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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25
That Florentina Hat.

It is all very nice for some millncrs to say
the Florcntine is an old style hat, but the last
fashion reports say "thc Florentlne is TIE latest
and most stylish hat The season." and that it has
been out but three or four ,nsekS. And as make
it point to furnish my customers with the la
test and best Of everything, | hare introduced
the hat in this city-brought here the FIRST seen
in the city, and no young lady who has seen it
will wear any other. In the staples of the trade,
Of which nay stock is the largest in the city, |
have made great reducton-selling the finest
French fels at So! and coarser elts from Scots up.
wards and all trimmed hats at an greater re.
dacfiop Mrs. O'MEARA,
No s. La Sale ST., Russells new block
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SOCl0ble.

On next Tuesday evening Mrs. & Miss Swift
will give socabe at the Clifton Hotel for the
benefit Of the Episcopal church. 1t is not ne.
cessary to say anything OF the previous. enter
tainments of this kind that have been given at
the Clifton; they have been mentioned before.
We can only say that this one on next Tuesday
will be fully equal to the best OF the former ones
and everything has been done to make it even
more pleasant. Good music will be provided
and refreshments served. The tickets will be
81 per couple. No one who wishes to make
the most of holiday week can afford to miss
that sociable.
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H. j, Gillen.

We nave but one objection to Gillcn's store;
it ought TO be at least twice as large. Yesterday
we found the room so full we had to engineer
our way in and out. The counters were piled
with new goods just opened, and the aisle crowd
ed with customers anxious to take advantage of
the special bargains he is Offering in dress goods,
callcoes, shawls, etc, etc. He Is also doing an
immense grocery business and our city friends
remember that Glllen always has the best butter,
eggs and dressed poultry in the market, for his
custom is to pay our farmers the highest market
price, in cash or trade.
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Louis Hess received another invoice of fancy
holiday candies yesterday, which he means to
sell this week. II you are at loss where to get
fancy cakes for tables on New Years Day go to
Hess's-hc hasn't been in business in Ottawa
these many years and not learned what our
ladies need on such occasions. Besides these
Mr. H. keeps everything we'll ordered bakery
should have and his goods arc always fresh and
good, for he bakes every day and superintcnds
the bake house in person-never leaving the
management to subordinates, even if they are las
is conceded) the best in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

One of the sufferers by a late railroad acct
dent was rushing wildly about when some one
asked him If he was burt. NO" he said, "but /
can't find my overcoat" We do not blame the
gentleman for looking for it for he had just pur-
chased it from A. Frank & Co, the Peoples
Clothiers, and it was an elegant one too, they
have such magnificent stock of clothing and
their prices are way down. ...H.r
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Coon AND CHEAP MEArs-Not broken down
yet by the butchers petition, am prepared to
furnish quarters or so lbs. of any part of the
quarter cut up and delivered at Z CTS. per h.,
and an entire quarter at even less than z cts.
Send orders by postal or to my house, north end
of Columbus st. CHis. TAYLOR.
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The Holidays

are not over get, as some suppose, nor Is o.
Trasks great closing out sale done yet. He has
been selling large quantities of goods but so
large was the supply that nothing seems to have
gone from the store. Remember that he will
sell eyerything at cost and if the yillainous wealth
or has kept you from buying for Christmas you
can yet make your dear ones happy by some
hing beautiful ON Happy New Years Day"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

The place to 90 for Sunday School Christmas
presents is to Henry WaltheT's. As in times past
he las taken the lead in this class Of goods, so
too is he prepared for all demands Of that Kind
this year Sunday School managers in the coun-
try as well as city, bear this in mind
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

In few days more the holidays will be over
and the prosy staples will be in season again. To
make room for this class Of goods, Messrs. Dickey
and Son will for the next thirty days make a
great reduction on the prices OF their present
stock until all arc sold. This is one OF the best
opportunities ever offered in Ottawa to make
purchases of jewelry aud gold and silverware.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

