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Hahn Dillon Next Weekl

The great comedian John Dillon, with splen-
did company, will give two performances at the
Opera House next weck-Tucsday and Wednes
day evenings. On Tuesday evening he will ap-
pcer in his great specially, major ds Boots" in
the play Of "Eycrybody'o Friend" There will be
an entire change of programme each evening
In his peculiar line it is well known Dillon has
no superior on the American stage. Admission
usual price. See advertisement
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Tho Rnstnn OuinteiIs

The famous Mcndelssohn Quintctte Club, from
Boston, will give a concert at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, They will be
accompanied by Mrs. j. W. Weston, the distin-
guished vocalist. This club" has been in exist
cncc for number of years, and their reputation
rs the finest band of musicians Of equal number
in the world is universally conceded. See adver-
tiscmcnt.
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Local notices, ute, ! cents per linz.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT..

our facilities for dong all kinds OF job Work, tAe va
r!ous styles surpassed In this section.
and solicit those Wishing anything done in
trIsneto give call. BY the udicous and liberal use
OF priRtcrs ink many mans oIuneh AS been made, and
the aedis still open Try II.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
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SHIETs--Mr. Loyctt's shirt mandatory is
success. He j, doing a very respectable basi
ness and give, satisfaction in every eusc. lIc
makes and IT. shirts on very -Eort pEdrr and
guarantees . perfect IL il every case. Hs
charges are very reasonable. He rooms are a,
No ~ Main street.
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GERMAN School SOcIETY.-On Wednesday,
evening last a preliminary meeting was held at
Turner Hall, to organize "A German School Socie.
". meeting vii! be held at the hall on Tues
day evening next, commencing at 5 o'clock, TO
effect a permanent organization. Ii is the pur.
pose Of the manager, to start a hrSt-Class school
in Turner Hall immediately. The services of the
very best teachers will DC secured, and also a
special department will be under the care of a
professor who can teach English pupils the Ger.
man language. We are glad to mention this ed.
vocational enterprise and promise it liberal
attendance Of English pupils, and wish it com.
plcie success.
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RrSNwAY.-Nr fuckers team ran away f;our
Schulcr'- warehouse gu Saturday last. ts.iug TO-
rifcd into iigLj hy one II th".r monsters El"wu
~ n canal boat They demolished the w1g'u'
and hurt Mr.. Ityh,r.
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ptsaNrn Post Office.
LOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:

Rev Dr. Stccic's lecture on the "Mysjic Writ
iug Of the bodilcsa !hand' was not delivered last
Sunday evening on account Of the incicmcncy OF
the weather, but will he the subject tomorrow
evening.
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WHAT Oofs o. Nr,N,--A day q. " o.uls, ~
picked ur ia, following mysterious document.
l. i, q duuriD. .r'u-, - tb'c1t dire add 3looAy
ur ! William ouN.
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Phillips ByO- are ia the tea trade. 26 chcs'-
iu,, received direct from importers. lou al.
slway- ind the bet TEA, and the lowest prices %,
The zig. 7 .,,.y. y; / > S,i,c street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Until Further notice trains pass Ottawa as fellows:
aOIsa EAST. GOING WIS.,.
nj rht Express .... 1870 Night Express 2s A
Accommodation $50 AN Express Freight. 6:lU "A N
Eo2-Day lex daily 2l0Ph No -Day Ey daily a01
Through Freight 9:21Ph Way FreigNt....,. 2aS r
Accommodation. S:iI VI
NOS. and 3 each Nrd Sunday, dating from April
3th The above trains connect In Chicago for all points
east Passengers purchase through tickets at this
office TO the principal cities east and west. -
FRED TATENER
Ottawa. April FIST, 1873 Agent c., II. ID P. Il. Il.
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+. stone Abbott, distinguished lawyer OF lc.
land, in this county, has removed t" Nebraska.
We regret to state that he forgot TO pay ror the
FREE TRADER before leaving,
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CHANGE or BAsE.-M. H. rEE,onrt. known
Ter so many year, rs the best hootmaArr IN OF
lava, Ia, removed his shop and store ;roIn Mad
j,on street 10 the room over F. G. Prescott, hat
store, No - La Sale street, Entrance 10y out
side stairway.
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BosroN BcoT ANp SHoa Noy.G.-This well
known popular boot and shoe house continues
to be the center Of attraction. They have very
full line OF everything from the coarsvst hroguc
for the day lahorer or rtoga for winter wear on
tie farm, up to the finest CATER for the fashion
able BELLE the dainty or the cNQui4itc dandy. and
at prices that defy competition. Every depart.
mcnt 3 full and running over and prices are
away down, like the weather, to zero.
II YOU want anything in the boot and shoe
line and fail to call mt the Boston Boo, ana Shoe
House, yuu viii miss il. Mind that,
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landlord OF The Exchange Hofcl, has gone away
on q visit 10 Canada. II was fashionable in war
time, To- "a to Canada to get out Of the draft. II
ONrill went there 10 get gu; Of the present
drau-ht he has lit il admirably. His friends
mourn his absence. and sing:
%, Willie. ~ have missed you,
q Y-..l-nr.. MllLl.. hmm. =
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Rcmcn.hc. that splendid stock e.. 'Hruitur. a.,
z. ". Moore. on LsSallc street. lie h. the
largest and best stock n the city aao 5, the low.
,st prizes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-01

