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Grundy Conniy-.Tcnpernucc.

We have regarded with interest for some time
the efforts tina, are being made in GrunGy coun.
ty in behalf Of the holy cause of Temperance, On /
we are truly rejoiced to learn by the suhjoinsd
note from friend. that they are 20 successful.
Is there no, in this ground for encouragement to
the few friends apparently the cause has in this
place, to make an effort here 1t is fearful to
think of the strides the giant monster In,emper-
ance has made in our town within the las, ak
months, and is there no way Of arres,ng his fell
careerl We are no great admirer Of sermonizing
in newspapers, but we shall be obliged to give our
people talk on this suIJec. one OF these days.
MonRrs, Feb % 1916.
Mr.. Free Tcrder-1he celebration of WASH
ington's birthday, by the Wtshngtonians of
Grundy county, came of in fine style, consider.
ing the roads and condition of the river. Several
fine speeches were made and songs sung; and
many BEAUTIFUL drinhes were there, nell corned,
too, and rather boisterous, when their identity
was approached. But, nevertheless, the number
of ~ ashIngtonians was about doubled, and ma
nv Of the accessions were from the ranks of our
first drinkers. The few of the awkward squad"
remaining are becoming heartily ashamed Of
themselves, and are "gubbng it up for bad
job Yours, &c P.
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That boy ,rW be a man yei.-The
other day we saw a bright little boy,
some seven summers old, tuggjng away
through the snow with a large armful of
wood. We were just on the point of
speaking a word of praise to him, when
the little fellows feet slipped from under
HIM and down he fell, wood and all, upon
the sidewalk We expected to see him
burst out crying, when to our surprize
he arose with composure, saying, "darn
IT, I'll Try that over again" With much
energy Of purpose he gathered up his
wood and went on his way. Well bet
rusty copper that that boy will yet be
a distinguished man,-Naachester ~,
H. Messenger.
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The Parliament OF Canada is called, bv
proclamation, to assemble at Montreal on
the 20'h of March, for the despatch of bu.
siness. We observe tina, Lord Calhcart
signs the proclamation as administrator
OF government, not as Governor General.
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Il say jim, they tell me there is man
down east that is so industrious that he
works % hours in day
How is tina, cuG'y, there is only "a
hours in day
why he gets mp an hour before day.
light you stupid niger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

A professor Of music was married in
the Jail of Lycouing county, Pa, las,
week. He was committed on breach
Of promise, and married the lady for the
purpose of getting out Of Jail, after which
he Immediately absconded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

We have not for the last two or three weeks
been able to pay tia, attention to correspondents
which their kindnes. deserves, owing to circum-
stances that will not probably soon rccur. Favors
ofihis kind are always rcceptable AID we Iusi by
better aucntion hereafter to deserve and receive
more Of them,
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Winter has resumed his icy reign among
us. The heaviest snow Of the season fell
last 'rhursday--Ihe lake opposite and
above Peoria is again closed with for.
midable sheet Of ice, and it is though, that
navigation below us mus. be suspended
for some days,--Peoria Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

A new plane. has been discovered by
Professor Enke, a, Berlin, Prussia.--I,
is abou, the size Of Juno and Vesta. and
its orb, is in the neighborhood Of those
planets. The name given to it's AsTREA
"a tabled goddess, said 10 he daughter Of
Jupiter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

Rich Dscision.-The town council Of
Buffalo decided lately, that person de.
IIverng lecture on physiology, plrenoI.
ogy and pathetism, violated the law re-
curing men who perform plays or fea,s
Of iugglery TO obtain a license.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

,I0in Bull and Udr.-On several &C.
ca,ions John Bull has played the game
Of hl'ster with Ibis country, but after
showin.r his teeth, and finding that Jona-
than was rot seriously scared, but on the
whole wnilrg to receive him in his
worst shape, re has hauled in his horns,
and begged for peace. 1t is about as
much as the big b eIIied old fellow can do
to Keep his own ,'amiIy in subsection,
and attend to China. lnds, and all the
commercia! stations over which he al.
ways keeps close watch. lie has not
much force to spare on tue coast of Anne.
RIGA, after all. and he is in no good cOndl-
rlon to " agitate" matters seriou sly, for
his darling slaves at home are eager to
shake his life out. His policy is to get
all he can through threats and scare
crows, but he does not mean 10 fight.
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A new patent stove has been invented
Tor cold weather. II is to be worn in the
boot. A mustard plaster is to be placed
in the hat, which draws the hea, through
the whole system.
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We learn from the Buffalo Pilot
tna' an attempt was made on Sun
day last to rob the mail between this
city and Buffalo. The Pilot saws
'n ne mailbag made up at this post
once, was discovered, on its arrival
at that city to have been cut open.
somewhere on the way, the dcpra,
da'or was probably disturbed, as the
canvass bag in which the mailoble
matter was enclosed, was not emf
so That nothing was obtained bv the
yillain.-Erie Obs. o
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The legislature Of Virgin, have passed resolu-
tons, by unanimous vote 10 both houses, in Ia
vor of the rerocession Of Alexandra to the state
Of Virginia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

