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DIsTICT COURT CALENDAR.

The following cases are to be tried
at the approaching term of the District
Court:
The People VS.. j. G. Fox, ct al,
(Tompkins' bondsmen).
Garden Valley Milling Company VS..
J. B. Emery
All Hoy, ct al, VS.. Cum Sing, ct al.
NJ. J. Biddy VS.. P. NJ. Doyle and
Stephen Dempsey.
Boise County Bank VS.. Thomas Eli
OFT.
NJ G. Luney VS.. Thomas Elliott.
Juste Vauguelin VS.. Bird LOTUS
D. FaIk g. Bro. VS.. Bird LOTUS.
William Rdenbaugh Administrator
of the estate of VIM B. Morris VS.
Bird LOTUS.
D. Spiegel VS.. Bird Lotus.
Elizabeth Brown VS.. Leroy Brown.
David E. Coughanour VS.. B. r. Hughes
j. G. Fox VS.. w. w. West and NJ
G. Luney.
J. G. Fox VS.. W. w. West, j. E
Rowe and James McDevitt.
n. Wetzell, j. V. r. Witt and 4
| Rail VS. II Esmond.
Sarah Dougherty VS.. Lee Dough
erty.
H. B. Hays VS.. Sam. Stewart.
Thomas. Conway, john Fisher an(
James McQnillan VS. All Hoy ct al.
j. V. r. Witt and J. W. Brown VS.
John Esler.
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a Riders Income.

A story comes across the water that
Fred Archer, the successful English
Jockey, has accepted retainer of
$4,000 to ride as first jockey for the
Duke Of Westminster next year, while
others who have claims on him will
make up the sum of $4,000 Even II
this story be incorrect, and Archer re-
news his engagements with Lord Fal
mouth, his retaining fee alone will be
salary that II Supreme Court judge
might envy, besides all the regular
fees for rulings and winnings that he
will earn through the year.
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Capture of the sheep Eaters Indians.

10 ASSISTANT Adjutant General Keiton,
Dirision Of the Pacific, P,esadio, s r.;
My last report indicated failure in
the main object Of the expedition
against the Sheep Eaters and rene
gades located between the Little Sal
mon and Snake rivers Now it is re-
versed, ami the expedition has hand
sonlely been completed by Lieutenant
fFarrow and his scouts having defeat
ed the Indians IN Two skirnistes, cap.
turing their camp, with stores and
stock. He has finally forced the en-
tire band 10 surrender, and will deliv.
Ter them as prisoners of war at this
post. Licutcnants Farrow, Twenty
first Infantry, and W. G. Brown, First
fCavalry, with the seven enlisted men
icitizen employees and Indian scout.
deserve special mention for gallantry
|energy and perseverance, resulting il
success. There is not rougher d
Ilnore difficult country for campaign
ling in America.
HOWARD, Commanding Department.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

James Cokely, John Riley, Donald
Grant, J. c. Mullin, Banner; VIM. Libby,
Golconda mine; A. Sifers, Horseshoe
Bend; Williams, II. Craig, John
Schilling, Garden valley; Joe Travis, VIM.
Bryon, Boise City; Norman Edwards, Jer-
ry Mernane, Pionville; j. A. Rupert, Sill
yer City; John Scadden. James Scadden,
James Pascoe, - Doe, Summit Flat;
James Tregay, Thomas Daily, City; Jas
Nash, Jerusalem Dan Carroll, Placer
yille
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Mn. JOHN KEANE has been confined
to his room for several days past with
a severe cold. He is now on the i'm
prove and able to be on the streets
again.
c. W. HYMER, the murderer of T. K
West, has been refused a new trisl
and sentenced to be hanged at Win
nemucca on November 10th.
The little son Of Nickolaus Haug is
very sick with fever. Willie, infan
son Of W. w. Hooten is quite i'll will
a whonping cough.
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Local NEWS

