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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-25
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-25

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month remaining one week. Filling teeth with
Gold. speciality. All other work done.
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B. NELSON. c. P. N. BARI
NELSON g. BARKER,

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE MILLION
IA acres of land for sale. Money to loan for
vrars The OLDESTLand and Loan Agency il
irama County Have had u residence here o
fCenty years.
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j. BALLARD, M. d.
C. r. STERNEMAN

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR
Special attention raid 10 Surgery Office at
Sprin.er's Drug Store. Residence in l.. S. Halls
house near the NJ. t. Church "a
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We have been particular in setting
forth these items, that all who propose
to visit the Exhibition may feel assured
in advance that there are accommoda-
tons in the city for all who come far SUI
perior to those in most of our summer
watering places; means of getting around
from place to place quietly and comfort
ably, at the usual rates for such service
and public sentiment that will frown
down any attempts at exortion which
would disgrace the Exhibition and go far
to defeat the beneticient ends it is fitted
to accomplish. Centennial comes but
once in hundred years! If you miss it,
you miss the grandest civic opportunity
of your life. Not to have been at the
American Centennial will rest almost as
a stigma npon an American citizen when
the records of his individual life come to
be unfoldcd around the fireside or in the
biography of the future.
IHiLorArRIAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
FINANCIAL t. COMMERCIAL,

/ There Is no material change 10 note in bust
ness matters during the past week The receipt.
0! grain are beginning to increase somewhat
and consequently a general improvement ii
trade IS looked for. The farmers are nearly
through with corn planting, and will have lit
tie time TO bring produce to market. Consider
ing the large supply of grain in the hands of the
producers, prices are fair, and will undoubtedly
induce liberal receipts in the future.
In money matters the situation remains about
the same, the banks generally accommodating
their regular customers q: the usual rates For
long time loans the market is wei! supplied and
parties presenting good secgrity find no difficult
ty in getting the neediu
Gold has been steady and quiet during the
past week, with very slight variations in prices.
The premium has ranged at from ll2i4 TO ll2l5
in New York, aud closes at ll2iI,
Government Bonds in sympathy, with gold and
under good Investment demand rule IirIn, and
prices are well maintained
Ravens Mac Kinlay Il Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

The Old Settlers Association met at the Cour
House on last Saturday afternoon to elec
officers, set day for the Annual Reunion AM
general business. Not very large numbe
were present
The meeting was called 10 order by tho Presi
dent, Mr.. Jno. Miller, Of Freedom, ana the min
utes Of previous meetings were read and ap
proved
! Mr.. Munson moved that the old officers be re
elected, which was carried; and Mcssrs, Elmer
Baldwin, Philip Watts and Jesse Green were
added as vicc.presidents. Following is the list OF
officers John Miller, President: Ransom Pal
mer, w. BUSHNELL John HoXie, L. s. Leland,
H. Fredenburg, d. F. Hit, T.. Baldwin, 7. Watts,
Jesse Green, Vice Presidents; \. VI. Ebcrsol, Sec.
rotary and Treasurer; j. II. Pickens, General
Superintendent
On motion it WAS decided to hold the Annual
Picnic in lIoes's grove on the 2lst of August
next
Mcssrs, j. Bachelor, j. Pembroke and s. II
Miller were appointed committee to secure the
grove and make arrangements for freeing the
Illinois River bridge on that day.
Messrs. E. Baldwin, L. Palmer, and Jno. Miller
were appointed committee on speakers
The committee appointed at the last meeting
on History reported no action.
resolution was presented and adopted Us fol.
lows:
RsSol,c3, That the Hon Elmer Baldwin be
elected to procure from the most reliable sources
the statistics Of the earliest settlers of the sew
eral towns OF La Sale county, including all mat.
ters OF general interest, with view OF the pub.
lication OF history OF the early settlement OF
he county this society to have the first claim to
the copyright by paying areasonable amount for
the same
Jesse Green, Cyrus Shaver, o. o. Wakefield,
). H. Lewis and VIM. Munson were appointed as
committee on Finance.
After considerable discussion II was decided,
instead OF increasing the number of committees,
10 appoint one committee OF j. H. Pickens, j.
Bachelor, and J. Il. Shaver with full power TO
let on questions of privileges, seats, stands, re.
reshmcnts, etc.
j. Miller vas appointed a committee of one on
police and y. ". Eb,rsol ON concert, programme,
&c.
Adjourned TO meet at call Of Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
From EarIviIle.


