Local Notes On The Lost Week In Our County
Capt J R Lindsay returns from the Philippines on a two week furlough. Robt A English dies after prolonged illness. Gherith Houser travels to Chester after a prison break case in Noble. Rabbit crop in the county is reported very short. Merchants report rising prices. Margaret Weise is adjudged insane and sent to Ansa asylum. Mrs Sonia Bauman of Calhoun dies in Shiloh cemetery preparations. Circuit court adjourns early. Judge Newlin to return Dec 5 to wind up chancellor work. Schauter and Feetz store robbed of a few dollars. a bag of shoes sugar and spices left behind. Prof C E Harper of Marion replaces Prof O Z Stevens. Harper brings twenty years teaching experience to the vacant post. Advorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lindsay
Philippines
Robt
Margaret Weise
Hutchinen
Ansa
Shake
Sobn Bauman
Calhoun
Stella Jones
Shiloh
Schauter & Feetz
C. E. Harper
Marion
O. Z. Stevens
Harper
Congregational College
Albion
Fire destroys Crawford hose. savings of household goods reported
Dick Crawford’s hose at West York burned Thursday. all household goods saved. George Walker, visiting Ohio relatives, returned to Palestine in poor health after a stroke. A hunting accident near Palestine left Chas Daugherty with an eye injury. Fak reportedly in poor health. Wm. Garrett, county pauper, deemed insane and sent to Anna asylum. A $750 note with Freeman as principal and Leaverton and others as sureties faced bank scrutiny. Freeman arrested after denial of instruction to collect. Emma Horning’s son Dawn fractured an arm. typhoid fever, scarlet fever cases reported among local families. John J. Brand died of acute bronchitis at 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Thurman
West York
George Walker
Ohio
Palestine
Chas Daugherty
al Fank
Unsils
Fak
Daugherty
Wm. Garrett
Anna
Sanday County
Harper
Catterton
Leaverton
Freeman
Emma Horning
Dawn
Argus
Local notices mix of accidents and town events
Kappa on the street force was run over by a spring wagon and bruised. Otto Bedell of Vincennes, who fled to Colorado in September, sailed to the Philippines after enlisting in the sixth regiment. Union coal miners at Prospect Hill mine strike over two nonunion workers employed by the company. T Chambers of Bayou street was kicked by a horse, losing four teeth and sustaining lip cuts. Mrs. Lucrieta Westfall died at her Harrison township home at 2 a m from apoplexy aged 74 years six months. Gravel road contractors Hoffateller Co employ seventy five men in Busteron township capable of two miles of road daily. KK Hedden is seriously ill after bowel hemorrhage operation yesterday. Charles B. O’Donnell Jr, butcher, builds a new slaughterhouse on Reynolds farm two miles south of the city on the Wabaesh river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bedell
Vincennes
Ief
Colorado
Philippines
Prospect Ril
T. Chambers
Bayou Street
Lucrieta Westfall
Harriaon Township
Busteron Township
Hoffateller & Co
KK. W. Hedden
J. M. Hedden
Local notices from Albion and surrounding area
Edwards Griffin Mundy fined for larceny in Albion circuit court. Frank Walser Jr. injured by horse kick. Ralph Christy’s son died at age 6. Will Swinson returns from service in the Philippines. Anna Haenlinger died at 16. Henry Knuet pleads guilty to manslaughter, sentence to reform school. Levina Pixley avoids serious burns after apron catches fire. Browns Creamery opens, milk intake in two days. Mrs. Spiller seriously ill. Rev. Hudging seeks position as Chaplain at Southern Illinois Penitentiary. Edwards County Farmer’s Alliance to meet Dec 4-5, 1900. Miss Cora Wood, 16, dies in Albion. Eugene Stanafield dies suddenly. possible suicide reported. Village anecdote praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup, with local sale info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Anna
Fred Haenlinger
Town
Albion
Henry Knuet
Henrydduas
Levina Pixley
West
Browns
George Spiller
J L. Hudging
C. P
