Weere Cotton Spun and Wove to an Advantage
The brief note highlights WERERE COTTON being spun and woven to gain an advantage, noting processing and textile usage.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1895
Page
4
Athens Manufacturing Firms Linked To Lowell Of The South
The Athens Manufacturing Company led by R L Bloomfield is praised as a strong, efficient operation with quick shipments and quality goods. Georgia factory under John White shows modern machinery and steady operation after rebuilding from a fire. Princeton Factory near Athens, run by James White, Morton, and capital support promises reliable cotton supply. Other nearby plants are noted as neighbors contributing to local industry. Hood s Sarsaparilla is also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lowell
Mass
Athens Manufacturing Company
R. L. Bloomfield
Oconee
Oconee River
Europe
America
Georgia
Macon & Northern
John White
White
Princeton
James White
The
National Bank
John White Morton
Morton
Wg Co
Iicinity
Missions God Word Being Done by Home and Foreign Societies
A historical note outlines the spread of religious work funded by home and foreign societies. It highlights organized missions, support networks, and coordinated efforts across local churches, with emphasis on sustaining prayer, donations, and ministerial travel.
Missionary Societies Fill Athens With Charity and Christmas Aid
The Athens city churches run strong Home and Foreign missionary programs. At First Methodist Church the Home Mission reported 1894 to 1895 gifts of 500 dollars and eighty eight sick visits. the Foreign Mission raised nearly 500 dollars for the general society and supports a Chinese school student. A juvenile society contributes to Miss Alice Hunter in Shanghai while local women support the poor and prepare a Christmas tree for needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Home
First Methodist Church
Homs
Orphans Home
Home Mission
Foreign Missionary, Society
General Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies Missionary Society
First Methodist Church of
Athens
China
Little Children of Church
Alice Hunter
Shanghai
Ladies of the Home Mission
A Bold Robbery Stuns Hancock Avenue Garden
A woman on Hancock avenue reports a theft of chrysanthemums from her front porch. A thief who loves flowers took all the blooms, leaving the porch bare as neighbors note. The scene prompts caution for residents and a reminder to secure outdoor plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Avenue
Liberty
Osme
A Trip to Atlanta Free of Charge
During the Exposition the article promotes visiting J.P. Stevens & Bro at 47 Whitehall St. for cheap watches and diamonds to offset travel costs. It claims the jewelry is pure, with a reputation for fair dealing, suggesting savings vs other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J.P. Stevena & Bro
Whitehall St
J.P. Stevens &Bro
Notable Residents and Local Visits Highlight Clarke County Social
Mr Arthur McElhannon is in the city. Mr Croft Little, a convict losses figure from Franklin county, is in the city. Rev W E Epps of Clarkesville, father of Mr Will Epps, has been very sick but is improving. Mr W E Mano, father of Mrs H C Conway, will visit Athens tomorrow. Judge S M Herrington, Clarke County ordinary, will oversee the courthouse grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft’ Little
Franklin County
City
W.E. Epps
Clarkesville
Will Epps
W. E. Mano
H. C. Conway
The
Telephone Exchange
Athens
Clarke County
Castoria Slogan Echoes Through Generations
Nostalgic verse recalls Castoria as a remedy for all stages of family life from infancy to adulthood. The lines imply enduring trust in the product across decades and generations.
