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Forty Thousand Grated
L Il u 1T f Il T. f. S,

NOW offer 10 tie public at NY Nursery near
= the village ol DSylou, west side Of Fox river,
ga sale county, lhe largest number aud greatest
'a,ie'y Of
GRATED FRCIr TREES
That can he GuDd midwest of the " abash.
Thry were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed
sH Nuisofy, embracing nearly three hun lred
yar'les If Apple, ihy ,Drir'ics OF Pear, thirty va
mes OF liuhs, Chcries aud Peaches, all 81 TIE
III ircsI ftor, which haze been selected do ING
the Ilsl % ear, 10y the industrious AID iuGciati.
gable pruprr,ors # he Nursery, At a great ex.
pensr, hum nearly all the states in the Union.
aud many If the chs'c vdriies from Europc.
IhFy are n"sly Of two years growth, anl fum
lhrre IN five feet ia height, and Of sufficient ,ze
1" set. Those wishing TO plant orchards ,iii no,
!hiI T. perceive the great a'tap'asc yf .crinr
young aud thrifty trees, reared ia the gam. sni,
and climate in which they are hes,iu,d la b, set,
over those usually brought from different satl
and clmate, the larger roofs AMI Iimls amiu,a
I'D n save ttanspor'ation, and TIE ra1rl5 r1.,.
injured by long Exposure 10 a day atmosphere.
u ELLIS WAIT.
Sept 10 lelG I2-y
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ENTRAORDlNARY!-A CURE FOR
BODY AND MIND.
PnILAprlpnl, Ian. Oh. Is4G


d.. ID. JlyHe:-Dear Sir,-Justice comYels
me u rhake the following statement Of The ezra.
ordinary Ell, els OF your valuable mrLicina--the
iPeTdiirs.
certify that my wife was an icted for four
teen years, during which time hen disease bslllrd
he skill II several enueut pl ysiciaEs; and alt,g
inding that every means that were used failed to
relieve her concluded TO place her in toe Penn.
,ylyania Hospital, hoping hat The care 4, treat
meat she would there receive f ON the ph, si-
clans IN that institution, she might .an be fe.
stored 10 health. But, to my great disappaiit-
menl, she grew worse and worse, and became IN
tir,ly dcrarged IN her mind, AMI | was obliged
10 take her home iacuraLe, and ref nCreasDh
| will here mention that at this time the more
Promln,n mt symptoms of her disease were Dys-
pepsIl and Iver Complaint. attended with SICK
uesS oi the stomach and vomiting Of a very Of
l'nslvc in i'd murus, pains in her head, back a.
stomach, and 10 the region of tie heart, With Vi
,lont attacks # Choc, a troublesome cough
from large quantities Of pherm in hrI throat.
which kept her contnu l'y gnggiag aud relchmp
10 throw II M. She had no appetite aud was
very weak. She also suffered very much from
nlerino disease, by which she was confined to
her bed Add to all the above the dcranecd state
Of her mind, (which at this time was truly awful
ind ynu will De able to { rin some idea Of her al
lciurs.
By the advice Of a friend, NC commenced Civ.
ing her your AEerGiioe, in the doses Of tea.
spoon full three time, day, and found that II
helped her. We also gave bur Ncrmiruyc +, ju-
crease her appetite, aud the Saualive Pills to re-
sullie her bowels. She had not taken two bot
Ties OF the Alternative before it operated upon her
"a a wonderful manner, filling her face with
small ted pmpcs, aud caused her to cyp,c,orlte
large quantities Of corruption, before which. her
breath was 80 of, n,i,c we could not reuain i'm
the mom with her unless the doors were nuep.
Finding the Alternative doing her 50 much good
we increased the d)'c according 10 the dfec.inns.
and she coninvcd 10 improve daily, until She was
restored to health, IN JJiy as vel as in mint,
hope you viii delay no time in LAYING Til q,
before the public, as am willing 10 be qualified
At any time to the truth of the above statement.
and that 1t was your attentive thai cuicd her,
SAMUEL FIELDS,
Bedford street. above Narlbo-o'.
The above Is from a well known AMI worthy
cltilrn Of kensiucton, aui a member of the Meth
nt'st Church, aud hundred. Of families in tint
u"iGhAorhood will testify to the truth Of hi.
statement.
This vnlualla Altcralveis dailg clltciir- cure.
u the most inVe;cra,e cases If Scrniua, King
hNli, Rheumatism, diseases Of the skin, Gatrc,
Fun uis, DNsp"P,n, Sore Eyes, aud all diseases
originating from IN imPulc stats Of the blood.
Prepared at No. SSauih ihid II, Phi,alrphi,
aud sold by GEO. Il. WALKER. Ottawa. 10
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OBs Try.

