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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, eb. 1, 1889
The grain buyers in our streets, as usual are oa the
jump. Every that enters the town i. generally
boarded by half dozen buyers before the reach
square. This OF things is highly sdyanta-
geous farmers. They at once fully advised
highest figures paid for the article they be
loaded with. They sell without a moments delay
and be of attending what otter business they may
hand. In this respect well to the prices
paid for all kinds of produce, proud to say that
the Ottawa market has no rival in the state.
But little grain : coming in Farmers o he
holding back still higher prices Oar buyers have
down n from so lbs for the sushe to IS
lbs Wheat is
FLour-Superfine IS. 5Oa6.5o.
CarH Nedl-Sl coal 90
E"ekeckeat Fjovr-No fixed price. very scarce.
CorH-Ear SOC for - lbs shelled SIC for so lbs
Uhedt-W inter, $780,; spring, 10aoOc.
OatS-30a4lc.
Barlsy-ijc.
POtdtots-6Oa,0 cts p. bush.
Eygs-l5c
Gatter-l5c
LHickens-5asc per h.
Turkies-5a7c per Id.
Hdes-Green. &c; dry flint, lee.
PoJk-s5 50a6 90
Bacon-Shoulders, lOc per h.; ham l24c.
.>tqrcA-Ottawa, Gle; corn starch, SC.
.SiI-Common, per Dbl, 81 90; dairy, in sacks,
I2tc.
Chuse-Ilinois, 7asc. Hamburg loallc.
Honfen Jdre-TubS, S1.50aS lV.OO per dozen
pals, sl.75a3O % per dozen.
BJoons-S !. 25as2.2 per dozen. sS-{.s
Paints and fliLs-Farnish S2.50a$ 5. 00nEgAl
O;Ls-Raw, sl.25 per gal; boiled, 81 O. -.
Patty-5a6c
Wh,fe Lead-ssaslo per 100 lbs.
Mr.. Cotton, wholesale dealer has handed ths sol
lowing his Wholesale prices of the articles named
7sas-Young Hyson 30a6oc Black 30a5O. Coffee
Rio l1al2H, Java 16a17c. Su0dr-N O. 6a5k, Rein I'd
crushed I2c Puiverized l2c Clarified sa1Oc. Rice 4a5c
tdnTfes-Fallow
ISlt-s2 pr Dbl. Dried Fruit-Apples 90 20, Peaches
Noldsses-3sa30e.
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DEATH OF uRvILLE MOORE The death Of
Orvi!le Moore. formerly of this city, a most
estimable young man, an only child, occur
red very suddenly at Chicago on the 10Th
ult. The following resolutions in reference
to the sad event, adopted by the Hope Hose
Company of Chicago. Of which young Moore
had been a member, are handed US for pub
location:
AT special meeting company. held this Friday
evening Jan. H. the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WuEREAS it has pleased the Great Ruler of the Uni
remove from midst our late brother
Der, ORVILLE l.. MOORE
R.sOiced, That in the affective dispensation of D
vine Providence, society is called the
and true member.
ReSOteed, That in intercourse with late fellow
member, whose death leaves sad void in number
have found him 70 be aCtnaed by upright prn-
cipes firm purpose, and motives, and that such
his removal creates a vacancy which be filed
EesOfre6, That tender to the afflicted family of the
deceased most heartfelt sympathy in this great be-
reayenent; yet fully realizing the inadeguacy of
all human consolation to for the loss of and
brother.
ResoIred That the members of This company in con-
sieration of the virtues of the deceased,
for thirty days; and that then house
paratus OF the company be draped in mourning for the
time.
Rfsoired That copy of these resolutions be sent to
the family and friends of the deceased also, published
in the Chicago and Ottawa paPera.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part d
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil. and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earths sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood There it acts Is irritating
poison on the internal yscera and excreting organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus. but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
ganisn As If in an attempt to cxpel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excretorcs force them to cast Il
out The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the GEN.
tral organs and rushes to the surface, as if in
another effort to cxpel the irritating poison through
that other great e1cretory the skin. In this
also it falls and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
TO repeat the hopeless effort a .lottA- day These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AorR.
