Weekly Leader: January 41 187s Paints and Oils at Mall's Drug Store
A fragmented ad page promotes Jamison paints and drugs, Hall's for cheaper soaps and systems, a restaurant on College Street, a jewelry store move to Weaver's building, and musical gear at a new Betey Organ display. It mentions Weir & Wise offering frost meats and prompt deliveries and highlights local shops near Square and Blind Tiger.
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Hall's
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Jillege St
Halls, Weir
Wise
Tawest
College Street
C. H. Gailin
Weaver's
Aion
Betey
St. Lewis Street and
Beaps
Dulas
Weaver, Grocers, and More Move on College Street
Local merchants announce a move to larger quarters on College Street and Moe Aynare wet, promising continued full supply of groceries, boots, shoes, and hardware at low prices while thanking patrons for years of support. Citizens report on various notices, inquiries, and letters to the editor reflecting community concerns in Greene County and surrounding towns.
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College Street
Moe
Meritein
Laxsrsa
Iowa
Tie Lacaper
Dean Suak
Springfield
Remembering James Blakey and local worthies
A reminiscence of Col. James Blakey of Kentucky and his generous Ohio Valley hospitality, followed by notes on the life of Mrs. Lon Crenshaw and other Greene County figures. The piece recalls Rev. Nowlin and Rev. Carthel, early church builders, and ends with the obituary of Mrs. Mary Phelps, detailing her New York origins, marriage to John S. Phelps, and burial at Hazlewood Cemetery amid Spiritualist faith and planned memorial services.
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Kickapoo
James Blakey
Kentucky
Judge Blakey
Cheetic
Thomas Pronto
Greene Waty
Thomas Printy
Robert Printy
Squi Printy
Tam Toth
Key
Breant ‘Tlowlin
Methodist Church
Nowlin
Tom Modes
Pearson Creek
Crp
Jonathan Carthel
Cumberland Presbyterian Order
Danters
Frank Bigbee
Lincan
Joel H. Halen
la Christian Charel
Wilson Creek
Mary Phelps
Springfield
New York
John S. Phelps
Hazlewood
Episcopal Church
Fos
Opera House
Sanday Night
Murphyism and Greenback Picnic Spark Reform Waves
Reports describe Moody canvassing by Mr. Dunlap for Murphy’s pledge to abstain from alcohol, with churches aiding the effort and rapid spread of the reform movement. The Greenback Labor Union picnic in Campbell Township drew hundreds, with speeches by local leaders, a substantial meal, dancing, and strong turnout signaling organized support across townships.
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Dunlap
Murphy
Christian Church
Jis
N. Ly
Dunlay
Vittshurs
Shar
Ibis
Word's Greenback Labor Union
Campbell Township
Underwood
Hazeltine
Lawson
San. Wood
Hack
PENCIL POINTS Reflects on manners and social foibles in verse and notes
A rambling column mixes satire on social pretensions with a stream of brief local notices. It mentions Toland, Voltaire, and a jumble of names and places, including Sedalia, Jefferson City, and Ash Grove, plus references to court actions, a funeral, and bank news.
Lively Brookline day ends with storm and social notes
In Brookline on January 26 1878 a court case between P Gorton and Lawson ends with Lawson winning amid a storm. A Grange session, a benevolent society supper, and a lively Opera House event followed. Reports mention dancing a supper, fine tobacco, and local industry additions while noting religious fervor and community humor.
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Brook Tase
Mong
Borron
Brookline
P. Gorton
Lawson
Chilut
Gorton
Brown
Grange
Wen
Priceless Discovery Cure for Piles Promoted in Notice
A sensational special notice touts a claimed cure for piles by Dr William Willwon. The ad boasts instant painless relief and widespread efficacy, naming Dr W Zabr of Cleveland as supplier and promising astonishing results after months of suffering. It claims thousands of medical testimonials and urges purchase through local druggists.
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Wil- Haun
Lee
Willams
Joseph M. Ryder
Teh Biles
Reiney
Cinesabdli
Milanayvatia
All Pruett Drg
W. Zabr
Cleveland
Max
Noile Gherry Hills
Ford
J.C. Richandmin
J. Lour
William
Peacier
Cents Somme
Ual
Charles
Robbery tale and faded notes from Neosho Journal
The Neosho Journal reports Thomas Rutledge of near Neosho was robbed of 1350 in gold weeks ago. His brother Peter blamed, denied theft, and was jailed on suspicion. The item blends local crime with unrelated sensational paragraphs and patent medicine advertisements, reflecting a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Neosho
Thomas Rutledge
Mr. R
Peter
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