Lincoln County Bend Case Continues After Amendments
The Lincoln County bond case in the U S Circuit Court at St Louis concerns Vespasian Warner versus Lincoln County over accrued interest on bonds. The plaintiff asked to amend forty three counts to substitute J M McLellan as county agent, while the defendant argued it would prejudice trial. The court allowed the amendment and continued the case to the September 1878 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespasian Warner
Lincoln County
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Dunn
D. T. Waddy
J. M. McLellan
Waddy
Plaintif
Supreme Court
County Justice candidates named in April 1878 Herald
The Herald prints a discussion on County Justices for presiding and associate roles. W W Shaw is named for presiding Justice from Ninevell. For Associate Justice first district candidates include G G Wilson or Wm Nl Pricat of Hurricane, with J Miller Wilson of Clark also considered. L B Bitton is proposed as acceptable. Elijah Myers is noted as unlikely to run due to family duty and expenses. Norte East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain-of- Rocks
W. W. Shaw
Ninevell
Norte East
Parker & Co Dry Goods Sale Notice
Parker and Co. offers for sale a large assortment of dry goods clothing boots and shoes in sald grin at strictly one price. The articles are in excellent condition and of best quality. All persons indebted to the firm must pay immediately to avoid forced collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Parker & Co
Troy
Murphy
Ben Kinion
Col
Aleck Phipps
Motherly Monitor
Oscar J. Mudd
Millwood
C. M. Hamilton
St. Louis
Hamilton
M. Hamilton
Charlee
Evane Bro’s
WouroLe & Hann's
Evens Bro’s
Parker & CO
Parker & Bo
Local Notes on Crops Churches and Personal News
Smantilly items report corn planting and social events at New Galem tilet under Mrs Curtis. News covers county Grange meeting at New Salem, return of Samuel Alexander from Kansas, James Shannon’s California visit, recent land purchases, Cameron farm sale to Edward Forwell, local textile prices, Easter weather and church attendance, Mrs Pat Flyn’s illness, upcoming Murphy union address by Howard Parker, a death of Mrs Catharine Ryan, Easter church visits by Tom Dunn and Miss Sheba Moore, and local remarks on women’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Henrietta Craig
County Grange
New Salem
Sameel Alexander
Kansas
Asele James Shannon
California
Cameron
Court Howee
Edward Forwell
Pat Flyon
Movere
Agaln
Howard
Parker Ie
Murphy Union
Murphy
Catharine Ryan
Tom Dunn
Sheba Moore
Tom
W. T. Hammonds
Montgomery City
Geo. P. Smiley
Mat Shoesloe
Galdhe
Mnea Geld
Matasye
Elm Grove Church
J. Mudd
Mosely
Minnie Hermon and the Curse of Rum Tale
A fragmentary note describes a sensational tale about Francia Murphy the Temperance reformer and a leading character Minnie Hermon. It hints at a thrilling and absorbing narrative from opening to closing chapter with a dubious sales pitch for a broadsheet edition offered for sixteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Murphy
Minnie Hermon
Murphy meeting features judges and students in praise
The Murphy meet saw speeches by Judge Gonille Dr. Mc Lellan and George Mitchell. Miss Lillie Cottle recited Cherokee Maiden's Revenge with splendid style. Nat GC Dryden allied appointments at New Hope and Auburn, O H Avery addressed Murphy at Starlope church and several signed the pledge. R D Walton Boy. lectured at Trutten and Brush Creek. Woolfolk Stand offer Louis prices for Wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Gonille
Dr. McLellan
George Mitchell
Prof. Blanton
Lillie Cottle
Nat
GC. Dryden
New Hope
Auburn
O. H. Avery
Starlope Church
R. D. Walton
Eoy
Trutten
Brush Creek Eherch
Local notes from Middletown and beyond in brief
Middletown resident Dre Weeme notes a local professional, Dr Noel of Troy, curing toothaches at the High School. A two year old near Middletown died by stove tipping. Eld. Errett preached after an absence. A Murphy meeting crowd laughed at an anecdote about a sheep and an old man. Senate debate coveredColored enlistment, tax relief for cotton, and education funds. House discussed coinage and postal savings. Corner Stone Church opened with J. P. Mudd praised and Welleburg leaders commended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Weeme
Middletown
Dr. Noel
Troy
Teothache
Jadiea
Alwood
Eld
Errett
Eid. Brrett
Jimmy
Senate
Scole
Burnoside
United States Army
Bruce
Misalasippi
Baneft of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Calmatia
Bell
Committee On Banking and Currency
Pasach
Hililpa
Game Committee
United States Treasury
Committee of the Whele
Corner Stone Church
J. P. Mudd
Mudd
Pirone
Meeting for eleven directors at Farmers' and Mechanics Bank Troy
Election for eleven directors to serve the ensuing year will be held at Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Troy Virginia on Tuesday May 1st 1878 at 2 o clock am. Panetas cashier notifies, stray horse posted reward. Woolfolk and Hand advertise goods and milk price. Paris exposition opens May Grat. Cass County Circuit Court upholds tax law. Hayden and Mullinax announce births and local notices. Hutt and McLellan physicians advertise services in Troy Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosthelten
Farmers’ End Mechanics’ Bank
Troy
Teceday
H. W. Panetas
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Troy Herald
Fisher & CO
Local and County News
All
Steele & Bank
St. Louie
Pike Counties
Sallie Braustetter
Truxton
Stub
Woward
Parker
Wentsville
Wenisville
United States
Walten Perkins
D. M. McLellan
Ww. A. Woodson
G. T. Duan
W.C. McFarland
Jeptha Walls
Jasper Armstrong
Buffalo
Christian Church
Munday
Wentaville
Bt. Louis
Thenos
Springfeld
Zist
Texas
Sedalle
Woolfolk & Hand
Calleo
iLadies
Woolfolk & Stand
Colbert
Birrien
MiLz
Mas
Klanmann
Paris
Cass County
Givan
Hayden
Leo Hayden
O Walton
Avary
Walton & Avery
Mulblean
Hutt & McLellan
Psyccalis
Bumgeons
Avcoucheurs
Mutt
Anu
Heeee Daesasen
E. N. Bonf Torney
LAW
Howard S. Parker
Misseurl
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
Alflice Over Cre
Creech, McLellan & Creecil
M. Norton
Cular
Martin
Dryden
Norton
Martin & Dryden
LAY & Collectors
Uri
Atven
Dunn & Colbert
NEW
Skddle
Harwess
FIM
Sedlacek & Kumbera
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