Local notes from Troy and Edwardsville headlines
Highland votes for improvement association formed in Highland while Troy sees mixed mail and press activity. The Edwardsville area is buzzing over a new Bank of Edwardsville replacing the home firm W R Prickett & Co as Deputy State Auditor Goto attends preparatory steps for the bank launch. The Pontiac drug dispute highlights a consumer damages suit.
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Goto
W. R. Prickett & Co
As & Mentia
Bank of
Edwardsville
Kedwardsville Democrat
Belleville Cathedral burglary and county tax kickoff noted
Fragmentary neighborhood notices report burglars at Belleville Cathedral, a sheriff planning county tax collection on the 26th, a shooting in Okaw Township, and county receipts showing a slight surplus. Other items cite long-time resident Alfred Hadde nson, Sunday school reform, youth mischief cases, a pork curing recipe, and local remarks.
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Randulpit Toituty
Grindlemanit
St. Clair County
Alfred Haddeéti
Carmi
Minois
Ninian Ed
Elmer Conklin
William Galbraith
Lebanon
Rhoads
Pontiac
James Stith
McKendree College
M. A. Ritchie
Local court week at Clinton county circuit court in Carlyle
Notes from Edwardsville and Greenville papers recount docket actions in Clinton county court with Judge Burroughs presiding. Highlights include Lovejoy relic handling, a mad woman tale, Ed Buchanan arrest for arson, and a testimonial for Dr King's New Discovery with trial bottle offer.
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BR. Burroughs
Clinton County
Carlylé
Robert
Sentinel
Aipper
Mr. Merry
Esquire McGowan
Ed. Buchanan
Watson
Allen
Buchanan
Greenville
Sorento Blade
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Adwarde
Dross, Publishers
Troy
Ill
Italia
Highland
Highland Journal
the Union
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Chariie
Belleville
James L. Francis
Chicago
Mié
Dr. King
Kingston
Cow College
Unissineen Ee
Scientific Amarone Agency
Main Street
F, L
Hampton
S. Kingston
Main
Troy, Ill
Aug. Droll
M. F. Allwarter
Geo. Liebler
McKinney
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