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TNAX PAYERS TAX - NUTlUE--GlTY &
L SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1881. s.l
The undersigned receivers of taxes for the
City Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth street between Market and King sts.,
on and after he LIST day Of July. iSS2 between
the hours Of land II In the morninc, and
from to Q in ths afternoon for the purpose o I
receiving taxes. On all taxes paid during
the month of July there will be reduction OF
i've cents on every dollar, and all taxes paid
on or after the first day Of August, including
the first Tuesday Of September, shall be
payable without q reduction or addition as
and all taxes unp I'D on the day
next, after the first Tuesday in Sept amber
shall be increased by the addition Of per
centum on ths amount thereof.
EDMUND FIR" VOST,
Receiver Of Nor hsrn District, including oil
Nort6 Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Re,eiver Of Southern District, inc uding all
South OF Sixth street. lyl3.u
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NO.IUL.

l. X. M. BROOKS, q a director Of the Wait
ers' Union Associate, do make it known
that this association ts rrrpared to serve
tea parties, banquets. NeddinT Receptions,
Private or Public, in tirst cla's style. Orders
may be left at 1888 Walnut street, with X. M.
Brooks, or at the clayton House with the as
Slstant director, g. H. Bowyer Orters will
be promptly filled: charges reasonable. The
Walters Union Association. =. l.. Anderson,
President. ie29.3m
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FTNAE L ARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE In
J. Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Grand Depot. lSth and Market streets.
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A TEEMTKbM--AI4L PERSONS DE
N string pure Drugs or Chemicals, or
Wishing their prescriptions or privase receipts
compounded with pure materials
ahouid go 10 the drag store Of
H. II. RRINGHU L RST
slT Market treet. Wilmington.
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NJ OTICE-ALL PERS ms ARE HERE
Nv by war led not to allow anyone to con.
tact debt on my account, as l shall pay no
bills unless mate through an order over my
signature. THOMAS =. REOKER,
Bishop of Wilmington.
WILMl e1 ON, August SIh, 1882. au9-3t
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TEA! TEAL! TEA!!l

TEA! TEAL! TEAL!
We have just received10O.
chests of New Crop Teas,
among them our 50 & 6Oc.
Black, Green and Japan.
They are New Crop and we:
consider them better than
ever as they have been Sc
lected with very great care.
We have also reed. a large,
invoice of Rio, Laguayra,,
Maracaibo and Java cofees,..
which we are selling at very
low figures. Rio coffee sold
at 10, 12, Is, 18, 20, % and.
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound.
We personally superintend
the roasting of our cofees.
Call and try them.
New Crop Trrnip Seeds,
CRIPPRN'S TEA ATORB..
No. 5 E. Second St.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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TlEETH Fur ALL PHE PEOPLE.

Beautiful teeth at SO, S. 81 and $40 NJ y n
q set. Teeth extracted without pain by the
use Of gas. Over 80 years experience, DIR.
No. 1856 Market street,
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FOR RENT.

TNoR RENr-HOUSE 1903 BROOM ST.,
Il with modern imprOvenent', fr7nt and
side yards. Apply to M. NJ. OhILD, 7O4
Market st. iy6.tf
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N02I4 HING STREET, has for ".

breech nd,muzzle loading guns Of all makes.
revolyers and cLrtridges of all kinds. Full
nlckel-plated reviewers, 1925. I'm elements
Tor Dreech.loading guns glass balls and traps
and hsninS tackle. Repairing done at short
notice.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-08

What We say:-that we can show you more wall
paper Of all gradesdrom the cheapest to the finest
decorative papers made) than any other house ~
this county We insist we carry the only frs,
class stock OF wall paper, decorations, &c, to be
found In the county; and after looking through
our stock you will be convinced we are right.
Don't let those other fellows tell you, as some
OF the dealers throughout the county will, that
We carry only high priced goods, but remem Der
we carry e,erythng IN the line.
They admit that in all fine papers they can,
begin to compete with US, and tell you that is
all we carry.
Don't be fooled. We have high priced goods
and low priced goods the cheapest as well as
the best goods, and all goods are at the forrest
prices those qualities can be sold for.
We want you to see our stock, whether you
want to clean a closet with straw paper or dec
crate parlor, which, by the way, We can do in
more fas',iDHahie style than the frescoer, at one.
half his prices.
Come and see US. No trouble to show goods
OsMAS Il HAPRMAN Ottawa.
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New Arrivals.

