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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

| The tie between Ranlett and Zeeluf was shot
off, the former winning.
The new Gyro pigeon was introduced here for
the first time, and worked admirably. For the
information of mythologists, We state that the
Gyro is a new breed, raised at Buffalo 1t has
neither head or tail, nor inwards," and is econ
omical in its diet 1t is principally composed of
wings, and is constructed out of sheet iron. 1t is
thrown into the air from spring and revoyes
at the rate of 600 times minute when it leaves
the machine that gets up the motion; it wiggles
and hops up through the air, sometimes reach.
ing n considerable distance before the motion
dies, when the "bird" drops and is supposed to be
dead; when shot hits it, it squalls "natterl" and
instantly drops, in very lifeless condition. This
is how young man explained it to us. Not be
ing present, we took his word for it,
Mr.. Stewart is getting ready for another match,
having sent to Wisconsin for 200 real live pigeons
He will announce the time when the shooting is
to be, in the FREE TRADER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22
In New York.

Mr.. W. H. Hull is now in New York engaged
in purchasing his spring stock of Dry Goods
lie writes home that he finds goods "quite
cheap" and is getting "large and elegant
stock
We shall be prepared to show them in about
ten days, and hope that all who desire to see the
new styles and all who contemplate purchasing
will give us Il call. 1t is well known that AT
HulPs' can always be found the finest stock of
dress and fancy goods, silks, &c, &c, of any
house in the city, and he promises TO fully sus-
tain his reputation in this springs purchases,
Remember, ne dc|igM in sho,cing goods.
W. II. HULL,
% La Sale St, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

SPRING NILLGNERY.-Pratt's Bazaar is the first
to open the ball this season in Ottawa
ON millinery goods. This popular store is now
filed with beautiful assortment of articles in
this line. All the new varieties of spring hats
and bonnets, and the prettiest stock of imported
flowers that we have ever seen. The perfection
20 which art has attained is wonderful, and il
may be said that nature herself is fairly riyalcd
in the color and form Of flowers, the perfume
alone being the only lacking element to absolute
perfection. Among the new things We observe
the oXydized leaf and oxydized ornaments. Also
the polka dot veil The bazaar is also supplied
with a fine variety Of ornamental articles for the
hair, of numerous varieties. Ladies are invited
to call and see the new fashions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

NEW DEPARTURE.-ScOtt, Houtz IL Co. are
closing out the Streator branch of their Ottawa
store, and have made arrang ements to open a
very large store at Bloomington. They have
rented store 23xl2S feet, in the center of bust
ness, and intend to fill it with magnificent stock
of fancy dress goods similar in variety to their
stock, at Ottawa. Mr. Houtz starts east next
week to buy goods for both establishments. He
will buy heavily this spring, and expects to show
the fashionable people of Ottawa and Blooming
ton what elegant dress goods are
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SPACE. Nv 2W 1 NJ an 8 M.6M Y.
Twelve lines of Agate make one square.

Twelve lines of Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
marked the length of time desired or they will be contin
ued and charged for until ordered out.
Business cards mot exceeding enes
inserted Ave dollars per annum over Ave lines one dol
ar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all cases to be paid strictly In
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
ment before the expiration OF the contract will be chag
ed the full rates above Extra charge will also be made
for dissolution and other connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, fftet1 cents per lire.
u In no case will these terms be departed from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22
CITY Election.

