Over the County Notary Public blanks to sale and local moves
Notary Public blanks are for sale as the item notes Mr G L Hunter of Match sold his farm to Mr E B Hardieon and plans to move to Verona Marshall Co Boon. E B Passmore and family left for Ardmoe Indian Territory to settle. Smith Thomas returns from Indiana after a racing season. Ben Harris arrested a colored man on pistol carrying and assault charges. Attendees at the Zion Presbytery include Rev J B Green Dr T A Wharton W S Fleming and several Mrs and Miss Carpenter. Marvin Cook of Santa Fe leaves for Nashville to resume studies at Vanderbilt University. Valentino crafts stage sweet gum Florida fruit gum and peach roll advertised. trade by J A Sloan & Co.
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G. L. Hunter
Match
E. B. Hardieon
Verona
Marshall Co
Boon
E. B. Passmore
Ardmoe
Indian Territory
Smith Thomas
Indiana
Ben Harris
Mr. Pleasant
Taraday
Marvin Cook
Santa Fe
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Ministry
Valentino
Florida
Wtt
J. A. Sloan & Co
Columbia Presbytery Meets at Zion Church
Columbia Presbytery of the Presbyterian church convened at Zion church Tuesday evening with W. S. Fleming as delegate from the First Presbyterian church and accompanied by Rev T A Wharton. The business of the Presbytery was taken up Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Presbytery
The
Presbyterian Church
Zion Church
W. S. Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
Zion
T. A. Wharton
Prebbytery
House Repairs and Household Goods Ad From J B Rees
A late 19th or early 20th century style ad promotes tin roof repairs and gutter installation by skilled workmen at prices comparable to interior work. It also offers a store with ranges, kitchenware, enamelware, and other dining room items at unusually low prices. The ad cites J B Rees as the vendor with a dated reference 19-e00-Bt-dew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rees
Judge Holding Delivers Strong Grand Jury Charge
Circuit Court update shows Judge Holding delivering a forceful charge to the grand jury. Cases noted include Tomlinson vs Howell proceeding without trial and Black vs Wallace settled in favor of the plaintiff. Mayor and Aldermen of Columbia case Tom O Neal continued to Saturday. Whiskey case noted. W. H. Willis vs L N Ry Co postponed to the 28th. Grand jury lists include Fitzgerald as foreman and multiple jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Waliner
Tomlinson
Howell
Jones
K. C. Fitzgerald
AN. Gibson
J. le Guest
J. D
B. P. Metjaw
M. &.Corry
Will McKee
James Dobbson
Roddy
W.T. Nichols
W. T. Runmage
T. H. Richardson
Jno
Roex Dodson
Oakes Severely Injured After Fall From Porch Roof
W J Oakes suffered a broken collar bone and severe nervous shock after falling fifteen feet from a dormer window to a porch roof at the Parrish home near Dark's mill at noon Tuesday. Dr. Pillow attended him. by two o'clock his pulse was weak and he remained confned to his home with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakes
James J. Parrish
Dark’s Mill
Oakes
Parrish
Pillow
Seeds on hand for Field and Orchard Grass sowing
Field seeds Timothy Red Top Bine and Orchard Grass should be sown now. See ye for prices. Satterfield & Dodson offer these agricultural seeds with current pricing and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Satterfield & Dodson
Joint Methodist Publishing House Arrangements Completed
Nashville leaders claim success in forming a Shanghai publishing house with Northern and Southern Methodist Churches. John B. Ransom becomes treasurer, Dr. Collins Denny secretary, Dr. William Eaton president. Charter in New York sets 100000 capitalization, split evenly by the two churches. Machinery and equipment to be purchased and shipped once ready. Joe Morgan is en route back to Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Denny
John B. Ransom
Nashville
New York
Shanghai
China
Joe Morgan
Southern Committee
Churc
Wwor
Shanghai House
John B. Rarsom
William Eaton
Northern Church
For Sale Second Hand Engines Traction Units At Low Prices
For Sale. Second Hand Engines one 10 Horse Traction one 13 Horse Traction one 16 Horse Traction Air Nichols & Shepard Rebuilt Prices very low Ingender Satterfield & Dodson Columbia Presbytery The Presbytery of the Columbia District was in session at Zion church with delegates including ministers R S Brows W A Cleveland J G Green J C Hardin T A Hardin Boring Hill P Hawes Zion Johnson Fayetteville M S Kennedy Pulaski W J McMillan Lewis Co T A Wharton J S Wood Marshall Co Hiders J W Young H M Bug W S Flemming S Lewis J L Henderson B J Boya Lewis Pickard T B Wade J F Darnell Jas Hines H S Mayes Rev J B Green Moderator Rev Marion Kennedy preached a strong sermon and business was held in the afternoon. A basket dinner followed. Visitors included Mrs Mark Kennedy widow of the late Rev Mark Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Nichols & Shepard
Ingender Satterfield & Dodson
Presbytery of the
Columbia District
Zion Church
R. S. Brows
Lynn
W. A. Cleveland
Mt. Pleasant
W. J. Frierson
Frierson
J. G. Green
Columbia
J. C. Hardin
T. A. Hardin
Boring Hill
P. Hawes
Zion
Johnson
Fayetteville
M.S. Kennedy
Pulaski
W. J. McMillan
Lewis
Mark Kennedy
Nashville to Lewisburg Electric Line Survey Completed
The survey for a proposed electric line from Nashville to Lewisburg is finished. Robert L. Lund led the surveying party and has returned to Asheville. Prof. U S Brown oversees the survey and will report to promoters in a few days. The route starts at Nashville’s corporate limit and runs along the Nolensville Turnpike via Nolensville, Triune, Chappel Hill, and other Williamson and Manry County locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Lewisburg
Robert L. Lund
Enjneer
Ashville
U.S. Brown
Nolensville
Triune
Chappel Hill
Williamson
Manry
Uncle Sam Takes a Hand on Buggies Trade Drive
