were greatly admired in the Canebrake MT. Hinton, the brides fath- l CT. is pleasantly known to the readers of l the Age Herald under the pseudonym of "Bartemus, number of his witty and l satirical letters having been published in that paper.
 Messrs. Frank Ellis and George Porter l of Birmingham spent Wednesday and | Thursday here, the guests of the Messrs | Davidson.
 Miss Anderson of Cincinnati is in the | city visiting MT. and Mrs. $. J. Anderson. Uniontown is honored by the presence | of Col. Sumpter Lea of Birmingham, who | is here visiting his sisters, Mesdames l Langhorne and Harwood. Colonel Lea was reared in Perry county and has | many friends here who have watched his career with pride, and while deeply sym pathzng with him in the great affliction | that has come upon him. rejoice that the vigor of his splendid mind is not i'm | paired Colonel Lea's lecture is antici- pated here with much pleasure. | Miss Mary Minge gave very elegant cotillion at her fathers beautiful country place, near Faunsdale, last evening, in | honor of. her guests, Misses Searcy and Snow of Tuskaloosa. A number of people | from this place attended, including Miss | Langhorne and Messrs. Louis Davidson, | HarWood. Hart and Hudson. MT. J. H. White, MT. Julius Marx and | his sister, Miss Alice Marx, have gone to | New York.
 Mir Henry Sharpe of Demopols is visit | ing his sister, Mrs. James P. Davidson. | Miss Wolf and Miss Neil of Meridian are guests of Mrs. F. Schulherr.
 
 ASHVILLE. State Superintendent of Education John 1 O. Turner has been spending several days | in Ashvile He and his family leave here | today for St. Clair Springs. From there | he will return to Montgomery the early | part of next week.
 Miss Nellie Penick of Wetumpka and | Miss Mary Nesbitt of Jacksonville are visiting Miss Marie Ashley of this place. | Mrs. c. c. Vandegrift and her daugh- | ter Imogene, of Montevallo are visiting relatives in and around Ashville. u~~ Tnhn H. Kelly. one of Marshall
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
PROPELLING FORGE
In Natures Storehouse for Suffer
 ing Humanity.

J. D. Thompson, Anniston, Ala: "The Electropoise has cured me of neuralgia indigestion and complication of other ailments which had so completely wrecked my nervous system that my life was a burden. I had been sick for twenty years. I realized that the Elec- tropoise is propelling force in nature s storehouse for humanity. It is nature s remedy, whose healing effect is so silent, so sure and vet so mysterious that it is justly termed the wonder of the age" It Is Wonderful What the Electropoise
 Will Do.
 Soukilpa, Ala. Aug. Il, 1S94.-I have used the Electropoise with unfailing success on my family and friends, curing long list of diseases without medicines. Among them were milk leg, measles, la grippe, several kinds of fever, chills, old sores. colds, violent pains, etc. The Elec- tropoise takes the place of doctor and drug store.
 A. J. ROGERS. S. B. White, Jacksonville, Ala, June 23, 1904 We have been using the Elec- tropoise about four years and are well pleased with it.'
 As a curative agent the Electropoise cannot be equaled.
 S-11 su-wed-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
SOUTHERN COLONY.
Fort Payne, Ala. On line of Queen and Crescent Route.


 25.000 Acres Fruit Lands. Plateau, Good Markets, Cheap Transporta- ton. Two Hundred 20, 40 and 80 Acre Fruit Farms. Five to Ten Dollars Per Acre. One-fifth cash, balance in one. two. three and four years.
 Rich Soil, Never-Failng Crops, Lumber plenty and cheap, raises finest Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Prunes, Grapes, Figs Pecans, English Walnuts and Pea nuts. Vegetables attain large growth, and good markets for everything raised. DWELLINGS FREE OF RENT UNTIL SETTLERS CAN BUILD.
 NO SALOONS IN OUR COLONY, THIRTY 20-ACRE FARMS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TO THE FIRST SET TIERS WHO WILL BUILD AND PLANT FIVE ACRES IN FRUITS AND VINES. WE ALSO HAVE LARGE TRACTS OF TIMBER LANDS.
 Twenty thousand acres near Muscadine. Ala; 10000 Acres near Tallapoosa, Ga, for Colonies; 10000 Acres in Monroe county, Mississippi. s5 per Acre. so,oOo Acres in Clarke county, Mississippi, S2.50 per Acre. (solid); 1040 Acres in Dallas county, Ala bama, Artesian Wells, s15 per Acre; 900 Acres in Fayette and Lamar counties. Ala bama, $300 per Acre.
 For full particulars. Railroad Rates. Maps, etc., apply to
 1921 First Avenue, Birmingham. Ala. Please mention Age-Herald when answer ing this advertisement. IA dv whv Rp-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
Save your dollars and buy all wool $3 pants for $1.68. J. Blach & Sons closing out sale of spring and summer goods.
 I012-First Avenue-1914
ATHENS.
Dr. Henry Concludes His Series of Sermons
 Excellent Singing.

pr. Henry UoncIudes HIS Series Of Serm ons.
 Excellent Singing.
 Athens, Aug. 10-(SpeciaL)-Dr. Henry concluded his series of able sermons at the gospel tent last night. Elder Lar amore will continue the meeting, com mencing tonight. All regret to part with Dr. Henry but his work for the Master calls him elsewhere.
 Professor Dougherty and wife will be greatly missed as their excellent voices were highly appreciated by the congre- gation They are cultured and refined and will be an acquisition to the social and moral circles of any community.
 Hon. MT. Mcknight of Greensboro and wife and Mrs c. W. Crenshaw of Florida are the guests of Hon. I. D. Coffee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11

county's promising attorneys. is spend- ing several days in Ashville, his business interests calling him here.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
VERBENA.

Miss Bettie Mullins of Birmingham has been visiting friends at her old home here.
 Misses Hattie and Lillie McGee of Montgomery are the charming guests of friends in our city.
 Miss Fannie shelton, after pleasant visit to friends here has returned to her home in Greensboro.
 Mrs. c. T. Zimmerman and children are visiting relatives at Talladega Springs.
 Col. F. c. Shepherd and wife of Mont gomery visited here recently. They were very much pleased with our delightful summer resort.
 There will be big ball at Gulledge's hall tonight (Friday).
 Miss Sallie Dickerson, one of Green ville's most beautiful young ladies, is stopping at the Clifton house.
 Messrs. Blocker and Joe Williams of Montgomery have been visiting relatives in Verbena.
 Miss Lucy Bishop, a charming young lady of the Capital City, is visiting Mss Annie Rousseau
 Capt. George Clsby of Montgomery was shaking hands with his many friends here this week.
 Mrs. Charles Smith of Montgomery is the guest of friends here.
 Mesdames w. B. Jones and w. j.. Chambers of Montgomery spent the heated term at the Clifton house.
 Dr. w. H. Caffey, who has been wis iting relatives here, has returned to his home in Mobile
 Prof. Sam Strock and wife, after a pleasant visit to relatives here, have re turned to their home in North Alabama.
 Miss Jessie Carter. a bright and win some young lady of Shelby, has been the charming guest of friends in Verbena.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11
HUNTSVILLE.

Hon Tennent Lomax of Montgomery, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pyth- ias of Alabama. is making a tour of the subordinate lodges under his Jurisdiction, and was in the city Thursday evening, ~- o<rs ~i<J,-s vioifA1 Mopta Cano 1adoA