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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
\IORTGAGt SALE;.-wheress Fred


vi n. Dalton and Victoria Nda Dalton, his wife OF the
county OF La sale snd state OF Illinois, did by their
the Recorders Office ot said county the 18th day OF
March A D Is;t recorded In said Recorders ONCE IN
Book ~, page the Records OF said Office. convey
the undersigned Michael sslsberger ais heirs and
stgas al the following described real estate, situate in the
town Seasr IN said county OF La sale, particularly
on Everett hundred north street
thence running west hundred snd forty feet alley
thence running north along said alley tly feet thence
hundred snd forty eet TO everett street thence south
said Everett icet 10 the place OF begnnirg
and being In tLi part oil Bron>ons Addition TO the i0Sh
oil ~trcatO..
Nrd whereas aid iga-e was given to secure the pa
bred dO1 bearing date with said Mortgage snd pay
sbe three after date, With interest st the rate OF ten
per cent per annum, payable annually. executor ~ tnc
said Fred b. Dalton and payable TO the ORDER OF said Nnc!
sulyberyer AZ the Exchange Bank. Ottawa. Illinois.
And whereas II Is provided IN and by sld nof nst
ihcase NJ default IN the payment OF he sAia nv.e
mentioned part thereof according 70 the tenor and
eject thereof tn said mortgage, Michael suspeg n
legal representatives attorney. amer hsNus
Ottawa Illinois sell the ssid premises OF shH Ps
thereof aud all right OF equity OF redenrtoh o te $40
Fred Dalton and vile thriT heirs shsV 40 : ssh,S
tors assigns therein, at public vehaue 20 80,
cash, the Court House IN OTTAWA hIhos 81 th-
time appointed In such Advertisement; ~,
shervas default hiss been msie pS saia rr ~; -
Ton In e psynept OF the annual iEsiament o. later
due said note and The same s'Iu a.
Vow, therefore. l, Michael snlso~fEyt. mot,ssSse
Atom .sid do hereby public notice thar, andrr ana ~
a M. power sntAorty CONFERRED sscn me "
Md noytgare shall Monday the nth day OF June A.
a., ~ the scnt6 eor Of the County Court House. IN TIE
clty OF Ottawa. Illinois, sell snl dispose o. VI AZ =
hrrer beorr aescrnec and Al the right ard easS 9, r.
epnon ci "a Fred II. Dalton and Nlctoris Ma usltoo
S. ,e tner heirs assigns therein AZ pule Nei1r -
the highest bide. Tor casa. pursuant 10 'h' 'N'' % N
u' pss-sSr's OTTAWA H.. MAY es,a. lSsl.
MICHAEL SUBSCRIBER. Nor'ssge'-
E.csS, -oS q sSov, Auorneys. nSAN"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The AnvERrIsER-A spicy sheet containing
lnc.third of the matter Of the FREE TRADER has
been started in this city by Messrs. streeter "
Eavcrer. The publication is monthly and circu-
latsd gratsitousiy, although a little smaller than
me Pee We it is more readable, being printed
Il larger type and run by brains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Messrs. Neely and Lyman visited tho Peoria
fair grounds this week and noted the many styles
of sheep and hog pens with view to the i'm
proving of our grounds for the coming state
fair. Theyfeel justified in stating that they can
materially improve upon the accommodations at
Peoria and make ours the most complete fair
ground in the country, Work will commence
next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

THE ORPHANs-This new sensation play,
which had caused some stir in the larger cities,
was presented to an Ottawa audience on Mon
day evening BY an exceedingly well selected
dramatic company calling themselves the WA
lacks" The play is one of the finest we ever
witnessed, and the acting vas certainly superior
Mr.. Wallack ard Miss Linden, in the chief char
acters, were especially and exceptionally fine
Either because our people objected to the hall
however, or because they have lost all taste for
the legitimate drama, or because the weather
was too hot--sr for some reason, the audience
though fair was much less than it ought to have
been, and we doubt whether, at least until our
opera house is rebuilt, we shall be revisited by
another company as good as the ""allacks'
20 receive such encouragement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

have again returned from Chicago with a
fine large stock of firstclass millinery Goods
and a large assortment OF scarfs oi the latest
styles and am now doing AN extensive business.
| do not cause biz pull" to be put in the pa.
pers Advertising goods which do not have in
the store when patrons do call. buy my goods
of she largest millinery houses in Chicago for
cash, and can sell cheaper than any Ottawa
dealer who buys in New York.
Mas. T.. H8RPER,
III Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

