Diurnal notices from Henry county extend holiday sales
A mixed page of local items notes Cameo diaries for 1874 at GC and J S Burts store selling books and guitar strings. It mentions Rev B Edmiston preaching next Sunday and the German Catholics planning a New Year fair. Other entries advertise Empire Washing Fluid and Speers Port Grape Wine, plus upcoming church events and community meetings.
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Nietes
Henry “Terps
Niece
Engine Company
Burt
B. Edmiston
Empire
Turkey
Ad. Jones
Edwards Street
Milo Gallaher
American Central Air Line
Martin & Reichhart
Kayes
Magnolia Township
Everett
John Kilne
P. B. Lee
United Brethren
Our City
A. Hi. Gaston
Ohio
O. & W. Everett's
Bridge Company
National Bank
Marshall
Putnam
Mooney
W. Everett
New Church
G. P. Mattern
Methodist
Kleinhenz & Krenz
Enolt Lonsdale
Kleinhens & Krenz
Dr. McCoy
August Carter
Speer
A. EB. Noe
Wyandotte
Kan
G. W. Emerick
Peter Mattern
Wenana
Wenona
Nurtz & Co
Court House
Main Street
Peoria
Messrs. Hartz & Co
C & W. Everett
Charles Mateer
Baue
New Rutland
Richard Street
Alfred
West & Lee
Worcester
Mags
Tird
Geo. Schafer
Ite
Jonathan Heim
Northumberland County
M. E. Socle
M. E. Church
Senator Fort Denies Rail Suit Allegations
A letter from Senator Fort denies paragraphs accusing him of beingRetention in railroad suits and acting as railroad company counsel. The reply aims to curb repeated charges over years and defend Fort as a man of the people, promising a record reflecting public interests.
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Senator Fort
Fort
Congreserman Fort
Lie
An Amateur Concert at Christian Church This Saturday
The Henry Quartetler Club with Miss Anna Clark Miss Sophia Clark and others will present a musical entertainment at the Christian church Saturday evening. Performers include Ellen Dikes Iva Ong Judson Ong and E Oblinger. Admission is 26 cents. The group seeks only to cover expenses about 35 dollars and hopes to energize local musical interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Quartetler i Club
Judson Ong
E. Oblinger
Clark
Destructive wood shed fire destroys multiple stables
A fire early Tuesday morning engulfed a wood shed and several stables including those of John Morgan and Charles Reichhart, with W L Spangler's stable saved by swift action. No injuries reported. losses estimated at about 400 to 800 dollars with no insurance. Authorities urged accountability for placing ash boxes near structures.
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John Morgan
Charles Reichhhart
W. L. Spangler
Joyce
Mr. Morgan
Reichhart
Spangler
Disorderly youths disrupt public meetings and threaten decorum
Citizens lament rude boys who crowd doors and windows during gatherings including an astronomy lecture. They call for action to preserve the city’s good name. At a Whitefield wedding reception 49 attended and enjoyed later festivities at Mr Gregory’s, with dancing and well wishes for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
William
John Winters
Sandy'bridge
John Barnard
Vale
Hhey
Lacon Tome
Esse
Ellsworth
Vick
Rochester
New Orm
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Paureday
Champton
Fred. Dudley
Hennepin
Navte
Klenry
Jos,kapramn
Public Square
Cassimeres
Kite
Illinois
Joseph Kapraun
M.D. Peck
Jaily
Wonry
William F. Sivers H
AVING
Titr Edwards Street
William F
Heory
Gabriel
Kirchgessner
Cigar and Tobacco
R. N. Clark
J U. Kirchuesbner
Second Street
Joan Morgan
Meary
Kline
Gun -Smith
Tlop
Edwarda Street
Bert
C.& W. Everett
Booksellers
Newry, IM
Kicimahenz & Schicks
Waahtabe
Paat
Vogelsang
Ani
Kleinnenz & Scrick
Nh. J
IL J Grawbrug
GEORGE C. K@NLER
A. E. Veader
Tce Crewn
Feda
KRU Lmr
Henry
Shoe Store
Custom Department
D. Petersor
ELIEL
LaSalle
Anyinithe Siute
Boldin Sala