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The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23
CHERIfF'S SHE

L j
BY virtue ofa writ of Venditioni EN-
pnnas. To mr directed, will he exposed
10 public sale, on
TUESDAY, SEp'pEMBER 26th, 1882,
at o'clock, p. M, at the Court Honse
door in Georgetpwn, Ge1rgetnwn hun
drel, the iolin'Ying real estate, 10 Wit :
No. /. A cerlaip lot, piece and parcel
or land. situate ia the town Of Geurg9
town, Georgetown hundred, SHssGx
county ami Stita of Delaware. adjiir-
ing lots OF john II. Paynter, Esq, aud
tile Public Squ,Ee. containing one
huild!ng lot. beng M, II on the town
PLOT, improved ~ II two story house
(useh ne . store tpHse aud dwellinp),
stables, carriage lct.se and other bull
dings. ~. .=,,
No. 2. A certain lot. piece and parcel
of band, situate ii hundred, uprnty
and State afOresn Aijpining lois of
Charles c. Stock k,jamin Burton
and others, conta acres more ar
loss, improved b. stUry dwell
ling House, Sc.
:, No, 3. A certHii Land par
Gel, CT land sitI .!..ss,,ss.s slndred
county aud .S.aS - 2lning
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23

i@""s Is"se + RSss. iced, ce"9ia"s , %"S 10 10
acres more or less, without improve
ments.
=. No. !. A certhi1 lot, piece aud parcel
cf lnnd. sitnatr nj the hundred, rnunty
pnd Sale aiores@d, alj lining lal'ds Of
j imes Steel and ut 10. 3 hAfnir de
scribad, CQntainigs st acres more or
less, WITHOUT improvements. Ill,
No. 8. a cprtaIp lot, piece aud parcel
of land situate in the bundled, county
aud State aforesaid. ndjpiuing lands Of
WIN. Tam. u. II. Wright an othnrs,
containing Ct acres inira or less. with
4 Peach Orchard Of about 400 trees
thereon.
No. g. One sixth interest in aud 10 u
certain tract, piece and parcel of land
situate in the hundred, county and
State aforesaid, adjoining lands of ,eu
ben ID ,nnvan, Hiram I. Downing and
others. containing 100 acres more or
less, without improvements.
Seiz III and lakrn in execution ns tie
property OF James w. Lynch, aud Will
10 gold tor cash by
,sAMUl!r J. MARrIN, Sheriff.
Sheriifs oiAce, Georgetown, 3 .pt. OH,
tgS2.
20 per cent. of the purchase money
will bedemanued on the day of sA!o
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23
O HER[FFn.S SALE

SHERIfTnS SALE:
By virtue of awrit of T.evnri Facias
70 me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale on
TUESDAY, SEPT. 2Glh, 1852,
at Q 2o'cloik, y. nj, at tic Court House
dOnr in Genrget9wn, in Georgetown
hundred, the Ioliowing real esta,r, 10
wit:
All that tract piece and parcel uf
Land, situate in NuhticOke Hundred.
on the South side of the public road
leading from KnO Hles Y Roads Ia the
Old Furnace Mills, beng the lands
Wherein the sal Fleetwood now re-
sides, aud the same lands that NnH'p
COna@ny hOugnt of solomon Iinrris
aud wife, together with mart 81 the
purchase frou jacob Moore,
Esq, of the Nathaniel 1Onaway land.
The mptes and bounds whereof are as
fellows, to wit: Beginning vt "A post ut
the edge of the Old Furnace Mill pond
thence with u line of Isaac Conway
land South lit degrees Fast li4l per
ches To the county road aforesaid. lead
ing from Knowles n Roads TO the Uld
Furnace. Mills, thence with said road
South S3t degrees, East 20 perrhps,
South 7i4 degrees, Eas. 81 6 10 percbses
thence leaving said road North III de-
grees and ten MINUTES, East one perch
to II marked live cedar aG the edge OF
the rnhd, thence continuing said course
across the field with ienre principally
96l perGhes fur.heI, in all 97I percnes
to a post al the edge Of the wnnds.
thence partly with I'M old. road North
3l4 degrees, West 4e perches to stone
ihe beginning of the old Owen tract
thence contiDuing said bearing 20 per-
chrs further on To IL post ut the edge of
the main. branchof the Old Furnace
Mill pond, THENCE along and with tile
edge of said branch and mil pond to
the place Of beginning, containing 1876
Acres, aud AZ slr. Perctes. more, or
less, improved by II sing le-story dw'sl-
ling. barn, stables, and also Peach and
Apple Orchard.
Seized and taken in execution as The
property of Philip n. Fleetwood aud
Hes:er. Jane, his wife, and will be sold
for cash by
SAMUEL j. MARTIN, Sheriff,
sherin,s Once, teorget6 WI, Del, Sept.
Gth, 1882.
20 per cent. of sLhe purchase money
Will be demanded on the day of sale.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE
The next term will begin, WE'D
EVENING,
September 9th, '92.

