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PRorhcIING INDIIN LANDS.
The Government to stop the Contemplated
InNnslun OF Indian Territory.

WAsHNGroN, April -. The session Of tho
Cabinet To-day was a long ouc much important
business being brought before IT, The subject
of the alleged contemplated invasion of tho
Indian Territory. underline euisr of settlement
formed % leading topic. IL sneus that claim
has boon SIT up that ly the sa.e of certain
Indian lands 90 the Government. such lands
have become the property - the Uuited States
us other public lands. and llk" them are open to
settlement under the Homestead and Pre-
cuptiOn acts amt that 70 company or COMPANIES
settlement upon portions oi thr lund- in qut--
uou. a different Wow of tic law WIS however.
tuN"u hy tine de iucil President and his adj
Ni~rrs. A. result Of the deliberations
% letter was written hy the de in'to So'-
rotary Of the Interior To the Commission
authorized -ettrm,nt can b" mndo ny any per
son ln tine Indian Territory except under the
provisions 90 ~" lnt'r'"ur-o laws such person
huylu- fret obtained the permits ION provided
for ln those statutes; ANA that Do part 10 said
territory remains free from apurlp rUtl1n.
either % direct trust assumed hv trnltN or uy
reservation ior Tribes therein. under executive
Stt"ni I"N1s, ami lying hriWr"u u II River
and the north fra ~ the same. lleHdd1;
Bt section -1l1. Revised ofltH'.. authority is cN.
Urc..N -fuu''l t. IIr nr~. OH. luiaH le. turnf 600
contrary tn Ia' lni fI. l.-i.ut B. ntnill dlr.ot
tIc uI'trN ftr,~ fII ru lowed Dor su.N r.nuNuI You
H.t instructed o. 'rluI-i HrHN u. tl- Nuuurttuu 90
tIr rr-.,trN' tur..,r uit tt,.h a,I,-Ht0f, rHl 10
their u'uu-t N-iIIDr 300 iHr r.uHttlo i a - 20 uutu
Uur"i l'r'W- 's WN aihWni i' 40 rf'Nra'c hN set
port 400, oui a cI-cso sa.l attempted tic,Ius, Tor
Tie Information OF tls department
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nary TO extra clipped sheen at 4sa5lsc NJ car loads
Of VERY choice wether 1873 ms going 10 g. 10
y ion M. Unshoru sheen sold at 5'i@6'tc. n ont
side price for a deck load vt Western sheep, 1884 Ms.
average. taken tor shipment to England alive
No live hogs sale. the receipts 6.O24 being con.
signed direct In slaughtcrcrs The i'm rovemcut in
dressed hogs which were sclling at 47s95'lc y n,
opcrnied to stcn the OF the mnr't anu dealers
nomnaly quote tair to good corncd hogs at S3sOS4
NJ
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Live stock Market.

New York. FRIDAY. April 25.-The /. 212 cattle
on s9le today chansw hands At about curret rates of
4 N to drcss h1Sid ms, and tat bulls at 3@Jl &C. "a ID
1--we weight None used by exporters
Only $50 calves arrived, and The market remains dull
and weak at 5@5c. d n. for ordinary to extra.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 600 Demand moderate
and market closed heavy. Transactions include oTdL
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kAllrphd bonds were generally active, but the
demand was apparently less speculative IN its
character. Now Fri" bis sold AT T3Nm74: do.
n, consolidated, lOS4ml0S's. Theuonds ~ the
conf roads improved; delaware and Hudson
OILS, 99's do obs $4,000 do. LIST, Pennsyl-
w.re higher. and land grants sold nt lO4 ,m
lOlA Lehigh and Wlkesbarre assented. 52l 20
80. The bonds of tho elevated roads were about
It.. lower Northwestern gold bonds sold at ia
do lists. 1903; st. Louis and Iron Mountain DDS
50, an advance of 3 Michigan Central Is. llSls /;
Kansas Pacific Denver division. trust receipts
llO's@llOh Burlington. C. Il, and ~. 75h.
Governments were very quiet at the calls, but
dealers report good demand over the counter
for the 4 y cents. which were further advanced
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A@H District Of Columbia 3.65s we're .nrmer
ut S4h@S4k. The sales OF state bonds en-
braced Louisiana console ut 49@5O closing at
the higher figure. and Tennessee Gs. old. 80.
Tho sales Of bank shares included Commerce,
12l@l2lis; Republic. 100A: Fourth National,
1904; Phenix. %; America 1917. The following
nra lnninllnns for GnYnrnmnnl hnnls.
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SIX W00DClIOPPERS GUILTY
BACKWOoDSMEN KEEPING 4 BEGG1R'S
LIFE HEiTILT INSURED
Pnying for Policies Amounting to $40, 900
aud Promising their Victim a Decent Burial
Planning his End Finally Drowning Him.

