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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-17
IS suits are very cheap at NJ. Sticfcl e Co.'S


On last Sunday the Turner's of La Sale county
held monster picnic at Clark's falls, near Utica,
in honor Of the one hundrcdth anniversary Of the
birth of Frederick Ludwig jain, the founder Of
the German society Of Turner's Delegations Of
Turner's from La Sale, Peru, Ottawa, Mendoza
and StreatOr were present besides hundreds of
pleasure-seekers who were not Turner's. Speech
es, athletic sports, singing etc. constituted the or
der Of exercises 1t was the biggest thing in the
picnic line held in this county for years. Bach's
18th Battalion Band, Of this city, was present
and added much TO the occasion by their excel
lent music
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u On last Tuesday morning about half past |:
! o'clock fire was discovered in the southeastern
}. portion Of Woods Eagle Mills and tile alarm was
AnFncdiatcly given by the parties who first dis
covered it and the members 81 the military com.
parry who were camping across Fox river.
ON she arrival of the guards WHO were about the
first so'reach the MILL ii was found 10 be almost
entirely wrapt in flames, and none of the con.
tents cpala be saved. They at ones turned their
attention to the horses and wagons IN the stable
and yard, which We're got out and all saved The
fire company and engine did not arrive upoR the
scene very promptly, and when they did il vas
! found to bC inaccessible to save any part of the
mIll or the out-buildings, so their attentions was
turned to the protection of adjoining buildings.
ERe headway Of the flames could not be checked,
however, until the mill and buildings connected
together with the planning mill and box factory
were totally destroyed. The City Mill and the
Ottawa House and buildings across the street
had very narrow escape and all were somewhat
scorched and badly damaged and there was great
danger at one time of the lire sweeping over the
entire southeastern part of the city but By efforts
of the citizens and fire department the flames
were checked. The steamer NJ II. Swift soon
after She commenced working had the misfor-
tune to blow out the safety plug, which rendered
her useless for further use that night
The losses are large and are estimated as fol-
lows:
}. Wood, proprietor of the Eagle Mills, lost Oh
his buildings, including cribs, sheds, &c, which
were all burned, from SIG, 900 to $4,000 and on
stock of wheat flour, DC, on hand, perhaps
$1,000 additional. He has insurance as follows:
In the st. Paul, of Minnesota, $1,000; German
American, of New York, $500; Orient, of Hart
ford, $1,000; Pennsylvania Fire, of Philadelphia,
$1,000; Insurance Co. of North America, Phila-
dclphia, 81 ,5OO North British and Mercantile, Of
London and Edinburgh, Sl,0OO;--all of which is
on the building and machinery. Also in the last
named company he holds policy for 81 800 on
stock, making total of 81 800
II. c, ~ Il. W. King ON machinery, &c, about
$1,000; no insurance. John Gross, cigar box fac
tory, $500; no insurance. Other parties, on ma.
chincry, ETC., in the same building about 81 ,OOO
upon which there was about $500 insurance The
building belonged TO the Ottawa Manufacturing
Company, and was valued at $1,000
The wooden buildings on Mill street were more
or less damaged, and some covered by insurance
The cause Of the fire is unknown and is attrib
utcd by some to spontaneous combustion from
the work of an incendiary. \ part of the insur-
ancc on the mill has been adjusted and paid, and
the balance will probably be paid next week.
We are informed the mill will probably he rebuilt
next spring.
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Lieut.. Beach Immediately went on duty, and is
an efficient and satisfactory officer. He is vet
eran of the late war; and little Of his record
would not be out Of place here. He enlisted in
the 55th H., Co. g, I'd Reg't Douglas Brigade,
tCol. David Stuarts regiment Chicago,D August
%, 1861; and re-cnlistcd as a veteran March 81,
1864. Was under Gen. Sherman from the begin
ming of the war till the close. lie was in a num-
Der Of severe engagements, besides a number OF
skirmishcs; was all through the western cam
paign, and from Atlanta to the sea; from there
to Washington at the grand review, and from
there to Little Rock, Ark, and honorably DIS
charged the 18th of August 1861
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-17
HATs.-New fall styles at A. Frank & Co.'S
Opera House.

