Cooley, Berry - 1874

Died- In Montgomery, at his residence on Hall street, Feb. 9th, Berry Cooley, in the 58th year of his age.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 3

You can visit the memorial page for Berry Cooley.

Pearson, R. H. - 1874

We present the law card of R. H. Pearson, Esq., to our readers.  If we did not well know, that, although a lawyer, he is a modest gentleman, we would give him a “puff”.  He needs no puffing.  He has made rapid strides into public favor here, and, we think, he was about the first lawyer who settled in Birmingham, (Mr. Pearson is a young man, notwithstanding that), in partnership with the lamented Robt. H. Henley.  He deserves unlimited success.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 3


Birmingham Industries
Lawyers
Jolly & Grace        A. O. Lane
R. H. Pearson        W. S. Earnest
James E. Hawkins    E. K. Fulton
Young & Moore    Phelan & McAdory
Voldy Alston        O. H. Milner
C. F. Hamill        J. T. Terry
Edgar L. Clarkson    Geo. G. McWhorter
Hewett & Walker    Porter & Martin
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 5

Milner, Willis S. - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Mudd, W. S. - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

This is probably the memorial for W. S. Mudd.

Pritchard, M. B. - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Caldwell, Henry M. - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Martyn Caldwell.

Worthington, Benjamin P. - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

You can visit the memorial page for Benjamin Pickney Worthington.

Powell, James Robert - 1874

At the Annual Meeting of the Elyton Land Company, held in this city on the 29th and 30th ult., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; J. R. Powell, President; B. P. Worthington, Dr. H. M. Caldwell, M. B. Pritchard and Hon. W. S. Mudd, Directors; Willis S. Milner, Treasurer and Secretary.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Right Rev. Bishop Wilmer, on last Sabbath, confirmed into the church the following citizens of Birmingham: Miss Sallie Harrison, Mrs. Daniel, Capt. Travers Daniel, Col. James Robert Powell and Joseph Douglass.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 4

You can visit the memorial page for James Robert Powell.

Kieser, Ben H. - 1874

The Montgomery Evening Ledger is really the handsomest Daily paper in the South.  It is published by an Association of Printers; the head of which is Ben. H. Kieser- one of the best printers in this country- whom we have known for many years.  The Ledger is published at $5 a year- 50 cents per month.  We wish its enterprising proprietors unbounded success.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Luckie, J. B. (Dr.) - 1874

We learn that our worthy Chief of the Fire Department, Dr. J. B. Luckie, is perfecting arrangements to have our city furnished with valuable fire apparatus.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 2


Birmingham Industries
Physicians
M. H. Jordan         W. T. Parker
J. B. Luckie            W. H. Crawford
J. B. Fonville          W. P. Taylor
Sid. B. Smith           J. W. Sears
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 5

This is quite possibly the memorial for Dr. J. B. Luckie.

Hawkins, James E. - 1874

Our legal friend, J. E. Hawkins, is a Justice of the Peace, as well as an Attorney at Law.  His office is immediately in front of the “Age” office, up-stairs, Motes’ building.  He gives special attention to collection of claims.  From an intimate acquaintance with this gentleman, we confidently commend him.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 2


Birmingham Industries
Lawyers
Jolly & Grace        A. O. Lane
R. H. Pearson        W. S. Earnest
James E. Hawkins    E. K. Fulton
Young & Moore    Phelan & McAdory
Voldy Alston        O. H. Milner
C. F. Hamill        J. T. Terry
Edgar L. Clarkson    Geo. G. McWhorter
Hewett & Walker    Porter & Martin
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 5

Bridges, M. A. - 1874

Our friend, M. A. Bridges, has a card in this paper.  Having tested his skill in watch-reparing, we know him to be an excellent workman.  He may be found at the Drug Store of Gillespie and Montague, 20th Street.  His prices are moderate and his workmanship No. 1.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 2

 Birmingham Industries
Watchmakers & Jewelers
M. A. Bridges, 20th Street.
A. Speker, 20th Street.
D. W. Abbott, 20th Street.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 17-Nov-1874, Page 3, Column 5

Batte, W. H. - 1874

W. H. Batte & Son have an elegant Drug house near the post office, and have a full assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumeries, &c.  Young Mr. Batte is a very clever gentleman, and has made a host of friends since his arrival among us.  He has a fine stock of garden and flower seeds, to which he invites special attention.  Call and see him.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Sively, A. J. - 1874

We invite attention to the quarter-column advertisement of our young friends, W. L. & A. J. Sively.  They have recently removed from Elyton to this city, and are “live”, thorough-going business men, who deal “on the square”.

They keep a full stock of everything in the dry goods and groceries line, buy cotton, &c., and, we are glad to see, are doing well.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

Sively, W. L. - 1874

We invite attention to the quarter-column advertisement of our young friends, W. L. & A. J. Sively.  They have recently removed from Elyton to this city, and are “live”, thorough-going business men, who deal “on the square”.

They keep a full stock of everything in the dry goods and groceries line, buy cotton, &c., and, we are glad to see, are doing well.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2

O’Brien, Frank P. - 1874

Why is it.-  We have not had a Dramatic or Minstrel company in Birmingham since last season.  Our theatre-goers are very anxious to have our beautiful theatre occupied once in a while.  The unreasonable license of last season has been repealed and the gentlemanly lease of the Theatre can now offer inducements to good companies to visit us.

We learn that the whole charge per night, covering all house expenses, is only $15.  Come, gentlemen, show your companies in Birmingham.  There is many a spare dollar burning in our pockets.  Frank P. O’Brien is the Lessee of the Theatre.
~ Birmingham Iron Age, 12-Feb-1874, Page 3, Column 2