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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

PERsoNAL.-Ex Sheriff Good and wife resident,
Of Indianapolis Ind, are visiting friends in Otta
wa. They feel that it is good to be here, and
when we saw the jolly cX-shcrT and shook hi.
hand we knew it was good; real good-Walter
Good.
d. Hccnan ESQ, is mcandcring among the
Canucks, where he hopes to cvadc the heated
term.
Capt Moses Osman, brother Of our senior, in.
vaded the sanctum on Wednesday last. He is
the same genial "Mose" as Of yorc, when he slung
ink as one Of the editors Of the FREE TRADER.
Sheriff Shredder, Of Grundy county, was in the
city yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

CITY CoUNCu~-Thcrc will be an adjourned
meeting of the city council on Monday evening
next to consider the tax question. There are
two ways Of making the assessment, one under
the general revenue law, and one under what is
known as No 500, or tax eaters bill. BY the rev.
cnue law the city comcilm may certify the amount
to be raised to the county clerk, who puts it in
the general list, and extends it on the state and
county taxes by the latter the city council may
put it in the hands Of the city assessor, who can
assess, and the city collector then can collect it.
Chicago and Peoria act under the latter plan.
The object Of the new revenue law seems to be
to compel townships which include cities within
their limits to have an uniform assessment, not
as heretofore, 'hc city having a high and the
town low assessment, or rice uerSd.
1t is probable that the city council will make
the assess mcnt and collection through ils own
machinery, as the city finances are short and by
this means the treasury will be more speedily re
plenishcd than by the former way. In either
case the assessment will be the same and the tax
payer have no more to pay, because the assess
mcntS are at cash value.
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JHRISTMANS,
sc Madison st.

NALUE or CoMpETTION.-Somct Ottawa
people seem to underestimate the value of com.
petng railroad lines at this point. Recently the
two roads voluntarily reduced their rates to the
following figures: The rates on merchandise
from Chicago to Ottawa are as follows: LIST class
IS cents per 100 lbs; I'd, 30 cents Sd, 81 cents
4th, - cents. On wheat and timothy seed in car
loads IA cents per 100 lbs; corn aud oats, 1O.7
cents per 100 lbs. The tariff has also been
changed in the same proportion to all other
points from Ottawa These figures are on the
c., r. l. Il ?. Railroad.
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Business Mems Association

