Rates of Advertising in Henry Republican
Rates for Henry Republican advertise include one square one insertion one dollar. each additional insertion ten cents. yearly ten dollars. Quarter column rates weekly thirty dollars yearly two hundred fifty. half column weekly fifty yearly six hundred. full column weekly one hundred yearly one thousand. Business cards eight dollars yearly. notices one dollar per line. obituaries six cents per line. Transient ads payable in advance.
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Marshall County
Masonic Lodges Schedule Across Regulator Building Area
AW and AM Henry Lodge No 110 meets regulator building 8d story 2d and 4th Baosay averince monthly at 7 o clock I F Marshall Lodge No 63 meets every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock Lodge room 2d story City Bakery Marshall Encampment No 35 meets 1st and 3d Friday evenings at 7 o'clock Oxagon Lopaz No 312 at Boarland meets every Monday evening at 7 0 clock Visiting brethren invited to meet with us
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AW & AM
Henry
Regulator Building
Baosay
Marshall Lodge
City
Marshall
Lopaz
Boarland
Local Doctors and Attorneys Advertised in Henry Illinois 1878
A block of notices lists Drs Kalb Hattan Davis Reader Allen with night calls and residences, plus Henry Reader and others. Lawyers Fred Potter P S Perley and A M Pool advertise offices, notaries, and real estate and insurance services.
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Kalb & Hattan
Isidiare and
Aurghone
Moe
Dr Kalbwill
Hia
Main Street
Dr Hattan
Bia
Thinl
Market Streets
Henry County Republicans claim victory as voters rally
Henry area reports strong Republican turnout with Jones winning county attorney, Wescott circuit clerk, Hancock sheriff, and Holler and Shaw also placed. A Democratic meeting flopped for lack of speaker, while a robust Armory hall rally featured Col Fort and Gen Moore. A small fire destroyed a Monser residence with no insurance, and a late week political program included the Wenona Campaign Glee Club.
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New Opera House
C C Jones
James Wescott
Lacon
Andrew Hancock
James Brasfield
B. F Lacon
Jones
Wascott
Hancock
Holler
Shaw
Izer
Ada Bell
Minonk
Chronicle
Anna Thompson
Charlies Schirrer
Nebraska
Lincoln
Henry McLaughlin
Vanantwerp
Biddal
Mee
Hitchcock
Joseph Moulton
Southern Dakota Railroad
Joseph Spato
Round House
Broux Falls
Martin
SM Scanlon
Peoria
Judge Burnson
Col G. Fort
Congress
S. Plumb
Streator
Patform
Col. Fort
Col Fort
Gen. Moore
Gen
Moore
Geo. Monser
John McCann
Armory Hall
Musta
Geo Monser
W. Evans
John Hamilton
Dr Newkirk
Meating
Zelula
Whitefield Corners Birthday Party Feasts and Toasts
A large birthday gathering for Miss Cora Hreder drew about 50 guests Tuesday evening. The event featured an extensive repast, generous hospitality, and gifts that deepened friendships, with music, socializing, and praise for the organizers.
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Cora Hreder
Lfe
Metcalf
Marshall County Alliance Session Proves Successful
The Wenona meeting of the Marshall County Alliance drew delegates from nearby counties and Marshall. Key questions were raised and discussed with strong temperance interest among attendees.
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Marshall County Alliance
Marshall
La Rose Politcal Meetings And Local Musicians Gather
In La Rose and nearby areas Democrats held a funeral sermon by Georgi O Barnes of Lacon and Carl Folnes of Pooria. Republicans met with music by the Yankee town martial band La Rose cornet band and Lacon glee club. Stowell Laws and Edwards spoke, Samuel Cox is seriously ill, Finley Steeves returned from the west, James Stocksman sold out and departs for New York West to vote for Garfield.
