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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
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This popular journal rare combination OF literature
and fashion Its stories and essays are by the
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ing to fashion universally acknowledged to be the lead
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NOTICE.

There viii be- meeting u n" sr"ckhod'rs 81 the QUA
Building Homestead and Savings A-sOC sfion on We'd
ne-ay evening Ic.cuhcr 'slh. ISL ~ ~ o'clock. at
their room IN Post Ofice BOOK, 10 consider certain
amendment 20 the bylaws. II. HAfkNA y, iI'-'
r. r. NACkINL.Y, sec Cc'S-N
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Fiske & BEEN have greatly improved the ex'
terror appearance OF their building on La salie
street by raising the front some two feet
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Suicide and Dyrpep-in,

most remarkable cure For dyspepsia, "W ellis
Health Remover. The creates. tonic best bill.
ious and liver remedy known. ST. Druggists
Depot, Max Kneussl
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new delivery platform has been built over
the canal for the city mills, which will be great
convenience to patrons Of that excellent mill
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The G., b. IL q. are putting in an extra switch
along the hydraulic basin for the use OF the lie
Co., and Starch Works.
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Ulster and ulsterette over coats We still have
an elegant assortment to select from, and our
prices are way down. A. FRANK 81 Co.'S.
The peoples clothiers.
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Santa Claus hesdquarters-and we will go &c
Walthers to see and buy Of him.
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The fourth kiln for the Tile Works is nearly
finished.
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"Buchupaiba."

New. quick, complete cure days, urinary al.
fec,ions, smar'ing, frequent or difficult nrina'
ton, kidney diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot,
Max Kneussl.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
SAM'I. OF PosRN.

"Sam'l o. Posou," N. b. Carries and his very
good company were greeted by an excel'ant
house on last Saturday night. The play ITSELF
Is original yet The situations were 50 old that
nearly everyone had II lingering suspicion they
had seen 1t before! However, SAINT was the
great attraction. The play is simply back
ground to bring out SANK The character Is
new, ard in the hands OF Mr.. Curtis, one that
merits all the success it has received and VIII
reap in the future. The company is good, but
merits no special mention aside from Miss De-
Mer, as Celeste, the FIR nchwonan, which was
splendid piece Of work.
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NOTICE,-EsrArE OF ELtZABkrH A. FYPpg. DKCD.
~ Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned. Execu
OF will and testament of Elizabeth A. tyne lato
OF the county of Ia Sale OF Illinois, deceased will
appea before the County OF sad county the third
Monday being the Goth day. OF February 1852 at the County
Court oem In Ottawa in said county, when and where all
persons having claims demands against said esfae are
notified to attend and present the In writing TOR
adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of November A. D, Isl:
HENRY J. swISDLER,
lccs-3v Executor.
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A new stock Of beautiful gold and velvet pic.
ture frames Just received at Osman T. HapemaR' 5
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#arrIeD.

On the lat inst. by Arthur lockwood Esq., at Whites
Hotel Mr. THOMAS A. OLSEN. of Brou9hton, Livingston
county to hss MAGGIE ANDERSON. of Miller. La sale
county.
On wednesday, Dec at 'he Clifton House in this city.
nv Rev T. c. Arnold. Mr., JOHN A. SHAkTEL and Miss
EVA ii. HAZARD, both OF s reator.
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H. QUINN.
attorney at Lao
r.. a ii Il Ia SALE Goa