The success of Mr.. II. j. CULLEN on La Sale
street continues undated and as the roads i'm
prove it is daily becoming greater. In addition
to the other attractions offered, there are now
new arrivals in many lines, among which we
might specify
Silk Garments;
Something special in silk over-garments;
Dolmans
Nice line and new shades in cloth Dolmans,
and something specially fine in the English
Walking Jacket of this material;
Something specially cheap in fancy, black and
summer silks.
The daily arrivals in all lines Of merchandise
at this house is the marked feature of La Sale
street life.
And they are being disposed of, too; for the
new and low prices and straight work, one of
the principal causes Of his great success, is win
ming Mr.. GILLEN new friends and patrons daily.
CARPETS.
Remember that GILLEN is established in bona
ide, frst-class carpet trade.
Tapestry Brussels, Roxbury Brussels, 5-ply
body Brussels, the best Lowell ingrains, and in
fact all goods that are to be found in first
class carpet line can be purchased at this house.
at new prices. Don't forget this, nor fail to ex-
anime this stock-you will save money by so
doing
All the old departments of the house are IN
hH biast, selling goods at the bottom figures,
from complete stocks. All invited to call and
compare stocks and prices with any house in the
county
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Two Years.

Just two years ago to-day the enterprising dry
goods hrm of Forbes & Flick, of this city, opened
their doors for the first time to their numerous
friends and the public for share Of their patron.
age with grand opening. 1t was pronounced by
all the ladies who gave them a call decided
success, in point OF variety, elegance and artistic
display Of goods. When We reflect back to the
first day, after close inspection OF their present
stock, we can hardly realize the comparison, and
to form an adequate idea OF the difference, we
imagined small rivulet SWOLLEN to q mighty
stream. In place OF making a meagre attempt
to fill up BY putting and spreading their goods,
they have got every available nook and crook,
up and down stairs, completely packed with as
fine line OF dry goods as ever was seen in this
city at one time. II they continue using their SD
perior judgment in the selection Of desirable and
stylish goods, their courteous manners and &C.
commodating ways We predict for them brilli-
ant future. Their trade is gradually increasing,
having now reached a magnitude far beyond
their expectations. The plausible reason for this
is, they are close buyers, paying cash for their
goods and receiving the discounts Their ex-
penses are perhaps three times smaller than any
other house in the city. These are items worth
considering, as 1t enables them to undersel all
competitors. On making our tour of inspection
We noticed several new cases of goods just OPP.
eu cd, consisting Of the newest and latest spring
styles, such as brocadei, striped, checked and
plain grenadines; the same in bunting, summer
silks, cashmeres, etc, with beautiful trimmings
to match. Every lady who visits our city will
find it to their advantage to call and see these
goods before purchasing elsewhere. They have
also an elegant line of parasols, dOlmans. cloaks,
etc. Remember, a word to the wise Is sufficient
Respectfully,
FORBES x FLICK.
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The most fastidious seeker for fine shoes will
find the stock of Child & Phpps at this time
specially attactve. The ladies in particular will
be delighted, as the stock Of ladies' shoes is one
that has probably never heen equalled IN Ottawa.
The goods are in several styles Of lasts, and in
great variety Of widths, while the materials are
the very best manufactured. The stock is the
finest they have ever shown, and il it does not
satisfy everyone, no stock can be opened that
will In gents fine shoes the stock is rich in new
styles and desirable goods. Mr.. Phpps asks all
to call on him, assuring them prices that cannot
fail to be as satisfactory as the goods are excel
lent,
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Mr.. j, NJ, French
SUCCESSOR TO HULL 4 BARTELs,

