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Killed.

A painful accident occurred on Saturday last
in the town of Allen, by which Mr.. Jacob Howe
an old gentleman 90 or 63 years old, lost his
life and his l6 year-old daughter sustained some
severe injuries. They were driving together to
Mr.. Howe's sons place and on the road had to
cross the new railroad running from Streator to
Joliet. There are as yet no signboards marking
the crossings of the road and the railway, which
cross forming on either side obtuse and acute an
giles. While approaching the crossing Mr. H..
and his daughter were talking of some improve
ments on Mr. n. McIntire's, his son-inlaw' S
place, and were looking at new windmill which
he had just set up and so it happened that nei-
ther heard the train rushing toward them from
their rear, under heavy pressure to ascend the
grade, until the horses had nearly crossed the
track, the locomotive being but few feet OIL.
Mr. II. endeavored to back the team, but the en-
ginc struck them, pitching them some distance,
killing both, and breaking the wagon tongue.
Mr. ii. who held on to the reins, was thrown for
ward some distance, his head striking the rails
with such force that he lived but II few hours,
The young lady was thrown out of the wagon
and suffered shock that produced partial paral-
ysis of her body from her waste downward. She,
however, is recovering.
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Twenty-Five Years.

pleasant reunion took place on last Tuesday
evening ut the residence of Mr.. c. S. Phelps, ON
the east side the occasion being the 18th ami
yersary of Mr.. and Mrs Phelps's marriage.
large number of friends were present, including
relatives from Prairie Center, Morris, Aurora,
Earlylle Chatsworth, &c. Bach's City Military
Band cnlivened the proceedings with music; and
at 10 O'Clock elaborate refreshments were served.
Among the presents of the occasion were:
phacton, to Mrs. Phelps, from her husband; tea
set, six pieces, to Mrs. Phelps, from her father,
mother, brothers and sisters; spoon-hoder and
all-bell from Jairus Lawrence, jr.; cake-knifc
and holder, from Mr.. and Mrs. ?. Phelps,
Aurora sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Forbes
Buttcr-dish, Mr. j. +. Reed; pair of napkin
rings, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Curyea; half dozen
gold lined salt-cellars Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hay
ward; picklc-dish Mr.. and Mrs. W. X Cash;
double piclile.dish, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Sweetscr;
cut. glass spoonholder, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roscn-
Grams; berry.dish, Mr.. jeremiah Strawn; butter
dish, Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Csryea. The occasion
was very pleasant one and much enjoyed by
all present May they see many '@25ths.'
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County Fair Organization.

There will be a meeting of the members of the
La Sale County Fair Association and the public
generally, interested in permanent county fair
society, at the court house in this city, on Satur
day, Oct. 6, at o'clock p. m, to reorganize the
old society on firm and enduring financial
basis.
The unequaled display of articles and attend
ance of people at our recent county fair, demon
strated that a fair properly conducted here, car
be made success, and it is with view to tn,
formation of county agricultural society tina
shall be worthy of this large, populous and veal
thy county, that this meeting is called.
A. NJ. HOFFMAN, Sec'y.
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Scott Bros, & Co,

