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eens Der patrons Of 5usbanDre.~ Sebs Seriduntd
Wan tenee fb tiir 9rute.Grempllre, Befinsunssn IL.
an National Mubliihina 60. Nhil. M. 4YH;Iart
, 1875-01-21
Maeuten perlduat

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Mtarfte. Wtulter =Gadete p%ortofrei fir 25 Gerts. Girs
culare frei. s. Bride, 767 8rpabpap,
4lp10noJ 9teip Yprf.
, 1875-01-21

sinsnt SABRE, als oNs anbsren anssbIi6en 5elrtttteI felt
bic Nelt febt. Certificate BON benerfenspertben Rureu
%ttslsitsn jsbs Gluidt unb werben Ssbsrinanu gratis su8e.
anet. Go sisbt ieinsn S&merj, fur pel6en befe 9ini.
utetts nibt &bbilfe s~ewdtren, ieise @edpulf, mel&e fs
nt6t b~sfeittssn unb feline aabrntstt, pel6e %biefelben nidi
turiren. Dies IL @teI ssfast, aber patr. Seine 8amtlu
cber Sefser BON 9teb tags obne Gentanr Qiniments fetn.
Dsi6e I'm fdlas fir Samtltsn- @ebruuG; ss1ber llmf6lae
fir Gtiere. prsts so Gents; erpBe 8Iaf&en 81. 5. 9
Rpfs & Co., SO grpabpap, SEEN gprt.
, 1875-01-21
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Romane mno @rsdblunsen in srob 8oo. Sor'
mat elegant bro6lrt.
preis pro Hane SO Gents. @ebunben In eein.
mane pro 4anc 20 Gents.
, 1875-01-21
GpGsgeldidten.

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gebunber a 25 @ents.
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Gd)redfensidbre.
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Sobdnn BON Sepcen, Der 9ropbet. Bon
Gobert 6er0er. 3uIalnmen in einem Bud.
Vefbtdbtem ees Nfarrera Gtebsntiid,. Bon
&arl St0ber.
gtad)tla9er in Granada. Bon 6r. Nlorben. tlno
1dnnbauisr. Bon gtorbert 6iirte. 3uiammen in
eiftem Banb.
garifer xausenfdts. limb
Sa%sabunSns. 3ufamnsn In sinsm
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Feps9crt-Gtettin ota GupenbaseN.
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abfdbrfcui
non HswsGprf; Y. ~. NrHbt IS NpriI.
23afttnetou. 80. Hpril.
epn Sfetttu' 9Da Arlington, 2. Nprt.
punboibt, 16. &prti.
Branfltn, 80. Mprtl.
pdfagespretfe:
1. Gaials Ssh 800. 2. Gaiute @plb S72.OO Sw..
fGenbsd SGlA 49,. No.
@rrtriiCnstidsts auf Elm Sabr sdItts,
l. Salute Sob Si7O. 2. &aiuts @alb STA 8pt.
ftented Cob $50. w.
Son Stetttn via Rppsntaesu, Gntp srpen mad Wer.gsrr,
1. Gajlts Sob 49,. 2. &aiute Sob 500. 8. Gotlte
Sob $50.
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yvtaen Sratt NAG ben Sffeebdfen tusbefcntert unt
paOase perSe man I'D az ~
Gbs. Namtmelsbere 8 60,
5lians 30. 40 B%rpabras.
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6stluus bet Rbeumottsrits Rppf.
f&mers, Sdmer5en, @sidwriif, 3rril,
beulen, Berbdrtuneer her Brittle
grauprunten, @ertrituusat, Salj.
flus etc. am meuf6li6sn 8Grser. UNI
W,rrsnfunesn, Spatb, Steineaasn
, 1875-01-21
GriGllnnaet1 np1 Gaiparius.

