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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
8
Mr W H Myers foreman at Central Foundry Co plant and City Democratic Executive committee member leaves tonight for Clarksville Tennessee to marry Miss Tabitha Nomer on Thursday. He has many friends here who will send congratulations.
Mr Tom Deeper returns from Chattanooga. A sufferer of three years from indigestion and dyspepsia credits Electric Bitters with restoring appetite and weight gain of 35 pounds. The Medicine Company’s drug store run by Hal Sparks of Cave Springs is in the city.
D. Allen and two children have returned from a visit to relatives in Louisiana. Mr. Paul Cook is home from the State University to spend Christ- holidays with family.
Several residents visit Anniston for Christmas including Mrs W H Blam Birmingham and Miss Lillian Parks Cave Springs. A probate sale decree directs sale of lot 17 block 132 in Anniston for partition among joint owners on January 15 1902 at noon in front of the courthouse. Commissioner W F Johnston notes sale proceeds to be cash.
Mrs. 8. A. Newsom of Decatur Alabama says she would have long since died if not for Electric Bitters. She credits the remedy with saving her life and restoring her health after illness and weakness.
Lewder Ins owner J. W. Bryan reports his child suffered severe pneumonia until Foley’s Honey and Tar stopped the coughing fits and aided rapid recovery. The testimonial appears in an ad for Seal Brand footwear and chewing gum at Robinson’s Drug Store.
Landham & Co. announces sale of horse blankets and lap robes to help riders cope with the cold spell of 2026. The items aim to protect horses and riders as health authorities urge extra warmth during chilly days.
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