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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

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respondent says that the Archbishop o.
PR. M. DIVE, ria. 70 .ro,bsr d;n,o
|
Ina'ic d'Incuity' OWING 10 pastoral
letter which was read to a few Of the
faithful in the Cathedral, and then post.
a IN .h ,r ,o, sho,t .;, A.
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the journals dare not puoiish II, the sole
idea of its tenor may be formed from
facts. First. it was written Immediately
\, c;..ho-..,. 80. -
a.'e' " " ie'"'n ''N ..ome'
where ne had several interviews with the
Pope. Second, Marshal NacMahon
went directly to F;pisra's house and
| made an apology for the letter. saving
| !. NOT. On the snb;sc, wonld anpear in
offici,l ;onrnal ne.t mornino
The naatoral letter contained tbinos
ot.nsiys to i;sly and to victor Emanne,
Fnronean le,ters s.v Italy seems N
have become bonelessly bankrpnt. The
people are SINCERELY loyal to their king
and ministers. and are almost pedan,ic,
allv attached to the English theory OF
parliamentary Government. The States
asks uothinc better than to leave the
Church alone. but thew have no bread
And no spscie and they have floods. ma
laria bandits and paper money
At the dedication If the ST. An,honv's
P.rochial School Yesterday the harmony
of the OCCASION was marred bv a dispute
between the Italian Society's Church
and Ta1ber James. The society desired
TO cary their t,ae in the nrocession lint
the father insisted that thew should
march under the pontifical Tag. The
extreme folly displayed by sons mem
beers. rather than surrende. the emblem
of the unity Of the Italian societies. dis
persed the other societies. ireland.
lmeric. Reloium etc vere renresented
bv their respectiye fiags.
Long Branch AUGUST 17-President
Grant General Babcock and Commo-
dove Apmer lef, This morning for New
YORK
Washinctou Auonst 17-Rpford
Wilson Solicitor of the Treasury De-
n.rtmrnt has returned from the West
HE fin.l renort on the secret service di-
vision Of the Treasury Denar,ment will
r. u,,a. after oda;,ionaI .a.,;Donv has
bean taken
CHICAGO Aucnst 17-Iord Dn6.r;n
Governor. Censral of Canada Tho has
ha.n the cit1's onest sine. S,tnrd,y TO-
10. ,;s;ted n. Roara 81 Tr,ds accom-.
nar;.d hv ~. w;fs and s.a1 III. nsr,v
-. cord;allv r.ca;,ed ard On I..vino
v.re entlusias.icsllv chsrre5 They
viii sner5 N. DIV in 1;s;tiro Mac, ~
;r,.rIpt IN ~ c;,,,
Sn.c;.ls sav ,bat Horny G. Rove,
s.iIsd fnr Fnro,s ON The Er;t.,nia los.
S,tnrday
Ouebcc Auons, 17-Trodell's livery
stable and drivino sheds tooe,ber with
H.. 5-eJiing occnnia5 Nv tba Co,on;.I
secretary We're burned las, ni-bt. Ioss
$40 600
Paris. August T.-President Mac
Nahon his arrived at Leuaus. and wa.
received TODAY. He will
visit the barracks and the workshops,
will attend a banquet ahd will review the
troops. From Lemans he will proceed
TO laval. the capital Of the Department
Of Mayenne.
Comple,e returns fro m the Depar.-
meu, Of Colvedos give Dellany. a Bon
apartist, 40. 794 votes. and ALBERT. Re-
publican, y GOO.
San Francisco. August lit is now
supposed that it was a Chinaman who
beat Young MIlzener SO terribly few
store. One Chinaman suspected of hav-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

II is said that daily paper is to be
Long for United States Senator.-|a.
Independent
1t may start; but to convert the voters
of Ormsby favorable to belong for the
Senate. will consume longer time than is
allowed by law. The people Of that
county have received too much benefit
through William Sharon's operations,
directly or indirectly, to set him aside
for belong. professional politician
nothing more.-Beln,OntC Courier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18
THOMAS WILLARD,
CLOTHES CLEANER AND
REPAlRER,
c a II = O n - Il IL r H Il
Opposite the Ormsby House.

