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The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

\ represents a section of a thil, section OF
a pole, c. the coupling eye, and d the coupling
eve connected with a section of the shaft.
To attach and dctach the pole or thlls Of a
buggy all that is necessary to be done is to turn
the thumb screws shown in the cut From one
to two minutes only are required to make the
change, which is accomplished without the aid OF
wrench or taking out of bolts.
A model Of this invention can be seen at Gay
& Porters carriage factory. DR.. C. Hard has one
of these couplings on his buggy and will be
pleased to show 1t to all who call upon him.
Mcssrs. Gay d Porter are now perfectirg ar
rangements to have the couplings manufactur
ed ready for use in Connecticut. State, county
and shop rights for sale.
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INTERNATIONAL
Surgical Institute.

Two or more Of the INSTITUTE SURGEONS, accompa.
MED by their DISTINGUISHED CHIEF SURGEON uor
this tme and which his last absence from the Ins
tute) will visit this city the jth and 9Th OF January 1876
They be consulted at the IFTON HOTEL and all the
afflicted invited 10 embrace this opportunity at their
homes they saved great expense IN time and money
by so doing. Hopeless not undertaken They make
S SPECYALTyES or ALL DEFORNITIES CLUE FEET
4 Nd HANDS, STIFF LINES, DISEASED JOINTS Il
CROOKED AND DISEASED SPINE. HIP JOINT d.
SEASES, PARALYSIS, EYE AND EAR DISEASES
PILES d FYSTULA, CHRONIC PRIVATE DLSEA SES,
andth OPIUM HABIT. NOte.-A WRITTEN GUAR.
ANTEE issued to every patient PRONiSESA CURE or all
money refunded Guarantee signed by the president and
stamped with the corporation seal The surgeons will have
more complete outfit OF braces than before with
mechanic to alter and At appliances The visit made for
accommodation of their old patients and In response to
repeated requests by the afflicted who failed to see them on
their visit last winter OF the storms
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i. s.,,e County Gr.pre.

The annual meeting Of the La Sale county
Grange will be held in Ottawa, on Tuesday, Dec
eth. Election Of officers, aud other important
business will be transacted. At the last meeting
II was voted that at the annual meeting a two
days session should be held, and q committee
was appointed to prepare and present topics for
discussion. The report Of the committee on
Grange store will also be taken up and discuss.
ed. Let every Grange in the county by repre-
sented. GEO. A. TRUE, Sec'y.
County papers please copy.
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The prospectus of this staunch Chicago daily
appears on our 9Th page to-day. The journal
has for over thirty years been the leading-in'
deed model-evening paper of the Northwest
While we have seldom had occasion TO commend
its politics, we can at least aver that it has al
ways supported its party in an honest, manly
way. But aside from its politics, the JOIr"a
has no superior as news or commercial paper
and its weekly is miles ahead of any other Chi
cago publication as a family newspaper
Indeed, like the sewing machine, "no family can
afford 10 be without it,
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

THE GYPsIEs--Quite large company OF Gyp.
sizes have taken up their abode anon Z us for the
winter They have rented three houses in the
sixth ward and are there domiciled, with "for-
tunes" horses, bags and baggage. There is
more or less prejudice against Gypsies general
ly, but men in this city who have dealt with
this band say they find them strictly honest and
straightforward in all their transactions.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ia s.lI, c Is