Sn bliblhe Yappoedel nit Wtnslin,Riiden
gebnnben a 25 Gents.
Sefd)tdpten aus benz gpeiIart.
Der Sbulrteiffer unS fefn Gpbn.
StraRbur9 anf Der Ed)an,.
, 1875-01-21

TOlseuSe biniee
%oGSs, SngeuOidriittn
nn6 &Dntane
ffnb 5u BADEN in alien peutIhen
Su6bano1uneen in BEN
Terelut9ten Staaten utto Canada.
Gr5nblungen ION 0nltab gtierib.
Sn blbide Bappbedel nit Diusliu,8 Ridden
gebunoeu a 25 Gents,
Sas gtdnered,t.
ole Nepprtirfen.
pie Mnsiuaneerer ndd1 Mfrtfa
SGnetcer unb Geiger.
Sbriffppb Columbus.
Sidrus uno Mdria.
Sranc opn Sbn,blrq.
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Sie Grffnnnns ces @pr3elians. |
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Der alte arieser nnb fein gpbn. |
Ste Nofeni1iibfe. - Ser fleine Samariter. - |
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Die aSaiie, ooer cine CUTE 3bat finost oft aui Groen /
11on ibrer 9obn. l
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Der Spni9 unb Der WeIner. |
Sas Sieeblatt. 0rei Deidid)ten. 1. Ser treue /
@G5ener, 2. Ser Bladder uno iein sobn. 8. Die
4nduinenmGnner. |
pie Gucfsu9ssltbr. /
Sdcpb unS feline &pbne.
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9lrbeitemDe &la0e, %ssss' 81. s,S
yer Wp6e, Ssi6dfttsans su 5aufe. am Gag pber NttnbS;
tetn &apttal; Anmetiune une %wsrtbpe1e @inlage spn
geaaren gratis per Dot uberfenbet. Mbreitre NIT 8 Cent?
Ypantarte. W. Ypuns uuc 60,
49Dtapr 1873 @reennih Ctr, q. O.
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Ser aterifauiide- Iaiteten.8 Bidder
ODER
Gnftruetite MntpeiSmne
CUR Nnfertieuns aner &rten
Yaiteten, Sorten unb gierrabme,
BON o ito s rieori@, prattiider 9aItetsn . Bidder.
WreiS Is Gents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-26
Buckingham's Dye.
ECP TuE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which VIII
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p HALL & Co',
NASHUA, Nh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
California dried fruits, at Phillips Bro's.


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'r"tc' l" "'e'cico 'olc''ucSS H''o""'s '''''"'
hoorS III SERIOUS incubation Us " HOW '"'S "'
10 Se' 'oo"c'o all" o'c'' W 'nc"i p '"'' n00''
safleS OIL me- 10 say ioI"'i's Vi SueN HAUL do
hash ana POTATOES! "ht'ne' 'H'' roil'S from
inc seHcfal Ho'onoS9 Vi 'hc ''''''H' 'n' s'"' C"S
oil the medium Oh eFcu'"''oh' Ut 'ne ncec"c,
Irl"l' OF Se"cl"l 'o"e"'c""'Io" VI "''o"a al"
circumstances ' Nv o'o
her''lS co'u "e"'"c' VI '''' ''S' ." mas
frozen up tne oIoou oi tnc '''9'Ioio al" 'o''
oalahV 10 Such al eA'e"' '''V eve" 'hc must pep
perry lce' no ''hSc Oh war III Vne'' veins
On thursday I"S'' however '"c "c"'her "ioo
Grated, ana an item OF TWO IN tHc ponce inc
proved ihat natural uepraNty IN man so iohs
frozen up was par '''''S 'n""'u ""'. We '"'''u
upon chiei ponce justice heaNch" Ills couh'eh
ance was luSuorous' lie Hauly lurheu % MS
docket IN response TO our query OIL ANY ponce
cases, Judge! ana s"lo, only one since last
spring, ana mat was drunk ana alsoruerl'-
three dollars and costs, and he didn't pay his
fine, drat it, Then, said the Judge to oihcer
Murray, SAY, John, less Zip copper to see VINO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
Overcoats cheap at Franks.

