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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Albert MaierhOfer,

This well known and experienced manufacture
er of Flows has become the sole proprietor of the
late establishment of Maierhoter, Dent n Co.,
and latterly Maierhofer IL Jordan.
These works were started in 1882 by Joseph
Maicrhofer, who died in 1874, and trained Albert
to the business so that he insists that he doesn't
know anything but the pillow making business,
and he is so well known to the farmers of this
entire region that no introduction is needed The
capacity of the shops gives employment to about
sixty hands, and the buildings occupy about an
acre of ground. He uses all the new and first
class machinery, including a drop hammer worth
$500.
The firm preceding him got into financial trou-
ble and made an assignment to Mr. Geo. Beatty,
who so skillfully conducted their affairs that he
paid dollar for dollar and saved the entire proper
~, and thus Albert starts out on n sound basis.
His former clerk, Mr.. Charles Schaeier, tine
book keeper, will be found at the desk with Mr..
D. A. Buell. rs cashier.
Albert Maierhofer solicits and deserves the
trade that the old company SO long had.
All the late styles Of hats and caps now in at
VI. STIEFEL X Cos.
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Town Matters,

The Board of Supervisors, at their September SEES
sion last in pursuance Of law, voted S. 800 to half
free the Illinois river bridge at Ottawa The reso-
luton granting this amount directed the Super
visors Of the town to draw an order on the coun-
ty treasurer for this amount when the funds col
lcctcd for this purpose would be found sufficient.
4 question has arisen as to whether the Super
visor or the Treasurer of the Commissioner OF
Highways should receive and pay over the money
to the bridge company, County Attorney Mayo,
having been appealed to, has examined the law
and the order of the board and decided that this
duty is in the hands Of Supervisor Lynch.
The Commissioners Of Highways met at Dan
Makers store last week and elected John W.
Kelly treasurer and Dan Maher clerk for the en-.
suing year. Vim. Calvin, by reaso on of being the
Oldest member Of the board and retiring next
year, will be the president Of the board. The
treasurer of the commissioners gives II bond in
the sum of $1,000.
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Nobby business suits just arrived at
A. FRANK d Co.'S
Grand Concert.

The Boston Philharmonic Club will give Il con
cert in the Opera House on Tuesday evening" Apr
sd, 1873 The club is the same as last year
Bernhard Listemann, violin; Fritz Lstemann
Adolf Hartdegcn voloncello, Adolf Belz, French
horn and viola; Eugene Weincr, flute; AleXan
der Freygang, harp; and is said to be the finest
musical club in the United States. The club was
here about a year ago, and all who heard them
remember them, especially the Listmann Broth
crs and the Harpst, Alexandra Freygang, who
makes the sweetest music ever heard. The clul
now have with them Miss Zlla Louis McQucSten
u very fine soprano singer and very fine in hel
personal appearance. The price Of admission Is
put at 30 cents to all parts of the house and you
c2n get reserved seats without extra charge al
Simon Brothers, after Monday morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

Our retiring town collector Dan Mahcr, de
serves 4 word of well earned prize. He happened
to strike bad year in which to collect taxes, hut
though the people were poor and taxes cnor
mously high, he being n courteous gentleman
with hosts Of friends, got along pleasantly and
did his duty to the public in an excellent manner
He collected 4s,SG4.O0 against about 81, OOO.0O
obtained by his predecessor last year.
Mr.. Mahcr was ably assisted by Mr. Robson,
who proved himself an efficient and careful clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

