Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-11
PERSONAL.

MT. William Bolton and wife are in the 1 city.
 MT. C. E. Drake of Paulan Ga., is in | the city.
 MT. w. D. Cross of Columbus is at the | Metropolitan hotel. | MT. E. D. Lembert is guest of the | Metropolitan hotel. MT. J. M. Mckenzie of Greenville, Ala, | is in the city on business. MT. and Mrs. c. M. Mason of Townley | Ala, are at the Metropolitan. | Mr. w. Jacobs of Levi Newburg & Co.,, | Louisville, Ky, is at the Florence. | MT. w. T. Clark, a prominent insur- ance man, is registered at the Metropoli- | tan.
 | MT. Frank Grider of Winona after a | flying visit to Birmingham, returned last | night. | Miss Zemma Webb went down to Eu- | Jaw yesterday to spend few days with | friends. yesterday in the city while en route to | Florida. .. | Father Meurer went to Blocton yester- | day and will hold services there today | to tomorrow.
 | MT. Wiley Johnston, a prominent young Birmingham business man, is in Winona | for al few days
 oluney 1lOSeHDduIn or Mefluldn, M1SS., | leaves for home today, to the regret of | his many friends. The Misses Lyons of Virginia are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Malone, | South Highlands. | MT. W. S. Wilson of Russellvile is at | the Metropolitan. MT. Wilson is in the | government service. Mrs. H. w. Thornton of Chicago is in l the city, the guest of Mrs. Thornton No. | 1909 Eighth avenue Mr. Jubal E. Terry, representing c. A. Lilly & Co. of Atlanta, will be in the city for several days. Chancellor Thomas Cobbs, one of Ala bamas oldest jurists, will leave Sunday afternoon for Jasper, Walker county, where he holds court next week. MT. w. c. Agee, the local manager of the Southern Express company, left last night for business trip of several days to Mississippi.
 Miss Cora Crockett of Nashville, who has been the guest of Miss Augusta Sharpe for the past two weeks leaves today for Pulaski, Tenn, where she will visit friends.
 Mrs. Blount of Georgia will visit her fathers family about the 20th She will have as guests Misses Blount, Trapp and Chamberlain, who were her attendants. Mrs. Conner has promised the young la- | dies a reception.
  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 sem-annual assignee sale shoe men. I am the only house in the city who takes periodical tickets and who takes Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad checks at 90 cents on the dollar for shoes. T. c. King.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals-John Sinnott.
 Paducah, Ky; T. E. Hunt, Cincinnati;
 J. c. Ballintine, New Orleans; E. H. Rich
 ardson, city; E. s. Fogg, New Jersey;
 Van L. Thompson, city; J. F. Wray. New
 York; I. B. Stone, St. Louis; Wm. H.
 Mouldn, South Carolina; A. J. Yawger.
 Bucyrus, Ohio; w. H. Hadley, Nashville;
 J. B. Balentine. New Orleans; Jos. F.
 Carroll, Cincinnati; E. E. Smith, Chatta-
 nooga; c. Wilson. city; ]. F.. Gravier, J. Kehr. New York; w. H. Cooper, Ox-
 ford; Jas. M. Cloud, Mobile; H. E. An
 derson, Mobile; Gus c. Harbur, city; AL
 bert Jacobson. Chicago; Sam Levy,
 Nashville: W. Graham. c. M. Spinks Me-
 ridian; D. D. Brotherton, Gibson City,
 Ill.,; E. I. DeWolf. Philadelphia; T. J.
 Hahn, Dayton. Ohio: Jas T. Nerade,
 city; A. H. Bryant, St. Louis; A. A. Cole
 man, city; A. J. Gardener, Jr., Spring
 field, Mass; E. T. Shaw, St. Louis; H. B,
 Cochran, Columbia. Tenn; w: T. Mont gomery St. Louis; P. c. Loyelace, Mem
 phis; w. Jacobs, Louisville; w. A. Bogle
 Cincinnati; J. c. Balentine, New Orleans;
 W. H. Harley. J. A. Daughtery. Nash vile; J. B. Harris. city; Geo. T. Stribling,
 Atlanta; H. w. Mcclure. Knoxville; c.
 A. Beaseley. Nashville; A. J. Yawger Columbus, Ohio; H. B. Orbendorfer.
 Richmond; Ben Pillow. Dyersburg, Tenn;
 Mrs. M. French Sheldon. London, Eng;
 w. J. Taylor, Montgomery; J. B. May, St. aLouis Base Pillow. Dyersburg. Tenn: Frank McCandry, St. Louis.