4 DAVIS. the man who was arrested at
Eempner's ranch, few days ago,
slarged with being implicated in the
tbbery of Schwabacher's safe, was
keu 10 Boise City by Deputy Sheriff
&cCIintock last Tuesday.
4 The District Court for Bose co unity
Reets next Monday.
4 Money is said to be plentiful at
Ehalis.
Wheat sold as low as II cents per
vuud here this week.
Mr. l. CosHow has purchased of Au-
Bust Jacobson a ranch in Bear Run,
3bout three miles from town. He
bowed bis family onto it last Tuesday.
Il ALL those who wish 10 have a good
Fine should not fail to attend the
rand ball to be given at Qnartzburg
bis evening by Mrs. Barber.
The delinquent sale of Garden Val
p mill stock takes place at the Com
fany's mill next Monday at 2 O'Clock
H.
We are informed that the Secreta.
Y OF the Idaho Snake River Gold min.
pS Company has arrived at Eagle
R''eS, the headquarters Of the compa-
and that work will be commenced
tAe nine at once. The Company
Fn the Black Canyon mines, com
'SIng eighty acres of mining lands
ua SAID by many to be the richest
FaIHls on snake river. The contracts
The dltching have been signed, and
mining machinery is being made
aSi and in Ogden Idaho Enter
Prise.
d LARGE number of those who were
abundance at the Boise City races
ION the Basin have returned.
Mr. ). M. Dill has been suffering
On neuralgia in the head for abou
week.
LAST F" ednesday morning the groun'
~ covered to the depth Of about al
" WIN snow. Yesterday was
near day, but cold.
00fflN d hENNALY have lain new
ue@alk in front of their hardwar
0's and tinshop. Green Hollan,
Fence. '0i'' ms 80
'aOF' kUrAN will lecture in the NJ
zurich next Monday evening o
SUBJECT, Education of the Blind,
organize a class in vocal music
omission, free.
4 W., ORLANDO ROBBINS was presen
WIN handsome gold watch a
a'' olfy a few days ago as a test
,4' Oh the appreciation of the pee
"ere OF his services in the late Il
'ap wars,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City,
Boise Co, l. T., ON the 18th day of Octo-
Der which, if not called for within thirty
DAYS, will be sent to the dead letter office.
c. III. Downs, John HALEY, A. c. l..
Manley, Nj. V. b. Rowland Alex. Schef-
fer, Rev. Oh. Seghers, S. t. TinsleN.
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will say advertised" and give date OF
list.
s. G. SILSBY, P. NJ.
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p,s,oaice Eours.

.,r week Gays, until further notice,
P |pl'aaieeflice will ne kept open from seven
u .S an'.' from half-past twelve to one,
|p lronI four until six p NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not he
"a at ali on Sundays; and no Money
isp business will be transacted on Sat
y 'a after four o'clock p. M.
aES a''O S. G. SILSBY,
4 r;,v Dcc. 8. 1875. Postmaster
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Religious.

Rev. E. Hayes will preach at Plac-
erville Tuesday evening, October Dist,
and at QuartzbuTg and Centerville on
the following Wednesday and Thus
day evenings, respectively.
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Pictures.

i've are now prepared to take pictures,
n will remain here but ten days. II
bu want any work in our line, call i'm
|edately. BoMAR d CuRRIE.
|Sept ?, 1879.
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lost, Strsyed or Stolen.

NINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST SEEN AT THE
~ Star Ranch, on or about the last of November.
1878, small roam mare. black nans and TAIL and
had bell on. One year ing horse colt, dark bay
or brown. One yearling bay mare cold One good.
sized pinto mare eight or nine years cid. One
light grey hsrse seven or eight years old. One
sorrsl horse colt with ball face three years old.
Said six horses being branded with Il on the left
shoulder. Also. one iron grey horse, five or six
years old hind feet white and saddle mark ON left
side, tip of white. One roam horse ball faced,
four white feet branded on left shoulder with as
shown above. on left nip with horses head and
=; and one iour-year old pinto mare colt
/ will pay SIS reward to anyone giving me in
formation as to their whereabouts.
Address, SIP PRIMO, Idaho city. Idaho.
July l1-2m,
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HAMMER Bullion.

