Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-17
PERSONAL.

MT. Louis J. Adler of Uniontown was in the city yesterday
 Mir. A. F. McGhee, a prominent An niston attorney, is in the city.
 MT. John Turner leaves this morning for Savannah on a business trip.
 Ike Well, the well known sour man, is again in the city among his many friends.
 Mir. H. S. Grain, proprietor of the Grain Snuff company, of Memphis is at the Florence.
 MT. Eli P. Smith, managing editor of the News, returned yesterday from Ty- bee island.
 MT. John Humphries, a prominent young business man of Columbus, Miss, is in the city.
 Mir. Ben Screws, Montgomery's orator, is in the city attending the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 Mrs. E. MusSrove, Miss B. M. Haley. Messrs. J. I. Williams, J. w. hepherd, J. H. Mcclure and John B. Shields from Jasper are stopping at the Florence.
 T. c. King has just received 2000 pairs of ladies, misses and childrens custom made oXfords and slippers, bought at a. great reduction. You can save p per cent by trading there. Honest dealing.
 Miss Bertha H. Gelders leaves today for Europe. She will visit the home of her childhood and then go to Switzer- land and France to perfect herself in the French language. Her many friends in this city will be pleased to know of her success in the undertaking
 Judge O. J. Semmes of Mobile, grand representative to the sovereign grand lodge; John R. Barrett, retiring grand master, and George R. Peacock, past grand master, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, paid the Age-Herald office a pleasant visit last night.
 MT. George Peacock of Selma is in the city attending the. Odd Fellows grand lodge. MT. Peacock is one of the best known men in Alabama, and leading foundryman. He came to the United States from England in 1S48, and during the civil war made cannon from his Selma foundry for the Con federacy.
 MT. John W. Brady, manager and pro- pr1etor of the TuSkaloosa opera house, arrived in the city yesterday and will assist Rev. Father O'Grady in his illus trated lecture at O'Brien's tonight. MT. Brady is guest of the opera house hotel.
 Mrs. l.. H. Lyman of Montevallo is visiting the family of her son. H. D. Lyman, Twelfth avenue and Twenty third street, north.
 Following are arrivals at opera house hotel yesterday: D. P. White, Atlanta, Ga; J. P. Carl, Bessemer, Ala; J. M. Waldin, Chicago, H.; William Christ, oCNiioIS, INo., II. h. mllcHeli, OneOnld, Ala; s. M. Adams, Randolph, Ala; S. II. Lawrence, Atlanta, Ga.; J. A. Brady, A. c. Gregg, Tuskaloosa, Ala; William Dickey, Blocton, Ala; T. Lavender, Brookwood Ala; M Kimbrel, Kimbrel, Ala; William M. ethea, city; L. E. Dick enson, Oneonta, Ala; John T. Delaney city; J. B. Harmon, McCalla, Ala; S. O. Stringfellow, St. Louis Mo. T. H. Prick. city; J. B. Jones, Memphis, Tenn; c. T. Haynes, w. c. Hall, w. J. Parkes. Atlanta, Ga.; John Sibley, Coaldale, Ala William Grady, Pratt City
 Following are the arrivals at the Flor ence yesterday George c. Harbin, At lanta; R. J. McOwtten, Cincinnati; Will liam Freed, Nashville; O. R. Cowan, Gin cinnati; Judson Davis. Spiegman: Col R. H. Denson, Montgomery; H. c. Marsh, New York; J. s. Doyle, Knoxville R. D. Yam, Lynchburg, Va; w. w Carpen- ter, Cincinnati; J. T. Jones' Atlanta; W. O. Thomas, Boston; R. F. Beas'ey, Alabama; Martin Ford, Chattanooga; R. E. Jones, city; B. L. Washington, Chattanooga; M. T. Netles, Louisville; H. E. Gault, H. S. Crane Memphis; James w. Norment, Starkville Miss; J. H. McCue. Atlanta: J. l.. Scott. Nash vile; o. L. King, Chattanooga; H. c. Robson, Selma; Will Crawford, city; A. M. Hall. Cherokee. Alabama; l.. A. South, New Orleans; Thomas K Milton, D. A. Unsworth, New York City; H. l.. Roce, Montgomery; Miss Mary McDarlben, Atlanta; Mrs. F. Musgrove, Sheppard. J. H. Mcclure. J. B. Shields, J. H. Mcclure, J. B. Shields, Jasper; Willie Smith, McComb City; A. J. Welsh, Chat tanOOoa