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The HarrnOneOns,


WM. L.. MONTAGUE has for SHE a, hi, y,.i. s,o.
w the following favonts SONGS OF Harmoneon Family
sleep, my child Thy mothers near thee ~ ,
forget the gay world
We come with sonFs 10 erect YOU
She sleeps IN the valley
Farowell-to- night plrt!
The Mountain Wave
On TO the Chase! tHuaung SonR)
sleep. dear lady, (Se'enadf)
The Grave OF Washington
OH give a home, IL in a foreirn land
Blow on, blow on Crhe Pirates Iii,el
Miss Nancy Paul. (Comcl
Oh! whar Is the spoti do.
Sailing on the Old canal
Ride dlTkics d.,
De tkeeters do bite! do
Young Glenn Brown,
Mas Julia IL handsome raj, CConiel
DE Old Jawbonc,
And a variety Of oher Music, new md poppt,,
P.s-Ano.heT supply OF NEW Music h,, received
WIN l.. MONTAGUE.
Dealer in Piano Fottss and Music
oeS Sign OF the Golden I.yrs, opzoute IN, B,pk.
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7TcetinaoS tI,c Committee

Tho committees appointed in ie dcfont wards pro-
euro cub pd,ns 10 ard ho Volunteers Tor to Mexican
wa. are requested the Office OF tho Subscriber
Oh 8ltnday noxt OF the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ IL -
important the Meeting should be- full Ncir 900 gallant
men have volunteered end are now In the city
da3 ROBT. g. SCOTT, Chairman.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS!!
100 MAIN STREET,
Corner 1871 and Main Str,eis)

100 MAIN STREET,
Corner 1871 and Main SrsefsO
H. H. = NOE, Agent,
A NTICIPATlNG the meeting Of the Legisla-
IA tuie vTors to the city has Tor
their cd enlarged a,somni at will
the Staton ADDITIONS herto)
psror
READY MADE CLOTHING,
sEETLEMEN's FANCY WARE.
lie dc,ms e5l-fs m, 'oag vrn, public ha,
had of HE Coos to snyhing their commeEdaon
q that ne warinb's all Clothing be sells
The FOL owing ~, In comprises his assortment:
CoauFenc ard Fog 'hS Sup Black q th Dress and Ff'ck
do Over Gas nere, Beaver and Droid Clio h. Black Brown
Olive, &
do Sack, a.suere. Tcnver. and Bfoid Cloth
Do Ofice, ,or ks) ETY. Of qua ries and eo,ou
Coaks-Black and Blue. HEAVIER aud broad Cloth
Psnia- Black French Doesk Cashmere
Do French nd other Fancy Cassimcte
Vcft-Faucy and Ma X silx Velvet
DO Fancy Merino and Woo.cn Velvet
90 Fancy nt nia * ~ ana Satin
do Fancy Valencia and Black Casfimero
gc1rf.-Fau y rni Black SIX and Satin
au-Fancy and a-k six aud sa'in
so k.-saun and Horn'
Poe set flandkerch cfs-sik and Linnen Cambria
CIov,s-sik, KID. Buckskin and Mcrno
Coins and Bosoms
Phr s--Dftrs. Plain and Penney
90 Under, siF Msrino AMI Coffin
Dravcr.-Nenno and Cotton
Fuspedera
Umbrelr.Asil Ginrham, &C.. sc.
err E win heretofore Gent emen pref or and ra wing
unr8 made 20 thf manure at the Fashion
a'ir Establishment n Jnn. ~. OIem Co. Biu-c This he f.
enabrd by the menrsof n ErpfcfH m 10 w days
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w. BreGFWs LUCKY orrrcE

DENDBETONS OFFlCE.-A Magnificent
Scheme for today. Captais 10000 Doas, 10000 COCO,
50 prizes Of 1900 Whole Tickets only 10 6ols, halves
s. quarters $50 Packages for s the usual terms uLt ~
O'Clock
Also to day-4oOo Dollars Capital Whole Tickets dollar
halves quarters proportion Sales e,se NJ o'el,sk
Prizes g above fsoJerics, apply carly
de5 PENDLErONs OFFICE, No 2 ETrhanyr.
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NEW AND GsgPOHTANT Law HOOK.
A DIGEST OF THE CONVEYANCING

NV AND G5gPOHTANT Law HOOK.
A DIGEST OF THE CONVEYANCING,
N TFsrAMENTAUY. AND REGISTRY LAWS. OP ALL
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Lfniug ncrilons upon these subjects States. 10
zesr with Che Founs of AcEn1 ent Probate RfInqui,
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and r e fon diunguhod iuff Of svcU
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faHUgl RErvs, Ga w"
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yEGRO-ETTWTVG. &C.
SPLENDID OYSTERS.

