Large Sale of Remnants in Wool and Bilk Fabrics
A local sale advertises big lots of remnants in wool and bilk at reduced prices. Shoppers are urged to visit for half price deals on assorted lengths and fabrics.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
2
Removal Sale Priced Suits and Carpet Specials
Removal sale offers men suits from 4.95 to 8.50 with options around 50 items and sizes 810 and 12.00. Men’s suits include selections worth 7.00 to 8.50 at 3.95. Boys suits and knicker pants offered from 1.95 to 3.90 with patterns in all wool carpet at five patterns.
Local political notices and historical relic tale in Maury county
The issue announces Gabe K Houser as a Trustee candidate and Esquire Gordon for County Judge in Maury County with Democratic primary April 5. It notes Sanders as a County Judge candidate and highlights a 1776 hymn book relic sent to Charleston Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Medical College
University of Tennessee
Gabe K. Houser
Houser
Columbia
Citiens
Gordon
Joe A. Oakes
Cliz
Little
Wilson
South Carolina
James A. Sanders
Maury County
Sanders
Kay
Local Notes Highlight Youth, Industry, and Travel
The column reports on small goods for sale at Young's, upcoming pencil factory readiness at Bally Hill, and numerous local movements. J B Scott and family depart for Texas. May Younger returns from Oklahoma. J T McGormick named Rockdale furnace superintendent. Various residents travel, visit, or recover, with mixed health updates and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Bally Hill
J. B. Scott
Texas
Dinning
J. T. McGormick
Mt. Pleasant
Rockdale Furnace
W. V. Tankersley
Mies Ayala Brown
Isom
Grenada
Weldon Oliver
Groveland
Lawrenceburg
Carl
Mies Kate Kennedy
Witt
Olliehoma
Meesra
James Thomas
M. J. Armitage
Smith
Flo Fleming
Columbia
Cullooka
Thomson's Station
Tenn
Franklin
Ae A. Murphy
Misson
Charlie Davis
Bease Kennon
Andie Denton
Glendale
Arimiliina Cook
Wat Coole
Unprecedented Bill Seeks Confederate Leader Retired Status
Senator Morgan of Alabama proposes placing Gen James Longstreet on the retired list with major rank and pay, though he did not serve in the regular army. The measure parallels actions granting Fitzhugh Lee and others, tied to Civil War and later federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Alabama
James Longstreet
Adiatinga Lariel
Joe Wheeler
Lars
Ang
Congress
Fitzhugh Lee
Longstreet
Insurance on Gray barn totals 7200 after Tuesday fire
Wr. Grays Insurance records show John M. Gray carried 7200 in policies on his barn that burned Tuesday night. The policies were handled by Nashville agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gray
Nashville
INO
Robbers Hit Carter's Creek Commissary
Thieves broke into the Carter's Creek commissary a few nights ago and stole trousers and shoes valued around $15. Officers have no leads on the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter's Creek
Fire destroys Caldwell Bros hay and straw storage building
A furnace blaze Monday evening destroyed a building owned by the I. Barker estate and used by Caldwell Bros to store hay and straw. Over 2 000 bales burned despite water on the scene. insured for 1 000 dollars, but loss exceeds that by several hundred. The fire, likely started by an accidentally dropped match, swept quickly aided by a strong wind. The structure housed about 2 000 bales of hay and straw and was used for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Bros
Mp Spee
I. Barker
J. Hal
A. O. P. Nicholson
New York
Gordon & Towler
Sowell seeks Attorney General post in 11th District endorsement
H B Sowell Lawrenceburg attorney runs for Attorney General to succeed Frank Boyd. He cites 21 years in practice and broad Democratic backing, with several Lawrence County bar members endorsing him while noting two exceptions. Lowell urges Democratic support and pledges duty if elected. Ad from Satterfield & ty promotes American Wire Fence with large stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Frank Boyd
