Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-15
PERSONAL.

B. E. Dryan of Atlanta is in the city. J. H. Bass of Sylacauga is in the city J. F. Spratling of Atlanta is in the city " A. Mall of Louisville is at the Mor- ris
 J. T. Grasty of Baltimore is at the Nor ris
 Mr Louis schaff of St. Louis is at the Morris.
 M. B. Neece of Huntsville is at the Morris. A. G. Griggs of Evansville is a guest of the Morris. E. W. Gibyan of Huntsville is at the Florence.
 J. H. Howell of Richmond is at the Florence.
 Harry Mccall of Montgomery was here yesterday.
 John Cox of Nashville is registered at the Morris.
 J. T. Jones of Atlanta is stopping at the Florence.
 A. Anchor of Philadelphia is at the Morris hotel.
 J. E. VanTreel of Memphis is registered
 W. H. Dunlap of Meridian is at the Florence hotel.
 John L. Raul of Rollins, Ala. is regis tered at the Morris.
 H. G. Barnwell of Chattanooga is a guest of the Florence.
 Charles T. Ranch of New York is a guest of the Florence.
 W. W. Wadsworth of Wadsworth Ala is guest of the Morris.
 John w. Harrow of Greenville, Miss, is stopping at the Morris.
 George H. Harper of Baltimore is one of the Morris hotels guests.
 Hon. A. o. Lane left last night for professional visit to Meridian Miss
 Attorney J. O. Cohen left this morning for flying business trip to Pulaski.
 Chancellor William H. Tayloe of Union- town was among the notable arrivals in Birmingham yesterday.
 Miss Sophie Landerheim of Vicksburg, Miss, is the guest of Miss Cecile Wise, No. 400 Seventeenth street.
 Albert Wilson, Esq, of Wetumpka reg ister in chancery of Fillmore county, was in Birmingham yesterday.
 Sterling s. Wood, Esq, the admirable and popular clerk of the supreme court, spent yesterday in the city.
 Capt. John C. Henley and MT F. D. Nabers left yesterday afternoon together for New Orleans to take in the mardi gras festivities.
 The Misses Gregory of Danbury, Ct., and Miss Isla Gregory of Columbus. Ga. are visiting Mrs C. l.. McGowan, Tenth avenue, South Highlands. |. Mr O. s. Selew of Huntsville was in the city yesterday. MT. Sellew Is an in- f1uential capitalist, formerly of New York, who has recently invested consid- erably in stock farming near Huntsville.
 Judge J. J. Banks and Solicitor c. w. Ferguson returned yesterday from Win ston county, where the circuit court has been in session for the past week. They leave Sunday night for Walker county where court will be held for the next five weeks.
 MT. Wilburn Key. prosperous farmer of Lee county. paid the State Herald a visit yesterday. MT. Key says that Johnston is the choice of the people in his section of the state for governor and will be given the solid delegations of Lee and Cha ambers to the convention.
 Twenty-Five per cent off for spot cash only on all shoes in my store, except on Canister shoes, for thirty days. I buy shoes 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than our semi-annual assignee sale shoe men. am the only house in the city who takes. periodical tickets and who takes Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad checks at 95 cents on the dollar for shoes T.. C. King.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals.-J. s. French Cincinnati; D. W. Gibzen, Huntsville; J. H. Howell, Richmond, Va; J. N. Young, North Carolina; Charles J. Ranch, New York; H. G. Barnwell, Chattanooga; J. A. Hendricks, Bessemer; c. A. Beesley Nashville; J. E. Glenn, McMinnvilIe Tenn; w. R. Hilliard, Knoxville; s. F. Smith, Athens, Ga; T. A. Bayne, Louis- vile; D. A. Nuswoul, New York; w. H. Daniel, Nashville; Miss Scott Pratt City; W. H. Cooper, Oxford R. F. Bodecke, New York; Samuel Newall New York; O. I. Waters, New Orleans; A. H. Greedy Chicago; A. H. Hanby, city; s. D. Orcha- met and wife, Chicago; w. c. Duryea Rochester N. Y.; M A. Bennett, Chicago; N. Orchland, Chicago T. R. Fulton, Bes- semer; J. L. Tate, New York; John R. McEnery Bessemer