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AMUSEM ENTS.
CONCERT THIS EVENING.

CONCERT THIS EVENING.
| There has been fairly good sale of reserved
seats for the Ltta concert this evening 1t shoult
have been larger than it is; yet there will be {
good audience. The concert deserves the pat
ronage of all people who enjoy music and while
it will be one to attract practical musicians, II
will also prove entertaining and enjoyable t.
that large class who insist they cant under
stand Enlightened" music. Furthermore, 1t ID
not likely we shall have AS fine party here again
for some time to comc--at best not until late
next season, which means for year to come
The house should be Alled.
TONY DENIER.
The famous Tony Dener IIumpty Dumpty
company will be here ON next Tuesday evening,
june 18th. IIumpty Dumpty" lever grows
stale-when in the hands Of Tony Denicr, and he
is head and shoulders above all others in this
line Of amusement. For this season the play has
been immensely improved in every way, in play,
spccialties, people, scenery, &c; and they have
been doing uniformly large business through
the country. The following from the Toledo
Commercial gives a good idea Of the entertain
mcnt:
lickled is not only the name Of Tony Denier's
new departure in pantomIme and speciality en-.
tcrtanmcnt, but also truthfully charactcrilcs the
audience OF last night, which in gOodly numbers
listened 10 the varied programme given At the
Opera House. Act |, at Home, being Waddy
Dumps rehearsal, was entirely new, and rs ex.
trcmcly funny IA new. Act > introduced the
audience TO Wonderland and a cotcric Of superb
specially star, among whom We noticed Charley
SchllinG, the black limc.light, ia his caricature
OF musical oddities; Prof. W. II. FOw, the great
German wonder, specially fine ventrloquist;
Miss Alice Coleman, whose banjo playing was
wonderful; Little Todd, a marvellous balancer;
the Sparks Brothers, ia their Irish jigs, songs
and cOmiCalitics, who brought down the house
and last Of all, the charming trio Of Spanish
Hortensc. the wonderful
-,ujtari-t and vocalist, Jose Ramirez the cham
pion HaDdolInist Of the world, and Guillcrmo,
the little wonder vocalist and instrumcrtali-t
Humpty Duppty Newly IIalChcd. which con
Cludcd the excellent entertainment was ptuiu-
mime Irresistibly funny in all its parts, and
George II. Adams proves himself the best clown
on the stage, siuCe the death Of the lamtu'cd
Eoy.
The closing apotheosis was a sccuic display Of
great briliiaucy, and the music accompanying
the performance such ~ j. rarely heard The
house was good and IN all respects such "a Tony
Dcuier richly deserved
And on Tuesday last the Time, said Of the
opening at the Academy on Monday:
Tony Dcnier's "Humpty Dumpty" tested the
capacity Of the Academy Of Music las night The
latest devices in the way Of novelties and tricks
were all given, and some OF them were very in
genius and funny. George H. Adams clown
comes nearest that OF the lameRted George Fox
Of any now on the stage, and il, Of course, suf-
hcienty ludicrous to keep everybody laughing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The following were this week granted license
to marry:
John Gleason and Mary +. Currew
Edwin Bunker and Ella Fulwiler.
Andrew FedUT and Anna Lucas.
Anton ROser and Softer Rod.
John Freebury and Mary Mcdonald
Joseph o. Shelley and Martha + Ness
Abraham II. johnson and Mary Slater
Frank McisenbaCh and Louise Granzow.
Samuel D. ReisiBgcr and Arletta r. Goudrv
Charles Lees and Mathda Carlson.
John JOrivick and Julia jacobson.
Abel II. Parker and Lillian J.. Slater.
Frank LoycnIZ and Georgia Yagev.
The annual tax sale by the county treasurer
bc-ias on Monday next
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Well ! Well!

This is the word used by all the women that
have bought those Cass shoes. "They really do
beat everything | ever saw. You cannot wear
them out" Try one pair and satisfy yourself.
Call and see us and see il We look as though we
were going to sleep. MAHER Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

All the latest designs in the way Of wedding
stationery just received at the FREE TRADER job
Rooms. Also new type for this kind of work
only. Prices low and work not excelled in the
large cities. Bear in mind that we are the only
ones in this section of the state that make spe.
cialty OF this kind of printing. Call and examine
STYLES and get prices.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1881.
Remnants, Remnants.

