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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-24
DR.. Hammond's Grave Charges

Ia &AaEkCBs
New YORK, September 22.-Dr. Ham.
mond still keeps up his charge that the
Presidents case was not properly treated
by the attending physicians. In the course
Of conversation to-day he said the doctors
nurssd him as brothers, but the attendance
alone could not cure him. at regard the
whole treatment as an unmitigated outrage,
and the result of it was the death Of the
patient. The time has come for the soien.
tife discussion of the case and its adjunct,
and you may depend upon it that the dis.
cussion will be forthcoming. Although, I
will not say the case is one Of malpractice,
l think it closely resembles it."
Observances OF Respect i'm England
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 22.-The Mayor, in
transmitting to Mr.. Packard, the Ameri.
can Consul, the resolutions passed at yes.
terday's public meeting, said Il can as.
sure you I have never known q deeper feel.
ing shown by all classes in Liverpool"
The London Exchange will c~losesat 10
o'clock on Monday in respect to the mem.
ory Of the late President Garfield. The
American department. will be closed all
day.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
Hats and Cans.

HULL q BARrEi.s' hat store on Madison street
Is crowded with new goods this morning, the
receipts OF ta!s week. The stock Is one of the
largest ever seen In the city.
All the new styles are included In these re-
ceipts, among the newest be ng the Dunlap"
a low stiff hat and the "Pull Over" high s,if
hat. These are very fashionable and very hand
some styles, and the very latest,
There is also u large line OF other stiff hats and
soft hats in the late styles, OF the very best quail
~ of goods from the most reliable msnufac-
turers.
Also stylish childreu's hats, caps, &C., and ell
grades of goods for men, youths and boys.
This stock Is as perfect rs extensive buying
can make 1t, and will he offered At the very low.
est prices. II IL evident from this stock that
Hull & Bartels will, AS in the past, hold their
place as the hatters par excellence Of this county.
The finest line Of colored shirts In the city
with collars aud CUTS to match, at bottom prices
The best uh,s shirt, ready made or made to
order, for .25, guaranteed.
Call and SEQ their goods before buying any.
thing In these lines.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

As have been anroun, ed as candidate fol
town supervisor, the gu, stion rs to my stand!ns
on the suhjea Of paying o" not paying the Otiawr
aad Fox River railroad onds Is beiug freely dis
cussed, and rs I ON informed my position ha'
been misunderstood by sone worthy citizens,
who have a right to know from me, cheerful
"rise TO explain" understand tha: it has bee,
the determination OF the tax payers OF the tow,
Of Ottawa not to pay those bonds-principal o'
interest They have at town meetings 80 ex
pressed themselves on more than one occasion,
and up to this time have not rescinded this thcil
expressed will, which is or should be laso witt
their supervisor, whoever he may he.
have no interests that are not identical Will
those OF the town Of Ottawa, and recognizing th'
wishes Of the people In this matter, II elected
supervisor, shalt resist by all lawful means th'
pay ment of these bonds, or any OF them, or Inter
est thereon, SO long as the voters Of said town
may desire me to do 50.
Respectfully, LornRop PERKINS
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

New goods have continued to arrive at II. j.
GILLyN's during this week In large quantities;
among which are:
Don,sstics --bleached and anbloached muslins,
tickings, cheviot sh,rtings, &c, making man.
moth stock.
Table L,.7ss, OF all grades, shades and colors,
with napklus to match; towels and towelings.
This is complete stock and Is offered at the
bottom prices.
Tbs D,rss Goods Stock has been rep!enished with
all desirable and seasonable goods, including
new prints, gnghams, mOmio cloths, percales,
brocade silGs, trimming silks, dress silks In all
leading colors aud shades, which will be oaered
u. the very extreme Of low prices.
4 eorpl<ts lIss Of Notions -corsets, kid gloves,
frlnges, tasseis and oil other novelties necessary
to make a complete stock.
Large invoices just In make the new boot and
sh0e stock-complete in all pa, ticulars.
The grocery house is the most complete In the
city, ready for general grocery trade. and offer.
ing sn attractive range OF prices. New prices In
cofees, teas, syrups, sugars, &c. Goods deli7
cred TO all parts of the city.
CASH PAID for country produce.
All requested to give the house call and ace
what is being dene IN the way OF low prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
school Election -.

