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Newspaper

Weekly Bulletin

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1874

Page

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Fort Sill Indian Camp Fire Attack and Mississippi Laws

Advices from Fort Sill Indian Territory report that on the 2d inst a party of about twelve Indians fired into the U S camp near Red River after being chased through the deep saws along the river they abandoned one pony and several blankets the blankets bore blood. The Hancock county Mississippi crusade against Louisiana ciuilists ends with the law deemed defective as convictions require a kill or public duel. Louisianans may continue fighting until the next Mississippi legislature meeting. The Paris correspondent of the Nation notes Victor Hugo rich Lamartine and Dumas amassed fortunes while Taine remains frugal and minor failures attend his stage attempts and Gautier profits only from a ballet libretto.

Fort Sill Red River Hancock County Mississippi Paris The Nation Victor Hugo Lamartine Alexandre Dumas Sardou Meilhac Halevy Taine Fiy Theophite Gautier

Western Crop Reports Highlight Declines and Weather Losses

The National Crop Reporter notes in May 15 estimates that cotton plantings in most states decline vs last year while corn rises. Replanting due to cool wet weather is widespread, with stands below average, especially cotton. Barley, small grains, and spring wheat show mixed results. cattle numbers drop sharply and potato bugs raise Westward concern.

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Costume Ball Impresses Hallville Couple in Frontier Style

A woman in sagebrush twine and buckskin outfit enters with H Barton of Hallville, whose buckskin attire and six shooters draw admiring and envious glances. Guests from mining districts praise the ball's conduct as spirited exclamations echo through the hall.

H. Barton Hallville

Nellie Grant Wedding at the Executive Mansion

Washington May 22 report on the wedding of Nellie Grant, President Grant's daughter, at the Executive Mansion. About 170 invitations, ornate costumes, and a grand ceremony in the East Room with Miss Nellie Grant and Algernon Sartoris. The bride wore white satin with long train. jewels valued at $10,000. couple to New York then England aboard the Vienna.

Washinaton D.C Nellie Grant The Gazette White House Mr. Sartoris Tiffany M. E. Church Miss Conkling Senator Conkling Senator Frelinghuysen Lizzie Porter Minnie Sherman Miss Drexal Madge Dent Miss Fish Miss Barnes Miss Grant Fred. Grant Sinister Thornton Eng- Hieh Legation Thornton Army Navy Supreme Court Vienna New York England Worth Trousseau Executive Mansion Metropolitan Church Surtots

Plucky Chase Of The Woman In White In Chicago

A small Chicago audience caught a four am performance of the Woman in White. Mrs. Al Hankins chased a burglar from room to street, then back to her home after police aided her. Her valuables were found safe. she regained her undressed state and the audience doubted the incident as a dream. The act impressed many as a brave, spirited affair despite the probable dream.

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Firm Promises One Price System and Quality Goods

The statement asserts departments will stay stocked with top brands and best makes. It vows to maintain the old firm’s reputation by steady attention to supply and by strict adherence to a single price system for equality in business.

Family Groceries Ad at Troy Illinois Corner

In our FAMILY GROCERIES it will be our object to keep nothing but the best. We solicit patronage and shall endeavor to merit the same. Give us a call examine our goods and compare prices. Country produce taken in exchange for which the highest quotations will be given. Remember the old stand N. E. corner of Main Market streets Troy Ills.

N.B N. E Main & Market Streets Troy, Ills

Rheumatism and Neuralgia Claims Sworn Facts

A garbled 1971 document swears to facts about rheumatism and neuralgia and mentions Dr Fitler and other names. It notes promises of cures and zero risk claims with “no cure no charge” and references pamphlets and music books advertised by J L Peters at 599 Broadway New York.

J.P. Fitern Penna University of Penn F. A. Oebourn Rotary Fev Sealba D. Rey Prati Jos Phil Shifted Dr. Fitler L. Peters Broadway N. Y

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Western Crop Reports Sam'l Rawson Risser & Rawson Troy Edwardsville St. Louis Fred. Allwarter Clay Street Tray City Milin.y T O Andrew Mills Justice OF the Peace Risser & Rawson’s F. L. Hampton Offee Main Street Joan L. Purvance Arose Insurance Co Independent Cornet Band Leavitt Troy James Downie Market Street Joseph Kiesel Manusheimer Boots and Rail Road Boot Shop Andrew Klein Adam Konig John Deimling Mides Dir Benet Shmitt Troy City Exchange Fhlie Droll Troy City Illinois John Diehle T. H. Bell Gnilthy Cor Syr John J. Hefty Methodtet Prey Tiurmnors F. L. Hawpron Harners Maly Atrvet Sue CIA Seno Peters Kinkel Adden Hest Guitor Guiter Edgwick J. .L. Peters A. Peters Neo Broadway
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