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NILLbJ1RO' HOUSE
CRYSTAL cHALYBEATE SpE.

CRYSTAL cHAL1HEArE srH'<o
WILL BE OPEN TO N!slroEo USE l. i='-.
"
This desirable SUMMER RftsnRr IS situate
Bath county. Va, Immediately o1s>> lhe line oi !
Gh"sancake and Ohio railroad, and = therefore
ccssibie from all points. Passengers rrooh 5 :.
90 10 Bath Alum, Warm. Hot aud Healing spftas
,ynst and In Rockbrilye Alum. Ieximg ton. .Iirlir
Alum and Natural Bridge east; hnc stage IIsa'ip
for these places daily. ,,,
here a large and WELL-ARRA AGtD lioItL
lust being completed aud neatly iurIllshel, WIN.
will give ample room for the entertainment - u
travelling public, and limited n"iAO'r
boardcrS. s ..
the air pure, nyiror,tng. and ciis',r
the situation being nearly The highest Oh the The
peakc and Ohio railroad
: Tue MINERAL WATERS here arr uns"tpis,,.
rs a tonic Postal and clegraphic laclh'" AIN
place. .,,-
f0' '"' '''o' ' P.L. YARBRoUGH.
g.. I'rrrriIlpp
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5 II \ + L ! I q ,

Ball-and-Sockct adjustable Hangers Pullcys of
uniform weight e Impressed Couplings, and Gca1
ing Of any face, ,Iit meter or pitch. Sent for Catl
loguc. LhhE boDLE''
co, der John and Water streets,
m, al. NW.FNw3u Cincinnati, Ohio.
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cEA-srDE EEsORT.SeOBB'S HOTEL
y CORPS ISLAND. VIRGISI8as Now ops /,
the recsr,tion or visitors. IL Is well Know az
excellent and safe surf-bathing good fishing, &el
TERMS: 50 per day, sB per week. seo Ier mn
OF four weeks "
n. p. Banks, Mondays. Wednesdays: aud FridlI
NJ. - COBB BROTHERS d CO. |
ie o7-1m Cherrystone, Firginh
Enquirer copy two weeks daily.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
- OPEN JUNE 18TH,
TEN MILES FROM MILLBoRo' DEPOT, CHk.4
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This Mace Is noted for Its alum and tonic cha
ipstr waters pure and dry atmosphere. iDcl'irt
and excellent buildings. aud IL In every way s,sr
to the comfort of families. BOard, 80 per moa'
of;isr~ srcHs. f,r e,sr.iculars send for circRil'
Pr ~" n,,,ce nj the springs
I 81 GToKGE ". CAREIsSIp.. Resident Ph;,
clan. q CA r. - FL,
uTARM SPRINGS, BATH 5l93CNFl
w Va. hs-e been further tmprct"' and VI
onen ON the iST 6y'JUSE. Pamphic,s. 10 '-.'rti
prnrrelI Ladd II Co., Etabmond, or %, IN" rroW0
tors Terms, 10 per day: So. per week 80 p
month of twenty-ci1ht days. 81. ~
A-'''''" EUBANk, REYNOLk, - %
%. A. LASGHoESE, VI. D., Of L?nchbur2. p
dent Physician. my !i-"'
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. July l.-Virginia consois' eA-cou'
mons s2, West yirgiuia's, 10. Bid to-day
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VIE DE L'EAU HOTEL,l
u. I,.nn ~ 1SI2

NUE DE l. EAU HUIEL'|
SEwELL'S POINT, VA, June 2S 1875
DICHNOND DISPATCH: l learn that IL
l. is rt1nored In Richmond that we nave at our
,.tIn naithor SOFT CRABS nor FISH.
I wish to inform the public that we have been
without them but three days. and then only because
ei,u M'''''~. j. Fl. FREEMAN,
~ nat Superintendent
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ID ANSeN'S HOTEL.-ThiS comfortable
III house. located ut Central depot. Atlantic, Mis-
sisspp aud Ohio railroad. Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new Furniture. Is now
open for rhc accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. Special attention to visitors to Sew River
White sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
To passengers. ,-..,.. >, ,
H. Il W. II. RANSDN. PROPRIETOR.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

These SPRINGS, situate on the thcsAp"akr III
Ohio railroad Gears stopping at thc door. hii't
ton of visitors OH the 18th OF June. Person, IL
ing in the cities having their families At ih,
SPRINGS can visit them In the evening ana r'gF
next morning. The mineral waters arc superior
consisting OF
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To BE Had In THE

