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Haxe. ard Wheeler Cruh.

7h DistrIcf.-At meeting OF Republicans
of the Tth legislative district, last night,
VIM. IA. Schooler stated the object OF the
meeting TO be to organize a Hayes and
Wheeler club and TO elect three delegates IN
repr esent the 9Th district ir the HAYES and
Wheeler executive club, which meets on the
Sd instant jos. ii. jackson was elected
PRESIDENT and G.. l.. Joy secretary, and Ben.
II. Freeman, David Robertson and Joseph
Jackson delegates TO the executive Climb.
16th DtsfTlcts-At meeting of republicans
OF the 10th legislative district last evening,
at Parker's hall, the following were elected
delegates TO represent the district in the
Central Hayes and Wheeler club of the
District OF Columbia: A. M. Boswell. w. i.
Lee and Stanley Lawson.
Th DtstTTct.-A meeting OF republicans of
the nth legislative district was held last
night for the purpose of organizing HAYES
aud wheeler club. Chas. III. Marshall was
chosen president of the club, and Geo. TaiIi-
aferro secretary. The chair, after thanking
the meeting for the honor conferred stated
that IL was important to keep up a repub-
lican organization for the purpose of aiding
In the campaign. 1t is also proposed u
have ratification demonstration as a dis
tlnctive affair for the District of Colum bIa
MessrS. VIM. NJ. Wilson, Geo. w. Go odaii
and Jas. Garner, were elected delegates TO
The central executive committee. Addresses
were made by Mr.. Goodall, f. a. Boswell,
Jas. Small and others.
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COAL AND WOOD,

CoHh Wv iDEPAkfHGHRE, "oop
HEA Cps RbBDuCTi9Rs IN f tHs OF oFs EgELl
Buy now and save monthly advance. Thousands
Of tons ordered, Arriving daily, cargoes Of best
varieties of Coal and Wood. Readl Readi And try
us. Advantages BOW offered never before extended
consumers. clear save of 90 cents to 81 per cord
by buying Wood direct from our wharyes and yes
sells.
Coed Pine Wood on wharves, % = to s!SS pc. Cd.
Oak Wood AIS to $50
Delivered at o small advance above prices.
Coal ut correspondingiy low rates. Cartmen nu-
merous, hence delivery very chesp. Having two OF
cilites thereto annexed for the delivery Of Coal d.
rect from our vessels TO the consumers can GER
tainly offer sps cal Inducements. $40 Lbs. clean
Goal always given 70 the ton.
Main ossos and Rf.ot A. JosnaoO,. WssrSs..
foot 18th and 18th streets W. Offices, 1902 st.
NV; 1112 9Th street NV. my25-eotr
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COAL AND kINDLING WOOD.

Our stock OF GOAL II now complete, enbracfns
all the choice qualities, and TO which we invite tbs
attention Of consumers. Our
PATENT BUNDLED KIEDLIH9 WOOD,
with fre-lighter in every bundle, Is the best n
uye. Tor sale by all grocere-try IL. No shavtngs.
paper or kerosene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN,
STEPHENSON = BRO,
Mil and Depot 7th- street Wharf,
feb7i-y Branch Once 1918 Pennsylvania aven
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
oyTIcs OF CHIP SIGNAL oYrrcrr, /,

WARRINGTON, June ., 1910. y
For the middle Atlantis states, northwest
TO southwest winds, stationary or falling
barometer, partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly local rains, with slight changes in tenn
perature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

T. The Boston city council last night voted
10 TO ., not To pull down the old state hoase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

1Little Fool is one the chief counsellors
OF the Osag nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

