Paris Green at Exerett's and Henry area notices
Local ads advertise Paris Green for potato bags sold by Exerett and by Everett, assorted paints oils and notepaper at Niece's, and household goods. Community notices report church services, river elevator incidents, a corn shipment, and a memorial funeral with local residents traveling from Milo and Henry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niece's
Niece’s
Byeedes
Exerett’s
Smith
Mira
Burt
W. Everett
Dr. Powell
Lady Lee
R. N. Clark
Miles
Milo
Bureau County
Lewis Kaufman
Iarry
Stone & Co
W. Everent
New Grocery Store Aims to Cut Farm Costs in Henry
A Whitefield farmer noted the new store second door below the bank will offer cheaper groceries. Col. Mateer oversees pricing and promises to match Peoria purchases on staples and sell fancy goods in bulk at lower prices. Great bargains continue in queensware glassware canned fruits and extracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Peoria
Fayette
Gini
Boyd's Grove
Gret
Zelorkous
Aly
Sind
Jobo Kline
Charley Heinrich
Henry
Benj. Smith
Fosbenner
D.E Perry
Massachusetts
John Green
John Mateer
Monmouth
Peru
Shaw Brother Herald
Asemall
Whitefield
Col. Mateer
Letters Remaining for Pick Up at Henry Post Office
List of letters remaining for pickup for the week ending June 8: Budan, GC Thompson, Thos Graflin, Me F Marley, Af Peek, J. A. Warren, P. ML. Meetings include Old settlers' at Lacon on Wednesday June 10, anti monopoly convention at Lacon on Saturday June 6, state farmers convention at Springfield June 10, and state republican convention at Springfield June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Budan GC
Thompson Thos
Graflin
Marley
Peek J. A. Warren
P. ML
Lacon
Springfield
Matrimonial Permits and City Council Proceedings
May permits issued for couples including John A Daniela with Catherine Dallewey and others. City council adjourned after noting Alderman Hall's wife died, then discussed saloon licenses at 500 each and granted licenses for several applicants for one year starting June 1, 1874. An order reimbursed Rt. M. Brevens. Council adjourned to mayoral call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Daniela
Catherine Dallewey
William Euston
Taabel Jones
James Bowers
Drusilla Divina
Wilson
Mixs Araly
John Dressler
Mary M Ranley
P C. Richardson
Nica Sarah Barker
Moses A. Morainger
Margareat A. Martie
Hall
J. H. Hall
Joseph J. Hall
Hutchins
Sawthen
Smith
Townsend
B. Yeeger
Geo. Bull
John Koch
F. Charles Balloweg
Charles Balloweg, Jr
Rt. M. Brevens
EB. H. Hutchins
Sewing Machine Contest Proposed for Schafer’s Hall
A letter from E B Krenz proposes a sewing machine contest at Schafer’s Hall Henry Ill on Wednesday June 10 with spectators and five to seven judges not owners of either machine. He notes the verdict should favor the machine performing most kinds of work with minimal adjustments and mentions potential help if needed. B Bk and P 8 discuss alternate venue Welty Doyle’s if T W Fleming decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hull
Henry
Lacon
Arden
Tate
Helms
Goda
Bro. Burt
Cred& Tam
Lock
Tke Henry Ek
Goppersscredk
Almet Pooch
Gil
Kansas City
Rthday
Sam
Cather
Eston Smith
Lawn Ridge
Thebert
St. Louis
Yaxié
Chillicothe
Burt
Asue
Schafer'n Hall
Ill
B. Krenz
Rhould T. & W. Fleming
Welty Doyle's
B. Bk
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Henry Republican
Chicago
Chaf Grandee
R. Trunbull
W. Or
P. S. Perley
E.G. Holland
Stowe
Samuel Parker
Christian Church
Margaret H
William Gallaher
Reamestead
Putnam County
Gallaher
Mill
Washington
Mackinaw
Tazewell
Margaret
Isa Tu
Evorced
Sesbath
Day
Jonas
Lst
Republican
Mr. Day
Youth Day
Noul
J. H. Jones
Dra
J. E
F. A
Beliel & CO
Jorge Ball
Jacob Gaok
NEW Cash Store
Pool & Jones
Veeder
Coffee
S A. E. Veeder
W. G. Scunsipgn
Joam Ursiner
Alex
Dalzer
Edwards Street
Illinois
Doelzer
Souneider & Greiner
William F. Sivers
Aving Tecome Bolm
Montele
William F
Tenry
IITS
Wihitene
Buitex
Country Produce
Second Stree
John Koc
Gabriel Kirchgessner
Gabriel
Baloon
K. Mego Hardware Béore
Daly
C. & W. Everett
Booksellers
Weary
Jsl
H. J. Grawburg
Custom Department
Henry, III
Peterson
Bede Ohae
Ala Ord
Traee
Kentucky
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