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cn Thursday afternoon Justice Leayer, invi
ted one OF our business men 10 contribute - anj
and costs Tor engaging n sss lrsstizc Of slap
l2ins laiy on ibc .JtesS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Hot coffee, tea and good nice lunch at II.
Walther's bakery.
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Funerals attended by Moshcr, undertaken, 81
La Sale street. A tirst-class hcarsc will be fur
nished when required.
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Class started next Monday fer the study Of tel.
esraphy. Apply this week.
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Pleasant, easy, rernnneratiyc, healthy, and but
a short time required to learn the business OF
telcgraphy. Try it. School opens Monday next
Amply this week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

ANY person from ten to thirty years Of age can
learn telcgrapby.
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Norman =. snow, we'll known maChini>t for
mcry of tia itv, has bought the interest " the
late Alfred POO in the foundry at Peru.
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JUsT REUrivED-A new and elegant stock Of
hair goods az Mrs. 0'Mears's millinery rooms,
Opera House Block.
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There was rain cnoIgh on Wednesday to las
thc dust for II hours hut no longer. Yet il was
the only rain We had had since The fS<sDAsek In
july s~s> Is -
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School for the study Of telcgraphy opens next
kcek in Chccver's Block.
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Fresh oysters, that will Jc oysters, at II. Va,
TIERS standard oyster house in a few weeks.
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Fall style Of six hats now ready, also noboy
styles in felt hat. Just out. Railroad caps IN
endless variety, ct spear = Chara,s, - l. Sale
street
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We learn from responsible party, that since
the Father Mathew demonstration tcsH'yJir,
Iri,hmcn IA and around this city have agreed
hereafter To abstain from the use Of all that can
intoXicatc. For nearly two weeks everyone Of
them has kept the pledge, and our informant
feels confident that one year hence they will be
found as true to their plightcd faith as now.
We have no quarrel with the Ottawa Temper
lncc League, though they seem disposed to
quarrel with IL. Yet wc have very serious doubts
whether, in their entire last six months work,
they can SOW any results comparable with a
few days reasonable appeal by the +. NJ. I. \.
Societies to the understanding 81 an intelligent
pcopl" vino, q, BE leaders said, need bat 10
know IHsir duty to de- it,
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While Child Bro. ~ PhIpps are offering great
bargain, in all OF their summer goods they are
making specially of fine ladies' wear.
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Temperate meeting IN the court house yard az
o'clock 4. VI. tomorrow, ~ usual
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County Fair.

The board Of management OF our fair grounds
would call the attention Of our manufacturers
producers, stock growers, and our citizens gen
orally 30 the dates upon which the fair Of La Sale
County will be held viz the s ., 10, H. and T. OF
September.
1t is to be hoped that all our people will for
once lay aside any prejudice, and assist in making
it the best fair ever held in the county.
For copies of the premium list or any informa.
ton desired, parties viii apply to
As, HoFrMtN, Secretary, Ottawa.
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Try the best telegraph school in the west.
Open. next Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Lake Superior ice cream, cakes and pies %. II
Walther's bakery.
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If you are married or intend to marry, rcmcn
Der that to save money you should buy your
stock Of crockcry Of Thompson, 20 LII Sale st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

We learn that the grain corner IN Chicago the
last Of july yielded several ducats to some of
our Ottawa grain firms. We are informed that
the following firms got grain in at a fancy price:
William Carey boat, Shuler IL Bro, boat, f.
Richardson * Son, . bouts, all corn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