- In the Circuit Court, January Term l$2
Augusta l. Phelps rs. Hannibal Phelps.-In ChdnceyH.
Affidavit OF nonresidehce OF said Hannibal Phelps tho
above defendant having been In the ONCE Of the
Circuit Court Of said county notice In therefore hereby given
said resident that the com planant MED
her bill of complaint In sad court the chancery SIDE
thereof the 18th OF November 1885, and that fhereup
issued out OF said court wherein Maid suit
now pending returnsbe on the second Monday In tnc
month of January ext, a. Ia by law required
Now unless YOU the said nonresident DEFENDANT s0oye
named shall personally ne and appear before said Circuit
the day of the next term thereof to be holden
In and for the sad county on the eecotd Mon
day In January and plead. answer demur TO the
said compansnts bill Of complaint the same and the mat
and things therein charged and stated will BE- taken -
confessed and decree entered against according TO
the prayer OF said hin WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois, Nov 25th 1881.
II. GuNs, Couplts solr noV5iw
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.No invalid who values health and It's blessing. should
overlook Of testimony which exists NJ "a her ABILITY
to cure apparently hopeless cases Lincoln mo Herald
THE Doctor IL adding daily TO her already us-ious and
vel learned reputation - so7tn |oA'd"
Indeed II all physicians were 70 take the SAM inter
Kc who gives her life her entire time and labor TO the
grand conquest Of human disease then would there be less
afiiCtOn aud better health large bloomington b""n
This lady ia herself remarkable woman Engaging In
tho practice medicine about IS Year, ago when VA 81
dicult for woman IN any public position 70 .s'' nsr
kpCk by virtue merit supported by ndumahle per
severance worked herolcIy aud RAPIDLY onward UNI
ted socially respected and financially solid -D"ceHpo't
GdSstH.
Mn. pr Keck has shown hsst 20 be wo9ds5f 1, T HS
YOU will = Peoria Ndstond! Democrat
Prank generous and kndhearted she has won The AZ
lection. Of all classes an Is r@.reeem ana m1"T l
itles lady aud upright keh'-IHds"eE feo''H'
we speak from own knssledss when we ..S .he !.
one OF the most successful prtcttiohtrs IN nr
iHgtOH Farmer,
This lady has gsined AZ emnence IA the practice 81 hSt
emulation on part Of and ers oidsr followers
E-cu,Apius, and the results OF her SKIN Sua
NOT in Daycar6r only hut through the broad distance OF
the states : DdsenpdTi Democrat
Th. lady hs. developed system Of practice Witch Is
applied with surprising Acility'-PtortG Transcript
,.she l. now sound healthy woman. capable o. dom;
the WORK Ut ave ordn1r somen sue IA, n.t "r y ssrSs
an ctrd aih the incswed condition ~ The mu, Gus
msmDrah,- SE,'nS 81 Ury pec,.. H. uapree,lGsd =
Peoria y GlioHdl Democrat
some who have been sysn ap by our beet PHYSICIANS as
iucurAhlc been placed under he care ~ th ty Who
h,s saved them frJu Al early grave" BsoHgJi0T SER
dGy Aye.
"A name 50 we'll known in e,ntrsl Ilno,- a. 70 h,ye he
Mr. p- Krck ."-ErcHing Psortdp.
~ Consultation and trial of medicine h
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For Sale or Exchange.

ots D. = in Block Two, railroad Addition 10 Qua
va These lots will b. sold cnetp They are t'd hrte
ar Iuourp az ARMSTRONG 4 CHAPMAN,
Att rurys AZ Law,
deca-imos Cor Court and M.llsou Ste, ottawa, H.
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JUST
ARRIVED!

Us complete stock of Dry Goods,
Nations, HoSiery, Boots and Shoes
as there is in Otta,Ca.
Ereyythin6 in Dress Goods desira-
bic and cheap.
Mems Kip Boots. ne hare the Best.
We defy competition. $3.50.
our r. o. Cass Moments, Misses
and Chidren's Shoes can't be beat;
and rve inuite inspection.
Remember zoe sell more Groceries
ihan any store IN Ottawa. Best evi-
dence that ,Ce sell cheap. No snide
goods; all reliable.
MAHER BROS.
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Notice of Assignment.

Public n-'icc hereby given that me UNDERMINED Wi
liam Ia, lur has appo ted a-sur" 81 ne N'c hrn
~ Hull Bartei- Of the ci'y ottawa E Ae Couuis ui
IA sale ana state u Illinois unt ih't 81 pyr-ous S'ine
rIaus against laid lac nu q Hu Btrtl' arr hereby
nptned present to N" 4uGerlsued under oath
within hire. months from tHl- cht"-
Dated At OTTAWA tl- ata Gsy ~ NgAfn ~ 4 y in'l.
y W TAYLOR. Assignee
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DOCIA E.-I- 80 The nnrst English, Oar
! nan nd American o 'kst Boz Es, NJ
- OsNAN q SAPKAANS
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Estrayed or Stolen.

