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MARKET REPORTS.
coRRscTED wKEzIY BY HALE vAxHGoK.
Milan Cotton Market.

MILAN, April I, 1873.
Ddring MarclI the L. g. \. road
shipped III bales from this poiat and
the Central shipped 81, IN king to-
tai to April l Of 22S4 bales. The
Central i'll March shipped $50 at this
point from Memphis to New York
and 165 from its own line to the same
point. We stin see considerable
quantities coming in, and think the
shinulcuts Wili rim M TO nbout 25Q9.
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This is the Short Route East

The Weekly Sum- a: !; !: e: -: :;
umns, especially designed for the farmer, tAs
mechanic. the merchant and the prefessisssl
man, and their wives and children. We ain -
make the weekly Sum the best family nsvs-
paper in the world, 1t Is full OF ertsrtais1ss
nothing to offend the most scrupulees and asli-
cate tatts. Price, el-20 per var, postage ws-
paid. The cheapest paper p1blishsa. Try -.
Address TIE SUI, New York City. js14zn
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Large stock piow's. Hsle& yanhook
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County Directory.
NASHVILLE sad aeinphis Railroad.


tsaas,iils sad scinpAis Railroad.
TRAINS SOUTH.
ARRIVES. prr4Ers.
Dly Exyre1s, e.S a. X. y:3i a. u.
Sal, ll:sj r. n. li.G p. X.
TRAINS NORTH.
Express. SIS =. Y. SIS 4. z.
u al. C:9 ~. 100 ?. x.
A. W. LOVING, Aren't.
EDw. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
New Orleans, ST. LsaIs nn3 Chicago.
SOUTH.
Nail, s:saA.p. sic A. NJ
sx:7osS, I:S ?. n. ma =. n.
North.
E.o-sss. $50 a. \. $50 4. x.
n al. b:S1P. ". G:JP. n.
J. II. REED. Ticket Agent.
trains on s!.zcr road. II necessary, wait hslf
at hour foE trains On the other.
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
Arrive fron the South and West a; Gas p. ID.
Prom the ESzt, lisa p. Frou1 the North;
STA. N.
Depart North sad EEs:. p. IA West. il:5O
D. IN. South. e. & a.. IA.
!. G. Boyd. Postmaster.
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Best custom made shirts IN all sizes,
It SToNE Il MINIS.
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CITY OFFICERS.

A. Jordan. Mayer aad Recorder.
!. L. Williamson. City Attorney.
!. l.. Mcdonald. City Msrshal.
=. II. Willia1n-. J. d. LUX, Nilson " :sFfSIsl-
on. :. T. Rank:a, Y. J. Robertson. j. II.
Biekins IN. Aldermen.
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7Ke only liae r,l1ning Palace Sleepin.
Cars from Chicago to Nei0
Orleqns WIHo,t Chonge.
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CHURCHES.

Milan lodge. 30. i55-K. Til;ie:e,ep.
X. q. John VI Biakchsliip. v %. J. II.
Dirkeuson. Se-r,:lry. X = lIaua. TreatGfer.
Lodge raeets every "Wednesday n ht;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-25

