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JOHN B. STRYK Err

Of The late frns cf Nfwkirk q S'ryher, and
&ryker d Pogue,
HAS resumed the Wholes ale Dry 'ods Busi,
L ness, and now offers for sale, at Nos. l2 and
IA Bank street, Philadelphia, odj'lnlrg Myers,
Cla.hom q Cos Auction Store. NJ. "a Market
street, a general assortment of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased a, auction al II very small advance for
cash, az cry sccepianc's.
Believing that his long experience in purchasre
will enable him To sch his Goods al the lowest Mar,
ktt p,ices, he invites hi. old friends, and other,
wis ing to buy, to favor him with call.
Philsdephs, Nov. |, lSi5. .-6m
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Fail and Winter Dry Goods,

iu.t received among which are the following Su-
peIiine French Brosdcloth; West If England DO;
Heavy Beaver do frs' rate article fr Overcosts,
aud a grea, variety nf Wool Dyed, Black sn1 Fan
cv Cos,im"re.. Sa,iues, Mousselin.d, .hine-. n p-
Ar.lau es Cs,hmeres Aiparcis, &C., &c Also. =
hroutfu assortment of G ,lcocs Of the latest .yIs
nd ,a,,er which vi b. -old chrspe thln ever !;
also, No hen AMI other Shswls iR g'eat yarieiy.
from 40 cts 10 $40; a general or'ment { Ho-
sicry, G ves, Susp'nders, Mutt, &c, &c; LARGE
assortment Of Women, Mems ana Misses Gum
Sho S which viii he sold cheaper lhan ever before
oil, ?ed.
He has likewise, in addition tn the shove stock,
IN extensive assortment of Qusen'ware, Hard'pare,
SGidiery and Groceries from To 10, l29
aud 6 cts. per H. Good Coffee al 10, Very Best
a,l2t Also n ,ils; S,ikes; Iron; SandeTsnn's best
Cast Steel, English American and Sweed Blister
do-in shout, every n ng hat i. usually kept in a
Country Store, ali of which will he sold at very
reduced prizes.
IT Country Produce Of all kinds taken in eI'
change for Goods.
! Suuhmy, NV. 22d, lsi5
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that they will resist the fire OF building m The
world. The outside case of the Safes are made o.
boiler iron. the inside c,se of soep-tone, and be.
tween the outer case and inner case is space Of
some inches thick aud Is filed IN With inde'i ue-
uhle mnteIi,l sn rs ,o make II an imp"sShIhly L"
ever burn any Of the contents inside Of this Cle''
These Snspsone Salmsnders we are prepared
and do chsllrng- the weird to pra'uce any sric|e
in the shape of Book Safes hat will stand a. much
heat, nnd we hold ourselves ready Il, all limrs t"
have hem ry tesIe hv public ho'hre, ,houli
nv Of our competitors feel DISPOSED to try them.
w" slsn continue t. manufacture and keep cn-
>tantiy on hand, lsrGe and g n'tal assortment "i
our Premium Air.tigh, Flre Prnnf Safs. e which
we have a large quantity in use. AMI III ev"'y In.
stance they have gwen entire satisfaction to the
puTchasers-of which we will refer the public 10 a
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. & Il. Taylor, l29 moth 81 ST.; A. Wright
& Nephew, Vine ST. wh,d, Alexander Csror, Con.
vryancer. corner of Fibert and 9th s's.; John VI
Ford, 80 north 81 st.; Mvers Bush, 90 nhrh 81
st.; Bailey & Bro,her, 1873 Msket i; James NJ
Paul. loi south Alb St; DR. David Jayne, south
80 st; Matthew L. Miller 20 south Sd ST.; ard
W. could name some three or four hurdrd Others
If il were necessary. Now we invi'e he at nlnn
! of the public, aud particularly those ia want oI
Fire Proof Safes to call at our store bfore puTcha
sing elsewhere, and we think We can satisfy them
that they will get helteI and cheaper article al
our store than any other establishment in the city.
| We also continue 10 manufacture seal and Co
| pying Presses, made in such a manner as to an.
swer both puryoses Hosting Machinrs, Fire
| Proof Doors, with our own manufacture of lock,
on them, with d. Evsnss Patent keyhole covrl
attached 10 he same; plain and ornamental lror
Rating, &c
| n B-We keep constantly on hand large as
snItment Of our Patent slate Linrd Rrfiiger tns
Water Filters and Coolers and have also OF
hand several ,ccond hand Fire Proof Chests taker
in exchange for ours, which we vii. dispose OF a
very low prices.
Philadelphia. January 2ilh, ls46.-ly
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Edward Crutch,ey's Estate.