Examinations for admission at 10
o'cluck A. NJ. on that dav.
There are three col:rses construction:
1sT. CLASSICAL;
ID SCIENTIFIC AND AGRICULTURAL
3D.. LITERARY;
each extending over four years.
Both sexes are admitted to the class
rooms. Expenses very moderate.
The 3oard of Trustees ut their re-
cent meeting appointed E, committee
10 secure Immediately thoroughly
qualified person to fill the vacancy III
the Faculty.
For further information apply to
President W. Ii. PuRNELL, LII. D.,
NEWARK, DEL
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23

THE campaign has n,H filly com
menced. The State Convention has
been held. The D9a ocracy has an
nouneed its platform an presented its
stand ird bearers. Taa Coan:y Con.
.ycn:ion c ,mp.eted the ticket on Tues
',lay last ain | tha Democratic hanner
has b9eh thrown to tae br3a1o. Tao
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23
EARLY APPLICATION REQUIRED
-FlO THE EunlICi


In compliance with the provisions of
tue Acts of the General Assembly of the
state of Del,,ware. regulating the sale OF in-
toxlcains liquors, | hereby give notice
that on Monday, the 9th day Of October
pezt, shall make application III writing
tc the Court of General ST tssiGhs of o
Peace aud Jail Delivery, then to be held at
Georgetown, In and for Sussex COUNTY, for
Il license Tor the keeping of an Inn or rav-
ern in the house or hotel situated on
Slaughter Beach. In the County and state
Aforesaid, aud in school District M. 4,
in said County, known as the Willow
Grove Hotel, and for the sale therein Of
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk On the premises, Of
which said house or hotel and premises
am ewncr and occupant. The following
respectable citizens recommend my said
application:
Robert Carpenter, David Roach,
Ri ey w. Benhett, William j. Darby,
William B. Argo, John y. MessiclS.
James fiigmnn, William Il. Morgan,
navid X. Lindle, David ". BroOks,
Wesley jackson, David Bennett,
John s. Trutt, james q. DAVIDSON,
John II, Bennett, David Hazard,
j. b. Prettyinqn.
GEDBiE w. MALE.
Slaughter Beach. sept 9Th, 1882.
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S. =. Short,
RridgeHil,e,
De-.
9O-4a
VO FRgE PUBLIC!


In compliance with the provisions of
the Acts of the General Assembly, ot the
State of Delaware, regL lating Lhe sale Of
intoxicating liquors, Ifereby rive notice
that On Monday the 9th day of Octcher
next, ! shall make application in writing
to the Court of General Sessions uf the
r ace and Jail Delivery, then TO he held ut
Georgetown, in and for sussex Cuunty, for
"a license for the keeping Of an Inn or Tav-
ern in the house or hotel situated in South
Milford, Cednr Creek Hundrei, IN the
County and State aforesaid, ani in United
Schoo Districts Nos. ., lUO LOB aud lul, in
said County, known as SmOot's Hutel. and
for the sale therein of into xlcating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. 10 be
dunk on the premises, of which said house
Or hotel and premises am owner and
William II. Smuot tenant. The following
respectable citizens recommend my said
application;
Edward Call, Charles d. Peters,
Thorn as Sipple, II. 4. Stewart
l., u, Morgan, J. II. Harding,
n. ii. McAlichael, j. II. Iruitt,
DIS. Truitt, j. W. Trultt,
W. II. Davis, l.. M. Johnson,
W. C..Humphreys, Joseph Peters,
Alfred $. Muckln, Il. b. Deputy,
Il. u. lIrndricson, j. II. Harper,
John W. Hayes, John Sipple,
William q. Lori. A..
WILLIAM N. w. DORSEY.
South Milford, Sept. 9th, 1882.
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23

Ir is recorded Of the Philosopher
Job. that be once. answered . rcrtair
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EOR CORONER IN Issa.

