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TExAs AND PACIFIC.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post
OfIlce. n

Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post.
Oflce. e.
Northern mail arrives daily at S:35 p m;
departs at $40 m.
Southern mail arrives at 600 q m; departs
at S:35 p m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 2:l5 IN;
departs at ll:59 pm.
Fort Worth, Weatherfod and JacksbOro
mail arrives Except Sundays at 1 p IN; de-
parts Except Sundays) at Ia nj.
! Denton and Wise County, Lewisylllc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wcdnes-
day and Friday at p IN; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at a m. ~
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday at am, arrives Wednesday and
Greenyiie, Hunt County, Rockwall and
Wildwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
at IL m; departs Tuesday. and Friday at
PIN.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at TX am.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
day at u mi. departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm. 5ssl :
All mails close at p IN, rs the bulk OF the
mail arrives, and Is distributed IT night.
william Jones, Postmaster; =. s. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. d. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing Clerk.
Persons having grievances against the
Office ON any accOunll will please report the
fact In writing or In person to the postmaster.
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MAJOR WILIIAM H. SELLERS, an old
and prominent citizen of Galveston,
and president of the cotton. exchange,
died in that city on Saturday last.
Major s. was a native of Trenton. Ten
nessee, and came to Texas In 1885. He
Joined the Mier expedition at the early
age Of fifteen, and suffered all the hor-
rors and indignitiess heapcd upon the
members of that expedition by the
barbarous Mexicans. He served as q
lieutenant in Tom Green's company
during the Mexican war, and was af-
forwards elected clerk of Fayette
county. Subsequently be moved to
Houston; in 1858 went to New York,
where he resided when the war broke
put, and returned and entered the coli
army, went to Virginia, and
was attached to the old Texas brigade
of General Hood, who placed him on
ais staff as adjutant general, with the
-ank of major, which position be re-
aimed until the close Of the war. Az
er the war he was for some time in
BUSINESS in New York, and returned to
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EsYRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken mp by 8. G. Fulton and estrayed be-
fore John D. Kerfoot, Justice peace precinct
No. !. one claybank. pony, blsck name and
on ieft shoulder NJ, as near as can be made
Taken up BY Je6. HIN and estrsyed before
one ea small brown pony mare s,s years. oid no
marks nor brands. Valued ct IS 90 26;st.
Taken up by E. Morris and estrayed before
W. A; George. justice i peace precinct No: 2,
Snown branded q ie sp hip Wiz iilssi BE
brand ON left neck and shoulder. Valued at
SIS 90. u III 2:3t
Taken up by george shsifner and estrayed
No. /, one chestnut sofrei pcsy, about Il
marks, no brands perceiyable. Valued at
60 %.
Taken up by Jacob Dickson and estrayed
before Thomas D. Coates, Justice peace pre-
hands high, branded u on leit shoulder,
so4 v o l. q SsS A' Pay
rs 90. D:3t
Taken up by william B. Elan, and e.
trayed before Thomas D. Goats, Justice Of the
peace, precinct No. s nne roam mare. branded
yeais " ola .. Valued Val At So Also. one roam
Il Il L on len shoulder. Valued al us. Also,
ssSrH Ch s ss va ases' s
Also, one roam yearling colt Valued at IS.
Also, one brown mare mule, years old, IS
hands high. Valued at 50 293t -
Taken up BY J. X; Davis and estrayed be-
No. I, one mouse colored mare mule, u years
old or over, about 10 hands high, wen In len
flank; no brand perceivabie. Valued Ct 50.
Taken up BY T. J. Cox and estrsyed before
T. j. Prank. Justice Of the peace precinct No. |
:, one bay mare, IA hands aud Inches high,
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urirss-clss Posters at .THEzHERaIp sos
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AND CONNECTIONS.
Train leaving Galveston ut 1880 p. NJ. and
Houston at 400 p. M. daily, arrives as follows:
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sTANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, T. 4 A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even-
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall:
ereh HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
! RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary. 49,.
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Texas IN 1897, since which ilmcIhe has
been doing largo and profitable busl.
noas 10 Galveston. fits family reside
NJ Lexington, Virginia, for the benefit
Of health and school facilities.
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question is settled. The liberals after
wards agreed to the compromise pre-
viously reported. Bismarck's coudi-
tion Is improving.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April ia few
miles below the city, last night, the
steamer Tarascon ran into skiff con-
tanning two persons, and the skiff' was
capsized. One of the occupants, Henry
Hudson, of New York, was drowned
and his companion had narrow es-
cape.
Young Breckenridge and some of his
companions had been drinking during
the day aud q seemingly playful dis
pute arose between Breckinridge and a
young man named Anderson, son of
the Mayor of Lebanon, about the pos
session of an umbrella belonging to
Breckenridge. This was finally quiet
ed and breckenridge asked the party
to drink. While leaning over the bar,
Anderson suddenly drew a derringer
and placing it at Breckinridge's head
fired, the ball penetrating his brain.
Anderson fed Immediately and a
posse are now after him.
NEW ORLEANS, April ia crevasse
three hundred feet wide Is reported at
two miles below Baton
Rouge, on the left bank of the river.
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. O. knights
Tempiar, will meet at the Asylum In the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month 9n "a powrp T. r.
JAMES E.BARKLEY, Recorder. t--5..
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. 4, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
last sa'o'aaSW ". NJ sa1 y. YoWNa, M.B.H.P.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
,TANNEHILL LODGE. No: 49, T. 4 A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even-
ings Of each month, e. The Masonic sonic Hall,
ep,c,, - Mo,a ! H saSrsi.r SohL' ". ~.
fAets odd Fellows.
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, /. o.
0. F., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, nt ths n G Odd Fellows
Z. DALLAS LODGE No. A, ]. O.0.F meets
on every Wednesday night Il Th shs ga Eel
n. TMEvENEr. Secretary.
GOOD Templars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE /. 0. @. r.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
''' W. Z louis 8. RECORD. w. g. T.
]. w. RECORD, w. SECRETARY.
Kntghts Of Pythias. san
COEUR DE LEON LODGE. No. 8, meets
every Tuesday evening. J. NJ. Wright Past
Chancellor; r. b. Seay, Chancellor Conn
mander; b. Ward, Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan, Preiate; r. p. Aunspaugh, Master
of Exchequer; Jos. L. Fisher, Master Of Fl.
nance; ]. w. Walden, Keeper OF Records and
Seals.
Patrons OF Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, Of the
Patrons Of Husbandry, meets at Patrons
urdays of each month.
I5si = T. L. FRANK, Master.
D. r. BECKER, secretary.
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CLOSE CONNECTION
woMAN's HEALTH.


