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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1881
Page
4
The article notes Gen Grant attended President Garfield’s Saturday night reception at Long Branch, where the two men exchanged cordial handshakes. It also covers business items including a 184 percent quarterly dividend from the C R I P Co payable Augustist, lumber price increases in Chicago, and magazine imprint changes.
Goorne larle struck a rich four foot six inch coal vein on Lombard road Friday last near Whitefield. The top lump yields a fine black diamond specimen. Nearest town shaft four and a half miles west shows 60 bushels contracted with more to follow. The discovery suggests wealth for adjoining lands beyond the mine area.
Townmen form patrols to defend orchards from gangs of boys stealing fruit and damaging vines. Sworn to enforce with shotguns on any vandal invading properties. Warns trouble if the menace continues and urges boys to heed the warning.
A call to observe the 105th anniversary of national independence with solemn ceremony and communal celebration. The editorial stresses bells and artillery as symbols of victory and duty, urging all residents to join modest yet jubilant events honoring the Immortal Declaration and the sacrifices that secured liberty.
A large Saturday crowd in Sarato township saw John Harty clash with police marshal Tomasson after intoxicated Irish youths caused trouble on Front Street. Harty and associates were fined for disorderly conduct and assaulting an officer, with total penalties around 46 dollars. Marshal Tomasson praised for decisive action.
Henry Sunrise ceremonies include bells salutes and a grand procession. Hon Joseph Jones presides with J B Mook opening. Wyoming Brass Band, glee club, Rev W Tracy prayer, and readings of the Declaration of Independence. Sports, races, shooting, fireworks and a grand ball close the day.
Hog market remains active with generally good size and fatness porkers bringing a fair price. This lists receipts for June up to Tuesday of this week.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers rheum fever sores chilblains corns and eruptions and promises a refund if not satisfied. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists.
The Marshall County Wool Growers Association held a regular meeting at the court house in Lacon with delegates from all parts. John Devault presided as president with officers elected for the year: Adam Davidson vice president R B Coudlett secretary treasurer. Discussion covered washing sheep wool prices feeding breeds and exhibitions planned for September. Also noted were the Vassar brothers founding the Vassar Home for infirm old men with substantial endowment and real estate contributions.
The lab for Electric Bitters in Chicago is praised as a leading enterprise employing many. The remedy’s sales are vast and growing, with demand outstripping supply due to its proven merit and fair 50 cent price. Temperance groups join in celebrating the nation’s birthday on the public square at Hennepin with speakers and readings.
The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney issues and other ailments, promising reliable relief. It notes a price of 50 cents per bottle and lists J W Niece as seller, alongside a brief local building update stating Garratt Wikoff will not move and Abner Camp is hired for carpentry.
An advertisement extols Parker's Ginger Tonic as a fast and sure cure for stomach liver and kidneys, claiming it maintains natural function without interrupting daily duties and prevention of ailments affecting mankind.
Born in this city on June 27 a son to James B. Fowler. In Whitefield on June 23 a son to Thomas Monier and grandson to Jobe T. Smith.
Mary C149 Dougherty wife of Totnr C Dougherty died June 21 in Milo from inflammation of stomach.
A compact list of agricultural commodities and prices including corn, oats, chickens, geese, turkeys, hay, hog products, wool, molasses, cheese, hides, honey, and butter. Prices are quoted per unit such as per bushel, per ton, or per pound for various market items.
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