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, 1877-09-03

SEw YonK, Sept. 2.-Ex-secEetary .. DrIstow
will read before tho Dankers' Convention in ttls
city gu thu 14th Inst. u paper Oh tue ~ Nesnone-
tEzation Vi Silver" ". y. Grocsbcfk will speak
ailltnattyely on the satno subject, aski will be
uppvscd by Prof. A. l.. Perry, Of Williams Cot.
leEc. lscsponscs 10 Invitations to tic Conyesl.
tiusl liars l3cn received from over t00 bankers.
i'rof. pr.yn, u albany, will speak on '.Secde4
Restriction fn lkesurl to thu lsaua VI Municipal
Do,1ds." AMI addresses from leading bankers
will bu t1e1iyrrel ull The resumption VI sueciu
deposits, aud resumption ot b1sucss-
, 1877-09-03

The itt1A--ltAl ua1e.te prints SONS information
touvh!ax the progress Ut Iron bodybuilding II.
the United States, Five years ago England hstl
u decided advantage over North America with
respect to the Gust of saip-bulI1lng, tho !s.a-
tcEials aud t4s latof oelng much cheaper. but
q great change has taken plae III tue 1ne4n-
yearly tU per C.us, aud tho present rate Is uot
much aboyo that VI thu principal Eurupes.,
auurkcts, wllle copper IL uuw psoIucc1 In such
quantities that It haa beeonB al article VI cx-
Iortution Ths pr.cs Of labor, Which u the .no4t
Important itctu ln the constitution VI yessclA,
brta: estimated u " psr Seut VI tae tvta3 cust
, 1877-09-03

M. EdouaE1 fuurnieE, thu luiscnt author,
Louk. :" L'Eapflt d Aut1es." has Gsouxl,s out ' =
tlaruG-voluulcI work, "Lr Vlcux Neut"-"Th
Old Nvx"-to illustratu the truth VI sUio-
mun's saving. "yAvru IL uothiny new uu&ler tic
"Ihefu Is nothing new but wha4 has beeu fus-
gotteli.a II there afu auy things that might ";
supposed " bo peculiarly thu offspring Ut tlo
ninettcnth century, they a1u tho fashionable
plants breath, prussian's bluol, ma4 Bls.
uiatels, frog color, moonlight, Milo 9uter, a,ll
the lilt. Nevertheless II. FouruitE Eues back
" thu sixtesat4 century aud nul4 IL 1ae paasa.
, 1877-09-03
DEA'rknS.


8TEPHENS-On Sept. 2, after an tl1huss Ut
about two weeks. Mfa. Mnsy Step4enp, wife Ut
Edward stephens. In the Bt!th year ot her aEc.
Funeral tfuul her l2tu residence, II North CnEtis
street, at ~ O'Clock a. NJ. Tuesday, Sept. i.
FE,enls OF tho family arc iny.tei.
AHNOLD-At EnaiewooI, ILL.,, at The residence
OF lts aon, Joseph Arnold. In his I'D war.
Funeral Tuesday, sept 1, at 10 v. H., to Grace.
land.
, 1877-09-03

Nothing Is moro pleasant 10 tho eye than 10 SEQ
In 1 h,ti,s juiiclous use 0t kn!cknacks antl
pretty little ornanlenta.. Many Of these Gun By
made By the ladiea At trlhng co.t, nnI add much
to the br.ghtncss Ut boudUiF bedru0ul, Rn pattur.
rhese nro what tho French ln:ludc unlcf tnu Nanle
Of itagere. ,.tadrsws' !iasar, ISSUED Vt CIn-
cinnat glyss tho most safint!s examples anL tircc-
ttVut how to make than Ihix nlUiiu n worth tho
subscription. which IL 81, though the contents VI
tho Haiar arc very Comprehensive. 1t is quito
INDISPENSABLE In we'll. urleruI horc.
, 1877-09-03