II lisa lamentable fact, that from causes not
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl just entering womanhood soon becomes
pale, feeble, emaciated, lifelesss, with head
ache, pains and aches, loss Of appetite, PAL
pitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
spriRhtliness SO much admired. The middle
aged married lady Is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoyances. She u con-
tinually grunfing and retiing with pains
her energies are lost, she forces herself In 50.
cietv. she "sours" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomes
mere <Irone in her own household. And she
at the turn Of life" r. no stranger 70 suffer
ing peculiar to her sex az that age. Habits,
climate and inaftention surely bring about
THESE MAD REsULIn.
that are now hurting thousands Of females,
old and young. 10 untimsly graves Exercise
your reason, your judgment. and procure Dr.
bromgosle's English Female Bitters, as the
will cure the above female troubles In an IN
credible short time They are prepared Dy
most powerful iron and vegetable tonic
known 10 the medical profession. They are
put mp In large bottles and sold
by flrup0isfs s..s merchants eyeryuhere-
AidreSs. 'DR j.. p. BROMG0OLE. Prop
Louisville, Ky.
woman,s Medical Advertiser, q neat and
we,l Wriffen book, specially for the use Of fe-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
rnenf on All ordinary diseases af1icfinR the
female sex. me only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only Is cents Aodress ss soose
Iaa~11-<- -. AL.
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RAILROADTIME TABLE.
and Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South (mail and express). $50 a. IN.
From the North mail and ex press).. 8:35 p. m.
Mixed train, South. 2sV0 p. M
Mixed train, North....................l :07 a. m.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express. .......1 1:59p. IN, 2:l5 am.
Mixed Train................ 500 p. IN. 2l5 PIN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

