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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-06
WEATHER REPORT.
synOpsls for Pest "a HouEs.

f,aJ. .y,o eli WARRINGTON, April,5.
The thermometer has. continued to fall
slowly on the Pacific coast, with clouds
end3light rain. q The pressure not varied
much at Rocky mountain stations; but
has risen on Lake Superior with The follow
ing temperature: Increasing northeast
winds, Clear weather with occasional
cloudinesg has prevailed. From the Lakes
southwark Of the Gulp and Atlantic with
slow dimlnutionof pressure and generally
light temperature The high pressure
Monday night In West Virginia has
.difused itself to north and east With brisk
and highwinds and clearing up weather
has been reported from the eastern
Probabilldes.-1t Is probable that the
rising Of the barometer and clear weather,
will on Wednesdayrprevall on the lex
IRENE upper Lakes, with north and east
winds No material change nor serious
disturbances Is indicated fOrthe Gulf and
Atlantic coast r,frag - .-7,,g,-r,
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HOOtLand,s German Tonic

have my bot a benGaGiAl effect.
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QkrNGtteLEfqetrt4r.
b u "a ~ u 90 o. -,
For tAsinssilr,nes..F u ] tatA
PICTURE.

By WOLFRAM,
In Its cradle the little ons slept,
Pale, and breathing heAEny;
From the heAFt-bToken mothers eyes Crept
The souls white blood necessarily.
Down on the hreless hearth, there swept
Snow.Aakes, falling nolselesSly,
And covered tho father, who sot'llke slept,
And rocked not the mothers agony.
Through the rents Of tho attered blindS
Came the daylight eeantly,
While, without, the fnte.t0ned winds
Whiatlsd Q tunelesS lullaby. - -.
tswaSit the wlistling winds indeed, q
0rWas Il the BanIhee'g mel0dlii ~
The poor pale babe lay Bmilingly dead
The mother wept despAIringly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-06
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION
No Election Of, Governor by the Peo'
ple..Jewell's Election Secure:
. maj HARTFORD April s,

It7qa pOFFIoE OF EVENING Posi-. 15.5
al0uI corrected returns give, English five
plurality, There are slight; Discrepancies
In the vote; two Of three towns out. Civ
ing English the benefit Of all doubts, he
cannot have more than IS or co. Of a
plurality, and there are scattering votes
enough to overcome that and send the
election to the Legislature. There d an
alleged mistake 6f "a In the count OF En.
field, which, II corrected, will, on our
figures, put Jewell 10 ahead. The of1ci.
a count at one O'clock will settle 1t be-
yond doubt.
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- lsFIfI ="
The Government Bond Market IL
Wall Street, ,.,f.,.-,ri
NEW YORK. ADriI

.r s.Fi|. NEW OHhI ApEu v,.
The Worlds financial writer, says the
government bond market was quiet and
steady until late in the day, when 1913
were bid up by parties who are heavily
loaded with bonds, and intend tomake an
effort to sell the government three mill
lions tomorrow. The programme Is TO
.bidlthe market up ~ the close Today and
tomorrow morning before offerings are
made 10 the goVeFnmentg so thatlthey may
fix their price In the offerings made to the
government little below the market, and
thus secure the selling ofthe whole three
millions at fair average on their cost, al
though below market prices of the day en-
gineered by them. I ni; l.al.r'
} bsaIgGll lnl n 7f!Sl-I77'r gaJi4lg l,gg
For Additional, TOlVgERph See First PgAO,
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JAPITAL, IN, S15o.ooo.


This company now having been Organised Eve
years, and In that time done q successful buAinea1
q still prepared 70 take EiSlCs ct fAlr rGtes on
Buildlngs OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnufRctur.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CaFgoeS On tho Western Rivers and Lakes, Thls
company ofeEs buperioE Inducements to Farm
Gre, whereby they can DO insured on Dwelling,
Furniture Barns, and contents IoF 3 OF 8 year, AZ
reduced rates. This hOing State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid In,
And surplus Of. any company In the State; and
composed Of some ninety four 9God old6fs, most
otwhom ara among our best ,buAInesS mani 10
eommen ds4tS6lf to tho favorable conBi66 fatlDn
OF the inSGrinG pnbtc md Bollelta their pGtFqp.
9ge,, Applications orlpspranee will Be prompt.
II attended 70 ct their Once, No % MOnroe 81,
OF at their several AgeneGD throughout the State.
SAHL MCCLELLAN, President
" ~ ~ GEO. 1ENDRL, Viee President
~ = III HI1ES ,ls.,ga5s r.rlfis.N,o
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.,..rr HAYANA, April 5. 2

