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Our Public Schools..shall They Be Clssed
or Not

O~H uUhAC ScmOOhDs~Smou Am0y ~ ClOo00
or Not
When, week or two ago, under the encour.
aesment Of public meeting of our leading citi.
zens, the school board took action to procure
from the Legislature authority to levy sufficient
additional taxes to enable them to continue the
schools, they were led to believe that in this
movement they had the appreciation Of our citi-
zens generally. Since their draft Of an act was
sent to Springfield, however, rsmonstrancs has
been gsttsn mp against its passage, signed BY
some 200 names, and this. it il feared, viii By
fatal to the BILL The board, therefore, have NO
recourse but to stop the schools. which they have
determined to do next week. This coarse on the
part of the board is unavoidable, unless they do.
eide to repudate their obligations.
What the Beard have asked of the people Of
Ottawa and the legislature, to enable them to
continue the schools, is embraced in the draft Of
a bill published in another column Instead of
power to levy tax Of six mills a. heretofore, to
run the schools, they ask power to levy not ex-
ceeding mills. They also ask for one more
mill to be levied when necessary to rebuild in
case Of fire, or to keep the school buildings in re-
pair, and they ask for an immediate temporary
tax of three mills to pay off the present indebted
ness, which is about $4,000, and for which the
school revenue for the current and succeeding
year is irrevocably pledged.
The board say that six mills have not run the
schools any year since the commencement of the
war. In 1852 they had $1,000 aid from the city
treasury; in 1853, $500, and in 1864, about
$500. Sir e then the city has been unable to
aid the board, and the latter having been obliged
in the last three years to build four new school
houses at An expense OF over $25, 900, has nsces-
sarily run in debt.
The school directors are tho servants Of the
people and await their pleasure on this state of
facts. They submit that, while they have edu-
Gated the children of Ottawa ut an average ex-
pense of e12.5O year, the same costing $50 to
$95 year in Aurora, Chicago, and other cities,
they cannot be accused of extravaganza. The
board are now at the end of their tether for
means to continue the schools. If the people say
stop thsm stop it is The board cannot run the
schools at their own expense It is for the peo-
pie to say whether the schools shall 60 on or not
by voting or refusing to vote the means.
P. s. Since the above was written, we learn
that the Board Of Education held special meet
ing last evening and adopted resolution to clos,
the schools Immediately. If they cannot be con
tinued except by running deeper In debt, tn,
sooner they are closed the better.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

THK 1AsQUERADE.-As the time approaches,
interest increases in the proposed grand "Mas-
KENDALL" to be given BY the Turner's 1t their
Hall in this city eA the I'd prox, Zone week from
next Tuesday, We hear Of a number Of rich as
we'll as highly unique costumes in preparation
for tho occasion. Meantime many others. not
inclined to incur the expense Of purchasing ap-
propriate outfits, are availing themselves Of the
opportunity offered 70 borrow costumes, sngag-
ing them beforehand, tho Society having made
arrangements for procuring full supply from
Chicago. But hrst of all, it wsuld be best to
secure ticket. Az the number IL limited, il
would be we'll 10 bs safe on that head. They can
bs purchased at the Drug store Of Koch & Bed
sker, at the Clothing store Of J. ChristmaAn, o.
the Saddlsry store Of Strobel & Gondolf
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Testimony Of q Promlnent Phys

Testimony Of q Promlnent Phys
i0i0n.
Dr.. ]. T. Baker, . skilliul and widely known
physician of twenty years standing in Lancaster,
Pa, gives his opinion Of popular household rom.
sdy, in the following letter:
Lancastsv, Pa. November g, 1868.
DR.. s. B. Hartman Il Co--Dear Sirs: Dur.
ing the past eight years I have had frequent op.
portunitiss to study the effect Of Mshlers' Herb
Bitters upon persons ssffsring from Dyspepsia,
Loss Of Nervous Energy, Sexual Weakness, Diar.
rhna. 90. Remedies were prescribed by other
physicians according 10 tho Homeopathic, 10.
pathic and Hydrepathio schools, and only com.
pesatively few permansnt cures effected. On the
other hand, have asvse known the Bittsn to
fail producing the desired result, and still use
then in the treatment Of such complaints, with
the highest success. ! have ~ hesitation Id cay.
ing that I eonsiAse 1ishlsrS Herb Bitters the
most sdioaeioss remedy ever discovered for dis
eeses arising from disosdsrsl Stomach, L,vsr,
Kidneys, Bowels, Lunes aad Heart.
b. Yours tsuly, " 'i'
J. T. BAKnR, n. u.
p. o. Box 196
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Letter from Rev. Robert Collyer.