The champion blowers he crazy, or what ails
him 1-boasts Of having taken all the premiums
on fancy cake and pastry at the recent county
fair Except on pound and sponge cakc,) while
there were only four premiums awarded all told
communicated to him the defect Of the socicty's
rule and asked him to 60 with me to the Sccrc,
tary to make some arrangement Icy which all
could be governed. He declined | then asked
him how he entered hi, Chicago goods. lIc re-
piled, on general cnt-v and the committee would
be the Judges.
then demanded through the chairman ofthc
awarding committee, Il recognition that part OF
the goods of my opponent were entered under a
false pretcnsc, and on pressing my claim, tbs
chairman declined to serve on the committee
The President said the fair was open to the
world, and the new committee acted accordingly
ASK no advantage and dctcst wranglins in the
papers with my competitor, who shows such a
READINGS to step beyond the truth. / have more
binding obligations to discharge than 20 wranglc
with bag of wind. He has been making war on
everybody that sells any goods which he offers
for sale. but such warfare is not my fort have
said this much only in SELF dc 'cusc, but shall per
sue the theme 10 further. Whenever | feel in
clincd to follow in the wake Of a skunk, | may
accept hi. offer 20 take --ou- from him.
WV EBERT.
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Ford \ whiteley's Dramatic Company

This very worthy company opened at the
Opera HOUSE last evening to u yeryfair audience
considering the weather. The play was Child
of the "egimcnt,' in which all of the parts were
well -u,.ained. To night drama, purportinS to
give in true light the BcecherTilton scandal, will
be put upon the boards. The play will, Of course
be sensational, religious, farcical and good. This
.roupe are deserving OF crowded house, as
their star, Loue Lord, is am entertainment in
herself.
j. A. Lord is Lordly fellow on the stage,
while their business man, Whitley, is white
man in every respect.
Miss Jennie Volt, the singer of the company,
is one Of the best Nocalsts We have ever heard
and deserves an enthusiastic reception when
ever she appears behind the foot lights. From
the remarkably low prices at which the com
pany have placed seats, we predict the Opera
House will hc fullio Overlooking, at least we
b,y,
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Found D@si In the Canal.

On yesterday morning the body of womaa
was found dead in The sidccut near the Eagfc
Mills 1t proved to bc'the remains of Mrs. Peter
Leonard who has res Ided for several years near
the glass works. Her husband is a laborcr, and
from statements made before the jury, i given
much to drunkness. Waen uHdrr the influence
Of liquor, and that very ottcn, he has been very
quarrelsomc. On the morning OF the nth, which
seems to have bceu the liet time she was seen ut
home, a quarrel between husband and wife en-
sued and she was ordered out under threats Of
being killed She left hCnc according 10 the
statement OF her son, abOat sin o'clock on the
morning of the day named. She was, however,
seen near midnight OF Saturday evening, by OIL
GERS RiOrdan and Maher, near the foundry bridge,
and by them escorted across the side cut.
The officers state that at the tins they saw her
she was apparently sober. although she had the
appearance of having been Intoxicated
Coroner Wilcox was sent for, and held an in
quest in the afternoon. Sorae seven witnesses
were examined, and Il verdict of accidental
drowning returned. The sight at the removal Of
the body was Notwithstanding, the body being
badly Lloated and considerably lcrnmposcd.
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Mr.. Eiske returned few days ago from the
East, where I've hal spent the last half sozcn
weeks Inspecting fashions at the leading water
ING places, and then taking general run among
the principal importers and jobters of Boston,
New York and Philadelphia. NJ. Fske went
especially to Long Branch to take the moasure
Of Gen. Grant, but was greatly disappointed not
to find hin there. Tie disappointment appears
to have beeh mutual, for Mr.. J. having gone
from Log Branch To- Rye Beach, Con. Grant APP
pears &, hove got wind Of it and next day fol-
lowed him, so that the biggest hotel at the lat
ter resort had the honor TO place upon its regis
|. y NJ name of Mr.. f. and the great Ulysses Oh
&, sane day. Our pen shrinks froIa the task
of describing the interview between those dis
tinguished pcrsonages, but the fashionable world
aboAt Ottawa may rest assured the great smoker
has no start Of them now in the cut Of hi, upper
and neither inte@umcnts.
Mr. Fiske did not buy all the cloths. cassi
meres, vestings, &c., in Boston and New York,
but he bought enough OF the best to enable him
TO clothe half Of La Sale county for the coming
six months, at such prices that almost anybody
can afford to wear good clothes
He also bought very heavy stock Of ready
made clothing for fall and winter wear, stock
which, in point of size, style, quality and low
price he is willing to compare with any
other even brought to Ottawa. In furnishing
goods also, he claims his new stock to be
lrely complete, embracing all in that line that
ihc most aristocratic exquisite or plain day
laborer will be apt to call for
The establishment of Fiskc " Bcem is 80
well'known all over the west and its reputation
stands so high, that Of course the simple an
nouncement that their fall stock is now arriving
is enough to send stream of customers in that
direotion
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SOMETHING NEw--If the people Of thi, com
,aunity do not drcs, well and ta,hionably, it
cannot be the fault Of our cntcrprieing firm, \.
Frank Il Co. They never had better stock,
never larger nor more fashionable, and all new
Our friends y. Frank Co., loag and fayorahlv
known IS the leading clothiers here for the last
ten years, haye recently opened an immense
stock Of new, fine and stylish clothes 70" men
and boy, comprising the latest styles and
choicest articles in the line Of mems and boys
wear. We would advise every one making their
fall purchases to give this firm call. lhey are
located on La Sale street, west Of Court Hou.c'
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Millinery Goods.