- IN tie CUcEa C0ant thereof 20 January !'hA f's0'
In CbInoTB. - -.
James McJee and Nancy NcGee =: Mary .in NEt
Henry Denis Elma Denis. Della Denis Hi ry th = lA
dian OF Henry Denis snd Della Denis minors ,ai El 80
Hart Guardian CT Emma Hart, Mary HART Henry hSi'
and william Hart. minor-. -, =. -
Il appear Ine from an affidavit on nle IN the ofhce 81 @
clerk oi said Court that said Defendants H"-- H.' Ea
Hart Mary Hart william Hart Girard Hat and hiiN AlR
Hart are rot residents said state, and s y5l @ .ss
having filed their h complaint In sa.d CUe... o. ue
rhAncery side thereof the 81 day oi enptf A y
1873 hereip ,ummons having been issued fher"h ae
cOTdlng tOlAw; 800. -. .y.,
Notice therefore, hereby given 10 said defendants het
nv Hart Emma Hart. Mary Hart william hslt, t.ini1
Hart and Mary Ann Hart thA unless and aeh - ynN
personally he and appear before said court a. sa Ten
ibereof 10 he held al the Court House In Ottawa, IN sal
county on the tnrd Monday Of January next, A. ~ S''
" nen and Whr, sAd summons j. lcturuaae "a, t,
Answer eur or except sad bill the aL ~la ~ .sAeh
tor confessed anst YOU, and the mAtteTr ana '
IA prayed Tor decTeed accordingly. - o.. --.,,.- -- =.
MAYO q wIpMER, Solicitors Gees ~
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FREp DouGLAss-Wc stated last week that
Fred Douglass would lecture at Streator on the
18th. We have since learned that he could not
be had on that day, but will deliver his lecture
there on the 23d inst. They are now selling re.
served saafs
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,TICE.-FsrAruo OF OLIvzE =. 81

>rOTICE.-FsrArE OF OLIVES Y. Sid.t 70.
y Notice j. hereby given, that the IN, -
or the last will testament Of oliver H. sser lsie 81 N
county OF S.Iie and state Of Ihnes deceased. WI sp
par s,-e ss Ccgnfy Court OF said ccuEtV on re hd
MONDAY te,I the ,th Day sof January is". 81 ~ 'rs
o1tf ous. fn OftswA IN szd county. Wien al. Nn.it AZ
esons having claims demands aesinst SAID -fAte ST
nots 10 Atiead and present the same Ia Urlung iof
b,i.d as "a day Of December a, y. iS5-. ,-
REUBkN I. A. ALRESTI.
.t..,-ew zNecgto-.
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Importance is getting to be criminal, and we
should delay NO longer. II the council will do
nothing for us, let us protect ourselves. Let
meetings be held in each ward, and do something
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Dent wait any longer, but buy one of tho:
Sl2 oyercoats at NJ. Stielcl Il Cos.
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NOTICE.-EsTATEO OF LOYAL RIcHARDsON, DECD
" Notice hereby given, that the undersigned, Admin
sratOT. with copy Of will annexed OF the estate of Loyal
Hchsrson late The county OF La sale and state Of is
ecsed will appear before the County Court OF said county
on tAe third Monday beng the 18th day. of January 1915
al IRE Court House IN Ottawa In said cosniy. when ana
where s persons having claims demands against said
estate are notified atsnd and present the writing
for adjustment
Dated this ~ day Of December a. n. 1875.
ISAAC W. HONE.
ceetsr Admin rfraror. &c.
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Children's suits, suitable for Christmas pres
EN- is, cheap at A. Frank d Cos, the peoples
clothiers.
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TERMS:
invariably In Advance.

The above rates for the Weekly include postage.
Reutances for clubs must he made az time. hut All
dtons be mse any time club the club
has been raised. provided fun years subscription 10
taken.
Postmasers may retain 10 per cent Of all money tor
warded 10 us for subscriptions secufedby them.
The getier up OF club Of more than I've copies may
tain commission OF 10 paF cent. week!y ciabs-
NoneT be sent b. Post Ofice Money ure- Registered
Letter or Draft az our risk. Address,
CHAS. L. WILSON. Publisher.
lJg l6l Dearborn -, CLicSso-
~ Single copies FOR sale AMI subscriptions received BY
Cs-- zr Eapemau. O;iaSs. IIinois.
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The best and cheapest trunk in the state is
the Toledo. They can be bought cheap for casl
at the popular clothing store of Jacob Christ
man, 36 Madison street.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Mrs. Costello has a large assortment OF elegant
hair switches, long curls, frzzes and puifs, at
re'y to'c prices. Combings made up in BEAUTIFUL
styles, to order. salesroom at the Opera House,
second floor, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Good spring wheat flour $500 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

A fresh and complete stock of toys Al H..
Walther's
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ESTRAYED.

