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BLACK DIAMONDS.

The new "Victor Mill" has been running now
two or three weeks, and has "settled down to
business" turning out flour Of excellent quality
and sells rapidly. Home institutions are IRE
quently robbed Of half their value by familiarity,
but the fact is uncontradcted nevertheless that
the flour of the Victor is equal to the finest grades
made in the world. The machinery Of the best
mills in the land is here duplicated and the best
wheat is uscd-the flour must be equal to the
best, for this is one Of the "points" OF roller
mill that the best results in flour are the only re.
suits. The best results are purity, strength,
wilderness. These are the qualities of the "Vic.
tors Mills" Hours We say it again--no better
hours can be found in the market. All local
dealers carry the -four and sell 1t as low as other
grades claimed good arc cold o'dor A Of
your grocer and try 1t once.
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The carpet trade Of this county is growing ev-
cry year, and Scott Bros. ~ Co., anticipating q
large business this spring, have opened q much
finer and larger stock than ever before, in the
best lighted carpet hall in the state. Customers
can always see just what they are buying. These
carpets we're purchased direct from the manufac.
turers and importers, saving handsome profit
by purchasing from first hands. Nearly all the
designs of the new carpets opened are private
patterns and cannot be duplicated elsewhere in
this county. They have made very low prices in
order to bring the trade of the surrounding cities
and towns here for their carpets. We noticed
handsome ingram carpets at %, %, 35, SO and IS
cents and Roxbury Brussels at 81 per yard. If
you are IN want of anything in carpets or cur.
tains 1t will pay you well to visit Scott Bros IL
Co.'s large carpet hall
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BLACK DIAMONDS
City Council.

The city council met in regular session on
Tuesday evening. As some of the members
wanted to hear Mr.. Beecher's lecture, business
was rushed. ,
The minutes OF the last meeting were passed
without reading; and Mr.. q. Gates was granted
the privilege Of building feed yard with sheds
on the old site, without discussion.
The marshal reported fines imposed in Feby,
S57; collected, S2S; served out, So, and four LID.
Grated. There have been during the year 3Sl
meals given to tramps $40 20 and 625 to prison
ers [sl24.5GI all worth 5000. &C. Besides the city
has paid the county Sl3G for fees when there was
no city jail.
The street and alley committee have had Il
man cleaning brick. The man got out -, 900,
and was allowed sl5.
In the matter Of the bill Of II. j. Logan, the
finance committee find that in 1877, while Mr..
Logan was a member Of the council, the com
mttee appointed TO rebuild the city hall, of
which he also was a member, instructed him to
draw plans and specifications for the building,
and superintend the construction, agreeing as
Mr.. Dean, a member Of the committee, says TO
pay him o reasonable compensation therefor
which work he did faithfully and well, putting
In IS days time of 10 hours each. He has been
paid nothing. The committee, however, say that
though the council has set the precedent by pay.
ing members for this kind of service, yet this
precedent is bad, il not Illegal, and the commit
tee recommend against paying the bill. Skinner,
to get the matter before the house, moved TO re.
ceive the report and pay Mr.. Logan s120. Mr..
White thought the bill should have been sent in
long ago II there was any expectation that the
services would be paid for by the council. Loon.
ey said il was horrible outrage on taxpayers il
this money was taken from the pockets Of the
workin gmen in his--ward. II was not paid
! We'll & Teller were given permission 10 run a
drain across Mill street TO the sidecut, under the
direction OF the street and alley committee
BILLS.
Among the bills paid were the following Fire
men, s4l.s0; boarding tramps, $35; printing
sl04 As; telephones, SIS; ID. p. Jones, drawing uI
petition for reorganization and drafting ordi
nance IN same subject, $40; coal, sl0.l3; horse
shoeing, Sos. 80; gas-lamps, sl7925, engine
house, $3.50, police headquarters, $500, repairs
sl5; pay roll, s2I07; salaries, $3.50; total
slOl6s5.
Mr.. Doogan, u constituent of Mr. Looney, pre-
sented bill Of s2i50 Tor digging ditch in the
fourth ward. No one ordered him to dig it, and
the object was to drain his own cellar. Yet the
ditch was long one and Of use perhaps TO the
public, so Hollecker said he thought the city
might fairly divide the cost and pay Doogau
sl2.25. Looney thereupoR waxed eloquent II
was an outrage to ask q man to take such a sum
for this work, which Mr.. Hollecker himself would
not do for .25 nor $50 nor s1OO nor s2OO-he'd
get the rheumatics If he touched the job at all
He moved Doogon be paid $50, and Heating sec.
onded the motion. The matter was compromised
by referring it TO a committee for an inyestiga
ton.
Adjourned.
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Important Announcement.

