Holiday Goods Add Spark To Local Jewelry Store Stock
The largest and most complete jewelry store in the state adds holiday goods to its already large stock. The new items expand selections for gift buyers and collectors alike.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
5
The largest and most complete jewelry store in the state adds holiday goods to its already large stock. The new items expand selections for gift buyers and collectors alike.
Classified items, notices, sales, rent offers, theater plans, and random notices appear for December in Anniston. The page lists theater previews, repairs at churches, public sales, lost items, vehicle ads, and business notices including sales agents and real estate offers.
Advertisements urge purchases of cigars stoves vehicles and furniture moving services. Drewry Bros Grocery plans a grand reopening on Noble street from 6 to 9 30 tonight with new goods on display. Rev G L Jenkins scheduled to assume pastorate of First Methodist church and his family to follow. Rental offer for two rooms near town.
Col. Jos Saks spent yesterday in Birmingham. J. P. Stevenson manager of the Tron Queen hotel in Jacksonville is in the city today. J. A. Westerland of Fruithurst is in town promoting grape culture and wine making in Alabama.
A frenzied street horses and numerous accidents highlight the need for a reliable salve. Buckle's Arnica Salve is promoted as effective for burns cuts sorer eczema and piles with quick soothing relief. Available at Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co.
A Washington Star excerpt notes a foolish stranger in Crimson Gulch debating politeness with Three Finger Sam. The brisk exchange hints at local proportion and suspicion as Sam mocks the man’s shirt sleeves while playing cards all day in a frontier setting.
J G Glueck superintendent of Prantytown West Virginia Reform School reports choosing Foley's Honey and Tar as the exclusive cough remedy after testing all advertised medicines. He claims it is most effective and harmless. Milier Drug Co.
A tailor accepts a job applicant who boasts about never delivering a suit on time. The tailor tests the candidate and concedes, You’ll do. You’re an old hand, I see.
Bransford Mills of Owensboro Kentucky advertises that a forty eight pound Clifton flour sack yields two good towels using regular toweling in the sacks. Ask your grocer to send your forty eight pound sack.
Woodstock Iron Works offers 10 reward for the return and proof identifying the person or persons who removed two brass pop valves from boilers on Walker Hill Friday night November 21 1902. J P Mable Superintendent.
Southern Railway Co offers holiday excursion fares on December 23 24 25 30 31 1902 and January 1 1903. Round trips priced at one and one third fare with return validity to January 3 1903. For details contact any Southern Railway ticket agent.
A single black brood sow was taken up on the grounds of Barber Memorial Seminary. The entry notes 8 M. Davis as the person responsible and references Prent with a 2-3t weight classification.
Advert shows Warter's Hand Made cigars wrapped in tin foil to keep them fresh.
Prof. Wiley of the Agricultural Department at Washington writes on bread quality noting that milling determines the nutritive value of wheat flour. He praises Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky and its scientifically milled flour called Clifton.
Chicago News reports Mrs. Gabbleton is accused of attempting blackmail Diggs. Diggs dismisses the charge, noting no woman would accept hush money.
A discussion of how British laws often suffer muddled language and careless drafting. Cites a George III era act promising penalties' proceeds split between informers and parish poor, with transportation as the sole penalty. Mentions a 1865 proposal for trespassing dogs to be destroyed on demand, not enacted.
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