Lawrenceburg
Law Carton
11Th Judicial Dist
Tennessee
H. B. Sowell
Sowell
Lawrence County
Obert B. Williams
H. D. Derrick
M. Cannon
J. W. Griswell
H. McKey
D. Burch
L. Mino Bentley
D. E. Craig
H. B. Lowell
Real estate transfers across districts and wards listed
A list of property conveyances includes Maggie Vestal to Levi McMuen gifting 333 acres in the 19th district and numerous other transfers: 54.27 acres in the 20th district for 31,560 dollars to T. K. Watson. 750 acres in the 14th district. 314 acres in the 24th district for 372.67 dollars to Mrs Elizabeth Thoms et al. 1.3 interest in 120 acres in the 7th district for 8720 dollars. multiple 7th district parcels to Cheek, Walker, Hall, and others. 44 interest in a 4th ward house and lot. 20 acres in the 25th district for 726 dollars. Mt. Pleasant house and lot transfers. 80 acres in the 3rd district for 1,200 dollars. 7th district house and lot for 150 dollars. 2 lots in the 3rd ward for 182 465 40 dollars. and transfers involving Maury and Hickman counties to Charleston S. C. Mining & Manufacturing Co. and related entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Vestal
Levi McMuen
M. R. Buchanan
T. K. Watson
Flora Lt. Harlan
Geo. P. Webster
W. H. Watson
Elizabeth Thoms
Capbell
W. E. Pooley
A. F
4Th Ward
A. L. Thomas
A. H. Moore
Tom Smith Tod
T Wathh
Mt. Pleasant
J.T. Neil
T. B. Fleming
Charlie Rowe
Red D
Civil Service Probe Finds No Charges Against Postmaster
Special Agent J J Kemp of the U S Civil Service Commission arrived in Columbia to review complaints about civil service at the local board. He said no charges exist against Postmaster Fariss and left after completing the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kemp
United States Civil Service Commissing
Nashville
Sovers
Columbia
Herald
Washington
H. F. Furies
Bethell House
Faris
Fariss
Kemp
Herald Eere
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Messrs
Sumner Armstrong
Hugh Turis
Neill Hughes
Hugh Fariss
Insurance Board Aims New City Property Rating
Mr. J. B. Gray of Louisville arrives representing the Board of Underwriters of Kentucky and Tennessee. He surveys local property for a new rating and notes heavy insurer losses may lead to rating waivers, per insurance circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gray
Louisville
Board of Underwriters
Kentucky
Tennessee
Seeds and field crops offered by Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Farmers advised to visit Columbia Mercantile Storage Co for the best selection of pert vats black oats and field peas. The firm proclaims leadership in all classes of field needs and invites buyers to compare before purchasing seeds for the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Road Commissioners Elected by County Court
The district road commissioners elected by the County Court Monday were listed as Ty Horace McKnight J Kennedy W N Murphy Andrews J Morgan John Gant Jr J W Brown J Nelson W A Irwin John Hight John Foster J J Pogue Dan Galloway T C Harris R G Mullins R Gooch G W Mahon John Carr J A Sanders Will Stephenson J T Jones R J Peay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Horace McKnight
J. Kennedy
W.N. Murphy
Andrews
J. Morgan
M. Ca
John Gant, Jr
J. W Brown
J. ©. Nelson
W. A. Irwin
John Hight
John Foster
J. J. Pogue
Dan Galloway
T. C. Harris
R.G. Mullins
R.gooch
G. W. Mahon
Ee John Carr
J. A. Sanders
Will Stephenson
J. T. Jones
R. J. Peay
Inventor Seeks Buyers for Mail Suck Holder Patent
Wallace Usse of Columbia invented a mail rack for railroad mail cranes. George W. Nichols bought half interest, secured a patent, and Nichols and Unsery received 19 offers. A Chicago firm offered $5000 in cash yesterday, now under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Usse
