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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-11

EURRKk ALARx-Our attention has been
tioa. which seems 10 b sure thing On asnounc.
iss, whs. any enc il about to surslariously enter
enst premises. It is an alarm which can b At.
tseAsd to any window or door, OF door Of . safe,
~ cupboard, ~ the drawer cf buress. When
tho alarm is sst the moment any attempt 10 BE-.
Ing nsds - open the door q raise tho window
the alarm rinss and the window or door il at
oses looked BY the msehias and held IN position
sntil you cone and go to il. lie simple in it,
osastsaotion, not liable to break or get ont Of
order, and costs but little. Mr.. A. g. Freeman,
sf THE city. y the agent for this vicinity. '.s
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The fair and festival Of the ladies Of the Epis.
oopal Church. for which Preparations on large
scale have hesn making for some time past, will
open on Tuesday, Febraary 14,h. st. vslen.
tine. day. and continue day and evenings to
the close Of the week. DINNER WILL BE SERVED
from 10 to o'clock ssch day, . fact to which
the attention OF the business neu Of The eitv
and the people from the country 10 ps.tisulsrly
called. Meantime there will be oil kinds Of use.
full and fancy articles fer sale, at moderate
prices. and oystsrs cake, ice orssa and other re.
f,eshments At all hours
Considering the amount OF self.sscrifss On
the part Of the ladies involved in getting up
and running fair Of this kind. they dsssrve.
on the part Of the men Of our city liberal and
generous treatment. The sntirs proceeds t. be
added 70 the fund for the erection Of tho No
church.
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To TIN LADIRs-Mrs. N. Il. Swsetlsna will
rsnaia At room Nc. 50, Clifton Hossl, few
days, TO give Instructions in making wax Aowsr.
She usterstaads the art " perfection, aud
tssohss il with success. Specimens can bs seen
st 1iss Ashaa's emporium Of f.shios. On C.ur'
street also st the hotel. How to make these
bssutital Wax flowers 10 ane accompl sLmeut.
sud " advise young ladies to take lessons ,u
tAs sst. D. g. ...j ~ = T.. .,..-
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TuATs BUsIHEss.-Ws were in Prescetts
Hat and Fur stors yesterday, and found them
busy buying mink, skusk, muskrat and other
furs, TOR which they pay very liberal price.
We advise all who have anything in the above
li.s tn sell To 20 to Prsscotts vt onOs, whore they
will yet the highest market priees In cssh. Pres.
colt means what he say. rbout paying better
prices for skins, and srliug fur goods lower than
any one else iu Ottawa "Thxts businsss
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SAs N. o. sugar for 81 At Barke Il Hssn>a's.
For the best young hysa. tee in Ottawa n 81.
so per h., 10 to Burke u Hesnsn'a.
For best n. o. Molsssss, 80 to Burke & Hse.
nan.
For lbs. sood Rio soffse for $l.OO; for o. G..
Java coffee at 80 css. q b.; and for oil kinds Of
groceries At tho lowest prise, 80 10 Burke h
Hesnsn's
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john Stsut iatoras % shAN hs has received
aad will opsa sszt week . lot si nsv seods, b..
Inv ssasssl sssossasat - " cold st Ne cane
low ssA's Of prices which hs has adopted cad
adhered - oil Water. Rs odsrs The bsss S>r.
Sssss is Ottawa M 'prsssat. Rsasnhss sAis
vAsa ~ wisA y buy asyshias.
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xHATs.-ward d Spencer, With their ususl
satsrpriss, still keep ahead on Ans fancy meats.
This weak they have sold blfIslo meat, blsok
tailed deer, from the plsias, and have kept every
day Soxss Of fresh goldfish. received from New
,fosnaland, every morning BY express. They
hare sans Aiosly cured buffalo hams, done up in
sasks, at very reasonable psioss. Their beef,
pork &C., still continues to be OF the finest quail.
ity that La Sale county sfsords
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SELLING CHRAP.-C~pt. Hillisrd still oontin.
uss 70 ssll Z b. Of "A" sussr for 81, and every.
thing slss prspsrsionslly shesp. he hA. good
stock sf reliable goods, and IL sloauy out at Low
Ayarss, st sbout cost, % a 10 get room Tor his
sptiss ssoda All Who want bargains should
call without delay sad get ths arss choice.
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/" A High Old Time :"