Such constitutional disorder will OF cou'se under
miuc the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have toand' an
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralizcs this malarious poison in the
blpoi and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body As il should, SO it does sve this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And it does more,
rather does what is of more service to those sub
cct this infection. II taken in season it cxpsls
it from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks: keeps the
sy..sl ia health although exposed TO the diseass.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
b. this malignant influence, such as Renittens
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Agus,
Periodical IIciiacac. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fever>, :,euralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Tno.harhe, Eirache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
t;ons. Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stonach and Bowels. all of which, when arising
from this Cause viii be found TO more or
less The intermittent type. This "AGUB CURR"
remove. the Of these arrangements, and cures
til, dise1Sr.
Ills il accompii5hes by stimulating the excre-
tories cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs hy degree become habted TO do tins
their 81 @ uf tacir accord. Hence arises what
W. term Qc..liagGfa.ion. Time may accomplish the
sane end. bu, often life is not long enough. or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this " AGUE CURE
does it at once. and with safety. We have great
reason 20 believe this i. a well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused ty the nizsuatic infection, than any other
wL.CI has ren discovered; and it has still another
.mp1Ttan: advantage TO the public, which is, that
!: : cheap Is well good
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FRENCH AID SocIETY-We are doublv un
fortunate. An article in our last mentioning
that the French AID Society of this city pro-
pose to give a bali, the net proceeds OF
which are TO 60 towards recuperating their
treasury, has given offence both to the soci-
ETY. itself and to another portion Of the
French population who seem to feel hostile
to it. The latter ask US to publish the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Editcr-The French population Of
Ottawa not belonging to the French Mutual
Aid Society, respectful inform the public
Il at they energetically protest against the
article in your paper of last Saturday. as
they have received no money whatever from
that Society. MANY FRIENDS OF TRUTH
We'll, who said they did? But the Socie-
ty say we represented them as begging as
sistance from the public. We certainly in
tended nothing of the kind, and are heartily
glad to learn that they need ne such flvo-s
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40 for brands Canadian IS SCAT 10. Rye % 50
a IS. Buckwhedt. 9287a2 81. Wheat, less nrn at
90c for lowest and 81 20 for highest grades Corn, firm
at soassk. Oats dull at 5lass Pork, active and frm
Beef advanced Ne Lard. 11all%:
CINCINNATI, FEB 2-Flour dull with downward tenden
cy At 535a5 40 pr Dbl. Pork, buoyant at $l7a19 co.
Lard. advancing. Nolasses, very firm 3sc; demand
for Rio, Java Hale.
Rock ISLAND FEB. Flour 00as 90. Wheat, white
winter 15 old spring s0c., SOC. Oats 80 Corn,
4Oa45 Barley 25a4n. Butter 12a15c. Eggs 12al3c P0
tatoes 75c. Salt Q % pr Dbl.
ALTON. Feb. 2.-Wheat 75a1 05; Corn 60a75; Oats %
ais Potatoes S0s1 10; Beans 25a1 So Butter 1sa2Oc;
Eggs 2a15c; Hides dry 14c green SCI Barley sOaeoc
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, CD. z, 1893.
The money market has not materially changed from
last week. Western currency abundant. Eastern ex-
change is firm at IL.
been active during the past week but
holders have generally been firm and have refused to
sell unless full prices paid Prices remain about
the reported last week, and ruling as follows
for white winter wheat -four at *6a6 50 bbl; City
mills spring S.; Choice spring extra 81 25a4 IS
supe,fne So 5Oaa IS; Fine &2a2 IS.
Corn meal, 81 %.
Buckwheat -four l.75aS.5O pr 100 lbs. demand
light.
There is a strong feeling in wheat, and prices
have advanced little. Heavy sales are reported
during the week at 1.S5al.3j for No. white win
ter; I.25 for No. l red winter. 9Oal.O5 No l
spring; 95aS6c for standard. Rejected 7oa7Sc.
Corn has been in good request at 62a63 for 6Olbs
shelled, and 55c for 1Olbs ear corn.
Oats in little demand at 45a46c. 46a5O In bags
and we notice g. few sales at 52a54, sacksh.
Barley ]. lOal.3 80. according to grade.
Rive in good demand at 67a6oc.
pork Il 90 for heavy, and 800 for light. Packed
Hams. cured Ease, Shoulders 6a7.
Beans, best 25al SO common 75al 90.