Any one who has paid visit TO A. AsCuU.
LER's clothing establishment, at the yellow
Corner" since he received his new stock of Fdll
and Winter C'othing, will consider it an indispu
table fact that he has the finest and best selected
stock Of mems, boys and childrens clothing that
can be found in La Sale county; he will further
find it to be an indisputable fact that Mr. AL
SCHUYLER advertises nothing but what he has
actually got in his store. Facts are stubborn,
while fancy often takes flight into the nrial
regions, where no customers are apt to examine
the empty shelves for tae fine goods paraded on
paper. Remember this when you look for the
place to buy you: clothing
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To say that o. Trask can undoubtedly sell goods
cheaper than any of his competitors, for, when
it becomes known that he has wholesale house
at Terre Haute, Indinana, and has facilities for
supplying his Ottawa store that enable him
here to sell goods at wholesale prices, it must be
apparent to all that he can by far undersel those
who buy a small stock, and rely chiefly upon
their work. These are facts, and it will be to the
interest of anyone who stands in need of watch,
chain, silverware of any description, jcwelry &c.,
&c, to call at his store on La Sale street. first
jewelry store and third door from Madison st.
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How could We write any other kind of notice
after looking through the stock Of Mrs Morris
the popular mliner on Court street. Hats, bon
nets, ribbons, flowers and feathers, in endless
profusion, arranged by experienced hands, SUI
pcrintended and watched over by beautiful sales
women, and so presented to the eye Of the be
holder as to show to the very best advantage
Justly, Mrs. Morris took the premium at the
State Fair on her stock, and would most certain
ly have received another award had her clerks
been there for show. But seriously, this is q
model establishment, fully up to date in all the
late styles, and her goods are offered at prices
that defy competition. To the enquiring mind
we say, call and see her stock whether you want
to purchase or not
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This, the acknowledged firm OF all others in
Ottawa, who are noted for their enterprise
and go ahcadatiyeness. announce their fall STOCK
as received ana opened Their manufacturing
department, which is larger than all others IN the
city combined. presents very much the appear
ancs ri bee hive in swarming time, it being
literally crowded with workmcn. Their pew fall
patterns are Of the latest styles, while their
goods were selected with view to both
looking and wearing well. All purchasers
should examine the stock at this mammouth es-
Establishment before ~,,nrcAas..ag SIS elsewhere;
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sect. Bros, & Co.

Have lust received beautiful stock OF dress
goods in the new shades and colorlngs, Will
fringes and buttons to match.
VIII place on sale this morning, a large stock Of
Aannels; sheeting fanncls ID, % and 81 cents
for heavy grades. Best fine wool, home made
hanrels Springfield and Dayton mills goods, &
large assortment at lower prices than ever.
New Fall and Winter goods in every depart
ment.
Beautiful stock Of Fall and Winter cloahs now
open.
Big stock Of carpets and oil.cloths at Scott
Bros & Co.'S
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In full Blast.

When we called upon s. G. Barnrtt yestcrdd,
we found him busily engaged in sponging piece
goods preparatory to cutting out another larg,
order for clothing. He informs us that his trade
is already large in the new fall styles of cloth
ing, and his orders numerous for suits of hi
own manufacture. This is as it should be. Mr.
Barnett by close attention to business has learn
ed the cloth and clothing trade to perfection
and is Of all dealers the boss. 4
His mode of treating customers is such as (
have built him up large trade and we trust al
in need of anything in his line will give him
call before purchasing.
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Sewing Machines.

Among the many excellent sewing machines
exhibited at the State Fair last week. one tina
attracted general attention, was the Whitney
manufactured at Paterson, New Jersey. 1t wa
represented here by their gentlemanly agent
Mr.. w. l. Lindsay, who did credit to himself ant
the company which he represented,
They employ no agents to annoy the public
and sell directly to the people at manufactures;
prices. FIFTY per- cent. Qt for cash.
Their address is rs Washington s.. Chicago
''.''.''',j '.'' ~ $500"
Illinois,
=. Finley, Grand iiidsc, is TIC Grange ug, ~
for the IN chimes for la Sale county.
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A fine and judciously selected assortment OF
boys and childrcn's clothing, suitable for the
season, can be seen at A. ALsCHuLER's "Ycllow
Corner" clothing store. Parents and guardians
will find it to their advantage to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere, as they may ego
farther AID fare worse"
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NIOXeil,

During the past week, Frank Mccain, the en-.
terprsing fruit and confectionery dealer, who
has heretofore occupied the building next door
to the National City Bank, has moved into the
Gedney block, one door south of Forbes & Gch-
rings drug store. He has opened q superb stock
of fresh fruits, and invites his old customers to
call and see him in his new quarters. Frank needs
no word of commentator from us, as his up.
right, manly way Of doing business is stronger
recommendation for young man than newspa.
per puffs. To all in need of anything in his line
we would say, however, call on Frank before
purchasing,
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All Iiea,Iy.

