Campaign notes from Curoaco on Wentworth and Judd
From Our Own Correspondent Henry Republican reports on John Wentworth running his own campaign in Curoaco with hall, printing, music, and speeches, praising Hayes Wheeler and the Republican cause. It covers Corning Judd’s defamation history, the Sons of Liberty, and a November meeting with Hendricks and O’Brien. It notes city reforms, a tax on newsboys and the abolition of the public works board, Moody meetings, and other local items including Shuman and reform rhetoric.
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Long John
Curoaco
John Wentworth
Hayes
Wheeler
Confederate Party
Corning
Judd
Trumbull
The
Tribune
Fulton County
Knights of the Golden Circle
Cornin
Sons of Liberty
Camp Douglas
Chicago
Song of Liberty
Tilden
Reform
Hendricks
Billy O'Brien
Army
Union
Springer
Tremont
Len. Stowpard
Springers
Kendall County
State Senate
Board of Public Works
Florence McCarthy
Seo
Moody
Tabernacles
Reynolds
Glen
Sullivan
Evening Journal
Board of Education
Andrew Shuman
Central Illinois Conference Appointments At Pekin
The Central Illinois M. E. conference at Pekin announces year appointments across districts. Preacher for Henry is Rev E O Wayman formerly at Wyoming with numerous lay assignments listed per district including Kewanee Annawan West Jersey Toulon Wyoming Neponet Buda Sheffield Ma kilwa Snachwine Whitefield Sparland Lawn lage LaPrairie Center Wonona Washburn Ninonk Streator Cornell Newtown Odell Canton Leaverton Ipava Chillicothe Rome Farmington Canton circuit Macomb Monmouth Oneida Chatenworth Normal Rooks Creek Washington Pokin and others across the Peoria and Macomb districts.
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Central Ilinois
Central Illinois
M. E
Pekin
Henry Rev. E
Wayman
Wyoming
Kewanee
H. Hunter
P. BE
M. Spurlock
Uleb
H. K. Motealf
Atkinson
J. W Otterman
Annawan
Woodruff
Galva
B.C. Dennis
Altona
A. K. Tullig
Viatoria
P. A. Crist
Lafayette
Saxon
J. Matthews
Elmira
West Jersey
D. G. Stouffer
Toulon
W. Watson
L.jones
Bradford
H. C. Birch
Neponeot
J. J Ficharty
Buda
M. V. B. White
Sheffield
A. Boaler
Imakilwa
W. Wooley
Snachwine
J. W. M'Cord
Whitefield
R. N. Erao
Hants E
C. Wayman
Sparland
N. C. Lowla
H.& Hume
LaPrairie Center
D. T. Wilson
Wonona Districot
R. Hanev
P. E. Wenona
T. McNalir
Wenonr
England
Tonicao
RD. Russell
Magnolia
J. B. Smith
Hennepin
W GC
Cumming
Lacon
Brink
Phelps Chapel
Varna
Penatees
Belle Plain
la Rose
W. W. Wella
Washburn
W. B. Dewning
Ninonk
A. C. Price
Foetny
Rutland
Srumbaker
Streator
G . Guo
Cornell
Newtown
M. P. Porter
Odell
W. P Graves
Gardner
A. Bower
Rangon
Varona
H. Tiffany
Peoria
C. Springar
P.E
A A. R. Morgan
Hale Chapel
C. Ayling
Madison Street
C. F. Merrideth
Smithville
Lewiston
Airauit
J.A. Windsor
Ipava
T L. Falkner
Chillicothe
Rome
M. Stahl
Macomb
I. Head
Blandenville
G. B. Snedaker
Monmouth
Oneida
L. B. Dennis
Onarga
Chatenworth
Wood
Normal
Rooks Creek
JL. Ferris
Washington
J W Martin
Pokin
BS. Wasmuth
Teachers Institute Meets in Magnolia October Morning Session
A teachers institute will gather in Magnolia on Saturday October 7 with sessions at 9 o'clock. Speakers include J B Seaton Hennepin on infinitive and participles, Washburn on memorization, A Hoffman Magnolia on corporal punishment, and H E Robbins Tonica on oral lessons. Also covered are grammar first lessons, geography, history, and approaches to parent involvement. The event includes music by Uory Box and local entertainment for visitors.
