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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Why Net?

One Of our contemporaries suggests: Holi
day presents at q hardware store-why not?
Indeed, why not? One ought to give gifts
as the need is; then indeed, is X mas Observ-
ed in the spirit. Aud these useful thugs may
be beautiful, too. Say We suggest one of
those handsome Japanned ware toilet sets,
or silver plated ware, or cake closets, bread
boxes, trays, granite ware tea and coffee
pots, bird cages; for boys, skates, from SOC to
s. per pair; or, for men, sleigh bells, pocket
cutlery, carving sets, rszors, or any OF the
many other useful things to be found at
BooTH II KENpALL's. And, by the way, as
the season is far advanced, they tell us they
will give special bargains from now on in
heaters. Their line includes the best goods
so here is real chance for A-mas, for they
will make it an object for you to buy nos
Christmas gifts at hardware store? Why
not?
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u. HEENAN & CO.. sTREATOR. ILL.

A Mammoth BUSINESS Establishment
Their sales running up to hundreds oil 'hous'
ands annually. In order to form some IDEA
of the space occupied by this house we give
below the dimensions of their different floors,
viz
The basement is 12xli2 and every inch of
available space is occupied by their large
grocery stock, including an order room
where the groceries for all city customers are
put up.
The first floor being their salesroom proper
is like the basement 72xll2 in extent, and
here may be found the largest and most CON-
prehensive stock ofiigeneral merchandise in
Illinois, consisting of dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, hats and caps and gents
furnishing goods, making an exceeding at
tractive display and the wonder OF all VINO
visit Streator.
The second floor Is reached by an easy
stairway, and here will be found the CLOAK
and shawl room and carpet department, the
latter a grand room, 50XS0, with "A foot
ceiling, splendidly lighted by large skylight
and six large windows in the rear. And here
may be seen n stock of carpets equal in ex.
tent to any two houses in La Sale county
Also a ock of wall paper, window shades,
curtains, fixtures, rugs, mats, &c., worthy OF
the name and the delight Of all visitors. In
addition to the foregoing they have recently
added gallery in the rear Of their carpet hall
24x5O, for storage purposes, and still they are
short of room.
The fact of their having built up such
phcnomenally large business in IL cOmpar.
atvely short time is sufficient evidence that
they sell goods at the lowest possible prices
and enjoy the confidence Of the community.
They adhere strictly to the one price system
and do not make the price according to the
customer. They have forty.four employees,
and it requires four teams to attend to their
enormous delivery business. d. Heenan &
Co. are nothing II not enterprising, and by
liberal advertising policy have built up d
large mail order business and have sold some
very respectable sized bills in Varna, WenO-
ma, Washburn, Blackstone, Dwight, Cornell,
Minonk, Grand Ridge, Ottawa, Wedron, Sen
eca, Sheridan, and as far north as Millington,
on the c., i. & Q. railroad.
To their old friends in Ottawa and vicinity
and the readers of the FREE TRADER in gen.
eral, they extend cordial invitation to call
To parties coming from Ottawa by train and
purchasing goods from them to the amount
of $l0 they will furnish round trip free
railroad ticket, free bus to and from the depot
and free dinner of the best the market affords.
Be sure and call. You will find them very
pleasant people to do business with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Those elegant goods at behring's drug
store are going lively although the stock is
very large. The selection is splendid and
the object Is to close out all the novelties, so
the prices will be made astonishing low. A
hher lot OF goods for Christmas, New Year,
birthday and wedding presents was never
displayed in Ottawa before. We will not try
!" enu'nerate as we have presents proper for
young and old. rich and poor, great and
small So come all to Behring's drug store,
north of the court house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Some unfavorable comment has been made
upon the inability to heat the court house
and the amount Of coal consumed. There
has been no fair test, owing to the open con.
dition of the building. None of the doors
are yet hung, and but four ventilators and
registers are yet in place. The consequence
IS that no system OF heating would be able
at the present time to keep the building
warm. The plasterers are expected to finish
their work to-day, and the carpenters will
then make quick work of their part. The
contractors are now putting down the tile
fooring so that taking the building as a
whole, the work is as far along as could
be reasonably expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Skates! skates! Skatesi
The best and largest assortmen OF roller
and ice skates cheap at Walther's.


