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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

In State bonds District of Columbia 3-f5s sold
at SOS /: Louisiana Consols rose to 371a, and fell
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

The boot and shoe trade begins to show signs
of returning activity, the time for the opening
Of the regular autumn season now being near
at hand. Although, through the enhanced
value of materials, the cost of production has
been increased 10 to Ii per cent. jobbers' prices
have not yet been advanced to any notable ey-
tent. Higher rates will. however. probably be
established BY and b. when the active season
gets fairly under way.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

Silver excepted" is new provlso. inserted
after the amount Of the draft. In foreign bills
on American houses. Thus far 1t appears only
on commercial bills drawn by German or Gu
ban firms Except for the certainty that silver
would never be presented In payments. bank
era' bills. 1t Is thought. would be drawn In the
same form.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

Texas has vast domain. Between the Sabine
river on the east. the Red river on the west, and
the 400 miles Of coast line on the south, 1t In
closes 274 900 square miles. or over 175.oaoooo
acres of territory. This one State is larger than
the Kingdom of Great Britain. larger than
France. and larger than the German Empire.
You could carve out Of Texas thirty five States
as large as Massachusetts. or nearly six as large
uu NGtr ynrL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

Powers q WeIghtman. the Philadelphia quiz
nine monopollsts. have not yet conveyed their
threat into execution to close up their manu-
factory discharge their fifty employees. out Of
spite for the repeal Of the tax on maarial fe-
vers. and stop raking in their millions Of
profits. They have not stopped their works.
but they have advanced tho price OF their sui
phate of quinlne on the fevor and ague shaken
classes as u punishment for Wishing to get the
1rt1p al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-10

The cranberry crop In Wisconsin, 1t is
thought, will be smaller than last year,
although some look for an average yield. In
Berlin. from reliable informatiga. the crop un-
doubleday will fall short of last season. The
season is about one week esflier than last year,
and picking will probably commence about
September |. unless some nnooked-for event
should occur to retard the growth. From pres
ent appearances the crop promises to be very
good In point Of quality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

DIED.-At Wyanct Bureau county, H., on the
nth inst, George P, Peddcord, principal of the
Wyanet Public school, aged - years. Mr.. p
was son Of Mr.. VIM Peddicord, formerly a resi-
dent of the town Of Manlius, in this county, and
was Il graduate Of the Normal school at Normal,
in this state. He had from the time Of his gradu.
alton followed school teaching As profession,
in which he had won an eminent position. He
had been principal Of the Wyanct school for the
past two years. He was a ripe scholar, and a
valuable citizen, and a sound exemplary chris
tan man. His funeral took place on Tuesday OF
last week, President Edwards, Of Normal, preach
Ing his funeral sermon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

II is hard on our working carriage manufac
'urers, who pay taxes here, spend their money
with us week after week and our ncigi
bors, to stand by and see the spring trade stolen
away from them by some spectators in work nc
one knows anything about. 1t seems to us that
the city council could devise some way to put a
stop to this injustice.
Amen. If protection" as national system i.
right and good, protection of particular city's
manufacturers is also good; and so long as it is
adopted by one government it can be consistent
" adopted by the other At any rate we
should like to see it tried as TO traders Of all
kinds who drop into town, sell their goods and
carry out the money without having spent a
cent except for board on which the landlord has
probably lost dollar day from ravenous ap.
petites.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EOR COlLECTOE.


We are authorized 10y the friends of ANDREW f. BACH
to announcr him candidate for Collector the ensuing
town election.
FOR COLLECTOR
Wcarr authorized to announce JOHN r. BURKE rs a
candidate for Town Collector at the coming election
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce C. c. LG-TZ as candidate
for Town Collector nj the ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR
We are authorized to announce the name of f. H. L.
SWINDLEtaS candidate or the office OF Town Collector
at tn" ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce JOHN HUSTON a. can.
didair for Collector AZ the ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR
We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD BUTLER as a
candidate for Town Collector at the ensuing town election.
FOR COLLECTOR
Wcarc authorized to announce BENJAMIN r. PHELPS
candidate for Town Collector of the town of Ottawa at
the annual town meeting to be held the st of Apr next
FOR SUPERVISOR.
WILLIAM STORMONT authorizes US to announce his
name candidate for Principal Supervisor of Ottawa
township at tho town election De held on the st Of April
proS.
W.. NELLY authorizes us t" announce ms name as Il
candidate Tor Assistant Supervisor of the town Of ottawa nj,
the town election on the LIST Of April next.
Fol: ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR
y II. S1ROBEL has consented 10 for Assistant Super.
visor at the ensuing town election.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF HIGHWAYS
At the request of numerous friends and voters Llr Will
LIAM +. BELL has consented to become candidate for
the Office of Commissioner of Highways.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF HIGHWAYS.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN ". KELLY a. a
candidate for the Office of Commissioner OF Hrhway.a
ensuing
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HOME MATTERS.