AGRACEFIL TRIBUTE.-LOuisaC Chandler Moul-
ton, author of Bedtime Stories, and still better
known as l.. c. NJ. the Boston literary cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, pays the fol
lowing graceful tribute to ST. Nichol0S and its ed
tor:
Mrs Mary Mapcs Dodge was certainly made
10 edit St Nicholas and write Rhymes and jim
giles for its readers BY the way, St Nicholas
seems to me, if not the best possible young
folks magazine, at least the best one which the
English speaking world has yet seen. 1t is de
lightful piece Of extravaganza to have two serials
running at once, by two such authors as Miss
Louisa NJ. Alcott and Mr. j. 7. Trowbrld%e.
Miss AlCotts Little Women was the most pop
ular book since Uncle Toms Cabin and already
one can see that the Eight Cousins must be
nearly related to the Little Women in worth
and wit-irst cousins at least. As for Mr.. Trow-
bridges Young Surveyor like him so much
in January that ! am determined to make his
farther acquaintance.
bat, after all, the Fight Cousins and The
Young Surveyor are only welcome guests-it
is Mrs Dodge who keeps house in st. Nicholas
and makes a magazine as Madame Racamier
made a salon, drawing frcm each visitor his best,
and charming alike by her speech and by her
silpnCpN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

The masquerade ball given by the Ottawa
Turner society was in all respects social and
financial success. At an early hour the music Of
Prof Willis's full band peeled forth nerve stir
ring tune, and the live mass of monkeys, horned
hogs, Arabs, niggcrs, old maids, Kansas suffer-
ers and band Of Utica Indians, were uShered
into the room, headed by two wheelbarrows, u
paper trumpet and Beechcrs ghost. The cos
TUNES worn were OF the richest and most costly
material, The representation Of different sub
jects was one Of the grandcst and most elaborate
we had ever looked upon. The representation
Of Richard III. by Mr. Allen Griggs was admitted
To he one OF the finest in the room, while Mr.
John Perruker, in his character Of Prince Carni-
val, and Jacob Chrstman as George Washington
were fully mp to the mark The costumes of
the ladies were very showcy and tasteful. One
of the finest costumes worn by ladies was Gin
our estimation) that of Miss Aug, Leckelt, Of
Chicago. In the comic line of different repre-
scntatOns Barnum's show would be poor
sight in comparison. Charlie Horn, Charlie Lutz,
Charlie SchObert and Oscar Christman, in their
characters Of the young Indians, were very finely
gotten up.
The hall was densely crowded. and not until
about two o'clock could you discover any dmi
mutton of the number The premiums awarded
are rs follows:
Vim, Trabing rs protestant minister, LIST
premium; friedrich Frcdricks, rs ku KluX or
Beecher's ghost, ID premium; Mrs c. W. Den
hard, as an old Southern darkey, Sd premium
Miss Meyers, as the" Old Woman" 18th premium.
The prize tor first and second premiums was So
each. For third and fourth 81 each.
The supper gotten up 10y Martin Klein was
very excellent, and all partoo< freely. The dance
was kept up until about half past four, when the
music froze up, and the roosters were Growing
the hour Of morning. The party broke up and
departed, and all went home feeling that il had
been 4 Jolly tine thing to be there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
All heavy underwear at cost at Moneys,


If you love ne, sleigh me on the spot. On
Monday eve of this week, quite large number
of our young people started 10 go out to the
residence of Mr. Price, some three or four miles
southeast OF this city, for sleigh ride. The par
ty crossed the river in safety, and ascending the
hill the party gave one parting look at our beau-
tiful city, and sang one verse entitled: Good
bye, I'm going to leave you After singing that
sublime stanza some one crowcd, and then our
thoughts were directed to tine reception that we
would have on our arrival at Mr.. Prices. The
BOYS and girls seemed to make the air ring with
music and laughter, but after having gone about
two miles they cooled down, and went to chew
ing hay and straw that had been tramped under
their feet to the tune of kalamazoo-Zoozoo.'
On arriving at the place O! destination the party
alighted from the golden chariot with the
nerve of a sawmll. Mr.. Price ard his family gave
the party hearty welcome. After INDUCING
in the several innocent games that are generally
appropriate to such occasions, the visitors
were all forced . to eat splendid oyster sup
per- After the usual custom Of extending thanks
all around, the party started for home. Arriving
at home in safety all seemed ~ if they had just
come from a family reunion, as all seemed to
enioy themselves, aud none lclt better than an
other. We trust that such good feeling and har
mony that wa, felt on that occasion will ever b,
remembered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
HOME MATTERS.

