Church Services and Preachers Schedule Fragment
A fragment lists church notices with preaching schedules. VthoMist Church holds Sunday worship and evening meetings. EB Smith Paul Church meets first and second Sundays monthly with Tuesday services. G Black is the pastor. Presbyterian Church has preaching on the fourth Sunday and second and third Sundays with Wednesday prayers. Rev BE Butler to preach on the fifth Sabbath at the Presbyterian church. Episcopal Church conducts one Sunday service monthly with Rev Francis Moore mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurch
VethoMist Church
EB. Smith
Paul
G. Black
Presbyterian Church—T
J. N. Smith
BE. ¥. Butler
Presbyterian Church
Rabem
Episcopal Church
Francis Moore
Local notes and election returns from Olney and area trade updates
Mr M Johnson calls on the Leaper one day test work and waits a year subscription for the fourteenth time Ske is always on time Babbett Metal for sale at this office Fall goods arriving this week SuLtmakER Bros clothing sale in town News on Mr J Porter and son Jim bringing him home from Mineral Wells Local stock updates from Shumaker Bros and Ford Bros buying cotton Shumaker Bros offer shoes and boots W T Stewart and J B Norvis travel to railway cities County outlook says money scarce but people are not in debt and have a year’s provisions Capt A B Gant attended the district court at Jockeboro last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Johnson
Ske
J. Porter
Mineral Welle
Jim
Agent Lay
M. A. Stewart
Markley
Yearwood
Cap
Burnett
Gett
Gage Creek
H—L
Ivane
Fish Creek
McAbee
Bill Akers
Bill
Farmers Gather Cotton as Rain Is Sorely Needed
The text notes farmers begin cotton gathering while rain is scarce and stock water runs low. It mentions Prof Glover’s writing school closing last Friday with patrons present, Kate Wilson winning a behavior and penmanship prize, and a Primitive Baptist church organization at Center Ridge with services attended by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Kate Wilson
Center Ridge
Prof
Keathly
Friend
Prohibition Election Returns Declare Anti Ticket Wins
Official returns show a strong anti prohibition majority of 80 votes. The vote carried every box in the county except Farmer and Miller Bend. The outcome is accepted with minimal enthusiasm and no hard feelings, supporters urging temperance and strict liquor regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Miller Bend
Election and local notes from a dry season town
Weather remains very dry as the town notes ongoing events. Uncle Alf Bennett arrived, Geo Woods and family visit West Fork, Brock family moved out, and Master Joe Stewart suffers a serious windpipe accident from a grass burr. Election results show eight votes for prohibition and zero against, with debate on liquor control between saloons and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raina
Alf
Bennett
Geo, Woods
West Fork
Brock
Grayson County
Joe Stewart
J. H. Stewart
Tie
Dr. Pope
The Best Save in the Work For Sores and Piles
Elder D. W. Russell submitted a coal sample from the Russell and Median shaft as a fine article of coal. He also sent it to Graham blacksmiths for forge testing and they report the coal to be of excellent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Russell
Russell & Median
Graham
Howard's Dry Goods and Groceries of Mineral Wells
D M Howard of Mineral Wells maintains a large well selected stock of dry goods and groceries. He serves wholesale and retail trade and invites contact when in Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Howard
Mineral Wells
Weddings and Prohibition Feats Aired in Eliasville Report
The Eliasville correspondent notes weddings planned for Sunday and recent marriages, with local weather droughts, mill and gin idle due to low water, and political tensions over prohibition. Citizens discuss election tricks, saloon influence, and community life amid hard times and farm losses.
