Henry Republican closes 29th volume with appeals for payment
The Republican asks patrons to call at the captain's office to settle arrears and notes subscribers owing two or more years should pay or justify continued publication. The State Board of Health invites health boards to Chicago on June 29 to discuss smallpox prevention. Rev Merideth of the M. E. church faces a scandal with circumstantial evidence and a promised defense.
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State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Illinois
Northwestern States
Chicago
Merideth
M. E. Church
End of Elleworths Challenge in Henry County Dispute
The article quotes Elleworth ending his case by challenging Burt to reply to charges directly or quit taunting with facts. He refuses outside intervention and asserts readers will see no malice, only generous emulation between the Hub citizens and county seat.
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Elleworth
Henry
Burt
Billingsgate
Public officers to publish annual fiscal statements
The Illinois legislature passed a law requiring every public officer with custody of public funds to prepare at year end a detailed statement of receipts and expenditures, starting July first. The measure, signed by the governor, aims to reveal funds used for roads, schools, and other services, with publication in a county newspaper or posted copies if no paper exists.
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State of
Illinois
General Assembly
Erxoh
Publica
O. Soocrist
Watseka
Senate
B. Cowen
Virden
Sad accident at saw mill halves girl. coroner clears owner
At a Chillicothe saw mill last Friday a board struck Pearla Jones 11, tearing the skull and causing instant death. A coroner’s jury exonerated mill owner Alexander. Funeral held at M E church with Rev A Bower officiating.
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A. R. Jones
Alexander
Avery
Pearla Jones
M. E. Sunday School
M. E. Church
A. Bower
C. W. Ostroll
Knigbe Templar
Dow
Mary Fisher
Chicago
Hamlin
A. Mitchell
Peoria
H. Barbour
Barbour
Kenner
Annual Henry Republican Correspondents Reunion Highlights Duty and Morale
The Henry Republican correspondents held their annual reunion at the Christian church in Henry on Saturday June 18. President A B Gurnea led the meeting with speeches on the journal’s duty and influence and plans to improve the paper. A program of readings songs and essays followed before a communal dinner and discussion on strengthening the paper’s public moral influence.
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Henry Republican
Christian Church
Henry
A. B. Gurnea
L. C. McMurtrie
Geo. F. Holeton
A. J. Pickereau
le Ida
Wm. Fountain
Association
Magnolia
Republican
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W. H. Kister
Anna J. Burt
I. T.E. Aliger
Grace Harwood
Lenda McMurtrie
Samuel Parker, Esq
Chicago
N. Tanquary
Sparland
Geo H. Holeton
White Cloud
Kansas
Day Arrell
la Prairie
G. W. Briffatt
Wenona
Sampson
G. W. Zimmerman
L. C. Mckforthie
A.B. Gurner
L. C. McMunnirie
Adjourned City Council Meeting Receives Budget and Ordinance
The adjourned council meeting on Main Street approved an $87 150 appropriation including bridge bonds interest and street work. It ordered payment of A W Bushnell filing fees and instructed drafting of an ordinance. An ordinance against animals running at large was passed and published.
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A. W. Bushnell
Committee On Finance
Fremont Avenue
Third Street
Edwards and
Front Street
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Richard, Carroll, Wirt
Market
Main Streets
Larze
Minneapolis Tribune May 25 1881 city interests overview
Summary of Minneapolis business scenes including lumber and milling sectors and Janney hardware and iron works. Highlights Brooke Eastman hardware firm established 1855 with extensive wholesale trade. Rutledge's Monthly contest offers $10 for shortest Bible chapter with 10 cent entry and August issue prize details. Frank Webster leaves La Salle Preas for Insurance Chronicle. Gen I H Elliott becomes adjutant general after Gen Hillard resigns in state militia.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Janney
Brooke & Eastman
Henry
Rutledge
Rutledge Publishing Company
Springfield
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter cracked hands chilblains corns and all eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded and sells for 25 cents per box at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Peoria Regatta and Sangerfest Tickets On Sale Soon
The ORL and DP RR announces ticket sales from Henry station for the Peoria Regatta at 1.38 with return by June 25. It also offers June 2 to July 1 trips for the Chicago German Sangerfest at 5.08 with return by July and round trips on July 2 3 4 to any C R I and P Ry point at one fare, return by July 5.
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Henry Station
Peoria
Chicago
Henry
C.R.I &P Ry
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