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loaned IN tins country.
The Governor asks :

III lnc HtSosANO 3oA 'A-S $1,000 5000
of this county.
No one is coeYced 10 act with them by fear.
No one is forced TO join, OF deferred from sece-
ding. hy threats Any member can make volun-
tary payment of rent 10 or purchase a title OF
William p. Van Rensselaer, without the assent OF
the Association. All contributions to the iunos
of the Associations are voluntary anc there is no
rigid enforcement of assessments. Indeed, lhere
are more Anti Renters III principle and ieeIng,
among the tenants rot members OF any oil inc
associations, than belong to them. In Inc city
of Troy, large part of which is suolsct 10
qround.rents, they are by common consent CO
nau6ed asa severe tax and heavy curse upon
tho Mace. The Anti Renters but not the Indians,
hore the sympathy of nearly the whole body OF
he citizens OF Troy. All feel anxious that the
tenants NAV be legally, peacefully, and rghtiully
rc,;evea from the cdious and onerous conoltlons
If their leases and yet there IS but one feeling
in Troy in relation to the Indians All desire
that their illegal combination mev be proKen up,
and the contrivers and supporters OF 1t punished
And that too is the desire Of the great oooy OF the
tenants. Probably nine tenths even OF those VITO
have been insane enough to put On Inc dsguAss'
ard half Of them are boys, are now Mccarthy
ashamed of /, and sorry for It. lhey haVe so'
over their delusion and come TO shelf senses
Only those against whom warrants are issuca' VI
who are afraid of being arrested, will continue 10
resist, and they will DO taken as opportunity
offers If the Legislature wall pass the two nlll'
introduced by Mr.. Coming, the one sga'nst me
practice of disgusting, and the other authorislng
The Sheriff to call the military to his assistance
he will very soon put an end to the difficulties
in this county. No body can be more anxious
for it than, the tenants.
The Governor further asks the tenants:
..rra, tb;, view of their and say nothing
of ,eiY duties society and te: county can 5hs hene
c and sustain those who openly set the laws at Defiance
d bo courss calculated 70 subye!t the government
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step inwad the ina adlgs Dsut Of The disputed eul
Questions IaToed the controversy, oiheI than that which
taken by the criminal elert!o8 of physical force %
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.EUL AND USEFUL FANCY Az
Giles FOR PRESENTS.

! y. L. SANDS & 20.
I Il TIL. GRANITE BUILDING, % BROADWAY. CozN.z or
| Cu,Nspr-
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Dr. j. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival ~ Washington To open
