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MUNclE, Ind, March 30.-A correspondent
learns tonight that lra Miller, Il young NOR
chant mud railroad agent, who shot Seth
Mckinney Mt Gilman. near liMn, Monday
evening, has not been arrested. not given
himself tip to tho authorities, Dor 1nm AWAY
but remained at his p!aca Of business since
yesterday morning. lie has employed attor-
1seYs, and Will fight tho casu through OIL tho
plea Of justification. Miller says ho will
prove Mckinney Threatened to kill hin
ths first cl,anco ,te, had. It is
By Mckinney a1id frlsIss to throw Miller
under the trp!n az 1t pulled into Gilman on
tho evening Of TUG shooting. As Miller was
press and mail matter ha mot Mckinney.
Tito train WHY Just runMing up to tho plat
Miller, fearlng Mckinney md friends wouii
attempt to threw him llnslor thB train ulld
murder him, shot Mckinney through tho
heart. Tho Coroners Jury has returned
verdict uElfnBt Miller,
, 1881-03-31

Sr. Louis, March :So.--The Post-Dfspnic'.
Ku,,sas City special says: 1t is reported TINT
the Atcl,tson, Topeka Il Santn I'd east-bouhd
passenger trnin was boarded by robbers tlcar
Albuquerque mil robbed yesterday. \ tscs-
,,erate fight IL saftl to have occurred. md
tilrcD ur Foltr passengers, the conductor, Gli-
Eiilrer, md express messenger sot. Thu
conductor aIlt1 EXPRESS messenger n1e said 10
be killed. This report is current In express
ing ntID,lt It..
iDrEKA, Kns., March ;Io.-rhe reported
robbtn9 Of the Santa. Fl. trim near Alb,t-
ulerHue Is cmphnticatly denied BY officials Of
WIS III tho employ Of. tho Adams Express
Company, was killed By the City Marshal Of
Albuquerque, but tic killing had uo stgni-
Cnncc.
, 1881-03-31
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.


GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcl,.. Mnrch @.-fho
Democratic City Convention tonight nosn!-
nato tho following ticket: For Judge Of tho
Circuit Court. j. ", lsansom; Mayor, Ed u.
Dlckmus,; Clerk, j. J. l,elknap: Marshal,
James Vandcnbcrg; Director OF tho Poor,
Reuben II. Smith; Controller, August
Schmidt; Member Of tho Board Of Review
and Equalization, ID. l.. Ca,npau: Troasurer,
II. W. Nash; Justice ot tho Peace, +. J.
Shintman. At ono time u motion to adjourn
until Friday nf9ait was made, tho supposi-
ton bulnx TINT, all effort would be lnadu for
condition Will, tho tireunbuckerr, who hold
convention to-&,E0rrnW night, but 1t ,waa
ioftatetf by IL yota Of .s IL Is, and straight
Democratic tIrknt wAs ll,.tle.
, ILv Republicans hold tlielr Convention
, 1881-03-31
A N1DNEY-On1}Ets ssv1NDLE.

GArESA, ILL.,. March W.-postmnstcr J. u.
1srown, Of this city, received telegram frnm
Special Agent Dcarat, announcing the cnpsure
today, laar indianapolis. OF 0eorRo Baker'
nl'as Gcorga hammond, alias George llor-
mnhn. who ftalitiulcutly Obtained from tho
1'ost-OAlco I'll this city several letters anu two
International postai-urIcra which VERY hent
To tieurge Hermann. 4 Hermnt, living In W t!ls
city. BY brother who Is I'll Europe. Tho
prisoner 1erso,tnted Hermann, afid, 9Itef be-
Id lin, been living, sighed N1r. flur'nnnns
l1utnc 10 tho orders md received the money,
after which Ilu fled to Indiana.
, 1881-03-31