The Chas Forbes Dramatic Co. will occupy the
Opera House on Tuesday evening, giving the
new version of Uncle Toms Cabin, and will give
the same play at II matinee at 2 o'clock ON We'd
ncsday afternoon, and on Wednesday night will
play Black Diamonds or the Heroine Of lIazclton.
The company is Il good one, that makes special
ty OF playing the two plays named, and they haye
strong endorsements Of the press in the large
cities Mrs Nelson Kncass takes the part of
TOpsy, in which she cannot be cXceed; and lit
tie Camilla, only three years old, plays Eva in Il
way to excite the wonder Of all who see her. The
play of Black Diamonds gives the exciting Incl.
dents in the miners strike in Pennsylvania, and
shows up the Mollic Maguircs. The plays are
both good, and the price Of admission is very
low as the managers motto is " Low prices and
Il good entertainments" You can get reserved
seats at Simon Bros. for 80 cents. The admission
is still lower Everybody should go.
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To the Edito,% ?t the FREE TRADER-Thc Exc
cutiyc Committee Of the Illinois state Industrial
School for Girls desire to put themselves into
communication with the leading papers Of the
state. We therefore ask you to publish a short
sketch Of the work We are doing and propose to
do. Organized last year, the school went into
operation late in the fall, receiving homeless and
and to habits of scif.rcancc and industry. The
basis Of Il substantial English education is formed
AT the same time, and il is matter of great sat.
isfation to those in charge to see the progress
made in these directions. Some of the these girls
had never been taught to work at all and are
rapidly developing a talent for those most ncccs-
sary accomplishments, domestic work and sew
| ing. 4 prize offered for darning has stimulated
their zeal in that direction and County Fairs may
look out for their laurels in such embroidery.
The institution is under the fostering care Of
Mrs. Bevcrdgc, Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs Gen.
Chetlain and host OF other workers, but in
these hard times can not advance quite as rapid
ly as is desired in the great contest with gnOr-
ance and vice +. H. BAbBITT
Miss Louisa Eames, Of Ottawa, is Vice Presi-
dent for this congressional district Of the Asso-
citation having this benevolent enterprise in
charge, and is soliciting pccuniary aid in its be-
half. Contributions may be made directly to her,
and applications for admission to the school ad-
dressed to her, or any inquiries in regard to il,
will receive due attention.
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An Honest Medicine Free of Charge.

OF all medicines calculated to cure any afFcc-
ton Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of
none we can recommend so highly rs DR. KING
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, lIoarscness, tickling
in the throat, loss of voice, etc. This medicine
does poStirely cure, and that where everything
else has failed. No medicine can show one half
so many positive and permanent cures as have
already been effected by this truly wonderful rem
cdy. For Asthma and Bronchitis IL Is perfect
specific, curing the very worst eases in the
shortest time possible. We say bv all means
give it u trial Tria boHLcs free. Regular size
$l.D, For sale 10y f. Y. Griggs, Ottawa. (5J
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On account of the temperance picnic the rcgu
lar meeting of the ladies' reform club will be
held on Tuesday of next week instead Of Thurs
day ut 3 o'clock p. NJ. in the basement of the VI
f. Church. full attendance of the members
Is earnestly desired rs business of importance
will be transacted. 4 cordial invitation is cx.
tended to all ladies in the city interested in the
work and the association to attend this meeting
ana become members, BY order of the president,
Mrs. c. ID. TRIMBLE.
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NUMBER 3.