Judge Gilman's lecture on Tuesday evening"
on Elementary Geology, before the Ottawa Acade
my Of Natural Sciences was Il very able and
scholarly production, though delivered to house
but moderately filed. The subject is one, in
deed, that can hardly be expected to engage an
extensive popular interest as trequires Il good
deal Of previous reading and study to be able to
appreciate it,
The Judge informed his audience that he has
another lecture prepared, on The Antiquity OF
Man Should he be able to divest its treatment
Of all purely tcchna language and bring
it down to common comprehension, we imagine
there would be much less difficulty i'll gettlnS
out an audience to hear lecture on such sub
ject than on the dry elements of still young and
but partially settled science.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

OTTAWA trets tne Sthte ar ioi wv ''HiH'
The following dispatch from W. }. Nicely,
member OF the State Board OF Agriculture, was
received yesterday:
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL. Feb. IL /
Ottawa has the state Fair icT the next Two
Now that the labors of Mr. Mr.. Nicely and 9th
ers who have cOopcratcd with him in the effort
to secure the State Fair have been crow ned with
success, the good name Of the city and county
OF business men, manufacturers and farmers us
liberal and eqterprsing people, of the varied IN.
tercsts which will be directly and individually
benefited, requires that all differences of opin-
ION and policy shall be sunk for the time being
in one combined, intelligent, comprehensive
purpose to make all The required preparatory
arrangements and To give the officers of the |
State Board and the exhibitors and visitors who
will flock here from all sections of the State u
cordial greeting and large-hearted welcome
So far as tne people of la Sale county can aid
in making it such, the State Fair of 1915 must be
as great success rs its predecessor Of lSi2-I
Republican.
The above from the Pee Wee is decidedly re-
'freshing. coming at the moment when those who
labored so hard to secure The state Fair are re-
warded by its location at Ottawa. After throw
ing dirt for year at every attempt to secure
the fair for this county, after herolding an cXos
gerated report of the demise of the agricultural
society, and after staying away from meetings
whose object was to raise funds to fill the re
auircments OF the State Board lest they might
he solicited to contribute their mite, it occurs 10
us that the Pee Wee places itself in the field with
all the honors of the doughty hero who eX-
claimed: ! and Betsy killed the bear
The fair is located, and the pride of our entire
county calls for the refutation of all base SIAN
dcrs upon our community, We trust that the
liberalty and hospitality of all will combine to
correct all such impressions, remembering the
hardest way to annhilate an enemy is by kind
ness; Let us oh join the agricultural society in
every honorable means Of amply providing fol
the fair and its attendants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
Best brands of flour, at Phillips Bros.
TIL. Ininn Pantry A.soCiatiOn