S,TAJ'E OF' I'LL NOI~l. L. SILLSJo--Ss
= j. fr frCrf Conf f,~f~"r, 20 a'r I''ht a. . .''
IN g1psrsrB.
.Io-kel H. Erick.ol - tece'.s Hsyrr. Malr lhor-on.
Thor Thorson, Ole IIayer, -. NrH. amin HHcr Andrew
H.y-r sian Hayr Joseph HAItr aad Martha HAyer.
II appearing from afdsyt CA lie In tue ONE % the
clerk Of said cousf nat SAID C~iriant. NMet thot,on
resident. said stare snd .ai CONF shant hatlns LED his
nm OF Int In sid court the chan.
y ode th.renI on tne EN- day OF March is herein,
and summons having been issued thereon tccorng 10 law
Not -eforr heeby given 10 said ie.endants Naret
Tho. @ Thor Thorsoa. Ole HAycr. IT, and BeE4amin Hay
er H. aess you each 10 you personally tnd appear
hafore court thereof 20 be held &the Court
HOuse Ia 'axa. n snd county 90 the afst Aosday OF
one nett tsi. nen sng heTe sAd summonss r.
t-n .hs - niesd answer. demuf eNrep 20 said bin
thax,me viii ~ 'AN-a sof confessed Agss you and the
matter. ara Als taeesn prS,ed ior Ses ed
RJcs8 wAisxIrsx so,ciorS msy.-iE
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Look at the "St. Louis" hat, at Hull Il Bartels's

The tppea, is a new paper that reaches us
from Bloomington, Published by Sturg9ss q
Wolf, and devoted to the cause Of the Indepen.
dent political party, the antl-monopolsts and
grangers, somewhat in the line of the Chicago
Industrial .ige, though We hope it will avoid
some of the financial atsurditics and eccentrici
ties of that journal The 1Ppea, is very hand
somely printed S page paper six columns to the
page and seems to be very ably edited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The fears that were being entertained OF an
other dry spring and summer, which had been
the rule here for four or five years past, have
been slightly allcviated by the heavy rains on
Thursday and yesterday, with good indications
Of more to come. 1t will take something like a
food yet, however, to thoroughly wet the ground
about here.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Havannah cigars arc kept 10y l.. !. Griggs.
M,n the best domestic brands.
The public exercises on Decoration Day will
hc held south of Washington Square, not inside,
~ heretofore announced. Permission to use the
.luarc could not be STANDARDIZATION.
The pith of the above, if any pith it has, is a
left handed implication that the city officers
having charge Of Washington park are opposed
% celebrating Decoration Day. why not come
out truthfully and state that the reason why the
park could not be secured is that the improve
mcnts are fresh and that the walks are not sufii-
ciently settled to admit Of being tramped by a
large crowd. We doubt not the city officials
will Join in the imposing ceremony OF paying
tribute to the memory of La Sale county's fall
len heroes, and we also wish it to he distinctly
understood, that in our opinion, a sheet Of the
boosted morality Of the Pee We must be in an
extreme case when it is forced to straddle the
graves of fallen patriots to insult the persons
having public park in charge, simply because
they are protecting, for the benefit OF the living
one OF our most picturesque resorts, IN prefer
ence to submitting it to immediate destruction
by the large audience who will be Just as well
satisfied 10 remain outside.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

At the next meeting OF the La Sale county
Grange, which will be held in Ottawa, on Friday,
June 18th, it Will be re-organized under the late
amendment to the constitution OF the National
Grange.
A full attendance from all the oranges in the
county is requested.
See Sec. ID OF Art. 18th, Of bylaws oil State
Grange. GEO. A. True,
Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Quite a violent storm of rain and wind passed
over the city on Thursday afternoon. Consider
able damage was done to shade trees, yet the
benefit to the withered grass amply repaid the
loss. To the clerk of the weather we would say,
come, again but not quite so frisky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.--|ohn Matthias,
workman of 20 years experience in Ottawa,
does all sorts OF repairs for sewing machines,
also sets razors and does every sort of inc jobs
in the way OF repairing He guarantees every
thing and charges no more than his work Justly
demands Call and see him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
Trunks! trunks! the only store to buy trunk
cheap, is at VI. Stiefel Il Co's,white corner.