IA Office Is hereby given. that letters of ad.
" mlnlstrsinn on the estate of Edward Crutch.
ly, late Of Poirt township, Northumberland coun.
", decd, have been an,ed TO the subscriber. All
persons indebted 10 said estate, or having claims
against the same are reque-ted 10 call on the sub
scrlber, at Northumberland, and settle without de-
lay. ID. 5. DODGE,
Jan. l7th, ls46-6t. Admir-
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ID I r ID Z.

On the 9th inst , Mrs. MARY BERGER, of
this place, aged "a years.
In Milton on the 3lst ult, Mr.. JOHN DAVID.
SON, aged about II years.
In Lewis township on the 3lst ult., Mr.. JO-
SEPH TWEED, aged about 80 years.
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LAST NOTICE,

TIME St"re Books, Accounts and Noes OF II.
Il b. Masser, have heen placed in the hands II q
magistrate for coilec ion. Persons whose accounts
have been Of long standing, may save costs by set.
,llne ,he same without further delay.
Sunbory, Jan. 3, le4s. II, b. MASSER
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HENRY MASSER'S STORE

the very best articles are sold a, the very low =
prices. Now come. on and all hu, don't al com,
al once. and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where YOU will find Spendld Assortment o
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Democratic County Convention.

VI>HE Democratic Electors of Northumberland
Il county, are requested to elect delegates, in
their respective townships and boroughs, on Satur-
day the 2lst inst, to NEE, in county convention in
Suntury. on Monday the 23j. for the purpose Of
electinr delcp to the 4,h of March convention
A JORDAN.
ABRAHAM SHrPMAN,
J. ID. HOFFMAN,
Sunhury. Feb, IA, ls46 Standing Com.
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David Kaseman's Estate.

NOTlCE is hereby giv,n tina, letters of admin.
~ istrston have hecn granted to the subscriber,
the estate of David kasemsn, late of Rcsh town.
ship, decd All persons indebted to said estate, or
having claims aeaius, the ssme, are requested to
call and settle without delav. The subscriber wili
attend f'r that purpose, ., The house of VIM. Far
row, in Sny1eistnwn, 90 FRIDAY and Saturday, the
Goth and 2lsi of February next.
FREDERICK KASEMAN,
Jan. l0h, ls46.-6. Ad'mr.
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N A rs K lie ID.

On the 9th inst, by c. Bower, Esq, MIR. JOHN
SrEEcE to Miss SARAH HAAS, both of this place.
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STATEMENT
OF TIE
BOROUGH SUPERVISORS.

CHARLIE. Muller and JonS LAsnAU. late Super
p;sors of the Borough Of Sunbury, in account
mith sad Borough, for The year commencing
May, 4a, and ending May, "A
DR.
To whole amount assessed by said SuperN
yi.o,s, amounting to S542 sol
To der in favor If sid late Supervisors
on the present Supervisors Of said Bo'
rough, for balance due, Ga 95!
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CR.
By sundry expenditures for labor in re.
pairing roads ard highways; as slo,
repairing and making rmbsrkmen's
within said Boroueh, as per receipts, a.
mounting in the aggregate to s4OS 2oi
By this amount paid Ebeneezer
Greenuugh, on account OF his
demand against SAID Borough. SIT l3
BY do. paid Lewis Dewart, on
account of do, l72li
- "a s4a
Bv bslsnce due G. Miller, on order dated
Oct "a, lsi2. fI SAL, from Benjamin
Krohn on F. l. ZsIns, collector OF tax.
and by him accepted, and remaining
unp'ld ooo
Bv this amour, paid, consisting of sundry
borough orders, amounting IN the sg'
Prgae to ~ 7o
By exoners,ons Of urcollected tax, rs
sp, Gifted on Auditors book, 20 4o5
By COM ensatory allowance for services
rendered as Supervisors, including Au-
ditOrs' fees, s., 'o w
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MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite the Court House,
- n ~ 1rYy - ~, q, xysa

