City News and Classified Alerts from Anniston
Weather remains fair but cold tonight and Thursday with freezing temperatures. Rev. A B McClure arrives from Wilmington to lead prayers at First Presbyterian tonight. Real estate bargains and coal supply notes fill the pages, with ads for jackets, clothing, suits, and local shops.
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A. B. McClure
Wilmington
N. Y
City
John B. Knox
Tyler Hill
Dr. McQueen
First Presbyterian Church
Horror star rejects anti stock law ticket list
Card from W A Scarbrough and L R Ramey protests show their names were placed on a municipal ticket committee at an anti stock law meeting in the Auditorium Monday night. They deny knowledge or consent and decline to serve. Anniston February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scarbrough
Korrok
Antistock Law
L. R. Ramey
Anniston
Birmingham to Jacksonville Sleeper Service Inaugurated
The Southern Railway inaugurates a through sleeping car from Birmingham to Jacksonville via Atlanta. Train No. 36 departs Birmingham at 4 40 p m Navy 27th and arrives Jacksonville at 8 40 a m next day. First class service. For details contact GC E Jackson Birmingham. Also two room boarders and three or four table boarders wanted at 1314 Wilmer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Navy
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
E. Jackson
Ala
Wilmer Street
Local notes from Oxanna and railway travel sale
Oxanna February notes show Mr M T Hulsey improving after illness and Will Pearce taking a temporary post with Russell Bros. Miss Lillie Knighton visits her brother, and W H Clark travels to Cedartown for a position. General Missionary Conference in New Orleans leads Southern Railway to offer round trip tickets April 22 23 24 1901 with return by May 2 1901. Also Dr King s New Life Pills advertised for various ailments at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Missionary Conference
M. K. Church South
New Orleans
Southern Railway
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Faig EL
Ackrets
K Aed
Brokers
Alabama
New York
Chicago
First National Bank
Ned Stock
G. B. Flint
O. H. Parker & Co
Lemon
Rand
J. A. Coleman, Jr
Glen Addie
Donahoo & Co
Henderson
J. N. Boyer & Co
J. F. Jay
Greenville
Montevallo
Cahaba
Anniston Lee Co
Mrs. D. ©. Glenn
Shelby
Glenn
Gilmore
Joe Hawkins
Tenth Street
South Anniston
R.O. Watson’s
J. B
John B. Rayfield
Anniston Ice Co
First Methodist Church
W. G. Moody
Kaufman & Co
Cincinnati
St. Alban’s Guild of Grace Church
Charles Nonnemaeher
Carter Gibbon
J. L. Hill
Cooper
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Eulaton
Boyer
J. W. Arteberry
Seventeenth and Dooley Streets
T. P. Ledbetter
Sylacauga
Anniston Jee Co
John M. Caldwell
Harrison-Heleher Plumbing Co
McClurkin
W. P. Wyche
Lincoln
Riverside
The
D. A. Farrell
Baylacauga
Tf. T. W. Ayers
F. W. Foster
Piedmont
Blocton
R. B. Baird
Heflin
Mr. Sam ,Woodruff
Alexandria
Guy Sweets
Euro Carbon and Climax Eceal
R. O. Watson
Anniston Carpet Mills
Anniston Trading Co
Communications
Mr. Scarbrough
Mr. Ramey
Qxanna
Oxanna
M. T. Hulsey
Will Pearce
Russell Bros
Miss Lillie Knighton
Brother
Mr. B. Knighton
W. H. Clark
Cedartown
Mr. Chas. Roberts
Mr. Boneh Hays
Dr. King
New Life
L. Smith & CO
Union Depot
Rome
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
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