steps have been taken to organic O new a,,o.
cation in this city by our leading merchants and
manufacturers. The objects are 10 promote the
general welfare of the city in every way possible.
\ meeting was held at the Office Of the County
Judge on Saturday evening last. :. W Chccycr.
Esq, was chairman, and J. o. Harris was sccrc
tary.
The following resolution vas adopted:
E,soEoi, That we favor a formation Of au asso.
citation of business men to promote the general
interests OF the city Of Ottawa and i, citizens
: committee. Ncssrs. Stout, Allen. Harris.
George Cushman and Porter 90 which tie Presi-
dent and J. Wood were added, VI. APPOINTED 20
draft bylaws
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Ia.- ',ur.'. 'lur extends from hHu.., ct.
and l..EuuWur'h. through the trrsI'. state %.
kHr-.- 'H Denver. Zoo Colorado. $50 miles. Rlr.
opportunities are offered to the public for home
.u o section oft country unsurpassed for ur0duU.
'ErT.-> and hrIlthuIu,>~. The state ClpitO.
state University and state Agricultural Cp'le-
arc located along IT, line, and the general educ.
uunal facilities are uuygua.l,d. The reputation
Hi hEu-a- +, Un>Urps>-u D m a-gigu'tula, sat,
8y referring % IN, United States agriculture.
reports, j. will Hy seen that Kansas had create
af.-l-. WELD Go 'hr E.r. uf Tho rr~,a'> than anN
other STATE, and 10 jho great fruit fairs held ar
Philadelphia. Richmond Boston lu5 Alhiuy.
kau~a- took the tr,i premiums for the finest d..
play "i iruli-. r1r the pleasure traveller or Iu-
valid. varied and charming landscape : pre-
,.u'-i, and the trl.ght'gl air 81 Colorado, anI
TIE celebrated warm and no, soda springs ncs p
Denver. give renewed life IL the wcarl sud ~
store health o. The sick. Don't fail 90 take irin
over 'ar Kansas Pacif, Railway, Iri Il sou want
d god home settle along - line. O..
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| The arran gcments for the annual meeting and
| picnic of the old settlers at the Fair Grounds or
the 2lst of this month are progressing rapidly
and will be completed in ample time. II is cy
pectcd to make this the best yet had by this
society. Prof. Lansing and Mr.. Simon are ar.
ranging for the music, and will take charge OF
the old folks concert, which will come oil at !
o'clock In the afternoon. Hon. Washington
Bushnell will make the reception speech, to
which Elder Batchclder, the President Of the AS
ISOLATION, will reply Following.thes will come
short speeches by such gentlemen rs may yolun-
teer be called out, and during this part of the
programme vocal and instrumental music will
be furnished. The report of deaths Of old set
tiers will be read and other business done The
assembly will then 90 to dnn0r.
At recent meeting Of the executive commit,
tee, on motion of S. r. Lewis, ESD the following
resolution was adopted;
Resolyed, That Hon f. Baldwin be and he is
hereby appointed the Historian Of this Society,
and that all local and county committees be re.
quested to furnish him with all information in
their power.
The object of this is evident, and is good one.
The facts which each old settler can present to
Mr.. Baldwin, when properly written and com
piled would make a valuable record, and in book
form would meet with ready sale
The society desire also to collect relics Of the
times during the early settlement of La Salt
county, and have them properly arranged for in
Spcction at the picnic. To receive these Speci.
mems Of long ago, the following committee has
been appointed, viz.
Messrs. John Bachelor, d. S. Ebersol and l.
II. Fredenburg committee on raising funds
Messrs. s. r. Lewis, |. II. Fredenburg and Cyrus
Shaver.
Those who may wish to attend the picnic
should remember that the Fair Grounds will bc
open and free to all on that day, and that the
amphtheater and booths under it, the great cen
trail and the other halls will afford ample shade,
while the mile Of stalls will accommodate all the
horses that may come. The artesian well throws
up constant stream Of the purest water, and in
short the Fair Grounds possess singular and eX.
tensive advantages for the picnic, and that every
well behaved lady or gentlemen, man or boy, old
or new settler, or stranger sojournng among us,
will be welcome TO come and see and be seen.
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ILL.,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1873


Hugh J. Gillen, the wide-awahc and popular
dealer in fancy dress goods, dry goods notions
groceries, &C. at the old stand, Reddick's block,
informs US that he is closing out his summer
stock of goods at remarkably low figures He is
doing this to make way for a mammoth fall stock
which he will shortly go east to select He does
not care fora few dollars, when he can divide
them among his good customers of whom he
has thousands. because they in turn patronize
him, consequently he will let his patrons select
from his large and full stock at figures satisfac-
tory TO themselves In fact he is sacrificing his
who fail to come now, or within a short time,
will lose the best chance Of the season to save
money and get splendid bargains. Go and see
for yourselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

School DlaEcEoR.-The special election to
I'll the vacancy in the Office Of school director in
the 9TH ward, occasioncd by the resignation of
Mr.. Maierhoiler held on Monday last, resulted
in the choice of Mr.. Henry Wolf, a German by
nativity very worthy citizen, and withal a
most fit man for the place. His competitor was
Mr.. Jacob Christman, also a good man. The
vote was Very light, Mr.. Wolf receiving 123 and
Mr.. Christman ~ votes
There was no particular issue that we know
Of. 1t was thought that there would be found
some slight opposition to the disappointment of
Mr. McGinnlS as principal of the 5th ward school
but as both candidates announced themselves as
being friendly to him, the election was without
anything to stir up interest Mr.. McGnnis has
done admirably well in his position, so far as we
know and, indeed, labors with but one defect
and that he gets over day by day, viz: He is a
young man! The vote on Tuesday if anything,
is his endorsement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