Special Dhpateh to The Chtedpo Tribune.
JACKSON, lI1cli., March, :W.-The Grccil-
bnck City Convention mt Tonight, aid, BY
acc!anation, nominated tho following ticket:
Mayor, John .; ,GunnIson; Recorder, .JohM
Justlee tfutl terml, Theodore Stein; Justice
{vncancy}, W. W. Peterson; School lii
spector, Solomon Mustsncrs.
, 1881-03-31

Special Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, March :D.-The Anti-Llccnse
ticket Just nominated Icrc Is very strong
one, and It's friends arc cn1ll.leMt Of lis silc-
cess OIL Monday next. Tho tlckot for Alder
men Is ~ follows: First WnrA: q: i: Kirk
and Z. ,A. Cohwcll; Second Ward, ": II.
Mcfarland and George w. Scutt; Third
Ward. 4. II. MaGill aud Ge0rge Armstrong.
, 1881-03-31
TRIAL POSTPONED.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Mnreh W.-A special
from Austin says tint the trlnl Of Riley for
the attempted assassination Of judge Page,
set for tottRy, has been postponed until
Monday OH account OF the difficulty OF ST.
curing u jury. A special yeniro Is out, 01,d
tho Sheriff Is securing tic county for avail-
able Jury material.
, 1881-03-31

.. Special Dspdfeh to TIE Chicago Tribune,
ATLANTA, ta,, March 30.--Th0 duol mr.
ranged to come OF few dnys since In Ala
barnn between prominent citizens Of Amerl-
CHS exploded, owing 10 the arrest Of DR.. Fort
ll!lt Ills second.
, 1881-03-31

GENEVA, ILL.,, MARCH, M.-A report Is
started ut Sandwich tint All entirely new
phuse Ut the Allen .nur.ler case hRs deyel.
ope4 Itself, n1la that testimony viii be pro-
, 1881-03-31

AN ESCAPED CONVICT SHOT DEAD.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March So.-Tho leader
Of n gn'lg of burglars, passing under the name
Of Sutton, but wl,osu rcnl 1lntln Is ChMstuinc,
MI cscapad convict from Missouri was ar
restcs! Inst night, and, attempting to escape.
was shot dead by M officer.
, 1881-03-31

I&4kI1AEkNJlAI I1kS3T4IV VEEI6 1tIbN19U.
Sptetat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, lnd.. Nfnrch a0.-I'asscngors
Of, the wcst-bound express OH the Wabash,
st. Louis & Pacific 1tnirond were robbed OF
considerable property hero Inst night Will
the tfnin ss s:s oh c9,lg'nE englnes;; john A.
, 1881-03-31
11tlIs SAI.E-s3.aoo--TWD-STURy AND
m nasn'nnt @ tfck, s7!, JonH!n;plass IN splendid

'FuK SALE-I3Y u. r. SHERLOCK, lis
- lsandUHh-st--fN Ahnghsu1n-st,. nenr ltnrrADit+
y ftsuts in!csn improvements, tHt es1l2s: casf.
, 1881-03-31

FI,O KENT-DWELLlNG OF q ROOMS
!. rwcnty.sernd:st: nol3ltorInoi: rant $l2s per
fnNnth. A,1tireRA T. II. TflbunH titce.
, 1881-03-31
CITY REAL E.yTitYE.

1INR RSAl.E-1tOUSE AND 40-FUOT LOT
H. IN tnulnnn.nv, near Ek'ItrHnth.st, tnng.
@ i9nF1 md 2 kttctcn on par'or no"F. al7'an MA1soS
, 1881-03-31

ITO IsENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE on
l. nrexal boulevard convenient to FtcAns md
horse cars: tD EBr nlNntFl.
\ hhndsunsly, furnished 3.sL1FJ and basement
stnne- front ht,use. Dh Munroc-ss-+ near Jefferson
Park; &LLa pCr NINTH.
TU1sSElt Il HuSij. fE1yashtnxto on-st.. Noom II.
, 1881-03-31

r{rO HEST-2STORY AND BASEMENT
i l.rDu1n frame hnusa, ON NahAsh-nv- iIenf Twen-
!y.fnrth.st- with fixtures. hut and e!id watur.
Inquire at Es9l WAE1stl-nt between IL anl II NJ.
, 1881-03-31

tITANTED-TO RENT - HOUSES Of
w HvGry hcseription all parts city and tu9arts
!ultediAtniT. guDd tenants. Il. u. GALLGf T. 10.
IL In H4lIn.sk .
, 1881-03-31
JJlfNII;I)-IVJ RENT.

