Notorious characters and political battles in St Louis headlines
The piece catalogs court contests over ward seats, a contested election and judge counts in St Louis, plus remarks on Hutchins and Lackland. It notes a looming grange journal venture, Missouri legislative intrigue, and recent hangings in St Louis with broader Democratic gains in Connecticut and local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Hutchins
Hemall
Weel
Wil Lackland
Wan Hs
St. Louis
Trutchine
General Assembly
Bin
Davy Crockett
Jim
Dugert Sallelied
Lackland
Dlecsiew
Commissionera
Tutehus Guy
Lackluul
Tutehius
Hie Eemies
Mrr
Gareselie
Lathe Diapaleh
Ameynbreen
Elienta
Cy Tapers
Ale
Alexd
Gaanescir
Detts Duigherry
Met Nin
St. Laws
Notaries Public Notarial Standards Clarified by Atty Gen
Notaries public receive guidance from the Illinois attorney general on acts at end of last session. Commissions before March 29, 1875 retain status with seals and oath, and official certificates must bear the registrar name and state. No penalty exceeds twenty five dollars for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiame
Missouri
Grange
Masonie
Odd Fellows
Good Templars
Cluse
New Orleans
State-House
Treasury
Attorney. S General
St. Louis
Bowman
Doone
Gen
Shielda
Carter
Boone
Republican
Soone
Trutter Eianila
Rue
Hoone
Tower
Assembly
Llewt
Bowinatt
Celsus Rice
Downan
Hain Temo
Allie
Dowling
Notaties
Corres
Dante
Republican papers puzzled by Hawley defeat in Connecticut
The Republican press questions Hawley’s loss while Boss Shepherd’s party members are reelected. They blame loss of presidential and officeholders support for abusing power and political schemes. The piece notes Sheridan’s influence and a torce bill vote, plus a post office dead-letter list and several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Connecticut
Shepherd
Starkweather
Istriet
Pawleys
Denyuue Higheir
Combag
Sheridan
Hess
Supportouk
Foevernorth Tan
Fred
Tie
Alan
ALOC
Inc
W. Monk
P.M. Brown
Caullawiy
Jones AG Cooper
Milla
Murphy
Koa
McNenly
Frost cc Smith
Fennerty
Themeon
Joka Gibson
Notable Visits and Local Notices From Troy Region
Crowned-out notices recount visits by Persona L Ell and others to Troy and Millwood, with mentions of N M Shelton returning from Missouri law lectures, and E B Brown visiting. Attorneys from St Louis and Warrenton attended the last issue. Road work urged in coming weeks. critique of the legislature’s road law. Advertises patterns in dress goods and carpets at Re and J Atkinsons, St Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.—Ell. T. Ford
Middletown
Troy
Thaddena Mudd
Beattown
Charles County
Maryland
Millwood
N. M. Shelton
University of Missouri
Colombia
E. £. Brown
Tvo
Chicago
Lewis
G. W. Peck
St. Louisa
KR. Peers
Trosten P. Dyer
Wim
L. Mooney
Warrenton
Re & Jd
Atkinson's
St. Charles
New Millinery and Notion Store at Truxton Opens
Public invited to view and examine an extensive stock of millinery goods at the new millinery and notion store in Truxton Lincoln County Mo operated by Mrs Annie Mulder. The announcement emphasizes a large collection and invites inspection by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Millinery
Notion
Truxton
Mi.llinery Woods
Browght
Troston
Lincoln County
Apliwhy
Annie Mulder
Aaker
Roy
Ldncolo
Goolenthe
Mine Fenton
Nomton & Iarlan
Tore
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Troy Herald
Theo
D. Firmer
A. Mudd
The
St. Louis Dispatch
Speaker Poone
Strick
Chachanali
Ohio
Sioners
Uhirdin
Pat O'shea
Nation
Auburn
Lincolneauty
Mary F. Iudson
Emporium of Fashion
S. Robinson
Maggie Elder
Maggie Shults
Milliney Goods
Troy, Mo
the Ladies
Parker, Weeks & Co
Woolfolk & Gurdon
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