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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
The Famine i'm IBdir.

LsNDON, August ~. The editor %
the Madras Times, who member 4
the rolIet committee, write. under fat'
of Angus: l4tb. - o'Iow, The Topu
lstIol m Southern IndIA II ore or J - -
hIcied by the famiUe number twenty
tour millions. Under the mo-. favorable
instance, At les-. Ole-- KIN will d o.
Twenty three p, opl- IN MI dieI 81 AZ.
vatiun - Bengal. Ia VI Ora no camp
%, 1000 RI morning siter m"'ning
with out leaving lhir'y C0rI- =. 10 thr
inter ur the di-.r. - r- mo- fearful. One
gantlemsr, IN p' - * dD~n tbe valley .
Wylsrd q -'rIc'. c5unteG twenti nIf q
b dl,. ~. the iuT \ @. flee p anter,
.,ekrng -noltsr from the rain 10
but ipu0d tx deco ~ 80 =
beies On ANY dsy and every day
mutn.r- may T., ,e"u in the streets o.
Matr, oti-ring treir children Tor sale
whrl" the founding portion . the poor
toIse luH 90 'Ini4rts found by the police
on the rods to.grted rs t7eIr pa'er =
Since tn. famine bc.Gn 100000 p'o lie
have died 81 Haul sEd -.rf,-. The
fr.t big 'rsgedy may be eIpectei IN Wy.
.oro. m that P"vInc. Indeed, IT,. orula
ton mr. rsaro,d q from BsngIo-e % t~o
csss, -! .lulJsl,- II q 'eady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30

LATE reports of the famine in India
show a horrible state OF want and
suffering. Since the famine began five
hundred thousand people have died Of
starvation. The poor houses are full OF
deserted infants found on the roads In
Madras mothers may be seen any day
offering their children Tor sale; and
some cases of Cannibahsm are reported,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
Vacancy FILLED.

RICHMOND, VA. August 2S.-lhe
Conservative State Committee ect, d
}. q. Field, of Culpepper county, Tor
Acknowledgement and Gov. kemper sp-
pointed him 10 lll the unexpired term
OF the late Attorney. General DAME
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
Ihr InIiIanS.

OMAHA. August 29.-The following
dispatch was received at Department
haadqusrter, yesterday evening from
General Bradley NJ Camp Robinson:
send one company from Laramie and
one from here to the Black Hills to-
morrow, with thirty DAYS supplies
Fourteen men, five women and three
children from Lame Deers band came
into the Spotted Fail agency. Lsm0
Deer's village, $40 lodges is At the mouth
Cf Little Powder RIVER shall send out
another party to try and get them IN.
This Is the same party OF hostlles struck
by Gen. Miles last spring, in which On
gagement Lame Deer and several other
Indians were killed. The band is q
remnant of Sitting Bulls village
not yet driven in by the troops IN the De.
partment of Da kots, and their coming IN
and disarmament will render the hills
country safe even at the northern eX-
trcmity, which mas been beyond the reach
nf ;rpOps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30

Marion is still fighting death with
-, hi. crutcLes Ard ne seems to be
,s,,iog the better OF tbe grim monster
"A. ,aver had much faith in MoRToN's
living, it is the good, we are taught who
4;a vounU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
Hines General Forrss'.

MEMPaIs. AugCs. 2y,-Genersl Bed
ford Forre.,. the famous Confederate
cavalry fl ,-r, 1. dar gero1fy III Z
Ba,iy spring, A ADAMS, from chronic
disrrnp4 He friends have little hope of
his recovery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
GoyERNMEsTs-Strady.
RAILROAD BOSps-Quiot.
STATE BoSD>-QuIel.

