Bristol Phenex Advertising Rates and Notices
Publication schedule and office details for BristolPhenix printed Saturdays at AU No Bradford Street Bristol RI. Rates: two dollars per year or half yearly in advance for town resiting. Four cents per line for each insertion. Yearly and political notices included. Obituaries and notices may be charged separately.
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Brestol Phenex
Bradford Street
Bristol
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Frow Ambar's Home Game A Home in Heaven Poem
Poem contemplates earthly life beyond sorrow with faith in a heavenly home. Messages of endurance through trials, hope beyond the vale, and guidance by Saviour's love. The speaker urges steadfast belief as soul nears rest eternal.
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Ambar
Heaven
Elernal
Christian Duty and speaking out against sanctioned wrongs
A quotation from Channing urging Christians to give faithful honest testimony against immorality even when supported by wealth or respected names. It condemns popular endorsement of sin and calls for courageous moral rebuke despite social risk.
Potato rot control method proves successful
A New England Farmer correspondent describes a 19th century experiment against potato rot started July 5. A plaster and salt mix applied to each hill stopped the disease and saved the crop, while neighbors lost their entire harvest. Application advised after boiling or killing last tine.
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New England
Watch theft case before the Court of Magistrates
James Griffin was brought before the Court of Magistrates charged with stealing a watch and two chains. The incident began Friday at Kerr’s Westminster street store when he agreed to swap a watch and chain for 120 dollars and fled after promising delivery the next day. He was pursued and captured as he left for Worcester cars, with examination postponed until Thursday.
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James Griffin
Ve Kerr
Westminster Street
Worcester
Vague local notice of election and thanks in Springfield
In Springfield a recent peer election is noted with mentions of gifts and thanks. The fragment references a party gathering police and a focus on a person named Sia politie and a figure Sendesied, suggesting a recognition of success amid unsettled text.
Maiden hunter Lucy Ann captivates with deer lore in New York woods
An eyewitness letter from Fremont in Sullivan County describes Lucy Ann a skilled young hunter who wields a rifle pistols and knife. She hunts deer and small game, tends farm chores feeds stock and even plays the violin, revealing a capable rural life and family background in Schoharie County before moving to the woods.
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Persoh
Delaware
Sullivan Counties
New York
Fremont
Sullivan County
Digee
Saas
Las
Schoharie
Lucy Ann
Music and Mind States in Classic Thought and Practice
The text cites Alfieri Bacon Milton Warburton Bourdaleau and Mansillon Curran and O Rahiel on how music shapes creative and legal performance. It notes music aiding solemn inspiration and mental focus before demanding tasks. A separate remark warns that placards reading No Admittance trigger irresistible curiosity and crowding.
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Alfieri
Lord Bacon
Milton
Warburton
Bourdaleau
Mansillon
Curran
O' Lraeli
Deacon Mistakes Memorandum for Two Psalm Books
In a Worcester area town a deacon’s memo to a coach driver to fetch two books ends as a joke on reading. Clerks misread the paper as Greek, while the deacon finally declares the note readable and identifies the books as two psalm books. The scene prompts remarks on reading habits and schooling.
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Worcester
Mass
Tere
Barbershop Faces Indictment Over Sunday Customer
A barber sought to keep a Sunday customer quiet as alcohol fumes filled the shop. Authorities warned the establishment could be indicted if the place kept such ruinous conditions.
Satirical slave catechism clip mocks Southern piety
An excerpt from the Southern Episcopalian satirizes religious instruction for slaves, clipping a Punch style catechism that frames work obedience as divine, noting that “He that will not work shall not eat” and exposing readers to the irony of masters profiting from labor while moral instruction falters.
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Southern Episcopalian
Charleston
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