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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1875

Page

8

The Vendetta: Crain Murderer and Bulliner Gang Capture

A Cairo Bulletin letter recounts the Crainville murders of Sisney and Spence by Marshal Crain, John Bulliner, and Sam Music. It details Musie's confession, gang ties, and paid blood money, plus arrests in Carbondale Marion and Carterville. The writer notes a county-wide posse pursuit and hopes the vendetta ends with gang breakups and community peace.

You Samuel Music Cairo Missouri Sam Carbondale J. W. Landrum Carterville Spence Crainville Lowe Sam Musie Marion Music Bulliners Twoen Captain Sisney Sisney Cagle Allen Baker Daren Capt Marshal Crain John Bulliner Sam Music Stangy Bulliner Crain Musig Sismey Stanley Sammel Crain Vietins Mange Toply Lisney Dr. McCarthy Dolun Balmer Vienne Baker Mr. Purdy Ravermill Huber DuQuoin Moase Laker TNE Monroe Bulliner Arkansas Marke

Shelbine Thief Captured After Wide Rural Police Hunt

Buena Mo Sept 11 Correspondent reports a thief entered Morgan's wagon shop stealing tools and a double barrelled shotgun. The suspect, George Humphrey, 19 or 20, claimed from Australis, was arrested in Hannibal, examined, and sent to Palmyra for the next Grand Jury session. The town notes frost risk, bridge repairs, and a lavish baby carriage prize at the fair amid local commerce.

Quincy Whig Buena Morgan M.A. Bauter R. W. Broughton Here Hannibal Harenibal Broughton Palmyra George Humphrey Australis Atore Sreeak Shelbyville Halt

Large fall stock growth boosts Quincy merchants

An article notes a robust fall and winter trade with large stocks bought by local merchants led by Meyer & Whitehead. The firm, having secured vast New York shipments, reports heavy orders, extensive in-store and third-floor inventories, and NYC prices matching Quincy, as sales rise ahead of fair week in this region.

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Potent tonics and piano display at Whitney & Holmes Warerooms

An advert extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a leading tonic and alterative for stomach liver and bowels, while inviting visitors to Quincy Fair week to explore Whitney & Holmes Organ Company warerooms at 608 and 410 Maine street. It touts Kubbo Hazelton and Mathushek pianos, a wide organ and piano selection, and urges inspection and purchase with friendly welcomes.

Quincy Whitney & Holmes Organ Company Maine Streets Kubbo Hazelton Mathusheks West

Immense new stock at Henry Ruff’s store Quincy

Henry Ruff returns from the East with a vast dry goods assortment for Fall and Winter. The store on the west side of the Square promises low cash prices and bargains on ladies dress goods shawls and other dry goods. Also ads for Gladwell Everett's China Everetts, Stern & Son Joseph Stern & Son offerings, Parkhurst clothing sales, and many clothing promotions across Quincy.

Henry Ruff Quincy

Large Clothing Stock Opens at Stern and Son Quincy store

A massive clothing stock is opened at Joseph Stern & Son on Hampshire Street in Quincy. Charles Stern returns from New York with a buyer and pledges first class goods at the lowest prices. The three story building displays fresh fall and winter lines for men and a strong wholesale department. Also advertised are dry goods at Lt. L. Fox & Co., carpets at John S. Bert, China and Queensware by H. Ridder & Co., groceries by J. A. Waddell & Co., and other extensive offerings across Hampshire Street and nearby blocks. The notices emphasize cash purchases and low prices aimed at attracting local shoppers.

Quincy New York Quincey TUL Joseph Stern & Son Hampshire Street Charles Stern New York City Messrs. Stern & Son Quincy Fair Lt. L. Fox & Co Tey Fox Fox & Co John S. Bert Joan L. Ben Fourth Street J. Oa. Waddell & Co J. A. Waddell & Co Wampshire Street

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