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6pef1na H&p0fea 10 1hs I171An&
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. B-Tho publication NJ
an interview with .fudge Tat, In wbta l.,
stated that he would not dccllue tho Guben,.
toria! nomination II offered him, la, bad Il.
effect 10 briuR bis name to the front In Moph.
lean calculations. It scems likely nov Tint Il,
contest will narrow down to Taft and Fw&,.
Tic sentiment atnoug Republicans Is that ti.r
Geld ID moro valuable To thc party fl hts ptt..nt
place Ia Tho House Of Representatives thla Ia
would be III The uuhcrnstosial chair, and tht,s
Is no reason to think TINT his chances 10, Ii,
8euatorshlp would be improved by Ills mlslprIn
tllr CANVASS. Sherman'k Wishes arc not knoxn 6ut
Ill not thought likely here Tint he viii catp to
contest fur the GovcFnorship. Judge TIT rtp.
rcsents, TO rome txtGut, tho ''alaixaEt' wing
OF The party, but lse hns conducted himself ID
. manner npt calculated to pyclu,|te bin ID The
Republican Convention. Foster Il wllulv peo4,
lar, but his nomination will bv bitterly opposed
by u iuctiDa which charges hin. wifi bateaIa,
Tug away Louisiana 10 toaks Hayes Pfss8tn.
A campaign with TAFT ut the head of the
ticket would have decided. flavor Of U,n.
about H. Howlnnd, Of Ashsabula, Is most
prominently mentioned for tho second place oa
the ticket.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

V[EFN II t{FHtV@T1s ~" t,.}A q
Nsw Yoax, Fab. 6,-A1i.ea' o.. f,os
Georgia, froms Glusox, and uumoe1'' A
London. ,t.. f,oa
pos1os, Fob. e.-Assived. Mar5 Loaa'' 49,
Liverpool. ,.., fro1
Nxw Yokx, Fab. 6,-ArriSed' iso"''
LIVERPOOL. .d 1ake t*
pivuon, IRON Liverpool. .b1o Celtit
Nnw YoAK, Feb. h-The stean'sus' sunds1
for Liverpool, due At Queenstown ou ~ :h!osfl
lust, IL Eot Jet reported. ntsaoIda d.,sT.
Mov1IIs, Teo. d-Asriyed. DsvOa' h''S 49,
fyrE.
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LONDON, Feb. 0.-Cape Town advices say
the Znlns offer but slight Resistance, with
drawing into tile interior as Tho troops NIL
vince. The column under Col. Glyn Ind
m engagement jan. ~. The British
loss was trfling. Skrmishes are reported
from different points.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

rnINcE LEOPOLD.
LONDON, Fob. 8.-It is again reported that
Prince Leopold will take orders In tho Church
Of England.
APPOINTMENT.
LONDON. Fab. 6.--Lord Augustus LOTUS
has been appointed Governor-0 General OF
New South Wales. .
FLEuRp.PNEUM0NlA.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-pleuro.puoumonia has
appeared among the cattle at Doot1o, near
Liverpool.
FAILURE.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Milior i HigRinhotton,,
extensive dyors at Cathcart, have fniled. It
10 believed that the liabilities are large.
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wtre united in marriage hy The Re,,v
Of the Centenary Methodist Church ~ Beard,
dcnco Of the BRIDES father, I,aac ~ a. The
South sixth street. 1t was ycrg goas,namp: o",.amp: o.
rtth ony TIC near relative. presen,. 'get iht stsr
t. nld. Te's ~ mee1 c society sfss
Compans. The briue Ii q rl1nrm'eo,. .'sli Npski
our highest circles, and IA not,,I ,saaef ID
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GRANT.

HIS DEPARTURE FoN BOMBAY,
LONDON, Feb. i3.-Ex.Prcbidont Grant and
party have loft Alden for Bombay.
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MARINE.

