Behind the Bars Walter Lamont In Jail For Illicit Co habitation
Walter Lamont alias G. W. Chester is jailed in Fredericktown for illicit cohabitation as a married man. He faced Justice Bowman and received 28 days. evidence centered on a letter, Miss Miller’s recollections, and contradicting accounts from Miss Belle Rhodes and Porter McGraw. Lamont appeared contrite, crying, and claimed strong legal support from friends.
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Warter Lamont
G. W. Chester
Fredericktown
Miss Miller
Lamount
Comercia
Jaques
Castor
Lamont
Porter McGraw
Hether
Jaamont
Moving the Factory near Crooked Creek in Marble Hill
Stanton cuts timber and moves his factory to Pioneer steam keg works. New en tas, existing boilers, and machinery in place will boost capacity. About 600 cords of timber on hand, factory to start in a few days amid Rosemont Hall roof plans and a $1500 loan. Rose news notes health, residences, and local farming activity.
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Stanton
A. Stanton
Crooked Creek
Pioneer
Rosemont
Rosemont Hall Company
Marble Hill
Poe and Carr Wed at Lutesville Home Ceremony
Mr M E Poe and Miss Anna Carr united in marriage at J M Poe home in Lutesville last Sunday at eight o'clock. Rev W A Davault officiated. The couple spent the day at Grassy Creek church and with friends and relatives in Flatwoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Poe
Anna Carr
J. M. Poe
Lutesville
W. A. Davault
Grassy Creek
Flatwoods
Cigar Dealers Biggs and Smith Promote Value
A local advertisement touts Biggs and Smith as county cigar dealers promising value if money is spent there. The copy asserts customers get value received when buying cigars from the shop.
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Biggs & Smith’s
Books for sale at Mardle Hill post office
Examine a varied stock of affordable books at the Mardle Hill post office. The partial catalog includes Beauties of Nature and Gems of Art, Marvelous Wonders of the World, World’s Cyclopaedia of Useful Knowledge, Dicken’s Works, Gibbons’ tome, Fox’s Book of Martyrs, Bulwer Lytton’s Works, Beautiful Women, and Young People’s New Pictorial Library. Any missing titles can be supplied on order.
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Mardle Hill
Bill Ae Oe
Cyclopedia
Dicken
Gibbonstome
Fox
Bulwer Lytton
Prize Can Promotion and Local Church Walk
In a fragmentary notice the text mentions buying a prize can of baking powder, selecting a prize with each can, and a Presbyterian group building a walk from street to church. Also referenced are local entertainment items featuring Fred Clark and Co with performances and a comedian, noting his wife plays an important role in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Fred Clark & Co
Edco
Dian
Local notes and obits from Greenbriar News update
Roy Harris fights typhoid fever as Mrs Eilza Harris and others fall ill. Mrs Caroline Crosby dies at 64 near here on October 24. Rev Moore reports revival at Ladd’s schoolhouse. Mrs Scott Burford improves from Gravel Hill. County institute attracts pupils at Mayfield Smith Academy. Editor notes gifts from Mason F. Kinder and B L Bowman, plus riverine farm updates and local visits.
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Greenbriar
Roy Harris
Eilza Harris
Caroline Crosby
Moore
Ladd’s
Scott Burford
Gravel Hill
T.R. Greet
The
Banner
L. Jacques
J. A. Riley
Fen Allen Kaplin Company
Belle
Hats and Accessories at Mrs Jaques Head Quarters
Shoppers may find the latest winter hats at Mrs Jaques Head Quarters along with ribbons feathers gloves and other furnishings. The store emphasizes quality tailoring and stylish options for women seeking refined winter attire.
Proclamation Declares Thanksgiving Day by President Cleveland
The Cleveland proclamation designates Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving and praise for the nation. Citizens are urged to forego work, attend worship, recall divine blessings, share gratitude, and offer charitable gifts to aid the poor. A union service and town observances are anticipated in the Twin Cities.
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Cleveland
Twin Cities
Tom
Grover Cleveland
United States
Mrs Bowenkamp Laughs At Local News Mixup In St Louis Visit
Mrs. Bowenkamp of St. Louis, visiting friends here, stopped at the Priss office last Saturday and laughed off the local news confusion, saying she already knew every bit of it while enjoying the Press.
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A. H. Bowenkamp
St. Louis
Priss
Bowenkamp
Bessville News Health and farm notes over winter prep
Health is good here as farmers gather corn and prepare for winter. Barns and residences rise. a number of locals including John R. Dollar and Charley Rhodes are active builders. Cattle transports and river nursery deliveries move through town. ten cattle were stolen from a Killian farm pasture recently.
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Bessville
B. F. Sittes
Wood Hadling
Co Ks
John R. Dollar
Patton
N. C. Zimmerman
Charley Rhodes
Bill Moore
William Limbaugh
W. A. Dunn
Robert Franks
Lutesville
H. Berry
Pomona
John Sitzes
Revelle & Wella
Sam Bess
J.M. Wesker
D. M. Whitener & Co
A. H. Lauder
Killian
Zalma
Something for Nothing at Vones Baking Powders Sale
Fragmentary OCR describes a promotion for Tay lor's Baking powders with mentions of packing items like stand tables and cups, promising full weight and quality in a vague consumer offer.
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Vones
Mayor Bees Receives Flesh Wound In Hunting Incident
While four men hunted about four miles north of Leopold last Thursday evening, H. W. Boss, mayor of this town, was shot in the left arm. The accidental discharge occurred when a gun breech was set on a log and the hammer struck the log. Boss was brought to town and treated by Drs. Wimet and Sander. he is progressing nicely.
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Hanting
Leopold
H. W. Boss
G. of. Witmer
C. A. Sander
G. C. Lessley
J. O. Smith
Mr. Boss
Machinery Ready at Glen Allen Mining Plant
President L. B. Jacques and Superintendent John A. Reilly report a near-ready Glen Allen Mining Company plant. Buildings are up and machinery nearly in place. a press arrives in five days. The washer will process about 60 tons of clay daily, employing 40 now, up to 100 later. Jacques dismisses potery plans as impractical due to costs, and the company will buy all mined and washed clay, with Mr Jacques described as a pleasant gentleman.
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Jacques
John A. Reilly
Glen Allen Kealin and Mining Company
Glen Allen
New Meat Market Opens in Eli Lutes Building
L B Virder, an experienced butcher, opens a meat market across Main Street from King and Revelle’s store in the Eli Lutes building. The shop promises fresh meat of all kinds, neat, cool, and clean, with a note about small Bibles and family Bibles available at Marble Hill Book.
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L. B. Virder
Eli Lutes
King & Revelle
Hunters Return From Cur rent River Outing With Trophies
Hon Moses Whybark J W Caldwell Davis Potter and Falsom Portis came back from a week on the current river with a deer and several turkeys as trophies. Caldwell’s rifle served as the deer’s end. A holiday scramble and gift plans are hinted at, with festive anticipation for Christmas toys and treats.
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Moses Whybark
J. W. Caldwell
Davis Potter
Falsom Portis
Current River
Attorney Caldwell
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Walter Lamont
J. W. Graves
ROSE
Morgan Ruffman
John Davenport
Balinge County
Gente
Rats
Caps & Sh
Stric:ly
Sample & Kinder, Prop’s
Jones
Thane
Glen Aller
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