zgLOCK TIN DISH COyERs---Just rc-etgcf. ard Tor
- siic IN Es'tS ~ CLAgKsON q gARDNtR,
DC No ~ Hrlads.. sirn of the Urn cav.
BBLhTE wAW1IEHs, l5.i roe ,o and f,r ra7 st,a ~
CIArEEpN e. GARDINER
De No N Hfoad o.. sira 70 The Hand avv.
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To day the "ffoo Trade" TauT g,1s into operation
n 60 credit the Free Traders ore Co zee our l
nud our merchants wealthy crapidy then
For long umo have been told that the Tarf
Of 1876, (now iuo commencing be- work has made The flr
msu richer by extending bis markets whore he sells aud
10y opening mafkois who're ho buy better advantage
than he now con Of Die 1cgbors, who make manufactured
goods such az Do vents Tie eject of the Tariff upon
the articles hc juya sha.I r1t c1snnc here, Boo we s
look little at these famous stories about extended mar.
k't, improved Trccr, &c.
Tie following table shows the price Of certain lrics-
upon ihr doy The taud of 1916 goes in, operation d dc
prices thC ssmo articles odd TOR one wear ago o5, ,i
'Iigh Tart" OF 1872.
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- ALAD OIL. Very superior fresh Olive OIL,
~ Tor table o. Latours anf say brands j1 Imported
which he suhscfhr recommends epicufcs bore ~ st
ffHf r JOHNSTON. Urur1Irf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-24
OTTAWA POST-OFFICE.
MaiI Arrangement Time.

The Eastern arrives daily at - =. NJ, and de-
parts daily at II r.M.
The Southern arrives daily al s = ", and de-
parts daily atl AN.
Bloomington Mnl-Via Money creek, Licking
ton, Indian Grove, Avoca, Pontiac. Sunbury
Eagle, aud Farm Ridge, arrives every Friday al
q rM, and departs every saturday at q AN.
Pdc PAN Grore Mai-Via Munson aud Earl.
vile, arrives every Friday at p NJ, and departs
every Saturday at SAN.
Egin MIii-Via Dayton, Mt. knlckerbncker
PenielJ, Bristol, Newark, Oswego, Aurora, Ba-
tavia, La Fox, St. Charles and Little " Gods
arrives every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
a, Sr NJ, and departs every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 3 AM.
Peoria MHi-Via Little Detroit, Partridge
Point, Crow Meadows, Magnolia, Point Repub,
lie aud Vermil ionville, arrives every Tuesday
aud Friday al q NJ aud departs every Monday
day and Thursday at SAM.
The Eastern aud Southern mails close daily
at o'clock I'm; and and all packages intended
for either Of these mails, should he IN the Office
at that time. The Office is open daily from
o'clock A NJ, to Q O'Clock NJ. On Sundays from
q to . o'clock in the morning; from II To
O'Clock at noon aud from 7 to o'clock in the
evening. JOHN HlSE, Postmaster,
Ottawa, July 10, 1916.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county. In
Sale circuit court, November term, 4. ID.
lSl6-Robert NeaIe VS. Mary Neale, In Chan.
cery-Petition for Divorce.
i appearing by affidavit on file in the
4 Clerks Office of the circui, cour, of
SAID In Sale county, IN the above emit.
lied cause, that Mary Neae the above
named defendant, has removed out of the
State of Illinois to the Territory Of Wis.
consln'; and the said petitioner having
filed his petition herein for divorce, and
a subpoena in chancery having been issued
herein according TO law
Now you, the said Mary Neale, are
hereby notified, that unless you shall be
and appear before the circuit court afore.
said, on or before the first day Of the next
term thereof, to be holden a, the COM,
house in Ottawa, on the sixth day of No.
vember next. and answer the said petition.
er's petition, according to the rules and
practice Of said court, the same will be
taken for confessed, and a decree made
according to the prayer thereof,
il. LELAND, Clerk.
W. /. S. LAvINIA, pets sol,
Dated at Ottawa, July 8, 1916.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

LNOR SALE-The equal undivided
IL half of FIGURING DfH, 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 and merchant work. Also, n saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou.
ses and store-one new two story
house-and several out.buildings, with
l60 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water tina, in,ersec,s
the canal, and miles from Ottawa.
A good lille and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to sui. purchaser. Enquire of
M. E. Hollis,er, Esq, at the cour,
house, or at Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916. 81
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Masters Sale.
Levi p. Gregg, complainant, and Charles John
ston, defonlant-In Chancery.

