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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24
LIVER Cc MPLAINT,

-, = GaIVa, Henry Co, lis.
Dear Sir:-Thls is to certify that your Indian
$1,000 syrup has cured me of Liver Complaint OF
hhons Ssanolng, i am now In better health than ]
nave bean for long while.
SARAH DKTRICK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24

Cincho- Quinine cures chills and fever.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24
Circuit Co1rs---1Eay Term.

On Saturday afternoon, the cases dis
posed Of were as follows:
CRIMINAL
22.-John c Kayser-assault with in
tent to murder. Judgment on plea. four
years in the penetentiary.
Katharine Maisel larceny. judgment
Oh plea, three months in Jail.
Katharine Majsel-larceny. Judgmen.
as above.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24
An Official Document.

come up soon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24

Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS CURE IN
ONE MINUTE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24
DIED.
LIVER REGULATOR.

For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie. De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn &c. &C..
This unrivalled Southern Remedy fs warranted
not to contain a single particle of Mercury, any
injurious mineral substance, but Is
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24

Halford Table Sauce. best
relish muse.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-24
FOR ASTHMA.

Truro, Knox Co., Ills,
Dear Sir:-I was afflicted with the Asthma for
forty years, and was unable to find relief until
procured some of your great Indian Blood Syrup
which has so improved my health, that I am now
able to attend to my business,
JAS NJ. CALDWELL
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21


II is sid tsse wiijism n. vs1x5srtdls
sov bss szs,11ya syD isyessss In UsitSd
Ss<sss . per esst. boDds. end tbss -
issssds Increasing the s@osss 10 -
svss 5D,UC,DC0 Has INCOME fssss
This s,urss Sims viii tbss b ~. st0g
900 per ssssw, On sbr7s tsftrD every
ds1 n tbs pear These binds srs M
.sxsbGe. are safe. ssd he via Invests
10 them, tsovgb be d.,ssn't gtt = I,rgs
percentage, ssasIiy feels yeti en-
fottzbis. They are ~ god, 10 fset,
tbst We recommend them ~ ell snf
ps.fsns gyerytody sbooId have
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21

fff ttt Arm 18th, 1890.
In, IsTEbtsegsogHs--ws have bssn
residing - tbs town Of Bssk 1sr The
past two 1s3s Perhaps yon wonid
like 10 xmas whefs ssat City il. II
Is atpsssd on tl,s BksgfE river. about
90 miles shove its moth, a. the juno
ton Of the Bssk nyer. It's popuisst,s
~ metropolitan, and the present isbsb.
itss,ts number thirteen. 10 jnrorposs-
tors are + q NsIDas. sT Msic.lf. Geo
EunsD AOd Ch4s y spsvy. The towa
sitS elntH6e6S ofs mile up and down the
ysvsf. sid rams . mills and one fourth
hxsk. II n . bee~lifsl ate. and ]. 10
The opinion n : god Missy that IL viii
BE- the bssd Of stssmk6et navigation IN
the eksgit river. Men are nov 81 work
efoppi8k c0fdwood fn the stsstasr,
br,ildise cabins, 20. II will 10 sur
vsysd and tsid On into town Iots next
week. We nrs very comfortably situated
fof The present, In lsrge tept with u
r Osbsrn aud w q Barr.
Tomorrow morning We start Tor the
Cascade rivss snd intend 10 prospect IL
clear ~ its source. II possible. Tho
fndisns tell ~ there Isl good horse
trail up the Cascade river clssr through
10 the Kitlitss valley. bst il,srs IL lots
~ STOW there now, According 10 tho
maps the course Of the Cascade river ID
only few miles south of Ruby and
Canyon Creeks We may snscssd IN
fudlag route msoh preferable soashs
present one We ara told there have
beau very fins. prospects found on Gas.
aads liver. We havs sis months pro.
visions. and will mako every sndcsvof
possible 10 fsseh The source. n
This 10 efobsbly the last you VIII
bear II ~ re- epa,s hsse. q. H.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21
Wednesday, April ~. 1850.
YACHTING.

