Henry Henry Republican local notes and ads
Local brief items from Henry include authorized agents Joseph Placher and M A Witchcock for subscriptions and printing, market reports on crops and sales by John Kline and Gurnen, ads for woolen goods and furniture, court notices, upcoming sermons, and community notices about fairs, fishing and rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Placher
Spartand
M.A Witchcock
Sunchwing
A. B. Gurnen
Magnolia
Local notes mirror a lively county scene and odd curios
The Fulton Democrat quotes camp meeting mischief, whale jaw cane gifts, and school enrollments with 60 in the high school. It reports a Chicago railway tax suit, a May wedding, broken bones near Lawn Ridge, and salmon at the state fair urging fishermen to release them.
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Fulton Democrat
Oak Hill
Wes
Jacob I. Skinkle
Board of Education
J. Su. Jones
A. Matthews
Miles
Matthews
United States
Chicago
Lawn Ridge
W. Wilmot
J. L. Jones
Henry Guy
Jis
State
David S. Hammond
Elgin
Nall
Wit. Manon
Whitefield
Gilman
Wyoming Post
Spartand
Trivoli
Peoria
J. H Gaston
Wintefield
Gaston
A. E Ward
Bureau Junction
J R. Ward
Wyoming
J. E. Harner
Pennsylvania
Webber
Saratoga
J.G Hull
Henry
Clinton Kalb
Kansag
Perry Green
Orsenus Culver
Jacob S 8Kinkle
Amboy
Charley Smith
New York
Mosea-Perdew
Ohin
Dr. Benj, Tabor
Centralia
Samuel Holmes
Mr. Root
Large Sales at Pool and Donns New Cash Store
The store reports growing popularity with high daily sales. One day last week reached 986 dollars—the largest daily total since 1866 except for one day. This week a farmer bought 191.50 dollars worth of goods, and they have sold five pairs of Canton woolen mills blankets to one customer. Clothing sales for children through men are substantial. margins are small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool & Donns
Canton Woolen Mills
Local commerce and community notices in Henry city
The new grocery store expands its offerings with Henry named head of groceries and other goods. Missionary Jesuits visit St Mary’s Church while German Catholic activity and river trade concerns are reported. A major Illinois River Protective Association forms to fix rates and promote navigation. The Paske ll House renovation. horse training plans. a white trash incident near a mixed race family. Henry to Chicago exposition round trip tickets. advertising as cash driver. wedding travels. local meat contract for Copperas Creek dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jones
John Kline
D. N
Stephen Merritt
Hoagland
Temple
Henry Ho
W. W. Heath
Richmond Cafe
Ross County
Ohio
Tudianapolig
Ruggles & Ford
Mendota Bulletin
Thoms Judd
W. Hall
Amos Gitmer
Story County
Iowa
Spencer Ellsworth
Wiecousis
Grand
Inet
Barony Smith
Pontiac
Saratoga Township
Aretory Haus
Fayette
County Central Committee
Cyrus Brown
A. Myera
J. T. Thompson
G.W. Mead
David -Mc-Donough
Henry
Lacon Homes Journal
Uncle Sam
Old Settlers
Lucco
Walker
Rev M. Magill
Second
Carroll Streets
Lp. m
Joan Lykins
Madisonburg
Wayne County
Dr. J. Baker
James Carse
Wright
Bob
Rouse’s Hall
Pearis
Daniel Harvey
Copperas Creek
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Mary's Church
Father Karlstadter
Father Haberstadt
Father Wochner
America
Bismarck
Faderland
United States
Morris
Key
Ilinois River
Paskell
Passell
Paskel
Ren. McNeal
Frank Klembenz
Pas Zion
D. W Stevens
Bloomington
RK M Stevens
Chicago Exposition
Biorgan, Grown & Morgan
Copperas Creek Dam
Political Ticket List Nominations For Region
The text lists several political tickets across factions Independent Reform and Straw noting state treasurer superintendent of public instruction congress and sheriff nominees. Names include Thomas Ridgeway William Moore James Thornton Alfred Thom Charles Lombard Alexander Gaston Charles Carroll ML Keeler S Chapman and Charise Park among others.
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Reperuck
Thomas
Ridgeway
William
Powell Mumber
Congress
James G. Barne
Thomas M. Hhaw
Usory
October 1875 magazines promissory catalog and notices
Books and Periscals Received. The text advertises Nongery for 1875 a children's magazine, and Dxsongsr's Morning Magazine for October with fashions, poetry, travel, and household topics. It also covers Locke's National Mourner October issue, Scribner's Monthly October contents, Aldine art premium offer, and various literary notices. Includes publisher details and subscription prices.