I'd C.tII u I1ANAAAI nPEH o
Adyices from Hayti state that great eG.
element continues, over the annexation
question. Other parts Of the republic are
quiet; Iry -,g.i-s,-r No suAVl.T
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MkpIIcAE.
Hollands German Bitters,
HaaG9s eeFl,nasaaF sas,
Hollands Podophyllin Pill,
Hollands Greek Oil.
Hollands German Bitters,
4 BIttarS without Alcohol or Spirits Of any
Kind,

.aNt ~ -. Az Al 4 d. We
4 BIttaES without Alcohol or Spirits Of any
Ii. In Had,
L tiGsfsat tfdn aIl Oth0tS. II is composed Of
tAsRurS Iuissi or Wal rru'ops1 OF RooEs,
.H1z1s. a1d Banks, OR as intellectually termed,
o1aaesS>, die worthless OF Inert portions Of sA'
Ingredients not being used. Therefore, m one
bottle Of Ills Bitafs there d contained asnueh
medicinal virtue as win be found in several gal
Ions of ordinary nixtuEeA. Th'ROOts, &C., used
In this RIear. are griowa1n Germany. tAolF vital
principles extracted In that country byA seion'
ttae Chemist and forwarded to the mandatory
IN this aty, Yheto they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no SpirItuOuS Ingredients
tho Btttsrs is free rom the objections urged
against oil othoS no desire FOR stimulAnts can
be induced from thOIE use, they cannot make
drunkArdH, and cannot, under any circumstances,
have any but a beneacial effect.
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=+-1UUA4buu 3 -UGLultbu - UnLIa
WassOupoundsd for those not inclined to az.
trops bitterS, and Ii intended for ube I'm cases
whoa some alcoholic Stlnulant 10 required In
connection with The Tonic properties OF the Bit
tsrs. Each bottle OF the Tonic contains one bot
tle Of the BIttsrs, combined with pure Santa
CRUZ Run, and favored In such manner that
the extreme bitterness Of Tie Bittess Is over.
come, forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant 10 the palate, and containing the msdl.
ctnAl virtues OF the DItteFa. The price Of the
Tonic is Sl.SO per bottle, which many persons
think too high. They must take into cOnSIdera.
ton that the StnulAnt used Is guaranteed TO DO
Of pure quality. ApOor article could DO fur.
nIShOd a. cheaper price, but % II not better to
pay little more and haYO good aEticlef A
medicinal preparation IAould contain none but
the best ingredients, and they who expect to OBJ.
tain cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated. q u.a a.-
They are the Greatest Known Remedies
For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEPsrA, NER.
voUs DEBILITY; JAUNDIcE, DISEASE
OF TUE KIDNEYS, ERUPFIoNs OF
TIE SKIN, and all diseases Arising
nom DISordered Liver, stOm.
4eh, or lNrURlTY Or
TUE HOOD.
Head the following symptoms
Constipation, FlAtuIence, Inward PLEA, Full
ness Of Blood to the Head, ACldlty of the st6r.
aeh, NatsSA. HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full.
usSsOr Weight In the stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fluttoring at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming Of thu Head, Hurled or Difficult
Breathing, FhttatIag at the HOart Choking or
sudocating Sensations when In Lying Posture,
DlmneOS Of Vision, Dots Or Webs before tho
Sight, Dallraln in the Head, Deficiency Of Per.
plratiOn, YOllOWnOss OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain
tho Side, Back, Cheat Limbs, &C., Sudden
EluHhel Of Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant
EmAginlngG Of Evil. and Great Depression Of
sPlsita. Al these indicate Disease Of the Liver
or Digestive Organs combined wlthlmpuro blood
The $50 Of the Bltteu or Tonic will soon cause
the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient
viii become wOll and healthy
DR.. HOOfland's Greek Oil.
Lightning Cure for all kinds Of PAlnu 4 Aches.
AFFtnn ExrEiSAt1r.-It viii cure all kinds
Of Pains and Aches, auch as Rheumatism, Nsu-
ralgiA, ToOthAche, ChllblAlnS, sprainI, Bruises,
Froat Bites, Headaches, Palms In tho Back and
LolnS, Pains in the Joints or Limbs. stlngs Of
InsOets. RInpwormg. etc
TAKEN MrERNA11r-Itwfll cure Kidney Com.
plants, Baekaehes, Sick Headache, Collie, Dyson,
terry, Dlarh9a, Cholera 1ntAntun, Cholera Nor.
bus, Cramps andPainS in the Stomach, Fever and
Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc.
DR.. Hollands Pedophyllln
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.N0sHEN ctfEEsE. ass pPa %
VI 900 Bona PEtns 9allisS TeElale By
mGE1S HENRY Z. LIST b co,
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..ti .sfasa& 70 pDEoroRsn,..t e L5r.l q
Hehry HaStmAh, Dr.. ]. @, sHnpps T.,
uJonGAhH RoEley, Edmund BocffnR. "
r. J, 4myth, 7, ], Ckmph0ll. 3
y. Il. BllbtoCY 9.PfiRoFi SSgTig y
Vim. B. Qdb6rt ar. fThOmSS BorFess a.,
? D. D. FAFn6N6Eth, VIM. II. Cana.
gt David BlImy0j - tfjposph shIOldS,
VIM, R. White, n. Cos. 81.
3 IH. DHSal, ~ l-54lli b. H.R. Dir. L..
Wm. = stsyene0n, ksryolaGl9 b7sa
90 9 SS. STSI HSI4sS,6 SIss4Hg Store 'OutA
= 10 JACOB HoRNHR0QK, PTeS't
JACOB r BTuKRE, Vice Pre5't
!. H.-WESfIAA9r8O Secretary u
Is 3 1ecQt1 oGA, Soy, md
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TNNEsURKNcE..7

