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THE REVOLUTION IN CENTRAL AMERICA
From Omoa, Honduras, by way of Havana,
we are informed of the sudden occurrence OF
q revolution in the Central American Re.
public. The movement was attended by the
capture, Imprisonment, and ransom with
foreign gold of political enemies of leading
men in public life. General Chamoro was
executed, and General Medina carried off a
prisoner from the protection of the English.
The foreign residents-American, English,
and Spanish--in the towns suffered heavy
losses, and general alarm prevailed under
this fearful exercise Of democracy, democrat
lied by ignorance and passion.
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4N MENORIAM.

The grave has just closed over the mortal rcm,in
of one OF tile most vIrtuOus and honest men tnat
Richmond can be proud Of. EDMOND WiSsIto.N
TOMPKINS was the eldest son OF MI: Henry ia Ia
miliarly called by his friends Harry Iompkins: M
lss7 The cardinal virtues or the father descendea
In an eminent degree upon the son. f4r III tnS
broaGcst sense OF the term. EDMOND WITsIoN
TOMrKfss lived and died an honest man, tne 20
bcst work OF God" But this was not his ONLY e vii
tuee was gentleman in all his actions ne r,,r
inrs nnable and affectioiac In his family rs erci
hnslind father. or friend was: and above al ioi
some wears past protesting Christian. and 'iie'i
resting bis lore of Heaven upon li'e hieii'o 'n'
This humble tribute is written for the benefit Of
the living rs well rs slight testimony OF inc VT
tmea If i;ir departeh one, for his exemplary life
shouId he an encouragement TO all who survive him
to initiate. .,,,,,,uo,, %
He has left dependent widow and children 10
>rr for his departure. but not without hope that
gracious Providence Will sustain them. III r.
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Rain---Cabinct Mcetfns---General
Simmer,


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
WAsHlSGfoN, August 10, 1872.
All day long the welcome rain has been
pouring, much of the time in torrents, and
this had the effect, notwithstanding the
presence of the Executive, OF intensitying
the prevailing dizziness, and probably the
dullcst place in the city was the White House.
The Cabinet meeting was, although OF
some two hours length, the tf1est meeting
that has been held since this Administration
came into Office. The President; who is in
the habit each day after otilce.hours OF taking
an airing on the north portico Of the EXecll-
tive Mansion, looked more dismal and taci.
turn than ever. He looked Us II lie felt
"bluc." and the cause Of such an unhappy
aspect NAV he laid between the deserted,
damp air about the White House and the
New England ovations to Greeley. How
ever. be made quick haste to leave, and when
he will be heard from again or where he VIII
next he reported is matter OF opinion. Ills
comings and goings no longer excite COM
ment here, and it is Il fact that he had been
in the city nearly all day yesterday before
one-tenth Of the inhabitants, officials as well
as others, knew anything about it.
There is now very general absence OF
all officials. In the Treasury Department
nearly all the chiefs of bureaus. at least half
the chiefs of divisions, and d great many OF
the subordnates ere baking their summer va
cations
General Spinner, who went away for the
benefit of his health, is recovering. Hewlli
no doubt he one Of the first to return and
resume official functions.
There is nothing new of n political CHAR
actcr. Every one seems to accept this month
as the ull period TO p!Gcede the storm. Con-
siderable comment is still INDUCED about
the North Carolina election, and many who
believe Merrimon to have been defraudcd of
his election expect that the Legislature will
give him the gubernatorial seat.
A letter received here to-day from Califor-
mia says the Conservative cause is on the
high road to success in that State. .Thn
news received almost every day From Rev
Hampshire is constantly ASSURING all parties
Interested thst The Granite State will go for
Grerley. TlMON.
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A PLEASING ACT-The visit of the yener-
lble Thurlow Weed to his old friend, Mr..
seward. our distinguished ex-Secrctary of
state and Oriental traveller. at his home at
Auburn. We can imagine the happy time
which these two old gentlemen, retired from
ne political world, have had together in
lighting their battles over again and in dis
'ussing the presidential prospects of one OF
he original members OF the firm of g Sew
rd, Weed & Greeley
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never been fred &c nor had amy difficulty s0
any political meeting. Will the A'ac1'seo'a ao
that community the justice to say IS SIN nuch g