Harry Et6ssack, having completely repaired
his elevator on Main street, put in new dumps
and new scales, now announces himself as ready
for business. He will purchase grain of al
kinds in large or small quantities, and pay The
highest price therefor He wants to buy imme.
dlatsly 10000 bushels of Timothy seed for which
he viii pay the very highest price Farmer:
hay,rs grain or seeds to dispose of will find i
10 their advantage to call upon him.
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The fall term viii! commence with juvenile
class new bcginuers) at Williss Dancing Acade-
my, Saturday, October I'd, at p. ". Terms s.
per scholar, strictly in advance. Gentlemau's
class, Monday evening, at o'clock Terms 80
for six lessons. This will be good opportunity
for new beginners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-25

Judgements have been made for game OF
ball at Sheriden on Monday next-Sept
between the White Stockings Of Chicago
b Blue Stockings of Sheriden. A spirited
and big turn out are anticipated.
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cold weather is fast approaching, and peo-
Il the want vf good warm Undertaking
FcurLEE, q. ,ne "YellOw Corner has a
stock Of j''.iershirts and Drauers, from the
Pst to the dnest flannel. Call and examine
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PETER EGAN.

|ere will be no preaching at the Baptist
h tomorrow morning The Sabbath school
meet as usual, and concert Will be given
! aypnipp
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Attention. llth Ills. Infantry,

persons who have ever belonged to the It'll
|hfantry, are requested to meet at the coun
rk's office, on Tuesday evening next, at II
TX, for the purpose Of making arrangement:
blding re union of said regiment.
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Barn to Rent,

A barn to accommodate four horses, with hay.
loft and shed for wagons, located adjoining Cliff
ton Hotel. Terms, sixty dollars per year, OF
thirty.fve dollars for six months, quarterly IL
advance. Enquire of w. Z. BOWMAN,
At his photograph gallery.
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AS the fall approaches remember that Child *
Phipps have the best rubber goods in the city.
Lunch. lunch !! lunch!!! at II. Waltherss.
Corn baskets 40 cents, at Lockwood's hard E
ware store.
The best assortment of trunks and valses can
be found at A. Frsnk & Cos.
Remember that Neeley's sale Of short horns
will be at the fair grounds, Friday Oct. Sth.
For prime hand made kip boot, for 1915, 20
to the cheap cash store Of J. Megafin
Lovetts laundry is in full blast again
For anything in the drug and book line call
on f. Y. Grggs.
Oysters in the finest style, at RI. Wathers.
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Mrs. O'Meara, the acknowledged champion in
the millinery business, is in receipt of new styles
in hats and feathers. Her establishment, which
is one vast parlor, is fully stocked with all the
latest novelties her force of hands are thorough
ly competent and her prices lower than the low
est. Atthe state fair she was awarded premiums
over all competitors, q sign at least that she is
fully competent to cater to the wants Of all in
search OF both rich and fashionable goods. Her
stock for this season was purchased in New
York at a later day than those of any other
house in the city and is fully up to the latest
fashion. Her trimmings are something entirely
new in this city and of such elegance as to be
certain to please. Persons visiting her estab-
lishment are certain of receiving lady-like
treatment, and OF being permitted to transact
their business without being compelled to listen
to TRADE Of backbting at other establishments.
Her goods will be found to be rs represented,
and her manner of doing business will be found
to be business-like. She has secured q first
class trimmer from Chicago, is prepared to III
orders on short notice, and extends a cordial in
vitation to all to call and see her stock before
purchasing.
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|REcrI0N.-In our mention of Nitchelm &
|cy's pop establishment recently, through
|unaccountablc mistake, we said that dur
+, year the, ,old 1000 bottles of pop. 1,
D have been 100 5o1es.
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Macseilles base ball club failed to put in
bearancc on Wednesday, hence our Jun.
infer that they were skecTed out.
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erwear, all grades, at bottom prices, al
nk " Cos.
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1 lunch, c,ta !, nice, and on short notice
Louis Hes ut the New England bakery
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LOCAL MATTERS.
very ( Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN
respectfully announce to the citizens of Ottawa and
that he has of The choicest Livery Stocks In this
! the City Stables such ~ the
LOCAL MATTERS.
test Styles Of Hacks, Carriages and Buggies,

