The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
William Palmer.

William Paimer.
The above named distinguished wagon maker,
has again taken possession of his shops on Column
bus street, and will resume business as hereto.
fore. lie is better prepared to.carry on an extern
sive business in the manufacturing of lumber and
democrat wagons than ever, having fine stock
OF the best wagon mater ials, and force of No. 1
workmen. Sol. Dean, his old painter, again
takes charge of the painting department. He
Will do any work in the wagon and carriage
painting line, including jobs for farmers, on
short notice.
Mr. Palmer has had a part of his shop rented
during the past year, and finding himself too
crowded, has teen obliged to re-occupy all his
shop room. Mr.. Palmer is the Oldest and mos.
experienced wagon maker in this city, and built
the hrst wagon ever put up in La Sale county,
and has been at work over A.jrty-tAree years at
his present manuiactory His acquaintance in
this region ia almost univer sal with the farming
community, and his wagons are we'll known
everywhere. The Palmer wagons have ALWAYS
been celebrated fer strength and durability. be-
sides combining all the other good qualities in q
wagon or buggy. He Invite. his old friends and
the public generally to call and see him before
buying elsewhere.
lot OF nice democrat wagons now being
finished and ready to be sold.
To BE CoNTGSUED.-Notwithst the rev.
olution in Paris aud the ku.klux bill, regardless
OF political questions and the gloomy state of the
weather, business still goes on at Reddick i Gil.
lens popular store and trade will continue and
be continued much after the old fashion That
superb lot Of new goods is being rapidly disposed
OF, yet the assortment remains complete and per.
fect and though wagon loads are taken svsv
every day, there seems to be no perceptibls dim.
mutton Of the stock.
those who have been waiting fer the new
goods will find abundance to select from, and
the opportunities TO make = satisfactory selec.
tion as good ever
The stock OF shawls, silks and fine dress goods
is perfectly elegant, and the prices very low.
Remember, also, that Hugh is at home, and
ever ready and happy TO receive his friends and
customers, and to show the new goods
GOLD JEwELKY.-A new jewelry store has
been opensd at No. 1lj Main St., near the south
east corner of Court House Square, for the sale
OF the celebrated Milton Jewelry, which is the
most perfect imitation of pure gold ever invent
ed. This lewelry is not palmed off as being
pure gold sold at great sacrifice, but it is sold
at It's true value. 1t is beautiful in finish. and
for all practical uses as jewelry it is ae good a.
gold, while being far cheaper. You can buy
anything and everything, from q plain finger
ring to an elaborate breast pin or fancy ear
rings for 81. They also have Alaska diamonds
and gold watches.
We advise our readers 10 call and examine
this jewelry, for it is well worth looking at.
The WEATHER,-While this may be glorious
weather for young ducks, it is "blue" for folks.
Every one is disgusted, and 'the blues" rage
fearfully everywhere, but at Burke l. Hsensn's,
where they are as lively and cheerful as crlckets
This is because their fine stock of goods con-
stantly attracts a crowd of customers, and they
are kept busy from early in the morning till late
at night selling goods. Though they daily sci
wagon loads, they keep receiving and opening
more goods every day, and thereby their assort-
ment is not permitted to run down.
When you want anything that we'll regula-
ted dry goods and grocery house should keep, 60
to Burke d Hseuan's, where you will be sure to
find what you want and at low prices, too.
TMLoRINd.-Wm. Trabing, the we'll known
tailor on La Sale street, is the best pants maker
in the city. He is tip-top cutter, and has also
a competent assistant and good workmen He
makes fashionable clothing to order in tie Vest
manner, and never fails to please every one of
his customers. He has good stock of clothes !
to select suit from, aud always keeps a large |
assortment of goods of every sort in his line |
Try him, and if he doesn't give you a good fit !
we will eat it.
We opened full line of ladies and childleI's |
summer suits in linen and pique, ladies under.
wear, boys and girls linen suits, &c. Yesterday,
and we guarantee them to bs we'll made, perfect |
goods, and very cheap. We are selling ready.
made linen suit, all trimmed, es cheap as YOU |
can buy the material. Please call, and We will |
take pleasure in showing you the goods.
SCOTT HoUTz & Ce.
Look out for Jacob Moneys Great Circus
next week. He has four eminent performers !
a Yankee snob, Il "broth Of boy" from ireland,
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