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CnunfY Fair Meeting.

On Saturday, March 10th, the Executive Com
mittce of the La Sale County Agricultural Boart
met at the Court House. Present, President
Green and the committee.
On motion, Mr.. Hull was appointed Secretary
pro TEN.
On motion, il was voted that the sum of $500
nc offered to the owners of the present fair
grounds, for the Use of said grounds for fair to
be held this vcar-thc first week in September;
they agreeing not to hold any public exhibition
between the first day of June and the 10Th day Oh
September 1873; and in case a purchase OF the
grounds is made this year, this sum to be Il part
Of the purchase money; the sale TO be before DC
tobcr 1st, lS;S. If this proposition is accepted
She $GO0a to be paid when the lease Is made ana
!he president and secretary are then authorized
70 sign their order on the treasurer for the same
On motion, a committee Of seven was appoint
I'd to revise the premium list and recommend
persons as superntcndcnts of departments The
committee are, Mcssrs. Wakefield, Price, Hull,
s;recn, Shaver, Rising and Lewis.
Adjourned subject to the call of the secretary.
W. II. Hull,
Secretary pro tenn.
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IT WILL B
ten DAYS

Before | shall remove my STOCK
OF GROCERIES into the room
known as LYNCH's Boot AND SHOE
Room. During this time | propose
to make things livelier than ever in
the Old Store by selling Groceries
CHEAP.
| have just been receiving large
additions to my stock, including a car
load of the famous KANSAS SNOW
FLAKE FLOUR, made from Choice
White Winter Wheat, and without q
doubt it is the best BRAND of Flour
ever sold in Ottawa. 1t only needs
a trial to convince any one that "the
best is always the cheapest"
Iwould like to say just a few words
to the drinking public about our Teas
| have never done much blowing on
that score, but will say NOW, or any
other time, that | am selling a BET
TER TEA at IS per cent. less money
than any house in this town, and
will prove it by every man and woman
that will buy a trial pound. have a
Japan Tea, called the "Scooper," that
we sell for soc per h., and if it don't
out steep any Tea at 75c l will give
them a pound Of Lorillard Tobacco
for CSC.
We pay cash for Country Produce
and sell it for cash. We don't sell
some things for less than cost, as
some others do, for bait, but put
Everything down at the lowest living
Cash Prices.
Let come what will, no matter what
goods are sold at, you will always
find us standing by OUR MoTTo-
GOOD GROCERIES.
l wish to say to Mr.. A. Lynch's
Grocery Customers that | have pur-
chased his entire stock of Groceries,
and if any of them will favor me with
a call | will endeavor to do as we'll by
them as they can do elsewhere in the
city, and will guarantee to give them
at all times the best Goods that can
be had in the Grocery Line.
Respectfully yours,
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO March - ISIS
FREIGHrs-By rail were steady yesterday and
fair shipments were made at 4nc tlOD for grain
to New York; flour soc Il Dbl.
FLoUR-Prices unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat s6.25@6.15; fancy western spring
extras, Sj,0o@55O; Minnesota patent, S65O@
SO; choice spring superiincs S3.;5@4OO.
nter-Whte, in store, Sl16@
III. Sprng-No. > Minnesota, $l.10mll
No, ., in store, Sl.O1@ 10S; No. 3, $l.Ol.
CoRN-No . 43@Sl.. Options, IS for May for
June, II,
Oats-No . 2sd3O rejected 20c.
Rye-No . 56I9; rejected, 4sc.
Barlcy-No. ., 5Sc; rejected, 4Oc
Lard-sT 2jGt73j q 100 lbs.
Buttcr-Crcamcry, 3OCdS5c; good to choice dali
~, 25@2Sc.
EggS-?@9l5c q doz.
CATTLE-Without much change. Choice extra
grade steers, 4s.1jd5.25; good to choice natives,
s4.DMj.O0; butchers steers, S32jM3.jO; COWS
and hcifcrs, S2.25W3jO.
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A Gentle Hint,