Miss Mary Strawn and Miss Basnett, Of this
city, left for II visit to Indiana on Wednesday.
Prof. T.. S. Harrison and family late of Coun-
ell Bluffs, are making visit to relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Witte, Of the Illinois WocleRJlatf, left this
city for Germany last Saturday.
o. W. Bollmeyer and wife returned this week
from their eastern trip.
Major Widmer won the prize Of - at the rife
contest on last Saturday evening, making score
of 81.
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About half past two on yesterday afternoon 4
house on the south side near the south limit Of
the city was destroyed by lire. II was occupied
by 4. f. skinner, and owned by +. \. Beech, Of
Otter Greek. Mr.. skinner saved nearly all his
household goods The building {, valued at
500, no insurance. The fire. supposed TO have
caught from an imperfect chimney.
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Go to NJ. sticfcI X Co. for fine goods.

SERENADE.-On Wednesday evening Bach )
18th Battalion Band, accompanied by number
of ladies and gentlemen of this city, drove out to
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Ora {. Thompson,
in the town of Rutland, 10 pay that worthy cou-
pie the compliment Of scrcnadc and spend a
social evening. The band wagon was drawn by
hcry, spirited horses, and the ribbons being in
the hands Of VIII Raymond, who untcs the ac-
accomplishments Of Il slillful drummer with those
of tip top Jchu, the party speedily and safely
reached their objective point. On arriving there
they found the amiabc hostess and host and Il
number of ncighbors, with Il cheerful welcome
for the visitors. The band acquitted themselves
spcndidly; the party hal delightful time in So
ca amnsements, not the least being furnished
by Mr. Thompson's novel back action automatic
sky scraping swing. These amuscments wound
up with one Of the best suppcrs that skill and
good taste could devise, which was duly taken
in" and appreciated by all When through Mr.
Hoffman, the popular secretary Of the county
fair, board had attained Elias Hathcway's ample
proportions and rs for Elias, well, he was simply
immense!
On the way home the band, as one Of them had
it, gave Hon. w. Bushnell "a blast" Crossing
Fox river bridge one Of the boys gave the buglc
call for the benefit Of the "sOjcrs," campcd near
by, and the pickcts fled in wild disorder.
All in all the evening will be cherished by the
party as worthy Of LIES happy remembrance.
a
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County Court

Estate of Enoch ID. Varcl. VIII admitted To
probate and letters tcstamentary ordered issued
to Mary f. Narcl upon her entering into bonds
in the sum Of 81, 500
Guardianship Of Lcnora George ct al. mven-
tory approved.
Estate Of Bridget McGill. order for notice OF
final settlement to October term, 1873
Estate Of Francis NJ Ilogcboom. Abel IIOgc-
boom appointed administrator. Bond, $500. No
ticc to creditors 10 October term.
Estate Of John Mcfarland. Order for notice of
final settlement to October term.
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You deserve To suffer. and II you lead a miscr-
able, unsatisfactory life iu this beautiful world,
IL j. entirely Your own fault, aud there is only
one excuse for yuu-yuur unreasonable prejudice
and -hrpt.gi-m. which has Rillcd thousands.
Personal knowledge aud common sense reason
ing will soon show volt that Green's August
Flower will cure you 81 Liver Complaint, or Dys-
ryu-a with all - mi,crlbi, effects such as sick
headache. palpitB'lUn 81 the heart, sour stomach.
igli'Ual cp-'iygur.-. uzziu,-- OF the head, utTy-
.s- IIa-irar.Uus luw spirits. a.. It. sale, now
reach every town pu rh, western continent. aud
not druggist but will tell YOU 81 H. wonderful
cures You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents.
Three du>.- will relieve yuB. sold bN Furbc- *
Grhriug. -
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TweIyr Inns Of Agntr make one square.

Advertisements not under contract must be plainly MARKED
the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hye lines
Inserted five dollars per over FIVE lines, one dol
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising in MI cases TO be paid strictly in
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before expiration of the contract will be charged the full
rates as above Extra charge will also he made for dssou
ton and other notices NOT connected with their regular
business
Local notices, fifteen cents per line
sg- In no case will these terms be departed from.
81 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 be
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds to the
date which they have paid and at once notify the publish
prs of any discrepancy
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The Stars" are coming.


