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NM CuUAT ROCKAWAY HOTEL.

The troubles of the workingmcn at the
Rookavay Il ach Ho.c, although not yet entirely
settle seem 10 Dc IN fair Wy TO a sausiac-
tory adjustment Tie men remained quct yesier-
day ana ttoubl, autcipat q. provided aat their
delegates. FOIrIDen, Kelley and sands, PCFo able to
bring them hopeful report from tae city,
where they were sdN eng ged ~ lo0Aing Tor
some capitalist 10 take the responsibility Of buying
up beHd In this work they have been a4slst"d y
u. A. MoDOaalf, o. this cty through whose aha they
have been enabled 10 consult with many business
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Aug. 16. 1880
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange Saesroom to-day
By Hor0rd ". coates.
! four story brick house and twostorg brick stable
with o ~ S2S last 18th ST. 43i III OF Ave - 80.
b lot 2IgAJ7G samuel Wiel %H'-o
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s,,rnF,fy CORN -CHAMRsgs- Beach. J'onrt 9''l', ~
lO.3Oa M Calendar called az - ne 3D. 49, o. 80
l2G ~. $50. l4T I13. III. 10. lf", 10. ~
GENERA. z Adjourned untI sept ihp'i 3. ,,,o -,
SPECIAL 70 D0nOhuo J.-~ouft opens A' i'''' Dc "
Noday carndar. - NIL 7 ,.o,,rt onous
strFElOE COuEr-SPTcfAL TEW-HnS''u J, pl'D "'-''
AZ / m calendar called ~ p. mo dhy clicnnht. -
TRIAL TFRM-PAKls II AMI iil-Adourlcd ioI me ~. i
COW,tON Pleas .CHAHaThs-Nal BtutI -'o'i0 OfO''
ar a. m.-Mof vii Doe i.i ltt ~ II "clp'h.,
NT,I.f TFu,l-PARls and Adjourned for the term
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5lluallons Waute1-- females.

A Protestant SERVANTS BUREAU
A.A Nals Il sooi compst-n' female servant, aud use
u ills for CIV country Also le help and colo ell ser.
vouf. 4 O. established PROTESTANT HOME
Is RFAt 1873 tthaNc.. fourth house above IOth st
EEOUSEW ORKER.-Bv a neat, tidy, intelli-
4 cent Protestant girl Will 30 generally useful Ia
u family any capacity do good oooSng aud Is .
good aud VIII beat " recommend atoms
Wages moderate Can DO a. 500 0taAye- uoa 2Jdsk
isI lUor
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DrouoS1l5.

UNITED STATES ENGI>Gaa OFFICE. AMY BUILDING :
NEY YORK. Aug D.. 1850.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ST. JOHNS
Iuvei Florida. aad tho entrance to Cumberland sound
between Florida amt Feov-ia.
SEALED PROPOSALS, m duplicate addressed q" me
u,rsnrl VIII Dee received n lis office unt l. o clock.
noon on the day August 1880 At which time aui
place hcy bee ouened presence OF Ddde7 Tor con
srurtug ctcs AZ lc mouth OF the 81 JOINS RIVER toi-
il and al tuc m trance Jeraud sound ciwccn
t;rc1 and Florida The two works vii bc Def separately
and the proposals therefor must be submitted IN separate
envelopes, -.-
~rccncluons instructions 10 h ers and blanks tor pro
uo-ls may DEE obtained at ths Office on pIAton 10y III
...,iin, h, .ttrs @ \. GlLiNOKE
ri { ole usl L. :. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