lat prices to suit times Parties, Weddings Funerals
les, &C. supplied with good rigs on short notice, and
bis In the country or adjoining towns promptly at
20, Persons taken to and from the depots, or to the
". night or day. eE- Remember the plsce-on Madl
eet, near the swing bridge. ..--
|6, 1874 PETER EGAN.
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e Cations new book, " A Summer in Nor.
+ fer sale at Osman Il Hapeman's book
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have come-the boys clothing at NJ. Site
o's. white corner,
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For anything in the boot or shoe line be sure
and call on Child & Phipps'.
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and pleasant perfumes and colognes in
anety can be had at moderate prices at
riggs.
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lie sewed shoe for one dollar and twenty
W., at j. Megaflins.
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spring wheat flour $500 per hundred
!, az Woods Eagle Mills.
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mau will sell his stock of crockcry at re
Patcs for the next 80 days.
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Child & Phpps offer the largest stock of boot:
and shoes ever offered in the city.
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Geo. Mitchels new dining room in the Opera
House block is doing thriving business. His
rooms are the finest in the city and his tables
loaded with the best the market affords.
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SPACE. Nv. NV. 4 NJ M IS NJ, 6h lY
lake ole square,
'elve lines OF Aga

|'elve lines Of Agate make ole square.
vcrtisem ants not under contract must b. plainly
I'd the length OF time desired. or they will be contn.
and charged for until ordered ont.
sness and cards mot exceeding nveli es
ted at five dollars par over I'VE lines one dol
sr tine extra.
rsent advertising In all TO be paid strictly In
. nee.
Yearly advertisers >Stontinulng their advertise.
before the expiration ofthe contract, will be charg
full rates ss above Extra charge will also be made
ssoluton and other notices not sonnectedw'th their
at business.
al notices, fifteen cents per line.
in no case will these terms be depsrtedtr from.
The date on the slip on which the subscribers name
ned indicates the time when the subscription expires.
)ns who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
al to notice that the date the slip corresponds to
ate to which they have paid, and at snce notify the
shers OF any discrepancy.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
tCilities for doing all kinds OF Job Work In the va
styles Of the art not surpassed In this section.
70 RESPECTFULLY solicit those wishing anything donein
ne to give call. by the udicious and liberal use
nter's ink many mans iortuneh as been made and
dis still open Trylt
Nes by mail promptly attendedto.
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anted winter wheat flour $50 per hun.
|unds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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cakes, coffee and fresh lunch at Piergucs
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+ pigs, first premium and sweepstakes at
|air) for sale by W.. Neeley.
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The first hop of the season, at Willis Dancing
Academy, was given on Thursday evening and
was In all respects an enjoyable affair.
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meer that Haberlin Bros. keep the lar
* Of stoves in the city.
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Inc large pile Of lumber in front of Stuart
shop on Columbus street, is to be constructed
into a hrst-class barn for VI. Wickwirc in Rut
land township.
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Iemen's fine shoes at Child & Phipps'.
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,ho!ce family groceries call on Friedman
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have come-the boys clothing at NJ. Site
> white corner.
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Dest is the cheapest, and that is II. Wal.
Sew York select oysters.
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Fp! Fran< & Co. to be the elothiers of
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Still arriying-a large assortment Of fall styles
in clothing, at NJ. Sticfel & Cos. white corner.
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Lon Piergue don't advertise much, but he hs
the best lunch room in the city.
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Don't forget that P. A. Peterson has the finest
styles of goods and is the best matchmaker with
