WEDDING BELLS AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
The First Methodist church welcomed the marriage of Miss Annis Lazarus to Mr. Lois Forst of Bessemer Alabama. The ceremony featured a decorous early morning setting, a large wedding party, and a reception at the bride's parents home on South Main street before the couple departed by southbound train for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Annis Lazarus
Lois Forst
Bessemer
Ala
Miss Lazaro
D. Lazarus
Sam Kenenbaum
Besenor
Ann
Ashara
W. 3. Everett
Hunteville
Alay Lauis Loeb
Mt. Pleasant
Moses Grom
William Lamar
Lagirus
J Frank Wiley
Ben Lazarus
Columbia
Victor Jackson
Cincinnati
Kelley
Iaidere — Lewinthal
Nashvillle
Natulah Teller
Colombia
Young Tennessee Judge Holding Praised by Franklin Bar
Judge Holding is among Tennessee's youngest on the bench and highly regarded. His temperament, legal knowledge, and dignified yet affable bearing have earned distinctly favorable impressions from the Franklin bar and the wider community, per the Franklin Review Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holding
Tennessee
Franklin Bar
Franklin Review- Appeal
Tucker's Hay Corn and Grocery Ad
Tucker's Hay Corn and New Grocery offers bran oats and a wide range of goods. Try one gallon of genuine molasses for 60 cents and Tucker's Pure Blend coffee for 60 cents a can. Tom Tucker invites customers at the southeast corner of the Public Square with Citizens phone numbers 170 Bell 206 222.
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Tucker's Hay
Tucker
Tom Tucker
Public Square
Bell
TWO NEGROES KILLED IN HICKMAN COUNTY SHOOTING
News from Hickman County reports a violent clash between officers and Black residents after a white man named Lewis was shot at Shady Grove. An officer killed a pregnant woman through a door during a confrontation. the captive suspect was attacked en route to trial, leaving March unrest feared as armed locals gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Hickman
Shady Grove
Am Lewis
Pernape
Sam Lewis
Wemnan
Remedy for Blood Purification Sold by Craix
An advert describes a vegetable blood purifier marketed as a scientific remedy to cleanse the blood and purify the system after winter. It targets impure blood, inactive liver and kidneys, claiming unique virtues. Priced at 1.00 per bottle or 4 for 5.00, sold exclusively by a named vendor.
Local notices and business updates from Aholnd Town
Town notices report Mr and Mrs Mison Cook welcoming a fine boy, barber William Tack partnering with W H Trail, Garber nearing sale of Glade and Hawt Ninth corner property, J T Batts expanding Opnies business, laundry tips, and church reorganizing. Also mentions John W Shelton’s recovery, Garber’s price list, Story opening barber shop, and cemetery work inquiries. Several residents travel or relocate, with Annanias Martin’s death and Lloyd Edwards leaving for Nashville jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mison Cook
William Tack
W. H. Trail
A. Garber
Jen
J.T. Batts
Elkan
Ciee
First Method Church
J. W. Davia
John W. Shelton
Stan Lacapey
St Garber
Garber
Hewlett Story
Haley & Irvine
South Main Street
Arthur Cook
Lee Payne & Brittain
C. P. Rutledge
W. V. Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Wilson
Memphis
Annanias Martin
Smallpos
Eat Hill
Witrie Starce
Among the Lodges Report From Grand Lodge Meeting
Judge E E Erwin returns from Knoxville after attending the Grand Lodge of the Golden Cross meeting. He notes an interesting gathering and good time. Hope Rebekah Lodge meets Friday night with strong attendance and plans to transact important business at next week’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Erwin
Knoxville
Grand Lodge of the Golden Cross
Hope Rebekah Lodge
Notice for good and cheap reporting and shoeing shop
Advertisement style notice offering economical shoeing and general farm work services from RGBATES with emphasis on attentive service and practical work.
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Rgbates
Early buyers can save as prices rise this week
J. Rosenthal notes early buyers can congratulate themselves for two reasons. Besides choosing from this week’s stock, present prices will be hard to duplicate later. Manufacturers have advanced, but our bargains remain strong as prices may rise. Some offerings tempt this week.