Special h1po.ca Ia Tia 7rtauHs.
CL7yELASD, O., Feb b.-Ths steamer Anna
Smith WAS sold to DAY to Mr. Il K. Wins'ow for
SCI .000. Tie new owueF proposes to rrbs her
un4 tuw Tie Bright EYu witt hur ue1t srusou.
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DETROIT, Mich, Feb. G--At Ord, sfa'
sowess Il White, bankers; Bcebo d eo'a'
druggists, mud Mrs. Kato Dca.t!c' u1!!!las11,
wcto burned out last night. Tir!s eFoss 'o'e
ubout 47,UO0.
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CUBA.


HAVANA, Feb. B.-Onptain General Mar.
tinez Compos sailed yesterday for Spain, to
confer with the King on matters relating 10
Cuba.
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AUSTRIA,
TAYL1r1 DETlIKYEn.

LoxpoN, Feb. Ga Vienna dtsnatch snys
it is reported that Germany. In consequence
Of Austrinis consent to the recent treaty
concerning North scLloswig, has under
taken not to interfere with an Austrian al.
vance upon 5alonica.
, 1879-02-07

LoNnoH, Feb. ia disputoh from Coren-
hagen saysE the Danish Ministers at Berlin
and Vienna will probably bo recalled.
, 1879-02-07
AI0A
civil WAR.

Lonpos, Feb. B.-Olyil war Ia reported
immlnont vt Samoa.
, 1879-02-07

THE RECORD.

WAsntsoToN, D. C., Feb. G.-afr. Blaine pre-
scntcd q memorial fro.n the manufacturing
companies Of Maine. representing $e,oo0, 000
capital and employing thousands Of peTsorts,
asking for an Appropriation for mall service bc-
tween ono or more Of our Atlantic ports niul
South american ports. The ncnsoriallsts say
that tic n1onsy will bo returned In thu Increased
con,mrrco. The ,netnoria! was referred.
Mr.. Paddock suhmftsel a resolution Instruct
Ing thu CotnmIttco on Agriculture to inquire ln
regard to the reports concerning infectious dis
euscs amoug horned cattle. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wallace submitted resolution request.
ting tho Committee on Commerce to report the
House bill, known AZ tho " "fntcr.stnte Com
mcrec bnl," at ulc earliest possible moment.
Laid on tho table. Mr.. Wallace Euyo notfcc
that hu would cali 1t mp at an early tasY.
Mr.. WRllace (L'a.) presented resolutions Of the
Grand Army Of tic Republic, Department OF
peupsylyanta, demonstrating against the passaye
Of tie House I'll, to regulate the adjustment Of
The Vtcc-Trcsilicnt laid hcforc tho Senate un-
finished 1utIncss, being the Joint resolution pro-
lx,sng M amendment 10 the Constitution pro-
hibiting tl.e payment Of claims to .lisloJal por-
War of the Iscbellop. -
Sir. Bailey moved to postpone the pending
and vii prior orders, aud proceed to tho consld-
eratlo1 Of the b!ll for thy relief of the book-
agcuts uf the 3lethodlst Eptscopal Church
South. Retcctcd-seas, 81; nays, o.
Mcssss. Mcdonald, Voorhees,, and Davis (ll.)
voting With the Republicans in The negative.
| At tho request of bis colleague fMurrilt) Mr.
| Edmuuds consented that unhntshed business
should DO laid asI@le informally, all tic Till 10
provide for taking tlle tenth ind Subsequent
| ccnst1scs Was taken up
| Of Tho bill.
| Mr. Herman submitted al amendment prorid.
| Inn that Supcrtlteplents md Supervisors shall
take an oath for the faithful discharge Of their
duties. Agreed to.
sir. Conkling submitted an amendment pro-
| yidjpR thxt upon the compilation mud pubtea-
tion u the census, tho Office OF Superintendent
s!,uIl cease, mud tile period OF service of clerks
shall end. Agreed to- ilo also submitted an
amendment providing that the subdivision as
siched to III! cnuAeEatos shall contain not less
than 3O0J inhabitants wf,e1n tho last preceding
ccpsua shows the jnhabitunts thereof. Agreed
TO- ...
The hill was then pasded-Jcas. 40: mars, 4.
| erou tFa.A Mitchell, Spencer, aud Tcllur.
Mr. Conk!tnK, WHO Wuuld haye voted tn tho
| negative, was paired with Voorhees,, who would
hnve VOTED In tho affirmative.
The Vice-pge4illcnt laid before the ecnntc
| nessagc from tho President, tHtl0rsi0E The re.
| rort DG The Secretary III stata III rrgard to tho
feEcnce held 10 Paris ID August, 1875 Ordered
printed and referred to tic Committee on
| Finance.
sir. Conk1!nc, from the Committec on Com
| merce, reported adyCrscly on tue llouse BILL to
constitute PORTSMOUTH, O., u port Of eutsy.
Indefinitely postponed.
After executive scason, adjourned.
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HYMEhEAl..