Planning his End Finally Drowning Him.
LEBANON, Pa, April 2j.-Thc trial Of six
| men for the murder Of another an aged bcggar
on whose life they had obtained assurances
| amounting to 100000 has Just been concluded
| here and the accused all but one OF them wood
choppers and grossly ignorant men, have been
| convicted Of murder IN the first degree
Tho scene Of the murder was lndiantown Gap.
| lying fifteen miles from here in the backwoods
country at the foot Of the Blue Hills. 1t is n
| wild and barron forest country. inhabited by
woodchoppers backwoodsmen. and ignorant
laborcrs. who burn charcoal for living. Ind
iantown Creek. shallow stream, mcandcrs
/ lazily through swamp Back of it stands a
| high range of hills. Between the creek and the
! mountains runs n public road. and 10y this
stands a log cabin, over whose door are the
/ words. st. Joseph s Hotel" Israel Brandt was
/ the proprietor. He is a ono-armcd man, with
| shrcwd face and sharp eyes. tall and portly.
/ Back Of the hotel is n famous well OF water sur
rounded by four lofty cedar trees. This well IS
( known as st. Josephs Well" and has fur
nished cool and refreshing drink for over
| hundred years. The surroundings resemble
scene in the Holy Land. There are tall cedars
all about. and the cabins have low thachcd
roofs Three hundred yards further on in tho
forest stands the cabin that. NJ to Dec. of last
| year was the rude home Of Joseph Rahcr. the
man who was murdered. 1t is roughly built 81
logs. and the roof is of hickory poirs. covered
with grass and mud 1t has no floor. and
simple board bunk. containing few nlthy
| quilts Is the bod. Every thing here indicates
the most squad and wrct'hrd poverty yet
strange 10 say. this cabin was tho home II
| man upon whose To" in~uranc" policies were
held amounting NJ one time o. s3nolo
Joseph l,abcr was about go years ~ age. lie
was pcunilcss and without friends. lie did
what work he could at coal burning AMI wood
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR.

NirfGruRF AtNASAC-rHls nAN . -.
Sun rtses. sets...... 81 Noon sets II -
HiGH wAtYR-rus ~. ..- -
Sandy Hook11 o. Scv. Island II 80 Hell uate".s 10
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MfRHIIrTl.

BInir's Pnis.-Grcat English Remedy for Gout and
nhemmAtsm. AL drn.gIsts hnNe thrm.
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TIE TESTIMONY AT AN END.
WANING WOW FlR THE SPEECHES FOR
AND 1GIINNT DR T.ILMIGE.

q. Recalled
spear and Mr.. McCuInah to sum Up.
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Chor',s r.osI 49, oi,,s,,,r an, s,oro
NhFies Nr"NNe' an eicVl'"SpeI anu s'er'"-
typer testified that an advertisement headed
"Dr Talmare's Announcement" came To- him
- ,.,o,.s,,',,l1 ~, t,','
on Oct .. 1876 TO be stereotyped lie put It INTO
stereotype form. There were l3 orders on that
day. This Advertisement was numbered 10.
He could not tell the time that it came 1t was
possible that 30 orders came in after o'clock
anu - u,'u.1 ''"' ''H'' ou' " "ou'u nave p'en
Mr.. Eliphalet Remington. TO rebut DR. Tai.
I,'" ''','',," NV" VIZ"
tbesnrinyofts7s ue,ol1,ne,,o,, ,t,,, it,r,,,id
be gratifying to him TO have Mr. Unlloek pur.
cbase the raror md n, never n,r.ras.,d ,,r.
trary opinion TO me-
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mage in injury and dissrace' A-No sir In
the negotiations with Mr. Hallock not even the
thouEhl "i uropplhE MT IaihlhEe IN injury or
~ w. "o n',' ''i'.H 70 u,s.I'u-. MN
CONE In'o my m'hu' lu9uGh' the arrange
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be dropped out. Inever wrote any exaspcrat-
ing letters and | only regret that Dr. Tai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-26

Nv using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap because II Il
pure. Ash your grocer Tor IT, aud give 1t a trial
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Suslnrss Qoiltss.


