Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-19
PERSONAL.

MT A. G. Negley of Florence is in the city.
 MT. T. J. Peter of Briarfield is in the city.
 MT. H. G. Robinson of New Decatur is in the city.
 Rabbi Morris Newfeld is visiting the exposition.
 MT. J. H. Hayes of Jasper is in the city on business.
 MT. R. S. Stringfellow of Montgomery is in the city.
 MT. John P Roberts of Nashville was in the city yesterday.
 City Clerk A. J. Camp has returned from a visit to Atlanta.
 Attorney George Huddleston is attend ing the supreme court in Montgomery.
 Warden James Donovan of the city prison left yesterday for the exposition
 Mrs B. M. Starks has gone to Louis vile to spend the holidays with her mother.
 MT. w. C. Agee of the Southern Ex- press company is in Mississippi on business trip.
 MT. Robert Futile of North Carolina, but formerly of Birmingham, is shak- ing hands with old acquaintances again.
 Miss Mamie McCabe left last night for her home in Vicksburg, Miss, after a pleasant visit of several days to Mrs. J. T. Glover, South Highlands.
 Hon. Thomas R. Roulhac of Sheffield. the distinguished judge of the Eleventh circuit, was in Birmingham yesterday on his way to his old home at Greensboro.
 Mir F. Victor E. Lynch manager, and MT. Duke Miles, agent of General Coxey of tramp army fame, are in the city ar ranging for the general to deliver lec- ture at an early date.
 Grand concert at Seals hall tonight. Fifty performers in one number. twenty one pupils playing nine pianos, violins, etc.. all performers being pupils of the College of Music.
 T. c. King 2O26 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 $450 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. J. l.. Chalifoux & Go. report that the holiday buying rush is now in full swing, and judging by the business they were doing yesterday their Christmas trade will far exceed that of last year. Their different departments offer unusual at fractions. MT. Chalifoux says he hopes their patrons will avoid the greatest rush by purchasing early in the day ana thls week.
 Florence hotel arrivals: Harry $. Will Hams, New Orleans; R. W. Harris, Lau- derdale, Miss. R. w. Hawthorne, North Carolina; D. P. Miller, New York; F. B. Whitlock Indianapolis; J. c. Bylen and son, Atlanta; J. A. Gum, Jr, Atlanta; John Collins, Detroit; T. E. Randolph, New Orleans; c. H. Barhydt, New York; Sawrella Hurt, Tennessee; John P. Rob- erts, Nashville; John Jones, Pensacola; A. B. Stoyall Jasper; F. Y. Austin, M. s. Hemstreet, New Orleans; w. F. Swarts, Memphis; w. B. Christian, At lanta; William H. Mauldin, South Caro- lima: L. c. Green, St. Louis J. l. Logan, Blocton; Miss M. E. Strooper Blocton; F.. J. Kelly, Louisville; Mrs. M. J. Money, carrolton, Miss; B. H. Harda- way, Tuskaloosa; J. T. Kelley and wife, Chicago; ]. H. McHenry, Owensboro Ky: Amos Goodhue. Gadsden; E. W Coleman. wife and nurse, John B. Shields. Jasper; Mrs. Parkhurst, St. Paul. Minn; T. J. Young, Vernon, Ala. R. S. Lewis, Shelby; z. T. Zachary. At Ianta; D. M James. Chicago; J. w. Thornton, Cincinnati; N. D. Whitley Montgomery; Mrs. Halsey, Pensacola; l.. P. Lester, Montgomery; w. H. Dan- ieI Nashville: Beverly Barnes, Chicago; H. T. Gibson. Chattanooga E. Winburg. Ne York; E. G. Chalkey, Richmond, Va; w. H. Sebring, Mempwhis; MT. and Mrs. Cragh, city; Wood Martin, Mobile; Per cy Dawson, Selma; Lee E. Seynd, Luke Miles. Chicago; B. Brendham, St. Louis; T. L. Gurston, New York; O. B. Donna hoo St. Louis.