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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16

CohS-L Lover, Mixed Western spot ssass;
SA1s1%,5 9AIs-Ws;5ern; s tsgtsa: !ss
Chicago, November 16.
MARKETS ON CHANGE.
Weather cloudy and cold. On change ut II 80
wheat was irregular, q lower to Nc higher
corn 4GAc higher; oats. A@hc higher; pork
strong. 7.3@l5c higher; lard, strong. X higher
CHICAGO.
Regular, 93iIc for November; a4kc, December:
a3c year; .O1sc January; ssI.c May; spring;
%ila{Bg7; winter, IS.
CoRN-Lower; 6sss@7O4c cash; 67ac Nov;
5sssc, year, SAX JAM; 59isc May.
OATs-Lowcr 35a@3je cash; 34,ic Nov. 34lsc
Dec. and year; 3aisQ35s.c May.
RYE-Steady, 76.
BANLEY-Easier, 50.
WaIsKY-Lower, tl.ls.
PoRK-Higher; sl7.iO Nov; 81 20 Dec, year
May.
,LARD-Higher. sll;s2ss Now, sll.N Dec: yea,
5000 jan; Slg S5 February; $ls.Soh March
Hog heceipts- 1910 0. light s6,1Oa6 a6.65; mixed
packing, S6.lJa6 65, heavy packing and ship
| ping, SG.7JW7.50
| MILWAUKEE.
| Milwaukee. November 10.
| WHEAT-Firmer, quiet, No. 2, hard. 9la cash
g!iGc Nov; SIC Dec; 94i4 Jan; No. 8, 75c
| Nov. 64c.
CoRs-Higher, 6e!4
0ATs-Firmcr. 3a9..
| RYK--Steady, So,
BAILEY--Higher, 75k.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16
A HEAVY GALE.

London, Nov. 16-A heavy gale is
blowing around the coast to-day, partic-
ularly in the southwest. A brig has been
lost, with all hands, of Stewea;l . small
vessel is ashore in Stewes bay and an
other vessel was totally wrecked at
fHayle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16
OVERTURNED.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
MORE LAwLEssNEss.

MORE LAWLEsSNESS.
London, Nov. lG-A party OF forty
armed men attacked the house of Red
mond Roach, magistrate at Magnoss
Castle, Ireland, last night, firing several
shots and demanding admission and car
rying away two guns.
LEFT ENGLAND.
Sir Stafford Northcote has been oblig-
ed to leave England on account of his
health and will Immediately make trip
to the Mediterranean. He is in preca-
rious condition and unless relieved by
the, change Of airihis malady may have
fatal termination.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16

Assistant Attorney General Freeman,
for the postoffice department, has sent
the first official notice to the St. Elmo
Marriage insurance company, Chatta-
noogs, Tenn, to show cause why it should
not be debarred from receiving money
orders and registered letters, because of
its alleged fraudulent character. An an
swer is expected within o week. This
will be . test case. 1t is stated that
southern mails are 80 loaded down with
marriage association circulars that the
distribution OF mails is several days be-
hind, and that in Texas alone these as
socintions have received in fees over
$2,0O0,0O0.
Acting Secretary Joslyn has decided
the case of of Williams vs. the heirs of
Hodgman, at Benson, MINI, in favor OF
the heirs. 1t appears that Hodgman
made an entry on the land OF Williams
on the ground that Williams died and
left his entry incomplete. The secretary
holds that the heirs should be allowed tc
complete the entry. In the decision rem
dered the acting secretary of the interior
holds that contest for land title insti
tuted by parent can not be transferred
or inherited by child, even though i
shall appear that the contest was lnstitu
ted for the child's benefit. Commission
er Mcfarland, in recent decision de
clares that where person has failed t
make entry to u tract Of land through
being misinformed of his rights by til
local officers when otherwise entitled t.
make entry. will be protected by the de
partment, and lose nothing unless re
quired to do so by the active demand O
the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16

Bangerously Ill.,
Augusta, Maine, Nov. l6-Ex-Gov.
Lot. NJ. Morrill, it dangerously ill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-11-16
aayle.
PILOTS DROWNED.
London. Nov. 16-Five pilots

London. Nov. 16-Five pilots were
drowned while attempting to reach o
distressed vessel on the firth Of Forth.
SEVERE SNOW STORMS.
London, Nov. l6-The first severe
snow storms OF the season are reported
to-day and seem to be general through
ont England.
WHAT DOES 1T MkAN?
st. Petersburg, Nov. 16-The newspa
pers have been forbidden to make an,
allusion regarding the construction Q
railroads or the movement Of troop
near the Russo. Turkish frontier.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York, November l8.
WALL STREET.
S1ocKs-Higher.
MoNEY-$l.O5.
ss, Sl.0lh.
NEW YORK.
WnEAT-Dnll, No. 2, red $1.eex@1.o9l-4 +, I
Dec; $1.LlHQ1.11ss.
CoRS-ILower, Mixed Western spot ss9s9
futures, 72a08.
OATs-Western. 4304Sh.
PoRK-Dull. New $22 %.
LARD-Sl2.2k,
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HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies &c.
CHURCHES.

