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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07
LooI. to Your Own Interests,

and give me a call before purchasing elsewhere
NEVER DID NOR EVER Do INTEND. RrTS
THEIR TR.DEs INFRINGING
BOOTS, SHOES. WOOD SAW FRAMES, AXES. nor,
in snort any taiHg usually MANUFACTURED in this City.
u All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange
for GOODS, at the highest market price
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond. May 6, 1916. l9;3m
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MANSION HOUSE.

II c II NJ = \ D. Nd.
INHTS House formerly known the Temperance
/ Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon.
has lately been reted up in superior style, with the
design making of the comfortable resting
places for the traveller in the western country
The subse rher, also takes pleasure Inform
his old friends and the travelling community generally,
that MS TABLE shall be, as heretofore while occupying
the Richmond Hotel supplied with the choicest viands
the country affords.
His STABLE is large and onrenient, and is attended
by the very best of Osers and supplied with the best of
Provender.
He confident that the pains that shall be take
make those who soourn with him, comfortable, and
Home will warrant him in asking share OF public
patronage. BOARDERS taken by the Gay week on
the mos, favorable terms.
h BROOkINS.
Richmond, Dec. oath. 1915. 52tf.
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AIFENswARE. SC.
III The undersigned have Just received splendid
assortment Of QaeenswaEe, Glassware. and Hardware,
which ,hey offer FOR sale, CHEAP. Call at
HATNES & FAPQTHAR'S Ciegp Cash Stors,
Richmond, May Goth, 1915. Opposite The Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07
To All Persons Interested.

1TNIIE undersigned being about TO remove from this
place is DESTROYS of cosing his business, and dis
posiug of some property. He Therefore requests all
persons having aius against present them TO him.
or in his abse nee TO William Cox who will be duly
thorizc settle the and all persons TO
him. requested make above, as early as
possible.
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE. on
Front with good smoke house. stable and other
conyeniences. is otfer red for sale or rent
THE PORK AND ICE HOC Sc. opposite the Market
house is offered for reasonable The
house is large and has wel-lled ieehouse the
This is an excellent loo alton for butcher.
THE SLACCiHTERINCI ESTABLISHMENT, near
the bridge, in all its arrangements
THE KILN AND QUARRY. Immediately above the
bridge, with lime house, &c offered fer rent at stated
sum, the shares.
OLIVER kINsEY.
Ath mo l4th, 1916. left
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
: 81 adrtC II, t.

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ais 9lominifirntcr pom Der SiutsrIafenfhaft
Der uerfcrbcnen 6 lifabeth 6 er t.
Icsthn pom Sbsr Saaccua Gdunfd,ip, ecs
d)a @auntb, crnannt fpCreen 1T 9IIle rpeIs
DIE auf irqeno cine Dirt an befa9te NtnterIal'
icrffaft fd,uIoig fiuo, rpsrccn dufgefcrccrt tn'
ncrbalb Wcndtcu dtnbcSablen-uno Scl'
DIE, tpcftc nod redtmisiac Scrcerlnscn has
ben, brlirben Der Ncdnuugrtt fc9Icid fprbI'
beitdti9t cinJubinci9cr, an ..... .
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
SS0raglllt0.

Der llntcrltrtebenc warnt hermit cas Dub
lifum, feiu Sauhpl; unp gretter, nod, iracnc
cine girt SaubpIs BON Der Sirma, 3erfae,
@auer uno @Omp. su faufer. GaS SaubclI
it ge,ribuet nit zen 8udtdbeu 3. 81. uno
So. g8cr Jest Saubpl, &c. ron pbiger Sirma
fault mod,t fId, uerantpcrtlid1 oa1clbe bel
mir 81 beSablen ala .n-h1I@ H.". p.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
Ntttwcet, oen 29ltm 4prL 1916.
&omtnot atitO icbct
Gin rei6e5 ltno oortrefflt6es 9lhcrtes
ment BON SallSuhren, Safubren
a. a. ltn0 cSefpelrn.

