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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

DRowNED-Freddie Bartci,, a bright, interest
ing little boy about II years of age, nephew OF
Mrs. Sehilng and living with her opposite
Woods mill, was accidentally drowned at the
mouth of Fox river last Saturday. IN company
with another boy Freddie had gone in bathing
The place is dangerous and treachcrous one.
The Fox current and tail races from the mills
have made large sandbar, upon which the water
is shallow until il meets the current of the ILL
nos, when there il an abrupt descent of six or
eight feet. Freddie had gone over this descent
and his companion, seeing his danger, caught
him by the hair, but was unable to hold him. and
letting him 90, ran towards town giving the
alarm. Henry Rigdon was the first TO reach the
spot, and plunging in, soon brought the boy
ashore, but he had then been under water SO long
as to be beyond resuscitation Freddie is said
to have been an estimable boy, living with his
aunt, Mrs. Schilling his mother being dead, and
his father in the asylum at Jacksonville.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

RUSAWAYs.-The "Oid Harry" seems to have
got into the horses. There is scarcely day but
we have runaway or two. On Sunday, as Mr.
D. j, White was about to start in buggy with his
better half to the Utica picnic, his horse took
fright and ran to Breuuing's corner, where the
horse and buggy became so cntanglcd in trees
and hitching posts As to be stopped. After brief
delay, Mr. ". was enabled to proceed on his way
rejoicing.
On Thursday evening the team of W. j. Neelcy
attached to his buggy, in which besides himself
were Mrs. Medley and son, took fright going up
Columbus street, and near the corner of Colum-
bus and Superior street the occupants were
thrown out and Mrs Medley and the boy severely
but we learn not dangerously injured
Yesterday morning the team of G. Hess took
fright as he was crossing the Fox River railroad
track, and plunging up Main street as they turn
ed into Clinton the wagon parted the horses pro-
cceding with the front wheels. They dashed UP
Madison street to the post Office corner, then
turned southwark, andas they neared the Central
House made straight for the door, in front of
which on the porch sat Mr.. White and three
children. They had barely time to get out OF the
way, the horses dragging with them the chair
upon which Mr.. White had been sitting with the
baby. They ran into the yard and were there
stopped. Mr. Hess and the horses received no
serious injury, but the wagon is wreck
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High school ExaluinatioD.

Inc high School Examination, directed by
The Board of Education to be held at the close Of
the present school term, win take place ,s fl,
lows:
! Monday, June Sd-9AM, Commencing Latin
sP NJ Physiology.
tuesday Ath--9 A. NJ, University Algebra. .
r. NJ, Greek
wednesday, 25th-9A NJ, Commencing Algc.
bra; 2 ?. NJ, Cicero
| Thursday, 38-9A. NJ, Rhetoric. VI
friday, "7-9A. NJ, Natural Philosophy.
The principal is very earnest in his desire that
these examinations shall be attended by the "a.
rents ana Others interested in the success e< our
public schools. There can be very little profit
in such examinations II the pupils and teachers
themselves are the only spectators.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

we announce with regret that the conten,.
plated general celebration of the 4th in Ottawa
has been abandoaed. Enough money had been
subscribed to pay she expenses, but it appears,
at the meeting on Tuesday evening, it was found
Impossible to get sufficient committee of com.
pctent men to take charge of the affair and to do
'he necessary hard work which the task in.
vowed The Office OF such committee is al.
ways laborious one, and for the last two or
three years their only reward was general cuss.
ing.
Inc picnic OF Bach's basd in Hoes Grove, and
the oali at Turner Hall in the evening, are all
that Ottawa now offers for the 4tb.
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SPACE. Nv. aw. i Nam. sM.sM.IlY.
Twelve ines Of Agate make one square.