N office ~ SURGEON Dentist, pteenrd 10 the eers from
severn TRENDS New York OF the igs.t respecnbty and
stnndng containing THO strongest and most favorable test;
otha. To the excellence ot hS private chnfncier and
hi, SUPERIOR professional Qualifications these satisfactory
e,denc OF The sun and the ucu, rdnce NJ 10
.nga.e tho professional 81 Dr. D.ye Tor
family Gul ry wife and myself able, from persona
oSarenc. 20 ld equally favorable tas;nOpy IN hs
f,yr as . gentleman nod skllfu ie'tst This 'estmgny
this given by me- well in oodrns 10 the earnest ,oca
op Of res1e,tabs and worthy friends New. York. who
have Tor nn1y yerrs experienced the sr md dety OF tho
doctor IN his profession, my CONVICTIONS oi hls per-
sonri rnd nf5tssi.Dal merit SlLAS WRIGHT.
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The subscribers have this day enter
- ed into co.paitnershp 70: the purpose OF tIGnsacting
general Dig Good. Importing and Iohb:ac Business under the
firm Of MANNING J. pkiCNARD; and will occupy inc
store No. a Beavei.:rsct. x. Il. MANNING,
inl In WIN. II. PKICHARD.
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DREsENTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
4 airy Land and other Sketches, illustrated, by Farley.
Ist. I[.aves Tor Little Reader, by Pafey.
Prayer Sooas and Bibles, iiie binding.
hnn,inIs OF yarotiS kinds. For SHE ~
d22tf HUNTINGTON !; SAVAGE, Us Psnrist-
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FI1EEIu--.. SMITH DOH;E. 81 Bond street, oieD his
! nenis Rnh the public cn,ife n-w method Of asteHng
aifca teeh Il 81 hs invention, secured By letters
aatant rad used by himself only in,hrs city.
From Hon. Sllas Wngh IT,. ;. senator cm tho Siae OF
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GHHE subscriber has hand extensive stock OF Periodical
Z and Standard works, which he offers Tor sale at the lowest
cash p;res Also good assortment OF juvenile anl Scn0u
Books every ptioD; Bibles 6i all sorts and descriptions
Hymns Psalms and Prayer Books fo the different d-nonin
tOus: Blank Books from cents upwards Law IL INKS:
Foocap nnd Let,e: Paper: Noe Paper and Enyeope rso
pinr Paper Qu ind steel Pens: Noe Books Tor the differ
en-, churches. All the cheap Publications be had at this
counter all the Monthly Aasaznes and large collection
of Muse. The Shakespeare Circulating Library containing u
wards Il four Thousand volumes
Brown, S-.lElnerpretng Blhle, Life Of Christ.
A ibeIu per ceDihge u Carriers
IL All Al MAZE.S Old E.nbnhmeni. 81 Bleecksr..t
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-DEiI'Z, BROTHER & co.
NJ. IL Jo-,. --,..,- Mn. YOr-

