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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90 1870

AN ACCIDENTAL THEFT.-Mr Thos. McDer.
mott, Of this city, was done out of abou. $75 a
day or two ago in very novel manner. He
entered Mr.. Ebersols gun shop to settle an &C.
count Asking Mr.. E. how much was due, he
drew out his pocket book and opened it, while
Mr. f. went to the desk to examine the books
While looking, Mr.. McDermott, taking five
dollar bill in his hand went up to the desk, leav
ing his pocket book on the show case. Mr.. F.
iound the charge something less than three dol.
lars, took the bill, went to the drawer, made the
change and handed it 10 M. Med who went
back few feet in the store to talk with a connie
OF other gentlemen who were seated on a lounge.
lie had forgotten his pocket book. Just then a
man and woman came in, went up to the show
case and asked for peculiar kind of cartridge
ne did not suit them. When they turned to
leave, Mr. e. for the first time saw the pocket
oooK and thinking it was theirs, called them
Dack saying, Here. isn't this your money 2"
Inc man returned and saying "yes," cooly put it
IN his pocket and left. During all this time Nc.
was within plain sig hit and hearing of all this,
Soon after, wanting to buy some powder he dis.
covered his loss, and went in pursu. of the fuyi.
tives. Further this deponent knoweth nix.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

FRUlT.--T. G. Miller, n we'll known fruit deal
er in this community. has just returned from
the New York nurseries, with the finest lot Of
fruit and ornamental trees ever seen in Ottawa.
Every one who has ordered fruit, or other trees
from Mr.. Miller is highly pleased with his seleo.
leotions Mr.. NJ. is always reliable man, what.
ever he promises you about fruit trees, you can
rely upon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

The EAGLE MrI1s.-Jerry Wood has had a
lot of carpenters overhauling the interior of his
Mill for the last few months, and now it Is mate.
rally improved throughout, besides having Q
new run OF stones, making the capacity of the
Mill now four run of burrs. The Esgle Mills
under Jerry and "Gus" Woods management are
bound to keep ahead of all other competition in
the city. They are now turning out the very
best uf flour
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Two POPULAR STORES-These are tho Orta.
WA and Streator stores, run so successfully BY
Burke " Heensn, who are two Of the best and
most popular business men in La Sale county.
All their clerks are of the same characteristics-
aifable, attentive, reliable, active and full oi
business energy. Both stores are having an un.
usual amour. of trade this fall The stocks are
full and complete and finely assorted. One
can find almost anything wanted, and of any
quality needed, at either store, and the price is
always low They never hesitate to take back
an article if 1t proves inferior to their representa-.
tlon', the motto of propr,e.ors and clerks be-.
ing strict adherence to truth and absolute fair
dealing with every one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

The square dealing ore price clothing and mer.
chant taiors, Alschuler l. Co., in the Alschul.
er building, solicit the public to call and exam
inc their splendid and we'll got up western, home.
made clothing. They warrant to give satisfao.
ton in every instance. All goods marked in
plain figures
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

DEPor.-Work is begun on the passenger de-.
pot Of the Fox River Valley Rail Road, between
Main and Madison streets The True residence
Is to be moved bac]; and fronted north, and the
depot, 2Ox5O, in tie usual style externally and
internally, will be oa the corner
The Company have also bought the corner lot
below, the Kneussl property, he having
bought an elegant piece of ground on Illinois
Avenue a few blocks southwest, has moved his
house thereon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Politics continue tame, notwithstanding the
close proximity of the election, and there is no
exciting news from Europe So We can afford
to lock in at Reddick and Gillen's, and see what
is to be seen. Tho biggest stock of goods ever
brought to Ottawa" hardly comes up to the idea
one gets on locking over the new stock. 1t is
both the biggest and best. Hughey has dipped
largely into class of goods that our wealther
people have hitherto gone to Chicago to obtain.
Among these are notable, better class Of dress
silks. Paisley, Cashmere and Grape shawls silk
velvets, &c. They sell these down to cost now,
simply to build up trade for such goods in fu.
ture. The ladies will make note of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

THE CATHOLIC FESTIVAL, &C-Don't forget
the fair in aid of the sisters of mercy to be held
in this city during the coming week 1t should
be patronized by every one. The object of the
fair is to procure means to establish home for
the orphan children of this community. Too
much can not be said In praise of this good
work, and too much encouragement can not be
given to those engaged in it. We are fully as
sured that nothing will be left undone by those
in charge of the fair to make it pleasant for those
visiting it, and hope that the sisters of mercy
will in this case meet with the encouragement
from the public that their good work deserves.
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To l'nes OF Agate make one square.


