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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-21
RN EW S.
BY
f~srsntAL TO TIE ErnxxA DAILY sxxrrxxL. /
The World on Tilden's Candidacy.
RAILROAD PROGRESS IN THE WEST.
BRITISH IGNORANCE OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS
Colorado Republicans Declare for
Grant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
RAILROAD PROGRESS IN THE WEST.
BRITISH IGNORANCE OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS


&AN xO8k, o6ptSmDtI ~.
The World, the leading anti-Tiiden
rs to-day to point out IL that in publishing
this most distrrasing statement. neglected
by the Associated Press, Tilden has made
Il impossible for the Democrats Of the
United States ever again seriously to en-
terrain the notion Of entering the contest
for the Presidency under his leadership
with any hope Of success. He has DELHI
erately elected to commit himself to q law
suit concerning his own character with
Cyrus w. Field, over the duration Of which,
and over the issues involved and to be in
volved In which. neither he nor the Demo-
cratic party can expect any control what
ever. The Democratic party cannot sue
~Cessfully go into the Presidential battle Of
1850 ~ the defendant in q law suit between
Tilden and G. W. Field.
Hrs. spragse's Application.
Providence. R. l.. Sept. 20.
In the Supreme Cour. this morning the
hearing began upon the application Of Mrs.
Catherine Chase sPrasut. for the appoint
ment Of = trustee Of h.r property. Coun-
sci for petitioner stated that ex- Governor
Sprague and his wife were not living to-
g.ther, n there was no reasonable pro-
liability that they will live together in the
future. This declaration he based upon
the sayings and acts Of both persons. He
nominated Robert Thompson for trustee.
Counsel for ex Governor Sprague agreed
with the other side AZ to the law in the case
that Mrs. Spragus had q right to q trustee,
but he objected to the nomination Of
Thompson. and moved its reference. This
motion b Court overruled. when the
counsel for Mrs. Sprague nominated Ar
thur Watson for trustee, and asked for q
postponement until Friday next TO enable
him 70 fle reasons for his motion. The
case went over to Friday. Various parcels
Of the A. 4 w. sprague estate, recently
sold under execution to the New York Ma
dunal Bank Of Commerce for nominal
sums. were struck OF again to day to sat-
isfy the Judgement claim of the Franklin
Insdtution fur Savings. The receiver Of
the ban mas the only bidder.
British IynorsMce or American AZ.
fairs.
NEw yoRx. September 40.
Lord Bsaconsfeld's address at tie agri-
cultural banquet In Aylesbary on Thursday
Il sharply criticised here on account OF the
Ignorance displayed ia his statements con-
corning American affairs. He represented
that the greatest apprehension is felt in
the United States on account Of Canadian
comp tition in grain raising. and that
nearly ell the chief landlioldeIs in the ex-
treme Western states had sold out and
gone 81 Hsnitoba, and begun the work Of
there. The papers here show
that ths Immigration Is the other way, I;
lron wApitebA te'psketss snd sSsm Oar |
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-21

NEw YoRK, September


MEMPHIS, September 20.
Eleven new cases in all were reported to
the Board Of Health yesterday, and three
deaths occurred. Two cases we're reported
this morning. The weather has again taken
a change, and a col wind from the north
is blowing. At 2 O'Clock this afternoon
one additional new case vas reported, and
two deaths have occurred
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-21

not expected that the ceremonies VIII con,
clude before midnight. General Grant ana
family enjoyed good health on their voyage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-21
Rooms To Let.

HREE ROOMS To RENT. ON MOB HILL
furnished or unfnrnished. Inquire at Mrs
TAYLOR'S residence. next door t. DR.. sehnei
der's. three doors above the schoolhouse.
SuSsta. Sept. 90. ls7s. ssl-sts
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yellow Fever Case in New York.

