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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1879

Page

2

Lusk Named Internal Revenue Agent Amid Yellow Fever Notes

President itaén and U S Grant reference, with Memphis yellow fever spread and daily deaths. J W Lusk of the State Argus is appointed as Agent of the Internal Revenue Department amid Statewide congratulations. Illinois National Guardsmen exempt from road labor and poll tax while serving or enrolled.

Memphis J. W. Lusk State Argus Internal Revenue Department Illinois National Guards

Press notices warn merchants publish in town papers

The column urges local businessmen to advertise in regional newspapers to boost visibility and reach distant readers. It cites a Denver gold brick scheme involving Senator Corbin, critiques a Good Templars meeting and journalistic conflicts, and includes letters on General Grant and Illinois gubernatorial prospects, with commentary on local political factions and editorial stances.

Journal Stakes Practical Temperance Campaign

The Journal rejects ineffective resolutions while maintaining its stance for practical temperance and continuing to oppose the whisky power. It asserts the NADL course will not be altered and that the Good Templars’ prosperity will likely not improve. The paper accepts the gauntlet but remains a steadfast advocate for temperance.

County Lodge of Good Templars Winslow Freeport Bulletin Herald Lena Star Good Templar Tha Yietia Gund Freeport JourNay R. H. McClellan Illinois Journal Galena Alena Ring McClellan Rockford Daily Gazette Rockford Rockford Register Bro. Smith Gazette Galena Ring Order of Good Templars

Mississippi Plan ends in Yazoo County canvass

In Yazoo County the mobilized local leaders, numbering several hundred, urged Captain IL M. Dixon to retire from the Independent movement. He initially refused but relented to quit the canvass in exchange for protection of his rights and safeguard for ally B A Flanagan. The county's Democratic support is proclaimed strong as the public notice closes with a quip about scraps of pig iron.

Mississippi Yazoo Skerild Extra Independent Yagoo IL M. Dixon B.A. Flanagan Dixon, Yazoo Crry

Sherman and Blaine Deny Alliance Against Grant

Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean reports there is no truth to claims of an offensive alliance between Sherman and Blaine against Grant. Both are good friends, with Grant seen as the second choice of each, and the coming man expected to unite broad support.

Straw Gen. Grant Sherman Blaine Inter Ocean WastimeTon Sherma Grant Mighty Hear

Jefferson Davis for Senator in Mississippi

A Mississippi congressman and friends in St Louis report strong public demand for Jeff Davis to be elected United States Senator. They claim restoration of citizenship is near and insist the legislature will choose him, with some predicting he could become president.

St. Louis Mississippi Congress Vicksburg United States Bruce Grant Jeff Davis Senate Davis United States Senate Jeff

Powder and Shot From the Okolowa States

A caustic, fragmentary political screed criticizes Foster for Ohio governor, attacks Democratic leaders, and rails against abolitionist and Republican figures. It mocks press bias and laments charity costs while referencing 19th century party strife and sectional tensions.

Press Not Deteriorating Says Reid at Rochester

The New York Tribune editor Mr. Whitelaw Reid argued at the New York State Press Association meeting in Rochester that the press remains strong and influential. He contended newspapers resist temptations yet serve the public good, noting better writing, courtesy, and broader reach than ever before. He warned against romantic resignations about decline and urged editors to build a durable, self-respecting profession for the future.

Whitelaw Reid New York Tribune New York State Press Association Rochester Reid New York Lord Macaulary London Times Junius

Remembering Twenty Four Archery Practices From Horace Ford

A compact guide outlines twenty four essential archery steps for beginners. It covers stance with precise foot angles, grip and draw technique, arrow nock placement, string release, aiming over the gold, and consistent draw to the chin. It warns against rushing, emphasizes steady timing, and advises keeping equipment clean and calm demeanor after each shot.

Forrest Horace A. Ford

Taylor's Driving Park Fair Feasts and Archery Contests

Stephenson County A Society announces a Labor Day fair with trotting races for purses up to 250, archery and glass ball shooting, walking contests, and a: pageant of livestock and harness events. Entries close Sept 9. prizes include 100 to 350 and 75 for various runs and heats at Taylor's Driving Park, Freeport.

Stephenson County A. Society Hen Port Taylor Tucrsday Oui Jy Dlemen Roadsters Agriculciety Tary All Communications Tremor Freeport

Market report from Chicago shows mixed grain and meat prices

Wheat unsettled with No 2 Spring near 9 cents. corn weaker at 83 4? cents cash or August. rye easing to 42 cents store August. barley quiet. Flour prices steady to firm. pork and lard mixed with cash and August terms. Hogs in good demand. overall trading moderate with shipping rates around 800.89 for light bacon.

Chicago Ill Pac i

Unclaimed Letters List at Freeport Pa Tiina Adams

Week ending notice lists unclaimed mail items for Freeport area. Names include Alonzo Adams, Samuel Axford, Miss Anna Francis, Albert Gabe, JoH Hutchison, G W Tremann, Mary Gale, Peter Durst, Sarah Dillon, and other residents. Office hours and posting details mention filing inquiries with local address and ad notices.

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