MospY as i PaorHEr. Colonel MosbS y
Is telegraphed from Washington, is there,
and assures people that viii listen to MN
that Virginia will go for Grant and wilson
That is really about as much as Mosby
knows about politics.
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Nor IRUE.1T The Baltimore AMERICAN
few days since published report that
=. Vessels, colored school teacher,
was shot dead ID Essex county, Va,
while addressing Grant meeting on
the 2200ttth ultiuo. The statement was,
sc 'sesinle, 4 sell Oh that paper, 81 Vessels
svas and Ia health august is, and has
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IRsL According TO a recent official
proclamation, the number Of policemen in
ireland amounts TO i, Cos OF these TO are
ssationed IN the South Riding Of Tipparary,
and 745 in the West Riding of Cork.
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MI EXTRAORDINARY INDUC E
MENTS.-In order to close out the balance of our
SUMMER STOCK. we offer same at such low prices
that purchasers cannot fail to bc pleased
Best CALlCOES ut lie. per yard;
Best LAWNS ut lEc. per yard;
CoLoRED and BLACK GRENADINES at ie3, 20,
and CSC. per yard;
WHITE PlQUES at 20, IS, and sec. per yard;
WHITE CAMBRtCS and CHECK MUSLlNS mt
20 and sc. per yard:
Yard-wide BROWN and BLEACHED CoTToNs
pARksoLs, LACE COVERS, and LACE
SHAWLs, ut cost;
eoLoRED and BLACK GRENAniNE sHAyKLs
Mt cost; sss.
STRIPED SWISS aud NAINsooK MtisI.INs at
JAPANESE am, PALAI-LEAF FANS Mt cost
SUMMER KID GLOVES aud aAUzE SHIFTS ut
number Of other articles at and below cost Can
at once &c S. -. ss
WILLIAM TaALHIAsER a so
1913 Main street. opposite the poss-pt ess, ana
auls COZ Broad street, corner ssas
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Professor C.. L. Minor, who has been
elected President of the Virginia State Agri-
cultural College. is now at suawanee Unirer-
sity, Tennessee.
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) ], s.,.rssrA4 sxsyrarEA.

n. ATTENTIoN is INVITED 70 the The
~, ~ T,,Is aFrERsoo as d oseiock Of tso5
na,.v desirable FRAMED pWELLINGs on NINTH
s..ee, French Garden Iliil, for r Evans com
missioner for The Cilcs estate. See particulars
under auction head. ,xe
Auctioneers.
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ma.lRsRls'F.I,D.

In this city, August It'll, by Father i ~ a.
PasrIck,s church, Afr. EDWARD u: LILA iap -
and Miss MARY y. GAVIN.
On Thursday evening, August II. is5s. ny kev, Is;
n. Mullen, Mr. JAMES G. NORRIS TO Miss MAR1
II UtRnk N all of this city, go sfsl 49,
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nIEna

In Hanover county. on the 10th of August, at .e
residence OF Mrs. Lucy T. Montgomery, after a I'M
gering Illness, Miss JANE NJ. IERRELL' III ti'e
slxfy-second year of her age.
,,,,. ,atb 1879 at the residence OF her daughter
Mira e. +, Thompson. Staunton. Va; =. ans. SAkaH
E.CARRINGTON, In the seventy. third year OF ner
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MT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
cooDS ORG ANDES, LAWNS. PERCALES;

EJ BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS. ORGANIZES, LAWNS. PERCALES;
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS, NAPKINS.
ALPACAS, &C.. &c.
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO., during the present
month. to relieve the tcdium of dog days. VIII
close out MANY stylGt Of SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost No list Of prices Is given, but each
article will show for Itself.
Also on hand, received recently by steamer and
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS, in American and
English:
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, rs to Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELASES;
LINEN-BOsUM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS;
HOSIERY. every grade!
LINEN ahd LACE C0LIAIiS mid CtFFSi
BLACK and C0L0RED RtBB0SS
BELTS, CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTLE S, new styles;
SHEETINGS, both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN
DRILLINCiS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, YESTIEGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
T. r. PRICE & CO,
aus 11OlNIain street. corner Eleventh.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAITNTON. Va.

The ACADEMIC TERM Of This institution lc-
gins the MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER aud closes Tue
corresponding fine the inliowin. June. -,
ginia. II has corps OF upwards of twenty officers
and teachers: the English course more extensive
and thorough than elsewhere found III FEMALE
scE6)s.
Advantages for music and languages cannot w.
surpassed SefGn ri.,, II t21chcra-tor INSTRUMENTAL
and three yuca--arr constantly employed "'"rc
known. ,,,
A resident French govnruess and native fftnch
gentleman teach the pupils tu speak the lanGnaSe ~
well rs read and write il.
The buildings. for comfort. elegance, ana c"h'e-
uicnce, arC>ansItrIntssed Ivy any In the slide
Ml;S bt, }. BALDWIN,,
IL ooo,Inm Principal.
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w ATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BUrErGURT CUUNtY, VIRGINIA.

