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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1900

Page

2

Remnant Sale Promises Bargains on Dress Goods and More

The notice proclaims a remnant sale with many summer goods to clear out. It highlights dress goods silks wash goods clothing carpets and mattings offered at cut rates from half to four fifths off regular prices.

Barry

Local Carpet Department Showcases New Stock Prices

Daily arrivals of new carpets announced with prices from 12 cents to $1.50 per yard. The department invites customers to visit and view the updated selections.

Bargain Textile Sale Highlights 50 Cent Pant Offer

Local store advertises cheap yardage on imitation torch edge and linen, 84 inch width, with discounts on Amoskeag Gingham and Sea Island fabrics. Includes 50 cent sale on boys wool pants 3 to 16 years, and soft bosom colored shirts offered at bargain prices amid a clearance.

Puia Browon Sea Island

Death's Harvest and Obituaries Across Alabama

Death notices report Mrs. Lizzie Bowen Porter, wife of Dr. Otey J. Porter, dies after typhoid fever at age 26 on Sixth Street, leaving husband and two children James Otey and Mary B.. funeral at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with large turnout. Other items note Luke Pryor’s death in Binanama, Alabama, Rev. Joseph James Pitts’s passing in Tennessee, and scattered regional obituaries reflecting late 19th century local life.

Lizzie Bowen Porter Otey J. Porter Sixth Street Achilles Bowen Due Episcopal Church James Otey Mary B Joseph James Pitts Tennessee Conference Robertson County William Jane Adairville Pitts Michin I

Obituaries Outline Local Deaths Across Giles County

A series of notices report deaths and funeral details in Giles County. W. T. Hadley aged six died at Caner Creek. W. T. Hadley’s burial planned at Sucick Newey burying ground. Winnie Truett dies at 87 near Sawdust Valley. Frank Williams dies of heart trouble at Cathey's Creek. Green Fleming dies after a sun stroke. Marcellus Chambers dies of bilious fever in Mt. Pleasant. J H Donnivant dies in Glendale neighborhood. services held in Lovelock and Shane's Cemetery, interments in Franklin and Nashville indicated.

W. T. Hadley W. T Hadley Hob Caner Creek Lasting Hope Church W. RB. Wailer Frank Williams William Cathey Cathey Green Fleming Cullooka Campbell Station Shane's Cemetery Marcellus Chambers Mt. Pleasant Franklin Chambers J. H. Donnivant Glendale Lovelock Old Lynnyilie Giles County

Mrs Callie Brown Dies at Home Aged 55

Mrs Callie Brown died at her home east of the city on a funny night aged fifty five. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the residence with burial at Rose Hill. Imperial Disc and Smoothing Harrows improved for 10 Bee w Sarrenvieig and Dopson.

Callie Brown Rose Hill Sarrenvieig & Dopson

Mark Hanna Chooses W W Gibbs as Treasurer

Mark Hanna appoints W W Gibbs president of the American Phosphate Company as Treasurer of the Republican National Campaign Fund. Gibbs, a Philadelphia heiress, reportedly holds a private fortune above ten million dollars and has extensive phosphate holdings in Mt Pleasant. He rose from county merchant to wealth, faced 1882 stock crashes, and rebuilt his fortune.

Mark Hanna Piwasasy Tenn W. W. Gibbs American Phosphate Company Republican National Campaire Fund Mr. Gibbs Philadelphia Milllion Adilars Itaif bin Sult Grbos Mt. Plessant

Ogj Ordinance Bans Cocaine Sales In City

The City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of cocaine and the rifling of prescriptions using cocaine and its ingredients. An editorial note mentions Hawkins Disc Plows and J P Staxner Co seeking wheat, while Columbia Mill advertises limited sacks. A district officer candidate TW Rail in the first district was omitted from the list but received 83 votes.

Hvarsvi Lur Ala Columbia Mill & Elevator Co Rail Magliateate

Arabian bores offer at Summer town display

Experiments in Hawaii test a new leprosy care derived from a Venezuelan shrub under Dr. Carmichael at the United States Marine Hospital. Washington directs continued trials to gauge effectiveness. The ad notes a 75.00 purchase price and location details in Waterbury Connecticut.

Hawaii

Busy County Notes Parade Local Happenings

Mt. Pleasant resident Miss Kittie Stewart visits Primm's Springs while Mr Sumner Armstrong visits his mother on the Banta Fe pike. Local guests include Mrs. Hardy Brown of Birmingham and Miss Edna Leigh Pery returning to Florence.

Kittie Stewart Mt. Pleasant Primm's Springs Penny Pictures Young's Sumner Armatrong Hardy Brown Birmingham W. Warfield Frank Lander, Jr Juna Eran Jeos Warfield Pattie Denton Springfield Thonywoo Lighyville Lighent J.P. Bramer & Oo Ui Bessie Scott Baugoss Jim H. Moore Clover Croft Nashville Tenn Edna Leigh Pery Florence Als Rebecca Dobbing Waxrub West End Ly Honack Rainey Reece

Racket sale offer cuts on ladies oxfords and men’s oxfords

An advertisement touts deep discounts on ladies Oxfords and Strap Bendala in black and tan with sizes 3 to 7, plus 65 pairs in varied sizes. It promotes former $1.60 leader prices now at $1.00 per pair and notes closing out men’s oxfords in tan and black at low prices, sizes 6 to 10.