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
4 NNOUNCES THAT HE IS NOW, AS
IA heretofore, prepared to renovate all kinds
OF Clothes, extract grease and stains and cleanse
Ladies' MRItilles and Cfoaks.
Grateful for past fsvoTs. lie solici.s Q con-
tinuance u the xtrUnase heretofore given to
hin. ie25.tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

Price of greenbacks unchanged since
Saturday ) quotations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

GRAND CoNCERT.-Our music loving citizens
have a rich musical treat in prospect. Prot. H. s.
Harrison, the celebrated tenor of New York, has
kindly consented to give grand concert cxclu-
svely by male voices. He will be assisted by our
able home talent, Messrs. smith, IIobert and
Kendall, who are toe well known in musical cir.
cles to need any commentator here Prof Har,
rson is successful teacher of voice culture and
director of musical associations. He has fine
voice, of extraordinary compass, taking high {
with ease. Ably assisted as he will be by the above
named home talent, we may expect some very fine
music We have not in many years heard really
fist class tenor; Mr.. Whitney of Boston, being
the last, we believe, to favor Ottawa.
The concert is to come OFF in about two weeks.
Look out for posters and programme with full
particulars very soon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15
Genuine HOspitalify.

A select party were the recipients of an enter
tainmcnt last Saturday evening which eclipse:
any thing Of the kind givenip Ottawa for a LONG
time The party, composed OF half score, as
seElblcd at the residence Of rail road Official tc
partake of sumptuons rcpast, composed Of
baked duck picked bects, picked pork and sar
dimes The table was spread with all the deli
cacies OF the season. Champaign was scarce, but
green sealed soda water flowed freely. The mar,
dance was omitted, and jvber substituted Poke,
was ruled out, and fox and geese introduced In
It's stead. The comet was discussed and our hos
did COMET like many tale unfold. II anybody
wants to know any more about anything, they
will apply to anybody who was not there. selsh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

The Opera House Is undergoing mere thor
ough renovation on the inside than IL did ex-
ternay The audience room is being rcpainted
throughout, and the walls and ceiling frescood
in beautiful designs Now scenery is being made
and put in place. so that upon the rc-openinS
those of our citizens who have heretofore FIRE.
quentcd this place, will be greatly surprised at
its Improvement The gentlenanly proprictorS
(Colwell " Clark are sparing no pains orexpense
in making it u first class building in all its ap-
pointncnts The frescOcr is gentleman from
Chicago who stands ut the head of his profession
ms Il decorator Of theatres and public halls. The
Opera House will be rc-opened during the coun.
ty fair week by first class company the star
OF which will he Frank Aiken, the Chicago thea
tire man, who was burned out during the late
fire. That the owners of the Opera House, as
well as the unfortunate star, will rcceiTe hearty
support from our theatre gocrs, we have no
doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

AMERICAN HOMES is very slightly and well
filed magazine OF the lower priced class that
pays regular monthly visits to our sanctum. 1t
is literally illustrated and well conducted that
we see no difference between it and the larger
magazines except its dozen or two less pages.
well written and finely illustrated article in the
August numbcris From Hold to Mine" by Chas
Barnard, explaining all about the great Reading
Coal Mines. Its leading serial is "Acnsah," by
the Rev Peter Pennot whoever he may be, but
of whom we will soon know more if he keeps up
the present interest Of his story to its close.
There are the usual shor: stories and poems,
scientific department, literary department. fash.
ion department, wit and humor, &c, closing with
several pages Of music. II. l.. Shepherd II Co.,
Boston 81 year.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceived at the bookstore Of Osman Il Hapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

Az IMrRovEMENT.--Nr Cushman has had for
some time II very complete arrangement for pro
tectng his Machine shops and foundry against
fire His steam engine day and night is in work
ing ordcr--steam up. He has determined to en-
large the throwing capacity, and length of hose
to such an extent rs not only to protect his own
buildings, but also the surrounding buildings OF
his neighbor's, to the extent of three hundred
feet, or more. He has put in lay pipS from the
side.cut to his engine having a diameter, or flow.
Of six inches This viii supply an enormous
quantity OF water. His engine being Il very pow
crful one, can supply, If need be- a dozen hose of
three hundred feet Mr. CuShman's safeguard
against fire is a good one and deserves 10 be
initiated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

