Hosiery Sale Offering Ladies and Infants Stock
An odd lot of infants black cotton hose in sizes 4 4 and 5 at 1d regular made at 19c. Silk hose in new grey shades. Ladies silk bicycle tights in high demand as noted by suppliers.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1891
Page
8
An odd lot of infants black cotton hose in sizes 4 4 and 5 at 1d regular made at 19c. Silk hose in new grey shades. Ladies silk bicycle tights in high demand as noted by suppliers.
In a Joliet Illinois letter dated April 21 1801 the writer argues Christ is God in his Divine Humanity and that the Father alone is true God. He cites Revelation 1 6 and John 17 2 and asserts no two persons exist in the Godhead beyond the Divine Humanity.
Willie Klevesur and others travel to Peoria and Chicago for visits and events. Thomas Clark of Fisher Fisher Clark grocers dies after grip and pneumonia. funeral held by Knight Templars and Masons. Lacon elects temperance ticket candidates with strong majorities for mayor and city offices. Local building progress, church plans, and social gatherings noted alongside farm updates and a testimonial for South American Nervine.
Community snippets report property transfers in Varna and Magnolia with Geo. W. Norton selling a 157 acre farm for 10000 to Wm. Cook, village officials addressing gun ordinances, and social items from Magnolia and West Oxbow including school elections, a Demorest medal event, a 15th wedding anniversary surprise, and local residents moving or changing jobs.
In an age of rapid material progress a remedy should please the taste and eye and be easy to take. Syrup of Figs is praised as the perfect laxative and mild diuretic known for its healthful effects.
Milo community updates include Fall wheat thriving and visits from Jefferson Buard and family. Jessie West, wife of John West, died in Milo on April 16, born March 23, 1862 in Marshall County Illinois, leaves husband and three children. Mrs West joined the Christian church under Elder L. B. Myers and is mourned by a large turnout at services at the Christian church.
Local items record a temperance meeting at the Congregational church, a rag sewing at Mrs Purviance, and a medal contest for Demorest silver at Putnam county court room. Eight contestants performed as Rev Case and Rev Kerr spoke, Millie Baxendale won first prize with Miss Mina Lucas second, amid broad community praise.
An advertisement pledges 8500 for any rheumatism case not cured by Dr Drummond's Light ning Remedy with $5 prepaid express or mail delivery. The Loyal Temperance Legion meets bi monthly. Grandmother Wilson's 86th birthday is celebrated by over 60 relatives. Community signs note Demorest medal contests favor numbers 8 and 5 in Magnolia, prompting questions on next lucky number.
An advertisement touts Miles Nerve and Liver Pills curing biliousness taste issues and torpid liver New discovery claims 50 doses for 25 cents samples free at J B E Powell's Drug Store. Henry Illsly Sir Knight Thomas Clark of Lacon died Saturday burial Monday Knights Templar Peoria Commandery attended in body rain hindered attendance Masonic orders handled funeral arrangements.
A historical snippet recalls William III Prince of Orange inviting England to dethrone James I. and leading allied forces against Louis XIV. He died after a riding accident worsened his lifelong asthma. The piece promotes Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure as a remedy, offered by Sylvan REMEDY CO at 107 Main St. Pears, and by J H Atkinson Bem.
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