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Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
l. tier flom Governor WarIoth.

Ex.Gov. Warmo'h publishes a let
,.r in the Washington Hercd Of Feb.
-. with the view TO prove that there
no cvil,acr before the Senate g5ing
40 >hnw fraud in la'e election 10 Tie
L, tent Of changing the rcSnl,. He
, a'cs what tie evidence is before the
committee in reference to parishes
said TO have been carried by fraud,
and asserts lha, the vote was abou'
,nc same as 1858 aid 1870, AID con-
r;ud.s Ii, fulluw-:
respectfully submit, therefore, that
lncre MS no evidence before the
Spnatr committee worthy uf belief
hat frauds were committed IN the
late election TO the ext a ofrhangIng
,hc result. Not even the aiiidavits Oi
i've disappointed candidates TO III"
,mn.i.Siun OF frauds, th the few
in"orc'u,ive. in-i gniticant exceptions
mentioned. sc in e, idence, but only
memoranda Of what such aitdaVhs
were SAID 10 contain. sworn t" by Mr.
Lynch. violent partisan. ana inter
,.IcJ a. a member Of the pretended
hoard Of State canva-serS Wh" can
,,sscd into office Kellogg and his a.
sociates and to enable him to swear
IN th,.e memoranda He bad on Y
report published in violent partisan
n..w.uaprr. Gather out Of TIE ev!-
,rnce before lLe committee all that Is
intended 10 establish fraud in the
election on the part Of those who are
s,ylcd tho Futionists. and give I" .Hr.
Kellogg fifteen hundred votes in Rap
idcs. FIVE hundred in bossicr, i've hun
cred in Na,khitcches, FIVE hpndrcd in
ras, Baton Rouge, and still McEhery
wa, elected bv over three thousand
1--WE hundred majority. or give Mr.
Kellogg the largest Republican vo'.
ever east in the State. aud still McEn
nv would have ma "rity OF eigh
hundred and Sevcnty-OEe. Ii - al
nni,,.d that the official returns sho"
recollection of McEne:v and the Leg
.-a,ure recognized by him. The re
u.rt Of The majority declares that bu
FIR the uniustiliable inter lrrencc o
Jldre Darrell. whose orders were eX
.ruted bv United States troops, tt'
canvass made by the DeFeriet boar,
and promulgated by the Governor
declaring McEnery to have been elec
,rd Governor. erc., and also declaring
who had been elected to the Lcgisla
ture. would have been acquiesced IL
" the people, and the Governmen
would have entered quietly upon IL
exercise Of the sovereign powers o
the State. And further astonlSf
men, is expressed that any judge 4
the United States should thus UNIV al
ran,ablv have in,-rfcrred with Stat
government. and that no Language i
TOO strong to express the condemn:
ZION Of the conmilter OF such pre-
ccedinr. Can there, then, be any OIL
or logical or legitimate cOnc!u-io
than that Congress must rec"gniz
NcEnerv a. Governor. and snaran'e
10 the government Of which he wa
.lecred head the protection Of III
United States, and leave it to adiu'
j'- details, and punish under exi' in
l.ms. whatever frauds may have Dec
committed!
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
TAKE NOTICE:

All persons Indebted II ne viii please come
forward aud settle their accounts. have
employed M J S. Sumner!in TO coiier, my
claims who will be ready 10 Wal; tl OF yon Al
any time. | hope my patrons viii nc; cIas:
my Bills among the last 10 b. r,id.
DR.. PETIT. " .
RAyv,tar,L L. :, 0c:. 9Th. lsi1. int9F SIN.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
Grand Masonic Ball.
AT RAYVILLEr La,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 25, '73.

