Henry County Public Announcements and Local Support
Citizens of Henry express support for D. Anderson as a candidate for Sheriff and for a general political alignment. The letter dated March 19 1872 notes belief in influence from manufacturers, urging Henry readers to consider Anderson as an efficient and faithful supervisor candidate amid local caucus discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
A.M. Gaston
Henry Belleving
Anderson
Republican Caucus
Noumenovs
Revenue law passes in Illinois after lengthy debate
From Springfield our correspondent reports the senate revenue bill, largely the same as the house version, awaiting the governor's signature. The Road and Bridge bill also clears both houses, and a contest over railroad regulation ends with calls for resignations. Social life at the capitol flourishes with visiting wives and daughters, while party leaders circle nominations for governor and state officers.
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Springfield
Senate
House
Lippincott
Crats
Short
Harlan
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Bush
Ross
Fulton
Johu
Purson
Fenate
Gallroles
Janice Shaw
Capitol
Chainlog
Karly
Bungs
Lave
Carter
Mason
Chicago
Unprecedented Premium Offer From The Advance of Chicago
The Advance offers Dr Smith’s dictionary of the Bible as a premium for new subscriptions in clubs of five or more. The 776 page condensed edition, with 180 illustrations, normally priced at 8 dollars, is now bundled with a subscription for 3 dollars, through Hyde & Co. and Burr of Wartford.
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Advance of
Chicago
Dr Smith
Messrs
Dr. Smith
Singing concert to close Henry with 60 voices at Christian church
A Friday evening concert by 60 voice singers is planned at the Christian church. The program features anthems duets quartets and solo numbers with local talent and some guests. Admission is 25 cents with children under 10 at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Misa Lorn Davie
Lillies
Milas Addie Wilson
Miss Wilson
Misa Wills
Ellsworth
Tenry Martin
I. D. Ellsworth
Canal open as boats pass both ways through lock tolls
Navigation has begun with boats moving through the lock in both directions. Toll set at three cents per measurement with freight charged. Canal water level rising and river above normal, promising favorable outlook for continuing service.
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Java
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