Local advertisements and notices fill town life pages
A collage of ads and notices: Hull & Hulce buggy for sale, Ed Kline’s town place for sale, Henry paper mill to restart by September, school and book store promos, city officers changes, teachers’ visits, clothing stores, brush sales, and local comm warnings. Community figures, repairs, and visits appear alongside fair posters and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull & Hulce
Ed. Kline
City Drug Store
UG. Burt's
Nice & Baker's
OG. B. Holmes
Chicago
Nice & Baker
Matehall
Henry
Lucch
William Galluler
William Aboles
Shaw
Price
Boston
Nieco & Baker's
New York
Henry Seminary
N. W. Orr
F. White
Arch Bracken
Henry Balliets
Venona
Walter Jones
J. L
Perley
Mains
Hutchins
A. V. Hutchins
Robbie Stevens
McMorris
Henny Berrizian
8. B. Fitzer
Hamlin, Hale & Co
James Hall
Lacon
Jacob L Skickle
Emma Hoyt
Alburt Ferguson
W.F. Hoyt
Clinton
Iowa
Ambrose Heath
Ile
Absconding Clerk William Moses Involving Clairvoyant Woman
Henry city and county faced scandal as William Moses elopes with Mrs Manley a clairvoyant and house guest amid a sick wife and four children. Moses transfers land and money to cover debts then departs via Chicago and beyond leaving a note to relatives and resignations to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilham Moses
Inisu
Robinson
Chicayzo
Moses
Manley
Alrs
Als. Robinson
Henry
Moles
Lacon
J. Marceil & Co
Tranfer
Ms. Moles
Chicago
David
R. Runnells
Samuel Molce
Minneapolis
Minn
Fort Scott
Kansas
Childen
J. Russell & Co
John C
David Runnells
Wheatland
Bureau
Desertions and ruin warned in coded lament
A fragment speaks of Mr Moses and a wide circle of respected connections shocked by family desertions. It warns that his skills will bear responsibility amid infidelity and danger ending in swift destruction. The lines reference a dangerous path and moral peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Marshall County 8 S Convention First Day Observed
A long program outlines prayers, officer elections, and talks on sabbath school work at the Marshall County 8 S Convention. Rev Doramus and Rev Goff lead sessions on Bible history doctrine and Sunday school methods. Archy McVicker dies. Roy Beck preaches. funeral attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doramua
A. P, Webber
A. BE. Pool
D. H. Brace
W. B. Kealing
I. Norris
W. J. Deck
P. Stevens
Homer McVay
I. R. Boggess
Jd. Winn
W. H. Webber
J. Cairns
R. N. Morse
W. d. Ramaay
Jas. Calder
A. Fisher
W. J. James
W. Maxwell
L. Boys
I. C. Goff
Flemming
Dr. Carey
J. H Jones
W. & James
God
A, G
Tyng
Rev
Doramus
K. G Pearce
M. H. Sheppard
G. M Southwell
Calvin Stowell
A. J Tyng
Parker
Wood
G. . Snedaker
M. Bunga
Willimms
H. Tiffany
Bump
Kerrick
J. Ieling
A. D. Moore
T. A. McMorris
M. Bangs
Nimrod Kerrick
Prof
C. Barret
M. Ramsay
Miss L Rose
Lacon
Friends of the
Archy McVicker
Ile
Roy W. J. Beck
Cash Only Sale Notice From J L Jones
On or before September 1st I will stock new goods for sale strictly for cash. After that date no goods will be sold on credit. The undersigned J L Jones urges all to pay cash for their purchases. Teanani will benefit everyone by paying cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teanani
J. L. Jones
Wenona Fair Grounds Preparation Progress Report
The Wenona Union Society grounds near Lincoln are being prepared for the fair with work on the track and fencing underway. Alfred Grable and Ieant Frank secured the contracts, the amphitheatre and build are advancing, and local improvements draw attention as fine buggies and gay horses appear on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona Union Society
Alfred Grable
Ieant Frank
Camp Meeting News On Clear Creek Grounds And Local Notices
Camp meeting announced on the old camp ground at Clear Creek with boarding available at reasonable rates. No hawking or sales allowed without camp committee permission. Also notes a saloon incident, canvassing by A L VanDeventer for DeYoung & Co, a church picnic at Sugar Grove with prizes, and local ads including hair restorer and early construction for Pook Jones brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
H. H. Hardcock
Permissin
F. M. Charizz
J-G. Evans
Friends
New Church
Sugar Grove
Edimiston
W. N. Williams
G. W. Emerick
C Davis
Wilhoft’s Anti-Periodic Tonic Promises Quick Fever Relief
An 1871 advertisement touts Wilhoft’s Anti-Periodic Tonic as a safe remedy for chills fever agues and related illnesses. It claims the tonic is free from arsenic and harmful minerals and offers rapid relief without facial swelling headaches or ear ringing. Sold by C. Everett druggist in Henry Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhoft
Agnes
Becausa
Iikoqeibine
Pia Safe
C. Everett
Druggter
Henry
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the. Republican
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Henry Ads&conds
Marshall County
Ira Ong
Varna
Lincoln
Lagan County
Jo Agh W. Falkner
Kappa
el Paso
Industrial University
Champaign
Miss Knight of
Whitefield
Speriaad
Clayton M. Beakan
Kilpatrick
Morris
Chet
P. McAtee
McAtee
A. L. VanDeventer
DeYoung & Co
Lacon and Sparland
Niece & Baker
Pook & Jones
Drs. J. BE
F. A. . Powell
Thuraday
Aturilay
Biuday
Moniay
Ani
Soward Association
Philadelphia
Culverwall
the Publishers
Chas
Kline &Co
Bowery
Postooice
A Anon Square
Mbeati
BAY Line
Eller
Kiermy Tr
Dale
Everett
Everetti’s
J. Kahler & CO
Smuth & Fosbbenner
Menry
Mare
Ign
Grapuliatece
J. 11
OX Fy Atte
Auaue
Felow
GRAS
Rembrandts
Williay
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