Advertisements not under contract BE- plainly mark
edte length Of time desired they WI. be continued and
chaged for until ordered out
Baness and professional car mot exceeding FIVE lines,
inseed at five dollars per annUm over Eve lines one dollar
per Inc extra.
nsient advertising in all 10 De paid strictly in
sdvnce.
leafy advertisers al'contnHins their advertise
mems before theeXpiratoa 5ftae contract will he csged
tue all rates As above. Extra charge will also be made for
dssSnton and other notices sonneced with their rgu
lar lrsiuess.
Liai notices, fifteen per lire
u In no case will these terms be departed from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

NEW HARDWARE SToRE-We call attention
to ths advertisement of Haber!in e. Bros. in
this PAPER. These gentlemen have very full
and comple stock of hardware, tin goods stoves,
&C., besides all the smaller articles that are usu.
ally found in we'll regulated establishment.
They are fair dealers and their prices very low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

NEW STYLE OF WAooN.-J. E. Porter, at the
Eagle Works. is now making the bent hound
wagon. This is q new and desirable improve.
ment. The hound ia ono solid piece Of bent
wood, not in three pieces mortised and liable to
crack, come loose or break off, as the old pattern
is. Farmers are invited to call and see this
wagon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

THAT ENTERTAINMENTS was made
IN our last to an entertainment in preparation
by the Juvenile class Of the Congregational Sun.
day School. Welfare enabled this week to give
the following epltome Of the "Show." 1t will
be seen it partakes largely of the nature of the
spectacular:
PART "Opens with pyramid, crowded
from base to apex with smiling faces, throbbing 2
with happy hearts. Pictures and songs for ali.
grave ana gay, sunny with the brightness Of
youth, subdued BY glimpses OF later years. Dim.
pies are sobered down under caps and spectacles
as we take peep at the cold Ladies' Home. :"
" Little Red Riding Hood" looking so cunning.
we almost forgive the wolf for wanting taste Of
her. Night" witt her stars Morning. with
her howers comes to greet US, while Mother in
heaven. suggestive to many heart, subdues,
out tails to sadden by its sweet beauty. Then
tor the fun OF the thing. when the ost'a
away the mice can play" we realize moro than
ever Our " Home Nine and their Director. ''
touching, pathetic and - Shall we erase tho
word, and leave it for Others to pronounce
right 10 the point "Sun never set more
brilliantly on the Rhine than it will that event.
tul night and the sweet old songs, Coming thro
the Rye and "Llttle Barefoot" move to smiles
and tears. So much for what the Little Folks
will do; and now for those who aid them.
The pantomime Of Aud Robin Gray oou.
oining the charm OF music, graceful acting and
most pleasing tableaux, promises u treat alike
for old and young. We have but 10 name those
taking part as guraptee Of its success: Miss
Louisa Eames rs the Scottish maiden, Jesnnie
Miss Bassnett as the worthy ancient dame ;
Messrs. Geo. Sherwood, Biward Lewis, Evd.
Shap!ey and I. L. Catlin, each in their respect
i've roles are Mem,selres-more we could not ask.
Already our risibles relax At the though. Of q
comic song by Mr.. Geo. Hull, while the knowl.
edge that Mr.. Deuhsrd will be there in full force
adds much to the prospective pleasures of the
entertainment.
word as 10 the object. The little ones
are determined not to be outdone BY their elders.
and hope by their own efforts, combined with
those so kindly assisting them, to place memo.
rial window in the new church now almost com.
pleted. Last but not least, for rhe beholdinv OF
all these wondrous and multiplied charms, you
are asked to pay but twenty five cents! Who
will fail to come?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