1t is not all myth, this Santa Claus bust
ness, as anyone can readily find out by step
ping IN ut Hoxie's crockery store, where st
Nicholas seems to have made his depot Of
supplies for this portion OF the globe. There
can be seen some elegant presents in the
way of china tea sets, ornamental crockery
toilet sets, vases, fine table cutlery, any
thing the mind can conceive OF in the way
q lamp; an endless line Of toys, sleds, chairs
tables, ,Sc., for the children; games and
amusements to pass away the long winter
hours. In fact anyone who wishes TO make
present should call at Hoxie's before max.
ing purchases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Fresh oysters in cans, by the bulk and by
:he dish.
The best % cent selected oyster stew in
the city at Walther's, always.
All welcome to see old Santa Claus from
Boston to-day at Walther's.
Albums, notions, fancy goods. toys, can
dies, nuts and fruit cheap at Walthers.
Fine lot Of Christmas trees, wax candles
and candy ornaments cheap ut Walther's.
Leave your holiday orders for candies,
nuts, fruits, oysters, crackers, celery, toys
and notions at Wal,hers.
Free show ut Wather's, to see Santa Claus
from Boston, the next ten days only ut Wal
theirs. All welcome.
Don't forget to cali at Walther's and see
the largest stock Of toys, notions, candies,
fruits, oysters, &c, &C., 10 be sold cheap, sell
ling out at cost.
Buy your skates at Walther's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
"Hello, E. Y. Grlggsy"

Hello, +. I. Grlgg5!
"Well, what's wanted"
SIS it 80 that you have received Gil your
holiday stock yet"'
mo. am constantly r eceiying more and
will not cease opening rev goods for some
time yet"
How will your stock compare with last
years.
ut is much larger
More eiegaGi aud
Prices arc lower"
"What have YOU rec, is, latest"
"More dolls, ino,c lamps. more fine plush
and leather goods, more uoOks, and the mos'
complete stock OF cabinot frames In Ottawa
in plush, pure gold and velvet"
~ did not know you kept any fiames.'
II always kept cabinet frames, but this
wear my stock is larger, hotter selected and
more Of them than any others, aud invite
comparison"
Are people buying So early as this for
Christmas"
"Yes; many OF The wiser ones are"
please explain what books you have on
| sale so cheap LOO
"Wen, first, all the popular poets at Csc. in
the best cloth and gilt binding. Then sand
ard novels and fctions mostly Csc and 14c,
(mosty 81. - and 81 80 books) Then very
nice line of fine gift books, children's books,
chatterbox and the like. Then children )
books with colorcd pictures, in cloth and
board covers. Childrcn's cloth and hoard
covered reading books also the "sthetc
colored picture books Nv stock il too great
to describe. have one side Of the back
room devoted to books entirely. Everybody
is well pleased with the stock. Many are
buying and plenty left at prices Others can
not duplicate"
"U,v, you got your Christmas cards dis
played yet?"
al have many in my sample book showing
bout three hundred different cards, but car
not show ALL"
"How many kinds have YOU got Tor pity
sakes%
Not far from 900, all diGnenf.'
"Do you expec. to sell all"
II certainly do, and have put the prices al
r'tr bottom Ia i..'r sell Them
..'tu, g. ri. 'nrsn'u. nt hat new knife
l.u,,ulst"i,t,:
'HHow in the way o' prices 80 large rarie
w. OIL,
both, aud qualify al.o, and the stock vii
| bear invc.tisari"n'
what Is .ha, Queen razor ynu sdVrrii-,;
| ats the one ihDt merits tie C''kcN' ne
| best ever had and the best sold
"Iil come over aud look ~ '"nt photo
graph album"
"An right, am proud Of ms storh Of al
hums, and not afraid Of the prices"
| | am better prepared to furnish the peop''
with Christmas presents than ever was Sh'
prices are lower.
| invite Ipspection Of my books, niscella
ncous and juvenile; also Christmas cards, ant
general stock of the finer goods. Tor lee
that my stock Is satisfactory In every respect
F.. Y GRIGGs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Information was received here last evening
of the serious injury, near Streator, OF w. Z.
Booth, manager Of the telephone exchange.
He had hired q livery team in that city to go
out along tne line toward Ottawa to make
some repairs, when the team ran away and
threw him out, INJECTING such injuries about
the head that he WAS unconscious up to the
latest information received last evening, as
well as suffering from profuse hemorrhage
from internal injury. Several of his friends
went down last evening to render such aid as
might be in their power.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
W.. Nicely, Ottawa, has Essex bears and
short horn bulls for sale.