New York agents for all newspapers In the United
States and Canada Advert srmrnts forwarded daily
GEO r. HOWELL co, 10 Spruce st.
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The Best Elastic rruss Ever Invented, Prize,
now only $500 pOMEROI TRUSS Co. 7i8 Broadway
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Sprtal qotltrs.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY


OUT TO-DAY. Is CLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE;
By Ms FoRREsfER. author OF yiva.a Fair women,s
" Diana carew' &e., &e.
- OTHER PEOPLES MONEY.
BY EMILE GABORIAC . ....................2o cents
TIE MYfsIEy4EG9lTES ISLAND Dropped from the Clouds
JOSHUA HAGGARDS DAUGHTER.
By MissM BRADDON ........ ............. 20 cents
UNDER GoSSa ROOF
. Handsomely illustrated
BY JAMES PANN ...............ioee cents
LATE ISSUES:
3o3 Eair Women by ',r> r............. 2oc
47l Viva hy Mr.. Forester .2Oc
-, Any riry Lillian by author of Molly Bawn" &c.
%, rhNu, Che 4umorot Molly Bawn". ......... loc
49, The Closcn Foot by Miss Braldou. lOc
49, lil Vain Fair viii Gal Ion Ilair .. ioc
AS Claire Love Lie by Luz, Randall comfort loo.
ro r by AZ g9,?sy rsS
st Sew Yors ~ ''''''''' ''''' ''''' 1'''
A.-CITY LUNATICs.
ODD CASES in the AsyI.INS on WARDS and BLACK.
The DANsEusE with MONKEY in HER HEAD.
BISHOP CARDINAL, and KING Of MEXICO
THE MAY-woMAN
The MAN who IMAGINrS HIMSELF BRASS BAND
OF rWLNrNSlN PIECES
TALKING THEorGn the Tor OF HER SKULL
The LIVING AQUARIUM
sEE THE SUNDAY NEWS To MORROW.
KEEPS SHIRTS.
r Keeps Custom shirt made omco,qyH Tie very best
satisfaction guaranteed Keeps patent partly made
prrss rts. tr worry st that be- produced any
once, SIN 20, ~ Eu..lN nu,hcl g any little girL
KEEP HlNiIAN UMBRELLAS.
the very best rttrut protected rhs. INV per cent
stronger than ull, other lmhrc.la made ~ each.
kEll"s KID GLOVES
Tor Gents tho very best. PLAN tu red ~ pair.
KEEPS lNuIltNE AZ, Is ALL STYLES
Hnnfkrrcuicts ll1,, 49, Ties. &c. Al good. warranted.
samples tui circular. uillNi free.
KEEP MAN tAtIl DlNG tuMpANl'S STORES.
tal blntiWaA, Wv y,.l Jil Fulton st. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-26

To produce real genuine sleep and chdlke repose all
night take little Hop BstteTs on Teuring.-Aav
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Weak Eyes, sore Eyes, Inhnmcd EyeTds,
styes Sc raj IDLY cured hy usul ur Becker accelerated
Eye Basam. sold by all druggists Depot Bowery.-Afr
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800 IoMMuNWE NLril DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
WILL. Nt DRAWN AT lul I~NtllE Ky MAY 80. ls70
AUTHORIZED ~ liiE STATE AID SUPERVISED
Rl Prominent CITIZENS
Sll2tn pl>rElBJ rtn IL NEARLY 2un PRIZES
CAPITALS, e.Ntbr. ~llHrI. S1Nrl. AND OTHERS,
UtkEIS, 81. HALVES, ~
For d Net, or informant 100 aulrr>, T. i. CONTRrORD
Secretary Courier luuruul Bg1m-. lou. ,villo nv "
Il u PoNlEk 60. Grn Eastern AGENT. -27 broad.
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OFT TO-DAY. IL CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE,
RHONA ............... .............. 20 eentp
BY Mrs FORESTER. suthorof Viva" Fair Women,
Diana CureW,' 4c., &c.
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UNDER ONE ROOF
handsomely illustrated
BY JAMES PAYN ....... ............... 10 cents
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A.-CITY LUNATICs.

ale hy all new ,leacr. or sent postage free on re
lrlDc. hy GEORGE MuNRO. II 10 y Nandewater
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

Osman 4 II0peman have just received the new
spring and summer styles Of the above cclebmt-
ed patterns, and will keep constantly on hand
all the sizes af the different patterns,
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people. They comprise all the latest
and best styles of ladies and children dress,
are graded in size and put up in envelope. on
which are printed illustrations and full descrip-
tions Of the garments in French and English
they are sold at prices ranging from 10 to &c
cents and the catalogue is said to include the
largest and only complete assortment Of useful
and fashionable designs. Catalogues sent on ap-
plication and any pattern sent post paid on re-
ceipt Of price as marked in the catalogue
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22
holic Prayer Books at Osman Il lIapcman,.
At HUH Il Eartels'

They have continued this week to receive and
open new invoices of hats and caps. The stock
in the line of hats is an excellent one and com
priScs all the newest and nobbicst styles in soft
and stiff hats. Prices are as low as the lowest;
and the house agree to suit all classes of buyers.
Is SHIRTS they show some novel goods in col.
orcd and fancy--in all styles and very cheap.
Wilson Bros, white shirt, made to order and
guaranteed in every respect.
Fact i, they have the goods to please, and
prices Icing down to the bed rock for cash they
offer rare bargains. Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. MARCH g. 1879.