ERNEST HAROLD's BENEFIT tonight al
The TheateT ComiCue, Will De a grand AFFAIR
Mr. harold impersOnates Gilbert, the '.IdtOt
Witness" supported by a strong dramatic
company. Mr.. i. HAIRY DonOhue, the popu-
Jar washington costumer, will reclte Sha
mus o Brien, and grand olio performances
completes this attractive programme Let
There be house full tonight.
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CANDIDATES FOR TUE JAIL.-Oa 10Th
street, beyond p street Circle, a NUMBER OF
boys are in the habit CT stretching a rope
across the pavement, as also wire, for "a e
purpose OF causing people to trip, aud last
night lady in that section was thrawo
down by the rope and badly hurt. A youn ,
man afterwards being brought up against
Ire wire broke IL, when the mob stoned him
OIL. IL is To be hoped that the guilty parties
may be arrested and receive their j4st de
sertS.
IF you are making up an excursion marty
go 10 Reeds sons, 1916 + street, and eN9pniup
their stock OF fire canned goods, domestic
and inporied.
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READ Reeds wine list In this Issue.
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LADIES, Gnnns

early posshle shs would also liss IN 49,. -
due se.ilsd BY Juiy list Ell ~
7I5 GREAT REDUCTION SIs
LADIES READY MADE SUITS.
OWE sKlBTs AND BAsouxs,
And LADIES UNDERWEAR.
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBRELLAS at half pr,os.
FLowEKs, HATS, RIBBON. ana MILLISxRs
GOODS Lees than cost.
JUST RECEIVED
large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGES AMI
kCRU LhCES selling a q reduced price.
coEsKTs and KID GLOVES In great variety.
HUMAN HAIR very Icwa
HELLERs,
-Isl7-iE nsNsRKEr SPACE.
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THE GRAND jury to-day found true bills
IN the following cases: VIM. Gates, for as
sault with intent q III; John H Simmes
larceny; Jas. g. Ha.. ana VIM. Brown, fal sc
pTetences, Frank CrOnin. petit larceny
second offence; Theodore Watkins, burglary
with intent To ravish; Felix Jones aud
Henry Williams, assault with intent to
Kill They also dismissed the charge OF libel
against Geo W. Alexander, and OF forgery
against Geo. Gaines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Harriet carter, Andrew sprIggs, George
Taylor, Willie Adams, Eugene Cary, ThOs.
Taylor, Horace Pinkney, Willie Williams,
John Smith, Martha Mitchell. Caroline
Jones, VIM. Cushingberg; Annie Conner,
Loitie Lomack, Mary Miller, Lille ToIwee,
Martha Golden, Lillian Grymes, Fannie
Rruce, Louisa Baton, Caroline Jones, James
Cooper, Anna Wade, Mary Miller.
, 1876-04-07

sho z.rFkk kkA ,At.
~. XII ~ & ~ senssa ii Ienaes oeHa
ths si.rt, nd IN ths snn,ort - tas nf3nse ths-n
fofs. "''' - '''' - '1-' ''4'>'' '"o'o-
eaiiing n 1nrs,mss,.rv ~ r+,srs i,rnsactivn ~
naFt1* tbs E,ne,do1 naina r. Il s.s ~ ~. o.
cnrcd ~ II Fsrx. iii Tn..i.y n.,t = n.rint ~
nonn.ts ssnasS.,a a. Ms1oq e. ~ vossa ,or t;hs
ritv si.rt'an shs ~ nissn ~ ~ ~ r.. tssa rrssd
~ nt is4x "a'ea 'sAea plsce on tho Afo Aaesoa5
Tf,n rn.n,,ffoc, ~.,. n,.,,,oor.tx r.,..a
@''''AI ELECTION issy IDsay 1uposs, p
.t .a .s,io nn tnas ~ tne ssouta
ssc,i ~ sSsson -. seaasasnR INC !oo@es ana csxs OF
On tnnson NO a. IT. fi stase. Ar,h,nv r.,,o.
Tor tho mass-moeting fos tho
Sir couur ~ mnrsss t., n. .,.-., cox,,,,+.. y.
trs" hs nr,,s ~. a. tae ttnt a'nu oi election
"a. rsfar,nIi ~ ~ t5 ~ III tn5 e.eet11. tue stes
pojnten. ~ 'o0 e't''"'es ol eighteen oeioss Ap-
f' .no,,au,s, ~, .,x.
MA r Anoa1nlSo 1a,nan Sa,:E, 1iiE =: PnimAPlEs %
W.:,f..t - r1aa rtatnnn ~ omerea M mo FOLLOWING:
h,,,ott tnat u M sehs: Of this Convention that
f,rto t a. ~ Tcry unsasls'
10 ereai tssh ~ Ana aears, M, should IN here
:Ths onounIu ~n.aim.i y, aao henahieAM harts.
canvsn,no s1,e H. unanimously aaop1ed snu the
Seu'su'oa tncn nd]ourheu.
TIL: GAsb1pATIa.
Ca!k LPe. tce head OF the ficxat, Is ~hat II CON-
nHcn!S caleA Moha"x nutelmsn," having Teen
g norn ot nerman parents IN tho Mohawk val'ey In
., stata ne hss peen resident 81 MS city
aonnt trenty yearht md haa very large And !nfu-
entiai clfelo ol ircnds d Vac for eoEe years pnr-
chasing sgcnt Of The Chicago h Northwestern Ita-
paalnE Of railroads. In has the reputation Of b:ing
i'en man. Hit Only f,oHticai adventure wa7 before
no Cnnseht!on ia,l a! 'sIen ho ratI for tho
1 4osnau'n tpf enuhty ifeasilftr, nut Withdrew III
a1Iot ~ ~. tihek; lie u EenEsa!Iy regarded ~
msn Q! sirles !hteHf1tS. amy "Itl1il capable.
ar; n'cnasa =. lntntli. he nominee ior CltT Astor.
, 1876-04-07