Four bars Of bullion, valued at
.$5,l22.6S. came down from the Elmira
Company's mill, at Banner, yester-
urday.
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Low Prices.

b.ir emitting 80 cents and shaving 25
Is - OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
l. doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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The Boise City Races.
SIXTH DAY.

Three-quarters of mile race, two
best in three. The horses entered
were Red Boy, Sleepy Dave and Frank
Miner. Race won by Sleepy Dave.
Second racc-One mile for two
wear olds bred and raised in Idaho.
South Mountain Dasher, Ida and Cash
Ter were entered. DaSher won the
race.
SEVENTH DAY.
The first was hat-nile heat race,
two best in three. Billy B., Pinto
and Glencoe were entered. First heat
won by Glencoe in 5l2 The second
by Pinto: time So. Pinto won the
third heat in 543 Race declared Pm
to's.
Second race.-Running, half mile
dash Joe Daniels, Jay Bird and
Portland were entered. Portland and
Joe Daniels tied, making dead heat
between the two horses. Each took
an equal interest in the pools on Jay
Rird and divided the purse.
Mn Donald GRANT is down from
Banner. He reports things moving
along in their usual way there.
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Married:

WALLACE-VAN ANDA-At Placer
vile, October IA, 1879, by Rev. Z. Hayes,
Mr.. JOHN N. WALLACE, of Boise City,
and Miss JENNIE VAN ANDA. of Epworth,
Iowa.
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WULFF--In this city, on Tuesday, DC
tober IA, 1879, to the wife of S w. Wulff,
a son.
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ur = Church Appointments.
continents for Grand Ronde and
Is District, Columbia River Confer

j. mexican, P. E.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15
HOME MATTERS.


Personal.
A concert was announced for Peru last cvcning
in which Miss Nellie Bangs Chicago well known
to our young people, took "A prominent part with
performances on the piano.
Prof. Doitwood's late lecture IL Slrcator was
well received by The teachers and Others before
whom he talked.
The Canal Commissioners and Engineer Jena
ne were all in attendance Mt the Circuit Court
this week.
Alex. Wheeler, formerly Of the FREE TRADER
bookstore and Frank Wright started this week
for California.
Sim. q. Gay has gone to Burlington, Iowa. to
take situation in carriage manufactory
MIR. Noah Perkins, Boston, Mass, has been
spending the past two weeks with his sons in
this city, Noah, jr., and L. OthrOp."
F. l.. Fskc has gone to New York after spring
and summer goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

There is no abatement Of the alarm in East
crn Europe on account of the threatened ap'
proach of the plague; yet Russia is taking the
most active measures against it and expresses
the utmost confidence IN being able 10 stamp
it out. Indeed the announcements Is already
made that it has disappeared al ANiTachan
Yet there is no doubt that all through the in
terror of Russia unhcalthiness and predlsposl-
ton to epidemic exist Typhus fever and
smallpox are Increasing alarmlngly, and the
Siberian plague atilicls other districts, Near
Astrachan and Wi,llanka hundreds Of bodies
of persons who died from the plague are said
to be still unhuricd. \ German surgeon OF
emncnce is quite confident fthe plague reach
rs Europe, third of the population will be
swept away. The disease at Nanthl, in 'lhes-
sally, turns out to be typhus.
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Teas and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE BOUGHT AT
BROTHERS
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good draw and line favor and selling ut extremely low
prices.
3!bs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for sleO We selling
large quantities OF this Tea II fails 70 please
3lbs Good Quality Young yson Tea for 81 90 This Tes
has good and is worth money We have twenty
half chests which We " III close out al the above low price
Warranted to please or money refunded
5lbs Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea, Tor tlW
This Tea has 40 equal for the price We do hesitate To
recommend IT, The quality is much better than great
many higher priced Teas
our Japan Tea is better than great many sell for
their best Tea and SOC Young Hyson superior to
in this market for the price.
We also Extra Quality Gunpowdcr Tea at 5oc per
h. We know il to be good
You will hnd Ooong Tea 5Oc per h. sweet
rose good strength and delicious flavor.
We always make discount parties buying In quantities.
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Thursday, Feb. Goth, 1879,