SUCCESSOR TO HULL BARTELs,
Has just received another invoice Of new goods
In his line, of which he makes specially OF hats,
caps and gents furnishing goods.
II you want nobby hat and THE CORRECT
STYLE don't fail to call and see for YOURSELF also
everything in the way OF furnishing goods,
such as fancy coored shirts, fine light underwear,
fancy colored gents hose, also cheap sock for
working men. In fact he keeps everything that
Is needed by the merchant, banker, farmer, me
chanic and laborer. We sell for cash only, and by
so doing will give you more for your money than
you can get at any other place where they
charge you up an extra per cent. for all bad
debts they incur. Mr. Bartes, Of the old firm, i:
with me and will attend to the wants of the ole
customers of the late firm and will see that they
have goods of the style and quality to suit them
We also take measures for the celebrated VII
son Bros. shirts as usual
Give US q call aud Bart will surely please you
J. NJ. FRENCH,
Successor to Hull & Bartes,
North of the Court House
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1882, TEN PAGES
Look out for Hull,

He struck New York in the right time, and
will show you next week what he struck. In
fact call to-day and see q few things that came
last night. and we will show you what you may
expect in prices. I never blow what l do not
have. Now l say that will open during the
week the most extensive and largest stock ever
shown in Ottawa, and at prices under all OF them.
When you hear prices quoted, call at Hulls and
see If he Is not below.
We claim that we have the finest patterns in
Carpets in Ottawa, and still we found some in
New York we thought prettier and bought them,
and they are cheap. Call and see. 1t costs no
more to buy handsome carpet than nomely
one. do not think that we are beat much. We
sod yesterday ten carpets and still have more left
and more on the way w. II. Hull.
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HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies, &c.
CHURCHES.

ST. COLUMBIA (Rom. Catholic. La Sale st. PASTOR rev
Father Ryan Assistants, Fathers Donovan and OSeli-
Services o'clock $3.50 A. NJ, lO:O A. M ana YES
pers at $50 p. M Sunday school at2:3OPM
Sr FRAycEs German Catholic. West Jackson street.
Pastor Rev Father Hont. Services at $50 and 1880 A. NJ
Sunday school at o'clock r. ".
CHRIST CHURCH (Epscopall. Corner Columbus and Ia.
streets Rector Rev F. NJ Gregg Services at los
A. NJ and : =. NJ Sunday school at ~ An
FIRST CoNe RIG ATIoNAL CHURCH. Corner Of Columbus
and Jackson streets PASTOR Rev g. b. Barhes services
at 1880 A. N. and p. N. Sunday school at II NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Corner Columbus and JEFFERSON
streets Pastor, Rev f. c. Arnold Services at 1880 A. "
and p. NJ. Sunday school at I'm.
BAPTIST CHURCH Jefferson street. between La Sale and
Columbus. Pastor. Rev. d. p Mcpherson. services al
l0OA. n. and 7P. n. Sunday school at II M
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Jefferson and Column
bus streets Rev NJ X Whlttlesey. acting pastor SerV
ces at 1880 A. N. Sunday school at IL n.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Services held in the
French Church. West Main street Pastor Rev H. Cookie
Services at 10O NJ I p. Sunday school, 9:So A. NJ
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran. West Jefferson street Pastor. Rev. IL. Sev
ing. Services at 1890 Sunday school at 80 p. ".
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1900 vols. Good Books
AND THEY ARE Down.
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Remember. the stock unlimited
Nuurs fnr nrrrs lnnks PaInts and EArgAlns.
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Too M uch Interest

