The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-10
Table Talk.
Little drops OF pepper
Mint, and grains of tea,
Doctor up the human breath
Table Talk.

Little drops OF pepper
Mint, and grains OF tea
s|ge "a Doctor up the human breath
8tH ~ Quite ingehiouslee.
Wives Of great men all remind us
We may make our wives sublime
By the purchase of spring bonnels,
II we purchase them in time.
The senior of the Republican is a man Oh tne
most brilliant Imagination IL isn't always ocii
cate In It's gyratioIs but IT'S strong all the same
Vaie from Mendoza papers: "Nr Cullen Is max
ing a vigorous canvass OF the county Lior con
gressl and thinks his prospects for securing 'ne
nomination are good
The Mendoza repubs. are having spat among
themselves over town elections. lhey shouiO
send for some OF the united brethren OF thc i
NJ. club here. \ few OF their speakers VIII NIL
off the boilers in short meter.
BY the way the v. III. club Is coming TO inc
front Here Is the array OF office seekers. lhey
are young in wears, but the fault OF modesy is
not down in the catalogue OF their SINS, thU W,
mentioned" are For Circuit Clerk, Or. D. w.
Petit and Philander Talbot RePreI,ental''cs,
Isaac Amcs, of Streator and ;. W. Ku2er, Oh
Ottawa. Prosecuting Attorneys. W. Kruger;
Walter Reeves, Of Streator; k. ID. Mcdonald, OF
La Sale; j. IL. De Witt l.. l.. Thompson ana ~
Kilburn, all Of Ottawa. Sherii-lhoinas 0iarh'
Coustv Clcrk--anybody who can write readable
hand Recorder--all the German republicans OF
the party
Considering that Streator is prohibition
town the statement of the Monitor that "Eliel
Il Co., of the La Sale Brewing company,
throu I'll the c., r. |. u F. X. r., arc having SIX
ears manufactured expressly for their use IN tie
shipment Of beer, two of which will be used
between La Sale and Streator,"-is curious
10 say the least.
d. Heenan IL Co. are the latest recipients OF
congratulations plate glass in both stores
making two handsome rooms. Their rooms are
now as fine as any In the city and their patrons
will be pleased with the change
The young man went deep into the wilds OF
the first ward to see his girl. lie saw her. AS
he meandered home conjecturng how he
should explain his whereabouts to his mamma,
he suddenly felt frightful blow on the side OF
the head He weakened, He felt the blood
trickling down his cheek. Faint and weak ne
could but reach his home, and falling, half I'M
conscious over the threshold, he exclaimed In a
faltering voice, "Oh, mother! I've been hit; and
Pun bleeding to deathg" The fond mother exam.
ined his wounds ard put him gently to bed
with bread and milk poultice on his eyebrow,
signing, "Poor boy! there he's been bleeding
pure fresh eggs for fully an hour. How he must
have suffered" And the youth fell into sleep
full of " Y. Wokiy reStlessness.
j. d. Paige came down from Joliet and told
the pc ople all about the new system Of assessing
personal property. Result: Arthur Lockwood,
for years the regular assessor, WAS laid out,
and so was Mr.. Cheever. It is quite evident that
the Joliet plan" has the endorsement Ui IL ma
iOrity Of our voters.
In our advertising columns will be found the
card OF John Martin, painter and paper hanger
He is q young man OF skill and experience, who
We believe can be recommended as II reliable aud
careful Workman.