Thcrc All Lc 5iven. Il, the Lo.!Ir, i rrsn!
iiaoor,.r Pat 90 Tne-&y !, Gang, Feb. Ia.
iS1i. los to hcnt Ii, of tie thGrch aud Lrdge.
or rather Ia tSi-c mean, ~ = hlrh t. hnIs..
yayjn. l,r he nou-e erected b. By \ MUIR.
Let all turn uut aud e'Ioy the FESTIVITIES "i
liie occasion, ~ ~ pai,s All be spared to
make il 4 grand stccc..
Admission, ~ males $50 Ladies free.
EayGt.ic, La, Jan. ljth. 1873. Il.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
,sSSaSSiOv SALE.
The SIAIE or LDvislANA. !
farI-ii at l. riIltnd.

Succession Of Joaflh u. Thomas.
By vitue ol a v..t 81 sac issued nom tie
iiuil,ai.eh touri la and Tor tie ldrIsh ii
rlnit,tl,, ard Ia nae uIltctc,i al HnrIlii, 4" 1T
self Al puLuc ;tuc'i:t 10 tue biggest OIt ef i"r
cash a. TIE lnv,nIUrird aPpta.>-iHe"t. al Tie
door ul the ,ouI. h"u,e Hl i''yN i =. ON
Saturday, tic jh 3oy Of -lprh 1913,
the &c low .ti- dcscr.aad properly. to"u:
ou.u u r>i 4"rt-r See tr"n Two, I""n>"'I
f,urern q i.ausc ~ t.a>t coirtali.lng oLe
hu.LAcu ana ~ tuiy co., "rOie 81 r'~o
J. A LipDIiL,
NJ g.u III -S Sncrt
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
CANNED Ho0DS.

M. \. TAIg:uiIp. SAM. .. fAIRcHILD.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01

4 A Baue, >'ai- 81 i."n,-iana,
No @35 NJ v. Parish ui R'c!iland
B W Grave ia,h DIST. Co'rt.
BY ,irrn: 81 IN ali,- wit "t II Fa i-s,ie''
irin the, Hont l3,h i'lsiricr Court IL aud for
The Parish Ma i>ur in the above entitled
and u,:nat.r q raIi~,.. act ~ IRE directed ~
>htr,. IT rl.,. Par III cf IL Inland. have -rlIci
and " III oder Tdr s,r AZ the door at IN Cotri
hcu,. ~ hayviil., ,sid Parish, Tor cash. with
benefit of apPIaisement on
!Sat"r,'og he 5h daycf Arrd, 1873,
III. .faIinwing described properly, - wit
East ha,t at the North West quarter. and IA"
Ia. half ,frhr South West qua,Irr at >r,"i'n
q; -: ihr East half Of Tie Soxh Vet P"'rrrr a.
~, ion g. ail ia Township !. North 81 h,"Gr
Il FIT. containing ( ~ ant - one ga .ir''th>
aces Also ,he South Fast quarter # -.,'''""'
: l. and the North Ea>I guuiI,r Of section !,
the Wi bait of the North Wet quarter. and
the North West qnaucr CT Sor,h Wet quar-
,-r ii section IL. and Tie South haI ut the
North half and the South Wet qusrrero sec
ton ana the South half Of South Fast quar-
trr.f --rrinn >. al in Tuwn-hip 4. North
81 Rau2e } Las, il the Dsr ct Lard North ct
. Red RIVER La. Snd roi.Iiinir. s9i aui :.
uue.hundr-dths acres. with al! the buildIns'
and improvements thereon.
J. A. LIDDELI. Sheriff.
Mar i-5>G-t't $50
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
Terms, 81 81 lear.

inducements To tiahS:
Twenty copie, one year. and al ei.iie
copy Ia the sender 80 ~
Fifty copies one year,an' an extra -"ry
IA the sender So ga
Parii,, ssaiing Gibbs as ahore MAY ,r'gin
"a per ,sa Of Ae monry rereired iy 'hea', Is
COMMISSION.
Persons desiring to act az agents supplied
with specimen bundles S.b""''"rn copies
sent free 10 any address. Al lcItcrS should
be directed to
NEW YORK WEEELv NEWS,
EXON 10.
NEW YORK CITY POST OFFICE.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-01
Shot.
The Great Democratic J0nrIlal.
TUE. NEW YORK
WEEKLY NEWS.
DEM. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
4 Mammoth Eight Page Sheet, Fifty
six Column, of Recalling Matter