As announced in last weeks FREE TRADER, the
poultry fair continued its session until Saturday
evening. The attendance on Saturday was fully
as large as upon any previous day. In our issue
Of last week we unintentionally omitted the
fowls exhibited by Jerry Wood and II. \. MEGA
leb. As conclusive proof Of their having the best
Of their respective classes We refer to the list Of
premiums awarded aud published below. All in
all The fair all thatits projectors could either
desire or expect under 50 unfavorablc weather.
On Saturday the following award of premiums
was made:
Light Brahms. Wood, first premium; D.
J. Price, second.
Dark Brahmas d. j. Price, first premium; j..
Wood, second
Buff Cochins-S. W Raymond, first premium;
p W. StocAslcgcr second premium.
Plymouth Rocks--Will T. Nicely, firstprcmium.
White Legnons-Win + Nicely first pre-
MUM.
White Ban;ams--H. y. McCalch, first premium;
A. &. McIntirc, second.
Houdans-Nclson Tryon, frs; premium.
Golden Pheasant Hou-E o.. Bliss, first pre-.
MUM.
Bronze Turkeys-WiII F. Nicely, first premium;
D. j. Price, second.
Ducks-D. J. Price, first premium.
The FREE TRADER Acknowledges the receipt
Of a quartcttc of the premium dark Brahmas
very generously presented TO Us by the a'socia.
ton as token Of their appreciation 81 us as
Thoroughbred journalists.
We arc informed that thr association will
make their exhibition an annual affair and We
trust their future meetings may bee even more
prosperous than the one just closed.
Three weeks longer will We oilcr ladies and
gents satchels al i've per cent. above cost.
u. STIEFTL 4 Co.
The Latest styles Of ' aioHt.ua. can be ound at
Casl's.
To as-rava;e Dyspepsia, Introduce Alcohol
into Tie stomach. and thereby rob the digestive
nuid uf its solvent power. Ssturat' piece %
bread and meat with gastric iui'e, aad u I'll
Fisa,,.s. This Is digestion. Add y such mix
ture little alcohol, BID 10 sill al dsss-''s. This
UIustrs,rs ss4sg,s,5oai Beware, then, ye dyspep-
tics. Of tinciurcs, infusiOns or deccctious con
tanning spirituOu, liquors Shun all such
rum -touies,r srd rely sclCly on On N,IAEE''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
White and yellow corn meal, at
CITY Tax Notice.

The undersigned, city collector, would hereby
give notice that he is required by the ordinance
Of the city to return his delinquent tax list to
the county treasurer for publication on the eth
day of March All persons knowing themselves
TO be indebted for city taxes must attend to the
payment of the same ct once and thereby save
costs. The tax sale will take place this year two
months earlier than last year.
PATRICK RYAN, CITY Collector
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

DR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, for rheumatism
neuralgia, cramps collie, dlarrhwa, cholera moi
bus, cholera infantum, sprains burns, scalds
bruises chilblains frost bites swcllings. soreness
in the joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external and internal For colds, sore
throat, quincy, and diseases of the throat and
mucous membrane, it is an invaluable remedy
JOHN f. HENRY, CURRAN ~ Co., Proprictors,
and I'll re Place New York. On.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

Reduction OF New hOfn iiOttl
The plan of reducing rates and adjusting
prices for board according to the floor or the
location of the room occupied is now recognized
everywhere as the best one, This plan, the re-
suit of tact rare enterprise, and Il keen insight
into the mysteries Of hotel management, was
originated by II. L. Powers, the proprietor OF the
Grand Central Hotel on Broadway, New York
From the start the plan worked so well that 1t
has placed the Grand Central in the lead OF the
first.class hotels in New York and kept it there.
To Illustrate this, the Grand Central, although
the largest hotel in New York, Git is really the
largest in the world, containing $50 rooms,) and
the most elegantly furnished, scales its rates
from S10O to $500 per day less than the other
frstclass hotels that approach it in style and
rank Many people will he surprised to
learn that or six meals per day are considered
necessary at first class hotels in New York. Tho
Grand Central furnishes six separate meals each
day, from early morn till midnight, and is fast
becoming celebrated for its table
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

The Mayor desires us in our most impressive
language to caution our people against the pur'
chase Of any Illinois River fish that may be offer
on the streets The fish of the river are poison
ed by the waters of the Chicago river that are
now flowing freely into the O'Plain at Lockport
are in diseased condition and not only unfit to
eat but positively poisonous. Any open attempt
to sell them in the streets will be promptly Tor
hidden and punished by the marshal, but Wag'
on loads of them are being offered in dark
alleys and by-ways, and the uniformed readily
purchase them. Let no one touch thcm-thcre
IS disease and death in eating them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
RUSSELL \ son,


