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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24

A punt load Of these canes. weighing
Z 1918 lbs avOirdupois, was passed through
the mill in nine minutes, and gave 4s44
gallons cane juice, marking e1o bv
/ Beaume's saceharometer, or lO-7I lbs Der
gallon, and polarized IO3 or a saeeharine
richness Of los ID. per gallon. This would
indicate 4s4-5xIO'7l=5lss-e95 lbs. cane
juice; and 7-sI3:5lss-9e5::IOO:66-4I per
cent as the crushing power Of the mill,
and 4s4-5X 1851. 396 TsI3=IO.4I as
abe percentage Of sugar expressed from
the cane as due TO first crushing.
The megaSs was macerated with 200
gallons Of water, and passed through the
mill In eight minutes, the result being 2O7
gallons marking 6 Besume, or 1913 lbs.
per gallon, and polariSed 20 :, OF I-I4lbs
Of sugar per gall; therefore, 207XIO43=
2l50Ol-2OOO water added=f59OI lbs.
ofcanejuiee due to second crushing. or 200
per cent Of the original canes, making the
crushings 66'41 X2O3=6S'43 per Ct : but
the washings, 207XI.14=235-o s, or 800
per CT. Of sugar Oh the original weight Of
canes together l04I , 3OO2=I3-43 Der Ct.
OF sugar still remaining In the cane. but
which may al be taken out by slight
addition Of water and steam to the meg
ass In passing from one mill to the other.
al Of which Is fully provided for In Mr..
Russell's finished arrangements.
The megzss vas then carefully gathered and
weighed, and found 70 De 2gzzIbs- This from the
orginsl canes, 7sl3l5s leaves 57s9 lbs e1trzetsd.
OF 74e9 per cent Il E1ll Be seen that this does
not azree By al lbs With the juice seiuaIly re-
osiTed into the CHARTERS bat this loss Is account
e Tor By the great evaporation which takes Place
6Eriag the different haodhngs-
The negzsz WIS nsxt spread o. 3 brick pave
5ent. sod made thoroughly dry. Eben It WIS
again weighed. and found 70 Be l340lbs-. hsTinz
lost 81 lbs II drying. II va then used. and
served 70 supply couple Of copper wall furnaces.
each feet b. 3 feet vide. or 30 square feet Of
frezrzte for sixteen ninutss or nearly a. long a.
the nil vas employed II the double operzsion Of
crushing clearly Indicating the negzss vas not
injured as fuel
Il VII Be this sen that 80 far. tie expsri-
Es1ts n1st Be considered 6 most successful: Bat
re know that gold ezn Be purchased 81 too high
: prlce, O.. II other words. tie game nay not Be
worth the candle.
We hsEe sen that b. polariseope Indications
The pant load Of ea5es dealt With Il tie ordinary
Wy, Eo7d give elz l5s ofs1gsr5 and four Of sach
pa1ts lz5z1zAz=l93s gzBs-) Eo1ld give hogs
had Of sugar, weighing 1900 lbs. sToirdgpois, |
and 80 gzllous q rzn. requiring sweets equzl 70
Il los pr gallon. O. $50 l6z Together 2750 lbs n
c7ceo % E1gzr. Against tbs el4Xz=3256. sboE- |
ing loss IN nanzfaetzrs Of sos lbs. on the Do |
lArseoPic reading; Or, II 5z5s losz SOC. What /
vi 1907 Is per eert ioEs CT, il roznd nm
ben Ne haTe n s1gzr 60 per cent, run Is per
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24

S uND RIES!
Eea - inch LigAs AID Heavy Bs-.ags.
Wool Packs,
y csrs&- SOas' SaAaaG7i Nary Canvas, assert /
zzzh<-S.
=. ou-s1- 4 Soas' S;asaA-i Merchant Ca-rEs,
Nos. !. za5S
Bess Doabls Ssrssss5 ws'ss s:saz Co4l,
FIS Brisks, India Rutbs- Hose.
Flsag Oii-sls;hs, LiFs-Pool S.ls, TEius,
Feass Wire, Cools-s, NeOuis Cl--sss-x.
States, DC. Ge. &c. rss4S-0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24

