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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1893
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Beury Burt and Henry tied to Republican communications. The text references editorial activity and office communications in Illinois, with unclear full context or dates.
Hennepin items report court in session J Leech confined to house and Anton Reavy named road commissioner. Community notices cover society events church services fairs and a post office change. Decoration day at the park featured Rev James R Smith’s address and local pride noted as Hen nepin never does anything by halves.
A vintage advertisement warns of bilious feelings and jaundice indicating liver trouble and claims Herbine cures liver stomach and bowel disorders. It states a 75 cent price and offers free trial bottles at Dr Powell's drug store.
Old lady Johnson remains ill as H K Smith suffers erysipelas in his right hand. Road graders operate daily when dry. Mrs Fyffe expects children from Missouri Kansas and Illinois. Gar social planned June 17 at Armory Hall with box ice cream and cake. all invited.
Stafford's Magazine of New York promises one year of the magazine for 81 plus 52 complete novels delivered weekly by mail. Authors include Trollope Verne Doyle Braddon Collins Besant and Thackeray. Send 81 by P O order to Starford's Magazine, P O Box 2264, New York.
The Henry Illinois city council met June 6 1893 with Mayor Forrest and council members Brown Dauber Frommel Camp Helper Harrington present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and numerous bills approved and ordered paid.
Passed June 6 1693 and published June 8 1893 in Henry city records. Ordinance defines penalties for keeping or frequenting houses of ill fame with unlawful acts, setting fines from five to two hundred dollars. Also empowers mayor to hire counsel for revised ordinances and repeals conflicting ordinances.
The community mourns Capt Patrick B Real who died May 23 1893 at his home near Grafton Nebraska. Born 1835 in Ireland he served in the Civil War earning promotions to captain and later life saw him establish business and aid the poor in Fairmont He leaves a widow and nine children and was buried after Catholic rites with a long local procession.
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