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wore also read from tho Lolgoa IL Wfaeo,ia'ii.
Iowa, md Michigan Accepting .tl.e Invitation to
a{o sst1st ses essopoa 4be meeting eao "epE
A regular b,Rjnoaa moo.inp Of tho Central
is.tion VIVA ~ },n1d ,I " vaatsrd.v stternoon in lie
Moshodsl rh;ro ~n noE Saote"s H. nt,s;r T.a tatnn
5y b NJ: 3. .: Wilson, President, and E!sp; Dr.
neas sSra' r 4 mn','da j., Tpeaspcr maio
rarrt sho,ync ha|"nse snp w ,nnG of obout S5s
Which was considered sufficient to cavor sx-
fedRes repertei tss proesring Of 6o5 plsaGes +
R %SG@ s T9s Hsss ;ssSss as ' M,1ss %ss'ss 5ss $
time ot ita occurrence to ho aeolod By tho Weat
Hide Division. On notton, t..anks waro votoa to
tho Ttnat9ea Ct M tug church TOR the free gso Ct
niook On motion i wss d.elded tbst tsmrsrs
anoa nrayer-meetinga lo hold every afternoon,
from to Up. p:, ip tho Hiathodist Church Block,
to which oil are invited. Tho meeting then ad-
tournad.
,,i;so t. Ia at icnti, .rr;vnd - rh;rono II"
II ~iyinr ~ dnilv oshlhlfona " arconT m agiit. IN
front Of ia,Iu 1nfnuna nF]os IA nrnyda ~ 7diorp.
liz nuttlna llttIo snparat,,r vhich eontaina &
roflecting glaas to liz oyo Ee u enabled to soo
bohnti bIms' and oornments or On the atreet soe,les
audience. His remarks run along In about the
following strain: "flero conlca q man with red
whiekera and an sya'glaes. He carries letter
n 4!a TiRht hand, which Ia probably addressed
hook;noas aud : pair Of groen, ,goesle., l,e 1ooks
little boy With sailor bat, blue necktio, and
hss iemouth open, - Il he wa catching lliag,
sltaongh tAs wea'ey y cold hpa llles ayo sGares"
th0Y buy. which tuSt suits tho vendor, who con-
, 1874-05-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tie regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Councillors Of the Hospital for Women and
Children will be held at 43G Wabash avenue, at
~ o'clock to-day.
The Decoration Society will most at ~ O'Clock
this evening at the Pacific Hotel. A full at-
tendance ia desired, ~ mattesa Of importance
will come up.
Tha Advance Society and the North Chicago
Literary Association will have ioiut debate
this evening at the church corner Of LaSalle
atroet aud Chicago avenue.
Prof. Ourr gives his first leoturo in Chicago al
tho Union Park Congregational Church thia
evening.
Mr. 4. r. Burbank will give 4 reading this
ovqping In Kiugsbury Music Hall, with 4 pro-
grahano which Is almoat entirely now to Chi
60 audience.
, 1874-05-05


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| otroIo Of tho LQotura+l'ppm and two seta Of
wo double doors wilt communicate tliraet thoro-
Will. At oaol, ond Of this hall will bo = grand
staircase, vida and oaay, tho aaaant Of Which will
torninRto III tllo A[uapll1u proper.
This will DO Of tho Aarno dlmeuaions as tho
Floral Hall hut WI have an opal!nR III tla foor
| In Tho contro, looking aowl, On tho lattnr,
through which tho waters pr tho fountain will
play. This opening will DO guarded by m orna-
mental Iron railing.
THE coRTEHTa OF THE MugEuM
will embrace spocltnona and curtnstloa IN botany,
! geology, mtn0ralogy, zoology, nto. Them will
10 colleqaa from a!l llarta Of tho world, and Mr.
Van Floot VIII start NJ once FOR Europe to OBJ
tain epaoisnons TOT t'la hlusuon1. while othara
| MI! aaafch Pro hont!lprp Continent at Amersoa
| and other olimos to bring paek objects for thia
1nasitm,loh. 81 '1l .
hy !1kp hthirHayh - from tHe t!otal HAL! al
nBeent Tlu 10 Ealloa TO tho Art"aallpry phoyo
tno Musonm; Ihis Cutlery will l'avo a similar
opontnH IN !he .oor' and WI! 10 hliod Win ina
Gnoloast WORKS ot cry IN palnting altl scnntuTe.
~ pho ona Of tha Galiory Will bo erected m elo,
Rant htngo OF M9uoEAso propofsohss Wh,on Wlll
un unao1eu ~ tna use OF loctnIoa anu utupF
ssao.ali1o ontor1alnmohsa shat arc lntenoea 10 Do
e'99n: Tt'la r.. n,
1n9 museum 1loor - on l9Yal WIN tno bel-
soi'y N tno AectaTc-loom' ana the Aft-uallcry
!oos IL ~ !osai WIN VIC !au''4y o'cle aL tne
, 1874-05-05

