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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-22
Married..

At l2 o'clock NJ, on Wednesday, April 10th, 's2,
at the residence OF the BRIDE, in Columbus, o.,
Mr.. IN BEEN, Of this city, and Mrs. A. M.
CORNELL, Of Columbus.
In the groom our readers will at once receg-
nize the junior member of the firm Of Flske Il
BEEN, and one Of the ostenterprIsing business
men Ottawa possesses. .. b..
The bride, OF whom but little is known by Ottaw a
people, is regarded at Columbus where she is best
known, as a most estlmable lady-a lady of high
intellectual attainments and possessing all the
lovely qualities of lady whom it is pleasure
to know.
The two were, in early life, school-mates, and
the friendly relations of that "long ago" have
never been severed.
Mr.. and Mrs. BEEN, after the ceremony, left
Columbus for Cincinnati, and thence to Decatur
and Bunker Hill, in this state after visiting which
places they come to Ottawa. Their arrival is
expected some time next week.
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Among Ottawas successful merchants must
be classed X. II. Trask, dealer in jewclry, watch.
es, clocks, &c. Only few years ago, compare.
lively, he started with box filled with articles
in his store, and by pcrsistently sticking to his
occupation was finally atle TO acquire the extern
sive business he now controls Besides his OF.
tawa store, which is filled with first class goods,
he has four agents constantly on the road who
periodically visit from 70 to 100 towns in north
ern Illinois. Having so large trade, he is ena-
bled to purchase of manufacturers direct and
save wholesale dealers profits and consequently
makes a corresponding reduction to his patrons.
We congratulate Mr.. TraSk upon his success.
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Democrats Patterns.

Osman Il Hapeman have just received the new
spring and summer styles Of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes of the different patterns
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and Ne r"op'e The cp'np-i.r al The latest
and best styles OF ladies aud children's dress,
are graded in size, and put in envelopes on
which are printed illustrations and full descrip.
tons of the garments in French and English.
They sold at prices ranging from 10 to 30 cts,
and the catalogues is said TO include the largest
and only complete assortment of useful and fash
ionable designs. Catalogues sent on application
and any pattern sent post paid on receipt OF
price marked IN catalogue.
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HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies &c.
CHURCHES.

ST CoLrMBA som. Catholic La Sale st. Pastor, Kew
Father Ryan: Assistants, Fathers Donovan and U Nell
pers at S3OP. NJ. Sunday school at2:NPa
ST FRANCES German Catholic). West Jackson street
Pastor Rev Father Hont Services at SO ana lu:V NJ
Sunday school at o'clock p. M
CHRIST CHURCH Epscopal. Corner Columbus ana IA, IN,
fayete Rector Rev F. NJ Gregg services AZ ioS
a. NJ and p. NJ. Sunday school at W An
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner OF Columbus
and jackson streets Pastor Rev G.. b. barnes services
at 1880 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday school at I'm
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Corner Columbus and JEFFERSON
streets Pastor, Rev E. c. Arnold Services al Co A. NJ
and p. NJ. Sunday school at IL NJ
BAPTIST CHURCH Jefferson street. between La safe ana
Columbus. Pastor, Rev. d. p McPherson services al
1880 A. M and 7P. Sunday school at I'm
PRKsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner jefferson and Column
bus streets Rev NJ X Whttlesey acting pastor serv'
Ces at 1880 A. N. Sunday school at IL N.
GERMAN EvASGRLIcAL CHURCH. Services held in the
French Church. West Main street. Pastor Rev H. Cookie
Services at 10 80 A. NJ TIP. Sunday school, 9:O A. H.
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German Evangelical
Lutheran West Jefferson street. Pastor, KEY sleV'
ing Services at 1880 A. Sunday school at l:NP n.
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For Cash and Cxsh Only.