ON Tuesday, Nov sd. is15 from the yard the Roca
Island Railroad depot In OTTAWA Eight Head Of Cattle,
being Ave steers aud three cows % the steers arr
red spotted and one white. Two OF red.
and roam The cattle left in body, but having been
bought different parts OF the county, have
ted liberal reward will be paid for information that
will lead 20 the recovery OF the cattle II leit 81 Degens
Meat Market la Ottawa DEGEN BROS.
December fthu
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Chambers Encyclopeuia, new and revise
dition, at Osman d Hapeman's.
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Read Trasks advertisement in this paper lie
Is selling out his entire stock Of jewelry at cost
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

THE FREE TRADER and Chicago weekly Tine,
on, wear, for $3.l5.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Nobby overcoats, cheap and stylish, at A.
Frank & Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

A fact, that you can find the largest stock OF
mems, boys and childrens clothing at NJ. Stiefel
& Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Excelsior diaries of all sizes and STYLES Of bind
ing, at Osman * Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

a fresh lot of those rubber finger cots at j
Megatiln's.
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So buys good ovcrcoat at NJ. S.iefcl Il Cos.
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Diaries! DIaries.,

Dolls that speak papa and mamma a, Il
Walther's.
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Holiday goods, and druggists fancy articles at
Forbes & behring's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

OFFICE STATIONERY. MspF ma r,s, sef;> a..
st. l, quality St reasonable prices ~ osriAs HaPe
mas, west ot the Court House sQasrc. OTTAWA. III
GOLD GENS, The rnsst All u.ost sesaessS,,
quality ~ Osman Hapenan's vtst Ui Count House.
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For your wedding suits, see Frank, the re
ple's clothier.
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Chicago journal.

Save money and buy jewelry at cost, of Trask
on La Sale st.
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Warranted winter wheat -four, $50 per hun,
dred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Boys all wool cashmere suits for $1,000 at S
{. Barnett's.
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Blank books, stationery and printing furnished
promptly and at fair prices, at Osman " Hape
np'a
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Rem advertisements.

For business suits, 20 to A. Frank & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-12-04

Fit your little boys with one Of those S., So, s.,
and ten dollar suits at NJ. Stefel & Co.'S.
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INCORPORATED 1855.
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FARMS For sale in La Sale county Prices low.
Il ~ n vi - Terms reasonable. }. q. HARRIS,
dec+u Real Estate Broker.
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CAPITAL, 500, 10000.
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For a warm slipper 90 to j. Megailin's.
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structiOn."
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County papers please copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

PRESENTATION AT THE OPERA Ifousy
AT the Opera House last evening a
very pleasant episode occurred, which
though surprise 10 the audience, was
nevertheless the most interesting event
we have had the pleasure Of narratinP
for some time. At the end of The first
net Capt. b. B. DOvener UNEXPECTEDLY AZ.
peared upon The stage in company with an
ancient umbrella, which he ll0nrishcd "a II
he monentatily expected raid from the
grasshOpperS. After few Introductory
remarks, In which he alluded to the Ell.
terprise and energy exhibited by Mr.
James Hamilton In supplying otir citi-
zenS with a beautiful temple Of amnse.
ment, the speaker in behalf Of THE Opera
House employees presented the popular
manager with an elegant gold.headed
cane. During the remarks OF Mr.. Dove.
ner the entire company had assembled
pom the stage, and whenever he alluded
TO the devotion Of Mr.. Hamilton in sup.
plying our people with first.class
he was Interrupted by
storms Of applause. Al The con.
clusiOh Of Capt. DOvehGr's remarks
loud calls were made for Mr.. Hamilton,
but he merely bowed his acknowledgements
from one Of the private boxes and stated
that Danha l.. Hubbard, Esq, would
speak forhim. MI. Hubbard responded in
few well chosen words, which we're re-
ceived with much warmth by the audience.
The cane IL an elegant ebony stick, and
has upon its hend the inscription "Pte-
.ented to James Hamilton BY the Opera
House Employes, April 20, 1857 II was
purchased al Hennegen 4 Co.'S. Mr..
Hamilton is Justly proud Of hisstick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27
NDRPENDENT ORDER OF ME-
CEEANICG. ~
Meeting Of Supreme Lodge or the
United StnleS.