STATE BoNpN-tlul"l.
SroCKs The reports ui the bank
troubles IN Chicago, and the pressure ("
sell ~rnt the stock market down IN the
.orenoon from 3! to . per cent, Alter
midday the d SpstchcN from Chicago put
better tsce On the tusti"n, and under
lts uhuenc" there WAS sn improved feel.
lng. and the market sdvarced from \ 90
3 The tran ssctions on the Stock EN-
change were $4,000 shares, oi which
IL, 700 were New York Central, 39. 900
Lake Shore, 22,s0O Northwestern, ~, 700
Rock Island, 1920 ~. Paul, 500
Ohlos, 500 Wabash, 5000 Delaware.
Lackawanns and Western, 2i.OO0 Mlchi-
gan Central, 5000 Pacific Mail, ana
IL 900 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
GaIdsmith Maid.

LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Goldsmlth
Maid trotted here to-day in 22l2, 2l63,
PIN, and was not pushed particularly.
The track was in fine condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
Prop...d Commercial Telegraph

NEW YogK AugU-. Z9.-Tuc msrn-
be- o. tho Produce Exchange, 70 tsy
d. .-.I p .lutlol, " the "tfHct that II
ID. ,el l,grsph comrsnies do not sford
toorr ~ s,me facll;p hey bad prev.
Iou. 20 TIE cor -JiidstIos, they " Ii il
we ;Be e., operation OF the Boards o.
Trade aud Chambers %. C'mm@rcs
tnr, ,hout the country 20 cDmbIue IN
iirr is1rng the urcf,,ary tunc. .Or the
cot s.ruc.lon Of no opposIto1 lire, - f-
meet With ell the cith 10 which the dI'-
ferent exchanges are interss;ed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30

BRIGHAM YoUNo died at his residence
salt Lake. yesterday afternoon. de
sh,ut nineteen wives and the
-, Knows how many children to mourn
MIA lose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
The Omaha Bridge.

An agent o! the American Bridge
Company, who arrived here yesterday,
says that the broken spans of the bridge
will be replaced by ,'estIe work and p
Howe truss inside OF twenty days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
General Grant.

LONDON, August 26.-General Grant
and wife have arrived In Edinburgh.
They are the guests of the Lord Provost
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
FL. DaNenpor, DHinx.

CANTON, "a. August % - h.
Davenport, the trsgeilsn i dying lie
has hidden sdleu 10 his friends.
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VOL. 10.
at'heelina 2e9lster.


gL> ,reather to-dW 'oiH be partly
elouay, ruth northwest to "o'''"''' 81 '0'"'S'
yo,Dsr temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-30
Death of Brigham Young.

SALT LAKE, August 29.-Brighsn
Young died at P NJ. to day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
4 Narrow Escape.

The boys had been out on 4 vsi. 10 their girls.
They had gone early, and stayed late They
were in l8ptures; and took "a beer" before 60
ing to bed. They opened the nt.dOor-they
live over the stOre-and after several minutes
of loud talking and laughter went up stairs to
bed. They undressed in the light Of q tallow.dip,
which is by no means as bright light as num-
erous gas Jets, SO they discovered nothing wrong
till they approached the couch, when like Il
clap OF thunder from clear sky" like cannon
shot from an ambuscade," and all that sort Of
thing YOU know their eyes bcheld man in the
bed staring them full in the facet Suffering
Moses, can the horror Of the situation he dcs-
cribed two boys with not so much as pocket
knife to defend themselves with and the store
and its contents dependent upon them for their
preservation. Their hair "riz" Their bare
knees shook, and 4 cold sweat gradually covered
their bodies. For an instant they stood like
statues, unable to move hand or foot. Coming
to themselves, however they made a rush IN
ljNhdbdlt for the stairs, which they descended in
q jffy and out the back door: one to hide in the
hay OF a neighboring barn; the other, to alarm
the police. Night Waterman Smith being at hand.
went back with our hero No. >, and found the
guilty wretch still in bed staring AZ the darkness.
1t then TRANSFERRED that some scalawag had de-
posted one Of 4. Franks dummies in the bed TO
scare the boys. But they did not succccd--of
course not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
DteO.

