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Indine Hose Co.

On "Wednesday next there wiIt BE- q Parade OF
The Fire Companies aseisiee T tho tsrcmen oi
Strea,nr and Peru In the cyeNf'c, at Turn
Iiall, will take place the annaa'Hail of the Tn.
dine Hose Co., for which ticket Sre now being
sold. II is hoped that the brsiF,ss men will en-
courage the boys by giving r IN a slight lift a.
usual. by purchasing ticket. Tie balls have al
'ways been successful ard rcditablc Ia the com
pany in every inspect: cTl this next one will b,
larger by far than 81. Yet given. Before til,
dancing begins. trars will he a short speech q
welcome to the visiting companies by Mayoi
Nicholson ~ the nall
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Ell Perkins.

Eli Perkins vas not greeted by large audience
on last Saturday evening, tho only reason for
which that we can give /. the great number of
SLOWS ahead Of bis engagement, making too
severe pecuniGiy draft during these days, The
lecture was all hat it was claimed Ia he, hui
norous tain 81 an hour or so, and twas good.
His discussion Of the theory of fun Us laid down
In his serious talk was certainly entertaining
and thotgltful, while his selections of illustra.
tons from the infnitv Of funny things were I'm.
usually happy. Tne -sst Of the evening was nm
Epd that hi, audieg,c enjoyed it is attcstcd :,
the number Of sore sides We heard cyStapla'' ed
Of on SUNDAY.
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HOME MATTERS.
Personal.

Mrs. Allen Jordan, Bloomington, Is III the CITY
Mr.. Edgecombe of Ottawa, H., has gone in
partnership with Judge Moore, ana Is 10 prac
lice law at York. He is Il young man ana comes
well recommended. - York (Neb, Rlndf"a".
York is the capital of York Co., and judging
from the appearance of the Republican, its rejec
ton of the "patent' fraud, and the liberal usC
Of its advertising columns by numerous mer
chants, We should infer that it was a live, 60
ahead, and growing town-a capital place to
"rrow up WITH" as Charles is evidently going
to do.
The Hon. j. ID. Cation, of Ottawa made an ar
gument before Judge McRoberts on Thursday
last in a chanccry case in which he (Caton) is in
terested as counsel. The learned cX-Judge is rs
well versed in legal lore when on the Bench,
and is, moreover, good >peaker.-Jo,id Repab-
Hcdn.
DIR. j. O. Harris delivered two lectures on Tex
rs TO audiences in Marseillcs on Tuesday last.
The twilight has been making a vigorous eff
fort during this week to kill Hon. &. W. Arm
not in remarkably good health is far from being
dangerously ill., being able to move about his
place easily and attend to its business cares.
L. A. Tower, Esq, Wenona managed to get to
Ottawa this week despite the mud.
Mr.. F. Cook, late of VIM. Trainings, having
taken unto himself rib, will leave on Monday
for California to take situation in clothing
house.
Mr.. J. Mcigs, not Mr.. C. c. Glover, as the La
Sale Democrat says, has been head assistant in
the Ottawa Post Office The mis-statement cuts
no particular figure SO far as Mr.. Meigs is con-
cerned but g Honor to whom honor is due
that's all.
Noah X. Smith, formerly of this city and well
known by our old citizens generally, died at Sccor,
Ills, on Friday morning, of dropsy; aged 50
years.
Mr. VIM. Cushman. Of Georgetown, Col, was
in the city on yesterday, spending the day with
Mr.. l., Perkins, until the afternoon mail left for
the west when he continued his journey to Col
oradO.
viii Linton has taken in partner, Mr.. John
ston, of Ontario Co., Canada. Mr.. Johnston will
be found to be a success" and under the new
regime we expect to see the business OF the firm
greatly extended and improved.
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The c. c. Club.