AND No. SO FuLToI-SraEET, BnooRLiY.
Original and sole fthe por
LaAI3. Also uGotacu:es Gad dsaeT IN improved Can
phens lamp: Sn7a: Lamps, GsctOe.. H iG;p nHt i-lI
etGs Astral c5 s,a- Sa, Cnlmnle5 red IS ~ Giis-sr
al kinds, Lame y lei, lsfn D, CGnpnsne and gIn
low prce. inr - x,. S@p2
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Il A{y JtRD-toiLECIIns oY uEBrS IN THE NoRTu-
J. WEsr.--E. y. WASuBuRNt, Attorney at Law, Ga
ea (lnn,l wit give ms aitrni the collection of Jebs
due New York Merchants t,H!pHn, Rockford md Rock
Island illinois, IN Du Bugue, Iowa. in Plniterile. Poosi.
prir.e iu Chan, Mineral Point ngt Madison. Nsconln.
Hs!ar 10 u. A. Ct,HHAN Z Co.; DoREMus, suYpAM &
NIXON, New. YORK. III
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hTOTICE-Nr. EDWARD SAVAGE is this day ndini,;ed
partner IN ern. The business OF Publishing and
Booke.ng will be Continued heretofore, the
HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE,
January lst. ls4j. Ul93w al6 PeaIlst
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HiSSOLUrlON.-The CO partnership heretofore existI.g
~ b2t;v the subscribers. under the FIRM % NEIILER
* HnLCOMB his day dissolved by mutual sonseni. t.
NEITHER alone authorized 10 sign the OF the firm IN
liquidation + METrLER.
\euyp-k lar l.!
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TIE undersigned vii continue the Fa-cy Goods AMI Tewelfy
business rs formerly on his individual account los Pearl!
street. J. 7. VAN Fps.
New York, January TO- 1stj. ialS Tweed
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YpliN T. WATT Attorney and Cpuu'c'or ut Law and
y smm,,orer 20 tlse ackn.w Judgements :, Deeds ana De
ons IN ~rn. fer the State ~ New. York. NORWICH
com vii iegois particular attention 10 the collection Of
CLAIMS. m
IVA. &. Fly. tUew e huntington Dwight Johnson, Fellows
RviI, (; scu,,Ier uSi ata,s3mt
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r1NHE SUBSCRIBERS have In, day formed coparner-
sl!p iOf Faa,acng DsuI=c AMI iieneral iiry Goods
Commission H4slne., under 20 ii'c-o vi STANTON. RlCl
ARDS & HOLLiSfsR They may ielnd iot th- present
L; the store No. 10 Beayers;. j.. &: STANTON.
T.. u. RICHARDS,
w II. HOLLlSTER,
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nRY GOODS AT RARGhINS.-The sub.cnbcrs take
~ this opportunity nfiGormnS tie Ladies oi New York,
that ay pIeparedi 10 offer great bargains IN by
Goods: Their stock OF Broad CGt tassueeS
md SaiIuets. onhaznes heIlnoes and Apaccas, Lnen
Sire ting, Table Linen, Toweng Napkins. Diapers &c.
Cashmere de Laue, GDghams, Prints, Cotton Shrsnss
and Shrtugs. and all other Reasonable Goods. Ladies
nrs nrited III their stock and make them
selves acquainted with their prices before purchasing elsewhere
ITO w. u. GREGORY & co. us Spring st.
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FstEN DOLLARS RENARD.-VIcYsBuRs B.SxST
"A certificate loy ,hty shsrs oi NcAsbnrg Bsgk Stoch.
IN the asne Of Bucksy 4 Peck, aud pnulefred SS with
Power Of tt;Orcy attached, ,Si on saturday 81 Meich
twas ercio,aj ette-. md lostnn lis 10 NaS Ihe
above vii De pad by lcayla. 1t ihomTscas Office, q Wal!
mil-ou
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New. York. I6.h January, ISIS. III ii
nISSOLUTiON.-Tle Copar.ner,hip herafofore >x.tiag
~ between thu slbscnhers, under The nm of j. P Van Epf
& Co. s day dissolved " mutual Mr. j. p. Nan
Fps alone authorized 20 syn the OF The firm in duGG-
ton. JOHN ? VAN Fps.
AUGUSTUS :. FOSTER.
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Ssr ANrED--A rtuaticn IS vented b. Young Man n
some 7,pec-shic Stauoaey and Blank Beck ESsabl,h
rcrt Nc;ss coaVsf'8s; Vlt! ottsS, = tho
tty ~ r1ny wears i't, References ssy1u Peas. a.'fess
N.RCsro n IL, Office q Ia E5SGle. Jl3iH'
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Coffee ~ Rice.