forhoI' Of me StreH'or "r'"S' came 10 o''"M'
on wednesday 10 una ou' "Aeh 'nc poS' "o"'
nave another chicken dispute ana me oc'' way
80 sel 10 I"JHnl' ne u'o'' learn
I'M "S''H' '"' -'V"' many !,'' " w
I'r ~ lI''n'N " ''', I'II 'n' Guy OH "!''''''''
TOT 'oIol""'' W.T.. Nlc'' -"'' "''' 50 ~" P''''
"le He'ltI, N"''h ms confinement ""' '''"''
down.
FRANK pohIeNy mas q""ll"'" ""''' NV
81" III reI"Ioh 10 ptp"i "''o'"''' ''" - '''
Recorder ana the ONCE ''"'H "-"''' IVA '"''
ness
VIII Arnold mas -oit 10 ''"l''''' N"''''S' III
seareh oil fortune ana '""''
MISS jennie l"yIo' ''''' - wv -'''' " MISS
FANNIE nun
MI 'onn NU'',F" mas ~""' ~
Denver Ills 50" '''' ''' ''''" ''''' ~ " VIC"
'F So
Hhcr''I ''e''"S', ',' W. " ''" ','''- 49,
A'lc'i 'o'"'" ''' 's''. .''.''" w. ''""' '''' '"-
Mark O'Kanc the well known drayman Of this
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cas- and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE ROUGHT AT
BROTHERS
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good draw and uc flavor and selling extremely low
prices.
lbs Sing Ian Pm Japan Tea for Sl0, We selling
large quantities OF this Tea. 1t never fails to please
3lhs Good Quality Young Tyson Tea for Sl0O. This Tee
has good merits and Is worth more money We have twenty
half chests which will close the above low price
Warranted 20 please money refunded.
lbs Extra Quality Brokcn Leaf Japan Tea. Tor 81 90.
This Tea has equal for tie price We do not hesitate to
it, Tie quality much better than great
many higher priced TEAS
our SIC Japan Tea is better than great many sell To-
their best Tea and soc Young ysun superior 20 any
in this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Gunpowdcr Tea Sc per
H.. We know 1t To be good.
You Will fnd our Ooong Tea at see per ID.
rose. good strength and delicious flavor.
Wcaways make discount parties ruying quantities.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Prof. j. c. Chambers was In the city last weeL
Friday attending To business connected with IN,
Introduction Of his lightning rod. To illustrate
the working, Of The protector from Il,ltnlny Ne
had Il Great variety Of instruments. and ,I.o in.
.trumcuts for yaruu, interesting ,ypcrimrnt.
with clcctrlcl,y Now. We dopr Lu,y ,ru,b
Iabou, electricity. We've "ruIIcd the wool" over
Ia rood man, cats ewes and ,.rnly. dntb.lrn,r,.
irving to find out ,omciLip,, ab,ut II and a..
Ihavr rot through ,lr oyouir, Of I'M. u,r,,,un,..
Hating life irving" electric machine. "A, auirE,,.
It grind; bat Will, /, knocked the latent rhcuro..
|t>rn of oi,I arms. fine m,,trI,. of fb, rrnllru, =
/ 10 IN, MS vet uu,olyrd Tou.iiis sim fine o,,.,,t
wlot.is.lt Therefore, v. aim I'm tl,i, .,,Iih sim.
uly to rrr,rut some of thn nrurrssor'. rvrrri.
mcnts for our readers to think about. Profs.
Tlcc and Chambers say electricity is "thc mo.
| tive power Of Nature. the Likelihood of the uni.
verse that keeps it IN perpetual notion" We
reckon it must be So Since Pope Bob has abol
lishcd the DcvalogUr and proved that Nose was a
Iliah. we find no other solution of the problem of
what makes the vhecI, of the universe 40
wound" Indeed the professor had a little ma.
chine there q lar with two rod, running into it
and they surmomtcd by the common tea.bcn
hcmisphcrcs; filling the lar with electricity he
produced the "pcrpctual notion Of Il little bali
from one to the other hemisphere What is the
force Of grayitaton? Nj bodies drop to the earth
when not supported Why? These professors
say electricity is grayitatiOn Matter poluriZrd
will attract other matter to itself The earth con-
tans no electricity, the air does, and therefore
all bodies in the air are polarzca as compared
with the earth and attracted to the earth That the
earth is void of electricity may be proved IN this
way Deep down in Il well the air is or soon be-
comes foul; it win cXtingush lamp or choke n
man. But throw down bucket of watcrand the
air will become pure; throw down Il stone or
most any substance and the same result will take
place though not so thoroughly as with the water
The reason is, the dropping of the water or the
stone brings down the electricity in the arr above
or by the friction in dropping and vitality comes
with it; water is best because it is Il good conduc-
tor Thi, idea Of finding in electricity the solu.
ton Of the mystery Of grayitation: the power
that controls the force Of the universe, was cy
planned bv Chambers in this way: the motion of
the earth ON its axis from west TO east produces
great friction heat is electricity, and thi, cleo
tricity holds the earth and all planets as in the
hollow of mans hand The proof is here. he
produced coil of wire about two incbr. lone and
an inch i'm diameter: through the center was n
hole an eighth of an inch in diameter. in tbe hole
was inserted a little steel bar sixteenth Of AN
inch in diameter. It is sclI.cvidcnt if nothin~
holds il the bar will drop throurb the hole
and so ii did when the coil was unchanged; but
charged with Notwithstanding round and round
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29
OsMAN ~ IiApgMAN