The {. c. Club gave their first party at the res
idcncc of Z. c. Allen, Esq, on last Thursday ev
ening. 1t was most enjoyable affair. The
company was composed,entirely of young people,
of whom about 81 couples were present Dan.
cling began about o clock and closed at midnight
refreshments being served abot 1880. This op.
ening party made so pleasant by the hearty hos
pitality of Mr. Allen and family, has ensured the
the club parties Il great success, and we believe
they will he looked forward to rs the events Of
the winter The next will take place at Hon
Washington Bushnclrs, we believe.
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Ottawa !, one Of the prctticst cities in the in.
terror Of Illinois, and is steadily growing and i'm
proving Notwithstanding bard times. There are
many elegant private maI'siOns there, and some
decidedly stately, while most Of the public ed
fees attest the Iibcrality and enterprise Of the
pcoplc.-Ld sail, Press.
The Pres has never mCde a truer or justcr ut.
terancc than THE above, and ii i all the more
pleasant for coming from'l a Sale whose paper
generally have been unable to mention Ottawa
without an accompanying exhibition OF hydro
phobic or rather deiriuu triangular rabies. ct
taus, in spite of the striR@cncy Of the times has
during the past wear, PUT up sin large, Su1'tan
tisl brick business structures, including dozer
of capacious store roorrs and extensive hall anC
office accommodations; vet with this large addi
ton she has fewer sto-s "to reut' than veal
ago. We are getting a'1lew generation OF wealthy
men, who are cot airria of investing their MONEY
at home instead Of carrying it off to thica"o an'
burying it in fancy outside property
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The New Literary Society.

a petition having been circulated for the pur-
pose of organizing a new literary society, large
number met at the basement Of the Methodist
church on Monday evening last. On motion
Prof Works was chosen chairman and Mr.. Palm.
er secretary. The object of the meeting was
stated by the chair, after which a committee was
appointed to draft constitution and bylaws.
D. McDougal was appointed chairman Of that
committee, and will report at the first regular
meeting of the society, next Monday evening, at
The Methodist church. 4 Committee on pro.
gramme reported the following for the exercises
.Or the next meeting:
l. Essay-Miss Lydia Strawn.
. Select Reading Mrs. e. J. Curyca.
3. Representatives., lianne, Paine and
Woodward
The discussion will be very interesting and in.
structiyc, no doubt, as the gentlemen chosen are
well capable Of of filling said engagement. The
subject will be Of their own choice. Our inform
ant called upon the chairman to ascertain the
theme for their discussion, but they had failed as
get to settle on any topic. They are at present
looking through "Matson's History of the Hi
pois Valley for q starter
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RICH0LseN & SNOW,

STATE Oh ILlIN LA SALLEI0.--ss.
~ IL ne 'uNltyfuFt Ia e JIrHdIY tenn, ~. lSis.
In the naJt6rW The petition vi BOOli Marcfsou for
order CilrgiY his name.
Know ~ vtrn whom II may concern, that ], Bo0lf Mar
cussQ ~ ne Village Of Leland III. Ia Sale
and star of Illinois (aso known and called BY the surname
~ gHtler shall on the third MONDAY Of January
IN present my petition to the ionrt said
o. Then 70 be held az the County court Hous of said county
u la Sale Tor the p0rposc III obtSiiug order la w
made and nterts of record t rcrOrls Uf said cop
Ia change my said sorname ei MLsct-soS 10 III" -urns,
of BLILkR; and that may hcDcsinrth be known al 3
called hy the name of BorOLF N. BUTLER; when I'D
where aay person pers.ss mag pear and resist spc
tition II ;hcy se-; nj. pJTOL.F MARCUSsJ\.
NICHOLSON d Snow, Solicitors for Petitioner. nJSli
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Damages,

