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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

"Why do women so often wander ainlessly
in the murky solitudes of the dead Past,
brooding over the days that are forever gomez
asked young lady of her practical lover, who
is widower They don't" he replied. "On
tie contrary. they wander around the dry goods
stores of the Present, pricing things they have
no idea of buying. Women are not dreamy
or poet,cal, pnl when it comes to getting Sc
hustle for $3.50 they keep right up with the
ErOCpSsiOnn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02
al o. which is respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH FBSSELL.
Street Supervisor.


Street Supervisor.
Aid. Phelps, chairman OF the finance commit
tee said the committee had rs yet not come to
any determination in regard 10 the bill OF Thos.
Larkin, referred to them at the last regular
meeting.
Aid Blake moved that the city attorney be in
structed to draw an amendment to the city 0rdi-
nance in regard to the closing of the polls that
would make il conformitory TO the statute, max.
ing the closing hour At : r. NJ instead Of y. NJ.
Carried.
Aid. Blake stated that Hon. VIM. Reddick had
incurred considerable expense in trying 70 pre-.
vent the consolidation Of the Supreme Court OF
the state at Springfield. and he believed that this
time the work had been ettectual and would pro.
badly never come up again that the expense in
CURED WAS two hundred dollars, and he moved
that the clerk draw an order in favor of Mr.. Red
dick for that amount. Carried.
On motion Of Aid. Carew the mayor appointed
the following committee to canvass the election
returns Of the late municipal election: Aids.
Perkins, Blake and Carew.
The committee reported the following result OF
the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Special Meeting.


THURSDAY EvgNISa, March "A, 1881.
Prescnt-Mayor Nicholson, Aldermen Mahar,
Blake, Phelps, Perkins, Carew, Leonard, Mur
ply, Heating, Wilcox, Hoiccker, White and
Grihith-l2; sbsent-Miler and Logan
THE CALL.
OTTAWA, March %, 1881.
A. T. BARTELs ESQ, City Clerk u Tie Cay ot
O4ta,nu. You will please call special meeting
of the city council, to held on Thursday evening.
the cath day of March A. u. 1881, at the hour OF
7 80 o'clock, for the purpose Of canvassing the
returns and determining the result OF the late
city election held In this city for the purpose OF
electing officers for the following municipal year,
and for such other general business as may
come before the council.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, Mayor.
| The minutes OF the two last meetings were read
| and approved
| The monthly report OF The city marshal was.
on motion Of Aid. Phelps, received and ordered
| filed.
| The annual report OF the city marshal war
then read. and, on motion Of Aid. Griffith re-
ccived and accepted and ordered filed.
Annual report of the csy marshal, beginning
March ~. a. d. 1880. and ending March Is, A. d.
| 1881:
Total amount OF fines imposed and cash
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

How many regular boarders have you
madam =" asked u census taker OF landlady
"Wel, really, I can't say as any N them Is too
regular. They stay out" I'll mean. madam
how many steady boarders have yOu?" "Well
really, out Of nineteen there is not more than
two that I'd call steady"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

G1LHooLY AS AN Observation-Disclosures
hired pony the other day, to take little ex
ercise on He got all the exercise he wanted
and. as he limped to the edge OF the sidewalk
70 rest himself, after taking go. much exercise
A kind friend asked him What did you come
down so quick for?" what did come down
80 quick for Did you see anything up in
the air for me to hold on to-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02
ruLarIos OF THE VOTE FOR MAYOR.

On motion Of Aid. Blake, the following named
persons having received the highest number OF
votes cast were duly declared elected to their
respective offices for the ensuing term, and the
clerk instructed TO enter the same on recor d
among the proceedings Of this council:
Mayor-John D. Young.
Alderusp-YIrst ward-Thos. Mahsr.
Second ward-H. l. Hosssck.
Third ward-J. 4. Csrew.
Fourth wsrd-Michscl Looney.
Piith wsrj-E 8 Hobert.
Sixth ward-D. Hollecker
Seventh ward-R. +. skinner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02
BUDGET OF FUN.

A YOUNG CESTENNARIAN.-Lady with an
eye for the plcturesque) How old arc you
little boyf" Little darkey: Well, u you goes
BY wot mudder says Is six; but if you goes
by de fun Is had, Is most hundred"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02
A Fable--The LION and the Jackal..

