Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-13

subscribers failed to honer-their sHb- scf7ptions. They VIII probably leave their sFr1aaHRss ae he EilzfsN ational bank Mon- day.
 CAMP sSHOT-LETS.
 gro no one more shan to Col E.. s. Hig- don. or tffe goveffior's stan. is the gall lant Third indebted for the splendid ar nangement of camps. He has. however, Had an efficient corps of men assisting him in the persons of Col T. J. Stubbs aRdi SeFgt. Is. N-., Collins and Matt" -Jqhn and feiceHS," who have put up flfe tents of nearly every encampment for the last ten years.
 Company h, from Florence, will be the first. to arrive on Monday. They are dud here at 9:45 a. m. Between 10 o'clock and noon the following companies are scheduled to arrive: Company c, from EadsdJh; Company B, from Talladega and Company D. from Anniston. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the following companies will draw in to the Union depot: Company A, of Selma; Company E, of Uniontown; Company I. of Demop- oils; Company E, from Selma, and Com pany M, from Marion. At 6 D. m Com .pany H. from. Alexander City, and Com pany c, from Union Springs, are ex- pected tosarriye:
 Capt. J. w Raborn, quartermaster on eGoh E2nore's staff, has in hand every de- tail as to location of companies upon their arrival He has been in the city for several days.
 Capt. J. M. Falkner, the state attorney for the Louisville and Nashville, always with an eye to the public good and the military in particular, has been In the city to see that all goes well in the trans portation of the soldier boys He is their honored guest always.
 Commissary Sergeant Jos Simon, "the best in the land" so say the boys, let all mess hall' contracts Saturday and his Apartments in apple pie order. Messrs. fB. F. ..eReden & Co. were the successful bidders on all fresh and salt meats, hav- ing the lawest bids all the way through besides being the only bidder in that line Swho~@as a contributor to the military fund.-
 D. Bernhard 6 Co. caught the fish eontT&ct, for same reason. The bids on staple groceries were all about the same, E consequently that part of the subsis' ence will be divided amongst those conirlbut- ing to-, camp expenses, or the military fund '
 IT Ool14. F. Fillmore. the tall, hand rome, big hearted much loved colonel of the pOpnlar Third regiment, Is due to arrive today. The boys will give him the ' rg- --eyes and best -encampment yet enjoyel by this regiment, for it Is his last time in camp. Ills term of office expires early in SeptembeT, and he declines to stand for re-eleotbBiSg bhough he would have TO op- position if h@ could be induced to accept the office again. His business. however, takes up great portion of his time, es- peeially so since the election of his paFt- ner. Hon. C. W Taylor. to congress. His determination Is great source of eeru ne regret and loss to the regiment for it i1as grown in strength and discipline very much under his able leadership.
 
 The Monte Sano Rifles. Company "K !" Third regiment, have douttless many war strffeFS to refate on their first riot duty at tsvllle-w'1lch will be listenel to with safe1rt amusement by the "veters ns'' of the other companiee who have gone through many harlshii,s and hair breadth escapes Tn srdct service alt previ- ous calls on the state citizen so5diery.