@ltn !Jrouerln 90 Lei
NFFlCES 70 LET in the buildings 3, 5and
~ : I,acem,r--,, AM 90 10 la5 Nassau.st hCLAND|
rg'O ITASE.-At i West 20th-st., near
5tra,e, paror, diun- foon kitchen and - ping
ltooslru properin .or Sale an0 q Eet.
OTIS in BROOKLYN-m large and small
= Iots at ycry ow Rn,cS iM zen retmsrt
49,.
Gornirp lJroperip Tor snIc arb 60 Let.
At ORANGE, y. j. mcighborhood speciality.
f0r', s III far aal 4 All ''si 1! S's 8 ~
y1GR SALr-AN EARTHLY PARADISE.
: FOX 20. Cmbudse. Maryi'ld
j valuable mineral land eont3inns 70 acres
OF 'or'l''n 4'' emery Aidrc.. Box 49, Media.
EIOB SALE.-A wcll located FARM Of 100
Jari' ",I aiar... j. r. So~iV rccomoke cry. Ma
trOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Twc nty-one
ail l4f rich soil ChoIt fruit every variety hrse
substituted bnd"es n 'NS,e", o@'l, ,i y ,'' rs
location. terms easy. FOR particulars sec NlDG-4AN vs.
' VIA, aa,i tia I'm. Of ever, price.
NRANGE. n. J.-ilOUSES and COUNTRY
tl- o. Jet ~i Furnished and Gnfun.siltt
IJAc6W ,ii Is ~lIliIi orp. u'al s,atio' or'aer VI
y'O RE&T ut Pouehkcepsir. or for sale
,@1s. 49,. Eoia...r-o. lo ve.' 35tn-t.
4{TAIEB POWER FOR SALE.-Sixty horse
~ power WAGER nriyl-e 30 luc e Nr" N.r lni NeS-
lr.lag' turnll form r'y used as h,iHg mill rive '1I
hcal G5iait 10 exchange.
RIO EXCHANGE for better house-lo9
/ lI,l ..l..f.. church lcls.. ID West lioustousf
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5lruatlons Unnteo-dll


"a a-atYn 10 take charge ri gen tgaa's ace OF ~
20 ooacl4u or CON tarnty years eXpieac aLli
en-uces .linc families his ci'v AMI trrl ttHts
rate. Wiling etc. Address THOMAS MCMAHON, 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

( ma BIN" Oi'fN, HDL NEN DhN. WAIT.
amt country. for modernta A. tie Pl.Dif.r,sZ
HOME 1T RhAI. l5S Gtl ave. dorrs above llJ,t II
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ncal G5iaic 10 Cychange.
{i0lrU GH0 n0Om5

rVO EXCHANGE for better h0use-io
l,.......t.. church lcIse. ID ~ est liou-ton7f
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l.ootiru ;)roperin or Sale Gn0 q Let.
4 OTIS i'm BROOKLlN-n large and small
= plots 40 very low price, fol Investment
NILAND ~ NHlIING. 40 Eeekman-st
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Gltn Uroucrln 60 Eel.

Reilly. Edward TO PatucE Reilly, part Of No l'-6.
lsfaNe. % ars rent
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NFFlCES TO LET in the buildings 3. and
~ ,...fuar.-i AM o 10 1916 Nassaust. rutland *
WUIIING % irckmaus.
rs,O ITASE.-N i West 20th-st, near
5tia,c parpr dnin- room, kitchen and - ie,pln'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

"a AICuMAN or iOLLLi Oi''~ 10y nj 10
w H'.,'hia r,p.t'e ttas.wottly .raltfa. d. 80,
aged Epg ishman IA. the liehnat rri iettr. . ~
sau.lae. on wn.rtNer employ OIL can OF "".
ARCHER, $50 BltecArtsD
NNATCHMAN or COlLtC IOkS pV'r "a
w wanted by a competent. sober man " p" ~, "a nus
,ttv and he best 81 civ references. Address W. .
HARD. 3Ot Fact o2d st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Table Talk.


When Babylon's proud King was driven, alas!
TO herd with the cattle and dine on grass,
He beloved rs lac munChcd tn unwOnted food,
at may be wholesome, but it's not good
Thea, to excite still more his gastric grief,
He saw in all his bovine mcssmates, beef;
And each young bunting front and adult croop
Woke thoughts of calf's-hcad hashed and OX-tail
soup;
While as to milk with nought to hold or skim,
Cream was myth, Custards lost to him.
Thus ever DER the heritage that he hated
NcbudChadncZZar sadly ruminated.
An interesting adver. will be found in our col
umns this week: that of the Cation stock farm.
It will be valuable reading to all interested in the
Improvement of stock.
The we'll known "town tax" Of 1877 was ad-
Judged Illegal, although it was paid by the vast
majority OF Taxpayers. However, town clerk
Armstrong is now issuing certificates of payment
Of tax to those who have paid it, and in April
the Supervisor will redeem the certificates with
money now being collected.
We have a crow to pick with Postmaster Cam.
eron. A cttcrwa received at his office addressed
''To the Editor OF Tie Principal Paper of Ottawa
that is the most leading paper OF that town"
The letter clearly belonged to US, but was
DuJljcdn What make the case more serious is
that It contained money. We call the attention
Of the post Office department to the case.
We have had a variety Of weather this week.
Sunday and Monday were enjoyable days; on
Tuesday heavy rain fell, changing in the even
ing very suddenly to snow, some two inches OF
which fell during the night. Wednesday morn
inn opening cold and clear, followed by com
paratlvely cold weather on Thursday and yester
day.
J. /. Pierguc's adver. announcing a new
branch to his business on Main St, will be found
in our columns this week. 1t is one with which
he is familiar and it will be conducted with his
former carefulness and satisfaction to the public.
His liquors will be the best procurahlc and his
cigars choice He invites his old customers TO
call on him, assuring them that everything will
be found to their satisfaction.
Notice will be made Of the change In DR.. J. o.
Harrs's adyer. on the 9TH page. In this conncc
ton it might be oprgIos to call attention TO the
! Dr.'s system Of trausactins business outside the
city: done through corps Of correspondents il
the west. southwest and elsewhere. The DIR. has
taken particular pains to verify their credentials
in most cases by personal inspection on th'
spot. They can ia all cases be relied upon, az
well as the information obtained through them
Il is but just to say the Doctor has lived il
I Ottawa since 1872 aud enjoys the entire cons
dence Of our people and is known a. wide AWAKE
10 the Advancement Of Ottawa and this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
The Churches.

