Local Laconics and Various Retail Notices
A compact late 19th century classifieds style item lists sales and notices. Items include paper and oak for sale, oysters and celery, clothing and footwear discounts, tax and council notes, illnesses, contests cancelled, and local happenings. Multiple names such as J N Jarvis H E Brown Mrs C Smith Mrs Robt Williamson and The Famous appear among various ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rump
Volar
Death of respected Pin Oak citizen Thos Minter
Thos Minter an old respected Pin Oak township resident for over sixty years died at his home on Friday March tet. The funeral will be Thursday from his late residence to Lawn cemetery. Born January 17, 1831 in Montgomery County he moved from Kentucky to Illinois in 1819. A bachelor, he leaves a brother and two sisters with many relatives to mourn. Also included are local notices about sales, contests, a Seattle expedition by Charlie Auwarter, and various ads and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Minster
Pin Oak Township
Ak Lawn
Thinaketoh
Montgomery
Sanvty
Hie Paraitis
Hitnois
Kentucky
Minter
Sol
Lisge
Dawnon
Troy
PF. L. Cushicon
Administratrix Notice of Hampton Estate
The undersigned ad ministratrix of the estate of F L Hampton deceased of Madison county Illinois gives notice to claimants to appear before the Madison county court at Edwardsville during the April term on the first Monday to adjust claims All debtors must pay promptly to the administratrix attorney is U B Bitcher dated February 15 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hampton
F. L
Hampton
Madison
Tlinois
Derby
Abe
Madison County
Court House
Edwardsville
F.F. Hampton
U. B. Bitcher
Tax Purchaser's Notice to C B Schoeffer and all
Notice of tax sale by Madison County court in Edwardsville for unpaid penalties on land in Newport Village Madison County Mines. Legal action to collect overdue taxes and penalties with affected parcel described as 18 ta Mosk in Newport Vil. Bay tiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. B. Schoeffer
Edwardsville
Adison
State of Mines
Newport
Eternal Future Warns In Troubled Times Sermon
A fragment from a 19th century issue reflects religious fear of end times with sermons about the angelic judgment and a call to repentance. It mentions Father Dawnon and the fiery chariot fate of a pastor, alongside local notices and sales items from Troy.
Vandalia Line Time Table Westward and Details
Partial timetable listing Vandalia line details with westbound train numbers and times including No 9 and No 8 services. Mentions Indianapolis Mall daily schedule and Vandalia accommodations, plus incomplete notes about fares and routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Local News From Oak Pickups And Edwardsville
Miss Minnie Pratt is ill with phoid fever. John Minter of Edwardsville road is reported dangerously ill. Mrs H Dankenbrink and daughter Esther visited in St Louis this week. Aug Feldmeter and Chas Bangert families spent Sunday. Mollie Miller of Edwardsville visited Lulu Miller last week. Geo Mick and Louis Kuhn were married at the groom’s father Casper Mick’s home. G L Martin left for Louisville KY to reside. Mrs Chas Bangert returned from Marine to save her home from a stove fire damaging floor and carpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wieters
Glen Carbon
Wm. Hale
Belle Vansinger
St. Louis
St. Louia
Louia Rauch
Wm. Holden
St. Lowia
Ur. A. Rieser
W.P. Early
Edwardaville
Davia
Boston
Taylor
Loula Rauch
Adam Flath
Jacob Storie
Marine
Loula Fulriede
Nellia Winston
Nellie Henderson
John F. Jarvin
Mra. Werman Rump
August Daub
Merr Clayton
Daub
Rump
Troy Dramatic Club
Lta
H. F E. Brown
Hopkins’ Theatre
M. E. Church
J. C. Hollis
Minnie Pratt
John’ Minter
Edwardsville Road
H. Dankenbrink
Esther
Chas- Bangert
Chas. Bangert
Coellineville News Highlights and Obituaries
In Coellineville, Ella Brade visited in St. Louis on Sunday while Mrs. Friend plans a week in St. Louis. Jas N. Peers and J H Morriss traveled for visits and business in nearby cities. Irene Mondasheo infant died February 25. Irene Wilson ill but improving. Lessie Bassett died in Alton and was brought home for burial. J W Kropf buried February 25 with two large families mourning. Several residents noted in visits, illnesses, and minor incidents, including a horse accident near Simon's jewelry store and various Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Brade
St. Louis
Mrs. Friend
F. Pruett
Effingham
Irene Mondasheo
Dale
Earl Edmunson
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White Oak Ponte
J. N. Jarvis
A. Kuein
Mena
Bark
Jerry W. Coffey
Thin Price
Nathaniel Bi. Kinder
A. Knein’s
Kondike
Chia. C. Aunwarter
Alacka
St. Louie
Thia
Seattle
Charlie
Dawson City
Aledges
Auwarter
Brown
St. E. Brown
Theo. Guennewlg
Louis Hoelski
Mr. Hosleki
Mr. Brown
Hfe
Kate Sanborn
Alke
Bell AE Norice
Lord Liate
Charlotte M. Braeme
the Home Publishing Co
MilkEtrost
Quaker Valley Manufacturing*Co
Canal Bt
Chicago
Parmita
John’ Delatie
St. Louie Inet
Albert Reider
Theo. Klelat
Mt. Olive
Odell Creasey
Collineville
Chae. Goetz
Formoon
Edwardeville
Herman Rump, Sr
St. Charles
Fred Bernhardt
J. H. Steinhane
Ed. Klein
Theodore Kleint
Lebanon
Brown and
W. W. Nelson
East St. Louis
Ynatina Riggin
Misa Mattie
Ed Wardaville
Jax
W. Camman
Lite Tl
Queata
Ang. Dierking
Henry Handlen
Near Here
VandAlia‘Accom
Efingham
Socom
Sqn
Accom
Coellineville
Jas. N. Peers
J. H. Morriss
Irene Wilson
Geo. Wilson
Lessie Basset
H. M. Bassett
Alton
Spring Valley Mpteo
Mae Cooper
John Deck
Gussie Doer
Chas. Hall
Cora Baird
H. V. Renfro
Harry Sissler
Fred Heinrich
Emma Hauser
George Mills
J. M. Bosomworth
Stevie
Gracie Gaskill
J. M. ‘Ogle
Westenes
J.C Panty
Pater
Eva
Ff. S. Fa
Near el
Eddie Wood
Ipdwends
Sting
Fanlsnet Snash
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