Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. B. M. Starks has returned home from Louisville.
 Hon. James T. Tanner of Atlanta is visiting friends in the city.
 MT M. c. Spencer of Hale county is in the city shaking hands with friends
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Strange have returned from a pleasant visit to St. Clair county.
 MT. John Frazier of Union Springs has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. J. Banks. for several days.
 Hon. Hector D. Lane and wife and his beautiful daughter, Miss Charlie, were in the city yesterday.
 President Baxter of. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company was among yesterdays arrivals.
 Mr. Lucien Brown of the Alabama Na- tional bank, who has been quite i'll for some time past, is convalescent.
 Col B. F. Myers returned yesterday from a bushes trip to Texas. He reports the people in betetr financial condition than we are, but that crops are short.
 MT. R. T. Parker, ex-tax commissioner of Tallapoosa county, is In the city. MT Parker made more reputation as tax officer than any other man in Alabama.
 MT. w, H. Lawrence and family are in the city en route to Livingston. Mir Lawrence has purchased the Livingston Journal and will assume control of 1t In a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Nesbit reached the city yesterday morning and will spend a few days with Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Nes- bits mother. when they will leave TOT their home in Eubora, Miss.
 Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies', misses and gentlemen's fall and winter shoes, bought at all prices, re- ceiyed 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.
 Editor Henry Watterson and wife of Louisville, Ky, spent Sunday morning In Birmingham They were en route home from a visit to Louisiana. The many ad- mirers of the able journalist were not ex- pecting him, and his presence was known only to a few who chanced to meet him by accident.
 Mrs. B. B. Warren and two daughters Misses Irene and Lucille, of Montgomery are at the Florence hotel. Miss Irene Warren will attend the Southern club re- ception tonight. She will remain in this city several weeks, the guest of her cous- in, Mrs. Tillman, Fifth avenue and Nine teenth street.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals.--W. o. Lynn, E. C. Doughtie, Louisville; w. A. Young, Vernon. Ala; T. M. TFarth, Livingston, Ala; w. c. Phelps, Cincinnti. O.; Thomas c. Culverhouse. city; H. M. Richardson Cincinnati; Madame s. Rath, New York; D. NJ. Mcintosh, Wetumpka, Ala. c. Lickenbach, St. Paul; w. R. Glenn, Amer icus, Ga James Levy, New York; George w Johnson, Wilmington, Del: John T Yeatman, w. P. Yeatman, P. G. Ault, city: B. F. Allen, Roanoke; B.. F. Kearnes, Philadelphia J. M. Johnson J. Fall Rob- inson, Howard college; W. K. Francis, city; H. R. Burch, Louisville; Mrs. M A. Clark, Atlanta; Duncan McDougald, Co., lumbus. Ga.; Louis Berry, St. Louis: Judge J. R. Dowdell. Lafayette; w. E. Crawford, New Orleans; S. R. Hunger ford, Townley, Ala; A. T. Burdick, w. H. Wallard, W. A. Jack, New York; R. S. Lewis Meadville, Pa.; George T. Bar ney, Elkhart, Ind; S. B. Trapp, Jr., An niston, H. M. McNutt, Bessemer; l.. G. Y Baker, Holly Springs, Miss; Charles B. Stacy Richmond, Va; H. w. Manson, Redwood, Tex; Nat Baxter, Nashville; P T. Young, city; Hon. M. c. Burke, Montgomery; M. F. Freeman, Cleveland, O.. Hon. Jabez Y. Parekr, Mobile; c. N. Blowers, Chicago;F. H. Ward, Tennessee; Mrs B. B.. Warren, Miss Irene Warren, Miss Lucille Warren, Montgomery; Ar thur c. Breast, Nashville; F. E. Westcott, Choctaw county; Milton Brown, Louis vile: Sam Henry Henry. Guntersville; F. T. Thompson. Cullman; O. S. Royster, Columbia, s. C.; E. c. Doughtie, St. Louis; C. Y Kingswell, Chicago; H. B. Henry, Guntersville; P. c. Love1ace. Memphis; F. o. Rogers, Philadelphia; D. Hamilton, St. Louis; Herbert Norris, Selma; J. B. Sanford, Sylacauga; Julius l.. Suttle. Sel- ma; F. H. Bass, Sylacauga; A. D. Hin ton. Lawrence county; w. H. Johnson,