ist has lately been away from home probably
"having good time with the boya" and Mon.
day evening hs concluded to Wait his fathers
saloos, where he had been liquid slingist for
some time. Finding Johnny Grove acting in his
place. hs probably regarded him a. an interloper,
and when Johnny offered to shake hands with
hin hs "lsnt him one under the eye" Going
inside Of the bar, he picked up . dscantsr and
"passsd around the drinks" in an animated
manner. The bottle struck the wall and knock.
Cd on the plastering at the exact spot which had
been covered BY Johany's head . moment before
Johnny being polite young man, whom he saw
the bottle coming, bswsd very low and respect
fuily. Then Charlie passed him something more
to take in another bottle, but Johnny declined
with another bow, the bottle striking the wall
Just where Johnnys head WAS An 9Th Il second
before. Johnny, net being the least bit dry,
and not wishing to be urged TO take . drink in
that fsrcible manner, Immediately went away
from there. The bottles were pretty badly bent,
to say nothing of the valuable contents, inelud.
lng - they did probably score Of Aghts, &c.,
have ~ opportunity to report them. Mr.. Huff,
o., sans in, when Charlie made some threats
and few menscing motions. The old gentle.
man rstreated to the rear room, behind such for.
ti6ostioas ~ the ice box and pine partition
Afforded. Charlie stood guard towards the front
door, and the city marshal and enc or two others
in the same room, finding their retreat cut Of,
had - stand tne,s and let Charles ''cuss EN-" 10
bic hssrt's content. Wheoeve1 Charlie would
pretend to draw knife or pistol, they would
arrange themselves in line with their backs to
the wall, like primer clsas il spelling before
An snragsd school-msrm, and Say "Oh, don't
'twan't me, nam" After while Charlie cooled
down and generously released his prisoners,
without esting mp . single one Of them! he
went home when he got ready, and posse Of
about atty, headed by the marshal, was sent
to arrest hin They surrounded his house and
tremblingly saked him it hs would b. 70 kind
and con descending ~ to surrender. He wouldn't
surrender, and when he pretended to draw >
weapon from under his pillow ne was in bsd)
they esne near stsnpeding for town. He finally
told them thss il they would 90 away he would
come up town ssd 20 to jail. They left, and he
VA as good as his word. He voluntarily walked
up and went into jsil. The nsxs day hs wss
brought before Justice Lesvens, who heard The
testimony and Aned Chsrlis $25 and costs. Mr.
Huff swors his lite was in danger and gave svi.
dsucs ta.s Charlie had made threats, Ac., when
the justice bound Charlie in $500 10 keep the
pesee; vheseupou, not giving the bonds re-
quirsd, Charlie vas sent TO tho Hotel dc Fred
, enburgh, where he is now registered - rsgula,
boatdAs. .....
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The new railroad having reduced tho tariff
Vsrnillion coal is again selling for 12 cents per
Sushsi on the car, Or 13 cents delivered, by De.
lsno S Armour. ofios st Arnosrs warehouse.
where vsisAins Of coal, hay, &c., 10 done for the
accommodation Of the public. 90 A--. q. -. .
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The javssils masquerade and fs.sy drsss ball.
h'therto announced, oans Of at Willis Hall On
Thursday evening last. and. Of csarss, made
quite sensation among the little people. Over
two hssdrsd sdults were present, aad there
were nearly Aity children in masks and fancy
oossumes Among the characters represented BY
the little sirls were Morning Star, Night, Rad
Riding Hood. Egg Seller, Flower Girl, Qnalsr.
~, Peacock, shsPhsrdsss, Goddess Of Liberty,
and peasant girls, representing France, Swabis,
slavogasd. Italy, Bohemia, Noswsy, Greece, Pc.
land snd Rusaia, besides any nambsr Of iaisies,
.'y'ph. &'. The little ssatlsnsa appsa,.d =
Major General, . good juvenile Capt, Jenks,
Fireman, SAiler, Marine, Jew, Alsyoysrd Boy,
BOBBY, Clergyman, Prince and Peasant, repre-.
'sating many different ..tion.litiss. The pro-
sramme consisted Of grand msroh Of the juve-
niles, qasdrillr, varsoavisnas. and the Nsypols
dance, which was performed BY she eight little
youngsters, without mistake, though there had
been no rshe.r.al, aud for which they we're
warmly applaudsd BY the audisncs The juvs-
niles danced and wsltzsl most grscsfally, a,d
s"0 sA6us WSs OAtH0mOiy U0AVutVts oo0 70 oUt
taste far better when they had removed their
ungsinly masks and exhibited thsir pretty faced
Many Of tho costuoss vsrs rioh, sad all we're
elegant ssd appropriate. Attsr the juveniles
had become somewhat tired, Mr. Willis called
waltz qaadrill' for the older youug people, those
Who constituted . more sdva,ssd class Ths
waltz qusdrills 10 the perfection Of the "postsy
Of motion" and the set nearest our range Of vis
ion danced With correct tine, besides which, ths
ladies' bsiss very Beautiful, ~ wsrs - eh.r.sd
- TO be unable to go much beyond them. II
wss good sst, AID W oan prove it hy Gus
Wood. a.t..- s-I
The we'll known photist vas there, and work.
ed his legs in dance. 1t was good dancing, -
good a. csn ~ made by pair Of feet suoh ~ hs
usss Still there 10 doubt whether limp With
one isos a.d sPasasdio sprins-halt lifting up
Of tho other can be called dancing. The Post.
master WAS there, looking - solemn a. though
be had just returned from the funeral of dead
letter. The Supreme Court vas also. thsre,
disguissd a "a natural. A witty lady whispered
that she thought 10 would look better in mask
The County Clerk Was there trying to look like
IN innocent abroad, aged 6 years.
In conclusion We can only add, that th. juvs-
nile masquerade wss q splendid success. -,.-..s.
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n lines Of Agate make one square.