Levi p. Gregg, complainant, and Charles John
ston, dei,nlant-ln Chancery.
I'm pursuance Of decrelal order OF the
circuit cour, made in the above cause,
will be sold under the direction Of the
subscriber, "a. 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, al the hour of one O'Clock
=. NJ. Of that day, all those two certain
tracts of land and leuements, or premises
TO wit: The west half Of the south cas-,
quarter of section number twenty-eighl,
I2s) in township number thlrly.ive, (35)
north of range eight, g. east of the third
principal meridian. Also, the north
west quarter of section number nineteen.
(l9) in township number lhirty.lwo, (32)
north OF range seven, ~ east of the third
principal meridian.
EPHRAIM II. LITTLE,
Ma,ier IN Chdncery.
Morris, July 10, 1916.
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10TH DREs SSH
Real Estate for sale M Auction.

n Office is hereby gived that | will
" sell at public auction at the door 81
The court house, in Ottawa, al 10 O'Clock
A NJ, on the 9th day of August next,
lot No. 3, in block No. II IN the town Of OF.
tawa as suhdivided by the trustees of township
SO, h, together with the dwelling house
aud Improvements thereon situate i, fronts so
itei on the canal basin aud 80 feet on one Of til,
first business streets in the town, and is well sit.
ualed Tor most kinds Of business Akt, the q
story building aud the lot upon which it stands
containing 20 by IS feet, now occupied by Mr.
Thomas lorIng, 1t being the north part # the
south half of lot No s, block No. II, in Ottawa
Ash, the east half OF the n ar of see IS, tn 81
nr4 = 81 p m situated near Green's dam, OF
Daytun--to be sold in 20 acre tracts. The pur.
chas,rs of the above described property will be
required to pay one fifth of the amount on the
day Of sale, and the balance in five years, and to
secure the payment thereof by mortgage on the
property sold, aud by note with personal security
at pei cent interest, payable semi.annually IN
advance. ik0, the north 80 acres of the h Of
5 " or of sec l6 ip, 80, n e 8 p m, as subdi
vidcd by the aforesaid trustees.
The purchasers will be required to pay
one.lillh OF the amount annually, and TO
secure the payment thereof by mortgage
on the property sold, and by note with
personal security at 8 per cent interest,
payable sem'.annually in advance.
May 20, lsl6,-0l-40. J.. LELAND.
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n f. w 100 ID S.

Spring and Summer, 1916.
gUNliE subscribers have Just received large
L supply of Spring and Summer Goods con-
slsling IN part OF
BROAD CLOTHS,
CassImeres, Kentucky jeans, tweeds, York
denims, cottonades, summer cassimers,
and variety Of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
OF all kinds, French and American
Ginghams, printed LawnS, Cambrics,
Book Nusiins, Bishop Lawns, Edg.
ngs, Msertings, &c.
Ribbons,
Mitts, gloves, fans, scarls, handk erchiefs.
bonne,s, palm hats, coat checks, Osna-
burghs, brown and blue drilings, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheeing, shlrting, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands. One of the
firm will I've in Boston and New York through
the season and we intend to keep full assortment
Of goods and sell at the lowest prices for cash.
May 7, 1876 CUSHNAN & GRIDLEY.
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NEW A N D c IL EA P.

F1NllE 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 Redlick's
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pur-
chase oi such goods Gs are wanted 10y the COM
muniiy, and the stock will be found TO compare
with any in the country; comprising almost eve
ry 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 Silks aud Trimmings; mohair
and silk mitts, halffngered and fingered
gloves: ladies' fine kid gloves, dark and
light colored ladies' and chldreR's Lisle
thread and cotton gloves and mi,ls; al ac.
cas- black and plaid; SIX Macis and
Delain .Shawls-slk fringe, &c.
BOnneiS.
Florence braid, Napoli,an, Rutland straw
and straw. for ladies' aud misses.
Bonnet Ribbons, bonnet gimps and
braids; Bonnet Launs.
Brown and bleached domestics, checks,
llckings. diapers, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Palm leaf, Leghorn, and Dunstable s,aw
ae.-Queensware, a uery large
assortment.
Groceries.
Some Of the very best Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other arti-
cles in this line.
Dup0nrs Gun and Blasting PoUaer
We would invite all to call and inspect the
goods for themselves. j. q. NATIlNGER.
May l. 1916
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TT is generally understood that the best bar
l. gins III Ottawa, eau be found at
BnuGHro>s NEW sroHE, REnpICKs block,
and 1t is Furthermore understood that be has
only one price, dealing alike with all, CASH
can at all times be exchanged for merchandIze
ut the fares, rates, and his store Is the great
depot OF the best and most fashionable goods in
all Illinois. Thankful for past hyors the sub
scrber sollcils a continued share of the public
patronage. BOUGHTON.
New StoIe--.One Price---Reddick Block.
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Ca(f,cfOr Sale.