PERsoNAL-Mr j. d. Hammond, OF Oswcgo
who has sojourned among Us for several weeks,
returned home on Tuesday last, He is a bach.
clor and susceptible. He came here with his
heart whole and unscathcd and went away with
that useful part Of his anatomy, it is surmiscd in
badly damaged condition. Several young dam.
sells are now mournful and desolatc, and pass
their time in singing such songs rs "No one to
love" &c. or in filling the midnight air with
"Johnnys gone away" When he left he march
ed up Columbus street, and his tear, were so
numerous tina. the street sprinkler Ia, not had
occasion to moi,tcn that thoroughfarc since
Good hve John
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THAT OPENING.-Thcy had grand opening at
Shacifcr's new saloon, near the C., b. & 9. depot,
on Monday last. 1t took the boys pretty much
all day and the following night to do it, but as a
fellow remarked to us, as he shut one eve, so as
to concentrate his vision and get good focus
on us, "We-(hic)-we was bound to (hic) cit
the durn (hc) thing open if it took us all
s(hic)ummer" Jokes aside, the opening was a
grand success and everything passed off in the
gayest manner possible, as we are informed and
verify helieNC.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

THAT BEAN PUzzLE.-Thc fellow who went to
the piscatorial picnic lately, and found four
quarts of beans in his buggy when he came
home, is puzzled TO know how they got there
He remembers of eating 80 or co beans at dinner,
but can't tell how any of this cheerful fruit got
into his buggy. He is confident that he didn't
put any there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

\ WONDERFUL INyENTIoN.-Moscs' Electro
Galvanic Spcctacles, attached to these patent
specta,les, are two scientifically constructed
galvanic batteries, unseen when worn, delivering
through the nerves of the head soft and con.
tinuous stream Of electricity, giving brightness
to the eye, quickness to the ear and energy to
the brain. The lenses are of the finest manuruc-
turc, to suit all sights. To be had only Of J
Dickey Il Son, Ottawa, agents for La Sale Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

PIcN1c.-On Monday last about 80 couples, in
about twenty carriages and buggics, went from
the city to Dcbolt springs and had n glorious
picnic. Father Heating went along and contri
butcd his full share towards the pleasures of the
occasion, and Tom McDermont was the rcgua
tor and boss of the dancing festivities, Those
who had the pleasure of being with the party
pronounce it one of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

WHY NORA distinguished lady writer celc-
bratcd for her modcsty and refinement says, that
"no rule Of proprety or perfect modesty would
be infringcd were ladies not to wear drapery be-
low their knees" In view of the fact that our
crossings and some of the sidewalks are sadly
out Of repair warped ends of planks projecting
and spikes protruding everywhere hadn't the
ladies of Ottawa, who care for their dresses and
respect their husbands and fathers purses, bet
ter adopt this style OF dress? 1t is quickly done
and would save them not only expense in the
future, but world Of trouble and veXation We
will promise that at first, till they get used to
the change, we will not look at their undrcssed
pedal cXtremitics, but walk backward with
ayertcd gaze" or, if they wish, Wen boldly con
front them, facing the music" like a man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

A FALLING STAR.--Thc celebrated Evening
Star Lunch House has moved from Columbus
and Mill streets down to Fort Rock, so the boys
say 1t is falling star-falling down the river
at every move. Some of the fast boys threaten
to follow it even to the Gulfof Mexico. Revenge
you know, is sweet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

POLICE ITEMs-This branch Of business is very
quiet, Nobody does anything bad that anybody
knows of, hence no arrests, no fines, no caaboosc
no nothing, and the police magistrates are
miserable, We thank you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