Der lluterseihnete wolIte cbrerbictigIf bas
pubIifum benddrid,tigen, oaB cr iccben bon
Teuporf ,urndsefetrt lit, nnc baB er MN an
lcinem aIten Starc, anf Der nDrbId,cn Sctte
Ter Samiton Strase, ,rpiiden g. 8arber's
unb pree, Sdser unc @cmp's Soartewaaren
Stcbrs, cines Der ihonltcn rnc bcff aus9r'
wdblrn 9IIcrtsments llbren, Safnbrcn unc
Scpelrp gum 8erfauf anbietet, fpeldles je
Dem hieiIaen publifum angetctcn tpuroe, unb
spar an berab9efeBten preiieu. - Scl9enoe
9lrtifcl bilren cincn 1beil fcines Stods.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
SO. g..
= S1eue SrllDltn9s- -Gilter
Erpfene gGdaren Sutens Maaret,
@rcSerctaL @etrdnfe %.
OeOrac SS etttter

gSclte chrerbietiet bas ptbIifum bie BATH
err uno Burger oes @anntt,s i'm aneemet'
nen benadridtiaeu, bas er fccbeh poh phiId'
oelphia surnd9efehlt 1T, allmo or zine arcee
Guantitdt BON allen 9lrtcn 9lter ein9efanft
bat uno bae or min an bem fpcbifeilen
gaareeIb SDfrm einen Sersr6serten Stpd
beramter @iiter bon 70 gutter GuaIitdt ans
bictet, ale ir9enb fonftpc in ber Stact trhaI'
ten fperoen fam, beiiebcno aus
2(usldhStfhen unb @tnbctmtf6en
fl. Srofenen lSaaren,
ale Gud, @asimers, Sattinets, Yeftinas,
Seieeus uno Cotton g,eIurts, 8cmbasihs,
glpacas, McusIin be Gains, 9ebrrdte 8ere'
gee, 8alsartnes, eawus, Grape be eains,
9tnsbams, 9emrine unb ftaurirte Dree'Set
be, @bedS, ,Ttdin9s, branner II. tpeBsr Wcns'
lin, 9inens, Sieutu9s, Strhmpfe, Soanc'
fhuhe, Witts, eaees, 0fibbons, Graoatts,
Sdatpls, oaI6tlfer, II. (. 10. -.n +rrse,
Serner: 9llle 9rten SoienffDfe,
cine srcBe gerfhiebenheit bon Gattnne, Ndn'
cD Shawls, Scarfs, @hiuses II. (. 10. sufams
men NIT rinem 9rceen enforcement 2Deecs
uno anbere CONNER Outer /; cnttpccer fiji
feline sIn;iiac, Srads, Sats', ODER quite @es
fddftss99Sfe. ''. s.. ' ....--
gtcnfalIS Gin aqsetnetnes 9lforte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
% a Cb rtdb

pirc biemit scseben BAG Die unterScidncten
ols @rccutcrs bon Der SinterIafenfd,aft crs
perilcrtcncu Scbias Npfert, lest
hin bon 9lllentalr, Qeda SauntD, ernannt
wrrocn Guo.-sIlle melde an befagte Stntrr
GdfIenTddft Idlulcig Gub, rperoen hiemit aufs
acfcrcsrt innerbalb irts Wcdcn abSubcsah'
len -unp Scld,e, Die nch rrdItnrdsi9e Scr'
tcrunecn baben, Gub ebcnfdlS criiid,t ihre
0fednuusen innerhaIb senaunter 3eit pcbl
bcfdtist cinSuhdnciaen. ra@r a
ga gioia SocTert, gr'trir.
2 .lGbarles @fert @r'cr.
Naar, 25. . .'' noon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
q 0 t n9!
MiILler6talfn GapalIeriffen

Wullerstaitn GaUallerltteit.
chr habt Gud1 gu perfdmmclr in orGIrr
Uniform, ouf Wont09s een, 4tcn Rai, udd,'
tens, ant SauIc ocu 6 owaro Q d, d'
[ cr, n Sreintg6pillr, um l llhr Ratmit'
tdse, nm @ud III benz @rerirru III tlten.--
Die WitnIicoer peroer Sbadt nchmcn, oae
Die rudfinci9c StrafoeIcer bis an irnem
Gage be,ahIt pcrbcn muTcn. - 9lIIc Scld,c
Ole phuId,cn APitglicoer befa9ter @cmpaqnic
III pereeu, f6urcu fih altf an jcnem Gage
oaIeIbit ciufnben. 9luf SefetI Dee Gaptdns
Scfepb ganntcr, >. g.
aacutaun, 2!Fril 8, r13m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
26erpelt perlan9t.