On Thur.day. March 30 of Group HENRY. OF nenry
| and Nellie Holmes; aged 2 yeafs anc months
The funeral will take place from Mr.. Holmes esrnce
on the east SIDE this Saturday afternoon. at2rA.
Joseph BOYD, OF Grand Ridge. H. In the l., af.h yesr
Of her age.
The call cane to her without warning. For six years
had been afflicted with spinal disease which slowly but
surely wrugt It's tell work upon const tuition ue!ly
rugged Mrs. Boyd In Adams county. Pesnsyl.
vana. and in the early part her life removed with her
parents 10 ayette county, Pa Here In early years. In
10 the prayers of unusually pous mother she
brought 10 Chist under the ministry OF tie Rev. Joel
Soneroad, who al the time OF her connection with the
church was pastor n. UniontowD Pa Having been mar
ed TO Mr. Boyd in 1872 she removed with her husband to
La Sale county, H., In 1885 There years aiterward
she was one OF nine hree OF the Others her husband
her father and mother) who organized the Farm Ridge
Presbyterian Church, While II is uncommon thing for
death TO invade family circle and away at one blow
the wife and mother yet it is very thing that hus
band Is called by Gods providence TO bury such wife,
that family OF children called to part with such
mother; and have always considered Ms. Boyd re-
markable woman and In several respects she was remark
able: First, She endowed with intellect
she had strong and well balanced mind her quickness of
perception and soundness of Judgment remark able
Second, For quetness OF spirit, mdness and smsbty Of
temperament she remarkable. How tender of the
feelings OF Others what interest she felt for the good OF
Others ana how ready she was 10 deny herself and make
sacrifices Tor the well being OF Others. Third She
OF eminent pety Her knowledge the scriptures
was far beyond what generally found among nte
gent and well instructed Christians Her clear mind
recntve memory enabled her TO grasp and retain the pre-
cep and doctrine of the Bible history and the scripture
promises How strong and unmoving her iath how
her ZEAL how and abiding her love; how free
from everything like ups ana DOWNS s and starts
her religious experience; and then wiha what
friend. what afectionste wife, what devoted mother
But If the trial Is extraordinary the grounds of comfort
and consolation ure also extraordinary. II is pleasing
thought that she has her dear and mother and
many other loved Gods children whom she knows
that have before besides all the patrsrchs prophets
apostles and martyrs, and, above all the Master himself
who said. ~ prepare place you and II go and
prepare place for you will again and take you
IN selt, that where am there we may be also"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
a luIse Report.

.NessJa. EditOv-I fnd there is report on the
street that our present excellent supervisors,
who are candidates for reelection, have hereto.
fore opposed and are still opposed to the cree.
lion OF q new court house and jail OF course
nothing can be more untruthful. As the law
stands, the county is able to make nc greater
appropriation for such objects Tn any one year
than can be raised by taxation the same year.
The reason why the new Jail has been held in
allegiance for the last three years has been, that
The county in that time had to raise 10000 for 3
county roor house. To have undertaken that
and the court house or Jail al the same time
would have involved heavier tss than the Su-
;,eryisors arc allowed 10y law TO levy. Now tina.
he poor house is built, however, the erection ui
Jail, or new court house and jail, becomes pr1c.
ticalle, and Of course We want the best ,ncn W.
have on the board to attend to the mattes, and
every sensible man in town knows We have no
better men for the position than OF: present 81.
Dervisors-Lynch, Neely sud Sto,8,, 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
Temperance Meetings.