HEAR YE.--The auction house on the south
side of the court house square, run by Peter Won
Smith, is success. 1t is 4 marvel how thcy can
sell such excellent goods as they have there at
such low figures. Among the articles "too nu-
merous to MENTION we may name table linens,
towels and napkins, a full stool, of ladies' and
gents underwear, also gloves, hosiery and the
like, besides wooden oycrshirts, and gents heavy
shawls, zcro-c ardian Jackets and other goods Of
that sort. They have also heavy horse blankets,
Mackinaw and Ibcd blankets, &c. The crowd of
customers always in and around thc store proves
that this house does lively business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-01

Dom ,uis,...uu wafer ,u -.uughs-nu, gam,
Hp' -uy>r. NAR'tN.
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The peerless potatOc yic1ds lou. h4adrcd
bu'bc!- 10 the acre. Phillips Bros. have Just re-
cciyed ear load from York state. Every farmer
should lsyc some Tor seed. No better puta'oc>
IN u--
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PERsoNAI.--Wc had the pleasure 81 meeting,
The OTHER day, Mr. LUddington, agent o. u. D..
Mallory'' celebrated Baltimore oy-tce.. \.""rn-
tlcmanly agent" Nr l.. tii,r The hin
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Wa; porcr IN ahuHdaRce-au 'Lr n,r -,yics-
50 N-rr7,'-. p. .t,'- 81 -i'ud
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SANDERS, %, No. l3& Main street, la,
d vrry complete stock Of fresh groceries,
l. them v'ry low. He deliver, them 20
sor ;hr city without extra charge.
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For .,y-c meme, small mems sud boy. uutcr
scar. - - \. Alochulcr's, at The yellow corner.
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oy,,rr, q, 10 and 20 cent, The 1c,; ia the
market At PicrGucs.
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Todd = selling the best .pyn- vHrs; aous at
So Dry aUnd-cd-
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Ifyuu x1ai o. splendid ou,R,, -. 20 N-.ar.
ia,'. %, lie yellow rurus-.
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.-Somrwncrc in Ottawa, recently. span.
-. liver colorcd, white neck. hu,Gy tail
a!rrN.rd offered for his recovery
THo> MCDFRVr..
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Hcenan & Go.

No. /, is just Respondent with new goods. 1t
never was so well filled with goods as at present
The stock is large and complete and every de-
partmCnt is crowded and no detail is lacking
The line of dress goods is very attractive and
is wanting in nothing that is new and pretty.
The dry good department is also more than
full.
The stock Of groceries ia also very large.
In fact this is the most complete assortment OF
dry goods, dress goods ard groceries ever open.
ed in this popular store.
We must not omit to mention the large line OF
fanncs and blankets, and above all the special
bargain offered in shawls.
They have, too, q splendid stock
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SPLENDID Mgu,-SIm. Dric .l,. g. ahead 10,
all opposition on choice meats. IT, ,"ri- Cd"
hcs' II r,crr;h.ng tina; should b" luuDd 20 70.
regulated hutchrr shop. TO in .h... ."-:', rs.l
rec g magnificent lay "ut u frc-r sur.i. o. ~.
lad.
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Walfbers Opening.
INE NEW BLOC h,