Per Aadltlonal Esl'gIrH.pA Sc TN g,s .
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NATIONAL BANK
d w1sT vmannA, AT W1slma.
Capital psidin, 100000

This Bank Ii prepared 10 do Legitimate Bank.
ing BpGinesg. Deals ID Gold, Coupons, Bonds,
IN paid an speeISl 81" DSpoSitV F16mut St,ention
given 70 collections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-06
W7nsf VA INSURANCE Comply
oAPITAI&a-a-s;-s- 100000.

TSkea Eilks ~ tha lowest fates On Buildings Of
AZ kinds Funiture, Household Goods, N0rchAn
disc and Goods In Transit = n ~ !.
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DR.. Hollands Pedophyllln
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL,
.r, TWO PILLS. DOSE. ..-.

"a" 1'Oat pOIOsrhI, vt taHOesnt VsgGtGEIs ca.
NaTtie kNOlrn.
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Baltimore, 3 Ohio Railroad. Co.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
I run by the following schedule on and Gfter
December S6th, 1870 Wheeling time:-.
FTfNyFVFRSNS mi IFvpnVaa0a
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
Isjc(l.


ABBoT.-Feli asleep peacefully in Jesus, Sunday
July 80 1871 at 4:i5 i. M, ULARIssA ABBor, relict
of Abijah Abbot, In the 76tn year OF her age
w. aas East i24tn street.
Tuesday, August l, at four O'Clock +. M. Tne re-
mains viii be inferred In Rye. a. =, ,so ,ormon
House, AMOS BILLINGS Esq, IN the o3d year oi Ills
age.
CALLAGHAN.-On saturday, July %, EUGENE Cal CAL
LAGHAN native Of BallincOllig, county OF Cork,
The ,eSSs SSs Of he family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from his late residence 29S
Van BrEos street. Brooklyn on Tuesday August l.
CLAvES.N Sunday, July 80, after . lingering
Illness, CArHARINE CLAvEH wife OF Patrick CayTen
nard, county Longford, Ireland.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
O'CLOCK from her late residence 500 East Thrtyhth
street. ~ o,
AFTER short illness, HUGH CosrBLLO, aged 81 years:
Thomas anu EDWARD and Bernard Costello and
their friends are respectfully invited 10 a. atena ,nc
street and Newark avenue, hoboken. N. -, on
Tuesday August is7 at one ociocx ,or Tne ees re-
ment. The 0ficers and members OF the Butchers
Association are respectfully invited to attend
paIOfi iiness aSonas H. % GovsaT the son Of the
late George Il. Covert Esq, IN the zSth year Vi Ills
His friends and the friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the iunera' irom tle
residence or hts mOther, lBS Dei8ncey sTeeh w
Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
FOsTER.-SuddenIy, at the residence OF ner son'
ID. G. walsh, woodbury., N. j., Mrs. DEBORAH CARO-
funeral to take place from her late residence,
1,4l5 Camac street. PhladelphlA wednesday
HEGsMAN.-On Friday, July 2s, ALOE MATHILDE,
| only daughter OF William J. r. ana kate 10. hese
| man, aged year. ....s .s,
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her parents' Dover
| n. j.. this day tMondaysi at 3 r. y. w,eo q,
| HOMAN.-On Sunday, July 3d. MARTHA Ls' wue Vi
| Charles Homan, in the 50th year OF her age.