HYMEhEAI.
Sp*eAas Di.paich 10 1a& TrthuE&
TknRs HAuTx. Ind, Fch. H-Thls forenoon
Nr. 5. l.. bridxeu and M4s THdte Bcschxsu u
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Stscaai Il Esnets aat CUtaaltTetai.
circular has been prepared a thr Agricultural
Depai tment, Hlld will b. issued Ia = trw days,
Reviewing lAe conaiilou of erops and live stoek
Tor the past year. The report states tl!at Tie
over last ,rar in tbs New Euglaud states north
u the Ihio River. In Illinois the iuci easu IL
especially large, lAere 1riu2 III extensive change
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

Trade during the past week has been decidedly
better than for some time past, noticeably so al
II. j. GILLEN's, where the large and elegant
spring and summer stock is doing wonders In
the lines of staple and fancy dress goods ana
silks the sales have been very large, the com
pletcness of the stock. and markedly low prices
being n rare attraction to buyers. No one should
buy a dollars worth of dress goods without eX'
aiming this stock. The shawl, notion, hosiery
and other stocks are also in the most attractive
display, and should receive the attention OF the
public. Indeed, in all departments OF the dry
goods department, the stock is complete and Of
fered at prices beyond competition. The boo,
and shoe and grocery stocks are complete with
new and warranted choice goods. The house
entire never was in better shape to please the
public than now, and Mr.. GILLES invites all tc
compare his goods and prices with any house in
the county, and guarantees satisfaction to all in
all purchases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

On Monday and Tuesday evenings Of mex
week the Opera House is to be occupied by Sui
liyan's Mirror of Ireland and Irish Comedy Com
pany.
II will be remembered that Mr.. McEvoy o.
La Sale in this county some years ago started
McEvoy's Hibernicon, consisting of panorama
of Ireland, with light play accompanying it in
which Barney the guide and Nora his sweetheart
were the principal characters. These parts were
filed by Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan, and Sc
acccptably as 10 make McEyoy's Ilibemicon Il
success, and he ran it for several years visiting
Ottawa once or twice.
Some two years ago Dan Morris, the original
Barney, took the matter in charge, and since he
has run it has also been in Ottawa, and Dan and
Josie are well known to all Ottawa people.
Their entertainment is both attractive and in
structiyc, and abounds in Irish songs, dances
and character acting that are full OF fun and
laughter, altogether III akng up splendid en-
tcrtainmcnt,
Their prices are low-tifty cents in tic dress
circle; thirty five cents in the family circle, and
twenty-five cents for adults and hftcenccnt fol
children in the gallery, and you can new get re-
served seats for fifty cents--and all hould 90
and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Nobby straw hats at NJ. Sticfcl II Co.'S.

