Storewide Low Prices Advertised For Three Months
A local store advertises three months of reduced prices on assorted items. The notice lists sale items with odd prices and claims all goods will be offered at the lowest possible figures.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1882
Page
1
Tinware and Roofing Estimates Offered to Trade
Public urged to inspect line of tinware claimed as finest in the city with prices never before offered to the trade. Estimates on tin and hardware roofing provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Lacon Area News Highlights From October Excursions and Local Happenings
Lacon and surrounding areas report many using excursion rates to Chicago and the exposition. The bridge boat project advances, lumber shipments arrive, and 40 workers are expected next week. Plain talk on local politics, arrivals, land sales, and small-town incidents fill the week.
Local market activity and community notes from the Bethel area
William Riddal and John McGullick plan to buy and ship cattle and hogs this winter, with Amos Leigh and sons also signaling purchases. A Bethel teaching group held a two week staging school and a Friday concert proved successful. Various locals travel, fall crops and farm sales are discussed, and county politics feature two strong ticket choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparlaha
William Riddal
John McGullick
Amos Leigh
Bethel
Cornelius Tanguary
Will Riddal
Henry
D.J. Shriver
Defi Rapids
Dakota
Gillette
Shriver
M. B. Robb
Missouri
Melville Sparks
Aon
Chicago
Saturda Rive
Eunice Gallup
Joseph Burson
Kansas Ie
Ed. Burson
Kister
Hister
Maraball
Mra Brassfield
Mre Crehore
Harry Blackmon
Milliard
Henry Bonham
St. Vincent, Mian
Varna News Roundup Includes Church Move and Auctions
Rev Kern expected to take charge of Varna M E church next year after delivering sermon last Sabbath. Prof Kister from Henry in town Saturday impressed locals. Kennedy rents Wm Allen property and will move with family. Rev Lindsay prohibition candidate to address Varna voters Tuesday. Wa Allen’s household goods auctioned Thursday. headed to Nebraska soon. Linnie Myers visiting Venona friends. Swedes buy land adjoining church for cemetery. Tile factory to cease work for winter. Bertha Allen and little sister Dora visit uncle Will before west move. Sheriff Hancock in town Saturday interviewing voters. Cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna
Kern
M. E
Kister
Henry
Kennedy
Wm. Allen
Lindsay
Allen
Nebraska
Linnie Myers
Venona
Bertha Alien
Dora
Will
West
Hancock
Our
Autumn Food Lore From A Quaint Locale
A fragment praises autumn days and homely dishes like buckwheat cakes pumpkin pies and sorghum. It mentions plentiful potatoes and evokes rustic comfort with nostalgic tone and regional flavor.
Whiteflelia The Candidats at the Election Function
A satirical verse critiquing candidates and figures in a local election. It lampoons Whitefield supporters and warns of rival factions while praising a figure named Broofield for guiding the ticket. The piece hints at crime consequences and political tensions amid the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasetyart
Mister
Broofield
Mernball
Picking seed corn and potato digging at Wineral Springs
The column notes seed corn and potato digging as pastimes at Wineral Springs. It mentions local moves, attendance at the Chicago exposition, travel to Bristol and Osbon, and various townsfolk including A Kaye Bo and H C Halley. It references a quiet Sabbath and a few odd events with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineral Springs
D.L. Travia
A. Kaye Bo
Bristol & Osbon
Wayne E. Rann
Henry
Peatleneeck
Kays
Princeton
H.C. Halley
Local residents embark on regional trips and social calls
Mennepin and neighbors report travel to Iowa Nebraska and Chicago visits this week. Mrs BE Stockdale Miss Alice Eddy and Misa Ida Greiner plan Chicago tours while W H Olasson and Worthing visit Livingston and Story counties. John Newburn of Wenona with brother and wife from Missouri stop by. Prof Brutkowicr profiles Peoria piano work. town notes say the sick are few and prospering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Sam Gienn
Jerry Fearle
Henry
Hborhood
Scoon
Holmes
Democrat
Vale
Ancle
Bret Hart
Evans
Ottawa County
Kan
Truman Sperry
Rio
Ed Evans
Kansas
Ludwig
Jos H. H
Metamora
Wil
Brownz
Mennepin
A.H. Turner
Iowa
Nebraska
BE. B. Stockdale
Alice Eddy
Misa Ida Greiner
Chicago
W. H. Olasson
Mr. Worthing
Livingston County
Elain Uothank
W. D. Ham
Jasper Cecil
la Tama
Story County
John Newburn
Wenona
David
Missouri
Brutklowicr
Peoria
Putnan Wenawen Praises Prof Klater in Marshall County Journal
A Lubricated defense of Prof Klater, Democratic candidate for county superintendent, extols his education and character. The piece lauds his intellect, Pennsylvanian roots, and potential to honor the office while noting local incidents, licenses, births, and small-town happenings in Henry and Joliet areas.
