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Mr. PtADO0ts SCHOOL DONATIONS IN the sOv1a
Singular Return for Nnbic.henrtod Phiinn.
thrOpy.

IRON the Charlotte IN. ca Democrat. July DOL
Tie editor OF Tie Ntwbern Times don Il kpt,w what
he u taskng about wleD no saws that PEABODY
donations have been UeneHt TO Southern cli,dren
How many schools mas Mr. PeaDudy's money
Opened IN North Carolina, and how many poor
Southern oo,s are getting educated ~ mat way ,
boes Mr, peabody support scnool IN Newoeru
or 10 Raleigh, oi Wilmington or IN any other Town
or city In tue State' We Know that the com.
missloners o the Iund propose To appropriate Ger.
taiu amount Tor education. PROVIDED tue people of
the locality where tne school ~ desired viii raise
target amount frvm ther own pockets But II IL Is
inteAded 10 benen ne poor people OF the SOUTH why
u uot cerluin amount donated absoleIy and not
made dependent on the peoples iurtLcT Laxiug
ueuiseves2 IA our people Iurnish money by AKA.
lion lor school purposes they prefer 70 manage ~
themselves, and not nave Il mAed up win Mr.. Pea.
Dodys AFFAIRS or under the control oil ms coninis.
atoners. our friend OF the New 0ern Fnes has bee
mis- ed and hunibuggcl by the puifs he secs In the
papefs about icaDUhy's oonauons He must not
believe all he hears nr sees. HnmbuRgery d0cs
prevail
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ST.. LUCIA.

KINGSTON, Ja,. July 6, 1889.
Our dates are from Castries to the goth OF June.
The weather had broken, and the raIns had fairly
Get In.
Governor Rawson was expected in her Majesty's
ship Jason on the 18TH on an oincial visit.
The Iico CHARITY has been closed In conseou ne nee
OF the miserable attendance aud the unimpT0yable
condition OF the children.
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also In tho passenger car, 90 that the only damage
caused was the almost total destruction OF the bag.
rsgo car ana the loss OF the smokesrack and the
nllction OF other INJURIES 70 No. 80. The wreck
cleared away "a shorr time so the tram lett only
half hour behind the usual time
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DOMINICA.

KINGSTON. ia, July Q. 1909.
News comes rom Roseau 10 the 2lth.
Governor Freezing and Mrs. Freeing gave grand
ball at Government House On the i5tn IN honor OF
Queen Victoris's birthday.
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household frnirure. goods and other personal pro.
perry were DESTROYED or washed away. Nearly the
entire town was under water. and he fears vast
Qeal OF injury was done more than reportei.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or REFINEMENT AND A STRAIN.
ser Y the cy Wishes TO correspond with sdy ~ go.s
Lshly WIN view 20 fnarrlOnv Neatb no c"peeNosnoe
Photographs exchanged desired Address Ia connaenes
knsunioue. box III asrald aaes.
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BoARDERs AND LeDGsRs WANTED.

/ LIVINGSTON PLACE esrUvYEsANT s0UARsl "A
very splendid front Bedroom st with Board.
vey desirable location for chdrsn having tho
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations TO the 100000 Prize-Nos 1.l6a and
l,l6i eicn 900
SsVp, tacH 4W
Approximations to the rl5,Ua Prixo-Nos. i5v9S and
Approximations to the S0,cGu Prze--Nos. bic and
isit each. 80
Appro- Inations to the 5000 Pr;ze-Sos. $3.50 and
86s2, each ........... 80. 49,. 20e
Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished The highest
paid for Douboous and all kas OF Gold
TAYLOR e CO., Bankers, Ii Wall street, New York.
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SUMMER RESORTS,