Mai Whttle has been conducting interesting
meetings in this city this week, which Will be
next week. The Sunday evening meet
ing will he held at the Congregational church,
Rev Mr.. Barnes's last lecture in reply to lnger-
soils being postponed therefor.
At the Episcopal church during lent the servi'
ces will be us follows: Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. and
1870 p. NJ Wednesdays, at II A. NJ, morning
prayer and li,any service, with 10 minutes pas
.oral address; at 4 L. M, evening prayer ana III
minute pastoral Fridays, at +. NJ, celebration
OF the Holy CommuHion; and at I p. NJ, evening
PRAYER and lecture. Tomorrow evening there
will be n special service in evening, at which
sermon on THE Kingdom OF God" will be re-
peated.
Regular Sabbath services in all the churches
tomorrow. Each pastor will occupy his own
pulpit in the morning. In the evening Major
Whittle will conduct union service in the Con
gregatonal church
Meeting OF the members Of the Bible Society al
(il5 Sunday evening in Presbyterian church for
transaction of important business. Please re-
member it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
The Kansas Sufferers.

Whatever may be thought OF the wisdom on
the part of the southern negroes in inaugural
ing their strange exodus TO Kansas there is no
doubt that there is great suffering among them,
and as thousands are said to be again on their
way to that state, the Governor and authorities
there, as well as benevolent persons elsewhere,
are calling urgently for aid for their relief. What
is particularly wanted is lumber to erect temper
airy buildings to house the emigrants, and cloth
ing, bedding, food &c. An association for the re
lief Of these emigrants has been organized at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, with ex.Gov. BeV-
eridge at its head, and all articles, such as cloth
ing, bedding, &C., sent to II. n Rust Il Co., Cen.
trail Warehouse Chicago, and marked "Reliei
Goods" will be duly forwarded Cash donations
should be sent to Vim. Penn Nixon, of the Inter
Ocean, treasurer of the Association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Riot
La Sale was the scene Of pleasant and
highly edfying affair on last Saturday and Sun

