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New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
k1ouses ano farms Uantco.
Gin Droperlp 10 fel.

GlIU ~
A -A.-To LET.-A frst-c class modern brown
- stone I9rSE S e SSa sSSrR D. aHck s
OFFICE TO RENT, which has been occu-
~ pied physician number of large and newly fur
uishei 1913 Eaa 29ta.st corner LeIagtoDaye:
ITO LET, furnished, at moderate rent, the
located n Harlem. Address LESE0X station [.
rV'O LET-To private family, trst-class brown
stone HOUSE. and handsomely urnished occupied by
V'HE UPPER HALF of fine brown stone
l. HOUSE No. 225 E4s li8h with not and cold "''e'i IN
VNO LET-The second floor of a high-stOop
house (Prvae consisting Of rOouA Rent moderate to
snail family BIS East Fotislhst
no LET-Furnished, large three-story,
aIs board payment Of eni or will et portion to 'n,
V'O LET-A FRENCH FLAT. seven rooms,
tween Is.iason h% 11's Faals's,. By NJ MEYEs
,V,O LEASE-No. Goo BROADWAY, through
yesr HLNRY DoLAN. we, Thlriy-s -siIth-st.
TO LET at MODERATE RENT-A very
desirable @ o 0n 3Vn nr sT sr watel
summer d-ne For terms Apply L. ho0UhI zoos
Of lilst-st. North aver
rTO LEASE-The elegant OFFICES vacated
BY the Universal & los CO. on aeconnt Of eir reqovH 10 ~
and - 1' G iGs & D co pAGE 81
P'fs9oT. Pr Gos.11o -.,..- - = =
ITO LET-Thc entire DWELLING PART of
bathroom aIh god so month ReVs at Mr.
kYLE ~ 6aye CARPEN Err SHOP aud STABLE A. Thomas
st Rent 30 yer Key J. SCHMIDT 46 Huisons
THORNTON NJ. RODMAN. Real Estate Agent.
500 Broadway. n e corner 4.hst
TNTON-S0UARE.-r0 LET-The tirst-class
u BUILDING J3 Et Seventeent has 9een put IN complete
For business purposes
tn location b. LYON Arnold. Constable
& Co, Broad an Nneteenhst
pep WEST 40 rH-ST., near 5th-ave.
sDsD Newly painted. $3.50.
ODea to-day.
INH EAST 59rH-ST.-For RENT for one
year. fully aud elegantly FURNISHED or with mirrors
binds kc.; going abroad
o. nnH - Magnificent private RESl-
IDI,UUU. DENCE, y B corner Ma1s3D.ive aod 6is,;sI
our-stOry. hghsioOp brown0ne hF2I-
De Mason-aye h r. PAGE 50 PArkro"
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Brooklnu propertn % Esi.

FURNISHED HOUSE in Brooklyn To LEI
FOR months moderate rent 10 desirable tenant house
i fn,toy brown-stine la somey fuIei ami situated
in one Of the CITY, Address L. OJ Fs''
place. BROOKLYN.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. l01 Pineapple-st.;
front room Office chop. being but two doors
hom FuronsL W. T. COOK 25J Vasnlngoa-st, Brooklyn.
H'0 LET-Three-st0ry private HOUSE, water
gas City ParS Nc 5l ha-st BrooA,yni near
City Hall ferries $50 month Apply TO hfA nc
KINLHY So Navy-st lDn riiate Possession
ENO LET till May, rs. or term of years,
4 NEW TWO-STORY GENrEEL BROWN-srONB HOUSE.
10 rooms 20 Futon Ferry by lines rutland
WHITING, B beeknan-st.
o. nln Two three-stOry, high-stOOp,
I'D sODUs brownsiOne RESIDENCES on CarEolEsL, near
Clinton Brooklyn. X. P. PAGE. 33 Parkrow, n T.
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Gothic COIIAdE with LOT; hosse has nine ooihs gAs
and cold aud perfect orJe
fat vines yAai aHrhshta b4IE.n AoR'F On
..su.ss 5oo aIt4s sls. Ss.eLE-
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broo.ilnn Real Gstaie tor Sale.