CARELESS Ess.--An accident occurred AT Day
ton from the careless use of fire arms which re-
suited in dangerous though not fatal wound
upon Mr.. G. Saaman, Of Chicago. Mr.. Shannon
was trying to trade revolvers with gentleman
at the hotel on Tuesday morning, when, by an
awkward movement, the piece was discharged,
the ball entering the right side little below the
nipple, and striking L rib, followed il clear
around To the spine
Or. Godfrey, of this city, was sent for and in
short time found the ball, and removed il. We
saw the unfortunate man on Wednesday eve. and
though suffering considerably. he seemed conf
dent Of getting over II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

MAD SToNE.-Mr. Giles Roberts, whose boy was
bitten by a supposed mad dog last Sunday, visit.
ed IL mad stone with him next day at Boone sta.
ton The owner of the stone told Mr. Roberts
if the child was poisoned by the bite the stone
would adhere to the wound otherwise not. The
stone was duly applied and adhered like lcech
II was removed several times and placed in warm
water, when grecnsh scum would arise, until at
last the stone would no longer adhere, no more
scum would arise, and the poison was pronounc-
cd extracted.
pup bitten by the same dog is being kept in
confinement to prove whether or not the dog was
rabid that did the mischief. Should this pup 90
mad then the test will be Il fair one Of the cilica-
CIV of the maidstone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

Among the prominent arrivals at the Clifton
Hotel this week is DR.. Ralph Mason, a widely
known physician of more than ordinary skill in
the treatment Of catarrh and aural diseases. Our
Chicago and Aurora exchanges have been re-
peatcdly eXtolling DR.. Mason for his many re-
Inarkabc cures, and in another column We give
specimens of some OF the more prominent cases
Among DR.. Mason,s patients are some of the best
known men Of the statc,-amon% others, Judge
Emerson of Bureau County Court; Hon. Wal.
ter Kilnball, of Chicago; Judge Manning, OF
Crawford; member of Mayor Colvin's family,
Of Chicago; Hon. f. l.. Meeker, of Cook county,
and many Others of like standing DR.. Mason
has lived in Illinois since 1856, and is the grand
son of one of the early judges of our Supreme
Court, thus having a social rs well as profession.
al status. He has consulting rooms at the Cliff
ton Hotel, where lie will remain for several days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

THE WAR IN THE CARY PATcH.-Thc adagc
that great men will differ" has been demon.
stratcd dnring the past week by the frequent as
sembing Of parties from north Of the canal at
the reception rooms Of Justice Leavens. The
cases disposed OF thus far have been Mary
Mahoney vs.. p Irion, p. Irion VS.. Mary Mahoney,
Mary Mahoncy VS., p. Irion, jr, and the one set
for trial on Monday next is new case--Mary
Mahoney vs. Paul Irion.
The dispatch from our war correspondent to
the effect that Paul had thrown up breast
works, proves II canard, as Paul says it is only a
feed shed for farmers.
The skirmish line has advanced as far south as
the Repuplican office, and We learn on going to
press, that the local of that paper has fallen back
to his sleeping rooms (the NJ. +. church, in good
order During the coming week we shall see
what we shall See, and inform our readers of the
loss in killed and wounded, as near rs possible.
Charge, Chester charged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15
SPACE. iw.2w. IM.sM.ls MsM, lY.
Twelve lines of Agate make one square.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Adyertiseue nts not under contract must h plainly
the length of desired they will be conn
ued and charged for until ordered ont.
Business and cards mot exceeding rve ,es)
Inserted at Ave dollars per i've lines. one dol
AT per line extra.
Transient advertising in AL TO he paid strictly in
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers hiscontinuing their ADVERTISE
ents before xpraoa of the contract will be ciarg
edthe full rates Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other notices not heir
regular business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
~ In no case will these terms be departed from.
~ The date the slip which the subscribers name
Is 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 e
the to which they have paid and at once notify
publishers OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

THE NEW DEPoT-Thc c. X, !. e Z. Railroad
company are quitting up splendid new freight
depot on the site of the new one recently burned
down, the ground for it being broken on We'd
nesday. The new structure is to be OF brick upon
stone foundation. 1t will be seyenty.fye feet
long by thirty.fve feet wide, and eighteen feet
from floor TO the ceiling. The ticket Office will
be an elegant room in the center, lighted by n
large bay window on the north. At the west end
will be the freight Office, and the telegraph of
fee. The interior will be very nicely finished,
and provided with comfortable seats Water
will be carried in pipes from the artesian well 10
the depot. The roof will be of slate, and the gen.
eral exterior credtable to the company, and ac-
ceptablc to our city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

