Town items mix sales notes and village news
Local notices report stock closings at cost, upcoming sales, and shop ads. Mentions Henry Store Regulator, Hull & Hulce stoves, Book for the Million, and Bee Hive goods. Reports on candidates, church services, court term, and local personalities with scattered town developments and weather-related buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brely
Mona
Enons
D. C. Wallach& Co
J.C. Blark
Minonk
B. Zedmiston
New Jerusalem House
J. Tugsell
Henry
The
Regulator
Rochester
David Coan
Cyrenus Russell
Burton Balmoral
Congress
Richard Scholes
Goo Scholes
Bagitoga Township
Chillicothe
Ilo
J G Hull
E.T Disosway
Weary Lodge of Masons
Grand Lodge
Springfeld
Circuit Court of Thin Centy
Lacon
Iichmond
Frank Bickerman
Kalb
Snyder & Wann
Chicago and
Rock Taland
Bee Hive
Josep W. Falkner
Bu Himan
Saratoga Township
Maria Davis
Coleman
Whitefield
John Mateer Ha
Schopal
Putnam County
Be Ridgeley and La Vernon bound for new homes in Missouri
Sython ats Be Ridgeley moved from Whitefield township to bodntroquoia county last week and William F Rowe and family travel toward La Vernon Missouri expecting to settle in about three weeks. Also notes of local trades, a brewery fire, church events, and community sightings from Henry and Peoria areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sython
Ridgeley
Hinsarray
Bodntroquoia County
Whitefield Township
William F- Rowe
Wetonavaréon
la Vernon
Irs
L. E. Saxton
Presbyterian Church i
Adolph Miller's
Thetow Lacon
Dr. Brown
Empire of Japan
John Winn
California
Hame
Japan
Gould
Iron Gate
Chicago City
Marshall County
Geo. Motter
Cyronny Russell
E. P. Faris
Snyder & Wann
Kalb
Chartey
Knight & Fox
Br. Knight
Mesare
Knox Presbytery
Lacon
Tueeday
Rew Fon Drenase
Rock Island
Reunion
Peoria
Schwarzmann
Ile Fa
Main Street
Adams
Eco
Falkner
L. Jones
Henry
Mommon
Batero
Putnam-Gounty
Dennebes
Walter ‘Uartenbowér
Dr. Lazeile
Putnam County Fair
Zenors
Chicago
Christopher Bodenier
Methodist Church
Eva Daniels
Robert Patton
Shepherd
Putnam County
James Durley
Durley
High
Second Streets
J. H. Seaton’s
J H Seaton
M_ E
Central Iinois Methodist Episcopal Conference
Canton
Kewanee
Thompson
Jacob Matthews
W Underwood
A Bowers
Whitefield
HE Tiffany
J W Otterman
J G Evans
Sparland
F M Bogpun
Magnolia
A. P. Locke
Sennepin
B. Snedaker
Berwick
Edward Waomuth
Abingdon
L. Janes
Galva
Wm Leiber
Towanda
Frank Smith
Lafayette
James Cowden
Young America
M Spurlock
Bowers
Spoon River
MacCleland
Tasman
Rova
Baldwin
Woodworth
Sigel
J. L. Powner
New Bedford
Mass
Christian Biblical Institute
Roy I. C Goff
J Spaulding
Vermont
J. Mason
Congregationalista
God
Ilis Son
Jesus Christ
Theoly
U.1
I. C. Goff
Fall stock and assorted goods at Leary Store and Hartz Co.
The Leary Store and Hartz Co. announce a fall stock of hats, furs, and ready goods. Hartz Co. offers silk hats made to order and fur selections. Also promoting Kings Vegetable Ambrocia as a hair restorer and dandruff remedy. Roback's Bitters praised for appetite loss. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills advertised as a long used remedy for biliousness and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartza& Co
Peoriah Noy
Messrs
Puingx
Judson
Roll of Honor Primary Department Names of Pupils
Miss M L Bors requests space for a roll of honor listing pupils from the primary department who were neither tardy nor absent in September. Names include Alice Moses Emma Russell Nellie Hoar Nsorn Stulben May Stephens Grace Tlitchcock Mary McKenzie Annie Bell Emma Gallagher Addie Wanser Edith Kline Tessie Stene thy Deyoe Mary Wamaker Willie Gardiner Georgie Gsodiner Willia Wanser Marcus Robinson Fred Tonca Charles Alpaugh Cannzh Jones Henry Halee Willie Slater Fred Joiner Charles Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Alice Moses
Emma Russell
Nellie Hoar
Willie Gardiner
Georgie Gsodiner
Willia Wanser
Marcus Robinson
Fred Tonca
Charles Alpaugh
Cannzh Jones
Henry Halee
Willie Slater
Fred Joiner
Charles Howe
Mise M. L. Bors
Sparland a living monument to human handiwork
From Sparland Illinois on October 8 1809 the correspondent notes the town's hills and hollows remain a visible testament to settlement. Trade holds with coal and flour entering from nearby towns while wheat crop failure hurts local business. mills run poorly and farmers avoid Sparland for markets. Good Templars host fall sociables. Jacn signs off with little room for further notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branrano
Ill
Sparland
Lacon
Peoria
Jacn
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Teasaenee
Esra
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Relopbur
Rowland
Normandy
Col Market
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Bnn- Drake
Louis
Advertiser
Dresain
Dopen
Jane Lt
O—ly
Cedar St
New York
Avery
Broward A. Wilson
Williamsburg
Kings County
Anmos County
Ootounr Jt
Mrs. Westcours
Grayton Medicine Co
Louisa
Modichti
Jene
Kent
Butte Dispensary
Lonle
Kmtte
Matte
Court Mouse
Gt. Loule
FAIRY
Weto
Mall
P.O
Dearborn
Ayer
Seedate
Gemonen
Bamber
Riba
Gma
Dee
Martin & Gregory
A. Tf. Thompson
W D. London
Family
Saratoga
Pennsylyanis
Ab Fox
Fine Art Gallery
Mull & Murie
Henry Vs. Bosting
St. J. Davia
Grand Lodge of Goat
Jacksonville
Im Torrey
Lacanava
Kanans
N J Torrey
Tere
Jehu Bair
J. G. Baker
Mary
Presbyterian Church
Johu Baker
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
John
Charles
Dross
Vail
Court House
Hennepin
Joel W Hopkins
William Eddy
Williamson Durley
William H. Willama
Williams
Thoma Blanton
Mr Wright
A. T Purviance
Thomlinson
J P Gerbrich
James McClung
McClung
Joel W Nopkins
John Swaney
Wm. Allen
Eheasra Wim
Bridy
Heonepin
WH Williams
Sunchwine
J Malls
W Stewart
Granville
Emma
John Kline
Carpefa
Call
Mr. Fleming
Presbyterian Society
Carncat
Ixrawra
Barrett
Bnox Tirs
American Shoe Tip Company
Boston Journal
Lia
Everett
Dintica
C & W Everett's
C. & W. Everett
Everett's
Ie. & W. Everett's
L, Snyder, E
D. Wann
J. Russell & Co
Tron
ITRON
Pool & Jones
Pangost, Sage & CO
Marshall
Gome
Weil! Block
McVicker & Wikoffe
Heary
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