EOR SALE-At bargain $500 for three
,tory hsb PalsephA bnek House With all the moer
tmproVemeat. near Br. Duryea's Church. -
RULASD L WHITING. 5 Bsskmaast
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DED STAR LINE.-Appointed to carry the
Ia BeAziAn md Uaite5 States nails
The following Steamers arsa appointed 20 sail
FOR ANTWERP.
Prom Philsdelpha From ner-iorf M
VADERLAND. Nov
-
PROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia - Ror Ne~-forE o. 90
SEDERLAND.... Nov 10 sHi IZEhLAND'" ~
yADEkLAND.. .Dee 4 IOLla -
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. an
Second esnn- StB
and al poinis At the ovess
,u.l.
for all unurrsse1 Ample atIcn
Tagh Tcksts AMI through Bs issued between IA p<sS
lent points
For passage e freight and other nfnnatoo sppIr to
GEO W. sOLTOS, AgL, AZ BroA1sI, hew-lSrk'
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent.
Battery Place New-fSsE.
PETER WRIGHT &
3O7 WsEztsL, PhAasphiA
u YOYnFR RRCKK General EaropeAn Agea. AniwerD
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9ounlrn properIp 10 fet.

gounlrn prcperIp 10 fet.
,ASTORANGE. ITO LET-TwO modern
IL HOUSES furnished unfaFnhe4 rent
5000 and $3.50. Address. OWNER, 80 East 2Oth-st
ELORIDA-Green Cove Spring.-Furnished
COTTAGE TO LET; rooms: sntabe family
lev ..ect bosrieN Apply Z. C. READ. l2S East 22-t
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEw-YoRK To BRISTOL (Eng l-DfRBCT.
Taking goods for LONDON C.t Newport Gloucester
and an Bristol Channel.
The ci this Line will sail from Pier ~ East Rive - tooTs
GREAT WESTERN. MBdEam w EDNESDA1. November 4
ARRAG0N November II
CORNWALL. StlmDer.
Cabin Passage intermediate SO >erare
$50 wishing send Tor their friends Obtain pre-
paid Cerl .stes Z and upws< For eAt
NO 20 ~. laIA.
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SCOTT Bros & CO.


George \. Markc, whose reputation as first,
class carriage trimmer is A. No, 1 has left Gay
e Porters factory, and will hereafter be found
at the Columbus street factory, of which he il
joint owner with Mr.. X. FarnswoYth, the new
firm being Markle & Farnsworth. Mr. Mark!e
has been a resident of Ottawa for u number OF
years, has devoted most of his time to carriage
trimming, and as workman Is cXcclled by few
and surpassed by none. lie VIII bring 10 the
firm large acquaintance with the people of the
county and ripe experience in his specially
The new firm Is certainly strong one. Mr..
Farnsworth's success as business manager
has been remarkably good for close times, fact
which demonstrates his competency as manu-.
iacturer of buggcs and carriages
The firm is now in possession Of their new
brick blacksmith shop, and are adding another
story 10 the old one When the buildings are
completed Messrs. NJ. & F. will be prepatcd TO
fill all orders with dispatch. They turn out no
work that will not stand the test service
Mr.. Farnswsrth desires all who are indebted
to him on account to step mp TO the captains
Office" and settle. i,
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Mr.. !. z. Porter has sold his interest in the
Eagle Agricultural Works to Mcssrs. Ezra Nc
Even, Inventor of the McEwcn harvester, a Ken
dali county farmer, and f. Z. Hamer, Of Tonlca
who has served the old firm during the past sea-
son in the capacity Of bookkeepcr.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Porter from the Eagle
Works is solely due to his loss Of voice and
health, which has to some extent incapacitatcd
him for active superintendent of business so
large and exacting as the one he has just ren-
pushed. He has faith in the manufacturing
interests Of Ottawa, and docs not consider that
his withdrawal frorA active participation therein
will be permanent. His many friends will wish
him success in his efforts 20 regain health, and
will rejoice to see him again engaged at his old
calling
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Twelve lines OF Agate make oLe square.