One day troop OF Jackals were astonished
beyond measure At the appearance Of Lion
IN their midst, and their surprise could not he
imagined when his countenance assumed a
plessan, expression snd be remarked:
friends. / have come 70 settle smosg you
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

An old Scotch lady gave pointed reply 70
q minister who knew he had offended her, and
who expressed surprise that she should come
40 regularly to hear him preach. Said she
my quarrel's wi you, mon; it's no WI the
gospel"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

DIsTaIcr scHooLs.-We keep all kinds Of book
used in the different District schools in the coun
ty, and sell At the lowest prices Govern fur.
bIsh-d free OsuAs Il HAPEMAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

&. s. PHELPS,
Chairman of Finance Committee.
The annual report Of the street supervisor WAS,
OR motion of Aid. White, received and accepted
and ordered filed.
To his Honor the Mayor. and city Cou"e'1 81 the
City Of Ot!dnu:
Following are the total disbursement charged
to the account Of public improvements for the
year commencing April l, A. u. 1880, and ending
March 25, A. d. 1881:
Total amount charged to the account
of public improvements TO date, Mar.
u, A. u. 1851, for all purposes -. $7,699 "A
Amount paid to street laborersS5,OJ 60
Amount paid for material S2947
Cost Of material for Main ST.
CNlVtrt observation-disclosures. oDS 90
Cost OF labor ON the same..... 99S I'll
- 1909 IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

Or COURSE NoT-"Do you know a person
named John Fairchild ?" inquired one citizen
Of another as they met on Larned street the
other day.
John Fairchilds No; never heard of him"
"Such II person called on me yesterday and
said he was an old friend Of yours"
"Thep he lied. What did he want?"
ale asked tor the loan Of S."
And because he said he was an old friend
Of mine you lie, HIM have IT, the villain ~
"No, sir; because he SAID he was an old
friend of yours l showed him the door al
once"
"Um," growled the one.
"Um," replied the other, and they slowly
backed off aad continued their ways. --Detros'
Free Press.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

ID j Il UhEAI SONNElI lNd LINN
lite main line runs from Chicago 20 Council
9eneseo, Moline, Rock island Darenpo<t West
Liberty Iowa city, d areEgO, Brooklyn, srtnnsh.
Des MuiBcs tthe capital o. fowa,, stuart Allan
tie and Avoca, with branches from bureau
tine, Washington, Fairfield, EidOn Beitnap.
Ceptreyllie, Princeton, Trenton, Gallatin, came
rou, Beayenworth. htchtson and Kansas city;
Washington 10 SigOurney. Oskaloosa, ano hboI-
vile, Keokus to Pennington, BOnaparte, Zen.
tDspost Independent EIdon, Ottupwa, EDDY
vile, Oskhioosa, Pelia, Monroe, and Des hotne- i
Newton 70 AOnroeS DE. hoincs 70 lbdtanoia AMI
WlDterseti Atlantic y Lewis and Auduo MT AM
AvOea 10 Harlan. This Is positively the only
Railroad, which owns, and operates through
line from Chicago into the state Of Kansas
man Palace Csrs attached, are run each var daily
cetw eeB CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CRY.
COUNCIL BLUrYa LEAvESwoaTH and ArcHi-
son. Through cars are also run bet veen hnvau:
ice and ksnsss Gi,y: via the "Aa.ausee and
The Treat Rock Island- 10 mag nidccnty
equipped. It's road BED Y simply perfect, aud it.
uack 70 laid with steel raiis-
Of enloy ling Your meals, while passing over the
beautlfnI prairies OF Illinois and lows In one Of
COR MAGNIFICENT Dining Cars that scconpany all
neal, & good a. L served In any aiss-eiss. hotel
fos ssventy 1--we cente-
Apprecsstine the fact thsf . majority o. shs
people prefer separate spartmests for ctnersnt
81 tisis hne ssrraniinG ~, Ne are p!sased 70 an
ss<Ssns cars fos sl-eSlos psrposss spd PaiaSs
HULLMAE PALACE GAEe a.s, =,
COQnC1I nLuyrs; kAHsA9 CITY.
- TseSes Xsesss In sSs t.issl ss.sss
Per- iafsvvsaStsn sos oetsssebSs as -
a. KlMBAL1,
Geo'i sstsrSsssAs0
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He LIVED THERE.-"Are you the tax col
hector for this wardy :" he asked, ~ they rode
together on the platform of the car.
"No."
Assessor ~
NO"
water works mna?"
"No."
Anything to do with the census7"
Nothing of the sort. Why do you ask w
"Why, saw you coming out of house on
Sproat street the other day with two chairs, a
broom, and an ottoman flying after you, and
said to myself that you were an official or
agent of some sort, and had Fundamentally
offended the woman"
mo, I'm no official or agent" replied the
man, IN "A lonesome voice. Il live there, and
that woman was my wife. Savey?"
you betr was the sympathetic response,
and they crept closer together and took chew
from the same box.--DetreR Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

