Bounty Warrants Interest Ceased After May 1869
Holders of bounty warrants numbered 2597 through 2387 are reminded that interest ceased after May last, 1869. Due notice of this fact was given during April.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1869
Page
7
Holders of bounty warrants numbered 2597 through 2387 are reminded that interest ceased after May last, 1869. Due notice of this fact was given during April.
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to the Freeport Journal in two copies with cash payments and specifies that postage is paid by subscribers. The notice lists club pricing for various periodicals and urges plain writing of names and post offices for delivery.
A Freeport, Illinois list shows May real estate transfers including Silver Creek, Lancaster, Lena, and Freeport deeds with prices up to 4,000 dollars. It also notes payments on subscriptions to the Freeport Journal totaling 1,805 dollars and announces a September reunion meeting of the 46th Illinois Infantry in Freeport with a July gathering for planning.
The Legislature amended rules to move township board meetings from the second Monday to the second Tuesday in September to accommodate distant supervisors. A thermometer record for the week ending June 7 is reported by Neff and Tabcock in Freeport. C&NW Railway stockholders in Chicago elected directors and, after adjournment, officers were chosen including Henry Keep as President and Henry Pierson as VP. John Gueke is building a brick house on the alley behind Lig residence on Galena Street.
The May issue of The American Odd Fellow showcases the centennial celebration and Jubilee across the country. It promotes the magazine as an official, widely read organ with letters from correspondents worldwide and a steel engraved portrait offered to subscribers of the Grand Sir Farnsworth.
A resident near Port Preston came to town and drank lager, was arrested for a minor disturbance, fined five dollars and gave up his overcoat to cover costs totaling ten dollars. The incident appears in the Warren Sentinel as part of local misdeed notes. The paper also promotes an agricultural journal and reports a shooting match across the river with results not yet released.
In the city election held last Monday for the Board of Education Mr C J Fry received 124 votes, Mr L W Guiteau 144, Mr C O Best 100, and Judge Purinton 124, with Guiteau elected for a three year term. Also noted is the Court House, fenced in and obscured by circus bulletin boards, prompting a suggestion to finish and make the fence permanent.
A jumble of antique hardware names notes Buckeye Reapers and Mowers Innior Mowerd Senior Mowers Junior Droppers and Hand and Sulf Ralkorn Sow improved tools from AULTMAN & CO with Sweepstakes Threshing Machines Carey and Compensating Norse Power. Also mentions S J Davin and A Ansessor visiting Tena on June 1,16,17,18 for revenue duties. Bottled Woodstock beer advertised at Chicago street shop by Chas Strohacker.
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