Over in Tonca, the Phantom Sociable" is
quite the rage, The plan is to corral the boys
in the hall and the ghosts female and malc) in
an upper room. About o'clock they march
into the hall and are then and there 0uctioned
oil to the men folks assembled and become the
property Of the highest bidder. The buyer is
supposed to buy the provisions, no matter what
the sex of his ghost-und some lively ghostly ap-
pctitics are frequently developed. The profits
90 10 some church
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| IN J.. AGENTS WA - TED 90 sell Or.
l. thu~"'- I;''iprs; or Information for Ever hy. iu
every CuHrfy !u the nitcd StIie- and tauaas. Enlarged
by The publisher % bis pa. II contains 400 house
hold recipe and j. suited all classes conditions
society wonderful book and household Necessity. n
sells al sight Greatest Inducements ever offered - huos
sample copies sent 10y mail. postpaid. for s1OO
Exclusive territory given Agents more than tuuh" their
money address Dr. Chas.'s Steam Printing House Ann
Arlur. Michigan
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The Standard of Fashion.

| Under this name ANDREWS BAZAAR is known
to all the best authorities ON WOmanS Toilette
in the United States and Canada. The wide cN.
lpcriencc and cultivated taste of the editor and
proprietor, W, Il. ANDREWS, insure the most cX.
act reflection Of what is most tasteful and artistic
in the world of fashion. The arts of the house
hold, both useful and ornamcntal-such rs dec
Grafton, Horticulture, nccdlework, the cuisine,
ctc.-rcccivc the fullest attention, and the liter
airy departments are represented in the contribu-
tons OF the most gifted men and women in the
lard. Topics treated in the magazine may be
generally classified as follows fiction; poetry:
criticisms of books, music, the drama and art /;
biographies; essays; personal sketches; Wit and
humor; and personal paragraphs original and Sc
lcctcd The writer's for ANDREWS BAZAAR are
also contributors for such magazines us Wupc,'S
WonthtB .ippbto,,'S JoUUa', III, .lNoHt,c, etc 4
vast mass of brilliant literature beside the fashion
departments, is furnished for One Dollar pcr an
mum; single copies 10 cents. Address W. RAN.
pREws, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions received
by Osman " llapcman
\ nci@hhor informs us thathi wife never knew
4 quiet night until the doctor prescribed DR.
Bills Baby Syrup for her little
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Mcssrs. John b. Rice and Chase Fowler have
associated Mr.. W. Gentleman with them in the
practice of law in this city. Mr.. Gentleman has
gone through long course of legal training
having graduated at the Chicago Law School in
1913, and lattcrly been with the firms of Trum
bull, Church n Trumbull, and Isham & Lincoln
III Chicago. The office formerly occupied by
Glover, Cook " Campbell, in Gedney's Block,
east Of the court house square, will be rciittcd
and occupied by them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