BOnmcts and Palm Hat 6.
n AIDES Florence Braids,
A Satin Straw Bonncts,
Ladies' and Misses plain straw bonncts, large lot.
Women's hoods and Cyprus bonnets, firm to Is.
Mems and Boys Palm Leaf hats,
Mems Leghorn hats,
Mems double brm Polm hats,
Mems trimu'-a do do
ALso-lIorse hair and s.-----itsaits, for trim
ming bounets. For sale at the store 8, -. q i
May l6, 1915. J. q. NATTlNGER.
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it, and, whenever the supply is short, will
pay the price it commands, rather than
be deprived of it. There is more than
tenGold the quantity brought into our mar,
ket, now, that there was ten years since,
and yet those who have it, find much
reader sale than they did then, and at
better prices too.
Why, then, should not The culture OF
good fruit be more extensively engaged
in! The demand is one which may be
permanently relied on, and the profits are
certainly such as to commend it TO favor
able consideration. There are many III
stances where the net annual income OF
single cherry tree, is greater than that
Of an acre of cultivated ground, taking tho
average of the whole country.--WOrCeS-
ter (MaSS.) Spy.
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Chicago fsnraci,

WHEAT arrives freely considering the
season, and although prices have declined
in consequence Of the anticipated large
amount to come forward. yet to the pro-
Queer they are FUing prices. The re,
ceipts last week averaged abou, Loco
bushels per day. We shall expect at
increase this week. 80 cts. for spring
and 62! fer winter, are correct quotations
The quality is excellent.
OATS come in sufficient quantity fol
city consumption, and bring % cts.
FLOUR retails at SO 81 a 81, with bu
little arriving from the country.
SALT. The market is gluued, it sells
slowly, at Sl,25.-DaiW News, .Aug. 4,
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The scenes in the circle will combine great
variety equestrian performances, many Of which
arc entirely new. The wonder Of the age, Mr.
Il Turner, the best single horse rider in The
world, will turn backward sOmcrscts over can
vass 10 feet wide in going round the ring, aligh-
ting OH his feet, the horse at full speed. Mr.. T.
Is the only person that has ever attempted this
daring feat. Mr. n b Turner, on six horses, a
most splendid performance challenges any
performer in this scene. w Il Stout and his pu.
pill Master Nevills, on two horses, will execute
many daring performances. Double lsaping and
double somersetts by " Myers, the great aero
balic wonder. The infant prodigy, Master New
ills, will execute a splendid act on his famous
horse Buckeye. Slack rope by Master James, as
the Air Borne Hero. Fancy act by o Bell.
Freeman as the lndia-Tubbcrman Comic songs
and fancy dances, living pictures and classic sta
tuary. The Congo Sercnaders will be introdu-
ccd and sing many popular songs, rofrains, etc.
Clown to the circle, w II Stout. Riding mas
ter, W Myers.
For particulars see large and small bills.
Nessrs,June and Turner are satisfied that there
is not Circuscompany in the United States that
equals theirs in point Of equestrian talent and
variety Of performances.
Doors open at , o'clock =-sy>-,nldnce to COM
mence at p o'clock, IN. Admisslon-Box 80
cents; Pii 20 cents--Childrcn to box 20 cents.
QTrhe above will be exhibited at Newark on
Friday, August Slh.
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Culture of Fruit.

We are almost daily reminded Of the
necessity of more general and extensive
culture of good fruit in New England, not
only as means of supplying the increas-
ing demand, but as the most profitable
branch Of culture when judiciously con-
Quoted, that can be engaged in.
A few days since, an article in the Bos-
ton Transcript, spoke in terms of COM
plant Of the high price demanded for
cherries, strawberries, and fruits general
ly, in the markets of thai! city, and seemed
to impute il to the grasping and over
reaching disposition of those engaged in
the traffic of those articles. We have
had occasion, also, TO notice the good
prices which similar fruits bring in our
own market. We have not, however,
been inclined to attribute any blame, on
that account, TO the dealers in them. We
know that they pay literally for what they
buy, and that they are unable TO supply
the demand, even at their prices. OF this
we have been reminded, by the repeated
applications we have had from them, to
sell portion of the limited supply, which
we are enabled to gather from our own
restricted premises. The whole cause of
the difficulty is, that the demand is grea-
ter than the supply; and, so long as that
continues to be the case, prices will, ne
cessarily be high. And, we believe, it
will be the case for long time yet to
come.
Good fruit is one OF the articles for
which the demand always increases, in
proportion TO the facility with which it
can be oblained so that an increase of
the culture brings with it an increase in
stead Of dimnu,ion of the demand.
Families, which, when situated so tina,
they cannot conveniently obtain it, think
little of it; when they come to be where
d 70" .s"s", - ~, .~;li M, do yv;,bout
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The number OF deaths in New York
last week, as stated by the official report
were 474. This awful sweep of the fell
destroyer included % men, "a women.
1877 boys, and 1913 girls. This increase
of mortality is doubtless rightly attributed
10 the excessive heat Of the weather.
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The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph learns
from the state treasurer that there is al
most enough at this lime in the treasury
TO NEE, the interest on the state debt and
that there can be no doubt of their ability
to pay it all on the lst of August.
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TIL E OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
Rev Store at Ottawa.