Twelve Ines Of Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b, plainly
marked the length of time desred, they will be contn.
ued and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hvsnes
Inserted i've dollars per I'VE lines one dol.
Sr per lire extra.
Transfer: advertising in all be paid strictly in
advance.
II Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise.
ments before expiration OF will chsrg
edthe full rates above. Extra charge will made
fer dissolution and other connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, nftetn cents per line.
u In will these terms be departed from
II The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FRRx TRADER should be
careful notice the date on slip corresponds to
the date to which they have paid and notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

FURNITURE.-Mr. s. Zimmerman, on Madison
street, west of La Sale, has been making i'm
mense additions of late to his stock of furniture
and now offers certainly as fine a display as we
ever saw in Ottawa. There are gorgeous paror
and chamber sets, sofas, lounges, chairs, &c, of
all styles and at all prices.
Mr.. Il. is making speciality of wirc.woye mat
resses, the finest thing in that line we ever saw,
and Incompatible in hot weather and especially
in the sick room
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

NEW Ice CREAM SALooN.-Citzens on the
west side DESIRING to enjoy the uxurcs of first.
class ice cseam saloon without the labor of a
long walk, viii find themselves perfectly at home
III the new Ice cream saloon just fitted up by
Capt G. w Fox, on the north side of West Mad.
ison street, nearly opposite The 5th ward school
house. Besides ice cream, cake, lemonade, &c
MIR. Fox VIII also kept an abundant supply of
fruits in their season, nuts candies &c His
rooms are cool, airy, pleasant, and handsomely
furnished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

HrrCHING POsrs-I have now put up in front
OF my StDrc for the accommodation of nv Gus
TONERS, where they can hitch their teams while
IN town Remember, sell dry goods, groce
RES, bootS and shoes as cheap as any house in
Ottawa All kinds Of farmers produce taken in
exchange for goods, DC. O'KASE,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

The PIANo.-Thc Enabc Piano is the best
The Knabe Piano'is the best aH#
The Knake Piano'is perfect. N p
The Knabe Piano is perfect. au. .4.
And, besides earning the very highest reputa.
ton from the best living pianists, it wins gold.
en- opinions from all sorts of people," and is for
sale in Ottawaiat the Academy;of Music.
Don't send off for somebody's second or third
grade instrument, but come to the academy and
get one. All are warranted for ten years! Think
Of this when you want piano.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

CHILDRhN's CARRIAGEs-It is inhuman to asl,
the nurse girl to break her back Juggling chill.
dreD around, when she can give them such de-
iightful bring in one of those light, cheap and
be autifnI carriages for sale by Russell a. Son,
near thS Opera House 5000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

FAR.-The ladies of the German Catholic
Church propose holding grand fair for the sale
of fancy articles at Albrecht'S Hall, in this city,
to commence on Monday, June 3Oth and CON
tinue three days and evenings. Besides the sale
of many beautiful articles of fine arts and fancy
needle-work articles of utility, &c. there will be
refreshments served during the day and evenings,
and no effort viii be spared tomake the occasion
pleasant and enjoyable tas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

Peckham'o Grove, at Utica, is as delightful
place as we know of in this county for holding
celebrations picnies, festivals, &c, and having
been nicely fitted up, is to rent for such purposes
ut moderate charge, as will be seen by card
in our advertising colums.
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9Iust BE Sold.

mere mas been a new arrival of dress goods at
Hugh Gillen's during the week,-ncw STYLES and
patterns never before seen in Ottawa including
sacks.
Also new and full line of splendid gros grain
silks at sl4O a yard, the cheapest goods of their
grade ever offered in this city
A new style Of grenadines will also be found
worthy OF especial notice.
In short Hugh Gllen is largely ahead OF all
competition in the line of Dress Goods. He has
the biggest and best stock, has the swing Of
the market, and means to keepit
he also claims to be ahead of competition in the
extent, excellence aud variety of his stock Of
Domestics, keeping all the best and popular
brands, and selling at the closest figures.
In cloths his stock keeps mp to the full stand
ard OF IFS we'll known excellence. No goods like
them this side Of New York for the same money
closing out on summer hats. The stock is
considerably whitfield down, and will be cleaned
out at less than cost
Groceries at less than running prices. For
anything in his line, it is always the safe and
sensible thing, before going elsewhere. to try
Hugh Gllen
Mr. Giilen takes pleasure in announcing that
he has, for the future, secured the services, as
salesman, of Tim. Coughlln, for so many years
the popular salesman in the large establishment
OF Gridley & Perkins. His numerous friends
Will find Tim in his element and ready to give
them a hearty greeting at Hugh Gillen'5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

