Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-28
ALABAMA.
GADSDEN.
Contract for Jones College Conservatory
 Let-Other Industrial Notes.


 Let-Other Industrial Notes.
 Gadsden, June 26.-(Speeial Corre- spondence.)-Dr. A. B. Jones, principal of Jones College for Young Ladies, let the contract today for the conservatory, which is to be completed by September l. James Dodge, contractor, of this city, se- cured the contract at S4750. The build ing is to be 50 feet wide by 90 feet long and two stories high. The floors and walls will be constructed so as to deadem sound. The contract for other improve ments, such as heating apparatus, water supplies. electric lights, electric bells etc. will be let in a few days. In all $l5,- GOO worth of improvements will be made by September 1.
 Burglars entered the tailoring de- partment of George r. Jennings last night by prizing the bars in the rear window apart and stole five pair or pants and vest. No clue to the robber
 The Elliot Car Company Brass band has elected the following officers: Ea Huston, business manager; Charfs5 Travis, leader and musical director; C. M Irwin, treasurer; J. w Huston, prop erty man: w. N Daughdrfll, secreatry. The band is in excellent shape and makes good music.
 The brick work on the main building of the cotton factory will be completed this week and the roof put on The building is three stories high and base ment. Contracts for the warehouse Will be let soon.
 Work on the three-acre lake is pro- gressing nicely. There win be IA foot driveway around the entire lake. water for the lake will be furnished from Black Creek falls and the artesian well, Which is now 320 feet deep, and 1t Is expected to go about 200 feet deeper.
 Alabama City is exceedingly lively now Some eight side tracks ana switches have been built and are always full of cars with material Tor the lae- tory. There are now over 3OO men eih- ployed on the factory.
 Herman Herzberg, Jr.. has opened UP a wholesale produce house in this clty with Fred Hagan as manager
 Miss Marguerite Benjamin, who has been teaching music here for several months, has returned to her nome III Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. R. B. Kyle is entertaining house party this week. Among those present are Mrs. English and Mrs. Allen Morris of Atlanta, Miss Ella Lou Martin ol Montgomery, Miss Carry Hoges of Louis vile.
 Mrs. Smith and daughter. Miss Annie, have returned from visit to Piedmont, Mrs. Charles l.. Leon of Lexington, Ky, has joined her husband in this city. who has leased the opera house, MT. D. McIryan has left for tour of the northern states, to be absent month or more.
 Miss Daisy Long has returned to her home in Anniston after a pleasant visit to her sister here. Rev. R. c. George has returned from Fort Payne, where he conducted most successful revival having ninety-four conversions.
 Born recently to pr. and Mrs. F. B. Crutcher. a son.
 | Died recently, infant son of MT. and Mrs. Joe B. Tolson pr. John B. Liddell is in Mobile this week as surgeon for the l1towah Rifles. Mrs. Ora Hancock of Albertsville Vis- tied relatives here this week. Judge John H. Disque has returned from New York city, where he was sum- moned by the serious illness of his sister, in-law.
 E. O. Nicely of the Guntersville Demo- crat visited the city recently.
 Misses Lena and Maggie Martin have returned from visit 10 Calhoun county. Bert Loveman has returned from visit to his relatives at Dalton, Ga. Miss Frances Higgins has returned to her home in South Alabama.
 Miss Robbie Kyle sailed from New York last week for a tour of several months in Europe.
 R. B. Kyle visited New York this week.
 Mrs. Walter Fletcher has returned
 Miss Maggie Woodruff is visiting in Alexander
 Mrs. George T. Jennings is in Annis- ton this week visiting her parents. John D. Dunlap has returned from visit to Washington, Baltimore and Gin cinnati.
 pr. D. H. Cross visited his parents in Ohio last week.