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COURT REPORTS.
District Court. .SEPULVEDA, j.
FRIDAY, March 7,

District Court........sE .sEPULvEDA, J..
FRIDAY, March 7.
Pallett vs.. Hawkins Twenty
days further stay granted.
Lamb vs.. Halpin-By consent,
w. D. Stevens is authorized to take
deposition of DIR. Wise, same to be
used with full force and effect. Re-
set for trial March 18th, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ.
Perry, Woodwork & Co. VS..
MISUNDERSTANDING proceed.
ings and stay having been granted
by the County Court, proceedings
herein are stayed so far as any per-
sonal Judgment is concerned, and
plaintiff allowed to proceed In
rem.
Moore, assignee, vs.. Northcraft-
Same action.
GARNER VS.. Garnier-Remittitur
from Supreme Court filed dismiss.
ing appeal.
Land Company Va. Phillips
Argument on motion for new trial
set for Monday next at P. NJ.
A. Guy Smith VS.. Mitchell-De.
murrer to second amended COM
plant sustained; ten days to an
swer.
Krasewsky VS.. G.. b. Smith
Continued by consent till to-mor.
morrow at 10 A. NJ.
Mills vs. Freeman-Set tor trial
March 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
CITY Water Co. VS.. CITY,
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Counter Suggestion.

1t is suggested by a number of
people that the Sheriff's Office
should be kept open at night as
we'll as day, or at least that an off,
cIal should he at hand in case of
necessity.-Commercial.
1t has also been suggested that 1t
may be good thing for the writer
ofthe above that the Sheri6f's of
fee is not kept open at night.
DAYLIGHT.
Los Angeles, March 18th.
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SET FOR TO-DAY.
City Water Co. VS.. City.

r.m",y Coura...... STEPHENS. ].
FRIDAY, March z.
Edward Baldenabro vs.. J. II. To-
berman-Repleviu on appeal from
Justice Carrillo's Court. Judg-
ment ordered to enter for plaintiff
for possession of property claimed;
Judgment below reversed.
People VS.. Hawkins-Motion to
dismiss; case argued and submit
ted.
SET FOR TODAY.
Amy e. G.. COMMUNICATION for
sale of personal property.
Havens vs.. Tonner.
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements,
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-08
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
US. ARMY.

Division OF Telegrams and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, March 7, 1879
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LOCAL BISEVITIES,


Best goods and lowest prices at
Riley & Rothchild's.
II the oranges are small this year
they are remarkably luscious.
New and beautiful dress goods at
122 cents per yard at the Mechanics
Store.
On dit that the Daily Republican
will shortly be revived with J. G.
Littlefield as editor.
General Jchn Mansfield, delegate
to the late Constitutional Conven-
tion, returned home yesterday.
The loser of fur tippet can re-
cover the same by calling at the
HERALD office and paying for this
notice.
The stock of Gil Jones, grocer, it
is stated, was damaged to the ex-
tent of $1,000 by the flood caused by
the break in Reservoir No. 4.
Two men were up before the
Mayor yesterday charged with
fighting. The assailant was fined
five dollars and the other dit
charged.
DR.. Lockhardt has removed his
office from Temple street to rooms
Nos. l and Q Ducommuu Block,
corner Of Main and Commercial
streets.
Mr.. Will d. Gould last evening
received a telegram from Mr.. Will
l.. Visscher, who was announced
to lecture at Good Templars' Hall,
that he was engaged to lecture at
San Buena Ventura and, conse.
quently, could not be here.
A large consignment of fresh fur
niture and carpets for your own
prices at Riley & Rothchild's.
Capt. Norvall, of the Fifteenth
United States Infantry, honored
our santtum VI tn visit yesterday.
The Captain Is absent from his
post at Camp Mcdowell on official
business and will remain in the
city somo days.
San Francisco Bulletin:-A num-
Der of Colusa county people have
got the idea of emigrating to South
ern California. An excursion has
been arranged to start from Max
well, Colusa county, On the 25th
instant, the tickets to be good for
ten days, to Los Angeles and re.
turn.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. 8.
Chapman, of San Gabriel, for the
finest cluster of oranges we have
ever seen. The twig-for it is only
twig, being but about fifteen
inches long, : bears % fair-sized
oranges, of the st. Michae's varie-
ty, grown on a tree budded on q
lime stock.
We had the pleasure of call
yesterday from Mr.. G. F. Cutler, a
gentleman largely interested in
mining in both Arizona and So.
nora. He is one Of the hardy and
enterprising pioneers who are lay
ing the foundations for future Com.
stocks which will contribute to the
growth Of this city and section.
The lecture of Hon. Tom b.
Wade on the "Days of Forty
Nine" was universally conceded to
have been very fine oratorical eff
fort. He held his audience en-
thralled from the opening sentence
to the close. His pathos was dis
titled from some Castalian fount of
emotion and his humor was as
gladdening as April dew.drops.
We will sell, for a fewidays only,
carpets and furniture for less than
damaged prices. Riley & Roth
child, Main street.
Greater bargains than ever are to
he had in carpets and furniture at
the sale of damaged goods at Dotter
q Bradley's. They are determined
TO make room for a clean new
atnci- ct any sacrifice, and offer
sJ i.r -i .- who needs
s'rtD Ee 1y ithout buy
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List OF Letters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office for the week ending
March 7, 1879:
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Old hats re-made at No. Also
street. n7tf
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prDpsrsT rreasreru
CONVEYANCES.