Louis Hess, of the New England bakery,
does not claim to have the biggest, sweetest
and best line of confectionery ever manufac.
tured. He is not given to blowing any such
big horns as that. But his steadily sdhering
TO the one policy OF furnishing just as good
candy, nuts. and Christmas confectionery
has made numerous friends who will this
year buy their usual supply Of him. He
makes specialties Of fancy candy boxes and
other novelties which all should see. Every.
thing of first grade and at reasonable prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Wheeler, the photographer has ID large
lot of fancy cabinet frames for holiday pres.
sents, which he is selling cheap. Also fine
line OF beautiful hand painted standard
mounts, designed for castles, nantes, &c,
which every person should see before pur.
chasing present. few days only remain
for making slttings for holiday presents, and
all who contemplate having a photograph
taken should call on Wheeler at once
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On Tuesday evening next Rev. Mr.. Burnett
and Col. Bradshaw, a Bloomington lawyer,
propose to discuss the prohibition question
Al Turn Hull. The reverend gentleman will
take the ground against present political &C.
ton and the lawyer will favor immediate
prohibition. TO hear this animated discus.
sion the public are invited to contribute 81
cents each.
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For the Holidays, at Spencer's.

The finest assortment OF slippers ever seen
in Ottawa. His stock OF fine boots and shoes
for ladies' and gents wear cannot be excelied.
Also his stock of rubber goods, Arctics, rub.
Der boots, shoes; and his stock in general is
the best west of Chicago Call and see our
goods and obtain prices that will make you
yoDng in your old age.
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HarrtRn

On Wednesday, Dec. 9Th. al the residence OF the
brides father. In Fall River township, Miss ROSA
BROKER and Mr.. G. NJ JONES, OF Pontiac. Living
stOn county, at 80 p. NJ, by the Rev Mr.. Dunlevy
The occasion was graced by the presence OF q large
number OF friends and relatives, who did full justice
TO the bounfu supper that was served af er the
mony. The evening was enjoyed by all and many fine
and bcauti ful presents were made 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Attention is directed to the very fine stock
OF holidey goods at Mrs. Schneider's, oppo.
site Fiske Il Beem's. Among these might
be mentioned meerschaum, turquoise and
French briar pipes, anchor goods, cigar cases,
an elegant line Of smokers sets, snuff, smok-
ing and plug tobacco; also new brand OF
cigars called 'Dr. Quack's Medical Works.
warranted to cure the blues in five minutes
and full line of fiDecut tobacco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

One of the conspicuous objects in Fiske x
Bcem's store is a show case filed with fine
line of gents furnishing novelties, !inclu din g
numerous patterns in those plush heckties,
worth "a each. silk and silk embroidered
handkerchiefs, suspeoders, gloves, sealskin
caps, &c, the whole artistical|y arranged.
The case attracts the attention OF all visitors
at the store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

The Utica Gazette is now published by w.
d. Wilson " Son, as the Ne,rs. The first is
sue under the new management appeared
last Saturday. Mr.. Wilson has been In the
newspaper business many years, and will
probably give the Uticaites better local
paper than they have hitherto enjoyed.
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WALTHEls'S
Programme to Receive Old Santa Claus from
Boston at the Burlington 4 Quincy Depot
on Saturday, Dec, 16. at II 40 A. n.

