Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-14
PERSONAL.

Mr. Nose Sabel of Montgomery ar rived in the city last night.
 Miss Bessie White of Virginia is the guest of Miss Lucy Morrow, on Eighth avenue.
 Mir Meyer Kahn, with the firm of Goetter, Veil 6 Co. of Montgomery, is in the city.
 Ex-Solicitor James E. Hawkins is Iy- ing critically i'll at his home on Eigh- teenth street.
 Mrs. Maddox of south Alabama, with her two bright little children, is visiting Mrs. Hartwell In this city.
 1000 pairs of ladies' Oxfords bought at 60 cents on the dollar and will be closed out on bargain counter at about half price. T. c. King.
 Mr. Jake Ehlbert, who has been visit ing the family of MT. and Mrs. Rubel, on Fifth avenue. returned to his home in Greenville yesterday
 Mir. J. Crow, deputy sheriff of St Clair county, is in the city in waiting upon his daughter. who is to have a surgical operation performed upon her eye by Dr. Ledbetter this morning.
 Prof. J. R. Casslday, president of the Greensboro Female college, accompanied
 by Mrs. Cassday and their two children passed through the city this morning en route to Washington, D. C.
 Misses Lillie Mitchell and Willie Tur- rentine of Gadsden and Miss Opelia Brigham of Aberdeen are guests of Mrs N N. Polk at Pratt City. These charm- ing young ladies have many friends in Birmingham who will be glad to hear of their visit to this community.
 Dr. Hardee Johnston, son of pr. w H. Johnston of this city, has returned home, after graduating with distinction in the medical department of the Uni versity of Virginia. He is accompanied by Dr. John Mushot of Lowndes county, who graduated at the same tlme Col Hillary A. Herbert, secretary of the
 navy, is in the city visiting bis sister, Mrs. Buell., on Eighth avenue. He came to Alabama the first of the week to de- | liver the annual address at the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical college at l Auburn. He declined to talk politics
 when seen by reporter
 Miss Daisy Rowley, formerly of this city, after stay of three years in the Roya! Conservatory of Music, Dresden, l Germany. has returned and is visiting | her sister, Mrs. s. L. Weaver of Wood l lawn. Miss Rowley brings with her a | full diploma of graduation and her work | in theory and composition was said to 1 be the best of her class. "A GaVotte," | composed by her, was recently played | by the Belvedere orchestra of seventy | five performers, and gave her great | praise. Miss Rowley was a student of | Prof. Fred L. Grambs before she left
 
 1 The following were the arrivals at the l Opera House hotel yesterday: s. J. Car penter, Eutaw, Ala; Jack Smith, John l Cook, Pollas, Ala; J, R. McWilsama, | New Orleans; E. Ustick. Johns, Ala; c. | H. Martin, Kansas City, Mo-; J. M. l Snead, D. M. Snead. Dothan, Ala. J. w Johnson, Maplesville, Ala. R. M Alvin | and family, Coal City. Ala; w. c. Fowl CT, city, William P Molett. Selma, Ala; s. II. Bnch, w. J. Parkes, C. T. Haynes, | W. c. Hall, Atlanta, Ga; G. H. Martin, Anniston Ala; w. r. McAdory, Ala bsma; J. A. Sartain, Wylam, Ala; T. r. Haly, Bessemer, Ala; Mrs. Emma Fors- l ter, Coalburg, Ala; Sam P. Snow, Ala | bama; Leonard Prince, Jasper, Ala; W. H. Kidd. J. T. Penn, Vincent, Ala. W.
 A. Eastman, Mayene, Ala; I. w. Ap- bling, Oakman, Ala. R. s. Armstrong, Atlanta, Ga; r. J. Dudley, Eastman, | Ga: B. L. Williams, Atlanta, Ga.; W. H. Smith. Birmingham. Ala; H. F. Mitchell, Oneonta, Ala. Thomas Howard, city.