Prospecting plans and local campaigns outlined in Hemmepin notes
Hy Wheeler plans a Dakota trip to locate a homestead next week while Benj Loomis prepares his Towa land for an oxodis. Mrs McKean and Ella visit Bloomington as court sits at Hemmepin. Local politicking intensifies with various figures, a grand coon hunt, and a Wherry lyceum in session as schools progress under Mr Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Wheeler
Dakota
Benj. Loomis
White
Iowa
Mra McKean
Ella
Bloomington
Hemmepin
Bhoys
Greeat
RB. R.auldes
J. B. Tailiferro
D. N. Dort
Derr
Hoya
Galout Club
Cooney
de Hollow
Ohio
Grant
Lyceum
Wherry School
True to her Trust: Electric Bitters Endorsed as Remedy
A tribute extols a faithful wife and mother and promotes Electric Bitters as the sure remedy for disease. It claims the tonic purifies blood, cleanses the stomach, and excretes malarial poison, selling for 60 cents through Dra Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra Powell
Wanted wife ad in Perry Transcript prompts marriage bid
The Perry Transcript prints a rogue advertisement by James Nickolson seeking a wife with matrimonial terms. The notice invites women to contact him at the post office or visit the city butcher shop, described in a sensational, tongue in cheek reprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry (Iil
Butchcroft Perry
Postoffica
James Nickolson
Red Clover Tonic Health Claim Advertised
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr Jones's Red Clover Tonic as a universal blood purifier. It touts German medical endorsement and claims to aid blood disorders, constipation, and general weakness. The offer lists 60 cents per bottle and mentions a druggist Alber Shy.
Reunion of No. B. 10 Ill Vola Held in Bradford
A reunion of No. B. 10 Ill Vola gathered at Bradford as guests of Mr and Mrs G W Read. About 22 of roughly 80 known residents attended. E D Were treasurer of the Hanna Wagon Co was present. The next meeting will be at the residence of Capt Mirchison in Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. B. 10
Ill
Bradford
G. W. Read
E. D
Hanna Wagon Co
Capt Mirchison
Elmira
Trial Bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery at Local Drug Store
General Stampoaito advertises free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, asthma, bronchitis and throat and lung ailments at Powell's drug store. Call to obtain a trial bottle.
Local Residents Move Between Homes on Main Street Area
Julius Watercott settles on Main Street joining J. H. Jones’s tenement. Lumberman G.H. Gone moves into H. A. Hutchings house. Clint Kalb becomes lessee of J. D. Woodward homestead. Ed Heath to occupy Edwards Street residence after renovation. Will Thorp relocates to Mich Louis house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Watercott
Main Street
J. H. Jones
G.H. Gone
H. A. Hutchings
Clint Kalb
J. D. Woodward
Ed Heath
Edwards Street
Local Ads and Notices From A Dated Newspaper Fragment
An assorted fragment advertises Dr Bigelow's Positive Card at Albert Nay's drug store for coughs and throat ailments. It notes W. H. Worley growing three watermelons weighing 35 39 and 42 pounds and mentions Grice's Glycerine Salve for skin and burns. Also references a poem release by Clarence R. Ney and a sales note for Brainerd's Sons in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gengalet
Albert Nay
Dr Bigelow
Albert Ney
W.H. Worley
What Women Should Use Parker's Ginger Tonic
Dyspepsia weak back and other troubles caused great suffering but Parker's Ginger Tonic made me feel like a new person. A strong endorsement from Mrs. Maritz of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Mrcaritz
Pittsburg
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