Basket Oolong Tea Sold Only at Best Store
The store of C. C. Best at 151 Stephenson Street offers Basket Oolong Tea for 1.25 dollars per pound, a single shop exclusive.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1870
Page
5
The store of C. C. Best at 151 Stephenson Street offers Basket Oolong Tea for 1.25 dollars per pound, a single shop exclusive.
The text argues that heart pictures prevail over sun pictures and pen pictures and notes that someone with a friend’s picture in the heart may still want a photograph to brighten the memory. It recommends McHenry's as the place to obtain the photograph.
For chilblains and frosted feet a universal war ranted cure is offered. Available for sale by all druggists. The advertisement promises relief in every instance and targets readers seeking treatment during cold weather.
He leverages great experience in photography to produce pictures unrivalled for tone and finish. He can make all sizes and styles, defying competition in quality while keeping prices as low as the lowest. Located on Stephen son street, corner of Exchance, up stairs.
Mrs Ferris of Stephenson Street runs a popular millinery and ladies fur furnishings store. She has stocked a fine lot for Christmas and New Year and, after long time in the trade, knows how to buy cheaply and sell at low prices.
Still continue to furnish their custom ers with the best meats game and fish to be had in the country. If you want the best of lake fish or a good roast of beef or a mutton chop call on Rhodes & Brother opposite the Soldiers' Monument.
An experienced Wheeler & Wilson agent is now located at G. M. Claytons dealer in paints oils and fancy goods. He will keep on hand a variety of machines and all related parts. Old machines adjusted and repaired by local agent A McDonough.
Premium tobacco and cigars advertised by Kummerer's cigar store highlighting quality products and in-store offerings for customers seeking top tier smoking goods.
Rest and Morgan advertise Royal Standard Double Warp Black Alpacas claiming superior color finish and lower price than any similar offering in the market.
The celebrated tubular lantern for kerosene and oil lanterns of every description are offered for sale by Lawver and Burchard.
Job printing options touted as best in the county with steam presses and large material stock. W. W. Robey joins Bergman & Kirk Farmers' Warehouse, forming Bergman Robey Kirk in a new brick building behind the court house. They list top farming machinery lines including Ramery Thresher, McCormick Harvesters, Sterling Corn Planter, Moline and Dixon Plows, Easterly Seeder, and related implements.
Advertisement notes groceries are for sale at Bests company location 151 Stephenson Street offering new and cheap goods.
Strictly Reliable Insurance can be effected on your property upon application at the Agency of Messrs. Porter & Wright who act for sound U S companies including North American of New York Do not fail to have them write you a policy in this company TEGC C Best brings another cargo of tea from China via San Francisco offered at 125 per pound
Mc Namara offers entire stock of boots shoes overshoes extra lined archies and rubbers at cost and less than cost for thirty days to reduce stock before spring store improvements and reopening plans.
S P Frazier offers 300 bushels of Yellow Dent seed corn in Wilcoxson's marble block. He asserts all tested kernels sprout and grow and invites farmers to inspect, plant, and verify viability locally.
Heating stoves of all kinds for wood and coal offered at very low prices by Lawyer and Burchard.
A Freeport shop advertises paints oils glass sash and doors francy goods and musical instruments. It highlights paper hangings window shades cornices cords and tassels and notes G W Clayton’s Cottage Colors as the only genuine cottage color in the West along with a large stock of looking glasses and Bengt Pucker Books.
The ad notes boots and shoes are essential, praising Tandy for cheap prices and reliable warranties. He is accommodating and promises customers they receive goods as recommended. Give him a call.
A local advertisement notes low prices on various stuffers at Lawver and Burchard's, highlighting bargains for shoppers seeking inexpensive gifts or practical items.
Mr Charles H Packard in Wilcoxons Marble Block offers American and Swiss watches from top manufacturers with warranty. Large stock of silver and silver plated ware for the holidays, praised for design and finish. Prices claimed to be as low as the lowest.
The paper notes that while some merchants see dull trade, Sawyer and Burchard hardware store remains busy. It concludes their success comes from visible location, low prices, and a well stocked inventory, urging readers to visit for hardware needs.
Imperial Cook and Imperial Stewart stoves offered for sale by Lawver and Burchard. Items available through local hardware outlets with price and contact details likely listed in the catalog. Sale promotes household cooking and heating options.
Krohn the tobacco and cigar man invites customers to browse pipes tobacco pouches and the best cigar brands. He offers smoking tobacco fine cut plug chewing tobacco and related items to please lovers of the weed. Drop in and take a smoke.
