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, 1879-07-09
How Deeply Docs tic Earth Quakov

Tie recent earthquake Ut Virginia City was
mol noticed ut MI III The mining depths. but only
by rcop!e on the surface. Tie famous earth-
tl;,n,e OF soma years ago. which s,iook down
ct,inneys, iltc.wa!s, cracked brick busld- ID.
,ucrasy nnt,ccd by some Ut tie, miners
worlil,g III Tho upper cycls, but It dbl no dam.
age, not even shaking down loose stones und
narth. 'l1s stattnn.,nch 10 the yHrtoue shalts
wheru 1t Was notircti Was by tho station! endcr
at lno sDtl, foot level Of tic imperial: EmpIre
s!ait--,W0 feet below tho surfaso. 1ln 4atd
IL lelt llka sudden faint tlroo or pu'sntton
let on somewhere ~ q distance, aooye. bclo~.
or In SONS indefinite direction. III fo!ne nf the
mines tho shoc!; was not noticed at atl, even BY
sta.nmcn Connsnt'ng % 1n !!,s peeaa'aiI ests'I
jIat tho carthduako sueuel to te an electrsea!
disturbance. proceeding FROM tho atmospheric
anl not from tho depths Of tho earth
, 1879-07-09

The l'rinre Of Wales is uot stupid bltnself, but
butts. Lori Aylesferl tas loug served hin In
siIt capariiy, a,! l.urs! c'oHInel' Is otiuu put
i,ln r.xliisttl.in. THIS latter y grandson OF un
Irish iet7Just!ce, whn w"tlla not rssixn hts
ntllre for less than al Eurom, whr!I liz vonsu-
oucu,ly got. Tie pr,ncs likes to get Zip "beas.
jlsltsn between his butts, aud derives great
deal Of laughter tFom ueul..
, 1879-07-09
SOLOVIEFF,

oft l,n Car Of Russia.
81. fr'trsonip Ne'sA0apf'h
During tho recent trial oi SoloSiclf' VINO NJ
tcmnted to stuot the Car. some peculiar and
..'..s..t.,,, t,,ts roro l,,mrht Il, li,ht
'"teseat'''E '"e'e W. - s.,.,s, ,a,.,,,oo, 4o
u IS stFanSo A"ap 'ne e''u >" ~. -.
family that was Specially pntron'Heo w u'o
tr,uti Duchess Helen rATlov.,a, ihe aunt VI lilo
oar The father Of SoIoyipl1 was employed ut
- IN f:ro,1 T,,c.ess nm ,lc ksncn.
INC Va'Heo o. VI. o,a"" ,-aa ,s1r,r ror ntn,,o1y
nov OstraT: no mao !1eo 'onE",' io' "''''s.'
an,l lis largo fasn'is; frequently no was grant
ct, rewur[s, aud when the term OF Ills service
49,. arao,t hc rcrn,vcd n rcncrous perslon.
WIS e'lu.u ~ !ss it,. +h.o" so,,, and
Nesldcs tH's, al HIS cn""t a.. .. .,,A ~.
two dauEhter6-wero nloly cd"eatG'1 ", ~ nv
penso OF tic Grand Duchess. The family ot
poIa,,,.1 ro,n,tucd nt tl,e uaIaro Til tic very
s....,,,,.,, ro,,I,1c Alexander So
ttfnc ot 'ho at.el'p1G" se. Ns... .... 1i,I,,o
lov'eR himself, having no passport WIS w inu's
safely under the roof Of the palaer. Ihc polleo
,1,, mt ,usnrck TINT any person without pass-
49, ~. .,,,s,, ,os. . Nibtli,t, was undcr tnat roof;
tost, 'nus'' .ess ~. ~, onnornt NJ the
yet Solo9'cll, oe'''E aaao guy -" NV. '..,.
| respect dtlc to the lmpcf'h! laihllf' WINS "o'N
ipr cncrrrttcully mot only for tic obstruction OF
,f,,t ,c,nrc, hut for the humiliation OF the ftn-
r. .,"r;,, f.,nIiv ttsc,f.
III. yiuu1c fnnijy Of soIovicff. by keopin. him
i ms s;,,Je M,ve ,irr sl,rtnr. iAyc knowingly in
sale M,t'1 e,r ~ ~ or,,cIn csl, n lin
3l';.n I.-ir'n"i inw runs th,in: For copepir.
."s.n' n,s,trn., ~" ti"vern,I,rnt IN ihn whole
enE :" ~ T., @ srt ri r. nr tn rhanrc Tim avs
,.. ~ nv.r,;I,,ca,t Inn criminals their ACCOM-
;n.o VIZ. ~ ~ anI III ,,sranns instfrntur, nll{py
, 1879-07-09
TUE RAILROADS.


