Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-15
PERSONAL.

MT. G. W. Phillips of sylacauga is in the city.
 MT. John S. Hook of Augusta Ga, is in the city.
 MT. A H. Nunnally. formerly of this city, but now resident of Slyacauga, is in the city.
 Mrs. Joseph Lowinsohn returned this morning from Cincinnati, where sine has been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. L. s. Goodrich of Nashville is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. M. II. Critten- den, at 1900 Fifth avenue.
 MT. George H. Parker, president of the banking firm of Parker & Co., Cullman, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. H. Achor' of North Highlands left for Montgomery yesterday to visit her mother Mrs. Thomas Robinson.
 Messrs. Robert Boyle and J. H. Pratt of this city, who have been in New Or leans for several days past, sail for Liv- erpool today.
 pr. II. M. Caldwell and MT. John M. Caldwell left yesterday afternoon for Biloxi Miss, where the doctor hopes to recover his health
 Ladies and gentlemen, please call and see 2Oo0 pairs of bran new Easter shoes of the latest styles and lowest prices. T. c. King, 2026 First avenue.
 Miss Bessie White, one of Birming- hams most charming young women, who has been on a visit to friends in ParkerSburg, w. Va, returned to the city yesterday.
 woman from Paris, Tex, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Mamie Nor row, returned home this morning, after a very pleasant visit.
 The capital city was well represented in Birmingham yesterday in the persons op I2fIftnn John L. Cobbs, Sydney Well, Capt B.. H. Screws J. Pepperman, ". J. Hale, Wal ter Ledyard and Col R. F. Ligon, Jr.
 Mrs. F. M. Billing of Montgomery and Miss Susie Payne of Norfolk, Va, were in Birmingham yesterday. Miss Payne was maid of honor to Miss Clarke who represented Virginia in the tableaux of southern states at the reunion here last year.
 Arrivals at the Opera House hotel yes- terday were as follows: G. w. Goodwin, Jasper, Ala; D. F. Prupit, Fayette, Ala; James~M. Morton, Kennedy, Ala; A. K. Collins, Millsport, Ala; J. c. Flynt, Cur ley, Ala; w. l. Spiney, Gurley, Ala: William L. Hutts, Oakman, Ala; c. D. Sutton, Corona, Ala. J. A, Price, Oneon- to- Ala; w. M. Doyle, Sumpter Ala; H. A. Mckinney, Bessemer, Ala; John H. Donehoo, Oneonto, Ala; T. Lavender, Brookwood, Ala; William Dickey Bloc ton, Ala; H. O. Goddard, Blountsville, Ala; J. E. c. Bynum, Blountsville, Ala; F. M. Hudson, Blountsvlle, Ala; B. c. Bynum, Royal, Ala; James M. Tubb, Oakman, Ala. J. B. Hawkins, New Mar ket, Ala; w. L. Morton, Vernon, Ala; c. o. Mcdowell, Kansas City, Mo; H. c. House, Mary Lee, Ala; W. J. Murphree, Hanceville, Ala; J. M. Townley. Carbon Hill. Ala; ". A. Hill, Ozark, Ala; c. L. Dobbs, Montevallo, Ala; G. c. Abbott. Alabama; W. c. Fowler, city: B. F. Brown. Huntsville, Ala; D. c. Cantelou, F. S. McMannus, J. Adler. E. B. Cotting- ham, city; J. R. Barrett, Talladega, Ala.
 Arrivals at the Florence hotel yester- day were as follows A. H. Marston Chi cago; J. w. Johnson, Haywood college; J. w. Solar, Cincinnati; Ed McQuinn,. w A Huff, city; E. D. Mansfield Mem phis; c. A. Boyd, Cleveland, O.; George Peacock, Selma, Ala; T. H. DeLoach, Louisville; A. W. Bronde. Greensboro. N C.; H. L. Taylor New Orleans; Willis Banks, Columbus, Miss; J. A. Rogers, Louisville; c. P. Chapman, Wetumpka. Ala; w. H. Dunlap, Meridian A. H. Turner, Huntsville; I. Yaratzky, V. R. Watkins, Selma; Henry Broster Tuska- loosa; F. H. West, Bessemer; w. w. Car penter, Cincinnati;W. E. Rope. Chat cry; F. A. DeYere Tuscumbia, Ala; George F. Brown, Birmingham, Ala; R. M. Richardson, Nashville; H. F. Gould, Memphis; Mrs. J. Bowron, Nash vile; c. Loventhal, Danyllle, Va. Will liam F. Siebenthaler, Cincinnati; w. $. Bussey, Columbus, Ga; c. w Hite, Kan sas City; r. w. Gaines, Nashville; c R. Glow. Chicago; c. A. Boyd, Cleveland; J. w. Grayson, Gurley. Ala. William B. Barrow, city; J. r. Walsh, Cleveland; J. E. Minor, New York; C.. G. Tallbird, Ma con, Ga.; Dixon c. Williams, Chicago; E. A. Woolwine, Nashville; T. J. Mattox, Montgomery; J. o. Jones. Huntsville; w. K. Atkinson, Montgomery.