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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
4
Mr Dornan of Dornan Bros and a large Anniston Carpet Mills stockholder visits Anniston praising the mill under James Bauckler. Orders are abundant with more than three hundred rolls on hand and shipments of sixty five rolls today. Last week forty seven and the prior week seventy four rolls shipped. He will stay several days.
The store highlights both longtime favorites and new candies, promising good quality and fair prices. It stresses purity, richness, and value in the assortment, signaling that the coming year will include beloved items alongside additions.
Mr B J Reed found an eight pound pipe on the Ross farm near town after Christmas. The duck shaped relic is believed to be a peace or division pipe used by Creek Todians for tribal divisions. It is considered a relic of a lost race from a past century.
Citizens plan to seek two new rural delivery routes in this county. One route from Heflin possibly goes to Bell Mills and returns via Arbacoochee. The Edwardsville route would extend east into beats 7 and 38.
Fruithurst Enterprise reports last Tuesday's city election results with Mayor L. J. Grant and councilmen R. S. Blackmarr J. D. Boynton W. H. Lindsay Geo Morris and Ed Morrison. School board members R. B. Blackmarr Ed Morrison Mrs. A. H. Andrew and Mrs. F. W. Fisher named terms of five four three and one year respectively.
Mr J Mallory Davis went to Atlanta this morning. Mr Tom Howle of Atlanta is in the city today. Mr W M Brown of Atlanta is in the city today. Mr Tobe Hughes of Piedmont is in the city. Mr John Wood of Jacksonville is in the city today. Mr F W Foster went to Carrollton this morning on a business trip. Mr J B Lagarde returned from Rock Springs this afternoon. Gen James H Savage went to Montgomery this afternoon. Mr G G Britton left today for Union DC and other points in the Palmetto State. Mr J J Vincent returned to Paris Texas this morning after visiting here. Mr J F Jay, Southern Railway car inspector, went to Birmingham last night on official business. B L Paul 829 Noble Street Plumbing and Heating offers prompt personal attention.
A short OCR fragment touts Kem mett's Chocolates Laxative Quire the Oe imp Cok as a cold cure. It claims relief for head cold and sore throat with a chocolate flavored laxative product.
Reporter Mr. 8. D. Treadwell and two Clay county gentlemen accuse an unknown assailant of mutilating three mules at the J. A. Matson wagon yard last Monday night. One mule had an ear cut off while the others suffered carving wounds with a sharp instrument.
The city announces a deadline for licenses and notes many businesses in Anniston have started this year while many more await licenses at city hall. Quirk of wording suggests officials invite inquiries and exchanges for stationary. minor confusion in text.
Market report notes corrected daily prices for New York cotton futures with private wire updates to G B Flint, manager for Murphy & Co. The brief lists price movements and adjustments as part of ongoing market coverage.
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