Unprecedented, being the accumulation for
months of good, desirable patterns and styles
sacrificing them NJ less than one half their real
value. Odds and ends of everything in dry goods.
Something that every lady can use to advantage,
especially dress goods. Call and see, for they
are going rapidly. FORBES Il FLIcK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

\. Lynch has added to his stock Of dry goods
the greatest variety of ladies' and chillrcns mus.
lin mdcr'Nar ever presented to the ladies Of La
Sale county. Many of the garments are beauti.
full and the prices Of all will be found to be sat.
sfactory to the purchaser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The undersigned has just ordered and will re-
ceive in about two weeks, and have for sale in
Buggies, manufactured at Camp Washington,
Ohio, and which he guarantees to be vastly su-
purier to the buggies made OF unseasoned tim
ber which are now being offered here for sale.
Don't buy uRtil you see the Cook Buggies,
GEO. w. LAME
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The harness establishment owned by the late
S. p. COUCH is being closed out at cost to wind
up the business. The stock is large, and com.
plete in sll lines of goods-harness, saddles,
blankets, and all such goods, and has always
been ranked one Of the best stocks in this city
All goods will be sold at cost, and the public will
find it to their interest to call Mr.. Jos. SHiEFER
has authority to collect all bills, and to him all
debts due should be paid at once
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OUR AGENTS.
The Churches.

Presbyterian churh.-There will be service as
usual in the Presbyterian Church, both morning
and evening next Sunday. p Tyholdt, from
Chicago, will preach.
Baptist ChVrch.-Seryices tomorrow morning
and evening. Subjects, "The Cross and the
Three Prayers" and "Our New Version" Sun
day school at IL sharp.
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The nObby business suits at A, Frank & Co. IS
continue to be the sensation in the clothing
trade. visit to that store just now will satisfy
any one of the superior quality and style Of the
clothing. The store is rapidly becoming the
headquarters for fine and stylish clothing. all OF
their own manufacture, and their prices are way
down
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

There will be a Strawberry Festival at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. John P. Wilson, in Fall River town
ship, by the ladies of the NJ f. Church of HEX
DRY Point, on Thursday evening, June 10. The
Harseilles Brass Band is expected to be present
and good time is anticipated All are invited
TO be present.
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Still they Come.
NEW GOODS THIS WEEK

The Perfection Jeans Drawer, elastic bottoms
just received by HULL e BARrELs This is the
incest thing in that line Of clothing we ever saw
Pndngs-New line Of those French Penang
Shirts-very nobby goods.
New line Of neckwear.
Hull " Bartels' is the headquarters for straw
goods or anything in the line of hats and caps.
The nob6itI thing for summer wear is The
Pearl Derby Hat at Hull & Bartes'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The Fonrth of July committee on invitation
will meet at the circuit clerks Office this eve
ming at O'clock The committee is as follows:
j. ID. Young, chairman, Judge Edwin s. Leland
:. W. Raymond, A. NJ. Ebersol, a. VI. Hoffman.
DR.. J. o. Harris, W. II. Hull Geo. Jekyil, "
I. Moloney, F. 4 Leahy, Henry Goudolf, Philip
Leiner, John Matthles, Joseph Abrecht, S. K.
blanchard, Lothrop Perkins, 4. Hess, John T.
Burke, c. W. Hoxie and W. Z. Bowman. A
full attendance is desired as the invitations must
be issued at once, and every individual on the
committee was appointed for special informauon
he possesses, which the secretary must have on
Saturday night &c. OsaAy, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

He that is surety for a stranger, shall smart for
It. But he that trusteth in Spring Blossom for
curing liver, kidney and com plants Of a like
tendency, shall never be disappointed. Price N
cents trial bottles 10 cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

