The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-29
Our Neighbors.
T,aland has q creamy.

Leland has Q creamy.
1t costs $4,000 year to run the Leland
school.
Al the late election in Leland no license
ticket was elected.
Morris has quarrantined against Jollcl Oh
account of the small poX
Earlville last week elected license Doaru
of aldermen-a change OF tactics.
Mendoza capitalists are talking OF organiz'
ing an organ factory. A building 1t is said
has been purchased.
The r. r. gram warehouse at Leland look
fire from a locomotives spark one day last
week. but little damage was done.
Al $500 saloon, with the blinds down,
Aurora's CITY clerk has thus far received but
five applications for liquor license.
Daniel Lyman, OF Mendoza, died suddenly
in HYDE Park last week. He was born IN l'oO
in Mass, and had resided IN Mendoza since
1866. A.
Mine superintendent are prospecting the
project of substituting wind engine" 70 40
the work of mules in the Vermillion Coal
Cos shafts.
An addition of 100 volumes has been made
to the Earlvlle Public Library. Earlville Is
the only city in the county that can ailoru u
per cent tax for this purpose!
Two prominent business men OF Ieru re-
Gently settled difficulty with their lists, the
meeting taking place on the streets. An ex
change of eplthets, thief" and "llar," was the
provocation tor blows.
Gozette +. The men working for the Utica
Sewer Pipe Co. struck for an advance OF 20
cents. The company promptly telegraphed
for fifty Swedes who are in Michigan. They
were expected last Saturday.
An artesian we'll has just been completed al
Morris. AT the depth OF GOO feet good How
of water was obtained. The contractor Is now
DESTROYS of sinking well for that city, and
the matter will be brought before the council
Now that the people have got the much de-
sired city organization by ballot they seem to
be somewhat mixed about how they ought 10
proceed to put it into practice, and are poster
ing the Attorney General for advice-which he
doesn't supply.
johnnie Wells, gathering boy employed al
the Streator bottle works, was pretty badly
burned on Wednesday morning. The skim
mer was conveying some melted glass by MN
when by some accident some OF the molten
mass was turned out:on his neck.
Streator Free Press. 1.-THE 'lron-man' side
of No 2 shaft is laid off to-day on account OF
the underground fire. They are having a
pretty hard fight with ii. 1t Is said to be one
Of the worst fires that has ever been seen here
Arrangements had been made to work today
but the smoke anu sulphur WcIe 81 esiohB sho'
they were compelled to give up"
A La Sale man has been taking ammonia
Says the Press Attorneys. 2. Hall on Fri
day evening of last week, swallowed by mis-
take spoonful of ammonia instead of an
equally nauseous dyspepsia remedy and In
consequence thereof has been spending the
OK in recovering from Its dcleterious effects
preve}, fiery dose but an antidote In the way
On SaitXinegar administered Immediately
split near ST. rous results"
e ere by the engineei S,eak not being discov.
. .he engine was cut from .ardinr to custom
t an1ad lor water; 1t had barerin to push on
t tank, when the loose train which it'ted at the
49, 49, ,op OF the hill came thunder,nnn =. Jeff al
. ANA ana crushed into its stern d. aowh w.
s nHe clear across the bridge. T tx I'D h
s. tu'a leo. by the heavy wooden guards kept on
an s orhlage and followed 1t across. One OF the
tnn ,'' ~ ,nat was in front was driven sousrely 81
~ u ano .rsJ AND YaS&snston just in thai thai
shape. The engine was not much injured
man and woman were crossing the bridge
sc the time and had taken refuge on the abut
nents while the train passed