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J. L. Shorey
Bouton
Dxsongsr
East 14Th Street
New York
Locke
Bayard Taylor
J. Maurice Thompson
Birch Arnold
Locke & Jones, Publishers
Toledo
Sr. Nicropas
Dirs
Davin
Egypt
Bars Kenbles
Mary Napos Dodge
P. Cranch
Louisva
Aléotts
Abby Morron Diaz
Tharea
India
Wm. HU
Judeing Las
Moran
Perkins
Runge
Jack-In-the
Circus Club
Our Girls Atlant
Naw
Virginia F. Townsend
Tina
Killal Kelloge
L. B Wumphrey
Ww.l. Shepard
Conoe
Lee & Shepard, Publishers
Boston
Scribner's
Booth
Euwant King
Arkansas
George Elliot
W. C. Wilkkinson
Nadal
London
N.Y. Evening Post
Oxford
Cable
New Orleans
Ifo
Paris
Tito Poulette
Katherlny Earle
Ordronnaux
Katherine Earle
Lae & Shepard Fast
Jules Vernet
K Mystericurtal
Carolina
Holland
Beecher
Cabinot
Baxe Holm
J. D. Woodward
Arthur Parton
Au Sable
Adirondake
Plecro
Grand Canal
Venice
Martin Luther
Castle Wartburg
Germany
Hina
Aldine
Dlatritution
Art Premiuma
Aldine Company, Publishers
Malden Lane
N. Y
Correction Notice on Christian Conference Statistics
A letter to the editor requests a correction in a prior issue about the Christian Conference. It specifies errors in the word state and provides corrected figures for ministers, churches, and membership across five Illinois conferences for 1871 and 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uecury Republican
Christian Conference
Atate
Illinoia
G. Woruxy
Removale of Residents and Property Leases in Local Area
The notice lists residents moving into or leasing properties: Dr Kalb moves into the W D Robinson house. Theodore Hyndmarck buys and occupies the W Everett lace. George Jerrell ends boarding and leases the corner of Richard and Wirt streets. Perry Green moves to the Nagel house on Blain street after sale. 8 C Brown of Morgan Brown Morgan occupies the John Kling property on Main street. J L Ottoman to occupy the late S M Clark residence. FR Krenz moves into the Mrs Slack homestead on Scheo street. R Jacobs leases the old John Wilson farm for three years of G W Emerick. The note adds a sentiment of hoped progress from Mr J iv a goud farmer.
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Dr. Kalb
W. D. Robinson
Theodore Hyndmarck
W. Everett Lace
George Jerrell
Richard and Wirt
J.D. Woodward
Perry Green
Nagel
Blain Street
C. Brown
Morgan, Brown & Morgan
John Kling
Main Street
J. L. Ottoman
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Republica
Henry, Marshall Co
George Burt, JR
Fraanent
Lodge
Hi E
Hewry Lodge No
Fiestfall
Marshall Lodge
Rushall Encanpment No
Tige
QO M. Baker
W. Everett
Jobo Kline
Richard Street
W H Jones
Regu Ator
Orr
Jenry
Charles Davis
Public Square
W. 8S. Noyt
Fain Stress
North Side
J. C. Kalb
Cally
Lloyd House
PR J B McLaughlin
Ysician
Whitefield Caruera
Nlao
Geo. Motter, JR
Eurgeon
Lil
H Nock
Fred. S. Pottei
Fr's
Edwin T. Disosway
Ustice OF the Peace
Omice
Paskell Nouse
Edwards Street
Lexcellent
Geo
Addie L. Wilson
NEW England Conservatory OF
Maate
Maas
Malo and
James Streets
Ieary
Lucan
Neary
Edwards
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ED. Kline
Gun-Smith
NA+3 SIGNAL BANK
Hdwaras Street
Kline
C &. Stone
C.A. Stone & CO
Menry
Tiaving
Phankal
Patrounee
A. & Nott. Tan
BR. N. Clack
Beary
Henry Republican
Col. H. W. Mateer
Charise Park
J. W. Ottomans
Kowanee
Hetret
Kowanee District
C. Bpringer
Atkinson
J W Ottoman
Guiva
BO Denula
Altoota
Rafl
Arphy
Bude
A Fisher
Tiskilon
T Wilton
Soachwine
IC Birch
Wood
Crist
Sourland
AD Moore
Lava Ridge
W Brows
LaPrarie Genter
Wooley
L Ferri
Monmouth
Olleoo
Dennis
Rock Island
Genesio
Sparnock
Woodhill
W Maller
Aledo
M C Bowlin
Milan
Leber
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