Silver Plated Ware Praised as Finest Organ by Musician
A reading by a noted musician lauds a silver plated ware as the finest organ in the world, highlighting craftsmanship and tonal qualities.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1869
Page
7
A reading by a noted musician lauds a silver plated ware as the finest organ in the world, highlighting craftsmanship and tonal qualities.
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Notice of the Second Annual Re union of the 45th Illinois veterans to be held in Freeport on September 28. Attendees urged to confirm presence, with events including a business meeting at 4 PM a history reading, reception dance, banquet, and toasts. Also notices on local monuments, agricultural society events, and shop advertisements.
Kummerer has started manufacturing cigars after opening a tobacco shop opposite Fry's block. Early reviewers say the home made cigars are the best yet offered locally. The piece also urges action on depot improvements for better passenger comfort and cites other business notices and ads.
The steamer owned by Mr. W. H. Mitchell sank while anchored opposite the ice house on the Pecatonica, twelve feet of water covering most of the vessel except the cabin and smoke stack. Restoration work proceeded swiftly to resume service. Insurance updates note German and Farmers companies aligning with new state law, with capital increases and strengthened reliability. Other items include the County Sunday School Convention in Freeport on September 28 29, and Democratic caucus postponement and pew rentals at Zion Church.
A baseball game at Shannon Saturday pitted the Eagle Club of Freeport against the Stars of Shannon. Freeport held the lead throughout while the Stars struggled on offense. Final scores list Freeport ahead with a long three hour game time and noted home run by Martin.
The county schedules multiple auctions in September and October. John K. Mathers will auction horses cows hogs sheep and furniture near Cadarville on September 18. John Turneaure plans a Wisconsin relocation sale September 22 with farming implements and livestock. George W. Oyler acts as auctioneer for Benticoit sales on September 24 near Andrews mills. John Barloga begins October 2 in Davis listing dry goods boots and more with weekly follow ups until sold.
On Monday carpenters laid a new floor in the shop occupied by Mrs C Wilson & Co located on Stephenson Street in theHxchau block, Hxchau.
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