= Buy your nice Michigan peaches and fruits q
Agk;rds at IT, Walthcr', great fruit store.
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Peaches purchased Al Il. Ua.ihor's c.@l; s:oE,
vii b dclitlr.j 10 -ny pr; o. :.e ,..y.
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Remember that Ebert, the popular Main street
confcctioncr, will be on hand at the old settlers
reunion, to supply all who may call upon him at
his stand on the fair grounds, with any refresh.
mcnts they may want in the way of lunch, ice
crcnm, lemonade cakes, pies, sandwiches, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Peaches, Peaches Peaches, BY the box and
basket, cheap at II. Walthero.
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The chcapes; place to purchase hair goods Is
at AIRS. O'Meara'a, Opera House Block.
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The people ana the press says that A. Frank
Co, Il La Sale street, west Of the Court House
is the best cheapest and the most reliable house
in the city to buy ready made clothing, hats,
caps, trunks and gents furnishing goods,
A. FRANK 4 Co,
The People, Cothicr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Eor good kip or calf boot at cheap price,
20 toMeyafnn's. hal tS 49,
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The Misses Crane for several week, absent
among friend. in the northern part of The state
are again d" at home"
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Mr.. Thorp, the patty whom VIC named in our
last IS having lost the watch and chain ut the
temperance festival was made the happy recipi-
ent Of his property few days afterwIrd It
seems that il was taken 10y one OF his friends a,
ojokc. That kind Of Joking might prove little
eXpensiye II br0ught before a grand Jury
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Farmers desiring good square meal or lunch
can get the same at c. lIcntrich's new parlors -
Madison St Coffee &c per cup and everything
else in proportion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

The H.p"JEcrn ciluscs again because the
fire boys ddt like its destinations made against
them two or three weeks ago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
Livery ( Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN

oud respectfully TO the citizens of Ottawa ant
nity that he has one OF The cnocest Livery Stocks In m
~, at the City Stables, such rs the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Don't forget the name, il is the Manhattan
white shirt, the best white shirt made Always
good assortment on hand ut the Square Deal
Ing House. VI. SrIEFEL ~ Co.
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Crockcrl and glassware at greatly reduced
prices at Thompsoms, % Lit Sale Street
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CLEARING OUT SALE
d. C-o7k ANEES

Will sell for the next thirty days my entire stock of
Summer Dress Goods at Cost make room for fall pr-
chases Parties desiring to buy will find it to their in
erest to call early and secure bargains have also a
full line OF Notions Domescs. Groceries, Croekcry and
Boots and Shoes, which will sell at greatly reduced
prices (ulylSmo} D. g O'KANE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

JEwEIRY.-lhc popular icwclcr Trask, 81
La Sale street, is still Offering great bargains in
jcwelry, watches, Sc. His stock is much larger
and more complete than any other in the city,
and by quick sales and small Profits he is admit,
ted as the "boss jewelcr Of Ottawa,
GIVE him call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Try it. Stick to it till through and see the re-
suit-Tclegraphy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

\ pleasant study and just the business for
ladics-Tclegrsphy
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The lady who was SO much admired by the
thronS Of spectators at the post office on Thurs.
day wore pair of Chi!d Bro. * Phipps elegant
ladies CATERS.
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Get value for your money by buying YOU
boots and shoes at the cheap cash store of j
Mcgaiiin'5
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Thompson, the crockeryman, at 26 La Sail,
street, is offering his stock at remarkably low
prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

New telegraph lines now building. Operators
in demand.
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New RIG.-We observe with pleasure that Mr.
Bennett, grocer and next door neigh5or, hls q
spank spar. bran new delivery wagon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Fine ladies shoes at greatly reduced prices, a
Child Bro. q; PhpT,.
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With this number Of the FREE TRADER CON.
mcnca, the 3jth year NJ it, existence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

ESQ Iurhin Imposed L fine Of $40 and costs
each against Mollie Cook, Minnie Miller and
Mary Muscr, for keeping house Of ilI-lamc,--
on Monday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

You can save large per cent. 10y calling a
Child Bro, & PAipps for fine ladies shoes durin:
their great closing out sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Get pair O: t..o.c t.y gaf boot, d; Mcgsiias.
They are a..'. ,linior,able and do lot hur; the
Fel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

lee cream that is cream. Call at Wathcr', ice
cream parlOrs
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TElE5BAfEr.--The postal telegraph scheme Is
stiil alive and II adopted thousands more opera
tors viii bc needed b. ready Tor IL and study
tclegraphy. Gas, opens Monday st the Ottawa
Telegraph Institute
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