Hides, green case; sailed sa9c; dry salt llal2c;
flint l5rl6. New city pelts 81 25sl ~.
Tallow 9al0c.
Butter l4al5c for fresh roll. Extra, l6al1c.
Cheese-N. Y. lOc; Ohio iaSc.
Eggs l2al4. Turkeys Sac. Chickens lOOs
l. 25c pr doz live chickens 8alOc piece.
Timothy seed is in demand at 81 75a1 SO for prime
Clover seed in good demand at - 5Oa6 25.
Dried apples SAGE. Dried peaches 9alOc for impaired,
16aIS for pared.
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Leaving balance Nov. so, 1855, e37C

Leaving balance Nov so, 1855, e3.0,s9l 90
The amount Of sale. Of lots and lands last year was very
small There 9.5 land sold, bringing 81,
56a- The amount from the sale Of lots was 5000 The
number OF of canal land remaining unsoid IS ~
SIS $50 and outlots remaining unsoid in
the the nal line. But two canal lots remain
unsold in Chicago The total amount due: principal
and INTEREST, for lands and lots. is $.i.25 30.
The canal was opened the st OF April and closed
the 1st Of DeceSber-2ii days The season was
the Illinois and Interruptions by brakes fresh
cts limited to but eight days There was no ne
cesy during the raise water by pumping, TO
the sumt level the supply the feeders being sui
ciant The cost o! repairs and maintenance in consc-
quence, has been much less than for several years pre-
yious.
We notice in the Chicago TiHlfs of the Cd inst, tina;
quite a utter created among the bankers OF that
city by the discovery that coo dollars Of the Ca
nal Bonds funded since loi, were fergeries As abe
State Bank OF Illinois, Shswnee;own, had deposited
10000 dollars in Canal Bonds with the Auditor
curity its circulation OF the Chicago banks bee
alarmed and had determined to throw the bills
o: the State Bank. The Auditor at called upon
the bank file securities This, presume, has
been complied with the bills again taken by the
Chicago Banks.
We have heard form good tina; not less than
ice goo dollars the Canal will prove
be counterfeits-of that class known the ColIwei
Forgery As it will be almost Impossible to ascertain
from whom the spurious bonds obtained it IS quite
likely the state will have 10 stand the loss.
The American Exchange Bank and the Bank OF Ra-
leigh Doth located Raleigh in this s;ate> few
days since set opon by sharper from Chicago with a
large of their bills. The banks, however refused
redeem the bills. An attempt then made protest
bu, failed, citizen could be found willing to mat c
the protest. The law requires that when notary
sides the place the pr should be made.
tina, the duty may be performed by any house holder
the township We learn that the partie, holds
the notes themselves protested them, which they had
right 10 do under the banking law. The banks viii
have days time to redeem
The Chicago banks have advanced = eastern ex-
change. The demand is firm at Il.
The Ottawa banks are fully as accommodating 10 their
could be reasonably expected. They are
dscounrg short time 1oal2 pr. ct for FIRST rate
paper. Eastern exchange II. Chicago iSaJs.
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A BREAK DowS.-The canal bridge near
the Prairie Grocery, at the western limits
of the city, broke down the other night with
two horse team and buggy upon it. No
body was hurt, and no serious damage was
done except perhaps irremediably tanning
good horse, and giving some of the house
hold furniture, with which the wagon was
loaded an injurious ducking.
The bridge was built by the city few
years ago, and considering the cost, ought
to have been a more substantial structure.
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CALL AT q. ii. SCHNEIDER 's.-Persons
wishing to .rjoya superb Havana cigar or
to supply themselves with the very best
quality of fine cut, will do well to cal at the
store of G.. Ii. Schneider on La Sale street.
He has just received a large stock Of all
kinds of tobacco which we can recommend TO
be of the very best quality; and which he
will sell at his usually low prices
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JUICE L. LYLE DICKEY, it will be noted
by our advertising columns, after short
resting spell" has opened an Office and re-
suuned the practice Of law in this city. OF
course Judge d. needs no CONNIE adation
from us as a lawyer, in region where he
has for the last eighteen years stood among
the very ablest men at the bar.