DcllAril T. Race, md Edwin pYu]sn1 asking
for tic oinco OF Village Treaauror, ,{yoro road, and
An aontton llad, resulting In favor of Richard r.
Race, Of lryiuR Park. Mr. Haao, hping preaant,
waa called on for speech. 1la prpmtsed that
Irensuror and ascertain The truth Of t,e ql.arges
1nado Rgntnat hin at.A tho old ring"
Charles r. LinBcott presented memo
rlal on b6la1f Of tho temperance
people, Fla llpnpl tho Noerd would
i4yo no policy Of fhotr own, but work only Ior
tho boat intoresta Of tile village, and asked thom
to take GllQl, action on tha lipousa nuegtion IA
Youd cpnserye GOOD order eni tonpsratsce. tssp1a s
Mossrs. Weioll, Dymand and Dluroe wnro an.
pointed to draw MP rapy In wl,,ol Tic poioy Of
tue Dqarl would 30 nxproaaal.
Two petitions from, Downanvillo were road.
ono aak!ng that Thomas Traosone, tho otllor that
classic retroht. The 0Gair appointed acommitteo
Of five to consider lilo Inattaf.
An qleatIon wes hQ'd, wl,ioh reaultod in tho
olloico OF H. H. Bohwo(tzer for CnptRip, 4. e.
Jaolsaon for aergoant, II. G. johnson and Frank
Kimball, phtrolmen, .Tourtaan candidates handol
In their petitions asking that tho ollcQ Of Htrept
Commissioner sl,ould bo given to ''your pott-
tionar." notorysd to committee aonastIng OF
MesHrs. Yanpatta, Dymand, and pugse, to report
at tho noxt meeting.
Dlermont i. Dunlap, A. r. Bradley, j.. q.
Fuller, md e. ". Y. MUal,row ware ANNOUNCED
ss caldidntos for tho Office Of Village Surveyor.
Aftor aorio discussion on tho morits Of tho diff
ferant candidates, the wholo mattor Wan roforrad
to A{esRra. Haussar, Dynand, aud VRnnalta.
, 1874-05-05
SUBURBAN NEWS.

EVANSTON.
Tho first meeting Of the NOW Board Of Village
Trustees will DO hold ths evening,
L. j. Gage, Eaa, and family arc again asttled
in Eyaust0n.
Mr.. J. !. spaldiug has returned to Evanston to
reside.
Mrs e. II. Miller viii inaugurata tho sories of
Fridao Afternoon lectures at tho Womans COL
lego this week, LECTURES will be given zach
alternato weak.
Thore will bo sociahlo at the South Evanaton
n. e. Church Thursday evening. similar ono
will be held at John 0ulver's, In North Evanston,
Tic tlrst mectIng OF tue NOW Board OF Public
Library Diroctors will bo hold Thursday evening.
Tho pier " boing extended further into the
Tho programme has been fully arranged for
the Pastors Thsologoal Union, which Ii to bs
hold in Eyanaton frosi, May 20 to June 8. Tho
proceedings will couaiat Of discussions and
papers upon theological subjects by eminent
,rha young ladies of tue Presbyterian ohurcf,
houaa Of Gen. A.: @. Duoat Tonight.
The Board of ,;5 Trustees express themaeyes y es
plpo" system Of water.worls adopted At Sonth
Bond, as exhibited to them OIL their regent visit
Boil. thcro and at Laporte every facility for
thorough examination was afforded them, and
they wore much enriched IN knowledge by their
trayolB.
Tho first ,neeting Of tue new Board Of Trus.
tees taF hln yillsge was ho|9 ia tho 10y Mown Hall
Ing was ,callod to order BY David =.
w rss soes ega Pgaesdoas 1 aa G a,vo1od noas shas n
augural sdlroas, which waH heartily applaudod.
Ehe toewIaa Trustees answered t2 sl'9 rol!scn' !l
L. O. Wolth. Il, @. Y&nnatta aud Frederick
, 1874-05-05