A base burning stove has taken the first premium over the Oriental Morning Glory Radiator and the Empire Gas Burner among others at the Ohio and Indiana State Fairs this fall. It claims to give more heat from the same fuel than any base burner on the market.
Fresh groceries and provisions available at E L Cronkrite on Stephenson Street next to Stephenson County Bank. Goods delivered promptly anywhere in the city with no extra charge and guaranteed to be as recommended. Prices kept fair and reasonable.
The piece touts Dr Caner’s Cephalacea as a quick effective headache remedy now widely used. It notes availability at druggists and cites strong demand. It mentions the sale of over two hundred baskets of the “Oolong Tea” by C C Best at 151 Stephenson Street, priced at 1.25 per pound.
J. D. Diffenbaugh relocates his confectionery and fruit store three doors east in Fry's Block. The updated shop promises a larger stock and lower prices, with customers invited to visit the new site.
The Star reports MceEathron Brothers auctioning goods. A. I. Wilkinson buys Charles Leeb interest in the agricultural business. A donation supper honors Rev. F. Bower at Melathron’s Hall. West Point debating club considers electing town officers for workers’ welfare. Jim Newcomer receives an Indian pipe and plans to use it until marriage. John McPhilliga roams Lena on the war path amid a vinegar factory. Revival meetings continue at Lena Methodist Church.
Advertisement notes sale of Halderman Steam Mill in this city on April 15 1870. Mill is described as excellent and millers should attend. Considerable personal property will be sold at the same time.
Gen J W Shaffer returns from Washington in good health and may depart soon for a Mor mon post. Hon John A Clark visits Ft Scott Kansas and appears well. Capt H H Woodbury visits the city after service in the 46th. Editors from Carroll County Gazette and Dixon Telegraph praised. Polo town collector election noted. Marble tablets for soldiers monument completed lettering and inscriptions prepared, bronze statues progress rapidly.
The old Presbyterian church on Stephenson street is being fitted up to serve as a court room during the construction of the new courthouse.
Rev. Rybolt of Bloomington began lectures in Cedarville on February 6 delivering four on Temperance and two on Babylon and Our Country. Despite crowding on free nights, paid admissions failed. a temperance division and Good Templars lodge grew, but overall costs of the lectures remained doubtful for John B. Gough. Constance Lodge No. 987 installed new officers and members for the term.
Minutes read and approved. Communications from a Delaware gentleman seeking farmer club formation info and from Hon H C Burchard. H B Adams spoke on the club as social school for speaking. Mrs S B Train read Household Economy essay and a discussion followed. Gentlemen topic Wheat preparation postponed with question about replanting. Ladies subject Health planned for next meeting.
Staver and Snyder of At the Sign of the Big Boot announce ongoing strong business in boots and shoes. W J Snyder junior plans New York Boston trips to secure larger spring stock as trade grows. Bargains promised as winter stock clears in coming 30 days. Fairbairn seeks aid for Ridott camp victims and urges neighbors to bring clothing and food. A pocket-book with cash and a note to Kleckner was found on Oak Street and turned in for owner recovery.
Henry Reber, late of this county, was killed by a boiler explosion at the agricultural establishment of B C Taylor in Dayton Ohio on February 7 170 He served in the Army and was adjutant of the Dayton Post GA R at the time of his death.
Sromnist and Lemon Merchant-Tailors and Clothiers will move to a larger store at City Block No. 123 Stephenson street next week, with manufacturing rooms on the second floor between Best & Morgan and A. Pelton & Co. The move signals ongoing enterprise and fair dealing by the firm. Susan B. Anthony reportedly nursed a baby recently, bringing tears to many, including the child. The Tepsichorean Society met at Oxcar Taylor’s residence, while a Sociable was hosted by Judge Purinton, both noted as pleasant winter events.
Providence permits the New Church on Church Jill Salem Evangelical Q Church to be dedicated on Sabbath March 6. Rev T G Colwell of Cleveland to officiate. Weekday services noted March 2 3 4 5 with sermons by regional ministers. Morning 10 a m afternoon 3 p m and evening 7 p m. A cordial invitation to attend and witness the dedication of this new temple. Byers pastor.
Executive Committee of the Agricultural Society meets on Saturday and appoints a committee including Mosers Jerre Patiyon I W Guiteau J Davis R W Ankony C H Rosensteil and J K Schofield to attend the Bloomington convention on March 21 1870 about the Industrial Institute. Kerche Turvverein promises another Musquorade on March 1 next Tuesday with expected crowded attendance.
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