A BATH HOTEL, L. l.. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
n. sumner the Continent. New arrangements.
Sea bathing still sHrf. Cars leave house
minutes Brooklyn aud Bath Railroad. Firs class family
hotoL A. c. LEWIS.
f. A. WELLER, Superintendent
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l BLOCK FROM CITY HhLL.-FaaERFORr HOUSE,
Frankfort street. OF william. ESQ rooms accom-
week. Open all might.
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~ 1900 Cuban Flags on hand,
81 the Great Urted states Flag Depot 6i broadway
trance on Bleeckef street. 7. ". SMITH froprieor.
DMSrfSGs AND FURNITURE APPRAISER. Rad.
dress hv letter a. w. COLE, care OF Johnston al
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HEALING sALvE-THE ONLY SURE CURE IN rHH
IL world ~ BERGiS Universal Russian Heading save
Wounds cuts bruises aud Of all Snis are spec iy
cured Come and Try 49, without charge. Oce 200 Bowsry
New Nork Ofep ALI day aud evening, also Sundays Fof
sAeoy a. iragssss Price 2Jc., 5oc aud 81 per jar.
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WANfED-BY WIDOW LADY, ONE OR two
w small children paard short distance In the coun,
IVY Address Mr.. H. LESTER, New Durham county,
N. j. ~
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"ctuueI 0ut."
From the Galveston Civilian. July 1871
The greatest rise In the waters OF the Colorado
and Brazos known since ioa3 Is not since 1888, and
the most disastrous ever known on those rivers
mas Just occurred. How FAR 1t has extenued, IA 4
what may De fair approximation OF the extent OF
the INJURY IL not yet known. "a the 9TH inst. Il
commenced raining about Waco. and was stu! ram.
Ing on the Ith the date OF our last accounts by mail
Tho presumption Is THAT this rain was gcnerai the
upper portions OF the Brazos and colorado. Tue
first accounts OF disaster winch reacned us
came from Columbus on Wednesday cvcn-
my. Accounts, more or less aarulng aud
Disastrous, disastrous nave come from Austia, bastroi,
are meagrc, aud, we trust greatly exaggerated.
RISE OF ten feet on the pubic square Lagrange was
reported and me water was SAID to he i've Ieet deep
there yesterday though Il had oeen faiijnr for some
time.
Bas,rop was overlooked on Monday, aud yesterday
there we're rusnots, waich must have resulted Il ON
conjecture, that the town was destroyed, with O
large Number OF lvea, anu thar Webbervhle, some
fifteen ull .es above, was washed awLy
we tear that much damage mas been done TO the
crops on botn rivers. Mosi OF The Uest plantations
ale on the botio ana have probably teen SUB
merged, not only destroying the growing croJs az
period when II Is too ate 20 repaaf, but CARVING
away tences. buildings and 1--we stock.
the depth OF several ieet The river had ruised the
water In Eagle Lake aud oyernowed its banks. Mr.,
Alexander DrunigOole was drowned between the
lake anu river Tue people OF Alieyton were oriyen
~ the hills.
Inc railroad track Is good deal damaged between
the river ana poiut thus SIDE Of AileytoT.
No damage to he railroad bridge Is reported.
General webb editor OF the houston .ele ndph.
says that he resided at Lagrange Tor about twenty.
three years, and dnrlng that time two great ireshes
occurred IN the Colorado. The highest rise lacked
ABOUT tour feet OF covering the puOc SOU re OF that
Town, AND on last SATURDAY the wafer was ten feet
ueep on II. thus maAing the present rise fourteen
!eet higher than II was In le5l. ioses were washed
S"av or "oateo Oh from their foundations Much
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COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANoE SPRINGS, N. Y, AS A
pleasant and hsalthu IL unsnrpasse By
tue continents vii be open to Ociooer terms 81
day liberal deduction for families parties New
ork by the Harlem Railroad trains at A. NJ and r. N.
and Ia six hours arrive Lebanon Springs
HAZARD 4 co. Proprietora.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

! yyrANTEp-A SMALL FURNISHED OR CSFuR-
w nhed ROOM for gentleman of good habits, where
he have light cooking done twice day. Address
| A. r.. Herald Mice.
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WASHINGTON ROCK HOUSE. DrNELLEN, n L.
W Mountain afr 600 feet above the eye, thirty mles
tSt-ut Inquire Of j. " BR0KAw, opposite Cooper InstL
tuis.
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f'RoFT HOUSE IN THE HIGHLANDS. GARRIsoN's,
~ Hudson river. Choice Rooms, very moderate. Re
to s. a. Mills s Broad street. and r. X. Mcculionsh ss2
Broadway. A. JACKSON.
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To The Public.