Will be glad to show you the following goods a
prices named below: They are now showing TIT
largest stock of dry good and carpets ever opened
under one roof in La Sale county, and at low
er prices than have been known for 20 years.
good ten quarter blanket, "all WOOL 39'
pairs.
Heavy all wool cassimeres at S1OO, usual price
$3.50
Good heavy tlannes 20, 25, 30, So and S7}4c.
A good crash toweling all linen, &c.
nice black double-fold Alpaca, 25c.
Yard wide black French Cashmeres," SOC,
300 yards "dcsrable' fast color prints DC,
1900 yards plaid and stripe dress suitings 3 t.
12H.
Hoop skirts, something new" SOC.
Hand made corsets, 25 to Soc
All linen shirt bosoms, 1215c.
Best Berlin zephyrs, lac.
All wool grey yarn, 75c per fb.
" finer qnality 9Oc per ID.
Horse blankets (strapped), S1.M each.
Nice ingram carpets, % to SOC.
All wool ingram carpets, 65c to slOO,
Tapestry Brussels, s1.00 to sl.2O.
Body Brussels, Sl.75.
Floor oil cloths in great variety, SOC So. yard.
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The largest and most elegant reception given
in this CITY for some months was that Of Thurs
day evening last given by Mr. and Mrs. Z. ID.
Trimble at their elegant home on the west side
A large number of invitations had been issued
and were generally accepted by personal APP
pearance, and the large mansion was filled com
pletely with guests. Among them we observed
Hon. Sidney Brecse, Chief Justice Sheldon,
Judge T. Lyle Dickcy, Judge Scott, Hon. j. ID.
Cation and Mrs Caton his Honor Mayor Richo-
son, Mr. and Mrs F Nash and Miss Florence
Nash Judge and Mrs Gilman, Sheriff and Mrs.
Stevens, Judge and Mrs. Eldredge and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs w II Hull and daughter, Mrs Geo
Hull, Mr. and Mrs Z Roby, Chicago, Colonel and
Mrs McCaleb and daugtcr, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Blanchard and daughter, Mr. and Mrs I Catlin,
Mr. and Mrs II Force, Mr. and Mrs Titus, MIR.
and Mrs X Leland, Mr. and Mrs 7 Gibson,
Mr. and Mrs f Porter, Mr. and Mrs H Strawn
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs F L Fske and daugh-
ter, Mrs and Miss Wallace, Mr. and Mrs Bollmey-
er, Mr. and Mrs JONES' Col and Mrs Hapeman,
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Ruger, Mr. and Mrs VIM Cul-
len Mr. and Mrs Pollock, Mr. and Mrs Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Spencer and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs A NJ Trimble, Mr. an Mrs Harry Hossack, Mr.
and Mrs Swndler, Mr. and Mrs VIM Osman and
daughter, Mr. Scott and the Misses Scott MIR
and Mrs Pope, DR. Macarthur and daughter Alice,
Mr. and Mrs Johnston, Mr. and Mrs BEEN,
Mrs H Gillen, Mrs Glover Mrs B Nash, the
Misses Orr, Mrs and Mis- Fisher, Mrs Brewer,
Miss Miller, Miss Mary Strawn, Miss Vincie Bush
nell, Miss Ida Strawn, Mrs Armour, Miss Fan
ME Osman, Miss Eames, Miss Morgan, Miss Cam
field, Fremont, O., Mrs Hinsdale, Miss MigSs,
Miss Carrie Richardson, Miss Harrison, c ii Hook,
ir, and sister, Emerson Morgan and sister, Mcssrs
j r Cameron, c a Works, Sherman Leland, Lieut.
Thorington, Mr.. Roberts, w Bowman, Ed
Swift, A Sherwood, II Kilby, Morrison, Jr,
Chas Bradford, II A Coles, A Cation, j IL Wild
mcr DR. Ryburn, Glover, Butler, viii Nash, W
Dickey, Geo Eldredge, Clarence Shuler, Lester
Strawn, and many others.
The toilets of the ladies were generally bcauti
full and rich, some of them decidedly so.
! Elaborate refreshments were served, and the
evening spent in dancing and the usual amuse
ments of such gatherings until a late hour. Til,
evening was most highly enjoyed by all present
i ! have the best custom stoga and Kip boots II
the city which | am selling at my reduced prices
Call and see THos. SPENCER, No. . Court ST.
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DAYTON GooDs-Thcrc are blankets, cassi
mcres, fannels and yarns enough sold i'll Ottawa
to keep couple of large wooden mills at work
yet such is the unaccountable pcnchant people
seem to have for something foreign, that ever
the universally admitted superiority of the goods
in the above lines made at Dayton, in this coun
tv, prevents them not only from monopoliSins
th, market, as they ought to, but even give
thema third rate place. The case is all the more
incom prchcnsible now that the Dayton goods arr
much below the foreign article in price. Is thi
supporting home industry?
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The committee on fire department are hard at
work buildings stable in the rear OF the engine
house, for the city
Mr. Peter Egan is at work rcbuildingin brick
the rear of his stable destroyed by fire in May
last.
Mr.. A. Armours new building on Madison ST.
is slowly making haste towards completion, the
foundation being in.
"Doe" Wilcox is exceedingly proud of the in
terror decorations of c. d. Trimblc's and +. l.
Fiskc's homes, both of which he has lately pa
pered in the most elaborate and fashionable style
and they are really very beautiful
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The American People

