Freeport Marble Works promises best class work in West
Freeport Marble Works on Stephenson street near the Court House offers top quality marble work. Proprietor S. Ranpat guarantees satisfaction with every job.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1875
Page
5
Freeport Marble Works on Stephenson street near the Court House offers top quality marble work. Proprietor S. Ranpat guarantees satisfaction with every job.
Special prices on linen goods to clear shelves for the fall campaign. M. Waron announces the sale to benefit Stephen son and adjoining counties, promising cheap goods and a wide selection.
Sale notice offers a machine shop in a first class business site available for purchase at reasonable figures. Calls are invited for particulars at this office, suitable for a man with small capital to start his own business.
Special telegram to Adams and French Harvester Co Cedar Falls Iowa notes a field trial on the College farm near Lincoln Nebraska on the 8th with the Marsh Massillon and McCormick. The choice was unanimously for Adams and French as the lightest draft machine on the ground. For sale at Farmers Cooperative Warehouse. Special attention to large stock of Dorsets with lowest prices in city guaranteed.
House for sale at corner Broadway Street and Oak with a six room layout and large lot, limited to on location viewing. Anex Ross promotes Pulmonary Balsam as a trusted cough and lung remedy, with trial sizes and full bottles available through druggists.
WM. WALTON advertises lowest prices on real llama lace sacques and shawls. The Byron people travel to Chicago for a basket picnic at Lincoln Park today. Round trip fare is one dollar.
The subscriber offers Avery's Self-Adjusting Rolls for moving buildings and will execute all orders. Orders may be left at W. G. & W. Barnes or Tremont House. E H. Avery Shirts advertise the largest shirt assortment at Stine's Star Clothing House. Linen Victoria Lawn Grass cloth suits offered at further price reductions. Notice about Eaton shirt orders.
The best machine oils are available at G. M. Clayton’s Old Reliable Paint and Oil House, located opposite the Brewster House.
Mr W W Robey successor to Robey and Hutchison promotes a wide grocery stock in Munn's building promising prompt delivery. Chamberlin the Hatter announces linen hair cloth and straw hats this week with a linen hat at 50 cents and new felt styles for men priced about 1.26 dollars.
In Stephenson county G W Tandy at 113 Stephenson street invites every man woman and child to inspect his mammoth stock of boots and shoes. The ad claims Tandy keeps the best goods and offers the lowest prices among boot and shoe dealers in the city. Visit the store to judge the claim.
In Omaha Nebraska on July 10 1875 Adams French claimed victory for the lightest draft machine after a judging involving the Marsh Massillon and McCormick models. C W Grinnell announced for sale at Farmer's Co operative Warehouse.
Stine's Star Clothing House announces new stock including business suits dress suits light color dress pants white vests alpaca serge linen sacques fine woolen coats and vests plus a line of boys and children's clothing at 92 Stephenson street sign of gilt star.
A request appears for a five or six room dwelling with a well and cistern within a five minute walk of the Court House. The renter offers twelve to fourteen dollars monthly and asks inquiries be made at the office.
Unredeemed pledges for sale at rear of the Opera House. The ad promotes latest styles in cassimeres worsteds and suiting fabrics with garments made to order. Located at 92 Stephenson Street, sign of gilt star.
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