Tribute of Respiot Commemorates Comrade Sibley
The committee reports the death of EG Sibley a member of Camp No 129 Ex Cox. The camp extends sympathy to his family noting his upright character and devoted family role. Also mentions Caseyville debate ending in victory for both sides and Deputy U S Marshal Cunninghar leaving for Grraham to summon jurors. Derwin Brown injured by lightning shows improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnapes
Youne County
Cox
EG. Sibley
Church
A. T. Gay
O. EF. Fixnay
Corm Te
J. Tate
List of Letters Remaining at Graham Post
The Graham post office lists letters remaining for disclosure on or before Monday September 14 1893. Recipients must call and say advertised with date. a one cent charge applies per item. Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Griffin Tate Kelly John G H Crozier P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Post
Griffin
Tate
Kelly
John
H. Crozier
P.M
University offers low cost sessions for Texas youths
The Acad Encie Department opens Sept 27 1893, Law Sept 27 and Medical Oct 2 1893 at Galveston. The state institution for Texas boys and girls promises first class opportunities, non sectarian but not irreligious, with a $30 entrance fee covering all departments. Catalogues available from James B. Clark in Austin and J P Johnsen in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Clark
Austin
Texas
J. P. Johnsen
Galveston
Free Trial Dr Kings New Discovery and Life Pills Offer
All Pree advertises Dr Kings New Discovery and New Life Pills with a free trial bottle for readers who send name and address to H. E Bucklen & Co. Chicago. Also offers a Guide to Health and Household Instructor free. The B. G. Graham Drug Co guarantees results at no cost. Local notice: seven cows and calves branded markings, offered for 50 cents per head delivered to pasture. Contact W. P. Storn or J. D. Suort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E Bucklen & Co
Chicago
B. G. Graham Drug Co
Graham Mills
Durham
W. P. Storn
J. D. Suort
Wheat Wanted for Graham Millen Subscribers
Wheat buyers offer 50 cents per bushel for coop wheat delivered to the Graham Millen subscription list. The appeal targets subscribers in arrears, offering a chance to settle debts by delivering grain to the Leaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Millen
Leaper
Lrapes
Warning to Graham Parents About Gin Risk
Morussos Stuer & Co warns Graham parents to keep their children away from the gin. They claim accidents may happen at any time and state employees are too busy to watch over children or keep them out of dangerous places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parente
Graham
Morussos
Doubtful Cure Promoted by Oxygen Compounds
An old advertisement touts Compus Oxygen as a cure for diseases, arguing doctors have not destroyed germs and recommending the well nourished body and vacuums. It claims years of incurable cases and promises 200 page book and testimonials, with free buck sent to readers. Addresses for Starkey and Palen listed in multiple cities.
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Buck
Ds. Starkey & Palen
Agen Se
Epata
Broadway
New York
Sutter St
Sat Francisen
Cal
Church
Tomonts
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J. W. Graves
Masontc
Younounty Lodge No
AF & AM
Dory
W.M. Month
N. J. Timon
Belknap Lodge
A.M
W. B. Pope
W. M. M. N. Haxpy
Adelphi Lodge
Beckham Hall
R. B. Mewar
N. G
J. H. Woon
Gos
Knights of Honor
B. B. Garnert
EB. Jackson
P. Corinthian Lodge
Knielts Mo. Pytivas
Castle
al. L. Morrison
A. R. Rossrav
Jxo. T. Consixqnam
Gro. Whonr
Colon
Shumaker Bros
Smith Groves
Olney
Squire S. M. Wann
Suitmaker Bros
W. I. Tidwell
Town
Suuumaker Bros
EB. B. Norman
Thos, Price
F.C. Kramer
Ford Bros
Grshan
Lley
W. T. Stewart
J. B. Norvis
Haskell
A. B. Gant
Couret Jockeboro
Bucklen
R. G1
Grabura Drug Co
Eliasville
W. A. Davis
Mattie
James
Ardis
DeLong
Tom Donnell
Davis
Emriots
Central Prohibition Committee
Antis
Morris Woods
Sam
Congress
Khasville
U. S. Mail
Tom Parror
Mountsux, Steeer & Co
Will Donnell
Maria Belding
Palo Pinto
Lee Davis
Lena Burnett
Bill Donnell
Dr. Parrott
P. A. Martin
John Taylor
Jim Young
Jefferson
D. Yancy
Tarrant County
F. M. Drum
Tex
Mies Browning
Seymour
Miss McJimesey
Wits Copeland
J. A. Burke
Graham M. EF
Mr. Smith
B. HH. Payne
South Bend
Moaday
Big 4
Col
O. E. Finley
Chas. C. Bigham
Charley
G. W. Black
J.C McGhee
B. H. Payne
I A. Ledbetter
Johnson County
Alvarado Baptist Association
Our County
K. Montgomery
Nutchez
Geahau
Toe. Smith
Graham M. B
Tennessee
Ius Street
Georgia Gagieri
Uratians
Harrison
Norton
Stephens County
Stephens
A. C. White
Scurry County
Scurry
Cherokee Strip
Regia
Respiot
Caseyville
U.S
Cunninghar
Western Counties
Ammons
Grraham
Derwin Brown
PRICE
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douging
Mame
Price Stangard
WI. Douglas, Crockton, Maes
Casey & Keen, Farner, Tex
West Side Square
Graham, Texas
Manufacus
Wadley Implement Co
R. Jervenr
G. “Coryche and Treas
THE
R. F. Ansotn
R. Re
Ianvee IB Oe Ee
E. B
Norway
Ca - M. Noama
Capital
R. F. Arnold
R. L. Rickman
J. C. Loving
J.B. Norris
E. P. Davis
B. Norman
S. R. Jeffery
R. B. Mabry
W. D. Craig
Ww. T Stewart
John ML Wyatt
First National Bank
Baham
Cole
Solichrer
Yara
Carey-Lombard Lumber
Mineral Wells, Texas
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