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I e'y commercial empire that ever existed
hns erumbled to ruin" The inttenre is
clear and irresisiaLIe. The Eii.ish Empire
viii erulnIlr to ruin. She can wil,diib.
Gully stand sioue " hen no onei- touching
her. low vii she stand 10 iehl She can.
DO it.
We ,hink Mr. Alien might have rested
his case he.c. Luthe thought Otherwise,
aad as though il were capable ol suoaeer
prooi--to make ussuranre doubly sure-be
hesilu,,s 10: to saver lhat ,ae is Ais e,ay
tie iseatth Corerhmeti ia he tvorid"--
Cause why! "she Is wholly uuatle 10 en-
dure reverses and misiortunes." This be
demonstrates with apparent ease aud salts
iacton-to himself Does il, too, logically.
and nails it-aOt with Scripture, bat with
facts and deductions drawn from her f.
nancial condiuon. lie then takes a rapid
glance at the strength Of our own couu-
try, the Government Of TIE Unled States,
aud settles in few words the incontesta-
lie truth that, 1--WE have all the elements Of
the most powerful nation that ever exist
ed"-& the argument is complete. These
are the reasons for his declaring that En-
gland dare not fight us. The people are
not afraid. That too is subsequently, ur.
ged, with much force, l. in his own ehas,e
and iorcble manner. "The people Of these
United States are no more afraid oil Greut
Britain, than they are OF some iotlering,
decaying monster' What can he more
eloquent or impressive.
Mr.. Allen closes his speech amidst the
rapturous applause of the gaeries-his last
lingering accents whispering, England
dare not ight-no, she dare not" Various
opinions are entertained with regard to ,he
rhetorical merits OF this last, great effort.
However men in & out Of the Senate differ
in their opinion as to the logic & eIoquence
Of the speaker, with one consent they all
"H't' Nh"' NO loot ~ pClOlu tHC ouduOW
of doubt, the-longest made this ses-
sion.
Mr.. Honegan takes ground in favor of
the whole Of Oregon, and, in claiming all
he does claim, he calls in the NEST solemn
manner, upon "Heaven to witness the pu-
rty and integrity oIhs motives" Hesays,
al am willing to bejudged by the purity of
these motives here and hereafter. So help
me God. have none other land as this is
true, Oh God! in IiIe's latest hour, in my
last prayer for mercy, 80 let me be heard
and judged 10y thee" Mr.. Holmes of s.
Carolina has also spoken on The question
OF notice, taking an entirely opposite view
OF the comparative power Of England ani
the United States, TO that expressed by MIR.
Allen, and urges the necessity of negocia-
lions and peace. Il is the opinion OF let.
ter writers from Washington thai the ac-
ton OF the Senate upon the Resolutions
before Them will be slow, deliberate and dis
erect. All parties appearing to cOnfde in
their wisdom to preserve The honor and in.
tcIcsts OF The nation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27

(enough 10 have ruled the meeting al
lie li,ue oil the al,ournmeul) TO coll TOR
an oypOsiiioa convention on the 25.A oi
this mOuGh.
The Gazette adds that Lewis Farmer,
whose name IL published with the pro-
Greetings, u one OF the officers OF lie
meeting, is opposed 10 the resolutions a.
dop,ei, aud o.de.ed that his namt Ie with
held from the published proceedings.
We have, also, iulurmaI'on That meet
ing OF anu-D Destructive Democrats was
held at P,gua, few days since. al which
the most extraordinary scenes wete en-.
acled. "The hards met Ia strength ana
bioke up the meeting, after an hour or two
rt greal confusion" FcTce them into lie
ranks Or ,!i0oI them as deseIIes,-thaI Is
the word.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
OEIO LEGISLATURES.
IN SENATE.
February 70, ia4S.
ao'claek p "