Confirms III ~, mws. i'm, domestic.
rolitcai unl general. with fll ani reliable
market reports Zach number also contains
several short stories, and srrat yati'y of
literary agricultural and sci.'uil,c ui;lcT ri".,
etc constituting, II is co-ii,.i1ly s--rr'cd, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26
AT VIII. HULL'S


So much has been said about hitching posts,
it seems subject for every one to free their
mind ON, Noticing in the FREE TRADER Mr..
Strawn's almost fatal accident a few weeks ago,
thought some then of freeing my mind; for the
idea of being angry at the city council for re
moving the hitchn% posts around the public
square, instead of at Mcssrs. Lynch Il Beatty for
having ring in n rotten plank, which dccciycs
their customers and cndangcrs their lives, struck
me as being ridiculous. However, that was
nothing compared to the book just out-title,
" The Destroying Angcl"-which undertakes
to inform us of the whole proceeding Of the
great affair, pro and CON-
With the book ! find no fault, for there isn't
anything in it to excite any kind of feeling except
disgust. We find low wit and q string of rdi-
Guile both for those that were for well as those
against the removal Of the posts, The author
being rather ashamed of the mess Of stuff he has
got together, tries TO palm it oil on Bccmus. If
Becmus was dead his spirit could not rest under
such medley of nonsense, for whenever he had
occasion to, or felt like giving some one a rub,
you were not at a loss to see the point, whereas
in this you grin because you know tits expected
of You, and have that uncomfortable feeling OF
knowing you've made Il fool Of yourself by laugh
Ing when there was nothing to laugh at
The FREE TRADER editor was right in rcfus
ing to publish it in his paper. 1t word hurt his
business and instead Of making him appear
ridiculous, the writer Of the book has made him
out a very sensible man. Our city papers are
not willing to make Sporting Times or Poi,c Ga
.ettrs of themselves to,gratifya person who seems
to be only too well acquainted with the men
that wear white aprons, How well he knows
how other men do! Ny impression Is, he was
short Of funds, and seeing other, that were more
fortunate in their p"5ir yporL,s having those
things he 50 much desired, in a fit of dcspcra-
ton he originated mot without few drops from
the white aproncd mans cup this trash, in
hopcs ofmahnr a few dollars, that he too might
partahc a- well a. they IIEno doubt j, in favor
Of posts; the nearer they are together the better
Zee can manage to keep out of the gutter
AuNT SNIlIE
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A large lot of ladies' linen and white suits and
redinSotcS, sent to us from lagc manufactur
Ing house in New York, with orders TO sell
at sacrifice, which we will do. They will
be open for this days trade. Ifyou have any
thoughts of getting n suit don't wait an hour
but come and see them, A nice suit trimmed
very handsome, with polanaisc for S3 and
$3.50 Avery handsomely suit formerly sold
at 50 and $40 now for s.. Suits worth $l2
now for 1913 to $3.50 Bargain in bleached
muslinS, 1000 yards of soft bleached shirtings
at 121. cts This muslin is sold elsewhere at
Is cts. Ifyou want few yards or piece
come Immediately. SCOTT, IIoUTz e Co.
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STREET PREACHISG.-Rcy. y. Jackson, who
calls himself an evangelist and preacher Of the
gospel, without claiming affinity to any particu-
lar denomination OF christians though being
thoroughly orthodox in the faith has been holding
forth several evenings during the week from the
Court House steps to such motley crowds as
spontaneously collect each evening in that yicin-
ty. lie has good lungs and talks cohcrcntly at
least, and if Bernhard, and Mead, and Judge Gil
man, and Charley Hook, and the rest OF thc'sin-
ncrs that occupy the offices about the Court
House during the day and usually tell stories
and squirt tobacco juice on the steps in the even.
ing, would only stay to hear him, Brother Jack.
sons preaching might do 4 heap" Of good, He
seems to be very much in earnest, and for ought
We know, may be Il very deserving man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