Wash Goods and Silks Offered Beside Embroideries
A local retailer advertises wash goods silks and laces along with embroideries dress skirts parasols and belts for the season shoppers can find a range of fabrics and accessories in the store display selections abound for wardrobe updates and accessories.
Clothing appeal and recall of long used coats
A gentleman visited the clothing department last week seeking a coat and vest. He claimed the coat he wore was bought sixteen years ago from us and wished to try a new one. The notice extols the wear resisting qualities of the garments we sell and urges customers to buy our clothing.
Health board vacancy to be filled by J Rosenthal
J Rosenthal will fill a vacancy on the Health Board while Dr J L Voorhies, Chairman of the County Health Board, controls the smallpox situation in town and county. All suspected cases should be reported to him.
Deaths of Mrs Burney and Family Tete in Gallatin
Obituary notes Mrs A M Burney died April 16 1900 after pneumonia ending a linked double death with her husband in Gallatin Tennessee. She born Sarah Lavonia Orr in Marshall County Tennessee and had married J W Nowlin of Waco Texas who died at Port Donelson. She later wed Prof A M Burney in 1867 and helped build Howard Female College into a leading state institution.
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Sarah Lavonia Orr
Marshall County
Teen
J. W. Nowlin
Waco
Port
Barneys
Gallatin
May Festival in Nashville Promises Largest Event Yet
The May Festival in Nashville will be the greatest yet with a grand Floral Parade, imported fireworks from Japan to debut in America, the Battle of Manila on fire, and thousands of fairy lamps illuminating Centennial grounds. Brooke's Marine Band to perform six times in the Auditorium.
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Nashville
Jsepan
America
Manila
Brooke
Marine Band
Barr and Qakes Advertises Broad Stock and Service
Barr and Qakes proclaims a wide range of goods to meet every budget with fair pricing. The notice mentions prompt telephone service and a civic motto about doing unto others, listing Citizens Telephone No. 180 and Bell Telephone contact details for A Dart Trattenee.
Decree Confirms House Lot Sale in South High Street Case
Chancery Court last week confirmed Mrs Ellen Donnington's house and lot transfer to Mrs T J B Kelley for 81550. Matt Rountree, by attorneys Salmon Turner, filed a Chancery bill Friday against W H Watson and others to sell five tracts of land in Columbia and Maury County. Court adjourned until Mae Sand the Chancellor reconvened in Hohenwald Monday morning.
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Chancery Court
South High Street
Ellen Donnington
T. JB. Kelley
Matt Rountree
Mesers
Salmon & Turner
W. H. Watson
Funeral and death notices from Lynxville and Mooresville
The Rev W B Taylor officiated at a residence service this afternoon for Dora Bryant who died Wednesday of pneumonia at her brother's home in Mooresville aged fifty. Her funeral was yesterday at noon with interment in the local cemetery. Also reported are the remains of the Hamilton child from Nashville brought home for burial in Lynxville. Mrs Hamilton formerly Annie Locke of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bryant
Mooresville
Lynxville
Will L. Hamilton
Nashville
Hamilton
Annie Locke
South Columbia Community Notes and Personal Updates
South Columbia residents share visits and recoveries. Mr. and Mrs. 7 R Barber travel to Dallas to visit his father. Mrs. Howard bedridden at Thos McKay home. Mr. Brownt recovers from smallpox and returns to work. Pickard of Sandy Hook visits Ed Potts family. Etta Adkisson visits Pa Nanlai. Mrs Gee Osborne and family travel to Clarkeville. I M Powell marks his birthday. Fuller Brittain back out after illness. Bob Jones paints his cottage on South High street. Adkinson family occupies the same cottage. K G Baldwin and J E Colvert Sr. visit.
