Local Notices and Advertisements Mentioning Miners and Town Events
Local notices describe legal advertisements and settlement entries. Reports highlight Dr W G Latham converting a blacksmith shop to a tenement, Perry Collins lease, and Buckland Mine shipping five carloads daily with twenty workers. Other items note Liveray Jackson's move, Salem successes, and growing IO GO T members with new officers elected. The piece mentions mine suspensions for lack of funds and daily embryro grangers meetings.
Beatings, Bridges, and Local News From Rolla City
Rolla notes report Horal Affairs proprietor Horal Henry Allaway in Rolla and M Johnson editor of Banner of Liberty seen locally. Dr Do Sutcheson improving. county court meets next Monday. Red Store offers double shawls and new wallpaper. weekly board rates listed. A new bridge replaces the old near C P Paulsel. wood remains cash. Emigrants plentiful. Episc Sunday School starts in Probate Room. various small items on trains and baptisms. cable of local politics and Wallace’s store improvements.
Congressmen Swinging Round the Circle Excursion
A party of Congressmen and dignitaries traveled eastward from Northern Texas, halted in Dallas due to yellow fever risks, marking a second such excursion this year. The piece critiques westward notices forming to curb railroad monopolies while rail interests lavish invitations to lawmakers to visit the frontier, praising railroads for exposing land and wealth and shaping territorial ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
West
K. R. Co
Wonder of the World and the Art of Man Exhibit Arrives in Vienna
A quiet arrival at the Court house last Saturday night introduces a new exhibition billed as the Wonder of the World and the Art of Man. Husband and wife proprietors walk in unostentatiously, with hand bills posted locally and admission set at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Court House
W Cornewalas
Express Growth and Call for Support From County
The Express reports its rise from fewer than 100 subscribers to about 567 with 13 month renewals, while pledging independence from party rings. It urges farmers to subscribe and offers top market value for crops or goods in exchange for paper, aiming to keep the paper and its watchdog role intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto
Hapress
Express
Country
the Express
Not Many Thanks to the Hon T C Harri son
A satirical note complains about the Geological Surveys of Missouri 1855 to 1873 and taxpayers funding them. It laments missing reports to judge sandstone or Red Silurian and expresses hope for a more liberal disbursement after the next general election. The piece mocks school discipline and local student misbehavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Harrison
Missouri
Crestion
School of Mines
Prestnb
Fourth Anniversary of the American Woman Suffrage Association
The American Woman Suffrage Association marked its fourth anniversary with a large New York and Brooklyn meeting on October 13. Col. T Wentworth Higginson opened, with letters from notable leaders read. eighty six delegates from fourteen states attended. Wyoming and Utah are cited as established suffrage regions, with 21 state discussions and votes in Maine, Iowa and Michigan. Julia Ward Howe elected president. Lucy Stone chair executive committee. Resolutions urge equal ballot rights, gender parity in government and social reform through local societies and public meetings.
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American Woman Suffrage Association
New York
Brooklyn
Col
T. Wentworth Higginson
Tron
George Wm. Curtis
Aloys Garrison
Lyda Mavial Child
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Louisa M. Alcott
American Woman’s Suffrage Association
United States
Commonwealth
Christaan Church
Friends of Woman Suffrage
Friends of Suffrage
John Stuart Milt
Weon's Tlarssforh MacAginn Nevender Thaulagiving Feature
In Weon's Tlarssforh MacAginn for Nevender a Thaulagiving feature spreads contests. The issue includes "A Sermon on a Skim ner" and "Mrs Thomeroy's Pin iMoney" with sound logic and originality. Kate W Hamilton's "Upon tha Stand" and Eleanor Kirk's "Codtizh and Potatoes" attract readers. The Rev Robrt Collyer writes "Growing Aged Together" and the magazine adds pictures like "Past Present and Future." Price is one dollar yearly or one and a half with Yosemite chrome.