La Sale was the scene OF pleasant and
highly edifyng affair on last Saturday and Sun
day.
There seemed to he some bad blood between
Tom Giligan and John Keys and one night last
week Gillgan started out with revolver bent
on shooting Keys, but didn't do it. The crowd
met down town, however on Saturday night and
in the melee which followed one Of the Mscals
(named below was badly whipped by the Gill
gan crowd Thus the active hostillties OF the war
began.
There is a place cast OF town known AS "The
Farm" which bears hard reputation 1t is Of
cered by man named Fox. On Sunday Gill
gan and number Of his friends chartered hack
and drove out to "The Farm" As they went
through the eastern part Of town they were dis
covered by the opponents of the night before
whereupon Keys, Dick O'IIalloran, Michael Mis-
cal, Thos Miscal, john Miscal, David Kecf and
Michael Sullivan and some others got into wa
gon and drove out to The Farm" also. Wheth-
err they got into the house no we can't say. At
any rate their entrance was disputed, and bad
| fight resulted in which some one on the Giligan
side shot John Miscal, the bullet passing through
the leg below the thigh. When the runpus be-
gan, all In the house ran off excepting Giligan,
James Mcclure and Fox, who were terribly
mauled. Later in the afternoon, while riding on
Main st., in the centre Of town, Mcclure and his
brother were stopped by two Of the Mscals, who
grabbed the horse and showed revolvers from
either side of the animal. Billy Mcclure there.
upon drew up his shooting iron, when the Mis-
calls went off. In the much abused language OF
q contemporary, I" No police, no clue, no arreste.'
On Monday Gillgan came to Ottawa and swore
out warrants for dozen of fellows on a charge
of riot. The same day Constable Rordan went
down to make the arrests John Miscal was too
sore to appear, but Keys, O'Halloran, Michael
and Thos Miscal, Keef and Michael Sullivan
came to Ottawa, the officer having no trouble of
any kind with them; the rest were not found.
They appeared before Squire Fisher, who put
the lot under bonds Of 81 900, Alderman Seaman
being security. On the same day Fox swore out
Il warrant for the same six charging them with
attempt to commit murder. All, however, had
goue home before the papers were issued eX-
cepting O'Halloran, who immediately produced
the necessary bond Of $500. The warrant was
then put into the hands Of Officer John Ryan,
who will have the men here today for examina-
ton
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Eps. FREE TRADER.-G ask place IN the coll
umns Of your estimable journal TO answer the
cowardly liar and caumniatov who hides himself
behind an anonymous communication which RS
Gently appeared in your paper. Being the only
French resident who has lost horse In Grand
Rapids it Is clear that that tissue Of his is direct
ed against me. The horse which he calls Resin
ante was in effect a wcll-fed and wellcared for
animal which died it is true, from being over
ridden by my young son, in a boyish race with a
neighbours son, but not from want OF care or from
bad treatment. As to the infamous punishment
Of which am accused toward my son, there Is
not the shadow OF truth in the statement, as |
can prove 10y company then at my house and the
son of a ueighbor who slept with my son. The
only punishment. injected upon him was that |
sent him to bed on learning OF the accident To
my testimony can add that of number oil my
neighbors il necessary. Yours truly,
CONSTANT MEssENIE.
Grand Rlpil> Feb. 10,
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Scott Bros Il Co. began this week the improve.
mcnts that will make their store one Of the finest
in town. The new style shelves will be put in,
the whole interior reprinted and hcautihcd and
the windows replaced with plate glass. Ottawa
certainly is becoming a city Of business pala-
ces; :" and have yet to see the Interior town in
Illinois land that says ALL that can equal her in
the beauty, elegance and completeness OF her
stores; and these new improvements will make
Scott Bros rank with the finest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Farmers, Attention.

Do no, let any one humbug you with cheap.
poor goods, got up cheap for auction, such as
potash-hardened single shin plOws that will only
asst long enough to see them 60 off for few
days and then are gone up. F. d. Sweetser q
Co have the largest stock of the best quality OF
farming tools in this county-all of the best and
well known kinds, bought for cash before the
advance and they will not be undersold either
for cash or on time. Get our prices before bid
ing on auction goods.
F. D. SwEErsER < Co.
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Follow the Multitude.

Excursions over the c. b. Il O., c. Z. /. < F.,
T. p. & W, to Lincoln and all points Of the b. x
n. RR, in Nebraska, every Tuesday. We have
new sectional map of Nebraska showing the
unsold lands, free for all who will call or write
lor.oue; also pamphlets fully describing the coun
try, &c. For prices Of tickets and rates on car'
Of household goods, call on or address 5 NJ
Knox & Son, Princeton, Ills, or K. W. Buehan-
an, Ottawa, Ills, Agents B. & NJ. Lands in Ne
braska.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

On Saturday night De f. L!llls and '" a. Dill
lows, youths Of between Il and ~ years OF age.
were arrested for stealing. Ltllis belongs 10 the
EpEiq3 Journal Office and Billows 10 the IT"es
office. II seems that Lillis, while eating his
lunch, as was his custom while delivering his
"routc, at Mrs. Flick's store, corner superior
and Columbus SIS took advantage OF the trust
reposed In him by the proprietreSs, who LETT HI"
alose in the store, and carried off ba$ OF money
containing about $50. Coming down town he di-
vided with Bnlows. The money was all :ecov-
cred nv Mrs. Flick. but the boys were put under
bonds Of $500 and $500 respectively
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

Those who have not received certificates for
the town tax OF 1877 of the town of Ottawa, ad-
Judged to have been illegally assessed and by the
town authorities directed to be returned to the
PAYERS, will be accommodated with the checks
therefor by calling upon the undersigned at coun-
,y treasurer Raymond's office.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, Torn Clerk.
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A Card.