W
Dtniag Cars for eating purpO-esCnly. One othes
great feature Of our Palace tnrs D. n SMOKING
SALOON where you can ENJOY your " havana
at ali hour % the Gay.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
ana Missouri rivers At all pUuts crts'"d by tbs
line and trn nsfers are avoided at ounril Bluis.
Kansas City, Ieayen worth. and AtchlSsu, COD-
nections being ade IN Union nepots ,,,,
THIS GREAf THROUGH LINE ARE AS
FOLLOWS.
Al CHicAGo, with all direrrnF lines for the
East ana South.
Al ENGLESoQu with the l.. = \ NJ. ;, and p
~ W. st. X. kes.
Atw.suISGroS HEIGHTS, with T.. {. 4 81.
Al Ia SALE, with III. Gem, II. n
AZ PrORrA ~iih = P.sJ; P.D&E.; 4
W in hid; and L. q & W Rds
Al RoCN ISLAND. with "NilEaukee Rock
pAyrSryaL. with tho Davenport Division
A wisr LIBERTY. With the r., CRs MR.
Al 1sIssrLL. with Central !o.s Rk.
htCocscrL BLUYfs. With Unho Pseine r. X
AtOaAaA, with IL. n Mo. Il. X. n IN Nebl
AtCpIUsHrs ~ JUNCTION with BIZ X 4 y. XIX
s x q - ana Z IN q 10 sn Il Rd ls' w.
Al ksoKUx With TOT. Pes. wr.i w,b. 81
Lpui. a Pac.. aud 81 l.. keo NV X kai.>
Al CAsHRoN. si,h II, - x Il
Al ATKINSON. with Atch., Topeka santa We.
At.h Neh. and Cen. Br. u y. X Rds
Al LsAykS~okrH- with Kan Pas. and Kan
XsKAs.A. cur. with all nn,s FOR the West
fCiiiSSN. and LESvESWORTM.
serses keek Island koate," are ssia %
n sSse uskes .sa~e, ssares&
f. ST. JOHN.
Geur INT. and ps-.tr AEt- -
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Total amount Of ilucs imposed and cash
Chairman of Finance Commit

JKRRr MAnAa, Marshal.
The above report Is correct.
&. s. PHELPS,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
A Higi Oh Judge.

trFn tNeN9 Appeal
Same very comical yarns are related
OF Rpm Clrmenf, commonly en- les
.Yank." of Yank's Station, Lake y .
Ter, vel known by all who ever visited
the lake. when be was justice OF the peace
81 That section a few years ago. Among
his ether characteristics, Yank Is cell
brased for his ability to make a noun
tain out OF u molehill, and also for his
philosophical disregard for all the
worldly desirabilities when their acqui-
siiicn requires tho display Of any
amount of energetic force.
One time he was trying a case inyolv-
ing n considerable sum of money, and,
while the most important witness was
being examined. Yank fell asleep and
began snoring like a house n-fire.
"Hello. Jedgcr' cried one of the in
terested parties. chow kin you decide
this case when you amt hearing none
of tho evidencer'
fank was aroused by this indignant
outburst. and replied:
THAT'S all right; l knew all abou'
the darned case before 1t kim into II
yer court. I've made up my mila
about the merits long ago."
And in three minutes by the watcL
he was fast asleep again. But he w.
not permitted to rest long before one OF
his help rushed into his room, which
was on the second floor OF o rickety
building, and cried out:
tOld man! that goldarned old SOW is
in the barn agin. eatin' up all the bar
ley"
Gosh darn it! May the blue blazcs
strip all the bristles of that DANCED ole
sow's hide" yelled the Judge, and with
o few bounds he was at the foot of the
stairs. At that point he seemed to
realize that he had forgotten something;
80 he placed his broad palm tv the side
of his mouth and shouted upstairs:
"Jist adjourn the court until I kind
o. knock the stuf1in' out o. that SOW;
an ef l amt back in ten minits I'll give
. verdict for the plaintiff"
The court was accordingly adjourned.
Upon another occasion, o man who
had been drinking too much of Q bad
quality of whisky, which can be had
there ad libitum. went into the willows
to take o nap. but the poor devil forgot
to wake up again. When the dead
body was found Yank was solicited to
hold an inquest.
what! Is he deadP" asked Yank.
why. certainly he is dead" was the
rejoinder.
lei that's so, bury him. What's the
nse O. holdin' a quest ON q dead fell
terf' remarked the wearer Of the er-
mine.
About the time his judicial term was
drawing to o close. o man named Smith
wanted to sue another who owed him
s400. and he accordingly interviewed
Judge Yank.
Well" said Yank. did you see -
and hev q talk with him about the mat
lerf"
LOT Course / did"
"Wouldn't he give you no satisfac.
Certainly not"
by jingor exclaimed the Judge,
''ef you couldn't do nothin' with him,
how in blazes kin you expect me to do
itp"
And such is the style In which Yank
would dole out blind Justice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17

