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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1874
Page
4
We are authorized to announce JOAN G IRWIN as a candidate for County Judge to fill the vacancy caused by W T Brown death. Election held April 13 1874. We denounce M G DALE as a candidate to fill the vacancy caused by W J Brown death. Election held April 43 1874.
The election for one School Trustee will be held next Saturday. Buckeye sun Fluke Potatoes offered at Fred. Anwarter's for $1.00 per bushel. Lead nearly pure found near Alton. Two Italian boys with harp and violin seen on Tuesday streets. New Spring Dress Goods at Samuel Rawson & Bros. Weather prophet foresees good weather after Easter. New spring calicos at Samuel Rawson & Bros. Club. Coleville youths plan to form a dramatic society. Samuel Rawson & Bros. offering gentlemens clothing at reduced prices. Subscription letters showing expiry with X mark. Buckeye and Fluke Potatoes at Fred. Anwarter's. Boots at Samuel Rawson & Bros. William Donoho trims trees on his property. Newhammer Shoes for men and boys at Samuel Rawson & Bros. An election held at the schoolhouse last Saturday: Riggin elected School Director by nine votes over James P. Anderson. Interest in the election noted. Plow Shoes at Samuel Bros. distributed across districts to adjust attendance schedules.
The Town election produced five trustees elect Geo Rawson Geo Lawson August Beutel Gustave Vetter and F A Sabin were sworn in by Police Magistrate Andrew Mille and Gustave Vetter chosen president James N Jarvis elected Town Clerk and Samp son Kingston Treasurer. Burglary reported at John Dieble’s store with window break and stolen drawer. A sale notice promotes children's and misses shoes at 50 cents on the dollar.
Fragmentary speech cites Christianity as superior to mere moralism, defending Christ’s doctrines against a harsh critique of religion’s role in society. The speaker warns against overzealous moralists, extols nature and providence, and condemns cheap talent used to defend faith, while unrelated local ad text interrupts.
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