Eiz--Essss = SsaS-la-s E-1tfz Zsz &c Trs-ss Essg
rral ~ Gsas e r1itisasTssz-
Ard a. r-s thls hasy ocvsr tie c1ss & szssgss1 Al
FsstAErs Ehs-rll-
Ps7zs Da57s-si Fl7as q P9azys n GlF pz-i
g iis Grsrg.
Nc s-A<-5F1ezg szkEz fu- Less tAKz ozs Yea.
L. Flss zAst q sA1-s n1si - VAElssz --zrsses
SUBSCRIPTIONS FAvAB-E ALWAYS N ADVANCE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24
CTeenbacks Wanted.

soR WHICH THE HTGHEsr PRICE VIII.
Next % Post 0mcs.
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Writing Papers.
VALUABLE BOOKS
PUBLISHED AND FoR sALE 81
n. M. WITHIN EY,
no. IA Merchant Street
HONOLULU, HI.

HAWAIIAN FORM BOOK By IN. Hawaii
zS1Ezl e farms rSsEI-e5 n 6-zEirr n arres-
mark bo16s. Wis, E75 All kinds a lsrS1 5s.su
meats -esIs-ea 4 cs1-.s- Pricss S.
LEI Al. IEE LADY OF IEE TWILIGHT.
In EEEEiiEr- nzrsl soz16s5 q tie t-zsz-i1- Il
oos e Ia G-sis-i EaEaii4- Prznosssss fus.rstinr
EHvzaH- Antiquities. kEtl-z AID s1yinrs- 81
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISE YES
= u, 17elUslHss szb-1szzE truz re Fs1-s 1885
g ISIS, and E7rs-g c1asiss ard irE--i.l tis.r-T
g ne El1-ls1l as soelA- FE9e-ssz q Ia Eiur5az
5Ezg tAEz Es-io5- s. Ve- Eslzze-
"A SVPEPA KCoKoA CHE INDEPENDENT
FAASSA- weekly nsrEF1qs- Il EEEHz.-. Ss-
ruse5 e 7sEE ard issal li.s-1sz-s s-s i-5s---s-.
II Pa-i-sss- $ ysG-s Ssh ksz,6
CEAsE OF IHE SANDWICH ISLANDS. r.
grzFea u- E-ss-- ard Frzzzs5 a Tasts-r.s--
e1z7ussE in tAe u15e-Eirle5- his Il IN r-.ss
e1--srs eAA-s FzSlisas5- Pri-s, SI-sg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24
Beers, WineS&LiquOrS

Basis AID BlsSa. walss Co.'S oslssrassa Alss,
quarts and pats.
Blood. Wolfe Cs'sFarariis S;ou,, GszAli IL n
Ieassas's SootaA Ale. Is a 2ts. extra quality,
Tas cooPe co's new gsAli,y light Pale Ale, si4P.
Gases 6eunias ..Ol6 To=.'
A ssv eases Vegy SuF'r Pale IuPs-ial Brandy,
&c Cases RoyAi Highland WAisksy,
Gases 2. KuyPs-s Hollands. @ Casks Brzady,
us 6 Asss'd Best Br1a5iss, I s;A- EP 70 s.z-,
Cases Duzrils's I-ssh waisksy.
A few Cases Ts-y Superior Per- wias.
Gases a. L4lsais a Ca SsFe-5g. ClS-s;, vs-y
eh0ios 1-sicls,
Gases Chsuasrpe s-S Nassls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24
HAWAIIANGAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
AppeIlnnI Coart or Oaha.
LARRIScH * ScRAEFER.

Before Mr. Justice Jim, on appeal from
Police Court, Honolulu.
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AMERIcAN MoyrHLKS

o. A1T Eurl1alh nSs an tha iiEs wi kenrisr6 a. an
NJ ard Er7E1lue a. GO Ezt rAE-rz
Aa1-sl III. ~. WHITNEY,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24

per hogshead gained BY maceratiou. Against,
this, we have the cost OF extra appliances as un-
der, for (sayl an estate making 1000 hhds. Of sn-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24
Also, for sale.

