Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-25
ALABAMA.
DEMOPOLIS.
Off to Fisherman's Paradise-Rose Show-A
 Prospector Is Shown Around.

HrUSpecIOf IS OIOWl1 ATOuhA.
 DemopoIis. April 23.-(Special Cor respondence.)-A party of gentiemen' composed of Col R. r. Knox, Messrs. J. S. Handley, Will Ward of Eutaw' James P. Ferrall of Montgomery, A. F. McCarty, l.. A. George, John B. Merfi- wether. Maj. John R. Robertson, C9l' N. G. Winn and Capt. John c. Wepp' left yesterday on the steamer Baltimore belonging to the Black Warrior com pany, for a days fishing at Bryant Burn, a noted fishing place about thlrly- five miles below here on the Bigoee. ,,,.
 Under the managemnt Of MISS Mollle Clarke the Trinity Building Guild Will have an exhibition of roses at the resi- dence of Judge William E. Clarke on Thursday, May ?. All rose growers, Dotn in Demopolis and in the surrounding country, Iare cordially invited 10 eh- ter roses and compete for the 1oliowi,is i prizes (no charges made for entering roses). First prise, finest single rose of any variety a pair of Venetian vases, second, handsomest vase or roses, any variety, each vase entered to eontaln only one variety, numbering at ss iease ten roses, panel design, white roses and llacs% third, handsomest vase ol yellow roses, not confined to one Varlely' to contain at least twenty roses e,, eln broidered center piece, design, roses, fourth, handsomest vase or plnK roses, not confined to one variety, to contall at least twenty roses, book apou. roses; fifth, 1handsomeSt vase or ireo roses not confined to one Varety, to contain at least twenty roses, oecorales China vase; sixth, handsomest vase ol white roses, not confined to one Varl- etv. to contain at least twenty roses, a rose bowl. The hours for the reception will be from to 10 D. m. Price ol du- mission 25 cents, including refreshments.
 our telephone exchange will soon De ready for use Lineman Campbell is now
 
 and in a few. days will run the wires. ana then everything will be in shape ana thA "helloing" will be fast and furious.
 Mrs. C. E. McClelland and Miss Ada Michel have formed themselves into company which will be known as the De- mopolis Tea and Coffee company, and will open in a few days in the office now occupied by Taylor & Fillmore as a law office They will keep the most select stock of teas and coffees. This is a new venture in our midst, but with such eX- cellent managers and popular ladies as these two at the head of it, we are confl- dent it will prove a success, and as such we welcome it most heartily.
 Dr. M l.. Dorman of Taylorsville, H., was registered at the Hotel Royal last week pr. Dorman came to examine into the advantages which we offered for inn migration. He was taken around by Maj. John R. Robertson and Capt. John C. Webb, who pointed out to him our su- perior advantages. It is learned that the visitor expressed himself as being well pleased with our section, and though he did not give any direct promise there is good reason to believe that we will hear from him again shortly. and in way that will be advantageous to us. Work has begun on the cottage that is being built for Miss T. B. Vaughan. From the plan 1t will be a perfect bijou, and will add greatly to the attractiveness of that portion of town where 1t is To- cated