Eustace and McCoy Named for Lee County Judge Seat
The Sterling Gazette and Polo Press discuss circuit judge candidates John Y Eustace and James McCoy. Editors urge voters to consider McCoy s integrity and independence while noting Eustace has broad backing from Lee county lawyers. The Lee county bar touts Eustace as favored. other counties urged to sign endorsement petitions ahead of the election.
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Eustace
Leo County
W. Kfeaton
Gazette
Dixon
Sterling Gazette
Ogle County
Democrat
Trusdell
Illinois
Joseph Sears
Oregon
John Y. Eustace
Lee County
Qrusdell
Lee
John
J. V’s
Polo Press
Whiteside
Sterling Standard
Sgn
James McCoy
Fulton
Judge McCoy
McCoy
Sunday school pupils urge a woman to teach
A group of Sunday school scholars pleaded for a female teacher to take charge, hoping a brisker pace and clearer instruction. The call shows their eagerness for different teaching styles and leadership.
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Missus
Marriages in this city couple array
Marriages reported include Frank B. Taylor and Christina Newcomer wed at the bride’s home on February 1. James Cox of Prairie Center and Minnie Hardin daughter of Rev F A Hardin wed January 30 at the Sycamore M E Parsonage. Franklin Moore and Rosa C Bender, both of this city, were united January 23 by Rev Julius Buss.
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Hoare—Bender
Julius Buss
Franklin Moore
Rosa C. Bender
United States
Government Printing Office
Webster’s
G. & C. Merriam
Springfield
Mass
Deaths: John Harlacher of Cedarville
In Cedarville Illinois on February 1 1878 John Harlacher aged 80 years 9 months and 19 days. Born in Pennsylvania April 12 1797 he was a long time resident and a devoted Lutheran. He leaves many friends who find comfort in his peaceful rest with his Savior after a long life of faith.
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Harlacher
Cedarville
John Harlacher
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Church
Unclear historical goods list with textiles and lumber items
Fragmentary OCR from a historical catalog or ad listing numerous items. Includes wool, flour, meats, seeds, timber, boards, flooring, shingles, and various bundled goods with scattered quantities and prices. Text is garbled and contains many unreadable fragments.
Chicago Markets Flourish. wheat and pork rise in late trading
The Chicago markets of February 11, 1878 show stronger demand in art and provisions. Wheat advanced to $1.05 for gilt-edged receipts and $1.05 for regular receipts. corn up 5 cents with No 2 at 40 cents. oats quiet at 23-28 cents. rye firm around 61-62 cents. barley steady at 16-16 1/2 cents. Mess pork rose to 1030 cash and 10.25-10.55 seller April. lard at 7.27-7.32 seller March. dressed hogs firm at 4.00-4.30. live hogs in stronger demand at 3.90-4.05 for various weights.
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