Linuis
Edwards County Farmer's
Natibute
Woodman Hall
Bone Gap
Cora Wooda
Alfred Wools
Edwards County
Albion Journal
Notice to hunters and trespassers on private lands
Warsing to Hunts Notice is hereby given that all hunters trappers or trespassers are warned not to hunt trap or trespass on the premises and land of the undersigned persons. Any person found tntnting trapping or trespassing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. List of names included. Also advertisement for Electric Bitters claims health benefits and lists price. Illinois Central Ry purchase of P D E Ry segment between Mattoon and Evansville with through trains and reclining delta seating notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.Q. McDowgn
A.J. Coveitaux
Pruxrys
ME. Pivzen
Mouris Jones
G. W. Earoy
Sawuz
Paumen
Jas. Lo Eatos
Lincoy Piren
Ep Emarice
Stoxzy McClung
T. Brown
H. A. Pives
A.M. Perete
Mattoon
Kvanayie
Illinois Central Ry
Pow
Eysesville
Chicago
Pullman
Evansville
Peoria
Evanaville
Wabash and County News Briefs
Lima family mourns 15 year old John Underwood who died November 16 while young Willie White broke his arm in a fall. Mundih store owner C Ameter retires and sells to Oliver Sawyer. County election costs run about nine hundred dollars with judges and clerks bills totaling 436 plus supplies and notices. A Mand bantera letter notes deer chased and heat at by a native. party described as wed of Menara. David PL Wright and Wallin Pront report Peter Ol aer involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary Underwood
Lima
Willie White
Thureday
C. Ameter
Mundh
Oliver Sawyer
Hie
Mand Bantera
Missouri
Menara
David PL Wricht
Ooty
Wallin
Luck of an Editor Prompts Cure with Bucklen Salve
Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse, Ohio, claims two years of eczema cures by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The salve, advertised as best for eruptions and skin diseases, is sold for 25 cents at Dale & Sheridan's. The item also touts the Telegram Republic and its Twice-a-Week edition as a strong, magazine-like newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Lester
Syracage, Rao
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Round Oak
Aetna
T. LE. Jones & Sons
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Dale’s
TM Stevens
T. M Stevens
Lille Bigeiy
Yoa
Huelner
Atrai R. Re
Enieni
Chauncey
Illnois
Richland
Newlin
Crawford
Ed Pennington
Frank Bloom
Boyd
James
Aguitar J. D. Williams
Brand
Geo
Thomprr Bott
Noy
Kappa
Charles B. O'Donnell, Jr
Reynolds Farm
Wabaeb
San
Griffin Mundy
Frank Walser, Jr
Pinhook
Little Ralph
Lois Christy
Will Swinson
Sam
Wabish Presbyterian Church
Abe Graw
Apul
W. A. Jackman
Stanafield
Eugene
Cincinnati
Goon
Register
Hig Littis
H.H. Black
Grahamaville
Sullivan Co
Eage
Chamberlain
Dale & Shoridafi
Abraham Nore
Belleville
Dale & Rheridan
Draggiate
Tunols Central
Wabash
Peter Ol Aer
Ling
Mra
Kile Jako “Marl
Be Eer
Tharalay
Telegraph
Anil
von Ouin
Aminera
Erin Fy
Gosslee
Effiegham
Geo. Zellare
Landes
Mrs. Win
D. Piper
D.shick
Flora
Jobn Wilson
Hume
Weeley Jones
I.th. Bann
St. Louis
Dr. Bovart
Olney
Beroce
Ella Conour
Sumner
James Denison
Denison Town
Howard Stont
Lawrenceville
Dr. Friend
Xenia
H. W. Hoatettler
W. P. Johnson
Linn
M. Clubb
Shfe
Knox County
Harry May
Miss Elia
John Swinehart
Ethel Chambers
Andrew Brian
Washington, Ind
N. C. Green
Carlyle
Philip Snyder
Moses i
Jamen Mullioax
Fr Io
J.P. Jones
Jacob Heary m
Manly
Aun John
I Carine
Julia Merte
Walter Gillespie
Bridgeport
Sumner Miu
Martin Luts
Alex, Gowans
Wife
Clay City
G’o Parent
Sarah Fisher
Wayne Cut
Early Beadle
Elizabeth Stoll
Fred Brian
Cinna Te
Greg St. Bartrain
Chas. Orr Andl Wifa
F. Township
H. Kh. Erd
Ane
Palmer
Lawre
Clark
Mondey
Sam Walser
Joplin, Mo
W. T. Barrett
Andrew Milligan
Yichted
Merdaine
Enour
Combe and
Abernathy
Dr. Shields
California
Piper Heirs
Naxton Denison
Uni
Caleb Hoopes
J. 2
Pore
Hele
wArAais
Thas
Dal
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