Pleasant MLO Church revival ends. marriages and notices reported
The Pleasant MLO Church revival closes after twelve days with about twenty confessions and eleven petitions. The community notes a wedding at Campbell's Station, sympathy for Mrs. Tucker after a fire, and local sickness. Also reported are school openings at Oakview, a protracted meeting planned for October, and sorghum making progress with heavy loads on wagons uphill. An editorial extols digestive health remedies by Dr. Pierce, promising improved health and mental clarity.
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Fendrix
Mampbell
Mies Neal Andrewa
Marrie
W. Andrews
Bay
Crate
Tucker
Ben Rochett
Hickman
Hickman Estinity Began School At Oakview Last Monay
Wm. Spivy
Campbell
Staton
Philadelphia
J. Brown
Mitchell
Maggie Gilliam
Susie Dixson
Messrs. Acres
Walter Kelley
Lew Reece
Hickman County
Vranda B Tanner
Snow Bridge Delays In Completion and Local Notices
Snow hindered work on the bridge soon after September. Rev S H Polk and family attended Presbytery then visited relatives in Cornersville returning to their home. Mrs Sarah White spent time with her daughter Annie. Belinda G Bridgeforth died September 4 after a fever following a chill. Minnie McClanahan, her daughter, expresses sorrow and remembrance.
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S .H. Polk
Cerena Susan
Sam
Lake Cook
Concord
Cornersville
Sarah White
Annie
Belinda G. Bridgeforth
B. F.mcclanahan
Minnie McUlanahan
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Wreath for Ruskin
The column touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $100 reward for cures. It also notes John Ruskin's grave at Coniston to get a rune cross designed by his biographer W. Collingwood. Additional items report glass blowing by machinery in New Jersey and a color screen for star images at the U S Naval Observatory.
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Hall
Delhi
Ue Ny
Cheney & CO
Inez
London Graphic
John Ruskin
Conisto
W. Collingwood
Collingwood
Ruskin
New Jersey
United States Naval Observatory
T. J. J. Lee
George H. Peters
Observatory
Guessing contest offered by Herald rewards near miss on Maury vote
The Herald announces a guessing contest to estimate Maury county votes for Governor in 1900. Past totals show 6 637 in 1896 and 3 388 in 1898, with prizes glimpsed in Dobbins and Ewing's show window. No purchase required. results depend on closest guess to election day total.
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Maury County
Herato Company
Absolute fairness contest offers dollar guess for Herald furniture
The Herald invites Daily and Weekly subscribers and non-subscribers to pay a dollar for a Boat A guess. Early guessers in the Phaeton contest tended to be closer to the mark. Pay or renew, reduce debt, and possibly win a handsome new Furniture piece, displayed at Dobbins & Ewing's window.
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Herald
Dobbins & Ewing
Electric traction expands through Italian mountain rail lines
In the Italian mountains eighty three miles of steam lines are being converted to electric traction. Smaller mountain routes see growing electric use with plans for hundreds of additional miles under consideration. The Pickett Buchanan Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy erected a monument to Rev. Father Abram J. Ryan, famed as the port priest of the Confederacy.
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Heckic Traction
Italy
Teet
Confederacy
Pickett Buchanan Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Abram J. Ryan
The
Ladies Fine Shoes Offer Wide Range in Columbia
Ladies' Fine Shoes presents a broad collection in street boots walking shoes and dress options. Men’s Edwin Clapp footwear highlighted with a large lineup of $3.50 and $2.50 shoes, promising quality in all leather types and styles.
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Columbia
Edwin Clapp Fine
Market Report From TN Grain and Provision Prices
The report lists Chicago closing quotations for grain and provisions, including wheat futures for October through December, mixed cattle and hog prices across Missouri and Texas markets, and Western stocker and calf values. Cotton middling quotes and New York money markets are noted, with futures and exchange rates summarized for the period ending in October.
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Met
Gormectober
Sige Yembur
Atic
Aa Beyagike
Ye Yemper
Ork
Eclectic Sebonte and the Eclectics Across Education
Educational statistics show six eclectic schools in the United States last year with 147 io structura and 53 percent students, mainly located in Massachusetts. The Eclectica were ancient philosophers who selected good ideas from various sources without sect allegiance. The name also applied to a Christian sect aligning Plato’s doctrine with Christianity.
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Eclectic Sebonte
United States
Iostructura
Wchoels
Massachusetts
Eclectica
Waa
Wonders of the albatross and the global dollar tale
A shipboard albatross scene recalls Coleridge as the great bird sails the winds while watchers note its motionless precision and gentle presence. The article then traces the dollar from Spanish roots to American coinage, linking terms like thaler and sterling to medieval trade and the Baltic Hanse merchants. It closes with a summary of 19th century sphere of influence moves in China, naming Port Arthur, Talienwan, Wei-Hai-Wei, and Kwantung wan.
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Coleridge
Congress
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Steel Yard
London
Baltic
Russia
Foachim Isthal
Charles V
Germany
Spain
Spanish America
China
Kian- Chau
Shantaung
Port Arthur
Talienwan
Tallenwan
Great Britain
Ruesia
Kwang Thad-Wan Bay
Tien-Chau Penhati
Notable French Surgeon Senator Pozzi and Other Vignettes
Brillant French Duellint Dr Pozzi, a leading Paris surgeon and senator born October 2, 1846, is prominent in society and politics. he joined the Academy of Medicine in 1896. The piece notes a Montreal printing claim by Franklin in 1776 and Frankin vault restoration, Dr Patton quips on prohibition corkscrews, and James A Page of Dwight Grammar School nearing the fiftieth anniversary of his election as master.
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Derilers
Ths
Bergerac
Dordogne
The
Academy of Medicine
Montreals
Montreal
Benjamin Franklin
Chateau de Ramezay
Canada
Franklin
Patton
Princeton University
Princeton
Philadelphia Post
James A. Page
Dwight Grammar School For
Boston
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