There was Il respectable audience in numbers
day evening last, To hear promised addresses by
Mr. Blake and Mr.. Matlock, but after tedious
time of waiting, those gentlemen having failed to
put in an appearance, short addresses were made
by a Mr.. Armstrong, Mrs. Conwell and others.
number of persons pledged themselves to
keep away from the fowin' holc" and the meet.
ing adjourned.
The church has recently been rc-dccOrated, Or
uamentcd, &c, and is quite attractive.
The Red Ribbon Club had meeting OH
Thursday evening last at the Court House and
had large and enthusiastic audience. \ short
address was made by Mr.. John lIossack, who was
followed by +. y. Lewis, Esq, who acquitted
himself in excellent style. His speech was sen
sibe and highly appreciated, being free from rant
and scant and abuse of the unfortunatcs who have
fallen under the reign Of the tyrant king-alco
hol. 4 number signed the ribbon pledge and put
i'm this city has now reached within Il very close
figure of DO-onlv about 5 less. The club d.
rccted their executive committee To select per
mancnt place of meeting, and ut noon yesterday
they made a satisfactory bargain with Mr.. Sher.
wood. and hereafter they will have their head
quarters in the rooms recently occupied by tn,
Savings Bank in the Opera House building.
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RETURNED.-A, Frank, one Of the leading and
most popular cothiers of ottawa has been east
some weeks looking up the "boss stock" OF
clothing Of this season, and has returned after Il
most successful trip and the new goods are com
ing in hourly in quantities too numerous to
mention. He has removed to the commodous
store next door north of the old stand, and has
fitted up the place in apple pie order, and as soon
as he can get his new goods sorted out and placed
on his shelves he thinks he will have the finest
display, the greatest variety and best assortment
in Ottawa. If you don't believe it drop in and
see for yourself. His long experience in the past
in Ottawa and success in pleasing his customers,
are full guarantee for what he promises.
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Announces TO the citizens of Ottawa and La Sale
county that he has leased the Ottawa Mineral
Springs and opened the bath house to the public,
and also boarding house for the accommodation
of invalids. OF the efficiency Of this mineral
water in eXpelling disease from the human sys-
TEN it is hardly necessary to speak, us it is well
understood by observation-disclosures of this county The
power of magnetism in healing is SO well under
stood and generally acknowledged also as to need
no special argument to sustain its reputation. In
accordance with DR.. Wadc's purpose magnetic
treatment will be explained and offered in all
eases but not forced upon any one, And it can
be of little consequence to which agency cures
are attributed, so they are accomplished
In proof of his success in healing DR.. W. offer,
the following references to persons whom he has
treated in Wyanct his former residence, and in
other places. Also any person desiring will be
furnished The New Magnetic Healer in pamphlet
form containing valuable suggestions upon mode
of treatment and certificates Of cures in Bureau
and adjoining counties free. And from former
experience he is confident he will soon be able to
furnish evidence of cures nearer home If liberal,
| ly patronized by the sick
Mr.. David Spanglcr, p NJ, Wyanet, cured OF
an accutc attack Of rheumatism with two treat.
ments.
| Mr.. o. Weaver police magistrate Wyanet,
relieved OF rheumatism-one treatment
| Mr.. Wilson lcarnShaw, Wyanct, cured of sci
atica-onG treatment.
Mr.. Vim. Yearnshaw, Wyanet, cured of rhcum.
attic fcvcr-tivc treatments
| Little son of Mr. Anderson, Wyanct, reduced
almost TO helplcssncss by scarlet fever; enabled
| to walk with two treatments. An older boy cured
| of lame knee with one treatment Mr. \. him.
self cured of severe attack of pleurisy with one
| treatment
Mrs. Henry Kitaman, Wyanet, cured of chronic
| Inflammation Of stomach with seven treatments.
| Mrs. John Thompson, Wyanct, cured of liver
complaint-two treatments.
| Mrs. Wood, Pond Creek, cured Of chronic in
lammaton of knee ioint-two treatments.
| Mr. Burkey, Providence, cured of congcstiyC
chill ank constipation of bowels five treatments
Mr.. Weston, Buda, cured of carries in foot after
the doctors had decided to amputatc; seven treat
ments.
Mrs. OFT, Ottvillc, cured of cancer in breast
seven treatments.
| Professor Myers, Bureau Junction-lml
Strengthened; one treatment.
| Mrs, DIR. Smith, Peru, shoulder shrunk, fingers
crooked, knees enlarged-restored with seven
treatments.
Mrs. Mccormick, Peru, rheumatism in knee
joints, cured with six treatments.
Mr.. Timothy Horgan, La Sale, paralysis, walk.
ed on crutches; taken off crutchcs and put III
good gaining cunditiOn-siX treatments.
Mrs. Plowman Streator asthma, long stand
ing, relieved in five treatments.
1t is unnecessary to prolong the list Orders
for mineral water addressed to A. Wade, Mag
netic Healer, Ottawa Mineral Springs, =. o. Box
203S, will be promptly attended to.
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VandiVGr and Quincy
PLANTERS.
FARMERS.

There is no Implement you buy so
important as a PLANTER, and no
Planter that has not a perfect Drop
PING DEVICE should be used, as you
cannot have full crop on land plant
ed with 4 planter that only gives you
a half stand of corn. To avoid this
failure, BUY THE QUINCY OR
VANDIVER PLANTERS, which
are acknowledged by every owner
Of one to be reliable, and never fail
ing to give a good stand Of corn.
Let not the story that they are hard
running planters mislead you, but
BUY TIE BEST, and test It's run
ming for yourselves; and il YOU are
not satisfied after your crop is up
you can return the planter and &c;
your money. Sold only bv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Deaths.