0rAwA Lopsz Ne a: Meets every Thursday eyer',y
keslng Lodge No. 3s German Lodge every Wed.
bloc. he " wv" " 'O'''s
InHNci RkBEKAH DEGREE LopGE No. meet on the frs,
- n,o friday Evenings Of each mUAth In the HA Ota-
~ lodge No. II.
0TASA .ScAxPHRsT No. %. Meets on the second and
eurh Tuesday evening. ~
I1ri LoosI No s,s-Meets Monday evening OF each
veeh Daughter. OF fctesh. TOuti Lodge meet on the
Mt friday evening o! each month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Th, teachers adjourned yesterday evening af.
ter spro6table session, owing greatly to the en-.
orgy of Messrs. Clark. Wedgwood. Jenkins,
Tuchr and Barry and Miss Case Before ad.
journng they passed resolution. thanking the
Board of Supervisors for the appropriation of
$780, which they gave to pay the expenses OF
the Meeting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

PAINTED UP.--The exterior and interior of
Ward & Spencer's meat maraet have been re-
painted in the highest style of the art. The
woodwork in the interior was thoroughly scrub
bed and cleaned and how is as c!csn and pretty
Is possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

"A new and valuable invention in the wsy Of
watch can De seen at o. Trask's The watch
Is kept running by merely looking at the time
by opening it and looking at the time once will
wind it enough to run "a hours. am in con.
slant receipt of new and valuable goods have
just received from New York large invoice OF
fine gold bracelets, ladies fine sets, gold watches
ladies' and gents sizes gold chains, leontine, CD.
era, &c., to all Of which I invite your especial
attention. .. D. TRAsK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

PERsoNAI.-Mr. s. Thorson, formerly of our
city, aow located at Ottawa, thriving place Of
300Opeople in Kansas, was here last .ck on a
visit. He was looking well,and says he is high.
" pleased with his new location.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29
Agents..

ALI. VArSHHI, Esl, !. authorised agent At Seneca
ILL., trsceivs for old subscriptions the Free
Trade and contrast for job printing &c All orders sent
throu;h him receive prompt attention.
l.hoSroohERY, E.q,, our authorized Agcnta. Leland
thfscounty TO receipt or subscriptions the Free Ira.
Ger, scvertising. &C.
DoSAeHHs Esq, and G.. W CJxyISs are our astho.
1ed %ents 20 receipt for subscriptions to the
DIR, or advertisements &c, at the town in
this csunty.
J. BROWNE Esq, s our authorized agent at F.rlvie.
In th!ecounty to receipt for subscriptions and advertise
nent b the Free Trader.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

WANTED.-A good milch COW, for which
very liberal price will be paid. Apply at one
at tho Eagle Mills, to Jerry Wood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. +. Mariner ia DOING Al,
kinds of Dentistry in ajstyle that cannot be OK.
celled in this city. All kinds of plate work,
gold, SILVER or any other. Prices as low as any
other Dentist, and work as good. Rooms 4 and
8, over E. Y. Griggs' drug store, Nattinger's
block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

LESSONS IN GERMAM-Miss Levi, residence
on Clinton street, second house north Of Madi
son, will give lessons in German and music 4
young pupils at her residence 2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

LuNCn.-Mike Formulas announces that ow.
ing to the lateness Of the hour when business
men get ready for lunch in the fall and winter
season, he will set ont lunch from 10 till 1880
A. NJ hereafter.
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G., A. II ,

HAD QrARrRRs DorY Posr No 9. G. A T., Dent OF lis
0enss orders No lo The EncsmPment viii hereafter ~
sem Ne on Monday evening each week instead of Wed.s
Day sening. as heretofore. by order Commander.
}. Il. PALMER, hdIutan'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