| Notice OF funeral gwen hereafter
UOYT.-On Sunday, July 30 WALTER STANLEY
son OF Henry A. and Mary W. Hoyt kased months
Eeia.ives and friends are invited 70 attend tn
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

TIE wrcKEDEsr MINISTER. The Rev. Mr.. Sand
ford Is Of the Methodist persuasion, and he cou-
traCed to take care OF nock in Ghent, KY. lie had
a nice wife, and welded his crook for some tsDI0
tcry respectfully. Then he forged check for
81, 500 and got the cash tnen he disappeared from
tho sacred rancho, and took lady OF ms c0ngrega-
ton with him, leaving his wife 10 shit for herself
lie soon deserted the woman he had deceived nd
she returned TO Ghent reporting the reverend rasca
Vlncennes, wnere he had been figuring AZ
an M. d. having there married still another woman
and deserted her. Hc was shiftY scamp, for he
was next at Fort Wayne where ne ectured on
phrcnology and mesmer,sm, having mesmerlzed an.
the officers are stll efer him. but wo DOUBT II theI
catch hun.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
A MAN SHOT IN BROOKLYN.

James Mclaughlin. residing at No. 91 fear street,
Brooklyn. while on his way home on saturday night,
met man at the corner Of Adams and Concord
streets, and asked him to take drink. Without
any warning as to what ne intended to do he drew
a pistol from his pocket and discharged 1t at
Mclaughlin. The ball entered MS neck, near the
chin. and passed out OF the pack OF hts neck, caus
Ing q serious II not fatal wound. The would-bc
murderer was chased for some blocks by some clti-
zens, but he managed to make his escape The
wounded man was taken TO tho CITY Hospital by the
police OF the First precinct.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

PLAYING EUCHRB IN CuURoH.-At Springfield,
Mass, recently, one OF the pews In PrcsDyterlan
church was occupied by two young men and Young
woman who sat between them. AS they appeared
to pay little attention TO the remarks OF the minister
and seemed engaged In something very attractive
he saw the young Iady's dress drawn tightly Across
her knees. and the trio engaged In an exciting game
Of euchre at twenty-five cents q corner Many OF
the congregation tainted upon learning the true
state OF affairs, and tpQ minister Tears the church
forever disQraoeu
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BetrOthed.
Married.

SHACKMAN-KATsKI.-On sunday, July 30 Mr..
ISAAC SHAcKMAN 10 Miss JENNY KATsKI No cards.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

DoYLE-FENwIcK Rockaway, on Sunday,
July %, 1871, by the Rev. MIR. Carmichael Mr..
GEORGE NJ. DOYLE to Miss SARAH FENwIcK, all OF
Greenpont, L. |.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN THE UNDER
i signed, the oil II. A. Rodgers Co., at the
Clinton Iron Works. s39 and 2l Cherry street. Is this day dis
solved end by mutual consent. All debts due the
firm and liabilities are assumed by McKnly Smack
H. A. RODGERS.
WILLIAM MOKINLY.
JUNE "a, 1871. ROBERT SMACK.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