DIED, on the l2'h inst, at Palestine Grove, at
the residence If his mother, Mr.. jon ATTAIN EGLs.
aged % years.
10 the great cnnsshtion of his friends, be left
the world of nature rejoicing in the Lord, aud cx.
hoHins them tuhc prepared for the same period
OF their natural existence.
DIED in this town, on the l2h inst, Miss
FANNY MArsoN, daughter Of George Mason,
aged 80 years.
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Latin! LatIl!!

A FIRST rate article of bunch la,h is
IA now being made at the Marseilles
mlls. where they will be constantly kept,
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
IN Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and G.
Burr; they are better article than pine
lolh, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost of getting lath from Chicago.
A tocrable article will be sold at 50 per
thousand.
November l2, lS46
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ELOrHS aud wooden goods...Sevcral pieces
" French black very superior cloths, Also,
cassimcrcs, black, bue.back, aud fancy. Mt dif.
ierent prices. Several pieces Of jeans of dntrcnt
styles and a, jilltrcn, prices. Thrce pieces wool
black cloths, cheap Tor cpaks. Also. sleeps
grays, satlineis, ,weejs, etc. ] G NArriSera l6
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate of CeLinda Emil. dsc,osed

Estate Of Csiinda Emil, deceased.
"A LII persons having claims agains, the
- estate Of Ceiinda Emil, deceased,
are hereby notified and required to attend
before the probate justice of La Sale coun-
ly, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa, in said
county, on Monday the Alb day Of Jau.
uary, A. ID. 1916, for the purpose Of hay-
ing The sane adjusted, that being The da,
liked upon by the administrator in pursu-
ance o! the statute. for the purpose of set
ll'"g and 3oius'lug all claims against said
decedenf.
II. BENNETT, .3Em'r.
Ottawa, Nov. 10, 1876,
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A western contemporary says: "a
man down east has invented a machinc 10
renovale old bachelors. Oul Of GOOD
sized. fat, greasy old bachelor, he can
make quite deceht young man, and have
enough left to make two small puppies,
pair OF leather breeches, and a kettle Of
soft soap"
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Wanted,

A GOOD farm of abou, 100 acres,
a with good Improvements, and no,
more than ten miles from this village
The improvements must be good even il
!, >, large. and the price mus, be low; {
,t,er post paid directed TO the subscribe,
lat this p. o., will receive attention, pro
tvided the condition Of the farm and i'm
provements, with the price, are all stated
BRONSON MURRAY.
lava, Nov. 20, 1865
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These are tue principal articles requir.
ed by a soldier, will, however, keep
you informed as TO the price of other
things in my next. A VOLUNTEER
.SmgamV J0urRai.
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Notice.

a VIE slips in the new congregational
4 church IN this town will he offered
FIR sale on the first Monday in December
next, at O'Clock p. NJ. al the church :
such as are not sold will be leased for one
year from the above date. Terms for
such as arc sold. one third down and the
balance in two equal annual payments,
with forfeiture il the payments are no,
completed: for such as are leased, the
rent in advance. Further particulars on
the day Of sale.
by order Of The Trustees.
Nov. 30, 1916.
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4 lhaslLaILs XlN..!AIs!lyI;.,
LH4L4NOE3 GElzl<5 p ST'D9sE

returns s thanks to his friends and the pabI pat
~ extended to him
'm Ne" york. large and desirable
following TOT
is LlLcr linn q ALnLnN -- 20
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EDErrERB\RG \INS.-Drnwn mushns, bun
Il . and bleachcd Canton nannes, with unvihirc
in the line Of Prints I can and ,rlH girc heicr
6HJg7iHs than have been offered heretofore Ia this
market Let no one fail to call aud examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 J q NATrlNGIa.
Oct. 10 1876.
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JoEn lzoniila N.
Fashionable :aI.crIrs.
GEDRGE SLIIX

= ES!ECiFi LILY rttu-us thapt, 10 the ei-
: e. lzcns oi Oda~s ..nd ,lciuiiS IA ia, lil,erul
pa''opoc, he Ia, hcfriuG.c received. ard hcp,s
to mrtlt co1 unuaHco o. ,e same. lis 10 fkp-
ing l. .4Lf'tHsHf il On the 500 h side Of the
Pu' lie square, GyerJ. ard q. Aruour's store.
He IS prepared 10 10 woik on lac NOS, reasona-
hlt terms, and varan's all ruripunt, made Ivy
him to 81. Cu.lrg vii oe done On short notico
and N4rnaic1to htif pmge,ly rade Up. The
Fa.L AID WINTER fhcA,CNS
From New York city, have rsl been rec,i y,d.
thus enabling him 10 frrmsh garments in the
latest md mos, approved style.
" D. Ltmicr, aad masl ki,Ss Of country
Profuce 10" 6eto.e0 IN PagaeatgW ,ryyk.
Uttswl, Oct. .3, | SIC.
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NEW GOODS.