NEW YORK, September 20
Rafael Domenzo, s seaman, has been
taken from a boarding house on Hamilton
street TO the Quarantine Hospital, sick with
yellow fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A THE SPEED GUARANTEED
A.AND SHOWN AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE SALE.
THE IMPORTANT SPRING EVENT
CHARLES W. BARKER takes pleasure in announcing
COLONEL =. j. CONNELIiYS great sale of KENTUCKY
Horse selected by the stock of such prominent
breeders as JAMES A. GRINSTEAD, CAPTAIN THOMAS
+. MOORE, THOMAS j. NICHOLS, WATSON GAY. and
Others take place Wednesday next. April at III
o'clock. Mt BARKER SONS Now York Tattcrsalls, cor.
ner of Broadway and 3h ST. including mafni cent and
extraordinary closely matched PAIR of BAY TROTTlNf
GELDlNGS. l5st high either trot in ? 80 SINGLE
and WARRANTED TO BEAT > 40 to the pole; are be-
lieved be the BST pair OF gentemans rondters ever
offered in New York. SORREI. year old. Mare. that
rot in ~ out of the dam OF AMAZON that won the
could St Louis last fall also OF the dam
of ROCROY, and is regarded by Mr. Grnstead rs MORE
age. A soRREt MARE. by Hcwards Abdallah, years
old showed half mile last fall IN AN and will
trot n PULL MILE IN . 70 this summer. CHESTNUT
SADDLE and harness Horse beyond cavil
The GRANDEST most stylish and handsome
from Kentucky has run half mile 10 4s seconds Also
BEAT Stock now on view To be DRIVEN or
RODE Their SPEED, driving and saddle qualities.
Nh s4x.D4aa nala
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SPECIAL NOIlCEs.
CTAMMERING CURED BY PROFESSOR MOSSCROP
DIN ten lessons failure 1877 Cambridge place Brook.
lyn, n Y Office hours, 2toS
VITAL ELEoTRICITY.-DR MOREHoUsE, WHO Is
50 wonderfully vitazed with this power gives treat
suitaton free
VVANTED-IN AND OUT or TOWN ADDRESS OF
dssss with Herald oiss
800 ssoApwAX NEAR HOUSTON; NEW Y S9sn
DE 30 50 s'esi '. ao
cG7 QOS KENTUCKY STATE DRAWS A! APRIL
Il prizes. o.p Whole pT1s ss only 81 each
3sis " osair f oss Ne"
$l000OOORsSyssrShR. v.a. E drrnSs RpS
MSss %Sasa"s
vi Dx vi % r ok ssds5' 20 s Is'
DOGS, BIRDS. sc.
4 aaF6R SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
for mscSns birds, at B. G. DovEY's. 10. ST.,
near Canal.
A FEW GOOD TERRIERS AND SMALL BLACK AND
ATans for sale stock Dogs always hand; medicines
for all diseases of the dog lib hudson av Brooklyn
A9UARiA;IL STOCK; WATER PLANTS MIS- GoLp e, FISH,
Rabbits, Dogs. &c. BAGoT. 81 Fulton st.
ToR sALE-A NICE TAN TERRIER-so4 STU Az,
J. top bell
U1oR sALE-sKYE TERRIERS. 3 POUNDS UP; TER
J, MARRIOTT, 4ee Pearl st.
E'INEsT AND BEST BREED FOR sALE--ITALIAN
i Greyhound Willoughby and Japanese Pugs. perfect
Fox Black and Tan B@ SKYE Yorkshire Terrefs Han'
lust ARRIvED-A CASE OF ZINE SCOTT GUNS
ranging il Price from 500 to $500 Call and examine
THE DOG SHOW.
Owing mistake in the premium list, by which Tues
day day closing the entries instead of
Friday entries for the Third Annual Dog Show of the
Westminster Kennel Club be held Gilmorcs Garden
tendent, at his Office III Fulton St., until o'clock r. NJ
CHARLES LINCOLN,
Superintendent.
fTHIRD GRAND ANIMAL SALE OF DOGS Will
Saturday he day following the close tho Bench s6ow
April II at IL o'clock Entries now being received
VIrANTED-A FINE ENGLISH BREECH LOADING
Nv Gun, cheap. Address. with description, F. J. r..
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING, &C.
A.
New YORK. March rs, 1879.
Mfsss T nps S So Gah'1sn pEpoMErERs and
find it marks the distance exactly either in walking
running Very truly yours. CHARLES ROWELL.
*The price of the AMERICAN PEDoMETER is$o
r OUIsvILLE CUP-wITHERs. BELMONT ENG
Derby and other Broawa
STATIONS.
DLACK sTAR-TIE GRANDEsT 5-YEAR OLD OF
-Drhe age 161s high, by Blackwood, dam Modesty, by
American will the season, commencing April
at BARKERs, 3eth St. and Broadway. Services $a5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1874 HANDS, BLOOD BAY
Oblack points IIambleonian of Lady Montague.
by Mambrno Chief Of Bellamira by imported Monarch
Kitty Heath by American Eclipse out of Pomona;
will make tho season of 1879 Waverey Park Hotel
stables, Waverley NJ Terms, $50.
MONMOUTH CHIEF (winner Of the Three-y ear-old Colt
Stakes the New Jersey State Fair September las 10
hands, bay black points: by Bismarck dam by Millimans
Beoundcr no by the Morse Horse will stand az the same
place; limited to eight mares. Terms, $25.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

