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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1906

Page

5

Diamonds on credit and guarantees offered

Local ad notes diamond selling terms 20 down 10 monthly with written certificate and full price refund if a duplicate can be found elsewhere. Also promotes a large stock and a buyback guarantee.

Local merchant visits Anniston and Gadsden store

Joe Saks, leading clothing merchant of Anniston, is in the city to day visiting his Gadsden store. Dr. Marsh's Wine of Black Hawk claimed to ease suffering in women with bottles sold at 1.90 and six for 5.00 at 1013 Noble Street. Glen Addie Presbyterian church holds daily services at 5 pm and 7 50 pm. Chamberlain's Salve praised for sores burns and bruises with price 25 cents sold by J L Wikle.

Marsh Noble Street Joe Saks Anniston Gadsden Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

First Class Meat Market Added to Our Business

The market is in charge of Mr. Bob Seals and will offer only choice meats. The new venture expands local retail options for residents seeking quality cuts and specialty products.

Bob Seals

Questions on voting after purchase in stores

A reader asks whether a person can vote after making a cash purchase or paying a bill, and why one might not be allowed to vote multiple times on a single bill. The editor is urged to investigate and publicize an answer to this important issue.

Change Made in Schedule of Street Railway

On and after Monday September 10 the half hour schedule on the Oxford Lake line will resume Cara will leave on the first morning trip and last night trip as at present Extra cars will run at 7 30 and 8 00 p m to accommodate patrons for the last week of the vaudeville An extra car will leave Hobson City at 6 10 a m for the Pipe Works and at 5 45 p m from Pipe Works to Hobson City Other extras will be run as traffic may make necessary Anniston Electric and Gas Co.

Hobson City Anand

Goods Bought by Mr. Abner York Market

The item line notes goods purchased by Mr. Abner York, indicating a market transaction.

Mr. Abner

Local Social Roundup Highlights Visitors

Mr Ed. Heard of Home was in town yesterday. Judge Joseph Carthel of Montgomery attended last night. Messrs J J and W A Simpson of Atlanta spent yesterday in Anniston. Mr T R Pomeroy of Birmingham was at the Alabama last sight.

Mr. Ed Joseph Carthel of Montgomery Alabama

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