This naguihecntly appointed restaurant, nn6sr the
propretorahin and management Of II, III. Knsloy ths
we1l-kuown caterer, will bo opened tomorrow,
Wednesday, May O. In every respect this establish
ment will rival anything in New York, and, although
tho va1,ds, waiting, and general attention to detas
will he tmeasurably superior 10 nny In tho city, the
prioes will be placed Oh scale to meot tho approba-
ton Of avery pue.
, 1874-05-05

nuKyaaa' Improved Corn Starch" Ia tho title ths
Measrs. nuryea give 10 this famous article Of food.
This article ia male from tho choicest corn, which 1s
make 1t M article Of food much sought after by those
who appraciate good thing. Inquire for Durycas'
" Improved Corn Starch !" "puryeAs'" On eyoEy
paclRge.
, 1874-05-05

1L. T}t.n.., ..,.ii, ~ t,,;...,. t,,,,. L..,,
Apa AHtoFaIy Eul'a p' tl4caBp aaVa ooeh
q conservative society, having for Its objoot the
ouco,,racomenk Of tho hinl,er branches Of oul.
tura nnd ART md t1,a dissemination NJ Tho al.
vsr,s, t,,aor,n. =, H.. ss,. 49, ~, a,x.,nt ,,t-
jects Of literature aud ecionoe,
Th;a doa,ro ~ H. anoor 1,oo fro1,v f,r,d a.,
"e.t.o' ~ w oPoA i1"e +t'"A'1 t""'t" ="
knnsvn m tbn Ctfnnpo 1tferarv Ctuh whic1, hclH
its flrst ren1ar 1nontin1 in tbo nnriora nf t}c
oaa9u'H.l M nonae !aas h!gas; 4ha oTRa','zauoh
os TUG pouy III nos yet oomplote, put slle lo!toW-
~ nni,m"n w. vau,l uato'c1' 1enaa'
novia asrny mnn!;.iIn ~ ~; u"1Sso1!f
Daai,,ih n"ii.h' 1i =. w. Douisoi G' Gtioasulos' ~ L.
, 1874-05-05

