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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
The House Seats Wiggington
and Unseats Pacheco.
An Expensive Fire in Lawrence,
Massachusetts.
Consideration Of the Silver Bill the
Feature in the Senate
To-day.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
Mr.. Allison presented petition Of the
liberal league Of Iowa tavoring the consti
tut:onal amendment respecting the church
and state. Referred.
Mr.. f Eimunds submitted resolution In
structing the committee on appropriations
to inquire where there exists adequate pro
visions for the prompt examination of the
report and action on the pension cases in
the pension bureau aud surveyor general:
office, ana that said committee report there
on by bill or otherwise. as soon as may be
done.
Mr. Window moved an amendment to in.
clude the adjutsnt generals Office, which
Mr.. Elmunds accepted, and the resolution
was accepted
Mr.. Davis, Of Illiuois called up the senate
bill to remit taxes on insolvent savings
banks, the pending question being on til,
amendments providing til at no savings banl
having no capital stock shall on account o
mercantile or business deposits, on which ut
interest has been allowed, be den led the ex
emptions allowed to the savings banks hav-
ing no capital stock. Agreed, yeas 90, nay
q. The bill then was read third time,
and passed.
Mr.. Hamlin called up the house bill te
further suspend the operations of the section
of the revised statutes, relative to the guano
islands, which wa, briefly discussed and
laid aside.
Consideration was then resumed Of the
silver bill. and Mr.. Blaine spoke thereon
He concluded his remarks at 2 o'clock p
m. and, as he took his seat there was az
plause in the galleries. The vice presiden
gave notice that the galleries would b.
cleared, if this was repeated.
Mr.. johnson then spoke iavoring tn
bill.
| HOUSE.
The consideration of the Wiggicgton
Pachecs case was resumed to day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
FIRES.
IN LAWRENCE.

Lawrence, Mass, Feb. THE print
works of the Madder dye house, standing
folding and steaming rooms Of the Pacific
mills, together with the contents burned
this morning. Loss roughly estimated at
$l25,00o. Fully insured. Henry Ham, ].
w, Morse and Chas. H. Heart, fremen,! land
VIM. A. Page, foreman Of the paint works
were severely injured by the falling of the
walls. Three hundred operatives are out Of
employment and the remainder of the mill
started as usual.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
CAPITAL NOTES.
REPORT OF CoxNrrrEes.


Washington, Feb. THE senate com
merce decided 10 report adversely on the
nomination OF Geo. williamson, collector
Of New Orleans
The senate comm ttce on railroads to-day
began the hearing Of the arguments in re.
gard to various pending propositions for
legislation. on the subject of a southern
trans, continental nilroad. The COMMITTEES
have agreed - hear three persons ON the
side Of the Texas Pacific company. and three
representatives, Of the Southern Pacific rail-
road Company.
riik uousk,
by atrici party vo,e. declared Wigeisc,on
e'cctel, and unseatsd pacheco.
TIRE I rxR CENT LOAN.
The subscriptions N ths per cssI loan
smonn, 10 nearly three million dollsn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07

treat of the Greek army. The insurrection
however, is gaining ground and the Greeks
are advancing. The Greek government has
resolved not to stop the progress of the
troops unles, the great powers promise to
maintain order in the Hellenic provinces and
secure the rights of the provinces in the con.
ference.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
NEW YORK.