, O'Clock p. W.
On motion Of Mr. Kelley. the Senate
took up the bli for levying taxes on the
properly IN this State according 10 lis true
value,
Nc. Kelley moved 10 amend section u,
by adding, that deprecated hank paper
shall be entered at its current value; which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Kelley moved further to amend, so
as TO provide Tor listing for the present
year all new structures, aud lor correcting
the list on account OF structures destroyed
by iirc; agreed TO.
Several other amendments were propos.
ed Ly Mr. Kelley, 10 The details OF The 5il,
and adopted.
The question being on the engrossment
Of the Till,
Mr.Jones read the preamble and resou-
tion Offered by ML Kelley, early in the scs-
ior, for an ad raiOrem system Of taXu,ion.
. The question was then taken on The
englossment OF the ill, and decided ayes
10. noes Is. as follows
AYES Messrs. Anderson, Bean, Cod.
ding, Coomts, Cox, GordLd, Croft, Hast
ings, Kelley, Madeira, Martin, Of Fayeue,
O'Neal, Osborn, Perkins, Powell. Quinby,
Wech, Weunore, and Speaker-I0.
NoEs-.Nessrs. Clancy Eckley, Edge
ton, Ewing, Haue, Jones, King, Koch;
Maekall, Martin Of Columbiana, Newman,
Reid, Thornhill, Warner, and Wood-I5.
A strictly party vote, except that Nj.
Eekley voted with the minouly)
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Prayer BY Rev. Donb.

Prayer by Rev. Dobb.
Mr. kimbali, from the committee on the
III liiia, reported back the hiIl reviving the
net OF 1887, 10 organize the Miii,in, with
anIendments, which were discussed at
some length.
Mr.. Thomas moved lhatthe Lill he indie.
fniIely poslponed. which was carried
ayes 35, noes 90.
Mr., Trmble OF Highland, moved 10 re.
eonsider the vote Just taken.
Mr.. oIds moved IN lay lhe motion to re.
consider on the tibe--.osl.
Ahtr considerable discussion. the vote
was reconsid,red, and the JlI laid on the
table.
Mr., Tlim'lc Of Highlund from the com.
H.illee on Fees and Salaries ofPnbic Or
iicers, reported back the bin 10 provide
compensation for certain State officers,
with amendments, which were ugreed TO,
aud the bill passed--ayes 20. noes %.
Mr.. Phelps, nom the committee on Fed
erai Rehtons, TO which was referred the
CORES pondence between the Governor of
Ohio nd the Governor OF Virginia. in re-
srsnee 10 the kidnapping case, made re.
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COLUMBUS.

The bill 10 eject the new county Of
Ashland has passed the Senate with one
amendments II VAS then returned TO the
House for concurrence. This new com.
~ is doubtless By thu time erected -
The bill TO erect The new county Of Au-
galzo was rPconsidrred 10 the House
Feb, 1Srh, and passed The Revenue
bin ia still uuoer cOnsideratian in ,he
House. The Legislature will probably
adjourn on Monday nest
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IN SENATE.
February l6, 1916.
Prayer by Rev. Hogc.

Al"lNl "y NV ilpSF'
Mr.. Perkins, from the standing commit,
tee on the Judieary,to which was rcierrec
memorial praying the repcul OF 0lrhw.
enforcing the q servunce Of the Sabbath,
made report, odvelseto the prayer Of the
petition. asking 10 lie dtcharged ard that
the petitioners have leave 10 Withdraw
their paper, which was agreed to-
BiH read Mird tmC--To provide lor
the erection of new state House.
The ayes and noes wee then demanded
on the indefinite po3,poncment Of he bill,
and were ayes -, Ocs 10,
The question then hciUr on the passage
OF the bilI, the ayes ard noes werc demand
ed, and we've ayes II, noes l6, Us loI-
lows;
YFAs--Messrs. Anderson, Bean, Coomts,
Cox, Eds Goddard, KcIicy, Madeira,
Martin Of Fayele, Q Neal, CsLorn, Perkins,
Powell, QuinbH WeIch, Wemore aud
Spenker--l7
NAys--Meesrs. Chnney, Etk'ey Ewing,
GroG, Hare, ltasunga Jones King, Koch,
Maekall, Martin OF CoIumhiana, Newman,
C'F,rnIl IhorhhiII, Warner, and Wood
lie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27

rlhe Editions of the Indiana, Pa.
K gisler who so fAtteUBgy notice the
Fee Press, will please receive the as
sutance that Ihelr very hind expressions
and congratula,Ious offered to Us person
ally. are, on our part. heartily TccIPro
Gated.
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SENATE.
February II, 1916.

February II, 1916.
Prayer by the Rev. lIoge.
Mr. Eckiey reported hack the bill To es-
laLlloh free turnpike road nom Winters
vile, IN Jefferson county, TO MassIIon, in
Stalk county, with two amendments,
which were agreed 10, and the hilI ordered
{, b' engrOSsed.
The till authorizing School Directors to
establish Libraries for the use OF common
schools, was read thrd time and pass
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Randall, from the committee on Co.
poruIions, reported back the bill to amend
the act Incorporating the Society OF Sepa-
rutisls Of Zoar, Tuscaruwas county--oldrr.
cd 10 its third reading.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
IN SENATE.
February Ia, l84G.

