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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1886
Page
1
Steam Printing advertises fast presses with excellence in design and best quality materials. It guarantees superior workmanship and invites international orders with low rates for first-class work.
Evans township registry lists 428 names. George Inram’s grain elevator at Rutland sold to Ames Matthews and Patrick Moore. Antioch church in Bennington township reports 25 new members. Wenona merchants agree to close at 7:30 PM except Saturdays. Spring Valley has 18 saloons paying 600 for washing. Metamora claims no police force after two years with no arrests. Ed Hacker’s smoke stack stands 45 feet tall. Dustin bank failure at Lincoln costs over 200000 with 100000 paid to depositors, cattle speculation blamed. Patrick Clark found dead near Lacon woolen mill warehouse. coroner rules fall on rough ground. W. E. Upton assigns to father-in-law Merrill after moving to Spring Valley. St. Clair Bullman and David Long buy J. R. Chapman stock and plan a new dry goods store in Lacon. Wyoming tile factory burned, owner Holgate had spent 5000. insurance 2500. A. H. Linebarger, formerly Marshall county resident, now St Louis merchant, visits town. T. P. & W R.R. sold to John M. Bowers for 4790000 to satisfy mortgage bondholders. Venona hitching posts case to be heard. injunction sought against Stateler. Lars Pennell, Granville native, dies in DeLand, Fla., Oct 23. buried near North for interment at Granville. Lacon Catholic fair a success. prizes awarded. A. R. Hancock and Frank Specht contend for gold headed cane. an organ sold by lot. Editor Cook of Hennepin Rec ord victim of a printer’s misfortune. Delaney at Venona skips with shortage. his father covers deficit. McDonald of Washington takes over.
Godeys Lady's Book for November presents a gorgeous issue filled with appealing content from start to finish. The publisher promises greater literary treats and improvements in every department for the coming year. Each subscriber receives two cut paper patterns chosen by the subscriber. Subscriptions are now open at eight dollars per year.
Dr W. B. Hoy of Point Pleasant West Virginia reports thorough tests of Scott's Emulsion in pulmonary troubles and general debility noting excellent results. The message highlights its use for rickets or marasmus and praises the product as unequaled for children. Rev J H Scott relocates to Henry for a new appointment, leaving warm friends in Tontucd who laud his zeal.
The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway announces three grand first class excursions to the Pacific Coast leaving Chicago on November 9th November 16th and December 7th at low rates. For tickets sleeping car accommodations and more contact a ticket agent or E A Holbrook GTL&RA COR DT P Ry Chicago Illinois.
Dr Gunn's Liver Pills claim to improve a sallow complexion and pimples on the face while alleviating biliousness. They purport to never sicken or ailpse. Only one pill needed per dose. Samples free at Powell's.
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