r WILL sell at public auction, at the
u door Of the court house in Ottawa, on
Saturday the 22d day of August. lot of
fine cattle, consisting Of the following
| yoke Of oxen, 3 mich cows, | two
year old heifer. two year old steer, and
3-yearliugs.
Terms Of sale cash down.
G.. BAILEY.
Ottawa, July %, 1916.
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Estate Of Christopher Long, deceased.
A Lii persons having GLAZING agains,
- the estate of Christopher Long,
late of LA Sale county, deceased, are
hereby notified and requeSed to present
the same 10 the undersigned, admini,ra-
tor Of said estate, or TO the probate JUS
lice Of La Sale county, within nine
months from the date hereof
A. d. BUTTERFJELD,
June &, 1916. administrator.
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List Of Letters

, post Office at Ottawa,
$40.
Largent Jas r
Little Mr.
Laigent VIM
Little T. b
Libby Francis 2
Larkett A
Lewis Joshua
Langbery J r
Long S l.
Larson Andrew
Mt Stevens Jno
Mulkin Ezra
Magee Barney
Myers J a
Maxwell Jas A
Manning E
Mason A
NJ Vim
M'Fadden Jno
Macabe J p B
Mills Mr.
Moreland II J
Mansfield Josiah
Millikin Margaret
1 or Com fort
Mulkin Isiah
Macabe Mar y
M'Keon Mary
MPNair w S
Millikin Saml
M'Kcon Mary
M'Nair w S
Macy Y
Mathays N
M'Beth Jas r
Nick ell Jno II
New ell Thos
O'Brien Patrick
O'Neill J O
Ogormon G
O'Connell VIM
Ostertock
Osmundgen E
O'Leary Jno
Oliver Saml
Potter J lane
Pcenis VIM
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IN BASSNETT, has lately removed his slor

IN BASSNErT, has lately removed his store
l. TO the brick buildings No. 3, where he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
America and English dry goods; consisting of
colicoes, lawns, muslins, ginghams, linens, de
LANES, alpaccas. drilings, sergcs, tabls cloths,
counterpanes, ilannels, broadclo,hs and casimeres
of all colors summer stulfs, tickings, trimmings,
yeslings, black and coored dress silks, satlns,
velvcts cashmeres, cotton, silk and barege scarls
and shawls, Isle and thread edgings and insert
ings, gimps and fringes, cotton and silk hose,
gloves, mltts, ribbons, flowers. and other fancy
goods. A full supply of ready made Clothing
may also be found at this store, with hats, caps,
bonne,s ard shoes in any quantity. The sub.
scriber has only one price FOR his goods, and has
put them down at prices. which, ifquollty be con.
sidercd lscbeapcr than in any other store in town.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully in.
vites his friends to remember his store, No. 3, in
the brick buildings, where he will be found ever
ready TO serve them. Il. BASSNETr.
Ottawa, July 10, 1876
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DR.. Horace II. Is:lstOrtl,

HAVING located a, Vermllionyile, offers his
IL professional service to the public; and feels
a confidence from his long practice in Michigan
aud illinois, in being able to render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with call
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
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Towards Cement.

NOR mending china, earthenware, and mar
II be---manuiactured by Howard & Co..
broadway, n. Y. Just received aud for sale at
% cents per stick, at the cheap one price store
July 81 BOUGH ron.
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STRA YED Or STOLEN.

No. FROM the Subscriber. a,
NM- the Aux Sable Grove, Ken
&eaA SMdall county, on the nigh. Of
VI Ax:he 9Th ms, large brown
MARE, about II years of
age, slightly sprung in the left knee
Whoever will give information where
she may be found, shall be literally re.
warded by addressing the subscriber
through the Oswego Post Office.
July II, 46-3 WIN. COWDREY.
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USEFUL, articles, such as coffee mills, grid
~ irons, very nice article table cutlery, car
vers, pocket scales, candle sticks curtain pins aud
bands, pad locks, b,e,d and butcher knives, peck.
tie knives, brads lacks, &c for sale at
June 10, 1916 BoUGHToNs.
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T.. l.. BOllgIltOn,

SPORrSMEN are invited to examine my as
~ sor,ment of canister powder, OF sea s!i oo,-
ing q, and Kentucky rifle F F FIG.
July 3, 1916 Boucuroy.
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Cheap! Chcapcrm Cheapcst:::

4 n excellent article of por! wine and brandy
N for sale by July 20 4 BASSNETT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,
Estate of John FRI, deceased.