In the Statesman" OF June oath, 1863, appears
the following notice from Fiske, Strickland 6
Wing.
"Whereas there are clothiers in this city 90
destitute OF courtesy and veracity that they
deny all knowledge Of US as firm, &C.,
+ Now on this becoming public, some of our
firms waited upon Msssrs. F., s. s. W.. and, like
business men, disOwned ever having denied there
being such firm as f., S. s. W., having had no
occasion to do SO, and politely asked them to stop
these accurstions; upon which they admit csr-
tain firms never said SO, virtually leaving the
undersigned to admit or deny, we are the par
ties above referred to. Having always endeav-
ored to attend to our business, and believing in
fair competition in trade, we now denounce
the above, 30 far as we are:concerned, an unmiti-
gated, slanderous lie, and one only az such
firm as F., g. s. w., would be guilty of telling,
and we challenge them to produce any proof TO
sustain their charge, or leave the public to Judge
who are the slanderers. We want no further
controversy with them, never having had any
before, but want them to produce the proof or
forever hold their peace. 81" aH.
It must be very evident to the public that the
firm of F., s. q w. are compelled to resort 10
very base ISLANDERS to retrieve their fast sinking
fortunes. Very respectfully,
ataas sv-g ...a Il. LEVY i Co.,
WIN. TRADING,
Ottawa, July 2, 1869. NJ. STIEFEL.
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New potatoes and string beans at Riale Bros.

WILL CusHMAN.-We notice by paper from
Georgetown, Colorado Territory, that our quan.
dam fellow citizen and always esteemed friend,
VIII H. Cushman, has become partner in o
very strong banking firm, doing business under
the name of Jerome B. Chatfee & Co., in Denver,
Central City and Georgetown, Colorado, that he
is at the head Of tho branch in Georgetown. We
entirely agree with the Georgetown paper before
us in saying, that "Will Cushman is a gentle
man whom everybody delights in honoring as a
man Of practical worth and eminent social quail.
ties. His experience in the banking business
dates from many years back, and bis fine execu-
tive abilities are acknowledged by all. Always
genial and pleasant to customers, we bespeak
for him that amount of success his many good
qualities are 80 eminenty deserving Of"
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BIG DoINGs AT REDDICK & GILLEN's just
received, large line of summer dress goods,
embracing White Pique, Iron Grenadines,
Grape Bereges, Pacific Lawns, Jaconets, Organ
dies, Pacific Percales, Linen Lawns, Manchester
Challies, silk warp Poplin in Stripe, French
Poplins usually sold for Irish, and Silks! Silks
No use to attempt to name or describe, but the
richest lot ever brought to Ottawa. And SO we
could enlarge the list to a column, but it would
be useles. You must go and see. Of these
goods, which were ordered month ago, but
have Just come, the purpose is to make general
cleaning out sale. The season is short, and not
wishing to carry them over, they will be sold at
sacrifice. Messrs. r. & G.. are determined to
make their customers comfortable and happy at
all events, during the heated spell. The advan-
tages they offer in prices shall be open to all
alike. They have no intention of humbugging,
but mean business. Their purpose is to reduce
an over stock Of goods now seasonable, and to
this end VIII deal literally with the public,
being both willing and able to stand the loss,
aud meet any competition that may bo attempts
ed in their line.
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TH1ArRIcAL-This evening Mr.. N. Salisbury
gives theatrical entertainment at Turner Hall,
q intimated in the correspondence between him
and some of his old Ottawa friends published in
oar last. Mr.. 8. win be assisted by Miss Helen
Marble, of Chicago, lady we'll known in the
dramatic world as most accomplished artist.
The pieces selected for the entertainment are the
beautiful comedetta "a Morning CALL" and the
two cot comedy, 'The Swapping Turtles, or Mat
rmonial Infelicities" These are excellent pieces,
and admirably adapted to the peculiar style Of
both artists.
The entertainment, as most Of our city readers
are aware, IL not given with view Of reaping
from it any pecuniary advantage, but simply to
crafty the curiosity Of Mr.. salsbury's numer-
ous Ottawa friends, who have heard so much Of
his triumphs as an actor since he left here sever
Il years ago, but who never had an opportunity
10 eco him before the toot lights. As ho is an
estimable young man, 1t is hoped he will have
the compliment of full house.
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'GooD HEALTH."-A very neat monthly
comes to us under this name, issued by Alexau.
der Moore. Boston, devoted to physical and men.
tai culture. 1n the number before us are arti.
cles on Tho Eye and Sight; Taking Cold Light
in the Sick Chamber; Treatment Of Burns; with
variety Of other articles exceedingly well writ.
ten, and adapted TO popular family reading. Al
the price is hut 81 year. our opinion il that II
would save ten times its cost in doctor bills in
almost any family. Sold At the counter Of o.
man q Hapeman. '7'N 4 p q 'A'' 4"
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NEW TELEGRAPII OFFICE--The now tele-
graph Office was opened fer business in this city
at the beginning of the week, Mr.. d. A. Hall
Dave, for short,-being installed as operator.
The company present tariff Of charges about
half as highas what we have been accustomed
to pay, and promise that these are to be their
rates; but unhappily they still work by tho
rates of the monopoly. We suggest that if they
expect to do buainassin Ottawa, they had better
inaugurate the new rates-forthwithly-if not
sooner.
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MORE SCARE THAN DRowEcWednesday night
between and 10 o'clock man from Msrseilles,
Just arrived on hand car, came putting and
blowing into town saying couple of men had
gone over the Marseillss dam in boat, the boat
had capsizsd, the nea were elinging to it, and
were floating this wsy. For heavens sake, turn
out and rescue them, &c. HALF dozen Of our
young men Of aquatic neutrality-suspicious.
among whom were John Liebenguth, Chris.
Wolf, Charley Porter and Sam. Holmes, imme-
diately took to the wster-in bosts-and kept
up good lookout for the unfortunate men.
They kept mp the watch till ten, eleven, twelve
and, later, but no floating craft, with or without
men clinging to it, came this way, and SO the
vigil was abandoned. Next morning all anxiety
for the men was relieved by the information
that they had got ashore with their boat near
Walbridges run, and were doubtless safe at
home in Marseilles before any note Of their peril
had reached Ottawa. dEA Js&lJ9O
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AccIDENT.-We are panied to learn that Mr.,
Frank Kinney, working for Gilman, King, y
Hamilton, met with quite serious accident yes
tetday. n adiuating belt his fingers were
caught between the belt and revolving shaft
in sueh way % TO crush them fearfully, SO
that two Of them had to be ampatated, an
operation which was performed by DR.. Hard.
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GoFF's SroRE.--Although Mr.. Gof has put
up his blinds and virtually closed his store since
the LIST inst, he will be obliged to keep his doors
open and remain there to settle up for month
to come. Meantime, also, his friends and the
public are informed that he will not refuse, on
application, to sell goods strictly for cash at those
low prices, which gave him such run during
the last month.
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Agents.

