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ruIy h $50 20 .e re.lGeuce ofts b-oths L Forest,
Livingston county, Ii.s., GEORGE l. COOPER, a-sd "a
years, aAgs-
Died A. l.s reslsu1e, q tie '2g1 q ut.awa IA sale
90 IIs July US, SAMUEL GROVE. .a TIE I'D year %
nl- axe.
lis disease vas supposed 20 be cancer %! the bowels
Eh.ch al tunes very painful, bat was endured with
Christian iOrttude seldom wiki. During lis long con-
daement he nevlr heard % Hgrmgr or complain but
always D. kind word for each % his Numerous relatives
and friends, Who visited Inn during bis last sickness
Re expressed himself freely upon the sgtec' OF religion,
AMI TIE writer % tks noHce but iev hours be-
fore lc died shat he could BE- with sut 'e Sie
logger expressed strong desire 10 die IS ieA:h had
10 -ersors 20 hil.
Re possessed good warn. s1'.s. qualities Tas very com
pauiouabe 10 society ard more ai, Actl1uae and !H-
dugent pareBt lived. de aye three sons and two
cauga,ers oua brother AMI tao sisters out % family oi
fifteen Children. together With very large circle u rea.
tlves and friends, O. noun his departure.
Funeral services held the % AZ TIE Grove school
ozso. Sermon BY lev. ). Baum % OTTAWA, from sieNt
selected by the tereAsei-PauI's Episte % ne Phlp
plans" 1T chapter Ars Zisi yerse.
I tN,v-.S, Oti'. papers please coTy) j. q.
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THE KELLY MOTOR.

If the Philadelphia mechanic whose name
Is Keely has not invented machine which
is about 70 render steam useless as motive
power, he has succeeded in creating a very
general interest IN his alleged discovery, and
has prepared large number Of people to be
lievc in its existence and coming success Il
is Useless to attempt to determine the reality
ofsuch an invention by newspaper discussion
and until public exhibition Of Tie new mo-
tor is given and an opportunity is offered tol
an untrammeled examination Of it by prac
teal men in whose word iull confidence will
be placed, It's owners will not succeed in es
gaping The suspicion that some jobbery may
be connected with the scheme.
Mr.. Charles b. Collier, the attorney for the
Keely Motor Company" prints a long letter
with appended testimony, in the Worcester
Spy, in reply to recent article IN the Sciea
tifc -imericaD which denounced the new mo.
tor as u deception. Among the testimony
which he offers is the following letter from
Mr. Kelly himself, which will be read at
least with interest:
"To Charlcs y. CoNter, Esq, Atomey to'
Reely Motor Co.:
an view Of publication in the Scientific
american, derlding me and my inveation,
feel it my duty to depart from my intended
policy OF making no public declaration rala.
tive to my invention. now publicly assert
that have produced the results which many
persons have seen, in the precise manner
heretofore stated, to wit: the introduction OF
atmospheric air into my machine a limited
quantity OF natural water direct from the nv.
drant at no greater than the ordinary hydrant
pressure, and the machine ltsei!, which i
SIMPLY mechanical structure. With these
three agents alone unaided by any and every
chemical compound, heat, electricity or gal
Vanlc action, have produced in an inappre.
claole period OF time, by a simple manlpua
ton OF the machine, vaporlc substance al
one expulsion, OF volume Of ten gallons
having an elastic energy OF ten thousand
pounds To the square Inch This I sOlemnly
assert, and am ready 10 verify lev nv oath. !
only ask Of the public their Indulgence. until
a new and perfect machine, now rapidIy an
preaching completion, j. finished. when
will publicly demonstrate that which l now
publicly assert. JoHN KrEiy
"Phiadelphia June p, 1870"
Supposlng this statement TO be ricidly true
there is about Ii one notable omission. Mr.