B0St0n ~ tue buruugI0u q VuIuVy UoPo"
on Saturday, Dec. 16. at ii 40 A. N.
The line Of march, with band OF music'
from the depot west to sycamore street, then
south to Main street, then east TO Columbus
street, then north to Superior street, then
west to La Sale street, then south to Main
street, then east to Court, and from Court to
Walther's big Santa Claus, toy, notion, fancy
goods, candy and fruit store, where Santa
Claus will take dinner at p. NJ, and will be
on duty for ten days ut Walther's only, and
where all are welcome to see old "Chris
Krlngle" from Boston, and no humbug aboa,
it. Respectfully, WALTER,
The Children's Friend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Messrs. sindall q Rood, prop.letors of the
new furniture factory, have nearly completed
their repairs and improvements, and will he.
gin operations with about 25 men early in
January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

The walls of the race from the hydraulic
basin have been built above the water line
and the Touring mills are once more run
ming under full pressure. The state men
have made q good job thus far and are en-.
gagged now in putting on the finishing touch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Please Read This.

Walther will supply all churches and Sum
day schools, parties, dances and Christmas
tree festivals with the best OF candies, nuts,
fruits, toys, notions, oysters and crackers at
cost. Please leave your orders. All well
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

The Anchor Club masquerade on :uesda!
evening was we'll attended, and proved mos
enloyable. Some 40 couples were in mask
The prizes for costumes we're given as fol
lows; Geo. Pcckbam, LIST, as ape; j. +. Gal
win, "a, as negTess: anna Miller aud Julii
Sullivan, Sd, In fancy costumes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Fox SALE.-A Fleetwood scroll saw with
boring attachment, all in perfect working or
der. Also lot of designs and fancy woods.
10 he sold cheap. G. A. BLACK,
Wheeler's Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Remember that it will pay you to get
prices at Lynch's before buying dress goods,
silks, velvets and pushes hosiery and gloves,
ladies' cloaks, sacques, dOmans and shawls,
flapnels, blankets and wool yarns; ladies',
chidrens, misses, mems and boys under
wear, and every article In the dry goods line.
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Santa Claus has letter al the Ottawa post
Office. Bowman don't know whether 10 de-
liver it to Walther, George Mitchell, or KEEP
it himself. Old Santa had better call for IT,
or It may 20 to the dead letter Office and he
lore a customer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
GlOSlny Out Sale.

As the state OF my health compels Inc 10
change my business, my entire stock OF boots
and shoes must be closed out for cash regard
less OF cost, within GO days. J. MEGAfFIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

CANDY? Why, Of course, everyone wants
candy ut Christmas, and II you want it pure
and cheap, you'll call at Piergue's. Home
made and fancy candies always on hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
For Sale.

One side-bar top buggy.
One road cart.
Two heavy spring wrgons.
Second hand.
MANLEY, JORDAN Il CowLEs.
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A district Sunday school conven ton closes
4 two days session At Utica this morning.

Mr.. Ben Padgett was assaulted by the
roughs of the first ward last Friday night.
This is the first case for several weeks, bu,
We trust il will be the last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
7DteD

EMMA, wife OF Charles Buttcrieid. at her home, in
Prairie Centre, the 18th inst at ~ 80 o'clock aged
about years. The funeral will take place Sunday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

For SALE.-A flrst-class second.ha piano
at a bargain. Enquire at Simon & Co.'s
music store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Candies! Candlesl Candles!

The finest lot just received from Boston,
New York, Chicago, and home made, pure,
sweet and o. H. always at Wather's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

VI = "a b-ttlNt'l
less. lupteDcy..
Abuse. ~ Mental
Anxiety. loss OF
Memory. Pnlns
In Bach or side.
and disras'r that
lead tuCur.nnn-
ton. Insanity 4
an early grave.
The Specific Me
dicine Ii being
USED with won
derf9l success.
D.,nnA1sfa sanl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Oh, those beautiful neck wear at A. Frank
" CO.'S. They are really handsome, and
just the thing for Christmas present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Nav Years evening the Knights OF I.abo
will give their annual ball at Willis's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Fog SaLE.-A small job printing Office IN
C complete order. Enquire of C. A. Black, al
Wheeler's gallery.