The pr0prIetors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER. so highly esteemed as remedial AGENT
In order to have It within the reach Of the Eublic
have had II put up In HhLF-GALLON BOTTLES.
I'm cases of one dozen each, and placed 1t OH sale
at accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character of this
WATER aud Its application to diseases. IT.. may
lie had of the agents for the sale of the WATER Ill
Richmond and elsewhere.
We append letter from u. Y. Daniel, Esq, attor-
ney at law. i highly respectable and wcll-knowli
citizen CT Rlch;h6hn :; MI:
J5iH Herbsrt Ctltb5rite Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs COnpdnN: ..:!..... }, :. 30, ,J...
have repeatedly and continuously Used the water
of the Blue Ridge Springs. and with long eXge!
rience of the waters OF nearly all OF the MINERAL
springs of Virginia. and of several OF those of other
States, have never found any superior. nor tak.
at distance from their source. any equal tn those al
the Hue Ridge Springs as Il sure but very gentle
arcricnt. tonic. and regulator of the stomach ana
visccrrt Unlike any other mineral water with which
an acquainted. It's cificacy seems uniInpiired ny
kecping-at least In glassor by exposure TO the air.
have used II with great advantage from deinitohn
filed twelve months before. | have sometimes
thought that perceived. what others IN this city felt
convinced that they perceived. decided and Snlu-
tary effect on tile liver where torpid ostructed.
For home decidedly prefer 1t 10 any other mill
eIsil water.
Very respectfully. your obedlent servant,
Z. Y. DANIEL, Jr.
g Rirhmoad, IN, May It'll. 1872
This water Is for sale ip Richmond, VA. by
PURCELL, /, ADD = Co. Druggists,
1916. corner of Main aid Thirteenth sttcets.
je 12-50t
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD. COKE, COAL.-1 would respect
w niliy inform my friends AMI the public gene
rally that. having purchased d large supply, Of
furnish Them their wiutcrs supply lin as ga3di moi
IcU tariffs qn Enn by hal eseN here ~ The city.
all also PREPARED tn furnish SOFT cox +. cLO-
YER HILL. WlNTERrOCk. and ANTHRACITE
GOALS. ut the very lowest market rates. Coal sold
Inv weight W. j. MCDOWELL.
All rs M&Wow First and Broad streets.
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DiEtMSNT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CUARitritES VILE, VA.

IA u
Mrs. r. X. MEADE, PhtSr:raL.
TIVE MITE II L y u 70 rlo"'
The exercises III this school Will he resumed on
MONDAY the 18th Of September 1872. It's inStrlir-
tIcu covers the entire course Of study pursntdht'e
hest tirst-tass schools. III. Principal will lr Is
sisted us heretofore 10y full corps ~ accomplished.
experienced. and faithful teachers. IL Necessary
many Of the very best references can DC gwen tiNh
from among the past and present patrons OF tue
SCHOOL For special rrasons II Is important t,at al-
pIicatioia be made at rs carly day ~ possible fW
terms. etc. address the Rev. X. Is. MEADE thar-
f.t.sratIt, ~, 2n-taN.m
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THE BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUST0N, Va.

filr next session of this school begins eep'efnV
18th and eiids June 20. A very complete eourst "a
literary aud scientific study, Thoroughly oIgahnn
school OF music, and ilberally manlg'Hi Gsra.E;
department. make tilca good school Tor s'fi 'i''
desire 4 thorough education. Al.
The cllatges are rs tow rs they c1i W. lhiw az
dress JOHN DAhl. ~ a.
an It-Ilpcd.t Swif iFhtHAh.-
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NCtuEMT FORMERLY Alex

iIOTOfEAG. ACADEMY Gornerlf Alex
I airtlH EcariiiuE school, established ly Gena-
min nalloweii IL t5.i; \ complete Eugl 81 Mtihr-
NAUTICAL and Classical co,itst taught hlsg trfnrn'
quest Next session VIII commence Scptcmbct l,ll.
TERMS Fer board. tuition. washing, Ind llShts'
ljo per half-session. in ADVANCE No extra rhafge'
EXCEPT for Modern Languages Address
CHARLES ). TAYLOR Associate
JOHN s. BLACKBURS.( Principals.
,r ,s-ood,m Alexandria. Va.
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nRUGs. mEDICINEs. DE.
SOMETHING NEW
AMI WORTHY OF notice IN OUR CITY.