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Weon
Nevender
Ives
Mrs. Thomeroy
Kate W. Hamilton
Eleanor Kirk
Robrt Collyer
Yosemite
Woon’s
Houstorn Magazing
Newburg
N.Y
The Woodman and the Sandal Tree
A poetic fragment features a woodman chopping fragrant wood, its scent aiding noble deeds, and a call to emulate goodness. A letter to the editor criticizes Beecher and praises Prodigal Son’s brother duties. Religious revival at the Basilist Church reports conversions and baptisms with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn Cutten Bryant
Bread of Reconciliation Brings Quarreling Men Together
An old Swiss custom aims to heal feuds by sharing a meal. When two men are reconciled they eat bread at the same table to seal peace. The practice appears in a St. Nicholas November page quoted by Talies Buckskin and Kid gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bair
Star Clothing House
D. Newnan & Co
Switzerland
Lecome
St. Nicholas
St. Tatts
Viantis
St. Loni
Hotelis
Nahige
Livery stable owner Thompson operates in Rella Missouri
The notice identifies Thompson as proprietor of the Grant Motel Livery and Sale Stables in Rella Missouri with offices at the residence corner of Ninth and Pine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corer
Ninth Ind Pine Sts
Rella Mo
Othe Grant Motel
Rella
Moe
If Thompson
Fragmented 19th Century Classifieds and Local Notices
A jumble of ads and notices includes subscription details for a newspaper, store offerings from a milliner and saddle shop, an oyster stand, poetic anecdotes, billiard tables for sale, a quip about a local firm, and an isolated tale of a man growing turnips in Texas. The mix preserves local tone and era.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric From a Damaged Text
A read fragment discusses republican principles and policy shifts, mentioning entities like a Great Hepabhe and Nadia party amid garbled names and lines. It hints at political strategy and alignment but is largely unreadable.
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Tie Aaperss
Moose Teable
Sid the
Nee Ant
Inis
Benemit
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Eesal Ayer
Becses
Aeceese
Ehre
Nist Vo
Popeaular
Vrtekepes
W. G. Latham
Sixth and
Elim
Perry Collins
CoorgesCollins
Buckland
J. D. Livéray
Liveray & Jackson
Viewant, Mo
Salem
Manny Newman
IL O. G
Rolla
Donell
J. H. Gill
Embyro Grangers
Horal Affairs
Henry Allaway
Laclede
M. Johnson Esq
Banner of Liberty of
Viena, Mo
Dr. Do. Siutcheson
Red
Wood
C. P Paulsel
Rolla I
Drs
Glenn and
Prigmore
Beaver
Episcopal Sunday
Bro. Southgate
Crawbsale
Matb Matheson Fxy
Lane's Prairie
Kirkwood
Franklin
Dire
Sam
Switch
Mr. Walker
R. R. Pierce
Methodist Church
Cassavant
Constantine Maguire
St. Louis
Ford
John Sally
Stone
Stokes
Firemans
Costello
F Yost
Ben
Lowell
Stora
The
Salem Lucerne
Jackson Majors
iSurvey
Banner of Liberty
Woman's Suffrage Association
Eurnary & ResoLurrexs
Kalea
Wing &Son
J. K. Cosmisn
Pine Street
iRolla
Henry Ward Beecher
Ella Smith
Caroline Reed
Mattie Hackett
Leah Prigmore
Carrie Smith
Eliza Adams
Emma Wilhite
Carrie Love
Mary E. Antcheson
Mattie Parker
Luke Tune
Mason Baker
R A. Love
Wm. Goodall
John P. Winsey
Wn Teller Jr
G. W. Smith
Talies Buckskin
Red Store
LED Bred
Abie Abay
Chen
Wurepe
Aldine
Artiav Sr
Sue Aldine
America
National Academy
Thos. Muratt
J. D. Woodlwaul
Christaas
Onturst
Thomas Elgran
Green River
E.ngt
Thm Alding
Moran
Newaren
Ept
Mosars
Thos
Prica
Encoul
James Alye Ton
Jamls Sutton & CO
Maivax
Ta Roi
Jones Faulkner
J. W. Livesay & Co
Excelsior
O'Brien & Sro
Julius Koch
Sixth and Main Street
MM. Straw
Grant fLotel
Ate
Williams
Big Creek, Texas Co
Ree Armas
Atiisous
Wiltihs
Sapp Hana Rh
Medea
Boston
Slate A
Byey
Livueny
Stuke
Samuel C. Davis & Go
Washington Avenue
Fifth Streets
David Ne Wamax
Veohm
Er 0 . Wilson
Deiter
Amtrclus
W. Livebay & GO
Sana Ee
Wooster Etreet
General Agney
Reads Street
Uae
Gigi Constantdy
Kiehth Street
Holla
Bure
Ss Louis Hotel
Etehth Street
Ralla
Mooney
Datars
St Lonia
Tural
H. Wahlqvest
Barth
BRO
Excelsior Pine Street
Rolla, Mo
Nota
Mississippi
Tarness
Marine
P. Obrten
Aionehan, Cae Tiieninusel
Com
Kea Foe
Ates
Pada
Rs & Me
Es Saud Mn Sas
Sop
Jibapest
BEST
the Receipes
Ube Test Steel
Beery Family
Wiscontsie
Pert
Getty Mats
Fintondal Stech
Berlin
Ala
Wort Soo Fo Ff
Constantys
Aif
Louis Sehneider
James
Deely
Manuface
Fourth Street
St. Louis, Mo
Aed
Julius Rach
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