Real Estate Transactions in Freeport January 4 1881
Freeport real estate shows no market shift with several notable transfers. Key dealings include A F Foll selling to C V Lansman for 8000 dollars, August Bergman selling parcels in Freeport for 1000, and multiple transfers across towns like Lena Ridott Jefferson and Wadama, with prices ranging from 500 to 8640 dollars and plots from 6 to 80 acres.
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Int
A. F. Foll
C. V.lansman
Lena
August Bergman
N. Dorman
Magdalena Huber
John G. Fetzer
Loran
XK. Crotzer
Jacob Diller
Lancaster
Adm Rral
Thomas Est
Uha
Wadama
Fred
Besemeier
Nicholas Amendt
Edward Reinhold
Blk
Knowlton’s Add
John Smith
Jasper Mallory
Ridott
August Asche
Henry Gerke
Jefferson
Wide Awake for January 1881 magazine feature highlights
The issue promotes Wide Awake January 1881 with live stories for children, new cover art, and illustrations. Notable works include The Children of the Ku pe nberg, Flaxie Frizzle’s Crazy Christmas, How Dot Heard The Messiah, Uncle Tour’s Mince Pie Story, and a cipher prize puzzle. Also featured are serials Rocky Fork and The Story of Honor Bright with extensive illustrations and poems by renowned authors. Peterson’s Magazine previews fashion, prose, and humor, praising its affordability and premiums. A graveyard disturbance in Morehead Kentucky accompanies a brief railroad construction note.
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Santa Claus
Mr. McCyurmick
The
Christian Union
Hezediah Butterworth
Dot
Masiah
Uncle ‘Tour
Monkey Nick
Mr. G
B. Bartlett
Brean
Grandpa Longlegs
Edward I. S[ale
Rocky Fork
Pollo Colonge
Honor Bright
Royal Lowrie
Chia
Walter Shirlow
Polly Colonge
A.M. Drax
J.pf. Trowbridge
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Piatt
J. J. Piatt
Nora Perry
Paul WN. Hayne
Ella Parroan
D. Lothrop & Co
Boston
Masa
Eclectic January issue enlarged with 200 extra pages
Kolectlé Magazine announces a January enlargement of the Eclectic to about 200 extra pages for the year. The January number lists twenty four articles including works by Tyndall, Ruskin, Huxley, and Myers with topics from Greek social life to science and dress. Published by B. R. Pelton New York, terms are four dollars per year, single issue forty four cents, trial three months one dollar.
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Bertrand
Marguerite
Prof
Tyndall
Nester Stanhope
Lebanon
Richard A. Proctor
Duke of Arpyll
Newport
Frederic W. J. Myers
Wousehold
John Ruskin
Nrevelyan
Charles James Fox
Professor Huxley
Siberia
Amur
Ussuri
Henry Lunsdell
Ceylon
John Halifax
B. R. Pelton
Bond Street
New York
Atlantic begins a superb new volume with varied excellence
The January Atlantic launches a new volume with engaging installments by Miss Phelps and Aldrich, a strong critique by John Wisk on Sociology and Hero-Worship, and Rossetti and Stedman contributions. It includes Whittier, Whitier诗 memory, and a diverse mix of poems and essays. Subscriptions are $4 a year from Houghton Mifflin & Co. Boston.
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Miss Phelps
Aldrich
Om Smith
Tenry James
Lily
John Wisk
William James
The
Atlantic
Harriet W. Preston
William M. Rossetti
Euripides
Lucretius
Dante
Albers
Cervantes
Lope de Vena
Corneille
Richard Grant
Sara Bernhardt
Mr. Whittier
Lydia Maris Child
Mr. Stedman
Chaucer
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boston
The Nursery Promises More Verses This Year
The Nursery magazine thanks editors and contributors led by Marian Douglas George Cooper and others. A capital poem from Marian Douglas appears with plans for a yearly verse series. The 1880 Nursery volume is ready by mail postpaid for 1 75 with notices of future poems and illustrations. Backache relief comes from Garters Smart Weed Belladonna Plaster priced 28 cents at Boumert Burrell.
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Marian Douglas
George Cooper
George S Burleigh
Emily Carter
Jane Oliver
Mary N. Prescott
Uail
Nursery Publishing Co
Bromsfield Streaty
Boston
Mass
Boumert & Burrell
Domestic occurrence announced in Bombay paper
A Bombay paper reports a domestic event at Poonani Michigan on the twenty fourth, noting the lady of Major Nash as a daughter by Telegraph. It mentions Dr Thomas Kelectic Oil claimed to cure asthma bronchitis throat disease and glandular swellings. A Cuban correspondent claims yellow fever smallpox and lotteries thrive in Sven Bye.
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Bombay
Poonani
Mich
Major Nash
Thomas
Romela masterwork issued by American Book Exchange
A timely note on the new edition of Romela by the American Book Exchange New York praising its medieval Italy scenes and society. The piece promotes a library of classic fiction priced at 86 cents and lists other titles including Scott Lyonhoe Bulwer Pompeii Irving Knickerbocker Cooper Mohicans Don Quixote and Osarda. Full catalogue available on request from the Tribune Building New York.