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 FRS
class. Call and have him stake" you and see
what handsome person you are. II he don't
please you he'll! not charge you anything--thsts
the kind OF 4 man he is.
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StrcatOr.

so great has been Mr.. Lovetts success in The
laundry business in Ottawa, that he has opened
A branch in Streator for the benefit Of his Gus
toners in that city that they may not be com.
PEELED to come to Ottawa with their clothes
hereafter His Office is with Mr.. saml salsberry
where all orders may be left
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1t lis never to late too buy presents at Peter
son's-his stock is a'icays full and complete.
And il you want marking done on fine gold or
silverware he is just the man TO do it; or i you
want your watch cleaned and warranted to run
perfectly you can find no better than he 10 set il
agoinR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Those prize mutton displayed on Thursday in
front of Dave Riess meat market on the corner
of Main and Columbus street were raised by VIM
Pool, of Freedom, They were young sheep, ten
der and fat as butter We never saw finer NUT
ION anywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Do you see those lights in Smith, Rising Il
Co.'S building from first to top OF third story
That's because they have to work night and day
to turn out Tidal Waves" fast enough FOR the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

No one who visits the Hesses this week will
complain of hard times or get melancholy. Their
cigars are famous all through the west as the
best in market They have also for this particu.
lar season choice lot of meerchaum pipes, CT.
gar-holders, and other fancy tobacconists' arti.
cles which will please every one. b. sure and
see them.
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Wills Dancing Academy.

Matinee Saturday afternoon, December 18th, at
o'clock, at Willis Dancing Academy. scholars
of last term admitted free of charge, All others
- cents.
Second term will begin on Saturday, Jan. sth,
1875, at , O'Clock p. N. Terms as usual.
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OyerCOats,

Try S. c. Barnett on his own make Of fur and
plain Beaver overcoats and you viii find his
prices lower, his goods better, than any other
house in the city.
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Announcements.

CITIZENS MEETIse--Therc will DC a meeting
1t the Court House Thursday, Dec 3Oth, at
o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose or organizing a
series OF meetings, or stock sales, on the plan OF
kentucky and other States, the same to be under
The Supervision OF the La Sale County Agricul
5ural Board
By order Of o. O. Wakefield, President La
Sale County Agricultural Board
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Losr.-on Thursds,, by Mrs. J. b. Ruger, q
Mink Muf. Left either at Hulrs or osnan &
Hapeman's, the finder wall bc rewarded by
lesving il ct either place.
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The 'Tidal Wave" is unquestionably the best
) cent cigar In the world, and all frst-class to-
bacconists through the country sell II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

JU5T Observation-Disclosures lot of those $500
overcoats at NJ Stietel Il Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Make the little ones happy by buying them
candies, nuts, fruits, and good things generally
L Frank McCain's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

HoLDAr sTATIoSERr.-A fine assortment at
Osmsn * Hapemsn's, west Of the court house
square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

fyou want tip-top mince pie 80 to Louis
Hesss-hc bakes the best, and has them fresh
every day
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The Latest Novelties i'm
Fancy Stationery. for the
Holidays, ut Osman 4 Hapc-
mans. west Of Courthouse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Christmas IS never able TO clean on: Frank
Mccain, he always has full supply Of good
things
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

