Thursday, January 7, 1886 Names of pupils in room No. 2 that have merited a grade of 100 in attendance, 95 in deportment and 90 in scholarship, on a scale of 100, for the month ending Dec. 24, …
Thursday, December 31, 1885 We addressed a few gentle suggestions to our city council a few weeks since in regard to passing an ordinance restraining livestock from running at large. If the …
Thursday, December 20, 1877 We charge just one dollar and fifty cents for the Times, because it is worth that amount. If you can get any other paper for a dollar a year, you need not brag to us …
Thursday, December 17, 1885 The Times man strolled into J.H. Schmitz’s store the other evening and undertook to make a mental inventory of his stock of toys and holidays that we might tell …
Thursday, December 10, 1885 We are at a loss to know why that old and happy custom of keeping open house on New Year’s day and receiving friendly calls and kind wishes of friends has not …
Thursday, December 3, 1885 Capt. W.C. Aldredge has moved to his farm, as he expresses it to “employ his leisure time as the newspaper only requires his services two days in a week.” …
Thursday, November 26, 1885 We have been canvassing the subject during the past week with many of our leading citizens, of having live stock restrained from running at large in our city, and find a …
Thursday, November 12, 1885 We heartily commend the project that is now on foot to erect a fitting monument to the memory of Gen. Sterling Price. Many of his brave followers have crossed …
Thursday, November 5, 1885 It is, perhaps, due the public on the occasion of a change in the management of such a newspaper as the Times, that some intimation of the future conduct of the paper …
Thursday, October 29, 1885 Geo. H. Townsley, Editor: With this issue we leave the editorial management of the Times and will be succeeded by Mr. Walt M. Monroe, who has leased the paper and will …
Thursday, October 22, 1885 The frequent calls for small dwelling houses in Tipton just now, is an evidence that our population is fast increasing; and property owners should make provision in …
Thursday, October 15, 1885 A couple of young men were tried in Justice Scheerer’s court, Monday for disturbing the peace during services at the Catholic church and were acquitted. …
Thursday, October 8, 1885 As there will be a change in the management of this paper after November 1 st , it will be necessary for all accounts due this office to be closed by that time. If you …
Thursday, September 24, 1885 The massacre of the Chinese at Rock Springs, Wyoming, was brutal to say the least, but there is no justice in the government sending troops to that country to …
Thursday, October 1, 1885 The Clarksburg (Ohio) Sun has published a long statement to the effect that Jesse James had been seen in that city by parties who were personally acquainted with him …
Thursday, September 17, 1885 The location of the branch penitentiary at Boonville, by the Commissioners, is a wise decision, if it is necessary that another institution of that kind be built. …
Thursday, September 10, 1885 Cooper county has a detective force, organized in the vicinity of Lebanon, known as the “Lebanon Detective Committee,” which is a very good feature in …
Thursday, September 3, 1885 Among other improvements, a Judges’ stand has been erected at the Fair Grounds. The north stairway has been removed, and the north-end addition has been …
Thursday, August 27, 1885 A cold wave struck this place Tuesday night, and this morning at 7 o’clock the thermometer registered 56. Thursday, August 29, 1895 Rev. R.R. Marquis …
Thursday, August 20, 1885 There will be a great rush into Oklahoma if it is opened to settlers. *** The President proposes to defend the public lands against the usurpation of the …