HEat}0sf {At J HHH ...
Miss CHARLOTTE Thornton, vi this place, has an
Old black 4orsr WHICH Eucs stsasht u The black
s,Hitl,'siIop AnI deliberately wAlks IN. uuAtteul
ci, every tl!uc lse Loses i Shoe. 4 negro b,y
usually rlles lIn ~ drive cows tu alld fruM thu
pasture, The otArr day t!le darky uI4u't rolllu
to time, aud the Intelligent horse droys the
cuws tu the pasture. At 4Iaothrt tiM0 hu won't
tu ths ua.turr Aluue antl druys tho cuWG lo1ne.
, 1877-09-03

plays we'll cast. Emil Lat.wtz. MI old head in
the German theatrical ifnc In ths city, Is man
agcr. AMI Lo.lis krcttuw leads the orrhcetra
Tic company II n1as!c up OF such rs Victoria
remainder wrrc carefully selected Iron, C1ucln-
natl anil vt. l,unls. Mrs. 1}tc.kct and daughter
md Mrs. Jaeger aud ,la,tghtes frnn the former
city, nni Heinrich shobcr, thc comedian of the
Inc was "The Ro,e OF i'aclararl,, i sentimental
German mar. OF character picture" rs the play
i!ll has II, written by Theodore Gassn,ann.
The music Is by Conradt Fur all opening
nish 'ns play and the @ nm
of Jtan Bap.tt'e, keeping the n,tt1tcnce iii ono
players nlso luatlc quite favorable impressions.
The theatre u destined to bceome nuite sue-
that section Of the eity. Prizes arr cheap and
the entertainment lrst+class. ',
THK woRKfNGMgH's TANTY.
4 meeting Of the loca! tecttous IT tho Work.
ingnen's PARTY yas held yesterday aftctnoo; at
Romcr's Hall, 45 North Clark street. =. Gultl-
water hllcd tho chair ani jotii Slamcu acted u
ecribe.
Committee to all Tie vacancy causc'i ,t,y the
Obliged to withdraw. The management of tho
political easnpalgn was tllcn oiscusse1, anI
definite plans agreed tsran rs regards the nttL-
tnde Of the Worklugmen's party toward the
vtto all other labor organizations. WurktnQncn's
ward clubs, etc.. which have not yet united with
the party. to send their delegates to confcr with
TIC rte'l'ntnary snnvrntl9n 10 10 hcld IT, tl!c
evening, and at which all the wards in the city
will be represented. It was further resolved 10
take steps toward the immediate publication of
daily and weekly paper entirely In the interest
OF wurkfnaMen. to be owned nnt1 controlled hy
a cooperative associatton consisting Uf reliable
traGes-union members and friends ul tho eunec
, 1877-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Company F Of tue Second Regiment VIII meet
At thetr armory at i O'Clock thIs evening.
A mass-meetlng ol woskIagmeu VI tue Ninth
Ward will be held Ut Wa1l's Hall, rusnes Of Hal
stcd aud AlaIus Etrexts, thls evening.
Company 6, FGst Reyincas Cavalry, Capt. NJ.
D. BIsKc, will msct " uier astuosy, Nos. lsO
. ss1 ~ East Washington strext. TILL eYeuIux u
, 1877-09-03
An lnyu4lon Of IluAFs,

More Wild bears than have ever been known
eiuee the swaiups have beru settled BY white
ulcu ars reported to lnLsbit tne bottulns of tlr
Mississippi vallsy thus y.as. Tlese caruisoruus
plantsSra1es u1s particularly fond Ut 4urgulent
food, mud the july culn ~ It rilenS lA thc lcId
y " xapeelAl obiset VI ateetlon. 50 sEuOS y
, 1877-09-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VVlNV 0TENW3IT| NIW0s,
LONDON, Sept. 2.--The steamship Barmatiau,
fru,n Montreal, mud Vt. Laurent, from Sew
Yurk, have arrived.
NEW fonH, trpt. 9.--Arriycl, tho steamers
England. from Liverpool, snd lluttcsAaul, fsom
tsL,tlrr.latl. -
I.yIRrVol. Sent. 2.-Tlls steamers Pon,snc.
rlfrL
, 1877-09-03
POAlOLOGY.
Sixteenth nfcnnIal SessIon of tho American
genealogical Society.