bargains Bargains bargains!
TGNiIE subscriber has just opened in this place
L u large and well selected stock of goods, a
good part Of which was bought at Philadelphia
this spring, at very low rates. The assortment
will be found general, aud the prices as low as
goods are sold for atany other place in the west,
by such as want to pay their debts and make an
HONEST LIVING. The stock consists of the fol-
lowing, in part:
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Books q Stationary, Queensware,
Brushes, Glassware,
Boots & Shoes, Cordage,
Groceries,,
With a good assortment of Fine Teas,
Florence, Braid, and Straw Bonnets,
Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats.
A large stock ofAr. Flowers & Gimp Trimmings
ALSO,
\ lot Of Ohio made Saddles, Harness, Brides &c
Calf and Kip Skins and Upper Leather.
Weavcr's Reeds, Brushes aud Shutles.
Call at the house lately occupied by
Mr.. Burr, one door north Of the Mansion
House. J. G. NATTINGER.
Ottawa, Nav l6, 1915.
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Congress Spring at Saratoga, is said
to be one of the most productive pieces
of property in the Union. 1t yields an
income of $4,000; its waters are bottled
in vas, quantities, and it is sent to every
portion of the civilized world, and more
recently to China. A little acid added,
and it ellervesces freely, making delici.
Gus lemonade.
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ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
NOIicc 10 Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Of
~ flee of the Illinois and Michigan Canal at
hockport until the 18Th of August 1915, for all
the graduation aud masonry now required upon
unfinished portions of the Canal between Chca-
go and La Sale.
The quantity Of earth work amounts to about
900 600 cubic yards. Plans and specifications
in detail will be ready at the Canal office after the
10Th of August for the examination aud iniorma-
ton of such persons as may wish to offer for the
work.
Persons DESTROYS Of making tenders, are notified
that they will be required to produce satisfactory
testimonials of the ability to undertake aud pro-
secute encrgeticaly, the work which they may
wish to contract for.
Proposals to he addressed and forwarded to the
Engineer of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
Lockport, Illinois.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
w. II. SWIFT, President.
Lockport, July 9th, 1918.
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Administrative Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
"a. the estate Of Lyman BurgIt dec d.,
late of Livingston county Illinois, are
hereby notified and requested TO attend
before the probate justice Of said county,
at his Office in Pontiac, on or before the
first Monday in September next, for the
purpose Of having them legally adjusted.
MARY &. BURGlT, .Hdm'T.
June 6, 1915. 5l-6
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Ottawa Recess.
MES O'CONN NOR

] II NJ T. - y = y n Y U II
NNTOUhD inform his friends tha, he has re.
w moved few doors north of his old stand
to the new building which he has lately been fit.
ting up, where he will always be happy to wait
upon the public. Hc will always keep his ban
well supplied with the best of liquors. and his Ia.
bic with surh refreshments as cannot fail to sui
the palntes of the most iastidious. A liberia
share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
July 20, 1915. 5~y
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Brick.

400 600 BRICK for sale by the subscrib-
IOo,oOo or, now ready for delivery at Mr..
Hackctt's brick yard in South Ottawa The SUI
perorily of the material on that side over any
other in this vicinity is well known. If any
doubts. it is only necessary for them to examine
the brick to he convinced. Said brick will be de-
Iivcred in town. il required, aud at corresponding
prices paid Cor brick made in Ottawa. Purchas-
crs will coll on Mr. lIacket at the yard. or on the
subscriber, q. BURR.
Ottawa, June 25, 1915.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims agains,
N the estate of Thomas Burnham, de.
ceased, are hereby notified aud requested
to attend before the probate justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in OF.
tawa, in said county. on the lllh day Of
September, A. D, ls45, for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted, that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said deccdent.
DlNWELL LATHROP, AGmr.
July IL, 1915.
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Lands for Sale,

TENHE undersigned offers at reduced
Ii prices the following lands lying in La Sale
county, viz:
In township 30, north range 3 east-n and W
h sw sec 20; sw q sec 10; sw and W h NV sec
%, s h sec 80; and sec Is.
Int 80, II e--nw q OF sc q sec l0 SC q
sec II h Sc q sec 10.
Int 33, n ! Csc q sec 70; u nc Fl q, and
h NV lr q sec 81.
Int33, nr2 en- h and Sc q sec 9; ne q sec
70; sw q, and " h NV q sec IL; sw q sec Is,
In 33, nr3 e-sec 6; NV q sec s.
Int3i, r3 c--scc y
In "a, n 4 &c h sc sec 4.
In 81, n II &c h ne sec 10.
Terms, one.third cash, and the balance in two
wears. Jun colt BRONSON MURRAY.
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DIR. IL. T.. Adams,

