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The Selma Mirror from Selma, Alabama • 51

The Selma Mirror from Selma, Alabama • 51

Publication:
The Selma Mirrori
Location:
Selma, Alabama
Issue Date:
Page:
51
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THE SELMA MIRROR BEMffimmam A. A. FAHNESTOCK, GENERAL LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE SELMA, ALABAMA t' 1 6 0 lhi I 1 1 1 it I SSSti Mr. Fahnestock has the renutation throughout the state and in general Life and Accident Insurance circles of being not only a most successful insurance man from a business standpoint but also of being an expert in all the intricacies of the modern insurance system. This distinction has been attained most justly.

He did not drift into his vocation or adopt it after failing in other lines. When beginning his business career he was attracted to insurance by an appreciation of the great growth it was bound to attain and the intimate connection that would surel" eventuate between it and the general financial interests of the country. He therefore began a comprehensive study of the subject of insurance and with characteristic concentration and thoroughness has never ceased to keep abreast of its manifold developments. As a result, his conclusions and judgment on any insurance proposition command the absolute confidence of his company and policy holders and the respect of even business rivals. These qualifications have naturally brought to Mr.

Fahnestock a large business from the best class of insurers. It is said of him that "once with him, always with him" and perhaps few insurance company's books would show the lines of continuous business that his would show. Mr. Fahnestock takes a deep interest in philosophical, literary and scientific questions and by his studious habits has acquired a large fund of general as well as technical information. OFFICE OF A.

A. FAHNESTOCK TRDMBY 8 TT This firm, composed of Messrs. W. H. Trimby and Jno.

Moffett, are well known to all lovers of FINE FURNITURE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FURNISHINGS. They finish, remodel and repair and upholster furniture of all kinds, resilver mirrors, enamel iron beds and lacquer brass ware. Thirty years of experience in this work enables them to do all work in a most finished and artistic manner. They are familiar with all kinds of woods, all classes of furniture, from the latest designs to the most modern productions of the best makers, and know exactly what kind of treatment to give each article entrusted to them in order to bring out the best effects. They know how to handle varnishes and stains veneering and colors.

They are prepared to advise as to the character of furnishings to different rooms, blending of colors and other points in Artistic and Tasteful Furnishing. They Make a Specialty of Restoring Old Furniture and have worked wonders with much of the handsome old ante-bellum furniture which is so plentiful in this section. Specimens of their handiwork adorn many of the most beautiful homes in Selma. They are glad at all times to give to their patrons the benefit of their advice in all such matters and handle with care and expedition all work entrusted to them. Mr.

Trimby has been engaged in this work in Selma for such a long time and is so well known that he is regarded as an authority on all matters pertaining to his business. 6. MclKM, Jeweler and Fine Watch Repairer Mr. McKay has been known to experts in the line. He does a large those patronizing first class jewelry and varied line of repair work and is establishments in this section of Ala- recognized as one of the most skil- ful jewelers who has ever been in bama for a number of years.

He WU Selma. His stock of jewelry is care- worked with prominent jewelry firms and hig -n refer. in Selma and in Montgomery for erence to both his work and his goods some time before beginning business js as g00d as his bond. Mr. McKay for himself.

For the past five years has left Selma several times for he has conducted his present business other locations which presented at-in the Cochran building and has tractive opportunities but like many maintained his high reputation for other Selmians he has determined expertness and skill in all kinds of that Selma is the best place in which workmanship as well as his taste to live and conduct a business and in the selection of his stock. Mr. Mc- declares that he is now here to stay. Kay guarantees all work done by him He has a large number of friends and and he frequently asserts that he his business is flourishing and keep-would be ashamed to look a watch in ing pace with the increase in popula-the face if he could not repair it tion and commercial activity in Sel-better than many who claim to be ma. I J.

G. McKAY..

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Pages Available:
2,128
Years Available:
1905-1918