Yesterday raorning Henry Wa!ther's grand
confectionery establishment was thrown open to
the public for the first time
The block - doubtless the finest, not only in
the city, but one OF the best in the cuire county,
The block is Il brick, on IL stone foundation.
The size is 10 by *, two stories high, one ii and
the other l3 feet. The basemen. is well made Of
stone, dry, clean add we'll ven gated and lighted,
so that to all interests and purposes it is another
story OF Itself. These is an extension under the
sidewalk for coal along the entire front of the
building, the width OF the walk.
The front is handsomely ornamentcd and sur
mounted by 4 galvanized iron cornicc Of very
elegant design.
The lower story front is iron and glass-large
iron columns and fine plate glass lights, 5XS feet
IN size. The show windows will be most elegant,
and Illuminated evenings by jets under brilliant
rehcctors in the center Of the windows.
The interior Of the store exceeds that Of any
similar establishment in the west. On either
side OF this room are deliberately carved black
walnut cases--onc without glass doors and one
with. These eases alone cost about $500 each,
Opposite these are four magnificent counters
of black walnut, with Tennessee marble tops and
panels. They are - feet long, and upon each
is n splendid show case.
The floor is Of ash and walnut, IN marrow
strips.
The store will be warmed by a furnace.
In the rear of th, is splendid lee cream par
Tor, elegantly decorated.
The I'd story is divided into ice cream pUrlors,
sleeping rooms, sc, &c
The lower story also contains another elegant
store, which j.. to BE- occupied by Geo. ~ Cash,
W. c. Furucss was the architect, and Colw,U,
Clark q Co., builders
The block is a credit to the city, and the enter
prise of Mr.. Henry Walthcr, whose name adorns
the front OF the building
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. Syorc ,appiic- tn publ, Nna uc'-.- ..-1.-
/ turc 4rI d, lower figure tl,a eu, once, gu
ana So, him, on / Sa!ir -tscv'.
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REMoyAL.-jamcs T.. Murray, the popular book
store man, 80 long 1T the Opera House, has re-
moved biz establishment to Prescott's old stand,
on Madison street, 1t the northeast corner Of
court house square, where he will hereafter De
found. lie has very excellent stock and sells
a. low y, any one eau with. He has u much
larger stock than ever having much more com.
modiou, quarters. He wishes the public to call
around and ,cr the new goods and learn the
pricce
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EJIiuiNo So,G.n =, having TsASi5-T-G ii'S'
~ - 1gre of -'"sA 81 Thu r-S,~iIlnn srv 'sN"o
ai jr,.r utr ya'.l isc d. -''sr-- have Instructed
ID. b. -ol,,'or - ~ cut an Injunction fe>h'iN-
M he ro'l'.'1"1 "f IN. TX until Tie ms;;yr
,pa'i have Hrgn.>'nrnI'',d 20 T. yoU',-
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minnesota wlca, iour at $50 rr- Ia Of T,-'..',
4
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=. ha-,ls psAr>1 ruwd,r,- DE- g.. - 7'a''>
".r,'n K fi1r,cr,sr ,rc' 20 Airt- =: - ~.
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r,v >If-.To, good -h"- rs>r- - '1-m,1
~ liapruau',
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LOS, -m,,I n,.,h ard-rau 90 --,ta -nr-
..u;...y,. ..nd ur. hll'd 10. NasUel> la -,
name. g-,ul laitrs' rro s'i a,ll Bot. rsta an
,r.,.-.,,. ...,o 81 rI- gtcs,atf0'.
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- Dec. 'rsdo, since be INnr, dou app' -
v. = ri.. ~ &C.. 'ar ,,iusyy drnlcr-. tn, s5o
49,. -,.''u-. o.,i,usi. sad CUISINES. suite .lv,
Ia" ..... and g,orl. Arva that they .sr newer
.r.rI..i,. 'll1 iu Hur nor, and 'hry d" TO-
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.. Willie. ~ have missed you,
O welcome Willie home.
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Some rowdy boy, nave been gu..-r t.. setting
H., 10 tac lone tree At tie old powder h,,:-c.
Thu should 5r raw-hidcd, hor-y-vh.po"d ant
tu,n .au-,I ir tar river while.
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,hoisr .v5uu st Eialr i;r,.,. 81 'ar : "a. hes.
Fas S,Ir Two ,oo1 'hov ,Ie"' ~ osn' q s
ilr',.tu1r'>
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HB.r...ao,' s,ar-a.~ az. -.a''ev - 70.
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- N K Y NDuTr'- Nv :, |''I' .''|"I N =
90 .. FrtrIurr
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Nulag lass very .a-.r 81. r'- OF '-,"N-. &.
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Evry!yG Srup~l.-THe ,,cuin school ~ me
Third ward school house will mrc; "a Tuesday
evening". ia~tr"I o.. Wednesday evening" h,s--
after. All who desire To- enter the present t--m
should Doe rrc-cu, on TUESDAY evening Ic>'. 81"
Nj Jenkins informs Us.
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ftRS