Mr.. Perkins, on leave, tpoued from lhr
committee on Schools and School Lands,
LlI 10 authorize the establishment OF Ii.
braries, for the use of Common Schools
which wu5 read the first time.
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IN SENATE.
February 10, 1916.

fenruNTy I0t IO4O.
Prayer by the Rev. Eldridgp.
Mr., Croft, from the committee ON tho
Militia, reported hack the blll 70 amend thu
net 10 orCunze the Miltin, passed March
l2, Ia44, recommending that The Lill te
eHgrOssed which was agreed to,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Dial, from The select committee on
that subject, reported lack the Till to in
corporate the CIeInont PhaIanx, with one
amendment, which was agreed TO.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

" ITUFFI y NV D0UU'
Ellis read The third time. I'm relation to
public aims. Passed
TO reviveand amend The oct ncorpcrat-
ing the CsrrolIton and Lodi Railroad com
pany. Passed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27

The Americans have 600 whale shirs on
the Pacific, being twice as many as these
OF ull the world besides.
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roUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Trayer hy Rev NJ. Dohh.

I"yer hy KeV. NJ. DoNN,
Nj Mcintosh presented The "peltion Of
Homer Earl and 5J citizens OF Newton
Full-, TrumbuI county, asking Ihis Grncr-
al Assembly to eXpunge from the statute
hook, all laws bearing opvressively on the
roiorcd populations and th,t the clerks he
directed to pour the contents OF the ink
horu all ovr these statutes, thnl the Lurn.
ing disgrace oIlhcir longer continuance be
entirely ollicIated."
The Ill, TO anne d ghe oct u incorporate
tn, society oI Serorstists, in Zoar, Tusca.
raw ue county, was Ii ken up ana passed.
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Tho Rouse then took recess.
Z 0'ciock, p. M

The House again went into committee,
Oh the Revenue Fill, and having prog ess-
cd AZ laras he seventh section, rose and
reported, and had leave 10 sit again.
The House then, at u lew minutes be-
fore 10, adjourned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
NOiiCC.

n ME Rev. Thomas O'Donnell. Cath
q Ole Pastor Of Ottawa, begs leave
to announce To those whom it may con
Germ that he will receive scaled proposal,
for the brick work Of the new Catholic
Church. All SAID brick to be laid il
good strong mortar, with flemish bond
aud Ilu'h mortar joints; these j1in,s to b.
smoothly rubbed for tie reception ol
Pal"I, All the openings are to be reveal
ed-All materials and Attendance to be
supplied By the contractor except the
brick.
=. s. The amount of bdck required
Ior the completion Of the church will be
about two hundred and seventy thousand.
Proposals to be opened on the liih Of
thi, month.
Ottawa, June ,, 1919.
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n T. W GOO ID s.

SpTi"g and Sao er, 1916.
Ts7lIE Subscribers have Just received large
supply Of Spring and summer Goods con.
slsilng IN part of
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cassrmeres, Kentucky jeans, twecds, York
denims, coitonades, summer cassimers,
and variety of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
OF oil kinds, French and American
Gngioms, printed Lahon8. Camirics,
Hoo6 MDSiins, Bishop Launs, ERg.
i"gS, hseriiHgs. &c.
Ribbons,
Mitts, gloves, fans, scarfs, handkerchic(s.
bonne,s' palm hats, Goa, checks, Osna-
bUrghs, brown and blue drilIirgs, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheellng, shIr;ing, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands. Oae fthe
firm viii be ~ Boston aud New York through
the season and we intend to keep full a.sormen,
ct goods ard sell at the loves, prices for cash.
May I, 1916 CUSlINAN * GRIDLEY.
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NEW AN D CHEAP.