Anne Brewster writes Of an italian
wife and husband: .'The man is more
obedient, mo exact in his work, but
he is an idiot about the management of
his W affairs; If it were not for his
wife he wonldbe a beggar. He has two
wine. His wife Is double his size. and
at least ten years his senior. He stands
in mortal awe Of her. All the money
they make goes into her hands. She
sllbscribes SO much a month to q mutual
aad society; she buys all the clothes he
needs, and also looks after a son of his
by u iormer marriage. She cannot read
nor write. but she is as shrewd n
managing as if she were a diplom
Her husband knows her capabiiity, II
Is willing to have her manage his a.
fairs. Once in u while she gives him II
little m ney for n lottery ticket, and
uvtry day measures out his wine"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
Oheau Floor Paint.

Soak glue over night in cold water.
boil It to . jelly, mix yellow ochre and
whiting with q little water to a light
tint, and stir 1t into tho glue. and apply
warn to the floor, which must be free
from grease. 1t quickly dries, when it
needs . coating of boiled linseed oil.
This II not expensive, as half a pound
Of tho cheapest quality Of glue will do,
costing twenty-five cents apound, and
in two quarts of water will cover a floor
fourteen feet square. 1t must be boiled
in tho water in which It was soaked.
The ochre is five cents o pound, and n
quart Of oil costing twenty cents should
be enough for the second coat. which
will dry over night. 1t is best applied
early in tho afternoon, some day when
an early dinner allows the kitchen to be
shut up till next morning.-&hirley
Dare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
A Sanitary House.

Prof. Fleming jenkins has stated that
the following are the main conditions
to be fulfilled in putting q house in good
sanitary order: 1. The liquid refuse
from the house must have q free pas
sage to tho town sewer. 2. The air
from the town sewer must not have a
free passage into the house drain. 5.
No air or gas from the drainage chan
nels Of the house must enter the house.
4. No water or liquid must leak from
those channels into the ground under
the house. 8. The drinking water
must be stored in such q manner as to
run no risk Of contamination. 6. The
air Of tho dwelling-rooms must be sup
piled without contamination.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
New Advertisements
BEDRuGS. ROhCHES MOTHS
PENSIONS

SECURED. Also Boanfy Bsek Fey; Increase
Pateuts. etc- Thousands entitled. New
laws. Now is the time! Do not delay! Sol
diers' widows. Children, Parents, Brothers
and sisters entitled. Have your claim in
vestigated. Apply at once Send two stamps
for blanks and Instructions complete, To
JENKINS A. FITZ0ERALD, q. q. Claim and
Putenf Attorney P. u Box 40, Washington.
II. {.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
Weekly Leader,
ISSUED KyKRT THURSDAY.
Tsrns, "a 8 Year. sIIss Half YEA.
Commercial JOB Printing

Of every kind Neatly. Chesply and ExPedi-
tiously executed- Cards OF every shape and
kind. BIZ Heads, Letter and Note Headings.
Blanks OF every kind. Posters, etc. printed
on short notice. Having . new lot OF Typs
and Presses. we can do handsome work al
Low Prices
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17
AYERS HAIR WGOR.
ron RESTORING GRAY HAIR

Advancing years
sickneas. care. dis
appointment. and
hereditary predis-
position. all turn
the hair gray. and
either OF them In
feline It to shed
prematurely.
ArER's HAIR
svIooB, by long
~AA -4A--a----
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-17

Cattle branded 81 on left side, and
two waddles on left side Of neck.
Also have cattle branded with a
Tomahawk on left side, waddled as
above, and vented with a bar on the
left hip. Horses branded q on left
thigh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
Choice German EatahIes.

