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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1876

Page

4

Kenny Republican Our State Nominations at Springfield Convention

A Springfield noon Republican state convention met with unusually large attendance. F S Potter Jr. reports nominations: Governor Shelby M Cullom of Benngaton. Lieutenant Governor Andrew Shuman. Secretary of State George H Harlow. Auditor Thomas B Needles of Washington. Treasurer Edward Rutz of Bt Clair. Attorney General James K Eduall of Lee. The ticket is strong and expected to win.

Springfield Potter Shelby M. Cullom Bengeatnon Andrew Shuman George H. Harlow Tate, Griti Thomas B. Needles Washington Edward Rutz Bt. Clair Jamen K. Eduall Cof Lee

Republican county conventions brief highlights and names

Putnam county Republican convention at Hennepin on a Saturday afternoon represented by all towns. John Swaney chaired. James T. Thornton to preside. Amos T. Purviance as secretary. Delegates selected include Kim H. Casson for State Convention and John Sveney for Congress. Hopkins elected governor nominee. Casson for the latter. Iroquois County Convention at Watsooka endorsed Franklin Blades for Congress in the Eighth District. Ford County Paxton convention endorsed Calvin H. Frew for Congress.

Putnam County Hennepin Snachwine John Swaney James T. Thornton Amos,t. Purviince Aventions eeLhs Kim H. Casson Thay FA John . Sveney William d ‘Ea Jeff. Durley Joshua L. Mills W. StewanWf Willams Beveridge Eleeting Hopkins Casson Troquois Iroquois County Watsoka Dr. Blades Franklin Blades Eighth Gheers Ford County Paxton Calvin H. Frew Calvin Frew

Cattle Thief Arrested After Serial Thefts Across Counties

Charles Johnson, about 18, was arrested by deputy William Story after a pattern of cattle thefts from Harris McLaughlin in Chillicothe Sparland area and Richard Heaton near Chillicothe and Mossville. The thief, previously elusive, was identified by livestock sellers and brought before Justice Booth. Johnson denied, was held on bond, and jailed pending further proceedings.

Pooria Democrat Harris’ McLaughlin Chillicothe Sparland Chillanthe Wilmott Misao Richard Heaton Mossville Union Stock Yarden Hilidatho William Story Justice Booth Cnarles Wi Sheckf Hin Union

Cabinet changes surprise senate confirms in executive session

Changes made in the cabinet on Monday produced surprise but were immediately confirmed by the senate in executive session. E. 8. Pierrepont to England, Alphonso Taft new secretary of war, and a Donald Cameron as secretary of war were named. Decoration Day plans for Peoria include civic parades and cemetery ceremonies. Judge Tipton nominated for congress in the 18th district. A pamphlet on Oliver P. Morton issued by the Indiana Republican committee. Milva's Boy and other dramas to be performed next week by the home company.

Senate Pierrepont England Alphonso Taft Donald Cameron Cameron Tipton Bloomington Tie Oliver P. Morton Indiana Indiana Republican State Central Committee Burton Hidden Hand Tdi

County attornies report fines and penalties in county courts

States Attorney Potter presents a list of fines and penalties imposed in county courts since May 1 of this year. The record cites multiple cases of imprisonment for offenses including larceny arson and theft, alongside notes on the statutory duties of state attorneys to report fees and forfeitures to the circuit court. The piece notes compliance by clerks and officials, but mentions disputes over the "dram shop" act and indicates the supreme court will decide the matter in June.

Potter Potter's _commission Torml Ccccese Alork Abroutt Courk John McGee Horns Atealing Syoura Wm. Hexrobh Sane Torm Lorpony Monay Y Melchor Locke Jacob Yoland Janus Mousha Worry Gregory Ropher Frank Edwards Jay Tern Yward McCielland C. F. Lustraw Ken ‘Taylor Samuel Newfer Jal Heavisuch-weathites Circuit Court Supreme Court

Toledo Peoria and Warsaw centennial travel rates revealed

The railroad announces three travel plans for the exposition trip to Philadelphia. A first class option totals 156 dollars for 10 days including lodging and hotel costs. A mid tier costs 100 dollars and a basic plan 67 dollars with essential comforts.

Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railroad Company Philadelphia Pan EA Hopkins Merapatiis Grand Trunk Road Chisago New York

County Court Proceedings on Estates and Guardianships

Court records list multiple estate actions including approval of appraisement and widow’s claims for Thomas Cowen and Thomas Cowan estates, guardianship reports for Grist minors, probate of wills for Alvin Cudworth and Drusilla Myers, and bond securities for executors. Inventory, claims adjustment, and final settlements are noted with notices to heirs.

Thomas Cowen Thomas M. Shaw Ae Grist Robert K. EB. Rich Drusilla Myers Albert Myers George Miller Amanda’m. ‘Carrithers Cora E Nora E. Carrithers Alvin Cudworth Wm. H. Webber Levi Webber Nelson Heira Marshall Country Margaret Beeks H-Becke Alvin Cudworth Dee

Teachers Institute Opens With Learning and Local News

A teachers institute is planned at the college building on Saturday with программы including table exercises in spelling geography and history. Papers by Mina Whiteside and John H Wilson of Peoria will be read. The meeting is free to interested citizens with refreshments provided. Also reports on Dr. Roberts’s injury and local medical moves are noted alongside local arrivals births and marriages.

Finney Beet R. H.maxwell Stary Boice Fonny Boice W. W. Stetson Edwards Miss Lines Peoria Mina Whiteside John H. Wilson Roberts Lacon Allopathic Marshall County Lady Franklin Tuesaday Chicago Victor Cago Henry John Stroenider Venona Fowler Bolus Motter Hoe Henry Ja Wyoming Bampoon Bowe T Township J. Thowpoon W. H. Thompeor J. G. Kalb

Book and Magazine Notices on Social Topics and Cookery

Hearth, a Boston story magazine, is praised for its lively content on social questions etiquette and fashion with poetry and fancy work. America Cookery, a monthly guide by Mrs Laura E Lymian from New York, covers diverse foods and dining merits priced at 5.00 annually.

John L. Shorey Pat- Hsher Boston Mase Tax Corraux Milliken & Spores Boston

Birth Notice in Whitefield and Sparland Archives

A birth notice records a baby born in Whitefield in May with parents Mr and Mrs P W Wiroff. Additional lines reference Sparland in May and a person named McMorrie, noting a dowager. The readable text is fragmentary.

Whitefield Ito P. W. Wiroff Sparland Tos A. McMorrie

Marriages Recorded in Ohio Area Courtesies

Fragments show multiple wedding notices with names such as Robert C Moodey and Lenosa M Smith, Sampson Rowe and Martha J Thompson, Mag Gif MacMurray, and Rebecca M Clare. Dates range May 10 to May 16 with various ministers and towns including Chillicothe Bradford Whitefield township and Peartheville.

Eliza Smith Faotiex P. A. Crist Robert Clarence Moodey Boariand A. D.moore Sampson Rowe Henry Repent Martha J. Thompson Whitefield Township Chillicothe J. P. Davis

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