Republican Outlook From Marshall County Rally
The message touts Republican gains nationwide with large majorities in Ohio and other states. It highlights party tickets in Marshall County, praising W. E. Thompson as treasurer candidate and Theodore Axting for surveyor. It urges turnout to build the 1880 boom and endorses a strong county ticket.
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Ohio
California
Maine
Colorado
Foster
Town
Toulon Hérald
Gilman Btar
Republican
Kankakee Gazette
Gezotte
Rales
W. E. Thompson
Asa Thompson
Steubeh Township
Marshallodenty
Aliuet
Marshall County
Theodore Axting
Marshall
Clergymen’s Circuit Adjourns as Rev C David Returns
The Central Illinois conference finished its session on Monday. Rev C David returns to Henry with satisfactory labor and a united and pliant congregation. Delegates and ministers listed include names such as G Evans Wenona, H Williams of Wight, and others, with notices of travel and subsequent assignments.
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Central Illinois Conference
C. David
Henry
Augers Gotoll
Falkner
Sparlar
Soumans
J. Joent ‘Gawn Ridway
M. Tasantis Galva
Ujah
M Beaumits
Santa Etto D.S. Mary
Poulton
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Weat
Jersey
Whitefold
Wenona
Conferénos
Albury
Feneral
Jtuntor
Palmer
Mi May Yd Fowatisé
Mb Jackson
Rook Semud
Mr. McWil- Hams
W Wight
Sporting Club hosts monthly contest at Yasner’s Grove
The Sporting Club and Henry sporting club held a Friday contest in Yasner’s Grove with spectators watching the parade of events. The tally showed runners rallying with steady form, Culver earning the lesser merit in the end while others placed. Theodore Digosway credited as scorer. The dispatch adds a Chicago Evening Journal report noting Rev. I. A. Read’s farewell sermon at the Meth Episcopal church after three years, with a moved and decorated congregation.
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Henry Sporting Club
Yasner
Theodore Digosway
Nupur
Moris
Thortpsal
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Buggtoy Wlaruviain Emarlo
Wlse
Woods
Mondota
Chicago
I. A. Read
Read
Conrad Tiga
School visitation praises progress and discipline at public school
Lewis Snyder and Joseph N. Krenz visited the public school yesterday and received a cordial welcome. The tour praised 62 students in the Turner department, 47 girls and 21 boys in the grammar room, 48 in the second intermediate class, and 63 six year olds in the primary as the school shows steady progress under dedicated teachers and orderly conduct.
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Board of Education
Lewis Snyder
Joseph N. Krenz
G. J. Turner
Swares
Barrington¢ i
W.A. Matthews
Mary L. Boice
Boice
W. A. Mathews
Matthews Je
Hise Des Dolots
Mrd
Hafinah Finney
Airla
Ford
James Hartley
Henry Nada
Our Book Table highlights and magazine notes
A reader friendly overview of Harper's November issue with articles on daily painters the Alleghenies cattle ranches of Colorado and natural history topics. It also mentions parlor theatricals hints on work rose garden and travel pieces plus a note on the new Library of Universal Knowledge encyclopedia volume one issued September by American York with subscription offers.
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Lato Borliner
Leadville
Ilo Do Santoro
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Harper
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Colorado
Ravel
MT Cero
White Wing
Mary Anerly
New “Library of Uni- Vereal
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American York
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Fund
Pre
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Stephens
Frank
Benedict Frances Hodges
Burnett
Jange GC. Austin
Josiah Allen
Rebecca Barding Davis
Ateel
Algo
Infante
Terma
Alweya
OLUBA
Washington
Valley Forge
Potr
Charles J. Peterson Araska
Chewtnat Bt
Philadelphia
Boan Pagas Son
Marshall
Putnam
Hatuto
Potugm Snd
Black Hawk Wen
Cow of
San Orate
Graves
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Indiana
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Onur
Pi Areroutag
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Matorase
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Fram Wu
Spinocer
Elleworta Leon
Ill
Low pricedstandard works spark county publishing push
A county driven effort offers a wide list of standard books at very low prices to convert incredulity into patrons. The publisher explains prices drop to half due to lower manufacturing costs and large agent commissions. Nearby Lacon reports two weddings with Mrs M Alice Shaw uniting with Charles Hamin and Clara Wallace set to wed Charles Hinsdale in Chicago.
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Lacon
M. Alice Shaw
Charlies Hariin
Atlantia
Idwa
Mise
Clara Wallace
Charles A. Hinsdaloot
Chicago
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