Far Fan and Uinfer 1867.
"A ME Subscribers have Just received
Il their fall and winter stock of goods.
which comprise large and well selected
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes and crochery; all
OF which We offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bought in the county. Our
stock consists in part Of The following ar
'IcIes; black, blue, green and cadet broad.
cloths and ca>imeres, beaver and pilo,
cloths, hard times, tweeds, Kentucky
Jeans and saline's, calcocs and slpaccas
Of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous de Iaine, bombasin, ginghams, cot.
ton and wooden checks, red, white and
green nannels, cambrics, laces, black and
bIne-black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdkFs ilagg, pongee and linen hdkfs,
combs, needles, pins, gloves, m,tens, &c.
CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
Sept II, l646-l2 #
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Estate Of John Moorc, deceased.
A LL persons having claims agains, the
a estate of John Moore, deed, are
hereby notified and requested to exhibit
the same to the undersigned. adm;nislra-
tor Of said estate, or to the Probate Jus
tee OF LA Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof
JOSEPH MOORE, Ram'r.
Sept. IS, 1876
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FEMALE BEAUTY.-CUlPABLE
NEGLECT,

IT has been observed by visitors from coun.
tries, as well as 10y pcrsoAs Of the best cultivated
taste IN tbs that III no country is there larger
class of female beauty and excellence. Than IN
this city. Yet, while the shoc-f,ter, dress.maker.
and mllllner are engaged in Affirming mature,
best stlt to man, one part appears almost totally
neel"cted-thc Hair. How often DO the ravagrs
OF disease lay waste the delicate form Of he fair
and beautiful, and though restored 10 health a..
gain, yet those Il wing lucks which once adorn.
Cd their heads, fall oil, an never again return 10
their original beauty. It Is mconccivlble bow
any person. murc especially lady, can NANTES,
SO much neglect On this point, when a sncycr
filling remedy cln be obtained at No. 8 south
Third street, aud asking for DR.. Jayue's Hair
Tonic, which will perfectly restore this ony nc-
elected part Of female beauty.
What Is a doilar or two to mpleCc the crown.
ing point cf iemai. beauty
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Jack and dog chains, Simmons
% bench planes by framing
carriage springs
anne ppngon back wood
nail axes nan and shoe hammers and
msa" ocmlh hand
u carV'rS pocket and knives fall
~ ore locks and ach
mis- s ana anger bits brass kettles
scales ana weights steeyards
hg shutter trimmings waslbor,
britannia tmce iron and ban table pasn ow
cndestcks
ping KNIVES SHOE horse backing rrubbng gn lock-
cap o"Ger Hasks shot
dog collars ANDY
Shs
u scH'of assorted table butts and bad,
SADLERY.
inee nndTel pairs assorted hames leather, buggy
on buckles
We also continue to manufacture and keep hand
we selling
ages anu we to he
request our oi customers and all others in Of
money Work. donetoo NANFy rItT
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Eaiate Of DIorgaret CooIey. de,,J

Esidte Cf M0rgaret Cooicy, dec'L.
a LL persons having claims against The
1 - estate of Margare, Cooley, deed,
are hereby nnlilied and requested to ex-
hlbil the same 10 the undersigned, admi-
nlstfa,or of SAID estate, or to the probate
justice Of the peace Of La Sale county,
for settlement, within nine months from
the date hereof. JONA. COOLEY,
sept. IL, 1876. .fdm'r.
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Id HHoNer,-AlthWith the public
have bee. often imposed upon by patent neIl.
clncs yet occasionally a really useful and henc.
d'iaI N, JIciur is despisod, neglected merely be.
cause "runI in bad company" am led 10 these
rcmlrks by conversation with a friend few
1'ya sl"cc. she had been aftiirjcd fr several
years vida disease Of the heart, which had AZ.
pannl,y brought her near the grave. One nur
N 8 -kIl.iul physicians was called, who prpnuuu.
ced her disease ncumble An Advertisement nj
Dr Jayne's ENpectorant IN the Register, caught
the eye Of her lends. AID a bottle Of i, was I'M.
mciIatey procured at Bentley & MITCHELL. ia
Noatruse. Before she had taken 1t two laws
there was an apparent improvement. she has
Mt taken two tiles as yet, but her health ha.
been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recommending
tins medicine, but merely state this fact, horirr
that 1t may meet the eye Of some who are labor.
ing under similar diseases, that they NAV like
wise paItlke II its benefits.
rntSn TO H~rtvGvr.
For sale by GEO. L. WALKER.
Nov. 3, 1916. Ouaw,
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New Hat and Cap establishment,