,, About half past eight O'Clock last Wednesday
morning, the dwelling house Of Mr. Peter j. Pc
terson, in the village Of Norway, took fire from
defective ilue and burned down. II was one
story house and with il was burned a lot Of bed
ding, clothing, dc. It was insured in the Sc
rena, Freedom * Mission Farmers Insurance
Company.
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Observation-Disclosures

- n fsNPf II TsTsfIN<Tf" = y = IL u -
- H. ~ llf 'nHf'. uT. fsfHu I~t'
William T. Mclut.u r.. Margaret Jaur Mrlururi.- liz
fEuHr@yg.
AFFIDAVIT The .lsUD Margaret Jane Mcuturf
the above named DEFENDANT having Ucyu irI ia the clerks
1cr q The Circuit Court ct ~IiI county. notice therefore
hereby given the ~tI nonresident defendant that the
complainant filed his hl Il complaint iu said court on the
ChaTC'ry side thereof. The 18Th day NJ March lNs and
THAR fhsryupUu summons i-St >ad court, wherein
aid suit j. pr1liHs. rctura1r nD NH urst Monday
lu the month 81 JRnr next. i~ D. law required.
New, unless YOU. the -l nonresident defendant above
named. shall personally s aud appear before salI Great
Court the hr~ day thereof be holden
ar OTTAWA loo and fr the said county, the nrst Monday
in June NEXT and plead. deuUr 20 She said
complainant u compliant. flr and the matters
and things thvrril charged ana stated will h. taken
fssr and Lg,rtr entered AGAINST yUg according she
PRAYER Of sad bin. ROSWELL W HOLMES, Clerk.
utrGWa Illinois, Mar-h =. Isl.
NJ u NialaNNY. commits SII-r. .uarsagw
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jarw advertisements.
Received
THIS week
Ar
D. HEENAN & cos
NeW advertisements.

> cases spring styles Dress
Prints. the incest goods in
that line shown here this
season.
| case Of handsome styles.
standard Shifting Prints, at
the remarkably low figure
Of ) cents per yard.
New GingilamS. both i'm sta
pie checks and dress styles.
very pretty.
New Bleachcd Goods. all
widths.
New Brown Sheetings, all
grades and widths, includ-
ING 4 bale Of yard wide. at
SC per yard. the best value
for the price ever offered in
this market.
New table linens in brown.
bleachcd and half-bleached.
New Napkins. Towels. and
Crashes, White Quilts. Ham,
burgh Edgings. and White
Goods Of every description.
New Dress Goods, some
thing pretty and cheap. for
early spring wear. Also
handsome new Dress But
tons, Ribbons. Ruching, &c.
New Boots and Shoes and
Slippers for gentlemen and
boys. ladies, misses Il chill
dren, which for style, quail
ity and price cannot bel
beaten.
And last, but not least, our
Grocery Stock is strictly
first class and prices always
the lowest. Give us Il call.
d, HEENhN & co.
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Fine summer suits at VI. stiefel * Cos.


Rarely, if ever have We seen finer stock of
hats in this city than Is now on sale at Hull x
BARTELs', on Madison II. 1t is entirely new
Just opened, and includes all the newest and most
fashionable styles both in soft and stiff hats and
they offer them at very low rates. Now, don't
buy cIoE-al until YOU have seen this stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

ness, lll4INI'll' , all'l
las Mental Anxiety,
Los, Of Memory, Pain
Iu Back or side. aul
diseases that lead Il
! Consumption, lusarj
lty and an early grave
Full particular, iu oU
Pamphlets. which v,
4 desire 20 send free O
ans address Price
Specific. y per pack
agp. Tonic. % Cts. %
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We would call the attention of the public 20
our new stock of wall papers and decorations,
which we have just finished opening. We bc.
lcVc it is the hamdsomc,t, most varied In styles
and the cheapest stool, ever shown here, Would
be pleased To have all call and examine it.
Respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29
Election tickets printed at this office.

The snring trade is opening Up lively at
LYNcH's and although the store was once already
This year filled up for the spring trade, new
goods are nevertheless required almost daily.
The stock will be found rich in dress goods trim
mngs, notions, shawls, domestics, &c, &c, all
Of which are offered at the customary low prices
of the house.
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Get your Plow shoes at j. Mcganin's.

