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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
Vendors insist on catering to current generation tastes and demands. The business urges precise customer input to shape offerings and satisfy discerning shoppers who drive its success.
Dr B Dudley Williams announces candidacy for Congress in Alabama Fourth District subject to Democratic party. B J Bowle also seeks Congress in Fourth District under Democratic party. J M Ragan Alf Morgan announce candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County seeking public support.
Asheville in western North Carolina is described as a dry healthful climate and a world famous natural sanitarium. The city sits at the confluence of the Frenel Bread and Swannanoa rivers, with a population around 12,000 and modern urban amenities. The Vanderbilt chateau on a vast estate is noted as a standout among local wealth.
Double daily service to Hot Springs Arkansas via the Choctaw and the Little Rock Hot Springs and Western railroad. Night train leaves Memphis 11:50 p m with a Pullman sleeper. day train offers a reclining chair car. Information from D Blackman T P A Chattanooga CC H Angle Atlanta and OC J Warrick Memphis.
By the will of Nancy Higginbotham deceased I, on June 14 1900 at the corner of Tenth and Wilmer streets Anniston Alabama, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash lot 12 in block 151 according to the Anniston City Land Company's map. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. J W Hunnicurr Executor. Caldwell & Johnston Attys 23 37
Tuskaloosa June 27 A wedding of interest to Alabamians occurs today in Wetumpka uniting Col W W Brandon adjutant general of the state and Mrs Elizabeth Nabors. Nabors daughter of the late Dr A S Andrews widow of Rev P T Nabors and mother of three. Brandon well known to Anniston readers and a longtime ministerial family.
A car load of fine buggies purchased before price rises will be sold at very low prices. The stock was bought for summer trade and is being offered as bought. J. R. Laxnam & Co.
Southern railway promotes convenient access to numerous summer destinations from Asheville to Lookout Mountain and Monte Sano. The railway issues a folder titled Summer Homes and Resorts detailing nearly a thousand resorts with rates and rail fares. Contact assistant general passenger agent C. A. Benscorer in Cincinnati, Tenn. for a copy.
The pension examiners for Calhoun county Confederate Veterans will meet in Anniston on June 29 and 30 for final adjustment of pension claims. M. T. Ledbetter and J. F. Walker are named officials.
In Tuscaloosa on June 27 Miss Carrie Belle Walker wed Mr. W. T. Moore of Anniston at the First Methodist Church in a ceremony before family and friends. Rev. Parish officiated, with Miss Alice Walker as bridesmaid and Mr. John F. Pearson as best man. The couple will reside in Anniston where Moore is manager for Cudahy & Co. Additionally the page includes ad-like snippets for Kermott's products and a laundering service.
The National Educational Association meeting in Charleston S C July 7 to 15 1900 triggers Southern Railway round trip tickets from Georgia lines at one fare plus a 0.00 membership fee. Tickets good for return by Sept 1 1900 with limited topovers, train agents in Georgia may sell July 10.
A New York cement advocate touts Major's Cement as superior due to costly ingredients taxed by percent claims. He argues many rivals use cheap glues and fillers, inflating profits, while Major's materials cost $3.75 per pound and $2.25 per gallon. The ad notes $4000 a month advertising nationwide since 1876 and urges readers to insist on Major's Rubber and Leather Cements for DIY repairs and savings.
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