ST. COLUMBIA (om Catholic) La Sale At. Pastor. Rev
Father Ryan Assistants, Fathers Donovan and O'Ne.-
Services at o'clock $50 1880 A. NJ, and yes
pers at $3.50 p. ". Sunday school at 2:SOP NJ.
ST. FRANCES German Cathol c) West jackson street
Pastor Rev Father HOnt Services at 80 and 1880 A.
Sunday school at o'clock p. NJ.
CHRIST CHURCH (Episcopa). Corner Columbus and La
fayette streets. Rector Rev F. NJ Gregg Services at 10y
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Of Columbus
and Jackson streets Pastor, Rev g. B. Barnes. Services
at 1890 A. n. and ~ P. n. Sunday school At II
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Corner Columbus and Jefferson
streets Pastor Rev K. G.. Arnold. Services at 1880 A.
and ~ p. Sunday school at IL
BAPTIST CHURCH Jefferson street, between La Sale ant
Columbus. Pastor. Rev. ID. p. MCPHERSON Services a
10:OA. n. and " p. NJ. Sunday school at II VI.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.. Corner Jefferson and Colum
bus streets. Rev NJ. X. Whtesey. acting pastor ScrN
ces at 1880 A. NJ. Sunday school at IL II.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Services held in tn,
French Church. West Main street. Pastor Rev. H. Gocke
Services at 10 80 A. Sunday school, $3.50 A. NJ
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran West Jefferson street. Pastor Rev H. Slew
lug. Services at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday school at SOP
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Osman Il Hapeman have just received the new
spring and summer styles Of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand al
the sizes Of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised by the pres:
and the people. They comprise all the lates
and best styles Of ladies' and children's dress
are graded in size, and put in envelopes OF
which are printed illustrations and full descrip
tons Of the garments in French and English
They are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 30 cts
and the catalogues is said to include the larges
and only complete assortmen, OF useful and fash
ionable designs. Catalogues sent on application
and any pattern sent post paid on receipt Of
price marked N catalogue.
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LopaR No II l. O. O. +. Meets every Thursday
evening, In Odd Fellows Hall. Court street L. A. VII
lams. n. g.; j. q. Harris, Sec.
ToSTI LoDGR No 500 I. o. o. F. Meets every Monday
evening, In Opera House Block ID. Farnsworh, N. g..
B. Harris, Sec.
LRssING LODGE No. 1926 I. o. 0. r. Meets every Wed
nesday evening, in Gedneys Block N. kelm, N. g.; F
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DDGRER LODGE No. 1 ID. r. 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 ENcAMpMENT No. SO I. o. o. F.. Meets I'd and
4h Tuesday evenings OF each month. Charles Bowers
P; j. o. Harris. Scribe.
IFFLAND ENCAMPMENT No. III o. OF Meets list ant
Sd Tuesday evenings each month in Gedneys Block Phil
ip Ieiner, e. p; John Nogle Scribe.
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Liyelier than Ever.

