Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19
PERSONAL.

S. p. Oliver of Talladega is in the city.
Leon Schwarz of Tuscaloosa is in the
city.
S. N. Henderson of Tanadega is in the
city.
H. Abraham of Montgomery is in the
city.
It. Sidney Frazer of Tuscaloosa is in
the city.
Judge S. N. sprott of Livingston is in
the city.
Frank Fitch of Brierfield is in Bir-
mingham.
A. M. CARRIER of Talladega is visiting
in the city.
Capt. James Bean of Tuscaloosa coun-
ky is in the city.
Miss Mary ]. Brewster left yesterday
morning for Pensacola.
Mr. Brooks Young of Lowndes county
was in the city yesterday.
Albert Abraham of Montgomery was
among yesterdays arrivals.
John f. O'Brlen of Lineville is in the
city and a guest of the Morris.
Frank H. Lathrop of Riverside arrived
in the city yesterday and is at the Nor
ris.
d. D. Shelby, Esq. of Huntsville is
among the visitors today stopping at the
Morris.
George Darlington of Lynchburg, Va,
one of the most popular men on the road,
is at the Florence
N e. Nichols of Alabama City, super
intendent of the Dwight Cotton mill near
Gadsden, is in the city.
w. w. Written and Fletcher Sommer-
vile of Pickens county are in the city at
tending the federal court.
Mr.. Turner, state superintendent OF
education, was among the distinguished
visitors in Birmingham yesterday
Amos E. Goodhue, prominent lawyer
of Gadsden, Ala, and staunch silver
advocate is stopping at the Florence
Mr.. Rip F. Beasley travelling p9ssen-
ger agent of the Louisville and .y~ah-
VILE left yesterday morning for Nash
vile on business for his line.
Mr.. Thomas Burrel was in the city
Yesterday, after an extended commercial
trip Mr.. Burrell Is an ardent supporter
of Captain Johnston for governor.
Mr.. w. W. Blakely, travelling freight
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio. with
headquarters in Louisville, is in the city.
Mr.. Rush King of Tuscaloosa was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. Jones of Selma arrived in the city
yesterday, and, like nearly all OF the Dai-
las county citizens, is not lost for IAN
guage to praise the Jefferson county cam
didate for governor.
Ladies': I have just received a few
pairs of Oxford ties in black and tan.
All the new toes. A, b, C, ID, r and f
lasts; sizes, 1872 to 8. They are really
beautiful Please come and look at
them. Very respectfully, T. c. King
Mai Howard Davidson of Uniontown
was among yesterdays arrivals. MAJOR
Davidson reports politics excessively
warm in his section of the state and that
Johnston is the favorite with alarge ma
jority of his people. He is the son OF
Ex-Congressman Davidson.
Hon. H. p. Foster of Tuscaloosa was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Foster Is ex-
mayor of the classic Druid City ana
Northumberland of the Second regi-
ment He is one of the most prominent
young men in Alabama and has many
friends throughout the state.
Major James Spence of Tuscaloosa
was in the city yesterday. Major Spence
is we'll known among the successful
| men of the mineral district and is always
| welcome visitor to Birmingham. He
says he is strictly independent in politics
| and proposes to take his choice from the
| field and cast his vote in August for the
| best man. He says as for the democratic
nomination that Captain Johnston is five
| times stronger In Tuscaloosa now than
| he was week ago.
Mr.. G.. w. Hopson went up to Biz
mingham yesterday morning, to be alb
sent a couple of weeks. 1t will doubtless
be matter of surprise to Mr.. Hopson's
Tuscaloosa friends to know that he has
rented q storehouse on Morris avenue,
and will open up at once large whole
sale grocery establishment 1t is q pleas
ure to know, however, that the firm of
Hopson Monroe & Co. will continue its
business here, and that Mr.. Hopson's in
teresting family will continue to make
this their home.-Tuskaloosa Gazette.
Florence Hotel Arrivals-B. A. Law
renee. New York. w. B. ingram, Mt.
To Matthew'S R1rnSVille.
| Ga; L. M. Andrews, Louisville; M. c.
Brooch Fastoria, o.; Lee MaGehen, st.
Louis A. F. Gilman, Chicago; Miss Cora
Hamplain Clinitan, Ala; e. f. Shaw, st.
Louis; Bob T. Evans Nashville; 5. III.
| Spratt, Livingston; McCobbs, Atlanta;
| J. NJ Mears, st. Louis; N L. Savage,
| Charleston, s. c.; George Miles, Mem
| phis; J. NJ Fry. Louisville; L. c.. Burns,
Mobile; Louis Williams, Nashville; f. o.
| Walton, Atlanta; j. T. Wood. st. Louis !;
Johnston, Montgomery; M. L. Bark1tt,
Florence; Mrs. Willis Banks, Columbus.
Miss. Miss Coleman, Eutaw; George car
rington, Lynchburg, Va; c. Jones, Sci
ma; N. A. Thomas, New York; James r..
Carroll CT matt; ]. B. Goodlett, Wash
ington; II. Warren. city; Henry Els
man, New ork; Sig Wise, Chicago; Z.
II. Darlington. Chattanooga; j. A
Brown, New York; Nick Hunter New
| Orleans; Charles T. Nettles, Kansas City;
| Nv. b. w els, CHlcdBO, w. II. DoohSi,
Philadelphia; H. E. Mosley, Danville,
va; Frank Fitch, Briarfield; r. $. Lewis,
| Shelby county; Sam p. Jones, Jonesville;
Richard A. Peck Chicago; N. A. Burke,
| New York; Amos e. Goodhue, Gadsden;
| J. b. White, Goodwater; Isaac d. Mason,
| Columbiana; F. NJ. Written. Pickens
| county; J. w. Johnson Maplesville; W.
M Lane, Newark N. j.. w. P. Neon
| naughery, Montevallo; H: l.. Wilhelm,
| CINCINNATI Theo Mitchell, New York;
! J. Y. Boykin, Jacksonville; William Bon
| nette, Mobile; C. II. Morel, Baltimore;
E. watkins, Chattanooga; W. E. Lucas,
! Laurens, S. c.; A. J. Craig, city; L. W.
| Collier, Atlanta; ]. w. Goodwin, Phfla-
| delphia; r. E. Shawbey, Chicago; A. M
| Schoen, Atlanta; j. d. Patterson, Allan
TIA; w. l.. Frierson, Chattanooga; Allen
]. Krebs Bessemer; M. j. Riggs, New
York; T. M. Tart, Livingston
/ Mississippi Republicans.
Meridian, Miss, March 18-The repub-
lican district convention of the Fifth
| Mississippi district met here today. 1t