Keely fails TO tell Us whether this "eIas,j,
energy of ten thousand pounds 10 the squar,
inch is continuous. Doubtless a.thimble
full of water il the middle Of q sphere of Iron
weighing ton, Will, on the application OF
heat or frost either, explode it, Llaa,.es:lng a
force equal to many thousand pounds 20 the
square IHGn; but the force j but momenlary
and except for blasting or some such purpos,
is valueless. When Mr.. keely makes Tie
force developed in his ten gallons Of vapor;c
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free from any infectious or immoral disorder,
and generally from any deiormily, disease or
military service TRey must be we'll vcrscd
in reading, writing, including photography,
and in arithmetic and have a knowledge Of
the elements of English grammar OF descrip
tive geography, particularly Of our own coun-
try, and of the history of the United States.
The examinations in all these branches will
be most thorough, and natural ability and
manifest aptitude for acquiring and applying
knowledge will take precedence OF mere
scholastic finish and readiness of answer to
formal problems. 4. CAMPBELL
La Sale, July ~ 1915.
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ARRIyED.-Messrs. began Bros, the importers
of Norman and Percheren horses, from Europe,
have just received another cargo Of fifteen eX-
cellcnt horses. As successful importers, the De-
gan Bros. have already attained a rank second to
none in the state. The former stable was con
sidered excellent while the present invoice is
proclaimed by competent judges to be superb.
II is the intention OF the firm TO present the
largest collection of imported horses which may
be exhibited at the State Fair, and we do not
doubt they will wear the ribbons. In our next
issue We shall endcayor to describe each horse
imported as he may deserve.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

THE STRANGE CASE OF" CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
In our last We briefly mentioned the arrest OF
man between here and Utica calling himself
Captain Williams, under suspicious circumstan-
ces arising from the fact that he was carrying, in
very dilapidated wagon in which he was tray-
cling, the corpse of dead child. The man, on
being questioned, had given such incoherent ac
counts of himself that it was palpable lie was
either drunk, crazy or demented, in either Of
which cases it was proper to detain him for cX-
animation.
In the absence of the coroner, an inquest on
the body of the child WAS held by Arthur Lock-
wood, ESD. The facts elected WERE that the
man was very poor, not very strong in the upper
story and addicted to whiskey, and that the dead
child had, following the parents example, i'm
bibed such an overdose of the same POISONOUS
fluid, as to cause its death.
The account the man gave Of himself was sub
stantially that he had been captain in the ar
my during the rebellion; had then located in
Chicago; was burned out at the great fire in
1871; went to Kansas; was cleaned out by the
Srasshoppcrs; and had now come back to locate
somewhere in Illinois. Said he had a wife and
four children; that his wife had died in Kansas
and with his children and aunt he had started to
llliHois At Joliet the aunt and the eldest son
had left him, and he had come this way with the
other 3 children-a girl 10 years old, boy three
years Old, and the dead girl, 3 years old. The
only account he could give of the death of the
child was that he suspected it had been poisoned
by candy which the aunt had given 1t. The jury,
however decided that the child had been killed
by whisky, and so found.
The man Yves detained here until Wednesday,
the sheriff meantime making inquiry by letter
and otherwise III his case, but obtaining no facts
to criminate Williams, discharged him, after
buryng his dead child and furnishing the other
two with decent outfit of new clothing.
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IS cent Slippers at Child d Phipps'.

Remember the regular meeting Of the Ottawa
Literary Society on Monday evening" in the
basement Of the Congregational church. A
good programme is being prepai cd, and all who
attend will be entertained in such manner as
to make it profitable to them, and at the same
time it will give encouragement to the mem
bers to keep up their organization. We trust
that they may have 4 good house on Monday
evening. Admission free children half price,
Seats reserved for cripples. Kumm.
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Mrs. O'Meara has secured the services OF one Of
the best hair artists and ladies can rely on the
styles being the very latest, Combing worked up
with the roots all one way, thereby making the
switch or curl as valuable as French hair. Al
work guaranteed and done on short notice.
Also an elegant lot Of trimmed and untrimmcd
hats, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices.