The city election on Monday last, passed of
without any particular general excitement. The
battles such as they were, were confined to the
wards; on local and personal issues. There be-
ing no opposition TO the reelection of Mayor
Boyle, that gentleman easily won the race against
one scattering" who obtained 8 votes against
1,052. For Police Magistrate, Thos. Larkn re.
ceiyed 546, Geo. W. Spencer 2l1, and V B, Weeks
292, giving Mr.. Larkin IS majority over ooth
In the LIST ward Geo H. Markle was elected
member of the Board Of Education without OPP
position For Alderman, Jos. Stout and Geo. II,
West, jr., had a contest The Doctor won by 0
majority.
In the ID ward f. II. Smith was elected Alder
man, no one opposing, and VIM. Cullen was
chosen School Director by % majority.
In the Sd ward, Dr. Dyer and W. II. Cary re-
cciycd the honors of an unanimous election, the
tormcrfor member of the Board of Wisdom, and
the latter to the city patriarchs
In the 4th, Moriarty and ThortOn were laid out
in the coolest possible manner by f. q. King and
VIM. Stormont 7. B. Brown came within II
votes of getting to be Board of Education-ist,
being beaten by 7. D. Catlin that many votes.
In the 9Th ward, Charlie Hook made points
more than Mike, in the heather Chinec game,
and won. Macrhoffer goes back to his seat on
the Board.
In the 9th ward j. F, Nash is returned to look
after the schools, and p, II. Conner is Alderman.
In the 18th, the "bloody ruction" was between
Peter Miller and Jas. Cunningham. Jim took
back seat on votes. Pete 'pcat him bcdt you,
but it vas tight skveesc, don't t?'
The battle in the 18th is claboretely detailed in
another column.
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CARPE s!

We are now prepared to
offer to the trade one Of the
largest and cheapest lines of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
tings, &C.. ever shown i'm
this city. Those in want Of
anything in this line will
save money by giving us
a call before buying else
where.
Carpets all the way from
25c to Sl.50.
Respectfully.
W. III. HULL.
% La Sale Street.E
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

THE VERNAL REPRESENTATIONS allied the
weather on Thursday and yesterday Snow,
clouds, cold, winds, blues, gloom, disgust no one
to love, hate-one's-sclf, and general miserable
ness prevailed in the air and domineered over the
affairs of men. Fe'ndl means green, and applies
to spring Any one who insists on CHASING such
weather as spring like is hopelessly green. The
latter partsf the word, nor, in one sense means
hurtful Or bAleful, or bad. The literal meaning
of cqui, equal, and nox, bad, as combined, and
with regard to the atmosphere, means that the
weather is equally bad, day and night The
dictionary, discovered by Mr. Webster, says:
"Equinoctial, equatorial line, so called because
when the sun is on it the days and nights are
equal in all parts of the world" Thus it will be
seen that tho sun is entirely to blame for the
weather that we are grumbling about. 1t is
comforting to think how unfortunate ii would be
for Us If the sun were to take notion to be on
that line all summer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

RESUMED Practice OF LAw.-An impression
seems to have gone abroad that Washington
Bushnell had retired from practicing law for the
past year, on account of his duties as Attorney
General, and that he had not resumed practice
since the expiration of his Office Such is not
the case. He still attends 10 all legal business
that falls to his hands with the same energy and
success as Of yorc, His office is at the old place
and his law firm is Bushnell & Bull.
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Down! Down. Down.

Prices Of Groceries are down at d. Heenan q
Co.'S. The following are few of the latest quo
tations:
S1S lbs. standard A sugar for 81
81 golden syrup for 75c.
Kerosene OIL best quality, SOC.
lbs best Rio coffee, 81
AZ lbs. good coffee, 81.
Good gunpowder tea, per d., 6Oc.
Good Japan tea, per h., Soc.
Choice Young Hyson tea, per b., Sl25
Goods delivered in all parts of the city, free OF
charge
Dry Goods as low as any other house in the
city, Call and price them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

TAE PEAK FAMILY.-Ths troupe, one of the
most popular travelling, gave fine performance
last evening to an appreciative audience, at the
Opera House. They will give a matinee this
afternoon, at o'clock, with splendid pro-
gramme. Children, to matinee, Is cents.
This evening they will give performance with
an entire change OF programme, embracing some
of the finest music ever heard in this city
We advise all, who desire to be most delight
fully entertained, to 20 and see the bell ringers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

GoEE EAsT.--Mr. Flanagan, Of III. firm Of ID,
lccnan * Co. has gone cast on an expedition FOR
new spring goods for the Ottawa and Streator
stores, run by the above named firm. He will be
gone several week., and during his absence will
visit all the leading cities, and call upon the
great importing houses, whore be will carefully
select the spring stocks for the stores referred TO-
1t i, lii determination to buy largely from the
best wholesale stocks in the country.
Look ont for the new spring goods Ut y
IIccnau * Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

