Daily Sun Highlights Local Events and Notices
The Daily Sun reports on a divorce decree for Louisa R. Holden from C C Holden and a statu quo on Selz Schwab & Co. levies. It notes a Kendall Concertia at the Opera House the 17th, a drunken disruptor removed from Richard Street Church, Joliet & Valparaiso Railroad stockholders meeting, Irish Relief Committee plans for March 3, a pigeon shoot with scores, and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting set for Sunday at the Opera House.
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Opera House
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
The Revival on Richard Street Church Service
The Richard street Church crowd heard Rev Pilcher deliver an earnest eloquent sermon. Dr Jewett is slated to preach tonight and will draw listeners who have heard him before. Next Monday features a unique musical program by a well regarded Berger Family with the womens musical performers promising an exceptional treat.
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Richard Street
Mr. Pilcher
Carriage Collision Over Repair Bills Sparks Backlash
Thursday evening a two horse carriage owned by Mr Coplantz and a one horse wagon driven by Commissioner Cassiday collided. Cassiday’s horse was knocked down and a shaft broken. Cassiday and Sr argued, and Coplantz agreed to pay about three dollars for repairs.
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Mr. Coplantz
Cassiday
Cassidy
LaSalle County Supervisors Discuss Paige Based Assessment Plan
In Ottawa the LaSalle county board of supervisors debates assessment reform. Chairman of the Assessments Committee and Ed Nattinger interview Assessor Paige to learn the plan for taxing personal property by its value. Paige explains the basis and details of his method.
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Paige
Board of Supervisors
LaSalle County
Ottawa
Ed. Nattinger
the Times
Peano
Naperville
DuPage Co
Clarion
Prison officials shield Major McClaughry in tax levy case
Report recounts Collector Cagwin’s failed attempt to enter Champaign prison to seize Belz Schwab and Co property for taxes. Officers said delay was to prevent disruption of prison operations and avoid broader unrest. Major McClaughry was with his ill son. The piece distances McClaughry from any collusion.
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Cagwin
Belz, Schwab &Co
Major McClaughry
Selz, Schwab & Co
Charlie
Champaign
McDonald
Mueller
Major McClaughbry
McClaughry
Boston notes and events mix in city newspaper items
The page lists new crackers at Creevy's, a noted singer Mme Juliet Bianca visiting the Robertson House offering vocal lessons, a lecture at First Presbyterian Church by George H. Woodruff, and a Gospel temperance meeting at the Opera House. It also covers a semi annual drill for Company B, sociables, Big 4 entertainment, bondmen settling, wool buying, and a horse theft reward policy, plus pardons for Joseph Dowler and local crime notes.
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Farini
Boston
Robertson House
Mme
Bianca
J. B. Stansbury
Chicago Street
First Presbyterian Church
West Side
Joseph
George H. Woodruff
Berger Family entertains Springfield crowd last night
The Berger Family gave an entertainment at Springfield last night to a large audience. Senator W. Munn smiled benignly upon the boys yesterday, as reported by the State Journal. Mrs. C. J. Lamb of Spartansburg, Pa., visits Mrs. E. T. Chase on the West Side. M. M. Bleakmore, new Morris Democrat editor, was in the city Thursday.
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Joseph Dowler
Fulton
Bessler
Dowler
Berger
Springfield
The
State Journal
W. Munn
C. J. Lamb
Spartansburg
E. T. Chase
M. M. Bleakmore
Morris Democrat
Virginia
ALO
Starr
Jefferson Street
Chicago Street
Ladies Hair Work At Mr Juslee And Wife Rooms
They introduce Mr P and Mr Juslee with wife at Mrs Elliott's No 104 Washington street for making and delivering ladies hair work. They offer New Opera tcd Bedot Wave fast styles puffs curls frizzes all from combings with shampooing free to customers and years of experience promising satisfactory results.
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Juslee
Mrs. Elliott
Washington Street
For Rent and Sale Listings in Joliet Area Aged Ads
Property offers include office space at 54 Jefferson street and seven vacant Chicago street lots. Several houses and fourteen farms for sale at 25 cents per acre, with trade options in land or bonds. Community notes urge voters to back local assessors and supervisors to advance water works and bonds, followed by local ads for sweets and groceries.
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Court House
Richard Johnson
Paige
Propery
Ake
Kansas
Joliet
Mr. Paige
Rapple
H K. Stevens
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the Daily Sun
T. H. McBride
Masonic Block
Herkimer St
Cass
Louisa R. Holden
C. C. P. Holden
Kendall
Sexton Ross
Joliet & Valparaiso
Irish Relief Committee
Munroe’s Hall
Messrs. Dillon and Swett
H. T. Stevens
J. W. Folk
H. K. Stevens
Major Harris
Dr. Folk
Scully
Garnsey
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Creevy’s
Juliet Bianca
Kennedy
Boston Pilot
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Temperance Reform Club
Olive Logan
Tom Queen
Co. B
Citizens Corp Armory
Presbyterian Church Sociable
Jas. Flanders, Esq
Eastern Avenue
the Archery Club
W. Hyde
Ottawa Street
Archery Club
Emerson
Bowlan
James Caveny
Martin Bergan
John Swui
Gieison
Denis “Hepoware
Michael Lennon
Patrick Kerwin,Jr
Patrick Kerwin
Samuel Attaway
Benj. Stevens
Aurora
Joseph Baxter
Creston
Ogle County
Baxter
Creevy's
Creevy
Eureka
Vienna
Boston Brown
Graham Bread
Ena Tn
St. Jacob's
Case Street
Gorman’s
Valentines
Stansbury & Co
Big
Minstrels
END ‘Men
Chas. Heyw
W.mahe Y
Come Es Armstrode
Momase
Billy Smith
Gorman's
J. 8. Sheppard
Night
Mise Etta Morgan
Miss Marie Roller
Mise Josie Maddock
Louis F. Boos
Sidney Burt
Iumorist
Beats Ao
L.e.ingalls
Illinois
Wilmington
Jolet
Manhattan
New Lenox
Peotone
Watseka
Jofiet
Linden Heighte
Jackson
Lockport
DuPage
New Ox
Black Hawk County
Towa
Chaunahon
DuPage River
Coal City Grandy Sonniy
Eeavingston County
Dwight
Steed
CITY
Minnesota St
HK. Ingalls
Jolintilliwolis
Tdl
Eire Insurance
Will County
Old Alma
Hartford
Continental
New York
Mass
Imperial & Northern
London
Eng
Phenix
North British & Mercantile
Loch
Howard
Don
Lancashire
Manchester
Glens Falls Insurance Company
N. Y
Cbthis
H.R. Knowlton
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