City Notes and Classifieds From Eden to Anniston
Chief Mays sick and J C Mays acting chief of police with Harmon on his beat. Local cigar Silver Ash Anniston earns praise. Kennesaw cigars praised and shipped to Mobile. L R Brook Jr goes to Mobile for a store position. Wanted winders and barrelers at Carpet Mill. Boring to begin near Eden as Alverson says oil fluid will be sought. Rentals offered three rooms. Fifth Ward schools resume after summer break. Drawing and team work skills offered by KR O Watson. J W Jones welcomes birth of girl. Advertising Fourth Agricultural Fair to Oxford Lake Oct 16 17 18. Model Laundry proclaims white labor. Bottled beer at Levi's Oxanna Lodge K of P meet tonight. Collars and Cuffs drag medium Rye at Levi. Coal and stove fuel available. Noble Street car had an accident near post office.
Evening notices and local ads on transport and events
An assortment of small town notices and ads including spare rail car repairs at a shop a call for satisfaction via Kennesaw, Southern Pacific literature display at a lobby, furniture moving service, an art exhibition by Catholic church ladies with 25 cent admission, a for sale cottage on Wilmer Street, quarterly church conference by Rev J L Brittain in Glen Addie and Oxford, and smoking tobacco recommendations with local trade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
J. L. Brittain
Glen Addie Methodist Church
Oxford Methodist Church
Oxford
Sale of Impounded Stock at City Hall
Impounded stock taken for running at large will be sold at the city hall on Friday September 27 at noon to cover pound fees unless owners claim and pay charges. The listing includes multiple cows with various ear marks and colors, a Jersey bull, and a hog. J. Mayes, Chief Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Mayes
Clerk's Sale in Anniston Alabama 1901
State of Alabama Calhoun County proceeds to sell Lot No. 6 in Block G in the Hicht and McGoy addition to Anniston to satisfy a decree from the City Court in equity. The sale is at the front door of the courthouse in Anniston on October 28, 1901, between legal hours, for cash to the highest bidder. A H Shepperd Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hobbs
City Court of
Hicht and
McGoy
Anniston
Alabama
Auction notice of city court equity sale in Anniston
By decree of the City Court of Anniston In Equity, the property of defendants Wg Bo B86 e ar T M c Gamble and Thos O A Gamble will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the front door of the court house in Anniston Alabama on Monday October 28 1901. The lots 5 9 10 11 12 and 18 in block 2 of the McMillian Tract of Hight McCoy addition to Anniston lie between 23rd and 2d streets on the east side of Noble street. A H Shepperd Clerk. 25 Bw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Court of
McMillian
Hight & McCoy
Anniston
Alabama
23Rd
Noble Street
A. H,. Shepperd
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 between five and seven dollars per member per month. Bids due on the first Monday in October. The court may reject any or all bids. W A Bcarbrough, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Six Million Boxes a Year Rise of Cascarets Candy Cathartic
In 1895 none, by 1900 six million boxes were sold signaling Cascarets Candy Cathartic’s surge in popularity. The ad proclaims it the best medicine for the bowels and notes availability at all druggists. It also touts comfort features in its design and mentions laundry services at a specific street corner.
Fall Samples Line Boosts Trade For New Line
A fine new line of fall samples arrives with handsome patterns and up-to-date weaves. The fabrics are styled for excellent fits and are praised for building a large, gratifying trade.
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Huyler
McElreath Drug Company
Eureka
Moore and
Tenth Streets
J. S. Newman
Robinson’s
Mays
J. C. Mays
J. W. Harmon
Chief Mays
H. C. Bales
Harmon
Mobile
L. R. Brook, Jr
Barlers
Carpet Mill
Alverson
Eden
Oxanna
Fifth Ward
Mamie Frank
N. Carmichael
Col
KR. O. Watson
Levi's
Gorn
Boro
J. W. Jones
Vernon Hill
John Gibson
J. ©. Bovenkirk
Messrs. W
Snyder
Walter Smith
Jacksonville
Piedmont
Oxford Lake
Noble Streets
Evil’s
Oxanna K
P. Lodge
Oxanna Lodge
K. of P
Castle Hall
Levi
Phone 72
KR. O. Wason
Noble Street Theater
Severn
Donanco & Co
BR. O. Watson
DonaHoo & Co
Wilmer Street
H. Parker & Co
Donation & Co
Annision Produce Co
Thad. M. Gwin & Co
Clerk’s Sale
A. H. Shepperd
State of
Calhoun County
Wg Bo
Mary Lou Phinizy
T. McC. Gamble and Thos, O. A. Gamble
Union Depot
Southern
Rowe
Louisville Nashville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
Law
W. A. Bcarbrough
Pres
Com
Court
Nobie Street
Chrisman the Jeweler
J. T. Chrisman
Optician
Howard
W.sextod
Annigon
MF. Doerings
Lowe Han
Watch Reparing and Engraving & Specialty
F. Doering
The
L. & N. Railways
Parkoel
Jonos Williams
First National Bank
Rookset
Sterling Mameny CO
Chicago
New York
Wikle
Foley
Texas
Katy
Memphis
Shreveport
Denison
Greenville
Dallas
FT. Worth
Waco
Temple
Belton
Taylor
Waxahachie
M.K &T.ry
Vege Bey
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