At the last OF the series Of temperance meet.
ings held in this city last week, preliminary
steps we've taken looking 10 permanent. organ
ization OF the friends Of the cause, whereby they
might work unitedly and more effectively for its
promotion. On Thursday evening of this week
another meeting Was held in the NJ. F.. Church,
at which constitution was read and adopted,
and the proper officers elected also an executive
committee consisting of three members from
each Of the churches represented. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. T. j. Valentine, Deacon
Bennett, D. McDougal, Esq, and others.
These addresses were brief but pertinent and
had the true ring The NJ. E. Church Choir led
the audience in some excellent singing from the
Gospel Songs"
This society is known as the Ottawa Christian
Temperance Union" Its object is clearly stated
in the second article of the Constitution, VIZ:
The objec. of this Society shall be TO promote
the cause Of temperance, increase its influence
and power in the churches, obtain and dissem
mate information upon the question of total alb
stinence in all its bearings, devise and execute
such measures as may tend to advance the cause
in this county and especially in this city, and
finally to labor 10 educate the people until public
opinion shall demand the total suppression Of
the liquor traffic in our midst.
This society starts out well, and We predict for
il good degree of success There can be no
doubt that there is a growing interest in this
good work in the minds OF the most thoughtful
OF our citizens, and disposition to devise the
best means and to execute the best measures for
the removal of the blightng, whitening curse Of
In ON no rancn from our community q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
=. Ottawa supervisor.

Editors f,te YrGd.r:-The issue in this town on
next Tuesday will be, as understand il, wheth.
err James II. Pickens, an old resident and tax.
payer o! unQuestionabc integrity and fair abili
ty, who has fairly and faithfully represented US
for the past six or seven years, shall continue as
our supervisor, or are we to be represented by
an individual who has never paid one cent OF
tax in our town, simply to advance some ones
private interest as an attorney or as part com.
pensation for shouting free bridge few times
Although differing in politics with our present
supervisor, think it bad policy 20 change at
this time, as | am not in favor Of trading horses
until we are safely over the stream.
TAN PAYER.
South OttnMN. March "lLh lNi1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

SCARLET FEvER.-There is a good deal OF TN.
necessary alarm abroad on the subject Of scarlet
fever We have interviewed the city health Off
Ger on the subject, and he assures US that thus
far all winter there have been but two or three
malignant cases in the city, that there are none
now, and that in all there are not at present over
a dozen or fifteen cases in the city, AMI all these
are OF the very mildcst type. He will lay full
report on the subject before the city council at
their next meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

ENTER-AISNENT.-The yodns people Of De-
Park give an entertainment Al Rural Hair Iii
Saturday evening, consisting Of farccs, songs,
;ableaux, declarations, etc, and pleasant ey-
ching is expected.
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harrteD.

a. caca-0, Tlursfly evr7n-, March ~, jv Rev D.. r.
GoOtvt1 pastor Of tic First Congregational church.
hENl.l p. CAS- 20 Al.BlE = SHEPHERD a home
s1re- Ga-rf .>tn. sgMchi-an Ave. 10 card.
A. TIRE residence the htias fathe- ir ltt.pa ~ = r.
81 D. 1.-7 on q lsff hat. N-. HERNHAED ZIEN uI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

The social hop at Willis on next Monday eve
ming, under the management of James Spillanc,
Dan'l Dunn and {. W. Louth, bids fair to be one
Of the plcasantest MS it will be the first of the
kind after the I.enten season. All who have
been favored with an invitation should attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

TAELE LINLN.-A very choice lot OF table lin.
ems, napkins, toweiings, &c, opened this week
at D. IiccEan Il Cos. Good crash, Is inches
wide, al cents per yard, and all other goods 1t
corresponding low prices,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

DEAwS oF.-City Marshal JustUs Harris, Aay-
ins been appointed By Ills Honor the Mayor and
confirmed ~ the Cou- ell as marshal .or SIS,
has drawn OF The race for the town coliect5rship.
His rivals zee. happy no doubt, though there are
iii enosgh left 10 make the ontcst u'--e>;uc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

A new stock OF ladies white cotton hose at &
cents and upwards just in at D. Keenan, e Co.'S,
also ladies' fancy hose at low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
Town Collector,