TnE RAILROADS.
--
D1:Ey1:R.
Spettat Dtspssch 70 7nc 1FsouHe.
DENVER, July S.-Another large crowed flied
The United States Courtroom today TO witness
tle proceedings In the great railroad cases.
Judges Miller and tialIctt pfesaeo. 'uaee
MILLER announced IDS readiness to htnr TIC mo-
ttor for nn injunction restraining the Denver "
lslo Hrandc Company from tntcrirrtng win tho
Of the rcsld towafus Lca'lSil'c nc
yonti the twentieth nstlc-posL by tic Satin re |
Company. After Considerable lccnl sparfss'E b5
tho hearing Eot lh'a'.s s'as'eu' ~.
Pratt, Of the santa Fo COUNSEL dIset'ased inc
whole Canon case briefly, outlining 'ae 1na'"
facts, In order to reach the present eoninsloh'
ant' gave history OF tho location o1 Tue sao.a
Fc line by their surveyors from the twentieth
mic. post TO tho South Arkansas River. Pratt
49, n,I.~;t ~ ch,,f. .Enr1nccr Kobtrsou
feaa an a,non''s ~ n,',,,,"s' ~ ,,,o ,rrn,,cl
regarding the present eohu't,o" o' o's E.a.s" ,
linc above tho twentieth rnilc-post,-'lat Inc
track was completed, bridges built, AMI The road
opo.s W.. .,,a.s ,r,,o,1 torts npunicd by
CltS, "nete MINI" s,, r,s,nnr rror.
Rio Grands cmp'oycs stopned i"r'hs1 p'os-
ress Of tho work; that matcfiass lor
e.tH n'"us =, ,bc soutb Arkan.aa. wcro on
p'ete the foaa 10 '"u oo"... wv, 1.. .,,,'ss. ~,
hand ready to rrocceo wiz. oI,os ,,,a as 'o"1 ~.
Lendva a. soon rs s.mor.d rs 0 rrat au sonttn. %
' sa;a. aI ~ n ,eso forts and armed men wero
h'g, saw - ,he ssu sooI % coui,1 M ho romnlctcd to
out Of ihe way INC 9oau eou'. . ~ ~, .ta Co,rt
Tor mn order giving us The right TO construct olr
rond over The ground to which VIC havo prior
.n .,ant Whatcrcr 1fferenccs there may be be-
right. "nan'et n''..s" "t,...rsx,s 49,
tied under further Court orders. We invested
Fl mn 200 In this enterprise, which IS now total
H. a,,, u.ctca. hcca,,se wa are not per1ni1tcd
n, wv s - Pratt rr,1 scvcrol other nf1}1ayits
10 procccut f'nts 'e.o oe,s 49, nj. ,,.s',.1a
regarding the manner 10 WHICH Si'e No "sn''to
armed forces stopped ali communication above
tln,r hreo.twnrks, lie said tint there were not
1.sa tlon aOo men armed with guns, rifles,
pIstols ana ba5one's III sa,u .,I ' "ss wa.,
aa fp, presensea ras aaar, but made 10 sai Of
tho fact tlut the forts weFo there or tho puF-
poses ol tnel cse.t.o' ~. ,, ,,,,, n,.s md
Judge Usher, tue 4toh' Lsnaa nase' u.sa
other Rio Grande counsel presented eontrovcrt-
% ,na ,c.ttno,y. but IL failed TO eontroycrt tho
s ~; ssot, taa,o na,o ~ n. santa Fo counsel,
pflha 'nesu vuns w. ue,,a.. n,,t sevorn, ncr,,,
Judges MiI'et WIZ 1aa''1.s pns on.", rh,oh
ncnt questions TO the RIO drnnde conosel' "h'ch
s.'S s,ai.,s
A'nl e'u'"19' .o ,,,o ot,,ood ,ntcrfar.
Judge usnef Icieltsa ~ 'ns as' - ,ann " nv
encc OF lhe worH oy afn'cu s'a"a" 60 aem ea,
49,, r,ost hovonct..
""u .t,,,ar r,,,t,r re,,,ca. n1n the light
sszt ovo,ts vn,,r clicnta. Jut1po ushcr.
are not In position to say which las the most
hayonets,h
Judro Usher replied That they waro using
! tlono far seffdcfeu8e judge Usher appealed
, 1879-07-09