Ten lines Of Agate make one square. ~
Adverssemeats not under b, plainly
Cd the length Of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered ont. ...
Business and professional cards exceeding fvs lines,
Inserted At Ave dollars lines one dollar
per line extra.
Transien. advertising In all b paid strictly In
advance. .- s.' -
u Yearly sdvertissrs tiscontnuing their advertise.
nens before theexpatoa Of contract will be
the fun rates ~ Above Extra charge Will also b. made for
dissolution and other not connected With their
isr business. t..
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
- In case will these terms be depsrted FROM
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THE HOLY LAND.-We cannot too strongly
nrss our readers to attend the exhibition to DO
:ivsu at Turner Hall this afternoon and eve.
"iag. Seldom is there a chance to learn 40
mach in regard to a country We are all interest.
Cd in. Fine, accurate views OF all points in Jsru.
-'lem. 60, are given. The children Of the
schools 70 en- masse in tho afternoon.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2, 1870.
M'ess Roos & Cddy:-I have had . Stock
r."" in my house for two ysars past, and com.
mend its aupsriority, not only for original melo.
.liou.ness Of tone but for undiminishsd purity
.nd frsshness undsr daily use, and facility Of
toach 10 delicate o. Il 10 snfa,iiug.
Very truly yours
D. O. BROOKS, Ed. Railway Review.
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GRAND MASK BALI.-Ths best thing to do
next Monday evening, for ~ whe like TO see .
masquerade gotten up in the best Of style. will
be to attend the Germs, Turner Mask Ball at
Tsrnsr Hall. They have spared neither expense
nor pains in getting ready, and it will doubtless
b t,p top affair. The proceeds, il will be 70.
membsred, sre to be donatad to improving the
interior Of the hall With sev scenery, 10.
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Notice..