Tho Democratic primary meetings wero held
yesterday evening, With tho following result:
The Democratic Club OF tho Flrst Ward mot
last evening At TntheE-IIafI, coTnor Clark and
Van Duron atrccts, for tbe purpose ct selecting
candidates. for Aldermen aud elocting delegates
to tho City Convention.
Tho Conmitteo to whom wns delegated the
duty OF presenting to tho Club list OF pnmes
for Aldermen reported some namea. but tho
Club decided to postpone ths nomination until
Tuesday evening.
Tho delegates se!ected were ~ fol!owH J.
swayno Wickersnam, ]. Ward Ell1s Antoa
eson, W: L. Nowman. A list Of delegates cum
pr1sing Tom Foley aud otters MAS also selected.
SECOND WARD.
Tho Second Ward Democratic Club mot At
No. 6ll State street list evonlng. oeorso ".
Brandt occupied the chair, aud II. J. O'Drien. .
candidate for Clork Of tho Potico Court. acled AZ
Secretary. Tho following delegates were elect
cd: ThomsH m Hoyne. William nlsriga,
Edward Cody, Thomas seery, +. F. Conley,
Joseph Barker Charles Kern, Michael Brennan, WILL
lam vsnl'u1en. James oBrioa. n: 2. 1,oydcu:
dassn sievses s'sa Sa III F.ss1sa 1aes sai
AID. Fitzgerald VA nominated BY the Club BY so-
The ron was called for selection Of ono from tho
thres oshcrs. aud tho naue Of ". Cun7en receiyng
clab. Gu s''-| s''''''' wa 's'A''a 'D' s4''e' u 'A'
motion to uuake the nomination Of clinsen unani-
s rs cub IL IL T. 9 c
.'nll'an; esstsa BY friends, deaoNaeod .ha
terminating ssainst candidates. and announced him,
self independent candidate for Tho surares Of
bso ordered him 10 "wps on hla cnin,h and he Club
slr. Ciinecn. whose nomination by tho Third ward
Democratic Club l1At hSAh1nr rfrnt ta
, 1876-04-07

