The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18

home somewhat vigorously the evening previous,
after which she fed heartily of corn and was
turned out to grass for IN hour or so Early
next day che was found to be in great pain, and
shortly died, notwithstanding prompt measures
were adopted for her relief. A post mortens ex.
animation proved that the stomach of the animal
was from some cause or other, completely de.
cayed, and the food lately eaten Was scattered
through the abdominal cavity.
Mrs. Morris has just received direct from New
York large and varied consignment Of ladies
and misses hats, which are declared by all who
have seen them to be the finest and most Techer-
| che ever brought to this city. They are now on
view, and will be offered at lower prices than
ever presented in Ottawa. Inspection Of the
stock is cordially invited.
HONE WoRK-We are pleased to observe
that home work can be done as we'll as foreign,
e., We can get gas lamps made here as well
and cheaply as though we send thousand miles
| away. Mr.. Stormont is making q dozen new
gas lamps for the city, and for aught We could
discover, TO foundry in the country could do
them better. Mr.. Stormont is good Judge Of
all that belongs to the foundry and machine
business, and our faith in him is unlimited.
| STovEs.-Jacob Ulrich, the hardware dealer
on Madison street, has fine assortment Of cook.
ing stoves OF every variety, and of all prices
from the lowest up. He has the celebrated
Pittsburs stove, tho Improved Triumph" and
the castings TO fit it. He also has everything in
| the hardware and timers line, and asks his
| friends to cali and Judge for themselves.
This warm weather reminds us We should
have something cool and light for the feet, and
J. Megaffin's is the place to find them in all the
late and desirable styles. Call and see.
The largest and cheapest assortment of fishing
tackle in the city at H. walthers.
Strawberries by the dish, quart of crate at H.
Walther'.
White Msrseilles and Sstteen Vests for parties,
also Alpaca coats of all styles aad colors at N.
Stiefel's, at the White Corner.
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manner, employ Corner & Clark.
Goods of most superior quality, and at prices
to suit the times, can be found at A. Alsohulers,
southwest corner of the square.
Corner s. Clark, the popular painters, are
ready to hang paper in the most artistic and
satisfactory manner.
sc. Barnett has for sale most superior white
Manhattan shirts.
Phillips Bros, Main street, sell ton pounds Of
excellent light brown sugar for ono dollar.
Buckle plow shoes, our own make, at Child
Bro & Phipps'.
Todd Il Sons Minnesota Spring Wheat Flour
makes splendid bread. For sale only by Riale
Bros and Hamalle.
FREscO PAPER AND DECORATIoNs-Osman
q Hapeman have just received large variety
Of fresco paper and decorations, for churches,
public buildings and private dwellings. Call
and see them.
lfyou would have nice, white bread, use none
but Todd & Sons celebrated Minnesota spring
wheat flour, for sale vt Risle Bros. and J. B.
Hsmalle's.
The Clothing Bazaar is the best place in the
city To yet stylish bets and caps, collars or neck
ties, and Al! kinds of furnishing goods.
STILL THEY CoME-Those elegant straw
goods. at Prescotts, and they will be daily add.
ed to BY new arrivals. For hats and Gaps, suit.
able for summer wear, Prescott il unrivalled.
The merchant tailoring department at A.
Alschalers. southwest corner of Main and La
Sale streets, is in full blast.
Buy the latest style Of N. Y boots, made BY
L. G. Burt, Of Child Bro. j. Phipps. NA
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