The city Of L. Sale which, during the present
term of the circuit court, successfully disposed
of a suit for dsInsg-. caused by defective side
walk, has create one now on hand. VIM.
Thomas, superintendent Of the Illinois and Mich
igan canal sued tlc city for 5000 damages, al.
legged to have s~en 'esus<si 10y the eity's sewers
emptying into tiic hasins Of the canal = =.
Bull Of Ottawa, hzobeen retained by the prose
cution, while James ". Duncan, mayor u Is
Sale, viii lock sfte- THE eiiy'- interest
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GUARDIANS NOTICE. ~ al Persons Concerned -
VI Notice hereby giSch by the undersigned Charles r.
Herrshof. ir Gua,sn VI Julia A. HerrshO, minor, that
such guardian, he Will make application the Circuit
Court of theronnS of Ia SALE In the state of Illinois,
the January term A u. 1873 thereof commencing the
twenty Way OF January A. d. 1873 for the sar of The
riluMinR described real estate whereof said Julia A. Hers.
hotf IL seized In fee to witt The undivided Ave twenty.
cigths Of the north half of section trythrec In township
thirty north OF range two of the third principal mcri
diam containing altogether 80 acres situate In said county
Of Ia Sale and state Of Illinois; when and where ali pcrsnn
Interested may appear and defend the same IL they >, ~
CHARLES +. HERRSJiOFF Ig
Guardian Of Julia iorrshoff.
e.. GILBERT GIBoNs Attorney, nn,li-jw
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@. GILBERT GIBONs.

INWHtY ut L.IW, thlclD0, IIf,
GUARDIANS NOTlCE.-Io al Persons Concerned -
VI Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, Mary b.
Potter. Guardian Of William h. Potter minor that,
such guardian she will Makr application the Circuit
Court of the county OF Ia sale IN the state of illinois, nj
the January term u. fS.S thereof, commencing on the
twentyhrst day o1 January r. 1873 for the sale OF the
following described real estate. whereof said William ~
Potter IL scizc in Zee To witt The undivided five twenty
eiRhths of the north half Of section thirty three in township
thirty north OF range two east of the third principal mcr.
diam containing altogether 80 acres situate In said comfy
of La sale and state Of Illinois, when and where all persons
Interested may appear defend the same II they Mt
MARY Is. POTTER,
Guardian Of william B. Potter.
G.. GILBERT & IBONs, Attorney, l0N2i-3w
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County Grange Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the La Sale County
Grange, No. 81, will be held in the City Hall at
Ottawa on Tuesday the 4th day of December, 1877,
commencing at one O'Clock p. NJ. Election of
officers for the ensuing year and other important
business desires full attendance of the p. of H.
F. G. SNEDAKER, Scc'y.
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Doctor sto'aU reset an arm for Peter Smith, Il
farmers hoy, who broke his arm last August
From our informant we learn that the boy has
suffered great agony through the ignorance OF
garelcssness of a Lostant doctor. The facts in
the case are these The bog fell from II load OF
hay and dislocated his arm. The Lostant doc.
tor was called and, thinking it broken, set the
arm. using, as We are informed, pastcboard for
splintrinS the same. The arm rctainedits crook.
cd position in which it was placed, and in order
10 restore it t. is proper usefulness il found
necessary 20 rebrcak and reset IT, Tho boy is
now at Mrs, J, Doll on Mil st.
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NM Al. SEIvII - NIhENr NOIICt..-E..

MN AL SsEIsINl IL: NIf.NT NoIICE.-Es'
L TATEof LoYsL RICHhEDsoN, DRCTA sEp.-Notce ID
hereby gwen To- all irTrr In said estate" That the
undersigned ADMINISTRATOR of the VIII annexed Of ia" 49,
tate Of sai Loyal Echars' deceased, viii APPEAR giore
the County Court of the county 81 II sale and state Of Hi
nos nj The Comfy Court Huu-c m ottawa In said rnunty
On Monda, , 2ls day 81 January D. iss, for thr ui
pf rcn'rfg an account uf lii proceedings IN the N
ministra'i'2 vi sid estatC Tor The final SHtl"m"nt
Dated a VSIai, THIS 2lst day ~ November l-,':
ISAAC ". HOWE.
ATrrr- n. !. McCALEB. Administrator. Sc
lc~s 'HHtS Court Ii SAL" tY H. IuF1i-IS
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SHAWLS, MANTLES 4 WRAPS.