On the AtIsstic yachting IL saissslIy
prsmisisg. Tbs greet ssbosnsfs Of .
few years sEo, rsDgiss ffsm 40 70 400
TINS measurement. are geisg out 81
s.yIs. IN their places are. otasipg II,
Shops sud smsli sei,eoners, The grsstsf
number ~ which srs from ~ ~ ID
fest in length, Those WING hsys ufs
limited money. aad .isi, u sss itfn
tfaysIi6g On the wster and in tbs pos.
session Of goa,isg homes, build steam
yseIlts. OF this latter sIsss ars James
tlof1en J,ssnsts, q. ,. Osborn, 0ssrgs
O.good, sud Villas 1ssldsn. The
four sssssis bulldog fr shsss men
viii ~ each 40 feet long ssd 10 feet
vide. bs swiitsr tbsn asy other sssass-
sn u tI,sir size. II not the swlhsst on
the eess8, and elegant beyond eompsr.
iso. with tho ordinary yacht or pas.
seDRsf vessel. A strange craft ~ DO.
Ing prepared by Commodore VIM.
vosSbis, which IL also expected ~ be
exceedingly fsss i'hs will be steam
s,tsmafsn, ~ doobls balIsd vessel,
These hnils sfe u iron. 8 feet o ieobss
beam. with . wheel between, 10 be
used In tbs propulsion Her length
will bs 900 feet, sud her beam, across
both vessels aud ihs wheel, 20 feet.
Her dfanghs 81 water will be only D
feet smidsbips sbs IL 10 lave saloons
fos tbs accommodation VI 800 guests.
Cruises along The southern coast and 10
the Indies are already i,sins made, and
later W The season the yachts will 40
east and north. The olubs Afs Hitting
themselves W some s,agniilosnt tstab.
lisbments along the coast. and partio.
ulafiy on Long leland Sound, A single
slab-.tbs beawaohaks--now sBrols
eleven sehoonefs. tbitty-four cabin
sloops and fifteen open bosts The
yaons clubs Of The Atlantic Include
several hundred vessels, mos! VI which
belong aud center NJ New York.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21


The ssENss 81 nseA ke~ssAy. Ne
sNwAeals esNsgNssAaa elAspAemssef,As
Nan raScsses ssea lsss, 10 sscape the
penalty " the law. meat slsAsseasly
vssssv,l area AsM. hen sEsslly sAsl<i,
and nsass, stsss ese,s slsea ssvsy ~.
N~ssaeasy, Asw aMaa Asms~lt il sAv
hease " oeFNesssas I've Assa ! -
hesN shaved, And Ah eleeAsA eAAAeySl
NJ The sssap<A sass psss~ssa III .sss-
~ reputation, nsNm Will lar sAsu
aix aAsAsAs, Aed wAsA Asu~msa ~ ~nl
~ I seeasF and wssss MAN, L ~ ! IL.
~ one Fss AeaNs x~tlty 4 ~ a>Ms
s1sasA ~ Ame pNAl,AMe@s ~ ~
rssseslAeA = MAiss 0sAnea. = u
aAssA - tA>if ess meath sseue ~ o.
fslsaN~saA sAsA q sAsla ~sasAl,e -
aAsa eleaA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21
srAr1 pfars.

The various States Of the Union had.
IN 1910. when thar population was
only about sixteen millions, debts M.
greRatinH alHy,0l0.O0O. In 1890, when
their population ID three times ~
great, they have state iobis amount
Ing 10 only ea44. 100000. Several
hta'as have no Debt NJ nil. and e,hers.
~ Vermont, Iowa aud Illinola. have
merely nominal deb.s, amoaatins 70
only few cents eAah per capita II
The population. aud which oAn DO paid
81 = dAys notice. NsrlA Carolina.
Tennessee and Virginia have tho hes.
West burdens, AmouatlnR together 10
enehAlf ~ much ~ tho deb.s of all
The other States eombined. pensylva.
MIA In 1910 had debt Of tas, $50, 900,
Louisiana Of seB, 7Do. 900, aud Ohio Of
tts.uto,e00, THINE debts have bsen
teduced Just about Que half. while That
Of New York has como down from,
tai,ooo, 900 10 tp,la0,ooo An homes,
streak ioAt now pstvAdes tho people
Of che whale country, and the debt.
paylS. that Il going on IL anprece.
,len,sdly prodlgieaa, Towns, cities,
eeunlles. Hiales, tha nation. corpora.
tiens, hrMa and private lad.viduals all
have The mania, People are tired ol
paying Interest Tho times are prepl
'leas, she country helas prospersas
aud lhs iadleA.iaas are that, : few
ysws hence. Ne Vail be IN psopl,
Itset Of debt than any ether on Ii,
globe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21


