Bristol Phen en Weekly Advertisement Rates and Address
Bristol Phen en publishes every Saturday morning at 40, 7 Bradford Street Bristol BR by W H Bayley. Subscriptions in town two dollars per year payable in advance. instant subscribers two dollars per week payable in advance. Single copies four cents. ads one dollar per square for three weeks. twenty cents for each subsequent insertion. Twelve point minion type equals one square. Ads continued until bid or bid y. Yearly advertisers ten dollars per year including paper. Local privilege limited to 18 lines per week for nearby advertisers and their own business.
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Bristol
Phenen
Bradford Street
W. H
Bayley
Bisgle
Omer
Our Bible Class Hymn by Home Gazette
Cheerful winter weather greets readers as the Bible class gathers with a kind pastor guiding through the Book of Life. The piece praises study, peace, and union, urging submissive study of Holy Writ to gain wisdom, love God and neighbor, and bless the class’s labor.
Catastrophic floods devastate Yorkshire and Manchester regions
Heavy rains cause the Holme Reservoir to burst near Holmirth, flooding mills and homes. One hundred people are reported missing and more than sixty dead, with widespread inundation across Manchester suburbs and surrounding towns. Several mills runoff and basements flood, while other reservoirs burst causing significant property damage valued around £1000.
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Yorkshire
Lancashire
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Holmorth
Fluddersfield
Holme
Holmfirth
Hinchcliffe Mills
Manchester
Oxford Street
Little Ireland
J Brooks
Hopehill
Stockport
Liverpool
Irish emigrant Brookmire returns with California dust
Brookmire an Irish native from Warren Pennsylvania who traveled with a wheelbarrow to California has returned with about 15000 in gold dust earned by himself. His wife in Syracuse received 10000 in legacies after the death of Scottish relatives prompting questions about his absence.
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California
Plains
Land of
Gold
Brookmere
Berth
Warren
Pennsylvania
Rockyountains
Brookmire
Scotland
Syracuse Journal
Covetous Men and The Wisdom of Living Well
A reflective proverb-like note contrasts covetous men with the ideal of living rightly now to be desired at death. It emphasizes that true wisdom lies in ethical conduct and contentment during life rather than pursuit of wealth.
Absence and Return in an Old Tennessee Home
A memoir fragment recalls a boy leaving Tennessee for Virginia to study medicine, bidding farewell to family near a grave, and returning to a rebuilt home. The narrator reflects on his father's learning, sisters, cousin Berry, and a ceremonial homecoming after years apart.
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Wallace
Charles
Elizabeth
Jane
Susan
Milberry
Berry
Will
Tennessee
Virginia
Bettie
Jenny
Sue
William
Dabney
Philadelphia
Charenddon
England
Nashville
Willie
Cousin Will
Barry
Wilshe
Arcadia
Happy Valley
Margarets
Arbor Vire
Arber Vite
Mr. Blackburn
Blackburn
Earth
Admiral Seys Mour directs ships to aid Maury charts
The report notes Admiral Sir George F Seymour directing ships on the North American and West India stations to cooperate with Lieut Maury who keeps logs and gathers material for wind and current charts. He transmits to Washington for Observatory use, aiding navigation.
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George F Seysmour
Stleet
North American
West India
Maury
Lieut Maury
Washington
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Arthur’s. Home Gazette
OUR
James Hungerford
Pacific
Arthur's Home Gazette
G. M. Wharton
Elizabet
White
Dick Whiite
Pretty Milberry
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