Thursday, May 27, 1886 The Sanitarium is the health station. There can be found the purest, freshest and best drugs in the county. Thursday, May 28, 1896 California now has a town …
Thursday, May 20, 1886 The sociable given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church last Thursday night was a perfect success. The parlors and halls of Col. Gleim’s residence were filled with …
Thursday, May 13, 1886 How could we respect the southern people if they did not believe in the thing they undertook to do, if they were not attached to its member, if they did not honor their …
Thursday, May 6, 1886 The city council met in regular session Monday night and was called to order by Mayor Ely, full board present…. Marshal crone presented his account for salary as …
Thursday, April 29, 1886 Dr. Bent was summoned last Friday to attend to a ten year old daughter of Mr. Sam Avery, living near Syracuse, that was bitten by a rattle snake. The little miss was …
Thursday, April 22, 1886 Miss Maggie Cullers is arranging for a grand display of millinery goods by lamp-light Friday night, to continue Saturday and Saturday night, and those of our lady …
Thursday, April 15, 1886 Our fat and jolly friend A.B. Alexander was at the scene of the shooting which occurred in East St. Louis last Friday. Alf. says he defies any man to make better time …
Thursday, April 8, 1886 The Democratic county central committee met at California last Monday, in pursuance to a call by the chairman. The matter of changing the time of holding the convention …
Thursday, April 1, 1886 Squire Scheerer, knows a mule better than almost anyone, but he made a bad selection for a buggy animal last Sunday. He drove to town to attend church and hitched his …
Thursday, March 25, 1886 Alexander & Renshaw succeeded after the most persistent efforts for the past three weeks in getting a boat to take their hogs off of Hickman Island last Monday. They …
Thursday, March 18, 1886 The undersigned desires to return thanks to the people of Tipton and vicinity for the generous patronage he has received at their hands in the past and solicits a …
Thursday, March 11, 1886 Sunday morning it was discovered that some light-fingered citizen had made a tour through the Tipton House in this city and carried off a number of articles that were …
Thursday, March 4, 1886 We regret to learn that Lou F. Hart, so well and favorably known to most of our people, is soon to leave this county to locate in Hermitage, Hickory county. Mr. Hart is a …
Thursday, February 25, 1886 In one sense at least trade has been quite lively in Tipton this week. Several important changes have occurred in the business of this city in the past few days. …
Thursday, February 18, 1886 Since the late fire I have purchased a full supply of caskets, coffins and robes, and a full line of undertaker’s goods that I offer at the most reasonable rates. …
Thursday, February 11, 1886 It has been predicted that the year 1886 will be conspicuous in the annals of time for the number of railroads that will be built. Let us hope this is true and among …
Thursday, February 4, 1886 Father Kueper returned last Saturday from St. Louis, where he had been under treatment for throat disease. His health is not much improved. We hear of quite an …
Thursday, January 28, 1886 While others sustained losses of greater amount by the fire last week none suffered so severely as did the family of Rev. Howell, who lost their all and were left …
Thursday, January 21, 1886 Last Tuesday morning at 12:10 a fire was discovered in the rear of C.D. Cullers’ grocery and furniture store. Mr. Waid Howard at the depot was the first to make the …
Thursday, January 14, 1886 The Times has mentioned on several occasions the effort that is being made by the people south of here to get a bridge built across the Moreau at Cook’s crossing. …