WANFEn-rO llENT-A SUITE OF
w tAlroe nsa sunny rp1ns on ths asta ZION! q
unt rs w,ta With malh .ith oE without Goards o.,t
location aud latuls. VI. H.. Ttlhuno ot1cv.
, 1881-03-31
TO REVT-YOUSES.


SOUTH H1DE.
F1sO OREST-s-ItOOMC COT'rAGEt)N PIlA1-
Il rle.ay, near 7hsrt}-nInth.at- r. ". sritiSuEt,
, 1881-03-31

ENlK SAI.E--9N WEST lIAHElfSUN-Sr.,
L frane huusc with large Int: viii hiways rent
Msll; VIII bo sud cheap. BAIRD Il BRADLEY " La
, 1881-03-31

DOARD-BY 4 GENTLEMAN On TILE
ID Ensth Side: would bd willing 10 furnish RUM.
would rent desirable room without bohfd. ltoat
Ut references xlycn. AudFe4s, with particulars. 81,
TfGunU DtflCb.
, 1881-03-31

TITANTED-TO I.EST-NlCE STONE
w Or brick frnnt hnusu Df inn rDnrnA s!tnated on
nn ~ me snM 9, 'c s s Hms
preferrod. Adiross JullNHDS, liU Twenty -secondsL
, 1881-03-31
COUNTRY REAL ESI.fII1,

E1OR SALE-AT HAliGAINS-C1IOIC
IL Improved farms OF ~, ~ hi down to ncrsJ nenr
tspoti q ltnutea' tt0 seou Chicago. &C. WllIpPE
i 10. q Mark al - -
, 1881-03-31

DOAliD-WlTu FOUR ROOMS
- by elderly gentleman and hia Wife With nalli.
ruums InuAt be sunny and In suud npNhhorhoo1;
would a1kH TO tGcu5u n permanent pilkH un eUltn
Side. Addryss u ", Tribune 0tico.'
, 1881-03-31

Ft,D liENT-A HOUSTON WAnASil-AV.
i. welt tultGd fhr n hnnfdng hOasa; TIM nwnHTA
wonlt wish u tnke tln{ bttnr Adreas I H. TEbunp.
, 1881-03-31

WANTED-l!EAh ESTATE tEVEKY
lu,mudiatoiy. H. i. tiXi.LUF ri, 1s IL saiio-st
, 1881-03-31

TT1O RENT - NEATLY FURNISHED
IL eottnRes ncw1y papercd and palnted u r~unty-
, 1881-03-31

lots. ACd fhrnlH at 1ln4tlaini Will build huu1ek u
Auit really fut Mny aud e09 Daay turhiB.
U j, bIUlNit. owner, III fHhr Ri IT.. ChtcAuo
, 1881-03-31
BOltItDING AND LODGING.

NORTH BIDE.
r y. CLAEk-ST, NEAR THE U1t1DGE-
Guod boart II 10 & pGr week. Eli ~ EU per month;
hay-bonsL 81 psr week. II! ltes snutltht .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26
Solid Roads.