out exception in the city.
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Still arriving-a large assortment of fall styles
in clothing, at NJ. Stiefel Il Cos. white corner
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Remember that Haberlin Bros. keep the lar
gest stock Of stoves in the city.
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+ Good spring wheat -four $500 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Remember that Hsberhn Bros keep the lar
gest stock of stoves in the city.
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rate boots and shoes cheap at d. Leahy'.
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Louis Hess keeps the best, largest and swcC
est oysters in the city.
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Is laundry is in full blast again.
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4 full supply Of the new kinds Of school books
can be foInd at Osman * IIapciDau's.
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Children's shoes in endless variety at Child &
Phipps'.
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II you want new goods, new styles and fin
clothing, see Frank the Clothier, west of Cour
House
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Neeley's Tornado, the sire Of the winners a
the State Fair, will make fall season at Green
bush farm, at SIS TO insure. Number Of mare.
10
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e-madc candies and caremals, at II. Wal
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A cable sewed shoe for one dollar and tvent,
five cents, at J. Megafiln's.
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Sure cure for colds and coughs, is H. Wa
Tiers homemade cough candy
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prime hand made kip boot for 3.75 at j. Nc
gafln's.
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WANTED.-A situation in hotel us chambc
maid. Address :. +. Newell, Farm ridge. ILL.,
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Corn baskets 40 cents, at Lockwoods Ia
ware store
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Lunch. lunch !! lunch!!! at II. walthcrs's
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Still arriving large assortment of fall styles
in clothing, at NJ. Stiefel IL Cos. white corner
prime hand made kip boot for 1913 at j. Nc.
gaflin's.
Sure cure for colds and coughs, is H. Wal
Tiers home made cough candy.
WANTED.-A situation in a hotel us chamber
maid Address 4 Z. Newell, Farm ridge. Ill.
Lockwood sells weather strips that keep out
wind, water and dust.
Stifel IL Cos. clothing Is the kind that suits
customers. 1t is good, cheap and warranted to 4 t.
H. Walther gets his oysters from Baltimore,
and can sell them very low at Wholesale
The most complete stock OF boots and shoes
at Child X Phipps.'
Crackers are baked every day at Hess New
England bakery.
The hest fresh oysters by plate, can or case, at
II. Walther's boss oyster house.
". J. Neeley's HeHry Clay will make a fall sea.
son at Mr. Neeey's stable in this city. Terms,
$50 to insure. Mr.. Medley restricts the number
Of mares to -.
W X. Stewart will do work in town or coun.
try at grangers prices. Shop in rear Of Dickey's
iewery store on Columbus St
Warranted winter wheat flour, $3.50 per hun
dred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The best fresh oyster crackers at II. Wal
Tiers bakery.
St.efel * Cos clothing is the kind that suits
customers. II is good cheap and warranted to lit
Ladies fine shoes at Child X Phipps'.
Hot coffee at any minute at Louis Hcss's New
England bikery.
Hardware at greatly reduced prices, az Lock
woods.
DIR. Wood has already taken steps TO extend
his plan Of advertising for hundreds OF mile
south and west for the benefit Of Ottawa.
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The best assortment of trunks and valises c
be found at A. Frsnk & Cos.
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Stifel " Cos. clothing Is the Kind that sui
customers. 1t is good, cheap and warranted to
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In all desirable materials and colors from low prices to
Black and Colored Apacas in all grades and prices.
Black Mohar in all qualities at new prices.
New Fancy Pads in all that is new, including Scotch
New Cashmeres in Black and Colors, at very low prizes
New Mourning Dress Goods, Bombaznes, Grapes,
New Black Dress Silks very cheap, from 81 to g. I'd
New Stock Of Popns, all the best makes including Iri
truly immense in quantity, beautiful in quality ard ches
the Lowest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-25

Lockwood sells weather strips that keep GU
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