10 Feb 1884
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Newspaper
Joliets Daily Newspaper
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1884
Page
1
Local item notes a casual gathering at an office in Tait's Hat where residents discuss records and community matters. The piece emphasizes neighborhood chatter and the atmosphere of shared archives.
In Joliet the press loss is lamented as the Readable Republic-Sun notes that the city sees the demise of a long standing paper. Details reveal mortgage foreclosure of about 2300 dollars and total claims around 7000 against assets near 2000. Community church notices follow with Rev. Ridgeway and revival events.
The following licenses have been issued Joseph Pollard 21 to Louinnie Houston 21 Charles Peters 28 to Sophia Zarnity 22 Frank Maek 24 to Anna Sudek 20 Alexander McDonald 23 to Susan Murphy 21.
Service in County Jail and Prairie Avenue Chapel details given. Y M C A rooms gathering at 4 pm led by G L Vance. Bible Reading at Richards Street Church planned. Misses Hasey O Reilly and Miss Duggan praised for exercises. Flour prices listed from Ku Honns Bros at Fair and Bargain House Chicago Street.
Florida Oringey sale and discount bulk offer with 50 for 7c. Half the lot sold Saturday afternoon. call soon. Sheriff visit and library periodicals arrivals noted. False fire alarm, chimney blaze, moralog reference, and a special sale of Hamburg Edgings. Local merchants advertise butter, Swiss embroideries, and valentines at 213 215 North Chicago street.
The California Tea Co is enjoying a boom with a large stock of canned goods including Batavia Formosa and Japan teas. An incoming shipment next Monday will add roasted Java Rio and Mocha coffee. The firm promotes its fine teas and coffees at various prices and invites customers to visit.
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