The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
HOME MATTERS.


Personal.
AMEs.--The Strator Under starts " boom" for
Isaac Ames for the Legislature.
EUsTIs.-Mr. l.. 7. Eustis, late Of the Cutlery
Works, has purchased a farm in Kansas and
moved thther with his family this week.
FILsCMER.-Mr. H. Fischer, of this city, left
future home.
SHuLER.-" Shuler returned from the
south on Wednesday.
BALL.--Warhcd Ball, sr., aud neccs have gone
TO Pennsylvania.
Cook. Hon. b. G. Cook made us pleasant
call on Monday last.
ScoTT-Dr Trestler, president Of the college
at Carthage, H., brother Of Mrs s s Scott, o!
this city died yesterday Of pneumonia,
BURcEss.-Gco, J. Burgess left this city "for
good" on Monday, settling at Kansas CITY, Mo.
Mrs. Burgess and daughter will remain here till
the spring summer. We wish him all sue
cess; he is worthy OF much.
DYrR-Ralph Dyer is home again for u respite
from medical studies.
CHAPMAN.-J. X. Chapman, of this city, gradu-
ates at West Point in June. To ill this vacancy
competitive examination will be held at Morris,
April Sth Those interested can obtain particu-
lars by addressing Hon. p. c. Hayes, Washing
ton, ID. c.
MACY.-Miss Macy has opened kindergarten
on the west side.
MArroCKs. Fred Mattocks goes into the re-
corder's office next week.
TAPLEr--W. B. Tapley has purchased the Pc
ru Herald. He has long been its editor and makes
readable paper.
FRAXK.-~A. Frank starts east on Tuesday.
snuLER.-H. \. Sl.uer will pay every farmer
in La Sale county to whom be is indebted 100
cents on the dollar.
KEMp.-Through one of those accidents that
will happen we neglected to mention last week
that on the 10th Miss Ada Waterman, daughter
Of E. l.. Waterman, Esq, Of Chicago, was mar
red by Rev. Mr.. Petrie (Episcopal), to Mr. Geo.
W. Kemp, of Chicago. Some Ottawa friends wit
messed the ceremony. We add our congratula-
tions,
HARRls.-Fannie Z. Harris, daughter of our
worthy city marshal, died on last Tuesday eve.
ming of consumption. She hac bH"u sick for
some six months past originally With I! phod
fever which ended In consumption, the lady suf
fering much. She was nearly % years old. She
was an estimabc lady and her relatives have
the sympathy of the community.
BoYLE.-J. Carroll Boyle, graduate of Mr.
Bulls Office, has located in the law office of B. F.
Lincoln, Esq, and is ready for business Mr.. b
is well read young lawyer and willing to work
His habits are frst-cass, his integrity unques-
tonable, and all who inirust business TO his care
will have it promptly and well done.
OLIN.--The Streator Free Press says: "Dr. A.
&. Olin," of Chicago, who advertses to visit OF
tawa once month, was also ventilated by the
State Board Of Health, it being shown that that
was a fictitious name, his true name being Bate
and that he had no license to practice under it,
der his true name. But on the general principle
that he was a quack this certificate was revoked"
The Press is mistaken. 1t is Henry Oin, not "a.
G." who comes to Ottawa. Furthermore Dr.
Henry Olin is worthy of confidence and should
not be COMPOUNDED with "a. G." who may be all
that is said Of him for ought we know.
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Our Druggists are selling large quantities Of
DIR. Marshalfs Lung Syrup for coughs, colds
and pulmonary complaints generally. 1t takes
IS cents, SO cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by NJ.