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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1902

Page

7

Maury County Democratic slate announcements for Aug primary

The notice lists candidates authorized by the Democratic Party for Maury County offices in the Eleventh Judicial District. Names include Walter Bearden for circuit judge, J B Garner for attorney general, Ben Childers for attorney general, Jas A Manders for county judge, W B Gordon for county judge, John T Williamson for county offices, W G Gordon for county judge, John Latta for sheriff, G Newt Pickard for sheriff, A L Emerson for sheriff, Jas Forgey for sheriff, W F Embry for circuit court clerk, Willard P Worley for circuit court clerk, T A Lipscomb for register, Jona G Lutte for re election as keeper, James H Kanon for trustee, GK Houser for treasurer, and AJ L Thomas for county court clerk, all subject to Democratic primary rules on April 5 or April 4 1902.

Bem Sieetinn Thie Kinveath Tennessee Etion Im HI J. B. Garner Eng Lawrence County Eleventh Judicial District Manganee Ben Childers Giles County A. Manders W. B. Gorden HibJec John T. Williamson Comets Weare Esq W. G Gordon John Latta Maury County Newt Pickard Sherif AL. Emerson Stn Eare Jas. Forgey W.F Embry Prils Wwe Willard P. Worley T &. Lipscomb Register Jona G. Lutte Keister James H. Kanon GK. Houser Trosne Subjeco Ajl. Thomas S

Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court

Clerk and Master in Columbia Tennessee issues non resident notice in the Grifith et al vs Hoshears et al case. Defendants named include Tom Griffith Nannie Seath Natallice Griffith Harry Griffith Mrs M J Crutchfield and others, required to appear within three days of the March term and plead or answer. Copy of order to be published for four weeks in the Columbia Herald.

Columbia, Tenn Grifith Et al W. W. Hoshears Tom Grifith Nannie Seath Natallice Griffith Harry Griffith M. J. Crutchfield J. Crutchfield S. A. Krittith Columbia Herald Colansbine McLemore Jan Kaw Wieltors Columbia Teen Charles Claud Broathwait Geneveft The of Tennessee Chancery Court Exparte Colambia Herald AON Akin Tenn Dao J.M. Goodloe J. Goodloe Sitidavit Mra Jenn Tank

Chancery Court Notices in Columbia Tennessee

Clerk and Masters Office announces that Geneve ft, a non resident of Tennessee, must appear in Columbia Chancery Court within three days of the next term and plead to the complainant's bill. Failure to respond will lead to a default, with publication in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.

Local notes from Culleooks and surrounding area

Sunday cold spell described with low fires as a warming measure. Community updates include illnesses, religious services by Rev Hodain and Rev Medillian, visits from Elizabeth King of Lewisburg, and travels of Booker Surser, Miss Sallie Suiser, and Mrs Ella Lenesve. Mr Branch and Dr Fowler mentioned, Plano Machinery sales plans, and Wilson family visiting near the farm.

Elizabeth 1 King Lewisburg Ier Booker Surser Pranklin Sallie Suiser Mia Ella Lenesve Clovercroft Campbell Station Callooka Isiny Franklin Marion Taylor Nashville Sue Keckwell Ie Aline Page Benson Eine Branch Fowler Ballinger Texas Harris J. B. Farmer's Flom Thomas Marshall Co Plano Machinery Company Wilson, Jr Ae | Witan Dan Jesse Tomlinson

Cure All Rheumatism and Catarrh with Botanic Balm Ad

An old newspaper item touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and catarrh promising relief when other remedies fail. It claims to purify blood, reduce bone and joint pain, and stop throat irritation with a free trial offer and prepaid treatment. The notice also reports local social news from Stiveraville dated January 29, including weddings and visits.

Dr. Gillam Mitchell St Atlanta

Tea importers offer wide range and prices for fine blends

Headquarters advertise direct sourcing from large importers with all grades and pricing. Mentioned are Young Hyeon 1 as first tender leaf with a key quality, offered at a dollar per pound, and Pel Blend claimed to be equal in quality. Droggist note appears as stray text.

Hyeon Steod

Old Papers For Sale At Auction Office

Old papers offered for sale at the office of Senne & Co. Advertises paper bundles priced two conte or two contea for two contas with very cheap and good condition noted. Listing appears from Robes street vendor.

Ogee Senne & Go

Brown Guards of Maury County Deploy in Civil War Era

A fragmentary narrative chronicles the Brown Guards, Co G of Maury County Tennessee, formed from Hardin County volunteers after spring 1861. Capt George W Campbell led the unit with Irwin, Nichols, and Dodson among the early officers, detailing rough camp life, marches, and a roster of Maury and Hardin county men who served, some fatally, in campaigns from Virginia to Dalton and Perryville.

