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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18
Gaming EYentA.


On Friday evening, Dec. 3lst, New Years Eve,
the Undine Hose Company will give grand ball
at Schafer's hall on the west side for the benefit
Of the company, and the sale OF tickets will be-
gin to-day. This is good opportunity for our
merchants and property owners to show in a
substantial manner their appreciation Of our
fireman. The ordinary expenses are paid by the
city, but money is needed to provide extra fur
niture and to beautify their room. Besides, it is
the custom of the company to take care of the
members who may be sick or injured, il such aid
is needed, and as this has been done several
times. their treasury has been kept low. There
shonld be hearty response to this call.
On Christmas Eve the Glass Blowers will give
party at the same hall, which, no doubt will
be grand affair. Every means has been taken
to procure the best OF everything, and jolly
time may be guaranteed.
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Important Notice.

Never lei your kitchen and household utensils
run low or be lost without getting them replaced.
Not only will it be q comfort to your wives, but
money will be saved by having everything in
order and in Its place. Messrs. Leland & Raab
make specially Of this class of goods in their
store on La Sale ST., and have everything need
cd O. this kind. Among which may be named,
the best grade Of stoves manufactured, silver.
plated table cutlery and spoons, combined cof-
fee.can and coffee. grinder, Britannia teapots,
casters, sauce dishes, knife and fork trays, spice
boxes, cake boxes, bird cages, chamber sets, tin
toys, &C., &c. and everything else to be found
in frst-class hardware store, and they sell at
bottom prices.
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The Literary.

The Ottawa Literary Society held its regular
meeting on Monday evening last at the Court
House. 4 large audience was present, good
order ives maintained, and an interesting pro-
gramme presented. In the absence Of the Pres.
ident, Edward f. Moore was called to the chair
pro tenn The exercises we're ss follows:
Music, duet, Beautiful Moonlight" by Misses
Munger and Burgess.
Select reading by Mrs. c. j. Curyea.
Music, solo, 1.-THE Old Home Amt What il
Used to be-" by Mics Josie Rhodes.
Select Reading by Miss Mary Phillips, from
Hollands works.
Music. duet, by Misses Munger end Burgess.
Song, by Miss Josie Rhodes.
Select Reading by 7. Bart McDonough, "The
Burning OF Chicago" by Carleton.
On one week from next Monday The Society
elect new officers. Let there be a good turnout,
and some interest taken in this election that
officers may be elected who will serve and be
8 credit to the society.
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(saul & Bestman.

One of the most unostentatious but most pros.
porous manufacturing firms in this city is Gaul
g. Bestman, cabinent makers, on La Sale street,
They manufacture and have on sale picture
frames Of all kinds, brackets, wall pockets, and
all other articles in the harder woods. Most OF
the finest pieces Of cabinet work in this city came
from their shop. They have some very fine
specimens Of window cornice, and scroll work,
which would be interesting to any one to exam
inc. They also take jobs in any part Of the city
for upholstering or repairing furniture. and
guarantee satisfaction in every instance All
orders will be promptly filled, and, we know, will
be faithfully executed. Their charges are rca.
eonable," is the testimony Of all their customers.
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at No IS Madison st., is still making the dresses
Of all our fashionable ladies, both in the city
and country surrounding She keeps fine
stock of dress trimmings Of all kinds selected
with that care and judgment that only one Of
her experience can employ. She has also the
celebrated Butterick's patterns, and is agent for
Cornwels selfftting chart. This last is new
and valuable aid for the ladies, and is rapidly be.
coming justly popular. Miss Field Will give full
instructions for its use, and the ladies should at
least examine i:-they will find it useful. Her
friends will always find her "st home" at her
store on Madison st.
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MasOnic,

On Thursday evening the new officers Of OF
tawa Commandery, No. 10, knights Templar
we're installed as follows:
John y. Nash, z. c.
John L. Morrison, Gencralissimo
Edward H. Smith, Captain General.
George J. Burgess. Prelate.
Henry C. Nash, Treasurer.
Edward l.. Herrick, Recorder.
Pobt. NJ Macarthur, y. w.
Walter B. Titus, W.
John II. Widmer, Sword Bearer.
Arthur c. McIntire, Standard Bearer.
Leman A. Rising, Warder.
Jnstus Harris, Captain Of Guard.
On Friday evening Humboldt Lodge, No 555
Installed their new officers, to.wit: George w
Fox, W. NJ; H. Gondolf, s. W.; g. C. Barnett, j.
W.. II. Warlich, Treas; II. Kock, Sec; Charles
Metrger, 8. d.; Andrew Bach, j. D.; A. Alschu
Ter, Jacob Degan, Stewards Christian Foster
Tyler.
The installation was at their hall, and after
the ceremony the lodge and friends adjourned
10 Turner Hall, and spent the rest Of the even.
ing with music and dancing.
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HOME MATTERS.
Public School Examination.

