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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1900

Page

4

Empire Steam Laundry Dissolves Partnership

Messrs W N Perkins and H G McMahan of the Empire Steam Laundry dissolve their copartnership. Perkins continues to run the Empire while McMahan moves his machinery and reopens his fullhou n laundry on Eleventh Street between Noble and Gurnee. The firm dissolved Saturday night and the change took effect this morning. Both men are popular and will likely prosper. Get KO Watson to do your hauling. Phone 72.

Messrs W. N. Perkins H. G. McMahan Empire Steam Laundry Copartnerships Te Empire Fulhoun Eleventh Street Noble and Gurnee

City News Items Show Local Trades and Notices

A compilation of small city items notes J M Roberts opening a refreshment stand near the fountain on Fast Tenth Street and Ullman Bros deal. The State Medical Association convenes in Montgomery with Dr J C Brock and J M Whiteside attending. An exhibit at Elam Drug features six ducklings and a hen. Jubilee events include protracted services at Oxanna Baptist May first.

J. M. Roberts Fast Tenth Street The State Medical Association Montgomery Dra Oxanna Baptist Church F. G. Mallen

Kennesaw Smoker’s Delight Highlighted in Local Notes

Local column notes Mr W A Scarbrough returns from visit to his family at Ron City. Edmondson and Anderson promote first class dining. Mr and Mrs J C Brock return home in Bastaboga after visiting relatives in Oxford.

J. C. Brock Bastaboga Oxford

Bank receipt offer by Alf Truitt to claim funds

Alf Truitt states that those who owe him will say the Anniston National Bank will receipt for all money left there for his credit.

Anniston National Bank Alf Truitt

Too Many Pianos at Anniston Music House Ad

Anniston Music House at Thirteenth and Nobie streets offers three square pianos and two organs at wholesale prices. More instruments due and must be disposed of immediately. Edmondson and Anderson provide a 24 hour stable piano access with phone line 38 5.

Anniston Music House Nobie Streets Steod Edmondson & Anderson

Yarn Mill Directors Postpone Meeting

The meeting of the Anviston Yarn Mill directors scheduled for 10 am at the First National Bank to consider a site was postponed to 4 pm Friday due to the death of Mr. J. B. Goodwin's mother, a director.

Anviston First National Bank J. B. Goodwin

Mrs Goodwin Dies After Illness in Anniston Home

Mrs A J Goodwin died at 9 30 Sunday night after a two week pneumonia illness at her Wilmer Street home. She leaves five sons and a daughter, with many relatives and friends. Her body will be taken to Selma Wednesday for interment. son B R Goodwin is unable to reach the city sooner.

A. J Goodwin Wilmer Street Anniston Selma BR. L. Goodwin

Local residents on business trips and visits

Mr Woodruff left today for a business trip to Calera. Mr J L Green went to Iron City this morning on business. Mr H M Newsome traveled to Birmingham for business. Miss Etta Hagan of Anniston College returned from a visit to Rome. Master John Reid, a student of Prof D A Funderburg at Coosa Valley, stays with his parents with Prof Funderburg accompanying him to Anniston.

Mr. ©. Woodruff Calera J.L. Green Iron City H. M. Newsome Birmingham Etta Hagan Anniston College Rome John Reid D. A. Funderburg Coosa’ Valley St. Clair County N. H. Reid Funderburg Anniston Reid Fanderburg Coosa Valley

Where They First Grew in Early Horticulture

The orient furnishes melons cucumbers and onions. Egg plants and tomatoes found in Peru. Quinces pears currants and large white grapes in Europe. The most common vegetables celery lettuce cabbage and spinach transplanted from the shores of the Mediterranean.

Orient Peru Europe Mediterranean

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Aiaki Flam Drug Ann Milton AlAs Aiara Indy Diniston Trading Company Sterne's Grocery KO. Watson Ullman Bros Tenth Street C. Bykes J. A. Summers Edgemont Cemetery J. H. Duke Brick Co J. N. Dobbins J W. McElreath Aneh Jura Levy F. E. Gordon Talladega G. L. Jamison Callie Arnold Oxanna Eldridge’s W. Tenth S. J. Vann Collinsville Paul D. Vann Kennesaw T. L Robinson Quintard Avenue Eldride’s Mr. B. Hood Carrollton, Ga Shelnutt & Murphy Noble R. W. Russell Wranh Turvaville Southern Car and Foundry Company Weekins Browning Turvaville Elam Drug Company W. A. Scarbrough Ron City White Coods Royal Mall India Camberi Fancy Coods Frank McIntyre Ullman Brothers Miss Daniel Columbian Building Mrs. Goodwin Annie Dude Whle Jersey J. B. Rayfield, Glen Addie Youllikem Cater Grocery Co Jebeles Bros Tropics Reet Gilmore T Ross E. Tenth St
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