ABBY VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY. AUCTIONEERs
at the private stable l4s West 18th ST.,
ON WEDNESDAY. 10TH APRIL
at III o'clock
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MISCELLANEOUS

1NDELLtBLE INK MARKING DVNE-NONOGiiAM Ms
ldesispsd, Pen and Ink Sketches SHAN Marlin, 10
East I4th ~
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Whoes xSDs halves. xi,, o..r,s,. $50 aims a."
tcnths, &.o, twentieths, $40; forticths, 81.
Address N. A. MARTINEZ A 90, Bankers,
1OWan e., basement, New York.
This Office has no connection with any other Martinez.
DHEUMATIsM AND ALL BLOOD POIsONs rosT
livey cured European Rheumntic gsociety, 2iU West
18th II. terms. circulars free.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATES sTAMMERING
Dlnstitutc Mrs DR. j. N. White, AT 4th av best refer
cnccs; pay until cured. Send for circular.
COMETIITNG NEw-FRENCH BArrs-TIIE MOIIERE
lCThcrmo Electric bath including Turkish Russian 81
each. ~ West 9th st.
rI,IE LEGAL AM COMMERCIAL UNION or THE
United states, established 1873; ju!rD business men
already this agency which IN ample
worth; reliable attorney III every town IN the United
states and Canada wM. u. MORGAN, Manager of New
York once, ,2vv Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nR. SARAH 4. sOMERBy-ELEoTRiCITy AND
Dmedcines carefully given for all diseases. Once 23
Irving places
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

The sixtieth anniversary of American Odd Eel
lowship happened on the Goth ult., but the cele-
bration of the event was held on the evening OF
the 18th generally. 1t was so in Ottawa at least
The celebration was quiet, without buncomb, and
was held in the hall of "No. fla room far too
small for such Il purpose, and it was filled to
crowd. The exercises consisted in music by
the Methodist church choir, with their organist,
NJ. c. Simon at the instrument, an opening adj
dress by DR.. J. o. Harris, the impressive and in
tcresting anniversary Ritual" used only on this
day, an address by Mrs. NJ. Y, Moody, Noble Grand
of the Lodge of Daughters Of Rebeka,h of this
city, a short address by ". p. Moore, 2. q. OF
Tont Lodge, the address of the evening by ii. j.
Logan, =. G.. of No. Al, and valedictory by f. I
Griggs, Esq. The evening was one OF rare enjoy.
ment to Odd Fellows and OF great interest to the
uninitated. The addresses were all appropriate
to the occasion and agreeatly delivered, impress
ing upon the minds Of guests that the fraternity
has some rare ability within its fold in the way
essayists and speakers. After the exercises at
"No Al" the young folks adjourned to the Coed
Templars' hall, where dancing wound up the
evening for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

Last Tuesday evening DR.. W. Sheppard, Veter-
mary Surgeon, was called to treat horse for the
collie The Doctor found the animal down, and
pushed it with his foot to raise it. The animal
rolled suddenly and towards the Doctor. Unfor-
tunatcly his foot caught and he was thrown
down, the horse rolling on his leg, both bones OF
which were broken. The break is not bad one,
for in time the limb (set by Drs. Vance and Vent.
zer) will be as good as ever, perhaps; but he will
be confined to his house for some weeks to come.
The Doctors many friends here greatly regret
his misfortune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

The fast train on the Rock Island road, frs,
spoken of in Ottawa by the FREE TRADER on last
Saturday, has become matter of not little in.
tercst to our business men. In addition to the
information then at hand, we find in Saturdays
Chicago Times an article to this effect:
The time between Kansas City and New York
pid st. Louis, Indianapolis and Toledo is eight
hours and forty minutes less than vid Chicago.
In consequence of this difference travel is being
diverted around Chicago from all the principal
points on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
The line that is most largely benefited by this di-
version of passenger traffic is the Wabash rail
way. The remedy is simple. The principal af-
ternoon trains on the roads leading westward are
scheduled to arrive in this city at 3.4O p. NJ The
principal trains over the roads leading eastward
depart at SIS p. NJ. This gives through passen-
gers one hour and thirty five minutes for making
the transfer These cast-bound trains arrive in
New York at Z o'clock on the second morning
after leaving Chicago. 1t is proposed that the
western roads shall shorten up their running
time between the Missouri river and this city two
hours and forty minutes. That would bring the
trains into Chicago at | o'clock p. ". To carry
out this schedule the eastern roads will send out
their afternoon trains ut 9. rs instead OF 5.15 BY
this arrangement passengers from the west ar
rive at New York on the same time MA Chicago
as via st. Louis on the Wabash railway.
The officers Of the Penn. Central and b. Il o.
roads have endorsed the movement; the only oh.
jector among the lines east is Vanderbilt OF the
N. Y. Central, whose road gets the benefit of the
travel diverted to the Wabash, and the change
proposed would throw the travel to the Pennsyl.
vania line-the favorite route east.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
NoTrcE.-For boys and children's clothing
very cheap 20 to NJ. Sticfel Il Co.'S.