Movements on the canal were livclicr this
week and the receipts amounted to S4S2.gG, the
biggest week of the season thus far The follow
ing boats passed up: Roebuck, Utica, 6lOO bu.
corn W. A. Steel, Utica, l55 tons clay; Nautil.
u.s. La Sale, coal; Essex, La Sallc l6l tons coal;
Hunter, La Sale, $3.50 bu. corn; Zinc City, La
Sale, 1854 tons coal; Nudge, Ottawa, 5000 bu. oats
and 5000 bu. corn; T. Ryburn, Utica, 5000 bu
corn; Daydown, Peru, 5000 bu corn; Peerless,
Ottawa 1900 bu. corn; Tempest, Utica, 600 bu.
corn. The following passed down: Dirigo, lou
cubic yds. rubblc stone to Seneca; North Branch,
l43 tons slack coal from Chicago to La Sale;
Tempest, to Ottawa, $1,000 it. lumber; Atlantic,
Ito Ottawa, 2l940 #. lumber and $500 lbs nails
Danube, S231S It. lumber, to Ottawa; Bouchard
1855 #. lumber, to Peru; Merchant, 100 tons
hard coal to Ottawa and 1000 lbs. merchandise to
Hennepin; Nudge, miscellaneous cargo, to Otta
wa; Gen. Mcclellan, miscellaneous cargo, on
way to Peru; Peerless, 5000 #. lumber to La
Sale, 1880 IT, lumber and so, GOO shingles to OF
tawa; Morning Light, 1912 #. lumber, 2O0,OOC
shin gles 5000 lbs. carpenter and Joiner work and
8 bills OIL to Ottawa; ThOs. Ryburn, 5000 TT. OF
lumber to Ottawa. The collector believes bust
ness will increase from this time on to the end OF
the season. In Henry and river towns generally
where farmers are done with spring work, grain
coming in lively.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
500 suits, very cheap, ut NJ Sticfel Il Co.'S.
The COlOred Tenuesseeans.

The original Tcnnessceans are to be here OF
Decoration Day, and will sing at the exercises n
Washington Square and in the Opera House ant
will give Il concert ut the Opera House on the
evening OF May 30th,
There is no mistake but what these are thu
original Singers that were first sent out by thu
Nashville College and were so successful. Tn,
present troupe, however, is the cream of tht
original company, and are under the manage
ment of Mr.. j. W. Donavan, and under his train
ing are said to be the most cultured and talented
colored concert troupe over organized.
Their programme shows that they now sing
but few of the best Of the old jubilee songs. and
many Of the most artistic solos and choruses OF
the day.
They have double quartettc (eighh singers)
and sang for fortyeight nights in Chicago to
crowded houses. BE sure and hear them sing
on Decoration Day and attend their concert in
the Opera House in the evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Demorests Patterns.

Osman s Hapeman have just received the new
spring and summer styles of the above celebrat.
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 aud children dress
are graded in size and put up in envelopes or
which arc printed illustrations and full descrip
tons 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 APP
plication and any pattern sent post paid on re-
ceipt of price as marked in the catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
$500 buy a good suit at NJ, Stiefel X Co.'S

The refrigerator cars used for local or Wy
trade by the "rcfrigerator companies" haw2
proved failure, the Rock Island company tc
meet the demand for some means of or trns
porting meats, butter, eggs, dressed poury
fruit, &c, in the extreme hot and cold moihs
have built a number of cars in their own SHIPS
which, it is believed, meet the requircmats
combining all the well known refrgeratinMp
planes, together with simplicity and eXcelhce
of workmanship, and adapted for carryinsthc
highest class of pcrishable freight, such as mats
which require low degree of temperatureano
butter aud eggs, which do not require suchtm-
Ipcraturc These cars will be put on thcoad
June lst for way traffic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
81. 80 suits ut VI. Sticfel N Co.'S.

