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The Cleburne New Era
NEWSPAPER NOTICES FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA" for NOVEMBER 1894  (Note: many 

missing newspaper issues on the microfilm for November 1894) 



NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, November 1, 1894



LOCAL and PERSONAL News



G.W. Powell and wife of Lathansville, who have been visiting the family of 

J.J. Boman in the city, left for their home yesterday.

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Died, on last Saturday, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Merrill, aged  1 

year, 3 months and 28 days, four miles east of Heflin.  The little fellow was 

taken with croup last Thursday night and medical skill failed to relieve him. 

The  interment was made at the Heflin cemetery last Sunday.

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Married, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mr. J.M. 

Atkins,  Mr. J.W. Hunnicutt and Miss Dussie Bell, both residents of this 

city.  Only a few invited friends were present to witness the ceremony which 

was performed by Rev. J.F. Thompson.  Immediately after the ceremony, the 

bride and groom repaired to their handsome new residence on Evans street. Mr. 

Hunnicutt is a prominent merchant of this city and the New Era together with 

his many friends, wish him and his bride many years of health, happiness and 

prosperity.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, November 29, 1894



LOCAL and PERSONAL News



Mr. Rolly Jinkins, we are sorry to report is confined to his bed with sickness 

this week.

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Died, at Arbacoochie last night after a long seige of sickness,  Mr. A. 

Blake.  Mr. Blake was an old resident of this county and had many friends who 

mourn his demise. 

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It is with a feeling of sadness that we chronicle the death of "Uncle" Ben 

Reid, an old and much beloved citizen of this county. He died at his home, two 

miles south of this city on Tuesday night last.  He was a valued citizen of 

this county for more than 50 years, his age being about 72, and was a general 

favorite among those who knew him, even the little children of his 

acquaintance loved "Uncle Ben" because he was kind and were always met by him 

with a cheerful smile.  Mr. Reid served in the late war until it's close and 

to tend a brave and true soldier.  Thus we lose a valued citizen, a true 

patriot and a man who will be missed. Peace to his ashes.

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