WHITELEl'o THEATRICAL COMPANY.--As an.
nounced in our last, theatrical company under
the management Of Mr.. John Whitley gave en-.
tcrtainmcnts at the Opera house in this city
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and last evening
and give n final entertainment this evening
when Macders great sensational drama Of Katy
Did, will be presented.
The season Of the year, with the evenings short
and the thermometer at 90, is unfavorablc for
! gathering large audiences 10 witness any indoor
exhibition, and that mustto for to account for
the fact that the company have been encouraged
| by but Il moderate attendance; for certainly OF.
tawa has never seen finer acting than was eX-
hibitcd at the Opera House durngth the past week
While some of the actors, and most notably Miss
Sylvester, have shown histrionic powers such as
one seldom sees on any stage, it can be said with
Il truth of Mr. Whitelcy's company, what could
not be said of any other stock company We ever
saw in or out of the large cities, that there i, no
really inferior actor among them. All have
shown themselves admirable in their proper
roles. As to Miss Sylvester, We say in all hon
csty, that her acting IN the part Of "Lorlic' on
Monday evening, was the finest We have ever
seen, and we have seen about all the notable
"stars' Of the last 30 years. Miss Sylvester
seems young, and may lack qualities 10 fit her to
shine as a leading star on the Metropolitan
boards; but in the way Of depicting passions
fearful rage and agony, profoundest depths"
She has few equals and no superior; while in the
opposite and apparently mcongruoue role Of
light comedy her rolickmg eXubcrance is en-
chanting
She is said to he great" in katy Did" which
everybody should see tonight,
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THelve lines OF Agate raake one sQnaIe.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b, plainly
mark the length OF time desired they will be contn
ucd and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hvtllnes
Inserted AZ Ave dollars per ave lines dol
9r per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly in
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
mens before the expiration of the contract will be charg
the full rates above Extra charge will also be made
dissolution and other notices not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, hitetl cents per line.
~ in no case will Cnese terms be departed from.
TT 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
the date which they have paid, and at notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

Nr jenkins, city school superintendent, pub
fishes Il voluminous report in Thurs days Repul
Hcdg Of the result Of the examination, tire
weeks ago, Of candidates for admission to tn
High School. Forty-eight candidates prcscnte
plicants !? were from the second ward, of WHOM
passed; Il from the Sd ward, of whom $ passed
= from the +th ward none of whom passed; /
from the 9Th ward of whom 3paSsed; and iron
the ith ward, Of whom passed.
The follow table gives the names, rank am
ward of those that passed:
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The Aurora Turnycrcin, Il new organization
starting out with some 10 members, wisely con
cludcd that it would be the proper thing to mi
tiatc matters by an excursion TO Ottawa and Il
picnic in Hoes Grove. They gathered up their
wives and little ones, with sprnkling of cou-
sins and ncighbors, ana band Of music, enough
TO FIJI three passenger coaches, with an extra car
for baggage, and came to Ottawa in a special
train, arriving about o'clock \. NJ. ON Monday.
Our Ottawa Turner's had heard Of their coming,
hada committee at the depot to receive and escort
them to Turner Hall After appropriate greet
ings at the Hall, the party were escorted across
the river to the grove, where the visitors, with
numerous Ottawa Turner's and other citizens and
a few Turner's from Peru, spent the day in the
usual way on such ocCasions-that is, in hearty
social intercourse, in lbatons of"zwei glaS lager"
in music 10y the band, dancing on the green
sward, &c.
We regret that our friend Jack Layine should
have deemed the occasion a fitting one to attempt
to get up particularly snug little row. 1t was
an affair wholly outside Of the programme-no
Turner o. German, or any other person having
the slightest business on the ground, had any
thing to do with it, and the place for it was just
two miles and forty rods up the river in the mid
die of the dam. Jack fully realized his mistake
when the fight was over, for he got nicely pun
melted we understand.
The Germans regarded it-as it really was--a
side affair entirely and paid little attention TO it.
By in the cvcningall had returned safely to the
depot, and amid the earnest and hearty adcus
and " Lcb'.wohl's" of their friends, headed their
train back towards Aurora
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The Steel Works.