From my farm, about three miles southwest OF Seneca
LIGHT BAY MARE COLT, coming two years old next
spring The colt OF light build and has few white hars
in the forehead reward viii be given for information
JOHN SCHROEDER
Nov. &C. 1881 ?gs Town OF BrookHcid
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MAHER BROS.
FARM FOR SALE.

situated In the of Deer Park mile east OF Bunker
Hill Contains $50 acres. well improved; two good. never
failing wells the place besides running alter most OF tho
times good orchard Of about $50 trees OF all knds OF ru
Would like 10 sell within two months For particulars In
Qure of the owner, j. j. LUTZ nsv26+w'
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage Free 10 cH ,D,c7iJe,y IN tie tinted Stdtes o.
CANADA.
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MUSIC.

ANY four Of the above lots Dollar An OF the above
lar TWO Dollars The above comprises nearly all OF the
nost nonnnr music ever published and Is the hest bargain
yrr offered order NJ once Postage stamps taken. Pa
es, Vions Guitars and Musical lhstrumehS Al 10"
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Kid gloves. in oil shades, at Fiske & Beem's.
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES II sios sn:
O,msn AHapemsHs, west Of Govt Heuse~

NOTE, DEAT'T' AND RECEIPT
~ HOOKS st OSMAH 4 HAPEMANS,
the Court House
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Auction Sale.

We will sell at public auction, at residence near
Grand Ridge, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sharp on
NVednesday, Dec. 18th, l so l, the following
property: Two good work horses one mare, years oil
Norman weight 1850 lbs. four mich one year
Gid steer Hye year old steers year old heirs tire
year old four spring calves steers one SOW and
seven shoaa about II tons OF timothy hay three lumber
wagons suky pillow. grain secdor one corn planter
three harrow- three stirring pows three cuvatOrs two
sets harness. saddle, household furniture, double
trees whifictrcts =. and other articles.
Also at place and At time the late Residence
of VIM H. Turner. Esq. 40
TERNsAl under 81 cash; all over that amount, ~
months credit with approved security without Interest
discount of per cent. for cash. ). J.. MILLER,
deCl0 VIM. ANDEiSON.
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The cost OF force pump and OF tapping the
city water pipe would be s75. The Jail will be
ready for use next week. The residence part
will be ready in about q month. The committee
have secured for heating thr Jail Ruttan farnace,
costing $ll0, for use uutil May 10th. II then re-
tanned it will cost $500 more. Report accepted
On the building of the court house the same
committee report expenditures:
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WILL RETURN

her G fTSa s
National Republican., 1881-07-06
DISTRICT COURTS.


CRIMINAL CoURr.-when the Criminal Court
opened yesterday morning Mrs Belva A. Lockwood
made q motion for the admission to bail Of Mrs.
Emily SOuder. who shot Constable Iubbell few
weeks The court fixed the bond nt 800, although
the Assistant District Attorney demanded that II be
put at sl 90 at least,
motion that the ball In the case of John H. Mitchell,
indicted for rape on his daughter Ellen, and on
whose trial n few days since the Jury were I'M
able to agree and were discharged, be fixed at
5000, and the court so ordered. The Assistant Dis
uict Attorney announced that he was ready TO 90 on
with the trial Of all jail cases but that there were
few cases which had been passed ut the request of the
counsel for defendants. among them the cases Of
Murphy. indicted for the murder OF Fitzgerald, and
Casey for shooting Mrs. Bergeven. Edward Lucas,
convicted OF fmanslaughter In shooting Mrs. Emma j.
Shipley, in South Washington, on Christmas morning
tary for two years and to pay fine of go The petit
EQuITy CoURT.-French vs.. Campbell commits
sion 10 select guardian nd iitem appointed English
vs. English and Fendall VS.. Bradley; sale finally
ratified and cause referred TO auditor. Boyle vs.
shepherds report OF auditor finally ratified. Wal
drOn VS., waldron testimony ordered taken by com
mission. Young VS.. Young; auditors report con-
Leonard vs. Johnson: ratified nisi. Elliot VS.. Den
yer: reference to auditor sawyer VS.. Sawyer; ALI
mony and counsel fees ordered paid. smith vs.
Brooks; sale ordered, and James H. Smith appointed
trustee to sell. Matchett vs. Daniels; motion to re-
instate refused. Clark Kilinn; reference TO
auditor Duaney vs.. Quirk; rule OH defendant dis.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
AN AssAssrN,s PUNISHMENT.
Punishment or n Royal Assassin In 1897
"A TcrrlhIc Death