1t is definitely settled that there will be no
races at the fair grounds at Ottawa, on the 4th,
SO many of the best horses having been pre- EN-.
gagged for the races at Chicago, Aurora and other
points on that day, it was found impossible to
get together such an array at Ottawa as would
have proved creditable to our Driving Park AS
ISOLATION. Races on grand scale are now
promised later IN the season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

STILL TRIUHPHINr.-Our old hmc friend, the
cntcrprising merchant Of ScncCs, 4. Naughey. =
ahead al al competition on ncs and handsome
goods. His store is filled With al that i, new
and desirable in the way Is dry goods dress
goods, groceries, notions, yc. and he keeps price,
away down 10 the lowest notch. Call sud see
for ynIrsrf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

AT FIsKE n BEgMs the stock oil summer cloth.
ing is really superb. and as the is rapidly
advancing, they are pushing il off at all sorts Of
wild figures. They can fit out man tccerrtly
for about two dollars and half, and gorgeou.ly
for five dollars. Fourth of July orators and D.
triots can for a trihe get suits as airy as theS
speeches and as cool as their impudencc. sum.
mcr hats next to nothing, and hosiery from 5e Is.
up. There, business for YOU,
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PicNiC.-The Catholic people of Seneca and
Highland are arranging things for a grand pie
mic, TO come off on the 4th Of July at the church
in the latter place The festivities viii be Of the
most attractive and delightful character and
win be under the supervision oil Rev. Father
Divine. There will be a small sum raised ON the
occasion. for the payment of the debt on the
parochal residence at Seneca. Everyone wei
come. ...s. .,..-........ D.. ...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

Insurance. THAT ALL NEED The Travellers In.
surance Company, of Hartford, Conn, is an inst
tuition which is worthy of patronage. Accident
insurance is just as valuable as fire or life and
the man who does not avail himself of il neplrcts
ia cheap and important precaution. The Tray
elers is company honorably and libcrally man.
aged, and entirely reliable. We commend il
heartily to our rcaders.-Toie,lo Blqde
81 HARRIS n KELLOGG, AGENT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

Jim Cross bet on Ottawa against Mendoza at
the pigeon shooting last week, and with his usual
luck, lost. He then offered the Mendoza chap a
match in which Ottawa was to kill 10 to Mendoza
Slim to choose his man and game. The offer
was eagerly accepted, upon which Jim chose
dogs on the wing and Ralph sanderson as his
shot. Crook Loosher owned up beat and paid
the forfeit ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

The Tea Party given by the ladies OF the
Episcopal Church at Turner Hall on Tuesday
evening was well attended, very pleasant and
successful entertainment. 1t was called tea
party probably for short, for tea and toast"
certainly cut very small figure in it, The Ia.
bles shonc Respondent with silver plate and
flowers and "groaned" under the weight of sub
stantial edibles, berries, cream, fruits, &c. But
another part of the entertainment, that seemed
to he equally enjoyed, was series ~ tableaux,
representing "Seranade," with fine song by
Mr. Goodridge,} the "Blue Stocking" !" The
Harem," the "Harem Scarem," Se., all well
managed and quite amusing We are pleased to
learn that financially the affair was such sue
cess as to be ahead of any of its predecessors
The festival under the auspices of the Father
Matthew Total Abstinence Society, ut the same
place, on the preceding Friday evening, was also
a largely attended very pleasant and successful
"party' The enjoymehts OF the evening We're
varied and heightened by music and ether en-.
Pertaining advertisements. Arthur Bartels made.
a "heap of fun" by singing several comic songs
in costume; there was some very fine singing
by Miss Lena Reel, Miss Hickey, by Mr.. NJ
Trumpcr and Neil Brown, and Mr.. Coughlin
played some beautiful airs on the flute. A silk
quilt worth s75 was sold off by "chances," and
was won by Thomas Doran. The net proceeds
were entirely satisfactory.
The festival in the basement of the Congrega.
tinnal Church on Thursday evening was equally
well attended and successful in every respect
The tables never before looked so well and the
general good cheer and enjoyment were quite no.
table, while the net proceeds were in advance OF
any previous similar effort
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of Job Work In the va
ous styles Of the art surpassed in this section
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
this line give CALL BY the udicous liberal use
OF prRters Ink many mans fortuneh made and
the aeld Is still open. Tryit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