PAPEHING..-Hossack < Harden, paper hang
cr' and calciminer., would respectfully inform
their customers and the public in general that
they have secured the service, Of 1ho-. Bclro-e
late OF philadelphia, e., paper hanger f1r the
season. He j. well known to some OF our lead.
ing citizens a. one # the very be-. workmra In
the state, in all classes Of work from IN, plauc,'
paper 10 the finest decoration. Those employing
u may depend on having their work done cheap.
y, quickly and well shop IN Ho,-lck's block,
Main street
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Wall Paper.

By all odds the most extensive assortment
of wall paper ever exhibited in Ottawa
that which is now displayed at Osman &
Hapeman's book store. 1t comprises every
variety of pattern that is new and fashionable
that can be found in the country, and all
grades from the cheapest and most common
article to the very richest that is made The
before and each line is very full, so that there
is no risk of running short on any pattern or
quality, Paper bought here is neatly trim.
med ready TO be hung. Prices are such as to
please customers, 1t will be much to the AL.
vantage Of all who need wall paper or window
shades to call at Osman & Hapemans book
store before purchasing elsewhere
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

F. B. Hoyt the jeweler, who until recently, oc-
cuped window in the FREE TRACER bookstore,
has changed his quarters to the brick building
next TO Jackson * Lockwood's, III Main street.
Mr.. II. sells clocks, watches, &c, but dcvotcs
himself mainly to cleaning and repairing in
which line he respectfully solicits order from hi,
friends and the public
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LOCAL MATTERS.


On and after May 18TH 1877, trains pass Ottawa
station as fellows:
GOING EAST.
slight Express .... s:li M-Arrve in Chicago 200
Accommodation $50 MArrive in Chicago -. gSO N
No Day Elk daily 1888 MArrive in Chicago. 40
GOING WEST.
might EXPRESS ... l:44 M--Leave Chicago 1000
No DAY Ex daily LAS MLeay0 Chicago 1900
ACCOMMODATION -. SAT M-Leave Chicago 500 N
Sundays excepted saturdays excepted. Nos and 2
run each htrd Sunday. commencing May Goth. Through
tickets and baggage checks to all principal points the
States and Canada All the above trains make connection
with eastern roads In Chicago. Direct to points
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and the far West.
FRED TAYsNER
Ottawa, May 18th, 1872. Agent C.. r. 1. 2. h K.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

DIR. Brecse has just issued neat little pamph.
let for gratuious circulation, giving much yalua.
BILE rules for the preservation Of health. with
much other useful information. Copies can be
obtained by calling at his Office or through the
mail, by enclosing stamp 10 nay postage
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22
.JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

our facilities for dong all kinds OF Job Work. in tae
rous styles of the art surpassed in this section,
and we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done
this line give CALL BY the judcious and liberal use
OF prHter's ink many mans ioruneh been made. and
the deld Is still open. Tryt
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Dr.. BRaEsE.-On and after the lat of April,
DR.. Breese will be found at his office in the new
building Of Mr.. Norris, No. - Da Sale street.
His present Office is in post office block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