To the Editor Of THE REruBLtoANi
In reading the "Life of Voltaire," by
James Parton, I came across description Of the
punishment Of a religious fanatic who attempted
to take the life Of Louis XIV, OF France. beg leave
to present tho following abridgment Of the
account given by the author. on the
9th Of January, 1857, as King Louis XIV
was entering his carriage at Versailles, a stout
young man pushed through the Swiss guards and
stabbed the king with pockct.knife The wound
was slight, but all France was convulscd. The as.
sassin was Pierre Damiens, fanatical Jansenist
Door lunOtic without accomplices, plan, or
rational motive. In his pocket was found neatly
bound New Testament, and his purpose was TO pro.
mote the orthodox faith. From the hour OF his arrest
to the moment OF his death, period of two
months and twenty-three days, h0 was In tor
ture whenever he was awake, so cruelty was he
bound. chained, and confined. When at last the
day Of execution came he was taken to the torture
chamber aud subjected to the greatest amount Of
anguish which the human frame is capable OF en-
during surgeons standing by to give timely notice
OF insousibility. Then he was driven by cir
cuitous route through the streets of Paris to the
place Of execution. This took an hour and a half
Another half hour he was kept waiting in full
ready. Then, In view OF the assembled multitude
many OF whom were women, he was placed
peraS P P PES hand no was esa bSPnt orr
next masses OF flesh were torn from him by rcd
hot pincers and melted lead and rosin poured
into me wounds; lastly strong horse was at.
was made to tear him in pieces Amer consider
able period II was found impossible TO do this, and
u message was sent for permission to cut the mus
ces of the joints. II was refused, and again at
tempt was made to tear the limbs apart, but with
out success. A second time word was sent that
the horses could nottear the dying wretch asunder
Permission was then given, and the muscles were
severed but not until both legs and one arm had
been torn of did the prisoner expire. W. II. b.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
nLooMINoToN,s oALA pAY.
Fiftlcth Anniversary OF the Town-A
spceoh by Scnntnr David nnNIa.

CHICAGO, July. 5.-Two thousand
strangers visited Bloomington yesterday the occH-
sion being grand celebration Of the Fourth COM
memorative Of the fnieth anniversary of the in.
corporation OF Bloomington. At a meeting
attended by ten thousand people Senator David
Davis presided, and in his opening speech, re-
erring to the attempted assassination Of the Presi-
dent, spoke rs follows
Tho circumstances under which we meet to-day are
extraordinary and profoundly melancholy The sun.
shine and promise Of the day are darkened by this
deep shadow of national afctoni but II Is the con-
summation OF an individual crime, having Its origin
~ execution In the mind and purpose Of aslnge in.
'fvidual. Horrible II Is, relieved by the
Slou that no party, no section, creed,
no race Of men Is responsible for the
innocent blood OF this fearful tragedy. 1t
Ia not tho prcmontion of coming storm, the fury
OF which Is to shake the fabric OF Government
and to disturb the rcpose OF society. All this
broad land, In city aud plain, In the homes and
hearts OF my million o. people, are the grief aud
row OF n national lamvnlnuon. The attempted as
ssssination or President Garfield has no broader sig.
nllcance than the commission OF n great crime.
Amer noting the lack OF motive for the crime, Mr..
Davis found a subject for congratulation in the
fact that no such crime could stay the progress OF
onr national career He invoked the prayers OF
nll for the Presidents recovery. Hon. George r,
vending, the orator OF the day, also referred 10
the attempted assassination and resolutions Of con-
dolcnce with the family Of the President were
adopted
National Republican., 1881-07-06

WILLIAMsTowN, MASS, July 5.-Senator
ingalls,, OF Kansas, who delivered the Adelphi nd
dress at Williams College last night In nluding to
the attempted assassination OF the President, said
Whether the work Of an irresponsible maniac, or
Of an Office seeking, revengeful man. or OF poiti
cal fanatic, 1t is terrible stigma and disgrace on
free government and popular institutions.
While fully exonerate and acquit oil parties,
factions, and leaders Of any knowledge
Of or participation in this crime by
the commission of which some OF them would
profit, so may declare 1t my judgment that this
arocous act is directly due OF caprces of political
strife" Senator ingalls, thought the theory of civil
service reform was un- American and not In accord
with the theory of The Government. The surest
path to national wealth was through the highest
mental, moral, and physical culture. To accom-
plish this education should be compulsory and
regulated by Congress in every State
National Republican., 1881-07-06