The Ottawa Guards will elect Il first lieutenant
or next Monday, vice ]. d. Beach, resigned. Al
the same time will he held the annual muster
for the purpose Of procuring their proportion of
the appropriation by the state As the number
of men present will determine the amount re.
ccived by the company all members of the com
pany should be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

On last Saturday morning, MessIs. W. Bush
lell, w. II. Hull, Vim. Thomas and Dr. Harris
act the visiting members Of the Cox Corn Har.
ester Co. at the Clifton to perfect plan of mu-
ual action in regard to the location of said Com
banys shops in this city. These gentlemen in
listed that the Company should bring machine
% Ottawa as soon as possible to test it. There
re several pieces OF unhuskcd corn yet standing
the neighborhood in which it is proposed to
work the machine to the satisfaction of all The
Company are now constructing machine as
rapdly us is possible, and will bring it to Ottawa
as soon as completed. When ready we shall in.
form our readers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Arthur Simmons, son Of widow simmons, liv-
ing near Streator, while wrestling with another
boy, one day last week, broke both bones OF his
arm between the elbow and the wrist.
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HFae clothing 20 and see NJ. Sticfol X Co...

Tpinois and Michigan canal will be opened
~, w. VIC season this morning. tn, canal and riy
shc uses are full of grain pretty generally, but
the lg to the crowded condition of Chicago clcva.
nal t will be some time before It will bc'moyina
r.. American routes east will doubtless be
IN tied this year by an increased tonnage OF
wen, because the new protective" tariff of the
uloinion has forced Canadian rates ont of the
,nn petition. What beautiful" system this
sta ection is! BY it in Canada about 1000 men
their families, dependent on the lake. river
canal boats of Western Canada are sacrificed
to no purpose, for it will not add a cent per
edhel TO the price paid the Ontario farmer: and
!, millions spent on the magnificent waterway
provements of the dominion are as wasted,
,ilcc there will be no business for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

The best stock of lady's summer shoes in But
ton and Newport ties, ever brought 10 Ottawa, i.
at }. Mcgatin'S low priced cash store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Altcrs for election tickets for the town
electncyt Tuesday executed promptly at the
TREtADER Office.
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Messrs. Fiske X BEEN have published the
spring number Of their HoD,. Joufuil-a very in
tere.tng sheet. rs usual.
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ForND.-A Frank 4 Co.'S, the best place to
buy boys and chldren's clothing, directly west
of the court house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Mr.. A. B. Low, of Ottawa Centre showed IA an
egg yesterday, laid by a common sized pullet
that was q inches in circumference one way,
inches the other, and weighed 81 OF.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

We might suggest that all who desire the ser.
vices Of a. Wilcox for this seasons paper hang.
ing and painting should take pains to leave their
orders several days in advance of the time he is
wanted. doc" is one of the best worllmcn in
the country, economical of material and scicn.
titic, and is in big demand among those who
want nice work.
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Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Dare with all others:

! wish to say to my old friends
and customers that am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. TO ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when YOU want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
R, 0. BLACK,
First door EAST Of MauIey smecton- Hardware store
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six pack ages ~ each for So Address al orders J. r.
SIMPSON MEDICINE CO, Box lsl. Buffalo y. !. Tie
Specific aud Tonic Medicine l. the result many yea
study, and = being used with wonderful -ucre Money
funded vhen satisfaction b. not given Sold iu ottawa hy
T.. y tiS1GGS. Morrison. FlgmiIrr & CO., Wl-ic-
sale Agents. Chicago. fIar.gfUN
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You can always find a more satisfactory stock
OF one line of goods in a house dealing entirely
in that line. So it is in boots and shoes, at least
One of the leading houses in this line in the
county is that of Child X Phipps, an old house
Of the city thoroughly acquainted with the trade
the retail store of 4 Boston mandatory. Ia
stock they carry all goods that can be asked for
by this community and sell them at the lowest
living prices. They must be able to suit YOU.
Wanting goods in their inc, call on them and
see their big stock.-N. B,-A handsome line Of
ladies, misses and childrens' slippers received this
week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

200 dozen New Hosiery at Scott, Bros Il Co.'S
To-day they will offer large lot of Ladies' fancy
Striped Hose worth 12lG to 20 cents, all 1T lie.
Il pair.
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See the new spring styles Of Wall Paper at Os
mau X Hapcman's