The people Of Cuba nambsr ,so0,-
900, aud include as.s,oo Chinese. ioo,-
600 HpAeiAsds. dt,a.0oo Cuban. aud
uis,uoa nesFusa, No tsrsi,a Il lAe sell
thai II II calculated The i.lana h capable
vi aappoftlaa = population Il len nil
lima, III people, Ae~svsN sss aes lAs
Moat wlas. prudent aud iaaa.lsieaa eu
she globe, klemea,s II dlseesd ara
eeastaNNlls making sAeMsslse. mani.
fest, ae,tl the coedllieA al the eeaawy
u little hitter than thai Il Maxlso II
OsalsAl America llisaeaestsa ~AelAss
Inv acquisition u Cuba ~aala Assl "a,
vantage u the United StAlss. aud ths
lseliMa that enes MA - stfaaa hs Il,
rNreaNas ~ sefMte AAa snslfsly AA.ssa
WstAeat 10 pesple, caeA weela b. sssy
dssss~elss sas With them .-wsll. /. j,
iaNNllNl, 4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21

br. LOUIS. April 1Oa-Tho tornado
which caused such frightiul havoc II
Marshhold last night passed entirely
through Green and Webster COUNTIES,
following the course OF Jsmcs river in
u northeastcrly direction. Il struck
tho St. Louis aud San Francisco rail.
read IN four places. and left u ncar
Frank's station, 40 miles this side oil
Msrshtsld. That place presents q
terrible appearance. there not being
more than u dozen houses unframed In
tho entire town. Tho court-houso and
many Other buildings took fire. and
soon tho effects were Of dreadful char.
scter. AZ ono house two children were
found dead aud anothor bailly mnna "a
but still alive. The parents could not
DO found. III another case . woman
seems TO have boon carried away
bodily. No details OF the calamity
have yet been received. Tho ioroo Of
tho wind stripped the berk from trees
and lifted others entirely out Of the
ground, and poles and wires were car.
risd handrsds OF roda into iha woods
and tied and knottcd among the Limbs
Of trees like Gotten strinss. Everything
rossibleio being dons 10 asulst and
succot the woundsd, not only 81 Nsrsh.
Held cua other places. Phynolahs
Throughout the oonnlsys sss aeokiag 10
poiass mpst injured and dolne 81 they
can 70 Alleviate. su6sfins. Dooless
vent from Hprlngfel1 20 JamsA rivor
country, ak 0t1oo ssonth a NnnN y ~
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s..s.y, .:.a.,.;, M....'.,,

MstAscss Msshsr~:s MssAspsas /
Are yea disturheA a nivht aud
broken " yo@r. rect ~ . sick child cut.
fssins and crying with The exotaciAsiar
pain OF caltlag tee,hf lt ~, 10 q
once anil ses bottle al Ma, VIVA,
Iowa SoorusNa Hykur. ID viii e.
livvs ~ poor lsllls - iFsrv ia,nadSks.
iy-6epend apon Il. there Il 10 mistaks
NAenk Il There Il ma mother on
earth who Aaa ever used Il who will not
tell yoaA a oA6c that u &tll poaalass
the hevsls> aad eivs r~se - The mother
Pna relief aud health Ia The child. ~pse-
1Atiee hke MAsse&s Il il psrsaesly safs
20 use in ell cupsA md pleasaas 20 the
tAate. and il the prescription Of one III
The eidsst and best teasale physsciaas
and aassre in the Dated Gniss. Nh
eir~aksass Cor uasar Will accsmpsny
st<cA hattie None genuine unless the
tAe sisasle etCcwrsa q Pasxsxs b GA
The outside ~sasa~r. Sold By ell
N~stleae~ Dr->Ar~ ~ c~ass : eotlie.
bs~Ass y isAatsafa a. 4sw4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21
CALIFORNIA.