| The wet and uncertain weather has been with
out effect to dampen the ardor or discourage the
house of H. j. Gillen during this spring and
summer. Rather, in all respects we find the
store liveler than ever, with bigger stock
an increased force of employees to handle them
and the disposition to make prices that all mus
admit beyond ordinarily advantageous to the
customer.
NEW ARRIVALS
Arrivals in Dress Goods, making an in,n,enst
Seasonadle stock. Some speoaltles may be men
toned
Buntings-in plain and lace-ln all new shades
Something choice in black Grenadine;
Summer Silks,
Colored SILKS,
Black .SHkS,
Black Misunderstanding very choice in silk
dress fabrics;
There Is also an immense stock OF Ld,cns in all
desirable styles, colors and patterns; also an i'm.
mense stock Of those choice patterns in Ginghans
Dress Goods, at the unheard Of low price of 1Oc
per yard;
Percdles, in all new shades.
Not to catalogue further we can assure our
readers that this dress goods stock throughout
all its details is complete: immense in size and
perfect in all culars-and in its l esdin
lines must be seen to be appreciated.
And further, its great size coupled with the
lateness OF the season warrants the house in
making prices that shall be interestiny-to the
customer, at least
All other departments of the dry goods stock
are as complete as the dress goods department.
The stock is never "lop.sided" or top.heavy."
We might call attention to the line OF ladies'
busters, lama lace and fine Shetland Shawls; and
to few Of those special silk garments to be closed
at prices much below value. Everything season.
able and fashionable in notions, parasols, gloves,
laces, buttons, hosiery. &C., &c, at the extreme
OF low prices. In fact the lateness Of the season
insists that the reductions shall reach every por.
ton Of the house, and they have been madc-one
more step onward in the march of low prices.
The immense carpet stock which Though new
department for the house, has 50 strongly held
its own during the past 90 days is still in good
running order. All the we'll known brands are
represented-with extra inducements during the
balance OF the season In order TO close.
The Boot and Shoe department Zone OF the very
best in the city is also offering inducements in
ladies', misses and children's seasonable and
fancy goods, as we'll as in more staple goods and
general wear.
Grocery house, "Never better"
When the rain stops in your neghborhoOd and
you want to buy economically (for they say "corn
looks but poorly,") call at Gilens and sec his
stock and get his prices.
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Fitzgerald's Band have perfected all their a

Fitzgerald's Band have perfected all their ar
rsngements for the picnic In Hoes's Grove on
July 4th. There will be plenty OF music, games
&c, and dancing on a fine waxed platform 40 r.
square, with music by an orchestra OF eight
pieces. Tony McMahsn, late OF Walther's, will
have charge of the refreshments, which will in.
clude everything desirable. In the evening the
grounds will be illuminated and dancing will
continue as long as guests desire to remain. The
boys for both afternoon aud evening offer the
most attractive place In the city on the Fourth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

The Streator "Reds," base baliists, came 20 o.
tawa to play our new "Mascots." They were
Will St. Clair. captain and catcher; Ed. st. Clair,
IF; Henry Milford, II; Wood Milford, IS; Henry
Mallett, CT; Harry Lukins, p; Yank Jones, %;
Fred Laflerty, 3b, and A. d. Webster ID. The
Ottawa nine were: Felt, C; Harry Hammond,
p; f. Cooper, IS; Fox, ID; c. E. Hook, 2b; Trim.
ble 3D. r. Nattinger, RI; G.. Hull, CT, and T. Cav.
anaugh, If. The "Mascots" proved the efficacy OF
their name-were lucky, and won by a score OF
26 to the Reds 13.-On next Tuesday the Mascots
play the Marseilles club on the grounds in West
Ottawa.-On Tuesday week the clerks Of Ottawa
play the clerks of Mendoza, IN Mendoza.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

The colored woman Jane Murray, familiar by
rame at least to many people Of this city, died
On Monday last at the residence OF J. G. Nattin.
ger in East Ottawa, at the age Of 90 years. She
vas a native OF Africa and at the age OF about Is
lad been imported as . slave In 1908. in the last
tlave ship that legally discharged its human
fargo In U. 8. port. She was bought from the
'essel by Jas. s. Murray. at Charleston, 8. c.,
.Hd until his death remained in his family, tho
Mr.. NJ no. many years after her purchase had
LIBERATED his slaves. The family came to Otta.
IVA in about 1915. where Mr.. Murray dying and
the family being broken up, Jane subse.
queutly and until her death made her home with
Mr.. Nattnger, a relative OF the Murrays.
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street, had for long time been at loss for room
to show their goods, but have just solved the
problem by fitting up the second story OF their
building, making room the same size as the
floor below. 1t has plenty Of light at both
ends, has been newly painted and papered in
light.renecting colors, and will make as pleasant
q room as that below. AS soon as the paint dries
the room will be utilized for showing the finer
grades OF goods. The public will then find
Russell & Sons in all respects the most attrac-
tive furniture house in the county, being able
to show their stock as il should be.
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Notice (!