All persons having unsettled accounts with
the undersigned, are hereby notified thst oil
such accounts will be put in process Of collection
IL not paid on or before March let, 1871. /. - \
Ottawa, Ill.,, Feb llth, 1871. .."
.......... .... G. n. VAN DOREN
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For SALs-A valuable herss asd buggy for
sale. The horss 10 youas, ssstls, but lively and
handsome. and No. 1 readsssr, sad voss iasids
Of 8 minutes. The buggy b new saa slsssas.
Enquire At The FREE TRADAR Oalss. ~. ~, .
]. @. ARMgvHORo.
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Burts = Hsensn have just got through invei.
ciay. sud ars satisfied with The rssslt q lasl
yssrs business. resy offer he balance Of their
visssss sessk si dry goods d extraordinarily
low prices. Give thsa eAll.
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WATER POWER DEFEATED,-Ths wstsr pow.
or has come to dead lock, and The wind hes
been taken out Of high prices on boots and shoes
at j. Negsifia's. .''
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HAMA BasrxAxx ~ An Uxi.Ax, sad stAss
sew Ballsds, ~ 0Asslss q. Leland, jvss rsssiysa
q 0sasa 4 Hapsnsa'A .s. ...e
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ALL About CHISA.-The lecture OF President /
Jones, Of the Evanston Female College. 1t Turn.
sr Hall. on Tuesday evening, on China and
the Chinese, was liAtsasd to BY largo audience.
with profound interest. President Jones is .
lively and plsassu, speaker. only he lsborsa un.
der severe cold, sad WAS at times uuAbls to
nate hinsslf distinctly heard in the rsmot.r
parts OF the hall. Hs u the friend OF Jshn q
Chiaaman, sad gives ~ . very different picture
Of his inward life tAaa ~ gather from the dis
tortsd pieturss commonly sivsn Ia: The daily
prsas. Prot Jones has lived good many ysaxs
insChin', and Travelled over . large portion si
the eountry.-so hs eaght to ksow. He is pr.
msdsd that An interchange. .ei ATS sad tcissss,
WITH Chi.a would rebound inssussly-s ~
sdva.tass Of beth. countries, sAd = asesnplish
- desirable ~ object 10 has project On fosl
ior the sstsblishmsst. under AmsPissa suspisss,
Of seientihc school il Pskia. That sush q
s.tsrprise is feasible. ssd posssss : thousaad
nsritorious feature to rsconmsnd it Prof. J.
viii cenviucs you II % heurs senvsRsstio. sly
time. Whom the plan assumes mere tsasihls
shaps, ws shall have more y ny sboati', Mean
time ws wish hin God spssli
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See the advertisement "Rsstors yosr Sight
As. Tho eye oups spoken Of are doing wonder
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STILL ONwARD--The great closing ont ssls
at Reddiok u Gillen's still continues to attract
crowds Of people early and late, every day They
have general sssortmeut, still largo and full in
every department. ,sd every fsw days new lot
is received and placed upon the shelves: They
arc Offering rare inducements TO all who are in
ased Of nythins in their line Of .busi.sss In
fact, one can save money by calling now, as they
are selling at low prices to clear the house fer
the new goods for spring. They have their usual
s1esllent assortment Of 6ne Drssa goods, and will
give tho ladies rsre bargains, with The advantage
Of . large stock to select from. Great reductions
are offered In Linens. Paisley shavls. keriuoes
Empress Cloths, SO. ..... ..........-..
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ANNUAL FAIR NEETlNG.-The annual meet.
ing of the La Sale County Agricultural Society
fer the election Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held 1t tho County Court House. in OF.
',~a, on Saturday, February 1lth. at 1 o'clock
y Y, sharp. As there is much other business Of
vital importance to eur SOCIETY, in reference to
improving the grounds, IN effort 70 secure the
State Fair for the next two years, & T., which. if
successful. will be = mutual benefit every citi.
Zen OF La Sale County, and lasting and ps,.
=" nent benefit to our County Society in partio.
"lAr, it is earnestly hepsd that every member Of
the Society will be present. w. E. BOWMAN,
Sec. La Sale Co. Agricultural Sscisty.
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Remember that ne cheapest place 10 buy
hoots sad shoes Il q J. Hsgafins.
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WILLlAN.ARDs.-Nsrsin Csvanassh hss b.
come the proprietor Of The Clifton Hstsl billiard
and vst'srocsry department. he has had The
Management :oi that iastitutioa for some tine,
and BY his sloss attention 70 the wants Of his
custo.srs sad polite sud gsntlsmanly treatment
Of every one, hss become very popalsr With the
travelling psblis. and al Who call apoa hin. Hs
proposes to add some iuprovsmsah 70 his sstab.
lishmsnt, md to nsks IL, ~ hs has hsrstsiorsi u
6rst GLASS billiard ball aud saloon.
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FURs, GLOVES, &c.-Ar. +. @. P,sssslt 10
making gloves, &c., pretty extsnsivsly this via.
tsr. He employs number os sxpsris.esd elstA
hat, cap and glsve makers constsatly, sad II pre-
pared 10 tura ost aics ssft hss, . esp pats Of
gloves, or anything slss in his li.s. y osdss o.
very short notice. He hss fall stock Vt ssps.
rior goods, which hs warrants - - q tie bssp
material. and a. the manufacturing department
10 under his own careful Management, 10 il ssrs
Of giving perfect sstisiaetion in every ssss.
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II you vast TO b able n read for hours 10
gethsr BY any kind Of light use Lasasus 4 Nsp.
ris Perfected Spscssslss They sss alneps perfect.
ly schromatio. Gall on y. Tfask, vatsinsksr
and ieveler, without delay and gst pair.
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Tns CRYrrooAxE," ssw story y Js.ss D.
Mile, author Of "Ths Dodge Club iass received
at Osman b Hapsuaah
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TREATKICAIs.-One Of the Ottawa Dramatic
Clubs will give public exhibition st Turner
Hall. on Monday evening, Feb Goth. Among
the leading actors are Harry Clark. Mr.. Perkins,
+. c. Lewis, Geo. Sherwood, Miss Bassnett. Niss
Eberhard. Mrs. Leland and Miss Whitnors. The
play will be IAN that Glitters 10 not Cold" to
be followed BY the popular farce Of The Specter
Bridegroom. The excellence Of this troupe will
insure them god house and = very superior
entertainment.
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Public Schools,

Following Is an abstract Of the superintend.
snts report for the school month ending January
9th. 1871.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Paeiae Railroad.

