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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
5
Local seller promotes new crop syrup and maple offerings from New Orleans with tempting prices. Flours ideal for cake batter are advertised alongside a general stock of groceries described as interesting and attractively priced for liberal use.
Tetley's Teas from London shipped directly to Anniston Mercantile Co. in original weight are offered for sale by Cater Grocery Co. and listed firms Crumpler & Adair and J. A. Wallis among others at New York prices in Anniston.
In Montgomery Alabama Governor Jelks pardoned Annie and Alice Goddard sisters who had been sentenced to life for the murder of their stepfather in Couecuh County in 1898. The girls, very young at the time, had alleged help from their mother and no clear conspiracy was proven. After years in prison they were released as free girls.
Baptists and Methodists will hold a union meeting at Allsup starting Sunday. Rev. Joe Heides delivered an able sermon Sunday morning. Miss Annie Spence of Atlanta visits Mr. J. H. Wright's family. Heavy rains hinder harvests and small Cork ears harmed.
Bern August 8 protracted meeting at New Bethel led by Rev Hugh Johnson and Rev Asa Allen of DeArmanville. Rain fell Monday night aiding the area. Dave Newman and Lena Turner wed Sunday at JEB Canada home with Rev Asa Allen officiating. Gertrude Taylor of Jacksonville visiting. Diptheria cases reported. W A Knighton suffers with bone erysipelas. John and Sharp Sewart of Goshen visited Hopewell. Bent Waddle returned from Texas. Our society met Friday night with plans for a better program.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on severe head and facial sores and claims a rapid cure beyond expectation. The ad notes the salve treats sores bruises skin eruptions cuts boils boils and piles and is sold 25 cents with a cure guaranteed by Blam Drug Co.
Bennettsville South Carolina editor A Brown reports his wife suffered from dyspepsia and stomach distress. After using four bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully, able to eat anything. The tonic is praised as a grand remedy for indigestion loss of appetite and liver issues, 50 cents at Elams drug store.
The Southern railway offers round trip tickets from June 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct. 1 at low rates to popular summer resorts. Listings include Asheville and Black Mountain in North Carolina. Blowing Rock Brevard Flat Rock and Isle of Palms. Morehead City Lithia Springs and Cumberland Island in Georgia. Lookout Mountain Oliver Springs Tate Springs in Tennessee. Charlottesville Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach. Warrenton in Virginia among others. For rates and schedules contact railway agents in Birmingham Chattanooga or related offices.
A new line of autumn samples showcases handsome courлerns and the latest weaves afar, strictly fashionable and up-to-date. The garments are cut to excellent fits and completed in a thoroughly satisfactory manner, fueling a large and gratifying trade for the shop.
Sulee Lee announces a first class Chinese laundry on West Tenth Street opposite Parker House offering laundering for gentlemen, ladies, and children at very low prices. He invites old friends and all others to call for quality service.
The Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark starting October 7. Double daily service extends to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections across southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and more.
Ed Garver, a popular left handed barber, will be found at Carter Gibbons shop corner Eleventh and Noble and will serve friends at all times.
Mrs. Fisher of 1261 Lexington Ave reports nervousness and irritability eased after using Favorite Prescription. She says five more bottles followed, improving her mood, color, weight, and overall comfort, calling herself a new woman due to the remedy.
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