Thursday, November 13, 1884 The Democrats had a grand jollification at this place last Saturday night. Preparations were hurriedly made during the afternoon by those who were most enthusiastic, …

Thursday, November 6, 1884 The telegraphic bulletins have been so contradictory that it is impossible at this time (Friday morning) to learn how the national ticket is going, but every …

Thursday, October 30, 1884 I, George R. Keister, mayor of the city of Tipton, Mo., by authority vested in me as such, do hereby proclaim that on Tuesday, the 4 th day of November, 1884, being a …

Thursday, October 23, 1884 The following, from the pen of Horace Greeley is an undeniable truth: “If you want to keep a town from thriving, don’t erect more dwellings than you …

Thursday, October 16, 1884 We now feel it our duty to oppose Captain J. C. Alldredge as a candidate of a mongrel organization in Moniteau county, for representative. It was our intention to let …

Thursday, October 9, 1884 If you have not got the money and want photographs, bring P.T. Ross some wood, corn, or something that he can eat, and get your pictures.   Thursday, October …

Thursday, October 2, 1884 The marriage of Mr. Will R. Hewey, of the mercantile firm of Bynon, Robertson & Hewey, to Miss Maggie Johnson Brent, the eldest daughter of Dr. J.W. and Mrs. Ella …

Thursday, September 25, 1884 The independent press of Missouri is disgusted with the military cry of “Union” and “Confederate” candidates. Give them a back seat. Ignore …