Hen ScHoOL--The Republican corrects our
statement OF last week that the $4,000 the town.
ship board proposed to ask the people to vote
them for high school were to include the SO 00C
already voted. We made the statement having
been SO informed. If it was intended to ASK for
s2G 600 in all, then we are glad the board at the
last meeting concluded to drop $4,000 in its de-
mand, for we have grave doubts whether the city
at this time would be willing to vote so large a
sum.
II seems the board have proposals for three 10.
cations: three lots, including the residence Of Dr.
Stout, for 50 600; three lots north Of the supreme
court house, for SO OO0 and the six or eight lots in
East Ottawa known as the Green lots, price not
named. The board is advised that substantial
and well appointed brick building can be erected
for 3d. 900 large enough for $50 pupils, and the
ground costing So 600 to 49, 800 will leave enough
with $4,000 to furnish the pudding. On this
SCALE we have little doubt the people Of Ottaws
will cheerfully vote the needed amount il trouble
don't come again Of the difficulty to agree on the
location. The Stout lots seem to be the best 10
cation Of any named and offered on the lowest
terms. We presume the books are still open fol
other bids
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY, MAY 3. 1879
The Edward Harvester,

With cord binder and Eureka Mowers will be
represented this year in La Sale county by j. f,
Porter, their agent, Wire binders have so far
proved failure and been a damage to the far
mer. The cord binders must supersedc them or
the farmer must continue to bind by hand, as not
one wire binder in five that has been sold has
given satisfaction. Before placing your order for
binder or mower, call on or send to J. +. Porter
and he will send you pamphlet showing up the
two coming machines. The Eureka mower cuts
six feet and does it better and easier to the team
than any four foot mower in use. 1t is manufac.
tured on an entirely new principle Give your
order to no canvassing man for mower until
you have seen the Eureka Mower or received the
circular from Porter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

The running race, announced in last Saturdays
FREE TRADER, between Mike Lynch and Wen
Brady, took place at the Fair Grounds on las,
Monday afternoon, 1t was looked on by the
sporting fraterity with considerable interest and
attracted an audience of some 400 or 800 men and
boys The purse originally was small, but add
lions by Glass Factory men (Bradys friends) and
by Starch Works boys Uynch's backers) swelled
it to about 5000; while counting outside betting
not less than 5000 or $500 changed hands at the
end. The betting was with the odds of 5 to 3
Brady being the favoritc. Both men were in
fine condition, and as to build and weight vel
matched, making one of the prettiest races ever
seen here. Starting, Lynch took the lead for q
short distance, then they breasted for about hall
the distance, $50 yards,) when Brady braced t.
his work and gradually showed Lynch his heels
coming in IS feet in the lead. Time, 1879 seconds
The crowd was orderly Notwithstanding the bet
ting and excitement, and went back to town in
good humor and well pleased with the sport.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
NUMBER 40.
A Happy surprise .

Tuesday, the 10Th ult., was the 18th anniversa-
ry of the marriage Of DR.. and Mrs. Macarthur,
and, although the day was one Of more than
usual interest to them, they had resolved, on ac-
count of Mrs. McArthur's ill-health, not to make
any special demonstration on that eventful occa-
sion. But their immediate relatives, noting the
time, had planned a little surprise and came in
upon them very Unexpectedly, laden with rich
presents of silver-warc--Dr. Hard, OF Ottawa,
presenting case of solid silver spoons; DIR. Hard
and family, OF Aurora, an elegant silver tea set;
Mr. John Macarthur, of Aurora, and the Hon. j.
Wikie Moore, of Detroit, beautiful presents Of
slverwarc most appropriate for the occasion;
while Mrs, Z. Z. Allen, being in the secret, pre-
scented choice cut flowers to decorate the table,
where representatives of the several families sat
around in a happy reusion long to be re-
membered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
Land Explorers Excursion to Nebraska
Every Tuesday.