THE STATE vs.. MRS. sTAKKwEATHER.
New York, Feb. 6.-The case of the
state against the widow of Henry Stark
weather, for $19,37S,es2 for illegal fees OBJ.
tained by Starkweather, collector on assess
ment IN New York City in 1869 and 1870
has been settled, the people receiving $685.
S66, being all OF the assets of the estate, ex.
cept Mrs. Starkweather's dewery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. I.
WHEAr-feverish, unsettled ard opened
2'g4c higher on futures &c better; spot af.
terward not quite so strong; 1881 @1.O6c
for No. 2, spring, March.
RYE-quiet.
coRN-opened s@lc better; afterward
not quite so firm; 47@594c for western
mixed.
BARLEY-unchanged.
OATs-stead; 33@36c for mixel west
ern.
PoRK-dull /; ll.s72@l1.G2!c
LARD-steady T; 1865.
WHIsKY-7!c
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not specially authorized, from having access
TO the popes apartments. Egress from
the vatican is also prohibited. Foreign car.
dinals have been summoned by telegraph
to Rome. Prayers for the pope's recovery
are being offered in all the churches in
Rome.
HOURLY EXPECTED TO DIE.
London, Feb. THE Pail Mall Gasette's
Rome dispatch. announces that the pope's
death is hourly expected, and reports are
current that he is already dead.
The following is the Pail Mall Gazette's
special:
~, ROME, 1880 o'clock p. nj.
The Pope's death is hourly ex pected.
All the necessary arrangements in view of
the event have been made. Repokts are
current that his holiness is already dead.
DEATH AGONY.
Rome, Feb. THE pope has passed into
death agony. His death is momentarily ex.
pected.
DEAD POPE. m,
Rome, Feb. 7.-The pope died at thrt
o'clock this afternoon. The cardinals viii
be called Immediately.
| NOT DEAD BUT DYING.
London, Feb. IA later dispatch from
Rome says that it is impossible to obtair
exact news but it is now understood that tn,
pope is not dead but dying.
a DEAD SURE THING.
Rome, Feb. 7, Gp. m.-The pope died a
at 4:577 o'clock this afternoon.
COLLISION.
London, Feb. "A dispatch from
Gravesend, says that steamer Merlin, fo
Bordeaux, came into collision at 6 o'clocl
last evening, with the Anchor line steame
Utopia, from New York. The U,opi
struck forward of the rigging on the stern
board side. She is full Of water. Attempt
have been made to Tighten her.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
CHICAGO,

Chicago, Feb.7.
WHEAr-active, excited, unsettled and
higher; l,O44c for cash; 1.o5lc for March.
CoRS-strong and higher; 40c for cash;
49c for March; 421c for May.
oATs-6rm and higher; 2sac for cash; /;
24c for March.
PoRK-weak and lower; 1o.S7!c for
cash; 10.42lc for March 1857 !c for April.
LARD-weak and easier; 1925 for cash /;
7.30@7.324c for March.
RYE-5lc.
BARLEY-higher; 474c.
WH1sKY-3.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
CRIME.
FORGERY,

Middlebury, VT, Feb. ID. H. Bulch-
elder, has been arrested and held in bail ia
answer the charge Of raising a note from
SO, 900 to $4,000, and securing the money.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
MISSING.

Boston, Feb. 7.-Wm. G. Birney, prom
inent resident of Amesburg, Massachusetts,
is missing, and his name is mentioned in
conaection with the Irregularities in mana
ging funds entrusted TO his charge.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, Feb. Z.
WHEAr-2l@sc higher; closing strong
hard, lilo for No. l l.o9!c for No. Q;
1.06ic for cash; LOGIC for February; l.o6sc
for March; No. 5, LOO.
CoRS-40!c.
OATs-233c.
RYE-5lIc.
BARLEY-firm SIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FAILURE,

FAILURE.
Philadelphia, Feb. 7.-C.G. Fell & Bros.
dealers in spices, etc., l2o South Front street,
suspended. The liabilities are believed to
be heavy. The suspension is due to general
depression.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-07
MARKETS BY 1ElEeRApH
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
New York, Feb. Z.
Gold--l .O2c.
Money-5c.
stocks-irregular.
Governments-weak.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14
From Seneca.

