Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-10

Alderman John Ward goes to Atlanta today.
 Mir. J. B. Smiley is back home from trip to Indianapolis.
 President J. K. Mcdonald of the Ely ton company has returned from a four weeks visit to the north.
 Mayor VanHoose will visit the Atlanta exposition today Alderman Pearce VIII be mayor pro tenn. during his absence.
 Mrs. g. c. Meyer of Huntsville is spend ing few days with her sister, Mrs. w. s. Lopez, Twenty-fifth street, South.
 MT. c. J. Shepherd has gone to Pulaski, Tenn, to. take the agency of the South ern Express company at that place. He has been messenger on the Oneonta train for some time past.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Chestnut of Mo- bile, formerly of this place. are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dewitt, on their return from the Atlanta exposition and Wilmington, N. c.
 MT. Ed Warren, Jr is in Tuskaloosa for a few days rest. He happened to an accident a week or two ago while riding his bicycle near Bangor Blount county, that came near breaking his knee, ana since that he has hardly been able to get about. He went to Tuskaloosa Saturday night and hopes the rest will help him.
 MT J. E Miles, instructor of athletes at the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. is visiting his brother. Prof. liar " Miles in this city. -Syhile practicing on the bars at the Athletic club Saturday night he fell and sprained bis ankle, from the effects of which he~is suffering considerable pain.
 Mir. Marion Stuart Cam, the "Silent Eye" who has been among his Birming ham acquaintanees for the past few days. returned last night to Scranton, Pa. Mir Cam says he regrets that neuralgia attack prevented him from sec ing many of his friends. He expects to revisit the city within the next few months
 T. c. King, 2026 First avenue has re- ceived 1000 pairs Bannister shoes-Cor- dovan, French calf patent feathers and enamel feathers. Twenty different styles
 toes. B. c, D. E lasts; price $4.50 and $5. Same elsewhere $6 and $7 Nine thousand pairs other kinds of ladies', mems and children's, from 10 to 40 per cent reduc tion. See our Twentieth Century line. Florence Hotel Arrlvals-H s. Trezer- want, Baltimore; C.. A. Crow Florence; w. D. McCurdy. Selma; w. S. Harris, Greely A. s. Mills. Terre Haute Ind; w. J. Loveland. Blockton; Miss Rosa Strick- land city; E. D. Mosby, St. Louis; B. VA Torrance, Columbus, Ga; J. s. Davis, New York; Dr. D. F. Tally, city; John c. Williams. Porter; John Griffiths. Coalton, O.; D. M. Stewart, Brookside; V. B. Claggett, New York; T. H. Hafer, Bradford. Pa.: J. T. Shafer, Bradford, Pa; Howard Clarke. New York; Hon. M. C.. Burke, Montgomery; S. F. Lawton, Atlanta; w. c. Hunt. Knoxville; F. M. Tendon. Virginia; E. H. Hickman, city; Louis Williams, Nashville; Howard Me Geach, Detroit; R. L. Pritchard, Savan- nah; P. A. Gray, Chattanooga; A. $. Wills, Terre Haute; Willis Banks, Co., lumbus, Miss: P E. Allen, New York; w. D. Hollingshead, New York; H. P. Cochran. Columbia, Tenn; l.. J. McGill Knoxville; c. E. James, Atlanta; H. s. Grain, Memphis; w. G. Roberts, Nash vile; F. G. Thomas. Memphis J. F. Car rol Cincinnati Will Rowe, Philadelphia; James M. Gallagher New York; Ben E. Taylor, Jeffersonville. Ind. J. D. Patter- son. Atlanta; Mrs. H. A. Clarke, Pulaski, Tenn