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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
5
An upcoming display presents Celebrated R and G Corsets with perfect fitting and shape retention. The window features wax figure art, plus a range of linens, damasks, laces, and lawn fabrics offered at low prices.
Limited stock on white quilts priced from 75 cents to 3 dollars, with assured quality. Ladies muslin underwear offered at all price points, made of best domestic materials, trimmed with lace and embroidery, full cut and not cheap in quality.
The line highlights affordable socks and three fourths for infants and children in black tan white and red. Prices range from 10e to 1.00 per pair, emphasizing value and broad accessibility for shoppers.
Mr T J Bryant who ran a photograph gallery near Eleventh and Pine streets died Saturday afternoon after a brief pneumonia illness. He was a well known citizen and friends extend sympathy to his family. The remains were interred at Hillside Cemetery after services at the residence.
John Guthrie resigns from his post as boss painter at the Southern Car and Foundry plant. A successor has not been named yet but will likely be announced soon. Guthrie, an experienced, sound mechanic, will return to private business activities after leaving the plant position.
Seventeen car loads of cotton cloth were sent from Dwight Cotton Mills in Alabama City, Alabama, the largest single foreign shipment from the South, with destinations in the Chinese empire.
Mr. W. Tinney in Anniston says the telegraphic strike on the Southern is gaining strength. He notes the Rome office closed yesterday and reports from the line are encouraging. Trains run with little change and the strike situation remains largely the same.
In a letter to Miss Harriett P. Tabb, census supervisor Daniel S. Jones congratulates her on her appointment as enumerator for a city subdivision. He praises her test schedule for being the best in the district with only seven errors, noting the next best had nine and expressing confidence in her field work.
Anniston College hosts a Tuesday recital by medal pupil Miss Anne Duggan with soprano Miss Ivylyn Duggan. The program features works by Beethoven MacDowell Chopin and others, promising a rich musical evening in the college auditorium.
A special meeting of the stockholders of Anniston Lime and Stone Company is called for 3 p m on Monday April 23 1900 at the company office in Anniston Alabama to consider increasing capital stock from 25000 to 100000 and to transact other business. KK HH COBR president.
Real and personal tax is due now and will be delinquent on May first. The books are open and amounts can be settled to save additional cost. L. Quinn city tax collector announces the collection.
Anniston Music House on Noble and Thirteenth Street offers tempered steel sewing machine needles, parts and all attachments for any machine. Also available are fine oil products guaranteed not to gum.
Office of Tur Woodstock Snow Works in Anniston Alabama announces its annual stockholders meeting on May 2 at 2 PM. Seven directors will be elected for the ensuing year, with other business as may come before the meeting. George Glover secretary.
Rt O Watson plans to relocate a safe for use in miscellaneous needs. Contact via phone 72 tt for details.
Improvements at Oxford Lake Park are advancing as the resort kicks off its season. New boats have been added and if tomorrow brings fair weather the open cars will be put to service.
A boastful pitch extols superior teas coffees and pantry staples claiming unrivaled quality and value urging customers to sample and believe the claims of nectar like flavors and refined goods for the palate.
Mr. Frank Constantine returns this afternoon to his Clay County gold mine. He runs one of the best equipped mines in the South and expects the first mint shipment to Philadelphia this week. Future shipments will be frequent as the mine uses modern mining equipment.
Notice states debts of the late John H Cartlebbery are to be collected by A F McGhee and urges debtors to visit his office. Also contains advertisements for Junius Levy Tailor offering tailor made clothes and laundering service by Anniston Steam Laundry. Also mentions Southern Baptist Convention in Hot Springs Arkansas with reduced rail fares May 7 to 10 and return by May 24 for convention attendees.
Dr B Dudley Williams of Calhoun county is announced as a Democratic candidate for Congress from the Fourth Alabama District Alf M Morgan is announced as a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun county J M Ragan asks support for his sheriff bid in the coming August election through friends notes consent to run
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