EDltJR. FREE TEADER:-The number Of can
d!dstes for Town Collector is still on the in
crease. Geo. w. Ravens requests the voters OF
the town OF Ottawa 20 favor him with their votes
for that Office. Some may blame him f)r the
misfortune that visited him during The past year.
but il is well known 10 n'csl ~ &c people that
but little eau be said against him in the matter
1t is TO me q wei! know fact that since that time
ne has made good 70 the proper classes Of the
creditors Of the late Grin although not legally
compelled simply from moral pcrsuasions} quite
a large amount by paying them, TO the best Of
his ability, small amounts from time TO time and
am convinced tina: lie only offers himself for
the office to be the better enabled TO continue in
his laudabe undertaking,
This fact being made known 70 Che voters
should, in my oriroa, be suiticicn: % secure his
election, CIV.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

PERsoNAL-Chas. j. Skinner is still with the
old and reliable firm OF VI. Stiefel e Co., and in
vites his friends to call and see him there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
New Spring Goods

Have begun arriving at NJ. Stiefel & Co's., and
invoices viii be opened daily tllal have arrived.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
IFnr CDIlCftOl,.

EOr Collector.
VT are Authorized 10 announce that JOHN I. BURKE
Will be candidate for Town Collector Of the Township OF
Ottawa q, The en. mig town election.
For Collector.
We are authorized TO announce DANIEL MhHEB a. a
candidate lOr the cce Of Town Collector Of The Town OF
Ottawa al ii. Aprl! town election.
For Collector,
CAPT +. g. KING viii be a candidate Tor Jwn Col.
ector Of the Town OTTAWA al the snaua' town election
10 be held On the fG., TUESDAY IA April.
Fur Collector.
We are authorized 20 announce that FRANK NyOlEE
VIII he scandltate Tor the '-ce Of Town Coeic 81 e
ensuing Il ~ election.
ICog' Assessor.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD a. a candidate tor
Town AsssssC..
Tor Constable.
weRre sutb -.lzet 70 a-LcauceC g. G. LCTZ a. acsrl
Date for Constable a, the ensuihE town election.
Tor Collector.
We are authorized 70 sr-sunce GEo. W. RAVENS as a
candidate for Ire ofa-o Town Collector at the gal
e!ec'ior e. tha town ottawa o. tho lrst Trcsdsy
April.
For COLLECTOR.
T. o. ELACE s zcahdldle for the once Of Town Coz
lectoE ne approaching town election 'irct The
VII u fte Peopl-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

The late SHOWS lave he'd their effect upon the
rivers, which have risen several feet
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Who Would

10 shabby dressed when fine CASHMERE ou.t
can DC bought at VI. Silefcl 4 Coz for only s..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

: nice Lew stock Of ,..ti"9s and sa% Lmikcr
cL.Jts, very cheap at D. IIecnal & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

Think Of il. Tip..op, heavy suits only s; a
the popular White Corner.
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SNNOt SCEhLNTS.

Shell Baskets, Cart Receivers, &, very pretty
at Osmau 4 Hape:nan's.
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NV w ife

Insists that 4. Frank e Co. sell clothing, hats,
caps, &c, cheaper than any other house in
OTTAWA
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EEAD-D. He-saa * Co. v. u not DO rls,cs %,
The prices .! groceries. sure.
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ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
RCPF'S
EASY CALCULATOR