Among the many pleasant affairs to take place
in Ottawa, on July 4, 1881, none will be more
pleasant than the ball Of the A. O. H., of this
city, at the armory. They are making prep.
arations for large ball. and will spare no pains
to make 1t thoroughly enjoyable to all who At
tend. The committee OF arrangements is as fol-
lows: Frank Donlevy, n. Downey, John Keat
ing, T. B. Kendrick and NJ Noonan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

On Saturday last Rosa, fouryear old daugh-
ter of Robt. Wallace, Of South Ottawa, while
playing in the hay-mow, fell through the floor to
the floor below, y feet, striking her chin or Jaw
on beam. The jaw was splintered and several
gashes cut in it. Dr. Wcis removed some Of the
spinterS aud dressed the wound, which will
heal nicely and leave but q sllght scar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

OF the new court house will be laid on July 4th,
but there is corner on prices of boots and shoes
at Spencer's every day. Don't you forget it, if
you want good fit, good goods and low prices,
90 to Spencer, No. , Court street.
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CARD OF THANKS. The Baptist church desire
TO thank Fitzgerald's band and the young ladies
and gentlemen who so efficiently aided in max
ing the concert and festival of Thursday evening
such grand success. Con-
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Hope on. Hope Ever,

no matter what the ailment may be, rheumatism,
neuralgia, lameness, asthma, brOnchitis-li other
treatment have failed-hOpe on! 20 at once for
date relief
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4 Splendid stove.

One Of the neatest, II not the neatest, thing
We have seen in the way Of Cooking. stove" is
the Diamond B." Range at Booth & Kendalrs.
1t Is the handsomest range we have seen, and in
the way of using space is very economical, oc-
cupying very little room in kitchen, and can
be put down anywhere convenient 1t is quite
beyond the limits Of an item to enumerate all its
features, but it is Il coal or wood burner, has q
splendid fuel feed, fire box that can be enlarged
at will, deep ash pit plenty of heating shelves,
water heater, a splendid system of hampers TO
throw the heat where wanted, asbestoslined
oven, no pipe through the warming oven, no
feet to stand on and make room for DIRT hole
under itself, and numerous other things, little
and big, all Of which united make a range that
housekeepers will 'fall in love with" at sight.
We advise them to see this range and know that
Frank" will delight to show it to all who will
call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

On Tuesday morning the giving way Of brace
at the bottle works made it necessary to draw
the fires. 1t being within fortnight Of the an
nual shut down." it was decided to close the
season at once. The new furnace, and that of
the flint house will be fired on Sept. LIST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
Harmony Climb,

Miss Mabel Cushman will entertain the llar
mony Club and its friends next Thursday eve
ming, June Is. Tea from until s; dancing
afterwards.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The festival Of the Baptist church on Thursday
evening was largely attended, and a very eniOya-
bic evening had by al. The grounds werebeau-
tifully Illuminated, and the berries and cream
abundant and luscious. The guests pronounce
the affair immense
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

FARM FOR SALE.-The Curtis farm in the tow
OF Wallace, 6 miles northwest of Ottawa, III
Apply to c. Griggs, Lynohs Block, Ottawa, III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The biggest show since the Forepaugh parade
was the j. +. Porter show Of buggies, yesterday.
Porter never does anything by halves, as all
know. So, If you want good buggy for little
money, you'l call on Porter at once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

Albert &. Rees Sr., died at the residence of his
son, in Grand Rapids, H., May 81, -, aged Is
years and % days. The funeral was attended by
large concoursc of friends
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

We sell dry goods, and lots o! them, too, no
tons and hosiery in endless variety OF both En-
glish, German and French looms.
nrA
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On Wednesday last, while working in room IA,
about ton Of rock fell or VIM. Beechian, in No.
shaft Streator. The rock fell on his chest,
which was entirely crushed in. Coroner Wes
was called, and found facts as above. He leaves
a wife and five grown children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The Paltzgrotr House, alias Park, alias Gelgei
will in the future be known as the st. Nicholas
having come into the possession Of s. Humes, G
Walnut, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

railroad committee was appointed from the
executive committee on Thursday evening, in
GLIDING f. l.. Fiske and c. d. Trmble. What is
needed on the Fourth Of July is a train each way
on the Rock Island road reaching Ottawa about
1000 or 1880 A. NJ, and leaving about or 10 p.
NJ, and the same on the Burlington road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The Liedertafel Society of this ciiy have en-
gagged Wills's Hall, for July 4th, on which even
ing they will give grand ball, to which the
public will be invited Wllis's full orchestra
will furnish music The Liedertafel has a most
happy faculty Of making people enjoy them
selves at their balls, and we are sure all their
guests on July 4th will have delightful evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
Pumps! PUMPS!

