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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1892

Page

8

Republican meetings announced in Savanna and Mt Carroll

Notices invite voters to Republican gatherings across northern Illinois including talks by Major James A. Connelly and Hon. Dorsey Patton in Savanna and by Gen. John J. Rinaker and Hon. Billy Mason in Mt. Carroll. A Lanark rally features Hon. Richard Yates Jr. and speakers like Lawrence McDonald and J. M. Hunter. Also listings for Polo Milledgeville Chadwick Woodland Argo Eagle Point Thomson and Lanark cattle sale on Oct 27.

Northern Illinois Thomas B. Reed Maine Lanark Richard Yates, Jr Republican Party Lawrence McDonald J. M. Hanter J.C. McKenzie Jo Daviess County Mt. Carroll Polo Gov Fifer Ray Isaac N. Pearson Henry L. Hertz Chas. A. Works David Hunter Milledgeville J. M. Hunter H. F. Aspinwall Chadwick Judge Spensley Woodland R. E. Eaton

The Chloride of Gold Cure Promises Salvation From Drink

A historical newspaper fragment touts the so called chloride of gold treatment as a cure for alcoholism. It claims vast percentages of inmates in Joliet penitentiary are drink related and envisions a united national effort by church and state to ban the disease. The piece urges sympathy for the alcoholic, asserts medical science will save him, and ends with a doxology tone, urging support and action.

Joliet Penitentiary Golden Shore P. R. Wincnutsman M. D

Death of David More of Lanark aged 80 years

David More was born in Luzerne County Pennsylvania November 14 1811 and died at his Lanark home October 18 aged 80 years 11 months 4 days. He married Jane Stivens in 1835 and moved from Pennsylvania to Wisconsin in 1856 and to Otter Creek Carroll County in 1861 then to Lanark in 1882. Eight of eleven children survive with his widow. A Methodist for nearly fifty years he urged fearless faith until death. He was interred from the M E church October 16 with Rev James W Lee preaching. Piano for rent offered by Wm Hess.

Brother More Methodist Church M. E Jas. W. Lee

Lanark-Trimmings Ad Promises Wide Ladies Wear Selection

In Serges Henriettas and Novelties shown here, Lanark-Trimmings offers cloaks, beaver shawls, underwear, blankets from 75 cents to 5 dollars per pair, hoods fascinators gloves mittens portieres and table spreads. It advertises the best stock of ladies and misses shoes in town, with every pair warranted. Come and see us.

Lanark

Cooker Stove Buying Tips Highlighted in Fine Article

A scholarly note urges readers to seek a first class discussion on selecting a new cook stove. The piece emphasizes quality, efficiency, and durable design for informed purchasing decisions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Lanark Gazette Asth W.G. Wild E J. Barklow Gazette Building Broad St Chicago J. C.mckenzie Freeport Reed Savanna James A. Connelly Dorsey Patton Billy” Mason John J. Rinaker Lester C. Moffett Wm. Moffett Gazertr J. M. Kingery Daniel Kingery Exchange Bank Ainsworth Neb Star-Journal M. G. Kingery John M. Kingery Star- Journal G. C. Barry Jane More Ann G. C. Barney Ww. H. Hess Stevens & Beans Chester Tephent Bashar Congress Lanark and Vicinity Sherwood’s Hall West Shore Range United States W. H. Hess Milwaukee J.T. Eckman D. Miller’s Elevator Carroll Street
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