Columbia
Geo. W. Nichols
Messrs. Nichols and Unsery
Chicago
Local Retail Ad Promotes Linen Goods and Household Items
The advertisement lists a wide assortment at Crest Columbia store including notions stationary blank books and paper goods. It promotes corsets linen towels table linens doilies napkins counterpanes lace curtains and various garments for Misses and Ladies with prices and seasonal items plus coal hods shovels galvanized ware and wall paper shipments arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
BLUM
Ilkinds
Live Stock Notes Highlight Mules and Hog Shipments
Stock Yard shipments feature Houston Thomas and ann Allen sending one car of hogs each to Louisville. J Howard ships one car mules to Wickebury Mississippi and another to Eatow Alabama. A B Griffith nets one car mules to Opelika Alabama. Mules market strengthens with multiple buyers and notable loads from Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama. Local firms and buyers conclude deals on horses mules and coaches around Selma Tenn and Manly County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Thomas
Louisville
Ann Allen
J. Howard
Wickebury Miss
Eatow
Ala
A. B. Griffith
Opelika
W. B. Burnett
Tennessee River
Charley Wright
West Tennessee
Patton Whittaker
Kentucky
M. ’. Walker
Alabama
J. D. Barrows
Judge Hunt Frierson
Willi Burnett Moncay
John Fraser
Selma
Tenn
Harlan & Son
Seed varieties offered for farming including oats millet peas
Farmers urged to obtain Burt Oats White Oats Black Oats and Rust Proof Oats for seed of top quality. Millet stock peas and grass weed available. Store in Columbia sercant to Storage Uo. Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Committee appointed to study court-house needs and cost
Judge Looney names Maj. W. J. Whitthorne chairman with Messia Nelse Woolard Jonas Amis M C G Sampolll and Alex Orr on the committee to report at the April term. Gound Over G B Campbell of Lawrenceburg was tried before U S Commissioner A O P Nichola on a liquor without license charge and bound over to federal court. arrested by W B Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Campbell
Lawrenceburg
United States
A. O. P. Nichola
Campbell
Nty
W. B. Hollis
To Tea Drinkers Delicacy of Flavor Peko Blond Tea
For delicacy of flavor and appeal to the VIP, Peko Blond Tea is unmatched priced at 20 cents per pound. 2006 advertisement in The Druggist notes marriage licenses: Ben Oakley to Ora Gardner, J G McCardias to Minnie Denton, J A Hood to Mina Myrtle Dodson, Wealey Webb to Mins Viola Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Oakley
Ora Gardner
J. G. McCardiass
Minnie Denton
J A. Hood
Mina Myrtle Dodson
Wealey Webb
Mins Viola Hood
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Januiry Clearame Sue
Sea Island
Maury - Dry - Coods - CO
John A.oakes
ROBT
E. Nichols
Oakes & Nichols Funeral Directors
Wr. Gray's Insurance
the Herald
11Th Judicial Circuit
D&wit
Satterfield & Ty
Givil Service
Special Agent
Forias
Harrows & Land Rollers
the Rey
Sarreretety & Donson
Messrs. Nichols and Ussery
At the
Izo Linen
Rchildren
ANNEX
Racket
Swansburg
Proprietor
Grippe
W. P."woldridge
John Wiit
Boris
Rubber Tire Funeral Car
J. H. Denning
Brown Block
Upataire
South Side Gate
Columbia, Tenn
Aly
Robt, Berg
A. J. Morton
East Highth Street
Bell
Herxiss
Mokxiani
Columbian Univers Cumberland Uniesity
Verity
Lebanon
Tenn ,Hopkins & McKnight
Nelson Blow Jandly
A. Sidney Page
West Sixth and Garden Street
Citizens’ Phone
Gordon & Towler, Om
Rutledge & Gordon
General Insurance
Masonic Building
Dr. ©. M. Biddle
Collumela, Tan
Corner High
Eighth Streets
Opies
Houra
Earnest A. Timmons
Public Square
I Diay
Fielden Bros
Weat 7Th St
Waiden
Padgett
Philippine Islands
Ee Padgett
Philippine
el Arenment
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