- THE Suhscrihsr who assisted for re.
verl years in the management of the a.
.::..kS, bove Hotel lately kept by NJ. s. A. Bra
EA-EEsdy. b gs leave to inform The travelling
public, that be has taken the s>ahl ehment on his
own account, on the first of January, ls46.
The House has, Of late, Undergone many impor,
tant slteaions and the present conductor promises
to leave nothing undone To make It a comfortable
and agreeable. a. we'll as cheap and nccommnda
ting stopping place for strangers who may visit our
furnishing village. No pains nor expense will be
spared tn FL the table and the bar with the best the
mukets afford, and with III determination to de
woe his entire personal attention to the comfort OF
hose who NAV make his house their temporary q.
hode, and aided by active. careful and obliaing
wants, h. hopes to give gen raj satisfaction, and
ceive a liberal share Of custom.
nr Large and commodious STABLES are at
iach.h to the es ahl shrcnt which are attended by
careful and obIiging no tiers.
GIDEON NJ. sHOOP.
January Gath ls46.-,f
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subsequently became the target for the invisible

subsequently became the target for the invisible
assassin. His letter concludes thus:
"With reference to the contents of the papers,
will take the liberty to remark, that they were
Of nature to enable me to predict, more than
six months ago, to the Hon. David Henshaw,
Messrs. Clinton De Witt of New York, and Gran.
vile Parker of Worcester, my counsellors, and
many others, the present state Of affairs in Mexi.
CO; and now confidently state, that within
twelve months from this date Santa Anna will
be viceroy Of Mexico. And further let the
Spanish government look to it, or Cuba will
change masters. With reference to my predic.
tions as to Santa Annals position within twelve
months, wish to insert this clause Propiding
he does not SELL or has not Sold his kno,cledge Of
English intrigue TO the Spanish government"
This is certainly an extraordinary epistle, and
as regards the prediction-nous rerrons.
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EVANS g. WATSON,
No Is SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Opposite The Philadelphia Erchange,

Manufacture and keep con-
,s,sntly on hand, a large as
'sor,men, Of their Patent lm-
rrovcd S ilamsndcr F ! r f
,PROOF SAFES. which are
$, constructed as to set at res,
. all manner nf doub as 10 their
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ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE. STORE,
------ o. LAX = SYEEET.

u 4 v I'D ri a I q H.
Ymanwhn hj in
e.
of II u be
cia>aLyi1
ptof
plneh uac HG,
in he mi cre h ioi snr pur
kcepa
land ina
pnvct 10 e suit
q u Ch s no
then "a
u keaeaTt
.
ebecnm II IN
aroolak
for cash 6,d
PROFITS ard
hcpyr ~
lvgysh be my udea l. dNe
outside the door, corresponding
Meh alngoftS advertisements DAVID HATCH, 9S Lake
1915
the Saananl Iron of
10 be uaLaad in
bcs dat NJ UFACTUREiS' PRICES.
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OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

