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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1900

Page

3

Corsets Exhibit and Linen Offer in Window Display

The display features Celebrated R and G Corsets promising perfect fit and shape retention. Also shown are wax figure art display, table linens napkins towels and crash, with Latin Damasks priced from 65c to 1.50 per yard.

White Quilts and Dress Goods at Bargain Prices

A local ad boasts white quilts priced from 75c to 3 and states they are rare bargains. It highlights ladies muslin underwear, various linens and lawns, belts, purses, fans from 5c to 1.50, and a wide range of toiletry items, inviting customers to inspect the stock.

Scott's Threats Against Colson Heard In Court

In Frankfort Kentucky Lieut Charles Willis of the Fourth Kentucky testified in the Colson trial about threats made by Lieut Scott toward Colson while at Anniston Alabama. Thomas B Cromwell of Lexington described hearing the threat and relaying it to Colson. Dozens of witnesses testified to Scott's character and to threats against Colson's life as Colson avoided Scott repeatedly. The case was set for argument later that afternoon.

Frankfort Charles Willis Kentucky Anniston Ala Colson Lieut Scott Col Thomas B. Cromwell Lexington

Shooting Scrape in Hobson City

Two Hobson City residents, Red Cunningham and George Shears, clashed yesterday causing excitement. Cunningham allegedly attacked Shears with a knife while Shears fired three shots, wounding Cunningham in the left wrist. Both men were arrested by the town marshal.

Red Cunningham George Shears Hobson City Shears

Improvements at Oxford Lake Park Ready for Season

The Oxford Lake Park resort is entering its travel season with significant progress. New boats have been added and if tomorrow is fair, open cars will begin service, signaling full operations.

Big Bargains at Boston Store

Pelman proprietor announces reduced stock to fit both the Boston stores at corner Tenth and Garnee and the Burnt stores. He advertises clothing shoes hats dry goods notions and novel ties all new seasonable.

Pelman Boston

City Tax Notice Reminds Real and Personal Tax Due

Real and peroval tax is now due and all will be delinquent on May first. The books are open and amounts can be settled now to save additional costs. City Tax Collector Quins notes the urgency and urges prompt payment.

Quins

Entertaining Benefit at Noble Street Theater Delights City

A full evening program at Noble Street theater pleased a cultured audience with Edith Caldwell in Mary Ann Maria admired for recitation and dancing. Laura Brown performed pantomime Rock me to Sleep in Grecian robes, and Hights Fairy Tales with a cake walk drew encores.

Noble Street Theater Edith Caldwell Mary Ann Maria Laura Brown Mr. Hight

Calhoun County Announces Congressional and Sheriff Candidates

The announcement lists J. H. Kina and Dr. B Dadiey Williams as candidates for Congress from Alabama's Fourth District and Alf M. Morgan as candidate for sheriff of Calhoun county. J M Ragan states his own candidacy for sheriff in the coming August election and seeks county support.

B. Dadiey Williams Calhoun County Alabama Alf M. Morgan J. M. Ragan

Stockholders Meeting For Anniston Lime and Stone Co

Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting for the Anniston Lime and Stone Company at its Anniston Alabama office at 3 p m Monday April 3 1900 to consider increasing capital stock from 25000 to 100000 and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. R H Cobb President March 20 1900.

Anniston Lime and Btone Company Anniston Alabama R H. Cobb Mar

Man Offers Safe Moving Services By Phone

Watson announces readiness to move safes or other heavy items and provides the contact phone number 72 for inquiries.

Bro. Watson

Boys Knee Pants in Cotton and Wool at Ullman Bros

Twenty styles of boys knee pants in cotton wool worsted and corduroy sizes 4 to 16 years offered in neat stylish patterns priced from 20 cents upward at Ullman Bros.

Ullman Bros

Woodstock Snow Works Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice from the Woodstock Snow Works in Anniston Alabama dated April 6 1900 states the annual stockholders meeting will be held at the office on the first Tuesday in May at 2 PM to elect seven directors and conduct other business. George Glover secretary.

The Woodstock Snow Works Anniston, Ala George Glover

Clarence Eddy Concert at St Michael's Church Saturday

Organist Clarence Eddy will perform at St Michael's Church on Saturday April 21 at 8 15 pm. Admission is 50 cents. Eddy's usual NYC and East prices range from 3 to 4 dollars per ticket. Hauling services offered by Edmondson & Anderson, phone 55 3.

Clarence Eddy St. Michael's Church Mr. Eddy New York East Edmondson & Anderson

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