| Among the business announcements made Of
late, none is more important than the opening
of a carpet department by H. J. Gillen in his
new quarters on La Sale street, Mr. Gillen has
not been In the carpet line before, simply because
he had not had the room TO shsw this line OF
goods. He will make amends, however, now.
Never doing anything by halves, he will open 10
soon as In the new house (the goods are now ar
rivng) an entirely new stock In this line, select
ed with the utmost care, aud be the best ever
brought here. There will not be an old pattern
in the entire line, bat on the contrary 1t will In
clude all the ne colorng and new designs In all
qualities OF goods, making complete stock with
a multitude of patterns from 25c. carpet up to
the finest 5-frame body brussels-the best goods
handled In the country; with, OF course, rugs.
curtains lace curtains, and everything else found
in frst-class carpet stock. His investments in
this line have been made to the best advan-
tage, and though this stock will stand the new.
est, best and most complete In the county, still,
realizing that there is still the point OF prices,
there will be no hesitancy in moving at once in
the direction Of new and low prices. Prices will
be low-remarkably so-from the start, so that
this new departure is bound to be most attract
i've feature OF the house, and entitled to the con-
sideration and inspection Of all classes Of buyers.
New goods arriving daily for the dry goods de-
partment in all lines, which will be opened in
the new store, crowdng all departments full of
desirable goods. The line Of dress goods will be
particularly rich.
The dry goods line will be moved tonight and
be in the new quarters ON Monday. The boot
and shoe and grocery houses also will be trans
ferred to the new place as soon as possible there
after.
The public are cordially requested to call at the
store on La Sale street, and we are satisfied Mr..
Glllen will be able to make soine revelations on
goods and prices that those not in the habit of
dealing with him possibly have not imagined,
spite of the frequent statement Of the facts.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1882.
Gentle Spring. &C


The weather hasn't been ut ALL this week on
the gentle spring" order; nevertheless the
spring campaign has been insugurated at the
great clothing house Of FIsKE 4 BEEN.
The stock OF ready made clothing ia simply
enormous-nOt by comparison, hut in actually
as any visitor can see for himself. II is as un
limited in variety as great in size. Every sort Of
buyer, of whatever taste or size of purse will
here find goods to suit him, be he tall and slim
or short and thick. All sizes OF men and boys
can be fitted and clothed to their taste with re-
liable goods-warranted goods; while mothers
will find the stock Of childrens clothing one that
cannot be Jeaten in the west These goods are all
fresh, In new styles of stylish fabrics, and in ev.
cry way garments that will please the public in
quality and lowness of price.
The hat and cap stock is the most complete in
the city, full OF new styles in all lines. Every
size and age can be fitted This stock is so large
and so complete that additional shelf room will
have to be constructed on which to place the
goods. Fiske & BEEN are in the bat business,
and are not content with half stock. That isn't
their style. When you want the best go to Fiske
IL Beem's.
The line of furnishing goods can't be equalled
in this county. The shelves and cases speak for
themselves, that Fiske 4 Beem's is the only
house carrying complete line of furnishing
goods in the clty-where you can get the cheap.
est or the best furnishing goods known to the
trade.
All prices as low as anywhere in the United
States for the same goods, and no misrepresenta-
ton allowed. Call there If you want bargains.
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Too Rusy,