l. II
The Supreme Lodge q The upitsd
States, Independent Order OF Mechanics,
met in Mechanics Hall, corner 18th and
Market streets, at s o'clock last evening.
Eleven States in all were represented, and
It is expected several more will arrive on
the early trains this morning.
The most prominent arrivals up 70 II
o'clock last night we're: Supreme Ruler
G. Davis Irelan; Vice Supreme Ruler
James NJ. Wilson; Supreme Recording
and Corresponding Secretary William L.
Schley, all OF Baltimore; Supreme Mes
senger Thomas Ramsey, York, Pa; SUI
preme Outside Apprentice @. N. Weiss,
Washington, D. C.; Supreme Inside Ne.
Chanic, Renben K. Allison, York, Pa;
besides representatives John A. ScwartE,
James T. Mcdonald and Samuel Harring.
ton, Baltimore; Edward F. Kirk, Phila-
delphia; John P, Jacobs and William l.,
Leward, Washington; 7. NJ. Bradshaw,
Alexandria; William Doherty and II. G,
Wagner, Georgetown, d. u; Mitchell
REM, Nantucket, Pa.
The Supreme Lodge met at 8 o'clock
last evening, and after some routine bust
ness which was not made public pro-
ceeded to the election Of officers, which
resulted rs follows: ...
S. Sup, RHler-C. Davis Irelan, Of Ma
ryland.
@. Sup; Rsler-Janos NJ. Wilson, Of
Maryland.
Y Sup. Ruler-John Z. Jacobs, of Dis
trict Of Columbia HN'EEAs
Sup. Rec. SEWN. Louis schley, Of
Maryland.
IS Sup. Retatc-L. 7. Bitch, Of Va Oh
SUP, McsSeRger-P., ". Bradshaw Of
Va. RS. 80 y s''3.ti wv. "
iSap, Inside Meehnie-R, K, Allison,
OF Pa, ."s '.4i 's'3 We
Sup. Inside APrspties-John A, Arm
strong, Of Ohio, d" 70 ''Is'. wv
This Supreme Ruler, @, Davis Irelan,
presented his annual communication,
showing the work OF the Order, in the
formation Of Grand Lodge in North
Carolina, one Lodge at NAugatuCk, Conn,
one al Milwaukee, Wisconsin and one ut
indianapolis, Indiana. frs.
Representatives were present from
Maryland, Vest Virginia, Virginia, Ohio,
District Of Columbia, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Wisconsin and
Indiana.
Notice was given Of the formation Of u
Lodge at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by the
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylyania also at
IndianapOlis, Ind, to so men. Some So
members and Past Grand Architects were
admitted. Reports Of the financial CON
dition were made by the Supreme Treas.
ureri also by the several standing COM
mittees. -U ..-....a E..
About IL o'clock the Supreme Lodge
adjourned until this morning ut 81
o'clock, after which they proceeded in q
body to Turner Hall, to attend tho hop
Of West Virginia Lodge No. /. At that
temple Of amusement there was gathered
a crowd Of the members and friends Of
the Order, who heartily enjoyed them
selves In the dance. The ball was u
splendid success, and very Credltable TO
the gentlemen having II in charge. There
il seldom seen happier and more order
ly aSsemblage than that In Turner Hall
Last night About three hundred persons
partOok Of the excellent supper which
had been prepared, and the usual speeches
and witticisms were INDUCED in. Billy
Mayors superb band furnished tho music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

AMATEUR GARDENiNG.--Tn the present
day Of acquariums, and hanging.6askets,
and rock.work, and grOttOes, those Of IA
whose memories are long enough to revert
to the ambrosia, and larkspurS and touch.
nle.nOt, which comprised the floral treas.
ures Of certain Old.time gardens, must
eohcede that Horticulture ID, 10 be grand.
iloqhent, advancing with the fapid
march Of civilization, or, ID other words,
that there seems 10 lie a very great i'm.
proyement In the popular taste for
flowers. II is human nature, nowadays,
to experiment little In gardening. There
Ia feviying smell about the fresh earth
IA lRiSttirned over and divided Of into
trim little beds that Is absolutely refresh.
ing, md there Is = certain amount Ul salts.
faction In content plating a bouquet which
did not come from q green-hOtlse, and il
yet beautiful enough 10 induce one to re-
fleet that each bud and blossom bears
mute witness that In the pursuit Of some
other ayocation the amateur was loss to
the professors Of Horticulture whose abode
IL In a greenhouse, md whose art Is 40 in
yolyed In, hotbedS, cold frames, modes Of
heating, &C., that those Of us who raise
flowers for pleasure would find that the
beauty Of our occupation was gone II we
attempted their culture as a matter Of
trade. th il. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27
FOR SALE.
URUSTEE'S SALE"