1000 Sufdrl Gjrmebsercn, fir tpsldbe rrr
h6d,fts IdrftprcS in Saar9eio cber tm Nun'
osl beSablt pirr, an Dem Tcn = Ycrf Stcbr
bel as .-rr-.4 -,4r.fr-rf.rr srHuas
llbler unc 9Sa9ner.
9ipril %, rqbr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
0Qs SiDlel
QQrpets !! Gdrpets !!

Scebsn bon .TeuDcrf crhaIten nno tpphI'
fell an Gem TenYcrf Stchr iu oerfaufen
cu9rain., 8eniturerunc eumpeu, Sarpets.
@IcidfaGs Rattirss, Bcccns SchI Gud,
fiqurirtc @ra1t, orsrcs uno 5hiIr' Ru9s, cr'
tatsnes 3ud, 9iIdI' uuo pianr Ueden,
Ssuiisr BIinos, II. {. 10. darI rtI.
q, 9. Guter Carpet fir MIR l2i Gnts
per glare.Hrtg ID el aHl. wHf 81 %
llbler iino Na9ner.
glpril 8. Habc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
9oapter papter !!

Cine fdi6ne 9luspnhl Brief, Sd,reibs uuo
pdd ipapirr III ioeben crbalteu pcroen uno
tiIIi9 gu oerfaufen, bel ."..
@ntk, Rube une 2)cung.
NuentJur, SIpril l5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
QBerpen perioilat.

10000 Plumb 0eriudcrtes Sd,wcirr'
HeiId,, fir melheS Ger bchife Rarfiprcis in
Baaren besablt pire, all ccm gieuDcrt Stchr
bel @ H .e
llbler uno gSa9Ncr,
aIpril %, nqbY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Melancholy Msiakc.-Among the ma.
ny melancholy mistakes that men are
constantly making, may be noted the fol-
lowing:
Persons in trade are daily sending ac-
counts 10 debtors, most absurdly anlici-
pa'ing paymen, Of the same.
Money diggers are cxhaustng their
energies endeavoring to rake up specie
out of the bank vaults, instead of gong
more sensibly TO work hunting needles in
hays,acks.
Mouths are used for eating, speaking,
kissing, &C., instead of disabling tobacco
juice, as nature intended.
Noses are also shamefully abused, be-
ing employed as simple heralds Of sur
rounding odors, instead Of dust holes
wherein to stow away snuff.
People 60 to church an,l actually sll
listening to the preacher, instead OF
taking notice about new fashions and
ether odd matters around them, as food
for chat and scandal in the evening.
It's very common -a-days for them
10 imagine that es,imabIe characters may
walk about in shabby coats, mistake
that must put all philosophy TO blush
81. l.. Rer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

ST. LOUIS, May ..
We regret that we are still unable TO report an
improvement in our market, but Tie same causes
mentioned in our last still exist, aud high rates
for freight to New Orleans tho depression IN the
money market, together with the unsettled state
oi Affairs, tend to produce deplorably inactive
state Of trade.
Fhor.-Ttansactions are unimporant, and ut
sui further decline. The best country brands
may be quoted at So No business doing Ia ely
mills.
GrGW.-- Wie1t 1.-The market is gluted, and
prices have declined to 55I56,. for prime; ordl.
nary 90 '5ic. COrn has further cncd, aud we
now quote at % ,26,., including sacks. Outs
no change In rates, say zoe. per bushel.-Rsvsihe.
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N Z W A n D CHI E A P.