Cannot be taken in the selection Of what enters
our bodies, either as food or medicine. Forbes
& Lorriaux will give you the benefit Of their ex-
perience of twenty-five years in handling and
preparing medicines, buying only the best and
the purest, and dealing in none but reliable and
straightforward goods. In buying paints and
oils the same care should be exercised, the durs-
blity OF these goods being the measure of their
economy. Forbes & LorriauX will sell you the
best, whether you want leads, oils or mixed
paints while their prices will not be above any
Of their competitors.
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LoDaR No Il |. O. O. F. Meets every Thursday
evening in odd Fellows Hall. Court street. l. A. VIII
lisms, n. G.: j. o. Harris, Sec.
ToNTI LoDGE No 8y9 /. o. 0. F. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block. ID Farnsworth, n. g..
b. Harris, Sec.
LKssING LODGE No. S26 |. o. o. f. Meets every We'd
nesday evening, in Gedney's Block. u. Kem, N. g.; f.
Bernhard, Sec
FLORENCE DDGREE LODGE No ID. OF X. Meets first
Friday evening In each month. Mrs ii. j. Logan n. G..
". l. Harris, Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening OF
each month.
OTTAWA ENCAMPMENr No. 80 |. q. q. +. Meets I'd and
eth Tuesday evenings of each month Charles Bowers c.
p; J. o. Harris, Scribe.
IFFLAND EScAMPaRNr No III l. DOR Meets lst AND
Sd Tuesday evenings each month in Gedney's Block Phil
tp Lencr, G. p. John Noglc, Scribe.
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Easter at tho Churches

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday. the "Queen Fes-
tival Of the year" In England Eastcr.tide is =
secular holiday as we'll Ms religious festival. In
this country, however, its observance is a rei.
gious one only, except so far as the closing OF
Lent with Easter recommences the events OF the
society world. The religious services in the
churches in Ottawa will be somewhat as follows:
Episcopal Church.-The frescoing OF the church
has progressed so far that most OF the staging
will be taken down day, so that the church
may be decorated with flowers, as usual at Eas.
ter. In the morning will be an Easter service,
followed by Holy Communion. Special music
has been prepared for the service, quatette Of
OF male voices taking the leading part. In the
afternoon the sacrament OF baptism will be ad-
ministered at 3 o'clock. In the evening there
will be the chlldren's festival with professional,
anthems, carols, oflertory, &c.
Baptist Church.-The church will be beautiful
ly decorated with Sewers. Rev. Mcpherson
breaches an Easter sermon. In the evening the
Sunday school will give u concert, in which
ihere will be music by orchestra and brief ad.
dresses by Attorneys Armstrong and Eckels, and
exercises by scholars. 8. s. at II NJ. sharp.
Congregational church ,-In the evening there
will be Sunday School Concert with addresses
BY j. q. Armstrong, ID. b. Snow, and b. T.
Holmes; music by orchestra, songs by class Of
mall girls. sc. The church will be decorated
administrative pastor will preach in the
morning on Resurrection Power" and in the ev'
ing on Lessons from the Crime OF Heron Anti.
pas"
COngr,gatondl.-Mo christianity and
the Resurrection OF Christ" Thy Ottawa Com.
mandery will attend this service in a body.
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Fire broke out In the Streator Window Glass
Factory about o'clock yesterday afternoon and
in half al hour the entire works were in ashes
The prevailing strong wind swept everything,
twithstanding all efforts TO stay them. The
loss is estimated at sS5,OO0; insurance. $35, OOO
The fire is supposed to have originated from a
pot which some of the workmen had lowered,
coming in contact with portion Of the wood
work. About 100 men are thrown out Of employ.
ment several OF whom came to Ottawa last
evening.
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ReMAre of Than

