Opelika
[oh-puh-lahy-kuh]
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In 1871 he removed to Opelika, was admitted to practice, and applied himself with energy.
Makers and Romance of Alabama HistoryB. F. Riley
She was buried in a churchyard cemetery, two or three miles out, on the Opelika road.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former SlavesWork Projects Administration
Removing to Alabama, he located first at Auburn, and later removed to Opelika, where he has since resided.
Makers and Romance of Alabama HistoryB. F. Riley
He telegraphed to the nearest Federal troops, at Opelika, to come; when they came, he stationed them on the capitol grounds.
Civil War and Reconstruction in AlabamaWalter L. Fleming
In Opelika a negro womens club was formed of those whose husbands were Democrats or were about to be.
Civil War and Reconstruction in AlabamaWalter L. Fleming