Fk"h JupsON. GILLEfrE.s q IBsoN' . TRAN.
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, MARCH 7, 1879.
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Fine New York cigars at Nc
Kenzie's, only one bit each.
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kremer, at
yesterday,

..r.r Wa 1..t Kremer, at
ci 4 tay 5r yesterday,
i-aa 41- . b { square of
r.6e.cr Hcasa gr y for $4,000,
lla4at1u un- taxes lue, on that
aHda.Eal ett ov ned by Don
H# EIC1 'sh was made
It a. .asa a-t an Society,
.. sar HaaiscC W CHI holds a
naf gu tls Prar rty.
Etra -st eaugt on consider
wUIssi a'aitlre, carpets,
e Jol for less than
arF 5er.tr1 1tt.e 1. Riley &
EaH .ei'l, eLouta block.
Southern C 'ornia Horti.
.al al oialg pu their annual
.n- 90 fte atTi.iun at II A NJ.
r.- los tae els-tl Of officers
ae euaWag ggar The attend
erbef 90 ln quite large,
tr1ssr ii maio Urrs having ar
yesge g iufn Riverside,
Rsr7-rdr7, rod ithes sections
,r Vic gra yth Of citrus
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leave - auagu'
succeeded p securing
..a a-eea ed. +
amounting ~
purchased lpr Sa7o0 as
M ad3al.awiag days
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AndStillI'h
\
Topple!!
ANOTHER BIG CRASH
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME


nee 1a3. during lha week gS
baiof
de.tt loosa
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toges.l' t..'tec fha. ewes olc
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goods, fresh from auction aud suc-
ton prices in carpets and furniture,
at Riley & Rothchild's.
We looked in for moment YET
terday at very remarkable dis
play of the citrous family of fruits.
which was made in the office of the
editor of the HorticulturiSt. 1t
comprised oranges and lemons from
San Bernardino, San Diego and
Los Angeles counties. They were
spread out on several tables and
they made a goodly show indeed.
The oranges ranged through many
varieties, amongst which were the
navel, blood and native oranges
without number. The lemons
were remarkably fine and tumblers
and mammoth sugar bowl were
on hand for testing them in the
shape of lemonade. Taken as
whole, it was an inspiriting sight
and we doubt If it could be sur
passed in any semi.tropical coun.
try. A committee of the Horti-
cultural Society is to pass upon the
merits of the several fruits; and,
until this judg nent is rendered, it
is impossible to localize the fruits,
numoers only, to which only the
members of the committee have
the catalogue, being used to desig-
nate them.
We are almost tempted to -
well to go 10 housekeeping when
we see the bargains offered in far
niture, carpets, etc., at Dotter &
Bradley's.~ Go early and buy often,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11
Look at those overcoats ut NJ. Sticfcl Il Cos