---
Sixteenth htenn'al sesa!on OF tho America"
genealogical Snclrty.
n.,rlMons. Aur. anGTte American, pono.
lon,.o1 s,,ctv In vtuo ocr.,t,l W., ,nrtt,tt,,, ~
~, soSy nn''f at..ps," ~. "'''ts..'" -
tue Maf5iaha hofsieu't"sa! SOCIETY," tie ss-
tccnth biennial session and exhibition of tho
former will bc held at baltimore, commencing
sent. 10 md rorttnn,nu tt,,rc ,lnr,. rhc ,n.t
.o..,,,, ~ ,,,o s,c,s,x ,v,. hel, ~ r,,.nr,. IN
sss " 'o ou,ss ws .e'a a. osago, ~
from all parts Of the country. The exhibition
was remarkably fine nntl interesting oue, AMI
md nroved of crest ralue. not univ 10 tic pro.
.luccrs present, hut also 10 others throughout
tho country. Tho American Pomological
Society is IN no respect commercial or tnoncy.
n,okfnr. No premiums arc given. nor arr ia
..tt,ttIax,. ,,,.,,nn,t.tr,, -. .,t,;...s ~
e1n'o..'o"s eoopsn'Ns. w !sI 10 1pJesS A.s en.
couraRcfnent to tho growth apd propagation Of
new fruits. Opportunities nre Etrcn for cntil-
partaan mud tho localities hest aalap.cd to differ
mt r,r,r,,.. nj fr1,,t. nrr ,srussc,i and tlc,11
$780,. u"..,,,, !, WILL - ~ 1,.,,,u,,
upon' tna3s"at -. "'uef' s''''' q. noS.o''
Prcstdent ot tho Society, ha* established
fund, which Is devoted 10 the purchase Of gold.
silver and bronze medals, wl,tc,, a:e awarded 10
exhhits of Ercat variety and rarity, They arc
k1u,wn ~ tho Wilder Mc,lats, and arc
highly esteemed BIZ fr,lIt-grow,.rs tlIro,gll-
over 5,o00 varieties VI fruit were
liz Exhibition thfs year viii cxctaI anY former
mr.
t.nns,,terahIc nrnrrcss I,as .,c.n male IN tho
NJ NJ th rift Rromrn. @ Hr,n,ry ttlm II ,"r9rss iali
i" III ,,tri Il vii IL. It'll IN cn,,,,csfi,,m With
ths I,,,,,,,ai cxhftsuu Of tIlo MaryuI iiurticui.
tnrni s.ctty and thr two ali ows viii bc virtually
tSs hntticulturai' tI,ow VII, ia mn .nu,Ie o., TIC
tirst iay. u,ust II not oll uf tlu sLrubbcry ati
finwers viii to allowed tU remain unlil
,m,rarv 'n op,,c..hui!itga NJ h"vo lscu erec,c,i Il,
shc Jr,rht nni III of ttn Hrn,nrv. cX-
tcluljnr its whole length, a,,l viii
IN, rntnpelle,t In a frw tlnys. 1rf,cy ure each
imli. viii aifHrd ,,vcr ;Alipkl fsrt Uf nUorhr
:Tnkina the ,isnlny Of flowers Al, irult together.
Lii T.. -, ~ az. .,.,, -. ,,,,i,. n,,}
, 1877-09-03

FINANCIAL.
FKASxroRT, Me-, Sept. at. E. Field l. Co.,
bankers, hasu suspended. LDss cstltnatcd at
&l,WANO
, 1877-09-03
By WAl. +. HODGES 4 co.

