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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1882
Page
4
The Dixon Sun notes the president’s slow pace on Mason’s pardon, while James Tracey of Chicago is denied a new trial and scheduled for execution on September 15 after being convicted for Officer Huebner’s murder. A lurid tabloid rumor about a “Ten Days in Love” story circulates, sparking reader curiosity.
Mrs Lincoln widow of Abraham Lincoln died at Springfield on Sunday evening after a sudden stroke of apoplectic paralysis. She was 63 or 64, daughter of Hon. R. B. Todd of Lexington Kentucky, married in 1842, and Secretary Lincoln is her only living child. Funeral held today.
Mr Blake's new Washington residence features seventy plate glass windows and two cross halls on the first floor. Walnut mahogany poplar and oak woodwork enhances the interior as rooms can form a single suite via sliding doors.
O B Frothingham analyzes passion for play with rare ingenuity. Carpenter’s The Remuneration of Public Servants offers material for civil service reformers and opponents. Dr C A White of the Smithsonian presents Artesian Wells upon the Great Plans. The Review is sold by booksellers generally.
A vegetable product used only in Ayer's Ague Cure is described as a never failing rapid remedy for malaria disorders fever ague chills and fever. It claims no injury permanent effects and a healthful reset of the system by purifying blood and boosting vitality with no quinine arsenic or minerals. It touts liver digestive benefits and suitability as a preventive. Sold by all druggists.
From Ambo y Dr Travers hosts east visitors Isaac Edwards showcases bay horses and coach for hire A Wolcott of Marion calls on R M Peile in Reynolds Homer Graves runs the LaSalle passenger to Freeport and back Harry Moore named principal for next year arrives with family Prof Warp formerly of Franklin works in Iowa for Novelty Co Rye harvest is active Winthrop Blair sells shelled corn at 83 cents a bushel Captain Wm Parker plans to move his family to the Koontz house on Main Street S A Edwards once a school birch wielder is now in Chicago painting scenes.
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