No people in the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although years OF ex-
perience in medicine had failed to accomplish
certain and sure remedy for this disease and its
effects, such as Sour stomach, Heartburn, Wa
ter.brash, Sick Headache, Costiveness, palpita.
ton Of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up OF
the food, low spirits, general debility, etc, yet
since the introduction OF GREENS AUGUST Flow
Err we believe there is no case of Dyspepsia that
cannot be Immediately relieved. 10000 dozen
sold last year without one case Of failure report
ed. Go to your druggists, Forbes d Gehring, and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size Is cents %
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New Goods! New Goods! New Goods!

at the Boston 90 Cent Store. The largest stocl
ever shown in La Sale county of the kind. Pa
per collars at s cents box, all sizes from II t
II inches, French linen faced and A. goods. Al
so a beautiful thing in splashers and mats. These
goods cannot fail to please.
We have just placed on exhibition some choice
superior chromos and frames, better and finer
grades than have ever been introduced to tn,
people of Ottawa hitherto. New goods of almos
every description. No one urged to buy.
Very respectfully, c. n. PRATT.
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Excursions to the Rocky Mountains.

The Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad has
arranged with the various railroad lines in the
country for special round trip rates to the Rocky
Mountains, and has secured the following rates
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Canon City, Pueblo
and return: from Kansas City and Atchison, $40;
St. Louis, $50; Chicago, sos; Quincy, $50. Gin
cinnati, SOS; Buffalo, $75, and corrcspondingly
low rates from all points east, north and south
These tickets are good for 80 days and to stop at
all stations west of the Missouri river. Tickets
are on sale at all the principal stations through
out the country. This is the new route to Den
yer through the garden of Kansas and Colorado
Send for maps, circulars, time tables, etc, to
T. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass Agent,
Topeka, Kansas
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Cadet TAYLOR. Of the Wcnona iH'i,T, ISSUES
daily Tsder this week during the Union Fair. II
is a tip-top looking sheet, just hall the regular
size Of the Isdsr, and editorially j. most reada'
ble paper; indeed the long-suiierinS readers o'
provincial ''dailics" might wish they would take
A few lessons from the Tr,i,r as a daily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29

VIII. Carlton, author of Farm Ballads,
EARN Legends" etc, will deliver his lecture
called the Golden Horse" at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening, Oct 9lh. ms VIII DC inc
first entertainment in the course OF SIX.
The sale of tickets for the course will com
mence on Tuesday, the I'd of October at : o'ciock
mt Simon Bros Music Store. Those buying
course tickets can get Of Simon Bros. reserved
seat for the whole course of SIX
f. A. SHERWOOD.
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"TuE SQUARE THING nickle cigar, i the
best in the world. Try it at Mtch's.

Mr.. Henry Gourrcau, of Fall River, sends u
Il sample of this years corn raised on his place
which ought to make the heart offarmcrS rejoice
The ears are very large and full containing from
Is to 20 odd rows Of large full kernels and weigh
heavily. No doubt La Sale county has her share
of the prescn. seasons heavy crop;-indced this
county never takes rear pew
We ought to mention also that We are indcbt
ed to Mrs. Forsev, Of the west side, for a number
Of elegant bouquets during the present ana las
week
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kIInaMaNS.

On Saturday afternoon last Holiness ice wagon
standing in front of a meat market near Shabbona
Square on the west side, started on an exploring
expedition under the guidance of the heavy black
team, and landed finally in the rayine near by
The wagon was broken somewhat and the horses
considerably shaken up.
On Monday Mr.. IL. IIamilton's horse, becom
ing frightened at the shadow of windmill, ran
down La Sale Street, throwing Mr., IL. from the
buggy inhctng upon him some severe bruises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29

