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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
5
City items note increasing revival attendance and good works at Glenville Methodist church. Local ads list plumbing, groceries, transport, and services in Anniston including Dalton visitors, equipment, and a steamboat excursion from Gadsden to Lock Three.
Two years of kidney trouble followed by relief with Foley's Kidney Cure is admitted by Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa. The page lists Sunday school times and sermons for First Presbyterian First Methodist Sacred Heart West Anviston First Baptist Parker Memorial Oxanna Baptist Great Addie Baptist Oxanna Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Christ and others with morning and evening services and special events for children.
The column advertises daily bargains for the next ten days with season’s best prices. Today features 87 distinct white waist styles and reductions highlighted for this day only.
A fragment announces prices for dressing sacks and wrappers with figures like 89 cents and 69 cents. The text is incomplete but indicates a discount or sale item list from a store or market listing.
Local ad brief lists 100 rolls of china and India matting at cost from E A Franklin 928 Noble Street near the Opera House. Ed Mondson & Anderson offer hauling at phone 383. Also promotes Matt’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine One Day Cold Cure for head cold and sore throat.
The letter from PRO TREST appeals to city authorities to repeal the cow law, arguing it unfairly harms a widow with three cows and a gentleman with a large family. It details cows crossed the dead line, were impounded and starved, and owners forced to pay. The writer questions enforcement and legality, forecasting further protest in Anniston.
Judge J O Wilson traveled from Lincoln to spend Sunday with kin. Fred Hulsey returned to Atlanta after visiting Anniston friends. B C Pelham visits Birmingham. Capt James Crook of Jacksonville visits the city. Milton A Smith returns from a week in Dahlonega Georgia. You have not smoked the beat five cent cigar unless you have smoked the Kennesaw.
The Southern railway highlights seaside and mountain getaways from Asheville to Lookout Mountain and Monte Sano with hundreds of hotels and boarding houses. A folder titled Summer Homes and Resorts describes rates and rail fares. requests may be sent to C A Benecover assistant general passenger agent in Chattanooga Tennessee for a copy.
The business of Boyer the tailor grows more gratifying as he becomes better known. His up to date workmanship and skill are evident, attracting praise and customers.
Harmesen Belcher Plumbing Co advertises porcelain bath tabs and other plumbing supplies at all price points, inviting customers to compare prices and shop a wide range of items.
A terse ad voice from Elam Drag Co touts Cyeling’s fluctuations and promotes Bannier Falve as a quick healer after cuts or bruises. The snippet reads like a rough product pitch with quirky spellings and brand cues.
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