The farming community of this county is in a
fair way to be generally indicted for fractures OF
the third commandment. Having some two
weeks or more ago finished the planting of corn,
the rains following and the hot weather gave
promise of an early appearance of the cereal, but
it came not to Il great many. Those who plant
ed old corn, carefully selected, rejoice in fine,
healthy stand; but nine tenths Of those who
planted this years corn will have to replant. The
reason given by one or two Of our best and most
observant farmers is that this years corn grew
too fast destroying the germ. However, be tht
reason what it may, the fact remains that Tho
seed was bad and this week and next will see {
great deal of replanting in all parts of the coun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

At the election held on Saturday last to deter
mine the question of whether an additional loan
of 1000 should be made to enable the trustees
to erect high school building, $50 votes were
cast. The contest (Which really involved the eN.
istcncc Of the high schooD was n hard fought
one and rs the vote shows caused the friends OF
the school full excrton Of all their strength
They won, however, there being Il majority OF
Ia votes for the loan. The bonds are nearly
ready, and the trustees expect to sell them rcad
ly with Z per cent. interest. They expect to have
the building ready for use by the beginning Of
the next school year-in September
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

On Wednesday morning, about2 o'clock, IAN
named JoscphJ. McErath was arrested for II,
glary and larceny at the Rock Island depot. lie
was discovered ny the conductor tW.T 1leroi
the freight train that arrives from the ca al
that hour, in a car in the act of carrying off lot
of clothing, tobacco, liquor. etc. licrn put ais
tol to his heed until officer Mahcr arrived ven
he was taken down town. During the afleron
he was examined by Squire Smith and plcang
guilty was put under bonds Of 500 in dciaul OF
which he lodges with the genial McCay inhe
| black hole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
$500 buy good suit at NJ. Stiefel &Co's.

The insane confined in the Jail will IL removed
to-day to the county asylum where they will be
taken care of for the present at least. The mat
ter referred TO last week, kilburn's rcf.sal toad
nit further patients at the asylum, is tll unset
tied. DIR. Corbus, of the state board o charities,
to whom the matter was referred avs there
seems no sense or reason III kIburlS action,
but his board is, he says, merely an hvestigat'
ing affair, and the matter should cone under
their notice through the governor. SeRtor Lew
is says il it is too late for legislation on he subject
the matter will be referred to the governor. Fact
lis, as Corbus suggests, the asylum and he meth
DDS of kilburn require n full Investigation, and
it is to be hoped that the governor will CIDER one
There are now eight patients at the comfy asy.
lum who ought to be at Elgin for trcatnsnt, and
it is nothing short of an outrage on decay and
humanity for Kilburn to refuse to accepthcm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
$1,000 suit bargains Il, NJ. stiefcl 4 CO..,

Old father KinncYan, who resides just casoi
the Powder Mound and farms the i-landn
the Illinois river above town, is in q high tc
of excitement, or vas last Saturday night. .c
doesn't like that shutin', Sc know II seas
the stop back Of the target shot at by the mia
in their practice was not sufficient to stop a1o
Ibulets-somc would 20 through it, and otis,
contrary to all precedent, would fly of ON an
gent to the right and whistle yicionsly over r.
KS farm and hc didn't like it; for one offs
cows or stray horse might be idst fool cnCll
to run up agin wan Of thin bullets, We kTC"
Mr.. G. was on his "mus" and declared ifIc
claw would not protect him he'd shoot bacvc
know" Howcvcr the boys have enlarged Ic
stop and increased IL resistance $50 that no IL
bic will 80 had IN IA" future. They are y
careful in their practice, much more 80 thano
Strcator boys, who, We learn, shoot mp the l.
road track viii. nothing 10 catch the bullets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

After four years, Dean discovered on Saturday
last the horse 'Frank"that had been stolen from
him. 1t had been loaned to young man to 'go
to Dayton" and that was the last seen or heard
of the animal until few days ago when one Of
his old workmen identified the horse on the
street, which led to the recovery by Dean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

The mineral spring hotel and bath house have
been leased to Mr.. T. X. Thompson, of Peru, who
will hereafter keep both places open for the &c.
Icommodation of the public. He will also reno
vate and improve the grounds, and make them
attractive to the general public rs place of re-
sort Properly managed, this property can be
made popular resort and profitable in pecu'
mary way. We hope Mr.. T. will meet with the
success he hopes, and make the spring perma-
nCnt attraction to the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Decoration Day.