Sr,y,, S.,, 10 1873
lr,r.,r,
fc,., an ,l,. ,io,,, ~ ,ho 1o,h irs, hog ,,,scd
nc f., think or ,I,o ,,,iII,. ,cipl. Wet to came
anil 70 ,ro,or. ~ moot ih,,, ,.itL c,o,r,r, he
,o,,ir,, ,,, .tc,o. int, ,o.itin, for ,I,r ,vinf.r
viii ,,. ,,,i,,, r,,,or ,,,,,,,l,,,,,,I,. ,,,i
yo,,,, ~, carly. in ,bo .o,so., e., s,,cb - clonor
MA gI,,,II rn,,n,uhcr ,bg, t,,n. ,,,r f,vnr .ur
c.ro,,. in ,bo sor,, ,,;1I hail with grateful
hcor,. fine advent of cool wco,hor
Tho c..,, ,r ,I,o wool. tI,,. far. v.,. thr dona.
,io, ,i,o,, ,,r,. mastered, ,,,.idc,cn nf I \
Fms NJ r., il u.,,lr rr,ro r.,, .. marty Of
,,,,.,.ird ,.L,,,so r,,r,, ...r,,,,,, and can
vcnicpt fine host Genial rs sunshine and his
wife . most admirable bo.tr,. The attend.
orc. ven. oood INIT wos comro.cd moinIy of
friends out,fJc Of fine VI F cbnrch Orcour,c
orr no,tor and hi, wife were present. We MISS.
cd the f,co. If MANY sold rcIf,lIr." lint we
snnposo they have paid literally toward the
statc1 salary Of our minister and are not dis
no.od 70 throw in onvtbinocytro Our hostess
wos ably, ossi.,ed in .crvino an excellent col.
lotion rs, Mrs VIM NIcLrrsnn and Mr., Fraul,
IIovt two Indies who are AWAY, ready for
,vorl, If fine kind and whose lest. and renartcc
make thnm the life Of a companv IIappear
-,
t" I" envy ''' 'u','"7 anu "' an '"''' "'''''"
IIona@Ic-but sehsiDlc-tle company began 10
Idispcrsc We learned that the contributions
IN .,,,,,,,, amounted IA somethinr over thirty
i,,,., ,,t,
hedln MarSclIIcs TINS evening, ana we nope MI
Sweet may be better able to enjoy il, as this is
his dov .on>, with fine acme
wy ,......e...,... -. .,,..,
ociec" Is no" "oI' 10 l'"iuiac'uIc It's own
news, having "A paper Established here two
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14
OTTAWA VETERINARY INFIRMARY.

The uuIrr ..l would respectfully 'n''rH iu citizen, '
Ia Slrr and adjacent counties that Dee HH- opened FIR,
class Veterinary IuHunary where Dee mas 's found 90 a
times. prepared u Urea; tg diseases Co which horse are -ai
jrcf. a- also other GUt-figaDl animals N1- graduate
of 90, Eyar COLES. of Veterinary surgeons, inH.NE 90
wei s~ q Fellow ct the London Veterinary Medical As~uca
ti,n England: ais, Veterinary Editor "r HH-''Is spirit
Qr tts TuL tmclcu-Uruot vf which have 900 i"s i->
sion %, viii De ,i,cru!y shown 90 90 VITO may favor me
with g,,u Iuil also attend an ~ distance when
notified hy telegraph ur otherwise but would prefer where
subjects require surgical operations aud can 'c 'aIcl
brought % she Iurrmap, that r should De- dome O., creie
treatment absolutely necessary Gee obtain -uc'- Having
rr,firI here f,r time with W J. &, Ea'har hut with
whom ana uo longer associated can refer W ih pleasure
!, over one hundred and It's suu~ ID IA sale county, Tor
Whu~g animals have prescribed aad tr,ae'i Gals may DC
len 40 tlu f.raaH- named n.lrr-. which VIII receive
,-,rf tfrrtlau. a e. nycru's Hl-r. Madison sfrc,i
White. Hotel: aHd 90 He Iaruaar. ou jefferson -t-o,i,
hall block west ct fne rs~t office
Aus. slime pla WILLIAM 'ilt.i. Ni''-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14
From Ransom.
Ransom, His, Sept. +