On last Thursday evening The city Council
elected the following city officers.
Auomcv--M T. Moloncy.
Clcrk--A, T, Bartcl,,
Marshal-lu,tu, Harris.
Assistant Marshal--ti W Fuchs
Health Onccr--J. W. Petit
Street Supcryisor-JoScph Fenncl.
First Fire Marshal-licnry Woli.
Second dtto--L. Perkins.
Surycyor--Ro Wilson.
PrintcrS-O,mnn ~ llapcmau.
SALARIES.
\ reduction of salaries was made as follows
Attorney, $50; Clerk, 5000; Marshals and Engi.
nccr Of steamers, each $50 per month; Health
Officer, Sl0O (unchaugcd); Street Supervisor and
policemen, each so per month. Bridge tenders
will hc appointed by the street and alley com.
FINANCES.
For the first time in n number of Years, the
treasury was worse than exhausted when the col
lcctor had finished his work; and to raise the
money to meet ordinary running expenses the
finance committee was authorized to borrow
money.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

H.ILor IrDU~rEl, Luu,E No. -.
Nta regular meeting of Industry lodge No 30
held March 18th, IN,g the following prrambl,
and resolutions were adopted.
WIEVENs, II has pleased an oy"rruliug Prov
dcu,c To- remove from our midst our beloved
brother, Mr.. John REM, and whereas, We regard
his loss as calamity, no, only in our beloved ur.
der, bat 10 the community nt large.
i,-,l..3 That We tender the family rt our late
brother oar heartfelt rmya'hy in this hour %.
their great sorrow, assuring them that W. sym
pathizc with them, and that We feel the los, is
no: theirs alone hut Our- also.
Ropj,gd. That copy of these resolution, hr
spread uppn the record. Of our lodge. that a
copy De- furnished 10 the family ul the deceased
brother and 20 the city ua-yr~.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

The entire stock being reduced in the above
proportion il is not difficult to see that GILLEN'-
prices cannot be met elsewhere.
LATE SPRING ARRIVALS N DRY GOODS.
10000 yards chcviOt shirtings.
10000 yards new choice prints.
Good prints only ) cents yard)
10000 yards choice styles of dress glnghams.
A very large line Of cassimercs for mems and
boys wear, very much reduced in price.
10000 yards choice, new patterns cmbroldcrcs.
4 large and well selected stock Of fine laccs, at
much reduced prices.
Table linens napkins, towels and towclinSs,
vcay much below market value.
Blcached and unblcachcd musin.-a large
variety at greatly reduced prices.
The general stock is full and complete and al
the prices asked the stock cannot but please all
who examine it. Quality, quantity and low prices
of goods considered few HOUSES in thi, section
can offer 50 many decided advantages to the pub
lie as II. J. GILLEN. An examination of stock
and a comparison Of prices with all competitors
Is desired.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

The J. il. McVicker Comedy Company, which
includes all the first class actors of McNicker
Theatre in Chicago, has been on = tour through
out the Northwest during the past three week,
during which time McVickers theatre has beer
occupied by other companies, and this Company
on their route home will be in Ottawa on Satur.
day night the 29th day Of March, and put on
the Opera House stage Bulwer's Great Comedy
in five act, entitled Money to be followed by
the tavoritc farce entitled "Nan, the good-for-
nothing.
This same Company was here about two
months ago, and gave the finest entertainment
given in the Opera House this winter; and the
Double Bill on Saturday night Of next week will
be very fine.
The price, Of admission are 30 and - cents,
and reserved seats can be obtained Mt Simon
Brothers music store after Wednesday morning
without extra charge
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

Twelve ns pt Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract uns' b plainly marked
the length Of time desired they viii be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business nu professional card. not exceeding hye lines
asserted AT dyc dollars per annu ever Ave lines one do
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all casa, 10 Nc paid strictly in
advance.
tF- Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before tn. expiration Of the will be charged the full
rate, above Extra charge viii also be made for dissou
ton and other notices connected with their regular
business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line.
,ss- IN no case will tscsc terms be departed from
sS- The date the slip which the subscribers name
- indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should he
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds TO the
date whcA they have paid and at once notify the publish
rrs vi my discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22
-Ask-