CHICAGO, January 16, 1869,
My Dear 4r. Bocman-My folks think these
are the best Photographs Of myself that were
ever taken. I rather incline to think so, too
especially the enc with the hat on. Please send
me two dozen with hat on, and one dozen with
cut; also two Of the large size, &c.
Very truly yours,
ROBERT COLLYRR
We have before us photographs of Rev. Mr..
Collyer, Also Major Gen. Howard, recently taken
by Mr.. Bowman. which for real artistic merit
and truthfulnsss in likeness are seldom equalled
and rarely il ever sxcelled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

'Ths Cheap Sale" has commenced at Anrray's
All the ladies as we'll as purchasers generally Of
Ottawa and vicinity understand what that
means. As the winter season is about to close,
this firm have q custom, as preparatory to tho
opening spring trade, Of rushing off their winter
goods at reduction Of from Is to 40 per cent.
There is NO humbug about this but it is bona
Jds affair, as all their customers understand. To
them it is only necessary to say, the cheap sale
has commenced, and will continue 80 DAYS.
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CoLwEIr. CLARK & Co.-Psopls have won
dersd, for few days pest, whore all the doors,
sash and blinds came from that were being stow
Cd away !, and filing from door to ceiling the
spacious room in Mr.. Armour's building on Main
street, west Of La Sale. They are the maaufac-
turs Of the large establishmsnt of Colwell. Clark
d Co., and are stored here because there is no
moro room ON the quarter sors they occupy on
La Sale st. This firm, our citizens should know,
do more work in their line than any ono Of the
fifty similar establishments in Chicago except
two. and have about monspolissd the trade on
theline of the Rock Island railroad west of us,
limited only by the capacity of their machinery,
to which additions are made constantly.
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GONG AwAY'-With feelings akin to those on
losing friend, many Of our citizens will learn
that Mr.. E. P. Halbert, late Of the shoe firm Of
Halbsrt & Megaffin, is about to leave Ottawa
for good, returning, afser residence hsre Of 10
or moro years, to his old home at Binghamton,
Y. Weare sorry to lose his pleasant, genial
face, and envy Binghamton its gain. May pros.
perity attend him.
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GREAT CLOSING Our SALE commencing on
Monday, January 25th, previous to removal
Scott, Houtz ~ Co. will remove on February
18TH, to the store lately occupied by Messrs. Al
sohuler & Co. We are determined to dispose o.
our entire stock before that time, if extremely
low prices will do it, Our remnants and odd lot.
must be closed out before removing, and in this
department we offer special bargains.
ScoTT HoUTz & Co.
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Ottawa Post OfElce.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:


MONITOR DIVISION No. s. OF T.: Meet every Monday
evening AZ their hall In Cheeyer Block east eide of Court
House. w. +. Whitmore, W. z. n. Periey, X. s.
o. g. T., OTTAWA LoDGH No. 5S5: Meets every Friday
evening In tner hall Cheeyer New Block. Oliver Cornell,
W. X. 5. j. G.. Baldwin, W. G. T.
evening.
LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. 5(subordinate): Meets ev.
cry Tuesday evening at their hail. in Cheeyers Block.
A. L. Wood, W. c. t. Geo II. Hunter, W. r.
annehaha Social Temple No. o, meets in the New Hall In
Cheeyer Block every Thursday evening Miss Ella
sP T. Geo H. Hunter. b. p. r.; Mrs Thos Ready, r.;
A. L. Wood, b. L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

FREE BRIDaE The man that put On such
tight Attisg salt after reading An article In
Last weeks Republican, must have got his bssk
awfully bumped up. By the names hs usss hs
appears 70 give me- the credit Of being ID ssthor
I an not The satAoe of tie sSsrssaid sxtiels, bat
wsuld sdviss Tie weuld b Lsrd Of creation not
V pat % sssA tigAsA - ~ tg Aadls - ~
1lspAsat WI have y d. visAsst ~ Bswtaaa,.
CANPDuxl.
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ICE.-Mr. Newton Ward, who last summer
bought ont Mr.. Marsh in the ice trade in this
city, availed himself of the favorable weather of
the past week to lay in his crop for the next
summer. The ice is about IA inches thick, and
nearly double the quantity put up last year mas
been slowed away in superb condition.
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Agents.