and continue the sale every day for three days hyea car
load of Davenport Suky pCws which f'r Their Sl crlur
qualities took the first premium at the great Louis Fmr
over all other sulky plOwS & compctltors Warranted 10
scor i'm any soil 10 have tie lghtcst draft and 10 do as
GOOD work rs any sulky pillow mace.
load of Moline Western Cultyators and suiEy Flows
large invoice of Peoria Model CutNutorS ana then Sukl
ows one ROT old ground pows iron steel and wood
beams. the very best and latest improvements 80
load of Planters of various manufactures Cheek
RowCrs old and styles. stalk Cutters, Field Rollers,
Hay Rakes Hand Corn shelters In fact all Kinds Of I'M
plcments used on n farm,
will sell car load of Bggses, n1lictured by EnIer;
son. Fisher Co These BuggcS are made OF wei seasoned
hickory patent wheels swcde steel springs and Anchor
uXles. Each warranted for one year. "
There several loads of these BugGes sold IN this
mart of the state last theUrful r,r yuu - those
who purchased They scfins h"'tcr buggy IN w'Ny
respects sold at auction IN tins or any other
western town. being of finer finish, with several improve
ments buggy that meets the demands of all
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums over tO credit OF nine
months with approved security will he given, without IN.
tprcst IL paid when due. Any party purchasing ~ worth
any day VIII be entitled to FREE TICKET To Keep INN
over that night the Clifton Whites, @r the Ottawa House
Anrr the sale will be- found three doors north OF my
present location. with full line of implements anu seeds
Sickle Sections and full assortment of repairs {" NJ reap
es ana mowers have been sold IN this county for the
past ten years.
J.E. PORTER,
II. II. MATLOCK Ottawa, lis
AuptiOuppr. ltlN
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Germany.

The Reichsag was opened on the 18th by
the Emperor in person He thanked the mem
bers for their assistance in supprcssrng the So
cialist agitation congratulated them on the
result of the Berlin conference; spoke
of the plague, hoping that the energetic meas
urcs Of Russia would suppress it; ana endors-
cd Bismarck's protective measures,
The federal council adopted the parliament
tary discipline bill rs modified by the commit
Tee, though not until after hot debate and by
q very small majority.
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WI lot 49, Ottawa City, taxed in the name Of Francis But
tcricG.
Lots ii and r. hork6 states Addition to Town of ottawa
taxed in the name ore. Il. King
Lots and block 81 Ottawa Centre Addition to Town OF
Ottawa. taxed In the name of Thomas German
Lot H. block STOt,awa Centre Addition to Town of OF
tawA, taxed in the name of John V. \. Hoes.
tawn. taxed in the of ChaunCy Bean
LO, l. block 80 Ottawa Centre Addition 10 Town Of OF
tawa, taxed in the name Of John Bailey.
Lot H. block % Ottawa Centre Addition to Town OF OF
tawa, taxed in the maze Of Joseph Stout.
Lots and g. block g. NJ f. Collins Addition 10 StrcaOr,
taxed in the name Of f. u. Dalton,
Lot block 3, NJ E. Collins Addition to Strcator, taxed
In the name of NJ. T.. Collins.
lots and 3 block 6, NJ. l.. Collins Addition to slreaor,
taxed in the name Of Jewctt Davidson.
Lot - block !, PUmbs addition to Srcdtor taxed In the
name Of G. a. Clark.
Lot /, block Plumbs "a Addition 10 Strcator taxed III
the name of Susan Hogan.
Lot block s. Homestead Addition to StrrhtOr taxed III
the name Of j. u. SppnCcly.
"A Il lot aud q It lot ,, block :. Norris hddiOd to
Ottawa, taxed IN the name ~ Gnttlcb PAIR
Lot block l. Ottawa North Addition H. Ottawa taxed in
the name Of James Foley.
lot 10 block ~ Ottawa Centre addition TO OTTAWA taxed
in the name of Hiram nGhy.
lot 49, block ~, Ottawa Centre Addition Ottawa, taxed
in the nam" of John OCunnur.
And that the time IT redemption uf said t"C- OF aud ana
lots said sc0ud nnrc viii Expire On r 9Th day Il"
July \. lsI9.
Noioc further hereby gwen that the certificate. of Enr
chase .T " no" roe "ta # Land and lots herein described
have been duly assigned to T.. j. Robson the undersigned
by Eiy.h,.n II. Hth-. aiH!L tra'rlN ~ the estate or
william g.. IIcu"ry. deceased E.J ROBSON.
Otf4Wn. H.. Feb. IL, A. u. ls1g-aw. Assignee.
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France.

