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Troy Herald

Location

Troy, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1877

Page

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Troy Herald woes and local notices of Troy Mo

Mr Thos H Ellie and family of St Louis visit Troy. Watch sale and sewing machines advertised. Local farming reports note corn, wheat, hay, and apple cider mill purchases. Social events include children parties and serenades. Circuit Court date change. August auction and trolley items teased.

Thos. H. Ellie St. Louis Troy J. A. Withrow Ifolk & Wand Fayn Old Monroe Woolfolk & Hand Judge Bouille Dr. Mute Lizies Californis The Herald J. MH New Salem Bellevue I Hospical College New York Martin Sedlacek Lincoln County Wheeler & Wilson Fulton Gazette Weat Minster College Dextau W. W. Birkhead L Profengiana Calle Wersona Ellie de. J Mosara A.5.c E.E. WH U. M.C Dertle Sr Ida F Molon Ella W Messrs E. E. U1 J. M J. Alihrow Lin

Masonic Lodge Meeting Draws Lodges From Nearby Towns

A lodge of instruction met in the Masonic hall with Allen McDowell present. Lodges from New Hope Nineveh New Salem Louisville Dardenne Venville Independence and others were represented by named officers and members. Woolfolk and Hand advertised sewing machine attachments at reduced prices.

E. D. Owens I. GC. Capps Joseph Meyers J. C. Elmore New Salem W. L. Cranshaw J. l. Moore W. T. Daker Jos. Allen Steward Loulaville Norman Porter Dardenne Pr. P. Miller D. Ven Izeville Robert Green DeSoto HW. P. Decker Occidental Thos. H. Ellis Independence N. Kern Woolfolk & Hand

Sweepstake Races at Garrett Track August 16 17

sweepstake races set at Garrett race track one mile from Troy on August 16 and 17. a citizens purse with divisions for yards and miles, entry fees 25 percent of each purse, entries closed by August 15, turf favorites invited from neighboring counties, soda water offered, watch promotion by J Ithrow at Woolfolk Co.

Garrett Troy

Legal notices from late 19th century court docket

CBT ITL TM Ms Ephraim Ricke against the estate of Thamas Graves on account of 632200. Trial by jury and verdict for 100 in favor of John A Worthington against Lloyd D Worthington on account of 225. Trial by jury and verdict for 180. Appeal to Circuit Court by plaza Stose Aur against the estate of Berry Williams, deceased on account of 460. Frances Holman against the estate of Willis M Reynolds on account of 120. Salt dismissed for want of prosecution. Edmund Uammett adjudged insane by jury, guardian appointed.

Ephraim Ricke Thamas Graves John A. Worthington Frances [Holman Agatnet Willis M. Reynolde Edmund Uammett

Prankster Captain recounts Blud friend G W F’s plants

Probate Court stories reveal a two year old joke on farmer G W F. A French neighbor sent rare imported sweet potato plants that thrived, climbing fences and yielding morning glories. F became amused and bemused as his crop grew, while neighbors笑 at the playful deception and its lingering charm.

Tom Reid Tom New York

Louisville Sprinkles and Local Happenings in Ashley

Miss Jonaie Bartlett left for Middletown and Miss Mary Strange returned to Louisville Monday. Mr Sim Dryant and wife attended church. the Bartletts near Middletown. corn and harvest progress noted. A trip to Bowling Green on the Fourth. Mary Thurmond visiting from St. Louis. threshing begins. a tramp, storms, and a storm-damage recall. Eld. Errett’s last sermon observed with hope of continued ministry. community religious spirit praised and plans for future progress outlined.

Louisville Jonaie Bartlett Middletown Mary Strange Loulalana Sim Dryant Pike Bartlett Mia Gregory Ashley Judge Shaw Casey Adame Pike Thuredsy Ashley Falr Bowling Green Mary BD Thurmond St. Louis Place Millwood Measras Reed & Lovelace den Bilbro DI Blair Troy Caivre John Fisher Hell Orekelier Mr. F Dowing Green Honisomely Tee Lenannees Lee LeRoy Johnson Ned Huntsman Julia Bilbro Eld Errett Eld. Errett

Joyce Joyce Liberty sentence appeal ruling in Missouri case

Joyce Liberty was sentenced on four counts of an indictment, with two parts of the sentence already served. A petition claimed illegal restraint by the penitentiary warden. judge delayed final disposition, noting the four counts may constitute one offense and that cumulative sentencing may be improper. Public commentary criticized harsh punishment and selective mercy among accomplices. Loose editorial notes report boxes at New Orleans harbor believed not to contain missing documents and Jugalatepa to pursue illumination of the boxes.

Cork Jotoh Joyce Jie Inet Krekle Jefferson City Fletcher Ilia Jake Ile Han Clison Alnoe Pale Molin Palenck New Orleana

We Owe: National, State, Bank Debts Loom Large

A labor press summary cites staggering national and private debts totaling several billions. It breaks down debts owed by national government, railroads, states, cities, national banks, private banks, mortgage securities, and private notes. Interest payments total about 1 billion annually, costing about $25 per person. The piece contrasts the burden with wage realities and long-term implications, then moves to a Baltimore news dispatch about a Camden station riot involving marines, police, and numerous arrests, with wounded officers. It closes with local ads for coral necklaces and hog cholera remedies.

Labor Tribune Bone Fianciers Hay Ste Pw

Hammonds and Guion Birth Announcements in 1877 Troy and Cap-au-Dirt

Two birth notices from July 1877 record new daughters for Rom N. Hammonds in Troy and Antoine Guion Jr in Cap-au-Dirl. Hammonds reports a daughter weighing 12 pounds. Guion Jr’s wife also welcomes a daughter.

Rom N. Hammonds Troy Weitnowlay Gervin Tale Wothld Guion Cap au_dirl Antoine Guion, Jr

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