ALEX. VAUGHEr. El il authorized agent at Seneca,
Ill., to receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contract for JOB printing &c All orders
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY, ESD. authorized Agcntat Leland,
In this county TO receipt for subscriptions the Free Ira
der. advertising. &C.
NJ G. DOSAgHHu Esq. u authorized recept
fer subscriptions to the FREE TRADER for advertisements
&c. at the town OF strestor in this county.
j. W, BRowSR ESD Is authorized agent Earlye.
In .his county 10 receipt for subscriptions and advertise
In the Free TrAner.
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Tns cheap sale ct Jacob Moneys continues
with unabatsd vigor. Ovsrooats worth $50 .
month ago are going for SEQ, and pants and
vests arc going at about cost Of material When
Mr.. Mooney says cheap sale, you can 20 your
bottom dollae he means it-svsry time
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HARPER's MONTHLY, Atlantic Monthly Co
dsy's Ladys Book, Putnam's Monthly, Lippin-
oott's Magazine, Lady's Friend, Catholic World,
Eclectic Magazine, Hours at Home, and Every
Month-all for February, as we'll as all other
late publications. pocket cutlery, stationery, &c.
at OsMAN & HApEMAN's. west Of Court House
square.
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COMING THE great Professor and Madame
Carter will open at Turner Hall Tuesday eve
ming, for FIVE nights only, also Saturday after
noon. Our exchanges speak in the highest terms
of these popular artists. Two hundred beauti-
full presents are distributed among the audience
each night George Kurtz, the gentlemanly
manager, is in town experimenting the adver-
tisiag department; and he knows how it should
be done, ubet! The price Of admission is only
25 cts, and reserved seats 80 cts Don't fail TO
SEQ the Grand Parade on Tuesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

John Stout deserves heavy end Of the trade
of Rutland for his effective labor in securing
them free bridge, and he is getting it. He is
getting it not only on that account. however. He
gives better bargains than other dealers, besides
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

In accordance with the suggestion previously
made, meetings were held last week in the vari.
ous tswns interested in making The brilss aoross
the Illinois river at this city free, and on Tues
day the committees appointed BY the varioa.
meetings met at Ottswa for conference. Com.
mittess were present from the towns Of Ottawa,
South Ottawa, Deer Park, Farm Ridge, Fan Riv.
er and Grand Rapids. After full and FREQ can
vass Of the subject, the various committees were
requested to name the sans their towns would
be willing to vote to make the bridge free. The
towns put down a. follows:
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The ARrEsIAN WELL.-As . preliminary
movement towards tubing the artesian well in
the Court House yard in this city, the expert
meat Of exploding torpedo at the bottom was
tried on Friday of last week, with view to en-
larging the aperture below and increasing the
flow of water. The torpedo was a success
There was sudden rush Of column of clear
water to 10 go feet above the surface, succeed
ed by foaming, fzzling ebullition, as if a
cyclopean soda fountain had bsen opened Then
all was quiet, and the water ceased to fow On
letting down the pluuger, it was found that for
apparently 125 feet from the bottom the aperture
was closed with sand rock and debris. This was
removed, when the stream came up stronger than
ever. We believe it is not the purpose to sink
the well any deeper.
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In all $4,000, leaving $4,000 to make up
$4,000, the sum needed Ottawa thereupon
agreed to take the balance, and the bargain was
closed.
The Committee thsreupon proceeded to have
bill drawn up. to be presented to the legislature
for passage, to enable the various towns to meet
the terms of this arrangement or agreement.
That bill was placed in competent hands, and is
doubtless by this time before the legislature.
Of course it needs but the endorsement Of our
members to secure its passage and it may be as
well that our members understand that,
should itlfail to pass they will be held response
BILE. The people of the towns interested are in
dead earnest about this business. They are as
ready to pay as play and they will brook NO dis.
appointment in the matter. The fat has gone
forth BY the LIST Of April, at farthest, the
Illinois river bridge shall be free
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OTTAWA LoDGs No 81: Meets every Thursday evening
Lessng Lodge No. S5, German Lodge) meets every We'd
block.
Daughters OF Rehecea Meet the first Tuesday
ming OF each month.
OTtAwA EycAYPnvSr No. 49, Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
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A large stock of hosiery, gloves, trimmings
and notions, at very low prices, desiring to re-
ducs our stock in this department before remov-
ing. Scorr, HOUrz & Co.
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w. II. HULL has been receiving new goods
this week. The eastern market is constantly de-
veloping new styles and patterns and Hull's
way is to keep up with the latest. The ladies,
in particular, will make a note of it.
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The body OF Thorne, one of the young men
drowned at this city last week, has not yet been
recovered, though the search for it has been kept
up almost without intermission. 1t has probably
hoated down and gone under tho ioe.
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The ladies srs al agreed that Joseph ksssAin
keeps The bsst stock Of shoe fixtures for ladies'
wear, and can and At for any fsot from the
pips-stsn pattern 70 Tie gooss-sss pattern. 10.
ssph has TIE trade sf tho ladies. 3et
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Oyster supper /!