OF course il thousand Germans and their
families should meet on Sunday afternoon at
Hoes's grove, on the south side, and drink a So
cial glass of beer, and talk OF carly days in the
iatherland, they would be desecraters Of the
Sabbath day, and ns,tlters TO American liberty.
Do YOU catch the drift?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The Ottawa Academy of Natural Science iiaS
iust received very valuable contribution to its
cabinet from Mr. John S. Armstrong, the we'll
Nnown farmer of Mission in this county.
The specimens consist in part Of specimen
ot of Bone Fertilizer, manufactured from the
phosphate rocks of the quarternary or port ter
tiary formation Of South Carolina, by the Etlwan
works at Charleston, S; {. very large fossil
sharks teeth, :! pieces vi ,vertcbrae fossil, l
piece a large tooth, probably of some huge NAM
malaa animal, piece OF organic fossil, believed
TO be chain coral.
\ very pretty coquina vase, made FOR MT.
Armstrong by negro. Also volume treating
OF the South Carolina phosphate and mari beds
Mr.. Armstrong is entitled to the hearty thanks
Of the academy not only for the intrinsic value
Of the contributions but because he mas SET
1audable example and one which would be OF
great public benefit if followed by others oil our
wealthy and intelligent citizens whose means
and inclination lead them to visit distant places
We have not time to make an extended eX-
plantation of the formation from "hish lhese
specimens were obtained. We VIII only say 'ha'
at and near the surface of the earth at Ashiey
and Cooper rivers, and underlying CharlestoA
and much of the Atlantic coast OF South Caro-
lima, the phosphate and mari beds extend The
phosphate bed is popularity called the bone bed,
ia from one to three feet in thickness and seems
to be almost entirely made up of the bones,
teeth and remains of fish and other huge
monsters of the deep when that part OF this
continent was beneath the ocean.
The academy is one of the important instltu-
lions of our city. 1t now possesses splendid
collection of geological and other specimens
and ia almost constantly receiving additions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
HP. Clark. painter. u Madison Il.

VIC ascertaincd by practical tests on ycstcr-
ay, that Charlie Stantz. At the Galloway House,
sets a table second to none. Any person who
viii try our experiment will he both convinced
If our statement and filled too full for utter
a1ce"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
Ice cream and Strawberries at walthcr'..

After four week. of nce-Sant occurring on the
chastity of the press the duties OF editors, the
degeneration If the Graf, generally and the bias
phemousness Of "korn' particularly, the blonde
apostle Of the Pee We greets his readers with
the headline: Lucy Stone on Mrs. Tilton.' II
he has read the whole case he may be right, but
we have failed to see Lucy's name mentioned in
the case Is far a. we have read.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

just received new line of those 500 suits,
worth 5000; $1,000 suits worth Sl3.OO; $1,000
suits worth $500 aud Sl3 90 suits worth 5000
Now is the time for everybody to buy way down
to bottom prices, at NJ, Sticfcl y Cos white cor.
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S BOOK

General Sherman IA know capital talker. and IN
this book he IL said 10 write much ~ he aks-with tho
freedom and spirit"--N J. Tribune.
at offered TO the public a. complete history. bat
dtfs TO the future Napier OF Civil
War and the effort has been. condense much posi-
leave abundant for others follow. From
tendency General Shermans mind 10 rsnkness and
distncness statement may expect his work will b.
one TO PROVOKE criticism this win increase rather than
diminish Its value and Is well that should see the light
while OF the prominent actors In the scenes IL de-
SC hes s continue among We shall further
cnson TO refer 10 this most contribution to mill
tsry history ~ II advances toward publication Army
ana Nary journal.
"The Messs Appleton 10 publish work of very
great Interest. II IL to be memoir written by General W
r. sherman Of the IT, which he lustnous
actor General Sherman 10 his dedication OF the volume.
To his Comrades In Arms Volunteers add Regulars, says
that design write history of the or
complete account OF theevens OF the wac With which ne
was connected merely his recollection OF events cor
by reference 10 his own record"-Asc York tr
| piy FON. mays
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

