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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1869
Page
9
Royal Standard Double Warp Black Spaces described as superior in dolor and better finished for less money, claimed to surpass anything of the same kind offered in the market.
The column advertises seasonable summer garments at Stine & Bro. opposite Fry's Hall. It touts an extensive stock of men's clothing in varied styles and prices, praised for low prices, wide selection, and obliging salesmen. It urges readers to visit before buying elsewhere.
Local affair notes a Sabbath School convention held July 25, 1869 at Silver Spring School House Lancaster County. Louisa F. Burrell chaired. William Peters named Secretary. Discussions covered parental involvement and teacher placement with key speakers including John Smallwood and W. H. Duffen. Reports from Silver Spring Winneshoik and Mallory's show improved conditions.
Public notice describes a camp meeting to be held on the old ground near Freeport at Benj Snyder farm starting Wednesday August 25th 189 and continuing through Sabbath with a sermon at 36 oclock. Meals arranged at Snyder home for attendees. advance notice requested and no market selling within grounds. Also mentions a public debate at the High School on July 2½ at 7:30 pm debating extending US borders. Offers hosiery deals from Best & Morgan at NY prices.
The frequency of fires rises in August and September, urging insured protection. North American of New York, represented locally by Mr. B. F. Portal, offers policies with reasonable rates and prompt service. Secure a policy now to avoid procrastination and gain peace of mind.
The town column reports on the new schoolhouse work with carpentry expansion by M Weaver and a new stair from North Railroad Street to the Star office. It notes a traveling teacher for vocal music and a disappointing concert by Smith’s Bell Ringers at Fry’s Hall with poor reception and few attendees.
A new Encampment to be established at this place next week is announced. It will be named Stephen A. Dougas Encampment and will operate exclusively in the German language.
The Riverside presents August number with a frontispiece of the eclipse sky and a concise Sun article illustrated by engravings. It includes stories by Anne Silvernal, a bookmaking description, a Quaker school item, a sailboat tale, poems, games, and a large variety of child friendly content. A closing sale advertises summer goods at Boat & Morgan's.
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