HosTos, July S.-1hc Fltchl'nra Railroad nnu
Stntc authorities hsvo colne to nn agreement
for tic operation Of the lloosac Tunnel,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

This star is booked for the Opera House In OF
tawa, Oct. 27th, playing "uncle Daniel, Mes
senger from Jarvis Section" Macaulay has been
starring in the east and plays next week at IIav
erly's in Chicago. The Dramatic Ne,cs gives his
company as follows w. s. Hsrkns, I. N Beers
II. E. Mehen, c. H. Kdder, s. r. Reed, NJ. w
Rawley Jos. Herman, Minnie Maddern, Annie
Douglas, Jessie Randolph. Syracuse, N. T.,
correspondence Of the same paper announc
es the company strong one andas draw
ing good houses; at Newark, n. j. he
drew good houses fer three nights; the Lockport
N. Y, correspondent says: "Oct Sd, B. Macau
lay in Uncle Daniel to large and enthusiastic
audience. Mr.. Macaulay has reason to be proud
of his reception in this city, as it is rare that
stranger is so well received. He was before the
curtain at the close Of every act"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

OBITUARY.-We learn through the Seattle,
Washington Ty., Intcligencer of the death in that
place on the Sd inst, of Mr.. John Forsey,
son Of Mrs. John Forsey, OF this city. He
had been thrown out Of a buggy some three
weeks previously and though friends attend
ed him with loving care he was unable to
recover from his injuries. He went to the Sound
from this state some four years ago, and won for
himself by his kind manners and steady habits
the respect of all who knew him. He was buried
by the Seattle fire department. This is the sec
ond son Mrs. Forsey has lost in the Territory,
the other dying natural death, and she had the
sympathy Of many friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
Fine Furs.

One of the most elegant pieces of wearing ap-
parcl we have seen for many day attracted our
attention yesterday at HULL & BARTELs'. 1t was
dslman of seal.skin trimmed with tipped bcav-
er, worth, with mutf to match, about $500. 1t is
made Of skins Of their own importation and is
really superb. This as a specimen of their goods
indicates that they will do n land Office business
in this line this fall and winter, having the de-
cded advantage that they have made their own
importations Saving importers lcvies) and
bought before the late rise Of about 40 per cent
Surely under such circumstances they can give
rare bargains, guaranteeing the most beautiful
colors and best quality. In all other lines of do
mestic furs or the other grades of foreign furs
they will stand as usual at the head of the trade
in this section, doing their own manufacturing
which people have long admitted to be inferior
to none.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

COwles Il Burtis have had some difficulty in the
past few days to fill all their orders for "Splen-
did" heaters, owing to the enormous call for
them at the factory; but they are now all ready
to 20 ahead again. This "Splendid " is really a
splendid heater and the people are fast finding it
out. Besides the "Splcndd " they have large
miscellaneous line of heaters and a big line OF
cooks and ranges, in all making one Of the larg
est general stocks in the county, which mil h
sold at Oil prices. 1t is certain that this is the
time TO buy, and the wise housekcsper will not
let procrastinatlon steal away his money as well
as his time and it is equally certain that Cowles
4 Burtis's is the place to buy. The public are
requested to examine their stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
New Goods.

