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The Cleburne New Era newspaper
NEWSPAPER NOTICES FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA"  for OCTOBER 1896

NEWSPAPER Issue of  Thursday, October 15, 1896

LOCAL NEWS

BORN - - to Dr. and Mrs. W.A. Wood, Thursday morning, a girl.
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Rev. G.W. Hall of Wedowee spent a few days in Heflin this week.
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We are a day late with our paper this week and hope our readers will pardon us.
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Mrs. W.H. Holliday accompanied by her children, spent Friday last in Anniston.
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Dr. W.A. Wood has purchased of D.W. Vaughan his four room dwelling on Evans 
street.
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Rev. J.F. Thompson went up to Edwardsville yesterday to preach the funeral of 
Miss Dussie Tyler who died near here Wednesday morning.
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Mrs. L.R. Sabbeston of Birmingham, after spending a week in the city a guest 
of her friend Mrs. Jno. P. Weaver, returned home last Tuesday.
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MARRIED - - at the residence of J.R. Davies Esq., yesterday evening, Miss Necy 
McCollum to Mr. John J. Henry,  with Esq. Davies performing the ceremony.
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W.J. Beverly of Rosewood this county, will shortly move to Heflin and open a 
store. He will use the Ironclad for his store room. His family will occupy the 
Ligon house.
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A SAD DEATH

With sad and sympathizing hearts, we announce the death of Miss Dussie Tyler, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Tyler of near Heflin.  Miss Dussie was a sweet 
promising girl and the only daughter of her parents. We extend our heartfelt 
sympathy to the bereaved parents..
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FOUND - - On Sunday September 27th,  Bennie Hilburn and  Ransome Wiggins found 
under the depot platform, the following goods:  8 pairs women shoes;  4 pair 
mens shoes;  22 yards hickory shirting and 1 counterpane.  The goods are 
awaiting identification at the residence of L.M. Powell. The owner can get 
them by describing them and paying for this notice.
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, October 22, 1896

LOCAL NEWS

D.W. Vaughan is attending the colt show and races at the Oxford Lake this 
weekend.
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Mrs. W.F. Stephenon is spending the week in Anniston with her daughter, Mrs. 
A.A. Campbell.
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Mr. J.A. Roberson of Waco, GA representing the Carrollton GA Marble Company 
has been in Heflin several days this week.
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Dr. and Mrs. L.W. Pitchford of Arbacoochee, spent a few hours in Helflin 
Wednesday morning.  Mrs. Pitchford was enroute to Talladega to visit her 
parents.
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G.B. Payne, a popular bridge foreman of the Southern Railway will shortly move 
his family to Heflin. They will occupy the residence recently vacated by Will 
Worley.
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Rev. J.C. Heplinstall of near Oakfuskee this county, brought seven bales of 
cotton to Heflin one day last week.
Rev. Heplinstall is a model farmer as well as an able minister of the gospel.
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FOR SALE - - The Heflin Fruit Growing and Improvement Association will sell to 
the highest bidder for cash on Monday Nov 2, 1896, in front of Hunnicutt's 
store at 10 o'clock a.m.,  one house and 10 acre lot known as the Bob Norred 
house in west Heflin.  The lot is improved and has 700 grape vines growing on 
it.
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, October 29, 1896

LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. H.M. Handberry of Birmingham, after spending a couple of weeks with the 
family of S.C. Zaner, returned home last Saturday.  Miss Irene Zaner 
accompaied her on her return.
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The many friends of Mrs. Martha Tumlin will be pained to learn of her serious 
illness at her home in Heflin. She is reported some better doday and an early 
recovery is sincerely wished for.
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Mrs. W.A. Burns of Arkansas, after spending several says with her parents, Mr. 
and Mrs. W.A. Montgomery, has gone to Talladega to visit relatives. She was 
accompanied by Mrs. Montgomery who will remain there until conference convenes.
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Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Carter of Anniston spent a few days in Heflin this week 
visiting Mrs. J.C. Taylor. They have gone to Bowdon, GA where they will spend 
several weeks with relatives.
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