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VALENTINES Valentines day is at
hand, and all modest ''loveyers" and diff
dent maidens will fnd in the Book Store
department of E. Y. Griggs, just the tools
TO hint in the most delicate and poetical way
the state of their "phelinx" to each other.
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The PeopIc,. Remedy.

TRI THEx.-Never Known to Fail. Used by everybo-
dy. Herrck's suEar-Coated Pills. So good that fifty
boxes perform fifty box sells twenty-neish-
Der recommends them to neighborstranger to stran-
ger. Made from Gums, Balsams, and Extracts their eff
feet On system mild, searching and benei
eiaI Put up in large family boxes Every pill coated
With sugar 25 cents Sold by dealers every
where. See advertisement on Sd page. augT
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Ottawa PhiIha rmOnic Union.
The Union will meet regularly hereafter on Tuesday
evening OF each week in the old Sons of Temperance
Hail. in Redaieks Block The members expected to
attend punctuay.
Persons wishing to become members should make
early application. FJ. CRAWFORD, .Sec'y.
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Plumbing Plumbing,
Howard AssociatlOm, FhiI:a


A BenerOienf Institution established By special Eadesr
1eBt tie ReiieT of the Sick and DISTRESSED, ar
riicted ,ciN VirukeDt and Epiie,nic DisedSeS.
FlNl!E HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
Il destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual tisea-
SEES, and the receptions pracced upon the unfortunate
directed their consulting Surgeon, a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name, to DispeDsary for tie
treatment OF this class diseases in all their forms,
and 20 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS all who apply
cupatiOD habits Of life, &c,) and in Of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
1t is needless to add that the Association The
highest Medical skill the age, and will furnbt he
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual Re-
port upon the Of Sexual Diseases for the wear
ending January 1st S5S, express the highest sasfac-
ton with the which has TENDED the abors OF
the Consulting Surgeon in the of Spermstorrha
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea, Gc~f> Sy
philis the of Onanism or Self abuse g. and order
continuance Of the plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, review OF the past, feel assured
that their abO u this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been of benefit to the afflicted, especially the
they have resolve ed to devote themselves, with
wed ZEAL to this very important much despised
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea or eeminal
Weakness the Vice Of Onanism, Masturbation, Self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual orgaus the
Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin sealed
velope } FREE OF CHARGE, OH receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
and treatment Of sexual Diseases diet, &C.,
santy being published for gratuitOus Distribution, and
will be sent to the afflicted. Some Of the remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during Se last
year. are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARrwEII., President.
GEO FAIRcmIp, Secretdru aue2l
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A Grim. con- case that had excited vast
amount of town talk was undergoing an ex-
animation before Justice Fisher last evening.
We shall have the particulars by our next.
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LA SALE COUNTY
BOOK STORE l. NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR
RATHBUN & ORION,
DEALER
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,
MUSIC, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
~ Keeps no Drugs and Medicines nor Dry Goods,
but everything be found first class Book Store.
Those wanting anything in my line respectfully
solicited TO give me a call
Sign Of the Book, next door to Maniey BOWS Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, Ill.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds used in this city or country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens, lax, &c.
Liberal discounts given teachers and Country Mer-
chants
or all sizes Pass Books, Memorandum;
Diaries, Time Books, Notes. and Drafts;
DEEDS HoETGAGEs and all kinds Of Law Blanks.
STATIONERY.
Cap Letter and Note Paper Of all sizes and qualities;
Envelopes, Ink. Portfolios, Poke; KNIVES;
Gold and Steel Pens, Quls, Pencils, lnkstands, &c.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
SAVE TOUR DIMES HALF Dimes TO buy the New York
Ledger Flag of Our Union, wsveriey, Harp-rs Weekly
Frank Lese's Paper, Harper's Magazine, Cooley, At
lantic, &c, &c.
GOODS By EXPRESS.
am having from three 10 four packages per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders will be taken for Books Music not hand.
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published a Catalogue Of Books for Dis:ric: Ii
brari.. which be had application fro which
Directors make better chOice and Gu letter terms
than they can &c; OF Mr. A. o. Moore, Of y. i.
noy2O THOMAS ORION.
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Below We give abref review Of the prices OF the lead
Ing articles in all our principal markets. This review
will be carefully compiled from the very best source
within reach, and will enable farmers and mer
prices in all parts OF the country.