Mrs. Mary Burke, mother of John T. Burke
died in this city at the residence of Mr.. John Far
rel on the 9th inst, aged 70 years and 10 months
She immgrated to Canada in 1851 and to Ottawa
H., in 1854, where she had since resided. She
was an exemplary christian a kind neighbor and
left large circle of mourning friends.
Mrs +. \. Arson mother of Mrs. Bird Bck.
ford and Clay Arson, died at Mr.. BickfOrd's resi-.
dence in Marseiles, Tuesday, April 4th last, after
a long and painful Illness. She lived for a few
years in Ottawa, and had many friends there and
elsewhere. Her age was IS years
Chester Harvey, son of Chas. and Mary Harvey,
a bright boy Of seven months, died on Thursday
last from the effects OF a scald on the arm, which
accidentally happened. The arm externally
healed up before the internal wound and the alb
sorption of the pus or matter, which otherwise
would have exuded, caused this death DR.. Bas.
com attended the child and did all that physi
elan could do, but could not save him. The sci.
cntifc word for his disease is pytsmd. Charles
Harvey, his father, was summoned bya telegram
from Wilbur, Ncb., and arrived here yesterday
noon too late to see the little one alive. The
funeral is at 10 o clock this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
4 Forthcoming Lecture.

One Of the ablest men in the last constitutional
convention of this state was Mr.. Vending, of
Edwards county. Though yet 4 very young man,
he distinguished himself as an able dcbatcr and
close thinker, whom the Oldest members Of the
senate and house dreaded to encounter. He has
electrified many an audience, and recently at
tackled "Pope" Bob Ingersol's theories OF no re
igion, and has so pleased all our contemporaries
that have heard him that they devote extensive
praise to his efforts on this particular SUBJECT
The Burlington Harkeyc among Others Is lavish
of sincere language in praise of his recent lecture
there and pronounccs him mat"hless orator.
He will lecture here May 9th, and we bcspeak
for him an audience worthy Of the theme and the
man.
NObby business suits Just arrived at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

ENC0rRNGING FOR FARMERS Having met
many our old and leading farmers from all part,
Of the county, and asked them a. to their pros.
poets for a crop of spring wheat this year VI
are warranted in saying that at the present writ
Ing the per cent of acreage over last year is not
less than ID per cent. and the crop for years ha-
not looked better than now for this early day in
the spring, and oats a, well seem to promise an
unusually large harvest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

PUoToGRAPHIC GENs.--Whcclcr Il BiIOws are
the premium photographers Of this city. They
have well earned the title and received the high
est premium at the last county fair, a compli-
ment justly deserved and appauded by all. Their
work proves itself and establishes them As the
best artists in Ottawa. They have new back
grounds, new accessories and everything ncccs-
,ary for producing the most perfect work.
Rooms over Griggs and StiefclS stores, corner
La Sale and Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

OF the Young Ladies Temperance Association,
we are requested to state, will from aud after To-
day be supplied with a variety Of reading matter,
and provision has been made 90 have the room
open during the afternoon and evening on
SUNDAY, as well a, every week day. The
young ladies especially request, as an apprecia
tion Of their efforts, that the room be visited 10y
all, men and boys, who have not more profitable
way Of spending their time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
HOME MATTERS.


Rev. +, W. Graham, Sedaia, Mo, has been APP
pointed by Coy. Phelps as one of the state com
missioners from the L. 5 to the Paris EXPOSE
lion. Rev. Mr.. Graham was formerly resident
of Ottawa and has many friends and relatives
here
VIC Wheat. former operator of the y. x p.
Telegraph Co., goes to Monmouth, Ill.,, as night
operator.
Mr. Adolph Brown, agent Of the lnman Line OF
Steamships, passing through the city spent aday
with LIs friend and relative c, VI. Reese, Esq.
New and nohby styles Of boys and children :
SHIFTS now all in at VI. STIEFEL's * Cos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

That sensation story Of the missing Odd Fellow
seems 10 be somewhat mixed and it is said "a
woman in the case" may be the cause of his sud
den departure. Nothing has been heard here Of
VIII. Hagen, nor Of his chum who left at the
same time, but where one is the other is likely 20
De found
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Casualties at La Sale, from Thursday,s Damn,


crdt:
By fall of coal in the Union shaft, last Mon
day, VIM Costello was severely cut in both arms
and had his right knee spraincd The same day
Thos. Cadigan had his collar bone broken by n
fall of rock, while another miner had narrow
escape from instant death.
The oldest son Of Mr.. Michael Cosgrovc, while
standing upon a scaHold engaged in lathing last
Tuesday, fell and suffered a compound fracture
OF the left arm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

PoICE.-John Hennessy, on Thursday, got q
large quantity of bulge in and also got some dis.
lance "oii color" when Officer Brennan invited
him to take a walk to the calabooSe. Hcnncssy
refused the compliment and drew knife. He
was secured Just the same and slept there all
night. Ten dollars and costs was what the court
said and John furnished the necessary colatcral-,
and is now wiser, more experienced and doubt.
less more Disguised man.
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Neck wear and silk handllcrchcf,, latest styles
at \. FRANK X Cos