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George Kliows
Romela
American Book Exchange
New York
Italy
Scott
Bulwer
Irving
Knicker
Poem Fragment Invokes Thomas Eclectric Oil
A fragmentary verse reflects longing and restraint as the speaker contemplates a powerful woman and the potential bite of a dog. The speaker refuses cursing or crying while invoking Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for misfortune.
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Pegey
Thomas
Hints To Stock Speculators And Their Tricks
A cautionary piece warns that investors need large sums and distrusts so called knowing ones who push stock tips. It mocks disinterested advice while noting how tipsters profit whether stocks rise or fall, urging readers to beware and rely on careful judgment.
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Pinchbeck
Pinchbeek
The Gardner's Monthly at No 14 Chestnut Street
The Gardner's Monthly edited by Thomas Meonan is issued monthly from Philadelphia office No 14 Chestnut Street for subscriptions prepaid at 2.10 dollars yearly. It promises practical reading for cultivators of fruit vegetables and flowers and offers guidance for window gardens. Subscribers are urged to join now.
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Gardner's
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Thomas Meonan
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Inter Ocean Prospectus Praises Republican Stand
The Inter Ocean outlines its 1881 prospectus, stressing staunch Republicanism, support for humaneness in politics, and its role as a leading Northwest voice. It pledges fair, fearless public discourse, robust home and foreign coverage, strong veterinary and department features, and continues its weekly and daily editions with renewed enterprise and education content.
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TH Inter Ocean
Northwest
Tar Inter Ocean
Republican Party
Cat
Hus
Inter Ocean
Intar Qeenn
Te Paar
Hibs
Te Status
Republican Journal of the
Meision
Ution
Manelaland
Paul
Fae
de Artmenta
Ocean
Inter Oveau
Tava Rigas
Journal
Chiteayo
There's Something About Your Daughter in the Evening
Mr Wanghog and Mr Thistlepod discuss a recurring evening intrusion described as a strange presence that returns nightly around eight and lingers until about two. Thistlepod hints at lifting it out to inspect what lies beyond the front parlor.
The Leading American Newspaper 1881 Tribune Ad
The New York Tribune boasts record nationwide circulation, praising its political force and steady coverage. It pledges support for free trade, Civil Service reform, internal improvements, and protection, with continued strong features in agriculture, household, literary, scientific, and market reports.
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New York Tribune
Lincoln Cambriga
United
Tribune
Onth
Terms of the Tribune price list and subscription options
The notice outlines postage free daily and weekly Tribune editions with various subscription rates. It lists Daily Tribune, semi weekly, weekly editions, club rates for multiple copies, and acceptable payment methods including drafts and post office orders.
Tribune Premiums Offer Bible Concordance and Universal Knowledge
The Tribune advertises two large premiums for subscribers. The Great Bible Concordance by Hubert Young LL.D. lists 311000 references, 115000 beyond Cruden, in a six dollar package with a weekly Tribune five years or more. The second premium is Chamber’s Encyclopaedia complete in 16 octavo volumes offered with Library of Universal Knowledge options and varying Tribune subscriptions.
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Tribune
Prominent Library Offer Sparks Extraordinary Subscription Drive
The Tribune advertises an extraordinary offer for premium readers. First three orders receive Macaulay history volumes free, bound in cloth with large type. Additional titles may follow at subscriber expense, with postage at two and a half cents.
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Unial
Tribune
Macaulay
England
Ures
Magnificent Gift Offer From The Tribune New York
The Tribune offers Webster's Great Unabridged Quarto Illustrated Dictionary bound in sheep 1879 edition at Tremitulig price with subscriptions to various papers. Subscriptions include five years prepaid for 10 dollars, one year for 2 dollars, semi weekly for five dollars, daily for one year, and three years for eight dollars with mail delivery nationwide for one dollar extra.
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New-York
Hpune
New York City
Webcester
Daily Tribune
United States
Tribune
Tri-Wheely Journal: Weekly edition combines two Daily issues
The Tri-Wheely Journal is issued on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Each number is assembled from two Daily issues containing news markets and more.
Toe WrEt.ty Journal Weekly News Digest In Fort Nome
The Toe WrEt.ty Journal offers a large weekly edition with the Fort Nome office and workshop section. It presents all the news of the week, a wide mix of literary and miscellaneous reading matter, editorial discussions, full market reports and market reviews.
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Toe WrEt.ty Journal
Forti Nome
TOE
West
Daily Journal Saturday Supplement and Weekly Issue Notes
A two page supplement filled with content labeled v2.28 includes literary reviews poetry anecdotes and notes. The Daily Journal releases these Saturday supplements and every weekly issue features similar content.
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The
Daily Journal
Weekly
Saturday Journal Subscription Rates In The Day Journal
The notice lists subscription prices for the Saturday Journal and Postage details. It specifies yearly and monthly rates for in city delivery by carrier and mail, and instructs on payment methods including money orders and registered drafts. It requests subscribers to provide a full post office address with state and county.
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