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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-10

Blonde has found another mares nest H. an
initiates theFIEE TRADER and Noah Webster at
one full swoop. lIesays
So delighted was Boss Osmah's 'underiu-
with the substitution Of and Michigan canal for
Journal convey in the RspuJl,cdH's item about
about the Big Line Towing Association that he
Immediately penciled the announcement tina;
Hon. Judge Cation was in town Thursday look
ing after his Iutsr Interests What end Of the
Judges interests does that fellow refer 10:
Boss Osman-s underling would say for the ed
ifea;ion Of the saints that he has read little
from continued story called 'Webster's ina
bridged,' and on page 80 lie finds Litter con-
fused mass Of objects little valued; scattered
rubbish Now Blonde had ought to know that
We didn't refer 10 his funeral Don't squirm 20
neighbor, or the boys win capture you Tor t,h
bait
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On Monday evening the Board of Directors Of
the Mineral Spring Association, levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation for beautifylng
the grounds and erecting the buildings as rep
resented upon the new picture of the spring
grounds. Work has already been commenced
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Geo, ?, ROWeN & Co,

uc, an agency for the reception OF advertise
Amcrican NEwsPAPgRs-the most complete establishment
81 the kind In world SIX thousand NEwsPAPsRs are
kent regularly file, open TO Inspection BY customers
Every Al scr EN- IA taken at the home price
OF the paper without any additional charge COMM ssion
Au advertiser in dealing with the Agency Is saVedtouoc
aud correspondence making contract insles oil sdoI
en- a uudfed or a thousand. 4 Book ofeghty pages.
containing lists OF best papers largest ceuatons rei
gous agricultural class political daily and country pa
pers aud all publications which specially valuable 10
advertisers, with Information about prices Is sent
ERR. T.. to any address on application Persons AZ
distance wishing make contracts Tor sayerusinS Ia any
town city county territory OF the Uulted StSes,
or any norton of the Dominion Canada send eou
else statement what they want together with copy OF
the advertisements they desire Inserted, and VIII
receive Information by return mail which viii enable the
decide whether Increase reduce the order tor such
Inform atom there charge orders taken Tor su
paper vel as Tor alst for single dollar a readily
A. for a larger sum. Ofcc Times Buildngl.
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pem advertisements.
NURSERY STOCK,

have large stock OF Apple Trees and Eycrgreens Pear
Cnerrv small Fruits and Hedge Plants fO the spring
OF lS1j. Prices very low.
Farm Ridge, ILL.,. April ,ggw' ELMER BALDWIN.
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Ready made clothing, our own MAKE; western
goods, no shoddy; the best trunk in the market
Toledo can be found at J. Christmans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-10