There will be an Oyster Supper at tho resi-
dsnce of Hiram jackson. Esq, on Wednesday
evening, the q tn inst for the benefit of st. An.
drew's Church, Farm Ridge.
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The best winter dress goods going at Ne,
York cost price at Morgan & Fosseen's. No
body is selling cheaper than that in Ottawa.
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The handsomest and most useful article any
lady can treat herself to is one Of those beauti.
full Paisley or Bay State Shawls, now being sold
BY Rsddick & GilleA at less than New York
cost. Those splendid heavy silks, poplin alpse-
oas, and French merinses are also going at prices
You may never see again
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EARM FOR sALE.-Mr.. l. 8. Sanger. Of Earl'
vile, Vhsr~ her farm for sale at W per acre no one
bids higher until the first of March. II 10 the NV quarter
Of section 30 100 acres the west bsfof the sw quarter
Of section TO- 90 acres asd alse 70 aorss OF unbers
nom E,rl and three miles ssst of 0NdnS. Il y undsr
gusd sutvStoa with hous, grsaary uit rees Ae. AA1
ouA vshus 10 secure farm will please examine and thsn
make On sase OF what they will give.
Ian Se-1ws MRS. l. ,. oANeh
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TirD.

In soash Ottawa, the 10th inst NJ tho house Of s.
Crook, Daniel Parnsworth aged 81 years. for tho ax36
years resident of this County. and formerly from Clinton
county, Nav York.
In Chicago January 2o,h, at the Rock Island Car
Works Group Georgia H. OF Il. and H. NJ stewart
aged n months and 25 days
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Tho RepudIiea" learns that young nan named
Wilcox, a carpenter, fell few days ago from th.
new Methodist Church at Lostant, in this coun-
ty, and was probably fatally injured
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DRDICATIoN.-The new Evangelical Lutheran
Church at Farm Ridge will be dedicated to the
service of God on Sunday, Jan e4th. Neighbor-
ing ministers and the public generally are invit-
cd to attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23

The WORLD, TRIBUNE, and DEMOCRATIC
ALMANAcs for 1869, for sale at Osman & Haps
mans, 1S La Sale street.
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Town collectors are informed that we have lust
Pr'n'ea and now tor sale at our counter, any
quantlty OF Tax Receipts. Orders promptly at
tended to and sent BY mail to any part of the
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G., A. r..
HEAD orArrrrs G 4. II

HEAD QrARTErs G.. \. T., OTTAWA Ills. April 1sss-Ger-
sral Orders No OIhe Encampment will hereafter
BILE Monday evening each week instead of Wednesday
evening. heretofore BY order Of Post Commander.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets first Tharday In each MONTH In DR.. j. Pauls build
Ing Donations OF BIRDS insects and petracons solicited
J. PAU. President. W. W. Cakins. Secretary.
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Yellow pine dry Fencing walnut and cedar
fosts Sash, Doors, &C., dry, thoroughly sea-
soned, uppes qualities Of lumber, for building.
at W. W. CAlkins' Lumber Yard. Main street
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LOsT-Somewhere in Ottawa, abou. 10 days
ego, BY lady, braid Of hair. The finder will
be suitably rews rded BY leaving it at this Office
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Before removing, we offer special bargains in
dress goods shawls oloaking, oloaks and fan
nels. SCorT, HoUTz & Co
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NlSSOLOTION..-The psbic are hereby Notified that
~ the hrm partnership known ~ Nelson Card Co,
u hereby dissolved by mutual consent All business CEN
nected with saa hssse will be hereafter condscted by Nell
Card only, and he Is authorised to sete oil the sus
Of the late firm.
All persons indebted to said firm having any loose money
about their trossrs hereby notinsd that Nelson Care
has an excollant place to put II. Respectfully, -
Jan 9S-Sw. N AHp.
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Subscriptions received for all the PRINCIPAL
magazines and newspapers published in the
United States, at Osman & Hapeman's
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@arrir0.

