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George Burt
Political Ticket and Local Prosecution Highlight
The article lists candidates for President to electors including Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton with regional officials such as Joseph Fives and I N Pearson. It promotes John J Sands for Marshall County prosecutor, outlines his rise from humble origins, and urges voters to support him next Tuesday. It notes the Illinois and Michigan canal closing Nov next, and comments on Prohibition as a nonpartisan goal.
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Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Levi P. Morton
New York
Charles H. Deere
James M. Truitt
Sop Crerar
Michael B. Avarnoyeohn
R. Wheeler
Orrin W. Potte
Harvey A. Jones
Duncan Mackay, Jr
Jalice
Wssmcure Istas
Norte
Richard J. Hanna
Edgar A. Bancroft
Robert Moir
Thos. Worthington, Jr
Dietrich O. Smith
Vespasian Warner
William B. Jowell
Etheldere Callahan
Allen Bist
Joseph We Fives
McLean Co
L. B. Ray
Grundy Co
I. N. Pearson
McDonough Co
Oo. Paves
Jefferson Co
Charles Becker
Woodford Co
P. A. Corn
W. H. EN Ot
Tazewell
G. G. McAdam
Venona
Burroyor
J. Y. Westervelt
Varna
Braté
Joan J. Mane A Lavon
Joan J. Mane A Lavon. For Cor
George W. Zammenman
G. MuAdam
Sands
County Down
Ireland
John
la Prairie
F. 8. Potter
Henry
Barnes & Barnes
Lacon
State Supreme Court
Bane & Bands
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Bridgeport
LaSalle
James ML Leighton
Board Canal Commissioners
Monster Mass Meeting in Henry Sparks Republican Pride
A large Henry rally features a grand daylight procession and a torchlit night march. Notables, bands, and glee clubs energize supporters as Hon L E Payton speaks to a vast crowd about state and national issues with enthusiastic GOP backing. 1000 torchlights illuminate the parade and celebrations conclude with music and cheers.
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Henry
J. W. Nieco
F. 8. Potter
G. M. Bane
Lacon
R.B. Edwards
Glee Club
Varna
Chillicothe
Magnolia Club
Coon
Benjamin Law
James Thornton, Jr
Drs Kinnear
Gil Clark
Ken McNeal
Dr Hendrick
Geo A. Burt
Will Fosdick
John Jones
Berne ‘Elloc
Camp House
Hanna Wagon Works
Ren McNeal
Honoa
Potter
Edwards Street
George Nicholson
L. W. Smith
John Morgan
W. T. Law
Geo Burt
J. T. Smith
J. C. Wright
David Coan
John Niece
Saratoga Fifer Glee Club
Great West
L. E. Payton
Nowan
Republican Party
Saratoga Glee Club
Stire’s Glee Club
Stire Glee Club
Bracken
Putnam
D. Coan
Harrison
Morton Bome
Grover
Cleveland
Blaine
Morton
White House
Hennepin
Magnolia
Tariff Debate on Playing Cards and Bibles Sparks Comment
The article discusses a Barnes assertion that Republicans removed a tariff from playing cards but kept it on printed matter like Bibles. It notes a 23 to 25 percent duty on printed matter versus 100 percent on playing cards, with free distribution affecting Bible imports. It also mentions Scribner's Magazine notices and assorted editorial items.
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Barnes & Barnes
Magnolia
Geo O Barnes
Barnes
The Handsomest Lady in Henry Endorses Kemp’s Balsam
An admirer praises Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Dungy as a quick cough remedy while urging readers to try a free bottle. The piece also extols a Republican slate from president to county offices, praising candidates including McAdam, Sands, Ziesmerman, and Westervelt and urging a full ticket vote next Tuesday.
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Henry
Kemp
Smimed
Payson
National Congress
McAdam
Sands
Ziesmerman
Westervelt
Commonwealth
Sucklen Arnica Salve Adverts and 1884 Illinois vote
The notice markets Sucklen s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. It lists uses from cuts to skin eruptions and chaps. It also notes election results from 1884 showing Democratic and Republican majorities across 51 Illinois counties with McPencage near tie and Boone strongly Republican.
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Dr Powell's
Drugate
Iiois
McPencage
Cleveland
Blaine
Boone
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