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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1875

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East Tennessee tour highlights Milledge and moral contrasts

A Tennessee travel sketch tours East Tennessee from Chattanooga to Knoxville and Maysville, detailing Cleveland’s prosperity and local churches mills and colleges. The writer contrasts northern news and southern hospitality, praising lawfulness and willingness to help strangers, and notes East Tennessee’s 84 counties and rugged valleys.

Margavinez Blount Co East Tennessee Chattanooga Tennessee Cleveland Sequatchia Charleston Knoxville Little River Maysville Cumberland Mountains Blue Ridge Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains North Putnam County Hitingis Snachwine Unaka Cumberland Switzerland of America Virginia Line Surace Reorylia State Line Ni’ Smaul

River Excursions Highlight Peoria Pleasure Trade

The Fayette carried a Peoria Christian church picnic with the Peoria cornet band aboard, a daylong outing to memory. Grey Eagle carried about 200 excursionists from Paru to Peoria then Havana, while Lady Lee brought St. John’s Episcopal Church party of 580 from Peoria, creating lively street scenes and banners on arrival.

River News Fayette Peoria Christian Church Grey Eagle Paru Eagle Pekin Havana Spencer

Neighborhood News Brief from Lacon on Beers and Markets

Lacon reports quiet activity at the hub while a local Turbit marriage contract stirs talk after Peoria dailies. Local commerce features Jesse Sawyer opening a commission and auction store, with a busy crowd and millinery goods on display. farmers plow winter wheat as spring prospects look mixed and market chatter centers on corn oats wheat and livestock.

LACON Beecher-Tilton Artemas Peoria D.C. Wallace Wallace & Fenn Dave Jesse Sawyer Jesse Providence Board of Trade Kensian Elso J. Buckingham Catte Marshal County Bob Weaver Chicago Minhler Fa. H. Gaston Champrau Wil Peter

Sparland Dog Poisoning Rhetoric Bemoans Cruel Acts

A letter from a Sparland writer laments dog poisoning in town and urges enforcement of the dog ordinance. The author condemns harming animals out of dislike and urges reporting to owners or police, while noting distillery complaints and a failing local drama.

Sparland Philip Fosbonder Kansas

Local notes from Sparland and surrounding towns

Sparland residents revisit family. C Hitchcock moves to Peoria creating a vacancy. Clayton lodge plans Fourth of July festivities with D.G. M. Welchner praised as an orator. Local visits include Mrs Sanford Booth and Mr and Mrs John Howe. Ed wards may leave the school, prompting discussions on teacher changes. Coal shaft funding advances with 1100 raised in three hours. total needed about 1700. Community urged to support the project before harvest.

Charley Sparland Hart C. ¥. Hitchcock Peoria Odd Fellows Clayton Lodge Akters D.G. M. Welsher Sanford Booth Peru John Howe Princeton Zimmerman Brasfield Edwards

Varna News Briefs and Local Notes

Died May 21 Eva Ong after a brief illness of quinsy sore throat. Local farming shows about 200 acres plowed and planted in corn with 60 acres replanted after cold weather. Swede Lutheran church crowding. ministerfarewell sermon. Varna and Wenona played baseball nine innings, final score Varna 98 Wenona 100. Building and painting surge noted, letters say grasshoppers remain active in Kansas and Missouri. Capt Warren refurbishes his restaurant to a high standard.

Varna Eva Ong Afra Durinda Ong George Norton R. L. Kimbro Modocs Caneer Dilliard Renona Wenona Viego Kansas Missouri Warren

Local notices and visiting viands in Fairview area update

BNACHWINE Mrs Birch wife of Rev H C Birch languishing on a couch for four months remains too feeble to sit up long Mrs M M Smith of Tiskilwa opens millinery rooms at Davenport house now occupied by Bobock family Henry Carpenter formerly on the farm now owned by Thomas Halligan visits from Tullahoma Tenn to oversee interests and may start a flouring mill Rev Mr Ferris visits and preaches at M E church Rev Geo Sharp guests of Elder W B Berry preached at Christian church Sabbath since last week shower cheerfulness returns among farmers Elder W B Barry visits near Fairview IL ANCIEN

Thomas Halligan Mr. Dunell Tullahoma Tenn Prairie State Ider W. B. Barry Fairview Ancien

Local notes on Captain Haw fences and area tidiness

Magnolia reports Captain Haw keeps a neat dooryard and rents well thanks to tidy properties. Mr Thomas of New Rutland visits, with school set to close in three weeks and plans to stay another year. Hon N Moore and Mr B Taylor inspect local cattle and game fowls. mention of future eastward travel and a line about sugar bargains.

Magnolia Captain Haw Hawa Thomas New Rutland Rutland Maine Homer N. Moore Benaoh Taylor J. T. Thornton J. B. Thornton GB. Taylor Johnny Fyffe

Heavy rainstorm harms bridges crops in Lone Tree

A heavy rain storm visited Lone Tree on Sunday the 23rd, damaging bridges, fences and crops. Old settlers say it was the heaviest rain in several years. The item notes transfers and moves of local residents including Cyrus Talliaferro and Mary Bol, with mentions of nearby counties and Chicago.

Bureau County Lone Tree Cyrus Talliaferro Jong Buran County Remaeyve Bnechwine Quinoa County Farma Sarah Anderson Chicago Dr. Morgan Misa Mary Bolas Iowa Relavos

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