to-day, with the Engine as polling place. TIVE
directors are to be elected 10 take the places OF
David Walker and II. Gondolf. whose terms ex
p!re, and who decline, we believe, re. election.
The candidates thus far named are DR.. A. E
Gibbs, James McManus, ii. Mayo, AL. Schoch,
AID Micheal Dineen.
o. Saturday next the township election occur
for the purpose OF supplying the hoard Of town
ship trustees with a successor to Jas. Pickens,
whose term expires. P,ckens wants TO surcet q
hirasclf, while otheis w.nt to see Phillip c.
Watts his successor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
Town election.

"On honor snd conscience" the following arc
all the candidates, 30 far as are sd yised, who
will ask the votes of the people at the annual
town election next Tuesday:
For Supervl-r.-Lothrop Perkins, William
Stormont.
Assi'tant Sgperasor. 7. Gilbert, Mat
thew White, John Gross, Edward c. Swift, Dcna,
HOllecker and John Stout
isIrsor.-A. Lockwood. z. J. Wall.
Col!ee,oy.-A. Msierhefer, jacob Ganl.
Cierk.-John g. Armstrong
Just.os.-A. a. Fisher, A. B. Smith, Arthur
Lockwood, e. VI. Re.se, " B. Weeks, o. Lely
enc. J. d. Morgan.
Co~stabl..--M. X. Rlordan, Thos. Simon, Dan
lei 4. Tucker.
Cenrissso.<rI e| R,9suass.-Andre~ scherer
ID. Mshsr, Jas. Hobsn and John w. Kelly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Mrs. NJ. Ford. the we'll known miliner OF o.
taws, now in Opera House Block. has received
an entire etock of new millinery. Her trade has
Income SO extensive abe IS il necessary to have
branch store and Is now fitting up the old
+tand Of Miss Slattery's to be superintendcd by u
veil known and reliable trimmer. Orders filled
promptly at both places. She invites the public
Jcttion In style ana pr'co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Mrs. Ha1litt having returned from making
her spring purchases, Is now prepared to show
the largest, choicest and most fashionable stock
of spring millinery goods in the cousty. Every.
ung Of the latest styles and bong for ssh she
10 able to cell lower than any other house. Mrs.
Hazlitrs long experience In the business ia a
guarantee that the ladies can get just what they
want and at Il very low price. We would sa, to
one aud all Of the ladies if you want stylish ar-
ticle of millinery 20 to Mrs. Hazlit's and you
won't DO disappointed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Late last week two men toob rooms AZ LEXIS
Washington House OR Main street. One was
named Geo. singlebeck, Of Yorkvile. the other
was called Hinkey, and Is believed to lie from La
Sale. They appeared to be chums, and slept TO-
gether as we'll IS travelled together about town.
On Sunday night, however, about l O'Clock,
Hinkey got out Of bed, and having emptled
Singlebeck's pockets Of the $3.50 they contained,
suddenly left town. Singlebeck remained here
until Thursday, when be went back TO YOrkvile
to earn another fortune.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Everyone who wants carpet should look at
Hulrs We claim 10 carry the lar gest stock la
the city, all of them new styles and Of the best
make. so It Will pay YOU 10 look at them.
We have the nObby dress goods Of the city
Come and see a nice fancy silk at SOC per yard
Remember Hull is at the bottom on prices and
At the top on quality and quantity. Received
"ur domestic fashions-csll and get catalogue
Have the best corset In the world for SOC. Am
bound to make the dry goods trade lively this
spring. W. II. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
OTTAW A, ILLS.