The report TO make on the subject Of the pro.
posed steel works at Ottawa this week is that at
the suggestion of Mr., Ashley Mr. Swift and Mr.,
Eamcs went to Toledo last week with the hope
Of meeting ard consulting with the officers OF
the Silicon Steel Company, but did not meet
them At the suggestion of Mr.. Ashley, how
ever, they prepared two propositions, both OF
which Mr. Ashley personally regarded as practi-
cable, and these are to be submitted at meet
ing Of the directors to be held in New York next
week. OF course, all will depend on the dcci.
sion there made.
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LOOK IERE,--Thc stock OF summer goods at
D. Iccnan Il CO., attracts much attention, not
more for Its unusual quantity, but the quality
and variety. They are selling goods down at
bottom prices, and cause a constant rush Of pco-
pie at No. II La Sale street, where you will find
the best lot Of excellent goods ut almost Gus
toners own figures. Go and see, and you will
find goods at so little above first cost that you
will be surprised.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

facilities for dong all kinds OF job Work In the
eous styles of the surpassed in this section
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
this give a call BY the Iudicous and liberal use
priHters ink many mans fortuneh as been made, and
tAe neld Is still open. Try It. no
Orders by mall promptly attended to. So
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

JNIL Bmp7.-Wm. Riley and John Tuycr- wcr.
committed to jail hyJu,ticc Co-grovc, o. La SALE
for smashing the Windows and otherwise riotous
ly COMFORTING Themselves at the house Of Jane,
Skclly i'm La Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

New PAPER At SrRENToE-IryinG Carrier
lately Of the Marsciilcs idyrticr. has purchased
the necessary material and VIII within week OF
two commence the publication Of 4 new weekly
paper at Strcator, to be called the Strcutor Fra
Press" Mr.. Carrier has all the necessary ability
industry and pluck to get out first rate paper
and with decent support will show the people
Of Strcator how fine paper they can have il
they are willn" to pay something like what it ia
worth.
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Ottawa Post ONCE.
SCOTT, HOU7Z & CO.
SemiAnuua| Closing Out Sa|e'

Great reductions in prices
Of summer Dress Goods.
Many pieces marked down
to half their value.
Very handsome POpiins,
new goods, worth 40. 80 4
60c, now only %. 30 & 35c
per yard.
Grenadines, Organdies 4
Cambrics, Laws, &C.. mark
ed away down.
Handsome japanese Pop
Inns at l5c per yard.
We will offer to-day Il lot
OF summer Dress Goods very
pretty, regular prices % 4
3Gc, al 12!c per yard.
SCOTT. HOUTZ 4 co.
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TIE CHCEcHEs.-E. y, Lewis, ESQ will preach
At the Congregational Church Tomorrow
Services at the Presbyterian Church to-mor.
row, morning and evening.
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STEAMBOAT TRAVELLING PERFECTLY SAFE
The Travellers Insurance Company has paid the
following losses on holders Of accident uo}cil-
who lost their lives in steamer disasters: On the
Nets, $1,000; Cambria, 5000; Constitutions s.
900; Pcwabr, 5000; Missouri 5000; City oN
Boston, $1,000; Sea Bird, $1,000; y. {. IIa,hiu
$1,000; Marmora, 5000; City og Bath, 5000
St john $1,000. Harris and Krlipr n"rnt-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