To Mr.. Old Blowhard: You talk so much about
pmp, fool, liar, yagaband, humbug, DC, to XXX
| am happy to see you assume all these nice
names for yourself. Who let you out of the back
door on the - side, one fine morning? Did
your garnisheed watch tick then? and have YOU
got the impression of that kick yet, so that any
body can sceit? With the watch you had better
skcdaddle to where You came from and live, so
that you would not astonish your stomach on
sour milk and potatoes! For your oysters call
and get the best at XXX, only 80 90 and 20 cents.
South Of the Court House. j. l.. PIEKGUK
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This week Ebersol q KrOuse received large
invoice Of guns, ammunition of all sorts. fishing
tackle and other goods in their line.
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The xxx Trash Oyster Dealer advertised last
September, oysters five cents It can cheaper than
any house in the city, and don't care button
o. a cent who knows it, and after that he wrote
to 4. Booth, Of Chicago, that Walthcr and Others
cut the price down on him. Come XXX Trash
Oyster Dealer, DC a man of word, and don't -kc-
daddle OFF to Canada wIfn Uncle Sam had work
for you at home, as you did eleven years ago.
H. WALrHEE.
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GROCERIES AND PRovIsIoNs-Nrs.M NJ. l.. Pier.
que, on the west side, near Schaffers Hall, has a
fine supply Of groceries Of oil kinds, which she
sells very cheap. She has sugars of all grades,
teas, coiTees, Loskport, Ottawa and La Sale
-four soap, salt, spices, dried and canned fruits,
potatoes, fish, eggs, and Kerosene oil, vinegar,
syrups, &c, in short full line Of good groceries.
Call and see her and get your moneys worth
everytimc.
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The Rev J. l.. Steele, rector OF Christ church,
will deliver the eighth in course of Biographical
sermons next Sunday evening, His subject viii
be " Absolom, or the results of disobcdicnce."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

OLD Folks HoP-Ihe last of the old folks
hops at Wills, t-auspired on Thursday evening
last These hops have been very pleasant affairs
and those who participated in them will regret
that they are ended
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sign on rag wagon that runs around town
reads Lilly of the Vest The fellow who
spells the word lily with two Is is an = of
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Look IL the mountains Of clothing at the White
Corner. The counters are piled 20 the ceiling
with new and fashionable good. for the spring
trade, embracing all variety Of shades, at prices
20 defy competition. Come and see them
VI SrrrPp1 A "a
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HEARsE.-R. W Moore has beautiful hcarse
and full line Of burial goods, which he can sup
ply on moments notice. He will promptly re-
Spond to all calls in the city or country.
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Shooting Match.

On Saturday last a shooting match for pigeons
the second match gotten up by Mr., Stewart, on
the shooting grounds east of the corporation
limits, near the Cushman residence.
The prize was a silver-mounted revolver, worth
$1,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

FUENITURE.-Mr Moore, the new furniture
dealer, has more furniture than We have ever
seen at Ottawa in one stock. II comprises all
she better kinds Il anods in llj~ I,uc. and his
pricJs are very low
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Old Blowhard, Walther you say so much about
pimp, liar fool You had better use decent Ian
guage. Shame on You, prctcndcr. Who let you
out Of the back door on the - side, at -
house. | can give you full names Of you wish
them. For your oranges, lemons best oysters
only 80, 40 and 30 cents, go to the famous XNN,
XIX. XXX, J. l.. Picrguc. Does your garnishccd
watch ticES
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SPRING OF lS73.-Boston boot and shoe store:
The finest Stock'of boots and shoes ever brought
to Ottawa will be found at this establishment,
and more constantly coming which we shall
offer to our friends ond customers at the lowest
possible figures, for cash. We shall in the future,
as in the past endeayor to keep on hand at all
times full assortment Of both fine and common
goods for ladies' and gents wear Believing that
our facilities arc such that we can offer induce.
mcnts that no other house in the city can, we
cordially invite all 10 call and examine our goods
and prices, and compare them with other houses
before purchasing. CHILD BRO d PHIPPs.
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JUVENILE MAsQUERADE,-Mr. Willis juvenile
masquerade is the coming Ottawa excitement.
The children are to have n grand masked party
at the dancing academy on Tuesday evening
next. His juvenile class is very large, and we
expect to see all the little ones there that oc-
casion masked in every manner of grotesque
characters.
Children masked are admitted free; all others
% cents each. Parents and friends of the chill
dren are invited to attend 1t will be the gayest
entertainment of the season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

Those "RocEEIEs-Van Demaa has a very nice
stock Of groceries, At his new stand on Il Sale
street. He keeps everything in this line that
one can think Of, and sells them cheaper than
any one in Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

Az AcCIDENT.-Mr. Black, Of the firm Of Black
* friedman, while attempting to get into his
wagon, on yesterday, by the sudden starting Of
his his horse, was thrown to the ground, and
was somewhat scratched about the face, hut for.
tunatcly sustained no serious injury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