Osman q Hapeman have just received the nov
.pri,g asd SsSsrSr STYLES OF the above celebrated
patterns. and will keep coustsntly on hand Al
the sixes OF the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised BY the press
and the people. They comprise sii the Iatest
and beat styles of ladies' and ehidren's dress,
are graded In size and nu: up in envelopes On
which are printed Illustrations and full deserfp-
,lons Of the garments in French and English
they are sold st prices ranging from 10 70 %
cents; and the catalogue is said to include tho
Target aud only pI.te assortment Of usefui
aud fssh.onsble designs. Catalogues sent on sp-
plica,Ion and any pattern sent post paid on re-
celpt Of price marked In the catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
Tho Eunigrants,

The minnesota colony" from ths c.tv sDd
neig borhood, beaded for the Red R,vor Valley.
after delay In loading from Tuesday to 1hurs-
day, finally got away, via the G., b. Q. road, on
Thursday afternoon about . O'Clock. The mem
bers OF tho party and the goods carried arc gwen
below Ia q letter fro'u the Historian, Mr.. Noses
Osman, from whom we expect n full history OF
the trip, which Will without doubt interest our
readers and the enigrants' friends, The colony
start with ample means to make euccessfui
season this year, and their success or failure will
show as fully az can be shown the truth Of Min.
uesotss offers To agrieutursi!sts. They have
ample means to make success as complete "a the
country will warrant, and the results Of their
work viii be looked to with great interest. Il 10
estimated that the colony viii bave invested
there this summer come sa50oo0.
The HIsroaIASs NARRATIVE.
OsraE TRAIN. C. B. q. March 3Is., 1881.
Eps. PRsR TRADER The following Is mem.
orandum Of the freight and passengers which
ien the c.. Il. Il Q. depot to-day Tor the Red
River Valley:
W. Buehnelt-E. Bushnelt J. Bushnell, Jno
Dunn, Jno wIggens, 3. Holmes, ). I. Warren;
lmplements
VIM. Porter-l2 horses. COW, with full se,
OF farming implements.
A. II. Wilson, horses, ( dogs. ond fun SCI
OF farming implements.
WIN. w. Nash-H. Fay, g. A. Henning, Geo
HinkieY; I car OF farming implements.
Rial SxlckIapd-L. Cortright. T. Certr!ght,
A. Cortright, J. Payne and Eimore; 10 horses,
coop OF chickens, and farming implements.
F. =. Hathaway and J. G. Hatbsway, Jr.:
borses, household good. and farming impic-
ments.
& W. Ruger.-l car bousehoid goods aud
horse.
e. X. Brssh s. Co r. Brush, J. c. Morgan
L. Larson and o. Beckwith; car of machinery
road. grader aud 8 horses.
T. K Broun--Wm. Brown and Geo Brown: |,
horses, farming napIerent aud house hold
soods.
W. L. fhllHp- lS Cob. r. BEEN and John
burst; Is horse1, | esr Of mscels lsneous freight.
4 c. Stevens-R, Lovrjoy aud VIM. Porter; IL
horses, 2es-s Of farming implements.
John Clark. 4. Clark; 4 hrsss aud farm
ing mplenents.
| Chas. Hosfusd--juhn Rush and J. VI. McKuel
10 horses, S cows, hogs, 2 car losds house bol,
goods and farming implements.
a Palmer and Y. J. Parmer, from Tooiea-
| wn. Orb horses, = wagons, ) hsrro~s, I to'
buggy, and other implements.
| ~ Osmas-wm. MaIseubsider; J horses an,
farming I'm P.sments.
| The whole two tralns viii consist Of > cars Q
.,o,l ana frL,vAt and two r..ss,n vyr cara Tn.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