4 v
VI NOIS, La Sale County.-ss.
by virtue decreta order of the County Court OF said
county entered At the February term OF said Court AID 1875
the application of Timothy Mccarthy, Guardian OF John
Carthy MINOR sell the following described real estate
belonging said MINOR situate in the county OF La Salh
and Illinois. to wit The undivided oneourth OF
the following described property situated in the vest half
of the northwest quarter Of section - township 50 north,
In east of the ID principal meridian described as
follows Beginning Ht the northwest corner OF said qua
section thence south ~ chains thence east along the
south line said quarter 20 chains thence north along the
east line of said west hall OF said quarter section " dhan
thence west Is chains and - links thence north % chahs,
thence chains % links along the north line Of said
section 10 the place Of beginning said tract being known
id the plat of partition between the heirs of Michael
Mccarthy deceased; also undivided onciourh OF the
following described tract % land VIZ Lot 2 In the north
west quarter section in township thirty five nOrrs
in rapge three east OF the third principal meridian Il sh
the 18th day of March D. 1873, at the hour OF O'CLOCK
r. NJ sell all the interest said minor In and the sad
real estate the south door OF the County Court House. IN
the City ofOttRwa in said county.
Terms of sale follows: Cash In hand on day OF sale
L.; TIMOTHY MCCARTHY,
febl0Sw Guardian OF John Mccarthy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
Our Loss,

La Sale county viii lose by removal early
next month one of her most esteemed citizens,
Mr.. Thos. Johns, Of Deer Park. For several
years Mr. j. has been one Of the working mem
bers of our Board OF Supervisors and has pure
record. At the present time he holds TIE in.
portant position Of Chairman Of the Insane Asy
lum committee.
Upright in all his dealings, an ornament to so
clcty and man Of sterling worth, he bids adicu
to La Sale county 10 take up ms abode neal
Wheeling, West Va. May all the prosperity Of
earth await him and his estmable spouse in thci,
eastern home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
Winter clothing at cost, at MONEYS,

FATAL ACCIDENT.-An accident occurred at
Cornell on Tuesday by which little Frank With
crow, only son Of Jno. Witherow of that place,
lost his life. In attempting to jump upon a
passing sleigh for the purpose Of catching a
ride he slipped and fell and was run over by
another team almost instantly killing him. The
remains were brought to Ottawa and inferred on
Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

A letter Just received from Billy Ayers, for sew
rral years a salesman at J. Moneys, locates him
IN fine health and spirits at Portland, Oregon.
lie will visit South America during the coming
summer, after which he anticipates visiting Lis
many friends at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
l Mooney sells oyercoats at cost.

W. HECTOR GALE, whose card designates him
As the masonic editor of the WI CoaHtq Cour-
sr, gave Us q call on Monday The Courier
IS the organ Of the graHgers Of viii County,
so that its use for masonic editor is not super
Hcially apparent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
\ fine style of collars, at A. Frank < COS.


The undersigned, Collector OF the Town Of OF
ava, would hereby give notice that taxes must
DC paid by the 18th Of March next, otherwise
,hall be compelled to enforce the payment O
he same. JSo W. KELLY, Town Collector
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.

The La Sale Guards, who on sundry occasions
have honorcd ottawa with visit and dazzlcd
our people by the brillancy of their forgery and
fine soldierly bearing, have united with the old
soldiers of La Sale in making arrangements for
a Grand Soldiers Ball to be given at the Opera
House in that city on the evening o. the I'D OF
February, the anniversary of the birthday Of
G. Washington. All the soldiers of the county
are invited to bring their wives, daughters and
sweethearts and have a good time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
White and yellow corn meal, at Phillips Bros.

CHrLDREYs TREAsURE-A case for pens, pen
ellis, sponge, &c. with rule attached, for sale at
Osman & Hapeman's. Every school boy and girl
should have one