We understand the partnership between Mrs
Hazlet and Miss Bastien, the popular Milliners OIL
Main street, has been dissolved, and that Mrs
Hazlet will continue the business a. heretofore
and trusts that all her old customers and many
new ones will continue to favor her with theil
r,atrouawp
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N,gr stack Black Cashn,aes yrcccig,d this ,rcek In
price and quality they cannot be beaten. Please
call and see them. In all shades, brown, blue,
black bronze, &c. We are now selling Black
silk at about onc-half former price. We have Il
great bargain in alpaca. We are the agents foi
Wooden Yarn that will be in stock next week,
which We will be pleased to have you see.
W. II. Hull.
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7 HC IHTOTtHT' TV0UTTIO VI -H''-''TV ''' - "
hand, showing
1877. 1876.
Aggregate losses ........ S5,Oio,ioo so'"oo'oVV
Arc losses TO ms. Cos. 2,542 100 2,O1S,9OO
S--of fires 9l3 IA
On August Sth, property worth Si'7,aoo burn
ed; on the 18th, SG7, 900 New York lost 500, 1OU
during the month; Washington Ty, 500; ILL
nois, 32l POO Six bakeries were burned, ear
penter shops 10 carriage factories, cooper
shops. 10 drug stores II Touring mills, 81 coun
try grocery stores, 81 hotels, 10 liquor Stores =
livery stables, lumber yards, q public halls,
r. r. depots, - restaurants, II saw mills tan
ncries, wooden mills. These figures 1t Will be
remembered, are for the L. ). and Canada.
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The multiplication Of poison germs in disease;
of tbc blood i exceedingly rapid and if unchecked
vitiates all the blood Of the body. DIR: Bull
Blood Mixture by it, peculiar influence Kills these
germs. and purifying the blood, removes all pos
.ihlr chnnce OF disease establishing itself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-29

Parker's Hair Balsam is the best and cleanest
preparation ever made for restoring gray hair
to its original color. 1t is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations injurious. 1t removes
dandruff, stops the hair falling out, and restores
the perfectly natural color. 1t is exquisitly per.
fumed, and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
as to make it toilet luxury, indispensable to
those who have once used 1t.
Ask your druggist for 1t. Nov. llth, ~
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County Grange Meeting.

There will be special meeting Of La Sale
County Grange No. g. held in Prairie Center on
Friday, the 18th day of October, 1877, commenc-
ing at ten o'clock A. NJ.
f. c. SNEDAKEE, Sec,rid1y
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READY MADE clothing,
Gents furnishing goods,
Ready made SUITS,
OVER COATS, etc,

all of the latest styles in colors, patterns and cut
The stock is fully equal in size to that of almost
any frst-class metropolitan house, and superior
to most in quality. The goods are made express
" for them and warranted. Customers are real
" surprised ut the quality of the goods sold at
such low prices, and say there is no excuse for
wearing poor or shabby clothes in these times.
Indeed, as a contemporary suggests, the people OF
this section do seem to be wearing their Sunday
clothes" every day. The fact is, it is poor econ
omy to wear poor clothes, when good can be had
for ms little or less money; and the people are
finding that the way to SAVE MONEY is to have
FIskc Il BEEN clothe them. Try it.
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Dancing Academy.

Juvenile dancing school commences today, the
Goth, at o'clock p. m, ut Willis's New Academy.
Gentlemen. class on Monday evening, Oct. 1st,
at O'Clock. Terms as usual.
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The New Methodist Church, miles north OF
here, Is being handsomely furnished this week
The carpets and mating were bought from
Scott Bros. Il Co. The church will be dedicated
IN
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Mr. Flanagan : expected home next week
with the falls stock Of dry goods at d. Heenan
& Cos The selections are choice and We adj
wise all TO wait until next week to these goods
and the urices
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To Farmers Of Utica. Waltham and Ophir. There
will be a meeting to organize the Uuca' Waltham
and Ophir Union Fire Insurance Company on
Saturday. Oct 9th, at o'clock r. ", at Masonic
Hall in the. town % Waliham. \ good atien
dance 4. necessary. All are invited.
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Dedication.

The first VI. +. Church Of Serena, erected at the
place known a. Rugcr's Corners, will be dedIcat-
ed next Sunday morning at 1880 \. VI. Preach
ing by Rev. T. r. Srrowbridgc, Of OTTAWA.
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AT ution, Masons.