When a merchant adopts that motto then he 10
prepared to undersell all credit competitors. j..
NJ. French, the proprietor of the new hat store,
thinks so, and consequently Invites close in
spection OF his new invoice OF straw and other
goods just received for spring and summer, ard
made especially for La Sale county trade. A full
line of common goods for farmers, mechanics
and laboring men; a complete stock Of wool
and fur hats and caps; summer underwear, neck
wear, gloves, &C. AS stated, these goods are
sold for CASH ONLY. A. T. Bartels of the old
firm is here and would be pleased to show his
old customers anything in the store they might
require. Call at the old store of Hull e. Bartels,
and either "Bart" or Mr.. French will wait upon
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We have received this week some very hand.
some patterns in Lowell extra super carpets, and
Is these are conceded to be the best carpets made
it will pay You to call and see them. 1t will cost
you no more to get carpet Of this new style
and prettier than an old style. Also remember
that Hull is never undersold. He also keeps the
best goods and the lowest prices
Our stock Is now full of all the new things in
dry goods, making, as we claim. the largest stock
In the city. Call and SEQ II what we say is true.
Do not take our word, but come and look.
W. H. HULL.
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Resumed.

In spite of the desperate look of affairs at the
Flint Glass Works at this time last week, through
the strike of the blowers and the then determi.
nation of the managers to shut down in conse-
quence, the trouble has been compromised, and
the works arc now at work again making glass.
This is matter for congratulation, on both
Sides since the men will have two months work
and the works be able to accommodate their Gus.
toners, having now on hand orders for all the
goods the works can make during the balance OF
the season.
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"Lake Farm" N. P. X. X. /

i
To WALTER A. WOOD Dear Sir:-I used last
season twelve of your Irvine binders, and
it gives me great pleasure to say that
they give satisfaction in every particular They
are easy draft do their work in the most perfect
manner, and there is no delay or stoppage with
them. II my memory serves me right, there
was no breakage of any kind on all the twelve
machines during the harvest, and no stoppage
whatever on account of repairs. 1t seems to me
that perfection in harvesting machines has been
reached. l may add than the bundles handled
excellently and go into the stack as well as come
out Of the stack in the best possible shape, and
without waste of grain, and can be made as large
DIS those bound with wire II desired.
Yours truly,
THOMAS H. CANFIELD.
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The finest stock of mems, boys and youths
boots and shoes in the city at Spencer's.

WILL A. SMITH, well known by many of our
readers in this county as responsible and care
full business man as we'll as frst-class farmer,
has Just returned from western Kansas where he
has been prospecting for land. He has recently
formed partnership with the popular agent j 8.
I. Warner, in the land agency for the Atchison,
Topeka u Santa Fe r. r. and the firm will be W.
A. Smith g. Co. On this trip he sold to we'll
known parties of this county 800 acres of choice
land. He will leave again for the same section
the first of next week, and those who wish to
join the party can see him at NJ B. Mitchell's ci-
gar store for the present.-This firm will also
handle Iowa. Nebraska and Minnesota lands.
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Again Scott Bros. & Co. take the lead in new
improvements and the introduction of "tamed
lightning to facilitate the work of their store.
This continually drumming on the counters with
pencils for cash boys became monotonous, and
consequently a system of electric call bells has
been put in, which work to charm. They were
the FIRST II will be remembered, to introduce the
electric pen the first store to use the telephone,
the first dry goods house in the state to use the
electric light, and now the first store IN Ottawa
to adopt the electric call bell system This
house is firm believer in electricity and it's
adaptation TO human wants.
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA LODGE No. II l. O. O. +. Meets every Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Court street L. A. Will
lams, n. c.. j. q. Harris Sec.
ToSTI LODGE No. 500 /. o. 0. +. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block. D. Farnsworth, N. Co. D.
b. Harris, Sec.
LEASING LODGE No. 326 |. o. o. f. Meets every We'd
nesaay evening, In Gedney's Block. NJ. kem, N e.; r.
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DDGRRE LODGE No. ID. OF Il. Meets first
Friday evening In each month. Mrs. ii. j. Logan y Il.
W. l. Harris Sec Social meeting 3D. Friday evening OF
each month
OTTAWA EYcAMPMENT No. 80 l. o. o. f. Meets I'd and
4th Tuesday evenings of each month Charles Bowers. c.
p; J. o. Harris. Scribe.
IFFLAND ENcAMPMENT No Ill |. O. O. +. Meets LIST and
Sd Tuesday evenings each month IN Gedneys Block PM
IN Lener, G. p. John Noglc, Scribe.
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c. w. Hoxie possesses two complete stocks
under one management-crockcry and groceries.
In the former he has full line OF plain and or
namcntal ware. Dishes particularly are very
cheap. Also toilet goods, and a large line Of
decorated dinner sets. This department is COM
plete in every detail. In the grocery line he
keeps full stock OF all goods, staple and fancy.
The BEST brands OF tea and coffee that can be
found in the city. Highest prices paid for but
ter, eggs, &c. Call and examine his goods.
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Road what Big Farmers Say.
CAssLEToN, Oak.