Ransom, His, Sept II, 1873
Since my last letter to the FREE TRADER,
the principal events are:
Four business buildings have been built
John Stout, our favoritc merchant and bust.
ness man, has sold ont to Allen & Lane, who
are doing a nice business, and are following
close upon the heels OF c. Z. Shacklcton in
trade
Amcs & Burns have added an addition OF
manufacturing tin ware to their business,
keeping employed one hand.
Crop, generally in our vicinity arc looking
well; no frost having occurred to do any dam
.agc
Nh Nathaniel Mcintyre shipped this week
by cyprcs- two fine bred pigs to Rev. Dean
Terry, of Ottawa
Geo " W. Blake, Esq, OF Ottawa, filled an
here to deliver temperance lee
Imra ON the nth Attlrhour appointed, $ T. NJ.
me- was greeted by iargr and respectable an.
diaucc OF ludic, and gentlemen, and introduced
by lac chairman David Bruce, one of The res
pcc,ci citizens Of our town, who acquitted
himself crcditably by his Introductory remarks,
Mr. Blake entertained hlS listeners 10y two
hours speech. in which 10y facts, figures and
cioqucuce hc portrayed the evils and horrors
Of intcmpcrance lie Wa, frequently inter
rup,cl by applause, and his speech was en-
trcly satisfactory 10 the audience. Mr.. Blake
did uobiy and the temperance people are con
graduated on securing the services Of the
young and able orator in glorious cause.
Mr.. Geo \. Woodlord could accomplish
much for the cause of temperance by visiting
our town and organizing The temperance people
INTO % -ocioiy. M.
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| ch preparation Of TEACHER The full course Of study
requires three years. Tuition free to those Who pledge
themselves the Stdtc to others 50 year.
Hgh SchoOl Dep0net offer. the best advantages for pre-
pairing for College for business. Tuition. $50 p"&ycar.
GrHgHiHv SchOOi DepV tleHt furnishes excellent facilities
for obtaining good practical education. Tuition 80 per
year Primay Department. charming place for the lit
lie folks" Term begins sept 3, lsN For particulars adj
dress Edwin G. Hcwctt President, Normal, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

The London Fal7D,r has the following: a
capital plan Of protecting horses and cattle
from the tormenting attacks of flies in hot
weather is to wash their coats IN the morning
with d decoctlon Of walnut leaves, the peculiar
smell Of which eiiectually keeps the would-be
maraudcrs at q distance. The detection is
SAID 10 have the further power of destroying
any eggs that may have been already deposited
in the skin
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4 Great disappointment.

For the last few years, phys clans who have
made q note oi parties purchasing early cucum-
bcrs water melons, etc, have been greatly dis
appointed because OF no calls" as the people
have fOun1 D.. PicrCc's Compound Extract of
smart Weed 20 DC o prompt and certain cure for
colo. cramps, dyseniery, darrhwa, cholera NOR
bus, and an pains in the stomach and bowels.
A. an external remedy for cuts, bruises, sprains,
burns, and the sting Of insects, Il Is unequalcd.
Sold Iy druggist.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
ON and after May II, 1873, ~ o'clock noon
trains pass Ottawa us follows, VIZ:

Train No. l6 Will carry passengers between La Sale and
Ottawa, and No. Will carry passengers from Gcncscu I"
Ottawa, when provided with tickets, and not otherwise
No. n viii carry passengers hy cn Joliet and Bureau,
and No. % will carry passengers between MOkcna and La
sale, only when passengers provided with tickets.
\. VI. SMITH Gent Pass. Agent.
\. kIMBALL, GcuI Supt A. MANUEL, Asst Gen. Supt.
May Is, 1875. d. VI. HALL, Agent at Ottawa.
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An Elcctro-Galvanic Battery combined with
q highly Medicatcd strengthening Plaster,
foI lng the best Plaster for pains and aches
in enc World of Medicine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

Be careful to call for COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas and by WEEKS IL POTTER, FRO
prietors, Boston, Mass.
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rEr THE BE~T--M-rrov's ifgfyr.1 FANNY t'c ana
II Ir.,Ii..rs la tff fsh.el. Know H % ii afr-
taut f,ttur, nearly u Illustrations, and NY arr -iss
- t.5f-f.,r alrr ana .fr artists tflaLrr " 1870 Nnd-
r.. AMI heavy panel ~ .es bod. n -. ,i ~ erea
'.,iI Indianapolis. In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14


