Base Burning Radiator Goes on Market by Sumner and Martin
For sale by Sumner and Martin the base burning radiator is listed as the mesteconnecal board coal stove currently in the market.
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My Sumner & Martin
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Newspaper
Freeport Weekly Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1871
Page
5
Rhodes and Brother Maintain City’s Best Market
Rhodes and Brother continue to serve customers with steaks roasts chops and fresh fish in season. They pride themselves on operating the best market in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes & Brother
Buckman’s Billiard Hall on Stephenson Street
Harry Buckman runs a popular billiard hall on Stephenson Street offering new tables top brands of cigars and drinks with free lunch. He invites patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buckman
Billiard Hall
Stephenson Street
Insurance services offered by Porter and Wright agency
Strictly Reliable Insurance can be effected on your property upon application at the Agency of Messrs. Porter & Wright who are agents for some of the soundest companies in the United States. North American of New York is among the prominent companies represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoxon's
StLaphenson
Dns. Co
Andes Ins. Co
And
Ohio
Charter “Wesurance Co
de Otley
Porter & Wright's Insurance Agency
Pacific of
San Francisco
Norwich Fire Insurance Co
Norwich
Messrs. Porter & Wright
United States
North American
New York
Bailey 5 wing Red Bot Toms for Freeport
An agent for Freeport advertises Bailey 5 wing Red Bot Toms with a warranty and price of five dollars. The offer promises a good night’s rest and notes availability via Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Atantic
Gan
Lada
Freeport
Estey Organ Praised For Dakota Convention Use
In a letter from Leland to Messrs Forp and Wisk the Estey Organ No 21 owned by Mrs J D Schweitzer is praised for its performance at a Dakota convention. The instrument supported 140 voices, offered clear even tones, and produced a piano like echo in thirds, deemed superior for church parlor or concert use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Forp & Wisk
Estey
Dakota
Jd. D. Schweitzer
Lstey
Complete overhauling at leading Dry Goods house
In this city Mr Upp with a large force is tearing down partitions and enlarging stairways in a Dry Goods house. The work is nearly complete and reflects credit on Mr Upp the architect. Rumor suggests Best and Morgan may convert the upstairs room 85 feet long with shelves show cases and counters for mercantile use as Mr Morgan buys a vast stock in NYC Boston and Philadelphia markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upp
Best & Morgan
Morgan
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Sechrist and Jemon Win Local Tailoring Trade Lead
Sechrist and Jemon, merchants and clothiers in Jinongh, are elected to lead the trade in their line, regardless of party. They announce a splendid stock arriving from Zenton New York and Chicago, including cassimers, suiting, caps and men’s and boys’ furnishings. Their store sits at 123 Stephenson Street opposite the Opera House. Look for George Francis Train small bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinongh
Sechrist & Jemon
Zenton
New York
Chicago
Stephenson St
Opera House
Dubuque Visit Highlights Growth and Landmarks
The author visits Dubuque for the first time since 1860, noting a population around twenty thousand, a street railroad, and rapid growth. They tour the Iowa Museum and the U S custom house and post office with Hon. Davin Davin, view grand river bluffs, and dine with local dignitaries including Major Day and Mr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Davin Davin
Iowa Museum
United States Custom House
Samuel
Major Day
Savanna Register
New York and Chicago Patterns Flats and Bonnets at Miss M M Sheets
Fashion notes from Miss M M Sheets showcase New York and Chicago patterns for flats and bonnets. The piece highlights style options and shopping cues for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
M. M. Sheets
Tribute to Rev Crofts at Lutheran meetings in Oreyton Il
The article praises Rev G W Crofts of Oreyton Illinois for a Thursday evening sermon on Christian life and character. It recalls his boyish appearance and remarkable originality of thought, predicting a bright ministry and a pure, faithful career ahead. The piece affectionately wishes him lasting success and a radiant crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
G. W. Crofts
Oreyton
Mr. Crorrs
Morris Wadle
Anan
Crofrs
Grant Heads List of Temperance Fund Contributors
President Grant tops a donor list for the Congressional Temperance Society with 300 dollars. Vice President Colfax and Speaker Blaine each contributed 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Congressional Temperance Society
Colfax
Blaine
Buckmans Billiard Parlor Grand Opening
Buckmans Billiard Parlor on Stephenson street announces a grand opening next Thursday night after a complete renovation by Adamson. The handsome billiard room features fresh frescoes and quality cigars and aged liquors. Buckman invites all to visit and enjoy drinks and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Leen
Adamson
Harry Buckman
Buckman
Stephenson Street
Fry’s
Street cleanup leads to boy’s arm injury from horse incident
The street commissioner reports ongoing cleaning of streets. A dirt pile caused a horse to spook and throw Stef fins' son, breaking his arm. City may need to cover medical costs or a replacement for the boy's arm.