n h W A n ID L Ii L A L.
'a'ilE subscriber invites the attention
- of lae public to his new supply Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Now receiving and opening at his store
III the Corner room Of RedIck's
New Brick building.
Particular attention has been given TO the pur-
chase ol such goods as are wanted by the COM
muniiy, and the stock will be fund 10 compare
With amy in the country; comprising almost eve
" article usually kept IN county dry goods
stoIes, viz: A large assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ginghams and gingham lawns, balzorines,
black figured, and plain black lawns /;
Prints, large lot, from G.! to 81 cents
per yard; black, blue, and fancy colored
Dress SHkS and Trimmings mohair
and silk mitts. halffngered and fingered
gloves ladies' fine kid gloves, dark and
light cOlored ladies' and children's I.isle
thread and cotton gloves and miis; alpac.
cas- black and plaid; SIX Ma,0ls and
Dclain Shawls-silk fringe, &c.
BJnnetS.
Florence braid, Napoli,an, Rutland straw
and straw. for ladies' and misses.
Bonnet Ribbons, bonnet gimps and
brads Bonnet L0was.
Brown and bleached domesiics, checks,
lichings, diapers, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Falm leaf, Leghorn, and Dunstable staw
hats.
Hard,cme QUecpsrare, a uery iarge
assortment.
Groceries.
Some Of the very hes, Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other arl-
Giles in this line.
D!pon'S Gun ami BiaStmg Povier .
We would invite all to call and inspect the
rood' "r themselves. J. q. NATIINGER. |
May I. 1916
Mess md Prime Pork,
ZINE smoked hams. sugar cured; also Lard. .
Iars" quantity Tor sale on commission. by /
May 7 1916. J. q. NATTlNGER. .
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Houses Pile Ointment.

I ; most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
the pies. CTNumerous certificates OF the
happy eff cs Of this Ointment may b, found up.
on the wrapper accompanying each bollr
Prepared only by GEO. w. HOUSE, Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Styker & Greene
wholesale agents, Tor Wisconsin, L1ca. Kchiggg,
northern Iiuois & Ind. for which Territories
aud states all orIers should be addressed
&. l.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottawa, June 81. 1916. he
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Estate or IL. p, UOo i,co,ia, dcceossR
& Ill. persons having claims against ,bc
- estate Of Robert p. Woodworth, dc.
ceased, are hereby notified and required
to aicud before the probate justice Of l.,
Sale county, Illinois, d, lis Office in CT.
lava, in said county. on Saturday tle
Is'h day Of July, A. d. 1916, fer lhc
purpose Of having The same adjusted, that
being the day fixed upon by the admin.
iStralor IN pursuance Of he statute, for
the purpose Of seltIing and adjusting all
claims agains, said deceden,
JAMES II. WOODWORru, .lln,'r.
June ), 1916.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
HOUSES (iete CLemens) INDIAN TONIC.
SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR
CHlLlS. 6CUE AND FEVER

Ia he unprecedented time Of FIRE Hny'.
gsNilE attention ofthc public is particularly cali
Il cd to this Great Remedy for ChW, or AgUe
aai F,per, and in doing sn, the proprlclors deem
it proper TO make the flowing declarations, the
truth OF which, be desires the people 10 test 10y a
trial, and he will chcerluily abide their decision,
whist. The article is pleasant aud convenient
to take. ~. 1t will cure crery il the dircc-
tons are observed. 81 Ii will leave M injpri.
ous n,c,s in the system; on the contrary, IT in
parts strength 10 the n,il'u ion. An 1t is pure
" vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
in fvi hour. Certificates on the wrapper around
the bottle, OF cures from six months to ten years
Standing.
Prepared and SOLD wholesale nn retail, by
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tom.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
Esiate of HUGH .lfcKernnn. d1c'd

Estate Hugh McKcrnan, deed.
q Ii. persons having claims agalns, the
~ estate of Hugh McKernan, deceas.
ed, are hereby notified and required to
attend before the probate justice of La
Sale county. Illinois, at his Office in OF.
uwa, in said county, on Monday the 2OlL
day of July, A. D. 1916, for ,he purpose
Of having the same adjusted, that being
the day fixed upon by the administrator
IN pursuance Of the statute, for Tie pur.
pose Of seltliug and adjusting all claims
against said drcedort.
G.. I. A. BASORE, A}m'r.
Ottawa, jane 5, iSiG.
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Estate Of Solomon Sctm rl@, dec.
A lii persons having claims agains
"a the estate Of Solomon Srhvarz
deceased, are hereby notified and requir.
ed 10 attend before The probate justice Of
LA Sale county, Illinois, at hi. office in
Ottawa, IN said county, on Saturday the
9Th day of August A. d. 1916, lnr Vie
purpose Of having the same adjusted, that
being the day fixed upon by the admin.
lsiraior, IN pursuance Of the statute, for
he purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims agslns, said dccedent.
JOSEPH STOUT, .2m'r.
Ottawa, May Is, 1916.
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Mess md Prime Pork,