The republican press was quite well represent
ed at Tuesdays conventions Ruggles and hel-
lorg Of the Mendoza B,,l1,tH and Reporter: Web
s,er. L. Sale Press; and \. v Whitney, sheil'
dan Njars Lettr 1t Is supposed they were sum
cicntly fabricated" while here to make WSot'
Gus campaign
Dr.J. O. Harris went TO Kansas on Tuesday
last
Hon. B. C. Cook has been visiting bis old
friends III Ottawa, during the past week. lie re-
ports Mrs Cook very much improved III neath,
at which her many friend, will rejoice, and is
himself locking very we'll
M,- Thos Forsoy VIII plcascacreri our thanks
for t-.o elegant bouquets left on Tie seniors ana
juniors tables They were beauiie-, tie great
number of varieties OF a,ters being especially no.
aceabc.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Cameron and Ni-~ Gamer
on are in the city for Il few weeks.
Mr.. William Colweli who has been abscn. 10
Europe for some two months settling mp his
family property affairs, is expected home to-day.
Nj. and Mrs Ward Lockwood are again in the
city.
Mr., Lee Walker, train dispatcher Of the Iron
Mountain railroad Carynlelet 81. Louis, with
his wife and child, spent the week in this city
Mlas Jennie Strckler Of Chicago is visiting
ahe Misses Hul Of this city.
Tno,. W. D. Crane reached home yesterday
after short tour through Iowa and Nebraska.
II. Walther fed the multitude at the Joliet fair
Mis- week.
On yesterday Mr.. B. T. Nicholson LEFT this city
for Chicago where he viii reside ia th" future
Hu enters the office of Robert l.. latham, Metro
poton Block. We regret to lose vi. r., but no
one can regret the step, seeing lie settles down
in his profession SO Gdvantageouslv.
On last sunday morning at high mass Dean
Terry collected about $3.50 for TIE yellow fever
sufferers.
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:
The INTERSTATE INDUSTRIAL hArosiiloN d.
lChicaSo was oPeheu III oUe ior'' VII iuoau"y VI
last week. ana j. 10 DC KEEP open ul'i' O'.ope'
WITH Inc exposure" Is ,"" w W. 80 ""o'''
ihucn superior u any w ~ :" p0''
SeS''hS "'''o ',' '""' ,',,
tanning over TOO casts OF antique sculpture and a
great number Of very valuable oil paintings and
water culurs Walkers great painting OF The
Battle of Gettysburg j. in the collection, and Miss
EdmOniu Lewis, the Colo-rd >culptre.s, IS cNhib-
lifting her celebrated colos,el statue of "Clcopa-
ira" so much admired at tAe Centennial cNhi-
btion
The Natural History amt Mechanical depart
mcnts are also said to be very rich and interest
ia +,...,'i. f,l,rtr. ma rrt,yipuS Oi Splay
C,,.... ..,...,.,,.d .I. ,,r...utr,Lihit Ahout
A., =, ,.r, ,,.,l. 49,. h.Ifryr o,,r railroads
an .y,'r.,,,, .iclcr. f. fine .,position at Greatly
n,a,,,od rot..
-, wary, meat rurowoy. ,,.rrrrd ON Yesterday
ovo,ir, X,1 Davies, team was mt the watering.
trc,,,,,, and ho.,,uir,. fri.,,,rnea threw Ned nm
aor tl;r ro, Alton .,,,n,,fr,, ~ around him inst
,,,-,,,,i, , +, .,o,,od down a SolIc
-, A. ,I,o.oor,,,., If Main -, thcv coIIidcd with
wn, r,ot.,,,....,,.r,- l,,,n,,.r woTon win was
n,,n,, .,,, n,o,d ho,rl smashed in and fine
.oocI, t,rol,,.n The four hIr-trs became entan.
,,,od I'm, ,,r. .oon liberated. and then # tran.
s,irod ,,,., ~, ono was Iur, and only Wits wa.
,io,, d,,,,o.,,5 40 o,,or. .to,cJ
"
On Thursday man having suSpiclousIy large
amount of silvcrwae was around town cndeaV-
oring to sell it. He made some dlckcr with the
butcher at WiEcts Main ST. market ana "teF-
wards stole some OF the knives OF the shop' rms
day morning, this officer received postal from
Milan, near Rock Island, requesting him to look
out for a man with silyerwarc He was informed
he would probably find hi, man here.
-.
/" ~ '''N'', '''' ,
nun'"o's n"'',s "".u"'
mas" VI '''e ""''''''' '''''' '''' '"''' -
hcaNy' ----.
| In our lastwcck's issue there appeared para
graph commenting on the action Of one " Pete
Cummings" at our fair We were informed at
the time that he was person Of low vicious hab-
| its and from what We have since learned from
those who ought to know, We are convinced that
the opposite is the case OF course last weeks
paragraph was, as i, generally the case in such
matters, very much exaggerated and ovcrdrawn,
M" wv "'"'' "'''''-'s' '"'' '"'''iu''S'
'"r" ",'' everything "'"' 'lp'''' '''''
'u'0''" III any ''"""'' ~ '''' opp. ',''' w q"
accent Young man c""' .'e' we ooi'o'c 'ii'
| Iiulh 10 hN tutL " III. CUMMINGS, Ilht Huhui'"7
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OFFICE AND DlSPEHsARY
IS Washington ST.. n. v. cor. Of Dearborn.
DIR. IA. OIIN.