In our style of climate, with its sudden changes
OF temperature, rain, wind and Sunshine often
intcrminglcd in single day,-it is no wonder
that our children, friends and relatives are So
frequently taken from us by neglected colds, hall
the deaths resulting directly from this cause. y
bottle of BosChec's Gcrmas Syrup kept b out
your home for immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, large doctors bill, and perhaps death,
by the use of three or four doses. For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhagcs, Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs, Group or any disease Of the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, aS your
druggist will tell YOU. German Syrup j. now
sample bottles for trial, Zoe; regular size, 15c.
For sale by Forbes " Gehring, Ottawa, Ills. o.
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The canal opened for this years business ON
Wednesday last, The only repairs made in this
section during the year were at the lock In Mar.
eclllcs and at the aqucduct in this city. In the
latter, a chord was placed under the center
through its cutirc length. Next season, proba.
bly,, the structure will have to be rebuilt The
lock at Marscilcs cost about SIS 900 and takes the
place of an old lock, which, owing to its dilapi.
dated condition, was an impedimcnt to canal
navigation
On Thursday morning two boat loads Of rye
from Chllicothc passed through to Chicago, the
1rst for some years. The probabilities are that
unless the Peoria markets improve there will be
q great deal OF grain sent to Chicago during the
season from the river; especially oats much OF
which land even from this scctionl has hitherto
gone To Peoria. The tolls this year have been
somewhat reduced, but not enough, it seems, TO
benefit Ottawa very much, the buyers ut the rail.
road stations Of the ncighoorhood being able to
pay nearly Ottawa prices. A sufficient reduction
70 enable our dealers to pay enough more than
The country buyers to make material difference,
would restore all the grain trade, stolen from us
~ the new railroad stations We may, perhaps,
hope for this reduction for next season. The
'olls arc-to name few leading artclcs-on bar.
Icy, through, \ mills per 1900 lbs, per mile, 10.
,a, ~ corn, same; drain pipe, mill; flour, =
mills, lime, mill; merchandise mills; oats, q,
and l. T.; rye, same; salt | and u; seeds, .
wheat, >; lumber per 1000 feet per mile 4 and
mills; dressed flooring, and I, siding L. and
?; Hath, s and I shingles, 2-5and =; brick, and
B posts and 4; stone, dressed per cubic yard,
pcr mile, : and 10; cord wood, per cord per
nile, 5; rubbc stone, per cubic yard, and5, &c
Through freight" means from Coppcras dam or
Henry 10 Chicago and Uice wrsa; local freight
Il other freight; 50 that Ottawa frcighs either
way are classcd as local" and the ratio is as
Indicated in the second Of the figures given
"hcfc two arc given; in other cases both rate
re the samu
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The following marriage licenses have been i.
sued by the county clerk since Mar. 18TH 1873.
Adam Jacobs and Minnie VI. Bailey, MENDOZA
Gilbert Brown and Olive ID. Covcll.
Lawrence j. Jacobs and Mary Ettinger.
John o. Marsh and Naomi &. Lawrence
Edward Fellows and Annie Larson.
Stephen Gurr and Clara Everdcn
VIM. Pollard and Jane Bcal.
Lars IIaycr and Lind O. Johnson.
James III. Simmons and Annie Grace
Nels j. Nelson and Emma Jackson.
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From Uti2a.
| TICA. Marcel
Homer

UTICA, Marcel gOtu. ISIS.
Parlcks day passed off quietly atthi' place
No demonstration of any kind was made, cN
cept that some Of the enthusiastic boy, pinned
the green above the red upon their aabaNter
bosoms and denounced an ordinance that kept
business ho,sses closed on ST. Patrck's day and
thus denied them the privilege of drowning
and fertilzing the shamrock.
Mr. Luke Ncary and Thoma, CLANCY left
here Tuesday evening to attend the county
temperance convention at Wenona. They re
turned to-day-pronounce it a success and tell
us that the next county Temperance Conycn-
ton will be at Utica the 18th day Of March,
1870
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Our NeighbOrs