FSiIlE subscriber invites the attention
. Of tie public to his new supply Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Now receiving and opening at his store
in the Corner room Of Rcddick'S
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pur-
chase Of such goods as are wanted hy the cnn-
inuniiy, aud the stock will be found TO compare
with any IN the country; comprising almost eve
~ article usually Kept IN county dry goods
stoIes. viz. 4 large assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ginghams and gingham lawns, balzorines,
black figured, and plain black lawns ;
Prints, alarge lot, from g. to 81 cents
per yard; black, blue, and fancy colored
Dress Silks and 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 milts; alpac,
cas- black and plaid; SIX Shatcis and
Delain ''hawls-silk fringe, &c.
B1nneis.
Florence braid, Napolian, Rutland straw
and straw. for ladies' and misses.
BOnnd Ribbons, bonnet gimps and
braIds; Bonnet Lowns.
Brown and bIeached domesilcs, checks,
lickings, diapers, &c.
B0OtS and Shoes.
falm leaf, Leghorn, and Duns,able staw
hats.
Nrdcdre. -QHecns,care, a rery large
assortment.
Groceries.
Some Of the very best Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other arli-
cles in this line.
Dnponfs Gun and Blasting PORTER.
We would invite all to call and inspect the
good, Tor themselves. J. G. NATrINGER.
Nav T. 1916
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N E W STOR E!
T.. BASSNEV"E'.

B AS just opened choice stock Of
a d Dry Goods, which he offers a,
lower prices than such goods have yet
been offered: his stock consists of
Choice prints, dc LANES, muslins,
cashmercs, silks, velve,s, ribbons, ging-
hams, linens. lawns, alpaccas, serges,
table damlsk, countcrpanes, dimitcs,
painted lawns and luslres. black. blue,
olive, and green broad cloths, black and
fancy cassImeres, silk velvet, satin and
other veS''ngs, Jeans. tweeds, and great
variety Of Summer Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimps, edgings.
combs. hosiery, gloves and parasols. all
kinds Of drlilngs, hickories, gambroons,
sheetlngs, shlrtlngs, and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonnets-chcap and
good ariicles-and a full assortment Of
ladies shoes, CATERS and slippers, children
and misses shoes, boots and buskins,
news aud pumps. boots and brogans.
A choice collection of white CJNon
ana other goods by the wholesale also,
few kegs Of the bes, gunpowder by the
key.
To sell or not to sell that is the ques-
lion. Whether lis better TO dispose al
once of all his goods and day by day re.
new them, or keep them on his shelves
10 rest and spoil This is the grea,
question, and lie is determined to sell his
goods at the lowest rales-make or break
Call therefore before You buy elsewhere,
as he considers j, pleasure to show
goods whether they are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired to call
and inspect new article Of Lace Dresses
which he has at all prices and of all pat.
terms.
Store 2 doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April II, 1916.
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NEW SUMMER GOODS
AT PERU.

EUST received ut the brick store from NeN
% York VIA New Orleans, n new stock of spring
and summer goods, TO which we invite attention.
They are nll new and fresh. and as we intend
combining our business as nearly as possible 10
cash or produce, we are able and intend to sell
low. The following are some of the articles;
Fresh lawns. balzerincs, ginghams, and
organizes of this springs importation !;
Florence and Tuscan bonnets; Ribbons {;
French tabs and rusches; wrealhs and
flowers, parasols, fans, silk, kid and cot
ton gloves and milts silk and linen hdf,;
silk cords and tassels; black dress silk I;
swiss, jaconet, plaid and other musllns I:
laces aud ehgings; calicoes grass cloth
aud other skirts, ladies' slippers. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A large assortment Of mems ond boys
summer wear, such as blue and fancy
drlIlings; palm leaf and other hats ;
cloths casimeres jeans; satline!ls /;
sheetings ,ickings; Irish linens; dam
ask aud other diapers; fine brown shirt.
ings; and all such goods for eve,y dav
use at this time of the year. Also
Wall and window paper, looking glass
es, band boxes, musquito bars. shirts,
carpet bags, dolls, mems Kip boots, slip
pers, shoes, brogans, fashionable hats,
&c.
II lard " 4 RE.
Scythes. snaths, hoes, rakes, forks,
shovels and spades, grain scoops. planes
and plane irons, squares, slcelyards,
nails, stew pans, COW bells, and lots of
other kinds. Cash paid for wheat.
WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru, April lG, 1876.
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TIL DRESS SING
wool! wool ,