Lawyer Browne Is at Ottawa in attendance
upon the circuit court
Our A. j. Grover, now in Chicago, comes
cat for Bristow, in letter to the Chicago
Tribune of Tuesday.
Our merchants are complaining of close
times for money, in which they are seconded
sF that favored class the farmers.
Several of our citizens attended the grand
5ury Tuesday as witnesses in a certain cause
soon to be made prominently public.
4 serious accident occurred to two broth
ers living about mile east of town ten days
ago. Hemanl and Joel Carter are farmers
and were riding in lumber wagon bringing
ahe milk OF their dairy to the cheese factory
While crossing the bridge spanning Big In
dian creek, at the east side of the corporate
limits, the whole bridge rs feet in length
gave way ana pitched the wagon, team, men
and all into the middle Of the creek, smash
ing up the wagon, emptylng milkcans, break
ing one RIB and otherwise severely injuring
Heman, while somehow or other Joel was
precipitated into the creek, the bridge
falling on him, completely fastening him
down and leaving only his left arm from I'M
der the debris, from which position be was
rescued by Heman. Joel was resusctated
after some time. and is in poor health. His
right arm was smashed and palsied, three ribs
on his right side were broken, and he Is 9th
erwise very seriously injured. Neither the
1owu nor the village care to pay the damages,
IS each claims that the other was bound to
keep She bridge in repair.
We visited the heactest justice of the peace
in tAe United States the other day. He lives
IN the town of Paw Paw, about miles north
Of here, and weighs GAG pounds, while his
opponent for judicial honors weighed but %
pounds.
Henry Madison is again in trouble this
line J. NJ. Hummel, the DeKalb county ma
chine king, is after him.
The EGrlville Horse Fair will be held Aug.
2, %, "a and %, and promises to be grand
success.
The report of "A democratic campaign pa
pes starting in Mendoza has proven to be a
hoax.
Divorces are all the rage shoot em
The republicans in Worthwhile, Adams,
Earl, Meriden and Mendoza seem to favor r.
". Holmes, deputy recorder, as their nom
NEE for circuit clerk this year. He would
make good officer Tx UNO. |
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDISGs.
Regular Meeting.

TUESDAY, June q, 1876.
Present: Mayor Lynch and aldermen West,
Porter, Jackson, Bowman, King, Brown, Jekyll,
Mccain, UOban. Trimble, Wyman and Griffith
IL. Absent: Smith and Colwell-2.
Minutes OF Last meeting were read and APP
proved.
Petition Of Undine Hose Co, by Edward f.
Moore, Christ Wolf and Joseph Wilkinson, COM,
praying that council make an appropriation for
the purchase OF uniforms, was presented. On
motion Of Bowman the petition was received aad
$50 appropriated for the purpose mentioned.
Petition OF l.. z. Marsh to DC allowed to unload
two carloads Of ice opposite his ice house on
Walnut ST, the third block north Of c. b. Il q
X. X depot once a week was presented and on
motion OF King petition received and prayer
granted
Petition Of ID. r. Hit setting forth that he had
constructed bridge Tor a sidewalk across the
/ big ravine on north side OF Courtney St, and ask
1 ing council TO assist him paying for II by an ap
preparation Of S50-was on motion OF Tumble
received and prayer granted
Petition VI John Murphy, "of the respecte,
iags Of eghty-aye summers" stating that on IA,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
Drowned.

On yesterday afternoon, about 2 o'clock, Mr.
ienry IL. Lynn, of Chicago, cousin, we under
stand, of Sheriff McIntire was drowned in the
Illinois river just ut the point of the island, near
The BASS Rocks" He had gone up with some
Friends and was bathing. He is said to have
been fine swimmer, and had been swimming
around gracefully and easily when suddenly he
threw up his hands and went down like stone,
and was not seen again. The water was cold,
and the suppositon II that he was seized by n
gfamp' Chas. Monroe swan to the spot to aid
him, and narrowly escaped similar fate, being
picked up by parties in boat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT

desires us to express her grateful acknowlcdg
menta to all those who, during the recent severe
Illness o! her husband, did so much 10 manifest
Moir deep sympathy; and while we chccrlully ac.
EIDE to this request, it gives us pleasure to an.
nouncc that Mr.. Christmann has so FAR recover.
ed tina. he is able again to attend to his bust.
ncos, and that his late severe accident is not like
y 10 be attended with any hurtful consequences.
For this he accounts himself mainly indebted 10
me shlll and unrcmitting attention Of Dr.. Il. f.
Dyer who By his close watchfulncss, day and
night, in all stages Of his sickness, happily sue
cecsea IN overcoming successfully a very ser.
CSLs shock 10 the brain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

Spffial Aotiffs.
DIR. II. DIN.

vi Chcsso, formerly OF this Place will visit Ottawa, at
Clifton HOTEL the arst Tuesday OF each mon treating
ali diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgca.y or otherwise
cataract arce! pupil Inverted lids, closure
OF the ear duct cross eye srsssyoma and the removal
tnmors and morbid growhs OF every description Artificial
and ear drums inserted without pain or previous opera
ton. Granular eyeds. the most r4guep Ael in re res,
,HdlcaNy and Permanently cured
From his long experience in tseatng diseases of the Eye
and Ear he feels ronAdsl IN stating that he An cure nearly
every case. Chronic diseases also ed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
Decen he lOfh 'Ht0.-t
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Chicago Market.

