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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
3
Anniston residents heard updates on club meetings and new bank plans. A stray black mule is sought for reward, while a bridge on Gurnee Street is slated for replacement with stone abutments and a new foot bridge.
Hon L W Grant of Anniston visited Middleton for a few hours Monday. Prof A D Glass returned from Hokes Bluff with his mother Mrs A C Glass en route home to Tallassee. Miss Pennie Coker recovered from fever and attended Sunday school. Mrs A D Glass hosted relatives from Lagarde Ala. The Presbyterian church plans class meetings Friday night ahead of the ratification vote on the new constitution. Local speakers are hoped for before the election.
J. R. Garrison, cashier of the Bank of Thornville, Ohio, credits Dr. Kine's New Discovery for overcoming a serious lung illness. He calls it the best medicine for consumption and lung trouble he has used. Available in 50¢ and $1.00 bottles with free trials at Hiam's Drug Store.
A fragment notes ironing techniques from The Model Laundry about smoothing saw edge collars and cuffs to increase wear comfort and overall fabric feel. The text references J2te and No ble in a stray phrase.
In Alabama Calhoun County clerk Mary Lou Phinizy trustee enforces a 1901 decree in equity against Gamble defendants. Sale at the public aircourt front door of the Anniston court house on Monday October 28 1901 for cash, listing lots 8 11 12 and 138 in block 2 of the 4Jy tract at Hight and McCoy streets. A H Shepperd clerk.
Mr H G Duke visited friends in Duke then returned to Cartersville Ga. A D Glass paid for a flying vessel sale. John Pierce and A D Glass were noted visitors. The sale at Weavers Station drew attention with lots and a job sold for 7.52 dollars. Harrison and wife visited Sunday and Monday before returning home at Weavers Station.
The Silver Ash cigar is widely smoked and praised in Anniston. It is valued not only for being union made but also for its evident quality and popularity among consumers.
The London Tailor announces a newly finished Ladies Parlor and Gents Department with skilled help from another city. They offer custom suits, skirts, capes, cloaks, wolf suits, waists, shirts, children's wear, and cleaning of silk, velvet, fur, ribbons. Prices are fair and satisfaction guaranteed with refund if not pleased. George W. Talbert, proprietor, touts London training and Wanamaker & Brown experience.
Major RH Hendershot and his son will perform at the Noble Street Theatre October 16 17 and 18 as the Mutual Fair ends their lake event. They bring charming music and realistic moving pictures. The program features new moving pictures and illustrated songs nightly. Admission is 25 cents with reserved seats also 25 cents.
A brief notice highlights that shirt waists linen suits and duck pants regain newness after laundering at the Model. product care tip emphasizes cleaning method and expected cleanliness result.
W. H. Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a child foot burn that left leg sores for thirty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed. The salve promises infallible relief for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles and is sold by Blam Drug Co for 25 cents.
Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo advertised reduced round trip fares with superior schedules. For details contact E. Jackson, T. P. A., Birmingham Alabama, or C. A. Benscorer, A. G. P. A., Chattanooga Tennessee.
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