The teachers OF the Public Schools of the city
AXE pleasure in hereby informing parents and
atrons that the fall term examinations will take
lace in the different schools of the city next
eek on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Dec.
I'd, 23d and 24th. AS this is the most favorable
opportunity for witnessing what has been done
y teachers and pupils during the term, the
eachers would cordially invite all who are inter
sted to attend these examinations and they sin
erely hope that many will manifest this by their
presence and participation in the work.
As special visitors the following committees
ave been appointed:
Hon SCHooL-Messrs. DR.. Hathaway, Il. Mar
le G.. Williams, c. briggs, E. Swift, FIR sizer, L..
3trawn, VIM Nash, Alb Hard, McKinlay, u
.eiss, Z. Osman, C. Bernhard, Mrs. John
lash, 8. Dewey, II. +. Clark, K. Strawn, c.
Blanchard, DIR. Dyer, r. o. Black, G. Beers, G..
.oberts, Z. sheedy, D. Beckwith, G. s. Eldredge,
I'm. Trabing. J. Rathbun, FL. Fisk, - Phillips,
Lynch, c. j. Curyea.
FIRST WARD-Mrs II. West, NJ. Kelly, j..
gette and N. Vette, C. Leavens, w. Degen, f.
iodsall.
SECOND WARD-Messrs. 8. Degan, A II. stro-
ell. W. =. Pollock, Drs. j. G. Hathaway, j. o.
Iarris. Mrs. w. Bushnell, S. C. Miller, P.
odfrey, J. X. Meigs, A. Lynch, - stebbins,
Nattinger, G. Mitchell.
THIRD WARD-Miss Fishers room, itL ward
uilding: Dr. Stout, Mrs. Pratt and King Sd
Vard building, Mrs. II. Butler, G. L. Hughes
icKeel
FOURTH WARD-Messrs. j Rathbun, W. j. Nicely,
FRS. B. Glover, G. Faust j. b. Rowland,
Iartin, G. l.. Thompson, A. F. Cameron, II. NJ.
Harrison, T. Kennedy, r. Wilson.
FIFTH WARD-Messrs II. p Strawn, J. Christ.
nan, Thorn. McDonough, j. Burke, T. Spencer,
Rev. /. Miller, J. F. Nash, DR.. Macarthur, DIR.
ineussl, II. A. McCaeb. Mrs. 8. E. Gilbert,
u. Z. Morgan, j. Shuler c. 8. Simon, d. Hol'
ecker, A. Hossack, A. X. Mccain, G. V. Hull, e.
look, IL. l.. Hossack.
SIXTH WARD-Messrs. Fred. Crane, II. Wahr-
ich, +. and s. Hathaway, c. Forster, c. D. Trim
pie, Z. Horn. Mrs. F. Crane, G. d. Trimble, +.
nd s. Hathaway d Ebelsol.
SEVENTH WAgD-Messrs. John Gardner, DR..
White, Mr.. Rees, Mrs Mariner, Mrs. John San.
eers, Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes.
1t is hoped that the appointing Of the above
committees will not prevent any others from
oRing, and general invitation ia hereby ex.
Tended to all. f. VIM. SCHREED.
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Hobby horses and sleighs, good and cheap, at
II. Walther's
The BrennRn's,


Here is richness sure. On Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings and Wednesday afternoon the
Brennans will give series of their favorite en-.
tertainments, consisting Of views Of Ireland and
England, interspersed with song, comic sketches,
&c, &c, which have delighted immense audi
ences, east and west Of us. Among some of the
favorts songs are the special favorites, "Man the
Life Boat" Dublin Bay" "The Harp that once
through Tara's Hail." 1.-THE Dear Little Sham
rock,' &c, which have drawn high encomiums
from the press generally. The following from q
Utica, N Y, paper may tell part of the story OF
their success everywhere:
THE BRENNANs-A very full house greeted
the BRENNANs at the Opera House last evening.
The performance in every way merited the at.
tendance. Mr. and Mrs. BRENNAN have won.
derful faculty of pleasing. The audience was
kept in continual roar during the entire even
ing. The troup appear again this afternoon and
evening.
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Low has got an endless variety of holiday
goods. His toys are wonderful. and there is no
end to his dolls. They are beauties-so the lit
tie ones say. We thought he had enough to
stock the whole country. Young or old must be
very fastidous not to be suited. 40 far as prices
quality and quantity are concerned.
Don't fail to give Low call.
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Toiletsets, vases and fancy goods for Christ
mas presents, at Tozer's.