We wish means could be devised to unite the
strength Of the temperance sentiment and TEN
perance workers in Ottawa. We would be
among the first to sacrifice all but the one prime
principle on which we stan! in opposing the
liquor traffic--no liccnse-to bring about such
union.-7empaonce LsoFe.
We're it OF any use for Us to make sugges-
ton, or could We express our views without be-
ins styled ",cotfers," and "whiskey bloats," we
might suggest that as good way as any to
unite the christian people in the work Of
temperance would be to abandon Sunday har-
rangues and work as becometh rational beings.
There are some protested christians who do not
believe in attending church in the forenoon and
offering long prayers that the Sabbath day may
| be kept holy and then Joining in free matinee
| in the afternoon, where Incorporation and town
tattling run rampant,
| Of course il we should make any such sug-
RESI- on we would call forth another spasm from
those who "feel thankful that We are not as
others" hence we won't make it, Let the Sun
dav sociaoes he kept up by all means.
Frank Sander. received the contract on We'd
nc,duy morning for the erection Of the bathing
houses ut the springs. The price agreed upon
was si:"21.
| H. F. Clark, Painter, l3 Madison street
-<.>-
/ Wall paper at closing out prices, at oSman "
| liapcman,.
New cheese from the somonauk factory OF
Geo. Burgc, which was so popular last season
has been received at T.. Hess bakery post-otlice
blocS. Try it once.
| CnnnaRN's TEEA,UKE.-A case for pen. pen
ellis sponge, &c, with rulg attached, for sale AT
Osman * Hapcmans. Every school boy and
girl should have one.
friedman has the choiccot lot OF potatoes
which have been in the city for three wears,
The best 81 10 ladies serge polish boots in the
city, at Child X Phipp-'.
All tbs latest styles IN apcT and envelopes, at
Osman ~ Haprmans.
! Best mixed candies at - cents per pound, at
Frank Mccain. fruit stand.
/ Rolls, all kind, Of bread and the Target assort
! ment Of cakes in the city, at l. Hess bakery.
Croquct sets. at rcmaTkably ioa prices, at Os
man * Hapcmin'.
Warranted winter WHEAT foEf, :" peg hun
drcd. at Woods Eagle MILL.
-
Paints mixed and ready for use at f. G.Grigg,.
.
Barkcepers IA tea saloons are now supplied
with spelling books, aud instead al Throwing
dice for drinks, topcrs spell each Other down
Correct photography means free drink.
L. Hess cream IS ready Try "N.. II
can't be beat in the city.
Will tie aPpropriator Of our red ea..sr- neck
tie quit wearing it on windy day, !, oiaNe' Us
AS it were.
. Good spring wheat hoUr &! T" hundred
! pounds, q; Wood, a-Ie Nil,
: H.. p. CIa.A Painter. i Madison erect
+ CLA-nC MEr SoTTE \, DrTEDTi'E, iHt Oth
er stories, being the second volume a. PinAcr-
tons detective stories, Tor ale hy o-man n Hapc-
maa
! P.CilrA. Paperhanger, T. MaI.,o- street
-
Al. the latest STYLES 10 rapvr ard rn.e.oPc', at
O,man X IIspcman-.
Haine'. New Township Organization, .r' -aie
| BY Osman IL Hspcman.
! Everybody having nv OF jugs and can, viii
please return them Il empty. +. 4. GRieSs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Just received, new line of those 500 suits
worth 5000: 5000 suits worth $500; $500
suits worth 1880; sl3OO suits worth 5000.
Now is the time for everybody to buy way down
to bottom prices, at NJ. stiefei * Cos white cor
ner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
FROM SWORN RETURNS,
Sewing Machine Sales for 1874
COMPARISON WITH SALES OF 1873
NOTICE.

M those Indebted to are -eq1ese 10 call 81 the of
of squire Leaveus and settle their accounts about
70 retire from business IN this city and intend TO locate IN
seneca and Obliged 10 leave all OF NV accounts At tue
above named nj ace Tor collection You may trouO,c
and costs by csius aud settling immediately ~
May gH-tS' JOHN DOMN-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The new soda fountain at the postoffice bak
cry Of L. Hess will be in running order this
week. 1t is said to he the best kind manufac-
tured. and the soda from it will be likewise the
has.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29
HILL & FORMULAS,
May 29-tf