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A pipe composed of two corn cobs and half
q cord of wood, formerly the property of Stone
Calf, Sioux chieftain, has been received by
Messrs. Smith, Rising & Co., from Mr.. Samuel
Pearson, at present in California. The pipe is a
curiosity, and well worth looking at. Call at
the salesroom Of Smith u Rising look at the
pipe and chew the Fountain"
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! As we were passing the Burln gton Gcpo: yes
,crday we saw a dry goods clerk in 4 very en-.
barrassng condition. lie was holding tow
string in one hand ard some,lisg at the otacr
end OF il,
We knew 1t was not Raymond'a stolen mare,
0lthoug it was black.
We perceived that the fellow looked con-
demncd, 50 We stopped for the particulars
L was Il dog, and labelled Hon. William Quinn,
Esq, Stravntown, La Sale county.
the clerk knocked 4. the office window when
the following dialogue between him and agent
Lee took place;
Ast.-Whcrc dld you &C; those dorg.
Q-Bought it.
Ag,.-Who from?
Q-liaint yese rather particular:
Ag,-Well sir, we have orders from marshal
Harris 10 let no animals pass through without
first suhjecting them to fair ana Sg,tq,e examna-
ton, unless "vouched for as there are several
horse thieves about.
Q.-(puttlns his hand in his hip pocket Here
is my bill Of sale from Wm Harden, Esq, Of
South Ottawa.
Agt-All right, the charges viii be four dol
lars. Come into the Office and sign a contract.
Q.-FwQ;! four dollars for dog, Why only
paid 1919 cts for him. Now, Mr. Lee, look here
there's bargain in me to-day, and if yese i'll
stick to me III make yese rich; and besides |
am granger, and want half rates.
The agent remarked that the scissors sticking
out Of his vest pocket rather gave the granger
story away, and that S4,00 was the lowest price
Quinn, with dog in tow, cane in left hand,
took the middle Of the street and left for Lynch
II Beatty's store, muttering something about
buying hay seed before lie tackled another K. Il.
agent on the granger plea.
The dog was subsequently put under the in
luencc Of choroform by Drs. JAS McQuade and
Allen Griggs, embalmed and sent by an emf
grant wagon to Billys first love, at Strawntown
La Sale County.
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the ruby rum,
That makes the festive jim jams come.

The controller of the currency at Wash,
ington has decided upon retiring all notes
of the denomination of s. now circulated
by the First, Third and Traders National
Banks of Chicago, the First National Bank
of Paxton, Ill.,, and the First National Bank
Canton, Ill.,, for the reason that many well.
executed counterfeits of notes Of this demon.
ination on these banks are now ahoa;, and
can be gotten rid OF by no other means.
The great college regcta on Saratoga lake
on Wednesday Of this week was unexpected,
ly won by the Cornell boating club, Hither.
TO these annual prizes had usually been won
either by the Yale or Harvard club, but last
year the Columbians Unexpectedly bore of
the prize, and now the Cornell boys take 1t.
Last year, however, there was foul play al
legged but this year the victory Of Cornell is
fair and square The distance was three
miles and the time 16.54li, beating the Co.
lumbia crew by boat length Thirteen
crews, representing as many leading colleges
Of the country, had entered for the race
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HARD TMEs.-Owing to the c.osc times in all
branches Of business and with determination
10 close out his summer stock before the arrival
Of fall goods, 5. c. Barnett announces that he
will make further reduction OF ID per cent. on
all kinds Of summer goods for the next thirty
days Now is the time to secure bargain and
nov is the time to buy.
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\ NuIsANCE.-Compiaints have come to US so
frequently of late that we can no longer fOrbear
speaking of crying nuisance that may be seen
almost any pleasant day. and especially about
church going time on Sunday, on the corners Of
La Sail and Madison streets A crowd of men
there, young and Old, might be tolerated; but
if, when women and children are passing, they
make it a point to insult them 10y the loud use Of
vulgar, proiane and obscene language, the thing
becomes ntolerable. The city marshal cannot
abate the nuisance alone, because the mob are
usually well behaved enough while he is pres
ent. The only way is either TO allow no promis-
cuous gathering there at all on Sundays, or for
persons who have been nsulted to enter prompt
complaint with a city police magistrate
A new lot Of shelf goods just received at Hull
d Bartels.
