Arrival and Departure of Mails and Trains Schedule
A historical timetable lists stage routes and mail arrivals with multiple lines. It records departures to Euption route via Spy Grove Norwood Suez and Viola on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 PM and arrivals Mondays Fridays at 7 AM, plus other routes and times including Augapo via Denny Little York Duck Creek Sunbeam and Green Berwick Monmouth Green Bush. It also details Chicago and Peoria lines via C B Q and R R L, various westward and eastward freight trains, and station lists like Monmouth Galesburg Cameron Young America Biggsville Sagetown Burlington Mendota with morning and evening times. The page enumerates passenger and freight schedules, stations, and transfer points for several routes and connection services.
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Spy Grove
Norwood
Suez
Viola
Auepo
Denny
Little York
Duck Creek
Sunbeam
Greenness
Berwick
Monmouth
Green Bush
Atlantic
Express. Express
Burlington
Sagetown
Biggaville
Young Aa Ai
Cameron
Galesburg
Pacific
Galesb
Chicago
Mendota
Tg Cameron
Any Young America
Bagetown
Ekly
Pa Ray
Pak Sete
Dalesburg
Young America
Biggsville
Young Amerit
Omaha
Peoria
Yates City
Knoxville
Galherer Iene
Galesherg. P Vis
Passag
Monmouth Law Firms Glenn Willits Stewart Pitelps
John J Glenn Elias Willits Glenn and Willits trologys and counselors at law Monmouth Illinois office on Public Square West side 15 5 J H Stewart Stewart Pitelps attorneys at law and solicitors in bankruptcy Monmouth Illinois office in Wallace's Block upstairs all legal business entrusted to them will receive prompt attention.
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John J. Glenn
Elias Willits
Glenn & Willits
Monmouth
Illinois
West Side
Public Square
I. M. Kirkpatrick
Ill
Broadway
George Babcock
J. Ht. Stewart
Prelps
Stewart & Pitelps
Law and SoLicitors IN
Bankruptcy
Wallace’s Block
Hardin's Block
James G. Madden
Storney
Claycomb’s Block
Northside Public Square
Breister
Warren County
United States
Almon Kidder
Norcross
Kidder & Norcross
A. Kidder
Notary Public Office
East Broadway
Room Ie
Illnois
Wallace's Blk
Ist National Bank
Ilinois
Little Margery Poem by Sara L. Joy
A lyrical vignette chronicles Margery from sleepy child to grown woman, tracing faith’s endurance. It asks whether a simple trust will survive years of labor, doubt, and sorrow while affirming God will guard the path and keep her faith bright. The piece contrasts childlike certainty with future trials and closes with a prayerful reassurance.
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Margery
Scribner's Monthly advertised as premier illustrated magazine
Scribner's Monthly edited by J G Holland proclaims rapid growth for 1872 with enhanced illustrations and stellar Atlantic side contributors. Promises Gladstone papers, banking debates, new Oliphant story, shorter serials, and abundant art, poems, and reviews. Subscriptions $4 yearly. special offers provide Volumes I II for $1 or 14 numbers for $1.50. Also notes reduced Lady's Friend price and upcoming 1872 novelets and engravings. Printing urges remittance via checks and money orders. SCRIBNER & Co., 654 Broadway, N Y.
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J. G. Holland
Timothy Titcomb
Kathrina,” &c
Gladstone
England
Gustave Dore
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Scripmer’s
Monroy
Secdions
America
P. O
Scribner & Co
Broadway, N. Y
Tox Lapr
Friker
Lady's
Amanda
M. Douglas
Lee
Senator Tincher’s Death Noted In Springfield Report
A Springfield correspondent reports the death of Senator John L. Tincher of the 9th district. The Senate adjourned after tribute remarks, then processed the body to the depot for Danville residence. Tincher, 51, Indiana native, had 27 years in the state, a former local preacher and longtime legislator and constitutional convention member.
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John L. Tincher
Senate
Langley
Tincher
Washburn
Williamson
Revere House
Toledo, Wabash and Western
Danville
Senator Tincher
Indiana
Ile
Lower Clouse
Soldiers Orphan Home
Nicholson
General Assembly
Whiting
Bureau
Voris
Shelby
Hunter
Carroll
Western Patents and Trade Marks of 1871
The weekly patent list from the United States Patent Office covers the week ending December 19 1871. Items include boilers furnaces sewing machines and plows among others with inventors from Chicago DeKalb Pekin Secor and more. Also notes marks and a curious old MSS anecdote about Red Jacket and a tale on false necks in fashion.
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United States Patent Office
W. 5. Rienards
Galesburg
Illinois
Christmas Day Gleams Over Joyful Town News
A winter scene unfolds with bright sun and biting northwest wind as sleighing thrives and merry bells ring. Churches host festive gifts and recitations while Santa distributes goodies. crowds from the country gather, shopkeepers endure crowds, and communal cheer prevails across denominations.
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Father Bowles
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