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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

5

Death of a Baby in Anniston City

Roy McCary seven months old died yesterday morning at the family home on Pine Street of acute pneumonia. The remains were taken to McFall for interment this afternoon. The city also reports court fines and local business notices amid a string of city items.

Roy L. H. McCary Pine Street McFall M. EE. Turner The Southern Railway Railroad Sarah J. Hurt City of Anniston

Raid on Moonshine Distillery Near Lipham

Deputy Marshal W W Battle and Will Randolph of this city, Deputy Marshal Harvest of Eds wardsville, and Special Revenue Agent Kyle raided a moonshine distillery near Lipham in Cleburne county on Tuesday. About 1500 gallons of beer and fifteen fermenters were destroyed as the outfit pulled the still before agents could arrest anyone.

W. W. Battle Will Randolph Harvest Edswardsville Special Revenue Kyle Lipham Cleburne County

Fresh Meat Variety at Pat Allen’s Tenth Street Market

Anniston shoppers are offered a wide selection of Western and home raised meats at Pat Allen’s Tenth street market. Veal mutton lamb pork brains boiled ham tongue and other first class market items are advertised with reasonable prices. Customers may call if they cannot visit, and Russell Bros advertises photos and frames. McClurkin's wood yard promotes wood sales.

Anniston

Cure Sold in Head Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine

Advertisement copy touts Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a fast cure for colds and headaches with claims of quick relief. The text uses garbled typography and misspellings, suggesting an old-time patent medicine pitch aimed at general readers.

Kermott’s

Oxford News of Present Interest

Oxford brief notes list visitors and residents. Mrs Thomas Morgan and Miss May Morgan return from Choccolocco street. Flora Stewart of Munford visits. James McKibbon of Melirdery visits. Emma and Lizzie Haynes of Talladega stay with B H Haynes. H Priebe of Jenifer, Steve Noble of Anniston, and Frank Barr visit Oxford. Several residents return home after visits and illness.

Thomas Morgan May Morgan Emma and Lizzie Haynes Talladega B. H. Haynes Humphries Street

Visit of Ledbetter to Yee Household Mentioned

Den visits Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yee and Miss Stella Roberts. Mr. Ledbetter of Anniston was present in the scene described.

Den J. H. Yee Stella Roberts Mr. Ledbetter Anniston

Alexandria Timely News Notes Highlights Local Visits

May 9 report from Alexandria cites Capt. Jas Crook of Jacksonville visiting the galley, Mr and Mrs J W McElreath of Anniston as guests, N Woodruff in Birmingham with Alexandria valley cattle, and Miss Cary Pelham returning home after visiting Anniston. Mr A G Donahoo made a business visit and many locals attended Tuesday’s carnival praising its beauty.

Alexandria Jas. Crook Jacksonville Mr. N. Woodruff Birmingham Alexandria Valley

Floral parade completeness sparks travel ticket deals

With the Southern Baptist Association meeting in New Orleans from May 15 to 16 1901, the Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip tickets at one fare. Tickets go on sale May 7 8 and 9 1901, return by May 20 1901, with possible extension to June 5 1901 for fifty cents if deposited by May 26 1901.

Southern Baptist Association New Orleans Southern Railway Alabama Great Southern Railroad

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Robinson Enroute Texas J. L. Simpson W. G. Milligan Hletlin Beaumont Noble Street R. O. Watson John D. Patterson Phil and Nettie Peters Noble Street Theater Tur Tom Coker Moore Street Charlie Hamilton Russell Bees Police Court Pines W. P. Lackey Wilmer Street Oxanua Meeting Oxanova Methodist Church T. B. Haynie Cumberland Presbyterian Church W.W. Scott Proctor’s Piedmont Southern Tuk J. Hodie Holcombe Annistonian Holcombe KEBE Forbes Music House Charlie Randolph Tenth Street Donanoo & Co Watson Pat Allen Russell Bros Boyer McClurkin Foley J. W. McElreath Lindsay L Kiam Drug Co Walter H. Tally L. J. Hawkins R. M. Ingram & CO Oxanna Oxford Constantine Building Phone L. Smith Company Cor Eleventh and.Noble Carnival Visitors Head To Foot Outfitters JOE Saks & CO Proprietors Oxford News Flora Stewart Munford James McKibbon Meli'dery H. Priebe Jenifer Steve Noble Frank Barr Uisiing Thania Frank Capt. J. &. Smith Henry Jeffries Gadsden W. W. Whiteside J. J. Norris Jesse Castleberry 3. W. Crook City Eloise Perryman Hetlio Alice Ballard Mrs. McMillan Mississippi Mary Hilton RK. T. Pinson Joe Mae Barrett Gads J.W. McElreath J. Irving Cary Pelham Anniston Friends Eri. W. Powers A. G. Donahoo E. Wasson Methodist Church Meeting of the Southern Baptist Associa Tion Ralston Dda Kya Anniston Trading Company Model City Paint and Paper CO Parian Paints Pattons Sun Proof Paints 11Th Street New Court House
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