ANOTHER MANUFACToRy--Thc Ottawa tile
and piping company, located at the bend Of the
side cut, has commenced operations. They will
have a capacity for turning ont many thousand
tile per day. Already orders are pouring in, and
the firm feel greatly encouraged in their estah,
lishment Their facilities enable them TO manu-.
facture all kinds and sizes of tile, up TO eighteen
inches in diameter Thus step 10y STEP Ottawa
is gaining ground in her manufacturing cstab-
lishmcuts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

a SAD OCCCRRENCE,--A very sudden death
occurred in the town Of Walham on Tuesday
last, resulting from the supposed cause of drugs
taken through mistake The deceased was 4
Miss Annie Robinson, about thirty years Of age,
and up TO the time of her death, in good health.
Her brother is physician, and it is thought she
made a mistake in taking some medicine. She
leaves a wide circle Of friends and acquaintance
to mourn her premature death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

ATTEaPT AT BURGLAr.-On "Wednesday eve.
ming some daring sneak thief undertook To enter
the residence OF Mr.. ID. V. Toulalin. but was pre-.
vented by the appearance Of Mrs. T., who de.
manded his card The would-be burglar cut
stick, and has not been seen since. Mr.. Touzalin
requests him 20 call when he is at home As a
host, ID. V is a success, and We doubt not Mr..
thief would he Irarp,iy welcomed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15
Fourth Cavalry Reunion at Ottawa.

By the following card it will be seen that, al
though the soldiers reunion to take place at the
Clifton Hotel in this city on the 2Tth inst is an
ailnirIfor which the 4th Cavalry only is rcsponsl.
bic, cordial invitation is extended TO all other
officers and soldiers of the late war to unite with
them in having good time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

We are pleased to note that The wagon and
feed yard of Mr. Gates, near the Richardson ee-
va.or, is fast becoming popular resort for
farmers. The plan upon which the yard is run
is as follows: A charge Of ten cents is made for
stalls where farmers can put up and feed their
teams, and leave their wagons or carriages in
perfect safety
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

II'T'I ITTII'
EDS. FEE TRADER; Allow the citizens of Mar.
settles to express through your columns their
gratltudcto the Ottawa fire department for their
readincss.o assist us in time of need The fire
was unde control before the noon train left OF.
tawa, andconsequently Il dispatch was sent not
10 come
We roget 70 learn that some miechcyous per.
son shoul turn the hose from one of the other
mill, on N Of your frcmcn who came to see
the ruins ". W JOHNSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

DR.. W. c. FAIR, Veterinary Surgeon, (membcl
of the Ontario Veterinary College. Toronto, Ca
nadal All diseases Of Horses and Cattle treated
in a skillful manner. Special attention paid to
surgical operations, and charges moderate. Ad
vice on oil diseases free. viii be at the Galloway
House, Ottawa, ILL.,, for few weeks.
DIR. W. {. FAIR, v &
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

While grading Tot near the rayine for Mr.. IL
T. Clark, gang of wOrkmen found a skeleton
supposed TO be that OF an Indian. II consisted
Of the bones of person who in life must have
been between six and seven feet in height.
Whether the locality was formerly an Indian
grave yard remains to be developed as the
grading proceeds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

ANOTHER woNpER-How and why is it that
A. Frank tS Co., the Peoples Csothiers, have the
finest trade in the county. Their goods arc
good, fresh. and cheap, At 81 Be- ssllc 81.
A,FEANK & ca.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

Now is the time for persons TO prepare for
winter by laying in your supply Of shirts. Mr..
Lovett Of the Main street laundry, is prepared to
manufacture this cass1of goods at prices and in
styles that will be sure TO satisfy any who may
call upon him. Remember, one custom made
shirt is Of more service than half dozen ready
made things. Laundry aud shirt mandatory
ut AZ Main street. Call and see for yourselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

SAD ACCrDENT.--0n Saturday last in this
county, Mr.. Orten Cop, young man aged about
IS years. caught his foot in the knuckle joint Of
tumbliug rod Of Mr.. Brewers threshing ma.
chine while in motion, and was fcsrfully hurt.
His ankle was completely unjointed, and turned
around, and the bones Of the leg split open to
The knee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