The Msrseilles Pidi.,iNaier says that William
Woodward, of that town, has been for some time
past srrau ging snd perfeetIng 8 musical instru-
ment which Is decided noveity and "beats any
thing out yet" II consists Of plano and organ
combined. aud 10 80 constructed ths. the per.
former can play either piano or organ. or both
or plano with one hand sDd organ
with the other; an instrument that touch Of .
single key will produce perfect tone OF piano or
organ, or both together. with no more effort ou
the part OF the perfornsr than required 10 play
eitA.r instrument separately.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Lostant Sesns: The ides OF getting burnt by
a snow-storn msY be Iew to some, but 1t Is no
syure Of speech 10 ssy that good many snow
shoveiers had their faces badly buried by the
reflected sunshine this week. Jas. Denning had
one eye nearly closed and his face Redeemed to
the complexion OF rsw beef, while oil srs suffered
still more severely, the burnt skin peelng OF
the face like q snake shedding his winter over
coat Breaking roads this winter has been hard
work accompanied win unplsasan, results."
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

On wednesday the prisoners In the county jail
indicted by the last grand jury were arraigned
before Judge Goodspeed. wm. Daley alone
plead guity-0f rohbing James McQusdes room
"a few weeks ago. He was given one year In the
penitentiary. Tie others plead not guilty, and
those who had no counsel were allotted advisers
"a follows: August Liska, Of Peru, larceny Of
s45 nom companion, to J. {. Boyle and Al. J.
williamson; David English. burglary OF II school
house near Leland, TO Lorenzo Leland, jr., and
Theodore p. Bailey; Joe. Matthews ("Mstches")
and James Wheian, OF La Sale, robhing Burk's
billiard hall. to Armstrong Il Chapman; William
Stanter, confidence man, to Clarence Gnggs.
Ird.ctmen's.--Illegal liquor selling. Ambrose
and Mary Betting, three different ofcnses; Mi
chsei Delaney. David Empy, WIN. Bower; John
Hunt, two otfcnses; Thos Gsffey, James COnlin,
three ditto; james z. Brennan, two; John Long.
ton, Jacob Miller, John Lo nasney. John Dorfuer,
Geo Bowers.
Fines, ltquor.-Lawrence Epnle, $50 and costs.
Judgments VIM. 8. Jackson v. Thos. J. Cot
fey and Thos. Haverty, $SS43; same v. same,
81 ,G63 62: Jacob Glem v. Continental lns. Co.,
s6l2, motion for N. T.; John II. Quinn " Law.
renee christopher. 1887 II; Burgess Steel 4 Iron
Co " AL Maierh0fer, $52S IS; RichOlsOn q Snow
v. John NJ. Young, 500; Cornelius W. Reynolds,
fr use. &c, '. r. e. Dent and John A. Mccall,
s. 400: Moses Peitengiil Il Co. v. A. L. Cslyin,
$l69; Geo. w. Clifford v. A. L. Calvin, SlS3 81 {:
z NJ. Welsh My Co. Y. A. L. Calvin, $i54 80;
B nj. Allen v. A. L. Calvin. $l87 IS; Wilson
Bros. Y. A. L. Calvin, $S7; John r. Smith 4 Co..
" A. T.. Calvin, 1916 81; Thos. Eayan v. Gardner
Il Bruce, s3+o.56; CABIN, Csmpold & Co. v. n.
sticfel and s. Dttenhoefer, l,74575
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

To say the roads are bad In this Beigh6orhood
is expressing the thing mildly. seldom eyen IN
this country OF bad roads In spring time have
they been worse than at present. Everywhere In
tie country great snow drifts make teaming mex,
to impossible. and the few farmers who have
ventured into town with wagons have come a
great part of the way over fields and through
fences, often with four horse teams hauling
empty wagons. A warm rain seems the enl,
remedy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Toe statement Of the Repubtan that the Free
fn Centre postoface will be discontinued /,
\ the fact, There is simply to be Change OF
stmssters. the name Of William Lancaster
(vsng Co Thursday been sent to wsshin gton
appointment, So successor of T. Fl. Higgen.
tham. the present officer. Mr. II. will con
us To serve and keep the office open until Mr.
kocasser u confirmed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
CARpRTs,
MarrisaS
OIL CLOTHS.

