Troy Herald 1876 May 26 Dress Goods and Rail News
The issue notes Newton & Warland selling dress goods and fresh fruit at low prices, McLellan & Co offering cocoanuts and currants, and the St Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk railroad planning regular trains to Dowling Green. Obituaries report Miriam K. Jones aged about seventy five and Washington Watts of Pike County dead, with town council and tax notices, school spelling night canceled by rain, and local weather favorable for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mannibal & Keokuk
Dowling Green
Tobacco crop fetches high price in Pike county
Mr Henry T Ogden of this county called on Tinsley Bright & Co of Louisiana regarding his tobacco crop. They paid seventy five dollars per hundred pounds for the ducat portion of the crop, claimed to be the highest price paid for tobacco in Pike county. Sentinel notes a new supply image at Orton Haklan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Ogden
Tinsley, Bright & Co
Louisiana
Pike County
Sentinel
Land encroachment on public roads harms travelers
The piece argues against landowners pushing fences onto public roads, estimating a six foot intrusion across a half mile would reduce fertile land by eleven thirteenths of an acre yielding about three dollars and fifty cents yearly, plus neighborly harm. It notes locals returning from St Louis and Arkansas travel, Royal Arch Masons lectures, and widespread drought hurting crops last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McDowell, Esq
St. Louis
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Lee
Grand Lodge
Wm. B. Thornhill
California
Pioneer Henrs Schooler Hosts Family Dinner
Uncle Henrs Schooler, a Pike county pioneer now in his 77th year, held a Sunday dinner with all his children, six grandchildren, and five great grandchildren present. Three of his children joined him as old settlers who helped clear forests and open the country for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrs Schooler
Pike County
Fim
St Louis Livestock Market Report
Cattle values show improvement in good grades with mixed demand. Hogs decline due to eastern marketweakness. light hogs range around 6.50 to 6.75, extras to 6.60. Sheep and mutton trade modest with liberal supply, prices 4.75 to 5.75 for better grades. The railroad project near completion and a Little Eagle barge shipment aid progress on the Mississippi Valley route. Local sentiment expects completion of the line between Louisville and Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Stonn & Co
Mississippi Valley & Western Railroad
Little Eagle
Loulalaua
Hannibal
Clarksville
Seninel
LEMEX MUDD MARRIAGE REPORTED IN MISSOURI
Married May 0 1875 at Kirwood Missouri at the bride’s father's residence. Rev. S Mudd officiated. J B Lemen of Korgutown Colorado wed Lizaig Muda. Names and places presented in damaged notice reflect a union ceremony with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemex—Mudd
Kiriwood
Henry 'S. Mudd
K. Warner
Korgutown
Col
Mis. Lizaig Muda
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Ace
Newton & Warlan's
McLellan & Co
Mphriam K. Jones
Bile
Nesrilie
The
Washington Watts
Tye
Ile
Esse
Harlan
Court House
Reynolds
Mr. Hammonds
Hart
Tows Council
Allen
Kaat
Hutt
Mra. Jackson
W. A. Jackson
Woolfolk & Gordon
Win. Weisham
James Wella
O. Hl
A. Mudil
G. T. Dann
New Hope
Ilo
Troy
Culore
Peno
Pike County Short Line Railroad
St. Louie Medical College
Henry Lovelace
Hurricane Township
John T. Modgen
Montgomery Standard
Mannibal
Winchell & Ebert
Williams
Friends of the
Ito
Ths Place
John S. Blair
Ion
Lucifer
Buckner
Cockrell
McLennan & Co
J. M. McLellan
Prof. Blanton
Cherry Street
Seventh
Eighth
James Lindsey
Waverly Township
Sarah Hawkins
St.t. Mawkine
Paynesville
William Frazier
Lincoln County
Plicher
Lea
Horace B. Wing
United States
Hin
Lincoln
Aew
Orton & HakLan’s
C. M. Jamilton
Auburn
Louis
Joseph B. Wells
Jas. Wells
Reg
Arkansas
Geo. W. Colbert
Ee Troy
Milbourt
Henry
J.G. Reeds
Tiurney-At-Law
Migsouki
Maury
Shoe Shop
Aye
Lawrence T. Myers
Ningter Nie Udselul Gireul
Fp Im
J.B. Allen
Y. Mo
Nindterial Judicial Circuit
Withrow
Lurtwas Shop
B. UW. Norton
Cuag, Martin
Norton & Martin
Tiurneys
LAW & Collectors
Bank
BE. N. Bonfils
LAW
Josiah Creech
G. J. Dunn
Arromaer AT Law
SAN San Alwo
Mastenudisial Cire
R. C. Magruder
Tiorney
Cap-Aure
B. W. Wheeler
Ttorney
Mibrouks
F. T. Wills
Ttormey
LAW A
Warrenton
Eee Bannes
West Roca
W. W. Birkhead
Tye Use
Dotlee
Whian
Volumun
Meraid
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