South Columbia News and Local Notices
Local items report Millana Elevator Company operating night shift and Charley Dowell moving to Nashville with family. Miss Lily McAlister ill, Mrs. Ledbetter back from Nashville, Lily Nicks bound for Missouri, Austin Owen and children visiting Jay Owen, Harvey Neeld with Mrs. John Hunter, Cedi Hunter ill. Also an asthma remedy ad and a light quip item from London Tit-Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millana Elewator Company
Charley Dowell
Nashville
Lily McAlister
John Ledbetter
Lily Nicks
Missouri
Austin Owen
Jay Owen
Harvey Neeld
John Hunter
Cedi Hunter
Anon
Real Estate Transfers List Notices Involving Several Parties
Hood and others transfer ten acres in 22 District to P P Taylor. E E Collins deeds one acre in Williamsport to William M Reese. J M Hooter and heirs transfer land in Mt Pleasant to Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. J B McLemore transfers forty four acres in 22 District to Miss Elizabeth McLemore for two hundred dollars. Elizabeth McLemore transfers forty four acres in 22 District to W A Sowell for three hundred fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Et
P.P. Taylor
E. E. Collins
Wm M. Reese
Williamsport
J. M. Hooter
Louisville & Nashville
W. A .Sowell
Seventh District politics teased with possible entrants
The South Pittsburg Hustler reports that Lem Padgett may run as Representative with N N Cox reentering and Bill Whitthorne possibly joining. Padgett faces liberal backlash over temperance stance, promising a lively seventh district race next year with strong candidate support on all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Padgett
N. N. Cox
Bill Whitthorne
Padgett
Pittsburg
Distressing stomach disease cured by South American Nervine
Distressed readers are promised a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion through a “masterly wet” remedy called South American Nervine onic. The advertisement claims nationwide safety and effectiveness, urging readers to begin with one dose and noting relief is marvelous, certain, and without failure. Sold by A B. Rains, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Rains
Confederate General A P Stewart Ill in Chattanooga
Gen A P Stewart a surviving Confederate lieutenant general and Chicamauga Park Commission member is critically ill in Chattanooga Tennessee and not expected to live. He suffered paralysis and was second in command at the Battle of Missionary Ridge.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. P. Stewart
Chicamauga Park Commission
G. Stewart
Missionary Ridge
Where the Blame Lies
Editorial note argues mob violence stems from judicial system delays and executive mishandling. Calls for reform of criminal laws and rapid, sure punishment to deter mobs. Citizen opinion quoted on responsibility for crime and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat
Noth
Moba
Pulaaki
City Court roundups and criminal notes from a 19th century issue
City Court reports a colored 15 year old boy arrested for stealing a watch and shoes from Walliby Jackson while Emma Murphy, a colored woman, faces an assault with knife charge and receives a ninety day sentence on the county road. Sam Morris, a colored man, bound over to County Criminal Court after bond. Sherman Dudley, colored, bound over to County Court after larceny. Annie Cox, colored, held in jail for lack of bond after bound over to Circuit Court. Also notices for relief in six hours from kidney and bladder disease via New Great South American Kidney Cure and the Tennessee Blue Rock Phosphate Company incorporation in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Marshall Webb
Walliby Jackson
Emma Murphy
Sam Morris
County Criminal Court
Sherman Dudley
Annie Cox
Ibis Berisaasy Rae
A. B. Rains
Delegates to Nashville Name Cochran as a Delegate
Delegates to Nashville were chosen at an election held Friday morning by Columbia Branch No National Association of Postoffice Clerks with Ernest B Cochran named a delegate good Miss Fletcher Fariss selected as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Eee Nashville
Ernest B. Cochran
Fletcher Fariss
Alteroa
Kansas Teachers Ban Social Calls At Home
The Nashville Banner criticizes Kansas counties for forbidding women public school teachers to entertain male callers during the term. It argues teachers have rights to social life and to fall in love, warning boards should not intrude on personal liberties. The piece condemns such restrictions as unwise and inconsistent with professional duties.
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Kansas
Cupid
Benedict Board of Trustees
Nashville Banner
Botanic Blood Balm promoted for cures claims
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, ulcers, eczema, carbuncles, and other conditions. It features testimonials from Robert Ward of Maxeys Georgia and Geo A Williams of Robury, promising restored health and new life after treatment. The piece also mentions free samples and medical advice by writing to Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Ga, with general notices about arbitration and fiscal figures interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Maxey’s
Geo. A. Williams
Robury
Botanic
Atlanta
Geo
Alcon
Balance and deaths reported in summary of local notices
The balance on hand is 378000 greater than July 31, 1902 and 845000 above July 31, 1901. Samuel Beard, colonel, died at East Hill home Friday morning July Susie Conner, colored, died at East Eleventh Street home Thursday July 30. C A Ward and A J Armstrong attend colored Sunday school convention at Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Beard
East Hill
Susie Conner
East Eleventh Street
C. A. Ward
A.J. Armatrong
Santa Fe
Negro Woman Stabs Another on South Main Street
Two Black women, Fannie Walker and Lizzie Blount, quarreled on South Main street last Monday. Walker stabbed Blount with a knife in several places, though none of the wounds were life threatening. Both were jailed and await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Walker
Lizzie Blount
South Main Street
Iast Monthe
Walker
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EMI
Public Square
NSINI
Dave Bogatzky
Abe Bauman
Dave Bogatzky & Co
Star Clothing House
South Columbia News
Nature
W. A. Noyes
Powers Blade
Rochester
N.Y
junelZeow
Parker
Miss Tiding
London
Grippe
Ottos
Cure Ceuta
New Phosphate Company
Tennessee Blue Rock Phosphate, Company
J. A. Jel
Orran
Latif
Wea
Scott
Bowne
George Gray
Alabama
Birmingham
Arbitration Board
Roosevelt Atter Bay
Sr Siby Bre
Washington
Castor
McClure
Als
McClure Pegs Sc
Neal Fin
Whalley
9Th Ave
Ala
McClure Drug Co
Dechare
All Drugs
Columbileo
J. B Roe
Teod’s
Toon
Robt
Bhrg
Bethell
Sdhimatay Ts'nmayé
H.W. Flones
T. J. Odel
Stely
Shosefirano
Staughon
Coleville
St. Louis
Atlantry
Fort Worth
Gale Rock
Shreveport
Draudhor
M. P. Merrill
Masonic Building
John West
Weat & Nichols
Gorcerslink
North Main Streets
A. Sidney Page
Columbia, N. i
Gordon, Wlcnolson & Co
Rutledge & Gordon, General Insurance, Fire, Life and Accident
la Masonic Building
Columbia, Tenn
North Main Atrons
A. Ms. Leach
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