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Minnie Harris
Williamsport
W. K. Sheddan
Ed Buford
Spring Hill
Beasie Allen
Knob Creek
E. Callender
Mobile
Southern Pointe
Oatman Fleming
University of Tennessee
Columbia
Mignon Sturgis
J. W. Davis
Bloomington
Ind
Sam Warren
Williamson Courty
A. P. McFertin
Birmingham
John P. McFerrin
Cullooka
B Christley
J. M. Bates
Twelfth Street
Bates
R. H. Ogilvie
Franklin
F. B. Webb
Lexington
Mias Busan Paxton
Minas Katie Thomas
Glendale
Georgie Kook
Nashville
Cumberland
Ohio Rivers
Evaneville
Lud
R. Barber
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Barber
Howard
Thos. McKay
William Brownt
Mr. Pickard
Sandy Hook
Ed Potts
Etta Adkisson
Pa- Nanlei
Gee
Osborne
Clarkeville
I. M. Powell
Fuller Brittain
Bob Jones
South High Street
Ab Adkinson
K. G. Baldwin
J. E. Colvert
Wool Market Rumor From The Old Scand
Inadvertent notes report a buyer seeking wool at the old scand while Mra Farnsworth, ill for logs, was taken to a ville Wedaraday. Mra Hester Foute shows improvement after a wheel's Htmese. Hoosier steel corn planters praised for light draft and reliability in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Farnsworth
Ville Wedaraday
Hester Foute
New Livery Stable Opens at No 6 Gouth Stein Street
Haley and Tevin announce a new livery stable at No 6 Gouth Stein Street offering horse care and stabling services. The text references weekly operations and a planned second lot, with unclear portions mentioning horse care and related amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley & Tevin
Gouth Stein Etreet
Tate Tara
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Loyd Cecil
Mias Bessie
Piorida
Monroe Burnett
J. BE. Calvert
Theodore Stephenson
Roy
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Nolen Garner
Maggie Padgett
Duplex
Palmer Sheppard
W. C. Sheppard
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Sparrow
North Carolina
Reaelteorl Bors
John Sparrie
Sparrow
Floyd Resend
St. Aula
St. Jonsin
Lazarus-Forat
Payne Reynolds
E. 8. Payne
Lizzie Martin Reynolds
T. T. Martin
Campbell's Station
J. L. Hatton
Phoenix Bank
Peirce Coleman
Shelbyville
Presbyterian
Citizens
Frierson & Embry
Oakes
Cor
8Th
Main Sta
Judge Holding
Hickman County
Mise Sane
Tages
Cenee Dohumon
Moe M. Townsend
Mex
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Mino
Kittredi
We Dt. Walker
Detin Linch
Mow Kalle
Willigaty
Mibow
Artes Railing
Ature
H.W. Pallos
Garwood
Aholnd Town
Edgnr Nicholson
Nashvill
L. & N. Railroad
Martin Cochran
Fielden Bros.’ Photographic Gallery
J. L. Horton
Lucius Frierson
North High Street
Frierson
Louise
Murfreesboro
Fim
M. E. Williamson
Watkins, Harlan & Evans’ Store
J. Rosenthal
A. M. Burney
A M. Burney
Bo'clark
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bere
H. Morton
Burwell
William H. Morgan
William H. Morigan
Robi. Orr
Orr, Jackson & Co
Maves
B.C, Mack
W. P. Tartin Monilay
Mrr
Mack
Denison
Tose
Liswvillee
Amos Orr
Moormstit
Orr's
Town
Alaialioneh
Fielden
Railroad Notes
Wallerers
New Orleans
Perth
Day Germin Millet
Satboeid & Desco
Ald Tannpr
Lizzie Frierson
Brompuy
Warre Stax
J. M. Harris
West 7Th Street
Thomas
Hoon
Rally Fan Country
Horace
Herat
Uhew
Rally Hill
Tenn
Columbia Post-Office
Garden Street
Sanda
Sou Buwdiew
Otey Porter
Dear of
Magee
Hit & Mneender
Huand
Offlon
Citheens
DART
Trrattenee
JIN A Dakes
Citleone Telephone No
EH. Shackleford
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
New
Grant Building
W. B. Taylor
Miss Dora Bryant
South Columbia
Dr. Holding
Baegivs
Ieee
Itr Cuerann & Bo & Bowos
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