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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1878

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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