Weather Necessities and Household Goods On Sale

Annex lists a wide range of weather and home items including rubber goods, fly paper, brushes, Japanese lanterns and napkins, ice shaves, preserving kettles, sprinklers, window brushes, water buckets, and cotton mops. Also advertised is a patent adjustable window awning priced at 300 dollars.

White Mountain Arctic Queen Herve

Campbell Station man injured by wagon wheel in runaway incident

Groves Martin of Campbell Station was trying to stop a runaway mule team when a wagon wheel struck him, bruising him. A later note mentions Moline Disc Plows as winners and other local items including a horse sale description and a governor grant of respite in a Warren case.

Cullaoka Trnn Groves Martin Campbell Station

Blue and Gray to hold Henryville basket picnic

The Blue and Gray veterans will host a basket picnic at Henryville on Saturday. The program includes recitations, readings and music, with dinner served on the grounds. Everyone is invited.

Henryville

Democratic Nominees Bryan Stevenson Train Arrives in Indianapolis

The Chicago County Democracy organized a twelve coach train carrying Mr Bryan and J Stevenson to Indianapolis to be officially notified of their nominations for president and vice president. Press and supporters filled the rear coach as the party met a large reception in Lafayette and Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Ind Mr. Bryan J. Stevenson Democratic Party Chicago Meiers Bryan Stevenson Lafayette Locianapolis

Adjutant General Lamb Resigns From State Post

Nashville Aug 7 Gen H C Lamb Adjutant General of the State tenders his resignation to Gen McMillin to take effect as soon as his successor is named. No reason given though resignation was expected. Reports say he faces nervous trouble amid accusations of intemperance, which friends deny as groundless.

Nashville Ang Horton Lambo Gen. McMillin Gen Lamb

Unclear OCR Health Ad Mentions Kidney and Constipation Remedies

The readable text fragment references kidneys and a dubious cure for constipation. It mimics an old time medical ad suggesting a candy cathartic and mentions self help and refunds. Names and exact products are obscured by garbled OCR.

Election in Alabama yields Democratic landslide victory

Turmingham reports a general election in Alabama with a large Democratic majority led by Governor-elect Wm J Samford of Lee county. Republicans Populists and Prohibitionists fielded tickets but early returns favor Democrats, who also gain several assembly seats. The 133 member legislature could see about 12 GOP and Populist members.

Turmingham Ala General Assembly Alabama Wm. J. Samford Lee County

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Maury Dry Goods Co J. A. Titcomb Columbia T. A. Wallace Wholesale and Jos. T. Meadors Woldridge Building Columbia, Tenn Citizens’ Telephone No Medlo W. M. Biddle Corner High and Eighth Street Novia Tv Gordon & Rutledge Ande All Times Masonie Janis A. Sidney Page Garden Streets Citizens’ Phone Frierson & Tucker Retile Continental Seventh Street Colamtia Tenn Apl Robt. Berg Colombia South Africa Luke Pryor Binainanam United States Congress Athens Pryor United States Senate Houston Senator Pryor Senator Petua W. R. Shelton Henano J. J. Pitts Mr. Pac South High Street Key Dol Sucick Newey Burying Ground Mra Winnie Truett Mm. K. G. Lyne Sawdust Valley Mrs MR. W. W. Gibbs Surreys Coowumbia Sarrervikey & Donen, T J.P. Staxnr & Co Summertown Ene Adedrems Moouina Waterbury Conn E. Main St Lela Birdie Hight Diana Crews J. P. Sener & Co Lula Armstrong Thurston Neele Osborne Columbia Mowers J.P. Steeer & Co Effie Anderson Carter's Crees McKennon Anderson & Foster J. P. Graham Loneymoun Toba Monteagle Cul Jooka Graham Culeoka Academy Capital J.P. Street & Co Felix McGauhey Spring Hill J.P. Spacer & Co W. Gunt T. We Sarresvieny & Donson Religious News B. D. Kennedy Brick Church W. A. Provine First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mt. Nebo Friendship Richland Botherda Kedron Blaton Eixient Spriegs Smyrna Dinne Lynaville Certor's Taylor's Sepber Tigre Vieasent Valley Septem- Trinity Peer Ices R. Persies ANNEX F. Swansburg J. P. Steeer & Co Nasaviton Dillard Warren Woodbury McMuillin Thettorneys Warren Strayen BE. C. Alexander Bethesda Tennit Joe Paar Seo Sarrrariccn Dougie Landreth W. P. Woldridge West & Nichols Undertakers Metalio Barial Rte Telepone John West Bell Te’ Ees BR Nichols Main and Sixth Streets Jones & Vaughan Citizen's Eadly H.C. Lamb India Euurope Lord Kitchener Mahdiem Kimberley
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