BOARDING To BE HAD IN THE
ID MOUNTAINS.
! wish To get lively" " fifteen persons to BOARD
in nv family during the summer mouths. My resi-
oncc Is nj Franklin Courthouse, In one OF me
most healthy sections Of the state Persons deSlr-
Ing f., come IL the mountains will hc accommodated
on liberal terms hy applying III once. Rcic cnccS
given If desired. Address
Mrs NJ. j. HALE. Rocky Mount.
H. n5-.w Franklin county. Va.
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MACHINERY, &c.
r ANE Il BUDLEi,

r ANE Il BUDLEi,
CuH:;ER JOHN AID WATER STREETS,
ClNClNN Att,
manufacturers of STATIONARY and PuRTA-
BILE STEAM-ENGINES. CIRCULAR SAW
MILLS, with solid iron frames, friction free,
srourlt-iron head-blocks, with automatic dogs.
Our hcad-blocks are perfectly accurate, and will
set by tructi ms of one-sxteenth of an inch Self
Feeling Latl- Machines, Boiling, Edging and Gut
OF Saw.
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nERSONS CAN OBTAIN GOOD CUUN-
TRY BOARD with private family IN Gooch-
land county. fonr miles from Dover Mills aud
TWENTY-FIVE miles from Richmond. House larEn,
airy and comfortable: location pleasant and healthy,
and in a desirable ncighborhood. Packet-boat each
way five times week.
TERMS: I25 per month children and servants,
SIS
For particulars apply to
GEORGE W. MAYO.
y2-3t 80 Seventh street, or 1402 Cary street.
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DERkEFILLE HOTEL,
i RtRkEVILLE. VA.
Having thoroughly repaired and RENTED me above
Hotel take pleasure in announcing 10 me puDllc
thai persons stopping over will find ample accom-
Inor.atious. We will also tIke limited number OF
BUAEDEkS. Price 800 per month children halt
price. 80
Trains from Riclimoud and Petersburg dine daily
At | O'Clock. BURKE BROTHERS,
ic 20-..ws Proprletors.
4 FTON HOUSE. This pleasant summer
IA re- sort, which caunot bc cAcclled by any place
I'm The mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
mountain air and easy access. will be opened June
1t. I erms: Stu per month; children and servants
half r..icc. Address
: Fl. GOODBYE 4 CO., Alton, Va,
my AID. rs Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC. July ?, 1919.
Sun rises ......... 40 Moon Sets...........12oo
Sun sets ........ 7.l6 High tide. 1000
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nUJBi.E ..NTkACT COLOGNE (bot-
- tied c;,ccially ter trayrllIugi SPOShtS,
SPOkGE-Htt;S Small MEDICINE-CHESTS,
BATH TOWELS and GLOVES, for sale by
PUWIATAN L. DUPCY,
jeI3 Apothccary, 4?7 Broad street.
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TRAW WORDS SPRIN G S.-The>e
" SPRINGS, situated eighteen miles vest OF
Starnton and one mile from Pond Gap depot.
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, are now open. Com
Portable rooms, good fare: fine sulphur chalyteate,
and freestone water. Board 50 per day, SO per
week, $50 per month Address the subscriber at
Pond Gap, Augusta county. Virginia.
Nv l-lyts WILLIAM II. WADDELL.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
COOL.

In an article donunciatory Of the Rcpub-
lican party the Tribune says "In corrupt and
treacherous alliance with the great rogues Of
the opposition, they played year In and year
out the see-saw game OF municipal thieves,
aud whichever party was up or whichever
down, plundercd the public with equal i'm
partiality and constancy." When We recol-
loct the villainous alliance that the Tribune
formed last summer with tho great rogues
Of the opposition, merely for the purpose Of
defeating tho regular Republican nomina-
tions and reinstating the Democratic party
under the leadership Of Horace Greeley In
power. this Is IN exceedingly cool and re-
freshing piece Of reading In that paper.
From May until November last year the
Tribune, In its unwise ambition to put Its
late editor In the Executive Mansion, took
every scoundrel groat and small, In the
Democratic party who promised to vote for
the Cincinnati and Baltimore nominee to Its
bosom. The present editor Of the Tribune
was one Of the prominent" men at the Bal
tImore convention, bargaining and bartering
with the Democratic leaders for their sup
port For him to turn round now and
charge the alliance upon the Republicans Is
about the height Of political impudenee.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CToRAgK CAN BIZ oBTAINRD IN THE
- BuildinE southeast corner ~ Ninth and ID
street. ncrthves'. Inquire upon The prs-fises.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