Tho Chicago Baptist Union hold Its rogular
monthly moeting yesterday evening at tho First
Church, on the corner Of Hubbard court and
Wabaah avenue. After the reading Of . aeloc-
ton from the Scriptures, by the Roy. r. D. Bap"
tiate, and the singing Of tue 114th hymn, the
Roy, ". J. McKermott made m eloquent prayer.
The ney. e. A. Frost then delivered m address
OF wolcouac to tho Roy. +. III. Ellis, tho now paa-
tor OF the Michigan Ayouue Church, to which
that gentleman made fooling roply.
A lotter was read from the nov. D, B. Cheney,
of the Westonl Avenuo Church, expressing hia
rcgret at being abaont on account Of nudden ill.,
moss. The Rev. r. W. GoolBpecd welcomed tile
Noy. E. Z. Bayliss. ot Hyde Park, who recentiy
left the Presbyterian in order to entcr tho Baptist
Church. Tho nddroas OF welcome called forth =
short response from tho Roy. Mr. Bayliss. Tho
llev. Mr.. Burohard. Of Lawndalo, was Welcomed
short address, which el|cited m equally brief
9ho meating thon sang the hymn beginning,
=" Dlcsaea be tho tic that bnds."
The report of tho Board OF Directors Was then
read. The report Of tho Treasurer, not being
prepared, was dispouaol with.
The election Of officers for tho ensuing year
was thou held, resulting - follows: President,
7: z; AinekIey; viSec;nresidents, 2. n. Blake,
tsgy, DR.. A. N. Arnold |; Treasurer, a. W. Kings
land Executive Committee, tho Aov. MeBsra.
Frost, Eyorts, Cheney, McKermott, T. W. Good
knncd 1nmtl1tttan on WaYB and MANnH. G.. Il.
Rmeiiav. Granra Ssrd Jr.. ". q, Braylon. j.
4 TyInsaor md + r S{attl,ows. Committnn m
Oburch E1tenaion. r. Wilkingon. a. q. Willard
tia Raw. Nasars. Il. Do Dant,sto' j. NJ. Wbito.
hand. oni +. II ChaneI : StuIcnta' Aid Comm,t-
tn ftho Rev7 n ~ Nnrthrnn fha TTon I Il
nool;ttle tho nov Iohn finr,ipn tho 1acv r II
Eiiis' e. r. D,ackall ~ 1'''. = '~ 49,
Om' motion. reso1ut;one vere ai,ontod fnst,,,ct-
Inn III 'rruaioaa ~ ts;tn otans ~ osso,a ,eoa0os
aan nh nf sunl, nronortv AS hainnre tn liz ~ Aaao-
eiatio, md to tale such ntonH m mi,,bt ho nnc-
essnrv to nomnlv Sy,b tho nv wtR rarsn7 r.
aornorato l,o.Iins tint whan tho Northwnatorn
Dantist T,fincstio Sociatv ahonld bv nnbio M
t1ni,. nnife xyith t1is Aesnc;nt,on ta einhi1tics
and asaota ahnnl3 w. asanmoJ tharchv ''o0
Aftor m aii,]rosa hv tl,o Hey' Mr. cark nj
Nav York. the mentinr adionrnod. 1'' 0''A' -
A'o" 1tH' H1E 1.u s,1nu1nAT ] avyynr n.ou, onnnou
nh, an1m,o1 nnw.rcntinS NJ " ti'o ,ricb;oo,
Ayonuo Dantjst EJ,,,rcb tag, n1ace 1nst evnn@ ~
Hn cTcojlant annnor waa nroy;fieT fnr iii rom
Gtoa a sarisa ~ or1nn 'uoin"ta,aa fnIlnwoi
Hnd nt n oa1ocIs the Siililinr cmnmonca1 S Thn
no,ya m ,yhioh prorniuma wcro Hi ware
nfrarcd frat a1ao ,vna Tia D'e, h;,hoat
ns;cc aaInd ~ ""1 no,v wv bn1 s1'if
more thar, ma daairc, tho soina ,s ha .orid
aoonrc Il hv offori,,1 n nrannm ahovn tla ror1,.
inr rata Hr noona md II - noa""tto hath ~ ~
ao f"'1 pron, 3 ~ snq . -; - n;o aSso'o posa saYe
f3rnsa ann n r. ' p;c1,et: 'o s9ooo !
Cinssor s16o n II Nfav Wa,do
, 1874-05-05

