Judicial Directory and County Officials Listing
Directory entries list district court judges clerks county officers and justices of the peace with meeting dates for courts and public notices of church ministers and local organizations. It includes names such as McCormick Minor Norton Fleming Glasgow Melton Jolene Kemble Massie Le Mercer Jones Keena Davidson and Lafferty plus church schedules and Masonic lodge details.
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U. 8
Chreuit Court
A. P. McCormick
I’. W. Minor
A.B. Norton
Marsal
Gia
J. R. Fleming
J. M. Moore
J. H. Glasgow
James Melton
Chas. C. Joline
J. H. Kemble
J. F. Brim
Marshall
J. Massie
J. le Mercer
W. BP. Jones
W. H. Keena Tf
J.H. Davidson
Justices OF the Peace
Lorwen
Graham Kignal
The
Presbyterian Church
G. F. Meyer
Cumberland Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Mr. Ware
Ladismann’s Stumble on Winter Street
A woman drops her handkerchief on Winter Street. Lacis Mann spots it and steps in, but the distressed disguise turns out to be Mrs. L. in another suit. She rebukes Ladismann for his chivalry and hints he should cover his bald head.
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Winter Street
Lacismann
Mrs. L
Ladismann
John Ladismann
Illinois farmer travels to Waco to wed stranger in hours
A well-to-do McLenan county farmer went to Waco in search of a wife and obtained an introduction at 2 o'clock. At four they were married after meeting for the first time. Nancy Wade was the amiable woman he wed in this rapid courtship.
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Col
Isaac Eaton
Democratic National Committee
Hannibal and
St. Joe
Eaton
Memphis
Prof. Mott
Col. Eaton
Mott
Katie
Angel Band
Benj. Pi
Mutt
Dooley
Kansas City
H. D. McKay
Alliance Life Insurance Company
McKay
City
Eator
Boston Society News Reports a Mixed Marriage Ceremony
In Boston a prominent wedding linked a former slave black lawyer to the daughter of an Episcopal minister. Many society members attended and accepted the union as proper, suggesting the city’s stance could influence broader views.
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Boston
South Carolina
Sheep Husbandry in the Texas Prairies and Far West
An essay argues for improved sheep management in Texas and nearby regions, noting harsh winters, lack of shelter and feed as key failures. The writer warns against mendacious claims of disease and emphasizes that proper nutrition and protection are essential for flocks to thrive.
Yellow Fever Outbreak Report At Memrentis
Frank Mulbradon dies of yellow fever after post mortem by the board of health orders residents to move families to safety while awaiting epidemic signs. Five new cases and one death reported the next day. Two children of Judge J E R Rey fall ill. Citizens stampede as trains cannot transport the panicked crowds. Physicians remain hopeful the panic will subside while business keeps limited operation.
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Memrentis
Frank Mulbradon
Board of Health
J. E. R. Rey
Criminal Court
Sudden Sinkhole Transformation Reported in Wakulla County
A Wakulla County resident named Cox awoke to find his farm transformed overnight by a large water filled sinkhole. The 50 to 60 yard square depression rose within 18 to 20 feet of his house, replacing former pines and garden. Sinkholes are noted as not uncommon in the area, with a prior remarkable event near Lavender's mill on a hilltop.
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Tallahasse
Wakulla County
Cox
Lavender’s Mill
County Paper Loyalist Chooses Local News Over City Gleanings
A reader laments abandoning the county paper for a cheaper city daily. he admits the city paper offers more pages but lacks local market notes crops reports and vital local happenings. The editor argues county papers build community by covering schools, roads, and county events while remaining affordable.
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CCR
Pi Society
New York
Ana
Another Mercantile Failure in Detroit Prompts Comic Exchange
An elderly Detroit merchant declared bankruptcy to three creditors on Michigan Avenue. They settled for 120 cents on the dollar, paid, and shared ice cream, prompting a humorous exchange about business woes and understanding how to fail in trade.
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Detroit Free Press
Michigan Avenue
Dot
Shentlemens
Tam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham Leader
Judicial
Merruopistr
B. F. Williams
Axton
G. W. Parker
Eorrors
Sears
Nemy
Texas
Scott
Mer
St. Louis Republican
Leavenworth
Kansas
Hillia
To Spiller, Civil Engineer
Northwestern
Texas Land Agency
Archer, Baylor, Clay, Jack, Parker
Palo Pinto
Stephens
Calahan
Eastland
Shackelford
Throckmorton
Counties
OB. Jewell
Corner
3Rd
Oak St
Graham, Texas
Htegstore
J. H. Hatfield
Taylor
Jack
Archer
Callahan
Young
Clay
Montague
Baylor
Parker
Peters’ Colony
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Texas and Pacific Railway
Crabam
Denison and Pacific
Waco
Gratiam
Graham
Young County
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