CAssLETON, OAK, Dec. u, 1881.
Messrs. FULLER & JOHNSON, (Agts. Walter A.
Woods Harvesting Machines) Madison, Wis
Gentlemen: Il have used since 1876 over 100 OF
your haryesters and wire binders, and, having
fully tested the durability Of the Wood machines
l decided this past year to purchase "a OF the
Irvine binders, and have found them satisfacto-
~ and reliable machine. regard the new Wood
harvester and Irvine binder complete success.
am. Yours truly,
OLIVER DALRYMPLE.
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OSMAN & HAPEMAN
Have Opened the Largest and Best
Stock i'm La Sale County.
ALL GRADES OF GOODS,
From the Cheapest to the Best.
Pertinent Reasons for Purchasing these
Goods at this House are:

1t is the ONLY PRACTICAL HOUSE In the business in
Ottawa
We have had many years experience in the Blending and
HdrORi,iRg shades and yield in this depart
ment.
We make SPECIALITY OF CEILING DECORATIONS,
and plan all OF this work ourselves.
From the above the public that when wanting
beautiful selection. suitable for any room they should call
on oSMAN & HAPEMAN, who refer, with pardonable
PRIDE many houses all the city and adjoining
try that they have decorated.
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On next Wednesday will be observed by the
Odd Fellows throughout the United States
the esd anniversary Of the establishment of the
order in America. The La Sale county associa-
ton have arranged for q union meeting Of the
members and friends of the order TO be held at
La Sale. Those from this place propose going
down on the 9:45 freight and will return about
o'clock in the evening. Rev. G. L. Taylor, of
Sheridan, ha. been selected to deliver the address,
and other appropriate exercises will be held.
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GLYNDoN, Mimi, Aug. 10, 1881

GLYNDoN, Mimi, Aug. 10, 1881.
Messrs FULLER & JOHNSON, Madison, Wis.,
Dear .Sus:-We have used seventeen OF your
Walter A. Wood Irvine binders this harvest on
my old barvesters in place of wire binders. am
much pleased with the working of your binder;
think you have succeeded in your twine binder
in procuring the best and simplest one in the
market. When I come to buy new machines
shall want you to consider me as one OF your
customers. Very truly yours,
a. l. G. 8. BARNES.
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DIR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained al the following
places by the single copy, subscriptions VIII DC hen io
snylength of time at the regular rates;
Ell. DoYAGHo, Streator.
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Address, Troy Grove
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r. Sc Clark ST. under Sherman House, Chicaeo' ior
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A bad chimney in the house in the rear OF stor-
monts foundry zone of the Drew houses) caused
an alarm of fire on Tuesday. Damage nominal.
On last evening at tea time spark from a
chimney set Ere TO the roof of an enclosed porch
at II. A. Shuler's residence, causing an alarm
which brought out the department. NJ. y. Arm
strong, happening along as the fire was dscov-
cred, promptly extinguished it with a pail Of
water and no damage was done.
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LoDsR No. 40 A. F. & A. ". Hall In Opera
House Block Of La Sale aud Jefferson streets JAS
McManus W. Nj. A. NJ. Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
let and Sd Monday evenings OF each month. 1904
HUMBOLDT LoDeE No US Al u M Hal AL In R sea
lar meetings I'd and 4th Friday evening each month
,sHABBayA CHATTER A. NJ Hall IN The Opera no. House
Conversations Sd Wednesday evenings OF each month
OTTAWA CoMMANDERY No. 10 X. 7. Meets In Masonic
Hall, Opera House Block Edward II Smith, f. e.; A. NJ.
Hoffman, Sec Conclaves I'd and 4h Thursday evenings IN
month.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RIBBON REFORM CLUB OF OTTAWA. Meets every
Sunday afternoon, at Cheeyers Hail j. F. Gaeher, Pres
j. II. Msner, 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 3S5 ]. O. G. T. Meets every Tues.
day evening, in Lyncl's Hall D. Beckwith, W. c. T. T..
W. Burns, Sec.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABsTINASCR SOCIETY OF Or
Meets in Rcddck's Block LIST Sunday afternoon
and I'd Monday evening in each month John I. Burke,
Pres; James Ford, Sec.
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Rt. Rev. Bishop McLaren, Episcopal bishop Of
the diocese Of Illinois, made Christ Church an
official visit on last Wednesday evening. The
church WAS crowded to Its utmost with worship.
pers and spectators. After evening prayer the
Bishop preached a powerful sermon, taking for
his subject "The Fear Of God" Following tho
sermon, he administered the rite Of confirmation
to q class OF 20. to whom afterwards he
made short address, as is usual.
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The Churches,