PUBLICATION tai must prove OF nchlea aIe unht
Fsrrlc.S Mrcn.rcs au1 Business Men, Z j. 80 Idf
and rIyrI as TO rT'e the most scholar anu tet 50
s.ul, and i,dr'sar hat tie most ui,Ie To hg1es car
t.sIrfIHernfy be-1np hls own accountant u rna1 -
thousands Uro0sr!is' ~ minnie U'It tey ccnd not
is,I,H 10 calculate "a mSny mouths.
The irst Part cSntllE- an lUtTey "- .si- ~ !Al.'s
which show g1Hus the eNact v-'ns 81 an kinds OF
GRAIN StGt Fay. Coal Lumber. Merchandise. etc from
pUTadup lrf .Td ips price TIA. TIE mar
kct j. likely 70 reach The Interest on sun Tor any te
ar "a per cent. correct flrAsururut % a. kinds
% Lunbert Saw Log. tefr., Tank 6rsnare, Bns,
valuable tables.
The second part Is rt.l. Arithmetic 40 clnbol.es
simple flathematrr' % nrinle which enables uHy
familiar with the tgnGsIsltal Tucs 10 hccsae -}fiH
.l'sv'TlH aud rfI '1 fiis OF tfe fgurcs and
labor uifsd ~ The on mary methods, al .ls wiz
thssr iItficAcies. are a.flr.I. rHH-'.i.
The work T. nicely rr.uel va I' rlrt rapsr Is well
a1c el' cAn'y bound a pocket h1uk shade and h RrcO-
panied By silicaf- slate Temorsngum sad 7Dckct for
1.7e. It's by fu rarlsi complete. y1eh1rsiye and
convenient I1Ck.' rlCaua' ever run'ishci.
Hitit -. BnuEc ia Russia L-sther. GLfi, 400 No
rocco. 8 So .. INC iu-.i.l J.Iil, so.
.ert 70 aLr .f.r--s1 nr rf- 'HT price.
y,ulN T. HAlEMAN,
March o, .-... lava, i's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

on Thursday "a water was drawn ,-5m the
canal, y.yinc, TIE reimbursement an Opportunity
20 reps. trgir 6ocs,s against the onenfr- OF nayi
gator. The rIenarers also Of the ceral are bus
liz engaged r. making ;he Small repairs along
the I.ze Navigation, if the weather continues
favorable, NAV oren about the 9Th or 18Th Of
AR
Whist tl.c..-say about the boys AID -Lli:en's
a.etEir. at \ Frank * Co.'S: They are delight
heap
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

.. HecIaa & ca. have large stock Of boots
and SHOES Of all grades which they sell at bat.
tott rates. Call and examine the goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
,fD.ULSSION 80 CENTS.

,fD.UISSIO.N 50 CENTS.
RcScrUcd Seats for Salc at Simon
Bros. Music Store from saturday
plOJninc, .March 31St, until Tues
day crcnin6, April Sd, ,cith0ut
chor6e, or ut the unprecedenHy
lO'c price Of soc. litter .Iprii sd
rcSerrcd Seats p0Sitirely Tjc.
Doors open 1t ;.lj, CoLcGtats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

Fresh Rst, chiefly pike, have appeared upon
he stre1:s, and our N?or;srfen arc beginning 20
fal,- rhh Ind
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South Ottawa, March &)tb, 1874.
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FOR Collector

We are auih .lzet 20 announce c. G. LCTZ a. scsrIi
!ste for Constable q, the cnsuiRE town election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

EEIOJN.-Iorsc men wishing b breed ifJm
Nr. Ambrose Trumbo's fine Norman horse Be-
roux" win find him on Mondays Tuesdays, and
Wednesdays ?: Nm. Trvra5os; Thursdays, at
Richard NaSlc's; - F=iaays and Saturdays, az
his puuer's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
1"Og Assessor

We are authorized 70 announce that FRANZ NpUlEl.
VII be candldae Tor The '-ice Of Town Coicr 81 He
sEsurr r. . election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31
For Collector.

VT are authorized 10 announce that JOHN I. BUIKt
will be candidate for Town Collector Of the Township
O.tatrl q. he ~. l.pg town elec'!Qr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

Il. o. GLACE 5 acandidle for the once Of Town Coz
lectoE At re approaching Town election. 'lrct 70 me
v.G u fte people.