Next Friday, May 80, is Decoration Day. As
usual the day will be formally observed in this
city; and ON last Friday evening the preparations
court house the following committees were APP.
pointed: IN .faontc: j. f. skinner, william Bur
CESS and William Hull; 10 decorate the monument
Mrs. {. d. Trimblc. Mrs ". ii. l.. Wallace, Mrs
j. Mcgaifn, Mrs. r. F. Dyer. Mrs d. Hapeman,
William Burgess, William Armstrong ana An
drew Ross; 10 prepare fo'reyS for tie south site
Mrs. F. Talbot. Mrs. r. NJ Mason, Miss Ella Hit
T. VI. Mason and d. +. HIT 10 prepare programme
Il. +, Dyer, T. w. Mason and w. \. Lovett; Il
socur place to Spcak in: W. A. Lovett, d. f. Hit
and Mr. Edgecomb. Col. Morrill, was selected a,
Marshal Of the day, with power to select his aids
ard Mayor Richoson as President of the day
The military company will turn out and
business men were requested to close their places
of business from l to I T.. ~. The programme
consists of procession, formed at the Prcsbyter
ian church (whcrc the flowers will be collected
during the day, a march to the soldiers monu
ment in Washington Square, where the usual ex
erciscs will be had; after which the procession
will march to the opera house. The exercises al
the house will be % opening remarks by the
president of the day, (2) singing, 60 prayer, g.
singing, (5) the address by Rev q. B. Barnes, (6
singing, O. benedction. The crowd will then
proceed in separate bodies to the graves of the
soldiers buried in the cemeteries and elsewhere
about the city, whose graves will be decorated
with flowers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

The eleventh annual business meeting of the
Old Settlers Association of La Sale county will
be held in Ottawa at the Court House on satur.
be elected for the year. place selected for picnic if
one is to be held, and other important items of
business are to come before said meeting.
Brethren, let us have good representation,
A. NJ EBERsoL, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

On Tuesday morning James Brunick, while
working at the glass works, was seized with 4
faining fit and fell head.trst into the box Of pull
verified soda, sand, etc, ready to melt into glass
The mixture is q caustic Of great power, and tho
man nearly had his eye, (Which were full Of it
burned ont. Drs. Hathaway and Icntzcr were
called. and the man is now getting well rapidly,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

Peru not having any marshal burglars have
full sway in that village. Last week they were
there in 1.-TWO volumes" and walked through the
town unmolested, IN one house they carried oil
clothing, jewclry, money and cold yictuas; al
another place they secured $50 in cash and siN
watches; at another place child's saving bank
and mscellanies; at two other places nothing Of
cOmsenmcnCc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Look at those 5000 suits at NJ. Stiefcl & Co.'s.

The new board Of school directors paid up all
back intcres: and retired $1,000 worth of old
bonds ut their meeting this week These bonds
have been running for many years without any
effort being made to pay them and the interest
paid is rs rrCnt as the nrinCipal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

Last week two lads from the hrst ward we're
fined for throwing stones at a lady while passing
along the street On Tuesday night Of this week
the boys of the neighborhood began the villain
Gus business again, attacking l.. b. Delano, who
unfortunately had nothing to protect himself
with at the time. This stone throwing business
is getting to be serious, and as the boys are vic
ious in their mischief, respectable people of the
ncighborhood will do well to carry protection in
their pockets. Policeman Thos. Brennan, how.
ever, is doing his best to put an end to the dis,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
C., Is. 4 q. Refrigerat@rs.

Commencing Monday, May Goth, until furthe
notice, the C., b. Il Q. r. r. Co. will run a re
frigerator car to Chicago every Monday an'
Thursday. Butter, eggs and vegetables delivered
at depot here up to 10 \. will be put in Thu
car. Il. ". HAfDFN, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

Mark Dufey, lately of IIewes X Dut'cy, one Of
the best mechanic, in the city, has leased tie
REM machine shops ncarthc Illinois river bridge.
Mark is thorough, energetic workman and we
are glad for the interests OF Ottawa that these
shops have fallen into so good hands.