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Teachers Institute
Magnolia
J. B. Seaton
Hennepin
Washburn
Miss Tomlinson
Cantor
A. Hoffman
H. E. Robbins
Tonica
M. Ong
Granville
Mr. Combe
Varna
J. A. Holmes
Wenona
J. K. Stevens
W. W. Stetson
Henry
Uory Box
Iss Fyffa
Those Piles of Posts to the Editor
A Henry County taxpayer endorses planting shady trees and urges removal of stacks of posts along the public avenues. He argues the posts create a slovenly look and provide hiding places for tramps, making night passage unsafe. He also references a papal visitation rumor tied to map sellers and jewelry vendors in the penitentiary.
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Henry Republican
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George Burt, JR
Togo
A. M
Henry Lodge
Alb Patlows' Hall
Marshall Lodge
Poondatory Pool
Marshall
Olayton Lopez
Sprothren
Fred
Potter
N. W. Orr's Law Grocery
P. Perley
LAW
Edwards Street
C. C. Jones
Wies's Block
Edwin T. Disosway
Ustice OF the Peace
Weis
Waterfall
Heal Estate
Joseph Placher
Olice
Hardie
W H. Jones
Regulator
Orr
Charles Davis
Tom
J. C. Kalb
W. D. Robinson
Wirtatract
Richard
B. C. Taber
Third and
Carroll Streets
Henry Reader
Marshall County
J B. McLaughlin
Whitefield Corners
Masonic Hall
Stofie
B. Gaylord
O. W. Rambet
DRS
Geo, Motter
Edwards, Jr
Ill
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G.w. Twitchell
Painter, Inc
Yonne
Coonountry
J. H. Belcher
Austin Hannum
Avdctioneer
Wagholla
Illinois
Putnam
Thomas Lowe, JR
Lacon, Ill
Ordetit
Thom Olsen Mas .Lowe, JR
Lacon, OL
Geo. B. Eghler
Ottawa
GEO B. EG
HLER
George Schafer
Reibling & Duncan
Magnolia Drug Store
B. Fyfte
New Photograph Gallery
T. M. Davidson
Plaskeil House
T. T. M. Davidson
R. L. Stephens
H. H. Kirchman
8. C. Hyndshaw
Watches & Clocks
Ornamental Iron Works
Brass
John Renz
R. Ason
Jash
LaSalle Street
Nant Minols River
Jenkins
Pool & Jones's
Misses Jenkins
Geo, Schuster, Herghant Taglor
Edwarda Street
A. V. Speer
Dillinois
A. V. Bpeer
B.hartz&co
Main Street
Leopard
Big Hat
New Jersey
Confonmateur
Richard Dikes
Steve Pine
Gaivers ¢Umber Yard
Walter Scott
Graber
Fame
MPRE
Sng
Alte
Johneon Cyclopedian
Princeton
Dixon
Bololt
Galesburg
Geneseo
Morrison
Whiteside County
Yannten
Snow
Dalny
Putnam County
A. C. Brumfield
Joel Whitaker
Joe
A Patton
J. W. Looch
M. Baumann
J. W. Ellinger
Henry Gardner
M. Dann
Jeremiah Clemons
Huron
Andrew Wardin
T. C. Thorn
John F. Shephard
Sandwine
John Anderson
Ed. Ryan
Henry D Winship
Alvin Perkins
Petit Jones
Havnenin-Prank
M. Whittaker
Rankin Bowinn
William Eethur
Paul Cramer
Jn. Seaton
Jasper Cecil
A. . Spoor
Daniel Mooney
Jamesb. Buach
Gustavo Becker
Thomas Hammil
John Hubl
J. M. Lombard
Magnollia
J. D. Fyffe
John Hawa
David Swaney
James Toffiemire
Marcus Kays
Jacob Moulfalr
Hiram Griffith
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