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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1882
Page
4
In Henry Illinois readers see a mix of political advocacy for Judge McCullough in the upcoming election, notes on the Grand Army of the Republic, and local notices. Reports cover candidates, constitutional cautions, railroad developments, and community obituaries, with references to regional papers and veteran events.
A letter from Elizabeth Orr of Lacon Neb recounts how a cellar trench was dug to cool milk after the house fire in October 1876. She disputes last week's paper, asserts no dishonor by her family, and asks for rectification while seeking defense for herself and children.
The item notes how autumn signals the start of relentless coughs and colds, and claims Brown's Expectorant offers a cure for violent coughs and consumption if started early. Sold by Drs Powell at 50c and 1.
Free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and throat lung ailments at Dr Powell's drug store. Demonstrates what a regular $1 bottle can do. promotes remedy through sample. Also mentions names Mat Jenage and John G B Maxfield in a garbled note about Toulon.
In Galesburg Illinois on May 8 1882 Alfred M announces his candidacy for re election to the office of Judge of the Supreme Court in the Fifth Judicial District for the election to be held June 5 16a The notice is signed by his friends and lists Galesburg as the city of residence.
Born in the city on May 30 a daughter to Samuel and a May 90 daughter to M ItTeadora Mo a son to J R Mills grandson to William Bell formerly of Magmolle Township Putoam Co noted in the period.
In a double marriage ceremony at the market firm venue, Alonzo and Addie Jones wed as Mary Jobe Kuss and her partner tie the knot with Rev Barton officiating. The event marks a benediction on their future life together with best wishes for happiness and steadfast devotion.
DIED. At Lacon May 9 of consumption JOHN M. At Dunlap Peoria county May 18 of consumption MARY J. BYERS 25 years 2 ro on the id days formerly of this county. She was so member of Dunlap Grange and highly outcomed by all who knew her.
Readable lines show prices for flour and wheat winters, butter and eggs, hogs and wood with scattered figures. Notable values include 41 5092.00 per bushel and a green apple price of 1.60 per bushel amid damaged OCR lines and mixed abbreviations.
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