Notwithstanding tomorrow by Rev.
Mr.. Chapman, of Seward.
Baptist-Servces morning and evening. Sun
day School at II O'Clock, sharp
Methodist Episcopal.-Services morning and
evening, conducted by the pastor. Morning sub
ject: Gan Indwelling Christi; evening subject:
"The Iniquity of Mormonism." Preaching at
South Ottawa NJ. E. church at 3 p. IN.
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Corn Planters

The Deere planter is acknowledged by those
who ought to know to be the best that rolls, and
the Deere check rover is always satisfactory
and reliable Farmers are invited to call and see
them, and not 20 blindly and pay from five to
ten per cent. more for planter not half as good
They can be found at BooTH e. KENBALL's,
La Sale st., opposite Opera House.
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Scott Bros. & Co.'s new shoe department is
we'll stocked with frstclass goods. Mr.. Delapp,
Of New York, has charge OF this department.
The 'Golden Cross" black silks are acknow-
lodged by all the leading dress makers to be the
best silks to wear. Scott Bros. 81 Co. have a
large stock of these celebrated silks. Every yard
is warranted.
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For sale by Marley, Jordan & Cowles.

Messrs. Child & Phipps are having handsome
run on their line Of ladies', misses, and chill
dren's fine shoes. These are just the goods that
have long been demanded In this town, and
never before we're kept to any great extent In
Ottawa houses Child g. Phipps have, therefore,
taken many OF the ladies quite by surprise with
this elegant line. The stock is one that every
lady who has not done so should examine at
once All are invited to call.
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ALL THE Go-Those Mixed Paints. Every per-
son that wants an artistic and durable job gets
those guaranteed mixed paints at Behring's Drug
Store. That place is headquarters for white leads,
oils, glass; brushes, and everything IN the paint
as we'll as the drug and fancy goods line.
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Reasons why you should buy an "Esterly Light
Draft Irvine Binder" in preference to any other

Reasons why you should buy an "Esterly Light
Draft Irvine Binder" in preference to any other
that rolls:
LIST to 25 1t is cheaper. Don't forget that.
I'd. Our drive wheel, which is larger than any
other, Is Of the same style as has been made for
over twenty years, and has been adopted by
many manufacturers OF portable and traction en-.
gines, and is model of strength and durability,
with heayv welded tire and shrunk on. 1t never
falls down by loosening of the ''tenson bolts"
as Is too often the case with other styles OF
wheels.
Sd. The drive wheel frame is made of four
side timbers instead OF two or three, as is the
case with all other harpesters. These timbers are
80 thoroughly braced that it is practically impos.
sbe for them to get out Of place. This feature
is OF special Importance, as all Of the driving
gear is attached to this frame.
4th. The main gear on drive wheel is put in
place after the spoKes are faced down in lathe,
and consequently the gear is always at right an
giles with the axle, and perfectly true.
5th. The main driving shaft is in two parts,
coupled together with ring and pin, same as a
tumbling rod to threshing machine, and works
in adjustable Dor, so there can be no cramping or
biading of shaft in the boxes.
10 be continued next week Meanwhile go to
Booth & Kendall's and see the ''animal."
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John p. 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 a call before selling.
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FABIAN, n. H., Sept. 5. 1881.
Messrs. FULLER & JOHNSON, Madison, Wis
Gentlemen Yours directed to me at Tintah, duly
received. In reply. used eight Woods harvest
ers and binders on my Tintah farm this season,
and they give perfect satisfaction. consider
myself fortunate in having secured them for the
season Just passed. Truly yours,
j. +. HENRY.
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Trip to the Sun