IIy virtue Of u Deed Of Trust male to me AZ Trls
tee, by james NJ liainl and wife, hearing date III,
I'D dby Of October, 1879, and recorded In book q
folio 1928, In the Clerks Office Of the County COur
Of Ohio county, West Va, will, ON
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1915,
Commencing al 10 o'clock 4. ~, ut the front door Of
the Court lOusC u Ohio county, In tho city Ol
Wheeling, West Va, sell At public auction the fol-
lowing rial estate, viz: The north half Of LOT NUM-
ber tg ninoty-twO situate IN the east side Of MIR
ket street. anil on the south side Of alley No O, b-
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets In tho city VI
Wheeling, West Va.
Said property will Ia offered altogether aud In
two parcels Illr lint parcel Is the west end OLSIll
half lot having frontage on Market street II about
l3 feet and 5 inches and extending buck nbOut u
feet, 10 tho wiSi wall " the new dwelling hOuAn.
Upon this parcel isprGctNl hrG story brick we'll
Ing house, now occupied by lunanls and yielding a
rent Of saSi per nnnIlm.
The second parcel Il the cst Cnl Of lld half lot,
and fronts " feet On alley No. o, AMI about ~ feet
IN alloy G. Upon this parcel j. erected a dwelling
house and CARPENTER shop, which would probably
rent fur si76 pr annmm.
TERMs OF SALE-One.tlIlrl the purchase money
In cash, OF Us much mUrr As the purchaser may elect
and tho balance uInn credit Of six anh twelve
months, the purchaser giving notes with security,
RaFlng interest, for the deferred payments, and the
title 10 b. retained until the purchase money Is all
INld. GEO. 4. BOYD, Trustee.
!. CHAMBERS lIgRvRY AuCilOneer. Rp2G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

THE OPERA House. BRNEFIT.-As has
been heretofore announced, the Opera
House employees have organized n panto.
mime troupe, for the purpose Of making
asummcr tour. Last evening was the first
performance Of the company in public, the
citizens having rendered them a benefit.
The house contained very good all.
dience, which would undoubtedly have
been larger had the weather been more
propitious. However, we have no reCol.
lection OF n more appreciative and en-
thusiastiC audience. CruSOO and Carson
were the principal figures in the pan.
tOmime, the former as clown and the lat.
ter as pantaloon. Both gentlemen adapted
themselves TO their parts with the
greatest success, and were greeted
with round after round Of genuine,
hearty applause. Huseman, Warden
and Clifton were all good, and Warden
particularly, in the serenade scene, liz.
orally took the house by storm. Miss
Mollie Leg, as GoOdy.iwo-ShOes, and
Miss Carrie Evans, the Fairy Queen, gave
evidence Of considerable talent. These
Hulch iSbue III lHulunhpOlht lnuIulht
and appeared npOn the stagc for the first
time last evening. They are both better
looking than the WORKOUT beauties one
generally sees In pantomine.
After the curtain descended upon the
frat net n scene not down upon the bills,
in which Mr.. Hamilton, Manager Of the
Opera House, was presented with gold.
headed cane, waS enacted upon the stage.
The particulars Of this episode may be
found elsewhere In this paper. y
The OliO was far richer than many ex.
pected. The songs and dances Of Carson
and Warden, Master Harry Rusts won.
derftil silt and spade act, George IIusp.
mems excelsior clog, Pat McCinty's.
Sounds from 1reland," and Kit Carsoil's
Dutch songs anddances, were all received
with applause. The beautiful Minis Cor.
llon's budget Of songs were immense. And
Ivy the way "Mia Gordon" Ia no other
than Tom CO don't mention II, though.
The performers were all recalled. The
curtain went down at last upon the most
enthusiastic audience tie Opera House
ever held Every effort was made TO
bring the performers before the curtain,
and after tumult Of standing, clappinE
and cheering Dave CFusoe displayed one
Of his feet at one side Of the curtain.