A Lii persons having claims against
IN The estate of John Fry, deceased,
are hereby notified and requested to ex.
hibil the sa:he 10 The undersigned, admin.
islra,rx of sand estate, or to The Probate
Justice Of La Sale county, for settlement,
within nine months from the date hereof.
ABBY s. FRY, .4,!miniSiruirir. +"
July 8, 1916.
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Mess and Prime Pork,

ESiNE smoked hams, sugar cured; also Lard
Il large quantity for sale on commission. by
May T. 1916. J. G. NATTlNGER.
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For 1i,yalitiS.

400 bills mess pork, anl 30 bbls beef and
lVO lard. for sale 10y I BASSNErT
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Estate Of Solomon Sch,0 ri-, dec.
A Lh persons having claims against
"a the estate of Solomon Schwartz,
dece are hereby notified and requr.
ed to attend before he probate justice Of
LA Sale county, Illinois, a, his Office in
Ottawa, in said county, on Saturday the
9Th day Of August A. b. 1916, for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted. lha,
being the day fixed upon by The admin.
'slraior, IN pursuance of the statute, for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against said dccedent.
JOSEPH STOUT, Aim'r.
Ottawa, May Is, 1916.
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NEW SUMNER GOODS
At PERI.

lust received al the brick store from New
- York VIA New Orleans, a new stock Of spring
and summer goods 10 which we invite attention.
They are all new aud fresh, and as we intend
combining our business "a nearly a. possible to
cash or produce, we are able and intend to sell
low. The following are some VI the articles:
Fresh lawns, balzerines, ginghams, and
organizes Of this springs importation {;
Florence and Tuscan bonnels Ribbons !
French tabs and rusches; wrealhs and
flowers, parasols, fans, silk, kid and cot
ton gloves and miits; silk and linen hdf,;
silk cords aud iasses; black dress silk ;
, swiss, jaconei, plaid and other musIins ;
laces and edgings; calicoes grass cloth
and other skirts, ladies' slippers, &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A large assortment Of mems ond boys
summer wear, such as blue and fancy
drllings; palm leaf and other hats
cloths caslmeres jeans satlineus
sheelings; ichings; Irish linens; dam
ask and other diapers; fine brown shit
ings; and all such goods for every day
use at this time Of the year. Also
Wall and window paper, looking glass
cs. band boxes, musquito bars, shirts
carpet bags, dolls, mems Zip boots, slip
pers, shoes, brogans, fashionable hats
&c.
II L D W A R /.
Scythes, snaths, hoes, rakes, forks
shovels and spades, grain scoops, plane,
aud plane irons, squares, sleelyards
nails, stew pans, COW bells, and lots o
other kinds. Cash paid for wheat.
WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru, April lG, 1916.
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Oats Wanted.
Pork.

"lE highest price paid for oats by
July % Il BASSNErl
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Table Salt.

on bags table salt, % lbs each, jus, received
~ at the cheap cash store. BOUGHTON.
July ., 1876.
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Notice.
Dissolution Of Co-partmcrship

Dissolution Of CO-partmcrship
ME coparlnership heretofore exist.
H. ing between the undersigned, is
ibis Gay dissolved by mutual consent
Those indebted to the late firm are re.
quesied TO call and settle with Mr.. VIM.
CogswelI at the Foundry, in whose pos
session the notes and accounts may be
found. WM. COGSWELL,
A. 6. COOK.
n. B.-Ths foundry business will be
continued by Mr.. CogsweII, and the pub
lie are solicited to continue the liberal pat,
ronage heretofore extended 10 the es,ab
lishmen,.
Ottawa, June %, 1916.
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Z AIDES kid slips, kid huskins, cokrcd kid
IL lies, colored tipped CATERS, and Gents mo.
rocco, and patent leather CATERS for sale at
June 10, 1916 BoUGuToNs.
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Wood Wanted.

on CORDS wood wanted, for which the
~ highest price will be paid by
July 3, 1916. JAMES O'CONNOR.