Wholesale and retail. The |. Y. L. Is warranted
equal to the best; and we will not be undersold
in pumps, sewing machines or anything in our
line F. ID SwRETzER d Co.
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Nothing is more charming to the eve than
clean white linen OF the tenderest hue. Ameri-
can Ball Blue imparts it. Ask your grocer
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Remember always that the place in Ottawa TO
buy boots and shoes cheap Is the PtisdolIm
boot asf s51s Hop,s
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In 1861, when diphtheris ragged in The Chenan.
go Valley, n. u, DR.. Tasks Magnetic Ointment
was relied upon by physicians as the principal
remedy. 1t Is positive cure for ordinary sore
throat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

Talk about corsets! but if you Wish to see
something cheap and nice in the corset line go
TO Lynch's.
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The striking Of the hours by the city bell since
Tuesday ia quite convenience, and takes
we'll
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New telephones this week Residence of John
Manley, los; W. S. Wheelers photograph gal
lery, 40.
Recent additions: ;. W. Raymond, Co. Treas.
urer's Office, 1874; Swndler's coal office, 1919;
Fred Kings house, rs
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THE COURTS.


The June term Of the Circuit court begins on
Monday next. The amount Of business to be
done is as large as ever The juries called are as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The Deer Park Club will entertain the Fall
River Social Hour Club at the Farm Ridge sem.
mary on next Friday evening.
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Strawberry Festival.

The ladies of the Episcopal Church, Ottawa,
will give strawberry festival on the evening Of
Wednesday, June 18th, at Turner Hall.
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And Still They Come
TO FISK & REEMS.


Hats and caps, and clothing for men, boys and
children. A nice line Of clothing. New and de
srable goods cheap. Also, something entirely
new in Nuts for children. Ladies should not fail
to see them. They will please the boy and make
you happy.
Hats, fur and straw, received this week. Fine
and nice goods.
Manila, Panama, French Renana, for boys
and children.
Rubber goods for ladies and gents
Trunks and valises.
Don't forget Fisk & BEEN, cothiers and hat.
tiers.
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The young people give straw berry festival a
the Congregational Church on next Monda.
evening.
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The Revised New Testament at OSmal &
Hapeman's at 5 cents a copy.
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The celebrated Eagle Automatic Pencil for sale
at Osman Il Hapemans.
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go Years

Twenty years experience in putting up pre-.
scriptions. FORBES 81 LORRIAUX.
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James Lynn, Meriden Chas. Chesling, Richland. VIM
smith otter Greek VIM Rhor; Harvey Sutton Grove.
LOOMS. Henry Eisfclt, Peru Joseph Meyer David Refs II
G. King, Samuel Fry Ottawa; Joseph Skinner South OF.
James turr9n, D. WQHerman, Ell Cope, Bruce; VIM,
81 OOker, Fail River; Michael Deanty, John Connolly
Rutland Joseph Pool, Frsd Cooley. Freedom Frank Tiff
any, Deer ?arh r. \. Woods +. G Sauercssig Mendoza
Chas Diestcrweg. John Dchanty, David Ditnorc james
MclnIrc, Joseph Gay, La sale; Dan Farnlam C. NJ.
Austin, Ophir Henry Miller Troy Grove; Gcorg, kng--
bury, Eden: John ShapOna Mathew Jennings Brook Nrd
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Why do Maher Bros. sell many ladies' and
children'S shoes? Because they sell the Cass
Shoe it is the best made and everybody that has
bought them will come again. Sold only by Ma
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Window Shades