GRAND RIDGE AND ITS NATIONAL FESTIVAL!
The ladies Of the LIST Presbyterian Church Of
Grand Ridge will hold a National Festival in the
grove by the church on the coming 4th of July
to which general invitation is extended.
Well laden tables and delicacies OF the season
will be in readiness to tempt the appetite.
A varied programme may be expected. Speech
es, music and grand military drill OF Co. F., 4tf
Regt., /. to-, Of Ottawa, under command O
Capt. 8. r. Blanchard
In the evening concert will be given by the
"Arion Quartette," Of Ottawa.
Come one, come ALL to the grove, Goods FRS
Temple" and enjoy a nations anniversary.
COMMITTEE
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DRowNED.-Jesse Odell, lad some eight
years old, was drowned in the canal at Utica on
Tuesday last. The lads hat had blown into the
canal, and he jumped in after it. man from a
distance saw the whole performance, but paid no
attention to the boy, thinking he would get out
Of the water himself. Some time after the boy 8
parents began search for him through the vii.
lage, when the story Of "a boy lost" brought out
the facts as above from the spectator. The canal
was dragged and the body recovered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

Purchasers Of mems and boys clothing will dc
well to look in at Fiskc & Beem's before buying
anything in that line. This house is we'll stock
ed with all desirable goods-latest fashion, first
class material, all put together in a substantial
manner.
here will be warranted to give perfect satisfac
ton.
large stock OF hats and caps for summer
wear, comprising everything desirable in straw
goods.
Do not buy until you have given them a call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

On Wednesday morning, about 10 o'clock, a
horse thief with stolen horse In his possession
stopped at the residence Of Frank Keller, few
miles northwest OF Earlvile He offered some
insult to the young daughters OF Mr.. Keeler, who
called out that he had stolen the horse, where
upon he was arrested by Mr.. Kecler and taken
to Earlvllle. Inquiry developed the fact that or
hcer Barnes, Of Leland, was on the track Of the
thief, and that the horse had been stolen from
Mr.. Berg, five miles southwest Of that place
A warrant was issued, and upon an examination
the culprt, who gave his name as John Murphy
was remsnded to the Ottawa jail in default OF
$500 bonds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

Ayers Ague Cure is q powerful tonic bitter,
composed wholly OF vegetable substances, Its
action Is peculiar, prompt and wonderful, break.
ing up the chill, caring the fever and expelling
the poison from the system, yet leaving no
harmful or unpleasant effect upon the patient.
Sufferers from chills and fever who have used
Iquinine as a remedy will appreciate this.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-07-01

The written work, or examination papers OF
the twelve hundred children OF the Ottawa Pub
lie Schools, can now be seen at the cfnee OF the
Board of Education. The work OF every pupil
who could write with pencil or pen is given. II
will pay the friends and parents to 60 and see
what their own and their neighbors' children
have done.
By politeness Of Miss Macy, in the afternoon
visitors can enter through the Public Library
Open through next week
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RIBBON Reform CLuB OF OTTAWA. Meets every
Sunday afternoon ut Presbyterian church. f. Gslleher
Pres; j. +. DayhOff, Sec.
THE PROHIBITION CLUB OF OTTAWA Meets every Sat
urday evening in hall HamltOns feed store Main
II. j. Logan. Pres; Jacob Bane, Sec.
OTTAWA COUNCIL No. 80, ROYAL TEMPLARs OF TEN
PERANCB Meets In Cheeyers Hall on LIST and 81 FRIDAY
evenings of each month. Miles Roberts, s. c. f. Bos
worth, Rec. Sec.
FAITHFUL LODGE No. 3S5 l. o. G. T Meets every Tues
day evening" in Lynchs Hall. Daniel Beckwith, W. c. T.
Frank MoultOn, Sec.
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABsTINA NCR SOCIETY OF OF
Meets in Reddcks Block LIST Sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening in each month John T. Burke
Pres. James Ford. Sec
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Scott Bros. s. Co.