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LaRose
Georgi O Barnes
Lacon
Carl Folnes
Pooria
Yankee Town
la Rose Cornet Band
Lacon Glee Club
Mr Stowell
N. W Laws
Robert Edwards Samuel Cox
Finley Steeves
LaRouse Cornet
James Stocksman
New York West
Garfield Tov
Election Day Reflections From Snachwine Town
Report from Snachwine notes a peaceful election with Democrats gaining modestly and Republicans feeling dented at home. The piece mentions Chicago pork buyers, local hunters, and a rumored ballot stuffing incident blamed on a prominent politician, described as accidental and regretted.
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Snachwine
Snachine
Carroll
John Montgomery
Chicago
Hogea John
T'S Lake
Dartles
Local Hennepin Circuit Court Adjourns After Quiet Session
The Hennepin circuit court adjourned last week after a brief, quiet session. Local notes report many busy workers and social visits. a wagon accident injured no one seriously and a dance attendee from near Strawn’s church died the following Sunday. Nearby residents report property changes, new barn construction, and reroofing projects around town.
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Morris Kinsey
Strawn's
Ian Lown
Rey Downing
Almot
Baby
Joseph Holland
WI Barmore
Wm Allen
John Fitch
Allen
Jasper Cecil
Horbach
Stark County Banner Reports Local Moves and Projects
Our Stark county banner notes a 700 majority for 329 and items about Mr. Anderson relocating to the farm vacated by Frank Kissinger. Mr. McGureee becomes the new blacksmith at the Griffin homestead. The new meat shop is nearly finished.
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Stark County
Anderson
Frank Kissinger
McGureee
Griffin Homestead
Guards Rally At Toulon In Republican Gathering
The Castleton guards attended a grand Republican rally in Toulon last Saturday afternoon and evening. Lafayette West Jersey Wyoming and Bradford guards were present. Local garilaoya claim Garfield Indies from Toulon praised the supper. Pat and Mike quarreled over money taken from Mobiller, a poor man. Elrich Swartz is ill but slowly recovering. Dawson and Hancock names appear in a hopeful sign off.
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Castleton
Garfield & Arthur Guards
Toulon
Lafayette
West Jersey
Wyoming
Bradford
Garila Oya
Pat
Mike
Garfield
Mobiller
Elrich Swartz
Dawson
Hancock
N. I. Tramp
Occasional and Holton Letters From Far West
Peoria thanks Occasional and G H Holton for letters in The Republican. A fire at J Roger’s lumber yard caused 27000 damage with 17000 insured. An opera house may come. a committee is studying it. Reynolds & Co to start pork packing. a Home Mission appeals for supplies. Warnings about poverty and Christian charity conclude with a note on perpetual poverty.
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G H Holton
Republican
Broad West
Oscasional
Whitefield Corners
Holton
J. Roger
Rogers
Reynolds & Co
Joynolde
Women’s Christian Home Mission
Home Mission
Christ
Life of Amos Wilson and 19th century family reunion
Biographical sketch recounts Amos Wilson born September 16 1704 in Chester County Pennsylvania to Quaker parents, marriages to Hannah Brown and Anna Morris, 11 children, 183 descendants, and a large September 1880 reunion at Rose Wilson’s residence in Putnam County. Also notes political speech by NE Worthington urging Democratic turnout before the election and subsequent straight-ticket voting.
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Chester County
Society of Friends
Hannah Brown
Joshua B
David
Hannah
Margaret
Thomas
Bellomont County
Ohio
Anna Morris
Bellmont County
Obio
Ruth Anna
Rebecca
Sarah
Elizabeth
Morris
May
Oliver
Laura
Putnam County
Magnolia
Rose Wilson
Wenona Indez
NE Worthington
N_ E
Jennhilaan
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Noloe’s Drug Store
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M DD
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Henry Reader
Whitefort Corners
di Calle
DR RT Allen
Beohia
Gistee
Fred
Potter
LAW Office
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P S Perley
Cc. C. Jones
Los and Insurance Agency
C.8. Edwards Jr
Lacon Illinois
L. C. McMurtrie Lacon
Ill
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J.h.jones& Co
Vicinity News
Sparland
L. M. Culver
Todd
Wenona
la Rose
Hennepin
Amos Wilson
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