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La Sale County Soldiers Monument

After numerous struggles, discouragcmcnts
and delays the La Sale County Soldiers Monu.
ment, the contract for the erection of which was
let some five years ago, has so far progressed TO-
ward completion that the announcement is made
OF Its proposed dedication on the 10th Of Septcm.
Der next. The day selected is hardly fortunate
one, as it threatens to come in conflict with the
county fair which will be in progress at the time,
and the Agricultural Board on Saturday directed
its President, Mr.. Medley, to confer with the Of.
icers OF the Monument Association on the sub.
jcct,
The monument has been erected by the yolun.
tary contributions of citizens of the county,
gathered from five to seven years ago in the
form OF subscriptions, many OF them conditioned
to be paid when the monument is completed.
and Others during the progress of the work.
These subscriptions were turned over to the
contractor, E. Mcnhill, of this city, with the un.
derstandlng that he should progress with the
work as rapidly as he could collect the means.
The tedious process Of making the collections
has been the chief cause of delay in the compile.
t;.N,, ,,rth 10, u
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The Hitching Post Victory.

Our city fathers did a sensible thing on Tues.
day evening in stepping down from the high
hoss' they had mounted on the hitching post
question, and yielding to the popular pressure on
the subject The hitching posts around the
court house, we are happy to inform our readers,
arc to be replaced. The streets around the court
house are to have new curbstones and cutters
on both Sjdes and brand, spankin, new and neat
hitching posts arc to be erected in the place of
the ones removed. This wearc happy,to say, is to
be attributed wholly to the saving influences of
the sober second thought, and not in the remot
est degree to the tremendous ferment occasioned
by the uttcrancc Of Tom Bowcn's appalling
pasquinadc on the SUBJECT
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THERE was narrow escape from a collision on
the c. X, l. Il ?. r. r. on Tuesday morning The
GAO freight train,' going west, accidentally
dropped the two rear cars about two milos west
Of town, and was unconscious of the mishap until
it reached Utica, meantime, however, brakeman
had noticed it, and knowing that another freight
train would soon follow and must run on the cars
before seeing thcm they being around curve,
he heroically jumped off the moving train and
ran back and tagged the other train, thus avoid.
ing an ugly smash up. As the second train
neared Utica it found the locomotive Of the other
train on the back track to pick up the missing
cars which the second train was now pushing in
front of it. We regret that we cannot give the
name of the heroic brakeman
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Old Settlers,

The next annual reunion of the old settlers o.
this county will take place, as heretofore stated
by US, at the La Sale county Fair Grounds on the
2lstO August. NOctfort is being spared to make
this reunion the largest, most interesting and
successful one ever held by the society Among
other attractions for the occasion will be rcl
collection of agricultural implements used by The
settlers 30 and 40 years ago.
We hardly understand why the fair grounds
have been chosen as the place of meeting, in.
stead of, as heretofore, the beautiful park OF
Judge Cation, The two places are about equally
accessible from the city, while in point of con-
venicncc, beauty and attractiveness, there is no
comparison. OF course the fault does not lie
with Judge Cation. The old settlers have stand.
ing and cordial invitation to hold their gather
ings in his park at any time, and, indeed, we are
advised that Judge c. was surprised to learn that
the place for holding the picnic had been
changed
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1T VIII. HUlL'S
Stewards Travels.