HAVlNG become a citizen of Ottawa, offers
II 4. his services in all the branches of his pro-
iesson, to tie inhabitants of the town and yicini-
ty; also, to strangers who may be SO unfortunate
as to need medical aid. From his experience in
the treatment Of al diseases incident TO the west,
he hopes to render himself useful servant TO the
Public.-Dr. A. can be found at his house on the
north side Of the new public square, one door
east of the old canal office.
Ottawa Aug s, 1915 7-tf
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The last Call

A LII persons indebted to II. B. Elliot
"a by note or book account, are here.
by requested 10 pay up, otherwise their
notes and accounts shall be left for collec-
ton, and tina, vigorously and immediate
lv. II. b. ELLIOTT.
Lasalle, Aug. |, 1915.
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To the Lovers of Fine stock.
Administrators Sale.

nj Office is hereby given that by
u virtue of an order of the LA Sale
county Circuit Court at the March term
thereof, a. d., 1915, upon application of
l.. l.. Bullock and Abigail Hull, admins
traitor and Administrative of the estate OF
Joseph Andrews, decd, the following
real estate will be sold at public auction,
on Saturday the 9Th day of September
next, TO satisfy claims against SAID dece-
dents estate, viz: all The right and title
of Joseph Andrews, deed, to sixty acres
of the south half of the southwest quar-
ter of sec. %, town. 81, n R3, east OF
the 3D. p NJ. Also, the southeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter of the same sec
ton.
Sale TO take place on the premises be,
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. M, and
8 o'clock, p. M, at which time the terms
Of sale will be made known by
l.. l.. BULLOCK, admir-.
ABIGAIL HULL, adm'r.
Aug. 8, 1915. &c
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Oxen.
Fish,
Groceries Il Hardware.

Groceries Il Hardware.
lust RECEIVED
oB Prime Rio and Havana Coffee,
Now Orleans Sugar and Woasses,
Loaf Sugar, Young Hyson Teas,
Alspice, Pepper, Saeratus,
Ginger, Cloves, Nuimegs, Cassia,
Rice, Tobacco. Soap, Candles,
10 bbls. Dried Apples, etc.
Also
Grain and Grass Scythcs, scythc stones and rifles,
Pitch Forks. Manure Forks,
Shovcls and Spades, Boston Nails, Floor Brads,
Mill and Cross.cut Saws, Trace Chains,
And good assortment Of sheli-ware.
may 80, 1915. CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-08
CIlurnS.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
\ uST received and for sale low for cash or
% produce, good assortment Of Summer
Goods, such as
Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds,
York DENNIS, Plaids,
Blue billings, &c. Fancy Prints,
Nous de Lanes, Kid Gloves,
French Il Pr'td.Lawns, Fancy Hdks.
Picnic gloves & mits, ItalianC
Silk q cotton Hdkls. Edgings,
Black & White Lace, lnsertings,
81 Green Barage, &c. SC.
Also, good assortment of
Groceries, Hardpare. Crockery, and
Boots g. Shoes.
May 30, 1915. CUsHMAN & GRIDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-08
S2j REWARD.
Straycd or stolen,

ESRoM the subscriber liv-
sfA Il ing in Ottawa, on the
;>~-1 I'm Sd of July, a large BAY MARE,
GJ-SAW four years old, black name and
ess;t--zzssazssGSsa tail, shod with spring heel
shoes all round, a few grey hairs on the
flank, on the left knee sore caused from
blister, trols in harness and PAGES un-
der the saddle.
The subscriber is willing to pay libe-
raj reward to any person who will return
said mare, or give information where she
may be found. JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, Ills, July IL, 1915.