We judge by numerous indications that the
Company's store" which has been operated in
thgt city stree last March. Said store scr every.
t ing from wooden tUoth-pick TO brass.mun-
key and contracts the miners trade by suu g
their ,ders on the store in lieu Of cash ON +, y
day, which the miner at work rarely refuses TO
accept, there being plenty OF unemployed m n
about town. As the stores of StrcatOr depcl
in great part on the miners for their support the
result of the /" store is that while il is rushed
with business the merchants are dscharging
clerks aud cutting down expenses" Duri (
The summer number have failed, and others
leave the town bag and baggage. store Of this
kind may be beneficial To a town, but We hayc!ct
to nc satisfied Of it; ut any rate, the experiment
has not been Il great help 10 SircatOr thus far.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The clearing sale, which has been in progress
ut II, j. GILLEN's during the past few weeks,
continues with undated vigor, and were 1t not
that an immense stock WAS on hand, must ere
this have cleared out" the house Nevertheless
the bottom Of the stock has not yet been reached,
and consequently the sale continues; aud In ad-
dition to the reduction Ia prices Of the sale, the
public will be given the benefit Of all the recent
and natural declines Of the market
Specially to be noted is the further reduction
in the line of CLoAKs, placing these fine goods
within the reach of the most impccunious.
As Il sample Of the reductions in the DRESS
GOODS department, we might mention that he is
selling 40-inch, extra weight, best black cash
IN ere Mt 80 cents--a rare bargain The same
spirit OF chcapncss marks the entire dress goods
Stock.
Partcularizing from the BLANKET STOCK, he Is
selling the stock of white blankets Unusually
small stock for this house, at truly ruinous prices.
The sale includes all departments and covers
all scasonAble goods. The boot and shoe and
grocery departments are, Of course, keeping pace
with the other departments, You really ought
to try those cheap teas and cotfces, and taking
it all in all buyers will seldom find more fitting
time to purchase to advantage than at this time
and place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Until the past week there has been no agency
for these famous patterns in Ottawa, nor in La
Sale county save at two Of her towns Now, how
ever, at the solicitation OF the house Mcssrs. Os-
man IL tIapeman have taken the agency and have
on hand full stock OF all those already issued.
The patterns are highly praised by the press aud
the people. They comprise I'll the latest and
best styles for ladies' and children's dress, are
graded in size and put up in envelopes on which
are printed illustrations and full descriptions of
the garments in French and English; they are
sold ut prices ranging from 10 to 80 cents; and
the catalogue is said TO include the largest and
only complete assortment Of useful and fashiona-
Bile designs Catalogues sent on application and
any pattern sent post paid on receipt Of price 10
marked in the catalogue
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Boys suits at big bargains, at NJ. Sticfel Il Coz