.iy knsv Il 70 b she sans crowd. These nsa Il d.
Id ths I'd of ths poitea. when eiti.ens nos Wi
Known would gtvs the!f Testdsnos these men would
soa M ra psss:as sstf e:' sts I'd
generally interrupted the eanysss nn for ths Demo-
er.ta It 'he Republican pz!mary md but for tho bum:
the First ward Clnh would, In thta zthants judg.
ment hayo carried tho vote By two to one and Il lso
carried sIao BY : large majority. AnrEn T4r1ou.
/. L. Cohurn, ii. r. Lswis. and =. D, Phelps sub
mitted atD1Ar1ta asserting she sa1uo facts.
then took tho door, and ssd tas hs vss Instructed On
behaif Of tho Republican Club which occupied the
pron.s nut 10 .sk ss saes Delegation e NC esthes III &C.
cepted as ~hoe or cast out ~ Whole. 10 tho early
days p1i,narcs we're the expression Of majority Of
wlcre money and innneuce wero uaed snd were ali
Powerful, Whit were prirnartcs7 tAuswer, "Thty
whether ths c!tf1sna Would 10 allowed to voto ii tho
With nn,tet = shslr shoalds,s: Tls Convention
and tho apeatcr aaked, II thts sysem WAS 70 60 on
that tho Convention put on IL ssoRa boos aud kick As
aiT T. i. Wison nnoved tho adoption Of tbs mlno1i.
u report.
AID RICHARDSON
to rcr1y but wAs met with hiaacs and loud cries
spoke Will difeuity. 1ls said Int thera had oecn
s NJ
n my Of tho Republicans present. Lie would, how
errr state the pAin facts IL the case Al tho gentle
men present had bcen elected at primary 1nsetlnR
sna Ls asesasn had ben elected = roery ,s ths
apectci citizens, Mr. s~ett. 10 kne~, had made
!. good speech; and hs d!a ~ MT hsms M h!a,
Treasury by adefan'tiug Treasurer ought to 10 able
70 ninko good easo out Of poor Que. Tho ltepnt-
in tho First Ward and hsd acknowledged onp to
which be belonged. lie asked that hs delegation.
regularly clocttd. ho accepted " tho Convention.
Dir. Wilson called for tue previous que stion. Crtts
Of "Dlxoui T. we're heard followed By "No, no !: and
"Queatlon n
Tho Clatr suggested that tho two reports from tho
Credentials Committee In regard to the frst Ward lAl-
egates bc read. TIE t3ecretAry read the two lists.
On motion OF AID Richardson II Taa voted that tbs
roe substituting tho minority for the Ina toritY
port Dc taken 1y call Of tho wards.
nIcEyCY BuBTA1NED.
cali Of tho wards then had. with tha following
result:
Fnr tic delegation headed ly Arthur Dixon. 81
Far thn delegation lloalod By John Wentworth. Ill
Following waA the vote In full bs wkrsla, tho Firat
not being allowed voice:
, 1876-04-07

POLITICAL.

POLITICAL!
Meeting Of the Republican
City Convention.
Clark Lipe Nominated for
Treasurer and Butz for
City Clerk.
The Primary Elections to Be
Done Away With.
The Democratic Delegates and
Aldermen Selected
Yesterday.
Counting tho Vote In The South
ToWn..-An0ther n1onstrous
Outrage.
Moderator Thornton Determines to
Disfranohiae Over 1000
Republican Voters.
The "Regniar" Poll.Dooks Contain 1,4G7
Moro flames tlau ballots in tho
Regular" Boxes.
Is This Discrepancy the Result Of a
Poorly.Carried.0ut Con.
spiracy?
Indignation Meeting Of Fourth
Ward Republicans and
Democrats.
Continuing the Canvass in the West
Town..'Minor Meetings.
Tic National Colorcd Mems Convention
at Nashville Dcnounce the
Color Line.
Ohio Graenbackers Put Forth the
Customary Imitation swash.
, 1876-04-07

l. few mlnutes before o'clock yesterday
afternoon quite large crowd assembled In
front Of tho South Town headquarters, cagesly
awaiting tho appearance Of Moderator Thornton
and hls sselatantB, to whom pss intrlatsd tho
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

On next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evening Ottawa will have her first opera season,
in the advent Of the Boston Comic Opera Troupe,
on their first western and southern tour. The
troupc consists of Maude Hilton, prima soprano;
Nav Ten Brock, mezzo soprano; Hattie Moore,
prma contralto; Lucy Wood, alto secondo;
Horace Frail, prma tenore; VIM. II. Hunt, bas'
so comidue; W. W. Sprasue, tenorc grazla;
Frank J. Whitaker, butfo baritone,--a troupe OF
which the press speaks in fattering terms, be-
ing composed of the cream of Boston musical
circles.
The repertoire IS excellent, consisting OF spark
ling little operas of Ofenbach and others, which
are the delight of all lovers Of music and fun
but which we have not until now been able to
hear except by visit to the metropolis. The
list TO be given during the engagement will be
found on the 9TH page, and is very choice. All
the stage arrangements Will be perfect, the eX
cellent condition of the Opera House being sup
plemented by their own extensive WARDROBE and
'conconitants.
The management are believers in popular
prices: admission, 80 cents; reserved seats 10
cents, to be had at Simon Bros.
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baldwin & Lewis,