India Nsihy cashmere Shawl nom slUuW UT. lAulA
Filled CcAhsrs NJ 5000 and up. . l.,
Real n,~vA, Chcdda and Syrred India Shawls, new DC
signs f,.ll upwards Also null lines British trenfb
and Csgnan shaws in beatu new styles Of The ,rf ana
most .cAblr manufacture Paris NANTES and tuahs ut h'
at,,. sto,lc. from slhC9up and Berlin from sNnW
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS

GIVE richer display of colorngs and brilliant cnecls nis
nson than Tor many years past and receiving by
EVERY European fresh additions To or, stock.
The M, r,l COSTUME CLOTHS range In price rom ~
ward 10 ~ o. aud low priced DRESS GOODS, froE1O
yard up many vf them being A. ef~tNc n the heavier
fabrics.
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MOI RNING DEPARTMENT.

French nud English Grapes. Grenadines and Orsandes
lnunNnc-. Henrietta 10th. 81 "a up. French Cashmere.
% np BsrrtZ cloth, NcrgrS Australian Grapes and other
desirable fabrics ~ very low prices
We make up full suits of MOURNING from measure.
~ short notice. Mourning Jet ewery and all small arti
C,s Of mourning Ia yarietg.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY the best sustained work
OF the kind in the World"
HARPER'S magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the prfSs.

Notices Of the Press.
The veteran MagasRe which long ago outgrew its orig
nal title of the eG hOnhy Mdgdz has in the least
abatcd the popularity 1t at the outset but has added
II in many ways and has kept fairly abreast of the times
thanks 10 the enterprise OF the publishers and the and
wisdom of It's editors For whatever IL best and reada
erage reader of to-day looks TO Hdps Magazine just as
cXpectanty did the reader of quarter century ago
there the admirable variety and the same
freshness and suggestiyeness in It's editorial departments
nov ~ then. boston journal.
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GLOV Els.
I.SO,

Hid SIN isc Thread anil Ncrnu Glove, Of the new col
orr aud shapes. In grat Varict,.
Lord Ty lurs Kid Gld, - buttons warranted M 81 "
per pair, prize" lat ,'uSgu Si.jN
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HOSIERY.

LnlTN, Mss,r and ChiircnS Hosiery fjn = 80 dozen
tpth M finest goods Al the -S' designs
n Fiery are represented IA our stock ~ SS. Cotton and
M,'TthO.
"A thing uf beauty is q Ioy Forever"
AMI beautiful stockings ,-,rcr,l an ndispcus able
Psrt Of female attire.
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Ladies' aml Children'S Suits aN,t
Fine Under Clothing.

tqcsc icpsvrtn,s embrace everything pertaining To fr
tnaic suited To all ages ana circumstances, f' u'
particulars ~ catalogues.
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OF the story element the brightest feature Is the btn.
ming Of the new serial by Miss ALcorr entitled "UNfAn
THE LILAcs," with Illustrations by Mary IallocS Footc
The Christmas Number contains also the opening new
SERIAL STORY fon Boys tale of tropical life 6ustayus
Frankchstrih, entitled "TowER.Mo admirably H..
Illustrated by the artists Moran and Kelly; PORTRAIT or
Miss Acorr with sketch Of her life; several poems by
Two LITTLE AMERICAN GIRLS; PLAY, and a CnEIsrN,s
CAROL sc to music and half dozen complete short sto.
ries, bright, funny exciting and pathetic, &c. &C.,
The New Cover is hy the English Artist WALTER CR,Nr
tho fny,tn, si.sf,, - ~. NH, y.
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D. mAhER'S
Cash
PRICES:
all Goods Straight No Humllg.