good article that has achieved success and
attained worldwide reputation by it's true
merits and wonderful results, is always initiated.
Such is the case with DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds. Already un-
'principled parties are endeavoring TO delude an
unsuspec,ing public by Offering limitations Of
this most fortunate discovery. DO not be de.
celyed, but insist on having the true remedy, and
take no other. For sale by 6. Gehring. Trial
bottle 10 cents.
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1t is reported in private circles that telephone
exchanges are guaranteed in Morris, Seneca and
Marseilles, all, together with the Joliet and
Lockport exchange, to be connected with the
Ottawa, La Sale and Princeton exchanges, by
means OF the canal liue, already built. Add to
the above, lines to Aurora, Mendoza and Streator
and who will presume to say that this is not an
electrical age, and that Ottawa will be without
means of communication with the outer world
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 20 A. +. ga. ". Hail In Opera
House Block Of La Sale aud Jeerson streets Jas
McManus w. NJ; A. NJ Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
mt and Sd Monday evenings of each month.
HUMBOLDT LoDen No. ss5 4. F 4 A. Hall In Ged-
neys Block Isaac We'll, W. NJ; g. W. Fuchs Sec. Regu
lar meetings ID and 4th Friday evening each month.
sHABBoNA CHArTHR r. A n; Hall IN the Opera House
Sd Wednesday evenings OF each month
OTTAWA LoaMASDERY No. 10 X. T. Meets in Masonic
Hall, Opera House Block. Edward II Smith, f. c.; A.
N
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Following are the committees Of the Board Of
Education, announced by E. G. Swift, chairman:
Teaehers: Mayo, Dryer. Swift,
Finance: Robson Schoch, Snow.
buildings: Schoch, Mayo, Robson.
Supplies Dryer, Robson, Mayo.
Tert Books; Snow, Schoch, swift.
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Somebody, with provdent care for Uncle
Sans postal employees in this city, forwarded by
express few days since to the Office in Ottawa Q
liberal ''lunch for the boys and something to
drink for Bowman" The "drlnk' consisted of
a half-hled bottle Of aqua omonia and the lunch
was bareback, old cheese and sausage. The
vlllainous joker has not been apprehended.
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Farmers Friend

The famous Farmers Friend corn planter.
1t never fails to satisfy.
The hardest ground is planted as well and as
easily as the mellowest
1t is under the most perfect control of any
planter.
Sales, from 900 in 1880 to 1000 in 1882.
Ifyou examine 1t you will buy no other
Manufactured by the Farmers Friend Manu-.
featuring Company, Dayton, OHIO
Sold by G. w. REED & Co.
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Perhaps you don't know 1t, but it is neverthe.
less fact that one Of the largest, finest and most
complete lines of boots and shoes ever opened
in this city has just been received by d. Leshy
Mems fine shoes specially. Ladies' and child
ren's, boys ard youths shoes and sandals in ev.
cry style and quality, and at prices the lowest ev
or offered in Ottawa
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION Meets every Monday
syenisg 10 basement OF Congregational Church. c. D.
1ririble, Pre-. Henry R.shelie. See.
fIrzsERALD's Brass AND REID BAND. Meets Monday
and THURSDAY evening" 10 Camerons Block corner Mad
cen snd Columbus strevts. Frank Lancaster Leader
BAcHs MILITARY BAND N cts every Wednesday eve
nins IN Cameron's Block. A. e. Bach Leader
OrrAv. lIrDKKTsTkL. Meets every Tuesday evening
q Shsefers Hall. c. Zvanzig. President: Jacob BerTne
Secrcfarr-
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The Odd Fellows Of La Sale are making prep
aratons to entertain all who may attend the an.
niversary celebration on the 26th The exer.
cises will be held in the afternoon aud consist OF
the ordinary form adapted to the OCCASION
speaking, music, &c In connection with this
we have been requested to ask that those who in.
tend to go from Ottawa on that day will leave
their names with DR.. J. o. Harris or f, Y. Griggs
that ample transportation may be provided.
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The canal business has not become very lively
as yet, although several boats Of lumber have
passed down, bound for Peoria; while J. N. Shu-
Ter, OF this city, has shipped three or four car
loads OF corn to the same port. Considering the
bad roads, and that the season last year did not
open until after the middle of April, the outlook
for business Is not SO bad.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

Ben RIBBON REYoRM CLUB OF OTTAWA Meets every
Sunday afternoon, at Cheeyers Hall j. F. Gsehcr Pres
j. II. Msner. Sec
MINIS AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE CLUB OF OTTAWA.
Meets every Saturday evening in hall Hamons feed
store, Main st. VIM Burgess. Pres Jacob Banp, Sec.
FAITHFUL LODGE No ass J. o. g. T. Meets every Tues.
day evening. in Lynch's Hall D. Beckwith W G. T.; T.
". Burns, Sec.
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABsTISANCR SOCIETY OF OF.
TAwA Meets in ReddlC X Block Sunday afternoon
and I'd Monday evening in each month John I. Burke,
Pres James Ford Sec.