general apubic that our new stock OF fall and
winter goods has arrived, and every nook and
corner of our spacious and we'll lighted store is
filled to repletion with the choicest goods in the
several departments the market affords, which
were carefully selected, and are marked al prices
that cannot fail to please.
We cordially invite all to examine our goods
and prices Will take pleasure in showing you
whether you wish to buy or not, and feel conf
dent we can please you as to quantity, quality
variety and price. Respectfully
D. HEENAN X Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The bids for making the absract OF uncanccled
mortgages and trust deeds for the ice of the
county assessor, were opened 10y the finance
committee Of the board Of supervisors on Mon
day afternoon last Eleven bids were presented
hanging from $3.50 by c. F. IIobert) to 500
bv p. Don.evy and John Stout. The contract
wa, let for $50 20 Sherman Leland & Co, al.
stracters, now at work making new set OF al
-.ract books. whose surroundings and facilities,
it was thought, were the best. The work involves
the examination of about 5000 pages Of record.
The plan Of operations az explained 10 US indi-
Gates that the work will be done very thorough
Iy. It to be finished by Feb l, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The Rock River Conference Of the VI. f. Church,
in session during the past two weeks, made the
following appointments for the Mendoza district,
announced on Tuesday last: W. II. Smith, pre-
siding elder, Mendoza; Earl, \. b. Stuart; Free
dom, A. B. Mcttler; Leland c. II. Hoffman;
Mendoza, J. w. Lee; Newark and Sheridan, j..
g. Campbcll Worthwhile to be supplied ID. F.
Kellogg; Prairie Centre, c. l.. Dcmstcr Prince
ton, Jas Baume; Somonauk, c. W. Thorton
Joliet District 5. \. W. Jewctt, Joliet prcSd-
ing elder; Ottawa, W II. Gloss; Lisbon, to be
supplied; Seneca aud Marscillcs, Thos Clipper
field; La Sale, Thos. Sweet; Peru TO be supplied
Geo Kinney T. K, StrowbridEe, once at OF
tawa goes to Chicago, Park Avenue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

With this weeks TRADER we send to our city
subscribers and those receiving their papers at
the Office the interesting and valuable paper
called the Home Journal issued by FIsKB BEEN
for Fail, 1879 Ottawa has no more energetic
business men than our favorite clothers, Msssrs.
FIsKE & BEEN, and they have gotten up their
paper as usual with good taste, geographically
as we'll as editorially. II tells you how to buy
clothing; sets forth their plan Of doing business
and makes mention of many novelties In their
house not usually thought Of while the mlscel-
laneous matter Is unusually well selected. They
will be glad to send copy to al sending their
names, aud we assure our readers the paper is
well worth the postal necessary to ask for it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The unnatural heated term OF October contln.
ue5 with undated yigor, the Thermometer rang
Ing about SIS all week up to Thursday when the
heat was less intense. On Sunday evening a
grateful storm passed over the city, when consid-
cradle rain fell, without however, cooling the at
mosphcrc to any great extent. 1t was genuine
thunder storm, and during it one particular dis
play of electric cannonadlng was noticeable all
over the city. tspent its force on large willow
in Mr.. Coddings yard on Superior st, tearing
the tree badly as well as shocking the neighbor-
hood many residents feeling its effects though
no one was seriously injured
PS. AS we go to press Friday evening the
wind has yeered to the northwest and the wealth
err has suddenly grown quite cold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
Hats, caps and gloves for the coming cold
weather cheap at 4. Frank & Co.'S the clothiers.

