Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
PERSONAL.

Mr. w L. Moody of Atlanta is in the l city.
 Mr. J. A. Yancey of Virginia is in the 1 city.
 Col Amos E. Goodhue of Gadsden is l in the city
 Mai. Hugh Carlisle of Guntersville is | in the city.
 Mayor w. c. Jemison of Tuskaloosa is | in the city.
 Mr George M. Thornton of Ironaton is | in the city.
 | is in the city.
 Mr. John Finken and family of Blocton 1 are in the city. Mr. H. D. Patee and wife of St. Louis | are in the city
 l MT. John E. Steele of Jasper is in the l city on business.
 | MT. James P. Finegan and wife of St. l Louis are in the city. l Maj. M. c. Burke of Montgomery was l in the city yesterday. MT. George B. Covrell and wife of Phil | adelphia are in the city. | Mr. Sam B. Laird is here from Sewanee, l Tenn, to spend the holidays. Mir. J. W. Grayson, member of the l board of convict inspectors, is in the l city.
 1 Mr R. F. Beasley returned yesterday | morning from a business trip to Missis- sippi.
 Misses Norma Scholar and Wilma l Sanders have returned from the Atlanta l exposition.
 l MT. Claude Cotton and Misses Alice and Sada Cotton have gone to Atlanta to l see the exposition. i Doc Maddox can be found by his many 1 friends at the popular establishment of | E. Gluck, the jeweler. l Mrs. Samuel Ruffin of New Orleans is l the guest of her brother Dr. w. c. For l ster, at the Florence hotel. | Gen. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes left | last night for Atlanta to spend few l days taking in the exposition. l Miss Josie Underwood of Anniston has l come over to spend the holidays with l MT. and Mrs. J. B. Whetstone. West End. | pr. E. A. Wilson and Misses Marion | Louise Wilson and Blanche and Dolly Perry have gone to Atlanta to see the I exposition.
 Col Charles P. Ball, general manager | of the East and West railroad of Ala l bama, is in the city. He denies the ru- nor that he is to go with the Kansas | City, Memphis and Birmingham on the | 1st of January. Hon. William Youngblood of Montgom- cry, the Alabama member of the national
  | the city yesterday on his return home from Washington city. where he attend | ed the meeting of the committee last week.
 T. c. King, 2O26 First avenue, has re- | ceived 1000 pairs Bannster shoes-Cor- | dovan, French calf, patent feathers and l enamel feathers Twenty different styles 1 toes B, c, D, D lasts; price $4.50 and $5 1 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 Arrivals-W. A Le- | land, Sterling Foster, Alabama; Frank | Holman, York station, Ala; Darlington l Semple, New York; T. J. Caldwell and
 |. brothers, city; c. A. Beesley, Nashville; 1 A. H. Marston, Chicago; J. G. Dunn, New | Orleans; s. s. Booth, Knoxville; H. B. | Krewson, Philadelphia; Mrs. Samuel
 Ruffin, New Orleans; Dr. B. H. sturn, St.
 Louis; R. D. Vann, Lynchburg, Va. 1 Hugh Carlisle. Guntersville; J. P. Alban | Memphis; J. w. GraySon, Gurley; J. T. | Ballard, Charles Helyer, Louisville; F.. l s. Smith, Sylacauga; s. B. Norton, w. H. l Daniel, Nashville; J. H. Edwards and wife. Atlanta; c. W. Heinrichs St. Lou l is; J. D. Hannon, Fayetteville, Ala; Hon. M c. Burke Montgomery; John s. l Queen, Ensley; J. w. Wilson, Louisville | D. H. Hickman. city; l.. J. Magill Knox vile; James F. Carroll, Cincinnati; w. c. | Jemison and son, Tuskaloosa; Amos D. | Goodhue, Gadsden; A. D. Gatchel, Louis- | vile; D. P. Carter. Lynnville, Tenn; R. | s. Lewis. Shelby county; l.. w. Reynolds | and wife, Pulaski, Tenn; Charles T. | Zachary, Baltimore; J. w. Grayson. Cur leys; John C. Williams, Porter, Ala; Dr. B. l.. Rawlins, Dallas, Tex; M. Roth, Cincinnati; Joe R. Roberts, St. Louis; O. Kyle, Decatur.