Wilson, our photographer over First National
Bank, is turning out some of the best work in
his line done in the county. His "gems" and
photographs (of all sizes and styles) are first
class. Call and have him "take" you and see
what handsome person you are. II he don't
please you he'll not charge you snything-thats
the kind of man he is.
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Last week the annual meeting OF the Mineral
Spring Company was held, and after general
business elected the following directors: II.
Mayo A. Lynch, J. f. Porter, VIM Cullen, II. L.
Hossack, S. S. Scott, ]. f. Skinner, ]. II. Pickens.
NJ. A. Dewey, and c. Hard. On last Monday,
Henry Mayo was elected President; A. Lynch,
Vice President; J. L. Porter, Secretary, aud J.
F.. Scott, Treasurer
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Go 10 Trask' for Rogers Bros. triple plated
spoons and forks, where you can get them at
first cost These goods were purchased direct
from the manufacturers and not from jobbers,
therefore am enabled to offer them to the pub
lie much less than nine-tenths the jewelers.
can buy them for. My stock of spoons and
forks is larger than you will find in all the other
stores combined
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INFORMATION WANTBD.-David J. Owens, aged
thirteen. was brought to Illinois from New York
City last September ana placed in home near
Peru, La Sale Co., from which be soon ran away.
His father James Owens, ia very DESTROYS to learn
his present whereabouts and any information
concerning him sent to F.. 70. Carpenter, 81 West
18th Street, New York City, will be thankfully
received
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AT UrIcA.-On New Years eve a bail will be
given in Utica at Clark's new hall-one Of the
neatest rooms OF the kind in this region--far
ahead Of any room in Ottawa after Willis's. The
Utica quadrlle band is to furnish the music, and
at supper will be provided. 1t will be the
event" of the season at Utica, and Utica is me-
tropolitan in her ideas, at least
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For cheap winter cap go to A. Frank & Cos

Why will you buy your holiday presents and
pay retail prices for them when you can go to
o. Trask's and buy them at wholesale rates. You
can buy anything from silver thimble to gold
watch and chain or diamond ring at first cost,
and guaranteed to be as such or the money re-
funded.
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Do not purchase your Christmas presents un
til you have called at o. Trask's, where can be
found all the latest styles in jewelry. silver and
plated ware, which must be sold regardless Of
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just the place to get good and fancy boots,
shoes, and nobby slippers for Christmas presents
for ladies, misses or gents, is at Leahy's, and al
most everything else in the above line, and the
prices are diirays doton 10 zero. .
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Fine pebble and brilliant perescopic specta-
Giles and eye glasses in gold and steel frames for
first cost, at 0. Trask's, 33 La Sale st.
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you want nice jewelry for holiday presents
be sure to 60 to Trask's, where you can get any
thing in the line of gold or silver watches, ear
rings, breast pins shirt studs, sleeve buttons, or
silver plate at cost
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Underwriters' Annual.

We have become the publishers Of DR.. j.
o. Harris's UNDERWRITERS ANNUAL and
can supply all demands for this valuable &C.
cessory to an insurance mans working force.
Sent, post paid, on receipt of price, $150in
leather; cloth, first edition, IS cents.
OsMAN s. HAPEMAN
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II you do not need boots or shoes yourself tell
your neighbors that Child Il Phipps are closing
out their ,oi,.ttr stock at greatly reduced prices
and TO call and see what bargains are offered.
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Beautiful, useful and appropriate for holiday
presents, are those patent extension chandeliers
and hanging lamps, that were ordered express
ly for the holiday trade, and will be sold very
cheap, ST Forbes 4 Gehring's drug store.
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A large line of gentlemen's fancy neckwear,
gloves, scarfs, suspenders and other articles
suitable for holiday presents, at
A. ALsCHTUERs, at the Yellow Corner.
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New Auction Store.

Blankets, crockery, furniture, stoves, under.
wear, clothing, lamps, hats and caps. boots and
shoes, notions, &c. at auction prices, at Boil
meyer & Linton's new auction rooms, ll5 Main
Street.
Auction sales at 2 and 7 p. m, to-day.
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Next Week

Christmas comes. Have you procured your
presents? II not. go and see how cheap +. T..
Gripgs sells his large stock.
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Notice special sale of overcoats for men, boy
and children, at NJ. Stiefel a. Cos.
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All wool boys suits at s. c. Barnett's only SIC