All members OF r'"identul Lodge No. 40, A.
F. d a. NJ. are ea ily requested TO be present
at the regular COM GHicu'ion, Monday, Oct. l,
1877, to make arran ,emea,s for occupying new
hall. f. :. HOBERT, Scc'y.
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The cigar makers u \. Hess X Coz. play base
hall 1, day. the one nine being selected from
o-,. WORKING. in the cast side 81 the factory. the
other nine from those on the west Side '' the
ruom Game al > O'Clock con west side grounds.
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Have you ever before known Of remedy for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Sour stomach,
Loss OF Appetite, Constipation, Bad Tastes In
the Mouth, Coming up of the Food and General
Debility. being sold on guarantee? You must
answer No, for none heretofore possessed sufti-
cient merit. We have secured the sale OF this
Wonderful Remedy, DIR. SHILoH's SYSTEM VI.
TALLER, which we sell on these terms. VIII
you not give the small price Of % cents to be
curcdg Sold at Tozer's Drug Store, OTTAWA
H., and elsewhere by all dealers.
We are selling more OF SHILoH's CONSUMPTION
CURE for Coughs, Consumption, Group, Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Whooping Cough and Lung d.
seases than all other Cough Remedies, because
we have guaranteed it and it has stood the test.
10 cents so cents and $l.00 per bottle. And for
Lame Chest or Back use SHILoH's Porous PLAs-
TER Sold at Tozers Drug Store, Ottawa, H.,
and elsewhere by all dealers.
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tomorrow

Remember that Mrs. OMcara has but lately
opened her new fall stock Of millinery goods.
Call and be delighted with them, they are lovely.
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Go to the Eagle mills tor your flour and feed
or take your grist there. Low prices for casl
and good work guaranteed.
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Patent huslling gloves, new and the Je''. See
them at Weidnechts.
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V fool sore. 20 10 Thos. SPencrr's and get a
pair q Gray Bru-. boots and shoes; easiest IT.
tiuz aud most ,iyl..L -LoJs In the market
W , Cox II II.
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Babies cry because they suffer; and the mosI
reliable remedy for the relief Of their discomfort
j. DR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only - cents pei
hottie
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G,E.is, il YOU want the best shoe TO De had i
the city 20 TO Child X Phpps. - La Sale =.
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Notice

When YOU want solid comfort get pair OF boot
or shoes TO iii the foot at }. MEGAFFINs.
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TRUNxs-M. stiefel X Co. have an immense
stock Of tne trunks and travellers articles, which
they are selling cheap. Call and see.
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Mitch, No. Cour; St. has a full line Of fine
cuts, plugs. cigars, etc, and 'riN lo b undersod.
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Get one Of those new style helmet hat- at a.
Frank AZ Cos
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j1w.I2w, / NJ. p NJ. 8 NJ. Is MI Y.
twelve Inns of Agate make one square.

twelve Inns OF Ngnte HRkt OHt square,
Advertisements under contract must be plainly marked
the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding ve nes)
inserted dollars per annu over Ave lines one dol
lar per line extra
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly In
advance.
e Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before the expiration of contract will be charged the full
rates as above Extra charge will also be made for dssou
tion and other notices not connected with their regular
business
Local notices. fifteen cents per line
eS- In no case will these terms be departed from.
cE" The date the slip which the subscribers name
is printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should DC
careful notice that the date on the slip corresponds TO e
date to which they have paid and at once notify the publish
ers of any discrepancy.
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BOYS AID CumDEEN,' CLoTHNG.-E'cIl bod
know, that Frank X Co. keep the best.
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New stock of boots and shoes arriving at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store, So La Sale ST.
Prices down. down. down,
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,ukird ,f school hooks used in city au1 oour
trv 1t ,.'.,.i price. 81; o-m.u * Hap. mans.
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&c: pair II those Reynolds Bros. shoes at J
Megafii-'s. they are cqualed bu; by few and cx
cellcd los none.
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Saturday Institute.

The following programme has been arranged
for the institute at Leland, Saturday, October q
lS11:
Primary Arithmetic. II. Smitl
Whitncy's English Grammar. VIM. jenkins
Pcnnmanshlp. .'..... -. IL. lo"h'
Music in School. -. Is. Dalhurs
Reading ....................M Miss Laura T. hur'
Lecture on chemistry Friday evening, Oct. 9Th
bv Prof H. II. Smith, of Ottawa.
X. WILLIAMS.
Co. Supt. Of schools
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ForSD-Thc best and largest assortment oil
fine and stylish clothing at 4. Frank " Cos.
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NJ Sticfel & Co. are selling boys and children
clothing cheaper than the cheapest. Call an'
see their big stock.
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s. be-. -; Of teeth. Or. McChesncy, White
Hotel. from the first to the fifth Of each month.
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LosT.-Money 10y not examining \. Frank &
Cos mammoth -toc,. u men, boy and chill
Lreu's oloihu-.
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TRry.-.--T..s '-a-i qualify ana lowest p,iee- a.
WAY d. g. E.auS = Co.'S, ihe Tcop;e's ciO,hicr,