In another column Of this paper will he found
loves advertisement of millinery goods and no.
tons. Certainly the people Of this city need not
20 any further to find any thing in this line. \
splendid stock Of let ornaments and trimmings
of all kinds, and at low prices, are constantly
kept on hand This new establishment is oppo.
site the Court House, cast side, in O'konc> old
store.
Remember that the Victor Sewing Machine is
for sale at the Academy Of Music Oh La Sale st.
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The fall term will commence at Willis Acadc-
my for juvenile class new bcginncrs) Saturday,
oct. 3rd, 1871 at two O'clock +. NJ. Tcrms-s30
Strictly in advance.
Gontlcmen's class will begin on Monday night
oct 9Th, at $ o'clock rcrms-$300 per scholar
in advance, for six lessons. SIS WILLI..
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.CE. lw.T2w. IN. AN. sM. sa. ny.
Twelye tines OF Agate make one sQual e.

Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
marx length OF time desired they will be contn
ned aad charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hve es
Inserted at dollars per ve lines one dol
ar per line extra.
Transient advertising IN ell cases to re said strictly In
advance,
~ Yearly advertisers 1istontnuing their advertise
mens before the expiration ofthe contract will be chsrg
ed The full rates above Extra charge will also be ade
or dissolution and other not connected with 'her
regular business.
Local notices, fftet cents per line
~ in no case will tnese terms b. departed from
tF The date the slip which the subscribers name
prlnted indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the Gate on the clip corresponds te
ne date 70 which they heve paid and at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
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Persons desiring to visit the Chicago EXPOSE
tion. and buying q ticket in advance can 20 to
Chicago and return on the Fox River Branch Of
c. B. x O. road for $;.@5 on the 18th, 10Th, 18th
and .G,h cf September and on The 81 and I'd Of
10.
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zeal notices, f,ftet \ cents per line.
IOBBING DEPARTMENT.

ourfactes for dong all kinds OF job WORK, IN the va
rous styles OF art surpassed IN this section
and We respectfully solicit those wshng anything done
tn!sneo give call BY the udicoGs and >iheralu use
Of prater's ink many mans iortuneA been made and
the Geld Is still open. Trytt.
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
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Services at the Episcopal church to-morro"
morning and evening at the usual hours, the
Rev. 7. y. BENEDICT. former rector Of Thu parish
officiating. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. rs usual.
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Nv class, iu ,,.'i;,oioD II The r,'r, a filling w
rapidly. Who will he the persons To take the
few places vet remaining vacant: First come
frs, served. H. :. H,EEISoN
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Henry Walther, with his usual thoughtfulncss,
rcmcmbcd to send us liberal sample, Of his cake
that took the premium at the late county fair.
1t is indeed the very perfection Of the bakers
art
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Key. 7. IT, Partridge, ui Conn. who preached
at the Congregational church last sunday, viii
preach again at the same place To- morrow.
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Frcdnlan has the pure picking vinegar, the
same article used 10y all Of the picking houses
of no.c in the country. I: is warranted pure a.
represented. Try Il.
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sworn STATEMENTs.-The Singer agents here
give what they call sworn statements. The
most energetic srorH statements that were ever
heard were those made by the Singer tribe when
they didn't get the first premium at the fair, and
the Victor. as usual, was victorious.
For sale br Mrs. Brewer a. the Academy Of
Np.int
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Ille SOldiers' Reunion.