MUsr SELL-Cal and sec those 500 over.
oats at VI. Stiefcl & Cos.
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Cool spring wheat -four, $40 per hunfred
..a1ls. 4; Woods Esgl- Mills. VIA
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CoScyRT.-T!r Methodist Sunday School con-
.ert will take Tia place OF the regular services
at the church on Sunday evening next. A full
attendance OF .e school is expected, and it is
believed the ey rcises will be both entertaining
and profitable All are invited to attend
The annual meeting OF the Congregational
society will be hold next Monday evening. Two
Oeacons will be erected.
There will be an exhibition Of athletic cyrr-
Uses at Turner Hall, Saturday evening, by men,
Ders OF the Turner Society. To be followed by
dancing and an oyster supper.
Mr.. u. W. Jackson, Superintendent Of the
POOR, gives notice that the County Asylum will
oe open for visitors on Thursday and Friday Of
each week, and that no visitors will be admitted
On Sundays.
complimentary ball will DC given TO Mr.
Harry Smith Of the Clifton at the Hotel next
Thursday evening. 1t is expected that this will
ne he grand affair of the season.
CHRISTMAS SERvIcEs.-There will be the reg
liar services at Christ church this morning at
s0Iz o'clock. The church has been decorated,
Especial repertory Of music has been prepared,
and the service will be both grand and beautiful.
The Holy Communion viii be celebrated after
he regular service. s a.. ..
St Mary's Total Abstinence Society Of Utica
will give ball at Clark's Hall, Utica, on Friday
evening, Dec. 3lst. All the arrangements have
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

II will cost you nothing 10 look al the prices
Of boots and shoes at Child & Phpps', and yon
may find the very thing you wish, and - much
lass r-:cc
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All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle the same by the
lst Of January, and much obiSe
Mas SARAH GREGG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Get pair O. those sane seam boots at J. Ne.
.affin's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Choice candy and fruits for New Years, at II
Walther's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

ST. Mary's Total Abstinence Society Of Utica
will give ball at Clark's Hall, Utica, on Friday
evening, Dec. Slst. All the arrangements have
5een perfected to insure success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Mccain takes the lead in the candy and fruit
trade this year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

Gone to meet A. Frank & Co, the People.
clOthiers.
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Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertseme nts not under contract must b, plainly
mark ed the length of time desired they will be conn
ned and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards exceeding nye ,es)
Inserted At Ave dollars per Ave lines one dol.
srp.r line extra
Transient advertising In all csses to be paid strictly In
dvnnce.
II Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
before xplraloR OF contract Will be charg
full rates above Extra charge will also be made
dissolution and osher not connected With their
'eguisr business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
a In no case will these terms be deDsrtedfrom.
II The date on slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful TO notice that the date the slip corresponds to
he date to which they have paid. and at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work in the
nous ssyies OF the art surpassed in this section
nd we respectfully solicit those wishing anything donen
taisne give call. BY the udicioas and liberal use
Of praters many mans fortune as been made. and
he aeld Ia still open. Tryit.
orders by mail promptly attended to.
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AVILUDE,

Society Portrait Authors and other interesting EUca
tiOnal Canes, at DNUA y 4 HfPEHiNN, vest % Court
House >quarr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-25

While Smoking on Powdcr Ac-.
he dropped a cinder down.
Then rose up like meteor
10 wear A Golian Eroxup
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In all desirable materials and coors from low prices to I'm
Black and Coored Apacas in all grades and prices.
Black Mohair in all qualities at new prices. ~ ..a
New Fancy Plaids in all that is new, including Scotch
New Cashmcres in Black and Coors at very low prices
New Mourning Dress Goods, Bombazines, Grapes, 81 '
New Black Dress Silks very cheap, from 81 to S. y
New Stock Of Popns, all the best makes including Irish
truly immense in quantity, beautiful in quality and cheap
the Lowest ... 0-.nrg 'f.'aAao 81 - b
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things.
, 1875-09-11
THE EMPIRE LINE.