HAWAIIAN BTBLES-z.s .zs sro-. s.vzp5 = So,
zrToecs ecFs-s VII rseo-5s Fo- Marriages. ts-rE,
Eza as11AE- sritLhis far SEzily b7hsss Priss. ~
ea-G-E = s-Els e hia5i.E. Esz S = So
HAWAIIAN ETME-Fu- sa-s.l sas ehu--h -.
Eise- R-lsss elssAs s. Fl bszr5 z-1r1e.s, -
s1-Ts-
IA EAE H0oEAET-A eoll.-ss1a uF sssb.st
Ssasal sFzEs s1s szoss- Prsss, - osztz-
y B--Ary bsokE F-t-ishsS Z ~ Ez-zssss.r L.
E11gs, q any baakE Ps-sHiziar 70 he Isl1-ss, :.
Fer sale bF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24
BOSTON ANp RONOLuLU PACKET LINEI

,fk c. Brewer 4 Co.-Agents. hfR
49, FaTorlbls arrangements can always Be SeZl(
made fr storage and shipment q OIL Bone wool Hide s1d
oihsr Msrehandss to Nev Bedford Boston, York aud
o1hsr Eastern Ports- 81 Cab Advances made
&ssIy c. BREWER L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-24

CEsRLES LARRSCEu. 4 SCEAEFzR
On appeal from the Police Court Homo.
lulu, 10 Mr.. Justice JUpo, SIS Circuit
Judge Of Oahu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
THE MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
summer StyIes-Low Still Ahead,

We haye just received from Nett s0rk by ex-
press another elegant asscrtrheAt of artificial
flowers, bonnets, hats, ribb6ts, scarfs and sashes
of every conceivable style, shape and shade, d.
rect from the importers hands. No middle
mans profit to pay" which we are offering to
our numerous patrons at less price than they
can be bought for in the largest millinery houses
n CEiSae, by the best of buyers.
Keeping on hand the largest and best selected
stock to be found in any town of its size in The
west, we offer special inducements to mf!liners
in adjacent towns. If we, at any time, fail to
have on hand each and every article advertised
It is simply owing to the great dc7@dnd and a.
unprecedented rush for our goods.
e. We can sell artificial .fo'ccrS to the trade
;loenty per cent. cheaper taan they are sold in
Chicago or any cther city in the state. Seeing
is believing, Core and see for yourselves, at
Lows, 6 Court Street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

ASYLUM CHMDREN.--A company of children,
mostly boys, from the New York Juvenile Asy'
lum, will arrive in Streator, at the Streator
house, on Friday morning June llth. Their ages
vary from seven TO fifteen years. They are most
ly Of good ?arentage, and promising and desir
able children. Homes are wanted for them with
families where they will continue to receive good
care and training
They may be taken at first upon trial, for
about ten days, and then if all parties are salts
fled, they will be indentured until of age, girls
until eighteen and boys until twenty-one.
small payment, to aid in defraying the pas
sage expenses from New York, will be required
when indentures are executed.
Applicants are requested to meet the children
ut the hotel on the morning of their arrival. For
further information, address Z. WRIGHT,
Bloomington, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
HILL e. FORMULAS,
Nav .o 95 Main Street, Ottawa, Ills.
NeW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LORTGAG EFc'S SALE whereas Fred
vi d. Dalton and Victoria Ada Dalton, his wife, OF the
county OF La Sale and<tste OF Illinois, did by their GER
tain mortgage dated March q 1s and filed for record
In Recorders office of said county the 18th day oil
March 1874 and recorded in said Recorders office In
Book liz page i of the Records of said office, convey uh
to the undersigned Michael Splsberger his heirs and as
signs all the following described real estate situate IN the
town OF Streaor In said county OF IL slie partcusry
Everett hundred et north OF street
thence running west hundred and forty feet to an alley
hundred and forty feet TO Everett str e thence sonth
fifty said Everett street TO the place of beginning
and being In and part OF Bonsons Addition to the town
Ard whereas said given to secure the pay
mCnt OF certain promssOry mole for the sum OF seven nun
dred and y cola :, bearing even date with said
said Fred b. Dalton and payable 10 the order OF said Mch
And whereas 1t II provided IN and by said mortgage tat
n.case of default In the payment of the said note above
effect thereof said MORTGAGE. Michael susberger his
legal representatives attorney, after having adyersef
such sale four weeks In newspaper published IN the city
Ottawa Illinois, sell the said premises or any PART
thereof and all right OF equity OF redemption OF tc sau
Fred Dalton and wife, their heirs, executors admsrs
tors or assigns therein public vendue. to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court House in Ottawa Illinois at the
time appointed in such advertisement;
And whereas default has been made by SAID Fred " Da
the OF the first annual lnstanent OF inter
est due on said note and the stl remains unpaid
Now, therefore. !, Michael Sulsherger mortgage 81
Aforesaid do hereby give public notice mat under sna Sy
said mortgage, shall, Tuesday, the th day OF June
lS at the hour Of ten O'Clock In the FORENOON oil sau
day AT south door OF the County Court House. IN the
city OF ottawa Illinois, sell and dispose OF the premises
herenbeure described and all the right and equity nj re-
enniion Of said Fred Dalton and Victoria Ada Dalton
The highest bidder for cash. pursuant 10 tile terms vi sao
mortgage. ., -.
MICHAEL sULsBERGER Mortgages.
RICHoLsoS Snow, Attorneys. may<'-oN
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For gents the shoes 90 to Child & Phirps's