NEw YoRK JUD0E has brought libel
sult against the New York Sun, laying dam
ages at 6l0. 600. II every man who has been
,libelsd by the Sun were to bring suit and
place the damages at one-tenth OF that SUN,
the amount In tho aggregate worh sH'ea'
tho entire national debt,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BoARDING-HoUsR.-oN MARY.
the Blue Ridge mountains, about " miles from
Knoxville stallion. u. and o. H. n, where boardeIs
. Ior further particulars inquire OF 0R0. " KEN.
EEDf. No. iSe street northwest, washington,
ID. u apibeou
DoARDING.-BoARD, WITH or WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality, convenient 70 the
EIeeutiye pepsrtnenta Apply ct sis Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-04-26
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST OR STOLEN A BAY MAnE, SIX
II years old. nftsen hands high; was hired by
OF the 2tth instant and has not been returned The
mare had on new saddle and bride when hired.
Winardsh hotel tar3sl b. oLcOTT Son.
poARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
- DIsIRIuT or CoLUMnh,
MAsHIS9IoSi.ApTi 2, it79
for tho detection and conviction OF any perron or
persons who hAve stolen. or who may hereafter be
found stealing the MAn-hole aud sewer trap Covers
in n ne eitis. y q wAshlnston and Georsetowh
sriS.I - Eb%kRb JOHNSON, Chief cieri.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

E0R SALE CHEAP-TERMs, 500 CASH,
story Brick Houses, si,uatsd on New Hsmpahire
psss sa aai:hsS ftpn' and back yFa HPSis com
spls5x n Y cor. NY. ave. aud FiftSsath Street
I.NoR SALOON LONG TIME, ANRAT, WELL
u bull, three story Brick House, with twost1ry
back building, House fronts southeast; has little
front yard and side entrance: contains nipo rooms
besides bath room and closets: cellar under entire
honse, with hreplaoes, gas and water; can DO con
yerted into basement rooms n desired. D1t 10 by
100 Inquire on the premises, OF the owner OF the
property After 8 2. m; ~ Rhode Island avenue,
EoRsALR-THRBEF FINELY SITUATED AND
Is very attractive LOTS, on D street south, near
First street, Capitol HnL The kAst Park extension
Approaches within seventy nye yards Of this prop
ertyl and tho Ayenue cars will soon go by We offer
at bargain and On easy terms pI,,--.n ,,,o,,
Real RstAte Agents and Brokers, ITO First street
southeasl Apiiu
IroR SALE SIXTY ACRES, ADJOINING
Il The Maryland Agricultural Oollese, eight miles
GSess tEST wtans.0n ssSI and 0nf Rs .pd from
spio-a ~ Eighteenth st.. iiif or il6S p av.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS SCRIP.
We have for sale in slOO certificates the above
Scrip, which Ia receivable at par In payment OF
special tAxeA small Discount allowed 10 pur
chAsers. LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO, Bankefs
National Republican., 1873-04-26

-al2n Near tiity Han
EoR RkNT-THK NATIONAL LAUNDRY.
~ hol IA aide Of Pennsylvania avenue, betWeen
Twelfth Add Thirteenth streets
ap9c.n eOa Fifteenth street, opposite Tfeas1ry
EoR sALR-THREEISToRY BRICK DWELL,
LngS No. ~ Third street between x and Y
sugen northwest; y rooms, bathroom and cellar,
SentrL lochnon; street improvements completed
PI,oei ,;"@ Inquire on the premiSes.
Ar1H ID. A. ROBINSON
National Republican., 1873-04-26

IpoR RENT, NEAR LAFAYETTE SQUARE
door, ep siHteenth street. aT9u'
National Republican., 1873-04-26
WHO Is sMITHs

Yesterday morning We printed the letter
Of Mr.. Corcoran to the editor OF the New
York Tribune, in which he denied the re-
cent alleged interview in that journal In re-
gard TO this District. The editor Of the Tri-
bune, in the note appended to Mr.. Coreoran's
letter, says that the fraud was perpetrated
by a Mr.. Edmund N. Smith, ian oce asional
correspondent" Now, who Is Edmund N.
SMITH We have made dlligent inquiry
among the journalists Of Washington, but
not one OF them ever heard Of him until his
name was printed in the Tribune. 1t
IS not in the Congressional Directory,
that omnium gdtherum Of possible and impos-
sible Journalists who have been In this city
during the last twenty years. The Tribune
owes Il 10 the people and to itself to tell ex-
actly who this man is. II he Is an "oeca-
slonal correspondent" OF the Tribune II must
know something about him. 1t has doubt
less paid him money for valuable services Of
this character before. Let US have his ad-
dress. II has been hlnted that the Tribune
Is not telling the whole truth In this matter,
and Is endoayUring to screen this particular
member Of the Smith family by giving fc-
titlous initials, II indeed 1t Is not slandorlng
that numerous sept by giving to this lying
occasional correspondent" that ancient and
honorable name. How IL it'
National Republican., 1873-04-26
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE,