Croquet sets fishing tackle tops, marbles, rub
Der and base balls and bats at II. walther's Toy
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DuEharr's Philadelphia shoes for children are
the best and cheapest in the end. They can he
had a, Child Bro. * Phipp.,
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you wan; tea As IS tea" be sure 10 call upon
Van Dcman- who has tn best variety Of good
teas ia this market:
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We learn with pain that Dea. r. o. Black,
while getting into his buggy yesterday in front
Of DR.. Hard's Office, on Main street, was thrown
by the horse suddenly turning, and quite ser-
rously injured. He was cut in the face and
otherwise painfully bruised We are assured,
however that there is nothing alarming or dan
gerous about his injuries
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

Heavy boots and shoes, 81 all kind-, selling al
reduced prices, at Child Bro. " Phipps.
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Remember tina. Prescott has all the new styles
OF spring has and caps Go and get your meas
ure taken and leave yuur order. Prescott will
III You 10 dot. and give YOU the newest fashion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

Oranges, lemons. swee: cider. maple syrup, figs,
dates raisins. cocoa nuts and fishing tackle, at
Pierguc's xxx oyster House
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Houses RoE SALE.-six head Of horses, buggy,
harness and wagon, for sale. Inquire at Van
Drmau's.
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SEWING MACHINE.-crhe ceiefsayed Victor
sewing machine for sale, and scwin, machine.
10 rent. n the Academy of Music
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John Ansehnks, who a year ago opened
shaving and hair dressing establishment on Col
umbus street. opposite the Galloway House,
wishes to inform his friends and all Others who
will be so friendly as to patronizc him, that he
has connected with his shop tobacco and cigar
stand, where one can always find good cigar
and the best kinds Of smoking and chewing to-
bacco. Call and see
AThu rnlNnrl salisfnn tinn will he "
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Lockpori, Rock Island and Sterling -four at
IIamales. on the west side.
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XXX, NIX, XXX, MN, XXX.-Tac ig,t time
II. Walthcr sent nice young boy, fourteen years
old, to get "a can Of oyster, 1.; not ;Ae XXX
kind, Of Lon P.ergUr, NJ Lon asked him L De
was one Of Walthe-'- qimi-. DO YOU Judge
others by yourself yoG NIX Trash oyster
Dealer: Do have little shame, = There Z, any
in yuu. u. WALInEE
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For the nattic,t Alaska hat ,u5 neck wear,
and underwear, call at j. Chri-tma,i-,.
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Mike ran for alderman in ward agains:
Thoroughbred short ho!n and got -adly Hooked
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We call the attention of our readers to-day
to the thirteenth annual report of the Wash.
ington Life Insurance Company, in another
column Business men will notice the char
acter of the investments and that the liabili-
ties are over $4,000 less than the tngested as.
sets.
The strong points of this Company are
l. A wise and conservative management.
In all It's methods of business, solidity, per
manency, and safety are sought, rather than
imitation, having the appearance of great sue
cess without the reality The safety of its
policy holders is its first aim
,. The business of the Washington Life is
transacted on the mutual plan, and for the
policy-holders rather than for the officers and
stockholders.
3. While the assets are securely invested,
they are kept well in hand, and can be readi
ly converted into cash.
4. Its dividends are non-forfeitable, and are
treated as the absolute ptVperNot the policy
holder, keeping the policy in force after the pay.
ments have ceased, when in most companies
both policy and dividends would have been
forfeited .
The Ottawa agency for this excellent com.
pany has just been placed in the hand of Mr..
Richard c. Jordan of the National City Bank
Mr.. Jordan is too well known to require any
commentator from us, We congratulate the
company upon securing such an agent and
heartily wish him success. Are you insured ?
Small annual payments will provide literally
for your dependent ones.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22

tail and wholesale at H. Walihrr's Standard
OYSTER House.
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D,EH BEAHvA--I viii SPAR. d few setting.
Is egg in setting, AZ -. It1ok ton premiums
at the Illinois State Fair 80 and ne,.ry. there
are no better o- purcr bred chicken, in America.
Come and So, them WILLIE + NELLY.
North - tae Eue. leland 2 - DEPOT