PEGsoS,L.-J. d. Hammond, Esq, editor Of
the Hoyscboh Ijsitor, at Oswcgo. y. T.. has been
IN town ! few days visiting Vim. O'Nen and
other friends. lie thinks Ottawa is very near
the burnt regions Judging from the heat.
Mr.. Lespina,sc, of the Iowa Hcs,o,f,yJ. NJ DE,
Moincs, paid Us the honor Of short call ON YES.
terday. His paper runs in behalf OF the farmers
grange, and circulatcs extensive in the vest.
The protector fruit jar. the best and chcapcst.
At Rac Bros.
Tho" OTrNw," Ro,D GgNDEs viii hc az work
Monday afternoon and al day Tuesday, on Nor
ris street. north Of e., z. l. x P Railroad Those
Interested in road, cannot have better oppor.
tunity TO witnc>, the working Of this cxearator
and satisfy thcmsclye, that they are all We claim
for them. GEO. II. y. CU-HMIN Il Co,
Manufacturers and Pr"prictnr,
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STRAWBERRY FESTIvAL.-Thcrc will be a straw
berry and ice cream festival in the basement Of
the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening, June
4th, under the auspices of the ladies of the
church. The basement has been thoroughly
renovated and beautified, and all can be assured
of a pleasant and agreeable time. Como and see
what has been done |-4FH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

We INVITE YoU.-Whcn in the city, call at
Mrs. Brewers Academy of Music, at any time
during the day. or any evening before 9 o'clock,
and listen to the good vocal and Instrumental
music, or try the pianos, organs, flutes, flies, sr
'iolins for yourself. No charge for admission,
and every lady and gentleman viii be welcome.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

TsE hcADgMY OF MUsIc.-Thc ucw class Tor
the summer term in vocal and instrulAt ntal mu.
sic is being formed at the Academy Of Music
Seiid in your names early, and do lot miss the
mequaled chance 10 get thorough knowledge
Vt music from the best of teachers The term,
are very easy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

\ IJHLEE iNciDENF.-onr oi our Ottawa
boys, who i not as green ., hc probably looked
was at the Chicago Jubilee, and At the Depo;
Concert being able To see only Gilmore flourish.
Ing hi, l-''p0, inn"ccntly inquired ri q pompous
Chicagoan near him whether shat man aadc al
that noise with hi, stick" "No-of courS, moi
va, the surprised answer. "hv use. that 90
Keep time" "To keep time Whyn thunder
don't he tuy ciOlk.- There $50, 1o Ecply. lu,
. ri'h,-in. COX of disgust.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

PRoMPT.-We learn that the Phoenix Insurance
Co., of New York, Harris e. Kellogg, Agents
has already paid Mr.. Cogswell the amount lost
by the recent fire. This shows a degree of
which is certainly commendablc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

We are pleased to note the succc., Of Mr..
Cavanauyl, who, a will be seen by the consulting
our advertising columns has opened rooms and i,
doing ALL SORTS of Needle Work, making
dresses, shirts, pants and vests. knitting stock
ings, &c. The lady is abandantly well qualified
to SupcrintenG such an establishment. and We
are doing our readers favor by calling their
attention 20 n
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Why should any young miss or boy be denied
fine musical education when, at q tritiing ex.
pensc, it can I've had at the Academy of Music
For dollar week the beginner can have a les.
son and practice hours every day on piano or
organ free of extra charge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

