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Republican: Miss L Baker, Wednesday, badly burned from the explosion of a fluid lamp. |
| 1861-02-02 |
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Republican: (Chapman's Emporium) It is undoubtedly one of the largest mercantile house in the state, & is doing a business second to none. Mr Hatch, the gentlemanly manager, has won many warm friends, both for himself & the establishment, by his fair dealing & polite attention, which he pays all of his customers. Give the Emporium a call & you will ever recollect Hatch, his large stock & low prices. |
| 1861-02-14 |
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Abstract: Alonso Wing to School District No 12, of Town of Jefferson, lots 3,4,.5 & 6, blk 15, Waranty deed. |
| 1861-02-23 |
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Republican: Koshkonong Bank is now located in the village of Jeff. Office 4 doors East of the J House. AH Van Norstrand, pres.; Geo Hibbard, cashier. |
| 1861-02-23 |
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Republican: New firm: Lighthizer & Harvey, attorneys, late of Madison. They may be found at their office opposite Ostranders store. |
| 1861-03-02 |
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Republican: We learn that Mr Johnson, of Watertown, purchased the lot just north of the Jeff Bank & intends erecting a bldg early in the season & filling it with a stock of drugs. |
| 1861-03-06 |
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Republican: Died: Elizabeth Baker, 2/13/1861, 18, daughter of David & Ann Mariah Baker. |
| 1861-03-14 |
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The Rev Mr Herrick, of the new Swedenborgian Church, will preach at the Court House. |
| 1861-03-14 |
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Having concluded to remove the printing materials, used in publishing the Jeffersonian, to another part of the state in a few weeks, thereby discounting its publication at the end of this volume, this is to give notice to all who are indebted to pay up in 30 days. |
| 1861-03-16 |
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Republican: Clark & Ostrander have opened a furniture store in the bldg formerly occupied by J Ostrander, as a store. |
| 1861-03-16 |
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Republican: Mr Watt, of the Jeffersonian, is about removing the material used in the Jeffersonian office to Menasha, Wis. |
| 1861-03-16 |
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Republican: A new mail route from Lake Mills , via Milford & Aztalan, to Jeff has been established. |
| 1861-03-21 |
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Clark & Ostrander, props. of the steam chair & bedstead manufactory, on the west side of the river, are working day & night to fill orders. |
| 1861-04-04 |
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Many Illinois discredited bank notes. |
| 1861-04-11 |
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Nicholas Young, Peoples Store, dry goods, Racine St. |
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