Having had large June trade and wishing to
make july as good as June, propose to make it
lively by making extraordinary low prices
throughout every department.
Having received from the eastern market dur
ing the past ten days some big bargains, which,
owing to the late wet season, manufacturers
were anxious to sell, even at SOC on the dollar,
many goods that are desirable here for the July
trade.
Prices on many summer dress goods cut In two
100 pieces assorted dress goods, including some
handsome buntings and fancy dress goods, at
l2h cents per yard.
Another large lot OF dress goods, including
many styles that were sold lately at so cents.
Jamestown dress goods, also included, will be
sold at 25 cents yer yard.
In black and cOlored summer silks some de-
cided bargains will be offered. A lot of plain
colors will be sold at so cents per yard. These
goods were recently retailed at 81.
100 pieces of new lawns at sc, &c, l0c 12lac.
l25 pieces of dress ginghams at &c, &c, l0c.
In the cloth department will be found some
big bargains. Summer cassimercs, cottonades,
and jeans at the lowest prices ever made.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
40 pieces OF carpeting will be sold in July,
beautiful new patterns in the test makes. All
remnants Of carpets will be- closed out without
regard to their value.
SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR.
Silk, worsted lawn and bingham suits will all
be shown next Saturday at reduced prices. Also
silk, satin and summer dolmans and nantes
These have been received within week and are
choice in styles and very cheap.
Our notion department contains the best as.
sortment in this city Of laces lace goods corsets,
hair goods, parasols, fans, &c, &c.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Beginning to- day and continuing during July
will be offered extraordinarily low prices on ev-
erything in this department
SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Best stock OF ladies' and children's shoes, su-
perior qualities. Special low prices on slippers
and walking shoes
An inspection Of our stock and low prices So
licited SCoTT Bros. T. Co.
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Messrs. Frank Kendall, j. d. Harrison, late Of
the Oberlin College Glee Club, W. E. Prichard
and 4. s. Harrison have formed the 'Arion Glee
Club Of this city. The parts are assigned as
follows Prichard lst and Kendall I'd bass; 4. 8.
Harrison LIST and J. D. Harrison I'd tenor. This
will be splendid club and give US in the future
some excellent music. Their first public appear.
ance will be in concert at Grand Ridge on the
evening OF July 4th. They will furnish vocal
music for the concert Of the funniest July 3lst.
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A very large and handsome line OF hollow
ware has just been received by r. II. Trask.
which he is selling unusually cheap. 1t includes
large assortment OF casters. which he is selling
lower than ever. Also cake baskets and some
thing entirely new in ice sets. Call and see
them
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 40 A. f. IA. v. Hall in Opera
House Block. of La Sale aud Jefferson streets Jas
McManus, W. NJ; A. NJ HOFFMAN, Sec. Regular meetings
LIST and Sd Monday evenings OF each month.
HUMBOLDT LoDGE No. s55 a. +; IAN Hall In Ged
ney's Block Isaac Well W. NJ; g. W. Fuchs, Sec. Regu
lar meetings I'd and 4th Friday evening each MONTH
SHABBoNA CHAPTER II. a. NJ. Hall In the Opera House
Block. VIM. l. Miiligan u. r.; A NJ. Hoffman, Seq
Convocatons LIST Sd Wednesday evenings OF each month
OTTAWA CoMMANDRRY No. 10 X. L. Meets in Masonic
Hall, Opera House Block. Edward II. Smith, c.; A NJ
Hoffman, Sec Concaves I'd and 4h Thursday evenings In
each month,
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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;
+. L. DoNAGHo, Streator.
l. II. TRowBRIDGE. Marselles.
d. II. USDERuILL, Seneca. H.
j. b. CUNDIFF, Utica. III.
Gro. II. HBRaER, for Troy Grove, Ophr and Watham.
Address Troy Grove.
The always e at the Office Of the Rock Island
r. r. s. Clark st. under Sherman House, Chicago, for con-
venience Of our friends.
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Those who have tried Burke Bros superior
groceries once have always a good word for this
popular house and its trade is increasing. These
yonug men arc experienced grocers and careful
buyers. They select the best and freshest OF
goods, such as they can safely recommend to
their customers. They keep full stock Of ev.
erything that is desirable, and allow no house In
town to get below them in prices on similar
quality of groceries. II you want fine goods that
you can depend upon every time, and want them
quick, don't fail TO call on BURKE Bros.
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During the heated term you will want fine per
fumery, colognes and elegant toilet soaps. Geh
rings drug store is the place to get goods that
will suit you in this line. You may also want a
glass Of delicious soda water or mead, and Geh-
rings Is always the best la fact, there Is moth.
ing belonging to first class stock Of druggists
fancy goods that you will not find at the lowest
price at Gehrng's
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The Circuit Court this week has been engaged
in the celebrated Kidd case, from Troy Grove.
As we close the column Mr.. Brewer is making
his argument
The jurors not in actual use have been dis.
charged, Judge McRoberts thinking they can be
more useful on their farms than in doing moth.
ing around Ottawa.
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Thirty-sevcn pupils have been admitted to the
High School from the township schools without
examination 10 from the I'd ward building, IL
from the Sd, 3 from the 4th, from the 9Th and
from the 7th. Some 80 were examined on
Monday but the papers have not been passed on
nj vet
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FOURTH OF JuLY.-The c., r. |. Il p Ry. will
sell excursion tickets July Sd and 4th to any sta
ton on It's line at one fare for the round trip
Tickets good to return on or before July 5th
1889. Respectfully,
DAVID VI. HALL, Agent.