Fashionable Suit of Clothes at Reasonable Price
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1870
Page
5
A stylish suit offered at Walton's with an affordable price. Shop for updated attire and save on men and boys fashion ready to wear.
Walton’s cutter, with New York Boston and Chicago experience, promises a splendid fit. Steven offers great bargains in dry goods and aims to sell at low prices. Daily goods from his brother in the East bring fresh bargains with a return or exchange option on all purchases.
The attention of subscribers is drawn to the advertisement of Lawyer & Burchard, prominent local hardware dealers. They plan extensive spring trade with a large stock of goods, inviting customers to call for hardware needs in the new season.
Describes William H McHenry as a trusted and capable artist with a well earned reputation. Clients praise the gallery for high quality workmanship, tasteful execution, and moderate pricing. Also notes Spring Millinery by Mrs Ferris with new goods and fashionable woods at reasonable prices.
W. Robey buys into Farmers' Warehouse Bergman & Kirk and renames firm Bergman Robey & Kirk in a new brick building behind the Court House. They offer Romery Indiana Thresher, McCormick harvesters, Sterling corn planter and sheller, Moline and Dixon plows, Easterly Seeder, plus assorted farm implements. Lawyer and Burchard advertise forks hoes shovels spades at low prices.
L. J. Munn announces in todays paper a full stock of dry goods to be sold at auction with six months time on approved security. Farmers from Stephenson and nearby counties are urged to attend, as a large selection of choice goods will go to the highest bidder.
Persons seeking job printing are reminded that we operate the county’s only steam printing office with more presses and a larger stock than three other shops combined. This enables cheaper, better and faster work than any competitors.
An advertises a remedy for chilblains and frosted feet as a warranted cure in every instance and available for purchase at all druggists.
The concert featured Ole Bull with soprano Nattie Safford and tenor William Macdonald plus pianist Ed Hoffman. Bull's bow, magic scenes and the nightingale sequence drew cheers. Satford and Macdonald impressed with Cavitina, Mother’s Prayer, Robin Adair, and a Scotch encore. The evening closed with Carnival of Venice and Home Sweet Home, earning strong audience applause. A local plan to build a plang factory on Hook Island is reported as $20,400 funds are raised, Alton discusses a similar project.
Krohn the tobacco and cigar man invites customers to browse pipes tobacco pouches and the best cigar brands. He offers smoking tobacco fine cut plug chewing tobacco and related accessories to please lovers of the weed. Drop in for a smoke.
The "Basket Colong Tea" is sold only at C. C. Best's shop located at 151 Stephenson Street for $1.25 per pound.
Removed. J D Diffenbaugh closes his confectionery and fruit store at Fry's Block three doors east where Diffenbaugh offers a larger stock cheaper than ever City orders at 90 cents and interest endorsed to Dee January 1 1869 at D A Knowl ton & Sons 45w3
Strictly Reliable Insurance can be effected on your property upon application at the Agency of Mosors Porter Wright who are agents for sound United States companies. North American of New York is among the prominent firms. Have them write you a policy with this company.
Rent the rear of Second National Bank Wilcoxon's Block presents M. W. Quest as agent for a money loan office or pawn broker offering short terms on advance cash and pledged goods with discreet service and prompt evaluation.
Mrs M M Shertz runs a millinery and dress making establishment in rooms once used by Mc Cutcheon at a hat and cap store. Mrs Girove oversees cutting and fitting with high reputation. Mrs Sheetz requests liberal patronage.
C Best ships a cargo of tea from Cina arriving through San Francisco offered at one dollar twenty five cents per pound amid a gale.
The advertisement highlights new arrivals including neck-ties shirts gloves and suspenders at Stine's corner promising stylish options for polished dress. The copy emphasizes variety and timely fashion through a compact retailer notice.
A Freeport resident nicknamed Corn Dodger is noted for declining corn whisky, a quirk that has inspired humorous chatter among locals.
Fresh groceries and provisions available at Ki I Cronkrite’s store on Stephenson street next to Stephenson County Bank. Goods delivered promptly within city limits at no extra charge. All items guaranteed as recommended and priced fairly for sensible profit.
Rev N B Raviin will preach next Sunday at the Baptist church in morning and evening services at the usual hours. The public is invited to attend. He is well known in this city as an earnest and elegant preacher.
Advertisement notes fresh groceries at Best's located at 161 Stephenson Street. Prices described as good new and cheap. Includes no extra details beyond street address and business.
A two story house with six rooms, good cellar and cistern sits two blocks south of the Post Office on Chicago street. Apply at this office or address box 600.
Staver and Snyder at 104 Stephenson Street announce the first arrival of new goods last week. The store, known as Lig Boot, guarantees a wide assortment of boots and shoes at the lowest living prices.
A fragment notes Minnie Sherman marching through Georgia with bravado, likening her to an old refrain while a Chicago paper is accused of making insinuations about her. The tone condemns the Post for the claim and defends Miss Sherman.
A class expresses heartfelt thanks to Miss Stocking for guiding them through Ancient History and shaping their virtues. They bid a fond farewell, hoping life’s future school will honor her memory and faith, with prayers for continued growth and goodness. The Savanna elevator and Western Union line upgrades signal improving infrastructure and rail service. Bridges over Piffin River Yellow Creek and Pecatonica are replaced, with ties and rails renewed, promising soon fuller line readiness.
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