The Champion Shoe at Lymthe's Corner Store
A lively scene at Fry's Block where candidates greet voters with smiles and handshakes in front of The Champion Shoe. Politely eager contenders solicit support while engaging shoppers and passing motorists in a bustling corner.
Court in session with light docket this week
The Circuit Court convened this week on Monday with a light and comparatively unimportant docket. Readers will be informed next week about court activities and outcomes.
Captain Grorukh A. Q. Milirr Visits P O Departmen
A letter from a reader recalls Captain Grorukh A. Q. Milirr of the U S Postal Service calling several times last week. The writer expresses warmth for any contact with Uncle Sam's mail service and invites deputies to visit, noting it costs nothing and is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grorukh A. Q. MiLirr
P.O. Department
Uncle Sam
Profitable Old Lady Hog Earns Hefty Returns
A two year nine month old Polish China sow bred by Sisson Bros of Galesburg Illinois and owned by C. M. Knapp of Silver Creek near Baileyville is described as a profitable hog. By nine months she bore five piglets sold at twenty dollars each. Ten months later eight piglets sold at twenty dollars each. Seven months hence eight more piglets sold at ten dollars each totaling 340 dollars in two years. Estimated weight around six hundred pounds and in breeding condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisson Bros
Galesburg
Ill
C. M. Knapp
Silver Creek
Baileyville
Ier
Butterick Patterns At Miss M Mr Sumer In Town again
Col ReopERMEL was in this city last week and returned to town to engage in railroad contracting. Witras Wanton is in New York City buying spring goods and seeks bargains on return. Col HH Hicks seen on Stephenson street with a shingle still in Freeport then Minneapolis rumored to move again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reopermel
Witras
New York City
Col
HH. G. Hicks
Stephenson Street
Minneappolis
Minnesota
Freeport
Suvrer Re-enters Claim Business in Community
It is noted in another column that GC. Saenen has again entered the claim business. Mr. Suvrer is well known in this community as an experienced and successful claim agent who has earned a reputation for customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenen
Suvrer
New Boot and Shoe Store Opens In Busy Corner
A local notice touts the Chicago Boot and Shoe Store at Stephenson and Chica go streets. Advertisers claim a blue front and red stove, promising bargains with small profits and quick sales for gentlemen and ladies at the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Chicago
Walton
Stine
Reverend McArthur Accepts Lena Presbyterian Call
Rev. McArthur of Rockford accepts the Lena Presbyterian congregation’s call and will begin work there on Sabbath next. He is described as an able and eloquent preacher and his move is welcomed by local Presbyterians. He preferred Lena over a more lucrative offer, and the town hopes he will not regret the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Rockford
Lena
New Illustrated Family Paper Porkiverjs body
The first issue of a new monthly titled Porkiverjs body promises broad content including novels history agriculture fine arts and burlesque with illustrated engravings and a featured poem by Marinos Pierornini of Iowa. Subscriptions run 1.5 dollars yearly with sample copies for fifteen cents and agents sought on recommendation in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkiverjs
Tie Thenry If
Sage
Buitie
Marinos Pierornini
Towa
Henry TE
Saye
Alen Street
Buffalo
New Yor
Tamberling Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixture Proposed
Local notice promotes a new self adjusting curtain fixture by Col Tamberling of Eleroy. It claims simple use and low cost with exhibition available in the office. Suggestion to open a city manufactory and notes several local outlets for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamberling
Col. Tamberling
Eleroy
8. C. Buckman
Staver & Snyder's
Capt. Dunham
D. A. McMillan
Galena Street
Shop opens only at Syimthe’s Corner Store in Fry’s Block
The county’s sole source for the champion shoe is Syimthe’s Corner Store located in Fry’s Block. The note repeats a lone shop claim and provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syimthe's