AT THE rRlyAvK RESIDENCE,
No. 7 Campbell l'ark, cor. of Ieayitt.st.:,.
Nctwecn Hafrison xau Folk-sts., NO shall sell,
Nontlay morning. bcpt. j, At IL o'clock, cunsfat.
ins of dng latlur Furniture. Enalsh Eru.srss anu
Tabte. Sewing stanl., Gne Hesialcals. l,edl|ns
lining and Kitchen furniture, Grocxcry, ti1ass. :
ware. Ac: SC. Sale pasitiye mud Without rcaefse..
WM, +. llODuEs j. co., AuctiUncets.
tAE! Ne4L LaGe.ht.
Also 1t our warofooms. aaa Wcst Laks -.f.> sat;;
nrtlay evening, Sept. y, ut 10 oclYek scnctalt
llua Ut lluuschoiu Uuoda~
WM. r. HODGES i CO., Aaetra,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Although known to be IN poor health for a
year past, the announcement of the death of Mr.
H. F. Clark on Wednesday noon fell upon the
community as shock. After being confined to
his room for many months his health had SO
much improved that month or two ago he was
again seen on our streets attending to business,
and many were not aware Of his relapse.
Mr.. Clark had for many years been one of our
leading business men, having opened a dry goods
store in Ottawa some 90 years ago. Continuing
in that business several years, he subsequently
became partner in the extensive planning mill
and building firm Of Colwell, Clark and Stebbins,
and later, on the death OF Mr.. Stebbins, of Col
well, Clark IL Co.. firm well known, by the
numerous heavy building contracts they eXecu-
ted, and their extensive manufacture Of DOORS
sash, blinds, &C., all over the northwest.
As business man he was shrcwd, enterprs-
ing and reliable; in his social relations, genial
generous, and popular. He was, we believe,
native Of New York, and about ~ years Of age.
He was twice married, and leaves Il wife and two
children. His funeral took place from his late
residence on Cass street at o'clock yesterday,
and was very largely attended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
The Grand Army.

The State Encampment OF the G. A. r. will
meet in this city on next Thursday and Friday.
A large meeting is expected, and the Opera
House has been engaged for the occasion. The
Republican gives the following particulars OF
programme, &C.:
Residents Of the city are invited to attend the
public exercises at the Opera House, cominenc-
ing at 2:3O o'clock Thursday afternoon. The ex
ercises will consist Of
Music by the Aurora Band
Song by the Ottawa Glee Club.
Address of Welcome by L. n. Lewis.
Response by Gen HilliaId, Commander OF the
Department.
Song by the Chicago Madrigal Glee Club.
After the dispersion Of the audience the En-
campment will hold business meeting, to
which members only will be admitted.
In the evening the Madrigal Glee Club will
give concert at the same place, to which all
are invited This Club is composed Of the fol-
lowing first-class talent: Miss Fanny Whitney
soprano; Miss Emma Baker, contralto; Charles
T. Barnes, tenor; George II. Broderick, basso
+. I. Baird, accompanist. Mr.. Broderlck sang at
the concerts given in this city by the Richings-
Bernard troupe This Club renders with fine
effect old English madrigals. glees and part
songs.
Admission to concert, so cent. Tickets for
sal e at Simon Bros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

In consideration Of the hard times, reduction IN
prices Qt labor and photographic materials, am in
dnced 10 reduce the prices Of Photographs accord
ingly and giye my patrons the benefit Of the yarous
declines in prices, and from this date until further
notice nil make my best retouched photographs for
Three Dollars a dozen, Which is dollar dozen
cheaper than 1 hare e1er made them before; I ,oill
also make similar reduction prices Of all styles
Of pictures made at my gallery. In style, oariety
and quality Of frames, aciU not be outdone, neither
tcW be undersold. Very respectfully
". Il. BOWMAN.
Otta,cd, jan 4th, 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

The Nep York Family Story Paper is a large
eight page weekly in the style of the New York
Ledger, and certainly quite as attractive in its
general matter and make up. 1t is not new
paper, but has been running four years, and has
a very large circulation. 1t is also literally il
Illustrated. To new subscribers for the present
year it offers especial inducements. A beautiful
quarto edition of Shakespeare is being printed
in numbers, and one of these numbers is folded
into every weekly copy of the Family Story Pa
per and given to the subscribers gratis. AT the
end OF the year each subscriber will thus have a
beautiful copy OF Shakespeare, worth twice as
much as his subscription to the Family Story
Pdper-S3.O0 year. Single copies for sale and
subscriptions received by Osman & Hapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
BY A NEW DOCTOR.