~ Pianos and Organs sold inssaments second hand
Astrum cnts taken In exchange for new
Our stock OF smaller instrumental German Accor.eons,
&c the largest and most stock ives,
have Imported direct nom Germany at saving OF about
per cent? and has been personally selected BY A. simon
musician OF great ski and taste We can satisfy tho most
asudieua. UGafd0 stye and quality. at about half the
ususl cost By prompt attention to the Of patrons,
ins oar stock. SIMON BROTHERS,
Apsu %. i9W L. xAlls Street.
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TEA SET.-The ladies of the Catholic Church
lately bought at Trask's a magnificent silver tea
Get Il be disposed Of by lottery at the coming
fair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

j: W. Levine, Esq. Of this city, has receivet
authority from headquarters to organize the La
Dor Union Party.
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Reed e. Nolan will hereafter sell fresh river
fsh every day at the corner Of la Sale and
Main Streets very cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Ladies' furs Of the best quality and newest
patterns at Presoott'S,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

DR. Walker, the oculist, will meet his patients
at thu Clifton Hotel, on Saturday next, Novem-
ber ifh
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that New sToRR.-Capt Josh Hilliard is on
hand ready for the public, ss will BE- seen BY his
card in this paper. He has . full line OF dry
goods, dress goods, groceries, notions. &c. He
hss No. goods of every sort, and sells as low, or
even lower than his neighbors. Sugar and Tea
of the vsry finest grades, and now our shed
evenings hath the odor Of delicious tea, which,
though novelty to him, is good to have, especi.
all in family where there is no milk, &C.
Capt. Hillisrd-do some moro.
P.s. We forgot to mention that the popular
Beach Fellows is Cspt.'s assistant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

PICTURE FRAMES AND ALBuMs.-The public
should always remember that Bowman always
keeps large assortment of Frames, Albums and
Chromos, and will not be underso)d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Detective officer Crane informs Us that here.
after all detective officers in the U. s. and Cana.
da will be uniformed in blue with bright rcgula-
tion buttons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Gents gloves in vast piles, also buoksk
gloves Of home manufacture out Of tho best M
terial ct Presostts.
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Astrachan Capes worth from $50 to 800 o.
the latest and prettiest Styles at Prescott's
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They are daily making Porter's first premium
wagon at the Eagle Works.
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ELEcTIoN.-In the I'd district, in this city,
the judges are, s. w. Raymond, John N. Shuler
and Milton A. Waterman. The election will be
held st Shaffers Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

CorRrs.-The Supreme Court has adjourned
until Tuesday next. The Circuit Court opens Q
week from next Monday.
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Ihree hundred persons, more or less, we're dis.
appointed and chagrined on Sunday morning, On
finding the doors of the new Presbyterian church
building locked. 1t seems that one of the con.
tractors, not satisfied with the permission given
oy his associates for holding services in the
building before it was completed and accepted
6y the society, locked the door about six o'clock
Saturday evening when it was too late to make
other arrangements or give notice that there
would be no services. As the building commit
tee OF the church will not accept the building
until 1t Is completed, which will be in about
iour weeks, permission has been obtained from
the Jewish society for the use of their building
until that time. The ladies have obtained a
lease OF the basement for two days, and their en-
tertalnment will be given as announced
Edttors Free 1Tsder-Tke above article from
the columns of the Replj,ican is a misrepresen.
tation OF facts and, such is calculated to de-.
ceive the public. We desire to state that no
member OF our firm gave permission for holding =
services IN the basement of the church on last
Sunday, nor was such permission asked, either
by the building committee or any other person
connected with the society
Our attention having beed called to publish
ed notice that services would be held, we imme-
diatey decided that the building should not be
SO occupied.
In its unfinished state it would be greatly ex-
posed to damage from fire and other causes On
y part of the basement windows were in place
and in the main audience room there were none.
In and around the building were large quantities
of combustible materials, and furnace had been
hastily set which wa considered unsafe. In
view of the fact that the church edifice was still
unfinished and in our possession, it not having
been delivered over to the trustees or accepted
by them, any loss or damage to the building by
fire or otherwise, would fall upon the con-
tractors; and for other reasons which appeared
to us satisfactory, we decided to lock the build
ing. which was done when the workmen left, at
six o'clock
We will only add that this action was fully
concurred in by all the members Of the firm.
If three hundred persons, moro or loss, were
disappointed, it was the fault of those who caus.
ed the notice to be published, and not Of the con-
tractors CoLwELL, CLARK d Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

DWELLING TO RENr-Only one block from
the Fost Office. Possession given Nov 1st.
For terms, &C., enquire Of W. Z. Bowman, at
his Photograph gallery.
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Bottom Prices.

