Peoria Headquarters for Jacksonville Co Moves to Chamber Building
The Peoria Pokla Jacksonville R. RB. Co. shifts its headquarters to the Chamber of Commerce building, a long contemplated move easing business operations.George Rowell & Co. plans a Philadelphia exhibition building hosting a file of every U S paper, including the Henry Republican. Secretary Belknap resigns amid frontier post trader suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Pokla
Jacksonville R. RB. Co
Chamber of Commerce
Georp, Rowell & Co
Philadelphia
Henry Republican
The Teacher's Institute Meeting At Maxwell's Room
The monthly teachers meeting connected with the public school was held in Mr Maxwell's room on Tuesday afternoon. A class of 17 youths, ages 10 to 13, read aloud then in concert and performed well. They also did rapid mental addition and a high school class in partial payments recited under Mrs Stetson.
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Mr. Maxwell
Stetson
Mr. Stetson
Oriady
Tima
J. C.townsen
Schular
Racosas
Board of Education
Moscars
St¢son
Porley
Danley
Barna
Cheteschara
Rand Mes
Rhoinbart
Compotlox
Ecuaslupa
Criminal Docket and Civil Actions in Putnam County Court
The People drive criminal actions including manslaughter cases against Elijah Tonesson and liquor in dictment pleas by Charles Wilson. various defendants plead guilty or are tried, with verdicts of not guilty or fines. Civil matters cover assumpsit, detainer, attachments, and foreclosures with judgments, continuances, and orders. chancery cases include partitions, foreclosures, and dower assignments.
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Putnam County
People
Elijah
Tonesson
Ale Isha
Sto
Charles
Wilson
Thomas Clark
Edward L. Cook
Pater Johnson
Charles Peterson
Harvey Leech
Aublia suRete
Desta
Eto
Henry Flaugher
James McIntyre
John Coleman
McIntyre
Coleman
William Horbach
John Roher
Charles Fairbank
Eta
Robert Gallaher
Robert Gallaher, Jr
LAW
Fanny J. Charlaworth
James Paorviances
Charles A. Bradish
William
Ham
Assumpsit
Plaigcit
Gan Gorge W. Condit
Rebecca Condit
Jerome J. Cane
Frederick ‘Theil
John Whiting
Samuel Flaugher
Next Friend
R. R. Waugh
Jerome J. Case
John M. Williams
Boliver Morgan
Robartas
Robinson
Benjamin Alleman
Taintiff
Jerome J. Caso
Samuel Chance
Sidney Chance
Frank Clapper
Ya H. H Carr
Pliff
David
Miller
Richard R. Waugh
Borverd
Marcus L. Condit
Don U. Centre
C. Bodomer
Ashington E. Cook
Laintif
Tae Atherton
Clark
George W. Condit
May L. Q
Condit
Afarous
G. W
May L. Condit
Sai Fa
Aroua
Aroua L. Condit, ‘ Thomas J. Nicholl
Plymouth, Kankakoo & Pasific Railryaids Company
Norway
Court House
J. Bubach
Princeton
Republican Committees List For District Elections
A historical note lists candidates for local Republican committees. It names individuals for Eighth Congressional, Twentieth Senatorial, and County Central roles, including Charles Hall, William Strawn, MaNenli, Mark Bangs, J J Cagnell, Thomas Elis, George F Blackatone, W Stewart, J Ay Ranney, N A Lawn, N Moore, 1 8 Potter, H D Bonham, P Webber, J W Hurd, Gapon, W G Ford, Samuel Skelton, and Dorault among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Kankakoa
William Strawn
Odell
G. ¥. MaNenli
Watsoka
Mark Bangs
Lacon
J. J. Cagnell
Il Paso
Thomas Elis
Melvin
Granville
J- Ay
Ranney
Cozonovia
County Central
N. AL. Lawn
N. Moore
Wonotin
Potter
Honey
H. D. Bonham
Whitafield
P. Webber
Saabaga
J. WW
Hurd
UN Prairie
Gapon
Spanisnd
W. G. Ford
Hichland
Samuel Skelton
Benning
Canal hopes and tolls shape late season prospects
The canal may open around the 20th with hopes to shift traffic to waterways this year. Reduced tolls, corn freight, and growing revenue are expected to boost business, while authorities plan Illinois river improvements. Meanwhile Madison county faces tax collection woes as a sheriff vacancy looms and township reform nears.
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Toila
Canal
Illinois River
Madison County
Local Births Include Three Newborns in March
A son was born to Theodore Noll the drayman in this city on March 8. A daughter arrived for Frank Mokler the blacksmith at Whitefield Corners on March 6. William Bracken welcomed a son at Snachwine on March 1.
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Theodore Noll
Whitefield Corners
Frank Mokler
Snachwine
William Bracken
Ransom Marries Kenyon in Local ceremony
At the bride's mother's home in this city on March 11, John Ransom wed Miss Mary Kenyon as announced by Elder T J Shelton and Elder W T Maupin. Also, Charles Ramp of Richland married Miss Tulis M Chambers of Whitefield on March 7 in Whitefield.
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T. J. Hhelton
W. T. Maupin
John Ransom
Mary Kenyon
Henry
Whitefield
Rov
Wood
Charles Ramp
Richland
Tiulis M
William Chambers
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Belknap
Rand
Haradia
Arbour Cour
Chancery
Andrew O. Noxon
Aspaola O
Noxon
James Dunn
Hanson L. Payson
Mary Peterson
John Lt. Colvin
Adam Kunkle
Prudence J. Gooch
Prudenece J. Leech
John Johnson
Dattiel N. Blood
Dumurrog
Ella M. Odekirk
Percy Duckirk
Sarah A. Lyons
Admx
John Lyons
Frederick Dudley
Washin KB
Cook
Lotitia
Manter
Aya
Aires
Ary
Ary Wendt Et al By John Wendt
Mary Gauweir
Gotlieb Gesweir
Dacree
Wonona
Alfred
Fred
Joel
Chicago
Tromepay
Halob Spencer
HSE
Waltunuson
Igre
Sax Pson
Marshall
Illinois
City of
Oroine
Edwin T. Disosway
Cas Se
Charlys H. Deane
Hamilton & Adams Streets
Peoria, DL
J. B. Smith
C. & W. Everett
Kalb & Ellsworth
Henry, al
Princeton Nursery
Bureau County
Efault
Toury
Illnois
Cornelia Krull
Walao
John Tithamor
Rawlth
John P Humer
Matilda W Hummer
Asa V. Hutchins
Menry
Ilinois
Edward Atreet
Main Strout
Edwarie Tract
Second Street
Edwads Street
Edwards Street
Recorder’s Office
Marahall County
Pablo Notoe
Singuloy
John P. Hummer
Matilda W. Hummer
Asa
Hutchins
Treatee
Harwood & Douglas
Henry and
Vicinity
Lewis Kaufman
Edwards
Austin Hannum
Magnolia
Putnam
Clarks
R.N
Clare
Barrandy
Henry m
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