DR. b. BATES Of Baltimore intends md, sstab,ish
Ing mandatory Of his anu oast ~ mr.
ct'seuS e has now eight manufactures In the
Ssy where
ms hiso e through strict medical examination pc
fore allowed to be used by the convaieeceat the
Doctor having shown certificates 70 TIM. of
Tonic BEER In tho United States, DR.. BATES ne
Ing the inventor and having patent on tie ,s
rod rpps round the bottle. which is his trade marx
Try it, ladies and gentlemen: you Will hnd u tllg
most pleasant and healthy beverage. .Fohnd III an
confactIonprirs and restaurants. au l'-St"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-31

Mr.. Houtz writes from New York that he has
made large purchases, he found goods very
cheap and, buying for botn "hsuses" in large
quantities. by the case and package. I: will en-.
able US to offer very low prices on everything.
We expect TO open our first invoice Of fall
goods to.dsy. We have received between three
and four thousand yards of wool fannels, which
we offer at very low figures.
Also several bales Of sheetings at much less
tLan regular prices.
y large lot of white quilts, eeyy cheap
Very low prices on blankets.
Large stock of No. geese feathers.
Received, yesterday, our first invoice of " car
pe,incs,' direct from the manufacturers, which
will be here in q few days. We will sell large
line of carpe.iugs this fall. Respectfully,
SCOTT, HoUTZ & Co.
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Crockery for the State Fair az
Thompson's.

Attention is invited 70 the advertisement in
alothe. column Of the Fox River Wiley Gazet-
tee-, to be shortly issned by Richard Edwards,
the wel.known publisher OF the Chicago Direc.
tory, and other kindred works of value. The
name of the publisher is, OF itself, ample
guarantee of the reliability OF the work, apart
from which is The fact that the section of the
country to be embraced in the intended Gazetteer
is one Of the most beautiful, fertile and impor.
tant in the west, which only needs the develop.
ment of its water power and other natural re.
sources to render the Fox River Valley to Hi.
nos what the Merrimac Valley is to Massachu.
setts. To this lsudable end the publication of
Mr. Edwards will greatly conduce by giving due
publicity to the natural advantages of the Val.
ley. In a few days the canvassers for the work
will visit Ottawa TO solio. patronage and gain
information, 10. whom We would bespeak cor.
dial reception from our citizens.
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a SUGGESTION FROM THE HEALTH OFFIcRE.
"A good deal of sickness is prevalent in our
city. and it is an old adage that ian ounce OF
preventative is worth pound Of cure" 1t has
been suggested, therefore, that the citizens
should unite with the city officials in trying to
put stop to the cause of this sickness. Let
every householder in this city place little un.
Stacked lime in bis privy vaults and other places
around his premises where there is stagnsnt and
offensive matter. The mayor has alresdy ordered
the stree. supervisor to sprinkle lime in our
steeet cutters and other staGnant pools. By a
united and speedy effort We may put stop to
the cause of disease and death in our midst.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1872.

Mr. J. L. Gibson, of the ellison House, Meudo-
to, thoroughly appreciating the demands the ex
hibitions create for hotel aocomnodations, i,
erecting, opposite the gates OF the groanl-, a
building which will be 125 #. by u Il. and two
stories high, 10 be utilized as a temporary hotel
during the fair. In addition will be built the
various ou.houses, consisting Of ice house, butch
er shop, &C., making the whole establishment
complete within itself. 1t is contemplated that
three hundred guests can thos be provided with
lodgings and /: is the intention 70 Keep the table
amply enough supplied for as many hundreds
more as choose to patronize the establishment
Mr.. ellison, with that prescience Ottained only
from experience, has already contracted for tons
of eatables of various kinds, SO that he will be
abundantly enabled to meet the eSigencies OF
the case The enterprise OF MIR. ellison will
doubtless receive the patronag, its merits
demand.
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FIsKE Il BEEN are just receiving their fall
and winter stock Of piece goods, clothing aud
gents furnishing goods. When their entire
stock, now purchased, all arrives they will have
the finest and most complete stock in their line
west Of Chicago. Mr.. Fiske has been east several
weeks picking up all the novelties in the way Of
stylish piece and furnishing goods. Their facil.
tiles for getting mp the best aud Eost stylish
work is not surpassed BY any. Give them call
and they will give you "FITs," not " ague fts,' y
but the most stylish fitting garments in the
cOuutry
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All kinds Of Crockery, &c., at
Thompson's.

