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| 1860-01-05 |
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5 church edifices. |
| 1860-01-05 |
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Rev DT Olcott, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, residence on the West side of the Rock River. |
| 1860-01-05 |
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Population over 2,000. |
| 1860-01-05 |
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C&N RR passing through the city. |
| 1860-01-05 |
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Brick School House, East side of River. |
| 1860-01-06 |
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Republican: The Co. Jail has 5 inmates, insanity 2; intemperance 3. |
| 1860-01-06 |
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Republican: At the depot in 1861, 3,322,977 #'s of freight were shipped & 4,000 tickets sold. |
| 1860-01-11 |
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Republican: F. B. Brewer, editor. |
| 1860-01-11 |
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Republican: The Jeff Lyceum is still a live institution. |
| 1860-01-12 |
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Died: Ida George, last evening, 3, daughter of John G George. Burned by a candle, clothes caught fire & died of burns. |
| 1860-02-02 |
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Rev Edward F Waldo, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. |
| 1860-02-09 |
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J House-We understand Stebbins & Pengree are busily engaged in making accommodations for those who in the habit of frequenting the J House. In the late unfortunate burning down of this establishment, the furniture & beds were saved. Friends to make accommodations in their dwelling homes during the term of court. The dining room was fortunately saved. So we hope to see the house well patronized, which will cheer & stimulate the props in the spring to build a large & commodious hotel to meet the wants of our growing village. |
| 1860-02-23 |
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Norman McBeath, Merchant Tailor, Main St. |
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