VIZ. II. SEwARD's Travels Around the World.
Edited by Olive Risley Seward With numcr.
Gus Illustrations New York: d. Appleton Il Co.
The book Of the late W. II. Seward, which he
ad finished but few days before his sudden
ncss and death, is at length in print. 1t makes
b. volume Of nearly 500 large octave pages, and is
Illustrated with over 200 engrayings in the finest
style OF the art. 1t embraces Gov Stewards wan.
dcrings during some three years Immediately
after retiring from the national executive cabi-
net in 1869. In these travels he visited Mexico
and Central America; then Canada the Pacific
coast the East indies China, japan, Palestine,
Egypt and all parts Of Europe. Everywhere
honorcd as the guest of the nationals q high
officer of the greatest republic on the globe, he
had means and opportunities for studying the
customs and pcculiarities of the
nations he visited such as perhaps no other tray
elcr We have any note Of ever had. 1t needs no
assurance from Us that the book produced by
VIM. II. Seward under such fayoring circumstan.
ccs is one OF surprising interest Its indeed the
most valuable contribution to literature of this
decade.
The work is issued only by subscribtion. y.
W. lIolbrook, 10 Main street, Ottawa is the
agent for this city and county, 10 whom sub.
scriptons can be made and who will in a few
days commence delivering the work
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We confess TO considerable surprise on finding
the other morning on our table Tom Bowen's
brochure on the hitchng post question. There is
no department of literature in which great
minds so often, so unaccountably and utterly fail
as in attempts at wit We fear when Tom offered
US that manuscript and We refused to publish it
for him, he was wholly unconscious Of the friend.
illness of our purpose. Good advice is seldom an.
prcciatcd but our impression is that it won't he
long before Tom is ready to admit that our sug.
Sestlon at the time to burn that rubbish was a
good one, The case has one aspect which i,
certainly anything but funny" We alludc to the
concluding pages. a big brother is a very handy
thing to have about, and in this case, If he wore
a very heavy pair of stogs boots with cast iron
tips, he could do certain dcfencclcss person
very praiscworthy service
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Lace Goods.

Scott, Houtz & Co. will offer for the next few
days Black Lama lace shawls, lace Sacqucs and
lace caps at nearly half price.
Lace Shawls worth $500 at $1,000.
Lace shawls worth $500 at $3.50.
Lace shawls worth $1,000 at $500.
Lace sacques worth $4,000 at $1,000.
Lace sacques worth $500 at $500 to- $500.
Lace sacques worth $500 at $1,000
All our summer goods are marked away down.
Come and look. We will take pleasure to show
You the goods. Respectfully
SCOTT IIOUTZ IL Co
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AtJ, III, Illlcns,