PIPE OHGAN,.--At the Academy of Music have
just been received two new and splendid church
or pipe organs. Both are excellent and in per.
feet tune. One of them will be kept at the
Academy for the benefit Of such as wish to take
lessons on the church organ, and the other will
he sold to some church at u reasonable price.
OH and see thcln.
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MPRovENENTs.-Mr Shaefcr, opposite the
depot of the c. b. n Q. railroad, has put up and
neatly finished a good frame building on Madison
and Walnut streets. The new structure is to be
used as asaoon and restaurant, where the thirsty
and hungry will find liquid and solid comforts on
demand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

VERY PEEsoN,L.-Our senior. William. h.
and honored saCa-hc has gone west 90 grow up
with the country. lie will scuur the prairie, ol
Nebraska and Kansas, and chase the antelope
over the plain" and when tired Of that De- Will
70 20 the mountains and "hunt for the Wild "a
zcile' lie can at pleasure dcsist from Tai, sport,
and pursue the gentle and aIec;ionatc bear. las
so the nice Eliminating buffalo, catch q few
American lions by the tail, sleep night OF two
in the lava beds and defy the Nodocs 10 scalp
him. lie nav take in the Yosemite and the big
trees on his return. He should hy lu mean
come home h.ioT" his pas, wear, out. because
the di.,snge j. tcO great for q comfpr.shl. rlIh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

FORD's SHEET MUsIC-E Frank Ford. the wei
known musician is selling sheet music published
by himself. The pieces embrace new and very
popular songs, arranged for the voice and piano
Call aud see his stock
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds OF job Work in the
rous styles of the surpassed in this section,
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
this tneto give a call BY the udicous and liberal use
prlRers Ink many mans iortuneh been made, and
tse oeld Is still open. Try IL.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-My new stock of piece
goods is arriving every day. | have a full as
sortment of cloths cassmeres and doeskns OF
hand, of which I am prepared take your meas
ures and make up in the most fashionable style
Also full line Of gents furnishing goods, he
mcm5cr, linen and straw goods at cost at
J. CHRISTMAS,
Sc Madison St
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

New WALKs-WC observe that a couple Of
prominent citizens on the west side are coming
out gay with new sidewalks. Mike Formulas is
one. lie is putting down a substantial hagstonc
walk in front Of his premises. d. r. Murphy is
the other cntcrprising citizen, He is getting
laid a brick walk on the cast side of his premises.
Glad to see you mend your ways, gentlemen.
We know of good many persons who would do
well to initiate your example.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

SIDEwALK-.-Tho,c who have defective side
walks should proceed without delay TO fix EN-
up The city council are "going for" all stitch,
and they mean business Attend to your walks
ysursclr aud save costs. - word to the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

Old and young settlers can all have their has
kct, filled with the best refreshments at Wal
Tiers, one door north Of post Office and at The
fair grounds on the DIST of August
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Cttayyn Post Office.
SCOTT, H0U7Z ( CO.
SemiAnuua| 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. 80 &
soc, now only IS, 30 4 35c
per yard.
Grenadines. Organdies &
CambricS, Laws, &C.. mark
ed away down.
Handsome japanese Pop
Inns at 15c per yard.
- We will offer to-day Il lot
Of summer Dress Goods. very
pretty, regular prices p 4
zoe. at l2aac per yard.
SCOTT. HOUTZ 4 co.
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RELIGIors-On Sunday next the Episcopal
church will be open morning and evening for
services at the usual hours. Rev. Mr.. Russell,
who was expected to preach on last Sabbath,
will Oficiate on tn csc occasions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

Crackers at wholesale and retail, also buns
rye and brown bread, and the bcstof white bread
Try it, at Picrgue's.
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RELIGIoUs-Rev. VI. X. WGlttlesey is an
nounced to fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church in this city next Sabbath, morning and
evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

