Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01
ANNlSTON.
Stockholders of the Woodstock Iron Works Authorize the Execution of $250.-
 900 Mortgage-City News.

Anpiston, Sept. 30.-(Special.)-Th stockholders of the Woodstock Iron works have authorized the execution of a mortgage to secure $250,o00 worth of bonds, which will probably be issued to provide funds for the further improving and repairing of the furnaces and for a larger operating capital if necessary. The mortgage is to cover the entire prop erty of the company, but to be so con- structed as to provide for the release of any lands which the company may desire to sell to colonists and others. Mir J. D. Probst of New York, who is president of the Woodstock Iron works, president of the Decatur Water company, director in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company and largely interested in other southern properties, left last night for Decatur and Louisville.
 Announcement has made of the mar riage of Capt. John Pelham of this city and Miss Mary Ellen Miles, which oc- CUTS on Thursday, October 10, at Max Meadows, Va, the home of the latter. Captain Pelham is one of Anniston most popular young men. and leading attorney. He is nephew and bears the name of "the gallant" John Pelham, the noble young lieutenant of artillery who yielded up his life in the service or the Confederacy. Miss Miles is one of the most charming and altogether lovable young women of the old dominion.
 Rev. L. O. Dawson, pastor of the Tus- kalooSa Baptist church, preached two eloquent and powerful sermons to good congregations at Parker Memorial BIp- tist church yesterday.
 The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will have charge of the retail de- partment of the big store of the Elam drug store and will sell everything but medicines, the regular force filling pre- seriptions. The proceeds will be applied for the benefit of the church.
 A force of men were put to work this morning by the United States Car com pany repairing-a a number of ire ght cars This company now has in partial opera tion the machine shops, pattern shops and foundry, as well as the repair shop
 Methodist camp meeting begins Oc- tomber at Placeburg six miles north west of the city.
 Anniston and vicinity were visited by a light frost this morning.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Calhoun county medical society will be held here tomorrow
 Mcssrs. H. G. Lamar Jr., A. F. Mc- Ghee. Jr., Alber Ullman, Will John and Lon Baker left this afternoon for Marion to enter the Marion Military institute.
 A. J. Goodwin, Jr., has returned from Selma.
 MT. O. M. Reynolds and family re- turned this afternoon from Renda lia where they have been spending the sum mer.
 Mrs. I. Levi and Miss Mauri Levi have gone to Cincinnati to visit relatives and friends.
 Mrs. J. B. Goodwin has returned from Colorado Springs.
 Thomas E. Kilby is back from a west ern business trip.
 MT. w. G. Little of Livingston. who has been here for several days on visit to his sister, Mrs P. B. Brown, returned home yesterday
 Col. John M. Caldwell has returned from featuring tour.
 A. F. Hammond spent yesterday in Montgomery
 Nervousness is due to impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and is the best nerve tonic