ALIx vAu6HEv, Esq, authorized agent at Seneca,
ILL., receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &c All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY ESQ.,. authorized Agcntat Leland,
In this county receipt subscriptions TO the Free Ira
der, advertising. &c. -
c. DoSAGHHo, Esq, and G. W. CrMMISs are our autho-
rized receipt for subscriptions TO the ERHI IRA
for &c. at the town OF Streator In
this county. .N f1s bCt.l 49,
In this county receipt for subscriptions TO and ADVERTISE
nent In the Free Trader. i
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The young ladies Of the First Baptist Church
and Sabbath School of this city, will hold grand
Raspberry. Ice Cream, and Floral Festival at
Kneussl's Hall, on Thursday evening, July Sth,
1869. A new feature Of this festival will be that
the young ladies participating, in fancy dress
costume, representing their several positions
There will be but one flower girl, who will also
be appropriately costumed. All are invited to
come and have good time.
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PUBLIC SoHooIa-The summer term Of our
public schools closed this week, the teachers, up
to yesterday, being engaged in the usual closing
examinations. The object Of these examinations,
of course is to arrange the GLASSES and grade the
scholars for the next term, make out the merit
rolls, &c. We shall endeavor to give some de.
taila Of the examination in our next. ~ taR
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Ottawa Post once.
CLOSING AND ARRrrLL OF MAILS
Tenpcrancc Orders.

MoyiroR DIVISION No. $50 s. OF T., Mees every Monday
evening 4 their han IN chssyer. Block east side Of Court
/. 0.G. T., OTTAWA LoD68 No. SIS: Mects every Friday
evening In their hall Cheeyers New Block f. Smith, W.
Il. g. 1so. W. Laxlb, W. c. T.
RApmSr TEMPLE OF COLD WAITE Meets every Saturday
T. oT H. LIVE Oax TEnpLz No tsubsrdna.e): Meets
cry Tuestay evening ct their hail. In Cheevers Block
T.. c. Morse, ". c. T. John Dickermsn, ". r.
Mnnenahs sccia Temple NJ? meets In the New Hall in
Cheeyers Mocx every Thursay evening Ns Ella Grev,
sP. r. Geo II Hunter, B. P f.; Mrs fhos Ready, s. r.;
a. L. Wood, 3. IL. uef
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T.. a. n. r.

