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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1872

Page

7

Democrats in Stephenson County Hold June Convention

A dozen and a half Democrats met at the Court House on Saturday June 16 to elect delegates to the Baltimore National Democratic Convention. John K. Malburn served as secretary, eight delegates were chosen amid confusion over attendance. Speakers including Kean Robey Tobey and Dr Mein urged party unity and endorsement of Greeley only if Baltimore invites him, with some opposing. A plan to adjourn failed as crowd pressed for action and a Chicago News endorsement was approved.

Stephenson Court Pao Oy Pote Springfield Silgyth Frederick Baker Janean John K. Malburn Regates Conmans Tweed Davis Blair Wade Greeley Baltimore Kean Stephenson County Robey Democratic Party Tobey Dhe Mein Gayin Horace Co. Robey Mottath Reebe Ories Aoate Chicago News Democratic Ar Ry

List of Unclaimed Letters at Freeport Post Office 1879

Remaining unclaimed letters include Abbey Fred Arnold Mira Bardel John & Bost Sarah & Clark Alfred B Qloot F Huht Katie and others. Names such as Henry M Hathaway Krise Catharine Legaatt CW Lombuateese Myers Wim Nathary Pp Retfshider J F Roosa Timms Geo W Underwood and Miss Underwood appear in the list with dates and notices for advertising letters.

Abbey Fred Arnold Mira Bardel John & Bost Sarah & Clark Alfred B Qloot F Huht Katie Freeport State of Illinois Henry M Hathaway Thomas Krise Catharine Legaatt Myers Wim Nathary Roosa Timms Geo W Underwood N. B

Marriage Notices From Illinois in June 1872

At the residence of Dr Tressler Steri Mi on Wednesday June 1st 1872 by Weng L tresater with Rev Y A Lipe assisting Richards and Eman M Lik both of Sterling. On Sunday afternoon 16th inst at the Lutheran Barony Dixon by Rev D L Tresater assisted by Rev W EHchoch Jacob H Goldman of Lanark Illinois and Laura C Nicophemus of Dixon Illinois united in marriage.

Tressler Steri Mi Weng. L. ‘Tresater Y. A. Lipe W. Richards Andeman M Sterling de Terars Dixon, Jr D. L. Tresater W. Ehchoch Jacob H. Goldman Lanark Migs Laura C, Nicophemus Dixon, Ill

Obituary Notices From Mount Carroll June Deaths

In Mount Carroll on June 16 brain fever claimed infant Robert M. son of R A A and Mar G Hawk aged three months and eleven days. Also on June 9 in this city heart disease took infant R Bloom son of Carl Bloom aged two months. Mrs Ann E Bexwetr born in Ohio aged 36 years 3 months and 26 days died in this city on June 10. On June 15 smallpox claimed J C Ww ENDT native of Germany aged 49. June 23 Pararee Kreney aged about 40. June 24 Canare Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs Grove aged 7.

Mount Carroll Robert M Mar G. Hawk R Bloom Carl Bloom Ann E. Bexwetr Ohio J. C. Ww. Endt Germany Pararee Kreney Canare Grove Grove

Curoano Trade Warns of Infringing Reapers and Litigation

Curoano Int announces Sundry Reaping Machines are like the Marsh Harvester while infringing patents are alleged. Suits have been filed in St Paul and Polo against Mosars Deane Murdock Co and Elward Goodhue with a hearing set for July. Farmers, agents, and manufacturers are warned they may be liable for damages and injunctions for using or selling infringing machines.

Curoano Int Natinat Mosars. Deane, Murdock & Co St. Paul

Freeport grain and provisions prices in June 1872

Freeport Journal lists market rates for wheat No 1, rye, oats, barley, and provisions on Tuesday June 25 1872. Prices given per bushel for each grain and a section on provisions.

Freeport Journal

New Side Delivery Self Raking Reaper Promises Fast Harvesting

Mr. Lewis Miller, inventor of the Buckeye Mower and FOES ROE, unveils a new side delivery self raking reaper tested in Ohio and Iowa. It delivered bundles on command and earned a special Kansas City Exposition premium as the best agricultural invention of the year.

