18 Apr 1877
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Newspaper
Brimfield Gazette
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1877
Page
1
Residents report minor improvements and events across communities including Mr Fuchs visiting Peoria, new ads on page four, Mrs Wiley's return from a visit, and Mr Richard Pacey selling twelve pigs. Dr Wilson opens a Peoria law office, Eliwood favors city organization, and local homes gain paint and repairs. A concert at Hutchinsons falters financially while Grimfield hosts a successful show.
In French Grove news a carpenter builds a pine side hall and a movable picture setup. Charles McNaught stocks farm implements. Mrs. George Wilkina and Mrs. Regan open or move shops with competitive prices. John Cole cleans his store. local correspondentssend notes of schoolmarm hiring caution and a correction on a printer’s error. A Monica train stop highlights merchants Deal, O Brien, Hawver, Green Burgues and hardware offerings.
Hudasll & Gilbert advertise 75 000 apple trees aged two to four years and 200 000 assorted fruit and ornamental trees including hedge pears peaches plums cherries crab apples Evergreens and other stock. Prices guaranteed. Orders accepted at Kimweed Nursery half a mile east of Public Square.
Fragmentary notice states directors at district No 6 in some locale prepare for changes before a deadline. Names appear as J. Lows, M. D., Cork, with unclear context on actions or dates.
A collage of 19th century snippets includes trader claims from Pursell & Camp with enjoined furniture ads, jokes about weather and parlors, remarks on printers and editors, and a student’s wedding notice. Several lines mention Elmore Michigan and dates in April 1877, with varied quips on bottles, caps, and local commerce.
Fragmentary notice appears to describe stock, tenets, and spring goods with low prices and terms. Readable content is limited and outcomes or entities are unclear. Further details are not evident in the available text.
The article recounts Gehazi’s lies and theft from Naaman, his betrayal of Elisha, and the prophetic punishment of leprosy for him and his descendants. It warns that covetousness corrupts faith, mirroring biblical warnings with moral reflections and scripture citations.
Having disposed of our stock to C. B. Day we invite all customers to continue business with him. With thanks for past favors we hope for continuation to our successor. All persons indebted to us are requested to make immediate settlement Day Co.
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