Stop renting, stop paying ten per cent. inter.
est. Go to Nebraska, where you can procure
good railroad lands for from 81 to Is per acre, on
10 years time-interest 3 to 6 per cent % to 40
per cent. discount for cash Good homesteads
and timber claims can be procured in the Repub-
lican and Loup Valleys The tide Of emigration
is almost entirely pouring into Nebraska. For
full particulars, excursion bills, sectional maps,
prices Of lands and tickets, call on or address s.
NJ. KNOX IL Son, Princeton, H., General Agents
of Land Dept c., B. & Q. and b. & NJ. r. R.; or
Il. w. BUCHANAN, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
At Gillen's.

The new spring stock, just fairly opened last
week, is meeting with success merited by it,
cXtcnsivencss, variety and excellent quality, The
ladies have been particularly pleased with the eN
ensive DRESS GOODS stock, which is fully up &c
their highest expectations. No line of goods in
this department, from the richest and finest silks
to prints will he found wanting, while the
lines Of trimmings OF all styles and grades, no
items, hosiery, the glove, FAM and other special
lines, the linen stock, &c, will be found complete
in every particular In the way of domestics the
stock is truly immense, and notwithstanding the
late decided advance in this line of goods, (Which
took place after the stock was purchased this
stock will be sold at the usual low prices till
every yard is exhausted. One Of GrLBH's ia
vorie specialties is the shawl stock, to which at
tention is called.
Other departments, and the boot and shoe and
grocery house present also an entirely fresh line
of goods, which will prove satisfactory to al
classes of buyers.
OF course buyers will not forget that the house
will not be undersold. Prices are guaranteed as
low as the lowest, if not under that; and all that
is desired is that buyers will compare goods OF
prices with any house in the same trade. spe
cial invitation to call extended while this nam
moth stock remains unbroken.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

Messrs. Editors:--Pieasc return our sincere
thanks to the Fire Department for their quick re-
spouse on the night of the 18th ult., when my
house was burned; also to our many friends and
Incighbors who so kindly rendered assistance and
hospitality in our time OF need. Respectfully
Ottawa, May ,, 1879. II. T.. STEINMEYER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
TresS, ,JeWeler,

Next door to Megaffin's, has received new and
well selected stock OF jewery, watches and clocks
staple articles in o:.vc- "c:,, s"cn 80 c&:torc,
butter-dishcs, cake baskets, pickle-castors, &c,
OF standard make; Rogers Bros spoons, forks,
knives, &c: spectacles of all grades, in steel,
nickel and gold. Call before purchasing; will
be pleased to show goods and give prices; guar
antec everything as represented or money re-
funded. My expenses are very light; do my
own work and can afford and will be satisfied
with small profits. TREss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

On last Saturday night, r. II. Traek's timer
ant salesman drove up to the store about oo'clock
As he got out of the vehicle his revolver dropped
into the stone gutter, one chamber exploding.
The sharp, sudden report halted everyone, and
the street was deathly quiet for an instant, and
then everyone ran to the spot No ono was found
hurt Though the ball passed not far from Mr.. j
Wood, on the opposite side of the street, and
everybody, drawing q long breath, went their
several WAYS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

Yesterday morning when Mr.. Bull entered the
court room he laid his outer-coat over the back
OF n chair. Presently Mr. Blanchard sat down on
the coat and began to write at table. 1t seems
the coat pocket contained some matches, which
were fired by the friction of Mr.. Blanchard's sit
ting on them Matters were getting warm about
Mr.. BIS coat-tails when another lawyer dscov
cred the smoke of the connagration." Court took
a recess in short meter, thus preventing "fear
full holocaust" The damage was found to be q
burned-out pocket and some injured legal papers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
Carpets!.
nousEKEEPERs ATTENTION!

We shall open another large invoice of the cele-
brated "Roxbury' Tapestries in the very latest
designs and colorings. Our sales on carpets this
spring are without precedent and contrary to the
general rule. Those who have waited till late be-
fore making n selection will be accommodated
with even more choice patterns than were shown
earlier in the season; therefore We invite every
body to call and take n look at this stock, 1.-THE
latest and best" Respectfully, W. II. HULL
% and &c La Sale St.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

On Tuesday last the new range at the County
Asylum was set up by Messrs Manley & Smeeton
1t works like charm, and the kitchen, which
while the original cooking apparatus was used,
was as regularly filled with smoke as to be almost
aninhabitable, is as comfortable as the most fas-
tidious could desire. The saving in fuel by the
new apparatus will soon pay the cost Of the
change, while the victuals of the house can be
better cooked than was even possible with the
old range.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

The May party of the Military Company on last
Thursday evening, though not largely attended,
only about 40 couples being present, was very
pleasant affair. During the evening the orches-
ira (Williss) played for the first time q new
wanciers'" and new waltz "When the Corn
is Waving" both beautiful numbers, the produc-
tions of Prof. Raymond leader of the orchestra.