We are sorry that We will have to disappoint
our numerous customers this week in not writ
ing long and exhaustive article about our ne,o
spring goods, but We think all of you would be
better pleased to call and see them for your.
selves. By the way, we had almost forgotten to
mcation about our ready made ladies' suits di.
rect from Paris. Oh, no; from--from--from--
let me see--realy we cant think just now, our im.
portations have been SO vast Of late. II is i'm.
possible to remember where they al do exactly
come from, but then that's mere trifle. Itdon't
matter much. Call around and see them, any
way; they are perfectly lovely. Respectfully,
FORBES Il FLICK.
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The La Sale Democrat has something to say
about our Leading dry goods house, to wit:
II is, without question the largest and best ap-
pointed dry goods house in La Sale county. And
this store is filled completely with new goods.
As q lady remarked on the second day of the
opening al heard yesterday good deal OF your
stock but the half is not told" 1t is safe TO say
that not one line of goods that should be kept
by irstclass house will be found lacking,
while many goods-specaties and novelties, will
be found in this county only at this house. In
carpets and house. furnishing goods their stock
is second to none The entire stock is metropol.
itan in size and character and unequallCd In the
county.
II is really true that one half, II not larger
proportion, Of the people Of this county have no
idea of the beauty of this new store or the com
pletcncss of stock in this new house. One half
Of the people OF this county will not think the
truth psssible in this county, rich as II Ia, until
they make this house visit. II will pay all to
make this visit, see the store by daylight and al.
80 by night, when the decorations Of the rooms
are shown with the electric lights, OF which four
are used In this house. The visitor will find him
self well rewarded-rewaldrd by finding a stock
one can find nowhere else this side OF Chicago,
and see u business house that will make one feel
just pride in the growth OF old La Sale county,
which alone makes such a magnificent business
possible within her limits.
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LODGE No. II l. O. o. F. Meets every Thursday
evening in odd Fellows Hall. Court street. /. ~ vii
Jams n. c.; J. q, Harris, Sec
ToYTI LopaE No. Sss |. o. o. +. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block u Farnsworth n g.; j.
b. Harris, Sec,
IKssISG LODGE No. S26 l. o. o. f. Meets every We'd
nesday evening Gedney's Block. NJ. kelm, N g.; +.
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DDGREE LoDGE No ID. OF Il. Meets first
Friday evening each month. Mrs II. j. Logan. \ q
W l. Harris, Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening OF
each month.
OTTAWA ENcAxpMENr No. 33I. 0. o. F. Meets I'd and
18th Tuesday evenings of each month Charles Bowers c.
p; J. o. Harris, Scribe.
UPLAND ENCAMPMHST No III |. o. o. +. Meets lat ana
ID Tuesday evenings each month, In Gedneys Block Phil
IN Lener, c. P; John Vogle, Scribe.
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HOME DIRECTORY
Of Churches Orders, Societies, &c.
CHURCHES.

ST. CoIUAsA (Rom Catholc). La Sale st. Pastor Rev
Father Ryan, Assistants, Fathers Doloyan ana oSeli-
Serycee At o'clock A. M 8 81 A. NJ. lOU A. NJ, and YES
Ders At $3.50 p. NJ. Sunday school at2:DP.M.
Dr. FRAYcEs German Catholic). West jackson street
Pastor Rev Father Hont Services at $50 and 1890 NJ
Sunday school AZ o'clock r NJ.
CHRIST CHuKCn (Epscopall. Corner Columbus and Ia.
ayette street, Rector Rev F. NJ Gregg Services az lO
a, ". and r, NJ. Sunday school AT IN AN.
FIRer COSc REGATIoNAL CHURCH. Corner of Columbus
and Jackson streets Pastor Rev o. b. Barnes services
Il 1880 A. ". and p. VI. Sunday school at l2A
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Corner Columbus and Jefferson
streets Pastor Rev f. G. Arnold Services at 1880 A. NJ
and p. NJ. Sunday school at II NJ
BAPTIST CHURCH. Jefferson street. between La Sale and
Columbus. Pastor, Rev. D. p Mcpherson. Services AT
l0:OA. NJ and Z Il. NJ, Sunday school at II NJ
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner jefferson and Column
bus streets Rev NJ * Wmttlesey acting pastor. Servi
at 1899 A. NJ Sunday school at I'm.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Services held In the
French Church. West Main street Pastor rev H. Cookie
Services at 1880 N. p NJ Sunday school, $3.50 A. NJ
Zion CoNGREG ATIoSAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran West Jefferson street Pastor, Key ii Slew
ing Services AT 1890 A. Sunday school at l:WP. NJ
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OSMAN L. HAPEMAN,
1900 vols. Good Books
AND THEY ARE DOWN.
.r-Au SIC Books, 1oc Books, &c and v Books IL,
Now ~ Cents.
LOOK AT A FEW PRICES:

Kendall De Horse Book. SC; Hstoyof Yognssr BrSss
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faSs Tom Dr"wn's school Days WHY Kelly Last psys6f
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West, Gorilla Hunters Cnrs History q ENGLAND, Tom
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Remember, the stock unlimited.
Yours, for Drugs Books, Paints and Bargains,
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THE COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court met for March term on
Tuesday. There were on the docket ll5 civil, Z
peoples, 50 rehearing and % Amusement cases.
The peoples cases were set for yesterday. On
Wednesday rehearng was denied in the case of
Wrought iron Brdge Co. Of Canton, ohio v. The
High,rdy Commissioners Of Ntica and Der ParA,
which ends that long struggle, leaving Deer Park
free from paying her share OF the cost OF the Utica
bridge.
On yesterday the case Of knickerjochrr V. The
People ex rel. involving the validity Of the Cook
County Probate Court was argued by Messrs.
Cloudy and Wilson for appellants and Brown and
Atty General Mccartney for appellecs. Vast pc.
cuniary interests as well as many personal rights
are involved; and La Sale county also IL inter.
ested.
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The minneapolis" Irvine Binder is selling
rapidly, for the reason that IL uses The get'aim
"Appleby" Binder, made by Applehy himself
and contains important Improvements found in
no other. Leave your orders with Maney, Jor-
dau & Cowles soon and you will not be disap'
nointed In harvest time.
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BLACK DIAMONDS.

Squire Reese is Il candidate for police magis-
trate. The Squire proposes, If elected, to hold
court in uniform IN the police headquarters daily,
in style BETTING a great city like this. The po-
lice are inclined to favor him as a candidate. The
fight therefore seems between Reese and Weeks,
and we can see no serious objection to either.
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snatch.d from the Grave

Mrs Helen Pharviz, No S3l Dayton St., Chics.
20, Ill. is now in her sixty.eighth year, and
states that she has suffered with consumption
for about ten years, was treated by nine physi.
clans, all OF them pronounclng her case hope
less She had given up all hopes OF ever recov.
ering. Seven bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption completely cured her.
Doubling ones, please drop her postal and sat
isfy yourselves. Sold by G. Gehring. Trial bot
ties free
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The Burke Bros. grocery, at McMullen's old
stand, La Sale street, has been running on fine
ly during the past two weeks, and all who have
called there have been delighted with their stock
and the new management They have found
everything new and fresh, and the stock as com.
plete as in any grocery house il the country,
with prices on all goods as low as the lowest
This will always be the rule in this house the
best Of everything at the lowest prices; and Nc
Mullen's old patrons, so urgently tempted to 20
up the street, will find no reason for doing so,
for all those who have continued to trade with
the new house declare themselves even better
pleased than ever with their trading place. All
others, also are invited.
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No 40 A. +. d A. NJ. Hall in Opera
House Block of La Sale aud Jefferson streets Jas
McManus, W. NJ; A. NJ Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
lst and Sd Monday evenings OF each month.
HUMBOLDT LoDGE No. ss5 a. F. 4 A; NJ Hall IN Ged'
lar meetings ID and Ath Friday evening each month
sHARBoyA CHAPTER II, 4, NJ Hall In the Opera House
Block Vim. l.. Miihgan, II. r.; A NJ Hoffman, Sec
I'd Wednesday evenings of each month
OTTAWA LoMMANDKRY No. 10 X. T. Meets in Masonic
Hall. Opera House Block. Edward u smith f. c.; A. NJ
aaph
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RIBBON REFoRA CLUE OF OTTAWA. Meets every
sunday afternoon at Cheeyers Hail. j. F. Gseher, Pres;
J. II. Misner, Sec.
MEMS AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE CLUB OF OTTAWA.
Meets every Saturday evening" in hall Hamons feed
store, Main st VIM Burgess Pres Jacob Bane, Sec.
FAITHFUL LODGE No 3ss O.G T. Meets every Tues
day evening. in Lynch's Hall d. Beckwith, W c. T. T.
W Burns, Sec.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABsTINANCES SOCIETY OF OF.
TAwA Meets Ieddick's Block LIST Sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening in each month John T Burke,
Pres. James Ford Sec.
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Spring Millinery.

