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Notice.

Meeting Of the ladies' aid and be-
nevolent society of st. Matthews
parish at Mrs. Schencks, No. II
Jefferson street, Wednesday after
noon at $50. A full attendance is de-
sired. FANNIE SAWYER,
Secretary.
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Again I'm ,he Field.

Mr.. Ed. Harris, so long and favora-
bly, known in Dallas in the yictualing
aud liquid line, yesterday purchased
the "Favorite Billiard Halln from Mr..
r ]. Freeman. II Ia Mr.. Harris pur-
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Howard W, Peak, Es1n Of Fort Worth, Is
al authorized travelling agent Of tho Dallas
Herald, from this date unlll lnflher notice.
J, W, tWINDkLlh,
Deoemhar 10, 1874,
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TmmV-ElGHF hundred acres Of land three
mies west Of Dallas, eleven thousand acres
Of choice lands Ia Gillespie, aud u splendid
sheep "raneh" OF tweply'thEe hundred
acres on The Guadalupe river In Kendall
county, for sale by W, Y, lSte& Co real os'
tate agents, No, 100 Lamar street, 4OHdlm
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For sale, very low, by W. F. Lyle & Co..
real estate agents, No 100 Lamar street, three
one-story brick buildings and lot 100 feet
square, well located, and adapted for foun,
dry or manufacturing purposes. ascilm
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A0ciable.

M. e. Church South sociable ut Mrs.
Cockrelps large white house, next to
Trinity bridge, Commerce street. All
of the congregation are invited to at
tend next Wednesday night. BY order
of the committee.
7. HAMILTON, Chairman.
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Sub ,iilute for ihe Texas Anna
mae, All FraniSliR'S book store.
5Oi Main street, uallaS.
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9ailg Gerald,


MY residence, corner raeiae a,eHu"
and Houston streets, emhraeins hHiIN
black Of ground, win well hni'i'fH
0ne,st0ry and bnsemeni roei'a0"ere'n
building, aHd al necessary oWi'bni'"'
ings, etc, Az early applicant hnS No.
care bargain,
JN0. W, swINDRLEs,
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Just received AZ Pierce AZ
Lyie's II large invoice Of wall
paper, Of new and handsome
designs.
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FOR RENT.

An eligible once on the socond door ofthe
Herald building, Apply ~
HERALD OFFICE,
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EXTRACT OF INK,

lndestructib!e by cold, 10 cents
OF which will make a pint Of
ink. at Franklim's book store,
Sol Main street.
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FOR SALE.
For terms apply 10

The CrutcIneld House,
For terms apply 10
80, CRuToHFlELp, or
GAsTON 4 THOMAS,
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For rent by W, L, Lyue n Co., real estate
agents No. 100 Lamar street. number OF
business houses, centrally located. Also, n
hotel, " large boarding house, and many res
licences situated In different parts OF the city.
9jOdlm
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VNESW GARDEN NEEDS,

'NHFFNN VI y" y TN ~ '''-F''7
Including the El PasO onion
seed, tuld the Umbrella China
seed at FranlGIin's book STORE,
5OR Main street. Dallas.
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ElPasO Mail COmpany's
FINE FOUR.HORSE COACHES

VIII leave Eagle Ford daily on the arrival of
the morning train from Dallas, via John
sons station,
For Fort Worth,
Thence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days for Weatherford and Jucksboro.
O1ice-No. 2l0 Commerce street, opposite
che court house. {. REAVES, Agent.
November !, 1874. 20IdSm
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60 60 Pierce GS lyle for your
New Sear'4 presents.
SOY MAIN STREET.
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS
TER,
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
27Gdlm O.. k. a. co.
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w or two aces in suburbs
w for residence, within mile of court
house. state lowest cash price per acre. Adj
dress Business" Lock BoX2l. 29Gl3t
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NTANTED-Agents in every county in
w this state TO sell something new and
indisp 'nsabe in every household. Liberal
Inducements Offered. Apply to II @. RU-
BOTTOM, Herald office. 2S91lw
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wv ANTED-An active partner, with u
w cash capital of 20 0, to take an interest
in q manufacturing business now paying
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The Living Age has been published for
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younger competitor, every saturday." and
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I'd. aALB1AIrH,s
SoFner amiy Grocery
, STO R Il,

