Ministers Price Published Thursdays in Advance
A local notice states ministers pricing details are published every Thursday at two lars per year in advance.
25 Feb 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1892
Page
1
A local notice states ministers pricing details are published every Thursday at two lars per year in advance.
Advertising rates listed at 1.00 per first insertion and 0.50 for each further insertion within three months. Rates for three six and twelve ads available on request. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect priced per line. Local items business notices and communications recommending individuals for office priced at 0.10 per line. Candidate notices for state offices 1.00 per line and county offices 0.85 per line. Advertising accounts due after first insertion and all communications charged at double the rate.
County directory fragment lists Thomas Dobbs as county official alongside Judge Henry C. Spear, Probate James C. Kumpey, Solicitor D. C. Almon, and Circuit Court James M. with titles incomplete. Contains names and roles for court and legal offices in a terse directory snippet.
Court calendar outlines regular meeting days for various courts. The circuit court meets on the fourth Mondays in April and October. The chancery court convenes on the Thursday before the second Monday in February and August. The county court sits on the third Monday in July and January. Probate Court meets on the second Monday each month. Commissioners Court holds regular terms on the second Mondays in February May July and November.
Methodist Church led by Rev G E Boyd holds services on the first and third Sundays at 11 o clock with Sunday school at 9. Baptist Church under Elder J Gunn has services on the 4th Sunday and the day before at 10 o'clock, with day school Sunday mornings at 9 and prayer meeting Wednesdays at night. Christian Church with Elder W T Well preaches on the second day monthly at 11 AM and 7 PM, Sunday School at 9, and Friends Church in Mountain Home led by Rev E C Siler meets Sabbath at 11 AM and 7 PM, with Sunday school at 9:30 and prayer/teachers meeting Tuesdays at 7.
The records show Moulton and Russelville service saves Moulton daily except Sunday at (P. M.) and arrives the same days 2M. The entries for Moulton and Hartsell indicate all P. M. departures and arrivals on the same days M.
A retired physician claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and other lung ailments along with nervous debility and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the recipe free in German French or English with full directions to anyone sending a stamped request to W A Noyes 820 Powers Block Rochester NY 18 ly.
Courtland Alabama dealer Wheeler and Wilson offer the High Arm No 9 sewing machine in Antique Oak Walnut or Hazel finishes.
J B Wilson of Sharpesburg Pa says the remedy saved his wife from a pneumonia after La Grippe and failed to help others. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa declares it best for lung trouble. Free trial bottles at W S Eyster’s Drug Store with large bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00.
Advertises Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disruptions. Claims all dealers stock it at $1 per bottle with genuine wrappers bearing a trademark and crossed red lines.
Historic patent medicine advertisement promises Bucklens Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter and all skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles or no pay and guarantees satisfaction with a 25 cent box price, sold by W. S. Eyster.
Bay of C Miller Courtland Alabama offers a sewing machine finished in Antique Oak Walnut or Hazel as part of an auction listing. The item appears among other antiques from the estate and is described with finish choices for buyers seeking period appearance.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for weakness and illness. It claims to act on the liver stomach and kidneys aiding their function and promises relief from sick headache. A trial convinces buyers. Large bottles priced at 50 cents at W S Eyster's Drug Store.
Lawyer D C Almon holds a large sum available to loan on real estate in Lawrence County. For particulars contact him at the Court House in Moulton to discuss terms and eligibility.
A persuasive appeal details Godeys Lady's Book advantages including fashions patterns and literary serials. It highlights new stories by Edgar Fawcett and Olivia Phillips, illustrated photogravures, and ongoing features by Augusta Salisbury Prescott and Belle C Greene. It also promotes club subscriptions with cash commissions and sample copy pricing.
A critique of the rich and clever who chase wealth while trampling the poor. The piece contrasts thieves of bread with bankers of thousands, condemning social worship of money over honesty and urging virtue as true worth. Includes a second column listing common proverbs and reflections on human behavior.
A Murphy Hill New York hotel committee convened to organize a movement opposing Democratic leaders methods and to record dissent. Chairman H. E. Anderson cited steady letters of approval from across the state and urged that Hill’s presidential candidacy be put to the people for discussion amid concerns on silver, tariffs, and fair party principles.
A reflective note compares quarrels to sparks needing both flint and steel, stating neither hammering on wood nor continuous friction will produce fire without cooperation from opposing sides, implying shared fault in most disputes.
The reminiscence recalls Miss Theodosia Burr Davis’s childhood encounter with Colonel Burr, noting his piercing eyes and emotional moment. The second piece from the Atlanta Journal extols Grover Cleveland as a pure, incorruptible leader, praising his wisdom, truthfulness, and enduring public service.
A proverb contrasts a revengeful knave who promises more action than he performs with a grateful man who speaks more than he does. The line emphasizes honesty in intent and speech, warning that ill will hides behind words while gratitude aligns action with praise.
The article notes several proven ideas for better potato yields. Subsoiling reduces drought damage, level culture preserves moisture where needed, and using good medium seeds cut to two eyes per piece boosts output. Liberal manuring and tillage further push profits.
Jay Gould argues that civilization fosters crowd behavior and mob violence. He asserts that hundreds acting together still leave individual responsibility, noting people do things because others do them. Each person should remember their own responsibility and act with individuality even in crowds.
The Southern Christian Advocate defends the hymn On Jordan's stormy banks I stand as a lasting lyric sung nearly a century. It notes a critic’s error in “stormy” Jordan and “waves” while arguing the hymn’s enduring sacred status and enduring popularity.
A Galveston New piece advises patience and restraint, noting that hasty decisions and rash quarrels worsen troubles. It suggests silence as remedy, urging wise restraint as goals shift with life’s moving tides.
A historical poetic excerpt elevates moral rebellion against tyranny. John Hay’s lines from Harper’s Magazine urge firm resolve, equality, and action by sword, tongue, or pen. It proclaims in dire terms that oppressed peoples deserve strength and justice under a liberal sun, not surrender.
Washington reports show Tammany Hall and Kings County Democrats wavering after a conference with Senator Hill. Croker warns of a revolt and hints at backing Grover Cleveland if Hill falters. Hill’s Elmira speech is being mailed to 100000 recipients, fueling belief he may favor free coinage.
A 50 year old quote recalls Daniel Webster calling Oregon too distant to govern from Washington. The remark frames regional governance challenges as a snap convention looms, with a Chattanooga News item hinting at political barbs as the era’s public discourse shifts.
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