HoME-MA3E CLoTHING.-Ths should be the
peoples watch word: "Patronizc Home Indus
try" The undersigned is now busily engaged
in making up the best brands Of western cloths,
and will sell them in ready made garments as
cheap as any Of the eastern goods of inferior
quslty> Hc will warrant all his own make
goods in every respect. S. C. BARNETT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

LaYr OrrAwA.-On Monday last Mr.. Henry
rorney, for 1--we years past a salesman in the
popular dry goods house OF Scott, Bros. & Co..
bate adisu to his many friends in Ottawa, and
started for Philadelphia. We learn that posi-
ton as travelling salesman has been rendered him
from leading wholesale house there. We wish
him success in his new undertaking.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

THE Comfy FAIE.--Messrs. Nicely and Red
dick, of Ottawa, and Harrington, of Geneva, Wis.
tied Chicago during the past week to secure re.
duced rats on tickets and stock both to the
state and county fairs. They succeeded in get.
ting reelection for beth on tickets of onc-half
The different railroads will decide in Il few days
AS to whai reduction they will make on fr2ights
At prcscn, the county fair this fall promises to
eclipse any previous one, and our people all over
the count should join hands in helping the Off.
GERS in mixing it success. For any informa-
ton or pcmium lists, apply to Asa Hoffman,
Secretary Office with the County Treasurer,
Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

FIRE BELL.-The new city hre alarm bell ar
rived on Thursday. II weighs six hundred and
sixty lbs, and has a shril clerr. powerful tone.
II can make itself heard all over the city, under
ordinary circumstances. We hope that our good
people will seldom hear its startling voice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

THASks.-Thc popular caterer Henry Wal.
Their places the employees of this office under
many obligations to him for a basket of choice
fruit 1t consisted of peaches, pears and prunes
grown on the far-otf Pacific coast. That dealer
should succeed in business who furnishes our
citizens with such luxurcs is not TO be wondered
at May he live "und prosper" until the peach
stone planted by our devil grows to tree, is the
wish Of the FREE TRADER forces
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

a HEROIC REsCUE.-On Wednesday morning
a fri.htful runaway took place on La Sale ST
\ horse attached to demo- 3t wagon tool
fright and became mnanugeablc, rushing to
ward the Illinoi, river at brcak-ncck pace
best to stop the charger. Nj. John Stark, seeing
the danger Of the child, rushed into the street
and seized the horse. He wa, dragged onto the
sidewalk, but finally succeeded in bringing
things to halt Just in time TO save the boy. The
wagon was literally busted" Mr.. Stark is emit
tied to credit for his heroic conduct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

OBiTUARY.--Mrs. Caroline Ealscy, relict of \.
Halscy, decd. former resident Of Ottawa, died
20 years of age.
Chas. J. Mctzncr u prominent lawyer in Au-
rora well known to many Of our citizens, died on
the Sth inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15
At the Yellow Corner

Look AT THEM--As fine u sample of Robes as
it has been our pleasure to gaze upon, are now
on exhibition at the salesroom of the manufac-
turcrs Mcssrs. Hull & Bartels, the matters. They
are made of wolf, fox and coon skins expressly
for VIM. X. Milligan, Walter Strawn and Samuel
Millikcn. Farmers Or Others who are judges of
such goods are INVITED to call and examine these
specimens, whether they wish to buy or not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

THOSE SSAIN. And now cones Jerry Wood aud
" cusscs" rs (Baymouscl because in oar ,nsiX
story ir"ntiond only - OF the little reptiles
that that at one had swallowed, instead ri the
full number, H.: thirty iiy We put the nuru-
Der of the varu.i, lows low - VT ihuu-htthc
public would hea, now W. raise 'rm " 90 ti'rig
FIRE, and can't be colxcd Lor driven {, reduce the
number by 2 single snake
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

FREAK ~ LIcHrSISG.-On Sunday night, dur
Ing the thunder storm, the line Of telegraph IN
the Fox River road became Interchangeable, and a
Delay in sending messages OF some eight or nine
hours eEsued. The difficulty was found 10 exist
in the Dayton Office. The lightning had followed
the wire into the instrument and burned of thu
wire coil II was repaired during the following
Monday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-15

UP WITH THE BANNER.-M. Stiefel & Go. have
now gained their point, and are the sole agents
for the Great Western Union Trunk Mandatory
for La Sale county. As they are sole agents for
the best trunk make, they are able to sell trunks
for less money than ever sold in La Sale county.
VI. STIEFEL IL Co, White Corner