4 hog. raj ed hy Mr. Young, Of Bunker Hill,
His. was sold in this market Yesterday, which
weighed i9S lbs, nets Loyjs Rspab.
Talking of hogs. this brings 10 mind what we
forgot TO mention last wceS--ihat a hog, raised
by Mr.. As, lioLrR,nGE, It Point Republic, in
this county, was sold in this market on Monday
Of last week., that weighed GG2 pounds. That
,raS a hog.
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Removed!
]. G.. NATTINGER.

J. G.. NATTINGER.
4 AS removed his stock of Goods to
the South Room Of Reddlck's new
brick building where he will he happy to
see all who may be pleased 10 give him
call Feb. 10. 1916.
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ShcriGaliy,

We are authorized to announce FRANCIS
GALLOWAY as candidate tor the office of
shenh at the next Angus, election, suhIec, to
the decision of the democratic county conyeu.
ton, should one be held.
Ottawa. Jan. 10, 1876.
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prospective deficiency Of bread stuff. in Europe is
be felt until late in the spring of the presen;
/ year, when. il seems II necessary consequence
prices must advance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

The Troy Wing mentions, among 9th.
er fashions for January. that 'oar pend
anIS are still the rage, and that nose pend.
ants are much worn by children of both
sexes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

A fellow in Cincinnati, who keeps a
grocery store, closes the shutters during
the day, and burns lard oil i, being, as
he says, cheaper than sunshine.
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The tide Of emigration INTO Florida is
al present very great: especially around
the hammock lands in the vicinity of the
water-courses or bavous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

The Montreal Courier announces that
the Hunters Lodges have again recon-
menced their meetings along The frontiers
Of Canada.
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The London Morning Chronicle has sen, re-
porter to the United States. TO report the pro-
ceciings OF Congress Tor tina, paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-02-27

The Albany Knickerbocker expresses
the opinion that sAmerica is destined to
be the bread-baske, of the world"
Yes, and we should say the meat-slal
TOO,
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Tax Iiiirs.
SrnISerrFlp, Fob. 5, 1916