As the prosperity Of our city depends upon It's
mechanical industry, we are pleased to announce
to our readers that we have had new marble
and granite works established here. 1t is under
the auspices of Messrs. Baldwin IL Lewis. Mr..
Baldwin has been with us for years, and is well
known to our citizens as a thorough gentleman
and frst-class mechanic He will have charge
of the shop and its surroundings, and those who
know him best know that whatever he attempts
ID do will be well done. As designer and
sculptor he has but few equals and no superIors
in the west. Mr. Lewis will attend to The bust
ness outside. Our citizens will find him to be
A gentleman, genial and courteous, with none OF
tae characteristics of the agent 50 often met
with, but good mechanic, thoroughly under
standing the profession of his choice. Their
designs in marble and granite (foreign and
Anerican) are superior to any ever shown IN
La Sale county, and to be appreciated must
be seen Their smonumenta sales already
made are beyond their highest expectations
They enumerate as follows Messrs Crumpton,
Focr, Buffers and Lucas Of Freedom; the latter
a fine Scotch granite, which they Will import
direct from Scotland; q fine marble monument
to Mrs Gibson, and a beautiful tablet to MI e.
Schemes, Of Wallace; also fine Italian marble
monument for our city cemctry Tor the late Mr.
Stroup We commend them to our citizens as a
practical and energetic firm and predict Tor
them a successful future. shop on La Sale ST.,
north Of La Fayette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

1t would be hard to do justice to the mann
moth stock of new goods at the "Old Reliable
IN our short space Since the enlargement new
goods have been pillng in until both rooms are
packed full, The dry goods room is filed with
the latest noyeities-the most stylish-the most
useful staples in every particular, The grocery
department is full with fresh stock to which
there is no end
These goods were bought during the great de-
cline in New York City, and can be sold at prices
that defy competition.
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Millinery Emporium.

At Lows you will find something new in the
way of trimming. The latest is the "Centen,
MAJ Crown" which is decidedly pretty. As their
stock is complete in all its branches, we would
request the ladies to call and examine Tor them
selves. Prices within range Of all
No Court STREET.
p. S.-Millincrs Of adjacent towns will find 1t
to their advantage to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
No 6 Court STREET.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Twas happy party that assembled, on Tues
day afternoon, the I'd inst, at the residence OF
Mrs. Shcedy, in Ottawa Center, to witness the
ruptials of her daughter Miss Ella, and Mr..
Newton Trempcr. The wedding passed off
pleasantly. The happy couple left for Chicago
on the $50 train Long life to them.
Leave your orders for painting, calcimining,
&c, with II. p. Clark Madison street.
FRUITS, fruits, fruits, at the lie Bon Bon.
Get pair Of those Russell pillow shoes, at
J. Megatln's.
Emmett Conner whom we mentioned last
week rs haylng been accidentally shot while out
hunting, though not yet dead, is beyond reach
of medical aid, the shot having probably pene.
trated the lungs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Miss Slattery was away a few days ago and has
returned fortunately for the ladiesD bringing
with her all the latest novelties in the millinery
line. Her stock, large before, is now fully com
pete in every line, and comprises the prettlest
hats trimmings, &c, imaginable. Besides, having
herself seen them, she is thoroughly posted on
the point as to what is the most fashionable, and
her knowledge is for the benefit of her custom
ers, La Sale St, over Leland IL Rabbs.
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ID. IIeenan Il Co,

The large spring stock OF goods at this well
known house ia now all opened and in order
and unqucstionably makes fine display 1t is
in every line, in every department OF
which special bargains are being offered.
Some particularly good bargains are offered
in the line of boots and shoes, of which they
have a fine assortment. Also in groceries, a
large Quantity Of which has but lately arrived,
which they are able to offer at the bottom rates
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

