Deadline for advertising copy set at 4 PM Mondays and Thursdays
Notice to advertisers that all advertising changes or communications must be submitted by 4 o clock each Monday and Thursday afternoon. After that hour insertion cannot be guaranteed.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
2
Notice to advertisers that all advertising changes or communications must be submitted by 4 o clock each Monday and Thursday afternoon. After that hour insertion cannot be guaranteed.
A brief notice mentions a return to 24 Cook Street of a carload of apples. Names listed include S. Cummings G. R. Mello Mrs. E H. Wilson and a card of thanks from the family of Mrs. Grabert. An advertisement notes No. 1 price $1.50 for horse remedies and blood wine from druggists.
The South Carolina ex Lieut Governor Tillman was acquitted of murdering Editor Gonzales, prompting sharp northern criticism. Northern readers view Gonzales as having provoked the confrontation with personal attacks, while southern opinion favors honor by steel over legal response.
List of names including Ernest Perry Mr and Mrs Will Pierce Louis Maquain W B Maker Frank Williams Mr and Mrs Chas Oliy Wilcox Wm Silver Joze Silveira Mrs Bernier Mrs E S Clarke Mrs J Salvage Delavan Mrs Grinnell Mrs Geof Johnson Misses Pierce Miss Fannie G Nichols Mrs S L Venill Mrs Mary L Silvia and Salta.
It is said John Wesley told Mistress Wesley that once telling is not enough. The same reasoning is given for Chamberlains Cough Remedy which cures colds and grip and counters pneumonia tendencies, described as pleasant and safe. For sale by W H Buffington.
A Philadelphia Record item notes Ida Gertrude inserted an advertisement seeking a gentleman fond of outdoor life. Belle responds with the quip Who answered? Ida states Sixteen tramps in a terse exchange.
Mails arrive and close times at Bristol post office listed. Local events include sermons, club receptions, road inspections, and society meetings. Advertisements note boots and rubber wear, ice cream orders, and gas heaters offered by local firms.
Mrs Catherine Grabert wife of Jacob F Grabert died at the family residence 244 Wood street Friday evening after a long illness She was 45 and born in England She had lived in Bristol many years Surviving are a husband several children brothers and a sister Funeral service was Sunday from her residence Rev G I Locke rector of St Michaels Church officiated Four brothers acted as bearers Interment was in North cemetery Also brief notice of Metivier birth in town on Oct 20 a son to Mr and Mrs Narcisse Metivier.
In this town on Oct 18 Rev J F Downing assistant pastor at St Marys church joined Domenico Gambardella and Miss Antonietta Cavallara, both of this town, in marriage. Also note Grabert and Smith notices: Catherine Grabert, 45, wife of Jacob F Grabert and daughter of Herman and Mary A Evers, cited Oct 16. Emme P Smith, 53, widow of William W Smith, former resident, cited Oct 1 in Kennebunk Me.
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