About this time every year Hugh Gillcn put.
down his prices on summer goods to such iigurcs
that he knows will sell them, and this he calls
his Semi Annual Slaughter Well the "Slaugh
ter" for the present season has commenced aud
will continue 80 days
His stock he claims-in fact knows to hc-thc
most complete in the city, and while his rcduc
ton embraces all articles alike, II j., 10 be borne
in mind that many Of these goods were bought
late in the season, after great decline at the
east
The stock embraces everything pertaining to
summer dress good, with fans, para,ol, &c, aud
they must be sold
\ few of those lama lace shawl, still left, the
finest in the city, and at great reduction
In word, goods are now being slaughtered"
and all the old customers Of the house know
what that means, and it will pay everybody else
TO tTd out.
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BOARD OF EDuCATIoN.-Thc Beard met or
Monday evening, and it was supposed one of the
objects OF the meeting was to elect teachers for
the 9TH ward. They concluded to defer that
matter, however on receiving a very numerous
ly signed petition asking them to defer the clcc.
ton until after the election Of director for that
ward on the 9Th of August.
Onc Bcldcn, book agent, was allowed to
make speech to the Board in behalf of a new
arithmetic he wants to sell, and, on motion Of
Mr. Catlin, committee was appointed to look
into the matter
VIM. Burgess was appointed to take the school
census required by law, and $50 were voted as
his pay for the job,
Alice Smith, Hattie Harrison, Mary Phillips
and Amanda Crawford put in applications for
appointments as teachers, which were placed on
file. Adjourned for four weeks
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MARBLE WoRKS.-Mcrrill and Bennett are .
new firm on La Sale street, in this city, in the
marble and general stone cutting business. II
was this firm that did the work for the Parr and
Brundage monuments recently, and which have
been 50 universally admired 10 among the finest
specimens in the country of such work. Not
only in the line OF monuments and all kinds Of
work in marble, but in general stone cutting the
firm have the skill and ability TO NEE. all orders
promptly in their line, and to warrant -atisfac.
ton in all cases both with the work and the
prices. The Junior member Of The firm, Mr. Ben.
net makes specially Of granite cutting, hay.
ing had unusual experience in that branch Of
the business
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Ottawa Lodge No. Il, l. o. O. +. celebrated its
18th anniversary in quiet way at their hall on
Thursday evening last. Short speeches were
made by +. !. Grisgs and DR.. J. o. Harris, and
the last named gentleman furnished some Stats
tics of the Lodge from its organization to date
The rest Of the evening was very pleasantly oc-
cupied with vocal and instrumental music and
songs in character ending at about r. o'clock
with singing the CLOSING Ode" by the whole
company. During the evening the ladies Of the
Rcbckah Lodge served some rcfre,hmcnt, in
their usual pleasant way, much TO the gratifca.
ton Of all present. The whole affair was De
clded success, aid the party only regretted that
the 10Th Anniversary" did not come oftencr
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| The IRor.-Thcrc was only moderate turn out
at the Fair Grounds last Saturday to wtnr,, the
trOt bctweCnJ. ". Jacobs brown stallion Brown
Dick and \. II. Ferris bay gclding Bay Dan"
The race was for purse OF 500, mile heats, best
three in five. The track was in excellent cUndi.
ton, and SO seemed the horses, and anticipation
was high for a splendid race. James Clark on.
Of Mendoza, II. X. Parr, Of Serena, and O. Clark.
OF Strcator, were appointed Judge. Dick went
10 wagon and Dan to sulky. The first heat wa,
won by Dick in %! The second heat wa, also
won by Dick, but although trottcd by both
horses in good faith, was decided by the Judge.
not 20. Tho third vas won hy Dan in !:35, and
the ith by the same in 2:;,S Dick having already
made one more heat than Mr. jacobs intend
ed he should, and having in the break bv which
he lost the third heat cut his foot badly, Mr.
Jacobs now preferred TO surrcndrr the stake
rather than run the NTH heat, and Bay Dan"
was decided the winner. All passed Oh with the
best feeling, though Mr. jacobs doubtless felt
that he lad been in bad luck
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SIcH Is FAuE.-Thcron +. Cove, Of IL sale
formerly compositor in this office, was married
last week at La Sale, to Miss Sarah Thompson.
There is nothing remarkable about that The
ron is Of aye and so, we presume, is the lady, and
had right to marry and 10 on and f,ln the
scriptural injunction.
What We are mad about is that ncighboring
papers, in noticing the marriage, should so mtI-
tiIatc Thcron's name. one paper calls him
" Thornc' +. Cove, another give, his nam. ~
Theron Cow" and ano'hcr-oh horrihlr-as
" Theron B. Gone~ When Theron meet, that
chap he'll give him B.gnu, with q boot To IL.
" How l. Annie"
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Az N,r uF tEJElTl.-Chappcd hand, sid
face are the most serious lunuyauCc~ that farm
rr, and people who labor much out Of doors.
experience from exposure. Exposed persons.
especially children, repeatedly suffer intensely
from grrlt crack, upon the land that oTttr
bleed. l. is cruel 10 allow ones ,rlf or Others
10 .U'i.r In This way, when thr mean, OF po,iir,
prevention arc -o easy 10 Doe hIt and 81 Chespl,,
o., 90 pay ten cents for cake uf Hand Sapolin.
y,t soap for removing dirt. bat i. prevents chsn.
ping. and render, the skin soft and plilhle. 80
rEHrEylpru
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All week has been occupied in the trial of Geo.
s. WcdScwood, former county school supcrin.
tendcht, on the trial for cmbczzltmcnt. Be
sides numerous other witnesses, about every
school treasurer in the county for the last four
or five years has been placed on the stand, and
the trial has proved exceedingly long drawn out
and tedious. The case was finally given to the
jury last evening, but there had been no verdict
when we went TO press.
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The Steal Works.