Miss Macy, in East Ottawa, is succeeding
spendidly with her kinder garten school, hav-
ing as many pupils as one teacher can attend to.
Our attention has been called to the school by
several of those who have children there, being
exceedingly well pleased with their progress,
Miss NJ is anxious to so increase the school
as to engage an assistant, which about dozen
more scholars would enable her to do. Those
who feel any interest in this admirable method
Of teaching should make the school n visit, which
they will find most interesting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

THE WELL.-The well in the Court House
Square progresses, and at six last night the
depth Of 2O6 feet had been reached-a gain Of Al
feet for the week. The greater part OF one day
was lost, however. On Saturday about P. NJ
the lower half of the tools were left in the well
and work ceased for the day. Half of Monday
was used in fishing them out and most of the
other half in making repairs. All since then has
worked like charm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The versatility Of the manufacturers of MILL
merry goods is one of the marvels. Each succeed
ing season brings new articles of beauty in this
line, and nature and art combine to deck the fail
head. For the coming fall and winter season the
abundance of beautiful things for the ladies will
not be lessencd, if one takes the elegant stock o.
Mrs. Hazlett Uhe largest in the city as basis
for the remark She has evidently chosen the
cream OF the market, and her counters and cases
are replete with new styles Of trimmings and
shapes. Nothing fashionable will be found lack
ing, while the variety is infinite. In the way o.
feathers, flowers for trimmings or for the ball
room, new shades Of ribbons and miscellaneous
ornaments, she has q stock from which the mos
exacting can be suited There is no occasion fol
our ladies to go out Of the city to buy this line
of goods; she has everything the metropolitan
markets show, and her prices are incomparably
cheaper. Mrs. Hazlett has indeed come up tC
the requirements of the wealth and taste Of this
community and is, we have repeatedly noticed
enjoying remarkably fine patronage She in
yites all the ladies to call on her.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Special Meeting.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, 1879.
Prcscnt-Mayor Nicholson, Aldermen Kelley,
Leonard, Carcw, Catlin, Murphy, Hull, White,
Griffith, Logan, Mahar, Hossack, Hollecker-
f.. Abscnt-Phelp., Miller.
THE CALL.
A. T. B,RTEIs, ESQ, Cdy Clerk.-fou will
please call a special meeting OF the city council
10 be held on Friday evening October the 10th,
1879, at seven o'clock, for the purpose of consid-
ering the question Of building a place for fire
apparatus and hook and ladder truck for the city,
and for such other business as may come before
the council. SANL. RICHoLSoN, Mayor
oct 9TH, 1879.
Aid. Hull moved that the fire committee be in
structcd 10 paint the roof Of the engine house
and that the matter of building be postponed in
definitely. Carried.
On motion Of Aid. Hull adjourned.
\. T. BARTELS, CITY ClsrS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

In some way last week we "botched" the list
of members of the Democratic County Central
Committee The committee is as follows: l.. "
Brewer, Ottawa, chairman; w. L. Milligan
Grand Rapids; Peter Donleyy, Mendoza; Willard
Gentleman, Fall River; Alex. Naughey, Seneca
A. J. OConor, La Salle j. L. Mccormick, Peru
VIM. Graham, Ottawa; Walter IIoge, Streator
Samuel c. Wiley, Earl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

On and after October I'd, 1870, tickets for the
Interstate Industrial Exposition at Chicago will
be on sale at the ticket Office Of the c. r. l. d P
4. R., at 49, Is round trip including admission to
Exposition, as follows:
Oct, 18th, good to return Gu or before Oct, Goth
DAVE NJ HAIL. Agt. Ottawa, III.
Z. ST. JOIN, q. T. p. \.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

David Winters, carpenter working at the old
warehouse at the north end of the cut near the
state yard, on Tuesday fell through one of the
grain dumps breaking three Of his ribs in his fall
into the pit. He was properly cared for by DIR.
Bascom. The same evening Mr., Moses Moody,
Of the same yard, sprained his ankle in the yard
after having procured medical assistance for Mr..
Winters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
DIR AGENTS,