BAN FaAscIsco. April 19--OIe Of
the crew Of tbs CITY Of Peking WA
taken down with smallpox today. This
Will bscsssiisteq uarantining passengers
10 or 20 days.
The Judiciary Committee of the
Board Of Supervisors. TO whom was 70.
fsrfsd the task Of learning whether
Mayor kalloch did or did not uss in.
cesdissy language In his recent speech.
%. bss besn NJ work on tho matter ever
since. The principal question now up.
der consideration SCENE TO be. 20 far On
Gan DO sscertsiaed. whether or not the
Supervisors have power to impsach the
Mayor.
A petition for the partisl distribution
Of the estate al Vim. b OBrisp, de-.
ceased. was BDed In Department No.
Of tbs Supervisors Court today. The
petitioners state that they bsl,cve that
tho estate Of decsassd largely exceeds
W.. OlO 600, and that there IL sufficient
OF said estate in tho hands OF tho exec
ntors 10 pay all the beqaests and lega.
clos In tho will IN fall.
This afternoon q Cbinamsn formerly
employed by tho firm entered the cigar
factory of Lisbss Bros Sacramento 81.
Isador Simon, the foreman, ordered
him out. The Chinnmsn insisted IN
staying, and . fight ensued, In which
tue Chinaman stabbed Simon in the
left breast and was himself shot by
Simon. the ball entering near the eye,
innioting q dangerous wound. Simon
injury IL not ssrious.9 &s II
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21


net eomprsssnasd by he spscss.ofs
Tbs Interpreter whss sshsd What he
sss5. rstestsd thai b. wsseon sc5Css Of
che faet tAas ia = moment be w0aI ] be
kusIsd 20 tbs dreaded boasss, asd
s<gsssply ayoTsG HE inbsesnoss His
last worJs were fgoo5-tye, boys. siI
aylg~tcsss The blsok csp Vas then
drspp oyer bis fare std the rope sd-
jssssd. The crowd with their bats On
and entirely dsysid u fsspee. ~ DIV
ility. crowded ard swofe ~ il came
bfwssd 20 see the drop. Sheriff Nor
dan stepped back. touched the sprlBg,
ssd All Lee fell With heavy tbu1.
He fell a. ~ minutes past II. Dsring
the few seconds which els psed between
tbs drawing Of the esp sD1 touching Of
the spring tbs oslprit uttered mourn
fal gfosBs He dropped fys fest snd
so aTsigbt tbs. il was thought his
neck wss broken. JB few seconds be
bsgsn 70 struggle. twisting his mana
slsd hands ssd bending bis ksses;
after four mipntss . quivef which
shack every muscle passed through his
body. Except 90 occasional hesvisg
Of the shoulders this wss the last
struggle. Drs Chapman and ssylor
then felt bis pulse; at 6 ,sinutss IL bsat
90. Z Minutes. 30; . minutes. barely
psresptible; II minutes. no pal.s. sDd
~ nisntss be was declared dead, and
tbs Sheriff ordered A r Deiin 10 take
charge Of the body. After hanging
fYe minutes longer hs WAS cut down.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21

u~a N allas@NrsN lsreA14At 81 R4eas
@Hd CAtsas. such a Dssl~0per. EoanAsr,
ONaeAs. olaSssaex. rYe5Aoae Nssee.
nsAvsA 6lAadseA N. 80 FrpAesa
~ - eAly Ne0 pAt ~ jA16 md II
|e.Nt pAeAAxea dive IN tslAl.
KnEAx q Yu0&0.
WAelsaAas AAd nslAll DR~eolslA
Neaaalo VT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21

WALt.A WALtA, April 10 SHERIFF
jamea rhompsoa has received y die
patch frsm Kansas City snaounolng
the aftea. Of thu marderufs oe0amuAl
llfnmteld and vito. who we're recently
found ~ brutality murdered In the
Tsuehet rivcs aud near Xix Lake An
intense feeling Of satisfaction pIcvail&
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-21
BORN.