PHILIP WINDSOR,
of Georgetown Hundred,
Offers himself as n candidate for the Office
of Coroner of Sussex County. subject to the
decialon of the Repnblinan County Com
Yention. Being I'll oldest applicant he
hopes his claims will be considered, and
pledges himself to support the nominee.
Georgetown, Del, Aug. 30, 1882
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23
Teachers Notice.

an examinat.on Of Teachers for 81 and
3rd grade certificates will he held in the
Court House, in Georgetown, on
SATURDAY., OCTOBER 7ih.
commencing d. $50 o'clock, n. M.
b, ]. II. GR)VES, / Superin-
40-tf II. @. CARPENTER, 7 tendrnts.
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23

two nilos ar Milton. Do "a, for he pur-,
pGso of raising tomatnas. Application
must he maze befnre the first day OF
October. REYNOLDS Il Coz,
Milton, Del,
tuly 3eth, iss3.
FARMER WANTED-A first-Class
Farmer to take charge of my farm.
will either pay him wages or rent il
to him on shares. A man with plenty
of help would he preferred. Liberal
terms will bp offerei to an industrious
man OF good habits and character.
w. II. fcSS,
Near Sealord, Eel.
DOG LoST.-Strayed away from the
owner on sunday, the l3lh day OF An
gust. at Peppers Woods Camp Meet
ing near Georgetown = nod sized, red
Irish setter, with protru ling under
jaw. Any one giving information of
his whereabouts To the owner, or lrav
ing it at this office, will be libprnay re
warded.
S. p. Short,
RridgeHil,e,
De-.
no THE PUBLIC.-tIaving engaged
a in TIE Drive Well business, beg
lenve tn inform tho residents of George
town and Vicinity that / am prepared
TO settle these esceiiqEt wells at amy
point on the Peninsula at short notice,
and will guarantee u never falling
supply Of pure water, or no charge
will he made. I specially request u
trial where others have failed. Send
in your orders by mail.
GEO. w. PHILLIPS,
s0-42 Robbins, Del.
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GEORGETOWN, SEPT. 16ru, 1882.
The Delaware Democrat., 1882-09-23

. =
BY virtue of awrit of Levnri Facias
70 me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale on
TtIfAsnAY. S1apr oalh iseo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Hello, l2O!'
"Welln'
care you going to the show
"What show"
"The transit of Venus Dec. 9Th"
"Oh yes! we'll all be on hand at half past
eight"
"How can it be SEEM"
Through an opera glass or smoked Cog.
gles"
"Tell us what occurs"
"The planet crosses the SUMS disc, dis.
lance Of $4,000 miles, At the rate OF 2, SOC
miles minute"
"This beats Maud So
"Yes; and no admission at the gate"
as not colored glass better than smoked
glass to look throuCh?'
eyes"
"Any objections to using the bottom of
beer bOttle%'
"Not II it is empty"
"How long will the planet be crossing the
sun"
"Over five hours"
"How long will it be ere this happens
again."
"i9a years; and II will be longer than this
before the people Of Ottawa and La Sale
county see such stock OF holiday goods and
such wonderful low prices as now can be
seen at Z. Y. Griggs's store"
MISCELLANEOUS DOCKS uhll anu t"o-thhun
regular prices.
Children's books, two.thirds price.
Chatterbox, 49c; Mark Twains 1880 books,
81. 70; Dora's Bible ~ s2.3s; Mrs. Holmes
81. so books, Csc; Rev. E. P. Rowe's works,
CSC.
Pinkerton's Detective Series, $ll2.
May Agnes Fleming, Sl.l2.
Capt. Mayne Reid, 74c.
Ali fiction and novels, SAC, Csc and 74c.
Lives Of illustrious men, 74c. The best poet
ical works, CSC Children's toy ard juvenile
books very cheap. full line OF hne gin
books.
Dells, dolls, dolls, to no end, and at nc
prices.
Maiolica ware, china mugs, cups and hau
GERS, vases, toilet sets, musical toys, fine
frames, perfumes, albums and bibles. auto
graph albums, knives, and pocket books.
Toys shall close out this year at some
price.
I have = very large stock OF christina,
cards, lamps and lamp goods, the finest ant
Largest stock in La Sale county, and prices
to suit all.
Z. r. GRIGGs.
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Thanksgiving.