Grand and cheap exclusion to the sun tonight
from the Baptist church. Prof. Richards, the
eminent scientist, will be the conductor. Surely
Ottawa's citizens and children will go; brilliant
scenery by the way; and back again for home
and bed. Don't miss the lecture excursion.
Adults, 35 cents; pupils and children. 25 cents.
Grand matinee for old and young at two this at
ternoon, in Baptist church. Tickets for sale at
Scott Bros, and at church door.
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BINDER! BINpRR!-The Deering Irvine Bind
or. IS sold In this county last year, and every
one perfect success. II does not require any
experts to follow 1t UP to keep 1t In repair, for 1t
Is all right at all times. Call j. =. Porter and
see 1t before placing your order for one that you
have to 20 away from here to get testimonials
for H.
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday
evening" in basement of Congregational Church. c. ID.
Trimbe, Pres; Henry Rochelle, Sec
EITzGERALDs Brass AND REED BAND. Meets Monday
and Thursday evenings in We'll Teers Block, corner La
Sale and Mil streets. Frank Lancaster. Leader.
BACH's MILITARY BAND. Meets every "Wednesday eve.
ming In Piergues building. Main street A. K. Bach.
Leader.
OTTAWA LIEDEETAFEL. Meets every Tuesday evening.
81 shsefers Hail. c. ZvsRlig President; Jacob Berzne
Sccretsrv-
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Mr. GEO. JEKYLL, whose return from Kansas
City we recently mentioned, as our people are
generally rejoced to know, has returned to stay,
and has already made considerable progress in
the erection of his carpenter shop on Clinton St.
north of Main. The shop is to be "a by 62 feet,
two stories in height, studded and brcked in,
with outside and roof sheet iron and tin. when
completed it will not only be slightly structure,
but one of the best arranged establishments Of
its kind in this region.
Meantime Mr.. Jekyll is already equipped with
a set of hands, has concluded one contract, and
is ready to enter into Others for the erection Of
buildings in city or country or to undertake any
work in the line of a first class carpenter and
bui1dpr
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Carpets and mattings sold at wholesale prices
to churches and societles Scott Bros. u Co. are
showing by far the largest assortment, and their
sales are long way ahead.
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We would again call attention TO the very fine
stock Of groceries kept by the Burke Bros. Hav.
ing no rent to pay, and both being practical gro.
GERS, and buying and selling for cash, they can
mako prices that defy all competition. All pur.
chases in the city promptly delivered. Give
them call.
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There is one thing about the Victor Roller
Mills flour: whether you buy to-day or tomorrow
or next week, It is always the same,-not good
to-day and poor tomorrow, but always good.
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Forbes 81 Lorriaux are doing a rushing bust
ness this season, so much so that they had no
time this week to prepare an advertisement.
Nevertheless, our readers will find them ever
ready to sell them pure drugs and medicines,
paints and oils, wall paper, window shades, &C.,
&C., on the very lowest terms.
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Will McMullen expects to occupy his new gro
Gerry store on Court street some time between
the LIST and 5th of next month. His old clerk,
George Fyfe, will take place with him again.
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Stiefers spring stock Is all in and ready for
your inspection. Don't buy dollars worth OF
spring goods before you see this stock. 1t will
pay you. A large stock and lowest prices.
M. STIEFEL, at the White Corner.
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MUsIc.-"Darling Magdaena." Song and cho-
rus Words by Henry T. Wilson. Music by H.
B. Funk, publisher, Monticello, III. The pub
Usher favors us with copy of the above IN sheet
music, and on trial we find it very pretty song
indeed that cannot fail to become popular. Sent
by mail, postpaid, TO any address for 35 cts.
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A petition to the President Of the United States
asking for the release of Sergeant Mason is in
the hands OF Postmaster Bowman and has al
ready received several signatures.