For sAle. soo acres Of Land, under good eultva-
ton, elegant Mansion. shaded with nne trees;
splendid orchards and ANAL fruits; large harms
and outhousea; ice-house, nlled &c, &c. Will sell
the whole or any part Also, adjoining,
A slfALLFARM,
~ acres, with comfortable cottage, barn and
stable nne spring house, and well lfenced; water In
every neld For further particulAru apply per.
sonAly on the premises, Seventh street road eight
miles from Mashinston city, or by letter 70 W. A.
bATOHhLOR, Wheaton post once, Montgomery
county, Nd apSeu1m
poARD OF PUBLIC WORKS sCRIP-FoR
ID sale, IN el00 Certificates the above scrip Witch
Y receivable at pHr In payment OF special taIes
Liberal discount Allowed to purrhAserl.
4. Mob TIMdNEY, ssi street.
..,s, Real Estats Dr?her.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

~ All communications, vbs,hsr on business or
for publication. should be addressed TO VIZ ,. MuR.
rAoH, Prorrietur NArIorAL REPUBLICAN,, washlng
ten, D. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN with
W an established city nearby trade prcerred) to
sell goods on commission for wholesale millinery goods
house; VIII be taken rs a partner with reasonable
amount, security and reference required Address
for three days. ESTABLISHED TRADE box 15i Herald
office.
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w porter in wholesale dry goods house, and would
make himself generally useful; is long in city;
good recon mendation If required. Address w. b.,
Herald office.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRI
w waite family, by thoroughly competent man.
single objection to the country good city references
Address A. b. rs Greenwich av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

N ENGLISHMAN, AGED Is WISHES EMPLOY
~ ment Of some kind well educ atcd
pher ST. -
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN,
"A single, wants situation as coachman and groom
understands his busncss three years reference from his
last employers country preferred. Address c. box
lI6 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WISHES A sITUA-
"A ton in French American family; best city
crence. Call address d. GAZZANI, 209 Thompson
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS PRIVATE WAITER OR
w valet 10 gentleman understands his duties we'll
country prefcrred excellent recommendations. age, 25
Address T. H. SO Ross ST., Myrtle av, Brooklyn
Il. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

WANTED-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR
w clothing Of the finer grade, must have some ex.
nSrHnce in that trade especially in the larger cities of
the South and Southwest and must come well recon-
mended. Address NJ s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS DRIVER
~ ON grocery or express wagon can write good
hand Is willing and obiging first class reference and
security Address, for two days E. T. s. box 1893 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

A MAN COLORED) WISHES A PERMANENT STU
IA alton as head waiter, to take charge Of first class
restaurant or hoel understands full charge
nish the best Of help; give the best city reference
address or call at W. W. Walls dining saloon 42d st. and
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yNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w speaking German and English, to travel with one
or two gentlemen. first class barber. Address j. c.,
box IFS Herald office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08
II, j. Gillian.

Business at this cnterprising house continues
| to rush onward with undated vigor, and smil,
wrcaths the handsome face Of each of the atfabl,
and gcntlcmanly clerks, because when business
is goos hove can they be otherwise than cheer
flu?
The heaviest demand is now being made or
their line Of wooden goods, such shawls
blankets, nuhias, &c, of which they have n very
full stock. In fact no house in town can com
pete with Glllen's in the lirc of wooden goods
OF all sorts, and of any description
In order 10 accommodate their numerous pat
rons, Mr.. Gilen has marked all those goods very
low, being content to divide profits with his pat
runS.
Great inducements are offered on all winter
goods, rule that this house will adhere to.
Prices on all goods in this house are low and
uniform 50 that poor and rich Will be treated
alike.
Call at once and look throuS the stock and
profit by the inducements and advantages which
arc offered
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ID. Heenau 4 Co,

