Fresh oysters and meat at Freeport markets advertised
An array of ads promoting Fresh oysters by the quart and meat from Rhodes & Bro on Stephenson street, Union Gallery portraits by McHenry, Sechrist Crain & Co. business changes with Theodore Kundinger joining, Diffenbaugh oyster prices, and various notices about taxes, real estate, and local services in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes & Bro
Stephenson Street
Rhodes
Theodore Kundinger
Frm
Sechrist & Crain
Sechrist, Crain & Co
Kundinger
Securist & Oran
Freeport
Diffenbaugh
Fry's
Protest of Note Given to Dr Buckley in 1858
O D Weaver declares a seventy five dollar note payable to Dr B T Buckley of Freeport Illinois dated March 27 1858 bearing ten percent annual interest is protested and unpaid. He warns any purchaser assumes all risk as value was never received.
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B. T. Buckley
Freeport
Ill
O. D. Weaver
Diffenbaugh Promises Largest Toy Assortment West of Chicago
Advertises 1847 sale by J D Diffenbaugh with the largest and best assortment of toys and Yankee nations west of Chicago at prices cheaper than ever offered before. Mentions No 3 Fry's black.
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J. D. Diffenbaugh
Chicago
Fry’s
Ridott School Report and West Point Grange notes
The Ridott Public School reports 20 days in February 1874 with 143 pupils enrolled and 110 belonging, average belonging 116.8, average daily attendance 98.1, 726 half day absences, 213 tardiness, 84.4 percent attendance, 99.5 percent punctuality, and 40 not absent or tardy. West Point Grange organized February 21 1874 with officers led by Master W P Miller and other listed roles. members are prominent local farmers likely to aid county Grange business. Juvenile books offered at Broad's at low prices.
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Ridott Public School
C. W. Moors
West Point Grange
W. P. Miller
John Glad
M. H. Moyer
Ezra West
B. H
Allert
Tuman Montague
August Schudt
A. A. Stamm
John Blakesly
Ceres
Rosa Schudt
Pomona
Abigal Gardner
Flora
Lucy del
Dakota to Launch Weekly Paper and Grange Warehouse Plans
Rumor says Dakota may publish a weekly paper and grangers discuss erecting a warehouse. A new landlord is expected April first, heightening Dakota’s prospects. M. D. Evergreen Grange in Jefferson organized March 4, listing officers such as Master D. F. Thompson Overseer Simon Best Lecturer Charles Hooper and others.
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Dakota
Mancn 2d
Ephors Journan
M. D
Evergreen Grange
Jefferson
D. F. Thompson
Simon Best
Charles Hooper
Peter Shaffer
Henry Best
Jacob Salt
Tensirer
Simon Tallmier
Simon Bogenrieff
John Brown
Ceres
Catharine Shaffer
Pomona
Mary Hooper
Flora
M. J. Saxby
Catharine Bogenrieff
Kentucky Library Concert Gift Distribution Notice
The manager of the Fourth Concert at Public Library Hall announces a $1 500 000 gift distribution and invites ticketholders to a March 20 meeting at the Public Library Building to form a committee with trustees to ensure a fair drawing. Delegates will oversee tag counting. tickets are urged to cooperate and act promptly.
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Public Library Hall
One Thousand Mothers_Affordable Carriages in Freeport Sale
Advertises a sale offering children's carriages at low prices in Freeport at 4, with references to Diffenbaugh's shop and Broad's, claiming a vast stock of rewards books and cards and urging buyers to visit.
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Broad’s
Freeport
Clayton's
Clayton’s
Diffenbaugh
Fry's
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Henry
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Carlipp
the Court House
Boyy
Smith D. Atkins
Jmney
Post-Office
F. K. Hill
Burchard, Barton & Barnum— Cor
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Ney
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Bidck
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Hrst National Bank
United States Depositary
C. B. Bidwell
F. Defonest
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U.S
Milwaukee
New i
Philadelphia
Ireland
Evmz
Reid
John H. Addams
Sustead
Kingsley & Mills, Dentists
Ilinois
Stoneman’s Block
D. A. Knowelsons’ Bank
Swengel
F. Swengel
Baltifental College
Stephenson St
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R. D. Burrell
Centiat
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R. FP. Hayes
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J. C. Burbank
Munn’ E Palla
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Port, Ill
E, Manning
Dr. Prentice
Ram
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Westher W. Taylor
Mee
Opera House
D.B. Bobb
Patinois
W. W. Montelius
You Scott & Wise
Lus Stein Street
Illinois
Asher & Shay
Claterns
Haim
Sh Derrop
Galena Street
Jacob Weishar
Second National Bank
GMI
Stephenson
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H. E. Brown
W. W. Robey
Benson
Ogie
Munn
Uilding
First National Bank
R. Pelok
Dion We Aers
Journal Office
S. A. Joses
Lower Stephenson Street
Schrack & Federhofe
J.schrack
H. Federhofe
Oneco
Stephenson Co
Dr. A. Bose Chee
Germany
G. G. Grrex
Woodbury, N. J
Fry’s Block
J. D. Dirrenhaven
Fity's Block
Brewster House
People’s Butter and Egg Depot
Mitchell’s Bank
Joan Sissons
Geo. Ruston
McHenry
Union Galllery
Elson’s
Gallon McHenry
Diffenbaugh’s
A. W. Ford
Chamberlin & Bederer Hat
A. W. Bord
Currier & Farr
Clay Street
C. M. Shaffer & Son
Charles H. Spurgeon
C. H. Spurgeon
London
America
Chambers Street
N. Y
T. de Witt Talmage
Spurgeon
Ion Freeport
G. M. Geon
Lincoln Avenue
Theoperty
D. S.brewster
The
Pioneer
Omaha
Nebraska
Land Department of the Pacific Railroad Company
C. BF. Davis
Great West
City Crockery Store
H. Little
Brewster
Til
Iowa
G. M. Clayton
A. F. Broan
W. W. Robey & Co
O. M. Smarrer & Son
Joseph W. van Meter
N.F. Bailey
Kent
Henry Kuhlemier
Loran
Agron McCalla
Rock Grove
Robert E. Mack
Winslow
0. M. Flickinger
O. P. McCool
Trembor
Ins. Co
London’ & Globe
Susylvania Mire Inc. Co
Surance Company of
North America
Inelphia
Phenix Tenet
New York
Kental Ing. Co
N. Yi
PhUingfield, F& M
Reel
Mass
Eremiah Dean
BLACK
Irvine &C0
Apple River
B.S. O'Brien
Minnesota
Kentucky
Taos
BraMuerre
Lib
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H, Hays & Co
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Clayton
Stine & Bro
Ntine
Hi, O, Bray
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