Until further notice trains pass OTTAWA
station fellows:
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Ottawa, o. Il r. R. v. RAILROAD.
Trains I'LL IA al


CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS;
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The Lee Memorial voIame.

The University Publishing Company lNo 4
Bond Street, New York; have enclosed us a
circular from the Faculty of Washington Col
lege, announcing their LEE MEMORIAL Vol
UME. 1t is prepared under the authority and
with the cooperation Of the family Of Gener-
al bee, and its material will be drawn wholly
from original aud authentic sour ces, and will
contain
l. A Biographical Sketch Of General Lee,
to the end Of the late war, by Col. Charles
Marshal, his Aid-de-Camp aud Military Secre-
tary.
=. An account of General Lees life at Wash
ingtou College, and history since the war also
of his Death and Funeral ObsequieS, by
members of the Faculty of Washington College.
Incidents aud "reminiscences, illustrative
Of General Lees Personal Character, 10y Con-
icderate Chaplain, resident at Lexington.
T. EulogieS, Editorial and other Notices,
selected and arranged under the direction Of
the Faculty Of Washington College
8. Portraits oad Illustrations, selected by
Mis- Lee. These will comprise
Portrait of Gen. Lee in early life Eng'd on steel
do do as a Confederate General do
do do in recent years do
do Mrs. Lee do
Engraving of Strattord House,
do Washington College and Lee Memorial
Chapel as draped IN Mourning.
Tie entire profits from the sale OF this vol
ume viii be devoted to the Lee Memorial fund,
for the erection Of Tomb and Monument
over the remains Of General Lee at Washing
ton College Its purchase will; therefore, be
direct contribution in honor Of his memory,
while it will secure the most authentic and
complete Memorial Record of lis illustrious
life aud character.
The volume will be published in elegant
style, and on the most reasonable terms by the
University Publishing Company, No. Bond
Street, New York, who in futherance of this
object, have rendered their services IN the most
liberal manner
All business communications, applications
for agencies, etc, should be addressed to the
Publishers.
The publishes call for agents among old
Confederate soldiers, teachers ladies', &C., to
whom very liberal compensation will be made,
and say that the volume will be sold at a low
price. that it mas have uu4erSil sale.
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county OmcefE

The following IS l.>t oita- County Officers
Whohave qualified and are ia tac performance
of their respective duties
SheaH-G. ". Chase
Deputy Sher.ds-I r. Caap,uc and Geo.
Kdance
Circuit C.erk-Wm s. Chlp'.ae.
Rccor5cr-J3mcs d. TJvman.
TroSecutag Attuuy-G VI. Ee.tzsoovcr.
County As>css0r-Jom b. Erwin.
Jaicl-Bobert Hmian
Alta meeting ot theucor elected Supcrvi-
sors the following appeared with Certificates,
and organized ly the election Of Hczekiah
Frederick. President. aud a. Taynor Clerk
Cbanliac Towuship-Ehul Turner.
Grant Towusap-J H. HaiueS
Aver,. Township. j. Em>burs.
Bolivar Towush'p-IIc1 Hudcuck.
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coo Apple, Pear and Peach

Trees on the place. about 400 Of them planted four
and five years ago and now beginning to bear,i
also, a well-fenced and laid ont Vineyard Of 500
vines of the very best quality, g. l. and years old
and all in full bearing, and very excellent grapes
as the proprietor did not spare pains or money to
have the very best fruit The farm is divided into
Seven Fields, all under good Fencing
TERRS accommodating. Information given
at my Store in Bolivar, Jefferson County, W. Va.
Nov. %, lS70-3m. RUDOLPH RAU.
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ACCIDENT Mr. William Spcrrow, high
" respectable citizen Of Berkeley county, met
with very Serious i6ishap on Tuesday week:
In company with friend Lc was riding in the
direction of Mar,insburg, wIlcu, upon passing
q loaded wagon going in the same direction,
bis horse Ccll throwing him Immediately un-
der one Of the wheels which passed entirely
across his breast before he could be rescued
Hi, injuries are said to be very serious; but it
IS hoped not dangerous.