The Bristol Phere weekly publication notice
Subscriptions welcome with rates listed for one year six months or three months. The paper remains in publication until arrears are settled. Prices include two dollars for annual prepaid and discounts for shorter terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Phere
C. A. Greene
Mice
Phanix Building
Hope Street
Minstrel Show Diamonds Spark Curious Farmer
A Pan Handle traveler pairing with a New York drummer inspired a farmer to question their watches and pricey pins. The trench of humor ends with a quip about a dollar diamond and marriage prospects. A fashion note and a political jab close the column with society banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wood County
Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed by Richmond Engutter
Richmond Engutter publishers hail Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as well tried in their office and composing room and claim it cured their city editor of a severe bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
Engutter
Dr. Bull
Miss Jennie Ham Finds a New Home in Wealth and Love
Miss Jennie Ham, Rifletown High School teacher, inherits a life change after a charitable uncle adopts her. Aumeer tale follows Jennie and her housekeeping companion Sue as they tour New England and finally return to Rifletown with a new name Jennie Rivers. Uncle John, once a pauper, reveals a fortune and declares he adopts Jennie and Sue, making the small town girl’s dream of “beyond the Atlantic” possible and sealing a transformed life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Ham
Rifletown
Mary Jane
Ham
Noah
Sam
Jennie
Mats School
Jennie Ham
Mass
Chicago
John Rivers
Joan Rivers
M. Jennie
Rifletown High School
White Hills
Starr King
Lake Winnipiscogee
Pemigewasset
Soco
Androscoggin
John
Lgtter
Uncle John
Lossing
Dumas
France
Little Brown
Sue
Springfield
Connecticut
Northampton
Brattleboro
Haverhill
Portsmouth
Appledore
Celia Thaxter
Newburyport
Merrimack
Amesbury
Brunswick
Boston
Tag
Atlantic
Rifletown Station
Russia
Morocco
Jennie Rivers
Mixed Essays on Belief Society and Industry
A collage of essays and notices discusses belief versus proof, social trust, and gender roles in the Turkish harem, then shifts to industrial advances like the cotton picker and spindle improvements. It includes literary magazine excerpts from The Age and Harper’s, plus a Courier-Journal note on Southern textile innovation and a satirical ad letter from a country publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
North
Gilman Jacquith
January & Wood
Maysville
Jacquith
Courier-Journal
Irishman Survives Bull Rampage After Humble Apology
An Irishman on the road is charged by a bull that tosses him over a fence. While the beast paws and digs at the ground in irritation, Pat smiles and quips that without the bull’s bowing and scraping and humble apologies he would think the animal threw him on purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Mother Swan's Worx Surroup
Infallible, tasteless and harmless remedy advertised for feverishness restlessness worms and constipation priced at 26c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Swan
The Duke and the Toll Keeper Folklore Sketch
A Scots tale recounts Duke of Buccleuch riding alone and paying toll with a sharp retort. The toll keeper guesses the Duke may pass on horseback and the exchange ends with the Duke pocketing the change and muttering a warning to avoid being tricked. Parallel ads mention a patent syrup for bladder and urinary diseases priced at $1.
Rhode Island Appropriations Act of 1883 Passed
The 1883 act appropriates funds for state government for the year ending December 31 1883. It lists allocations to the Governor General Assembly courts schools and public institutions including the Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State Treasurer Chief and Associate Justices and many county and city offices. It covers salaries jurors witnesses and various public service expenses and takes effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneary
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Shell Fisheries
Law Library
State Auditor
Commissioner of Public Schools
Newport
Bristol
Ment
Washington
Providence County
County of Providente
County of Providence
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Providence
Kent
Justice Court of the of Providence
Justice Court
City of
Pawtucket
Tawftucket
Woonsocket
Westerly
House of Representatives
Senate
Rhode Island State Normal School
Board of Education
Rhode Island School of Design
Butler Hospital
Insurance Commissioner
Elizabeth
Lor Paw
Ruodmn Island Historical Society
State Board OF Stealth
State House
Providence County Court House
Elizabeth Building
Board OF State Charities and Corrections
Oshua M. Addeman
Advertising Rates and Terms for Local Notices
Rates for one inch weekly ads are one dollar with twenty five cents per additional week. Special notices before marriages and deaths cost double. Transient ads require advance payment. Yearly contracts offered on reasonable terms. Yearly advertisers limited to their own immediate business. Ads must be submitted by Thursday moon to appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gibbons
General Jackson
Jamison
Koschoff
Mason & Vixon
Chicago
East Farmington Phonograph
Saturda
Will. M. Clemens
Carter's Little Liver Pills Endorsement Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid liver and biliousness. It targets monsters lawyers teachers and others with little exercise, claiming one dose suffices and noting J. H. Young & Co. as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Park Place
New York City
J.H. Young & CO
J. H. Young & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blank
Roy
Royal Baking Owder Co
DY Bulls
Idney
Garter
Iver
Ditiee
The
Little Samaritan
Boston Transcript
Ely
Major Downs
Mt. Pleasant Academy
Sing Sing
N. Y
Inquirer
Turkey
Mather
Harper's Magazine
Paris
Public Laws OF
Rhode Island