NEW YORK. FEB. 2.-Money plenty At from SAT pr ct
Flour active but holders arm at last weeks pr
e1trs e5s5 30 vessepn, 80 for s.psrAss and sos
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CAN'T Do IRA correspondent asks US to
give information as follows:
"Mr. Editor: have heard that there is
a company in your city that takes hands to
Pixies Peak and find them for half the gold
they dig in one year. Please inform me
when they will start, and their name"
If there is any such company among US
we can send them recruit
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0ttaha frte Graber.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
The Light Guards Supper.

The officers of the Washington Light
Guards Of this city gin treat" to the MEM
bers Of the company at the Mansion House,
on Tuesday evening, and with number Of
other distinguished military gentlemen we
found ourselves mixed up with the "goodly
companie" as an invited guest. The affair
was ostensibly an "oyster SUPPER" but
mine host CT the Mansion had loaded his ia
bles with such profusion of extras that the
oysters figured as an insignificant COURSE
But the edbles, though admirable, were the
smallest part Of the entertainment. Capt.
Gray, of course. presided, and was soon the
centre at which were levelled. and IRON
which as rapidly radiated those pellets OF
the brain that are wont to set the table IN
roar and put the company in good humor.
Many impromptu toasts were drank, and az
many happy impromptu responses ELECTED.
Capt. Cogswell, OF Niagara Ne. / made sew
eral happy speeches; Maj, Wallace, Of Bue-
ma Vista celebrity, was provoked by toast
into a recital of some Of the incidents Of that
ever memorable battle, etching particularly
one of his companions in arms, in his mimi
table way, eliciting tempest of hilarity. -
Sheriff Waterman, Mr.. l. Raugh, L cut. Glib
son, Sergt. Campbell, John P. Anthony,
Esq, mine hest Capt. Wadc--indeed near.
ly everybody present had something to con.
tribute in the way of sentiment, song,
or sparkling little speech, so that there
was constant rafting of small shot from
the beginning to the close, constituting al
together, one of the pleasantest and spicies
little assemblies We ever attended. Long
live the Light Guards.
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NHEAP BUUkS at
- ianS9 ORTDN,S ROOh STORE.
II o NJ q, o = A Il II Y.

4. II. GRECO VI. h..
II ATE Of Corning. n. " would respectfully announce
IL the citizens OF Ottawa and the surrounding
KY that he has permanently located in this city, where
he will be happy to wait all those necding his
lessional services.
Dr. C. takes pleasure in presenting the following test
noniais:
CORNING. " Y, April 2eth, 1855
To WHOM IT MAY ooScERs:-I Save been intimately ac-
quainted with DIR A. Gregg for the past three years
have also employed him family physician for that
time, and would cheeruily recommend him TO the conf
dence of any community where his lot may be cast
DR.. Gregg a man Of strict moral integrity, a good,
careful and capable practitioner NJ WOOD,
Bunker and Exchange Broker.
CoKSIxG, n Y, April Goth, 1858.
To THE PUBIIc:-Itake pleasure in recommending DR..
A. T Gregg gentleman and successful Practton-
er, and worthy of the patronage of the public
GEO. W. PATTERSON, JR.,
Cashier Geo. Washington Bank.
CORNING, April 23d ISIS.
Hen JAMES GRANT aud y. KENDALL. Esq, Davenport,
Iowa; or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock Island, ln-iIrdr'
Fr nds You place full confidence in the bearer,
Dr. A T. Gregg, a man and as physician. We have
emp yed him in family, and if he should locate in
your entity elsewhere, best wishes will attend
him ard family c.. S.HUBBARD,
m Wis Of TIE 6r,n of I'm B. Sterens If Co.
RUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
mo-
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TRUE WATERMAN.
Open from o'clock 4. N. TO AZ O'Clock p W.
EXCHANGE OH Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed time deposites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made in all parts of the State, and promptly
rei;ted the day of payment at current rates OF
change lmar2il l. v. WATERMAN, Cashier.
SAVINGS BANk,
Ia Glorer's Addition to Otdtcd.
zoo FORA Lot: Terms IS cash. and 81 on the
DZZf first day of every succeeding month until
ali paid, without interest. iul26 TRUE WATERMAN.