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PERsONAL.-Misses Fannie and Maize Church
left the city on Tuesday for visit of several
weeks among old friends in OHIO. May they en-
JOY the Inequalities of their Buckeye acquaint.
ances to their fullest extent, and retarn in all
their loneliness to greet their large circle of
wcl-wishcrs in Ottawa, AT no distant day
Hon. Wash. Armstrong smiled upon lis while
in the city this wee'i, attending the board of
supervisors.
Mrs. Ira Nelson and niece babe adeu to Otta-
wa, ITS pleasant surroundings and many esti-
nabc friends, on Monday last, for summers
pleasure trip to Long Island. We trust that
Mrs. Nelson may be blessed with all the creature
comforts that fashionable summer resort can
bestow, and only wish that she might be able to
sec them as well. \ cordial greeting will most
certainly await her on her return.
j. II. Clark, quill spcer on the S:reator Fro
Press, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. S. +. Flaharty was in town few days
since, looking after the interests Of his excellent
paper, the Illinois State Journal.
a. T. Bartels, We Bowman and Sammy Dagan
visited Utica last niGat in the capacity Of show
men.
Jacob Jacobs and Sol began retained from
business trip 10 France last Saturday.
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Shakespeare says the quality OF mercy is not
strained;' that it droppeth like the rain from
heavcn;" is "twice blessed, blessing him that
giveth and him that receiYeth," and so on-all
Of which are very proper words and should ad-
m0nish us not TO be too hard on our contempt
rary over the way. But Shakespeare don't say
it is unmercilul to prod rhinoceros with bod
kin when its point can't reach the quick; and
it is on that principle that we are so unmerciful
as to permit the editor OF the Ottawa Republicah
to make so mean an exhibition of himself in the
FREE TRADER us is involved in copying the fol-
lowing Uojdtim CT WcrGtim from his paper Of
Thursday:
The venerable deacon, editor of the Ottawa
FREE TRADER, the ring organ. says the HeDuJH-
}cGn uttered a big lic' in saying that 50 far as
il lcdS informed all the pupils who were examined
for the high school passed Wherein the leY
Why the Deacon says there We're "abOut 1907
examined, and the Director of the 9Th ward and
President of the Board says there were 80 or 100
examined, but don't seem to know which Lum-
Der is the correct one, though he did the sum
ming up from the tally sheets" The report
don't say" what the number was. But where is
the "le." We did not say all were admitted I'M
Gualihedly, but SO far as acre Informed. Does
the Deacon mean 10 say we were informed that
100 pupils were examined? That is more than
he can say, and more than he seems TO know
himself. We have yet heard no names reported,
either publicly or privately, who were examined
and rcjectad,
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substance sufficiently continuous to propel
a train of cars from Philadelphia TO New
York We shall begin to have faith in his in
vrntit II, no sooner.
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{afm advertisements.

EN ECUTOR'S SALE OF K EA L.
II ESTATE.-By virtue OF m order and decree OF the
County Court OF La sale county, Illinois made the pc
tton OF the undersigned Benjamin NJ Boyle, Executor OF
the last will and testament OF Patrick Haftgsn deceased
rye to sell tho real estate OF said deceased At the June
1873 of said court TO vii on The niteenth day OF
July 1850, shall, the fourteenth day Of August next at
of O'Clock In the forenoon of sad day. sell at
public sale at the south door oil the County Court House
Ottawa In said county the real estate described as FOL
lows. to wit The northwest quarter OF the southwest
OF the southeast quarter OF Section sixteen town
ship hlrythree NORTH IN range four OF the Sd prnci
meridian the above premises 10 be sold subject TO tho
Widows dover heren) In La Sale county Illinois, on the
following terms TO Wit Cash IN hand on day OF sale.