JAMES O'CDNNER would respectfully in
- form the citizens of Ottawa and the surrounl
ding country, that he has fitted up his New
the court house, forthc accommodation Of all
those who may give him call. He will always
keep his barwel supplied with thebesl of liquors
and winc and his table with such refreshments
as cannot fsilto suit the palates of the most fas
tidious. Also, anexcellent Stable, well supplied
with hay and gram where horses will be well at
tenda3to. The subscriborwoull return thanks
to the public for past favors, and solicit con-
FINANCE ofthc same.
Ottawa, Aug. Is, 1916. s--y
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hnrd, general assortment Of SaddlfS, BIidHS,
Hirh,ss, Collars, Whips, Trunks, VaGse,, and
all other articles in his line, which he will war
rant aud sell at Chicago prices.
Also, all Snd- of repairing done to order, al
The shortest notice ard on the most liberal terms.
B.-Bugey aud Carriage trimming doue in
4 superior style and at reduced prices.
Shop on the southeast corner of Columbus and
Canal streets. COHie and see
Ottawa. July 4, 1915. j. Il. STONE.
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so PARLOR STOVES.

~ IA liLOf SiOF ~.
Latest styles air-tght stoves coal stoves.
four sizes, all Of which we will sell al
Chicago prices, adding the carriage to
Ottawa. We have also iull stock of
nm Il d " Il Il L,
Consisting Of elliptic springs, wagon and
buggy boxes, Rowland's mill saws, cross
cut. lennon, hand, panel, iron back
wood cutters, compass and bow saws
log, coil, trace and halter chains broad
and chopping axes; shovels; spades
hay and manure forks; framing and
socket chisels; shovels and longs; planes
and plane ironss. augurs spurr.bils
hollow augurs steel and iron squares
carpenters and coopers' AIDES counter
scales and weights sleelyards ballan-
res butts and screws; moriice, knob,
closet, chest, drawer, cupboard and Sec
rotary locks mill aud saw files black
smiths, hand saw and wood tiles horse.
rasp, cabinet and shoe files beves; try
squares; saw sets; knives and forks /;
pocket and shoe knives; sheep shears +;
shoe plncets coach wrenches coffee
mills brass and iron table castors COM
passes; box rules /; sauce pans dinner
bells; curtain pins brass and iapanned
candle sticks shutters; braces and bits;
wire selves brass and pewter faucets {;
iirmcr chiscls; hand axes; hach.ts {;
nail hammers garden hoes aud rakes {;
door bolis; brass butts and screws; table
hinges; bureau knobs spoke shaves /;
drawing knives; strap hinges bed keys;
white. wash. wash, horse and shoe brush
es steel and iron trowels glue ketlels /;
COW bells tap borers screw drivers !;
shoe floats; wool and horse cards shut
Ter hinges; skates shoe pincers; zinc
wash-boards fiat irons brass kettles /;
spring bolts cupboard catches carriage
knobs /; hand vices brass OK tips horse
nails; chopping knives ); pod bits; win.
dow springs pleyers shoe thread; Rus
STA brsilcs; shoe nails; tacks; brads, &c.
81 ID ID l. T. II Y.
Hames; saddle and gig trees; patent
leather; oil cloth carpet; rubber cloth
buckles; terrets; pad hooks marlingal
Lrings !, carriage lace girth web; moss
slirrups snaps; tufts, &C., &C., logeth-
err with a complete assortment of
TIN " Il RE,
Stove pipe and furniture, and we are con-
iident that we can offer as good bargains
10 purchasers as any establishment ives,
Of Chicago, and we respectfully invite
those wishing 10 purchase to give us a
call at our old stand on canal street, oppo-
site The court house. --Job work done 10
order. j. MANLEY eco. K
Ottawa, Ott. 10. ls45.
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chli'i'o Cry fur .Shomo,.'s
MEDfCATED ICgrNcrS

