The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-01

been taken in for Q long time. Careful inquir.
les Of the grain buyers show that from $4,000 to
10000 bushels were housed on that day, it being
computed that from $50 to 500 loads arrived,
averaging 40 bushels each. The prices ranged
from Al to ~ cents per bushel.
Mrs. Morris has in stock, and is constantly
receiving, ladies' and misses hats Of all kinds,
from the humble straw to the most expensive
Leghorn. which she offers at such low rates that
their sale is rapid beyond precedent, Mrs. Nor.
ris has also in store large supply of human
and artificial hair, fer which she would bespeak
attention.
Gents fine under garments for summer wear,
also silk Berlin gloves, kid gloves of all color,
and the unrivalled Royal Eagle shirt and Dolly
Warden vest, at the White Corner
NJ. sTIEFEL & Co.
The patterns for the June styles have been
received by Miss Greer, over Phelps & Nal
lory's. As these modes are unusually fine, the
attention of the ladies is especially invited 10
them, and Miss Greer is prepared to make up
materials after these models with promptness
and neatness.
Views of the Ottawa Dams Fox aad Illinois
river dams, We mean at Bowman's gallery.
Persons desiroas of obtaining copies OF the
State Fair premium list, can procure them on ap-
rlication at Bowm man's photograph gallery.
Griffith, Main street, has constantly on hand
the most select stock of ladies' and misses
gaiter., shoes, &c. They are from the first ant
most fashionable manufactures in the country
including Burt's and other popular makes. Spe
cial attention given to the fitting of exception
ally shaped feet, for which fit will be gua-an
teed.
Just the thing for summer wear, those fine
calf sewed Prince Albert's and P. A. Cong. il,
gents wear, made by Parsons.
CHILD BRO. & PHIPps.
Frequently whom out to tea, you will hear
Mrs. A., how is it you always manage to have
such nice bread1" 20, it is no trial at all to
make good bread, if you would always use
Woods -four
A thoroughbred short-horned Durham bull. |
year old. of good pedigree, for sale by H. Jack.
son, Farm Ridge.
If you would have nice, white bread, use none
bat Todd & Sons celebrated Minnesota spring
wheat -four, for sale at Riale Bros and ]. B.
Hamalle's.
L Phillips 4 Co. are still receiving large sup.
plies of wellseasoned lumber of all grades at their
lumber yard. near Cushman's foundry, which
they offer at figures that cannot be beaten for
lowness.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-A special meeting
of the Directors will be held at our hall, on
Saturday evening, June 1st.
10. HARRIS, Secy.
For parlor suits, from the most superb to the
humblest, go to Russell & Sons, La Sale St.
Fine Panama and Leghorn hats. cheap. at the
White Corner. NJ. STIEFEL Il Co.
No. 1 japan Tea, at 81 PEI h.. at Black 4
Fredman,s.
Bowman will not bc uudersold on albums or
picture frames.
For extra choice butter, either in jars or by
the TO-, so to the cheap cash store, 1913 Nam st.
A full line of cloths and cassimeres All
goods bought at J. Christman's 36 Madison ST.,
cut free Of charge.
Go and see the new crockery and glassware
just received vt G. L. Tbompson's, La Sale st.
Best Y. II. Tea-''bourht in bond"-at Ria'e
Bros. S1.25 per 10.
BosroN Boor AND SHOE SroRE.-Men's 's
Buckl" and Lace shoes. all styles in kip, includ.
ing the new style Union Buckle.
Ii you want your wife TO look happy, buy
Woods -four.
j. Christman has just received full line OF
children's. boys and youths clothing, at 80
Madison St.
No. brown sugar, 10 lbs. for 81, at Black 4
Fredman's.
All kinds Of refriSerstors, leo chests aud ice
cream freeEsrs n F. u. Sweetsers. Fl.