New Music AND NU-ICAL IN,TcrTENTs-Scy,.
Pianos New Organs, New stock of yiolins.
Flutes, Flies, Banjos, Guitar, and everything be-
longing to first-class music store just received
at the Academy of Music. Mas r. W BRowEg
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Save carriage hire and give your little ones an
airing by driving them out in one of Russell d
son's cheap, comfortable and durable children,
Carriages
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meess'in the Sd story of Chcevcr's block on the
first Thursday Of every month, at O'Clock p. W.
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4th OF July is coming aud get your best ice
cream, candies, lemons, fire crackers and torp-.
does of H. Wathcr. ....
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~ Dimmick has sold out his interest in the
atug Store of Dimmick & Cheering to Chas. NJ
Forbes. The new firm is, Forbes IL Cheering.
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Tan largest and best selection of underwear at
coos prices at thc square dealing house of VI.
StisfGl Il Co
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+foFp (rNDTg PAIIgNTs.--Ect your little dcars
eliog sbandant fresh air by taking delightful
ride III one OF those chilaren's carriages sold
emily By Rtlsseil 8. Son, at the Furniture Depot
bear the oF,era Meuso.
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Now b ssc time to buy your linen and alpacc.
coats pnsiis and vests; they are selling dir
cheap 1t Christman's, 81 Madison.
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"0nr Own Brand" is the cigar YOU are lookir,,
For. You win find il A. Hess & Co.'S, Main 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

Ladies cloth and leather slippers. ruu Iseort
mc'r, at Child Bro. * Phipps
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Just received this week., beautiful selecto
oil fancy Summer cashmere pants, somethin
nobby, at the White Corner NJ STIEPgL d Co
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Drop in at the Academy Of music and see the
bsw pianos, organs, &c, &c.
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summer hats going of fast at cost prise at
MONEY!. .,
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Coffee and creanA and chocolate aud cream, and
soda water st the City Drsg Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

ETHEREAL Mildnessr- delicious fragrance
lSfgIoas estsc-are the cheap results of a cigar
ii ufssSS Co.'s sour Own Brand"
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.9If yoR waTSt 70 Buy1toSs and shoes cheap FOR
cash, gu to the cheap GOSH store Old. Mcgaflin
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Chr,tmau i rushing of lnen Sovsi. % price,
that are creating eommotion in thr market.
al the boy, are getting outfits there Tor The IN,
which 3, going Ia b. Q ,tcsIning hot a,y.
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Shoes Tor the ladies, shoes fOr misses sud BOYS
and shoes ior big mcn and Httlc mcn-fur pro
ies,ional men and working mcn-shoc, Tor all,
al prices an can stand. ., the New York Boot
and Shur Sfcr.
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Buy your linen suits at MONEYS, corner stare,
Checvcr's kleck
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NEW SHEET NUsIC.-The latest and most pop
ular songs, pieces for the piano and organs, be-
sides duets and qusrtet,, just received at the
Academy Of Muse. MRS. r. ", BgoEsa.
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The best is the cheapest, and the best place
to buy the best pair Of boots or shoes for the
money is at the cheap cash store OF j. Megafin.
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tine, don't fail TO examine the stock at the Boston
Boot and Shoe Store before purchasing. Hav.
superior facilities for obtaining goods, they give
tlcir customers an advantage over other places
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a few more OF those fancy lI4nl suits, that
''dt, everybody. at low price, at the SQUARE dcal
Ing White Corner of VI. Strfcl y Co
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! II you van, quart, gallon or . gallon, sc,t
itc cream. rcmcmb Der and 80 10 u, walihcr- Tor it
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oar Own Brand" I, TIL best cigar ip the
mirLct.-made bv \. Hes Il Co. OtisNI
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No preaching at the Congregational Church
ty-morrow, but Sunday School floral festival at
t015 o'clock in the morning and lecture on
Egypt in the evening.
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Notice Is hereby given to the public thui
Pats Ladies' Bazaar has hitrhing posts for
tieir accommodation. Respectfully,
4 4 p-,Arr
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AT HULL'S.
New Arrival of Goods.

Special Inducements offer
ed in ParasOls.
A largeassOrtment Of Jap.
anese Siks. astOnishingly
cheap.
Will open on Monday .
large stock Of CalicOes, aew.
pretty and Just in style
Carpets reduced i'm psiee.
The cheapest stock i'm the
city.
W. III. HULL
Is La Sale street.