The Harp in Church Worship and a New Song
A preacher argues that instrumental music including the harp is biblical in worship. He cites Moses and David, New Covenant symbolism, and psalms to claim God’s command and fulfillment justify organ use in church singing. He urges reverent, heartfelt praise with instruments and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Jerusalem
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Apostles
David
Webster
House of God
Church of God
Sons of God
Moses
Lamb
Local Social Notes From Hardesty Area
Farmers busy housing tobacco. Misses Bell Birch and Ollie Sutton of Willsburg visited Miss Ollie Gray and sisters. Mr Sam Goodlett and wife of near Springfield stayed with Mr and Mrs W S Y Goodlett. Evan Sales and family from Hillsboro visited his mother Mrs Lucy Sales. H T Virgin spent night with J H Gray. Joe and John Grace visited Mr Herbert Hardesty. Ida Haydon and Martha Gray visited John Hardesty family. People attended church at New Hope Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Birch
Ollie Sutton
Willsburg
Ollie Gray
Sam Goodlett
Springfield
Y. Goodlett
Evan Sales
Hillsboro
Lucy Sales
H.T Virgin
J. H. Gray
Joe
John Grace
Herbert Hardesty
Ida Haydon
Martha Gray
John Hardesty
Ollie
Frank Carney
Mooresville
New Hope Sunday
Skeleton mystery at Lebanon Enterprise draws crowd
Hundreds view a skeleton brought from Scott's Ridge as experts debate its origin. Professor Pate calls it a prehistoric frame, while Dr. Cleaver links it to a local bear once shot by Joe Allen, though he admits uncertainty. The long straight ribs on the backbone fuel speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Allen
Scott's Ridge
Allen
Cumberland Mountains
Joe
Three Weeks Campaign Tour Begins for Bryan in Midwest
William J. Bryan leaves Fairview Nebraska at 4 PM for Chicago to start a three weeks campaign tour through the Middle West Eastern States and back through the West into South Dakota. He notes Taft’s tour as vindication of his own approaches and defends views on income tax railroad regulation tariff reform Philippine independence and phonographs in political debate. He jokes about his “greatest sin” becoming virtue by imitation and questions future campaign fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Middle West
Eastern States
South Dakota
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Philippines
Republican Party
Tait
Buried Alive at Danville Farm Well
Samuel Purnell of Gladstone was buried when earth and rock collapsed at about twenty feet during well digging. Trapped for seven hours, he remained conscious and was rescued, then taken to recover with a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Samuel Purnell
Gladstone
Here
Purnell
Aiesvaese
Henee
Kentucky Fair Dates for 1908: Monticello to Louisville
The list fixes Kentucky fair dates for 1908 with Monticello September 8 four days Hodgenville September 8 three days Glasgow September 9 four days and the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville September 14 six days. Readers are asked to report omissions or corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
Monticello
Hodgenville
Glasgow
Kentucky
Eddie Keough The Easy Money Scheme In Lebanon
A 16 year old colored boy Eddie Keough in Lebanon runs scams offering easy money. He sold vinegar as if beer and now hawks bottled beer promising quick returns, then vanishes with the coin. The piece ends with a cynical note that the world owes everyone a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Falcon
Eddie Keough
Lebanon
Eddie
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Reidsville Man
J. C. Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers and cured a bad leg wound after a few rounds with no scar. Also advertised for piles, sores, and burns and priced 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucklen
Haydon & Robertson
Commissioner's Sale Notice in Washington Circuit Court
Equity by virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Washington Circuit Court rendered at the May term 1908 I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Court House door in Springfield Ky an area described in the docket The sale follows the court order and is conducted by the commissioner with the Sheriff’s sale details to be announced at the courthouse door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Circuit Court
Court House
Springfield
Public sale of 168 acre Washington County land with various deductions
On Monday September 28 1908 at about 2 o'clock the county court will offer at public auction the tract of land on the Harrodsburg and Bloomfield turnpike in Washington County Kentucky. The sale credits are six and twelve months and the description lists boundaries lines and resulting acres with several parcels previously conveyed leaving 65 acres 21 poles for Royalty to satisfy debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg and
Bloomfield
Washington County
Parajee Sanders
Richard Leonora
Bee Run Branch
Cook Shirley
Martin Darland
Burg and
Blomfield
A. L. Litsey
C. C. Derr
Said Litsey
S. C. Shirley
Lateey
Richard Leonard
Notice of sale terms and bid requirements
Amt. to be raised. 106.00 for the purchase price the purchaser with approved security must execute bearing interest from date of sale until paid and having the force of a lien. A bond will be retained for which bond is executed. Bidders must comply promptly with these terms. M. G. Leachman, M. C, W. C. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Leachman
Real Estate Bargains No 8 to 70 acres near Springfield
A long list of Springfield area farms for sale with numbers and features. Properties range from 6 to 180 acres, with dwellings, tobacco barns, timber, grass land, and water access. Prices run 15 to 85 dollars per acre, many near pikes, churches, schools, or depots, plus scattered town lots and farm equipment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nelson County
Pes
Good Pike
Pike
Lae
Pring
Maud
Lebanon
Heeringfeld
Loretto
Sam Oe
Avelleas
Cape Ae
Panterak Church
Penwick
Church
Subcribers Free Column Sales and Notices
A local column lists multiple farm items for sale including a harness and saddle mare, a hay press, thoroughbred Chester White Gilt, Southdown bucks, seed rye and wheat, 25 hogs, timber, and 150 bushels of rye. Contact details provided for each seller, with a closing quotation from Thomas a Kempis on readiness and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Allen
T. W. Bailey
Rt. 3
Co. L. Grundy
Rt. 1
Richard Kiley
Springfield
Case
W. P. Montgomery
T. Kimberlin
Texas
J. F. Smith
Rt. 2
Physicians Endorse Durham's Pure Drinks in Elizabethtown
A group of local doctors from Elizabethtown praises Durham's Drinks produced by the Durham Water Works, calling them pure and healthful. They report medical approval from physicians and recommend the beverages as safe with medicines, noting no chemical sweeteners and the use of pure fruit flavors and granulated sugar. They urge visits to their establishment for wholesale and retail purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Durham Oeting
J. W. O'Connor
M. D
Jas. R. A
J. C. Mobley
Jno
M. English
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnnie Burns
Hardesty
T. A. Hays
Albert Shenan
Albert Shehan
S. M. Campbell
W. H. Riker
Om It. H. Royalty
Sont Niles
Sae Tee
B. D. Lake
C. H. Mont
J. A. Tucker
R. L. Brady
Rt. 4
Thomas A Kempis
Durham
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