Brown Guarda Erwin Hardio i Culombhe Campbell Suime Camppbell Irwin Brown Guards Erwin Wee Hardin County Maury County Brown Boards Duck River Carter's Creek Mra Brown Spring Hil Kit Hadley Allan Nichols Raleigh P. Dodson Raleigh Daniel Adama Neds Joe Foster Charlie Nichols Jim Sanders Moses Bill Tucker Ross Covey Russell Sidney Lin County Loose Mathews Monroe Dawson Jim Stampa Valentine Thad Alexander Bart Johnson Ollerson Virginia Nicodens West Vestal Greensboro North Carolina Manry County Daniel Adams Load Alesxander la Vergne Tenn van Akin Connor Akin Dalloo Atlanta Frank Akin Walter Akin Jim Anderson Arkansas Lingh Bullock Missssiopi Albert Chappell Georgia Jim Cook West Tennessee Wee Cook Raleign P. Dedaon Columbia Monroe Vawson Mike Dillon James T. Davie Dee Foster Jim Foster Hawkinsville Bob Foster Jack Fitzgerald Perryyike Morgan Fitzgerald Bey Kate Mauer Thompso Miller Will Miller Tom Montgomery Henry Montgomer Water Valley Pat Murphy Frankling Charlie Neis Dutch Nichols Flem Newcomb John Owen Brant Owen Ed Pope John Powell Ed Russell Dolin Riggs Springfield Bob Riggs Bill Rowntree Texas Charlie Rountree Ab Reeves Jerry Sullivan Nashville Tom Shaw Rat Shaw N. B. Sheppard Geo. Smith Ben Smith Mallard Wash Sanders DeKalb Jim Stamps Maury Monroe Tucker Eb Turoor Williamson County White Santa Fe Henderson Vestal Perryville Veetal Bill Taylor Aberdeen Mias Monroe John Taylor Hay Taylor Knob B. Anderson Buck Boyd Bill Browntn W. Ross Covey Cullooka L. E Covey Union City

Unclear historic Perryville names and deaths reported

Fragmentary OCR notes list Perryville related incidents and deaths including mentions of Willd at Percyeille Cire and Morfreestern. Names such as Tom Smith, Reed, Stout, Swot, Hardin and others appear amid scattered places like Perryville, Port Maer and Avene R. Swot.

Jonew Percyeille Cire Lasens Neimg Perryville Wim Sediess Apric Jon Reed Percyrille Emi Morfreestern Tom Smith Aes Kw. Stout Lease Stoot Avene R Hardin

Deaths in Columbia area recall sorrowful losses

A series of obituaries from Columbia and surrounding areas note deaths and funeral details. Mrs. Charles N. Burch, of Louisville, dies after illness leaving husband and two children Lucia and Duncan Cooper. Jane Hoffman dies at 74 after paralysis, funeral at Courtright residence with Rose Hill interment. George McFall and Miss Emma McFall mourned, with funeral at Zion Church. Mrs. Allison Blackburn dies of paralysis near Columbia, funeral at Brick Church cemetery. John W. Alexander dies at Spring Hill, age about 55, funeral at Methodist Church. Mrs. James Thomas dies on Knob Creek. infant and husband mourned at Rose Hill. Gertrous Van Gby dies near Williamsport at 27. services at Williniaport. Mrs. Caviner and Mrs. McAdams die within an hour in Lewisburg. both buried at Head Springs Cemetery. Mr. Owen Brashear’s mother dies in Midway. condolences pour in. John Irvine passes away near Dark’s Mill aged 68 with burial planned.

Charles N. Burch Ita Bloy Cooper Burch N. Burch Louisville Burch Kiam S. Fleming Columbia Lucia Duncan Cooper Society of Columbia Jane Hoffman Grant Courtright Courtright A. P. McFerrin Rose Hill Messrs Rush Gresham Ugene Ritter Will Keaton Eugene Anderson Joe M. Tucker Will Small Mr. Wilman Hampshire Pike Pheumonia Zion Church Py Hawes Zion Cemetery Mary Emma McFall Messie George and Spence McFall Allison Biackpnrn Rutherford Creek LC. Green Blackburn Odil Spring Hill Will Blair Joseph W. Alexander At Spring Hill Charley Alexander Texas Joe Alexander Mt. Pleasant Marcus Alexander Kelley Alexander Methodist Church James Thomas Knob Creek Lewisburg John Caviner Fourth District W. R. McAdams

Deceased Brother of Irvine Family Not Married, Aged In County Cemetery

The deceased person lived at the old Irvine home-place and was never married. He was a brother of William T Irvine, now deceased, andGeorge Irvine, both of the county.

Irvine Willian T, Irvine George Irvine

Real estate transfers list shows multiple county deeds

Real estate transfers record numerous transactions across districts including E Wilkes to BE Park for land in 11th district priced at 90 dollars and Scott et ux to Sallie Stephenson for 2 acres in the South district at 125 dollars. Other entries include J HL Fuassell to W B Greenlaw for 2 lots in Ledward at 29 dollars and G W Hayes to Florence A Fleming for a lot in the 2nd Ward at 4750 dollars. Continuous entries note exchanges among Sellers et ux and Gor don, Shaw to Renfro, Suttle to Dose, and Williams heirs with varying acreage and prices.

E.©. Wilkes Park Scott Sallie Stephenson J. HL. Fuasell W. B. Greenlaw Ledward

West End Burglar Alarm Spurs Perp to Flee

A burglar tried to enter the home of Rev. Geo. Hayes in West End Monday night. Hayes heard the noise from a broken window and scared the intruder away.

Rev. Geo. Hayes West End Mr. Hayes

Fountain and Bribe 8 Headquarters Ad for Robber Goods

A fragment lists hot water bottles air pillows and other Robber Goods under a two-quart fountain with hard rubber pipes. Mentions Raina The Drogglat and an odd machine in an unclear notice.

Des Poe Raina

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