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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1886

Page

2

Pension totals and Knights of Labor endorsement

Marshall county lists 125 pensioners with 101 Army pensioners 14 widows 8 dependents 2 widows of 1812 and total monthly payments 1183.75. The Knights of Labor committee urges L. E. Payson of Illinois for reelection to Congress at the Richmond convention. Samuel Willis, independent sheriff candidate for Putnam county, gains support as voters prepare for November 2 with hopes he would serve as a capable police officer if elected.

Marshall County Legislative Committee of the Knights of Labor Richmond L. E. Payson Illinois Congress Samuel Willis Putnam County Sam

Minter and Poole Clash Over Prohibition and License

A letter from A M Poole to Hon G W Minter discusses high and low licenses. Minter says he will not favor saloons but would support high license and high liquor taxation if a test arises. Voters face a November 2 referendum on funding state penal institutions via direct tax or convict labor. Republicans praise County Judge Daniel Evans for re election on the Democratic ticket, noting his honesty and integrity and LaSalle County esteem.

Minter A. M. Poole Eay G. W. Minter LaSalle County Daniel Evans Evans la Balle County

Correction hints at tax impact on amendment debate

An editorial correction notes the contested figure in the fourth page piece. It states the earlier stated "$1000 annually more or less" should read "$1,000,000 annually more or less." The writer urges voters to reconsider the amendment that would limit legislative power over penal institution funding.

Survey route chosen for Kansas City to Chicago line

A letter to H E Beck from the surveying chief states the Santa Fe railroad has accepted the Henry and Clear Creek route as the line to build from Kansas City to Chicago. Stations will be in Henry and Clear Creek. The line forms part of a grand Boston to Mexico transcontinental system. The project promises a new outlet and brighter days, with caution to await the locomotive when the bell rings.

H. E. Beck Clear Creek Santa Fe Kk. R. Co Henry Kansas City Chicago Boston Mexico

Law for county clerk promoted by farmer supporters

A report alleges parties try to swing votes for the Democratic county clerk candidate by labeling Republican rival Law as a banker, though he has worked four years as a book-keeper and extra accountant at Henry's First National Bank. The notice praises Law’s competence and urges voting for him. Also ad[vertisement] for De Gunn's Liver Pills claiming benefits and free samples at Powell's.

Law First National Bank of Henry J. O. Law de Gunn Powell's

Sabbath Reverence Urged by Editor Amid Youth Disturbance

A Civil and religious protest urges citizens to observe the Sabbath, warning against pleasure outings and baseball affecting children. The notice condemns public grounds use for such activities and calls for adherence to divine law and civil order. A wedding report follows detailing the marriage of Walter Griffith to Fannie Smith at Clear Creek, Putnam County with Judge A Cassell officiating and gifts listed from friends.

Babbuth Desccrsiion Ene Tha Heaiy Republican Walter Griffith Fannie H. K. Smith Clear Creek Putnam County A. Cassell Griffith Oliver Smith Amos Wilson Wm. Griffith Frank Laura Lucretia Mason Wilson Willis Mills Perry Will Mills Alice Tomlinson Mary Griffith Edith Grifith John Swaney H. E. Beck Girtle Griffith Carrie Grffith Henry Clay Mills Meg Wilson Mart Wilson Clear Creak Peices Cassel Walter G. Gruffth Fannie G K. Smit Clear Crack She Ronis Wo Olocker Udge Cassal James H Gomm Sara ReeLyee Lookout Modoa Ee i W.D. Morrin J. P Thomas D. Hill Adin Qal Annie Sweedeame Putnam

Nominating Two Candidates Sparks Local Debate

A Woodford county letter by A Ranney argues the district now leans Democratic and two Republican nominees would split the vote. He notes past conventions and asks why Mr Coen was not consulted and why information was limited, urging unity as November approaches. The piece discusses historical precedents and the potential impact on the party’s prospects.

Peoria Journal George A. Zeller Thia Coen Woodford Zeller Marshall Putnam Tazewell Republilcans Marshall County Heater Recedent Avor Woodford County A A. Ranney Cazenovia, Woodford Co

A Walkugz Skeleton Recovering with Dr King's News

Mr E Springer of Mechanicsburg Pa writes of lung fever and abscesses leaving him a walking skeleton. After a free trial and three bottles he regained health and weight, praising Dr King's News for consumption. Callat Powell's drug store for a free trial bottle. large bottles $1.00.

E. Springer Mechanicsburg

Lincoln as Plutarch’s Ideal Man of the West

A scholarly reflection from Atlantic Monthly on how Plutarch’s biography would portray Abraham Lincoln. It argues Lincoln’s outward deeds and inward spirit define his unique persona, likening him to a modern Holbein of antiquity and a new species of public man. The piece contrasts Lincoln with Johnson and Boswell, notes his enduring anecdotes, and notes his status as a quintessential American figure born of frontier conditions.

Plutarch Holbein Cate Regulus Jean Valjean Sir Galahad Plutarchian Lincoln Mr. Lowell Dr. Johnson Boswell Tallerand Pitt Mirabeau Atlantic Monthly

Independent for Putnam County Sheriff Public Notice

A reader states Willis announces as an Independent candidate for the office of Sheriff of Putnam County. The notice indicates the writer seeks voter attention, with the date shown as sep 265AM.

Putnam Co Shariff Putnam County Willis

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Ees Republica& Ticket John K. Tanner Clay Buferintendext Richard Edwards Bureau Mixte Lewis E. Payson Livingston Representatins Ith Henry Zum A. H.brubaker Winslow Evans Lacon James 0 LAW of Frank J Spech Ileacon Sherif—William Roberts Roberts Ira M. Ong Wenona Abramam Lincoln Jones Brown Lexus Sistings Mra Mary L. Jondit,h Ney China Samuel Croft Frank Martin Sparland, Ill Sarah P. Hoyle Bouthenat Foster Venona la Balle Illuois Bale WM P Royle Henry Gunn Sarah W Hoyle Duke Bros. Henry Cooper Shop Main Street Schrader John A. Spencer Bey Hutchins & Moodey Boston Clothing STOR Peoria J. N. Ward & Co Hutchins & Lincoln, Rem P. S
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