Grain Itaiscrs Refuse to submit to the
posted on the pd supcrrD Of this fo saving grain
saving time, and doing fast thorough and economical
THRESHERNEN FIND 1T hie,y advantageous 10 run
machine that has no Beaiers, =" Ickers," or Apron
that handles Damp Grain, Long Straw, Headings FLAX,
Timothy Miett and all such dicut grain and seeds with
Entire Ease ~ IcffectiN cncsS, Cleans
TO perfecon; the farmer his thresh b by extra
saving grain makes no ,Litterngs;' requires LESS
THAN ONE HALE the usual Belts Boxes, Journals ana
Gears easier managed less repairs that grain rasrrs
prefer TO employ art walt for, even at adj
<nnced prices, while other machines are "ou'
of obs" 80,
Four sizes made with q, 4, 10 and l? horse
~Nounte,i" Powers. also "a specially of Sepa'
rators alone" expressly for STEAM lO"ER
and to match other Horse Powers.
II Interested In grain raising, or thre-hng write lot lts
tra,rd Circulars Te es) with fu particuars OF sizes
styles, prices. terms, etc.
NICHOLS. SHEPARD \ Co,
April lu-tIGiy!I Bdiie 'fe'S hthi07h'
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Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
drcd pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
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goods at Barnett's.
DR.. J. o. Harris is now head over heels ia the
real estate business. Transfers are made every
day, and still bargains are offered. This is the
time of year to purchase city property, as on
account of the rapid building, property is bound
to advance.
The Doctor offers 800 lots in the city, and any
quantity of farm property at low prices and on
excellent terms. Let purchasers consult the
Doctor before investing their ducats.
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Mr.. Flanagan, of D. Ieenan Co., has return
ed from his purchasing trip East. With him
comes mammoth stock of spring goods. Call
and lei him smile on you.
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HowEvrE--1f any body is IN need Of o nobby
hat, it can be found ct J. Chrlstman's,
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Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
dred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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For any and all kinds Of seed potatoes cali on
Freedman
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ABOUT ByyvERs.--At certain periods Of life a
tonic is necessity; but there is danger in using
stimulants That lnjure the organs OF digestion
while giving temporary relief. To obyiatc this
and present 10 the pnblic Il tonic free from dico
bo';c prison, DR.. Greene prepared the Oryge"dt"t
Bit'eIs, a sure cure for Dyspepsia and all kindred
complaints. Sold everywhere John +. Henry
Curran X Co., Propretors, and College Paccl,
New YORK 90
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On Thursday morning an alarm Of fire called
out our valiant hremen. 1t proved to be the
burning of King Il Hamilton coal she'd The
loss was nominal. The members Of the depart
ment responded with extraordinary prOmptncss.
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scott RrOs 4. Co.

Show the finest stock of Dress Goods in the city
spring. The new goods are very cheap.
Good black gross grain Silks At 500 pea
yard.
Handsome sumner silks at - cents per yard.
worth 500.
Iron frame Grenadines at Sl75 per yard,
worth $3.50. at l.l24, worth $500.
Opened this week, our new pattern Drap
D'Ete garments. Also beautiful assortment Of
new styles in ladies suits.
NEW STOCK OF KID GLOVES.
Good Kids at SO cents - cents and Sl0O.
We have made arrangements for complete sup
ply Of the celebrated Danton Kid Glove the
finest kid imported, at 81 so, $l.75 and $500.
Eee'y pair ~araated If not satisfactory on
trial, new pair given in place.
New stock of
coRsETs.
9sk for the Julia, only 81.
A new and complete stock of ribbons, ties
scarfs, embroideries laces, trimmings, &C., sc.
200 dozen ladies and gents
HOSIERY.
Nice cotton hose 10 cents per pair Good gents
3 pairs for % cents. Ladies fine regular hose
1t % cents per pair-usual price 40 cents. La
lies fine balbriggan hose at 30 cents per pair
regular price IS cents.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Low prices on everything We will make all
welcome and will take great pleasure in sho wing
he new goods. Respectfully,
SCOTr Bros & Co.
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PEDsCREE:.

Sired by BILL CHEATHAM and reared
by the dam ODD TRICK, she sired by
LEXINGTON.
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Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per bun
dred pounds, 1t Woods Eagle Mills
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Barnett is daily receiving new styles Of cloth
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For any and all kind, Of seed pota;oe, cal! on
Freedman.
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Shaw sells dol eggs for fifty cents.
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Freedman has full line Of fresh garden seeds
both in papers and in bulk.
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For onions or onion sets call on Freedman.
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The body of Lorenzo P. Sanger, whose death
in California was mentioned in our last, was
brought to his home near Joliet for interment,
the funeral taking place last Sunday. 1t was
one of the most imposing funerals ever wit
messed in that city. In accordance with his dy-
ing request his funeral was taken charge of by
the Knights Templar of Joliet, of which body
he had been member, and the impressive cere-
monies of the order were observed throughout.
The Sun of Monday says
Z. +. Munger was master of ceremonies, and
right well did he perform the difficult and ar
duous duties. The solemn, beautiful and i'm
posing burial service of the Knights Templar
was observed at the grave; and the great com
pany Of friends, mourners, citizens and strang-
ers Departed and among them were many, many
sad hearts that were endearcd to Col. Sanger by
a thousand tender ties of friendship, and pre-
cious memories of other days crowded thick and
fast upon them. And it was day they
will long remember for its multidudinous asso-
Citations and vivid flashes of happy recollections
concerning the late lamented Lorenzo P.Sanger
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Choice PeaehblOw potatoes at Philips Bros
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Don't fail to see the new styles of furnishing
goods at BaTnett's
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Don; fail to see the new styles OF furnishing
goods at Barnetts.
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Don't fail to see the new styles of furnishing
goods at Barnett's.
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Barnett is daily receiving new styles Of cloth
rr
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Chndren's. youths and boys clothing new and
neat, al s;iefeIs.
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jlem a0hertiSementS.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.'S
vibrator ThreSher.