Fry's Block
Toods Tf
Good Work, True Work, Clean Work at Paeneong JOURNAL Office
Advertisement states AL job work performed at the Paeneong JOURNAL office with satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Prices advertised as low as the lowest and work described as the best. orders by mail are solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeneong Journal
Fisherman Testimonial on Purity of Tone and Durability
A fragmentary note states a long acquaintance with an organ by Isaac Bleekner Mey and the County Superintendent of Schools Freeport Li. It praises the instrument for purity of tone, sweetness, and durability, adding an endorsement by Keen sry Ford a Visa Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Bleekner
Mey
Freeport
Sry Ford
Visa
The Best Shoe Roy the Fartiar and Local Names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a mix of odd terms and possible names like Chigapion Squithe and County Pabst. Language is garbled with unclear context and lacks coherent events or facts to summarize a definite news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Hiachkin
Pabst
Testimony in Favor of Master Growl at Public School Hearing
Oda Bedresten, Davis, and HH Linke file testimony in favor of a master growl at a public school hearing. The plea emphasizes a perfect result and suitable adaptations for church and parlor interiors, urging approval of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Bedresten
Lesq
Davis
Linke
Endg uthered loan offer to suit borrowers
Burchard Barton firm advertises a $3 500 loan arrangement to fit borrower needs. The notice states approval terms and contact points for potential applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard
Barton
Local Grocery Dealer Promises Quick Delivery and Quality
Stephentown Street merchant near Stephenson County Bank claims a year long local affiliation with steady stock. He warns against long on-hand groceries and guarantees best quality. Delivery wagon serves parts of the city at short notice and free of charge.
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Poplar
Stephenton Street
Stephenson County Bank
Skheepant Journal
Cronkeepe
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LI Dore
Uw. Meacham
Ounnell
Lew
Fry'k Block
Pipehar I
Penceny
Colections
Teta
Jelion & von Jewelry
emBoure
Epohen
Ofice
Swain
Thev
Kingsley & Mills
Kingis
Otce
Sstoneman's Block
I. 4
Roachbeep Ree
Knowlton & Sons
Steppepsoa
Ipd Exchange Sree
Ewarts
M. I
Swarts & Stocking
Ceport Hh
U.S
Bidwell
Hot Eporess
Lean Emo Wescott Agney
Bright & Agney
Rev Building
Lawns Nego
Peneral
Frederick C.ingalles
Ley
Chancery
Fry's
Shely
Simmons
Ard Hall
Dr. Swengel
Baltine Dental College
Pelton
J. G. Whitcomb
Rgeon
W.f
Scott Street
W. P. Ulburn
Ollam
Lodap.m. Freeport
Bvddely
Second National Bank
Milwaukee
Hysew York
Pagland Ireland
Evu
John H.addams
EY. Gerreau
la Aiey
Geo, A, Hicks
D.S. Bogart
Peter Sheckler
Sheckler
Grangeville
Wiingix
Insurance Agency
S.P. Prazior
R. Pelce
Miker Jana
Fire Arms
Journal Office
J. Turner
THOSE
Turner
J. Turner & Son
Rmachancery
Collecsion
Dittman’s Block
Courtee Square
Jacob Walkey
Scroggs Lodge
Fentons Mall
Orangeville
James Musser
WBAS
Mureru
Sec
Bratsted
Collectobe
M. Wilson
Paileyville
Ogie Co
Exjid County
B. Schulte
Jan@e
M His
T. T. Abrams
Zaph's
New Court House
N.B
Mouse
Munn
First National Bank
Illinois
Genoa
KE. Brown
Dr. Garber
B. & J. Musser's Slore
White
J. OU. D
Baltimore
J.D. Diffenbaugh
S. W
Waddams
F. C. Ingalls
Meat Market
McHenry’s New Gallery
William Walton
Leland
Maret
Election News
George Francis
Ford & Wise
Toth Ane
Lazarus & Morris
Leedy
Family Carbon Oil
G. M. Clayton
City Crockery Store
Maton
Peoria
Cle Little
Howard House
Ine
Pine Lumber
Wisconsin and Michigan
Howard Hrouse
Ly Rowell & Sanford
Chamberlin
Chris. G. Shuler
South Tide Ponlle Square
Soldier’s Monument
Frnnport
Inz
Washington
Ant
Chris. CO Shur
Cpa
Avent
JH. “McNamarawt Atti Ibhdorey Aynto Eames
Buckman’s Billiard Parlor
Lymthe's
Poland
China
Butterick
Miss M
Mr. Sumer
Chicago Boot and Shoe Store
George Ruston
Ge Depot
Hefreen
van Buren
Exchange
Edward L. Cronkrite
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