D''A hyland's Fire prosf Buildipr. onno.
site Masonic Hall.
HM constsnsI,,W cotTn, WHICH is ALL NEW AND
ss. Ia% Ssesa1'' sa1'lkyins ka1ss eSSn.ss oi cSse
MsSkkssda.s MSksd salmon, Herring bHns,s,s Snsis goldfish,
Grrants.s Gu pums Psaiedr dr'Ps, PeS,cbns Ssok Der Der
Buckw6saSt S0%o ma Honey, Kaisins. Fiss earn %a'
cabbage, Potsnsuo nu oatmeal. Syrup. Coal niI'
Gsat cannsd nnssdi0ss Onions and good % as.ort. 0
S,nSs, snS OYSTERS pspoSssa psGoSSs Sauces. sar
easI All Of Which viii ioo se namsroas nSrs to
=. D. GALBRAITH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03
The Bath-HOuse at the SpriDp

Is now nearly completed and will be in running
order within ten or twelve days. 1t is to be
more perfect in its arrangements fer the treat
ment OF all forms Of chronic diseases than any
other institution in the west, not excepting
Chicago. 1t is TO contain bathroom for the sim
pie or plain bath; also the hot air or Turkish
bath, the vapor, spray, shower, douche and
shampoo, and the electromagnetic baths Also
an apparatus for applying the celebrated Swed-
ish movement cure for the special treatment OF
paralysis. This machine is designed to give mo-
ton to paraliyed limbs that cannot be moved by
will power. The Oscilator (so-caled) will be
run by steam as motive power. By this means
persons who have lost all power to move even a
toe have been restored to a perfect use of their
limbs in few weeks. At the office of the com
pany will be found what is known as the Health
Lift, description and use of which need not be
attempted here. The entire Institution has been
planned by DR.. Wood who has had thirty years
experience in his special practice. He has in
his quiet, unassuming way, brought this matter
nearly to completion IN connection with a great
amount of labor for the spring company that
must soon bring the enterprise into popular
favor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03
HOME MATTERS.
Musical Inioa Concert.

We confess to feelings very akin to mortified
ton and disgust on finding, in attendance at the
concert given by the Ottawa Musical Union ut
the Congregational churchlon Thursday evening"
an audience of fifty or sixty persons, Of whom
half probably were "deadheads." 1t is true the
evening was damp and threatened storm, but
had the entertainment been of sundry different
characters that might be suggested, we don't
think the threatening weather would have pre-
vented much fuller audience.
Now this is not fair The Ottawa Musical
Union consists of some thirty or forty ladies and
gentlemen Of our city who are devoting great
deal OF time, labor and expense to cultiyatlnS
taste for and perfccting themselves in vocal
music. Very few if any Of them expect ever to
derive any pecuniary benefit from these studies
so that the public are really more interested III
them than the members Of the Union themselves,
for how can we have churches without cholrs,
or respectable sociable, or 4th OF July celeOra-
ton, or public ovation or entertainment of any
sort without music? And it is exactly this
Musical Union that we are in the habit of draw
ing upon in such extremities. These persons are
willing to give their tim e and bear fair proper
ton of the expense in these studies but they
did hope when at the end of over six months
hard work, they invited the public to contribute
at least enough to pay their leader, by offering
them in return an entertainment of the very
highest character and in itself fully worth the
admission fee asked, they would be met with
something better, at least, than cool indiiier-
ence, if not contempt.
The audience in attendance on Thursday even
ing, at least, lhoughuthis was not right, and
agreeing among themselves to make an effort
to get out fuller attendance on another Occa-
sion, made their feelings and purposes known to
the Union ana ended with preferring a formal
reques. that the concert given that evening be
repeated The Union agreed to take the matter
under advisement and yesterday, after consulta-
tion among themselves and their friends, author
lied Us to say in the FREE TRADER that they
have decided to repeat their concert some even
ing next week-notce of precise time and place
to be given hereafter.
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TlCKETS!
rive Cents VIII DO As Well.
The Bounding "Hoss Car" Conductor Will Greet
US with "All Aboard for the Fair Grounds"