1t is now a settled fact that the Savings Bank
is perfect success. It's prosperity so far Las
exceeded all the expectations of its friends and
supporters. 1t has already received and loaned
many thousands of dollars on real estate secur-
ity. 1t is a well.known fact thath iodns no
money except upon real estate security or L. 5.
bonds. Every person,-ininor,, married women
even chldrcn-can make deposits in it and with
draw them the same n adults at any other bank
By virtue Of its charter minor is clothed with
all the privileges Of an adult. married woman,
or child making deposit in it no one but them
selves ean draw it out except by power of attor-
nty Its purpose is to cultivate the habit %
saving among all classes, from the youngest up,
and as no use can be made of money entrusted
to the bank except to loan it on the very best
security, loss on the part Of dcrcsitors Is i'm
nOSsiblp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
New Arrival.

On Thursday we dropped into the elegant
millinery parlors of Mrs. O'Meara, in search OF
our usual item, and found her buslly engaged in
unpacking large stock of new goods. She has
new unquestionaby the largest lot of goods in
her line in the city, and of course the latest
styles. The last remark is superfuity, as our
ladies well know that now, as heretofore, her
parlors are the emporium of fashion.
Don't fail to see the new mode of trimming
summer goods for 1875, and don't fail to see the
way it is done at Mrs. OMearas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

A SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL Seneca on Wednes'
day last most sad accident happened. A man
named Atkins was standing with c. II. R..
Thomas, Esq, and some other gentlemen near
the new coal shaft, above which lowered smoke
stack Of iron, probably thirty-tive feet in height
A team ran away and the heavy lumber wagon
to which the horses were attached came in con-
tact with the wire guys or supports which run
to the ground on opposite sides. Enough were
broken by the collision to leave the smoke stack
without support, and the wind blowing strongly,
the smoke stack fell upon Mr.. Atkins killing
him instantly. He leaves wife and family Of
little children. He was buried with masonic GER
emonies, he being member of that order, on
Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
GENERAL SHERMAN'S BOOK.
GENERAL SHERMAN'S BOOK.
MEMOIRS
Gen. VIM. 7. Sherman,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
C5MPLETE ~ TWO VOLUMES
Smsyo ioO pages each Price In blue clo'h s. 81 sheep
t5OD, half turkey $50; tull turSey,SZ
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

General Sherman IL known as capital tASef, ard IN
tins book he said To write much he tai-With the
same freedom and spirit'-N J. Tribune.
at offered to the public complete history but
rather att TO the future NSptr Ot0ur civil
War; and the EFFORT has BEEN cOndense much posi-
he, and leave abundant for Others 30 follow. From
the tendency General Sbemans mind 10 .rankneS and
dstnctness OF statement. expect hts work Will be
provoke criticism but this viii increase rather than
diminish It's value and 10 i well that IL thond see the light
while many OF the prominent actors IN the scenes IL de
scribe. attn We shall have further
Caston 10 refer this mul Important contribution 20 mill
tary history & adj anCes toward puOhcaion.'
ana Nary Journal.
rhe Messrs. Appleton soOn TO publish work of very
great IT'S 20 be- memoir written by General W
A. sherman n the events IT. winch he ustrlous
General sherman. 10 his dedication OF the volume.
To his Comrades IN Arms, Volunteers aud Regulars,
that design write history OF the
complete sccOuut Of the events OF the with which he
connected bat merely Es recollection OF events
rccted boy reference 10 his own recOEd-NC iork Ets
HuV Post. Mayo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
Green peas in the pod, at Frank McCain's.