The best they have ever exhibited here. This
line embraces everything one can think Of in
this sort Of goods. Now Is the time TO buy furs
cheap. The quality which they have obtained is
much better than heretofore while the prices
are more than reasonable.
BUCKSKiSt.
This i q new line for this hUuse, and comprises
very heavy stock OF all that could be desired
These goods come direct from the manufacturers
and consist Of everything in the buckskin line.
SucCEs, CroN MERIT.-Mrs. T. A. Roberts, She
woll-known and popular drc1s-maker, is meeting
with the most gratifying success. She is getting
orders from the most fashionable ladies of Ottn.
va and vicinity, and never fails to please her Gus
toners Even the most fostldious 20 away from
her rooms perfectly delighted. She receives the
very newest styles every week from one OF the
largest fashion cmporillms in Broadway New
York, and being . painstaking and careful artist
follows her patterns to the incest line, hence she
make, up her goods to the perfection OF the
newest style and at the same time does her work
with ,crupulous cXactncss. Call at hsr rooms
over Mrs. lIarpcr'S millinery headquarters, on
Main street
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tr .t,-.. t-.,usttn,4. flo. -u.l- Co. ~, = s'cr
rod. Ep '4. s-.U roper and n"..po linz, ,u-, rc
rei.,h .. D.N.V q. IlPru,,--
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-09-12