Spite of the explosion At Stietcl & Co. : ware
house on last Saturday week, the Improvements
will 20 on rs contemplated The permission Of
the city council having been obtained on last
Thursday evening the rebuilding Of the front OF
the warehouse will be soon commenced. 1t will
be "A large and handsome structure, bulls in first
class stylr-au ornament to the city and capable
Of storing 10000 bushels OF shcllcd corn or
other grain Mr. Dittcnhoctcr has purchased
an engine to operate the house, in place of the
old one they attempted to use which will be
here in about 30 days
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

The new schedule of prices at II. j. GmLEN'S
has attracted wide attention among the heads OF
families Low as goods have been in times past,
few offers have been made as are presented al
this well known house; and the reductions made
have increased the grocery trade wonderfully,
For the benefit Of the public TO whom these re-
ductions are OF great interest We repeat our few
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22
Millinery Notice =.

We have much pleasure in announcing To the
ladies of Ottawa and surrounding district that
Mrs Hazlitt formerly Of 49, Main st. in thi, city,
has decided on coming book to Ottawa this spring,
and intends opening It new millinery establish
ment, her health being quite restored. Mrs. H.
is now in Europe purchasing the newest and
most fashionable millinery goods, and requests
her customers to reserve their orders. Further
particulars in future advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

The season of thundcr'storms approaches near
or each day; and the question, How shall We
protect ourselves from lightning? becomes not
unimportant one. Experience has proved that
the old fashioned rod doc, not protect Either
the "ground Connection il imperfect; or the
rust eats the rods OIL above the ground, or
the glass nsulatoro fail to work or something
else; and at the first discharge Ui lightning the
house mny be- "kuockcd galcy-Wcst." How
shall we protect ourselves: our advice is to use
the Chambers Rod; for the reason that the
principles upon which the rod is constructed are
80 aftcra few experiments. \
discharge Of electricity in order to dispcrsc IT.
force pursucs the course interpoeing the mini
mum resistance to its passage, consequently the
more the resistance j. reduced the greater /, the
protection against the power. That ln brict is
Just what this new method does The rod i,
placed upon the building; l. perfectly insulated
from it., and It's points are 80 arranged as to re-.
cciyc the discharge from the clouds aud 10y diyid
iug the stream render it harmless, finally diiius
iug il back into the atmosphere. {. : Brown n
Co. are the agent, for this county At ; +.
the rod, and experiment, To prove its u-clulnc-,
and the principles upon which IL i, constructed.
The rod Is commended hy insurance men, rIgv-
tricau~. teachers, merchants and others, aud the
celebrated weather man" Prof i. n Ticc, has
Just published u pamphlet lu which be- proves
ihas it I,lhc only scientifically .'ruuted rod
in existence. We believe that i- true. and -u
tor loo our presence viii enable Ur Goo Judge, t rs
pi.ub'..yu t,YT'1 t,,pf'.'s.I fE..ls. ..y.'HHHF
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

Mrs. Elizabeth Watts died near Biddetord
Dcvonshire England on the 18th of February
1879, aged 80 years. She was the mother Of
Philip and Joseph Watts, old and we'll known
citizens of this county, and also OF Mrs. Thomas
Luck and William Watts, Of Godfrey, Mrs. L.
Parker of Carlnyille, and Mrs Charming of Al
ton, in this state and Of Henry Watts, Of En-
glAnd
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

\ college professor once said that "he who IT,
poets 10 ,d' high in his class, must not orp,"torotc
on the floor Much of the having and splitting
was, no doubt caused by catarrh, which the pro
fessor knew could be readily cured by the use of
few bottles Of DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22

Those new goods are continuing to arrive at
j. Mcgailin's and they are the best goods for the
season ever brought to this market in many
years. All those in want OF anything in tho shoe
line will find it to their interest to look through
hIS stock before buying goods.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-22
WALL PAPER.

OSMAN & HAPEMAN, west of the
Court House, have just received their
Spring Stock of Wall Paper, which is
now ready for exhibition and sale. The
stock is larger and more complete than
ever before, comprising Brown and
White Blanks, Flats, Satins, Embossed
and Silver Paper, Stamped and EN-
bossed Colds Dados & Friezes; many
of which are imported goods. Also,
Tints Mouldings, Decorations of many
new and handsome designs, and Bor-
derings of every conceivable design
and quality, in great quantities.
Also Window Shades Of every va
riety, Curtain Fixtures, &c.
We invite the public generally to
call and examine this fine stock, be-
lieving that all will be pleased, both
as to beauty, quality and price.
Respectfully,