John r. Kinds, the noted Irish comedian, with
his Dublin Company, will be at the Opera House
on Monday evening" the 18th inst, and play the
Irish drama entitled "Shaughraun," "a play some.
thing like Joe Murphy's "Help,"D In four acts,
intersperscd with songs and dances and charac.
ter presentations. Mr.. IInds and his company
have been playing In Chicago for the past two
weeks, and the Chicago papers speak very favor.
ably of them. They give regular Irish play,
full Of Irish wit, songs and dances, and free from
anything that will offend any one; and all that
want to see good Irish play and enjoy an eve
ming with laughter should go.
The prices are the usual opera house prices,
and reserved seats can be obtained at simon
Brothers. Music Stor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The FREE TRADERS pretty little item about
Emma Abbott lacked the essential of truth. She
never euped with aud married John Oliver u
young Kentucky clergyman, poor, but honest ;"
The heroine of that romantic affair answered 10
the name of Abbott, but lived near Porkopol..-
Republican
Miss Abbott was married to Wcthercll in Italy.
Wcthcrcll WAS uf no earthly use in a travelling
operate company, 20 Emma bought him an in
,,rcat in New York paper. He is in New York
now - UcD,ordt.
Go it, BOYS; you both scrm 10 know what
you're talking about. However, you will ron.
ccde she's married won't YOU? Totcl the truth,
Miss Abbott said last Saturday she was married
in London, and that her husband is now IN
Florence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The most wonderful remedy Of the age is now
placed within the reach of all. BE he rich or be-
he poor" it costs nothing to give this great
remedy Il trial. DR. KINGS CALIFORNIA GoLpEN
COMPOUND, for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Low
Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Sour Stomach, COMING
up of Food, Yellow Complexion, General Dcbili
ty, Inactivity and Drowsiness, Liver Complaint,
Jaundce and Bliousn.ss for which it is II certain
and speedy cure. No person should BE- without
II. In order to prove that it will do all W. claim
for 1t you are given trial bottle for 10 cents
which will convince you of its truly wonderful
merits, and show you what regular one dollap
size bottle will do For sale by
~ f. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa.
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Prof Henry G. O'Ii,l : "a matinee this af
ternoon at the OJ,ra Hos W IA his Electopicon
exhibiting scenes from the "lnfcrn0, " "Parads,
Lost" from copies Of the productions of the old
masters The show is pronounced very interest
ing and instructive, md the amusement is high
tened BY the singing of Miss Harris, formerly
member of the Strakosh troupe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Grand CItnrinH Out sale at HuIIs.
We show to-day large number OF bargains In
every department in order to reduce stock Of win.
ter goods. Our
REMNANT TABLE
ia now loaded with choice goods OF all kinds
marked at prices to suit all.
Cashneres, Alpacas, SILKS and all other DRESS
GOODS ut bottom prices.
We open to-day a fresh line of beached and
brown Muslins, Shrtngs Prints, and Domestics
generally, just what is wanted now TO make
up for spring wear.
Now is the time to obtain bargains at IIuLl,s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The announcement is made that the annual
masquerade ball will take place this year on Feb.
ruary 18th at Turner Hall. Extensive prepare.
tions are being made tor it, snd correspondence
has been opened with 3 costumcr to be on hand.
Should the weather prove favorable a street dis
play in the afternoon may be anticipated. Al
any rate big time will be had ia the evening.
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare I'LL the lntest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare neW type. ano
use the HOdder BIOtter- Pad for heep-
ing printed supplies clean anu ham
dy for use. The H0dder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is neater, cheaper.
more cOnUenient, less cumbrOnS and
dOes its UOrt better than ann either
H0tter yet inUented, asa mere glance
at it uilI prOue to any man We
guarantee satisfaction tn all our
customers, giUinG the best materinl
md best rorh for the money in Of
ta,cu. If you mant soncthinG good
and neat call on
OSMAN e. HAPEMAN.
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The women folks. of course, are not anxious
to see general thaw or break up at this time,
but they would like To have good, jolly rain to
nil c.,terns. All complain uf a want 81 -uit
water aud drIyuen lind ample opportunity O..
haul ice between trains"
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Look at those overcoats at NJ. stiefcl 4 Cos

If YOU want choice beef, pork, mutton, or sau-
sage, fish, oysters, dressed poultry lard, hams
&c, call at Woods market in Armory Block. The
best the market affords is always on hand, the
market house is the ncatcst in the city, the ser
vice excellent, and all goods sold at the very low
est prices ANA delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city.
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Mcssrs. d. iieenan * Co. have little speech"
on the 9Th page that will be found interesting
reading ny all housckecpcrs. 1t is strong. drcid-
eddy to the point, and we doubt not they will full
fill all they prom isc in the letter and in the spirit.
Try them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The young people of Farm Ridge and Deer
Pirk had made arrangements for hop at the
Seminary on last Tu lay evening; but, As vii.
liza concluded it WIS TOO cold to go out thew wills
tied the accompaniment to their waltzcs, &c. 4
dance was had, however, on last wednesday eve
ming. which was participated in by some young
people from this city.
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The high school on Monday last began Il c
winter term with 1871 pupils. The school is run.
ming in excellent style and the years work, fol
lowing the good beginning made during the pas
four months, will prove more satisfactory than
the schools most sangure friends antic iputcd
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| will close out my entire stock of ready made
clothing at cost, as wish TO enlarge my tailor
ing department and coniine myself to merchant
tailoring alone Now is the time to secure bar
gains Remember the place, Vim. Trainings,
Opera House Block, Ottawa, III.
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The Bsst Salrs IN the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheUm, Tritcr, Cnapp,d
Hands, Chilrlains, C"rus, aud all kind, ui skin
Erupiion,. This Salvc il guaranteed To give per
feet satisfaction ia every case or money refunded
Price Z5ccnts per box. For sale Toy +. \. Grigsr,
OfinMn- lie.
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Trunks, trunks at cost, at NJ stcfcl IL Cos.