We see by the Chicago Times that some of the
creditors of Colwell, Clark & Co., of this city,
have filed petition Of involuntary bankruptcy
against the firm in the L. 8. District Court at
Chicago. There is to be hearing on the 23d
inst
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Don't forget to call at Child Il Phipps' for
boots and shoes during their great closing out
sale, which commences to-day, and includes cv-
erything bat rubber goods
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No humbug or advertising dodge at the grea
closing out sale of boots and shoes, which com
mences to-day at Child & Phipps
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When a true genius appears in the world, you
may know him by his sign. He will have OF one
of those stylish oyercoats from 4. Frank & Co.'S,
81 La Sale street
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Have you seen the oyercoats at VI. Sticfel 4
Cos. that are selling for 800, s5CO, $500, 500
$500, $500, 1900, sll.OO, sl2OO, 1890, sl4OO
1880, 5000, slsO0 and sSOOOg
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COOP AND CHEAP MEArs-Not broken down
yet by the butchers petition, am prepared TO
furnish quarters or 50 lbs. of any part Of the
quarter cut up and delivered at Z cts. per H.,
and an entire quarter at even less than cts.
Send orders BY pos tai or to my house, north end
Of Columbus ST. CHAs. TAYLOR.
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Holiday Goods at Cost.

The largest and finest stock of watches, d ia
monds, jewelry and silverware in La Sale coun.
ty, all of which offer to the public at first cost.
O. TRAsK
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For SALg.--Nice black walnut posts, for fenc.
ing purposes; also contracts taken for fire wood.
Address or call on WV. FoURLAuGH,
g. Smith & Risings.
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New and nice solognes and hair oils, also ex.
tracts for the handkerchief OF Lorenz Bros.
Stones, Bazin's, Chigi's, Lubin's and Tallman's
make 81 Z Y. Griggs's.
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Boys ovrcoats at NJ. Stiefel & Co.'S.

Great holiday sale OF fine watches, chains,
jewclry, diamonds, silver and plated ware, at first
cost. o. TRAsK.
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Christmas tree ornaments, candies, nuts, pears,
oranges, gnpes, apples and toys, very cheap, at
II. Walthers.
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FouND.-Two fur nufs, at the drug store 0
Forbes & Geh ring, where they can be reeovere'
by proving property and paying for this notice
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How they laugh-the little ones-when they
see the toys at Lows.
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l will sell stoves cheaper than ever for CASH
| Call and be convinced. II. 7. OCRowLBr,
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Dolls dolls dollsl! enough for every little
one in town. cheaper than the cheapest, as usual,
at Lows.
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Cigar cases, smoking sels, tobacco boxes beau
tiful and cheap, ut Forbes & behring's. Free for
inspection to all.
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Churches, Sunday Schools and parties sup
piled with toys, candies, nuts, fruits, oysters
crackers, etc, etc, at the lowest price, at ii
Wathers
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The Morning Courier

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Sundays eIcepte) and delivered in the cy OF Chicago
and surrounding ces villages and towns for toere GEMS
p, pek Mall ptlons postage free, sir dollars
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THE WEEKLY COURIER, containing condensed an
readsb, review OF the events OF each week. published
every Thursday and furnished to ubcrbers postage free
for one dollar ano twenty cents payable In
advance.
To The Den,ocratic Parry Of Illinois:
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THE MORNING COURIER s the onicsl paper OF Cook
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In Chicago.
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It will cost you nothing to look at the price,
of boots and shoes at Child S Phipps', and yor
may find the very thing you wish, and at mucl
less price.
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Cut glass bottles for your cologne, esy rum
and camphor, at Tozer's.
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The best $3.50 white shirt in the city, at s. c
Barnetts.
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Boy your silverware at O. Trask's, where 20
can get il at first cost, and have it engraved
first. class style free Of charge.
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All kinds OF home made candies for Christmat
at Piergue's.
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The rush at o. Trask's for holiday goods is
still increasing. Those contemplating making
presents will find it to their advantage to call
early and examine the elegant assortment of
goods. Everything is OF the finest quality, and
all going off at cort
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Santa Claus headquarters in all kinds OF toys,
notions candies, nuts and fruits is at H. walthers
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During cold weather use the throat and luni
protector. For sale by 4. y. Griggs.
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Remember the closing out sale Of boots and
shoes at Child & Phipps commences to-day. and
will continue only short time. II includes ev-
erything in the shoe line but rubber goods.
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Those fine, ladies and gents gold watches and
chains at Trask's are being sold at cost.
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Go to Lows for your Christmas toys, he
ahead in prices and quantity.
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Immense bargains in clothing to be had at 4
Frank & Co.'S, 81 La Sale street.
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For the best assortment of plain and fancy
candy call at A. Hess's New England Bakery.
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Warranted winter wheat -four, $3.50 per hul
cred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Hundreds Of prominent citizens can testify
that the closing out sale Of o. Trask is no hum
bug, but bosG IA. sale s; hrstcost Call and be
-oryurce
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Cut cologne bottles, toilet sets and perfumes,
handsome and in great variety, al Forbes &
Gehripu's
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All kinds of crackers, and very best oysteTs ior
Christmas, at Piergue's.