Al the Ottawa House, tho 18th inst, by Arthur Lock
wood ESQ, Mr.. william j. Ray Of Rutland. to bliss Berth,
Gunderson OF Newark.
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Rials Dres. ars selling very Aiss New 0rleanl
Mslsssss ise 800 pr gslisa.
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Hurry up for boots and shoes to Child & Bro
We tell you, they are being almost given away.
such goods have not been ssld In Ottawa st slch
low prices any time in the last ten years.
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Rials Bros are selling eight pounds Of New
Orleans Sugar for 600.
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lacks AND JENNETS.-Thc best In the state,
81 for sue CHEAP. shall leave the state In March All
vkhinv surh uteck cali nj once W. j. DAVIS,
JNa 20-aws Near BArlvillc M.
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Board of Education.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, !
Ottawa, Monday, Jan. II, 1869.

Special meeting at the call Of the President, "a
elect Principal of the Sixth Ward school
and to take into nsderation the
fpnn of tba
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TIPTON BUSINESS GUIDE.
AS GIVEN BY
.RpODI. S RIOIEER AnAtI llIIxIr

vANDERrooL's BLoTrER ADVERTISER
RESTACRAST g. BAKERY. ], u. WHEE-
supply customers with all TREY 1nay wish in
his line keeps confectionery, gree and en- /, :
nee iruit", sardlnes, preserves, pickles, ci-
gars and tobacco. toys and fancy articles.
Near Post Office
BUCKEYE T. SHAVING SALOON GEO coS
WAY. Ladies curis and switches made to
order. For long hair :!c highest price viii
be paid. Near lnionHouse.l
& ;. T. DANIELS, deal in and IuanGflcfn "a
carriages, Wagons. buggies, sleighs cutters
&c; repairing III the wood work or black ,
smith line done promptly; special attention
paid to blacksmith work by :. r. Daniels -
Find us and you will always know whore
HARNESS SHOP. PARSONS 4 son na,,
incturers ana dealers in harness, collars, AZ.
aeep saddles, saddles, whips. and general stock
Court House S4uare.) "'oe'h
BOOTS AND SHOES. +. HERCHFIEI.p Deal
sr IN and manufactures Of boots and shoes.
deals IN eastern work aud is prepared to dC
al klnds or custom work and repairing
tSouth ofCourt Iouse}
FURNITURE STORE. NJ. BEACH dealer in
ana manufactures of all kinds of furniture
Keeps the best eastern work; a full supply OF
parlor, chamber and dining room sets. IN
reauS, stands tmarble topsl. tables trvund or
Squarel, fancy furniture, settees book cnses
writing Desks Spring beds. mirrors nicture
frames. collins 60 stantly- on hand and
made to order; repairing neatly done. (South
O. Court H0us.1
LIVERY AND HACK LINE. " r. rEyrS
keeps livery and runs a hack daily he
tween Clarence and Upton. Office at Ciar-
ence and Tip on Hotels
KIsER HOUSE. GEO. w. KISER, PRop. rhi.
House has been refurnished and Is kent in
first class style; charges moderate; good sta
bling attached. Hacks leave this Honse for
Clarene apd Wilton daily Was forInerIv
known as Airich House. y
UNION HOUSE, MRS. C. FLEMING pror
WILL. FLEMING, CLERK. The proprietress of
nfthe Union House" will make the STAY of
her guests comfortable and pleasant hr v,,od
fare, easant rooms and prompt attei, dance
A good livery is kept in con cction With the
House. - WV
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE. MRS. NJ. aAr-
MElS. PROP. This House is second 10 Mons
IN Upton. Those who partonize the Hnssss
rcoms can always be had 70 sAit all wNntsF