IWtIVU III1c9 OF hs"Ve IIHht ULt sQUgIF
Advertiser ens not under contract uust h plainly
mark ed the length of time desired or the, Will be con
uedand charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards exceeding Nve lcs)
Inserted az ave dollars per eYe lines ore dol.
ar per line extra.
Transient Advertising in al to be paid strictly in
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers aiscontinuing their advertise.
men.s before interpolation contract will be charg
ed the full rates above Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, cftee cents per line,
IL in will these terms be departed from,
81 The date the slip which the subscribers name
prIned indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds
the date which they have paid. and at once notify the
publishers ofany discrepancy
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scott Bros. & Co,

Call attention TO their large stock vi F1tnH
and DlaRtcts. Plain and all Wool Flanncls at %,
80, and 50 cts Plaid Shifting Flannels at scots,
sold everywhere Mt 60cts. Heavy Shifting
Flannels 40 to j0cts. Large assortment of
" Springfield Flannels.' This is the best all
are the agents for the mill, and can make you
the lowest figures on them.
Good Waterproofs at - cts. per yard
Beaver CloNking from 81 to Sc per yard.
Low Prices on qooG Blankets, $3.50, -. 81
and up. Our - White Blankets as gooi as
usually sold for So.
Do not buy your Woolen Goods without first
pricing our New Goods.
SCOTT nROs Go.
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Mrs. o NIcara, at the Opera House Millinery
Rooms, is again in receipt Of large invoice oc
goods. Her facilities FOR trimming are the best
in the city, and her prices all goods are lower
than the lowest The simple announcement Of
new invoice we are sure will cause our laiic-
to call upon this. the Hlt0syy EpDor'ga. before
nurchasing elsewhere.
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tIesslS. St'nbel II Gondolf have removed tispir
Harness shop into the building formerly occH-
pied by j. g. Stone, corner OF Columbus and
Main streets. The building has been completely
renovated ai!d repaired so that it is in excellent
shape for the business Mcssrs. $. e G. have a
large stock of harness, light and heavy, on hand
which parties in want Cf must not fail to call
and examine Beside these they keep full
stock of horse blankets, saddles, etc. which are
sold at reasonable figures Some Of the old stock
Of Nr. Stone was purchased by them and will be
sold at prices away down 20 almost nothing.
These increased facilities for doing business
will add greatly to the prosperity OF their trade.
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To RENr.-A good residence, eight rooms,
good cellar, well and cis,ern, only one block
from the post Office. Apply TO W. F. Bowman,
at the photograph gallery.
II YOU want stylish, wclmadc AID neatht:in5
clothing for men and boys, and no 10" priced
truck, 20 to A. Frank " Co, the Peoples Cloth
icrs, 81 La Sale street, west OF court house.
\ fresh stock of Alexis ties. jUst received at J..
MegafIin's.
4 fine ,to,a OF boots aud shoes for men and
B.. "a. custom made every pair warranted, az d..
H,,rsn X Cos.
Thre show Cases Tor sale by Osn,n Il Hspe-
man.
\ com lcte stock OF asansls ara blankets at
n. Keenan, x Cos.
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Mr., Hugh McGiinccy, the builder Of the wing
to the Sisters of Mercy Convent in this city, Is
in town making the necessary preparation to the
speedy construction of the cdiiicc. The laying
of the corner stone will be an imposing cere-
mony. the date OF which will Je duly announced
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Grand Opening.


Messys. Hull & Bartels would respectfully an
noancs to their friends and patrons, and the pub
lie generally, that on Thursday Nov 10th, they
give grand opening and will display the larg-
est and finest stock of fur goods, hat caps, &C.,
ever shown in this city.
they are at present making u2 some of the
very finest seal and Astrachan sets, for parties
living in the city, which will be on exhibition on
That day. To say the least they are perfectly
Splendid and such as any establishment might
be proud to have manufactured.
1t will be RENE mbered that this firm manufac
turc their own goods, hence whom you leave
your order for an article you arc sure to get
what you want and ii not Us represented, in cv-
cry particular your money is cheerfully re-.
funded.
The ladies will bear in mind that orders left
will be filled promptly and every article will be
of the richest and best quality, and win be of
home manufacture.
Gents otter gloves and caps.
Gents seal 80
Ladies'
Splendid assortment OF all kinds of furs, such
as
Sable.
Royal Erminc.
Seal
Black Fox.
Silver Fox.
French Coney
Fitch.
Mink.
Astrachan.
Siberian Squirrel
Black Marten.
Stone Marten.
Chamilc, &c, &c.
The facilities of this firm for the manufacture
of fur goods are equal if not superior, to those
of many of the establishments in the large cit
les, and as the proprctors are frst-cass judges
of the raw material they buy, their customers
may rely on procuring the best Of goods at the
lowest possible figures
In addition to goods already mentioned, they
have on hand large assortment of silk and
other hats, caps, gloves, gents furnishing good.
buffalo and lap robes, &c,
Don 'org', the opening ncxt Thursday,
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sealed prDpo-als.