The brilliant Success of this Grain
saving, Timc-SaNInE 'Thresher, Is
unprecedented In the annals OF Farm Machinery In brief
period II has become widely known and ful v
csta bl ishcd, rs the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-10

The newly elected Board of Education held
their first meeting on Tuesday evening, and or
ganized with the selection o. Mr.. ID. Walker, as
President. The election OF clerk and treasurer
was proposed, but owning TO the present ation OF
n section of the states providing for these
officers to hold their position for Swo years, the
further consideration of the matter was post
poned TO the next meeting,
The following standing committees were ap.
pointed, after which the board adjourned to meet
in City Hall next Monday evening.
On TGclsrs:- Directors Markle, Hathaway, and
Williams
On Supplts :--Directors Hathaway, Markle and
Wakefield
Ga Buad;ags:-Di Wakefield, Rathbun
and Horn.
On F'Hoa~i- Directors Rathbun, Williams and
Horn. Adjourned.
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Shaw sell, lbs Goldfish cheeks tar half a dol
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TO HORSE OWNERS

Perfect in all parts, and in the prime OF
Lite, being nine years old.
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BATTLE.

e nj the undersigned. : miles
n miles eAst % Grove school
during the entire time between
N Saturdays. when be can b.
/ stable, Marellles.
ely TO -
J. {. BRUNER.
Box iS0, Ottawa, IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-23
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Judge Stokes of Grant Parish, La, is pre-
pairing to prosecute Superintendent Logan and
other police officers for kidnapping him and de-
priviEg him of his liberty.
A Porto Rico league is being formed in New
York 10 aid the rebellion in that island.
Erskine, tried at Milwaukee for revenue
frauds, was convicted.
John Morrissey has accepted the anti-Tam.
many nomination for State Senator, as he says
to vindicate the rights of flee and honest labor
The executive committee of the Associated
Press of New York have adopted resolutions oil
respect to the memory of the late Frederick
Hudson.
Bismarck special says there is 10 trouble
yet at Fort Berthold, but 1000 hostile Indians
are encamped in the vicinity, and threaten tC
burn the agency.
cess in the Lily of Killarney Thursday night il
New York.
Gov. Ames of Mississippi, is grateful to the
Attorney General for the pacification of that
state.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ba:
decided that Weiss beer is subject only to tax
of 81 per barrel of 81 gallons.
The total debt of the city of Mobile is 81,
100000 and the assessed property only SIS, 600,
600.
Collector Arthur has been instructed to mod
fy the order relative to the drawback on sugars
excepting shipments hereafter made of sugars
purchased for expectation at price fixed be
fore the PRONUNCIATION of the order of October
9th.
j. W. Duryea, a New York lumber merchant
has suspended.
The N. Y Post story of murder at the Mi.
quelon Islands is doubtless false.
United States steamship Marion has been
placed under the shears at the Portsmouth navy
yard to receive her ordnance.
Louisiana Democratic convention will be
held on the first Wednesday of January.
The second union prayer meeting at the Pill
grim church, N. Y, was crowded.
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Crimes and Casualties,