tho sn,,cmo cour, o,ononnc,d = few
,,,,s .,r,s Il i ye,y ;mnor,,n,. rs il
mo,ar;,lly ,Gsc,s or ,a,ber sus,,ins MANY
of the titles acquired under tax sales.
unch alarm has heen c,used AMONGST
holders NJ t,v titles. nv reason Of late
iec;s,on or the Il. States cour, at this
Mace. The decision of the supreme
roprl is directly opposed to that of the
II. s. court; and as the supreme court is
the court of dernier resort. the principles
of the enclosed opinion viii furnish The
rules of proceeding hereafter. and will
quiet many Of the doubts that have been
raised. You will probably consider this
opinion Of su.Iicen, importance To give it
an insertion IN your paper Yours, &c.
ONSLOW PETERS.
! George G. BeStor, PIT. in error, as.
/ T.. n. Powell and Nm. +. Bryan, de
/ PENDANTS In error.
This was an action Of ejorimeut to re-
cover lot of land IN the city of Peoria.
u
! The Pills. below who are defendants III
error TO MAINTAIN 'o''F ac'l'"' n"'rtu IN
evidence a deed from the sheriff of ped-
ria county, conveying the lot hy virtue of
SAFE Wersol Tor 'aAe' u'ueF 'ne revenue
{ law OF ls3S-9. The objection 10 the
Ts'" was '"', "'' 0''" was "'aIe o!
rye, 4' s"y'''' "po" " . r'' '"'"' .!
o''' MS P'e"' '', III o''''' ,,'" '""'
",' 'I,' was "'l"' Wv 'v,. ' 'o'"'S
1',,' w., ,.,J %Ia"l ca. ',' W.
~ ,La ~ ,a.,, ~ ,,a aom., ~, a,;,,,,,,
w., -, ,a,;.,o.,It.. ;,.I. = , ,",o'
-, c,,lous.
.Sa,,..I oh;o,,;o.s h,r0 h0,n,,, -,
IL, ,;,ra l,.;,0I n,,l,. ~, ,,vs,Ia WA
Grs, ,L,,IviII ro,ice i ,h,," ,,o .nccoss-
.h,.,r n.ho ,oolo ,h, al. ava
,,,,l ,l,, J,,J t,L, -, - II.
L;s Joal ,ho.. ,,. s,,,,,a ,l,,,r;na ,n7.
sr,,os.,, of tho shear - OH, nEa..
.rbo hol ,,,Jo s,los 81 r,,l .s,,,o,,o
s.,,o ,,a J.al. hn, M no, -.
terms include deeds made bv sbs,i,r. nm
sales for taxes Nevertheless, is an
official no, c,,r.c,cd with tho olI;ce and
M, = ,ersor,I ,rn.t renosed m tho ma,
| regard tho s,sm,e ,s orlv Jac,,,,,or, If
what tbe law was befoie il. n,ss,nc
and :, - r,,or,I Le,l,-.,,-, ~, ;ns,,
dino orber nfTicers whose dn,v !, was n
ssn resl esr.,e P.v;sod Tows 100 90,
40
decd ,bcrerorc. made e;,bor he tho
or;co, ,,,L;rc rho so,o - ii. s,.o..s,.
in ot;ico wo,II no cood o,I ,o,;J nd,
the s,a,u,e. rs ,o hi. cbiecrion ~ may no
seen bv reference tn tho ditrsrsr, nrov;s
ions Of tho ,c,s and ,bo Ioo;.i,ns ~ ,t,;-
co.rt G.la,s S,,t l,s SOC .. so,n
mon, Renor,s cas-
Ano,ber ohicc,ior n tho s,Ia v,s ,b,,
:, wa. made m ,bo second NorJav sna
cesd;pr tho G,s, Javor tho ,orm -, ,rb;oh
;ndcner, WIS ro,Io,o1 ;,s,ooJ or 40
second Monday snccssJ;,, tho ,l;o,.n
ont
We ora oc o,;,ion ,b,, tho r,,r,or J,,.
;.e,oI bv The ,,ne interrogation Of ,Lo
-, ,,ot we c,n 500 rn ob;e,,;on =, =
.,Io ,n,,'e on the latter dav Jof,J
or d., -, -
N'H' wv 'a' = = ~ ''~N
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I'll 4 Z. r.
NeC fOrwarding and Commission
Warehouse,
FOOT OF DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.

fooI OF DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.
"A ME subscriber has commenced the
d Forwarding Business, and is pre.
pared 10 receive flour and other produce,
tor sale or shipping, and goods on s,o-
rage. lie offers the usual facilities, and
all on terms as favorable as those of any
responsible house.
Goods 10 60 east, or from any of the
eastern cities, carefully marked to his adj
dress, will be received by any of the
lines and steamers, and safely delivered
at Chicago THOMAS HALE.
LGrd Oil, in kegs and Jmreis ;
mould and sterine Candles, warranted
good articles, for sale.
Chicago, Feb. 81, 1916. 36-S
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. 100000
9s 0S900o

i.eaa,ing an actual snfpIds Tor cxporlalion 10
England of but 81 | 900 bushels.
The writer concludes from all this, that The
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OTTAWA POST-OFFICE.
NIaiI Arrnuscmcnt.---C Time.


Tie Eastern arrives daily a, IL ?. NJ, and de
parts daily at II p.
The Southern arrives daily at s + N, and de
parts daily at 4 NJ.
Bloomington MGl-Vla Money creek, Licking.
ton, Indian Grove, Avoca, Pontiac, Sunbury
Eagle, and Farm Ridge, arrives every Friday al
q NJ, and departs every Saturday at q AN.
PuC PuU Grore MHi-Vla Nun son and Earl.
willie, arrives every Friday AT q ? NJ, and departs
every Saturday at s NJ.
Eism MHi-Ya Dayton, Mt. Knickcrbocker,
Penfeld, Bristol, Newark, OswePo, Aurora, Ba-
tavia, La Fox, ST. Charles aud Little Woods,
arrives every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
atSP VI, and departs every Tuesday, Thursd0y
and Saturday at AN.
Pe0ria MG-Nn Little Detroit, Partridge
Point, Crow Meadows, Magnolia, Point Repub-
lie and VernillonvlIe arrives every Tuesday
and Friday at VI, aud departs every Monday
day aud Thursday at SAN.
The Eastern aud Southern mails close daily
at o'clock N; aud and all packages intended
for either Of these mails, should he IN the office
at that time. The office 10 open daily from q
o'clock 4 VI, u 9 - lock ~ Ga SUNDAYS from
u to . o'clock IN the morning; fam l. to
o'clock at noon; and from to o'clock in the
evening. JOHN lllSE, Postmaster
Ottawa, July 10, 1916.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