Journeys are proverbially fraught with dis
comfort Peril to the health also is often super
added en- route. This latter may arise from climatic
influences, unwonted food and water, or abrupt
transitions Of temperature 1t is extremely desir-
able, under such circumstances, TO have with one
reliable medicinal safeguard. None IL more de-
serving, popular, and highly sanctioned than Hos
letters Stomach Bittefs Against the influences Of
malaria, the enervating effects Of tropc climate,
or the tendency OF damp uncertain one to de-
velop rheumatism or other complaints, this medi-
cinal agent is genuine defense. Emigrants to
malarious regions, mariners commercial travellers,
naval officers, railroad men, and tourists find in
the Bittes genial means of counteraCtlng the in
iuences prcjudicinl to health, to which they are
most particularly exposed MWF
National Republican., 1881-07-06
Now vorl .,ereraI ,I,r,,.,.

New YoRR, July 5.-Cotton- Consolidated net re-
ccps i0ls bales; exportsG Britain, i,ls bales
France, 1881. Flour-southern dull; to fair
extra IS 255 75 good to choice do, SsO6D7 so Wheat
heavy A@iAc lower; moderate trade; ungraded
spring, 81 Is; No. do o. 20lS69i 2Oi ungraded red
s6A, steamer; No do; 81 ~ mixed winter 81 y;
q 246Dl 2ilE; No. red July 81 25AD1 26S; August
tl 23gl 2lls; September, Sl22il6Dt o. Corn heavy;
A@lls lower; moderate trade; ungraded. iS6057c No.
3 5ic; steamer 5IGlblc; No. q 55i@56; steamer yell
low, 5a3q5ic; steamer white. So No July 55a "a
bjlsc: August 56ls(D6Sc. September, size Oats Y
@Ac lower and fairly active: No g. l2,a@l3c. Hops
quiet and moderate demand yearlings. l26nisc.
Coffee dull; Rio, 9a60l2Ac Sugar dullfnlr TO good
refining, 7HGsc prime SIC; refined dull standard A,
gNc. Molasses dull; 50 test refining, sec. Rosin
steady at q ooa2 10 Turpentlne quiet at i2gl2,c c.
Wool firm and fairly active domestic fleece 3i6pi5c;
pulled, 2OdiOc unwashed, l1C1a2c: Texas, ii4@c.
Pork, moderate tradei old mess, spot $40 50Gi6 2s
new mess, spot, s1 OO917 25; new mess, August
s7 OOpl7 05 July, 81 co. September s7 l0dl7 Is, mid
dies firm and quet long cGar, 0Sc; short 9Sc Lard
about 15c higher and fhirly active, closing firm,
prime steam, spot 81 soil go July, 81 7sGiI SIS
tober. s1i 52JS0pt1 31rs. Frcights dull.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
mailman. aercrnI nInrlt.,

BALTIMORE, July 5.-Cotton quict iniddling lie.
Flour quiet Howard street and Western super 81 80
o. 25 do extra a 5015 2 do family. s5 5o@s J0 City
Mills super, % 5000 So do extra, si755 25; do family
20 1907 0G do Rio bl ands 80 5000 g. Pntapsco family
fS. Wheat-Southern lower; Western lower, clos,
ing weak; Southern red, u 1901 81 do amber S 200
July, o. 22Gi g2iA; August 81 20kdf 2Olf september
81 q asked Corn-Southcrn easier; Western steady
Western mixed. spot, d,s@Siilc; July Bic: August
5js6A55Nc; steamer, IDc. Oats dull; Western white
Hay dull; prime TO choice penpsylvnnia aud Mary
land, tl7 O0n20 90 Provisions qheG mess pork-od
sl7 80; new sls 90 bulk meats-loose ehoulders and
clear rib sides, none here; do packed. 7@gso; bacon
shoulders, 7Ic clear rih sides, iOkc: hams, ltb(O
i2sc; ard-reflned, l2c Butter quiet: Western fresh
grass, l3Ggl7c. Eggs quiet nt lie. Petroleum dull
fined, sac. COlee-Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fhlr aH
0iihc. Sugar firm: son, i0'ac Whisky firm Mt
e lt611 le Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer Quie
cotton, 3l6Ad: -four ss per tom grain, ID. Receipts
Hour, 3i0 barrels; wheat l202S hushels; corn, i5
$50 bushels; oats, 2,7O7 bushels. ShipmcntswheRt,
2ls 0IS bushels corn, $50 bushels Salcs-wheat
52ti3B bushels, corn III 400 bushels