FARMERS, LOOK EE2E,-Aitcr the blowing
match at Vim. RoeLwood's on the 27tA Of April,
VIM lockwood sold his Crossley sulEy plow at
a discount from cost and bought a John Deere
sulkv plow. Charles Wing also bought Deere
sulky pillow after the trial, the Deere piow cost
ing the mos, money. These are facts. Ps
iockying and blowing notwithstanding.
H. SWEET-Eg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Judging from the way in which Mrs. OMeara
is crowded with work, it would appear that the
ladies must have her as their milliacr or none
Mrs. O'Meara has been in business here so long,
has been so faithful to the wants of her custo-
mers, has always so large and fashionable a
stock. that we do not wonder at this feeling
among the ladies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Cultivators and planters at greatly reduced
prices! Porter & Thompson are selling Iron
Beam Cultivators at from s22OO TO $500. DO
not let big Indian talk fool you into paying tao
prices for farm implements
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Mrs. 5. NJ Feeney has removed her millinery
to a store on Madison street opposite Wather's
block. She has all the latest spring styles and
fashions in millinery goods, trimmed and un.
trimmed hats, flowers, &C, at the lowest figures
that were ever seen in Ottawa. Ladies' please
call and see. No trouble to show goods. Her
accomplised trimmer, Miss Sinnamon, (rom
Keith Bros, ChicagoJ has returned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Opening of the NEW SUIT department OF scott
Bros. 81 Co, on next Thursday, May llth. They
have arranged beautiful department on the
first floor where a fine selection of ladies' linen
suits, drap de tete garments, shawls and iadles
muslin underwear, will be on exhibition.
They have also received some choice styles in
dress goods at remarkably low prices.
An invitation is extended to every lady.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Rev. W s. Speirs having left the city on va
cation of two months, there will be no services
at the Episcopal church during May and June
except Sunday school at the usual hour-l2I5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
Latest STYLES Of Hacks, Carriages and Bugsies,
Notice,

Rev. Chas. E. Manderville, A. NJ, Principal OF
jennings Seminary, Aurora, will %. W. preach
in the NJ. f. Church in this city tomorrow,
morning and evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

PAsTURAGE.-Pasturag for 100 head of horses
and cattle, with good fences and durable water
two miles south of Marseilles. Enquire OF Egg
bert Butterfeld, on the farm, or of B. F. Shot
well, l2S Dearborn Street, Chicago.
Also a farm Of l37 acres to rent, three miles
from Seneca, 80 acres are pillow land, the balance
pasture. Enquire same as above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
ONLY ~ Cents.

Why go hungry when the lie Bon Ion Is feed
ing the world on the delicacles of the market al
35 cts per meal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

\ splendid new stock Of fine crockery just re
ceiyed, very cheap.
A large arrival Of fresh prunes at II lbs fol
400 w. FREpNAN-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

First, That thr zine Cent Store has just re-
ceived an immel. = stock at about 80 cents on
the dollar and
Second, That they are selling the same at the
most ridcuously low figures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Children's, misses' and ladies' hats, enough for
every one in the country, at the Nine Cent
Store, and so cheap you won't miss your money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
THo sru1nr nachInr-.

Fine silk hats, spring and summer styles, a
Perlson Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Don't fai to after i the opening Of the New
Suit Department, on Thursday next May 18Th
n. Scott Bros. * CO...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Leave orders for hats and caps at Pcrlson
Bros. They are manufacturing largely and
guarantee satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
4 Small Tea Set.

silver-placed, four pieces, new, LEFT for sale al
New Auction Room Main street.
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BnrSOnnl.

Mrs. j. P. Reynolds will hear something to her
advantage by cun.u5 at No. e Court street as
soon as possb'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Those new goods at Mega!Iin's are prime asd
cheap. He has everything requisite 10 a well
regulated shoe store, and his prices are very low
for the quality Of the goods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

&c. Burts ladies French kid button boots al
Child 4 Phipps'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

small family can have little house in a
nice location, at small rent, if applied for imme'
dately. J. E. SCOTT.