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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1901

Page

5

Local notices from Anniston area items clutter store and church news

Anniston notices include illness of Linder Smith at L Smith Co and hospital room confinement. Local sales of safes and cheap shoes by R O Watson, plus Model Laundry advertises cleanliness and in house washing. Real estate: L H Kaplan buys two story brick dwelling at Ninth and Noble. Fortunes of Ol Parker Co sale and non foreclose notice for St Pauls M E church sale, revival meetings at Oxanna Baptist and Mechanicsville Mission. Also an An niston trades council meeting and an excursion to Birmingham details provided.

Oxanna Baptist Church W. A. McCain J. PF. Watson Orrville A. A Hutto Anniston Trades Council South Noble Street

Wanted for Farmer Murder Perry Sought by Authorities

Reports say Will Perry, a plasterer, is the prime suspect in the killing of King Farmer. A $50 reward is offered as investigators follow a blood trail from the scene to the railroad where the body was found. The victim lay dead at dark and was moved later. police seek Perry and his wife amid speculation of a quarrel last week. The funeral for King Farmer was held at Hillside Cemetery.

Sterling L. Newsom Newsom Bhody King Farmer Farmer Lefe Far- Wil Perry Will Perry Perry Hillside Cemetery Weavers

Personal notices from city and surrounding areas

Senator Fred L. Blackmon returned this morning from a business visit to Montgomery. Mr. Ross Blackmon is a business visitor to Edwardsville today. Mr. E. A. Neely of Atlanta spent this morning here en route to Selma on business. Deputy Marshal W. W. Battle went over to Edwardsville this morning. Mr. John Jelks of Jacksonville is a business visitor here today. A. O. Blachard of West Bangor NY says he has kidney disease and relief from Foley's Kidney Cure. H. T. Persons, County Superintendent of Education, is in the city today. Capt. W. M. Hames of Jacksonville is in the city. Mr. H. G. Warnest returned this morning from Piedmont. Tax Collector Goodlett of Jacksonville is spending today in Anniston. Mr. Lonie DeArman returned this morning from DeArmanville. Mr. Jas. Keith Jr. returned this morning from a visit to At-

E. A. Neely Atlanta Selma John Jelks Jacksonville Goodlett Anniston

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Rob Lmitch Smoot Bell & Read East Tenth Street Arence Hendricks Southern Car Ry Company Mr. L. Smith Mr. Linder Smith L. Smith Co Mr. Smith R. O. Watson Phove East Toeth Street L. H. Kaplan C. J. Houser Ninth and Noble Streets O. H. Parker & Co Board of Church Extension of The Methodist Episcopal Church of City of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania St. Paul's M. E. Church Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street Ingram Lithia Hotel J. E. Morrison Chatchie, Ala Segars Straight Levi Oxanna Lodge Smith Building J. T. Hodge Furniture Store RO. Watson Edward Huss Salisbury Foley McElreath Drug Co Levi's County Court House Model Sailor Man J. A. Weber United States Vulcan Cape Horn McClurkin 12Th and Noble Trades Council Noble Street Boyer Mission Revival Mechanicsville Methodist Mission John A. May William Woodard Decatur, I Young Peoples’ Union of the Parker Memorial Tist A. B. Care Box J.T. Hodge Furniture Store Tate Springs William T. Bell New York A. W. Bell Kate Bell Allen Halverson West Prairie Wis J. A. Spero Helmer, Ltd Mr. Newsom AI Excurson Birmingham Jones J. G. Savery Kiam Drug Co Presh Garden Seed China Art Pottery Anniston Trading Co Ten Cent Store Wilmer JOE Saks & CO Erry Griff LeGrand Dad Leaves of Bashes Fred L. Blackmon Montgomery Ross Blackmon Edwardsville Lanta W. W. Battle A. O. Blachard West Bangor N. Y Mellreath Drug Co Jounty Superintendent of H. T. Persons Capt. W. M. Hames City H. G. Warnest Piedmont Kent Lonie DeArman DeArmanville Jas. Keith, Jr Wikle Wikle’s Drug Store Texas Memphis Pleler PLA Tenn Labiaume St. Lowis Lee Ery Walter H. Tally Moore Street Judi Cious Advertising Star
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