coz Chicago, formerly OF this place. viii visit ottawa AZ
clifton Hotel, the r~t lyr uf each month. for treating
all diseases ut che Eyu ANA lar. surusly otherwise
Operations cataract ARTIFICIAL pupil inverted lids, closure
~ the ear Uti 'r> eye iTs,A UIut and the removal Of
tuurs auu morbid rru"th-u i every description Artificial
cy ana cay drums Inserted without pain ~ previous upvr
tvu. Granular r}tls tt0 most tqutHf disrrss ~ te
lC,,t, f.Iai. I,lV ana pp'UuHfHfH cured
From DIS IntL NTHUyur. m f'HiI.uE d-fl uf she ~
and lar he feels confident boz STATING t can nearly
every Chronic disease tr,-rt7l Consultation FREE
largest stork ut Artlr'al iyes In th, West.
December lu'b. lssa-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

Go the FEEE TRADER once--lirst-ciass work
and lowest prices.
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The supreme Court of Illinois for the northern
grand division met here for the annual Scptcm.
Der session, on Tuesday last at O'Clock T.. NJ. A
fun bench was present. The business has been,
SIS usual, chiefly the making and dis
position Of motions. No examination of candi.
date. FOR admission to the bar will be held, the
'u.. adopted oouiuug tho examinations To the
Au..H.'. Courts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

A. j. Lukins has started the Seneca h'co,d, two
numbers having already been issued. 1t is Il re
hash Of the Marscillc. HTaM and fully as
| Hhpayv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

Greatly reduced prices on job work at the FIRE
TRADER Office.
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A. NJ. E0crsol Esq, las a way Of occasionally
dropping in on u.s. in the most happy and sub.
sLantal manner. Last saturday for instance, as
We were "-Elrmishing' through the grocery
houses trying to hunt up the elements of a sun.
day dinner, who should heayc in sight but Mr. f.,
t. relieve our pcrplcXitiu, completely by de
posting upon our table an enormous supply OF
prize grape, and melons, And such fruit-yum,
yum, Verify, Nj. +. 4. one Of the earth's benc-
factors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

ON Wednesday man was arrested having in
Liz possession silver mounted harness the pos
session OF which Ae did not satisfactorily explain.
He calls him-cf John Jones, bat the harness i,
marked with al II" He viii be- held for a few
DAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

During the last two weeks Of August party
of abuat 20 Subcttc young people made camp
ing tour of the intervening country TO Deer Park
and Starved Rock, where they remained for some
days. Erred z s" in the Amboy JoUndl writes
a short article on the subject, giving our famous
and beautiful localities due credit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-14

Capt. JAS. T. Cunningham was arrested last
week at the instance of one lIewcr of Grand
Ridge for cmbczzlcmcnt. II seems that lICwer
had decided to Cunningham two Grand
Ridge lots to sell for him to- procure funds to go
claims that he never received the proceeds. Gun
bingham says they have had running account
which has never been settled, and that IIewcr is
in debt to him. The hearing win take place next
week