On last Friday three year old daughter of Col
inns Harbaugh, of Mendoza, was severely burned
When playing near n bon-frc her clothes came
m contact with the flames and were almost EN-
,ircy burned oil. Timely aid prevented wha
might have proved fatal accident.
The Earlyillc Gdzottc says that butter and
cheese factory is all the talk among farmers north
of that town 1t will be situated, if built, in the
oycrfowing well region two miles north Scv.
cral meetings have been held The proposition
comes from an Elgin factory man.
On last evening the Wcnona Guards were TO
1--WE their first annual military ball in Wcnona
On Tuesday night of last week David Reisc S
butter and egg depot in La Sale, was burglari-
md case Of eggs. The Press says it was an
aggstraOrdinarly mean trick.
The Mendoza Young Mems Casino, or Social
Union, have leased the hall in Erlenborn's build
ny and fitted it up in good style. An opening
ball was given last week, which was attended by
over 40 couples. This new organization now has
twenty-five or thirty members,
The Press says that the Gas Company has
agreed to furnish gas for the street lamps in Pc
WILL within a reasonable time, put up seven ad
dtiona lamp posts. The council at its last meet
ing agreed to put up the additional lamps, and
lhc lighting OF the streets of that city with gas
will soon be resumed.
The German Turnycrcin society Of Peru have
purchased cighty-iiyc new grey uniforms.
The La Sale Press, in talking about gas, says:
o. We think it is about time for the Gas Company
10 reduce the price of gas TO private consumers
to at least 81 per thousand feet 1t appears to lis
as the most suicidal idiocy on the part Of that
company to hold up the price of gas for private
use in such times as these, to the outragcOusly
nigh figures of $50 per thousand feet The
price is prohibitory, and the company will act
win an Intelligent regard for its own interest
when il recognizes that fact and fixes its price
lccordiugly' Gas companies "don't have to"
rcducc, you know.
The Earlvillc public library catalogue as pub.
llshcd shows ~ volumes, generally good scIcc-
lions, though good many might not stand Prof
Summers tcat-"What do our boys rcadY
The La Sale red ribbonists have rented hall
Tor -cform club purposes.
Frank jacobson, Il farmer living on the south
side OF the river opposite La Sale, lost vaua.
bic four-y car.old horse the other day by Il very
peculiar accident. In running about a field the
animal stepped upon a stick which had sharp
point. The stick flew up, the point entered the
horses body, aud let out his cntrails. Maddcncd
win pain the horse dashed around the field
lrcading upon his bowels, until in mercy he was
Knocked in the head by his owner
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The Sale Democrdt records a notable case OF en-
durance in the person Of Thomas Stuart, who,
one day last week, when at work, strained him
self badly When his days work was done he
was attacked by fit Of coughing with such Nio-
lcncc that he rupturcd blood,yessel, and com.
mcnccd to bleed internally at an alarming rate.
Drs Bry and XcOwski were Immediately sum.
moncd but before tfer united efforts could stop
the bleeding he had coughed up at least gallon
and II half of bright red blood. On Saturday last
Mr.. Stuart was not expected to live from one
hour to another but at present is recovering,
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Mr. Frank Johnson is very sick with the
mumps. They have gone to his brain, causing
him great pain. .n
Rev. Charles Dunlap will deliver temper
ance lecture in the Waltham church on NcG
ncsday evening, March %. The society Will
give some of their select temperance songs on
that evening. All are cordially invited, and
leave your babies at home.
Mr. Wash Carcwcy has recovered from me
humps. He had them bad.
Henry McNally will teach school thi- sum
mCr.
Mr. and Mr., John Aitkin, Of Ottawa are
visiting at her fathers, Mr., }. VI. Cuthbcrt,on,
of Dimmlck.
Mrs. ThoS orr has moved f. the city OF
Homer AIA-'IN'
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sworn EVIDENCE.
The following Cure Is probably the most re-.
markabIe ever effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
Of Catarrh:

Gentlemen - hereby certify that have had Catarrh
for ten years and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer. | was rendered partially dear, had
buzzing in the head, pains across the temple dIhy
spells weak and painful eyes. swollen and liberated
tonsils hard and constant cough severe PAIN across
the chest, and every indication OF consumption My
head ached all the time. The matter accumuhted SO
rapidly in my head and throat that could not keep
them free Frequently at night wou ID spring out OF
bed, 1t seemed TO me- ut the point OF suHocatloh
would then have recourse to every means IN my power
10 disodge the from my throat ana mead Oetore
being able to sleep again; For period OF siS yearshy
tonss were and much nhamed that could
with difficulty swallow. hnaly consulted an eminent
surgeon in regard TO an operation on the out Nv Ms
request postponed IT, The constant lnnanlnatoh ahu
liberation In my throat caused by the poisonous mat
ter dropping down from my head had 80 irrtsted and
infamedmy lungs that coughed necessarily deep.
hard cough. Meanwhile my system began 70 snow tue
effects OF this disease that lost hesh grew pale ana
showed every symptom OF an early death by conspmp,
ton When matters had reached this stage or about
six months ago, began the use OF SANFoRD RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. After using the frst bottle be-
gan improve rapidly The first dose seemed 10 clear
my head as had not known 1t to be for years. II
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges stopped
my cough IN three days. By using IL as garge soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling OF my tonslis,
that they ceased to trouble me. Inc soreness
my chest disappeared the DuzzhR nolses ID my
completely restored and every symptom OF disease tha
had reduced to the Of the grave Disappeared
by the use OF SANroRD's RADICAL curb FOB CArAREH,
l have been thus explicit because, as druggist. !
have seen great deal OF suffering from Catarrh and
hope to convince many that this Is q great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Catarrh as prac'
tised by the best physicians ana nave consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every KIND
OF remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period years past and have. while following their
USE great care of general health but obtained
no relief or Encouragement from any OF them.
BosroS, Feb. y, 1875. GEO. +. DlNsMoRE.
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Inc "hcathcn Chinese" Of this city on Sunday
morning last made an exhibition of their propcn
sites, ia a small way, illustrating Bret IIarte's
conclusion, that 'for ways that are dark and FOR
tricks that vain, the heather Chince is pccu-
lar" YOU know. 4 Mr.. Troclick had had some
washing done by them, which he found, on get.
ting home, 10 be in bad shape. So he wen;
,uek b them intending 10 make said celcstisls
refund part Of the price paid. On his making the
request one Of them, probably George Sin, began
singing a little recitatye war song which brought
All YOn to the scene. The two, one with Il
knife and the other with hatchct, then waltzcd
around Mr.. T., telling him in "high Chinese"
how foolish II was TO make 50 unreasonable re-
quest. but Froelick got scared and screamed un-
III police officer came and helped him out Of the
scrape lie then had them arrested. hut they
we're discharged on Monday.
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That was Il cruel joke played by the Streator
FIRE. Press on the adolcsCcnt editor Of the Morris
Rti1rmer "Silyer half dollars sell al the banks
in Streator for 20 and 80 cents" said the Free
Press, intimating that that was all they were
worth. The Reto,Utcr fairly foams with indigna-
ton ut the greed Of these StreatOr Shylocks, and
cxecrates them in Il Illuminating column Of small
plea. Then the Press lets him down gently by
informing him twenty and thirty cents make
tiftV'
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OTTAWA Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, March ~, NJ.
The warm, beautiful weather of the week ha-
had a good effect on the roads, and Il corresp pond
ing effect is beginning to be felt in trade. Mer
chants are waking up and stirring, and 20 about
wearing smiles again. The blowing is going on,
but on Saturday and one or two other day, the
streets were full Of people. Hauling has been
but small as yet, however. Prices about the
samc-a little higher since the canal opened
We quote Us follows:
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Banks.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on England. ireland. Scotland and all i'm
portan points in Continental Europe drawn in suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps of all denominations con
stantly hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from 4. NJ to Pm.
Jan. 70, 1878. r. c. JORDAN, Cashier.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad

Train No - will carry passenger, between .t and Ru.
rtau. Nu - between ottawa aud Rock island No 10 be-
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va when Passengers ar provided With tickets and not 9th
rfNi,r \. VI. SMtrH, GEM Pass Agent
" hlNhNll- "rh SUPP y. MAtNEt, Asst Gen. Supt
Dee. =, ls''. ID. NJ. HALL Agent al Ottawa.
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Syrup has been used. Only - cents per bottle.
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SUFFOLK, as. fRB ~, 1879.
Then personally appeared the said George F. Dins.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Befsre me.
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace.
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