On Tuesday the county asylum committee
from the board of supervisors, were in the city
looking after the construction Of the "pauper
palace They expressed themselves as fully
satisfied with the work done thus far, and on
Wednesday Mr. Furnss, the architect, gave his
recommendation to the contractors, upon which
the first appropriation of money was paid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

Judge C. R. Brown, OF Kalamazoo, Michigan,
The author of Government Of Michigan ""oy.
ernment of Ohio etc, is now having engraved
a rery interesting map of the Old Northwest
Territory, showing the locations Of the old forts,
;rading-pcs.s, missions, and other points of his
toric interest giving dates and other particulars
concerning their establishment. This map will
be furnished, by addressing the publisher, for
-tT,J ,,rfr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

WATCHED.-As all honest men will bear watch
ing, the father of our efficient assistant county
treasurer conceived the idea Of watching Asa.
Accordingly an elegant watch and chain was
presented as birthday present. The memento
will be the more highly priced on account of its
presentation being made upon the sixty-ninth-
birthday of the father.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

SUCCESS UPON MERIT.-Mr. }, V. Twohey, for
merly clerk in Burke Il Heenan's store in Of
tawa, who not long ago went to Braidwood, in
this State, and associated himself with the firm
of Shields " Co., has become sole proprietor Of
the firm, and is doing nice and correct bust
ness in the way of dry goods, dress goods, &c.
We wish him well, but our grudge against him
is, that he came to Ottawa recently, and married
one Of our choicest school marms,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

| THAT CUP-A correspondent knocks the stuff
fin out Of our report that Ira Nelson made the
speech on the occasion of the recent cup pre-
sentation at the public square fountain. The
true story is as follows;
On Friday last, May 18th, thirsty man APP
| preached with solemn tread the fountain on
| Madison street Immediately north Of the Court
House square. He took the cup, which time
and some corrodng substance in the water had
perforated, with view of shaking his "drouth."
He discovered that the cup wouldn't hold water,
and gave an appealing look 10 tie bystanNers,
Mr. VIM. Dounahcr noticed the fact and s0m
moncd to his aid our veteran t0wnsula1i Thomas
Corcoran, Esq, and while the former proceeded
| to levy tax OF not less than prnrF, nor more
than two cents, the latter kept tally until p
cents were collected from tho lockers on. A
i good and substantial cup w. procured for the
small sum Of % cents, ar1d the excess OF cents
was at once dcposltcc - the Ottawa Savings
bank for future emergency Before the cup was
attached to the fcsnEun, his Honor Judge Cor
coran addressed those in hearing in the follow
| ing appropriate language:
"Iadies and gentlemen, fellow citizens, coun-
| trymcn ana IOvers,--by the latter word | mean
lovers ofh good square drink CT water, which
comes Up out of the bosom Of old Mother Earth
from depth of over 400 feet. Some water comes
| a iYng way to greet yOu and to bless you with
health and prosperity, and it's better that You
FIJI up with the beverage, than be sinking around
/ the highways and by-ways Of our beautiful city
I to get glass Of rOtgut whisky and yich for ten
cents to pu. the devil in your head and take
honest bread from the mouth Of your families
Come one, come all, and take drink; come
early and drink often. and by the powers Of Mol
Keliys quart jug, remember that the first Of ye
fthat harms that cup or BLACKBOARD Inc mouth OF
the spring whence the water flow, viii yet The
"stufiin'" kicked out Of you by a select com
mittec Of the city scoundrcls."
Messrs. Donnaher and Corcoran deserve al
thanks for their energy, the goble, aud tho
Sn,pch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