With the return Of solid roads this week, there
has been very noticeable increase in the already
exceptional trade at II. j. GILLEN's, whose
special sale has attracted so much attention.
Special attention is again called to the reduc-
tons OF prices in the extensive dress goods stock.
No such superior line Of goods is offered any
where in this neighborhood as so low prices.
The large cloak and dol,nan stock is worthy Of
public attention.
The bargains in these lines are quite exception.
al at this time; and buyers should endeavor to
call early IL they wish to share in the bargains
offered.
Full line Of blankets, aannels and all winter
goods;
Full line OF boots and shoes for the season, at
the usual low rates;
And complete grocery house.
Mr.. GILLEN is an xious to have you call on him.
He is offering bargains which are given with
out reserve to all who call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

The organization in Ottawa Of "Merchants'
Association" is under discussion by our business
men. The value OF united effort among our
merchants for the receiving Of trade will readily
be appreciated by all who stop to think the mat
ter over. The object Of the proposed Associs.
ton is to look after the interests of Ottawa's
trade, and consider projects for the development
Of all her material resources. 1t aims In effect
to be board OF trade, minus "board Of trade"
gambling-a board composed OF merchants In all
lines OF business, united in an active movement
for the express purpose Of widening, charging
and soldifying Ottawa's trade Ottawa has the
best dry goods stores, the best clothing stores,
the best hardware stores the best grocery stores,
the best newspapers, &C., &C., to be found in
Illinois anywhere within, say, seventy-fve miles
Of u.s. It will be the object Of this Association to
see that the people Of that territory, having
population of not less than 125 900. have easy &C.
cess to Ottawa; to see that our railroad trains &C.
commodate the people; that the system Of mails
is made perfect; and attend to all other matters
in which Ottawa's merchants, manufacturers and
resources are concerned.
Ottawa has picked up wonderfully during the
past year. 1t is now only necessary to keep the
ball rolling. The town never had a better op.
pertunity than now. Will our merchants take
advantage OF the season and the "boom" OF the
times?
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Rubber goods at Child & Phlpps'.
An UnequaIled Stock.

Our new stock of books is nov open The
stock is so complete and extensi, here is no
question it is The only first class book atock in the
city.
Our stock was not bought for the p pose OF
flooding the country with old editions Il dppdr-
entity low prices.
We are selling neo books in new editions, in
new and strong bindings, this seasons puJlica-
tions, for the same and less money at which 9th.
ers are offering last years. stock.
We will show you a line OF the Poets Standard
Works, the most valuable, elegant and complete
line of Juveniles ever opened in Ottawa. This
is fact and not Drag.
Don't buy books until you have seen our stock f;
or you will regret your purchase.
OsMAN & HAPEMAN.
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A Religious Newspaper.

We desire to call the attention of our readers
to one of the greatest newspapers Of the age
one that secures the best writers in this country
and Europe, regardless of expense; has the best
and fullest book reviews of any paper in the
country; has able articles upon financial subjects
has departments edited by specialists and devoted
to Fine Arts, Music, Science, Religious Intelli.
gence, Missions, School and College, News of the
Week, Hymn Notes, the Sunday-school Legal
and Sanitary questions, Biblical Research (some.
thing that cannot be found in any other newspa-
per in the United States), Farm and Garden, In
surance, Weekly Market Reports, etc.-in fact, q
newspaper fully suited to the requirements OF
every family, containing fund of Information
which cannot be had in any other shape, and
having a wide circulation all over the country
and in Europe. We refer to THE INDEPENDENT,
OF New York. "The largest, the abest, the best"
See advertisement in another column and send
postal card for free specimen copy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

