Nineveh School Exhibition Delights Local Audience
Closing exercises at Nineveh School showcase Miss Agnes Mosely’s class with songs declamations tableaux and humorous interludes. Attendees filled seats while praise pours for performers Aunt Peabody and Mrs Partington characters receive flawless renditions as moral lessons and festive spirit thrive.
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Nineveh
Agnes Mosely
Agnes
Chaira
Clay Moseley
Bettie Wilson
Misa Agggle Wells
Miss Aguile
Aunt Peabody
Susie Christian
Mrs. Partington
Suslie Mosley
Aggie Wells
Aggie
Lida Mosely
Miss Lida
Mater Jetle Elmore
TD. F. Reed
Jake
Warning on swindling patent agents and land pirates
The text warns readers about patent agents using "hay rake" "weed cleaver" and "patent churn" scams that target unwary inventors and landowners. It advises not signing papers or paying money to strangers until products are sold, proven satisfactory, and the agent legitimate.
Remarkable Engraved Stone Found in Oswego County
A stone uncovered in Oswego County New York is described as naturally engraved with figures resembling a miniature crown a black and tan dog and the head of an owl among other markings. The report notes the curious combination of symbols and humorously links it to politics and hieroglyphics.
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Oswego County
N. Y
Grant
A. T. Stewart
New York
Consolidation creates Troy Herald in Lincoln County
The Lincoln County Herald and the Troy Dispatch merge to form the Troy Herald, editors Fisher and Mudd retain the Dispatch form and size, promising improved layout and public benefit at lower cost. Other papers praise the merger and expect regional benefits. distant notes mention lynch law reactions and a Pennsylvania oath proposal for former legislators.
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T Carteca
Lincoln County Herald
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Hyeh
Troy Ee
Troy Herald
Theodore Fisher
J. A. Mudd
Lincoln County
Moxico
Fisher and Mudd
Smerald
Dispatch
Troy
Montgomery Standard
Herald and Dispatch
Mensrs
Ralls County Record
In Memoriam of Charles Sitton Drowned Near Falmouth Mo
Memorial note tolls for Charles Sitton aged 20 years 9 months 16 days who died unexpectedly June 12 1873 after leaving home healthy. The item laments sudden loss the family sorrow and communal sympathy and invokes religious consolation.
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Falmouth
Charles Sitton
Mr. Sitton
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