Local Agent Seeks Township Readiness for Journal
Wm C Wright reports return from the East with new spring goods. Doctor DeKoven of Racine College will preach at Zion Church on Wednesday Evening April 3. Apply for agency details and references to act as JOURNAL agent in every township for 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Wright, Esq
Doctor DeKoven
Racine College
Zion Church
M. Clayton
Spring & le
Man Injures Arm While Fish Hunting Near Buena Vista
Jacob Isenhour was out shooting fish near Buena Vista when he shot his arm, producing a painful wound. The Ladies' Christian Temperance Union invites all to a sociable at Temperance Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Isenhour
Buena Vista
Ladies’ Christian Temperance Union
Temperance Hall
Death of Prof H H McAfee at Fish Lake Valley Nevada
A letter to Mrs. Jno V Snow reports the death of Prof H H McAfee on the 17th inst at Fish Lake Valley Nevada where he moved last Christmas for health. The notice recalls his many local friends and praises public schools and scholars as evidence of their quality. It also notes Arthur E Webb leaving for a year in Iowa to work with Harker Dean Co in Storm Lake and predicts his future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. McAffee
Jno. V. Snow
H. H. McAfee
Fish Lake ‘Valley
Nevada
Arthur E
Thomas Webb
Illinois Central
Iowa
Messrs. Harker
Esther
Pitt
Batef
Gilgen Esther
Leland
Caritanta
Buzzard
O’donohue
Phe Winn
Freeport
Snydéry
Blixsche
Buckman
Jennie ‘Massenberg
H. Risley
Washington
Hattie Snow
Carrie Bowers
Nellie Polk
Lillie Diffenbaugh
Democrats nominate city and town ticket leaders
The caucuses and convention nominated a city ticket with Aldermen for wards 1 to 3, City Clerk, Attorney, Treasurer, Marshal, Street Commissioner, Police Magistrate, and City Surveyor. A town ticket listed a Supervisor, Assistants, Collector, Assessor, Town Clerk, and Highway Commissioner. Encampment plans for the Third Regiment I, N. G. were discussed with Freeport as a possible site during the State Fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CITY
J. H. Crane
D. Kuehner
H.J. Porter
Wm. Trembor
J. C. Kean
Jacob Molter
E. W. R. Dreyer
J. 8. Rodgers
Leonard Stoskopf
F. E. Josef
Henry Lichtenberger
Joseph B. Smith
O. S. Ferris
Horace Meggs
F. B. Malburn
B. F. Stoneman
Wm. Ascher
N. G
Aurora
Sycamore
Rockford
Col. Brazee
Agricultural Board
Unis
Freeport
Policemen Arrested in Burglary Case Near Opera House
Two officers Joseph Gartman and Edgar Freeman faced a hearing before Squire Goodhue for breaking into Loos harness shop. They were discharged after witnesses, including two shop workers, reported seeing a policeman’s star and a dark lantern during the incident. Evidence suggested no intent to steal, but questions arose about political manipulation near election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loos
Opera House
Joseph Gartman
Austine
Ryan
Edgar Freeman
N. B. Loos
Marshal Dryer
Atal
Advertising in hard times keeps goods before public
The New York Commercial List notes that many firms cut advertising during dull times risking ruin. Experienced merchants know to maintain promotion when trade slows to sustain sales. In slow commerce periods, merchandise must seek buyers as buyers are fewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Storm of wind and cold hits Eastern States
A Sunday storm of wind cold and snow destroyed fruit buds in many areas while local weather was freezing with ice on Saturday and Sunday nights. The region is now warmer with no fresh snowfall reported.
Police misconduct and demand for new officers in city
The letter-writer alleges police involvement in recent burglaries and defends actions during a break in. They claim officers entered a yard to escape, deny intent to reclose the door, and accuse the force of theatrics. They urge Mayor Krohn to hire reputable men to reform the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krohn
Court calendar notes in Freeport circuit terms
Judge Eustace presided with Brewster and Leigh as officials as a busy docket of People and Common Law matters was disposed of. Cases include James Donnelly larceny sentenced to ninety days in county jail and numerous assumpsit ejectment and foreclosure actions with many dismissals and costs awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Eustace
D. S. Brewster
J. R. Leigh
The
People
James Donnelly
R. I. Cole
Et al
A. W. Johnson
Samuel Kauffman
Assumpsit
Plaintiff
R. Seward
Aaron Wolf
G.S. Dickey
Wm. Ritzman
M. W. Walton
Albert Hawkins
Als
City of Freeport
Albert Bliss
A. P. Goddard
Thos
Foreclosure decrees and jail report in March term
Defendants defaulted in foreclosure suits and decrees granted. Master’s report of sale approved in one case and Commissioner’s report confirmed in another. Grand Jury reports County Jail clean and well cared for with adequate food. prisoners satisfied. Foreman James Taggart signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hayes
Als
E. Rayhorn
Mary F. Hess
W. Scott Agney
Chas. Neimann
W. N. Hemmenway
Nathaniel Ross
W. A. Kerr
J. M. Leonard
Israel Underwood
Mary J. Jackson
Frank Clingman
John Anderhold
W. W. Lambert
Jacob Diehl
J. A. Kerr
S. A. Bride
Geo. Nagle
M. Seufert
Bradner, Smith & Co
A. V. Richards & Co
F. Miller
J. F
Neidecken & Co
A. V. Richards & (O
Assumpsit
E. Arnamon & Co
John Saar
Chancery
Town
East
Wesley Carey
W.G. Bone
Mary FE
Charlton
Og J. Manchester
Mary Hensinger
J.D. Fowler
Sabina Clark
Geo. Walker
J. Stewart
Henry Fisher
Zartnian
Hi Hoff
Benjamin Bogenrief
Solomoh Bogenrief
A. Reed
Mary E. Phelps
Jean J.W. Eustace
James
Taggart
Grand Jury adjourns after 35 indictments found
The Grand Jury adjourned on Saturday morning after returning thirty five indictments. Many of these were liquor indictments.
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Wein Inallol
Third Ward Grammar School
Judson
Briges
Sawana
A. Barnes
Papa
Maggie Cole
Stephenson County
Charlie Wermicke
Fanny Clair
Nellie Rhodes
Anna Murphy
Loos’ Harness Shop
Freeman
Squire Goodhue
Norfolk,Va
Richmond
Gov. Wood
West
L. K. Scofield
Tee