\ fun and complete stock Of undcrtai,crs goods
at reduced prices at Mosher's, La Sale street.
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Every ono praises that boat loAd Of Lamont
marble received by Louis eagle " Wagner last
week. The stone j. intended for side walks,
bases Of monuments, caps sills, &c.
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%. M.BIrCuCOck, General Passenger Agent.
/ ROBERT ia sns. General Superintendent.
ID. V. TOUZALIE.
July 5th. Agent, Ottawa, Illinois,
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\ good operator can get position any time
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Pure lemonade and soda water at Walthcr's.
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On Monday evening, and since that time, our
stores have closed al o'clock Pm. The boys
are thus enabled to 20 twice a week, and We pre-
sumo that 10y fall many match viii be made,
which otherwise would have been delayed until
spring.
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Tho Ottawa Telegraph Institute opens next
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AGES4 VASTEp--To canvas Tor a o.; selling
COS. Address Diarcr lJ0, Ottawa, H..
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sye stock of pine, they are adding a large stock
of hard wood lumber, such as framing timber,
oak plank, hickory plank ash flooring, &c. As
heretofore, they are prepared to cut lumber in
any shape to suit customers. We trust that their
enterprise in this direction may be rewarded by
L very liberal trade.
y good operator can get L position any time
Try it. Stick to it till through and see the re.
autobiography.
If you are married or intend to marry, rcmcm-
Der that to save money you should buy your
stock Of crockcry Of Thompson, % Lit Sale st.
! CrockcN and glassware at greatly reduced
prices at Thompson's % LII Sale Street.
--ss..---
Don't forget the name, ID is the Manhattan
white shirt, the best white shirt made. Always
good assortment on hand ut the Square Deal
ing House. VI. SrIErEL II Co
Thompson, the crockeryman, at 70 La Sale
street, is Offering his stock at remarkably low
prices.
The people and the press says that 4. Frank
IL Co.. u La Sale street, west Of the Court House
is the best, cheapest and the most reliable house
in the city to buy ready made clothing, hats,
caps, trunks and gents furnishing goods,
A. FRANK K Co,
The People, Clothicr
Tho Ottawa Telegraph Institute opens next
Monday.
lee cream that i, cream. Call at Wathcr', ice
cream parlors.
Farmers desiring good square meal or lunch
can get the same at c. Hcntrich's new parlors 81
Madison ST. Coffee SC per cup and everything
else in proportion
We learn that the grain corner III Chicago the
last OF july yielded several ducats to some of
our Ottawa grain firms. We are informed that
the following firms got grain in at a fancy price:
William Carey boat, Shuler IL Bro, boat, f.
Richardson * Son, . bouts, all corn.
The Misses Crane for several week, absent
among friends in the northern part If the state
are again at home"
Mr.. Thorp, the patty whom VIC named in our
last rs having lost the watch and chain at the
temperance festival was made the happy rccipi-
ent Of his property few days afterwlrd It
seems that it was taken by one OF his friends a,
ojotc. That kind Of joking might prove little
expensive ii brought before a grand Jury
With this number Of the FREE TRADER CON.
mcnca, the 35th year Of it, existence.
The cx-soldIcr's hold a meeting this cycnngat
the court house to further arrange for their re
uaiOn. See call elsewhere.
To REST-The large front room in the "a story
Of the Opera House, formerly occupied by Har.
RS aud Chisholm.
FOR quiet place and luscious zee cream, lem
Onadc, CT fruits our citizens should visit the new
0arlors uf G. Heinrich, - Madison -
California pears, plums and grapes at Wsl,hcr',
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Get your wedding party and nice family cakes
and pastry at H. Walthcr's bakery.
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FOR ! quiet place and luscious zee cream, lem
Onadc, CT fruits our citizens should visit the new
9arlors uf c. Heinrich, - Madison -
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B,cS, AeNN.-pn J. o. Hars
broker 6. 'r1'n = l'Tisi 'tsI, z
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa Post Oalce.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
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TIz Cons. aad Other Lectures. By RoIt g.
I4-essoi. gs- -s-c 'y osman K H.rs;air.
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The cN-soldlcr's hold Il meeting this evening ut
the court house to further arrange for their re
uzion. See call elsewhere.
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SPACE.