'E'llESE celebrated Loz,necs ara. ,o,.
offered 10 the citizens Of Ouaw,
ana lie west, as the best preparations ia,
The cue oi ITO various diseases far Viii.
uty are rctommehduG) ever ollottd IN
Ihe public. The proprietor, DIR. SL,-
man, Is regular graduate If NJ, Jicine
a member 81 Me Medical S,ci,,y If ito
Guy and county Of New loiL md ,ls..
Lo2ehses are prepared from medical pr,-
s,''P''ns which have been approved by
The most celebrated physicians in ,hm 90
ny; III ADDITION to which they are pr,pa.
red IN so pleasant manner that cl'idi,o
eat them with avidily and cry for more
They consist OF
Cough Losmges,
Which are the safest and mos, efIec,p,,
remedy fol- Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &C., ever f.
iered 10 the public. They operate by pro.
noting expectation, allay ing he irri,a.
ton OF coughing, and removing The cap.s
Of the disease.
form Lo2ensfs,
The only inlalible Worm medicine eve,
discovered. In over 100000 eases thew
have never been known to fail. MANI
diseases arise from worms and occ,.;or
long and niense suffering and even death
"I'honi then ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with Them
and are docored for various compla;n,s
without any benefit, when one dose Of
these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
Comphor Lozenges.
FOR nervous or sick head ache, palpi,a.
tons of the heart, laslude and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozenges really revIvng, and importing
The bnoyancy of youih-used after dissi.
patton, they will restore the tone of the
system generally, and remove all the un-
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Cathartic Lozenges,
he best CathartIc medicine for reno.
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks of the bilious and iniermil,au le-
yer ol this section of counlry.a
Sherman'S P0Or Mans Plaster,
rms Plaster, of which oversei .OOO 900
are sold yearly, is believed ia be the bes,
Plaster Tor rhepmaiism, lumbago, pain.in
| 'he back, side, breast or any other par,
q ue body ever prepared, and its price
(only l2i cenls,) brings it within the
reach oil every person in The community.
/ large supplyof these celebrated ar,i-
cles just received and ior.sale by
&, ]" InoxPsoN, Onaua.
$, G. SMITH, Peru.
4. F.. q 8. PtlsIrER, Hennrpin.
NJ. PECK Il ALLEN. .4urora.
}. W. PICKERING & Co. NeuarL.
Gro. ID. Richardson, Bristol.
w. o. PARKr, Osmego.
Sept. IL, 1915, Irv
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Peru, scptcmbcr Ie, 1916

MUST received on consignment, h vel
oil selected and choice assortment oil
Gfoceres--most desirable for grocsrs,
tavern 4 vaclualling-house keepers-4coqc
sis,ing ipspsN Of brandy, gin, rum, old
Irish and Moispngahela swhiskey, portt
MADEIRA, claret, Gliampaigne. and beck
wines, various, kinds Of ,cordials. lcistyps
6ne chewing tobacco raisins, dried fshs
sperm candles, LOAF, sugar, assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and apeaV99Icss'
&c. &c. &c.. Ssa a va y!
Arare chance foreJdfg6Ns e SaSreedl
in the above lot Of goods, ash dYnet =
anxious,to close them Of wilh6S &elaysi
~ lSAACsD. IfAf A 3 Nh;
PEW, Sept. 1911 s45. ma
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Fashionable tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

GEORGE SMITH
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the CT
NJ tzens of o ttawa and vicinity for the liberia
patronage he has heretofore received, ard hopes
to merit a continuance ofthe same. His fGthr'
ing Establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over j. and &. Armour's store
He is prepared to do work on the riost reasono'
BILE terms. and warrants all garments made by
himto fit. Cutting will be done op,shou notice
and warranted to fit il properly meae up. The
FALL AND WINTER Fashions
From New York city, have jus, been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments III the
latest and most approved style.
N, B.--Lrhber, ana most kinds IF country
produce ,ciH be ioken IN poymeator tro'k.
Ottawa, Sept 10. 1915.
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Tailorin; Establishment.