Jsst received
Avery choice Y. H. Tes for $3.50 per TO-
A very good 100 I"
A new lot OF "A' sugar lbs for 81
A choice Porto Rico Molssses 75c per gal
Splendid Crystal Drip Syrup 81
Solid Silver Drip Syrup 1.25
4 lba good Rio Coffee 100
RIALE Bros
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For two seated Buggy go to w. o. Budd'
shop.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Nets lrst Thurtay IN each month In Dr. y Pauls build
lag Donations OF BIRDS insects and pctraCtiOus solicited
JPsli President. W. vs.. Cslkins Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

A farm OF 100 acres, near Ottawa, for sale verv
cheap. Apply to Joshua Pussy, 40 Congress st.,
East Ottawa.
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New goods at Child Il Bros this week whiel
will be sold at tho very lowest prices.
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Go to W. o. Budds Carriage Shop for goot
Democrat Wagon. .t...... .ul.., .
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The Ottawa Republican brsgs of compositor
in that Office who set up 7,14o ems of "solid bre-
vier" in Ave hours, and wants to know if the
FREE TrADER office has a oompositor who can
beat it. Now Is 1900 an hour among our boys
is common fest We are requested to answer
that We have several who would like, on . little
wager Of $25 or $50. 70 pick type against any
man the RepuNieon Office can produce. They
will take him on distributing, setting up and
correcting say 10000 ems OF solid BREWER; but
would prefer, as the fairest tsst say 10 pages Of
abetract, brief or book work. TO 30 set up from
raw manuscript, correctly spelled. punctuated,
&c. Win the Republican chaps "pu. up or shut
upY"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

For FoyS Sf0rn sheller, the best power shelle,
in uss. 90 to Reed & Gbsen's.
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time
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"A stock breeder IN tAis county lately ssld II
felaad Chias pisa 3 nosths old, for 8le sssA.
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THOSE BoOIs.--Beemus strutteth forth in el.
egant boots, such as snuyly fit his delicate feet
(No. 12s) and make him feel proud like unto
guce. He got them at Grifith's where good boots
are made every day.
Griffith Il Soh have splendid assortment Of
the best boots snd shoes in the city. They deal
only in the best quality Of goods and sell very
low for cash.
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Latest fall styles Of gents hats at Prescott's

New style of photographs at Bowman's. This
is very elegant and durable kind, and chesp.
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w. H. HULI-Received this week at H,,rs
an almost entire stock of new goods. We have
now the most complete stock of dry goods in thi,
city.
we have large stock of black silk velvet for
cioaks at old rrice-mueh lower than the same
goods can now be bought.
Beaver cloakinSs at all prices.
Water proofs in all colors-wiIi sell a good
one for S5c.
The best and cheapest velveteens In the oitv.
Great reduction in sheetng
Something new in Boulevard skirts,
Same old price kid gloves.
100 dozen children's hose, 10c.
Prints for comforters, Sc to lOc.
Batting cheap.
The largest, cheapest and best assortment Of
hannels in the West. Price from 30 cents to 80
cents.
Please call and see for yourself; will take
pleasure In showing you W, H. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Ice HoUsEs-Nelson Gard s. Co. have erected
couple of very large ice houses near the glass
works in this city. The buildings are put up
in very substantial manner. They ore, inside
Of the walls. 1OOx96 feet each, 20 feet to the
cross rods, and in the centre above them 10 feet.
The walls are 10 inches thick of one, the interior
lined with tan bark the other 1S inches at the
bottom, taperins gradually to inches at the
top. They are very substantially built, and will
keep ice in good solid condition from one year
end to the other
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

CHANGE OF p. 0. RULEs-Mr. Cameron, the
post master, informs us that on and after Nov.
the post office in this city will open at 7:3O A. NJ.
and close at p. NJ. Let all the mails and f.,
males be governed accordingly :