Curtis and Forster clash at convention over patronage
The account describes Curtis's measured and courtly tone against Forster's sharper impact while noting Curtis' reluctance to attack until late. A speech attacked patronage and Conkling, provoking applause. The convention resumed the next morning and announced nominations for state offices including Secretary of State John G. For, Comptroller Francis Lyly, State Treasurer Wilhelm S., Attorney General Tremaine, and State Engineer Howard Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Forster
Howver
Cuctis
Curlis
Conkling
Em & Hayes
Oury
John G
Francis Lyly
William
Tremaine
Oral —Grenvilly
Howard Soule
Southern policy debate with Stephens on Hayes and court
Hon Alexander H Stevens in Washington endorses President Hayes and home rule. He criticizes the phrase Southern policy, urges constitutional policy, and suggests Herschel V. Johnson or Alexander H. Stephens as a fit for the Supreme Court vacancy to pacify the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Stevens
Ceorsia
Washington
Lasteek
South
Atlanta
S&eorgians
Georgia
President Hayes
Mr. Tilden
Dane
Mr Stevens
Mr. Hayes
Beas
Stephens
Iurt
Moorler
Lr Stephens
Iferschel V “Ahson
Alexander BL. Stephens
Young
Luna
Herschel V
Rene
My. Stephens
Jolson
Mt Nalling
Neggard
AL Uae
Season of Intermittents and preventive tonics
Disease season described with intermittent fevers and endemic illnesses. Recommends preparing tonics to counter atmospheric sickness and fortify residents against malady, endorsing Trostetter's hittoshes as a healthful remedy and timely use of the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Yonty
Local Market Prices And Goods Listings Fragment
A fragmented OCR lists numerous names and a long catalog of goods and commodities. Items include provisions such as butter cheese lard and various produce, meats, flour and feed, wood and lumber, tools, and building materials. It reads like a community trading post or market inventory with scattered misspellings and incomplete lines. Various names appear, but no cohesive event or narrative.
TRUSTEE S SALE FROM STEPHENSON COUNTY ILLINOIS
Trust deed narratives detail mortgage default prompting a trustee sale in Freeport Illinois. Joseph Rhodes and Lewis Ilgen figures appear with dates in 1877, describing land in Silver Creek and Cedarville with properties and parcels described, including lot and section rights and multiple promissory notes. The notices specify November 3, 1877, as sale date, at ten oclock, at the court house front door, to satisfy principal, interest, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rhodes
Stephenson County
Minois
John L. Taylor
Hotes I
John I
Taylor
Silver Creek
Algo
Yellow Creek
Alfred M. Sacket
Freeport
Joan L. Taylor
C. Taylor
Atty
Joseph Heel
Cedarville
Lewis T. Ilgen
William H. Mills
Millson
Sterne F. Aspinwall
Milnois
Steme F. Aspinwall
Sterner
Aspinwall
William Laborde
Noties
County Court
Court House
Israel Rubendall
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Alex. H. Stevens
Jeferson
Stephens J
County
Miss Rath
On County
A. Fra Putnam
Winnebage
Betsey
Lis
Preenort
Illinois
Purcell
Jennia Preston
J G
Adams
Jno W Ferden
Clark H
O Thoma
Hark
Pond
Vilgha Warner
We Co
Opel
N. B
Smith D
Atkine
Freeport Market
Journal Ovrer
Smith & Porter
Grain
Sayern
Cessereeere Graham Flost
Frank TZ
Pacoy
Davis
E. F. W. Brainerd
Stephenson Street
Brussels
Ingrain and
Staphenson,st
Monument
Jonathan Bower
Henry C, Hyde
Jericho
John Harberton
Amuldane
Chass
The
New York Independent Sive
Boston Journal
Life Wanruice
All Bookselle's
Uy Nudih
Jansen, Aclukg
State St
Chicago
Badger State
Rey
Clough & Warren
J. C. Simmons
Stephenson St
Berkshire
Wil Ney
Breeport
Levcock Pat
Heal
Durham
Alfred II, Wise
Ceday Springs
Frousport
Baebes
W. G. & W. Barnes Stephenson
Birdsell
Birdsell Manufacturing
Burdsell
Uction Nis Ic. Gon
Birdsell Manufacturing Company
U. S
Studebaker
W. Barnes
Biall
Morgan Bros. Cor
Jackson Sts
Ill
Mathushek
Besi {Ges of
Nada
Plana
Joan Hea
Tereport
Stine
Wi. Stine
Uyers
Little
Parker Gun
Parker Bros
West Meriden
Cor
Chicago & Bridge Streets
Sinterest
W. Scott Agney
Plat
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