August Satterfield & Dodson urge buyers to stock down for 1903 trade and promise savings if purchased now. Washington dispatch notes Secretary Woody receiving a Panama cable from Commander McSwan about obstructions on the canal railway and soldiers removing barriers to keep trains moving. no revolutionists seen though rumors persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson
Washington
Woody
State Department
McSwan
Cincinnati
Colon
Panama
Potter
Ranger
Live Stock Notes. Cook Bros Buy Bay Mare Tuesday
Cook Bros, depot liverymen, purchased a fancy bay mare named Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Bros
Striking Sermons at Local Churches This Sunday
Rev A P McWerrin at First Methodist delivered two strong sermons. Vanderbilt’s Dr Collins Denny offered powerful preaching at the First Presbyterian. Soloists Miss Willama of Nashville and Miss Smith of Denver performed delightful solos at morning and Mrs C A Forgey sang at evening. St Peters Church featured Rev W B Capore preaching on Dives and Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. McWerrin
First Methodist Church
Gray
Collins Denny
Vanderbilt University
First Presbyterian Church
Willama
Nashville
Lillian
Leni B. Smith
Miss Smith
Denver
Colorado
Carrie Alexander
Mra. C. A. Forgey
W. B. Capore
St. Peter's Church
Dives and Lazarus
Copper Found in Lawrence County Mine Lands
Lawrenceburg Tennessee September 16 W R Smith owner of mineral lands reports ore samples yielding 3a percent copper He cites more valuable ore on his lands to be tested soon and says Lawrence County could attract capital to develop its rich mineral resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
W. R. Smith
Thousand Converts Slain by Boxers in China Province
A Pekin dispatch reports that between 200 and 1,000 converts were killed by boxers in the Sze ven province. Also noted is a marriage license: Arthur Leftwich to Miss Myrtle Poonington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Orca Ica
Szeven
Arthur Leftwich
Myrtle Poonington
Speaker Henderson declines Iowa Congress nomination
Dubuque Iowa Sept 16 Speaker Henderson finds his views on tax cut policy not in accord with many in his party and today declines the nomination for Congress and withdraws from the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Is
Hoenderson
Iowa
Congress
The Sick. Mrs Will Ellett on the Atok List
Mrs Will Ellett remains on the atok list amid ongoing local health and social notices as readers await further updates on illness status and community welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Will Ellett
Atok
Bargain Rack Offers Wide Cheap School Supplies
A local store advertises heavy reductions on straw hats mosquito netting summer robes and a broad array of school goods including tablets crepe paper slates pencils ink and pencils with prices from a few cents to a dollar plus hammocks window shades and wall paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palimer
Mencen
Littles Ile
Fie
Columbia Furniture Company Assigns Deed of Trust
The Columba Furniture Co. with store rooms on the public square made a deed of trust Tuesday afternoon naming W. B. Turner as trustee. The assets cover stock and firm accounts with liabilities about 2.50 distributed among over forty creditors. The Farmers & Merchants Bank is the chief creditor with a 8600 claim. other creditors include Phoenix Bank 100, Greenfield Talbert Furniture Co. 2k7, Montgomery Furniture Co. 150, Dobbins & Ewing 157.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba Furniture Co
W. B. Turner
Anseta
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Phoenix Bank
Greenfield Talbert Furniture
Montgomery Furniture Co
Dobbins & Ewing
Record cattle receipts at Kansas City hit new highs
Kansas City stock yards tally receipts surpassing 30,000 cattle, closing at 31,650 head. Cattle are thin from range regions in Kansas and Texas Panhandle, with native steers averaging 1,206 pounds selling at a record 8.75 per hundredweight. Cattle handled by C. O. Slaughter of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Panhandle
Texas
C. O. Slaughter
Dallas
Vendome Stock Company Opens Nashville Season With Applause
The Vendome Stock Company opened the Nashville amusement season to a full house and strong audience enthusiasm. Cast includes last season favorites and notable specialties, with strong praise for individual performances and the American Vitograph feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Temperance victory sparks hope in Lagora Ark
In Lagora Arkansas Sept 15 the Eastor Herald reports a temperance victory with whiskey selling banned and crime seen to drop. Newly elected Sheriff Joan A Lovewell vows action against blind tigers while noting the tragic train shooting near Osceola and broader social harms from drink fostering poverty and vice. Arkansas boasts natural resources including pearl rivers white river boat traffic phosphate and a rising prospect of development.
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Lagora
Ark
Eastor
Temperance
Joan A. Lovewell
Osceola
Missisippi County
Fisehr
Eugene Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Fisher
Hughes
Taylor
Tachady
State's Lumber Co
Haynes
Baldy" Taylor
Drs
Arkansas
White River
Tennessee
Messrs
C. E. Butler
John P. Cowan
Warfaree
Shelbyville
J Stock
Bloodless shooting affray on South Main ends with arrest
On South Main Street a bloodless shooting affray occurred involving Frances Stone and Brinkley Walker. Stones were thrown, a shot was fired but did not hit Walker, who then entered a nearby saloon and fired twice without effect. Stone was taken in after failing to post bond, while Walker faced a $1,000 bond awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Frances Stone
Brinkley Walker
Nerge
Walker
Stone
Young Walker
Mr. Sims To Speak Here In Columbia
The Hon. T. W. Sima will speak in Columbia Maury County on September 30. He is one of the strongest campaigners in the state and a good crowd is hoped to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Sima
Columbia
Maury County
Sime
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J. J. Parrish
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