The onion season has opened; the custom OF
talking over the front gate has been temporarily
abandoned
Numerous gates in town need new hinges. We
sec no reason why the rising generation should
not have equal privileges with those that have
been there
Docs the Lord love man who spends at q
church festival the money he owes his washwo.
man" is q question.
Soon will he heard the sound OF the croQuet
ball, and the merry laugh OF the festive maiden
as she skips oyer the lawn, with o malfet in one
hand and glove half way on the other, and her
mouth full OF gum.
A sensitive girl ia this aty has broken or the
match because her lover said she had foot Ike
fiddle box.
The sex Of the weather, if the question should
ever arise, may be called feminine from the fact
that il is dam-scl.
Canal Frauds Shouting low bridge" to a
prima donna who used to cook on a canal boat
Just to see her drop.
The almanac makers are getting more liberal
They have not reduced the price Of their calcn-
dars, but they have put in an extra new moon
for August-onc on the first and another for
the thirticth This is the most moons they have
given since the panic of 1851
Don't plan excursions. Thou knowest not
what DAY may bring forth.
! photographic Gymno,tic, are very popular
and frequent.
! The following note picked up by" Korn,' Is q
mystery. Who will rise and explain:
SHE.CAEGo. May 18th, $50.
/ D.,y 7ouJHb;--
du want tn Sc you So bad. Can't
you cum up when sum of yure Frank and honest
/ buisnrs men are comm, The bird, sing 30
! butiful, aud the Hours smell Of yuu.
/ PS.-"T want but Little hear bco
Yours very aiiecthgIk,
Warranted winter wheat iisUr s." per nun:
drcd pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
> -
( H. r Clark, painter, Is Madison 81
/ Get your wall paper at Osnan S Hapcnan'-.
Wall paper in great variety, At osman & tiarc
man's.
/ HIP CLARK, painter, Is Madison 81
,SpOUR NEIGUBoR--N.s. stow, nee"
book. for -alc at O,man ~ lIlpcmtn'-.
GOOD ,prn. wheat aovr. 80 per hualrrd at
Wood, Eagle Mjll-.
II p. Clark. paper hanger, ~ Madison -
Doctors disagree - to the treatment oi all di,.
eases. from the mildcst aiment 70 the dcadlest
epidemic, but tn" fact that the CNlFogNiN YIN
Er,R BTTTERS {, COnqucriug Inaladjc~ which
have dched the skill Of the best physicians
I j. IL little consequence. While Dyspepsia,
Gout. rheumatism, Urinary Complaints. BIZ
ioUsnc-,, Nervous Dchllitips. and all dt-or'
dcrs not organic, are oblitcraied by this match
lc,, vegetable tonic and Alternative who care. FOR
opinions
Nay ,s.l IS
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Drink the Chinese mead made by II. WaIthe

The Boston Philharmonic Club will give a
musical entertainment at the Congregational
lhurch on next Tuesday evening. The club is
.Ae embodiment Of perfection and will undOubt.
eily give an entertainment which will be first.
lass in all it. appointments. We regret that
We were unable to find any one VITO could give
- the programme.
Seats can be secured at Osmsa y hapeman's
look store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Jacob Mooney has just received large and
completed stock of summer clothing which he
will sell cheap. Call at the Red Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The gifted local lunatic of the Ottawa FREE
TRADER, who mistakes bestial blackguardlsm
for hrmor, and the vilest vulgarity for vii, MADE
a grave mistake when he lodged an insane asf
lum to become local parasrapher'i ne shoe'u !.
have been sewer cleaner, or the driver OF Il
night scavenger's cart, for then he woula nave
had more and better opportunities TO Bdss iuiiy
revel in filth, and to wallow as much as he pleas,
ed in the odorOus ordure which Is so conSeniai
to him. Powerful fertilizers always stimulate
|" Korn " immenselv.-.Stredt0r Gun boat
Gityed local lunatic is good. We wish we
could return the compliment, but must refrain
as we "never could tell lie" The cathartc
Bean (who with the assistance OF the licensed
idiot of Strcator) went into travail and brought
forth the above champion specimen OF slang
undoubtedly has now attained the sublime po'
sition of gentlemanly (O newspaper man
The wears of arduous labor at FL Paso, which
kept him busy in keeping out OF a livery stable
together with the strategic movement by which
he foisted hmselfinto Dalt0n's place at Strcator
and by which the Monitor lost two thirds OF lis
circulation, have been rewarded in his bcsmcar
| ing his editorial chair in as filthy manner as
he has heretofore nastified the profession with
L" statuary form" of work His article fully
demon trates that he is pure blooded, and his
familiarity with donkey etiquette should place
HIM in good demand among mule raissrs as
seconded sire. Sonny, don't worry about the
insane asvum or the odorous ordurc," but give
YOUR attention to Dalton's lit of subscribers
who, rather than have your purSatiyc sheet IN
their homes, gave YOU the amount they had paid
ahead rather than to DC bored by yoa. Now don
anihate us any more, bub, for you won't sue
coed in getting any free prospectus for your
blanket out of us If cheese rinds don't relieve
you, try little gum csmphor, as that is an ex
cellent preventive against moths.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

1t you want to keep cool try the pure mead u
at Piergue's bakery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Hull & Bartels are not at all alarmed by the
$500 hat man from Chicago as they always have
sold the same class Of goods for less money. In
cloth goods they are - cts. to slO0 below him,
and also furnish the patent sweat pad without
extra charge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

TAX. your little boy to Moneys clothing
house, corner Court and Main street, for suit
from his complete stock. Figures very low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Lieut.. General William Tccumsah Cullen,
fashion plate editor Of the Pee We, Recorder
Bernhard Of the Wocheabiat', and Mr.. Hapeman
OF the FREE Trader, are in attendance upon
the Illinois pres, convention at Jacksonville