4 henumbing application; gas admnistered beamu ~
Teeth s Sea- 49, rumpss or hoow pe esse srosdws,
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES,
CUPREME COURT,

CUPREME COURT
- In the Widening and Strengthening Broadway,
Between Thirty Street Ffynnth Street, In the
City of New ! ork -
fhe undersgncd Commissioners OF Estimate and Assess
the above entitled proceeding hereby give notice TO
the owners essees and are: interested IN any Of the lands
ceedns produce their title deeds leases or other docu
ments relating their ownership of interest In Of
lands, buildings premises TO the care OF John O.
Jones' Es Chairman Of the Commissioners at their ONCE
No. 81 Nassau street, No. a. before Saturday
the 9TH day OF August 1871 between the hours OF 10
aud r NJ u.,..
s1aE s1ass 8 'a2EEsksskssy.I comnlx,aeera
WILLIAM WOODS.
July Is. 1871,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23
Ottawa Post ONCE.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
IMPORTANT FAIR MEETING To.pAY.-Th,

IMPORTANT FAIR MEETING To.DAY-The
executive board of the Illinois State Agricul.
tural Society will meet at Springfield on Tues.
day, January I'd. 1872, At which time they will
consider propositions from the various places
desiring the State Fair the coming two years.
An adjourned meeting of the La Sale County
Agricultural Society, together with all citizens
OF our city and county who feel an interest In
this important matter, will be held ut the court
house at p. N. to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

FREE LUNcH.-Martin Kem. at Turner Hall,
offers bis friends and the public very 6ne lunch
on Christmas day, lasting from morning till
midnight and it will consist Of roast pig turkey,
duck. 20.
Also "Zell's Encyclopedias" two volumes nice.
ly bound. and worth $35, will be offered, with
other prizes, TO the best ball.alleysta at the rate
of so cents per chance.
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I Z .

When we use the above number, of course we
refer to Burke & Heeaan's, the we'll known dry
goods and grocery house of Ottawa. They are
supplied with an unusually fine assortment of
dre.s goods, compriaing the finest silks that
money can buy; full line of rich and beauti.
full velvsteens, and all that can be properly in.
cluded under the head of dress goods. They
have slss good supply of boots and shoes, teas,
coffees and groceries. and their stock of genuine
Missouri -four is FULL and the demand every
day. for the latter is very satisfactory to the
firm.
If you want anything in the line usually kept
in first class dress goods, dry goods or grocery
house, call and see Burke s. Hseuan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

PEAK FAAILy.-This celebrated troupe Of vo.
eal,sts, harpists and bell ringers will give an en-
tertainmeut at Thrner Hall in this city on Wed.
nesday evening, Jan. Sd. Their fame Is world
wlde, and Of course they need no commendstion
from Us to insure full house. One has chance
to hear such artists as the Peaks only once in
half dozen years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

WAIrE.-"Wait for the wagon" Don't buy
your holiday presents until you have sesn H. ].
Wsits's beautiful selection Of toys and notions,
and. in fact, thousand varieties of pretty things
suitable for Christmas presents.
Waite has tho best assortment OF pretty things
1t Msrseilles or any other place. and sells every.
thing at great reduction in price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

MousrAcHE CUPs.-Thompson, the crockist,
has novelty, known ss the "Moustsche Cup" j."
Gents who consider fearful moustache the per-
fection of gentlemanly elegance. should 10 to
Thompsons and get tea cup, which is especially
constructed to suit their wants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

DO you want nice suit of clothes? Remem.
Der NJ. Stiefel & Co., at the white store on the
corner, keep the best and cheapest Do you
need good overcoat9 Remember that M.
stiefel Il c.. at the white storc on the corner,
have Just what YOU want,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23
OTTAWA, ILL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1871.
For Heliday Presents,