of csrpetings.
Very handsome all wool ingram carpets, 75c.
tIsnssine Brussels carpets, 75c.
Curtains. iambrequias, &c.
Carpets made and put down promptly.
SCOrT Bros. 4 Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
BusiBess change

Pc sneeton has become sole owner OF the
|rdware house OF Lockwood & smeeton. Mr..
Peeton, Who has b~en 40 long in the bust
|ss. Is too fsvorsbly known as q dealer aud
Est'esi workman to require spcc,sl introduc
Po- He retaiHs the old stand on Main street &C
nlisr 70 couple OF geoerations of buyers
(ere bis friends and the public will 6sd him
/ The future.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

As professional fisherman have begun selniug.
" uldh't II he just ns wei! 10 try prosecution
u der the Crocker law, The iaw never has been
ried here 10 our knowledge. Crooker insists II
will prevent seining. Let sOme one who ha-
seen the fishermen at work make a complaint
and have the lav tested.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Relief from Sick Hesoaehe. Drowsiness, Naa-
ses, Dizziness, Pam In the Side. &C.. guaranteed
TO those using Csrter's Litii. Liver PILLS. rhese
complaints are p-srly always caused by TORPID
hvcr and ron supsted boweis- Restore tbese o..
Ysns To their proper functions and the trouese
eesses Carter's Lit,k Liver Pills wiz do sAss
,vvry time. One pill is a dose. Forty In via.
Price IS cents. sW
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

The cancu uses OF the city council held this week
selected the following city officers, who will hr
confirmed on next Tuesday evening at the regu.
ar meeting:
Mdrshal-Jerry Maher.
Ckrk-A. T. Bartels.
T,e1mer-H. C. Nash. new.
Auorney-M. T. Mooney.
Printer Tines. new.
Sarwyor-Rbt. Wilson, new.
Health Ocicer-Dr. J. c. Hatheway-new.
Street Superrso,>-Jos. Fenneli.
Aiively fyht was had over the attOrneyship
Nr. MOIoney wac the choice Of II OF the IL alder.
IN. IN, but the Mayor favored Z. j. WALL 1t WIS
no 20, however, and after two long caucuses,
he Mayor gave 1t up as II bad job.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Spencer, the Court ct. boot and shoe man. ha,
Fepared for the spring trade bv opening within
Ps Last feN days q large and complete line Of
pots and shoes for all nges aud sizes of wearer.
pd asks everybody TO call and see,w hat he has.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

J. 4. Porter received this week a complete line
Of garden toOls In connection with farm imple.
ments; also clover, timothy and other seeds-all
OF which are offered at his usual low prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

AIo SCHOOL DIRgcroRs.-We keep all kinds oi
1hool Blanks, RecOrda, Registers, Teachers
ontrsSts, Orders, &C., used by school officers.
We sko have the Common School Laws OF thu
ste Of illinois. Price 25 cents.
OSMAN & HApEMAN
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
Puupi Pumps. .

Tboiessle and retail. The I. X. L. ia warranted
,ual TO the best; and we will not be undersold
panpe, sewing machines or anything In our
Bs. T. ID. SwFRrzeR d Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Forbes e. Flick and Forbes 6s LorriauX have
dOrned their stores with some neatly decorated
EeHings and walls
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Mrs. O'Mesra goes to Chicago next week 10
tlspd the sprirg millinery openings Her pa.
ons viii therefore rest easy-they will have all
be fashion able novelties
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Go 70 your druggist for Mrs. FSeen,aa's Ns1o
Hastc.sl Dyes. For brightness and durability Il
blor are uneQuaIed. Color from 2 to S pounds.
hike Is cents,
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
In tho ON ces.