RATES OF ADvERTisING
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To REST-The large front room in the "a story
Of the Opera House, formerly occupied by Har-
ri, aud Chisholm.
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SUMMARY OF TOWN NEWS.

Ross Brown is now running an express max
ing regular trips from Somerset to Point ia.
abel.
Our hotels continue to do a good business,
the different stages reaching our town each
evening crowded with passengers.
J. u. Gragg killed large ra,tlesnake last
evening, y miles east II Somerset, measuring
4 feet inches, and having twelve rattles and
button.
We had pleasant shower fewdnys since,
enabling our citizens to set out their tomato
potato and cabbage plants while vegetable
generally have revived greatly.
Red foxes are numerous in our town. Some
of them being so domesticated that they are
permitted to run at large on our streets to the
great annoyance Of Judge Zachrey's hound.
They caught one a little too far from head
quarters last evening, and Of course it will
never return.
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lot May
J. issued
~ cun-
b. l#Fn
|hut the
u prHr
|rlills
/ of saA
|ar unmr
NJ bank
|Tr john
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Irshal,
(sasc'
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Stanford Female College.

In our advertising columns will be found
the order of exercises for the Stanford Female
College commencement.
We would remind the patrons Of the school
that il is their duty 10 encourage the pupils
aud teachers of the institution with their pres
enos during the oral examinations.
The concert Is feature Of tie closing exer-
eises which properly attracts general interest
We eau assure the public, having examined
the programme, and noticed the rapid ad-
vanoainent Of the music pupils under the in
struclion OF their accomplished teacher that
although the regular lessons have not been
suspended a single day, the concert will be no
tame affair. In very many schools, from
September To June, every muscle is trained
for one or two pieces To he played at the con
cert, and when such is the case concerts as a
part of school work, are a positive injury
Bat We are glad To be able to say that il is the
policy Of Miss Jesse to interest her pupils 80
ihat they do not feel that concert is the goal
for which they must strive.
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MAosrnArrs AND MAGISTRATES corrrs

MAGISTRATES AND MAGISTRATES CoCrTa.
Sulford-2d pivision-W X Carson, 81 Sat
urdays in August, November. February aud
MAY. ID Division-J Dennis, % Saturday
in July, October January and April. George
Bobbett, Constable.
Grab Orchard-l.t Di,ision-Arch Carson.
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
December. % bivi-ion-Robt stewart, III
Saturday in March, June, September and Ds-
eember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Walnut Fa,--lst Division--C. aig Lynn, od
Thrrsdav in March, June, September and Dc-
certer. 2d Divisiop--Wm. fackey, Ith Mon
day in March, June, September and Dtcemler.
TOT Douglas, Constable.
Rghsund-lst Division--Tcwis Ball, aiSat-
urday in January, April, July and October.
% Division Jas. " Ba-tin, lst Saturday in
January, April, July and October Jas Bss-
tin, Constable.
Wdynosburg--lst Division--E P,deett. ith
Tuesday in March, June, September and he
cember. I'd Division VIM. Gooch. 81 Tues
day in March, June, September and 'Dcrrinbcr.
NJ. ii. Gooch, Constable.
TarnergLe-lst Divi,ion--John Ca.h. 1T
Thursday in March, june, September and De-
cember. I'd Division--J d Alcorn. Sd Thur
day in March, June, September and December.
Sam Campbell. Constable.
HnStonriHe--lst Division-Darius I.armc.
Sd Tuesday in March, June. September and
December. I'd Division-J Z Hughes, 1T
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
cemter. W Jones. Constable.
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Notwithstanding the long droughs,,ise wheat
crop will be an excellent one. While il is
true that the stalks are low, it is also true
that the head. srs large, long, full and the
grain "a hne could be. Most Of the cereal
will be cut next week. No rust, blight, or
ether disease is in any field, and the crop will
De a fine one. These facts we have heard
rom an intelligent farmer who has specially
examined number Of fields with view to
making report. 1t is too early to predict
'nything as to corn. The ground is not a.
Try as people think, aud il the farmers will
Seep their ground stirred, the corn can stand
he drought a week or two longer Rye is
,bout an average.
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TO.DAN'S ITEMS.