HNOR SALE-Thc equal undivided
a. half of a FIGURING .UiH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus.
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen ; smut mill corn shelter.
and everything in complete order for GUS
tom aud merchant work. Also. a saw.
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou
SEES and store-one a new two story
house-and several buildings, with
100 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersects
the canal, and Z miles from Ottawa.
A good title and immediate possession
givea. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire of
NJ. +. HOLSTER, Esq, at the cour,
house, or at Cushman & Grdley's store.
June II, 1876. 3u
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Masters Sale,

Lew p. Gregg, complainant and Charles John
ston, defen Iant-ln Chanccry.
IN pursuance Of deCrela order of the
- circuit court made in the above cause,
will be sold under the direction of the
subscriber, AT public auction, before the
door of the court house at Morris, in the
county Of Grundy and State of Illinois,
on Saturday the twelfth (l2) day of Sep.
TENDER next, at the hour of one o'clock
p. NJ. of that day, all those two certain
tracts Of land and lenements, or premises
to wit: The west half Of the south cas-,
quarter Of section number ,wen,y.eight.
(2s) in township number ,hirty-tivc, 49,
north of range eight, (s) east of the third
principal meridian. Also, the north
west quarter of section number nineteen,
(i9) in township number ihiriy.lwo, 1927
north OF range seven, q east of the third
principal meridian.
EPHRAIM II. LITTLE,
WaSter IN ChaRcery.
Morris, July 10, 1876.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSI!

4 HAVE ju.treceived from New York
L large stock of dry goods. compris
ing almost every article in this line usu
ally enQuircd for in a country store, ant
am determined to sell the same as che0I
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer'
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
ii is no trouble to show the goods.
N. b. Most kinds of produce taken in
exchange. G. l.. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
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EUNPOWDER; good sporting powder a,
Va ,hiry.lhrce cents at BAssNErTs.
Ottawa, July 10. 1916
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Da!GS, MEDICINES, &C,

HNHE subscriber has just received
l. from New York, Philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye s,uds,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c, &c; also the best quality of brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. b. The most approved patent,
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the south side Of
The public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July %, 1916 G.. +. WALKER.
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Extraordinary Feeumdiiy.-An En-
gllsh paper gives an account OF SOW
which had lately been killed at Lincoln,
tina, had produced the following number
of pigs in successive liuers :-l5, II. 10,
l6, Ii, l6, II, Is, IA, l6-l52-l07 Of
which were reared. She took the prize
for extra stock at Lincoln in 1872, and
the first prize in 1914; one of her pigs
took the second prize on the latter occa-
sion. She weighed 400 lbs. We once
saw Chinese SOW which produced 10
live pigs at litter.-CuiiiUator.
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Oar idea of the best flrming" ex-
tends further: it is that culture which
gives the creates, present profit, always
preparing the land for future equal or
better crop without the least present in
Jury. We know land from which sue
cessive crops have been taken more than
one hundred years, generally yielding
profitable crops for each years expense,
in a better condition for a crop in the
year 1916 than it was in the year l7i6.
farmers WDnhIY Visitor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
Estate Of John Fry, deceased.

A LL persons having claims against
IN .he estate Of John Fry, deceased,
are hereby notified and requested 10 ex-
hibit the same to The undersigned, admin.
istratrlx Of SAID estate, or To The Probate
Justice Of La Sale county, for settlement,
within nine months from the date hereof.
ABBY s. FRY. .qdmiRistrdirir.
July &, 1916.
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n f. w GO O ID S.

SprI"g and Summer, 1916.
'BSlIE subscribers have Just received large
4 supply of Spring and Summer Goods con.
sIstlng IN part of
BR Dad CLOTHS,
Casslmeres, Kentucky jeans, tweeds, York
denims, cottonades, summer cassimers,
and a variety Of other goods for mens
wear.
PRINTS
OF all kinds, French and American
GHghoms. printed Lawns, Countries.
Booh MuSiias, Bishop LacnS, Eag.
mgs, AsSertings, &c.
Ribbons,
Mitts, gloves, fans, scarls, handkerchiels.
bonnels, palm hats, coat checks, Osna.
burghs, brown and blue drilings, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheetlng, shifting, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands. One ofthe
firm will be in Boston aud New York through
the season and we intend to keep full assortmon,
OF goods and sell at the lowest prices for cash
May I, 1916. CUSiENAN * GRIDLEY,
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N E W A n D CHEAP.