At the election held by Co. d last Saturday eve
ming for first lieutenant John d. Beach was the
successful candidate. Although Mr.. Beach did
not seek the office, he had many friends in the
company who desired him to accept it, and he
was elected ON formal ballot by good MAORI
ty. The following is the result of the vote:
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80 900 Worth of Carpets just Received.

Yesterday We were shown very handsome
stock of carpets just opened by W. II. Hull.
They comprise all the latest patterns, such as
Queen Ann, East Lake, &c, in the various grades
of body and tapestry Brussels and ingrains.
Brussels carpets from - cents to $50 per yard.
lngrains were never cheaper.
Crumb cloths, very handsome, from s. 10 SO
pnCh
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The Best Salyc in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcua, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilhlains, Corns, and all kinds Of Skin
Eruptipu,. Til, ,alyc is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction in every ease or money refunded
Price - cent, per box. For sale 10y
L. Y GKIGG.. IilAMn-
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THE FoOT RACE.-BarbCr won the foot race p
the fair grounds yesterday afternoon by about N
feet In the start Rgden held HIM pretty close
until Il little over half way when he says he
turned his ankle and weakened, which he claims
was the cause Of his losing the race. lie says he
will try him again before long, Barber says he
was not in good condition, rs he was feeling
nuiln nmMrn
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The St.rs" are coming.

The City Directory is now printed and iu '-e
hands Of the binder. The publishes, Me--rs.
HaWicy y Pfohenbcr-er inform as shat there are q
few c0pic, that have not been -oid. ANY one
wishing a copy can purchase it Will. TIE delivery
j. being made
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Mrs. L. c. Bird would announce that She ha.
improved apparatus and is prepared to give
clectro-vapor baths at the Mineral Spring BATH
house, Paralysis, rheumatism and all female
diseases Il specially.
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Trailing has received another new lot Of piece
goods, and is at present making speciality Of
custom work. As everybody knows, his STYLES
and work are the best and his prices the lowest.
If you want a real nobby suit Of clothes, made up
in the latest style and cheap, 20 to Trainings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-17

The popular jcweler on Court street has been To-
Gated here about two months, and is doing good
and fast increasing business. His work is I'M
equaled in the county and his charges the most
reasonable Give him a call.
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II. Nalthcr desires to express his thanks to
the Old Settlers Association of La Sale county
for their kind treatment and liberal patronage
OF his refreshmcnt stand at the pic mic and re-
union on Thursday.
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SERENA, Aug. nth

SERENA, Aug. 18th, 1875.
l. George Barber, do hereby challenge any
man residing in La Sale Co., H., 10 run 80
yard foot race for stake Of not less than so nor
more than 800 on the Ottawa fair ground track
within the next 90 DAYS. GEORGE BARBER.
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Picnic AT starved Rock

4 large and cpmmodiou- band wagon, driven
by VIM. stevenson, will start from the Court
House squars Tor the picnic grounds 10 morrow
mUruin. al o'clock sharp. Round "Trip, - Ct,
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Better than Gold,

The grand climax Of success is at last achieved
The poor rejoice, the sick arise and walk the rich
baSk IN the golden sunshine Of perfect health.
The physical mi,cric~ Of the human frame need
no longer Dee endured. DIX. KINGS CALrORNIA
GOLDEN COMPOUND, for Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Sick Hcadacc, Coming upo of Food, Jaundicr, Liver
Complaint, Biiiuu-nc-- General Debility, Drowsi-
ness and Low Spirits This wonderful remedy will
Jpaflr'y eur, and that where every other remcd-
has failed. 10 prove that this wonderful remedy
viii DO ajl We claim for IL YOU are presented with
trial bottle t,,s ofc,,, bv whichyou will readily
perceive it- wonderful curative quaiitic-, and
which vii. show YOU what regular one dollar
size bottle viii do. For sale hy J.. Y. Gu---,
Ottawa. Cd
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The boat race on the Illinois river on Thur
day evening was won 10y Griffith and HObcr
making about half mile in SO, the ''Undinc'
being about . ( lengths behind.
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There will be a peach and ice cream festival in
the basement of the NJ. L. Church, West Serena,
Wednesday evening Aug. 2lst. All are cordially
Invited.
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WASTED-A strong, healthy man who is thor
oughly familiar with all farm ork and can bring
unexceptional La Sale county references.
GEO q. GUENTHER, Farm Ridge p. o.
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The FREE TRADER may be obtained at the fol-
lowing places by the single copy, or subscriptions
will be taken for any length of time at the regu-
lar rates: B. Wiley, Seneca; +. l.. Donagho,
Streator; |. T. Trobridge, Marseillcs.
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All kinds of knife plalters, also needles for al
kinds of sewing machines, AZ Mrs. Brewers store
Armour's block, on Columbus street, near l.
Sale street
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THE COURTS.