We can only report that the prospect, Of the
proposed steel works at Ottawa look favorable
On receipt Of letter in the beginning of the
week that was regarded as highly encouraging the
committee Of our citizens who have taken charge
of the matter on Tuesday left Ottawa for Toledo
Ohio, where they are TO meet the president and
other officers of the steel company, and where, il
is believed, definite and probably final arrange.
mcnt will be made for commencing operations
here without delAv
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No" Yor Know lr-Auu you AWAY, knew t.,
that there &, 40 place in the city lihc En,rt',, a,
10 Main street 60 cool of these hu' dly. and
evenings. III. room, are large and a'-r aud
he has nicely shaded, large, open 1lr v,-auIll,
Hi- ice- and lcm-uule- are Incompatible, and
hc beat. the world on fancy cake. lie invite,
ID % lr-m In mi rr---.. LL-n.-.---
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The SrEuRBs or OTT,wA.-Onc Of the mot
noticeable feature, IN the suburbs 81 Ottawa j.
the Hor-r Collar Factory of puuayan x Bruuk.
at Dayton. 3 close attention 60 business and
the manufacture Of superior collar, they have
80 extended their trade that O, demand. an in
crease Of capital. - NEE. ;hl. demand they
lIc about organizing Join. stock company aud
no" have books open for subscription, - ,tprk
For persons wishing 90 inrr,, in safe. ,.'ah-
li,Acd and yell paying bg,.u.-- .h.- .- aa 8ppu-.
iuu.ty seldom met with.
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Dr L. y. Pierce of Buffalo Y. Y, WI, thr IL.
physician To- advocate Constitutional Is well as "
U treatment fug the cure 81 Catarrh, and So s.f.-
r,o,'u'Iy Aa- his Golden Medical Discovery pro-
cu - q constitutional treatment, when combined
With TIA" Use uf Dr. Sage, CJtIrrh Remedy a.
piled locally ry Dr. Pierce, Nasal Douche (,hr.
only method 81 reaching the upper and baC,
cavities or chambers ui the head that ne AsS
long offered standing reward uf 500 for ; cl.,.
De- cannot cure, Both medicines with the ins;ru-
m'n' iHr :! Hy az Druggists. t,i1
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Vow is your time al GHIFFTrH - Gu,-pN'-
They have commenced selling ut their ,ummcr
-'u,k 20 q grca' reduction, PREPARATORY % Jytu-
in tremendous urs stock Tor the li'I trade
" BIZ bargains" are he word. there nov
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We are indebted to s. p Rounds for copy Of
the July number Of his Printers Ca5jnet, 1t /, a
model Of Typography and fine pres, work, and
glorics in having been printed on a press Of hi,
own manufacture. Mr.. Rounds announces his
removal from the Ioohcry on North Jefferson
street to hi, splendid new quarters on East Mon.
roe street. We are pleased to note such cyf.
dcnccs Of hi, prosperity He is a capital fellow
and oEe whom all the printers Of the Northwcs
are ready to ight for a. their best friend.
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excess or over:axation OF any klad ana gives
tnyitr MD rtch 3, ~ a tho blood.

Gov Beverage has been invited to deliver the
address on the occasion of the dedication Of the
monument and not only all the soldiers Of the
county, but many prominent ones from abroad,
are expected to be present, among whom may
be named Gems. Sherman, Sheridan, Palmer,
Logan, OSlcsby, &c, and of course the citizens
of the county of all ages and sexes, are expected
to turn out in thousands
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work In the
ous styles OF the art surpassed in this section
and We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done
thsline to give US CALL BY the udiclous and liberal
Of prRter's Ink many mass fortuneh been made
tse neld is still open. Try
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Lofts BEUHf. at 40 Main street formerly Van
Deman's -tandj has added to his stock o1-roccric;
q heavy stock Of crockery and glass ware, which
nc Is selling little cheaper than you can bug
such things anywhere else in the city.
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THERE was a big crowd in town yesterday to
see Grady's circus and mcnageric. The day was
cool and delightful, decided contrast to the
three preceding days. during which the ther.
momcter had ranged between 90 and 1O5 above
the hottest spell, in fact, we had seen in Ottawa
for several years. 1t was hard on humanity, but
the farmers say it just made the growing corn
laurh
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The ladies Of South Ottawa added to the attrac-
tions Of mcnagcric day in Ottawa. yesterday by
opening pro- tsp ice cream and confectionery
establishment in the building lately occupied by
o. Tra,k on Main street. The object was to raise
the means 10 purchase library FOR the Prcsby-
terrain Sunday School in Ottawa. Their tables
looked very neat and sc believe they did fair
business,
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PARLoR ENTERTAINMENT for the benefit Of
the Episcopal Church, will be given at the resi-
dencc of Mr'. Gen. Wallace on the bluff, com.
mencng at o'clock this evening, The bus will
start at pm, calling at F. c. Prcscott's store, at
Mrs. Magill's, and at the Clifton Hotel. Enter
tainmcnt to consist Of charadcs, tablcauy music
&c, with rcfrcs hmcnts Everybody invited
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Ottawa Post Office.
SCOTT, HOUTZ & CO.
Semi Annual Closing Out Sa|e'