|. 1t is twenty years since this festival became
national by President Lincoln's appointment
1t is certainly good thing-as SanchO Panza
would say, q "blessed invention" About
ninety of our citizens turned out to attend
the "union service" at the Congregational
Church, and about like number the service
at the Episcopal Church, TO give thanks
for the abundant blessings of the year. No
doubt the dinner service was better attended
than the praise service. 1t certainly is q
very creditable thing for a clergyman to pre-
pare special sermon and be willing to preach
it under such circumstances to such audience.
The appointment Of preacher for the union
service this year fell to the minister Of the
Presbyterian church, Rev. NJ. X. Whlttlesey,
who gave an deliberately finished sermon on
1.-THE Advantages Of the pious Study OF His.
tory"--a theme suggested by and appropriate
to the reviews andlremeniscences of this day
Of grateful memories CT good.
The defeat-more than that-the signal re-.
buke-of the::Republican party at the polls,
for its frauds, its robberies IN excessive taxa
ton, its fanaticism on temperance, its class
legislation and oppression on matters OF tariff.
calls for specially large audiences and heart
Ter thanksgiving this year than usual, and
we regret 80 slight manifestation OF the
real feeling OF the people at large.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Mrs. CAROLINE HEINRICH.

When our reporter called upon Scott Bros.
& Co.'s yesterday he found all hands very
busy. They had been opening up large lot
of new dress goods, lace goods and fancy
goods suitable for the holiday trade. Mr..
Scott informed him that the month Of Novem.
Der was the largest month In sales the house
ever had and that they were making prepara-
ton for even larger business in December.
Winter goods of every description will be
sold this month at very low prices BY this
firm. Their immense stock OF cloaks attracts
hundreds Of ladies. They received lot OF
new ones this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

MARRiED.-At Lockport, ILL.,, on Wednes'
day, Nov. 20, 1882, at the residence OF the
brides parents, the Rev. DR.. McGovern Off
ciating, NJ. W. II. Bayley, OF Ottawa, to Miss
Mary o. Connor, of Lockport. Immediately
sitter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. B. departed
for Ottawa, where they will make their home
during this winter. \ large party Of rela.
tives and friends were present to witness the
ceremony, and the bride was the recipient OF
many handsome and useful presents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

In Seneca is to be observed singular re.
lgious coincidence. The Irish Catholic
church of that village receives its spiritual
food from an American-Eev. Father Major,
whose ancestors for generations were natives
of Kentucky; on the other hand the Metho'
dist church of that village is in charge Of an
Irishman, Rev. Mr.. Colwcll. Both Of these
gentlemen without regard to nationality arc
deservedly popular in their respective par.
ishes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Those Novelties.

Those Novelties.
Anyone wishing to see real fine assert
ment OF beautiful and novel holiday goods is
invited TO step into Behring's drug store.
8The magnificent display OF fancy a1d USE
full articles will astonish you. Among the
more striking and newer specialties we would
mention line of gold plated and crystal
odor stands, card receivers, jewel caskets,
inks tands, paper weights and many other
gold and silver plated goods.
A lot of porcelain roses, carnation pinks,
lilacs, in vases and on plush and china
PLAQUES, perfectly charming. You want to
see the finest line of celluloid, ivory aud rub
Der toilet sets in plush, leather, silk hand.
painted cases. The most magnificent stock
of photograph, cabinet and autograph al
buns, in artistic and durable binding, and the
low prices are surprising. Pocket books,
shopping bags, card cases, cigar cases and
other leather and plush novelties, an enorm.
GUS assortment. Work baskets, lunch bask.
cts, shopping baskets and other willow and
wood articles too hume rous to mention
Gold pens, charm pencils, tooth picks. ear
spoons, gold, silver and ivory headed canes
only complete line IN the city. Don't fail to
ask for our fine perfumes; the stock OF fancy
caskets filled with the choicest odors is i'm
mense. A fine line Of glove and handker
chief, collar and cuff boxes in leather, plush
wood, cellal0id, &c.
Vases and toilet sets, cut cologne and odol
bottles, an endless variety, and prices always
down.
Our hanging and hall, also stand lamps
chandeliers, decorated shades, globes, &c.
has never been equslled in Ottawa. There
are hundreds of other appropriate and useful
articles not mentioned; so please call ant
see our goods and learn our prices before yor
purchase. Remember Behring's drug store
north Of court house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