The new stock Of Furs for 1882 is now open
and ready for visitors at Hull & Bsrtels'.
Without question, this is the largest and rich.
est stock OF Furs this side Of Chicago.
All fashionable furs and styles represented in
the stock.
Seal caps and hats with ornaments for ladies !;
caps for gentlemen-very fine, desirable goods.
Special bargains in ladies' cloaks.
An unequalled line Of ladies' fur trimmings in
all styles.
No pains have been spared to make this the
only complete line of furs in the county, and il
is 30 considered by all who have seen the stock.
Full line of gloves Of all kinds and styles.
Buffalo robes, with the usual guarantee.
All goods we carry are strictly tlrst-class, and
are offered at prices considered low by all who
know the value of goods.
Come and see US. HULL & BARTELs.
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We are expecting daily full line of the famous
"Lowell Engraved Cards." of designs Of lSS1-2,
for ball programmes, invitations, &c, and very
fine advertising purposes. Nothing neater is to
be found in the city. Indeed the FREE TRADER
printing rooms is the only house that pretends
to carry this high grade line of goods. We also
take orders for several hundred other styles of
goods OF this class, which will be filled on short
notice. For the holidays socially, the FREE IRA
DER offers novelties in printed invitations, pro-
grammes, admissions, dinner names, &C., that
no other house in the county will pretend to
equal, Call and see our goods.
OsMAN & HAPEMAN.
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REMEMBER, That we put on sale to-day 100 Ia
dies black union beaver cloaks and doImans at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $500. Persons de-
string such garments will find the prices ex-
tremely low. We have just received fresh stock
of higher priced garments in this line, which
will be sold at prices correspondngly lo,O.
Remember our child's, misses, ladies' and gen.
tlemens underwear.
Remember our fannels and blankets.
Remember our hosiery and gloves.
Remember our notions (for we are very notion.
all. Our ladies' hood (the CelestiaD is a beauty.
1t is said that the design was obtained through q
medium from spirit land.
Remember that our stock embraces fully and
atfectionately dry goods of every description and
that prices are always satisfactory to purchasers
A. LYNCH.
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OTTAWA ELL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1881.
Some Fur Goods,

Fur trimmings for ladies' cloaks-,cry cheap,
prices being reduced to-day, at Fiske & Beem's.
Fur caps-a new and choice stock.
Fur gloves for driving, very good and cheap.
Gloves and mittens Of every variety and at all
prices.
Large stock OF Buffalo Robes at Fiske & Beem's.
Our fur stock is frst.elass, and will be sold &C.
cording to our compass and guarantee.
WINTER GooDs.--If you want any kind OF win
ter goods-undershirts, drawers, those famous
medicated undershirts, overcoats, hats and caps,
furs, robes, call on Fiske & BEEN. We've got
the biggest and best stock.
And the electric light will be running next
week. New light on clothing, new light on hats
ana caps, new light on furs, robes, and new light
on low prices at Flske's & Beems.
Come and see us. We mean to suit you on
everything.
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MARRIED.-At noon, on Thanksgiving Day, at
the residence Of Mr. Carl Simon, by Rev. John
G. Webster, Of Lisbon, H., Miss HATTIE l..
LEWIS, Of Lisbon, and Capt. W. B. PArP, OF
Sedalla Mo.
Mrs. Paff has large circle OF friends in this
city and county. and is known to many Others as
the sister OF Mrs. Carl Simon and E. N. Lewis
all of whom will extend their congratulations on
this happy event. She was also for about year
member Of the Presbyterian church choir.
Capt. Paf is wealthy retired steamship cap
tain. The wedding was attended only by rela-
tives, but was very pleasant in every respect.
The happy couple left during the afternoon for
Florida, Via Chicago and st. Louis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

The cold weather Of the week has announced
the beginning Of the end Of building for this sea-
son. The second story Of the court house is
nearly finished though hot mortar has been used
all week.-At the tile works the new stack is fin.
ished, as are two large kilns and parts Of two
others. Work on the interior OF the building
continues as the weather permits.-Work is still
going on, under the same disadvantages, at re-
building the Novelty Machine Works, on Madi-
son street at the bridge, brick laying being now
for the second story.
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Ladies' and misses white kid slippers at Child