June 9th, tSIG.
FlOur-Prices a shade higher. Fancy whit,
winter extras, ST25@S 25; spring extras $3.50
800; fancy Minnesota patent, S6.75@9O0.
Nhvat-highcr. Winter mot quoted) No
spring SlOSal1s; No. >, OG6 %.
Com-No :, 4S@4S4c. Options, May, 4Sd
49c. June, 46@46I2c.
0ats-Cash sales, 3l@3Sc., Oattcr for wAite)
Rye -7OGi0Ic for No. =
Barley-No. :, 63@7lc.
Lard-$llSjG$
TallOw-Sc.
POtatocs-Pcachblows 20a:sJc.
Buttcr-GoOd fancy yellow, 2O135c; roll lS12
cts,
Eggs-llTll;Ic per doz.
Cattle Dali and prices weak Fancy grad,
steers Sj.2j@5.5O; choice natives a. 75d 400
COWS and heifersS3 25G3.15.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

FAST LoADING.-On Tuesday at half.past five
In the afternoon q canal boat hauled to at the
dock before lIossdck's warehouse, empty. Al
seven she held $500 bushels OF shelled corn, and
at half-past passed Main St bridge on her way
to Chicago II takes but o short time for our
warehouse men to ill boat with grain gcncr
ally, but this is the fastest loading have heard
Of yet this season.
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solutions in Memorial of Henrietta, Luc,


hereas, In the inscratablc Providence of our
90 Heavenly Father, our friend and sister
-. IA Lucas, has been suddenly stricken
r-,n, Coz midst by the hand Of death, while in
~. -, of much future usefulness; and
,y for several years we have recovpiz.
a 90 d.. ter, though young in years as a
Z" .hS uSa. Sp ,mplary member of our Christian
'AIuaoiv q 49, therefore,
-'E R SoI, That, lille we bow in humble sub.
,ission 70 the otxs ing OF our Divine Master, we
nllss,Sn t A. tns bereavement
S S FThatSy,ij. demise our order has lost
bright and zeaous,M 'aoeIi one Of marked in
dlyidnaity, loved ana rca peeted by all with whom
she associated 49,.
Hs,oieei That we ien,Se' our sincere sympa.
thies to her afflicted pa'snt' relatives and
friends, trusting that rtsas loss VIII be her gain
Resoied That, as gTDiSr W. regret our ina
nillty to take action on tbs OSbjec. previous to
Ills Esne.
Resolved, That we instruct our secretary 10 pre-
sent a copy Of these resolutions to the paren,S
Of The deceased, place a copy on record and send
a copy 70 each Of the Ottawa papers for publica.
non.
L. = SAMPSON, Secy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

EARs.--A friend OF ours was conyersing with n
young lady in store in the 7. o. block, who sud
denly remarked us 1t going to rain. oh, pshaw!'
They looked out of the door. The sky was all
clear and bright, and the mystery Of the dark.
ness was inexplicablc till our friend looked
above him where he saw C with his head out
the window of the Rcpub'ican Office, airing his
cars Fact
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

CHANGE or TiME.--Tbc morning passenger
train to Chicago now passes Ottawa at 7.20, in
stead Of 557, as formerly the afternoon tram 20
ing at its old time-3iO Going south the mid
day passenger train now passes Ottawa at II nc
instead Of ll:22, as formerly, and the evening
passenger passes at S:22 instead Of S;2j.
There Is a slight increase Of speed by this ar.
rangcment, but we found it the reverse ON 20.
ing to Chicago on Monday. Onaccount OF some
fault Of the engine, it took the train nearly three
hours to get from Aurora to Chicago and you
bet Billy Cummins was good and mad He
got his revenge in the evening, however, by put
ting his train through from Chicago to Aurora
in 100. Billy is the prince" conductor on the
road, and when his mad gets up, things are Sc.
TiOus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

lNsANE,-On yesterday morning, in Co. Court,
seter Lazerus Goetz, of town of Wallace, age %
years, was declared insane and ordered sent to
Elgn He is the victim of mental hallucina
zion and imagines that every one is trying to kill
aim. His disease is of two months duration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10

There will be meeting of the Democracy of
.hc town Of Waltham, at the Centre School
house, on Saturday evening, June nth, 1876 for
The purpose of organizing Democratic club,
tlectlng town committee and the transaction
u other important business By order OF ..
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-10
TO CONSUM PTINES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured of that
dread disease CORsum Ion by simple remedy Is anI.
Gus TO make known TO his fellow sufferers the means CT
cure. To all WHO desire 1t le viii seEd COPY If the pre-
scription used free OF charged with the directions for
preparing and usng the which they viii hnd
CrRs for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescr ption VIII please address,
Rev. 4, A WILSON,
JAMS m-s7 i0i Penn ST. William sburgh. SSew York.
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3. OF &.
And as usual, chop at Salaries

A meeting Of the Board Of Education, y'Iy i'm
portant in its results, WAS held on last Tuesday
evening. As usua! at Tins time Of the year, the
Board is hard up" AID Furthermore the bnrnin.
of the High School building has so added to th;
expense account, that reductions -omcwhcr" are
necessary.
The finance committee offered the following
statement of the finances on June Il, %. which
was received and ordered published in coninnc-
ton with the resolution following:
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