PROPOSAL, 10 link an Artesinn Well both with
or without tubing, upon the new county farm
two miles west Of Ouawa. will br received at
the County Clerks Office until Friday, the 18th
in stnnf
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Latest STYLES Of Hacks. Carriages and Dusgies,

let at prices suit times. Parties Weddings Funerals
PcNics &C., supplied with good rigs short notice, and
Funerals in the country adjoining towns promptly AT.
tended Persons and from the depots or 70 the
country night day. ss Remember the place-on Msdl
on street, near the swing bridge. . 49,. =. -
June 6, 1874. PETER hGAN.
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New MEAT MARKET.-We are pleased 10 an.
nOunce that Messrs. f. Weaver Il Co. have open
cd ii trst-class meat market at the northwest
corner Of the square Mr.. Weaver was formerly
one of the most popular market men of the city
His return together with his associate viii be re.
ceved with much APPRECIATION. We bcsprak for
hem u liberal patronage.
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,YORBING DEPARTMENT.

0u. facilities for doing all kinds oil job Work, in TIE VA
tous styles of the art are not surpassed in this seon
and ectully solicit those wishing in
thlsiaeto give us CALL BY the Iudicons and ibeUa use
of prRta. lex nany mans foyt Glek been made. and
The deid ia st.l. o!,an. fry Il.
Orders By ms!l promptly attended to.
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PETER EGAN.

ErIscoPAL CHURCH.-Rev. Henry Stafford, of
Cold Water, Mich, will oficiate at the Episco-
pal church on Sunday, ut the usual hours morn
ing and evening.
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GIVE THE BOYS A CHAScE.-Thc LlghtguaTds
are TO give their first annual ball at Turn Hall
on Friday evening, Nov 18th, to which all are re-
spectfully invited. Tickets sl.0o.
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You can fiud the best assortment of gents iur
nishing goods In thc city at \. Alschuicr', at ,h
Yellow Corner
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Mira. Morris desires the ladies TO know that
she has disposed of her old stock, and is opening
Il new and stylish one, which she proposes to sell
at the lowest possible prices.
Her facilities for triming arc unsurpassed, as
her employees are all first. class millncr's.
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We are pleased to announce that Mr. Frank
\. Fisher has located in our city. He will be
glad to meet his old friends At his law office in
the Postoffice block, entrance on Madison street
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Livery ( Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN

Would respectfully to the citizens OF Oaws ant
vicinity that he has OF he choicest Livery StocAs IN I'M
city, At the City Stables such as the
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCu.-Madamc DEpisy
wishes pupils for instruction in the FreHeh Ian
guage. Born and educated in Paris, her accent
is purely Partisan. She will also give lessons in
Oil Painting and Fancy Work. Terms moderate.
Address through the postofilce,
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The second annual ball of the Cndine Hos.
Cor,rany will be held on the evening of the
9th inst. at Turner Hall. Everybody invited
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Mistress ~ THE M,N>s.-J. g. Holland :
new Book. for sale q, Osman * lIapcmans
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The best stock Of boots and shoes in the cit,
at Child Il Phipps.
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1t surprising to all how NJ. s,ie:el * Co. car
sell oYcreoats for g, worth 9.
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Choice peach blow potatoc, delivered 20 any
part Of the city 10y d. Hccuan q Go.
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Ladies' shoes and CATERS, Of ell siyles and var
ieties, az ID. Heeran & Co.'S. x
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Millinery

A car load Of fine -four Just received at popu.
lar prices at II. Hccnan & Cos
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa Post ORits

