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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
13
Mrs. Millard Daniel of the southeast corner Grew Addie and Seventh streets took laudanum in a morning act of self harm following a quarrel with Mr. Daniel. The dose upset her stomach and she vomited. she is expected to recover.
The First Presbyterian manse hosts its annual reception next Friday at 7 30 p m with a refined musical program and tempting refreshments. Attendees from the community expect a brilliant event as local social circles gather for the occasion.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Robinson's Book Store advertises The Women's Home Companion and Ainslee's Magazine for November. Joe Richert to run a cigar store, Evening Star Midway agency. Mary Watson seriously ill. Levi's offers genuine imported Segars. Gregory & Mather repair shop and sales on furnishings. L W Grant spoke at Greenwood school house Ladiga beat. New desk offered by Gregory & Mather. Born to Mr and Mrs D Palmer a girl. ANNISTON Ick Co sells best coal. Star Theater Box Contest features for popular radio show. Mand Cun-
Voters lead by thirteen with Miss Hikel Frankie second and Misses Snow and Hughes tied for third as contest closes Wednesday at 6 p m. Police court fines tally 13150 in a Busy session. Also ads for theater shows at Noble Street and cheap beer and coal sales downtown.
Ticket agents for the Southern railroad may sell Birmingham round trip tickets at one and one third fare due to metropolitan grand opera in Birmingham on October 30th. Final limit is October 8th. G. N. Meredith, S.A.
Under an order by Judge Emmett F. Crook I M L Sawyer administratrix of the estate of 8S D Sawyer deceased will sell at public sale in Anniston Calhoun County Ala on Monday Oct 28 1901 at 12 oclock noon the real estate of the estate comprising SW 3 of SW 1 of section 11 in Township 16 south of range 8 east with a one acre triangular exclusion. also part of Lot No lin Block 190 fronting 70 feet on Glen Addie street and extending back 70 feet with a four foot wide strip on the north side extending to an alley in Anniston. Estate of D Sawyer deceased. Sept 14 1901.
Mr. Gus Woodruff of Gadsden spent yesterday in Anniston. Mr. A. F. McGhee Jr returned to Birmingham last night. Mr. Archibald Henderson returned from Birmingham this morning. Mr. A. L. Tyler Jr came back from New London Conn this morning. Mr. T J Garner of Dessewer, owner of a prospering geot's furnishings store, is in Anniston today.
Southern Railway and the Alabama Great Southern Railroad sell round trip first class fares plus 50 cents to Atlanta Ga for the Southern Inter State Fair. Tickets from Georgia and from Alabama and Tennessee points are valid October 1901 with final limit October 29 1901. Inquiries to ticket agents or passenger department reps.
Walton Furnace Vermont resident William Sivey earned a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve prize of 13 miles by sending 13 miles. The salve healed a severe fever sore on his leg when nothing else would. The ad claims cures for bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. Sold for 25 cents guaranteed by McKelreath & Co. druggists.
Mosirs Wir Hooper and W N McCronkey of Baltimore, former president and prominent stockholder of the Bale time Miotun and Smelting company, visit Samuel Wallace and will travel to Pinetucky to oversee development with up-to-date machinery and ample funds.
Vernon Hill Club and Hunter and John Gibson led the group at Levi's venue with standout performances and strong leadership noted by attendees.
A vintage laundry ad touts ironing edges on collars and cuffs for comfort. The Model Laundry at 12th and Noble promises neat, smooth results enhancing wearer comfort.
Help wanted advertisement seeks fifteen bright pretty young ladies to clerk at the Kids' Country Store next week. Inquiries at The Famous shop with contact Carter's barber for messenger service. Phone 38-2-27.
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