GENERAL NEWS.
On Saturday aftoruoon there was hold ut the
Clarendon House, OIL tho North Siae, q ohilla
fair, for tho benefit Of the Foundlings' Home,
which NOTED that institution oyor 5000.
Tie Philadelphia, tho first coal-laden yosae1 to
reach this port, il now diachargng hcr cargo Of
anthracite coal ut the dock OF Miner Z. Atnes l.
Go.
Tho City Treasurer received yeatsrday morn-
ing from the City Collector the sum Of 312,800,
apd on account OF Waterfront tho sum Of 81, 700.
The Chicago Cricket Club met 1t tho Sherman
HonBe las. uight. There was little buBinesa
tranaacted beyond listening to the report of tho
Committee on Organization, and general gossip
aa to the future desgns Of the Club. Nothing
definite WAS determined upon.
4 meeting Of the Einauoe COMMITTEES was hsld
yesterday afternoon IN tile Mayors Office. There
wore present AID Mc0ratb, Heath, Bpaulding
md eohaflnor. A bill Of col 10, from Sloan i
Graham, for extra work done lu Fire Stations in
1872 recommended by c1-Flro- Marshal Will
Jams, was considered by tho Board. and, on mo-
lor not to pay 1t.
At recent meeting OF the Association Of tho
Grand Army Of tllo Nepublic OF Cook County, u
was unanimously resolved that all clyia aud mili-
tary organiza.iouu, all soldiers, sailors, auta
marines, WHO des!re to pay just tribute to our
Day, day aot apart by the Nation In honor Of
the failen herotH, ,-are invited to correspond
with tho Secretary OF tho Association, 80 that
pmple arrangements eh1l be made for all, The
o1lae IL vt No. COB Madison street.
Mr, Gustay sohulte. who WAS hurt last
January by falling on sidewalk on olaIk
skull and sustaining other serious injuries,
mado etatcnent to tho effect that he
did not wish to begin an action of law against
, 1874-05-05


Jerry wellington was beforo Justtes scully yea.
tsrf1ay, ohsrgol with robbinR \ man nauod
nunao of 81 700 a oouple at month"; arm. Ha
,ras ho5 ~ "nna,r m ti,o ,s,1, ,,n,,ar 1'ono ~
si,buo'
William Enders, q DridRe11ort rough, assaulted
anJ kiokod n ltttln boy vesterdny. hrookinr ilis
toeth out and otherwise abusing tho lad. Thia
,norrtnr Juattoa novden itncd him @1K.
49,. a. -. ,.,.,.., .'@ e....,. <,..,.
htreot, Saturday AFTERNOON, al about Q O'Clock.
Officer aallager, In attampting to arrost him,
was resisted BY Sink, who struck him oyor tlo
hnad. Iustice Doydon t1nod him ea0 this morn.
luz fox raaiatinR, ind q16 for assaultng, the OH.
n...,.,, o.,..,., .,,,,. ,,,... ,,. xu.,.,a
tasllck 1ayln, pioh.yeoket, W. az a9seasaa M
f1o; ,us na hosoo o n"rnn,on ~ nntncv
a;is " I"in H. =, so saa 1,nna t;i1 ~ a
Instant, unlor $500 bonds, 90 as to have William
Cummings Tho conductor OF tho train. and tho
'as wno was ,oneoa Appear naass aaa''st an nm.
1;Eose,s ~ In a1s,,, aa soro
w Srant a,'d Y hcnor 7" a,,nnnn
uon t ~ ~ m.ho ~ 1saap'' hast n mu S;nd hara
h1,i ehsilanqed On al al asnkind to stto eombat.
au1tnn yh,o 1yo so oo,,tnea mil the rotno
ngn.inE' .s, Mn.cn "As oon''nueo un'l' sho poi'c'
"ssea'eo 'ho'h'
John Younger, James CLARK, and John sul|t-
suspicious circumstance. They wore arrested
In q freight car Of the Michigan Southern Rail-
[oa au ~ = ~, tDy net a'on ~ tur roa ss
pnIPose ol shsow!ne ous ils'fns ; Aaung Luz 'oau,
ha W sn"e a p "
nar 9 % ea erS = er va1S ~ nSh a irthsr
evidence againae them'
At Justice Kaufmsnn's North Bido Police
Court this morning twonty-throo pa.ncs woro
on tho docket. mud tho fines amounted to a160.
f.1.
Ryan, and John Eurns, Btole tiye hidos from
store on Kinzie gtroot, Smith was sout to the
Bridowell for ninety days, and tho other two
were aent for sixty each. Pat Mcdonald wss
stolo somo lead from tho Galoaa Freight Depot,
aud got ntuoty days In tho Bridowel. Five
young men wero caught stealing lead-pipe from
hoaae on Wepetef a'enue' 4aoy were aaea
$25 each.
Tho name Of ". s. Rose appeared on Justico
sonlly'a Police Court docket yesterday. morning.
Ho waa registered as = Journalist" and
was charged with being diaordorly. ROSE was
arresEod on Randolph street Sunday night for
iusnlting and stopping q negro woman, who WAS
obliged 10 Gull for tho aid Of a policeman. To
ts oheago ~ Lfe i Insurance @ co oompspy % q oloss
for tho past ten yours, and that lo nude
II false statement in representing him
self - a. journalist. Justice aea1ly fined
hi m s s nss a se, b and sssa 5s%aa hs s 5spe0 re- a
member Of the journalistic fraternity Of Chicago
would cost him @100.
J,hnuv nraav j, dv.r, n xa,r. =, ~. knoun
os ~ e ho,, T. r3;naao Yaa hofnro
Inetico H. soMiIv rastcr3.r ~ , Se1,ramt nr.dv
sxaa ies ~ % acms few nn,tha sao {rnn, tho 1Vsat
siIc @ Po1ico liz nnrt =" m cI,argo nt disora"rv
rnnr ",.To nTonisinr - 1cnvc tho citv IA
nrowiing around the South Side. was taken bo-
fore Justice Doyden, and from there took q
sohango Of venue before Justice souEy. who sent
nlm 10 .ne Df'1Gwog ' ros '1s'sy uAyg1 aso.n @ "on
1n."sasr Iii hor ana ia racd Nv hurcsra fnr TIA
purpose Of entering houses over the transoms,
, 1874-05-05