Lewis Miller ROE Ohio Iowa Kansas City

Grain and livestock markets in June 24 1872 report

Wheat No 2 Spring traded around 1.28 to 1.82 cash or seller months with several futures ticks. Flour weak. No 2 corn around 42 to 48 cents cash or seller July August. Oats firmer with No 2 at 23 to 29 cents. Rye No 2 nominal at 62. Barley dull at 50. Lake freights firm. Provisions quiet with mess pork 13.50 seller July and lard 9.50 seller June. Hogs firm up to 10 percent. common to extra at 3.80 to 4.25. Beef cattle dull at 3.124 to 6.50 for cows to choice shipping beeves.

SL. IL Chokce

Local Farm Implements Offered at Barnes Firm

The firm of W G Barnes & Co at 91 and 93 Galena Street promotes a large stock of Junior and Senior Mowers Drop Pers Rotary Tillers and a motto for 1872 promising best machine prices and terms. Sweepstakes Threshing Machines by C Autman & Co Canton Ohio are also listed.

W. G. Barnes & CO Galena Street C. Autman & Co Canton Ohio

Public notice in Partlow vs Rockwell chancery case

State of Illinois Stephenson County circuit court notice announces Dana B Rockwell must answer Partlow’s bill of complaint filed March 4 1872. If he fails to appear at the September term in Freeport the bill may be taken as confessed and a decree entered.

Holden Freeport A. D Dana B. Rockwell A. Lidni William Polk Burchard Stephenson County Illinois Harlem Ira G. Chaddock Stehenson County Illinois Central Railroad FLA. Darling Atal-Gw Board of Supervborg Board of Supervisora Asid Board Commissioners of Highways Thompson County Clark D. P. Anthony

Dress Goods Sale Notice at Bost & Morgan

Dress Goods and Silks heavily reduced with prices from 25 cents to 1.50. Includes Japanese Silks at 45 cents, Pongee at 85 cents, Black Alpacas and Scotch Plaids, Wash Poplins, and striped Grenadine. Stock described as large and sale aimed to clear remaining inventory at Bost & Morgan.

Bost & Morgan

Shawls Offerings and Stock Listings at Best Morg

Shawls in multiple patterns and fabrics including Paisley Stripe and Ottoman Stripe are shown in stock. Prices listed range from 4.50 to 15.00 with varieties such as Black Cashmere and Shetland in white and black. Stock appears large.

Best & Morg

White Goods Prices and Stock Listing

A historical notice lists multiple white goods items with prices including Victoria White Goods at 30 cents and Marseilles striped fabrics at 25 to 45 cents. Items include Stripe Nain Sook 25 cents, StripeBatis tero 45 cents, Yosemite Stripes 30 cents, Grass Cloths 20 cents, White Swiss 20 to 50 cents, French Jacquets fine 25 cents, Percales striped 20 cents, Dress Linens 9 cents up, striped Organ dies 45 cents, and a note that stock is too large.

Marsaillay Marseilles Ite Nain- Sook Batistero Yosemite

Large Stock Reduced Prices In Dress Goods Millinery

Our stock in every department is large this season and we have reduced lines of goods to cut stock. Dress Making Department now extensive and satisfactory under first class talent. Millinery trade increased. added new lines of Fancy Goods. wholesale millinery and dry goods sold for cash only at low prices.

Chicago St. Louis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ane Greeley and anti-Greeley Tal da Ton Grant H. P. Bigelow & Co NOTIC J.D. Easter & CO Victoria Lawns Sears Sanford, Bidwell & Co Neon Esas Lear Peceny Sss Oeren Peseeree Jaenyn Geaseoneen Berens Tevne Ory Chad Buckeye Mower & Reaper EH. Woodmanse Ilinois Chicago Market Miller Inry Freeport, Il Eval WI. Wise & Co Stephenson Street the Board of Supervisors Kasaya Howard Aarse Philadelphia Victoria
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