PraIre Centre Weda 9sday and Saturday 2VVPA I2UU
Night m ALL 4
Oaice opens ut A ". and closes at $50 Pm:
April !, 1871. J,R. CAMEEOE,P.N n.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific RailrjSA.
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All over town and III the country YOU will sec
\. Frank * Cos. elegant fitting clothing on men
and boys, which il licates that they are doing an
immense business, and their customers ackHowl-
edge they lind the best .nade geeds and best
quality Remember this house when YOU arc in
want Of iirst.cass clothing,
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NEW CuEoMo-Bowman has just received a
new, beautiful and m,rth provoking chrome
called "Daacon Jones' Experience" This pic.
ture is equal to "PlucS" to cure the b.ues. 60
and see il.
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Remember, frank & Co deal only in fine.
well made and durable clothing. They are iOca.
ted just vest OF the court house.
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Grapes, chestnuts and cranbcr!ics, at II. Wal
Tiers fruit store.
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Ask the ladies where they get shcir nice little
ovcrcoats, and nine out of ten will say, why al
Franks, the Peoples Clothier, La Sale street.
half way between Main and Madison streets.
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81 cents sor good pair Of drawers, at NJ.
Sticfel * Co..
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Fifty dozen mems wool SOCK at - Gems per
pair al ID. Heeuan & Coz.
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Fore Sans seam boot, go to Megaiin's.
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The pest fresh oysters by the plate, can and
case, at II. Walthers.
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The largest assortment Of sugars, Coficcs and
teas in town, and very low, Mt d. Hecnau Il Co. y
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MoTTo.-Quick sales and small profits take the
lead. Mems business suits 80, $40, Sill, sl2 sll,
SIG, SIS, 800 s22 All goods marked in plain
figures at the Square Dealers, NJ. Stiefel & Co.
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Groceries and canned fruits OF all brands at D.
Hapnau .. Co..
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Best choice winter apples by the barrel. a, II.
Walther's.
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FoUND-On the street, the naturalization pa
pers and soldiers discharge of James CULLEN, q
member Of the 10th regiment. The owner can
have them 10y calling at this Office and paying
for this notice.
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\ fine assortment of shawls at prices to suit
the times, at ID. Hccnan Il Co.'S.
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Fine silk uneershlrts at ". stieiel * Coz.
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Don't forget that ~ stiefel.,c Co. are selling
good gray overcoats for s..
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Get Walthcr's best home made hoarhound can
dy, good for coughs and colds.
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Willow and wooden ware at D. uccnan *
Co.'S.
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ThClrgcst clothing house in La Sale county.
They arc Offering good chinchilla overcoats at
IS and $40. Beat fur beaver overcoat, blue and
black, SIS. Very nobhy fine blue, black and
brown beaver Overcoats SO, ST., $lS $40 and
S22. All our goods arc made equal to custom
garments. NJ STIEFEL & Co.
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The ladies are especially invited to call and see
our stock of furs, which we are selling at lower
figures than they have been purchased for for
wears D. Heenan tg.CO.
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Farmers should consult their own Interest. by
buying lumber ath, shingles and posts of shulcs
N Bro, who have kept prices down lower than
inc lowest and propose to continue present
prices regardless of advance in Chicago or close
Of navigation, Their stock is large Call and see
shcm. They are also retailing best New York
snlt for Sl.75 per barrel and paying the very
highest prices for grain and seeds
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Took WATER The popularity Of our mineral
springs, together with the demand for its waters,
has become so great as to cause the fluid to be
pcddled the same as milk.
Mark O'kanc, the roaring Irishnan,' is run
ming an express wagon delivering mineral spring
water to families desiring it at less price
than the toll amounts TO. Patronize Mark
and preserve your health. We are pleased to
state that he is succeeding admirably
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ELECTED.-Bownan is again elected the boss
pilot ographcr.
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Oysters fresh and luscious al Piergue's.
Buy the Eagle brand fresh oysters. Sold at II.
Waliher's
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Economy is wealth. Buy your boots and shoes
at Child " Phipps.
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For French goat or Md button boot 20 fit the
foot, 90 to j. Megalin's.
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J. Z. Courier, man Of large experience in
things spiritual" has donned the apron at the
Clifton bar. He is comparatively stranger in
Ottawa yet from our interview we are convinced
that he is .he right man in the right place.
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\ fresh sto-. Of Alexis iics. Just received at J
McgafIins.
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The best cakes in the city at Plcrguc's.
Mrs Gregg is offering nice hats all trimmed in
style at from 81 80 to $500
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-. ". HtrCHCoCK, General Passenger Agent.
RoBEaT HS sRIs. General superintendent.
ID. V. TOUZALlN.
,July yh. Agent, Ottawa. Illinois.
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Cakes, pics, hot soup, tea, coffee and good
nice lunch, go to H. Walther's bakery.

The SHERMAN House" Chicago, is not only
the best furnished and best conducted hotel in
that city, but has the most convenient location.
1t Is near the great wholesale houses, the Cham
Der of Commerce, the railroad offices and the
principal thcatrcs.
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The best brand of oysters at Picrgue's,
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The Young Nen's Club gave socialhop at the
Clifton last evening They have entered into
an organization for the purpose of holding their
socials periodically. On Thursday the Goth
they will hold their second + p