.Jesup, Patton & Co.
We call attcntiou to the advertisement on the drst
page Of Hessrs. n. X. Jcsur Patton Co., bankers,
Now York. The senior ncmbcr Is well known in the
West, The 1rln haa high credit and la5go capital
and is entitled to oconfdence.
, 1874-05-05

01'17k.&FFHj
BIT DEAR rREcf: Trlto you IN deauAlr, anti with
almost nroxsn heart Iha accounts tst nay seaoh
~ s4rcas ~ ~ or coo @ ckS
Iavec i,st sloya me- 1ayo way sumo tSree woexs 40
and has caused the estrueion Of the most bssutiln
und productive rorttous Of our State. Tho homestead
ater md hundreds of poor white families arc nov
9lrcauy anosang tor o1eaa. AZ ntotnee acnse! n1a
IL u os narao and rso wees aSo had c
pyospsc for croa Of cane corn, oc To-day they nre
ns prsad 5 and s o M 'ea ''no0
am without a cent: Cannot yo1, ny friend, do
Tor @ n qa iaa my G nos ., I ana t. nSSd
an oso eug , ~ ~ S to o,o ~ ho "' ~ nt S .oa ~
, 1874-05-05
SUFFERING IN LOUISIANA,

SUFFERING IN LOUISIANA.
Tie committees soliciting for the relief Of tho
Southern sufferers are still working, and meet
With prompt response from our generous
citizonB, Tho following will give an iioa Of tho
dcstitution now prevailing on the Lower Misals-
sippi.
~ The EtIitoToF FAs Chicago Itiauaa; ....-
ln The following letter from old aud very reliable
planter, reoe,yed tls morning, and my personal
application several have already promised supplies.
Tefhaps you will kindly publish II, It may jead to
further auppca being offered when It ia known that
they will go to tho real Butlerera direct without the in
terycntton Of any mildlemen. In tlt1 event Will
ba pleased to take charge Of tho same.
P. r. OLpEHanAw,
Ou1nAao, My 1, 1874. 10 Oriental Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25

CIIAsS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
y at Law. Ohce-Room No. Post ONCE Block; QUA
wa, Illinois. marF1S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25
The Terms are AS follows:

The Terms are as follows:
PANIC.-Sl0O to insure; $7j for the season
$50 for single leap.
REVENGE.-Sl0 to insure Thoroughbred
mares; $50 to insure common bred mares.
YOUNG IION.-S25 to insure.
YOUNG SCOTLAND.-S40 to insure.
Pastur, fuyajSs,d for Mares from dSioHce. .4c-
ciientS od Mr0ying a. O'cneyS' risk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25