Twr.," lb-. Dried Peaches for........... 81 90
Valencia Rai-iu-. len itS Tor. 90. ........ 90
Five H.. GOOD Rio ooficc for............... 90
Bet o. q. Java Coffee, ground. per lp...... -
Bet -. g.. Java Coffee, green, pr h.. -
: Jap. T,l good enough for any one. per 10. ~
sixteen nar, ~ Herman Solp. ............. 90
one 90. LprI.lard', Navy Plug tobacco. -
one 20. oi ihr Best fineyu; ...-............ ~
Bg-het- very cheap, from 10 cent, upwards,
\ ~3-ar eight and one half lhs for........ 90
enc !iuu'lreI IL. Lrckport Flour for ..... = -
uar hundred l',- Gcuc,a Flour for......... q; 20
on" hundred lh-. White Rose Flour........ .. -
"n~ h,ndrrd lh-. Middliu-- ................ 100.
''ur hundred lh-. Br,u....... OIL. .......... -
Germ, per hu,heL-.....-.....- ---........... -
F-res Drip Syrgp. "Reminiscences. ~.
AAA@r'p syrup. ....-.....-...-.. -.
N"''r'-'- .......-. ---..-.--...........-.... 90
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There was great rush for wedding trunks at
A. Frank IL Co.'S lately. This indicates that the
matrimonial market is firm,
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Lace. Cambria, lh. nd SILK Handkerchief and beautiful
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1870.

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Fires,

Regular m5Lthy table oi losse- Icy fire in tGc
:. :. and ca ada> for October, j. published in
Ast weeks CLsos.cl, from which Nc make the
5llowirc synopsis:
lSiG. l>1-.
.,.-.g gate losses........S 81. 4jliCe <sgS2 40
IJ.,,.> 10 In> Co.'S. aGsl GOO &GG:Sl
y IF t;rrS........... 80, 80
Ts greatest los un any one day was on the I'd.
So 600: the least on the 10th. si5,70o. Illinois
Iot sl5l.oO: Delaware, sloO; New York, 81
3Sl1O. Twelve bakeries were burned, ) brew
eris. II churches, IL drug sser,-, furniture
facDries. IL sin houses gri>i mills, ~ country
groery stores 81 hotels, . liquor stores, lsliv-
erytablcs, II restaurants - SeW milk, r. 'Obac-
20 lrns, vco'cn mills
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DOMESTIC and HOU SEkEEPING
GOODS.

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annels and In fact, every article required IN This line.
a NaNs eel at manufacturers prices.
White Goods and Linens. rom the finest White Cambria
% The best Linen UaWssk If all grade and Qualities and
al .siartury price.
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strayed or Stolen,

Fryn The harn 81 John Isos9s Dayton sova.hp, Wi
u-izy night. itth inst. WHITE R''hSE. - k-.hAH
focs in goi condition. Aay in0-mEtBlI - his ssi-rc
Asou;s ~ill - hberaily ryvart.-i-
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TNc HOW" SERIES bt Instructive papers, by ,ariou. a
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Hoh mtrry l. made; HDr mackerrl caught HO,r they
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they N"rk in the teacUuntry; Ho'o 10 be- raror magician
etc There viii bc ao -rrie Of stories and sketches
Foreign Life, -
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE,
Such Old Nicola "a Russian story Day tnnLe the
welsh Castles Faster IN Germany. The ndis ~ The ANA
zon How Kitty Lost in Turkish Baz,a Master Mon
tcluma Mexican story Han,a, n" Ia'r Ns-1n rri
many otlcrs
Jack-in-th,~Pulpit Young Contributors ETwrurrt '''
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FAIL IN SulTING THEN. FROM THE PRINTED CAT.
GARMENTS THAT WILL GIVE sATIsFACrlQN; AND
IT Is ONLY NECESSARY To GIVE TIE PROPER
MEASU REMENTS TO INSURE SUCCESS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-24
FI'RS.

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Alaska seal Nuns, nom s6OJUp
Alaska seal Euas. fruin -. 70
Mink Murs and Buas. from slai0G 49,. upward.
Silk Fur. lined Garments. nom Ss5tC
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all tSd'r exactly aud % The interest purchasers We
EuaraUt'" a purchases "a he satisfactory 20 buyers
stand ready % 0u~y All errurs. W. invite orders.
WINGED thar ursi trial viii insure regular custom
hereafter.
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