Johnsons Cyclopedia hailed as great work of the century
The review extols Johnsons New Illustrated Universal Cyclopedia as a comprehensive 1700 page reference with 20000 subjects. Professors Barnard and Guyot lead editors supported by noted scholars. A highly favorable judgment is given on its scope, accuracy, and accessibility for scholars teachers and the general reader.
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Cic Dat Lea
Anglien Age
Johnson
Barnard
Columbia College
New York
Guyot
Princeton College
New Jersey
Anderson
Rochester
Dwight
Columbia
Asa Gray
Harvard
Horace Greeley
Wm. T. Harris
St. Louis
George P. Mars
Alexander H. Stephens
Julius H. Seelye
Ineo
Chandler
Seelye
Stevens
Greeley
Aristotle
Austria
Austro-Hungary
Schem
Gen
US. A
Nathaniel 4. Shurtlett
Cambridge University
England
Schruin
Confederate States
Mr. Grewley
Charles O’conor
Prof
Guyor
Arnard
Richard Grant White
Sunburn ‘Ennoy
Henry Hartshorn
de. Barnard
Haury Clay
Mr Greeley
Stephen A. Douglas
Alexander Stepheus
Edward Everett
Subert C. Minthrop
Theo. Dwight
California
John- 80
Democrats Confront Split Over Illinois Governor Nominee
Local correspondents in LaCon recount the Illinois state Democratic convention and the shock of Steward's nomination. Voters fear party divisions, with talk of electing anything to beat the Republicans and debates over Tilden, Steward, Hendricks, and the party’s "nuance" question.
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Ilinois
Steward
Tilden
Hendricks
Sparland and Magnolia Notes From Local Correspondents
Sparland reports a sparse week with few letters from readers due to illness and boredom, while Magnolia covers church meetings, a new union Sunday school, local gossip, hay harvests, a planned bridge, and a medical procedure in which doctors opened a wind pipe after a cartridge was not found in a patient.
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Magnolia
M. E. Church
Grove
Hainey
Jogreph McCabe
Luown
Ss. Weot
Ben
Dent
Ann
Weator
Leonard Baker
Streator
Maymnolia
Brluzinge
Bandy
Ford Bells
Henry
Lue Creek
Hans
Dayger
Guane
Uhlieuge
Owens
Shureday
Ramsey
Horace Gaylord
Ponting
Measles and Social Happenings in Snach Wine
Measles sighted with most recovering. infant Willie, son of Milea Judge, died Saturday. A Bath organ was installed at the M E church. Excursion to Starved Rock leaves Snach Wine Lake at six tomorrow morning with the organ as entertainment for the church benefit. Church of Christ picnic planned for next week with details to follow. Miss Taft travels with uncle Harvey Bly to Indiana returning September first. Mrs Hitchcock of Buda and Mrs Divilbliss of Whitefield visiting relatives in Snach Wine.
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Snach
Willie
Milea
M.E
Starved Rock
Snachwine Lake
M E
Church of Christ
Alice Faft
Harvey Bly
Indiana
Taft
Hitchcock
Buda
McKeon
Divilblss
Whitefield
Davis
Congregational sociable to be held at Rev Bailey’s residence
Hennepin notices: Congregational sociable planned for next Friday evening at Reverend A Bailey’s home. The item also notes visits by Miss Hattie Patton in Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Al Blanchard of Chicago, with Dr. Cowen visiting his mother in northwestern Ohio and Miss Mary Chapman visiting Mrs DeVoe. Eddy’s new store progress mentioned.
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Hennepin
A. Bailey
Hattie Patton
Ottawa
al. Blanchard
Chicago
Dr. Cowen
Ohio
Mary Chapman
Dison
DeVoe
Eddy
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Ong
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Harmon
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Muir
Madeley
Piper
Tracey
Ottro-Graph
Onvy
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Little Charley's Saloon
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F Granite Mille
Robert G. Kirk
David RK
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Notawaka
Union Pacific BR. L
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John P. Hummer
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Masures
Haury
Sprrlind
Castleton
Willson Peck
Washington Street
Edward Wood
Tom
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Potpel
Huonry, Il
East Park Row Weat Market
WM. Schneider Tas
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C.apman
James
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Becker
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