Mrs. HaZtt has just received her first invoice
OF spring millinery, embracing all the latest
styles. Ribbons, flowers and trimming goods in
endless variety A large assortment of children's
school hats, trimmed, from 80 cents up. Her
usual low prices will be maintained and care
taken to please all.
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Booth & Kendall
Have a full line of the celebrated
PERU CITY

IIHNt q IUII II1t OF tHt CtIGUTHltU
PERU CITY
walking plows, aitoayS perfect, a',cdys reliable.
Also the PERU CITY sUIKY. No better p'o,c ete,
rolled.
The GRAND pEroUR spring cultvators leads
them all.
DEERE & MANsrR Corn PAINTER AND CHECK
ROVER is tie best.
Can and see these goods and be convinced that
what we say is true. Prices rock bottom.
BooTH Il KENDALL.
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL AssocIATIoS. Meet. every Monday
evening in basement OF Congregational Church. C. ~.
Trimble, Pres. Henry Rochelle, Sec
FITzGERALD's BGAss REED BAND. Meets Monday
and Thursday evening" in Camerons Block, Nsd
and Columbus streets. Frank Lancaster. Leader.
BAcH's MILITARY BAND. VI cts every "wednesday eye.
ming. In Cameron's Block A. z. Bach. Leader.
OTTAWA LIKpzRrsFkL. Meets every Tuesday evening
AZ Shaefers Hall. c. Zvsnz9 President: Jacob Berzne
secretary. - So
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BLACK DIAMONDS.
Spring styles received at Mrs. Hazlitrs.
The Churches,

Observation-Disclosures OF discourse al the
Congregational church tomorrow: Morning,
"The Christian Law of Money Making" eve.
ming, Reforming the Stage"
Baptist-Rev. Mr. Mcpherson breaches in the
morning upon "Tne Importance of the Church"
and in the evening zone Hour in Gethsemane."
Il. Il. HaN-Address tomorrow by b. T.
Holmes.
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The spring line OF ladies'. misses. children's-
mems, boys and youths boots and shoes are now
making for Child & Phipps, to arrive shortly. It
will be as laI ge an assortment as can be found in
the city, with all goods of the usual excellence
found at the house, at the lowest prices, quality
considered. Winter stock now closing out. Call
and see the goods You may find something you
need at a decided bargain.
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3. INV. 2w. I'm. IAN. SIN. sM Y.
OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained al the following
places the single copy subscriptions VIII ne taken LOT
any length of time at the regular rates.
Z. L. DoNAaHo, Streator
III. TROwBRIDsE, Narcotics.
Gro. H. HERGER. for Troy Grove, 0phr and Walthaln.
Address, Troy Grove.
The yaper always file at the office Of the Rock laad
r. IS Clark ST. under sherman House Chicago, for con.
yenience Of our friends.
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The Minnesota and Dakota birds are beginning
10 leave their wiEter quarters. Messrs. Hosford
Lovejoy, Curtis and Hunt having leftfo Dakota
and the Hathaway boys and VIM. Orr for Mime
sofa. Geo. Leland goes next week.
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JOhnP. Flick buys live turkies and chickens
hogs, sheep, calves and fat cattle for his market
Also market prices paid for butter, eggs &c, for
his store Give him call before selling
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JEWISH SOCIETIES.

HUMBOLDT LODGE No. 1901. o. B. B. Meets in knesss's
Hail. LIST and ID Sundays in each month ID. Hess Pres
Isaac Well, See.
COVENANT LopGR No. 100 l. o. X. S. B. Meets in hneus
rs Hall, LIST and 81 Sundays each month ID Hes Pres
A Hess, Sec.
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Among the officers, aside from mayor and al.
dermen to be voted for at the coming city cleo
ton, is police magistrate. The only candidate
We hear of thus far, besides the present incum.
bent, is V. b. Weeks, Esq. He has done we'll as
a justice of the peace and no doubt would ill
the other position to the entire satisfaction OF
the public.