VIM. Stanton has been arrested charged with
an attempt to burn last factory in Haverhill
owned by E. P. ingalls, and occupied by II. o.
Ghdden. The interior of the factory was found
strewn with kerosene.
A religious monomaniac named Kiser in
Chicago. threw himself from the top of the wa
ter works tower, ITO feet to the rocks below
and was dashed to pieces.
Ben Boyd, the notorious coun.erfeiter, has
been arrested at Fulton. ILL.,, and large
amount of his counterfeiting material captur-
ed.
VIM. Delany, convicted of the murder of
Capt. Lawrence on board his vessel in Cow
Bay, has been sentenced to be hanged Deem
Der 10.
Henry Brown, negro, was hanged at St.
Louis yesterday for the murder of German
named sPfarr.
There is some excitement in Olneyville,, R. I.
over the death of Bernard Padin, alleged to
have been caused by physicians bunder in
administering morphine instead of quinine.
The Freeport watch factory at Freeport, Ill.,,
was burned Thursday night Loss $4,000.
The tallow rendering establishment Of VIM.
Reardon at Cambridge was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000
DR.. B. Sherman and Samuel Parker went
into DR.. Shank's drug store at Bevier Mo-,
yesterday and few minutes after coming ont
both went into commissions and died. 1t is
supposed they were poisoned.
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F O r E IG N.
DISASTER ON THE ENGLISH
COAST.
Five Vessels Wrecked and Many Lives
Lost.

LONDON, Oct %, 2 a. m.-Later and fuller
accounts of the recent Disastrous floods and
gales are at hand this morning The brig
John and Isabella has been totally lost near
Stonehaven on the Scottish coast. Crew nnm-
bering twelve persisted. Two large vessels
have been lost off Peterhead 10 the same vi
cinity with all on board This makes five YES
sells which have gone down with their crews in
distance of 40 miles which have been report
ed within the last two days.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The weather is tempest.
uous and much damage to shipping is reported.
Information of disasters involving loss of up.
wards OF 20 lives, is already reported
American CaIicos in England.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The London Times has
the following: "We Learn from the Diapers
Trade Journal that Manchester firm has be-
gun to import calicos from the United States
The fact is significant, and as the importers
say, the goods are of much better quality and
appearance than ours, Manchester, it appears,
has found competitor at least, but that must
depend upon the price,"
M. Rouher's Speech.
PARIS, Oct. 22-The council of ministers
to-day decided not to take the initiative look
ing to repressive measures in regard to M.
Rouher for bis recent speech at Ajaccio as the
government desires TO leave the Assembly COM
plete freedom of action 10 the matter.
Cuban News.
NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Letters from Cuba
state that several more estates have been
burned in Cinco Villas district
Some 5000 veteran Spanish troops have been
landed.
The Spanish home government is dissatisfied
with Valmaseda, the Captain General, and re-
fuses to make army promotions which he has
recommended.
The epizootic prevails among the horses.
The New Canadian Loan.
TORONTO, Oct. pa cable lesIatch to the
GLOBE says that proposals for the new Canadian
loan for two aud half millions sterling have
just been issued. Three fifths are guaranteed
by the Imperial government, and the other two
fifths are issued on the credit of Canada alone,
The rate of interest on both is per cent, The
scheme is favoraby received.
Foreign Notes.
The estimates for the German empire for
1877 show deficiency of $15, 100000.
1t is announced that the French Assembly
will convene on Thursday, Nov. 4th
Messrs. G. d. NerontsOn's q Co., merchants
of London and Manchester, have failed. Liza
bilities S250,000.
The Manchester Courier says that by the
failure of large American house various firms
in Bradford will lose from 5000, 600 to 5000 900.
1t is believed in Madrid that the Carst lead
ers will soon hold meeting at which decis-
ion will be ct arrived of great importance to
their cause.
At meeting of Paris merchants and manu-
iacturers yesterday, it was announced that 800
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Vain Search for the CIapp Girl.
fSpecial to Press.l

