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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1869
Page
12
Gentlemen we continue to offer for sale five lead in blanks Deeds Trust Deeds Quit Claim Deeds Mortgages and Chattel Mortgages in this notice.
Special publisher arrangements offer discounted club rates when subscribing to the Freeport Journal and another periodical. Readers pay postage, orders require cash, and names and post offices must be clear. Several titles show reduced club prices compared to single-copy costs. Doors, sash, and blinds offered at reduced prices.
Thirty acres of improved land half a mile from city limits in Stevenson County for farming or gardening. Includes a stone quarry and lime kilns, a two story stone house 28 by 82 feet, with well and cistern. Terms easy. Apply to Wm. B. Mayer. l-14-tf
Persons seeking job printing are reminded the county’s steam printing office has more presses in operation and a larger stock of material than three other offices, enabling cheaper, better and faster work than competitors.
A local dealer advertises by offering more candy sticks for ten cents than any other house in the city and New York apples by the barrel at low prices. Canned goods of all kinds are also sold.
The dealer offers first class Havana cigars and a wide range of smoking tobacco. He provides top brands for devotees of old Sir Walter and ensures ample supplies for their preferred burnt offerings.
The Wisconsin and Michigan Lumber Yard offers a large stock of lumber cut in Michigan. It is located behind the Howard House and targets local customers seeking timber and building supplies.
Farmers and others contemplating selling stock, implements, or household goods are urged to call for prompt, inexpensive service in German or English. The notice mentions printing a large number of copies in recent weeks and asks, Who comes next.
Notice seeks tenants for two or three elegant rooms over Stine's store at the corner. Apply to Stine and Brother for details and rental terms.
Epiron Journal announces new stock of cloths cassimeres beavers and gentlemen’s furnishing goods from Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Although busy tailors, they invite customers to visit at 131 Stephenson Street to shop and negotiate purchases of any garments.
Businessmen with articles to advertise are invited to use the newly enlarged Journal. It is the only Republican party organ in the county with large and growing circulation, making it a valuable channel to reach the public.
Mr C H Packard, dealer in watches and jewelry, relocates from 80 Stephenson street to 122 Wilcoxon's new block. He displays a large stock of Swiss and American watches in gold and silver cases, fine jewelry, and plated ware in an elegant new room. Packard promises competitive prices and invites examination of his goods.
Residents may pay JOURNAL subscriptions with produce at market rates. Two dollars in produce is equivalent to cash. No reader will be left without reading matter. bring apples, potatoes, cod, corn, hay, or other household goods to pay.
Local lumber dealer offers pine timber joists scantling and dry finishings in various sizes. Flooring siding stock boards and box boards battens and more available at the Wisconsin and Michigan Lumber Yard behind the Howard House Rowers and Sanford.
Two-story dwelling in good repair with a good lot and ample shade trees located in a desirable neighborhood. Will sell outright or trade for a small improved farm in Stephenson County. Inquiries at this office.
The Rhodes and Bro meat market on Stephenson Street below Commercial Block announces it will stock all kinds of game in season whenever obtainable now that the game law has expired. Citizens are urged to buy there for quality meat and good living.
City physician Dr H N Caner of Freeport Illinois promotes Cephalacea a remedy for sick headache. Advert says it does not cure yet but for all time and is sold by druggists and mailed nationwide for one dollar. Circulars and testimonials available on request.
The Misses Musser prepare to dress and switch styles with frizzetti curls and general hair work. Combings done neatly and quickly at their residence corner of Clay and Van Buren streets Freeport Illinois.
Visitors to the elegant millinery establishment of Mrs A D Ferris witness first class goods of the newest styles. Go there for novelties in hats or bonnets equal to Chicago or New York but at more reasonable prices. Cologne unmatched elsewhere.
Advertisements and subscriptions for the Journal may be handed in at the Lena Star office. James W. Newcomer at the Lena Star office is authorized to receive subscriptions or advertisements for the Journal in that area and to collect outstanding balances.
A base burning stove topped the exhibition at the Ohio and Indiana State Fairs this fall. It won the first premium over the Oriental Morning Glory Radiator Empire Gas Burner and several other base burners, promising more heat from the same fuel.
No 147 notes constant arrivals of bonnets hats and millinery items of fashion quality rivaling Chicago and New York offerings.
At Lawyer and Burchard's customers find wood and coal heating stoves offered at very low prices plus Michigan fencing products available at the Wisconsin and Michigan Lumber Yard for affordable outdoor use.
Mrs C C Wilson and Co advertise a large lot of cloaks in the latest styles at attractive prices. Visitors are invited to Mayer's 117 Stephenson Street to buy choice confectioneries as well.
Country shoppers choose McNamara Brothers for boots and shoes citing best prices and quality. Locals say the store is the cheapest and best in town for footwear.
Crowds testify that Krohn's cigars deliver satisfaction. The tobacco committee at the event praised the quality and value, supporting claims that the premium product met expectations and drew positive notice. Thousands have found the cigars convincing.
A lively scene features a graceful figure described as a dashing belle. Spectators remark on her stylish walk while light gossip calls someone a pretty fool. The crowd notes her shopping for boots at McNamara Brothora.
Mosera Staver and Snyder announce The Big Boot as the sign they will furnish boots and shoes matched to the season. They promise up to date styles, perfect fits, fair prices, and quality. They invite customers to view goods and expect to deliver bargains.
He offers unrivaled tone and finish in photography. Capable of all sizes and styles, he defies competition in quality while keeping prices as low as the lowest. Located on Stephenson Street, corner of Exchange, upstairs.
One demonstrates Tandy’s commitment to first class boots and shoes from top manufacturers at compete with any price. MecNamara Brothers are urged for durable footwear while Mayer’s promotes winter apples and confectionery. Notice to settle J and F Billerbeck accounts by December 15, 1869 or the matter will be turned over to a collector.
Advert mentions J. L. & Co. oyster selections at Mayer's on Stephenson street. Emphasizes warranted full cans and freshness for buyers.
The court affirms Alabama's tax on gross proceeds of all sales of imported goods from other states, ruling that such taxation is allowed if non discriminatory and general, applying to both interstate and domestic productions. Dissenting justices argue the clause covers interstate commerce and foreign imports alike, risking protection of trade between states.
An oil train outruns a blazing wreck after a tank ignites near Brocton on the Buffalo Corry and Pittsburgh road. The engine, fireman, and two men barely escape as six oil cars burn and the flames illuminate the countryside. No lives lost.
Supreme Court heard the case of Colonel Reeside versus the United States over commissions due under General Freemont’s appointment as Inspector of Horses. The Court of Claims voided the contract but awarded Reeside about 4000 dollars for services, while the government argues only Congress can grant compensation for unauthorized services. Reeside appeals for full commissions and enforcement of the contract.
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