Local movers Will Gray and Ben Vines move to Hartseile
In Court Janu, F. T. Browns announces Hartseile as the new home of friends Will Gray and Ben Vines. They leave the largest stock in the county with best wishes for success in their new homes.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
3
In Court Janu, F. T. Browns announces Hartseile as the new home of friends Will Gray and Ben Vines. They leave the largest stock in the county with best wishes for success in their new homes.
Announcement notes the death of H. Clay Armatrong at his home in Auburn on Monday. The notice promises more comments next week and mentions Payne of New Deva tur as part of the local ad columns. The page also lists diverse merchants and remedies, including Windham & Co and F. T. Brown, promoting groceries, clothing, hats, and medicines such as Kovol Dyspepsia Cure and One Minute Cough Cure.
The New Decatur Advertiser and Nashville American praise Hon. J. C. Kumpe Probate Judge of Lawrence county as highly qualified for the vacant circuit judgeship left by Judge Speake. The selection is hailed as wise and worthy, with festive references to Christmas and local honors.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a column ailment using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes all druggists provide a refund if it fails to cure and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
Dr. Kine's New Life Pills claim to sharpen focus and drive by improving stomach and liver function. A 25 cent box is advertised to renew energy and ambition, sold by Windham & Co., druggists.
The Age Herald cites Birmingham Memphis and Houston as rising permanent centers of trade industry and population alongside New Orleans, noting Houston’s deep water port, Memphis’ river trade and pine and hardwood industries, and Birmingham’s coal iron and steel growth poised to make them enduring regional capitals.
The Baltimore Sun extols the season as a time for generous gifts focused on children's happiness and warns against the commercial spirit. It notes longer days after the new moon and ends with references to Christmas shopping at H. B. Irwin's and W. D. Irwin's Windham’s drug store.
A program from Moulton Institute lists events and participants for a Christmas program. Myrtle Stephenson and Mable Sandlin perform music and recitations. Pearl Windham, Lilly Vaughan, Maggie Prince, Nannie Irwin, and others appear in acts and essays. An invitation extends to all to attend the Cantata A Jolly Christmas Eve and additional readers and performers are named.
A fragmented advertisement claims TL tried various cures for piles before finding relief with a salve from Wincham & Co. It touts Mrs. M. Keith, born 1789 in South Carolina, as the oldest woman in the world and resident of Montgomery, Alabama. Other customers report liver medicine restoring energy and ease of daily tasks after long misuse.
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