WIN. -. JACKSON, Attorney al Law and No
y: tary Public, Streator Illinois, apri'eo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25
YOUNG SCOTLAND

An imported Clydesdale a beautiful Brown, four
years old, stands l112 hands high, weighs 1900
lbs. when in good flesh, has great bone and good
action, and for draft stallion has no superior in
this country or any other.
PEDlGREE-Yomg Scotland, sired by Old
Scotland; his dam, pure Clydesdale mare.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25

" IL. WEEKS, Attorney at Law, Solicitor In
'. Chancery and Justice OF the Peace. Up stairs ~
DelanCs Block. mgyii,' .3-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25

4, ECO. w. w. BIAI IKE. Attorney a, Law
VI Collecting ard cOnveyancing promptly atierded TO.
Otice west OF Court House. Ottawa, Ills. septS,iS-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25

BUSHNELL ~ BULL, Attorneys at Law
ID Office in the Leland Bushnell block, over Burke
Heenans store. west OF Court House Ottawa Ill. decl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-25
3jrpfgssiUual cards.
4 T OR n G Y

Nj IGSS DIDO ~ ~ ELL. Attorney and Coun'
~ seilor NJ Law. Collections made and promptly remit
led; Office in Glover Il Cooks Block, with Rice Wa.
bridge, Ottawa Illinois. noyl5 10
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-08-05
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
ON AND after Monday June |. Trains
- will run as follows-( Philadelphia

ON AND after Monday June |. Trains
~ will run as follows-( Philadelphia
Timel:
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
2:l5 p. m. s: 20 p. m. and S:35 am. arriving
at Pittsburgh at 1000. $40 p. IN. and 6:lO a.
M . .#-E.tI- '".. t..
Trains leave Pittsburgh for Oil City at
I:2O n, M, loo and $50 p. M, arriving in
OIL City at 2:33 a. M, S:l5 and sos p. III.
Trains leave Oil City for Buffalo at 2:45
p. m. 6;20 p. m, arriving in Buhatlo at
S:55 p. m. LILO u. m. .-.-....- r....
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil City at 6:05
a. IN. and 1925 p. m. arriving at Oil City at
200 p. m. and sos p. m.
All trains given above run through from
Pittsburgh TO Buffalo and return, without
change of cars. Trains run on Philadel-
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time at Buffalo is
l.. S. IL M. s. R'y time which is 2S minutes
slower than Philadelphia time. 'tr q
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bend at $40 a. m. arriving in Oil City at
ll:50 p. m. Leaves Oil City at sos y. m.
arriving at Brady's Bond at 0:l5. p. IN.
AT Red Bank Junction this road con-
with the Eastern Extension which runs to
Reynoldsville.
j. j. LAWRENCE, T
L. NJ. KING, Gen1. Sup't. .
Asst. Sup't.
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"Dear George" said an Indianapo-
lis young woman, 81 am willing to
marry you if we have to live on bread
and water" "Well," said the enthu-
siastic George, "you furnish the bread
and I'll skirmish round and find the
water"
Salt Lake has been victimized by a
Snowman, who announced that he
would cause a "human body to appear
and disappear before the audience" /"
He appeared got their money, and dis.
appeared. He filed the programme.
Among the candidates of admission
to West Point is one named Sauer-
milch, from Pennsylvania. Should he
graduate he may do for frontier SER
vice, but he can never represent the
cream of the army.
Let us all strive to live SO that the
local paper may say Of as as of Philip
Burns, of Delaware: "His hat wasn't
always cooked over his left ear, but he
didn't owe a butcher, in town."
How long did Cain hate his broth.
err AS long as he was Abel.
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I--7T--IT " HIITs HITFs IIIlds IIIIHs III =. III
Trains run by Philadelphia Time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gcn'l Sup't.
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PITHOLE VALLEY R,Y.
TRAINS NORTHWARD.

ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
" Trains will run as follows:
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