WISH to purchase all lhc good clean
q washed wool | can get and pay the
highest price. 1t is preferred, always, if
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with the inside out or
washed and picked, or tub, washed. Per-
sons will find it to their interest to give
particular attention to keeping their wool
free from dirt and dust after shearing, and
must be as free from hurs as possible.
May 10, 1916. J. G.. NATTi>GEn.
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FANCY GO obs,
Tho Ladies Of Ottawa, La Sale, Peru, and
the surrounding country, will find his assorims mt
IN thI' line Tar superior to any in TIC county.
llhout enumeraIing the assortment, the public
vii find almost everything wanted. Grcut caro-
and attention was given To the market in the
cities Of the east, and everything wanted thar
cash could buy was purchased.
CaH qmcMy, Jefore the assortment is
broken. They sell rapidly, No rouJls
10 show goods!
la Sale, Oct. q, 1915.
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str1yCN or Stolen.

n IfROM the subscriber, near Munson-
a town, on the night Of the llth inst,
\ Bay Mare, both hind fee, and the left
fore foot are whitc,-the cap is knocked
OF the left hip, and has lump on the
right side of the belly. The subscriber
will pay liberal reward to any person
who will return said mare or give inlor-
nation where she may be fouad.
May -, 1916. f.. G.. HALL.
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NOTICE.

'ENiERE will be meeting of the share
holders of the Ottawa Fox River
Bridge Company on the lst Monday in
June next, at 0 o'clock A. NJ. at the Office
of the treasurer, in Ottawa, for the pur.
pose Of elecilng three directors of said
company for the ensuing wear. By or
der Of the directors. NJ. l.. HOLSTER,
May Is, 1916. Treasurer
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Groceries.

Z FULL supply, a, the brick store.
III Consisting Of teas, coffee, sugar,
molasses, rice, pepper, spice, nnlmcgs,
cassia, raisins, variegaled and common
and CASTLE soap, tobacco, pepper sauce.
lemon syrup, sarsaparllla mead. sperm and
talow candles, sa'eratus, Goldfish, macke
rel, g.. WM. PAUL s. co.
Peru, April lG. 1916.
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n f. W GOOD s.

Spring and Summer, 1876.
TsNIE subscribers have Just recci we'd large
4 supply OF Spring and Summer Goods con-
sIstIng 10 part OF
BROAD CLOTHS,
CassImcrcs, Kentucky jeans, iweeds, York
denlms, cOttonades, summer cassmers,
and variety Of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
OF all kinds, French and American
Gmsanms. printed Locns, ComJrics,
Book NVslins, Bishop La,cns, Edg-
ingS, MSertings, &c.
Ribbons,
Mitls, gloves, fans, scaris, ndkerchiefs.
bonnels, palm hats, coat checks, Osna-
burghs, brown and blue drlIngs, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheetlng, shlrting, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands One the
firm will he 10 Boston and New York through
the season and we intend to keep full assortment
OF goods ard sell at the lowest prices for cash.
May I, 1916. CuSllNAN IL GRIDhEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

We are authorized to announce MATTHEW
DONAilOE as candidate for the Office of Coun.
y Commissioner at the next August election.
suffice, to the decision Of the democratic county
convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Wo arc authorized to announce JOSEPH
AlRES as candidate for the office If COUNTY
CommsSioncr at the next August election, sub.
ject to the decision Of the democratic county
convention.
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y L 7 q q o d s,
Hdrdpdre, QueenSuare, &C.. &c.. :
which he will sell a, very small profit.
he goods were all selected with care,
paid FIR in cash, and the public will find
them equal TO the hes, in market. and as
cheap as any in The country.
His stock consists in psri as follows:
Il superior and ericnsiue assortment of
NEW AND FINE BnDiDCLGTHS.
Cheaper and better than ever offered in this mar
ket, and Of every color and texture.
ALso--N sp'cnid assortment of
EcaGysnaGe Ci0tlling,
LatS, Caps, E0Ois and Shoes, &C., Sc.
ALSO,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

We are authorized TO announce PATRICK
HANLi asa candidate, Until after the fret Mon.
day IN August next, for the Office of Sheriff Of
La sale county. Also that he is a candidate for
the nomination by the democratic Convention on
the 18th Of May.
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Pay your Taxes and save Costs.