BY NEW DOCTOR.
An unsophisticated gentleman from the cou,.
try while in Chicago few days ago heard N
alarm of fire. Jumping up to see the steamer 90
by the hotel where he was stopping, he caugha
violent cold. On his return home he INTRODUCED
a new remedy for the evil, called an AlcohIl
Sweat 1t was eiiectual in curing that cold, bat
liked to have killed the patient. II Is an excl
lent remedy but people who use il should be
careful not to set the carpet on fire, and also
have bottle Of camphor near at at hand in case
OF fantius For further particulars enquire Of
T. W. NJ, NJ. d.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Tnc low prices that Scott Bros d Co. have
made on cotton goods is drawing customers
from long distance. They opened a few days
ago large stock Of blcachcd and unbieached
sheetings at lo'cer prices than probably ever were
made in Illinois.
For instance:
A nice yard wide shccting at cents; better
qualities at to cents, worth 10 cents.
A special bargain if offered in lot Of fine
6ieached muslins at 10 cents We retailed same
goods last week at 1913 cents.
Great bargains are now being offered in furS
blankets, tanes, ciodkS and Sha,cls, to close the
season.
BUFFALO ROBES.
To close out the lot on hand 10 per cent. will
be deducted from the wholesale prices lmarked
in plain figures. You can get nice robe for
$780, Sc so and $3.50. Call soon, If you would
see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Attention

is called to our large stock of sheetiDgs and
shirtngs just received; all widths in bleached
and brown.
New stock of prints, tickings, table linens,
crashes &c, DC.
Now is yonr time to make up these things for
the next ycaI. Our stock will at all times be
found complete and prices will be bottom.
A few cloaks to close below cost
All winter goods reduced ia price to reduce
stock before March lst. W. FL. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Why do you pay l5cts for raisns that | will
sell you for 10 cts per pound: G. VI. SHAW.
East Side.

And Bowman is unhappy. He sittethup nights
and weepeth. as 1t were. His hair is dishevced,
and not even long tootbed horse comb draw.
eth lie through them moustachc. It's all about
that alligator. Not even by bull-doziug the
niggcrs could the Board carry Louisiana, but
they must take in the alligators Like Russia,
they called in their native born citizens unnat.
uralized, and that's what's the matter with Bow
mans fayorite. lie was bull.dozed, and like all
honest alligators, lie said "Gve me Bowman o!
give me death He has passed in his tail scales,
but his memory still fingers in the back Office
His faults were few-a violent propensity for
gold fish being the worst-but his virtues were
many-less; and If he couldn't eat a hog in a
minute" he was victim TO circumstances over
which he had nc control.
Happy little "cuss thai lie was,
He passed his precious hours in plays and sport.
Till death came stalking on unseen.
But now h.. JoGd-'et him RIP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

There Is no medicine prescribed by physicians.
or sold by druggists, that carries such evidence
of lis success and superior virtue as BoscHEE's
GEaAN SYRUP for severe coughs, colds settling
on TIC breast, consumption, or any disease Of
the hroat or lungs. Aproof of that fact is that
10 cents and try its superior effect before buy
ing The regular size at - cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from Germany,
andits wonderful cures are astonishing every
onethat use it. Three doses will relieve any
case Try ii. Sold by Forbes x Gehring. uD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

There is no mistake in this, that Daniel Leahy
has an excellent stock of boots and shoes, and
all other goods for the feet, both for ladies and
gentlemen and children. They are selling cheap,
also, and guaranteed satisfactory. Give hmc a
call. He is also famous for his custom work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
AssjCnee's Sale,

The undersigned having been made assignee OF
r. Thornton, will make general sale of all the
goods in his hands, consisting Of dry goods, cloth
ing, hats aud caps, boots and shoes, crockery,
glassware, furniture, toys, notions, and an end
less variety of other articles too numerous to
mention. Also the fixtures of said store. The
goods will be sold at great reduction in prices.
JOHN W. KELLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Parkers Hair Balsam is the best and cleanest
preparation ever made FOR restoring gray hair
to its original color. II is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations injurious. /. removes
dandruff stops the HAIR falling ont, and restores
the perfectly natural colOr. II is eXquistly per-
fumed and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
as to make it a toilet luxury, Indispensable to
those who have once used it,
Ask your druggist for it, Nov. llth, ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Episcopal Church.

No services to-mol Nv, Sunday C4th), as had
been expected. y uo'c from Rev. Mr.. Royce
received last evet = informs us that on account
of a death in his inrsh he will be unable to
meet his appointment at Ottawa tomorrow, but
will give our + opal friends service on
Thursday cvenu. Of next week, 18TH at the
church IN Ottawn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Agricultural Meeting.