Dated this fifteenth day of July A. u. 1878.
BENJAMIN NJ BOYLE,
Executor of the last will OF Park nsrTigan. dec d.
Nicholson SNOW, Attorneys, JulylI.3W
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Ga Thursday afternoon another case OF sneak
thief was given US in the form of the abstraction
of gold watch, a silver mounted revolver and
s95 in hard earned money from the trunk Of T.
j. OCOnnell, a laborer on the Opera House. The
property was taken from the house Of Mrs
McNulta, on La Sale street, two doors north OF
Turner Hall, The thief is supposed to have been
one Ed. d. Webb, a painter by trade and room.
mate OF Mr.. OConnel.
Webb is about Il years old, ) feet inches in
height, blue eyes, sandy complexion and very
red hair. Mr.. O'Connel will give a liberal re.
ward for the property or thief. II is Supposed
that he took The 2lO train for the West on TAur.-
day afternoon.
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We desire to call attention 10 tie amended I'D.
vertisemeut Of the State Fair committee and
Secretary, in regard TO booths ard dining priyil.
eyes. By consulting the advertisement parties
string such privileges can make their arrange
ments to either meet the committee in person
or get their bids in in time to receive their con.
sideration.
For cakes and pics pltronize Hess bakery.
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IA N.-1he public are cautioned against pur'
y chasing the following notes one tor soN, made by J
a. Duiavah. due: and for 800, made bp Charles
mstead both bearing ten cent interest aud payable
10 the undersigned A. these notes were taken from me IN
unlawful clandesne way, their payment 10 any one brt
BENJAMIN MCCU LLoUGH.
IutlauC a sale q H.. Iuly 4, lSi1..lW
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For cakes and pies patronize Hess baaesy

Lively rate. The roof is done on tie Opera
building and already plastcrers and painters are
at work. The business portion Of the block i
keeping pace with The Opera House, and 3.
Sept. lst the proclamation 1T i finished VII
have gone forth
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HOME MATTERS.

As the Commissioners to locate the Asylum
for Feeble Minded Children will be in Ottawa
next Wednesday, persons having land suitable
for the institution, not less than forty acres, are
requested to notify Mayor Swift of the fact.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

The base bal!i,.s' o: Ottawa aud Strca'or lock b.
cd horns again in match game on Saturday
last. The result was % 10 :, il favor Of the OF
tawa nine The Streator club are all nice gen
tlcmcn, well behaved, and remarkably hosp.ta
Ole, and would do better pcddlirg tracts for q
missionary society than entering the diamond
field against such a club as our Ottawa boys are
Later-EVe have lust heard That tie Streator
lad- Will devote their entire time in the future
20 rebuilding the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation in Stge.tor.
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The following from the Ii Sale Pros sets
forth the date Of the coming reunion, Is well
as explains the necessity Of hard work in order
TO entertain those who may Oe in attendance:
AT a meetnS Of the executive committee Of
the Soldiers and Sailors association of this
county, held in this city on Wednesday last, ii
was decided to hold the soldiers reunion at La
Sale on Wednesday, the first day Of September
next unless some unforeseen cause should pre-
vent. There will be another meeting OF the eX.
ecutive committee about the first Of August, at
which time more definite arrangements will be
made We have good reasons for believing that
there will be 4 grand rally of the old soldiers AZ
this place on the above occasion, much larger
than at Ottawa last year. Every effort will be put
forth TO make it grand success La Sale must
do.her level best and show outsiders that she
cannot be easily outdone in the matter Of enter.
tanning strangers who visit our city for good
time
The above has that ring Of success about il
which already pronounces the people Of La
Sale as in earnest. With Stevens at the head of
the movement, supported by the hearty cooper
alton Of the many old soldiers OF La Sale and
Peru, we shall look for all arrangements to be
admirably made and for much larger at.
tendance than we had last year.