Before Esq. Larlin:
Aug. 5. Edward Mcdonald. Drunk. Fined
- aud costs.
Aug. . Peter lIoilcrman Drunk Same fine
Aug. .. George Hathaway. Drunk. Same fine.
Aug. II. Charles Quinn. Drunk. Same fine
Aug. -. James Kerrigan. Assault upon Mrs.
j. Fr,hbs. Fined so and costs.
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Martin Keim has the sole agency for Ottawa O
Phil Best's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. DE
livered free to all parts Of the city.
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H. Walthcr will have the best rcfreshrnent
stand on the fair grounds fair week. Please re
member il.
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MONEY TO LOAN on choice farm security at
per cent. interest Enquire Of Levi ". Rood
Sheridan, La Sale county, HIS.
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Picnic and other parties ai.l do well by going
10 II, wa,ther'- fof their ice cream, candies,
fruits. Lujs, &c. &c.
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Desirable Kansas lands cheap miles from
Burlington. See F.. II. l.. Swindlcr
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Only twenty member, 60; the Joliet Citizen
Corp wen: into camp 10 that place last week,
Will. Company j. mustered 8! men the frs; eve
niu- % their cuc4mpmeat.
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Greatly reduced prices on job work at the FREE
TRADER office.
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For the best style cabinet pictures 90 to
Wheeer's
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For finely executed card photos 30 to Wheel
er's, at Mrs. Thompson's gallery.
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A Card,

Call at the FREE TRADER office for the ncatcst
and latest style visiting cards
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke common To-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros sal d
North CarOliHa at the same price: jan5-ly
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Beechcr will occupy stand No. II on the fail
ground. Go and see him for pure ice cream
home made candies, tvc, &c.
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For a really artistic picture q yourself or
friends 20 10 Wheeler's
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IL. RarkIneNer.

Peaches by the box and basket cheap at Herr.
Mnlihrr's
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The High school Election.

Go 20 Mrs. Brewer to buy sewing machines
cheap for cash.
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Dinner and team to hay at Matt Whites for
40 cents
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Bargains in clothing TO make room for tn
new fall goods which will be in soon at NJ. Site
fel X Cos
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C!gars-Cigars- Cigars Those 10 cent cigar:
sold for cents are all the go at II. Walthcrs
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SOMETHING NEw.-Young men in want Of
new style hat can find il at g. Frank " Cos.
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1920 Ladies wuntcd-'o try some Of that cNir
fine homemade candy, .aramaIs and irr cream
al H. Walthyrs
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New clothing at \. Frank * Co.'S.
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Special low prices on boots and shoes at d
Iiccnan X Co.'S.
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The best homemade candies at Picrguc's.
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Not Beat Yet.

Oranges and lemons, nuts and fruits at Pier.
amos
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Pure ice cream only 81 It gal. at Pcrguc's.

Parasols, Fans, etc.
which are now being sold at big sacrifice.
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4 Challenge.

Look at those $50 suits at NJ. stlefel ., Co.
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The Stars" are coming.
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Fine cakes, tea.roIls aud bun, a, pierr.e
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The following is the result Of the vote last Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-21

A WORD TO THE WISEy