ssh SHp hSSttbtlSlltncht
.,e..---- AT asa Lake ST., Chicngn, ILL.,.
rSs The Subscribers are receiving from
" the East, their FILL and winter sun.
%SSA < ply Of HATS, CAPS and Ours
NsySsa which they will offer to tie public
at the moderate terms.
They viii keep constantly on hand, and man
uiac,urc To order, The most approved STYLES of
Gents Hats, Caps, Furs, &c, aud respectfully
Sollc', share Of public patronage.
Hatters' drugs, trimmings and stock, full as.
sortment; which will be offered to the trade at a
slight advance from eastern prices.
Aeo, choice and select lot Of Ladies' and
Hen. travelling bags, umbrellas. parasols, hand.
kercLeis, gloves, scarIs, stocks. bnsoms. collars
suspenlers, &c, &c, at wholesale and retail, a,
the above number, l6l Lake st. Chicago.
Also, Buffalo robes, coats, and ovcrshnes.
BAKER, MOODY & co.
Chicago, Nov, II, 46-y 90
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VAR WAR!
pc it known unto all persons whom
p it may concern, that
MCMILLAN & BssOTHET.,
NJ ? B,eV,ier's Stone Building, Peru, Limbs.
Have declared war--not against Mex
leo, not against Great Brtain--bul upon
high prices and they hereby pledge
themselves to.prosecutc it with vigor I'M
I'll the prices Of goods are brought down
to standard to meet the eyig'ncies OF
the times, the low price Of Produce &c.
They have laid in, in New. York, BY way
OF ammunition. and wiich they are lust
receiving, large and well selected as
surtment Of
NelC Goods,
consisting in part Of cloths, casimcres.
salinetis, calcoes VERY cheap lnsevs,
danneIs Some very cheap alpacas VERY
cheap silks. bonnc,s. ribbons, wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagging and
thousand other articles usually kent in
a dry good store, but too numerous to
mention.
Al'o, the greatest variety Of mems and
boys caps to be found in this secicn.
Hiso, a large assortment of Readv
mute Cl0thing, such as over.coals. hun.
ung coats, sack coats, frock coats. nanla-
looms of various qualities. vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
.9'so, splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and a. low
prices. also.
WT2,care and Groceries.
H>0, large assormen, Of Crockerv :
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam.
lies furnished on verg reasonable terms
The largest stock of
IRON, Nails end Sioe5
kept in this section Of country. Black
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well to give MS call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen. if Won
feel any interest in buying goods at lone
prices, and in Pa,rouizing those who rul
down the prices of goods. we invite wa
To call at No. 2, Brewster's Stone Build.
ing "a large figure , on each side Of The
door, and you shall be accommodated.
Hhe" bought.
Sept, p MCMILLAN Il BRO.
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Bronchitis, Congls, Consumption -Thous.
nnds die annually with the above di,cascs.-
Jaynes ESpectorant never fails to relieve, and
permanently cures nine out If ten who us it as
directed. For sale by Geo. l.. " alkcr. Ottawa.
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Sign OF tI,e v!ircc Hats.
(NO. 2O2 LAKE ST., Chicago

ono. 202 LAKE ST., Chicngo.)
ry, &c. STEPHENS would re.
Dsl specially announce To the cili.
---NNeS2 zens of Chicago and vicinity
,ha, he is now receiving the lar
~ Ns@ seS, aud best selected stock OF
goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists in partos follows
to wit ;"h''s, caps, NUTS, Bnas, Buffalo robes
and coats, buck mlttcns and gloves, trunks. trav.
cling bags for ladies' and gentlemen ovcr,hres
Indian moccasns, cmvats, suspcnlcrs. shirts
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. He is also man.
u'aclnliuC all kinds of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and others in want
Of goods will do well TO give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere, us he il confident he
can sell as low as any house in the ely Of New
York.
liotters' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for furs aud skins.
Chicago, Oct. 30, 1916. i.-y
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Ezarcss0Nyc AID Stoves, From, Siees Unc'
walls.
TEN, SHELF IRON COPPER WARE mANUrAcToRY.