OTTAWA Lopez No. IL: Meets every Thursday evening.
Leasing Lodge No. 81 German Lodge,) meets every Wed
block.
Daughters Of Eebeccs: Meet the first Tuesday eve
Ming OF each month. -.
OTTAWA EsoAMPMKyr NO. %: Meets on the second ant
ourta Tues iay evening. f grrR
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Somewhere in the neighborhood Of 1000 Of our
citizens, old and young, succeeded in squeezing
themselves into Turner Hall on Tuesday eve
ming, to hear and see the juvenile concert given
by Mr.. Shotwell and his 200 girls trained during
the past week. About as many more staid out
side because there was no more room inside. Mr..
Shotwell showed, by the admirable training he
had given his class in so short time, that he
can have few equals as music teacher Of the
young. What prize he would be could we
secure him permanently, as music teacher in our
public schools.
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! MAD Doos.-Ar. F. G.. Savage informs us that
he killed dog near the cemetery on Tuesday
that exhibited all the symptoms of hydrophobia.
The dog had apparently been running some
time. He bit COW belonging to Mr.. D. Hol-
lecker, and several dogs, and there is no telling
how much moro damage he may have DONE
In consequence Of this case, and other rumora
of mad dogs about, the Mayor has directed
haudbills to be issued announcing that the CITY
ordinance against dogs running 1t large will,
from and after Monday, be rigidly enforced. So
let all that have dogs they don't care to have
shot, keep them out Of the streets.
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There Il an ordinance Of this city to compel
the people to cut dawn thistle that grow about
Ahsir siasvalks = prsmissA We Observe IN Ger.
tiai Nv w x " sity. tAisGss sss becoming
uncomfortably plenty. s'a~a ~ - = ''''E'T
.triuaiA \ IsV1f-vsrx .essNniN
4 yce wisk : genuine EEpelsior, Or you,
RASpsss Sspaissd. q . nsM. .Sickls nads, call On
IL Porter n enc Essk Works. y s"s. ss.,,a S''
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After o distressing and protracsed drought Of
'nearlya three dsys,rth first three consecutive
rainlcs days in a month, We had another re-
freshihg shower yesterday morning, likewise at
noon, likewise at tnight. IL Also looks ~ II we
were to have some more weather in the morning.
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A dollar saved is dollar made, al
Or another dollor loft TO trade.
Dollars thus saved will soon pile high,
For you richer get, the more you buy
At least 90 the good people say
Who trade with L., d. ~ OK. giA.g =
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NoTEwoRTuY.-Thatt the usual crowd of Gus
toners at the store of Scott, Houtz g. Co., abated
sufficiently one day last week to enable all but
two clerks to go to dinner at the regular time.
It was, however, during terrific storm.
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The fair for the benefit Of the Institution o.
Mercy, viii opeGat Turner Hall toa Monday
July 5th, 1862
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The handsomest pyramid cake we ever saw,
has just been made by Mr.. Ebert, and is inten-
ded for present by the St. COLUMBIA Society,
to the Sisters Fair at Turner Hall on Monday
evening It viii to worth the admission price
to the fair to see it. Nobody this side Of Paris
can beat Mr.. Ebert in fancy bakery. '
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Remember, and make note Of II, and stick
pin there, that you viii Andnol better quality Of
goods, none cheaper, and none more satistaatoEY
all round. ii athe boct asud shoe Ans r. 0ttswa
than at Joe Megsaan's, corner Of alley, west Of
<,.A rsTrHM CT ~ rou SrfLLSWn
C0utt@pWesK 81 sNr,ni vnahA
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The Fourth.

The only Fourth Of July doings in Ottawa, so
far as we are advised, will be grand picnic BY
the Germans in Col. Hits grove, South Ottawa,
on Sunday afternoon.
The biggest Fourth of July doings, doubtless,
in this region, will DO at Larseilles on Monday.
The whole country around, doubtless, will join
In the festivities, and large delegation from
Ottawa The orator of the day win be General
Thos. o. Osborn, of Chicago.
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= Let the public bear In mind that we have an
affidavit stating that our statement, wherein We
clsiwed that we sold better goods, better made
at lower prices, than one Of our competitors lin
particularly is substantially true. Look around
and then come and ace if il is not 90, in your
Judgment. ,f'eai gaa ',s
~ FrsKE, STRICKLAND q Wine,
b srrs.f s, 70 North of the Court House.
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John Stout's summer dress goods continue to
be the theme Of universal admiration and ap.
plause AMONG the ladies. Remem Der that he is
selling them cheaper than ever
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Episcopal Church.

There viii be preaching at the Episcopal
Church at the usual hours morning and evening
on Sunday next, by the new Rector, Rev. W. W.
EsTADRooK, and regularly thereafter.