One week from to-day the La Sale County
Agricultural Society will hold a meeting at the
Court House. The committee on Constitution
and By Laws will then make report. Let all
interested be present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

HoLLGwAY's PILLs-are sure remedy for all
sexual complaints and may be taken 10y females
Of ali ages, who are suffering from dsorgan.
lied system or those distressing diseases IN par
tcullr which frequently occur Qrom matten-
tom ut the turn of life. They are so mid that
the most delicate female may take them with
perfect safety. % cents per box or pot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

| wish to announce to the public that have
opened harness shop on La Sale street, south
Of Main. All kinds of harness made to order.
Repairing specially Please give Inc call.
SrApuPTT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
Consolidated.

Mr.. Bowman has removed the Goods from lis
Picture and Frame Store (adjoinlng Walther')
the most complete stock Of Picture Frames, A.
buns, Photographic Cabinets, &c, &c. ever o.
fered in Ottawa, which he proposes TO sell It
prices that will defy competition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

HEARTBURN.-So called from gnawing pain
and heat about the region Of the stomach, ac.
companied by nausea and the belching of a thin
watery acidulous liquid, especially in the morn
ing, are common symptoms. To rid yourself OF
this troublesome complaint, avoid articles OF
food that easily undergo fermentation, take Ro.
bdckS Stomach BtterS three times day. in water
and adhere to dry diet for short time and you
will find yourself cured
For sale by Forbes & Gehring.
"PHosPHoRENE DEsTRoYER"-A few applica-
tons will efiectually exterminate Rats, Mice,
Ants and Reaches.
For sale by Forbes S Gehring.
"AMERICAN COLOGNE A New Perfume deli
cate, sweet and lasting, just the article demand
ed for every lady's aud genteman's toilet.
For sale by Forbes & Gchring. Jan64w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Must close out the stock OF clothing TO make
room for the large stock Of spring and summer
clothing now making at our mandatory.
NJ. STIEFEL * Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

In ordering your Tax receipts, don't fail to call
on Osman IL Hapeman, for their method Of put
ting them up is not only an economical one but is
one of great convenience to YOU.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

GRANGE ITEM.-There will be public install
lation of the officers Of Grand Ridge Grange, On
Tuesday, Jan. 10th, at p. NJ. w. III. III. Holl.
ridge will assist as Master OF ceremonies.
W. NJ READ, Sec'y pro tenn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Pains in Back, Head, Heart, Lun9', Rheumatism,
Neuddlgid, LuaJdgo, LiItcd, Rhs7unatc Gout,
Nervous and Kidney Diseases positively cured by
DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY AND LIVER
PILLS, ,e,er fail when taken as directed.
dec2 ly. Sole agency at ToZers Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

large lot Of fancy and plain cashmere suits
for men and youths to be sold at half price for
The next fifteen days, at the Yellow Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

TIE Turner's have announced that their an-
nual Ball. Masque will take place this year on
Morday, Feb'y 18th. A big time is expected, of
course. Further arrangements will be noticed
rs they come up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

"Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Steel will receive thdr
friends on Tuesday evening, Jan. 10Th, 1877, att
O'clock"
SO reads beautifully Autographed git-edg,d
note addressed to us and ours. If adverse WINS
or fortune decree that we shall not be.dar, lt
this be accepted in token of our sincere regrets.
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, by Forbes 4 Gehring.

The Grand Central Hotel, New York, offers its
guests the privilege of choosing the location OF
their rooms and floors, and have made a reduc.
tiOn Of rates on all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

Frank Il Co. have reduced prices on clothing
in order TO make room for their spring stock
Go and see them before you buy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

The Chicago Times says OF the Madrigal Glee
Club which sings here next Thursday night:
Nothing can be more delightful than the old
English madrigals and part songs which they
sing"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

sEIES,.-At a spelling school held in school
house number five, in which three schools were
Violettic Debolt, OF school district
number seven came of the Victor SPEc.
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100 Dog skins

wanted, for which Hull & Bartels will pay the
highest price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

II you want to buy sewing machines, organs
or pianos, 20 10 Mrs. Brewers and see how
cheap they can be bought Strictly frst-class
tronds