Henry Eberts open air concert and inaugura'
ton of his ice cream stand at the Mineral Sprinps
on Thursday evening was a brilliant success.
Full three thousand people, is is estimated, were
present. Bach's city band furnished the music,
and did it splendidly. The grounds were beau.
tifully Illuminated, and Mr.. Ebert's ice cream
reservoir lemonade fountain and supply of cake,
cess on this occasion, it is hoped will encourage
him to give numerous repetitions of the enter
tainment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

WEST SIDE Ice CREAN.-Mr. Fox has refited,
re.arranged and nicely furnished the West side
ice cream saloon near the 9Th ward school house,
on Madison street. He gets up ice cream as
well as the best Of them, has cool and pleasant
rooms. and ncYer fails to suit customers, He
also keeps nice lemonade, cake and fancy candy,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

The loss of the stalls at the Fair Grounds by
fire will necessitate the raising of more money
to complete the requirement of the state board
for the State Fair We trust all will lend help
ing hand to tho committee, A little from each
will do the work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

As couple Of boys, aged respectively II and
Is years, were playing upon the bank of the cut
lery works, on Tuesday afternoon, they saw in the
water what they supposed to be Il pig floating on
the surface. On fishing it out they found it &c be
an infant wrapped in some muslin. Deputy cor
oner Lockwood was Immediately notified, and he
at once impanelled jury Of inquest The body
was taken to the office Of DR.. J. Stout, who mace
post mortcm examination and TESTIFIED before
the jury that he had examined the body, when
Enthusiastically, was that Of u child born during
the night before, and which, he thought, had
been strangled by choking as marks of violence
were visible about the neck and nowhere else
After receiving testimony Of the boys who
found the body, the jury retained the following
verdict
ave, the jury find that the infant, whose
body is before us came to its death by violence
by the hand of some person or persons 10 ms
jury unknown"
The above shows an act which should call
from the authorities diligcnt search, and if the
guilty parties can be apprehended, dose of
hemp should be administered. That christian
community which claims so much as Ottawa for
its humane morals, should allow this bare-faced
numbering OF children to 90 on is fragrant
shame. The mother of that child, it occurs to
us. could, bv the exercise of proper means, be
found, and the wretchcs connected with the az
fair be ferreted out What physician had a hand
in the matter is another question which should
receive the attention of our authorities. 1t is
high time something should be done. The con-
undrum is, will the authorities do it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

GoNB NH. II. Roadefer, &, c. Jones, and \
c. French, of Ottawa, are now permitted to write
Esq. after their names, because they were admit
ted to the bar by the Supreme Court on Thurs
day, at Mt Vernon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

Henry Montgomery, of Fremont, Nebraska,
is in town looking none the worse for the grass
hopper plague. As usual the FREE TRADER Of
flee was smiled upon by Henry, and atwo dollar
bill left for the Saturday Sinner for a year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

"The Ottawa Mineral Spring was adopted
as the name of our south side Bonanza at :
meeting Of the stockholders on Monday evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

No steps have been taken towards ceiebra-
ton of the fourth of July. FeHow-citlzehs'
shall we observe the ninety.nntE anniversary
IF the independence Of ,Ee United states IN the
good old-isshioned way Pee We.
Now see here, neigAbor, why can't you stay
stuck TO one idea. Only couple OF weeks ago
you wanted Il TO De altogether new wrinkle as
it were, and row you advocate the adoption oil
"the good old-fashioned way" Wewould like to
see regular rip-roaring celebration, but how
can We hope 70 secure It when the press gets so
ratified as TO want one thing one day and another
III ,rvf-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

We don't care what size or shape you are, big
OF little, we have clothing for You all, at NJ
Sticiel Il Cos, White Corner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

HighbJne stand, deserves special mention,
because propretors are gentlemen and
posted in @ess'
There may be other gentlemen whom should
have mentioned, but hurry and want of space
must account for their omission. Utica is a
thriving town and no one seems to be more well
come, or wishes the town better prosperity than
BEEMUs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05

In painting be careful TO get the best lead,
oil and eolors. These can be had Of Z Y. 6riggs
who warrants his stock to be pure