A thunder storm, with heavy rains, ragged in
this vicinity on Wednesday morning, commen.
cling about midnight and lasting till some time
after daylight. The rainfall must have extend.
ed far along tn. Fox river valley. n. that stream
rose three inche. during the prev 'lencc Of the
rain, which IL considered 20 be the he ,viest that
has fallen In three years. The Illinois w~s not
perceptibly affected, which il somewhat to be
hmented. ~ the continued and unprecedented
mi'sma which is an seriously affecting the public
health,
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LECTURE.-D-. c. A. Miner, of Chicago, the
popular lecturer upon Physiology, Hygiene, So.
cial Life, &c, will commence series of lectures
in Turner Hall on Monday evening next, Sept.
ID. The Doctor is free and easy speaker, and
he takes off the follies OF the day in most in.
teresting manner. We may expect something
new and interesting.
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BURGLARY.-At different times during the
summer, most Of the villages and cities OF the
county have been visited by burglars, but for
some reason or other Ottawa has enjoyed won
derful immunity from their depredations. On
Wednesday night last, however, the spell was
broken, the houses of DR.. Hobert and S. II.
Hunsberger being then entered. Admission TO
both houses was gained in the same manner, by
removing a mosquito bar. In each cases, too
the bar was carefully taken out and laid aside
with psinstaking precision. The only curious
phase of the whole affair is the ridiculously
small amount of plunder secured by the free.
hooters. At Mr.. Hunsberger's the thief or
thieves entered the dining room, where revoi'
yer was lying upon the clock shelf, which was
secured, but the pocket book on the other side
| of the time piece was left undisturbed, as we'll
as other articles Of value. At DR.. Hobert's the
| depredators were more ludicrously unsuccessful,
and needless of sundry vslusbles lying within
their easy reach. On the night in question the
Doctor, contrary to his usual habit, hung his
pants over the back of Q chair in the parlor, off
| which is his bed room. This garment and his
coat were "gone through which resulted in
the plundering of a pocket handkerchief, two
cigars and pocket rule, and the robbers de-
parted, unlike Oliver Twist, not asking for more.
Whether the burglars were interrupted, or
whether they were only mere tyros in their
"professlon" remains a mystery, as also does any
clue to their identity. The only trace as yet
developed regarding them is the fact that Mrs.
Col. Moore, who sitting up about 2 A. NJ, in
consequence of family sickness, heard hurried
footsteps on the street, and peeping through the
window saw two men rusning rapidly, but was
unable to perceive who they were.
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The seats in the dress and family circles of the
Opera House are erected, and the frescoing is be.
ing executed. The walls OF the western portion
are at their full height and the massive appear
ing'cornice is in place The bricklayers are put.
ting the finishing touches to tho front pediment,
In which 10 Nh arch with marble keystone on
which in relief are the square aud compssses,
and the rafters stretch from wall to wall.
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Personals.

WIn. y. Drew, of the late business college in
this city, has been on a visit this week with his
wife 70 friends in Ottawa. We understand it is
Mr.. Drew's Intention 20 open business semina-
~ in Chicago, for which he has h,ttering
prospects.
Charles Blanchard, Esq, has returned.
The ST. Paul pilgrims arrived home in safety
and excellent spirits on Friday evening of last
week, and are in ecs.acies over their tour.
Mr. o. W. Huff. after tedious and painful
sickness, is again able to appear upon the streets.
We regret to record that Dr. Paul continues
ia 4 v ry precarious condition.
Gen. e. c. Smith, Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge I. o. o. T. Of Illinois. was in town on
Thursday.
Rev J. L. Steele, Rector OF Christ Church, re.
turned on Thursday from much enjoyed trip
upon the Upper Mississippi to st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Ed Eastcn returned from Eawlins, Wyoming
Territory, this week He thinks "there is NJ
place like home"
Miss Julia Dow, OF Chicago, is on visit tG
her numerous friends in this city
A. Franks, head of the big clothing firm of NJ
Stiefel & co., with houses IN Baltimore, Chicago
Ottawa, &C., is in the city looking after the in
terests of the firm in this locality. He is cor
daily greeted by host of warm personal friends
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Stefel & Co. have been receiving new goods
for the last two weeks. Everybody knows they
mean business aud the advantages this firm has
in manufacturing their own goods east. Buyers
can save 20 per cent by purchasing their fall
and winter clothing, for both men and boys, at
the Clothing Bazaar, on the east corner Of Main
aud La Sale streets.