Great reductions in prices
OF summer Dress Goods.
Many pieces marked down
to half their value.
Very handsome POplins.
new goods, worth 40, so Il
soc, now only 25, 30 4 35c
per yard.
Grenadines, Organizes 4
CambricS, Laws, &C., mark
ed away down.
Handsome japanese Pop
Inns at 15c per yard.
We will offer to-day Il lot
Ofs.ummer Dress Goods. very
pretty, regular prices % &
soc, at l2ac per yard.
SCOTT, HOUTZ & co.
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There vas an ugly runaway in South Ottawa
on Saturday last by which Mr.. John Gardner
had leg broken. He was driving along the
road in buggy, two teams came racing up be
hind him, at which lhs horse took fright, and
Mr.. Gardner, who had jumped out, was dragged
some distance and had his leg broken. The
horse ran homcward and on the way the bow,
were also pitched out, but both escaped with but
slight hrlIisc,
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Lodge $50 l. o. o. +. of this city advertise in
the Wochenblau a Picnic in Degen's grove next
Sunday. The proceeds are to be given to an or.
phan asylum in Cleveland Ohio.
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D. D'.- !p-: . valuable h".-. ul Monday sy
l-yN1.aS in tn Illinois riEr-. a., ~ had driven
'.r Ln--a 90 'lc river 60 E1,a II %. buggy. bur
the h"r-, launched ult into deep water and le-
coming ,g'sa-'sl F.'l 4s-l-,, llt .l..,. aa.
j-Ov1.1
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d. HEENAN Il Co.--To clear out the summer
stock and make room for a new stock for
late summer and fall trade, d. Hccnan & Co.
are now offering the most temptn. bargains in
Light summer dress goods
Summer shawls,
Light silks, popins, bcragcs,
Grenadines, &c, &c. Also in
Fans, Parasols and in
Boots and shoes.
Being determined 10 clear their shelves within
the next three or four weeks, almost any figure
somewhere nearly reasonable will be taken in
cash for goods.
Bear in mind that ID. Hcenan u Co. keep a
splendid stock of groceries and flour, and deliver
AL over the city free Of charge.
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BASKET MEETISG.-There will be a basket
meeting at Dcbolt Springs on Sunday, July 2Oth,
under the auspices of the Uniycrsalist Church
Of Marscllcs. Services at II o'clock \. NJ. and >
o'clock F. NJ
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ABE ALSCHULER never blows but SAYS lust what
lie mcans-and what he means and says just now
Is, tina tyOu can get light clothing at his place
cheaper than you will again be able TO buy them
for year 10 come.
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Eigh. t!r-:c.a-- F.-a aud In. Iu,ur... Com.
pan!c' 80 represented AZ H5lh-poA- Agency,
ia Main -, and oulling.. m,rchaal-.- lat
farm rropr-iy insured
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BASE BALI.-A number Of ball players having
formed what is known as the OTTAWA nine, -"
would like to hear from base ball clubs in Joliet.
Morris and Princeton. They have good grounds
and say they would like to have one or more So.
ciaI games with each club
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Rev. j. F. Sturtcvant, pastor OF the Congrcga-
tonal church, takes his summer vacation after
tomorrow.
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SHIRT MASfNG.-W. \. Loyctt, at ~ Main
street, Is daily turning out work At his shirt M
ing establishment and {, giving the best ,a,i.fac.
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The corner stone Of a new Methodist Churr'
on the corner OF 18th and Gooding streets wa, lai,
in La Sale on Tuesday
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WANTED girl to do house work. Call at
Phillips Bros store.