Streets and Washers Transform West Tenth Street Area
A report on new West Tenth Street and the old West Eleventh Street road showing grading, slag macadam paving by P H O'Brien, and a future bridge near Kilby Locomotive works. The Woodstock washers and ore banks bustle as draining and filling of ponds and low places advances, with Mayor Henderson and council securing consent from Cooper estate Anni s ton City Land Co Woodstock Ironworks and the city for a lasting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West Tenth Street
Old West Eleventh Street
Woodstock
P. H. O’brien
Kilby Locomotive Works
Henderson
Cooper Estate
Anniston City Land Co
Woodstock Ironworks
City
Banner Salve Cures Seven-Year Leg Sore
Mrs. Jas of Forest, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, says a running sore on her leg lasting seven years was cured by two boxes of Banner Salve after spending hundreds on other remedies. The advertisement warns to avoid substitutes.
Eulat on Happenings Chronicle Local Debates and Social Rounds
In Eulaton on Sept 18 the Clodhopper reports a Saturday debate at Coldwater on whether true religion is scarce, with the negative prevailing. The piece notes social events in Munford and Coldwater, visits among residents, and remarks on cotton picking and rain delaying farm tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulaton
Liar
Clodhopper
Coldwater
The
Jim Bagley
Frank Bagley
Gus Self
Tip Bagley
Messrs
Theodore Ward
Munford
Clark
John Lesleys
A Little Known Facet on Kidney Disturbances
An old medicinal advert proclaims most serious diseases stem from kidney disorders and endorses Foley's Kidney Cure with a guarantee. The notice urges readers to obtain Foley's from McElreath Drug Co for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
S. McElreath Drug Co
SAD DEATH OF SWEET LITTLE GIRL
Grace O'Brien eight year old daughter of Mrs John J O'Brien died yesterday at 6 pm at her mother's West Anniston home. Funeral held this afternoon at 3 30 and burial in Hillside Cemetery. Condolences sent to the bereaved mother and relatives. Also mentions a railroad worker with a crushed foot and a testimonial for Bucklen's Arica Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace O'Brien
John J. O'Brien
West Anniston
Hillside Cemetery
Letting of Poor House Bid Open by County Court
The commissioners court will set the keeping of the poor house for 1902 to the lowest responsible bidder not under five dollars or over seven dollars per member per month. Bids are to be opened on the first Monday in October. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W A Barbourough, Pres Com Court. 18 law2t
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Commissioners’ Court
W. A. Bcarbrough
Pres. Com
Court
Annual Encampment Grand Army of the Republic Rates
For the National Encampment in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 14 1901 Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer very low rates. Tickets on sale September 7 to 14 with final return September 15 1901. Extending final limit to October 8 1901 available for a 50 cent fee by depositing with a joint Cleveland agent before noon September 15. Contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railroad agents for details.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
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the Anniston Tailoring Company
Noble Street
Anniston
Alabama
Molly Dickert
Mister Mamie
Alma
Florida
Mr. J. ©. Laney
New Bethel
A. N. Laney
Eastaboga
J. H. Matomett
Wirza Mitchell
Bessie Vinson
J. J. O'Brien
Dr. A. Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
Klam Drag Cy
M’intyre’s
Allfand ii
Oxford Lake
Mutual Fair Association
James Crook Howard W. Sexton
A. W. Beichelberger
FP. Greer
Matthews
Clark Morgan
James Stewart
J. SL. Church
David Jennings
Sam G. Wright
Vine Arts
HL D Barr
L. J. Morris
W H Zinn
DeArman
Cunningham
Clark Snow
the State of
Margaret Fulton
J. Lawrence Fulton
Evening Star
Ala
A. H. Suerrveno
Caldwell & Johnson
M.S. Phinney
Noble
Anniston Water Supply Co
Brokers
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Fliat National Bank
G. B. Flint
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Anniston, Alabama
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