AELINQUENr Corporation tax
~ payers, in Ottawa, are hereby in.
formed that the undersigned will attend
at the sheriif's Office on Monday the
2olh inst, for the purpose of receiving
taxes OF those who have not yet paid on
levy A. ID. 1916. G. CHAMpLIN.
May Is, 1916.
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Ap. 10, lSi6.-G.42 administrator
Ottawa, April 3, 1916.
HOvOy's Seeding Strawberry.

1oSoy SccNilns strawberry.
Of 1ctich The largest berries are from fire to siA'
inches ia circumference, amt The guilty not
surpassed. See Magazine If horticulture, and
AsrieuhWaiPgpsrs generality.
For sale by PHLElUs PurLLIPs. Midi town
Point, n. j., and Agents.
C. |. THOMPSON, AGENT, OTTAWA.
FsNHE plants ordered by agents will be forwar-
a ded with the utmost punclulhly al snch
times os % reach their destination on the l~l,
18Th, and 3Olh of March aud April. Purchasers,
therefore, by giving the agents their orders sea-
sonahly, with reference to the above dates, can
he ready to receive their plants Immediately on
their arrival, while fresh aud in good order.
sheet containing particular directions fr
the cultivation Of this aud other vlriciies Of he
strawberry, (chitly extracts from the Magazine
at Horticulture published at Boston, * furnish.
ed gralui""sly with the plants sold. Price Of
plants - % per bundled. ApdI 3, 1916.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
'I'HE subscriber has just received md is now
opening, in Ottawa, mis- large and splendid
assortment Of
French, UoOI dyed, and Biack
CLOTHS,

Brown, grey, green, invisible green & dl!la do
.A|sn, blue and black Beaver Clorhs
4 splendid lol OF FreLch, black, blue, and fln-
cy Clsslmcres,
Sleeps grey, jeans, ,wceds and sattinetts of va.
riuu~ CO. ,rs. and splendid lot OF
Satin, sik vrvrie, and other vesiings.
Ginshams Ere. Oh homb0zines, French Meri-
no Paramc,ra, and fig d alpaccas,
Iinscy. Cotton and Line1 Checks, shlrtlngs
and Shee,iugs, Ticking. umbrella,
Gents l.lslc thread, black, and fancy nd gloves,
stocks, cra,n,s, and pocket hdkis, shirt coll'rs,
Writing paper, spool. cotton. and lincn thread,
and a splendid assortment Of isl0rs' trimmings.
fine lot Of Cali skins aud upper Leather.
The subscriber viii still continue his tailoring
business, bat any prefer any other tailor. they
will Il ID that ~ advantage will he taken Of those
who wl,h 90 purchase goods in his line, lie al
50 feel, thankful FIR past favors, add fptcrs him
self that he can sell rs cheap as ANY other place.
Ottawa, Nov Il, 1915 JOHN SHULER.
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LOST.
EsTH.iY.

FTAKEN up 10y the subscriber, living
4 at Dayton, La Sale county, H., on
the 9th inst, a young mare, sorrel,
supposed TO DC abou, two years old, with
a halter on her neck. The owner can
have her by paying charges and taking
her away. JonN SAWYER.
May IS, 1916. 47-3t.
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We are authorized u announce THOMAS
LORlNG as n candidate Cor the office Of Coroner
at the next August election, subjec, TO the decis-
ion OF the county convention.
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Cheese Str:,iuers

O PIECES Sroinering.
= Persons wishing to supply them
selves with The above goods, for dairy
use, will find the most suitable article at
the store Of ]. G. NATTlNorR.
Nav 7, 1916.
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DIED,

AT N'rgonrcs, Vcrmot. on the ooh inst,
ct consumption. CL,HA, wife Of the lion. 4. ID.
NordhIldgc, aud daughter Of the late Gen. sam.
uel Strong, il the 57,h year Of her age.
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SyA VHNil uhscrihcrwouldr res pcctful.
ss:.RI Il ly inform the travelling public
iis;tSss3 that he has taken the above stand
s-.asssssessss for term of years. The house
and barn have been thoroughly repaired. He
thinks he shallhe able to accommodate hose
who give him their custom in a manner that
will We satisfactory toall. 27.tf.
Ottawa, Dec. 90, 1914. GEO. II. WEST.