The ball of Undine Hose Co. took place at vii.
ISIS Hall on last Wednesday evening. About
$50 tickets were Sold and the large hall was
filled to the extent of its capacity, being the lar
gest ball the Company has ever given. Among
the guests were seven of the crew of the Chicago
mo. TO-" who came down to help the boys at
the late fire; two members OF the Peru depart
ment; and six of the La Sale boys. The Aurora,
Joliet and Morris boys were also invited, but did
not put in an appearance. The ball room was
neatly decorated with hose, trumpcts, lanterns,
pipes, &C.; and the ball itself was the finest ever
given in the hall. The immense crowd were
handled in skillful way so that there was Meth.
er unnecessary noise or dissatisfaction of any
kind; and the guests all declared the evenings
entertainment was perfect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

The teamsters' licenses are the hardest items
the city has to collect; because they won't pay
until they get good ready. 1t frequently takes
weeks to collect these fees This year the license
expired June lst and the fees are not yet all col
lected. Some of them now, after nearly six
MONTHS insist they don't intend to pay at all.
Does the mayor claim to have authority to en-
force the collection Of the money? Can't the
marshal organize little circus now, and try, at
least, to collect these fees! They will "look like
biz" In an empty cash box.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

The c., B. & Q. people are building new
turn-table at the crossing, in the glass factory
district. The fact is, the Ottawa business of the
Burlington road has become SO extensive that
some other arrangement had to be made for
handling cars on their Ottawa switches than the
late practice Of OBTAINING trains here TO do this
work. Mr.. Marvin has repeatedly asked for an
engine TO do this work, and rs none was furnish
ed he had to delay trains. The matter has teen
adjusted, however, by sending John Flavin and
train crew to run between Streator and Blake's
at the top of the north grade, and also to do the
Ottawa switching.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26

Our usual stock Of holiday goods is about all
opened; and we should be pleased to have the
public call and the novelties we have on
hand. There is a great variety Of pretty fancy
goods, in wares, feathers, woods, &c, with pic.
lures, frames, books, toys, &c, &c. They are sill
fresh goods both domestic and imported, select
ed from first hands aud we think will please all
visitors. OsMAS & HAPENAN,
West Of Court House Ottawa,
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The Register Wants Agenta

The Illinois State Register is now the largest and
best paper published in Illinois They want
agents in every township. Subscribers are easy
to get. Large cash commissions paid to anybody
who will get subscribers. Write for particulars.
Whether you want to act as agent or not, send
for sample copy, which is sent postpaid, free.
Address STATE REGISTER,
Springfield, III.
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The annual announcement OF the New York
Mercury appears on the 5th page. The Mercury
is one of the best home papers Of the day; and
for theatrical news is unsurpassed. A local cor.
respondent keeps the world 'up" as to Ottawa.
The Mercury now goes to press on Saturday
morning. and reaches Ottawa ON Monday, thus
giving "show news" some three days later than
any other dramatic paper published.
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LEcTUREs-The celebrated SERGEANT BATES
will deliver lectures during the coming week as
follows:
Monday evening, Nov 2Sth, at Utica.
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10Th, in the Circuit
Court room Delano's Block), Ottawa
Wednesday evening, Nov. S0th, at Marseiiles.
Thursday evening, Dec. lst at Seneca.
These lectures are on practical themes, and in.
-arisbly elicit the highest commentator from
all who hear them.
No admission Fee All invited
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OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places by single copy subscriptions will be taken for
any length of time at the regular rates:
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Public Sales,

On Nov, 80, at the residence of the late Bernard
Doherty,-three horses, cattle, hay, pigs, farm
implements, Terms, cash.
On Dec. 2lst, in Freedom, by j. Frank Ford,-
nine borses mule, cattle (cows and steers), hogs,
pigs, wagons, buggy, single and double buggy
harness, plows, gophers, corn shelter, hay, and
many other articles. Terms: Eight months,
without interest; per cent off for cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-11-26
New Envelopes,

Messrs. Osman Il Hapeman have on sale new
envelope, illuminated with picture of the City
of Ottawa on the face, engraved from photo by
Wheeler. These are very handsome goods and
should be seen by all business men.