DR.. Sheppard has proved himself TO be the best
veterinary surgeon that ever visited Ottawa. He
has established himself here. He is thorough
~ educated man, and knows all the parts of a
horse, anatomically, as well rs the best surgeon
can anatomizc the human body, and his practice
is extending widely, and he has become auIhori-
~ in all difficult cases of diseases of horses or
cattle Consult him, at Carew's former barn,
which he has now nicely fixed up, and in which
he receives and has many horses for medical aid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

The Rp'i5iicu. Office adycrtises reception ON
Monday, when the public are invited To call in
and see their presses run and c0mpositors setting
type. After the reception is over thcpropric'or~,
prcssmcn and compositors are invited 10 set on
the court house fence and look at oor compost
tors setting up the tax list
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

J. +. Montrose. Of the Clifton. Is retitting
Mitchell's livery stables on the bank Of the Fox
river 10 be used In connection with the hotel.
The sd artesian we'll Of Ottawa on yesterday
noon had reached the depth Of 10 feet. John
Paul, one of the workers, predicts a full flow Of
water at about 2c}5 feet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

STRING LAMB.-The city meat market is as neat
as new pin, and Mr.. VIM. Degen knows how to
keep it so. We saw display there Thursday last
of pork, beef and veal that would be hard to beat
On Saturday-to-day-he will have a splendid
spring lamb, the first Of the season, land don't
YOU forget it,"
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A HINT" Remember the widow and orphan"
saith the scripture. There are widows in this
city who do business and not in the whisky or
beer line. They pay their taxes and deserve pub
lie patronage,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

HowNEp'~.-Thi- Is the popular restaurant pat
ronized by every one and appreciated by all. lie
suits alike the stranger who casually drops in;
the farmer who wants square meal or the cpl
cure vino wants all the dainties, and La, one
price for all and that amount is ~ cents a meal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

REuov,L-Fred Mueller has removed hi "a
looms to Hamalle's brick building next door 10
iIcss's cigar factory on Main street and will be
open on Monday next. He will keep Is good u
saloon as any one in the city
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

Fox HUNr-Ths afternoon 4 party Of gentle.
men will start from McDcrmotrs shop and
Whites Hotel on fox hunt. Among them will
he Mr.. Abe Holderman, Of Seneca, with his large
pack of thoroughbred fox hounds. Come and see
the gentlemen and their dogs.
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IynCn's New Store.

Andrew Lynch has so completely changed the
general external and internal arrangements OF
his buildings on Main street that none but those
who have watched the alterations from day to
day could recognize the place. He has, as the
writer thinks, made two new points. He has
adapted his stock and business largely to the
trade in fancy dress goods, dry goods and the in
Vulnerable articles connected herewith, and is
fitting m the boot and shoe store of Ottawa.
The latter is in Shaw's old place, now being
completely remodcled for the purpose. Shaw
has the entire grocery trade in the middle store,
and Mr.. Lynch his grand store in the old place
made new and elegant and the finest in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

Martin kem has the sole agency for Ottawa OF
Phil Bests Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De
lyered free to all parts of the city.
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Michael Wood, who was run over by his broth
cr's team, which he attempted 10 stop, a. men
toned last week was fatally injured, died on sat
urday and was buried on Sunday last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

About 80 carriages formed the procession {
Mrs Burkes funeral on Thursday, and twas on
of the finest in Ottawa for years.
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GREAT IMrRoyENrNT.-Plate glass, 5 10y 10;
stock complete; goods superior and prices low,
al BarnettS.
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J. c. CROKER,

GUARDIANS NuTItF.-ro all persons whom 10 may
VI concern. Notice j. hereby gwen 10 ~. uut HrsEIr
Eliza TAYLOR Eliza Marshall. guardian - Lulu p fsN
lur minor. THAI such guardian she v 100 make aprlca
N" rru Court 81 Ia sale county l ne Aie 81
Illinois the June term a. lssS Of said court Cniurnc
Iug on the Monday % June ~sS hv ale uftht
flUing describe. rial estste whereof IN. said Lulu
TAYLOR Fpd Boo Zee. 20 Wit. The undivided hat 81 al %
lots I'VE ami except the east eighty feet tr,i and t
undivided half % lot sven. in block thrtyghf IN The
original Town Mendoza. In the county - Ia sale and
state " Illinois, when and where al persons Interested inaS
apIar sud defend the Il they shall ~ :, 70 do
ELIZA TAh Lpls
Now ELIZA MARSHALL
j 4 tElYKEE. SlIr Guardian q Lula :. IaNor.
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Remember that nice spring lamb to-day al De
gems, for your dinner today and SUNDAY.
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FCR SALE CUEAP.-3 counters aud quantity
Of shelving. Inquire Of \. F. Dunayan, Dayton,
Illinois
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Leathcr-top carriage. now. also % secondhand
double harness, for sale cheap. at Mrs. Brewers
store