BlHgf--fs Ets esg. Apssi zsns - 10 wife O
0bs. Bsssy Dss1qks sos- q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

On Friday last Mike Shoub, Peter Weast, and
John Ward were arraigned before Squire Atkins
for selling intoxicating drinks in violation of the
Streator ordinance. They were each fined 5000 and
given thirty days in Jail. Appeals to higher
court and bonds saved them from boarding at
the city's expense Wolff arrested on the same
charge, had hearing on Monday, with similar
results. Prohibition in Streator this year is
pronounced dead failure. There are AZ gov.
eminent licenses in the village, and some half n
dozen openly retail liquor, The ordinance is be,
ltcved to be the chief difficulty in the way OF
permanent success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
That Hapgood 16 Inch Sulky Plow

beat Il in. walking pillow at Cyrus Debolts, slst
inst, % los; at Jas. Halls, I'D inst, 40 lbs
at W. X. Milhgan's, oath inst. 1Gl9 lbs.
Many of the leading farmers of La Sale coun-
ty were present at these trials and agreed to the
fairness of the tests and results announced by
the committees chosen by them, which were as
follows:
For the lst trial: D. d. Center, Cyrus De.
bolt, IL. iupp, Phillip McGnnis and Samuel
Parr.
I'd. Theo. Mcclure, W. NJ. Curyea, Watson
Sinclair S. H. OImstead and T. Marshall.
Sd. 5. II. Yocum, f. c. Sncdaker, Edwin l.
Read, Geo. W McCombs and Alex Richards.
If the IIapgood Sulky Pow does not fill the
warranty to do good work aud run lighter than
walking pillow, it will be given to the purchas'
err for nothing. MANLEY Il JORDAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

The democrats of Streator will hold rally and
public meeting on next Thursday evening, Sept
I'd. The Hon. W. j. Kinds, of Chicago, is sure
to be present, and probably also Messrs. Obery
Butterworth and Harmon OF the state ticket
The Hancock club in Strcator is hard at work
and doing good work. too. on Wednesday eve
ming last the first business of the club meeting
was to welcome five recruits from the Garfield
club Of the town, who, we are informed, are tc
bc followed by others. The same evening the
club ordered 800 torches for professional pur
nnspS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

\ Streator telegram Of Wednesday says:
"Propably the largest funeral procession ever
seen in this vicinity was that which followed 10
the cemetery the remains OF the wife of T. B.
O'Donnell on yesterday. She was visiting in
Chicago, and died Sunday, after brief illness,
of lung disease. The remains were brought
here Monday She leaves TWO small children,
besides her husband and host OF relatives and
friends, who deeply feel her loss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
Ed H. Smith, 81 Madison ST., Moot cigars cts

The changes in Lynch's Metropolitan Block
have, for time at least closed tie Young Ladies
Reading Room. The books and papers are now
stored away until new location can be secured
We trust the people of the city will not let thi.
excellent public institution be long closed. a
a temperance institution it is practicable, anC
worth forty times all the speeches made here il
the past year. The Young Ladies, however, have
had not little genuine hard work to make end;
meet with their finances They have thus far
succeeded in keeping the room open, and IN &c
cumulating a library Of some 800 volumes; and
they should be given due credit instead Of tho
sheer of "begSar" which we have sometime
heard,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

We open to-day new, fresh and cheap line o.
Hamburg Embroideries;
A fine lot Of White Flannels;
Prints-some MODIFY dress styles;
Gnghams ditto;
And many novelties.
Next week we will be pleased to exhibit 8
beautiful lot of Ties, Ruchings, &c, for neck
wear at prices That 1cU aStonirb.
Also look out for the latest thing in a LADY''
COAT ia Il few day.
New dress goods ucXt week.
Ee.pt, ", II, HUH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
The ChurChcs.

