Patriotic Illinois families and local court list in 19th century item
The item notes a vernal equinox storm and welcomes General Clayton to the city. It recalls Philip Fowler’s death near Rivers Fowler in Howard County and highlights a Young family with six brothers who served in the Civil War. It lists Grand and Petit Jurors for the April term of the Circuit Court and names several named residents and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fowler
Rivers Fowler
Howard County
Iowa
Fowler
Freeport
Young
Illinois
Henry D
Simon
John
Taggart
93D Regiment
93D
Champion Hill
Marine Corps
Eli
Dunhams
Atkin
Adam
William
Crane
Circuit Court
Jacob Albright
Kent
Isaac Bogenrief
Jefferson
G. Truckenmiller
Samuel Barner
Buck Eye
H. R. Wheeler
Florence
James Johnson
Rock Run
Johnny Miller
Lancaster
Foster Strunk
Ridott
J. D. Fowler
West Point
C. Cooper
Rock Grove
Tra 8
Boynton
Loran
William Scos
Homer Judd
B. T. Bear
Oneco
Wim
G. Woodruff
Jabez Dibble
George Trotter
New
PETIT
Aimes Beware
Edward Crane
Horace Osborn
Jasper Mallory
G. W. Tatts
Tarlem
John Stoobel
A. Bailey
Ridoff
John G. Bear
Onevo
Michael Beam
John Bardell
Silver Creek
Aaron Wolfe
3. Bennett
Harlem
M.S. McVic
John Stall
Adam Royer
B. Blakesley
Winslow
James TH. Young
Tancaster
Charles Schoule
Henry Shuckengest
N. J. Churchill
A. M. Durkee
Charles Leese
Jacob Stibgen
Frederick Watson
Thomas Webster
John M. Becker
Charles Oxley
Robert Pergerson
Waddams
John P. Seabold
David M. Rawley
J. W. Goozell
W. P. Miller
Jacob Rice
Luman Montague
New Farm and Auction Plans Highlight Freeport Items
Local readers learn of Hemenway & Smith ads and Misses Butterfield reopening in Keystone building. News covers flax cotton prospects, new auction store by Beebe and Bunnell, W. G. Barnes & Co. agricultural store, Gen. Atkins lecture for church financing, Freeport Woolen Factory growth, and protectionist arguments against free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Butterfield
Keystone Building
Wm. Ll. Beebe
I.S. Bunnell
Sycamore
Tarbox
Hemenway & Smith
Capt. Bunnell
City church improvements planned this summer
The city will see major church upgrades including a new Presbyterian Church building costing 20 000 to 25 000 with large subscriptions. Second Presbyterian planning a parsonage. United Presbyterian to build on Exchange Street. and an extensive brick Romanesque design for the Srcono M. E. Church with towers, stained glass, lecture hall for 250, four classrooms, seating 500, at an estimated 12 000. Plans by George Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
I. E. Carey
Eriscorvran Council
Church OF the United Bretiren
Exchange Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Srcono M
George Barton Esq
Examination Plan For City Panic Schools Detailed
The ongoing examination will be run by teachers this week with a competent Board taking charge Monday. Friday afternoon features miscellaneous high school exercises. notices for details will appear next week. Citizens and school supporters are invited to attend. committee members are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bryant
Jo W Iveldon
L W Guitean
Misa Bigelow
Col Hicks
R Moffitt
Miss Durrell
Lion ‘Tj Turner
O B Bidwell, Esq
Rey TE Carey
Miss Grege
J Scroggs
Jno A Clark
Algerta
Wednysaday
Grammihursday
C. Grammer
J.B. Weldon
L. Weuitour
John A. Clark
Local items list sales and notices across shops
A collage of small ads and notices: new piano at E C Dwight & Co on Stephen son street. Miss Butterfield relocating to Keystone Block with spring millinery. farm tools and farm goods from Emmert & Stibgen. eggs and hog tamers for sale by Hemenway & Smith and Emmert & Stibgen. dry goods from Wm A Stevens & Co. kerosene oil price and local trade notes. bees for sale near Cedarville. land for sale near Florence Station. a local examination schedule for teachers. and various other classified notices and promotions from area merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
Keystone Block
Miss B
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Pbusiness Curtis
Hotels
Milton Housh
Omonas French
Corner of Exchange
Ga- A
Bailey & AN
Journal Ofice
Geo. P
Kingsley Entist
Ilnois
Heboee
Court
Horse Square
A. J. Willing
Plymouth Hall Hock
Doctor Caner
Presbyterian
M. D. Coe
Winceopathic
Stephenson Street
Martin
S. B. Vanvalzah
B. VanValzah
Exchange Block
Burchard
Lowe Concert Hall
Oiders
Thomas Buckley
Clay Street
Dubbs Hotel
A. D. Meacham
Ittorney
Fry’s Block
Fred. C. Ingalls
Fry's
III
Laton & Barnum
Torneys and Cownsellors
South East Corner
Itt
Henry C. Hyde
Jorney
Carlipp
Say House
Freeport Hinots
Diy
Thos
J. Turner
Joan B. Scroggs
Turner & Scroggl
AW and Chancery Office
Munn's Building
Court House
Syl
Hailey
Francis W
Srawley
Bailey & Brawley
Krohn's Huilding
Ills
Ady
Smitzed
Atkins
George Nicks
Atkins & Hicks
Plymouth Block
Second National Bank
Nhnols
Wil
H. Co. Hemenway
Morney
Cedar Falls
Buchanan
Black Hawise
Bremer
Butler
Tundy
Ephenson County
Linois
Leavi Martin
Busit Uid
van Buren Street
Munn
J. Montelius
Leeds
Stucen
Stephenson St
C, Dwight & Co
Freehart Herrgans
Steyr ’ Ay l
Sisto J. Himes
Ibecate
Port Cooperave
Liberty Street
Florence Station
Wesford
Freeport Land Se
Journal Oftics
Stine
Fa Dent
G. M. Clayton & Bro
Dornstazen
The
Free Methodist Church
Will
D. V
J. H. McCreery
Genesee Conference
Joseph Travis
Alf. Howard
Ole Bull
Fae
New Orleans
Col. J. W. Shaffer
Colonel
W. G. Barnes & Co
Galena Street
Wm. Barnes
W. G. Barnes
Georgia
Sherman
Fry’s Hall
Episcopal Church
Goddard
West
England
Freeport Woolen Factory
Davis & Co
E. C. Dwight & Co
Emmert & Stibgen
Emmert & Astibgen
Emmert & Stiegien
Krohn
Billy Youngman
Temenway & Smith
Bil Smith
Tiemenway & Smith
Wm. A. Stevens & Co
Norice
G.M. Clayton & Bro's
Robert Jones
Cedarville
William E. Tomlins
Stine & Bro
Philadelphia
Cassimeres
Westings
Sanur Crear
T. Gallaher
Thomas Long
Thacilers
A. A. Crary
Mr. Crary
A. Crain
Liaw
Wreaport
Norier
G. M. Clayton & Bro's
DD. Difffenbaugh’s
Patterson Adamson & Co
Stephenson & Addams and
Bridge & Adams Streets
Journal Office
Taylor
Heal Estate
Alf
G. M. Clayton & Bru's
Chicago
WM. Massenberg
Wheeler & Wilson
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