The Esty is the largest organ factory in III,
world covering sixty acres of ground and EN-
ploylng six hundred laborcrs.
+. FRANK FORD, Agent, III Main st.
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FURNITURE Low.-For the next thirty days
Will sell furniture at ten per cent. above iirst
cost \ full line Of everything in the lire Of I'M
dcrtakiug and promptly attended to- Leave
orders ~ night or day at the great furniture
store ON Ga Sale t. r. W MooRF Proprietor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

NEW Hosr.-Thc city council las purchased
1850 feet Of new hose for the steam fire engine
"i;h 1000 Zee; Of stockings, what sized boot,
mould the engine wear?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

People ask Us what Rac Bros. mean BY that
sign kIu' That's easily explained. The boys
came from milc-and-a-half cast of sunrise and
that's the way these extremely eastern Yankees
spell o,'r Just -cc-K-I-U COW, Amt handy:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-09

THAT SrAnE AND Y,ED.-Wr have frequently
alluded to John Bo-uy', stable and ward in the
rear Of h., hotel and boarding house, on Madi-
son street. He !, as well prepared a. any one in
this city % care for farmers and their teams.
Try him once
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific RaiIr

thIchgO, ROcK tsIhhd d PACIFIC HaIIrOad.
Until Further notice trains pass Ottawa as fellows
GOING last. GOING WEST.
Night Express $3.50 AN Night Express l2s
Accommodation. $50 Express Freight GAO A
NO2Oay Ex daily l2OPM No l-Day Ex daily pos NJ
Through Freight. Oh pm Way Freight. &s NJ
Accommodation. SAT N
kOl and each thtrd Sunday, dating from April
9TH. The above trains connect IN Chicago for all points
east. Passengers purchase through tickets at this
ooiCe to the principal cities east and west.
FRED TAVEEER,
Ottawa, April 2lst, 1873. Agent c., i. l. & p K. Il.
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If you will chew tobacco, use the Fountain
at Smith n Rsing's--thc best in the market.
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Remember the Old Settlers picnic on the 2lst
{ August, and II. Walthcr will be there with all
'lc refreshments Of the season.
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Tor base balls, fishing tackle. ,-04uet sets,
TOYS aid notions, go 20 r. vll.he-.. one door
moth n post ot!icc.
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toE SALr.-A good secondhand buggy. a.
Deans stable
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4 Owed tn the Mnrr.

For good, nice fresh lunch, got up ON -hor
notice, call at Picrgucs.
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We saw load Of splendid new apples on tie
street on Wednesday at 81 20 per bushcl How
much - ache they would average 10 the hushcl
We did not learn Probably those who bought
thrrudil
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To SPoRTsMEN.-Anothefl barge invoice of the
celebrated Parker brccch3f sding shot gun, just
the thing for the sports man, at Ebcrsol *
Krouscs.
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WhLrHEE.-lienry Nal,hcr', new uuI.e- BE-
making show above the sidewalk ID, l5--.
double cellar speak, Toy oua oE tl. beet md most
-nIfi buildings .1 'b. CITY,
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F,>Dr DEINk- Billy O'N,iL - o., Exchange
Hot. and -Impl. rooms. is determined 60 maxi,
the other bartender yi'" on fancy drinks, and
De- can do il too, Read hi- card ia another column
y tl-. rlpcr 4 Won f-.l lrl.
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II you want pair Of prime fall md winter
boots, get pair OF those Ee.i calf nout. 40 !
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NEW Coon. Mcgafin is just receiving hi,
fall stock, comprising all the latest improve.
mcnt' in boots and Shoes and hi, motto j., 80
sell cheap for cash.
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-r...Cl.- nsr- CIDER LIN. p...--.
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III E-'y f., tue best organ ,a 'l. world
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Judge A. ". Cavalry has purchased 'hr Earl
property on :Ac west tide and 3, putting s, I'm
shape for "a nice home