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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1900

Page

3

Prof W D Seymour Dies At 63 In Anniston

Prof. W. D. Seymour, aged 63, died at 4 o clock this morning at the home of Mr. Rutherford Lapsley in West Anniston after a six week illness. He was a West End school principal and active in education and religious work, a member of West Anniston Presbyterian Church and the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip. Funeral services will be held at the West Anniston Presbyterian Church with Rev. Donald McQueen. interment in Edgemont Cemetery. Pallbearers are young men from the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip.

W. D. Seymour Rutherford Lapsley West Anniston Seymour Anniston Educ West Anniston Presbyterian Church Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip West End Edgemont Cemetery

Calhoun County Teachers to Receive Certificates

The state board of examiners approves certificates for Calhoun county teachers Leona Bell M P Hollingworth Daisy King Lizzie Simms Lawley Vincent Maggie Watson J M Yarborough Emma Wills Margaret Ligon Jesispiah Tate. Payments to teachers are scheduled for Saturday July 7 by County Superintendent Treadway in Anniston. A medical ad warns of kidney or bladder trouble and promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure.

State Board of Examiners Calhoun County Leona Bell M. P. Hollingworth Daisy King Lizzie Simms Lawley Vincent Maggie Watson J. M. Yarborough Emma Wills Margaret Ligon Jesispiah Tate Treadway Anniston Bright Foley Elam Drag Co

Tailor Boyer Rises on Growing Reputation

The business of Boyer the tailor grows as he becomes better known, with skill and up to date workmanship proving decisive in attracting customers and increasing demand.

Boyer

Dr. Young Returns From Chicago Dental Course

Dr. R. C. Young has come back from Chicago after six weeks studying a special dentistry course. Noted as one of the country’s top dentists, he now brings the latest methods to his practice and will reopen his refurbished office on Monday.

R. C. Young Chicago Young

One Day Cold Cure And Help Wanted Classified Notes

The ad lists Kermott's Chocolates laxative quinine for cold relief and names children taking them like candy. A light housekeeping vacancy seeks two elderly people, no children, in Anniston, West Eleventh Street. A National Education Association meeting in Charleston prompts a Southern Railway round trip fare sale with specific travel dates and stopover rules through September 1, 1900, for attendees from Georgia and other points.

Kermott's National Educational Association Charleston Southern Railway Georgia

Summer Resorts Via Southern Railway for Low Rates

The Southern railway markets summer retreats from Asheville to Virginia springs and seashore towns. It offers a brochure titled Summer Homes and Resorts detailing about a thousand hotels and boarding houses with rates and rail fares. For a copy contact A. Bellscorer, assistant general passenger agent, Chattanooga.

Southern Railway Asheville Hot Springs N. É Hale Springs Tenn Roan Mountain East Tennessee North Carolina Land of the Sky Tate Springs Oliver Springs Lookout Mountain Monte Sano Huntaville Ala Lithia Springs Virginia Springs The A. Bellscorer Chattanooga, Tenn

Stores and Rooms for Rent on West Eleventh Street

Two story brick building opposite carpet mill offers two store rooms of 22 by 50 feet with counters and shelving and ten upstairs tenement rooms suitable for boarding or light housekeeping. Stores rent for 10 dollars monthly and rooms for 2 dollars monthly, payable in advance. apply to city real estate agents or R. H. Cobb at 194 East Tenth Street.

West Eleventh Street R. H. Cobb East Tenth Street

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Sui Ggg Jos. Saks * Company Prof Elam Drug Co Edwardsville Oxford Lake Alabama Warehouse Company Moore Street Anniston, Ala Dr. Young Association Pabst Wm. Gerst Beer Reld Bros Coldwater Distt Dmiston Training School W.A. White, A. B E.R. Smith, A. M
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