e l. are now receiving from the east
in addition to our stock on hand, Il
full aud well selected assortment Of
STOVES, HARD WARE, &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee M.
ton improved patterns. Also the -Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves, as.
sorted sizes; fancy parlor aud air lighi
stoves; plain and igured common do. Al.
so parlor coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
ware; pot; kettles; SPIDERS; tea and bake
kettles, ETC., etc.
Also HEAVY ard shelf hardware, such
as anvlls, shovels, spades, grain scoups,
Inv and manure f,,rk = lnr irnrn col h.llnr
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTA3Ll SbMENT.
CONELLY a. BAILEY

SDEftRN thanks to the public for the liberal
q pltrnnagr extended to them, and would
state that they have removed to the mouth side O,
the Guy Hotel 10 tsc bnil ling adjoining the
house lately occupied by J,hn McCary. They
have procured the latest
FdH and ,rinicr Fashions
direct from New York, which will en- be them
IN make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work viii be- done IN the best manner,
and all garments warranted to fit.
Ottawa Oct ,, Si6-lJ
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$50 DO.lGra Reward.

40, STOLEN from the enclo-
IVA sure Of the subscriber, near
(@aA Pm Narseilles, La Sale co. HIS,
NJ G1Fon Sunday night the lst inst,
two HORSES. One a daak
iron gray, shade lighter on the head,
and the end Of his tail white. The 9th.
er white horse, with his left bind foot
crooked over his (etlock joint. The iron
gray is about 6 years old, and II hand,
high: the white horse is about s years
old. and also abou, II hands high.
Areward ofWy dollars will be given
for the recovery Of the horses and appre.
henssion of the thief, or Unity dollars
for the recovery Of the horses alone.
Nov. 6, lSi6-l5 A WhLBRlDGE.
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uIe same 10 lhe undersigned. 2dmdnistra-
tor Of said estate, or to the Probate JUS
tee OF LA Sale county, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof
JOSEPH MOORE, Admr.
Sept. Is, 1876
Ottawa Glove & Mii:en Factory.
a GOOD assortment of buck gloves
"A and miitcns, for sale by The dozen
or single pair by p. THORN.
Ottawa, July 2, 1916.
a quantity of deer hair for sale by
July ,, 1916. p. Thorn.
4 Nash paid for deer skins by
~ July =, 1916. p. Thorn.
nRs. ROWLAND & PEARSONs have re-.
~ moved their office to Rcddck's brick block
at the bead Of the hall stairs. Entrance same as
to The Post Office Aug. 6, 1866
Fever and AgUe.
IA ACKENZiE'S Tonic Febrifuge,
WI never failing cure for Fever
and Ague, for sale by
Aug. 7, 1876. +. PASSNETT.
-, =, ..,,-..,,-, - --------
20 NESTS Tubbs. for sale by
~ ~ Aug. Z, '46-6 G. f. WALKER
>, r,,, e,,ys
VI 'i'' ga " " "''" ''""n ,""S' S"-
LI-h periur ar''c'e, 10, SAFE Dy
-,,---1--'---.--- = y In.
EAThER-SoIe, Upper, Kip and
-EA Calf, for sale by
Aug 7, '46-6 G. Z. WAIVER.
1-IVF>.11-r1V-n11-rc
Il dcle, for sale by
Aug. Z, '4G-G &. L. WALKER.
~ITnC,,n,,,r
& r ~" N 'N' -, ~ '''l,'[ =. IRON,
- -, 'e" Nl'."'IS' 90 o'G' C'"'e ',"
- .'''''. S.so'' s'ou =, 'r,', ior re D!
90 . 7O-o' - L. " " '''' !" ~
'I 49, . -''i -'c'S'
ID nv L." o''"1"'ft'5'
~ Persons wishing - sVNpIy them
~ '.' ",' ''''' > 'u"'''o "'i'!
USE VIII und Tie most suitable article III
the store Of J. G., NATriSCER.
. ~
URON, 4 rood assoAmsn, Of J,,ia,a
a iron, low for cash a. the brick store.
Peru. July 80, 1919 NYu. purL g. Co.
EANIEIG aa2l.lS.
VI UnSL'S Peoria raruiur mills lar
l. E''' s'"e' r",'P '"r t"Sn az Va.
orcN store. W VI. PAUL IL co.
~ 80 - - ~
-"' y ,' nas ' sapea, -a ,,n &C
window paper. and larre assor,no,, -,
wall papcr. Alsn. 4 piecos s,r,;,or;r,
Zoo,
August %, 1916. WALKER.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

II AVE jus, received q, the r, jcL Store. di.
y rect from New York emil Boston. fresh
stock of Fall AMI Winter Goods, to which we
invite public attention.