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Newspaper

Marshall Messenger

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1876

Page

4

Primary Election Rules and County Democratic Committee

The document outlines primary election procedures for Dearras oo Car county, detailing judges and clerks for townships, eligibility requirements to vote, and locations where the primary will be held. It cites actions by the Central Committee and warns against deselection efforts by county leaders.

Dearras Deareera Te Co Earl Clestion Firsan Maretanoa Fiiline Elch Sail Wistrietn Joe Bennett Li Lawe Win Drake Bar Nien -Alker Hilton Redm Bean Jom Lynn Wis Toeth Costertaxn Samuel Dunn Arthur Crosby John Dougherty Jouxgson Felix Cheaser Isaac Reed Whillowe Onance David Drummond Felix Biakenbaker W. H. Rheabottom MantinsVitre Michael Lehman Joseph Kemper Henry Gasaway Dorson John Welch George Welch John Kelley Aupbury Arbuckle Mat Chenowellis Darwin Yfinkbinder Jag Gibson Isaac Miggis Dovbins Fitzsimmons Ow McMainstilis Ilyonsy Ag Woods Andy Laval Bate Thad Bcat Evi Democratic Party Thas Danecine Party Sterul Vestovest

Prairie City Echoes on Wabash and Farm Life Tales

In Walnut Prairie the narrator recalls a small river town scene with horse thefts, a lone boat on the Wabash, Capt. Bar rack’s remaining craft, and a trip by Ife with corn and wheat. The piece notes quail season talk, wheat theft suspicion, and local talk of winter shop plans.

Jacksonville Grorga Cate Nory-eood

County paper plea and local concerns voiced

The note urges residents Albert Preve Billy Cloe and Sans Preve to support the county paper by paying two dollars. It mentions a dangerous individual near Mill Green, a church absence, and warns readers to back the publication to improve the paper’s standing. It appeals for community involvement and vigilance.

Billy Albert Preve Billy Cloe Sans Preve Walliamson Mill Creen Cae Dlo John

Westfield News Amid Rain and Hailstorm Dampens Trade

Westfield reports heavy rain and a hail storm over the past Sabbath. Trade is dull, merchants fear a general panic as a large iron safe from John Endeley arrives tomorrow. Hogs sell around 63.7 cents per pound and local business shifts occur with regional notices and church events.

Las Pabbath John Endeley C. F. Knapp & Co York John W. Miller Lacy M. & Church Jas. Davwaou G. W. Snider Charleston Burgo

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