Mcthodst-closad
Episcopal-Rev. Mr., Somerville.
Congregational-Re &. B. Barnes.
Presbyterian church-closed; Sunday school
at the usual hour
Rev. O. II. Barnard has resigned his pastorate
Of the Presbyterian church of this city.
No preaching at the Baptist church tomorrow
Mr. Mcpherson is expected back from Europe
next week and will preach on the first Sunday in
September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

The weather OF the week has been intensely
hot On Monday night a short shower fell; and
on Wednesday night GLORIOUS rain" came.
On Thursday afternoon came still another. The
rains were most welcome, Notwithstanding they
came few weeks too late To save the corn crop
in the perfection its earlier growth indicated
Last evening came another rain heavier than
either of those mentioned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

A rousing Hancock meeting was held at the
Norton Mackcy school house, four miles north
Of Strea,or, on last Monday. A flag pole was
raised and the nag with club banner spread to
the breeze. Geo. Blake, l.. W. Brewer and Wn
X. Millgan made speeches, while the military
band Of Strcgtor furnished music. The clubs
muster roll contains The name Of every vote in
the town outside the corporation Of Streatorl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, AUGUST IS. $780,
Scott Bios & Co.

Received this week a large assortment of silks
from 75c up to $3.50 per yard.
Samples sent by mail upon application.
1t is well known that this house takes the lead
on the Fine Dress Goods and SRks. They invite
the ladies to call and inspect the new fall dress
goods just received.
(Same goods and prices at their La Sale store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

In another column will be found the adver Of
the Wenona Union Fair for 1850. No fair in
this section has been more uniformly successful
AS a show or in pleasing the people-thaa the
Wenona Union This year should be no excep.
ton to the rule. The general features are vel
set forth in the adver.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

Work begins on Monday on the erection OF the
telephone wires in this city. The central Office
will be in Chcever's block next to the w. |.
telegraph office. and Mr.. Ballard will act as man.
ager. The wires will be gathered on II tower on
the building and carried into the building by a
tube. Forty telephones will be put up at this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

A fine road has been made on Ottawa Avenue
by the street and alley committee Of the city
council, the grareing being about IS feet wide
and about foot deep. From the road to the gut
ter on either side the street will be piked, max
ing the gravel way watershed to throw water
to the cutters so that none will be left standing
on the street after rain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

SPECIAL INVITATION TO My FRIENDs.-Ilay-
ing replaced the old with a new ceiling and 9th.
erwse renovated and repaired my store, ] am
now prepared to wait on all my own friends and
rs many new ones rs may favor me with call,
and will do my utmost to make my patrons com
Portable. And also to suit them with anything
they may want in my line, if possibly can.
Respectfully. j. MEGAFFIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

Johnny Glenn, the popular barber, has takel
uato himself partner (thc firm being Glenn d
Cutting, and has opened shop in Opera House
block under Glover's old stand, which has beer
beautifully fitted up. The boys are excellent
BARRIERS, and Johns old friends will find hin
there in the future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

Edward d. Booher, of Frank II Co.'S, and En-
ma q. Jenkins were married by the Rev. .. IL.
Barnard on Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence of John II. Boohcr on the west side. The
ceremonies were witnessed by only the relatives
and only few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties. Congratulations are in order. Shake.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
Sure Sign,

If you see lady drop her glove and a gentle.
man by the side of her, kindly telling her to pick
it up, you need not hesitate in forming an opin-
ion that they are married, and if you see man
or woman's face all covered with blotches and
pimples, You must not hesitate but tell them to
use Spring Blossom. Prices SOC; and trial bot
ties 10c. Sold by G. Gehring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

j. G. Wadeigb, with f. II. Sargent ~ Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, l25 State street, Chicago,
says:
am sixty years old, and have suffered from
Rheumatism for fifteen years. BY the use Of two
bottles of DIR. BosANKos RHEUMATIC CURE am
better than have been in the last ten years and
continue to improve. feel as though ] would
once more be free from that most painful OF all
diseases, Rheumatism.