Having sold our carriage factory and good will
n the Finnerty Bros, we commend them to our
old patrons and the public generally as expert
spced workmen and gentlemen who are capable
81 filling all orders, whether for new work or re-
pairng, to the entire satisfaction of those who
employ them. MARKLE " FARNs"oRTH'
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EDlroRs FREE TRADER:-Wc desire TO express
our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends
FOR the many kindnesses received and for their
aid and sympathy through the tedious months OF
me sickness and finally at the death and burial
of our daughter. That Heavens choicest bless
ings may attend each and every one is the sin
cere desire of Mr.. AND Mrs. JUsTUs HARRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Funeral of jesse Dickey.

The body of Jesse Dckey, whose death in Flori-
da was mentioned in our last, arrived on Thurs
day evening, and after impressive funeral servl-
ees at the Baptist church at 1890 A. NJ yesterday
was conveyed to the Ottawa Cemetery for burial,
accompanied by large funeral train.
The services at the church were conducted by
the pastor, the Rev, d. p. Mcpherson, and con-
sisted Of opening and closing prayer, the reading
Of appropriate passages Of scripture, and a few
brief touching, pertinent remarks, closing after
beautiful hymn by the choir, with the bene.
diction.
We give rs appropriate in this connection, the
following touching tribute to the deceased by
one of his Oldest, warmest and most intimate per.
sonal friends.
IN MEMoRIAM
When the living, intelligent mind, which for
seventy years has contributed pleasurablc sensa-
tions not only to its own physical body, but to
all Others with whom it associated, is stilled in
death, the living associates naturally feel thought
full, grave and sad. One man dies and there Is
but single death; another dies and there are a
thousand deaths--for each cherished association
appears and is felt as distinct death. True,
memory preserves incidents Of cherished associa-
tions, but it cannot present them to the mind
separated from the image OF that cold and life.
less body, and they are powerless longer to ex-
cite pleasure for pleasure vanishes before the
gloom Of death.
By death all social ties are riven,
And so remain if not renewed in heaven.
In the death of JESSIE DIcKEY ther are many
deaths AS a citizen he was public spirited and
n efr bapnrahle In
his daily walk, prudent, industrious, frugal and
temperate; towards his brother man, sympathet-
ic charitable aud kind As husband and faith
er. mild, gentle and aflectonate; rs friend, true
and faithful; as an associate, genial, gay and
cheerful; under all circumstances source OF
real pleasure and happiness. Jesse Dckey! one
of my dearest associates, long--long FAREWELL
4. LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

PEORIA DEMoCRAT.-Wc have made an arrange.
ment with the publisher of the Peoria Democrat
by which we can club his weekly with the FREE
TRADER at 81 % year for both. As the demo-
Gratis have no prominent paper in Chicago, the
Peoria Democrat is really the leading democratic
journal in the state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Heavy boys suits at cost at NJ. Stiefel II Co.
Served.

Mayor Nicholson, representing the City of OF
tawa, was yesterday served with summons to ap-
pear before the L. 8. Circuit Court on the first
Monday OF March next, "to answer unto William
H. Cary of plea of debt for $50, 900, trespass on
the case on premises, to his damage, as it is al
legged of $4,000" &c. SO now the "busincss'
he pins
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

viii remember that tax receipts of all sizes can
he had at the FREE TRADER bookstore. They
are machine ruled, carefully printed, of a con-
yenient size and will be sold cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

Or. Flood, ,ieu Little and Charlie Williams re-
side in Strcator, when In good health. On Tues
day they came to Ottawa for qunine and whisky
or Tulu Rock and Rye for their colds. They
.pocketcd the quininc but swallowed the whisky,
and presently began fighting. Judge Larkin
taxed the DR.. end Little s. and costs each and
William. 81 and costs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS
OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
aces by the single copy, subscriptions will be taken Tor
my length Of time al she regular rates;
B. WILEY, Seneca.
=. L. DoNAGuo Streator.
LII. TRowBRlpGE, Marselles.
The paper is always e at the ONCE Of the Rock Island
g. r. So Clark ST. under Sherman House, Chicago for con
vcnience OF friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

We must make room for the new goods which
are now being manufactured for us, therefore We
will sell all winter goods at cost.
NJ. STIEFEL IL Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Rucklen'sA rnICa Sa1ve

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
of Skin Eruptions. This salve Is guaranteed 10
rive perfect satisfaction in every case or money
Refunded Price % cents per box. For sale by
E. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

On improved farms one to five years time; a
reasonable rate of interest no commission.
+. r. FAY.
Office, Opera House Block.