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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1889

Page

2

Terms of Subscription for Republican Henry Illinois

One dollar and fifty cents a year paid in advance ten cents extra outside the county. The date on the address label shows the paid time. When renewing the date is changed. if not changed within two weeks after payment a notice should be sent to the office. Include post office, old and new addresses for changes. Remit by money order draft post office order or registered letter to George Burt or address communications to Republican Henry Ill.

George Burt Adarasefi Henry, Ill

Home soldiers receive ninety day furloughs

The Quincy Journal reports a large number of Home soldiers granted ninety day furloughs with two conditions to discharge early if they can earn a living. The piece also notes Mormon migration from Utah and concerns over polyamory among young Mormons. It mentions Idaho’s Mormon population facing Gentile pressure.

Quincy Journal Home Utah Church of the Lather Day Saints Idaho

Election Set For New School House At Whitefield Corners

Whitefield Corners residents vote on Thursday July 11 to decide building a new school house to replace the old pioneer structure nearly 40 years old. Supporters urge a modern facility equal to nearby districts and a district credit.

Whitefield Corners

Sugar Trust Profits Rise Amid Price Surge

Reports from New York indicate sugar trust profits since year start range from 80 to 40 percent. Later dispatches say prices are advancing and will continue, painting the trust’s enterprise as moving from business to highway robbery.

New York Sugar Trust Trust

Advertising turns profit for baking powder partnership

A settlement between two partners in a baking powder firm ended with a ratilog member drawing out 2 800 000 as his share, valuing the plant at over 5 600 000. The article credits newspaper advertising for the fortunes built and future gains.

Ratilog

Prohibition Faces Defeat as Third Party Emerges

The Bloomington Pantagraph notes constitutional prohibition has suffered as third parties rise in politics. It cites Kansas Iowa and ten states rejecting prohibition after third party efforts. The paper warns that prohibition moved from a moral issue to a political one with defeats outweighing early victories. It urges temperance supporters to study the moral path forward.

Bloomington Kansas Iowa

County Horticultural Society Seeks August Meeting

Correspondence from The Republican Lacon Illinois June 28 notes growing interest in the Marshall County Horticultural Society. A July meeting is to be held in Lacon and a branch may form with Henry county growers. The October show will feature fruits vegetables and farm products with no premiums or gate fees.

Republican Lacon Henry Jvicinity Marshall County Prairie Farmer Normal St Louis Henry and Vicinity Marshall County Horticultural Socie Whitefield Township Marshall Co Bis A. St Orner

Paris Visions and Exposition Fascinates Americans Abroad

From Paris a letter describes the 1880 Exposition and city sights. The writers praise Tiffany jewelry, Edison's phonograph, petrified Arizona wood, and the Venus de Milo in chocolate. They tour Notre Dame, the Opera, the Louvre area, and the illuminated fountains and bridges, noting Milan and Rome comparisons and American firm presence.

G. A. Zeller Dr Zeller Paris Grand Hare Jones Oxsar Rome Altho Pisa Genoa Turin France Italy Berlin Hotel Des Invalids Napoleon Joseph Jerome Place de la Concorde Prince of Wales Milano Milan Sara Bernhardt Peoria Opera House U. S Tiffany’s Edison Phonograph Arizona Garden of the Tuilleries Champs Elysees Louvre Lonore la Scala Avenue d’Opera Plogio Ropr Brentano’s Harper Monthly Jennings Demorest Tiffanys Zone 8 Gorham Manufacuring Co New York Herald Tn American Sights

Buffalo Bill Show Impresses Paris Audiences

The Buffalo Bill Wild West Show has thrilled Parisians since May in Neuilly near Bois de Boulogne. Buffalo Bill and Captain North lead a spectacular performance with Indians wigwams pony riding and a parade of Cowboys from Texas Nebraska Wyoming Montana Idaho. Attendees tour the camp view tents and headquarters as crowds flock to see the famed rider and his troupe including Buck Taylor and the buffalo herd.

Buffalo Bill Paris Zeller Bois de Boulange Europe Capt North Buck Taylor The London America Neuilly Peoria Dally Theo W. F. Cody Pdlans Cowboys Texas Cowboys Nebraska Wyoming Montana Idaho Berlin Qazz

Immense wild grapevine described near Senachwine Creek

Uncle Jacob Haines recounts a huge wild grapevine hanging over a bridge by Senachwine Creek near Putnam. The trunk measures 26 inches and the vine is likely the largest in the region. It has a tower log top and could yield a large Concord grape crop if grafted.

Jacob Haines Senachwine Creek Wheeler Putnam Concord

Castoria Recalled in Confused Caregiver Note

A fragmented recall mentions a baby and a child being given Castoria by a caregiver. The text hints at repeated dosing and a caregiver’s actions toward children, with unclear names or dates.

Death of George Tarbill Buried at Sparland from ME Church

George Tarbill prominent Sparland business man was buried Thursday June 27 from the ME church. Masons conducted rites at the grave with white apron emblem and evergreen. He lived in Sparland, Ohio born, a tinner by trade, led a local firm, and served in G A R and Masonic orders. He died after a long illness, expressed readiness to depart, and was fondly remembered as genial and self sacrificing.

George Tarbill Sparland Sparland Lodge Lacon Lawn Ridge Chillicothe Henry Charles F Hitchcock Peoria Hitchcock Winsor Tarbill Steuben Ohio N. S. Swift Baughman & Tarbill Swifts Illiols J. W. McClanahan Lacon Post G. A. R Windsor Hiasout Bro White Christ Jesus Our Lord

Devoted Wife Aids Prolonged Illness For Nine Months

In a heartfelt notice Mrs. Clara Tarbill and family thank devoted caregivers who ministered at the bedside through a long illness. The wife’s faithful care is praised as heroically patient and gratefully acknowledged by the family and by the Father of the fatherless.

Clara Tarbill

Henry While at Henry and Duncan Campbell in Tiskilwa

The editor reports Attentions at Henry While at Henry last Thursday Duncan Campbell kindly guided them through the river lock and the brick Main street building. The family are in fair health except Miss Melinda improving from a severe affliction. Duncan and Purdy operate a jewelry business with good trade. They visited Undercliff hotel and saw proprietor Mr Sparling, busily serving guests. Ride home from Putnam was rough and wet.

Henry Duncan Campbell Main Street Melinda Duncan Purdy Undercliff Sparling Putnam

German bartender Henry Roding dies by suicide in Washburn saloon

Henry Roding, about 35, a German bartender, shot himself in the left breast at P. P. Borg’s saloon in Washburn Monday about 6 PM. He died within five minutes after three shots fired in succession. Remorse over a dissipated life given as motive. He had worked at Peoria and Lacon breweries and briefly at Epple’s LaRose and Berg’s Washburn saloons. He was buried in Washburn Tuesday afternoon.

Henry Roding P. P. Borg Washburn Peoria Lacon Epple

Syrups or Figs touted as nature's laxative remedy

The advertisement promotes Syrups or Figs as a natural laxative to cleanse the system, relieve bilious or constipated conditions, headaches, colds, fevers, and general constipation. It notes availability from the California Fig Syrup Company and Dr Powell offering bottles at 50 cents.

California Fi Syrup Company Powell

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