BUCHANAN &. EICHELBERGER
HN0ULD return thanks to The public for the
w liberal patronage extended 10 them, and
now beg leave to state that they have received,
direct from the city of New York, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and are still prepared to furnish garments in the
most apprehension style, at their old stand
on the public square, west side the coorthou
OMawp, Sept. 10. 1916.
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ITO ElEYAs. ESglHSLEG.
AT THE "ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE

: and g o as cl
at
allowed On this stakes ona
all who n Which the only th one he
lsf
h for aucleth nnyw ptnh his lue. DAVID HATCH.
Oct 81 Is Q Sueet
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DE. TAYLOR'S

Boisam of LiUerwort.
VUUW AWFULLY GULPABLE--ro NJ
Il 4 GLEcr USING TRE GENUINE DR.. 1ayhrs
Babdm If Lir9ioort, 3la, Bowery, n Y-mua(
those be who have Pultaonary Consumption, or
any afclon ofihc Lungs. Liver or Chest, after
reading the following letter, just received from q
most respectable inhabtant OF Westchester coun-
ty,N Y. 81
TarytOun, Aug. 8, 1914.
Dear Sir-Itis difficult to find words to express
the gratitude which feel towards sou for The in.
lerest YOU have taken TO relieve me Il, my distress
In the year 1912 contracted heavy cold, which
liDally settled on my lungs; in few months af.
Ter comm, need coughing and raising offensive
matter, which smelt very bad. Having heard
that Sherman's Lozenges were good for u cough,
tried a few boxes OF them. but they had not the
least effect on me. then called in the best ply
sicon in the place, who attended me few months,
but without much success; then saw an adver-
tsement in one of the city papers of WIstar's
baIsam OF wild cherry, Of which purchased three
bottles, at The corner ofFultOn ana Nassaustreets,
but could not perceive the lenst beneficial eleci
from il, on the contrary think it was a greatin-
ury to me- Shortly after using it ! commenced
raising blood in great quantities. ! was taken
down sick and confined TO the house for three
months. during which time Host nv appetite aud
fell away yery fast; was then induced 10 con-
suit DR. Curtis, of New York, Zone Of the best
,I"s;cons in Inc cityo bu, ho Gould do mo no
II H., INV recovery. ard ,6oyeb, every Iay was the
lost About his time heard ofyour BoLom Of
GOOD. again became worse, ana was confined
10 The house all las, winter and sprinc, and gave
~, ali hone Of ever getting ony better. as again
Tnisel hIooa and mv coneh was very severe, to.
se,her with pain in nv breastond under the
shoulder blade, Myrrerdsnow gave upall hope
h "any os. ss a1l %5. mi might S'
a regular humbug; however, finally consented
totry it, as thought il could imake me no worse
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Cloths -!
\ "A EAVY ribbed Beaver,

Cloths =!
n a EAVY ribbed Beaver,
n a Super French black,
Wool dyed blue black, from 1915 TO $50
A good assortment, Of Blues,
Fancy Cassimeres and very cheap.
Sa,ineti, large assortment,
Jeans, plain and fancy,
Tweeds and Sleeps Greys. y
Fancy plaid Cloak Trimmings,
Linsey and Flannels.
Persona wishing to buy good and cheap goods
In the aboy6 line, are respectfully requested to
cal, at the Aoracf ]. q. NATTINGER.
n Ottawa. Nov, "A, 1915. a..
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Saddle, Trunk, 4 Harness
MAN u FAC TORY.

HNHE subscriber woul,
IL take this method ol
~ returning thanks fur
the liberal patronag hereto.
fore extended to him, and
inform his friends aud the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
audi is constantly keeping on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-30

HATS IL CAPS.-Velvet and cloth
a. U caps. plain and trimmed with fur;
muskrat and seal caps, beaver, russia &
wool hats, which will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, at Peru, by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY a. BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-30
BLACK $ MITtHING.
HALL 81 HOOPER
RLACKSMITEiING.

KSMITHlN
Il. BARNARD
~ "0U ID respectfully
Nm w inform the public
W.. y. that he has laievNuch en-
IN largcd his eslab nent 81
~A is now prepared Execute
all kind Of work in bis line Of business.T'lie has
always on hand good supply Of iron, and is well
prepared to iron Flows, WAGGONsssxc, in
a style not to be surpassed in this towRor yici-
nifty, and on the mos, reasonable terms. Far
mers wanting work done will DO well by giving
him call, as be is now prepared to do work on
the shortest notice.
4 Ottawa, Oct. "a, 1915. 1871