poPoSAai W AOsc'1
AUGUSTA, Oct. 22.-Competent persons have
thoroughly examined the river contiguous to
the city wharves, to-day, searching for the, body
of the missing Clapp Girl, but the search was
fruitless. Several boons have also been exam
ined with like results. Physicians think that
sufficient time has not elapsed for the body to
come to the surface, the temperature of the
water being unfavorable to speedy decomp ISL
tion.
ITO the Associated Press]
The Epizootic in Bath
BATH, Oct. 22.-The epizootic is very preva
lent here, nearly all the horses in town being
more or less affected. There are several cases,
though no deaths yet.
Vessel Got OF.
RocKLAND, Oct. 22.-Schooner Winnie Trim,
before reported ashore at Sleeper's Point, was
hauled off yesterday afternoon without materi-
al damage.
Dwelling House Burned in Wells.
KENNEBUNK, Oct pa story and a half
house with L., owned and occupied by Joseph
Boothby, at Wells, was destroyed by fire yes
terday noon, with most of its contents. Loss
about $1,000.
Hoass and Earn i'm Saco Burned
SAco, Oct. pa house and barn, with four
tons of hay belonging to Woodbury. Small, sit
uated mile out of town on the ferry road,
were burned last night. Lose $1,000. Insur-
ance $1,000.
Suicide of a Maine Man.
MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Oct. pa we'll dress
ed gentleman came here yesterday afternoon,
and after securing a room at hotel, purchased
an ounce of laudanum and swallowed it in the
street. He registered as W. W. Atwood of
Boston, but that is known not to be his name
or address. -
He has since said he came from Bucksport
Me. He is not expected to live.
A Bristol Man Drowned.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 22-Oliver Sproule,
while endeavoring to get aboard of his boat
last night at Wales & Aliens wharf, fell over
board, and before assistance could reach him.
was drowned. He was 26 years old and be-
Ionged in Bristol, Me.
Another Defeat for the Andr rose ogSins.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 22-rhe AnGroscoggins
of Lewiston 10, Lowells H. They will play
bore again on Monday.
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Marine Notes.

Sch. Watchful of Providence from Perth
Amboy for Plymouth, with coal, colllded with
sch. Lucy Keller of Nantucket Shoal on the
night of the Goth and lost jbbooD, bowsprit
and head gear and was otherwise injured.
Captain and crew of the English schooner
Aura have arrived at New York, that vessel
having been dismasted. A crew was put on
board the Aura with instructions to run her in
to Halifax.
The Galveston light vessel parted her moor
ing on the 18th and went ashore on Pelican
Point Repairs will be required before the YES
sci can be replaced.
Capt johnson of the steamship Royal Stan
dard reports that on the Both of September,
lat. sc, lon 81, fell in with the burning wreck
of the iron ship Aurora. Finding it impossi-
BILE to save the ship and dangerous to allow it
to float he scuttled it.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Uniyersa,,.t Corvsr,;o,

LYNN, Oct. 22.-The general convention of
Universalists was brought to close this after
noon with the observance of the Holy Com
munion. Sermon was preached by Rev. AL
mon Gunnison of New York. The attendance
was very large in the afternoon, as it has been
throughout the session. Visitors in attendance.
numbering many hundreds, have been hand
somely entertained throughout the session by
members of che denomination in Lynn. The
convention has bee n one of the best attended
by DR.. Ryder, an unusual degree of enthusiasm
has been apparent
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CHICAGO, October 22.-Cattle-receipts $500 head
the market is dull and heavy; sales mostly at . so
q 90; stockers at IS q 90; Texans at 65 a IS;
tending downward at close; shipments 1900 head.
Hogs receipts $4,000 head; the market is dull,
weak and lower; poor grades at 70 a 90; common
to medium 20 "a 25; good to prime at 80 q s 60;
shipments $500 head
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; the market is dull and
weak; common to choice 90 q 80.