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Newspaper

Rolla Express

Location

Rolla, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1873

Page

3

Time of opening and closing the mails

Eastern Mail arrives at 6 30 a.m. and 2 25 p.m. Sundays excepted. Eastern Mail departs 12 30. Western Mail arrives 12 30. Departs 2 25. Clos es 2. Salem Mail arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday 4 p.m. Departs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 8 p.m. Houston Mail arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 8 p.m. Departs Monday Wednesday and Friday 6 a.m. Vienna Mail arrives Tuesday and Saturday 6 p.m. Departs Monday and Friday 6 a.m. Office closes at 6 30 p.m. Office open on Sunday from 8 to a.m.

Eastern Mail Astern Mail Iastern Western Mail Salem Mail Vienna Mail Ofice

Fine Art Without Fine Feeling and Moral Purpose

The article argues that genuine art must reflect sympathy and moral aim. It cites Bulwer and Lord Lytton, contrasting powerful technique with loveless, self serving works. Without empathy, poetry and prose fail to inspire virtue, lasting value, or public affection, as Scribner's Monthly observations imply.

Thea Bulwer Lord Lytton Scribner's Monthly

Tobacco Cultivation Boosts Southeast Missouri Prospects

A St Charles county resident plans to start a tobacco manufactory here as Southeast Missouri shows promising leaf quality. Editors note past successes near Jackson and Bollinger county, including a St Louis fair premium, suggest a local crop could rival Kentucky with proper seed and effort.

Missouri Satum St. Charles County Atention Epee Bollinger County Kentucky Jesep Qriddier Asq Jackegon St. Louis

Watchmaker and Jewelers Advertised in Local Notice

G W Smith a practical watch maker and jeweler lists offerings in watches clocks jewelry musical instruments and sewing machines. The notice cites alleged local fraud and taxation issues with a public reply defending his business and urging accountability. The quoted criticisms reference Mrs Jellaby Powell and county court reforms amid tax disputes.

G. W. Smith

Salem Monitor notes welcome to Long as paper plans rise

The Salem Monitor folds a gushing welcome to long time Missouri businessman Mr. Long as it reports his move toward starting Western Weekly Success, a seven column Republican paper in Salem. Frank Russell plans to lead the new venture early June with Salem Publishing Company backing, aiming to serve South Missouri readers. The item sits among assorted local notices and editorials across the issue.

Salem Monitor Jack. Forkers Long S. Ti Missouri Salem New Paven Av D. Frank Jrusell Western Weekly Success Salem Publishing Company South Misouri Texas County Crawford Scott and Blanchard 8 & LR. RR Marimee River E. J. Morris Eleventh and Pine Streets

Legal notices and ads seek publication in Express

Notice invites owners of stray notices and orders of publication to designate the Express for printing. It says people may send documents to the office and instruct officials. If refused, payment is not compulsory. Includes an ad for second hand sewing machines for sale cheap with five dollar monthly installments at the paper’s office.

Philadelphia Liverpool G. A. Dwelley Phila RM. Iron Bank St James Delphia Buckland Mrs. Brown Mrs. Green Fort Ten Eyck Ten Eyck's Jose Ifa Ife the Express Danbury Long Island Sound Greeley America Greely Agence Iysewoud U.S Carlos A, Guok Chicago Ila

Modoc War detail reports battle near Lava Beds May 11

Dispatched from Lieutenant Boyle's camp describe Mopoces attack at sunrise, Captain Jack and band infiltrated close to camp, herd stampeded, four poling killed and one in Spring Indian. McKay and men drove Modocs into timber, capturing twenty-one and three pack mules. Wounded brought to camp, Hasbrouck praised, water scarce, general aims to pursue until last Modoc is killed.

Boyle Jack McKay Tulinois Central Rbr Hasbrouck Davis Tel Canby

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