P!ior TO the adoption Of the new constition by
the State OF Illinois, a charter was obtained for
4 street railway in the city Of Ottawa. The ne
cessary amount was subscribed to the capita
stock Of said corporation, and the right of way
for the festive 'hoss carr was given by the city
council.
The charter IS still in force, the granting of the
right of way 10y the council still valid and will
the contract for Il low brid &c on Main street
comes the announcement tn at "the road will be
built"
The charter is in possession Of Hon. Washing
ton Bushnell, who will give all information re-
qured to those of our capitalists who favor the
project. The route which seems the most favor
able is as follows: Commencing on La Sale
street near the Cation bluff, thence south to Mar
quette street, thence east to Columbus street,
thence south to Main, thence west to La Sale,
thence south to the Mineral Springs,
The second division to commence at the east
side of the city on Main street running west by
Main street to the Burlington depot, thence
west and south by the principal streets to the
cemetery and fair grounds.
The route is one which will not only prove ac-
commodating to the public but also profitable
to those who may invest in the road
That Ottawa will support Il road of this kind
there can be no doubt The large number who
visit the springs and cemetery, as well as the
thousands who go to the fairs, together with
the ordinary local travel, will convince any per.
son who will stop and calculate that the invest
ment must be profitable one.
OF the accommodation which street railway
would be to the citizens we need say nothing.
The benefits are seen to our community when
visiting neghboring cities. We predict that the
new project will be endorsed by all our people
and shall look for the "hoss car" and listen for
the bell before the opening of the state fair,
Gentlemen push the road
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And individuals, before purchasing supplies Of
ice cream, confectionery, pies, cakes, fruits, &c,
&c, should consult Lewis Hess, the postoflice
baker and confectoner, who is Il wholesale and
retail dealer, and who is ready to fill all orders
promptly at the lowest rates. Mr.. Hess also
calls the attention of the community to his neat.
ly furnised ice cream parlor and TO his arctic
soda fountain. Persons in want OF good dish OF
cream or glass of ice cold (not misnomgr) so.
da water on the Sd, 4th, 9Th, or any other day,
should give him call. Persons from the coun-
try desiring refreshments will find him amply
prepared to furnish all kinds of pies, cakes,
rusks, bread, cheese, crackers, etc. Remember
the placc-postoiiice block.
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To the Residents of the CITY,

We would announce again this week that on
tonight Frank f. Aiken will appear at Turner
Hall supported by as good company as ever
travelled, in the very popular play cyan the Vir-
ginian" Of the good character of Frank T.
Aiken in his profession, both the press and peo-
pie of Illinois will stand as bondsmen. His CON
nection with Aikens Museum, Chicago (before
the fire in ~ as well as his great loss by the
fire in July last together with his faultess style
of impersonating any character which he as
sumes goes to convince all that he is of all the
stars the brightest. His popularity in Chicago
is second to no actor who appears behind the
footlights, and we trust that the reception which
lie will receive tonight will be such as to call
both him and his excellent troupe this way many
times after our opera house shall have been com
pleted
Let's all turn out and give first class troupe
trst-class encouragement.
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Great bargains in Millinery,
At Cost and Less than Cost.

Our entire stock Of untrimmed has and spm.
mer nowers'to give place for our autumn and
fall goods.
we would return thanks for the very liberal
patronage during the past season. and would
say to our friends, and the public generally who
have not yet made their purchases, that ouy stock
is The only complete one in the city, keeping al.
ways on hand the very latest STILES, and Of the
best quality, which We guarantee 70 sell ,,,c,,,,
per cent cheaper than any one dealing in our line
Of goods. We have no entirely ,.,, s,,l,s as
there have been none manufactured since tho
first Of June, but haze all TIE styles MATE hi, 49,,
and will sell them as stated above. Our line and
styles of summer goods will be kept fun, and
will be sold at a small margin
Lows 6 Court Stree.
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NJ Stiefel will leave on the 10th instant for
Cleveland, for the purpose Of purchasing and
superintendng the manufacture Of his fall stock
Of clothing, As usual Stlefel x Co. will have the
first buyer in the wholesale market AMI the first
stock OF fall styles in this market. Their stock
will be there and opened before the State Fair
in SEPTEMBER All desiring to purchase new
suit prior to Fair week viii make q note OF this
as Stiefel Il Co. keep the latest styled goods in
the market and sell at the most reasonable
,ricns
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S. c. Barnett gives notice to the public that
on account of the backward season lie has taken
a forward step and reduced the price on his
stock Of goods fifteen per cent. Therefore he
invites the public to call and examine his stock
and save money before purchasing elsewhere.
The stock on hand consists Of Il full line Of
men and boys clothing, furnishing goods, cloths
for merchant tailoring and everything belonging
to well regulated clothing house.
Look out for your own interest and call.
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Low BRIDGE-On Tuesday evening the coun'
ell very wisely made an appropriation of $1,000
tOwardthe construction Of an iron draw bridge
on Main street across the side cut, the citizens
on that street pedging to contribute $500 moe,
and the contract was given TO the Canton
Wrought Iron Bridge Company. The bridge Is
to be completed before the opening Of the State
Fair in September
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pfm advertisements.
Teachers Institute.

Tho In sale County Teachers Association will hold their
Annual Institute AT Mendoza, commencing Monday,
August 18Th at O'Clock NJ, and continuing for one
week
Prof Henry L. HOLLYWOOD OF the Princeton nigh School
and Prof Piper, well known 10 the teachers Of the coun
y successful institute teachers. will contribute their
valuable aid.
The time win he chiefly occupied With cl,s.-work suited
20 the daily needs Of the schooLroom.
Lectures Will be gwen by Prof hollywood and others
during the session.
The programme viii Include many branches Of study
as can he probably taken up at one time.
Special attention viii be given the test methods Of In
strlction and details Of school management.
committee will be In attendance at the High School
Budng teast sideJ 70 aid teachers II securing board.
cordial Invitation Is EXTENDED 20 all tesshers, school
officers lud friends OF public schools.
4. WILLIAMS,
luly }7w County Superintendent Of schools.
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Millinery Headquarters.

