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Bishop Philander Chase wrote this letter On October 1, 1844 from an Episcopal convention in Philadelphia to Edgar Bartow of Brooklyn, NY. Bishop Chase mentions his affection for Illinois and expresses encouraging words towards Mr. Bartow. It appears that the main purpose of the letter to is to inform Mr. Bartow of his mailing address; Robbins Nest, Illinois.
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Frank S. Beavis wrote to Horace E. Andrews, Pennsylvania on April 18, 1898 regarding a "special offer." He lists the prices and discounts of bicycles. The brand name '"My Own" Cycles' appears in the letterhead.
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The Peoria Rubber and Manufacturing Company wrote to Horace E. Andrews of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania on April 13, 1896 regarding a catalog, bicycle prices, and marketing. The the logo for Patee Bicycles is in the upper left corner.
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The firm of Phelps and Bourland write to the the president of the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad, Charles Mason, regarding a shipment of iron that was held up until the bill was paid. They state that George C. Bestor and Rudolphus Rouse instructed Phelps and Bourland to pay the $2,400 bill.
Also see item #2019-0006
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Leslie D. Puterbaugh writes to Charles W. Hamilton of Brimfield regarding payment for sheriffs fees.