President Grevy has signed the decree (rath-
cr than sign which Mcmahon resigned max
ing eighteen changes Of generals and II COM
manders Of corps. \ committee on army re-
form has been appointed and among other
changes il Is proposed to shorten the service to
3ycarS and to abolish the system by which the
rich and educated serve but one year.
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/ wish to SAY to my old friends
and customers that | am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
err than all others. TO ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re
member the place when you want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
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There has been no order 10 interfere with the
landing Of American cattle thus far unless they
are diseased, but an order ma, been uneApect-
eddy issued that after the 81 Of March all cat
tie arriving from abroad must be slaughtered
Immediately after landing,
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The City Hotel property, occupied by Heating
IL Dryer, was sold this week to Mr. F. l.. Fiske
of Missouri. Mcssrs. X, " d. viii continue to
run the house.
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sAs |.
Y ' l.
Aye ahead. Keep your eye
Oh these prices and COM
pare with all others:

5 lbs Good Rio Coffee tOr................. Loo
2l lbs. New English Currants for........... LOO
Il lbs New Raisins for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Loo
&c lbs, New Dried Peaches for.............. LOO
5 lbs Nice New Japan Tea for ............ LOO
4 lbs Peerless Suleratus, no better for. 20
3 boxes Prices Baking Powder for........ LOO
) boxes Axle Grease for Observation-Disclosures. %
) gals Headlight Oil only ................ Sd
- lbs Good German Soap for.............. LOO
Fresh Roasted Coffee per lb................ is
Good Rushal Roskrt for .. pol
Snowflake Flour, per cwt................,. 100
Good Spring Flour, per cwt................2 ZOO
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q. MEENAM & co.
GEnoGE n LELAND.

