The Finding of the Remains of Lieutenant DeLong
The paper notes the discovery of the remains of Lieutenant DeLong and his party. Details of the find are reported, with emphasis on the historical significance and the fate of the expedition.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1882
Page
1
The paper notes the discovery of the remains of Lieutenant DeLong and his party. Details of the find are reported, with emphasis on the historical significance and the fate of the expedition.
Readable railroad TMH table shows passenger trains heading south with observed times including 10:33 a.m. 3:15 a.m. 5:15 p.m. 4:31 a.m. 6:46 p.m. 4:05 p.m. The garbled data lists multiple southbound departures and targets routine daily service.
Train listings show eastbound and westbound departures from Sterling Pass and Mar t town with times such as 7:09 a m and 7:48 p m. Pacific Express and Iowa Pass appear with a 20 minute dinner stop noted. details include varying departure and stop times for several trains and a Brying passenger note.
Abram L Swartwout announces candidacy for Lee County Clerk pending County Republican Convention in Amboy in September 1852. John Blocker requests voters at Franklin Grove Illinois for the November election in a June 13 1852 notice.
Fourth of July will be celebrated in Dixon with a 10 a.m. parade featuring firemen and civic societies. Sublette guards will join the parade and perform an exhibition drill. Events include bicycle and foot races hose and ladder races and a potato race followed by a grand ball at Vanion Hall in the evening.
Multiple classified items including a millinery closeout and hats, second hand organs, an Illinois Central excursion to Clear Lake. Iowa leaving Dixon July 10, and Iowa state camp meeting. Also ads for Buckingham's Dye, ice delivery, Dr Bigelow's remedy, buggy work by Vann & Means, Clover Tonic, Harvester and Reaper machines, Masury paint, Griggs' Glycerine Salve, and a Dixon house for sale.
If you want a new roof, take the Soap Stone Roof, perfectly water-proof, elastic and will not crack or peel off. Costs no more than an inferior roof. For particulars, apply to John Bensall, Amboy, Ill. Lu
Local notes report sales pitches from Eberhart Co for Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure, door-to-door bargains at Dixon druggists, railroad excursion rates, and a rash of community events. Marriage licenses issued, town happenings, weather lore, and civic notices fill the column with community life updates from Dixon and Amboy.
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