Anniston City News and Local Notices
City items announce sixteenth street events and discounts at Robinsons Book Store. The city council meets, a fair is planned, and local prices drop. A Colorado health update on M C Holcombe is reported. theater plans and a new organist join St Michael and All Angels. Remodeling starts at the First National Bank building.
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Newman Jr. Athee
Augusta
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Arthoe
St. Michael’s
First National Bank
Noble and
Eleventh Streets
Matters of Moment Out at Morrisville
Morrisville reports a plan to unite Sunday schools in the county for a joint meeting at Middleton on the fourth Sunday of the month. Delegates invited to Middleton to select time and place for the gathering. The note praises the singing and notes abundant cotton goods and ready supply.
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Morrisville
Morrisvile
Middleton
Nue
Schenck Springs News Notes and Local Items
Schenck Springs report notes Rev. B B Nooneley's sermon at Post Oak Church. Mrs Seaborn Usry ill with fever. Frank Andrews suffers rheumatism. C D Martin and wife visit from Jacksonville. Farmers busy cutting wheat and oats. wheat light, oats good. Local politics express disfranchisement views tied to the new constitution. Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills 25 cents at Elam Drug Co.
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Schenck Springs
B. B. Noonely
Post Oak Church
Talladega Social Roundup Highlights Returning Residents
Talladega Mountain Home notes Miss Carrie Hunley will soon settle permanently in Talladega, praising her as accomplished and beloved. Also mentioned are Miss Nell Hopkins’s return from Anniston visits, Mr. and Mrs. A Hecheimer’s trip to Baltimore, Miss Exa Hames and Miss Whaling visiting from Jacksonville, Miss Susie Forbes’s return from Montevallo and Montgomery, and relatives of local families visiting Venus Texas and nearby kin in the city.
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Talladega Mountain
Carrie Hunley
Talladega
Hunley
Talladegians
Nell Hopkins
Anniston
Exa Hames
Miss Whaling
Jacksonville
City
All Day Singing Planned at Cedar Grove This Month
Womack residents announce an All Day Singing at Cedar Grove on the fourth Sunday in June. Organizers expect a record event with a large basket, inviting Bro Cain and his class, the Oxanna crowd, and Rev Noah Stephens to begin at 9 am with a 20 minute singing lecture.
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Wommack
Cedar Grove
Bro
Cain
Noah Stephens
Dr King's New Discovery Saves Dying Child and Relative
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armouk New York says her daughter nearly died from a severe cough and bronchitis but Dr King's New Discovery saved her life after other remedies failed. Her niece recovered from advanced consumption and is now well. Describes the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with 50 cent and one dollar bottles guaranteed by Elam Drug Co. Trial bottles free.
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W. K. Haviland
Armouk
N. Y
Elam Drug Co
Local residents visit and plan work in mining town
Mr. M. Cockrell takes charge of the blacksmith shop at the Pinetucky gold mines. Sheriff M. W. Woodruff spends today in Piedmont. Mr. H. H. Martin of Thomasville, Ala., is in the city prospecting. The firm Smoor, Bell & Read advertises 1300 pairs of shoes at very low prices and a wide grocery selection on Tenth Street.
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Pinetucky Gold Mines
H. H. Martin
Thomastown, Ala
Smoor
Bell & Read
Tenth Street
Seven Years In Bed With Electric Bitters
Mrs. 8. Pease of Lawrence Kansas recounts seven years of bed rest due to kidney and liver trouble and debility. She credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring mobility and health in three months. The ad promotes relief from headache backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells. Elam Drug Co sells it for 50 cents with guarantee.
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Elam Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conger’s Restaurant
Constantine
Tenth and
Noble Sts
Robinson’s
Iex
J. M. Prather
Sixth Street
Wilmer
Leighton
Woodstock Ironworks
18Th
Cooper Streets
Pace
19Th
Walnut Streets
Dairyman
Glen Addie
Evening Star
Fourth
Chestnut
Fourth and
Rose
Levi's
The
First Baptist Church
Oxford Lake
Coul
Donanco & Co
Segars
Levi
Cappa
Pinetucky Mines
Sam Wallace
Holcombe
Cleat Holcombe
Avondale
Birmingham Ledger
M.C. Holcombe
West
Colorado
Bell & Reap
East Tenth Street
Calhoun
Supreme Court
CO. W
Police Court
Evening Star Office
J. N Boyer & Co
Fields & Wilson
Noble Street
J. W. McEreatu
Donatico & Co
Mr. Mainer
Rt. . Mainor
J. G. Ledbettee’s
Mainor
J.T. Hodge
Ag Negro Gathering
Independent Order of Mutual Society For
Alabama and
Tennessee
Colored Methodist Church
West Sixteenth Street
H. Revis
la Grange
A.S. Williams
McClurkin
Kiam Drug Co
Junius Levy
Columbian
Wikle
China
Art Pottery
Anniston Trading Co
Ten Cent Store
Wilmer St
Head To Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
Proprietors
Messrs
Clarance Wood
Chatchie
Noah Johnston
Middleton, Vis
Meric
Ort
Ile
Schenck
Springs News Notes
Seaborn Usry
Frank Andrews
Boston
Dr. King
Mrs. A. Hecheimer
Jos. Saks
Baltimore
Susie Forbes
Montevallo and
Montgomery
W. E. Tolleson
Sue
Beulah Howie
Venus, Tex
P. A. Howie
E. A. Howle
R. 8. Nichols
Womack
L. Smith Company
M. Cockrell
M. W. Woodruff
Piedmont
Foley
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