Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-17
PERSONAL.

A. B. Jones of Tuskaloosa is in the city today.
 Col. Alex Garber of Tuskaloosa is in the city.
 c. D. Alexander of Attalla is visitor to the city.
 c. r. Anderson of Montgomery is talk ing in the races.
 Attorney General William c. Fitts is in the city attending the races
 Secretary of State J. Kirk Jackson was in the city attending the races yesterday.
 Col. John B. Knox, chairman of the democratic state executive committed, was among yesterdays arrivals.
 John J. Carter, who enjoys the reputa- tion of being as square a man as ever presided al a race meeting, is quartered at the Morris.
 Mr. Charles Dunbar, formerly of the Western Union Telegraph company at Opelika, has been transferred to this city with the same company
 Col. K. H. Clarke of Mobile, member of congress from the First district and candidate for governor and United States senator, was in the city yesterday, stop ping at the Morris.
 Mrs. Harry Frost of Columbus, Miss is on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Solomon, South Twentieth street.
 s. c. Davidson, Esq, of Warrior was III the clly SeSleTudy.
 The State Herald had a pleasant call last night from MT. George w. Hopson of Tuskaloosa. MT. Hopson has secured buildings Nos. 2025 and 2223 Morris ave nue, and will engage in the wholesale grocery and commission business.
 Ladies: I have just received few pairs of Oxford ties in black and tan. All the new toes. A, B, c, D, Eand K last; sizes, 1872 to s. They are really a them. Very respectfully. T. c. King.
 Governor Oates left on the Southern railway via Atlanta, yesterday after noon for Washington. He goes to the capital to use his influence for the pass age by the house of the bill granting 25,- 900 acres of mineral land to the GIFTS h. dustrial school.
 Ed B. Hoyt, chief clerk of the Hotel St. Louis at the famous summer resort, Lake Minnetonka, Minn., is in the city. stopping at the Florence. He is making a tour of the south and is delighted with Birmingham, which he frankly says far exceeded his expectations.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals-J. " McDuf- fee, Hayneville; F. w. Smartt, Nashville; Richard A. Pich, Chicago; H. R. Clarke, Pittsburg; c. w. Hunrichs, St. Louis; J. k. Fulmer, Louisville; J. P Baird. Nash vile; W. L. Fisher, D. B. Cox, Denver; James Betterman, Cincinnati; George E. smiley, Pnllauelpnld, h. H. Nlchiudi, city; J. T. James, Atlanta; M. W. War ren Chattanooga; c. F. Putnam, Cincin- natl; H. E. Argo, Dan O'Neal, Chicago; s. c. Ashton, Kansas City; c. F. Mclean and wife, Cincinati; H. l.. Farley city; J. J. Hickey, Chicago; c. A. Beasley, Nashville; A. B. Jones. Tuskaloosa; J. A. Hart, Kansas City; James McGlassau, Kansas City; w. G. Roberts, Nashville; M. l. 9sNestin M M ss]Hl{I, ssHl{dI wife, Mgg; g;. A. E E. bama; R. D. Smith, city; Al A. King, New York; William H. Forsyths New York; L. B. Musgrove, Alabama; Alex M. Gax- her, Talladega; John B. Knox, Annis- ton; J. B. Graham, s. B. Henderson, Tal- ladega; William c. Fitts, Tuskaloosa; c. P Anderson, Montgomery; D. s. Lisheyer, New Orleans; F. M. Penning- ton, J. B. Knox, Troy J. w. Bulla, Au- gusta, Ga.; c. G. Spencer and wife, San Francisco; H. G. Giphart, F. J. Burns, Marshall, Mo-; Mrs L. J. Ward, Mem phis; w. R. Hilliard, Knoxville; J. Carr, Macon Ga.; A. Simons and wife, Louis ville E. s. Hoyt, R. Gatewood, MinneaPo- lis; H. E. Bleecher and wife, St, Louis; Mrs. s. c. James, est Point; H. Pope, Chicago; J. H. Stewart, Windan, N. C.; H. E. Seville, Chicago, Miss Mary Bird Martin, Galveston; H. G. Mooney and wife, Duldth, Minn.; A. H. Dunlap, ctiis vile; R. l.. Basket, Nashville; J. G. Mickler, Chattanooga; H. R. Carter, Pittsburg; R. s. Lewis, Shelby county; R. c. Allen. city.