Boots and Shoes Bargains and Local Suppliers
Local notices urge bargains at Staver and Snyder’s Sign of the Big Boot with new and good styles and early stove purchases. Carr and Grove near Brewster House recommended for fair dealings. W W Smythe in Fry’s Block offers Reynolds Bros U T K shoes Blocher boots trunks and ladies wear with reasonable terms.
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Staver &Snyder’s
Carr & Grove
Brewster House
W. W. Smythe
Fry’s Block
Reynolds Bros
Blocher
Smyth
Millinery styles and stoves advertised across shops
114 Stephenson street announces Fall and Winter millinery with new season novelties and a first class trimmer to serve customers. A stove dealer promotes heating and cooking stoves for fall and winter with low prices and quality. Stereoscopic views of Chicago rains touted by Swarts and Stocking at their drug store opposite the Court House.
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Swarts & Stocking
Court House
Stephenson Sr
Lawyer & Burcuarp
Chicago
Insurance Agencies Promoting Fire Loss Protection
Remember That John R Lemon is Agent for several first class insurers with an aggregate capital of over twenty five million dollars. The agency operates from Staver and Snyders Boot and Shoe Store at 1726 4th Street.
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John R. Lemon
Asta Ins. Co
Hartford
Castorrs Castoria substitute for Castor Oil
A nineteenth century advertisement promotes Castorrs as a scientific vegetable preparation claimed to replace castor oil pills narcotic syrups and other purgatives. It purportedly cleanses the system without distress aids natural sleep for infants and treats stomach ache wind colic constipation flatulence croup and worms. Bottles cost thirty five cents.
Timms Presents Notable Stock of Trees Arriving Local Market
Mr. J. B. Timms returns from the East with the best stock of trees yet received in the locality. Residents urged to visit and inspect the new arrivals on Stephenson Street front.
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J. B. Timms
Stephenson Street
Reward for Lost Gold Sleeve Button in Freeport
On Sunday afternoon the 20th inst a Gold Sleeve Button large and square with gold quartz setting was lost. The owner values it as a keepsake and asks the finder to leave it at M. M. Mayer's bakery on Stephenson street for a reward. Freeport, Oct 21, 1872.
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M. M. Mayer
Stephenson Street
Freeport
Personal Liberty League formed by Freeport liquor dealers
The Freeport liquor trade forms The Personal Liberty League to protect against improper claims under the new law. Members pledge not to sell intoxicants to known habitual drunkards and request notice to City Mayor or secretary Mircuers Guo about such individuals.
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Liquor Dealers’ Association
Freeport
Personal Liberty League
Guo
Mircuers
How to go West and the Oregon Gazette War
An analytical note on choosing westward routes highlights the Burlington Route as a leading option with direct lines to Nebraska Kansas and connections to California. It mentions a pamphlet Now to go West offered free by the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad. It also notes a local newspaper advertising dispute over political endorsements and paid space near Greeley’s election.
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Burlington
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Territories
Freeport
Great West
Town
Oregon, Ogle County Guard
Greeley
Freeport Journal
Polo Press
Messrs
Sheets & Hitt
Oregon
Howlett
Lanark Gazette
Lena Star
Pacific Express
Galesburg
Mendota
Serene
Night Express
Atlantic Expresi
Esec
Quincey
Iowa
Pulney
Missouri
Sam's Powell
Gen
Ctiicago
Freighs
Forreston
Mt. Morris
Rochelle
Aurora
Chicago
de Rochelle
de Forreston
Hinkley
City Clothing Store Opens Fall and Winter Goods
Sechrist and Crain advertise a large current stock of suitings coatings vestings and pantaloon goods imported and domestic hats caps trunks and gents furnishings. They claim to offer better made clothing at lower prices due to early spring purchases and self made ready to wear lines with a large merchant tailoring department and a style price guarantee.
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Sechrist & Crain
Letters Remaining Unclaimed in Freeport Illinois 1872
List of unclaimed postal letters in Freeport Illinois dated October 21 1872 including names Ault Calvin Miller Betty Angell Geo A Monk Joun-4 Bushore David Makleson John Buckley Johnas Myers and others. Notices remind inquirers to state advertised letter and provide date of advertising with postal office hours and holiday openings. Norton & Bro remains listed.
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Ault
Calvin Miller
Betty Angell
Geo A
Monk
Bushore
David Makleson
John Buckley
Johnas Myers
Berton Ligzte Norton
Robert
Bernard W
Nape Henry Cain Ann Nileys
H LA Drake
Perce
OL Ford
MN Thompson
Ann Guyenhour
Henry Wolbert
Chas W Hall Christian Waltin
K Hicks
Charley B Winslow
Hope Chas Wolf Gen
W Jones
M Wing
Retta Kring
Chas Leonard Thos N. B
Norton & Bro
Unclear transit schedule fragment from Rock Island
Fragmentary OCR shows a transit or express schedule with times around 700 pm and 3.80 am, unclear destinations and names. The text mentions Rock Island and a mail or pass reference but is largely garbled. No coherent events or entities can be definitively identified.
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Rock Island
Vrelo
Gotan Navih
Lewis
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Orm of
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Mass
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WM. Massenberg
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Europe
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Lawyer & Burenarp's
Dr. McLane
Fleming Bros
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Laworr & Burcnarp
Esther W. Taylor
Munn‘s Block
D. B. Bobb
M. D. Dakota
Ilinois
F. G. Wynkoop
Stiles, Jenkins & Co
Geo.f.swarts
C. H.stocking
M.D. Swarts & Stocking
Samuel J. Dodds
Léna
Taylor & Aspinwall
Ira Babcock
Fry’s
R. Pelck
Journal Office
Peter Sheckler
Sheckler
Chas. H. Packard
Giles Bro. & Co
West Branch
West Madison St
Haly
Elias Howe
Wilson
Tllinois
Rothes
West
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Mustang Linimen Goon
Union
C. Wilson
C. C. Wilson
A. W. Ford, Watchmaker
Howard
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Waltham
Lazarus
A. W. Ford
Wisconsin & Michigan Lumber Yard
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Propr’s
M. V. B. Elson
Wm. A. Bigler
Stephenson St
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Presbyterian Synod For
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Wu-Murion
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C. ET. Little
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Mason, Gem ‘and
Hero
Peoria
North-Western Railway
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Illinois Central Railroad
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Chicago, Burlington& Quincy
Shaffer
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J. W. Shaffer
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