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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
10
Local City Notes From Mobile to Oak Level
City items report FE BE Elam and R H Stickney Jr attending State Pharmaceutical association in Mobile. N H Reid caught about fifteen pounds of trout at Oxford Lake yesterday. Harmsea-Belcher Plumbing sells garden and lawn hose. West Anniston Methodist and First Baptist churches receive fresh paint. Tee wagons and street sprinkler dominate streets in hot weather. J Levy seeks twenty more clerks to press clothes weekly at one dollar monthly. Miss Callie Arnold improving at home in Oxanna after illness. Fresh meats at Pat Allens Noble and Tenth streets markets. T J Waddle of Oak Level brought to city. discharged after vague evidence in illicit distilling case. Big Hat and Flower sale draws crowds at Lemons. Prof W Y Titcomb returned to Montgomery. New bridge framework at Seventh and Glen Addie.
Streets and bridge advance in city progress
Streets ready for raising and a bridge soon open for passage. Harmison-Belcher Plumbing Co advertises at 903 Noble Street. Dr BE C Anderson enlarges his Wilmer Street office with a new rear operating room. Various local notices include sales, loans, and appointments from Beehive ads and city firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmison-Belcher Plumbing Co
Noble Street
BE. C. Anderson
Wilmer Street
Col Samford Visits for Murder Trial in Circuit Court
Col. Wm. J. Samford of Opelika, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, attended the circuit court trial of Joe Burton charged with murder. He served as defense attorney. The case was continued for the term and Col. Samford returned home at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Wm. J. Samford
Opelika
Joe Burton
Col. Samford
For Rent Houses with Six and Seven Rooms
For Rent one six room and one seven room house in good locations. H. Parker & Co. Pat Allen. Fine Western meats in great variety at both markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parker & Co
Pat Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Douglas
Ullman
Brothers the Clothiers OF
Anniston
Elam
Messrs
FE. BE. Elam
R. H. Stickney, Jr
State Pharmaceutical Association
Mobile
Boyer
N. H. Reid
Oxford Lake
Harmseao-Belcher Plumbing Co
West Anniston Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
J. Levy
Callie Arnold
Oxanna
Noble and
Tenth Streets
T. J. Waddle
Near Oak Level
Cleburne County
Waddle
Randolph
Lemon
W. Y. Titcomb
Montgomery
Seventh
Glen Addie
White Mountain
Anniston Trading Co
Centistore
R. O. Watson
City Board of Education
W. F. Johnston
Caldwell Building
Sam McClelen
Jerry MecClelen
Childrens
Jimmy Noble
Vo. O
H. H. McGuire
Walnut Street
Seventeenth
Rh. O. Watson
L. J. Hawkins
West End Drug Store
Castleberry’s
Tom Cason
J. T. Thomas
Alabama
West End
George D. Harris
Piedmont
Shelnutt & Murphy
Noble
Mr. J. B. Hagler
Virtue, Tenn
Harrison- Belcher’s
RK. W. Russell
Ironaton
Ben Shelnutt & Murphy
W. G. Duke
Duke's
Calhoun County
Castleberry’s. Dealw
Mr. ©. D. Martin
Jacksonville
O. B. Walker
Birmingham
Decatur
Office of Anniston Supply Co
D.C. Blackwell
T. J. Cason & Co
Castleberry Drug
Fifteenth Street
P. M. Jones
Lincoln
W. O. Cheatwood
A. H. Lough
St. Michael and All Angels
Fran H. Ormsby
United States
Lough
Morrisby
Clerks
Misa Ida Crook
M Crook
J. L. Murphy
Child
Retives
Atlanta
Astor, Ga
T. P. Bynum
Bynun
Mr. George Johnston
New York
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