Canal aud river improvement is subject OF
the deepest inter st not only to the people of this
locality but of the west generally. Petitions are
being circulated in this city by j. G.. Armstrong
in favor of ship canal from Chicago to the Hi
aois river at Liz Sale, and the improvement OF
the river 10 the Mississippi. Every one should
sign these petitions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The fire department are taking every prccau.
ton to be ready for fires should any break oul
and among other things have cut numerous holes
in the ice on the canal and which are kept open
for immediate use il necrss nv.
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The ladies will remember that Mrs. O'Meara is
now located on La Sale st, one door north OF j
hcgatfin's.
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The following is the list of losses by fire IN o.
tawa during the past year AS reported unotlicially
by the secretary of the Fire Department, Mr.. VIM
Furlaugh:
February 9Th, Alarm given, department not
employed; fire in & Ottawa.
February 231 Two alarms given; department
not employed; house of N. Harvey, 5. Ottawa
and smoke house across side cut.
August LIST, House OF Jacob Glenn, Superior
St; loss 5000; insurance, 81, 600; cause, inceu
diary.
August 18th. Fire of Eagle Mills; loss, SIS. zoo;
insurance, Sll50O; cause, unknown.
Same date. Pump factory of H. c. ar. W.
King; loss, 1880; no insurance
Same date. Cigar box factory Of II. c. Il Z.
W. King; loss, $500; no insurance.
Same date. Ottawa Manufacturing Co; loss
on building, $1,000 no insurance
Same date. House and furniare Of Mrs Shil
ling: damage $500; insurance unknown
Same date. Building Of J. II. Pickens; dam.
age, 800; insurance, unknown.
November 30 Plow shops of A. Maierhofer ;
loss, $4,000; insurance, 81 900; cause, unknown
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The Wornan's r, o IN Club will give sociablc
at the residence of Mr.. C. d. Trim lie on Monday
evening, Jan 18th. All are invited. Admission,
including refreshments, tn ctnts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Mr. A. T. Armstrong, grain buyer at Serena
shipped 351 car loads Of grain, and oats, las
year, ending December 81, 1878 With his en-
larged elevator and great y improved facilities ht
expects to ship 500 ears this season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

The military are making the proper prepara
tions to produce shorty at the Opera House s
dramatic version of "Aitnona"
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The Whist Club II ct t the residence of T
Nash Esq, on last Thurs y. Even those whc
came out second b, at 1T cards conceded they had
most jolly evening.
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The FREE TRADER may he obtained at the fol-
lowing places BY the single copy, or subscriptions
will be taken for any length OF time at the regu.
lar rates: b. Wiley, Seneca: E. L. Donagho,
Btreator; I. T. Trohridge, Marseillcs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

DR.. George +. Vance, Xt ns Wy and favo ably
known throughout the no tlern portion of this
county IA Il very successful physician, and II
former partner of l. n D.nmick, has come to
Ottawa to continue the practice of medicine and
surgery. His friends and the public will hereaf-
ter find him at the Office of DR.. J c. Hathaway
with whom he has associnted in business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

J. G. Armstrong, secretary Of the canal aud
river Improvement convention, desires all who
have received blank petitions, to circulate them
and return them by Thursday noon
next to him at the adjourned convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Martin keim has the sole agency for Ottawa OF
Phil Best's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De-
Hyered free 10 all parts Of the city.
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Don't trihe with severe cough or cold. Procure
in time if you wish to save doctor bills, bottle
Of Dir. Marshall, Lung Syrup. Price only %
cents; large size 20 cents. Sold By N. kncussl.
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Three horses escaped from the Fair Grounds.
See notice elsewhere.
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Our druggist, are selling large quantities Of
Dr.. Marshalrs Lung Syrup for coughs, colds aud
pulmonary complaints generally IL takes the
lead of all cough remedies. Try IT, Only -
cents u bottle Sold by VI. kneussl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

RoYALsToS, Mass, July lOIh, 1873.
PorAsIC MEDICINE Go, Buffalo, y. Y:
What will You srud Aluu's AnIi-Fat per dozen
70 There is ho place within eight miles where
can buy H. My mother has taken five bottles
aud ii reduced heir weight 20 pounds.
NJ pARruIp,r