N E W A n D c Ii ZAP.
'E'liE subscriber invites the attention
of the public to his new supply of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Now receiving and opening at his store
in the Corner room of Reddick's
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pnr.
chase oi such goods as wanted by the cun.-
muniiy, ahd the stock will be found to compare
with any in tie country; comprising almost ev,-
~ article usually kept in county dry goods
stores, viz: large assortment Of
LadieS' Dress Goods,
Ginghams and gingham lawns. balzorines
black figured, and plain black lawns
Prints. large lot, from 81 TO 81 cent.
per yard; black, blue, and fancy colored
Dress Silks aud Trimmings; mohair
and silk mitls, halffngered and fingered
gloves; ladies' fine kid gloves, dark and
light coIored ladies' and children's Lisle
thread and cotton gloves and miits; alpac.
cas- black aud pIaid SIX Masois and
Delaln ''hawls-silk fringe, &c.
BJnnefs.
Florence braid, Napolilan, Rutland straw
and straw. for ladies and misses.
Bonnet Ribbons, bonnet gimps and
bralds: BJnad LaWnS.
Brown and bleached domestics, checks,
lickings, diapers, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Palm leaf, Leghorn, and Dunstabc staw
hats.
HardtCare,-Queens,Cdre, Uery large
assortment.
Groceries.
Some Of the very best Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other arl-
Giles in this line.
D"ponts Gun anil Blasting PORTER
We would invite all to call and inspect the
goods for themselves. J. q. NATTlNGER.
Nav T. 1916
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For Hi,y:,.it,S.

400 hbls mess pork, and 80 bbls beef an,
IOO lard, for sale by 4 BASSNETr
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" Y
Ottawa. May 10, 1916.

Estate Of Christopher Long, licensed.
A LII persons having GLAZING against
- The estate OF Christopher Long,
late Of La Sale county, deceased, are
hereby notified and requested to present
the same TO the undersigned, administra.
tor of said estate, or TO the probate JUS
lice OF La Sale county, within nine
months from the date hereof.
A. d. BUTTERFIELD,
June q, 1916. administrator.
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Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails and
afAVas

at II duced PriceS!!
NA E have just received at our hard.
w ware store on cheap side. the
heaviest and the best selected assor,-
ment Of heavy and shelf hardware ever
brought to this market; consisting of an
wis., vices, shovels, spades, scythes, axes,
carpenters and cooper's tools, carriage,
saddle and harness trimmings; also, iron
steel, nails, stoves and hollow ware. We
are constantly manufacturing tin, copper
and sheet iron ware of every description,
which will be sold wholesale or retail at
the lowest prices.
job work done to order.
}. MANLEY, & co.
Ottawa, July 10. 1916.
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Boots IL shoes.

40 CASES of all sorts and sizes,
10 comprising mems boots, brogans
and pumps, ladies bushins, slippers, mo-
rocco and galtcr boots, youths, misses
and chlldren's booices and shoes in great
variety, just received and for sale cheap
by July IS, G.. +. WALKER.
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lT BASSNETT, has lately removed his slor,
Il . 10 the brick buildings No. 3. where he
keeps constantly on hand a large assortment Of
America and English dry goods; consisting o.
calIcoes, lawns, musns, ginghams, linens, de
lanes, alplccaS, drlllings, sergcs, tatli cloths
counterpancs, fInncls, hroadcoths aud casimeres
Of all col rs, summer stuii', lickings, trimming
ves'ings, black and colorcd dress silks, sa,lns
vcIvets, cashmercs, cotton, silk and barere scarf,
aud shawls, Isle and thread edginss ami insert.
lngs, glmps aud lrluges, Gotten aud silk hose
gloves, mtts, ribbons, flowers, and o,he. fancy
goods a full supply Of ready made C!o,hing
may also he found al this store. with hats. CAPS
bonncls aud shoes in any quantity. The sub.
Scnber has only one price Tor his goods, AMI has
put them down at prices, which, ifquulty be con.
sdered scbeapcr than in any other store in town.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully in.
vlies his friends to remember his store. No. 3, in
the brick buildings, where he will be found ever
ready to serve them. L. BASSNErr.
Ottawa July 10, 1916
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VIE subscriber has just received a
d large supply of crockery, a, his
new and cheap store in La Sale. lie
sells cheap, and his assortment cannot be
equalcl in the county.
RICHARD CODY.
La Sale, Julv 81, 1916.
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On bags table salt, IS lbs. each, Just received
~ At the cheap cash store. DOCGnrON
luly :, lSii.