Reflective Musings on Church Solo Silences and Fashion
A nostalgic column reflects on a Methodist church solo in Barnesville and compares female self consciousness to public performance. It moves to fashion notes on hosiery and hair, then shifts to practical domestic advice on sweeping rooms and making sweets at home for children, ending with a brand plug for Parker's Tonic.
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Barnesville
Emerson
Everton
Dakota Praises Col Conan and Leland Hotels Legacy
Letter from Denver profiles Col Colis Conan a Dakota booster and former Confederate soldier turned newspaper man. It recalls his Dakota advocacy, speeches to Methodists and crowds, bachelor status, and a Valentine plea to marry. The piece transitions to a memorial on Charles Leland and a Memphis cotton exchange opening with details on the new building and trade outlook.
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Denver
Colo
Dakota
Col P. Conan
Tess
United States Methodist
Mississippi
Col
Conan
Tuan
Hle
Chicago Times
Tle
Devil's Lake
Paradise
Nevar-Becang
Cologne
Falk
New York
Deadwood Pioneer
Black Hills
Argus
Fargo
Congress
Telegraph
Garfield
United States
Colonan
America
Aoise
Charles Leland
Ocean Hotel
Long Branch
N. J. Principe
Crories Latand
St. Nicholas
Occidental
St. Charles
Sturtevant
Rossmore
Grand Central
Saratoga
Palaca
San Francido
Baltimore
Leland
San Franesco
Lewis Leland
Borinefisid
Urs
Warren F. Leland
Leland House
Chicago
Charles R Codman for Civil Service Commission Leader
Leroy D Thoman resigns leaving the Civil Service Commission short of officers. Col Charles R Colman of Boston is expected to be chosen and praised as independent courageous and disinterested by reform supporters. The pick would align with reform ideals and displease partisan politicians.
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Charles R. Codman
Leroy D. Thoman
Cvil Services Commission
Dorman B. Eaton
New York
John M. Gregory
Ilinois
Ohio
Charles R. Colman
Boston
Friends of Civil Services Reform
Col. Codman
Reform
Col. Colman
December issue of CGodey’s magazine praised as lively and improved
The December number of CGodey’s magazine is commended for attractive holiday patterns and fancy work, with illustrations including a Miss Mary Anderson sketch. Subscribers receive a free measurement pattern and dolls clothing patterns for girls, plus a 12x15 premium engraving for Issi. The issue ends the 111th volume, previews 1886 terms, and notes specimen copies at 15 cents.
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Mary Anderson
Issi
Cgodey’s
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Childbirth and Safer Delivery
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a prenatal aid that relaxes the birth canal, reduces pain, shortens labor, and lowers risk to mother and child. It claims drastic benefits, cites no verifiable data, and invites readers to request a free booklet from the Stadfeld Regulator Co. in Atlanta while noting a local treasurer's irregularities after moving to Canada.
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Mars
Atlanta
Von
Tts
Stadfeld
Gaean
Rest for the weary and health for the sick tonic ad
An advertisement touts Pemberton's French Wine Coca as a universal nerve tonic and invigorator curing and preventing mental and physical ailments. It claims awards from Medical Savants and praises its restorative powers for mind and body, urging sale by all druggists.
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Pemberton
Coca
Thal
Pemberdon
New Firm Forms in Barnesville Mercantile Trade
J. T. Murphey & Co. replaces WR Murphey & Co. in Barnesville with Ambrose Murphey and J. T. Murphey. The firm will operate from the Murphey Building offering a full stock of general merchandise at cash prices. J T Murphey will continue cotton purchases. A car load of all grades of flour arrived at J L Kennedy's.
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J. T. Murphey & Co
Ambrose Murphey
J. T. Murphey
WR. Murphey & Co
Barnesville
Murphey
J.T. Murphey
J. L. Kennedy
Wrights Drug House Offer Ad Promising Low Cash Prices
William A. Wright advertises Wrights Drug House with pure drugs and medicines, OP goods, stationery, machinery oils, varnishes, paints, toilet articles, seeds, snuff, tobacco, Clara and D. H. cigars, and special attention to the sick, inviting customers to call.
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Wrights Drug House
Wm. A. Wright
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Col Donan
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Charles
Europe
Metropolitan Hotel
Broadway
Nuisunes
Lelands
Charles and Warren
Grand Union Hotel
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Memrats
Union
Cotton Exchange
Court Square
Merchants and Cotton Exchanges
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. W. Wasneunrn
Col. Donan
the Civil Service Commission
Staunton Virginia
Canada
NEW Firm
Edie Basi Ton
Brown CH
Clincman
Clingman Tobacco
Clingman
Clingman Tobacco Cure CO
Durham, M. C
PEMCE
Ons
Dus
J.P
Hatares
Denticrs
Yana
Destis
A. Murphey & Co
Hanover
J.J. Rogers
Mason & Hamain
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co
P.O
the National CO
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