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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1880

Page

5

Readied deals and notices in Wenona newspaper

A hodgepodge of local items. tax titles advertised. Venona city marshal to arrest concealed weapons. Public declamation at high school tomorrow afternoon. Sellers Liver Pills and Sellers Cough Syrup promoted. The steamer Calhoun runs Peoria to St Louis. river likely open. Donations to Rev J Glendenning noted. A new Victor sewing machine offered. Singer agents expand. Farm and real estate sales in Whitefield. Peters, Moore, and Point markets. Temperance lectures planned. farmers institute February 6 7. Bridge board awarded to Cleero Ferguson. Bob the steer shown at Varna, a prize animal valued for meat market.

New International Venona C Gould United States Calhoun Peoria St. Louis Red Ribbon Club Brick Church Whitefield New Church Society A H. ‘Tabor Thomas Street Joel A Ranney Woodford Country Victor John Kline Rev. J . Glendenning David Coan John T Smith Smith Tisttute Ta Henry Morris Quincy C. L. Barler Secon St. Mary's St. Marys Hha 3. C. Law Singer Sewing Machine Co J.8 Marshall Putnam Bureau Woodford Singer White Wilson Louis Duchesne Lacon Coun Lacan Woolen Mill Company Eleatin Archibald Ridde James Smith Wm. Spangler L. G. Thomason Edward Green John Viner S. Boward Henry Bridge Company C. Goold Townsend Cleero Ferguson Ferguson Péoria Transcript Peoria Press Peoria Press, Is Among Our Best and Valued Axchanggas Enoch Emery Thera Tnite Tracy Bob John Morgan Niaoia George Scholes Saratoga Township Reuben Broaddus Varna Morgan

Local notes record fireside visits and misadventures

Local column lists social visits and minor incidents including Frank Kleinhenzs illness, Miss Anna Orr visiting Lacon, and Judge Burns residence guest. It notes a Granville boy injuring an arm in wrestling, John Blackurn’s fall in Lacona, and lawmakers canvassing for Ellsworth’s county history. The death of Mrs. Hattie Gray is followed by her husband’s suicide. the Davis red ribbon club expresses sympathy.

Frank Kleinhenzs Seaman David al. Jones David Moore Venona Anna Orr Lacon McMurtrie Eag G H Ruton Fort Inlowe Phineas Stevena Potter Tracy Willard W W Stetson Rollin Moody Gal Onlom Roll Marqus Bonham Livingston County Warford Bonham Peoria Mise DeVoe John Blackurn Lacons John Col. Phillips J. M. Wetherell Henry Ellsworth Marshall Putnam Counties Mj. Phillips Granville Township Wetherell Bnachwine Putnam County Hattie Z. Gray W. B. Stowe Davis Red Ribbon Club

Orr guest of Col N W Orr in Ohio city

W P Orr Esq of Fign s Ohio was the guest of his brother Col N W Orr last week. He is a staunch Grantman and a leading citizen with a city council vice presidency. He manufactures linseed oil and helps found a war on making establishment with capital stock around 250000. He bought about 5000 hogs for packing and visited the Hanna wagon works, leaving the city favorably impressed.

W.P. Orr_Esq Figns Ohio Col N. W. Orr Orriga Grantman Hela Hanna

Henry Cemetery Experiences a Surge of Fine Monuments

Visitors note the rapid rise of costly monuments at Henry Cemetery, mostly by marble dealer F. E. Wagner. The piece catalogs numerous stones and designs for graves of G. W. Kline A. M. Pool Edith Harrison Gregory Mary Emerick Gates Lusee and more, praising craftsmanship and urging local support for Wagner’s work.

Henry Cemetery F. E. Wagner G. W. Kline A. M. Pool Horrom Edith John Kline Perry Groun David Law G. W. Emerick Mary Emerick Mia James Harrison Camp Hull Rollins Lowden

Miss Willard Addresses Large Audience on Temperance and Ballot

Miss Frances B. Willard drew an immense crowd at the Christian church on Tuesday evening for a lecture on temperance and women’s suffrage. She spoke with eloquence on giving women the ballot, supported by personal history and strong rhetoric, inspiring many to become advocates. A temporary organ contribution by A. C. Wells and a benediction by Rev. Tracy ended the service.

Christian Church Prohation Woman's Christian Tempeorangs Union Frances B. Willard Lacon Sparland Lucturer Edna Kalb W. Tracy Lason W. A. Matthews Misa. Willard W W Stetson Burns Willard A. C. Wels Ray Tracy

Multiple criminal and civil actions heard in Marshall County Court

Judge Burns presided as criminal cases for People v Orr et al and others continued on defense motion. Trials included assault with intent to kill not guilty, burglary and embezzlement entries. Numerous civil actions heard with verdicts for plaintiffs, default damages set, and several cases continued or dismissed.

Marshall County Burns L. C. McMuaurtrie W. W. Orr Serecs Same Wm. H Zenor Putnam County Bame Willis Lucas Thos. Lucas Clinton Purse M 'Garrat Thos. Head Hutchinson Croft Amelia Gilpin Fred Tomlinson Edwin RK. Fay Samuel Clifford Albert Gahlen A. H. Stateler Emma Ashbaugh Patrick McGillich John Ashbaugh August Lenz Jno A. Bennington John F. Hattan John A. Bennington Caleb “J Henry Webber Jonna Divilbis Peter Bell Poonle, &c Orrin Myers Fishburn Robert Hiner E. W. Schroeter

Its Just a Booming Dr King’s New Discovery

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments. It claims rapid relief from asthma bronchitis hoarseness fever and breathing difficulties and urges readers to buy a trial bottle for 10 cents or a family bottle for 1 dollar from J C Kalb.

Dr. King J. C. Kalb J. . Kalb

Accident injures bridal party in Banks and Lee streets

A wedding party accident near Banks and Lee streets left Mr. John Lowe with a sprained ankle and Mrs. Annie May with a severe bruise on her cheek. The report credits Coussens' Lightning Liniment as the remedy for rheumatism, lame back, sprains, and bruises.

Varringa Frignt Banks and Lee Streets John Lowe Annie May

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