A line smoked hams, sugar cured; also Lard
I large quantity Tor sale on commission. by
May 7 1916. j. q. NArTlNGER.
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Estate Of WtAjom T. Luyis, dec'U.
A LII persons having claims against the
- estate Of William E. Lewis, deceas-
co, are hereby notified and requested to
exhibit the same to The undersigned, adj
mlhisirator Of said estate, or to the Pro
bate Justice Of La Sale county, for set.
dement,, within nine months from the
date hereof WM. II LEWIS, 8iur.
Jane II, 1876 Eft
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
CONELLY d BAILEY

RbErURN thanks TO the public for the liberal
4 patronage extended 10 them, aud would
state that they have removed To- the north side of
the Cry Hotel, 10 TIE bull hing adjoining the
house lately occupied 10y john McCuny. hey
have procured the latest
Spring and summer Fashions
direct from New York, which will Ga ,ble them
to make up garments in the m 'st fashionable
style Work wnl be done IN the best manner,
aud all garments warranted to fit.
Ottawa, may %, 1916.
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Observation-Disclosures

GONNIANlhl receiving aud on hand, frcsl
" aud tine, a iull supply ct the above name,
drncac'rs, aud for sale cheap 10y
May !. X. MONTGOMERY.
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Liquors..

A lRESH supply Of superior Liquors on
N hand aud Cor sale cheap such as Wine.
Brandy. Gin, Whiskcy, &c. Country dealers
and tavcfnkeepcrs will ind /, to their advantage
to purchase ri him. Il. MONTGOMERY.
May |, 1916
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Il f. Mo V 4 l..

TENIiE subscriber has removed his
d Drug store one door north &C the
Mansion house, to the new building last
finished neat and commoIiouS under his
own direction, where he will be happy to
supply his former customers with every
article in his line which he is now recciv.
ing fresh from New York. consisting of
drugs, medicines, oils, varnsh, ,urpen-
tine, paints, dye slulT', glass, stationary,
fruits and nuts, together with a variety of
Yankee Notions seldom found in this
market.
Please call at the new store and see If
there is anything you went last side
court house first door north Of Mansion
house. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ougwa. July ., 1916.
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n Z " 5 7 @ + E!
r.. IiSSNET"T.

a. BissN EFT,
5EAS just opened choice stock O
Il. h Dry Goods, which he offers a
lower prices Than such goods have We
been offered; his stock consists Of
Choice prints, de LANES, nuslins
caShmcTes, silks, velyes, ribbons, gng.
hams, linens. lawns, alpaccas, serecs
table dnm1sk, counlcrpancs, dimiies
painted lawns and lustres, black, Llue.
olive, and green broad cloths, black and
fancy cassineres, silk velvet, satin and
o'her vesines, jeans, twced>. and great
variety OF Summer Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimps, elgings,
combs, hosiery, gloves ana parasols, all
kinds Of driIlings, hickories, gan.broous,
'heeings, sbirIings, and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonur,s-cheap and
good arljclcs--and fall assortment Of
ladies' shoes, CATERS and slippers, children
ana misses shoes, boot. and buskins,
news and pumps. boots and brogans.
A choice collection of while CJiioa
and other goods by the wholesale also,
a few Kegs Of The best gunpowjcr by the
kog.
10 sell ornol To sell ! ,hatis the cues.
.ion. Whether It's better to dispose at
onro Of all his goods aud day by tav re-
new them, or keep Ihtm on his shelves
10 rest and spoi' This is the great
question, aud he is determined to sell his
goods al the loweat rares-make or break
Call therefore before YOU buy c!seuhe
as he considers ia pleasure to show
goods whether they ATE purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired 10 cali
ana inspect new article Of Lace Dresses
which he has at all prices aud Of all pat.
ferns.
Store doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa,
April II, 1896.
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FRESH GrOcCriCS.
Nails ~ Glass.

A FULL supply OF Mas and Glass on han,
"a and EIsole cheap, by
May |. Il. MONTGOMERY.
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n f " ST O Il E.

IL
fE' /. BOUGHTON, a, the New
Store in Reddca's Brick Block.
invites the attention Of he public to his
'ioc" OF fresh and desirable goods. com.
prising amos! any article in the line Of
merchandise.
French black cloths and cassimeres,
English do do do
faicy caSsimeres, gleal variety.
do tcCeiS tOI summer Sacks and
coats, satineIis. gambroons. linen drills.
York drills, blue drills. Mexican mix.
lures, fancy stripes and pIdids, mo!eshns
AMI velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpeiing, Al and G-i mating.
bFown shecdnE, aud L!pachcd stirring,
&c, &c. May 20, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
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in the pos, Office at Ottawa,
HI Illinois, July lst. 1916