City School Notice Examination Schedule
An examination of applicants for a position in the city schools will be held in the Washington Street Building at 8:20 Saturday morning. Subjects include Arithmetic Geography English Grammar U. S. History. A. L. Hurt, Chairman, Committee on Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
U. S
A. L. Hurt
Ch’r
Pillsbury Banqueted and Honored in St Petersburg
The American chess champion Harry Nelson Pillsbury and Steinitz were feted at a St Petersburg chess club banquet. President Sabourov welcomed the guests praising warm friendship between Russia and America. Pillsbury thanked the club and accepted invitation to a forthcoming world tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Chess Club
Harry Nelson Pillsbury
Brooklyn
Hast
England
Steinitz
Sabourov
Russian Chess Club
Russia
America
Pillsbury
Coxey to Expose Crisp on Silver Question Tour
Coxey plans a southern exposure of Congressman Crisp's stance on silver. He accuses Crisp of free silver advocacy without power while blocking 1893 legislation via the coinage committee. Coxey will tour Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville, ending soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Crisp
Massitton
South
House Coinage Committee
Qoxey
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Johnson
Palmer & Knnebrew Druggists
Clayton Street
Athens
Allen G Thurman Dead and Mount Lebanon Shakers Digestive Cordial
Notice reports the death of Allen G Thurman at 1 15 pm in Ohio Columbus with public reaction and details scarce. It also mentions Mount Lebanon Shakers promoting Digestive Cordial as a remedy for indigestion and notes cemetery access restrictions imposed by W A England sexton with fishing hunting and strolling prohibited for boys unless with flowers or adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Alen G. Thurman
Mr. Thurman
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman
Mount Lebanon Shakers
Mount Lebanon
W.A. England
Sexton
Waiting on Grover Salisbury's Answer Delayed Publicity
Washington reports Lord Salisbury's reply to Secretary Olney on the Venezuelan question will not be published until President Cleveland returns. Cleveland reportedly knew the nature of the answer via a cable from Ambassador Bayard, but the formal submission from Britain followed after his departure. London prefers to wait for proprieties before making the text public.
National Civil Service Reform League Holds Annual Meeting
The National Civil Service Reform League opened its annual session at the Cosmos Club Washington with large delegate attendance. President Carl Schurz delivered the address as John Edson and Metzerott Hall leaders welcomed the league. A luncheon at Colonel Rice's residence and a dinner at Arlington were planned for Friday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civil Service Reform League
Washington
National Civil Service " Reform League
Cosmos Club
Carl Schurz
League
John Edson
Civil Service Arm Association
Metzerott Hall
Edson
Arlington
Deputy Shot While Trying to Arrest Escapee Lyda
Henderson county deputy and a posse surrounded Lyda's house to arrest the escaped convict. Lyda shot at Dean, wounding him, and was later arrested. Also notes on Craven county refund dispute and a Raleigh judge nomination, plus tobacco cure ad and local coal dealer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawzick
Henderson County
Lyda
Dean
Perry
James’ City
Newacer
Craven
Craven Coun
T. Fuller
Raleigh
N.C
Cleveland
Dr King's New Discovery Praised in Pneumonia Case
A letter from Rev J Gun. dermas of Diamondale Michigan recounts Dr King's New Discovery delivering marvelous relief in a wife’s pneumonia and grippe of prolonged coughing. Trial bottles available at Palmer Kinnebrew, John Crayford & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gun
Dermas
Diamondale, Mich
Dr. King
Baptist Church
Rives Junction
Pneumonis
Ea Grippe
Bodies Found In Topeka College Dissection Room
Three deceased Kansas citizens discovered at Kansas Medical College in Topeka had died of consumption. No signs of violence. Authorities intend to prosecute body snatchers. In Des Moines, Iowa, R Y Curtis, editor of the Juana Daily Call, faces trial for moving four wives. His fourth wife Miss Arnold testifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodiez
Medical
Topeka
Kansas Medical College
Kausag Medical College
Anamosa
State of
Towa
R. Y. Curtis
Juana Daily Call
Char
Finwomnenaoa
Gurtis
Miss Arnold
Minneapo lis and St. Louis Railroad Declares Dividend
The railroad company declared a semiannual dividend of 2 1 percent on the first preferred stock and a semiannual dividend of 1 percent on the second preferred stock. This announcement was made in New York on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Awaraes
Pitcher’s Castoria
F. B. Lucas
California Fig Syrup Co. Only
Nicky
Arthur McElhannon
Castoris
Castoria
Miss
Pillsbury Banquetted
Ayer
Sarsaparilla
CAAA
Chicago
Allen’ G. Thurman
Grover
Fes
Masonic Temple
Palmer & Minnebrew
Lyndon
FENE
D. Stone
Jackson Street
Sterling Remedy Co
Palmer & Kinnebrew
Jellico
Mingo Mountain
P. Vonderau
Avarsia
Georgia R. RR
Carlton Hillyer
Georgia R. R
Augusta
R.J R
North Carolina
Virginia
Salon Biavcana
International Expositioonta
R. J R
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Lo, Winston, N.C
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