Our German readers, as well as all
others who love the toothsome eata-
bles Of the Fatherland, can always b.
supplied by Julius Nagel & Co., 141
Main street. In addition TO a regular
supply Of groceries, wines, liquors,
ETC., ETC., this firm make a specially o.
choice German eatables and drinka.
bles, which they import for their OWL
trade. This morning they received
shipments Of a great variety of choice
articles, consisting in part Of Neuf-
chatel cream cheese, Minister cheese
Rine wine, sour kraut leber and
Wiener wurst, lebkuchen, as vel
as new prunes, dried pears, dill
pickles, chow chow, mixed pickles
French mustard, ketchup, Worcester.
shire sauce, ETC., etc., etc.
Housekeepers can get many of these
things by the quart and gallon, thus
saving the expense Of bottles or fin
cans, IN which they are usually put pr
and sold. In making purchases ~
groceries s1d eatables generally. nat.
ronize Julius Nagel & Co. and salts.
faction in price, as well as quality and
quantity, will be the result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
LEDGER LINEa.

The walkers are in splendid trim.
Dehesa raisins. Lyttle & Shields.
Martin Walt has plenty fresh eggs.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Another lot fine turkeys at S. L.
Moore & Co.
OLeary and Hart took a twenty
hye-mile walk yesterday.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2
Main street.
Hartman and Schmehl areoager for
the match to commence.
Best coal oil at Zoe per gallon at
S. L. Moore & Co.
The rain Of Saturday last was, gen.
eral all over the South.
Williams book store leads the city
in elegant holiday presents.
The pedestrians we're serenaded at
the hotels Saturday evening.
New jelly, preserves and fruit but
ters, at S. L. Moore & Co.
The mysterious absence of John
Hollywood continues unexplained.
Sultana r%aisins, %ourrants, citren,
Gigs and dates, at Lyttle & Shields.
Watts & Williams, Wholesale fruit
md produce, 3lg Front street
Best Headlight oil, water white, at
per gallon at S. L. Moore & Co.,
corner fernando and Vance streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
IUsr RECEIVED!
Another LOT Of
Cashmere Capes.
Real Lace Collars,
Fichus and Hdkib.
Ladies' Linen and
PercaIe Collars,
At prices 20 suit the times.
GERBER d BETTE,
267 Main street. 76t
POLICE POINTS.

The usual big Monday docket war
disposed Of.
Thirty one arrests weremade Satur.
day and Sunday.
Tie Island claimed four victims, 0
woman and four men.
Lou Spencer, a saucy yellow girl
made too much noise for the neigh
borhood Saturday night, and will ex.
plate her crime on the Island.
Perry Graham, who tried Il
force a mar under a peace bond Il
fight him was himself fined two dol.
lars and soundly lectured.
Sallie Stith, the colored woman who
made a reputation during the cpl.
demic Of 70, was the cause
Of Lavenia Curry taking an excursion
to the Island to-day. Layenia failed
to scrub her mouth with sand and a
corn cob before speaking Of Sallie.
Two Of the unfortunate arrested
Saturday for a plain drunk, imbibed
more freely than ever as soon as re-
leased on forfeit and were rearrosted
and locked up. The second offense
cost each a five dollar bill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
TWINS on WHAT?
Two ChiIdren Of One Mother
Four Weeks Apart.

Little Rock Democrat, Dec. 81
Nh. J. r. Davis, who resides in the
southern part of little Rock, in The
peighborhood of Louisiana anC
Twenty.frst street, is one Of our we'll
known commercial men. He is a
good husband and father, and very
popular with all who know him. Foul
weeks ago his wife presented him with
a pledge Of her affection in the shape
Of a beautiful little girl baby. The
father was overjoyed with happiness.
He had reason to be. A daughter
should make every lather happy. Ma
ture, however, had additional JOY in
store for Mr.. Davis. He, being an
a~ppreciative father, it was deemed
best to make him doubly happy,
Therefore, night before last, just four
weeks after the happy event above
mentioned, another little daughter
put in her appearance, rendering
everybody joyous. 1t was a great sur
prise and a very remarkable occur
renee. Mrs. Davis was down town
last Saturday, and is fully az much
surprised as her friends at the fayors
bestowed upon her.