Receipts and Expenditures in Lincoln County Missouri 1874
The Troy Herald reports the receipts and expenditures for Lincoln County Missouri for the fiscal year ending February 1, 1874. The document lists numerous payments to individuals such as Mudd for Mrs Norman, Mitel for Dontabury, Cake for Rie Lay, McLowry for Henry Burt, and others, with amounts jumbled in difficult OCR text.
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Lincoln County
Missouri
Omer Goariee Eee &Co
WG Fm
Amiley
Parker
John
Mae Horton
Eimore
Alexander
Colbert
Allen
Gervis
Anne Far Gregory
Shaw
Hare
Extonebraker Ld
K. Cannon
John Morn
Gadbeor
Upham
Ronda
Ecbl
Mebellan Reuk
Jameron ii
M. Colbert
Archer
Carter
Lamier
Il Crenshaw
Pentel Argent
Richard Wommuck
Dohns
Sitton
Ratels
Archer Turaie Poor
Court House
Jackson JF Cox
JDY
Allen Cirlutin
Steete
Harris Total eTique Meult
I Stimpson
VL. Martin
Slavona A. F
Fred Kemp
Wombles
Murphy
Uit
Frederick Wwing
Joham
McMauan
Charles Mit
James W Brown
Ailowny
Thornhill
Maris
John i Lynott
Moxley
Parker, Crews & Co
Mrs Mier
Lindsay
Clewe
Aydnior
Gi Speckard S
Ackerman
Ion J A Miller
Charles Sydnor
Williams
St Alexander
Ease Aren
Dusepils Hart
Richard
Aeee
Dalton
Elmore
Albert Trileon
Sewise
Sydnor
Culbert
Thomas
Owen & Co
Wehrmann
Duckson
Evrett
John Melonald
Wis
Vertreus
I Johnson
Jasper Verdier
Shults
Coke
B Dees
Wille
Lowell Sane
K Williamson
Ciulus
Wilson
Andre’ Teague
Nylao
Dil Capnon
Ary Robinson
Wilcow
Shelton
Holt Leks
Seers
Henry Cox
Tanue Bilinae
Brown
Whitenides
Dunard
Eae
Oane
Nuel
Oye Inor
Ty AM
Wilson Oene
Hes Jols Dyer
Total FM
Ationemy
Warris
Reed
Winchell & Ebert
Mollard
Raiwrson
van Heck
Mugnard & Lalisieey
Ohio
JK Lindeay
Meriwether
Parker, Crows & Co
Siinjeon
Dharderty
Jameson
Wooltulk & Gordon
Morris
John Wodenkine
Fister
Maid Lu OW Gillum
Biniathan
Tala Wilson
Thuinsaur
Ian
Maxton
Davis
Tiller
I Mathews
Joop Meyers
Colvert Loti
Meyers
Woales
Wotles
Conan Eee
Vo Sanda
Sean Ceed
Collpoia
John Galloway
Anes Ava Veeel
Pauper Coffins
John Creel
Mme
NeLellan
Willis Presley
Nicholin
Ah Wilson
Tom
Illmore Aw Klinverry
Sen Anne
AK Wilson
van Grey
Eben Dixon & Hunteanan
Geok Yeung David & Pee
Ramedall
Mere M Mills
Heubien
Iuntty
Oo Hire
St Viatiitewalle
Ad Johnson
Woo Rawirds
Dick Johnsen
JR Mud
Vary Collin
Stephen Lulies
EM Browning
Laanders
Dixon Lucket
John LH Downing
Budord
Hammett
John Ad Ogden
Phivil
Perry Bittle
Dunkle
Worsham
Phra
Mesemeyer
Bc King
Kayaeaiene
Alph
Dr Cannon
Holland
Sean
Coley
Sone
Kemper
Bradehad T Cooper
Nunn
Wil Henry
Ines
Alex Chivis
W Kemper
Poor Howe Osae
le Wright
Mabry
Wry
Warren Hatley
Ib Totul
Wily
BA Downlig
Alice Bhridge
TD Fisher
Doh
Cannon
Abraham Dur
Sgritder
Jala Gorter
Bevis Howdyahell
Elijah Myern
Martha Null
John Presley
McDonnald
Df Nelson
Martin
Inkane Moor
Dl Whitesides
Pal FC
Caku
John L. Wattle
Cree
Mebellan
Tate Lunatic Asylum
Wehbe
Sutton Anne Eee Kovett
Hb Pollard
John Wilson
Magniude
Anne
Jans M Tenge
Wingtle
Wooltalk & Gordon
Naan
Morris Old
Chiles
Leni
AA Lindley
Joseph Mallu
Gi Elliott
Itouk
Ratlroal Tonite Pal
Metar & Son
Wales
Ollaia
Barnow
Opportune Remitance Tale in Mokelumne City Inn
A stranded Californian named Jep Smith arrives in Mokelumne Hill and travels to Columbia seeking a remittance. After a weary journey and costly private room, he earns a return to trust with landlord Mrs McGraw by paying a high bill with gold coins. The tale closes with Jep reflecting on fortune and a societal notice about how women influence conversation.
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California
Joep Smith
Mokeluinne Ifill
Old Tuolome County
Jep
Jackson
Colin Anderson
Joe
Columbia
Jeep
Ile
Jup Smith
Elvil
Tlner
Lanelora
Smiths
Amazon
Abs. McGraw
Wits Bond
Aneele Ems Wesemsb
Dep
Ilo
Amnon
Us Watch
Lie
Déhork
Ifo
Bridget
Jep Alwaye
Mra. McGraw
Roke
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