The cheapest widow shades in Ottawa may be
found at OsmAn Is Hapeman's.
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Remember always, that the place in Ottawa
to buy d,V goods of every description, including
carpets, is at Lymci's.
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GIRL WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work in family Of four. Call on Mrs. r. II
Trask
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Spencer has low shoes OF all kinds, durable
and cheap. Call and see them.
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George Beatty. Ottawa Ole X. OesOn, Freedom David
Rchey Eden: Daniel Way Miller; Thomas Fuggarty Wal
ace Cyrus porer 0Ghr; Jackson Z shaver Rutland A.
Caleb, Hope VIM Bubcck, la SalIe Cyrus Carver otter
.reek; $, j; Chapman Ottawa; VIM. Norris, Ottawa:
samuel HCod, Waltham; Absalom Fred, Mission: WIN
Miller. Brookheld; s. II. kceer Merden; Henry Read
Dayton Philip Dackseiser Peru; Duncan Hamilton Yer,
nllIOn IOus Sone. Fan River, j. u. SNectLer Rrure
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Don't FORGET IL

Ladies' and misses serge buttons at 81. Ask
for them at Child e PhIpps'
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PETIT JURogs-JuvE 21ru.

Geo. Sargent, Natham; Scott wilder Manlius: james
CLARK. Peter krcis. MENDOZA: W 4. chaplin John Eol,v
+ HnduIan, A. 4. Gum Henry Grower La Sale Henry
hofnirt Dum,ck; James Burke, Wallace: Edward Nor.
James McIaren }. p " Rock, Troy Groye;J ". severn
Eden; John Perry. Arthur Patterson. Dennis Fielding
Bruce; Raymond Adams. I!utlaud Henry Smith. David
Dick Deer Park; kaspcr 1hraen, Peru ~ 49, CLARK John
W Brown, Henry G.. West ThOs. u. Hendricks, Ottawa.
David kumple Jeremiah Pembroke. South Ottawa Michael
Shower. Usage; Henry Denis. otter Greek: John II .
Greenenf Dayton; II. Thompson. Ahram Mullen.
Groveand EDWARD p. Fairchild. Hope; Charles II Iog
Eagle. :. L. Irwin, Utica.
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Ladies' and misses serge button and Polish at
Child d Phipps' very cheap
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Go and see the beautiful hlcns ard dress prints
at Lynchs.
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Literary" will be given at the Deer Park
church on next Wednesday evening.
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Mothers, take notice. TO save money buy
your Toys clothing at A. Frank Il Co.'S, the
clutbiers
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Read Our Guarantee Study Our COMPASS,

WE are the OLDEST ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE No
Salesman allowed to dvae any Rules our Guarantee
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Remember the big stock of mems and boys
clothing and low prices at A. Frank & Co.'S
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Don't let your wife and children 90 barefooted
when you can buy shoes q little out of style at
less than hd!f price at Child e Phipps'
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japanese napkins at Osman Ii llapeman's.
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They all want them-Sweet, Orr & Co.'S over
al's sold only at A. Frank IL Co.'S, the clothicrs.
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FouND-The best assortment Of boys and
Ichildren's clothing Mt A. Frank Il Co.'s, the
Iclothiers.
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Venetian vases, very fine, at Osman * Hape
mans.
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LOCAL MATTERS
MASONIC.

Regular communications W Occidental Lodge No. 10 A
r. A. NJ. FIRST and third Mondays OF each month. Solo
non Degen ". NJ; JAS McMannus, S. W; Lothrop Per.
kins, j. W; II. c. Nash. Treas. A. NJ Hoffman, Sec.
Regular OF Shabbona Chapter No. 81 r. A.
NJ irst and third Wednesdays OF each month VIM. l..
Miliiean, Il p; Samuel Chapman X gustus Harris, s.;
Regular Conclaves of Ottawa COmmandery No 10 X T.,
and fourth Thursdays OF each month. c. d. Trim
bile, f. C.; Il. NJ Macarthur Generassim0; f. II. Smith,
Capt. Genl Il. c. Mash. Treas.: A. Holman RccOrder
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New styles visiting CARDS al osman & HApe.
mans.
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DRAFT SlHlliOlIs .

If you have decided to use none but the best
stations, and result raise the best draft
colts in the country, then you will have to call at
Prtchard's stables, on the south side.