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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
5
John Hingson of Oxford fell while descending the steps after a show at the Noble Street theater and suffered painful injuries. He regained consciousness after the accident, as witnesses noted, and the incident prompted local calls for aid and coverage.
Ullman Bros offers a 25 percent reduction on their entire stock of blankets and comforts to liquidate the lot. Aimed at clearing inventory, the reduced prices invite shoppers to purchase warm goods at a bargain.
New spring samples show best fabrics and latest weaves in imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors. Julius Levy, merchant tailor, Columbian Building Noble Street invites coats and suit buyers before rush. Anniston Ice Co advertises One Day Cold Cure.
A Birmingham girl named Bessie Mitchell, eighteen, was arrested in Atlanta after detectives traced her to a Loyd Street home. A competing reward of 1000 dollars prompted a local to betray her presence, and she claims parental abuse drove her to flee. Her name appears on the state docket as suspicious.
Large dwelling on Noble street and twelve cottages in West Anniston offer good renting options. Also Staple and Fancy grocery stock with no surplus. Contact 17 tf W. H. Taylor at Fifteenth and Stephens streets.
Transfers filed today include Lyford and wife selling lot 10 block 18 Hight and McCoy addition to Carl Anderson for 525 dollars. Wordstock Iron Works sells 60 acres in sections 17 and 18 township 15 to Roxanna A. Farmer for 330 dollars. W G Ledbetter and wife transfer east half of block 9 on the Buttermilk road Ledbetter addition to Jackson Askew for 85 dollars.
Private wire dispatch to Murphy & Co reports corrected daily figures for New York cotton futures.
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