This popular firm are rushing things ut pres
emit Their stock is full and complete, and tho
people are taking advantage of the low price.
now prevailing at this house Their assortment
Of buchakin goods is very large and complete
and going of like hot cakes.
They have beautiful line Of nubas, scarfs and
hoods as well as an abundance Of fancy shirts OF
the latest patterns. They offer special induce
mcntS in the way OF fur goods. They sell com.
plctc sets rs low as FIVE DOLLARS, and good furs
at that. They have of course better grades cost
ing various prices above s..
They call especial attention to their supply OF
shawls, blankets and all other sorts of wooden
goods, and especially to the extremely reason
able prices which they ash, for these and all othe,
articles in their well-flled store
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\rNN " III Ennrrs lc

o''han " Iiapr man ere supplied vii. . very
heavy assortment of wali paper sud window
-Eahc-, the largest of the many extensive stock :
that they hav" ever opened The variety /, as
great d could De desired, ~ IL embrace, al, the
new and pretty patterns. The ,amc may BE- said
of their supply Of window shades in the way Of
books and stationery, their lines ore fu. and the
goods al tina; could be wished for. All the popu
lar periodicals regularly received and the chi
cago da.'ic, ever, day bycxprc~, Besides these
goods they have good supply Of notion, and
handsomely hou0d and beautifully Illustrated
book. -ui'a'ir for presents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

, INTERESTING DEBATE.-Th" Ottawa Business
Mems Association, it will be seen by the proceed
in@s in another column, have invited a discus.
sion of the question: to take place at the Court
House or the 18th Monday evening of this month
whether the town Of Ottawa ought, as a matter
of justice md good morals, to pay her $4,000
bonds Issued to the Fox River Valley Railroad,
though under no legal obligation to do so,
F. \. Lewis and H. X. Boyle, Esqrs., the lead
ing attorneys pro and con. in the cases in Court
involving the legal questions, are named as the
chief disTutant>. The discussion of the question
hy such disputants, should they accept The inyi-
tation gi;eu them would excite very general in
forest auN draw q fnll house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08
tlristlll,ii's.

JACOB ChrIStman is supplied with very full
assortment OF ready made clothing consisting OF
all the new and desirable STYLES, which lie has
Just received from the east.
Ills merchant tailoring department is filled to
OVERLOOKING with choice fine goods, of the very
latest and most fashionable sorts, such as broad.
cloths, beavers, doeskins and trcos Of French,
Scotch and american manufacture. His stock
OF caps, trunks &c is very large and price
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08
lw,2w. l Nj. p NJ. ,sM. sM.IlY.
eive lines OF Agate make one squal c .

tEeiEe lines OF Agate make one square.
advertisements not under contract must b plainly
marx ed the length of time desired they will be contn
ucda and charged for until ordered out.
Business and cards mot exceeding Nyelnes
Inserted at f.. dollars per FIVE lines dol.
Hr per line extra.
Transient advertising al be paid strictly in
advance.
tB Yearly advertisers iiScontinung their advertise.
ments before .cexpration of the contract win be charg
ndthe full rates above. Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other notices not with their
regular business.
Local notices fftc. cents per line.
IL in no case will these terms be departed from
IL The date the slip which the Subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds t.,
he date to Thch they have paid notify the
publishers ccany discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

Murrays new book store .,nd news depot. at
Prcscotts old battery, on the corner of Madison
81 and Coourt alley, i, quite elegant, as rcGttcd
ard stocked II is filed with books, stationery,
notions, candies, cigars, &c. Al the leading
daily newspapers and periodicals regularly re
.cciycd by express. His stock Of vail paper i
very large aud Tcll selected. He has circulat-
Ing library OF choice books which is well!palron.
lied Call and sec him and examine the new
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08
Sale OrStoCk, &c.

We invite the attention Of farmers and al
interested III stock to read the handbils Of a
public auction sale at Debolt's spring on Thurs.
day the Goth inst, Thirty live to forty head of
horses, twenty-five head of cattle and five buffalo
calves, will be sold among other things.
wThc terms are exceedingly fair for those who
have not plenty of ready money, as ten months
time will be given on notes with sceurity with.
out interest if paid when due, otherwise 10 per
cent from date.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

THOSE BEhUTIFUE HOLIDAY GOODS. Don't
fail to see them. Forbes & Gehring have Just
received the largest stock and greatest vario
ty ever opened in Ottawa, comprising Parian
Sta!uary, lava busts, alabdSer glass vases, tot
let sets card receivers, chardcnars, toilet bot.
ties, periumcry cases, jewel cases, watch
stands wooden, lava and Parian smoking sets
and tobacco boxes, writing desks work boxes,
glove and handkerchief boxes, shells and shell
boxes-a great variety Remember the place
-Dimmick's old stand.