The arrangements for the grand soldiers rcun.
ion and picnic a. Ottawa on Tuesday, she 10th
inst, have progressed so far thet the committee
have issued their posters annouscing the speak
ers, and leading officers and managers. The or
stor of the day will be Gen. Julius White, and
among the after dinner speakers viii be Ten. n.
b. Forrest, Crov. Beverdgc, Col Diekey and 9TH
err, Among other distinguished soldiers invited
and expected to be present are Gen. John A. To-
gan, Gen. Black, Gen. NJ X. NJ Wallace, Col. j.
VI. Fort, Gen. J. ii. Coates, Col Cushman, Gen.
HoughtainG, &c, &c.
The procession is to be organized at Washing
ton square at il;D A. NJ. under direction Of Capt.
J. II, WidIncr as chief marshal, supported by his
aids and ut l22D after the arrival of the western
train, will repair to Hoes Grove, on the south
side a the Illinois, where the other exercises of
the day, consisting of opening prayer speaking,
vocal and instrumental music, &C. wl take
place. not emitting grand picnic dinner abund-
ant fog all.
We shall be able in our next, to give the ar
rangcmeRts more in detail.
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Russell " Son, the model furniture house, or,
Offering great bargains in chamber and parlo
sets, as well As in all other grades Of furniture
The stability Of this firm rs well rs their promp
attention to business, recommend them to 81
purchasers.
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sets, as well as in all other grades Of furniture
The stability Of this firm As well rs their prompt
attention to business, recommend them 10 an
purchasers
The popular merchant tailor, Mr.. lcutzcr, u
Chccycrs block has Just returned from Chicago
with a.larGc and stylish stock OF picacc good,
which lac will make to order into suits for all Who
desire fashionable and ucat.nttmg clothing
Give him q call before purchasing elsewhere
--<.s-
Gu TO Russell n son for fr-trla-, furniture.
Again We are ready TO tit the large mau with
f..l aud winter clothing Don't bc afraid b,.
cause You are large, biz, short, tall or lean that
You can't be- fitted, bat cali at VI. StcrcI y Co
who can Ill you all--at the White Corner.
Ru,A- and buns lt P,r-uc', bakery.
Hu'l ,v Bar,cr,' f., ,ho place Tor nobny hats and
caps.
Get % pair or those san, seam COP ,.amlr-,
boot, at T. Mc-afliu',.
g.. you want q nobby suit, ready rnad., or ual.
10 order, call on ;. {. Barnett.
Boot, and shoes, cheapest and best, a' Child AZ
Phjpp..
Mooney ,,ll lives aud -rrl, ,.o,hGn-a' rnt,."
prices.
Fresh arrivals of hat- and caps, ct Hull * Bar
t.l-' every da,.
Go TO Russell ~ son for dr>,r.l-- furniture.
sc. Barnett f. Now prepared with iu'l line
~ lIl, and vin. clothing a. The very lowest
price.
.io 10 Eu,,rl, ~ SON for tr,;.c'a-- hrnituu.
!....c handsome children suits ol VI. >t,i,i y
Co.. ..,r th.eyc Of everybody that secs them.
Choicest -tr,c, of fall goods at Hull y Barrels,
CAL and see the lill stock O. VI, S;iefrl y Co,
tlr largest stock ever shown 90 OTTAWA.
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To Sc,EE AWAY RAT-.--A snare drum or O
guinea hen will scare away rats. A Singer sew,
in. machine, from its fearful noise, should an
swer the same purpose. They are now general.
" known - the Earthquake and treoanar
combined
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Latest STYLES Of Hacks, Carriages and Eaggicy,

TO let at prices to snit times PsTtc Weddings rrea'
Pc.NiC &C. supplied With GOOD 2s on short notice ana
Funerals in the country adjoining towns promptly ar
tended 20, Persons taken 10 and from ie depot or 10 w
country, night or day. - Remember the plact-Oh Nt
son street. near the swing b!.dee. .,.., 90. -
June u, Isl. PETER IitAN.
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The first cvanhcrrlc> II the season are 10 !
found al FrcGman's, wc,; side 81 the square.