lI A-I Frs ~ I.F,N Motto" rs hereby given that
VI by deere" made aud entered II
'lTCUr Court 81 - county, state ~ ll @ -
January II said court D. - n certain csG-.
then pending said Cu.r. he ,Laa-#fy ssy thereof
wherein John Burns Wa ro0ri9r AZ. enc El-tu y sr
jane L. Hurst, florence Hurst dnu lgu'sG Wilson. late
-ar'a"-s unS"- the frIp Of Hurst & wilson. William
<. ia 80 -! D-Li.t " Der we're DEF u.8i- shan.
sIDLdAy, tsfIiG q us
O'Clock in the trnDuu of sad day offer Br sale AZ The
south door Of the court house ia ottawa in said
county public auction. and will then sell the highest
bidder IN. following 'c-rrt property. being the
ordered by decree 20 h. sold. that 10 say: LOT
three block tWentynre in 'he village Of
S're1tor IN the county q Ia Sail" cut - IlirT
TERMS OF SALE-Cssh. GEORGE VI. LELAND
Dated Feb. II. lS1J.-SW Master In ClIGAc, y.
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Hot drinks should be avoided in day time dur.
ing cold weather, ~ they have tendency 10
weaken the lungs and affect the throat. Take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for all cases of coughs,
colds and hoarscncsS. Price DC bottle.
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rE.N% IL. MOTTO E..-NOtr" T. hereby gwen,
that sale hy the Treasurer aud -nc. Collector
La Sale county. in tAc state OF linui-, Of delinquent
lands aud lots for the taxes and costs due thereon for
the g.. $40 held AT ~" court house ia Ottawa IN said
county cnCug the sth day u Jhc a. D. l~ii. and
continued from day iuy Ia purStlt, OF law l. II. Tow
the oth day Of june H. 1871 became The purchaser,
said snl Of the NE OF Section - township 3D. range
r" third pincipt diru, containing lt' ItIc-,
If m" S ~ section tnwUshp3 range cast ~ thr
third principal meridian. containing Ia aCrcsbrth ira T.
taNrd u OF William i. Parker; and that the Time
Of redemption II said tracts from said ac ana purchase
will expire on the l'tH day OF June 4. y $50. -
LYMAN II. TOWER.
Ottawa. H.. February Eth lsi9.-3w
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Until the past week there has been no agency
for these famous patterns ia Ottawa, nor in La
Sale county save at two Of her towns. Now, how
ever, at the solicitation OF the house Messrs Os-
man Il Hapcman nave taken the agency and have
on hand full stock Of all those already issued.
The patterns are highly praised by the press and
the people. They comprise all the latest and
hest styles for ladies and children's dress, are
graded in size and nut up in envelopes on which
printed Illustrations and full descriptions of
the garments in French and English; they are
sold at prices ranging from 10 to so cents; and
the catalogue is said to include the largest and
only complete assortment Of useful and fashiUna-
bic designs. Catalogues sent on application ard
any pattern sent post paid on receipt of price rs
marked in the catalogue.
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NlW a0nerti8 pmeniS.
3Days! 3Days!
AUCTION,
Three Days of a Continuous Auction OF
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND BUGGlES,
NFW a0nerti8 pnlenlS.
Three Days of Continuous Auction OF

Owing "a the leasing Of the ware and store house 10 NJ
ticcl & Coz who viii convert II into grain ecNator an
ompclod 30 offer portion of my large stock of lAPf
NENTS and BUGGIFS 10 the HIGHEST BIDDER, Ms 1t !
Utterly impossible 10 obtain suitable building large enough
A holl Them. will sell uuJ ion, commencing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Last Wednesday week. house on a tenant
farm A,icGG.a. II NJ Fred Richards, located .
miles east Of Streator caught fire from bad stove
pipe apparatus and was burned with its contents.
Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15
OUR GROCERIES

We keen TIE best brands OF Flour shd parties IN heea
VIII save money by calling upon us. Remember We sell
GOOD brand Snowflake Flour there Is III the lnarkeVM
., "a er ,oh In the way of Provisions stock is al
WAYS fresh and rs everybody lives by eating which Is n"
title expense it is worth your while TO buy where you can
ave from 10 to ~ per cent We pay rent our expenses
are g our sales are large md afford TO ana DO
sell goods cheaper any man In La sale county iod
can prove 1t by calling ON, Yours respectfully
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The c., 3. x Z. Railroad and the village of
Sheridan arc preparing for the spring frc,hct by
dumping in stone around the abutments Of their
bridges TO protect them from the wash OF the
river In Peru the merchants whose warehouses
and store buildings are situated on the south
side OF Water street are taking similar precau-
t.onary measures against damage by building
icc-brcahcr, and protection walls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15
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ON the 5th inst hy Arthur lockwood ESQ, W. sIlA
CARTWRIGHT to Miss SUSIE CHAMBiLI.rS, both q
Nermilioh.