Chancery SaIe.-ln pursuance and
by virtue OF decree made in the Circuit Court
for the county OF Van Buren,, in chancery, IN
certain cause therein pending. wherein Joshua
w. Waterman is complainant and Nphous NJ.
Merrifeld. Mary NJ. Merrifeld, Alfred Du-
charms, George Prentlss, Charles Il. Fletcher
and James Tillou are defendants, bearing date
the second day Of April, A. D. 1873 shall sell
Monday, the sixth (6th) day of October, 1873.
at twelve O'Clock noon OF said day, at the front
door OF the Court House, In the village OF Paw
Paw. in the county Of Van Buren,, and State Of
Michigan the following described real estate,
to wit: The north half of the north west
quarter Cd Of section twenty-seven (27)
township number three (3) south OF range
number thirteen Q3) west, containing eighty
acres OF land more or less, in the township Of
Antwerp, county OF Van Buren,, aud State Of
Michigan. Dated August Goth. 1873
JOHN j. SHERMAN, Circuit Court Comm'r
r. j. ID. BURNS, Complt's Solicitrs. 96Ot7
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The Prossect 2. o. has been removed. 1t was
moved from front room into u back one and
then moved back again. WHAT wonderful
changes occur ID some places. We are looking
for something else to happen soon.
Sickness is very prevalent in Broodsyle,
least every third house has ono or two sick,
and they say tits stlll worse in Hartford and
Bangor.
Tho Breedsyille school house has taken
move. II W. located in the street. has turned
around and moved to the bacG part of the yard
and IN consequence Of damage to plesteling nc
the opening of the school is delayed a week,
while it Is undergoing repairs. Byron McAlpen
iunor brother OF Professor McAlpen, the lect-
urer who taught there during the past year, is
engaged as principal teacher
This place has several fine commodlous new
buildings among which will be especially noticed
the Smell Hotel, and the store of Messrs, Baker
and Knowles, others are being erected. The
place is improving, and fast assuming more
pleasing aspect. The people are remarkable
for their intelligence and courtesy those OF
larger towns would do we'll to initiate their
example, for they certainly impress one with
tho idea that they would be pleasant people to
dwell among.
The recent rain and cool weather render /.
delightful travling on the road. We can now
dispense with cur wrlnkly linen busters, and
wear our best hats. 1t is so refreshing after
the dusty sweltering times we have been hay,
ing.
The Hop pickers are at work As we pass the
hop.yards we can but listen to their morriment;
they seem jolly set, but hav'nt very heavy
crop to harvest this year.
The farmers are cutting their corn. Tho
apple orchards present very good appearance
but how we miss the peaches.
How frequently do VIC meet What few years
ago we should have considered great novel
ty.- might even have imagined a chariot from
plutos realms. the coal drawers, with their
dusty loads and faces / often End it difficult
70 decide wether they are fifteenth amend
ments or no., yet without doubt some Of them
ara Democrats. 90 little can we judge from
pppo.rauces. II FL only another instance Of TIC
sheen in Wolves closTng II. p s..
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Estrayed.-From the undersigned on
the 9th OF july one Muly Cow about seven
years old-color, white and red, speckled one
ear slit on the under side, apparently by dog;
tits very short and black. When she went
away she was near the calving time, and prob
ably has young calf by her side. Whoever
knows OF such an estray animal will be well
paid for the information, or for returning her
to me at the village OF Bangor. 963t3
Sept. s, 1873. A. NJ. CONANT.
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MARBIED.-In Otsego Aug 31st by Rev. y
J.VANWYcK Mr.. CyRUs X UTuE OF PmeGroye
and Miss FLORA P1xtEY of Hillsdale Mich.
MARRIED-At the residence Of the Brides
Mother 10 CLAY, Orondaga 60. n. y. Sept. 9th
1873 BY Rev. j. =. STEWART Mr. DAVID WISE OF
Pine Grove, Van buren, Co. Mich To Mrs. y.
NJ coCLE. OF the former i'lace.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-09-12

The Odd Annusl Fair OF the Van Buren, Co.
Agricultural Society Will be held on the Grounds
of the Society. at Paw Paw, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oct /, 2 and 3, 1873
Large additions and improvements have been
made. Stalls for the accommodation OF 100
head OF cattle, and so new horse stalls. making
over 200 in all large addition to Floral Hall
OF 4OI55,-the building is now 100xSO on the
first floor and 35x100 on the second; the Grand
Stand has been removed to a position near
Floral Hall and rebuilt IN substantial manner,
under which are eight eating Saloons beside
the large dining room, whichis so feet IN length
with $50 feet Of table room. 125 rods of picket
fence has been built. inclosing the whole turn
OF the track near Floral Hall, also four good
wells OF water, affordlng ample supply. Other
improvements have been made which add very
much to the be iuty of the grounds, making the
bost County Fair Grounds in the West. Farm
ers turn out and make this what it should be-
the best County FAIR In Michigan. Hay and
grain will be furnished. free OF charge, to stock
entered for premiums. $50
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The Future Looks Bfish.
fer

we all have TO creep before we can walk.
Don't bH discouraged II you loose everything:
TOT those that are not ashamed to work, far
dealing with your fellow man will ultimately
result to your benefit.
About three years ago Mr.. q. Mrs Hubert
opened small Grocery Store more properly
called at the time q peanut stand Sixty dollars
being all the money they had, they put it in
goods: and from that time to the present they
have worked early and late adding little by little
10 The stock untlll now they have as we'll select
ed stock OF Groceries, Provisions. Cigars To-
baco &c.as can be found in Paw Paw. They!have
just enlarged thier store and are doing their
share OF the trade in their line Of goods II is
generally know that they keep the best quality
OF Teas and sell it from ten to fifteen cents less
per pound than any store in town. They sell
their goods for Cash and of course their expen-
ses are not heavy, and do their own work. For
this reason they are able to sell cheap they
always pay the highest price for Butter and
don't buy poor butter II they can help it. They
buy farmers produce to certain extent Give
them call.