ErREA, CoIlryE-N nrst-cla>s Institution loi
ladies ana gentlemen. Nineteenth session D.
gin, sept. IL. C,a,>c, formed 10 meet the want,
fall Beautiful and healthy location, ample =,
Communications, thorough instruction and popu-
lar maua-e",.n' Apply for particular, and cat
a,ugut. 4 VI. WESTON,
Eureka, Woodiord Co. r..
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For Stewards Travels Around the World
and for reasonable fire and life Insurance, call at
Holhrook'S Agency, 1l9 Main ST.
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We learn that the officer, Of the Soldier, Mon
Gmcnt Association have, ut the request Of Tie
County Agricultural Board, agreed not to have
the monumental dedication ceremony during the
week Of the fair. The day az the dedication will
u HmummnlDl Irr.--F..r
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The failure Of the noon passenger train on the
Fox River Road To- connect on Monday Was
caused by the train running or the track at
M.lin-ton, causing a delay Of several hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

u you scri Jut Grow,y. dcbiitatcd. have f-c 70
4ucut headache, mouth tastes badly. poor apps
'i'r and tongue coated, YOU are suffering from
Torpid Liver "g BIiuu>ncsS" and nothing will
cure YOU So speedily and permanently IS D.
Pierce, tiH,Grn Medical Discover 90
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Fox SALr.-S0 acres Of grass, at $3.50 an acre
ia the town Of Wallace, sec 10. Enquire ON tn,
premises of j. ~ Fullerton.
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COS: Et-r.-That's our friend Frank, Of the
arm Of Sticfcl x Frank. His business there Is TO
select splendid stock of clothing. Watch for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

y military company Ia, been organized at
s.rcator, numbering over TOO members,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

I,ppo pound, bc-t peanut, fu,t received go,
sale cheap at H. WaltLc-'-.
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The s-cncy Of the Singer Sewing Machine 3, o.;
'se Academy of Music, where sou will find every.
thing in ne Tay Of planes, organs. sheet music.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

The host = g.. cheapest, and that : II. Walth
80, ice cream. '-TCa1je, candies 81 -ars ard
peanuts
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Chicago, Rock Island e. Pacific Railroad.
Until Further notice trains pass Ottawa fellows:
GOING EAST. GorN6'WRsr.
hit Express $3.50 Night Express l:2s
jommodation.. $50 NJ Express Freight. $40
,o2Day Elk daily l2l0PM No l-Day Ex daily 2:05
Through Freight. $40 Way Frelght..... 2:tp NJ
Accommodation. S:i7 "
Nos. and run each NiYd Sunday dating from April
3h. The above trains In Chicago for all points
east. Passengers purchase through tickets at this
Odice to the principal cities east and west.
FRED TAVENER,
Ottawa April 2lst, 1873. Agent C., u. l. d 7. l.. r.
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TE1-A-Y!
Prices per Single Pound.
Prices per lb. to Clubs of $50 and upwards.

These Teas packed In boxes bearing Trade
Mark and are of superior quality Everybody should know
who they buy Teas or as all who sell watches are not
watchmakers.
We have had eighteen years experience and truthful
y say do not deal in damaged Teas but receive choice
lots of Teas from first haLds which offer TO our custom
direct Heretofore Teas have passed through too msny
hands before they reached the retailer and consumer Or
Teas selected for their excellent drawing qualities and
II not satisfactory may be returned.
Persons getting up Clubs for Tea will be alloy
ed per cent. in money or Tea, as they choose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

Ecrybodyi, getting -four at Todd Cir, Sin
cause there j. none better
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tEors.-Our farmers generally ar. aHuu:
through harvesting their wheat and oJ'- crop.
Spring wheat has been cxrclcni--in many cases
Tie finest crop in ten years. Winter whCat was
all winter killed. Oats are heavy and good
Corn, with TIC prevailing hot weather. /, lp.u.
spl.ulIl'y.
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Clothing of al description, 20 O., CIau--
Bazaar OF ". St.ctel * CO.