The building committee ave discovered that
" using pipes laid according to the Holly sys-
TEN, which are as near perfect rs caR DC, the
percentage Of steam lost being very small, the
'uhnel from the Jail to the court house will not
he required, ana thus large saving will Be
made In that expense. AS to rooms, the record
-r's Office will be located In the Exchange build
ing opposite the Clifton Hotel. Other ciiiceS
Vii! be located as stated last week, unless the
committee decide to move the old building
bodily. Should this be done, the recorders and
uuniy clerks offices will be thrown together by
emoving TIE partition, making one Office for
he county clerk.
The committee will to-day decide on moving
The building and on accepting the otter of Judge
Leland. He l. to put In a foundation aud give
he use Of his land near corner OF Madison and
Clinton Streets uRtll the new court house ID
ready for use: the county pays for the moving
mud gives the Judge the building when vacated
Tuis step will be generally agreed TO ss az
|ecoDomical one.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Yor several weeks splendid specimen Of III,
aiifornis lion has ornamented A. Aisehuler's
ont window. AlschuIer says when any one
Fumbles at his prices, Ia he goes to the lion but
% one has IN ade los acu uaintauce as yet,
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

TIE Rottle Works have begun the manufacture
fruit jars. Like their bottles, these jars will
|e the best on the market
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Coal dealers should make a note Of the adver.
ssment Of Dineen & White. on Sth page, who
nnoanee u decided reduction in the price ,i
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02
LOCAL MATTERS
NJ ASONlC.

Regular communications of Occidental Lndsc No. - A
T. 4 A. NJ, Grst and third Mondays ~ each inonth SOLO
gon Dryin ". "; Jps. McMtnnus, y. W; LDthrop Ter
1.ns. J. W H. &. Nash, Treas. A. Hoffman SEC
REGULAR con yocaons OF Sharbona Chapter No. 81 J..
NJ 6rst ami third wednesdays Of each Inonth, VIM. l.
Miihesn, H. r; Samuel J. Cn"rm,n T. iastus hAriS' D.
Regular Concaves OF Ottawa Connsndery NO 10 X. T.
eoni aud fourth Tnursiays Of eaeh month C. D. Trim
Va &c. f. ~ NcArthur. Geperallseimo: X, II. Smith
(apt Gem; IL C k,sh. Treas.: A. Hoffman. Recorder
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

DR.. J. o. Hsrr!s reports city property az sd-
ancing in value, and offers elsewhere some bar
Ysins In that class OF property.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

To RsNr.--rwo houses, with ail the land want
ID: plenty OF coal and water; three miles from
|htswa; cash rent. WIN. DUFRiELp.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

For the best goods In Reynolds Brothers but
ton aud sde.lace boo!s, also Newports in button
and tie, 20 to J. Megsftin'-
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

II you want stylish ha. a. q reasonable pric'
10 to A. Frank Il Co.'s.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

DusrRIcr scgooLs.-we Keep all kines Of eosss
ussd in the different Diesret Schools In the ecos.
ty. and sell At the io~rst prices. Covers fus.
npshed free. ONaAN & HAFunAx-
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

To RENr.-Sma,i house. Apply ts Nine
|pEpisy, next door east OF High School Building
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

A nice line Of the new style Magnous Slips
|ust received at J. Megaffn's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

,df,e Journal vii, be o morning paper on and
lySr Monday next.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

A pair OF beautiful japanese Rice Birds TO,
,ale by NJ. Kneussl.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

New styles of spring suits for boys .st opened
At A. Frank & Co.'s.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

FOUND OUT-That A. Frank Il Co.'s ia the
place to save Is per cent. on all clothing yog
buy, as they are manufacturers. Thats what's
the matter.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-04-02

Go aud see the dear little KIT suits. They are
handsome aud caeap. "A. Franz d. Co.'S, the
Reliable COthiers.