Au1an7 tho Institutions purely American ono
Of the foremost IL the transportation C;,ms ANY.
and Of the thousand and ONO within our borders
tile chief Il the Empire Liue, wloso broad rod
arEou marks cars on tue principal railroad
lnra. IT. facilities aud arrauEc-
ments are established primarily wlA
ralegence eo convenience ct eAipp:us fse: ,t,s
witliout change nf CARS direct 10 NoT York,
PhiladtlEAiA, aud Nalt1alorc and otnt+ cast u
Eric, Ia. The Etupre Transportation Com
pnuy. which iB tho proprietor of the Eturrn
Lite. Is corp.rAtlou Of tho Htate OF pesn ~
ralla, with tsne!!'le capital, owning the ga"
bearing itH distinctive .hrI, wt1cls ARD new Al i
Ut " braad troal,' intended u run tti:oo;!i h.
tween Eastern mud NeHteTn cit ct wilInat Il .1,xc
Tic great featur= Ut the I'onpalv Is th.. 1t II
faet frcight-ine. delivering guul+ With t..''
p1.uctualt! Ut an etttaes-cuul;eny, ri:auut ts4a
c1laordlhA', exIenHc attc.ll H"' = o!rstage, he-
| tween all pai:i.r on tho lin1n f.'le, Uii
| Crock J. Allegheny. Lackaw. ~ ';:y'Mtnl;.s,>
Let,igh VALLEY, Central ut No" JERSEY. hor:le
i E.se1. pmihdetph!a l. Baltimore Contrat,
| Penusssania. East Braudy"Inn Il Wayn snfrS
Northern CeattaI. AMI philalsi:hia K Ne1:i',a
anl Ulieasa, both Eas: and Wo~t
| Tie enterprise Of the gentlemen managing the
affatra ct the cy'lrany has admirable .!liistrA-
| tiun In tho establishment Of Refrigerator Gals
bet ueoh this city and New York. Ilrladepua,
and Baltimore. run both summer aud whit r,
/ and especially calculated for tho Hpnedy Asd
perfect transportation of fruit. butter. eEt4,
fouItry, AEd ganle t. thoav great conlsnort's.
Ccut1ea. Tins convenience II It TIM command
| OF unr buhineSa-nan II nh exceedingly Inv ra.u
| of freight chhrgu. the 1arkEeHa ef tfanararss.
| tlon and froGttJm from loss or deterioration nf
| articles being taken intp account. HEcE COLI
| prshsnalya and accommodating H,irt should be
mat NTH contemplating patronage on tlo l'trt
OF uus Western sll1p?ers.
Tue Fuads within the province Of tho Linz.
pefceIving the morl1 of tho Company, make it .
Iolnt to fofnard lta cars With extra rap!dlty and
care, aud the officers and employees of tbs Conl-
any lend their bstt c,dsavors 10 Ir1tect the i'll
| tornats of patrpus of the Umpire Line.
, 1875-09-11
THE PlTTsBURc, CINCINNATI q ST.
LOUIS.

Ono Of tho n,oat popular lines Of rai'road
loading to the Eaat from Chicago il tho Pitts
hu1g, Gincinnati l. Hs. Louis Railroad. popular
ly known ~ the Panhandle route. Thts road
comprises what was originally thrco corpor-
atiops, VIZ. Tho stcubenvllle i Midland Rail
road Company, OF Ohio tho pit.sburE l. Steu-
benvllo Railroad Company, OF PonnBy1vanta ;
Holidays Como Railroad Company Of Virginia
and West Virginia. This road affords a. direct
limo to tho East and ia amply supplied with all
the modern couvcniences for trarel. It psssea
through the toa1-hells Of Indiana and q portion
OF tho richest agricultural country in the West.
It Inns numerous c0nnect1ons md ta operated
very economically. The City Of Chicago and lie
City OF Baltimore tho ter1niai OF tue ronto aro
intimately connected By this road which, since
It's consolidation. has contributed moro than anv
ono cause to promote traffic between tho
East and the West. II rassea through
rugged aud somewhat mountainous country
in Virginia aud West Vlrgjnia, and by travellers
it Ia con siderel cue Of tho most picturesque and
interesting tboroughfarea Of travel in thu United
States. From itH geographical sitna.!of Il must
always be = popn!ns Ioute with tho pub!c, tta
dirccsness between Chicago anu thn last ban,
q Mattar OF prime Importance. Tho l,at OF Di
scctors embrGcos many names Of We'l-known
r,ilroa,l men. Tlloy arc Us follows: Thomas
4. Hcust. George X. Hnberss Josiah HaEon.
II. II. HnBto1f, William Thaw, Thomns i. Jew
oil, Alfred Gaither, II. Sherrard IT., Rol!iu q.
IIurd, u. q. Gray ard J. N. aloCullougil.
, 1875-09-11