Look out for great bargains. An entire stock
of millinery goods is being sold at less than cost,
IN order to close out business. Now is the time
to buy Any milliner who desires to purchase a
well established trade can obtain n good bargain.
The store will be for rent August 18th, 1875.
MRs. Z. HARPER,
1877 Main street.
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An accident occurred at Hoes Grove on Tues
day evening by which lad named John Shay
had the bones in his leg fractured. II seems a
large box-swing had been erected for the accom-
mediation of visitors, aad by this the little fellow
was caught. No blame can be attached to any
one, it being more the result Of boy carelessness
than anything else. The fracture WIS set by DR..
Dyer and the boy is doing well.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

FouND.-In East Ottawa, on the 2sth Of June
1870, leather pocket book, containing some
money and papers. The owner can have it 10y
calling on W. II. Gilman, Ottawa aud paying
for this notice.
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We would call particular attention to the
large advertisement Of Scott Bros & Co.. on the
first page of this paper, They have concluded
to extend their great sale during the coming
week. On Monday large invoice OF white
goods will be offered, and on Tuesday a large
stock Of lace striped muslins, Victoria lawns,
swsses, piques, &c, will be offered at a great
discount
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| 4 ball will be givena Turner Hall on Monday,
July 9Th, under the auspices of the Youn &
Mems club which bids fair to eclipse any ball
ever given in the city. The Great Western Band
has been secured to furnish the music, and all
other necessary preparations have been made
for the entertainment of guests. Everybody is
invited and Of course eyeryhody viii 20 Tick,
cts ST.
Strawberries direct from Michigan, at H. Wal
Tiers boss fruit and peanut store.
200 boxes Of lemons and oranges, Tor sale cheap
at II. Walthcrs.
9Th Of July candies, fruits peanuts, fire crack.
ors, torpcdoes and flags, very cheap, at H. Wal.
Tiers.
Ice cold Chinese mead, soda, mineral water
and lemonade at Walther's.
Go TO II. Walthers and get your 4th Of July
stock, today.
Base balls and peanuts at Wathcrs.
10000 lbs. Of the best fresh roasted peanuts in
the county, al Walther's boss peanut store.
HELP WANTED.--A girl to do house work
Call at Z. Y. Guggss drug and bool; store.
- -
HELP WANrED.--A girl TO do house work
Can at Z. Y Grggs's drug and book store.
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HarrteD.
June gIth, I,75 by Rev. j. C. Momycr Mr.. b. F. BUTTE to
Mis- ANNA c. SMITH, all OF Grand Ridge, H.
1Dtc0.
Al the residence Of his Daniel in Dwight, Livingston
county. H.. the 18Th June. ~, Old age Mr.
JOHN ADAM GALLUP, aged 81 years.
He was born at Sterling Windham county, Connecticut
lie member Of tho Free VIII Baptist Church, lived
strict Christian lie honest and respected by all who
knew him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

The best cheese ever sold in Ottawa is brought
here by George Burge, Of the Somouauk cheese
factory Mr. Louis Hess, in post Office block,
sells the article az wholesale and retail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

The Board OF Supervisors Of this county meet
one week from next Monday, being the 18th
day OF july for the purpose Of equali.ing tie
assessment for $50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

Has on hand some more oi those custom-made
mems hand made sewed boots that were made
for parents that never called for them. He will
sell at less than price in order to realize his
money on them,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

DEATH OF JAMES T. CoTToN.--On Thursday
Morning Mrs. DR.. Stout, of this city, received a
despatch from Denver stating that her son
James F.. Cotton, (we!l known in this city,
had suddenly died the night before in his bed in
Denver. No other particulars were given. Cot
ton had been conductor on freight train run.
ming in and out of Denver. A week ago Mrs
Stout received Il letter from him stating that by
an accident Oh the road he had had some fingers
on his right hand badly crushed, but the physl-
clan hoped to save them. 1t is supposed his
sudden death must have had some connection
with this accident.
His remains have been directed to be forward
cd to Ottawa, where they are expected to arrive
to-day, in which case the funeral will prob.
ably take place on Sunday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

Stiefel & Co. will close out their summer stock
OF clothing at reduced prices for the purpose Of
making room for their fall stock. Cal and see
them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

For a fine shirt that will fit, you should 90 to
Loyett at the popular shirt factory on Main st.
He will give satisfaction