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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1879

Page

4

Regular City Council Meeting and Weekend Events

Regular meeting of the City Council next Monday evening. Everybody should attend the festival next Friday evening. A number of our young men are rusticating at Delavan Lake. Mr. Henry D. Bentley of Chicago was in town last week. W. Brainerd offers sheet music and strings. Mr. F. Bartlett went to Chicago to attend the Dioscean Convention in session today. J. G. Corrie, Esq and wife visited friends in town Friday. That Other Science is the sermon topic at Embury Church next Sabbath evening. Rev. E. W. Spaulding delivered two sermons at Zion Church on Sunday and returned to Milwaukee Monday noon.

Delavan Lake Henry D. Bentley Chicago F. Bartlett J. G. Corrie, Esq G. S. Young Embury Church E. W. Spaulding D. D Zion Church Milwaukee

Company G Social at Armory Next Friday Evening

Company G announces a social and festival at the Armory next Friday evening to raise funds for uniform improvements. In a separate note, Mr F W Brainerd sold two McCammond pianos in a single day, highlighting a popular instrument gaining friends in the market.

F. W. Brainerd McCammond

Decoration Day Events At Evanston And Orangeville

The Vidette notes Decoration Day to honor fallen heroes on Friday the 30th. Citizens urged to attend and support committee plans. An ice cream festival for the Sabbath School at the U B Church in Orangeville is set for next Saturday evening with addresses and music. all are invited.

U. B Orangeville

Settlement delay over bondsmen and Decoration Day plans

Messrs Cochran and Crain met C I Goodhue in Rockford about county bond settlement. he declined involvement and the matter rests until after his new trial motion argued in September. An Old Soldiers meeting at the Court House chose Capt J J Piersol as Marshal for Decoration Day and Col J A Sheetz to invite the School Board to close schools at noon for services.

Messrs. Cochran Crain Rockford C. I. Goodhue Supreme Court Court House J. J. Piersol Col J. A. Sheetz

Rockford officers chosen for 3d Regiment I N G

The 3d Regiment I N G met in Rockford last Friday to fill Lieut Col and Major posts. Frank Noble elected Lt Col, and Lieut Starr of the Rockford Rifles chosen Major. Also notes further regimental officers remaining, with surgeons and chaplain positions open. The Cedarville Case verdict: William Neidigh and George Jones fined $130 each plus costs. Germania Society to run Milwaukee excursion June 29 1879 for Saengerfest. depart at 6 00 am, arrive 11 00 am, return same day, round trip $2 50. Next week full details.

3D Regiment Rockford Adjuant Frank Noble Lieut. Starr Rockford Rifles Nockford the People William Neidigh George Jones Cedarville Hyde M. Stoskopf O. C. Lathrop O. E. Vleard The Germania Society Milwaukee Wisconsin Ho Hen - Blodgett Winnesheik Insurante Company Bankup William O. Wright John #. Smith Edward Barton Conrad J. Fry John W. Shaffer Ala. Shaffer Valentine Stoskopf Alfred H. Wis John Kenegy Hour C. Hyde William F. Shaffer W. W. Smith Miller Fry Cert Winnesheik Insurance Company Chicago Inter Ocean and Freeport Journal Chigayo WM. H. Bradley

The Twenty Fifth Annual The Illinois Homeopathic Session

The Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association closed its twenty fifth annual session in this city last Wednesday evening. The gathering was praised as highly successful with essays on materia medica and ophthalmology. Dr. Woodyatt and Dr. Mitchell presented notable papers, and Dr. Ludlam honored the memory of Nathan Fay Prentice. A levee followed at Dr. Beaumont’s residence, and a committee thanked many contributors, editors, and performers.

Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association W. S H. Woodyatt Woodyatt Chicago Clifford Mitchell Nathan Fay Prentice Farwell Court House P. Murphy R. H. Holder J. A. Cotton Gates Brewster House L. Z. Farwell Chas, Donahue J. W. Potter J. W. Carey

Barnes Favored for Board of Education Seat

A local endorsement urges Capt Walter G Barnes for the Board of Education seat next Monday June 2 to replace Jacob Krohn whose term expires. The piece argues Krohn’s replacement by Barnes, praising Barnes as educated and reputable while condemning Krohn’s candidacy and urging voters to support Barnes.

Five Month Sentence For Obscene Photographs Sale

Jacob Witter’s imprisonment in the County Jail for five months for making and selling obscene photographs is a heavy penalty. The editorial calls for moral vigilance, praises the School Board for aiding justice, and urges the public to heed the example to protect youth despite sympathy for those punished.