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places by the single copy subscriptions will be taken for
any length of time at the regular rates.
B. Willy, Seneca
T. L. DoSAGHo, StreatOr.
l. II. TRowBRIDGK, Marseilles.
The paper always e at the office OF the Rock Island
T. r. Sc Clark ST. under Sherman House, Chicago for con-
yepjenCe of our friends
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The stock sale 10y ". J. Nicely at his farm on
last Wednesday was very satisfactory to him.
There was a good attendance and the prices
while not large were good, fair prices. The sale
included 10 head Of horses and cattle and 80
hogs, the total amount being $3.50. \ large
part Of the stock goes to Logan and Woodford
counties, the remainder stays in this county go
ing chiefly TO the neighborhood Of Wenona. He
still has on his farm ca head OF horses and cattle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

Fitzgerald's band are in quite tuneful mood
Just at this time and are nightly making night
mclodious from an upper chamber of the Gamer
on block The band is fast getting into fine shape
under VI. F.s leadership. Which reminds US
that the number of brass and string bands at
work in this town is something astonishing. We
hope they don't mean business" further than
the innocent hour Of practicel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The Peru Hcrah is the only republican paper
in this county that does not attempt to apply the
party lash to whip voters into casting Sam Ray
mond overheard. or the two candidates it says
Mr.. Webster will poll strong vote in this sec
ton OF the county, and he will need every one tC
insure anything like q majority over his com
petitor.
Mr.. Raymond bears an unimpeachablc record
whether in operating savings banks or handling
the county money, and has heretofore been sup
ported by all classes irrespective Of party,
Very evidently, the Herald desires the utter ru
in and humiliation Of the country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The sad news comes across the water OF the
death, at her home, at No. 3 Burnham Villas,
Richmond, Surrey, England, on the I'd inst, OF
SARAH, wife of E. NJ, WADE, Esq, formerly Of
this city. Mr.. Wade still owns fine property In
this vicinity, and it was the continued illness OF
Mrs W, we believe, that has prevented his re-
turn to Ottawa for several years past,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The orphan children man was here again on
Wednesday and disposed of eight boys-all the
orphans he had. He will come again in about
four weeks to dispose Of others in accordance
with requests made for them or his last two
trips He will send the children only to the
country be they boys or girls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

The Marseilles Register is mad because we
quoted our neighbors' prices paid for grain and
skipped that burg. We are very sorry, to be sure,
but the Register shosld have sense enough to
publish local market prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18
Go to NJ. stiefel & Co.'s for your fine suits

Edward McFaddcn, a brakeman on the e., b.
& O. road, main line, was killed at Mendoza last
Friday while assisting in car switching. his
foot catching in frog" he was thrown under
the wheel, four cars passing over his left side
cutting of leg and an arm and otherwise injur-
ING him 70 that hc died in II few hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

Services at the Episcopal Church tomorrow
will be conducted by the rector, F. b. Nash, who
has returned from his short vacation.
No services were announced for the NJ. F..
Church last evening, and there probably will be
none there tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

Those Dom Pedro shoes at Megafiin's are prime
and cheap.
At a recent meeting of the Father Matthew c.
T. A. Society the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas our ex-president, NJ. F. OCrowley,
having removed from amongst US to new and
more active field OF labor we, the members OF
the +. VI. c. T. A. Society Of Ottawa, OF which
he was one of the principal organizers, desire TO
express our esteem and gratitude; therefore
ReSolrtd, That the sincere thanks Of this Socie-
ty are hereby rendered to our worthy ex presi-
dent, NJ. F. O'Crowley. for the time and labor
he has given this Society, for his zeal in the
cause of total abstinence, and for the kind, able
and active manner in which he has performed
his duties, both as officer and a member, that
our love and sincere regards accompany him 10
his new home.
Resol,ed, That these resolutions be published
in the CITY papers. JOIN I. BURKE,
JAMES FORD,
VI. QUIGLEY
Committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

Another of those jolly monthly hops will bt
given by the Y. p. S. c., at Willis's Academy OF
next Friday evening, full orchestra furnishing
the music. All favored with cards will have
most enjoyable evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-18

Don't be alarmed at the cry Of advance in
prices in hardware-you are still able to buy
all kinds OF goods at bed rock prices at Manley
& Jordan's. They have stoves for sale cheaper
than ever known IN La Sale county
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