p I. Rash Il Co. work cheap Sr the
Mems, boys aud children's clothing
hats at y. b. Tevis'.
DF Bash 4 Co. are doing work Tor
than Granger prices
Pherigo n Dudderar sell Groceries eS
lively for cash or exchange them for cou
produce.
All work done by u. F. lash 4 Co is
rented to give satisfaction in style, finish
durability, or money refunded.
Dudderar Il Atkins keep the LA
Friend" refrigerator at wholesale lit pI
Every family should have one Of these d
sary articles.
Say, that old vehicle Of yours needs Il
up. Take il to Bash Il Cos. shop, and
will repair il so choap that you will be as
ed to grumble.
The Confidence" is one Of the best |
bined wood AMI coal cook stoves msnufaI
ed in the country. There is one on exhib|
at Duddcrar y Atkins.
II You want anything in the carriage
gu to u. 7. Bash Il Co.'S carriage factory. y
will accommodate you with the best ".
the lowest figures
Lost or stolen "A white, liver spotted
ter dog. one spot in the middle Of the
Information kindly received. and rctur
Of the dog lberaly rewarded. Answ
the name Of Caro-, II, +, llofENv
{. o. Springs College, Crab Orch
II you want to buy goods cheap for
and thereby save from - 10 - per cei
la the Cheap CASH Store of y. h
whore you will find the largest, newe
most complete stock Of ladie-', Misses,
boys and children's boots, shoes and \
To be found in Stanford, and To whic
making additions.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


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hone anil we e.,I No, onI, abls % .upply our.
selvc. bu, Other. whoa n,srs.i,ies ms, re.
ouirc oyr .,,e,,,oc
On Yesterday the storm king swept with
consider,b,. violerce ,brouob the Err sprine
Valley. des,royirv fences. uproo,ine trees, &c.
II has been some wear. since We have had a
storm equal q, this one.
Irvine Keeton KILLED his ,her-in.law,
Abe sim,-ou. n few DAYS avo. with a stone,
We are M, s,ls;seI n. IN the cause Of the
dinicultv Imam an examining trial Of Kee.
ton before Magistrate. Bell and Hunt he was
required to appear at the Fall term Of our
Circuit Court.
Arch Horton, in a difficulty with two Of
the Rayor IIuston's .ons), stabbed them both,
the wounds, however, are not dangerous.
Old Uncle John Ragan, who IL now
nineiy-four years old, having retired to the
quiet hill u Otter Creek, found the spring OF
Ieiuvenating water, spoken Of by Hawthorne,
aud dreamed 81 happiness again. lie came to
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CiHoiRHOti-Caitle- Receipts fair, and tie
market ruled dull all tie week on common
and medium grades good to prime qualities
remained San, both in regard to prices and
demand. The closing rates were as follows:
Common 81 50d SO %, medium to fair 50 80
"a %, good to prime butchers 81 j0G 81,
extra s. 50d6 Receipts of BILL fair, and
market dull, at 81 500 for common To good.
Mich Cows in fair supply, aud market dull,
at $1,000 per head, according to quality
and condition.
Louisville -Cattle-R Receipts not ~ heavy a-
lat week, being principally common. Gool
butchers cattle scarce and in good demand
We quote for the best butcher and shipping
cattle 81 1893 %; = few extrs sold for hotter
igusrx %. 81 0oCai so med;nw s 4 0pl.
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