Railway Accident Near Menominee Station
An afternoon westbound passenger train derailed near Menominee station close to Dunleith due to a broken rail. The baggage car and a passenger coach toppled into an embankment. the baggageman was injured but not seriously.
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Menominee Station
Dunleith
Shirland
City Council Tangles With Elections and Bills
Last regular city council meeting before the election read and approved prior records, approved clerk and street reports, and enacted several bills. Judges of election for April city vote were appointed for all wards. An ordinance limited auctioneers bell ringing to own premises and fifteen minutes before sales. County bonds of 4000 paid April first, leaving 18000 outstanding. Local ads promote Stern's discounts on boots and shoes. Mayor of Chicago calls for muzzle and euthanasia of unleashed dogs after March 5. Bulletin notes misinformed claim of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton visiting. Itch cure advertised from a Chicago drugstore. Lena Star ad inquiries and James W. Newcomer named agent. Young Men's Lyceum suspended over hall issues. Stern's boot store showcases $3 calfskin boots.
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A. T. Green
Benj, Rhodes
Tutner Lightheart
New Stores Open In Forreston And Galena Streets
Messrs. H. N. Cronkrite Co have opened a new grocery store in the former Gragsly Co location opposite the Court House. F Welse started a drug store in Judge Betts building on Galena Street, vacated by W Litchenberger. Chas Goetze, visiting town, offers stylish visiting cards. The Journal awaits copy for the County Agricultural Society Premium List. secretary in Washington with list, delaying progress.
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Forreston
Messrs. Gragsly & Co
Court House
F. Welse
Judge Betts
Galena Street
Wm. Litchenberger
Journal
Chas
Goetze
Pennsylvania House
Hig Ling
County Agricultural Society
Washington
Lena and Stephenson County News Ledger Highlights
Local notes report the Rush Stir sale at Sterns Boot and Shoe, prices and discounts. Ives Paris settles in new home and patronizes local printers. Lena grain and livestock totals rise, obituaries for Cora May Smith and Frank Curtis, first appearance of Nort Field on a Racine velocipede. Public documents, choral concert, oyster supper, fashion updates, and a New York price-based dry goods closeout. Postponed Jerusalem lecture and new awning at Rice shop.
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Lena
The
Star
Lena Station
A. F P. Foll
M. Weaver
Conway & Mealiff
W. J. Clark
J.P. Ring
Cora May
J. M and
M. A. Smith
Lens
Frank Ass
Rev. F
Emma Curtis
Stephenson County
L. L. Munnie
New York
Broadways style hats at Chamberlin’s on Stephenson Street
A Chicago sale note announces new gents dress silk hats and business hats, plus stylish boys and childrens hats. The advert promises a superior line and artful designs, inviting customers to shop at Chamberlin's No 99 Stephenson Street Pay’s Block corner.
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Chamberlin’s
Stephenson Street
Pay's Block
Journal aludes weekly issue with strong growth and claims
The article extols the Journal as the largest weekly in Stevenson County with a paid list and robust reading matter. It defends fairness toward rivals, notes readers should watch subscription totals, and boasts broad content including President Grant and Johnson materials, local notices, and ads. It mentions a recent accident near Shirland station, a praise for Prof Leland’s choral concerts, a Chicago fire rumor, and new subscribers.
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Johnson
Sueli Ag
Stephenson County
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Becase
Walt
Journay
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