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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
8
Local notes report Anniston lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias held a Wednesday night meeting in place of the regular session with no moening tonight. Also listed: beef and veal at Bridge's Market 14 W Tenth and various town moves.
A jumble of notices and brief ads from Aniston and nearby areas mentions weddings farewells and travels. Mentions Lt Hawkins and clean linen corsets at 1016 Noble, furniture sales and clothing at Donahoo Co and The Famous Noble and Ath, business trips to Birmingham and Sheffield, and rent ads near 9154 Noble.
Business notes that Mr. H. Pelman owner of the Boston and the Burnt stores on Tenth street is merging two large stocks of seasonable clothing dry goods shoes millinery notions into a single shop to speed clearance at very low prices. The effort draws bargain seekers.
Miss Nellie Dustman returns from Birmingham greeted by a delegation of music pupils at the station. Mrs. E. E. Forbes leaves for Montgomery after visiting relatives. Mrs. W. H. Brown returns from Birmingham. Miss Bessie Tamlin visits from Heflin. Miss Sadie Williams and Tremellah Beale visit from Jacksonville. Mrs. John F. Wood from Jacksonville also in town. The Famous advertises French Flannel suits as stylish and new. A Citizen letter applauds merchants for early closing at 6 pm to rest clerks and give them recreation. Donahoo & Co promotes driving outfits via Telephone 82.
The ad promotes Rabbeth & Dunlop Mill Co royal patent flour Union Biscuit Co crackers biscuits cakes jumbles John C. Roth Packing Co Dove Brand meats and lard. It urges avoiding adulterated goods and claims better quality at similar prices from W. T. Owen.
Clothes by Boyer the tailor cost little more than the other kind but fit far better and offered a hundred percent improvement in appearance and comfort.
Anniston Electric and Gas Co seeks two experienced linemen for a two to three week period.Candidates must have prior line work experience and be available for immediate hire. Applications specify location in Anniston and start date.
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