For H0liday Presents.
Buy useful and servioeable goods at SCOTT,
HoUrz s. Co.'S.
A large lot of nice goods bought especially
tor the Hsliasya
Great bargains in dress goods.
We will continue the cheap sale of dress goods
till after New Years.
English Poplins. very pretty, s5 to 80 cents.
Handsome plaids 30 and 80 cents, worth so
conts.
Irish and French Poplins in all the new
shades.
Great bargains in Black Silks.
Heavy Gros Grain. all silk, $125, $1.5O, 81 :
Is, $500, $2.25 and $a50. at 25 per cent less
less than their real value.
Great reduction in prisps OF Paisley Stauls.
L.ses, Lace Collars, Lace Handkerchiefs
Embroidered Linen Sets, Lace Trimmed Linen
Sets, at 0W prices.
Received to-day large lot OF Ladies hemmed
and stitched Handkerchiefs and Gent s hemmed
Handkerch.efs in fancy boxes, very nice for
presents.
Ribbons, Ties, Scsrfs, Bows. Gloves, Hosiery,
Nubiss, very cheap.
just received, a large stock of Kid Gloves.
Button Kids, 80 cents pair.
Q Button Kids, 75 cents pair.
Also received 1000 pairs best Seanless Hid,
in all the new shades.
We will continue until Ne,c Years the Great
Cheap Sale of Frs.
100 set nice ALASKA Mink only S5. GO per set
Bargains in Best Quality blink.
A lsrge lot of misses and children's Furs
Gerry handsome and ckedp.
Call and see as: We have the largest and
incest stock to select your Holiday Present.
from.
Lo,c prices on ererytlting.
Sec TT, HOUTz & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

IMPROvED.-Martin, at the Clifton Hotel,
has recently employed numerous painters, named
Corner s. Clark, and they have nicely put in or.
dor the interior of the William and bar apart.
ments of said hostelry, and now it is elegant
like unto "a pin"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

OPEN EvENINGs.-Bowmsu's Gallery will be
open day and evenings until after New Years,
to give all an opportunity 20 examine the variety
OF chromos, frames, views, albums, microscopes
and other desirable articles for presents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

If you want good roast for y our Christmas
that excellent meat he sells. They have dressed
a calf weighing 336 pounds, and only months
old, aud also fine sheep weighing 1862 pounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23
Ssill as slao Head.

SssAA - sAO 8AOo0s
II gives us great pleasure to announce that
the popular establishment Of Reddick & Gillen
still leads all their contemporaries; in fact they
lead all OF them and eclipse every rival.
SILKS AND PoPLINs.
We are enabled to announce in this Issue NEW
ARRIVALS and SPECIAL REDUCTIONS at Reddick
q Gillen's. We want these announcements also
to be understood a. such a. will sgres with the
character and reputation Of this house for hon.
est. square talk and dealing.
THE NEW ARRIVALS
Were purchased BY Mr.. Gillen last week, and
are such goods - will meet the demand of the
holiday season. and replsnish the "spscialties in
their magnificent dress goods department..
SILKS.
There 10 not better line Of silks In tho oitv.
and when We called yesterday We found Mr.. Gill
len marking them down. There is no sham
about it. bat these goods will be sold at reduced
prices Until the first Of January. The place to
buy
Black Silks,
Colord Silks,
japanese Silks,
: Brocade silks,
i. at Rsddick & Gillen's.
POPLINs.
The other leading line of dress goeds-Poplins
has received the special attention of Mr. Gil.
len. and they are also placed at reduced prices
to buy
Irish Poplins,
Black Poplins.
Colored Poplins.
Lyons Poplius.
is at Rsddick s. Gilisn's
GENERAL DRESS GOODS.
Empress Cloths, Cretoas, Nerinoe.. Sstteens.
Queens Cloths, and in fact everything in tho
Dress Goods line, can be found at this house st
reduced prices and special ind ucenents until the
first Of January.
Another large line Of those Paisley, Brochs and
woolen Shawls just received.
New line Of Lyons black silk Velvets for
cloaking.
Large stock of blaok Beaver cloths and Velvet.
teens
New stock Of Water Proofs.
Their Blanket and Flannel stock is immense,
and selling At prices which cannot fail to please
a. we'll a. surprise.
Scarfs, Lace good, and White Nubias, notions
and fancy articles Of all kinds, for tho holiday
trade.
Do not fail to call 1t Reddiok & Gillen's and
take advantage of these liberal offers.