Thia railroad nina through rlci, aud wealthy
portion OF the Woatsrn country, which is destined
n!warr to furnish tho road with an Immense and
never~fRliny source Ut profit IN tho freight and
passenger business, THIS line Of road OK
tonds from Chicago to Council DlnHs,
a distance OF 400 milos from Walton
to Lcayonwortl,, d,stsuco Of 32i miles aud
from Junction to Atchiaon, so mttes There are
also sundry important branches and connections.
The to.a. length Of track Is estimated st p5!h
miles. Tho total mileago IN ltlinota ia bolN
mloe. This road s In prosperous condition,
and nlrorls inrgs reyenne to Ns stackhe!dass.
i s finely eq1,uped aud ud'eous'y operated
feedefa. aud really has no compatltiR roadd
through the country which i runs do sseapng ng
ths Company. Mr. Hugh Riddle. Of Chicago,
ono Of Tie mos, eapat'e and .hntoMgh rn!tsoad
mon In tho country, is The ncnorsl In "erintend.
ant, The Executive Commtttoa Ia compossd nf
thu fo!oxing wo'l-hnovn gentlemen. John +.
Tracy, ChcsEo; 3. r. Aion. Draaloncs: Will.
ian l., sontt Erie, Pa: i. Il. Tows aud David
1IaaA, New York.
, 1875-09-11

l,as rot been exaggerated. and wa fecl cnrtain
s'at tho proacnt rlsly generation wll l!yo to SEQ
tho torsilofy betweun tho Missouri River on
tic east and thu f!ocky Mp'anth,ns. OH YIN
tanco ase Of oil Loo m!iSs, ho most fsv"rad avricnl-
tursl lo.tiou at tho ttu,ou, tccmsng with wnalti
and population. It probably will, with.
In 1ess than century. ontrank tlio
MtseiBsippt Valley III population. Good
Uncio Horace Orocioy's nivice to young men to
100 Woat" was not made without some knowl-
edge OF foresight Of Whist tho West Ia ticalincd
to be nna wo viii most Of ns tioubtfena liss to
regret that wo did not go West" and buy nr
cubap.
, 1875-09-11

hEcEl3Ts,

" the Eiisr VI Tit C.t.s.S,a IL on"s'
AURORA, ILL.,, 80. I -~i.ea+a 4'loT ano"
scrsber to rrtss:A'. !tra";s| Tue f.lauNHr
ara,nys tho ,s, oi !,~,sa! n1.d1 as rseulp's lor
payuen: u ,uoua7. ''e 'osnt an'tofto 'ta pas~
sIu.. mo. Ivf tr1lu ! las III louEth), Ho shas,
w1,1n tUaI n.,h otlash ls iaty conveniently hv
fem ay4il. Pant I'd i.inls u:u ao:uohMts taod.
III ,ut J IN .l,ea Ia II, Tncs Yrs no bottar than
sul-,,It!us. tl!oy wouhl ,aaka thais uusttncr,,
II u nuel, ~ it .1lst we're llnpQ4sd upln aSol1
thia petty auAoIs1es. oGosAa.
, 1875-09-11
THE PlTTSBURC & FT. WAYNE.

This fins through ronte, always wcll-tnan-
aged And popular line. IL ono Of Americas bost
railroads. 1ts managers botng about to present
to The Eub1c new eoslc intoB, ttmo-tnbtca. oto.t
were oaah1s 10 1rcpase data tor full fepscaensa'
tion in this astcle. A tlntaiJoti mention ne thtH
road IL accordingly withhold until como time IN
Tin tnnr ftfkura
, 1875-09-11
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itss tic ',;I5..l.' Cy11,
What E:uosi'toh ,fni- >sa11 t:sA esner.l
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