Jacob Witter

Decoration Day Proclamation Urges May 30 Observance

Governor Cullom urges Illinois residents to honor heroic dead on May 30 by decorating graves with flowers. The proclamation recalls Civil War sacrifices and calls for public devotion to liberty, union, and good government. A festival for Company C at the Armory is noted for Friday evening, May 30.

State OF Illinois Union Shelby M. Cullom Illinois Springfield AL Cullom George TT. Harlow

Five Months in the County Jail

Two local men Jacob Witter and Wallie Brooks were arrested by Sheriff Leigh for selling and distributing obscene photographs in the city. Witter, the principal, was sentenced to five months in jail. Brooks received ten days. The County Court judge cited guilty pleas and lack of extenuating circumstances while noting the effect on students and praising the Board of Education for uncovering the scheme.

Jacob Witter Wallie Brooks Leigh Hyde Snyder Board of Education Witter Brooks Messrs. Cochran and Lathrop Rob’t H. Wiles

Proposals for Supplies at Rockford Headquarters 1879

The undersigned seeks sealed proposals to furnish specified food and provisions to the 80th Regiment Indiana National Guard at Col. Taylor's Driving Park Freeport Illinois. Bid deadline June 20 1879. Bids opened in Rockford Illinois. Right to adjust or reject bids reserved.

M. G Rockford Inn Rio Japan Col. Taylor Freeport Ill Col. C.M. Brazee Gro. A Selsey 1St Lient Quartermaster 3d Reg’t IN. G

Homeopathic Association of Illinois Elects Officers

The Homeopathic Association of Illinois at its convention elected officers including President Dr. J. H. Beaumont Freeport First Vice President Dr. F. L. Bartlett Aurora Second Vice President Dr. Julia Holmes Smith Chicago Third Vice President Dr. T. C. Duncan Chicago Secretary Dr. E. A. Ballard Chicago Treasurer Dr. A. G. Beebe Chicago Board of Censors Dr. N. F. Cooke Chicago Dr. R. N. Tooker Chicago Dr. E. Bailey Chicago Dr. M. C. Sturtevant Morris Dr. R. F. Iames Chicago

Homeopathic Associations The Homeopathic Association of Illinois J. H. Beaumont Freeport F.L. Bartlett Aurora Julia Holmes Smith Chicago T. C. Duncan E. A. Ballard A. G. Beebe Board of Censors N. F. Cooke R. N. Tooker E. §. Bailey M. C. Sturtevant Morris R. F. Iames

List of Letters Remaining Unclaimed at Freeport Post Office

Weekly list for Freeport Illinois shows unclaimed letters including Geo W Belcher Miss Berthia He Miss Julia Paur Joseph Peters Albert W Hardng Lydia Paul Miss Mary J Hare Wm Raedeker Wm Henderson Miss Anna Skeels JD Lyon J P Stafford J Truesdell Emery P Miller Mrs Abby Talmage Mrs Phebe Mack JB Walters Miss Mennie McKay JR Van Dyke Olver H Mills Wm Jr Master Fred Osborn Chas E B TM Office hours and holiday closures noted. Also caution to state advertised letter date when inquiring. An advertisement for Giles Liniment iodide ammonia claims instant relief for rheumatism and gout with order details.

Freeport Illinois Belcher Geo W Paur Berthia He Julia Peters Joseph Hardng Albert W Paul Lydia Hare Mary J Raedeker Wm Henderson Wm Schlegel Anna Johnson Peter Skeels JD Lyon C B Stafford J_P Laaman J Truesdell Emery P Miller Abby Talmage Phebe Mack JB Walters Mennie McKay JR van Dyke Olver H Mills Wm Jr Young Fred Osborn Chas EB

Mt Carrol Seminary Ad Amid Business Card Listings

An advertisement appears among a page of business cards featuring Mt Carroll Seminary. The card highlights enrollment options and location details, signaling outreach to prospective students within a local business directory context.

Mt. Carroll Seminary

Wise Deacon Praises Hop Bitters For Family Health

A deacon credits Hop Bitters with keeping his family well and avoiding doctor bills during a sick season. The feature also advertises Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup at 25 cents a bottle and promotes W. W. Cole's New York and New Orleans Circus and Menagerie touring June 10, highlighting its enhanced acts, animals, and investment of about $850,000.

Wilder Taylor Troy

Seed Buckwheat for Sale at Goddard's Mill

Seed buckwheat offered for sale at Goddard's Mill. Availability listed with price and procurement details.

Goddard’s Mill

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