MASK COsTUMEs.-Attention is directed TO
the advertisement of Mrs. Heinrich, in an.
other column. This lady is supplied with q
very rich and choice assortment OF mask cos
tunes, suitable for any character from an
emperor to beggar, and furnishes them at
such reasonable figures that anybody can az
ford to indulge in the delights Of frstclass
masquerade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Improved Farms for Sale.

Desiring 70 improve a large tract Of land recently
purchased l offer for sale the following improved
farms In Western Iowa;
1000 Acre Farm-section z and west hall
Section %, township 81, range 49, In woodbury. coun
", six miles from Corrcconville; six hundred acres
improved; house, stable. corn crib. etc; &lsW per
acre.
$40 Acre Earm-Section Y. Township ~
Range ~ Plymouth county, 80 miles from town; al
under cultivation: house, stable corn GRID ana
granary with capacity for 500 bushels wheat. t9 W
per acre.
$40 Acre Farin-SectlUn %. Township 80
Range 80; all under cultivation; new house, cCst
" 600; granary, capacity 1000 bushels wheat; corn
crib, stable, pasture, etc; f2e.O per acre.
All choice. selected land, especially adapted for
stock raising The Farms were improved and harmed
by myself for two or three years. All are IN good,
clean conditions this seasons fall povng done; hay
and grain on premises. All have HctHg spring OF
water. besides good well
have IN addition k.iir 600 Acres o 4lJ'tF
and hail s,7liUis ~ d.. same Nirtty, ".a psriiHy
improved
TERMS 10 cash; balance OF principal In D. G AMI
years; titles perfect.
For further Information address
D.. T.. PACLLlN,
deco Cherokee, Cherokee county. lows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
The Boston rubbers are the best.

One firm in Ottawa, at least, enjoyed good
Thanksgiving trade, and many folks enjoyed
their dinners that Cay because they were
provided by them. OF course, We refer to
Burke Bros, who are rapidly increasing their
already large grocery trade. They are now
preparing to Guido their recent efforts, If pos.
sible, in regard to Christmas. They can sup.
ply every household with all the substantials
for an elegant repast.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Hoxie probably has the largest and finest
stock of goods for the holiday trade ever
brought to La Sale county. It consists OF
all that is desirable in plain and ornameLted
china, lamps, vases, toilet sets, cutlery, toys
for children, sleds, games, &c, in endless
varieties. Better still, Hoxie has marked
everything at the lowest figures and is Offer
ing special inducements 10 all purchasers OF
presents Call and see
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Notice.

To the visitors OF the masquerade ball Of
the Anchor Pleasure Club, on December 18th,
would say that my costumes will be laio
out, prepared for the ball, III two depart
ments one for ladies and one for gentlemen,
at my rooms over Dreifus's meat market
and also ut the hall on the evening Of the
party. respectfully invite all to call and
make selections.
Mrs. CAROLINE HENTRICH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Degen Bros, Of This city, on Thursday sold
their dark dapple-gray 4-year-old stallion
Humboldt" to Jacob Burgy, Green county,
Wis, for $500 Mr.. BurgY may congratulate
himself on becoming possessor Of q very fine
animal at low figure. The firm Of Degen
Bros have a wide reputation throughout the
entire country for handling the best Norman
stock to be obtained.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

We are Informed that the county superin-
tcndent OF schools, Mr.. Stockdale, will make
no changes of Office days and place Of exam.
nations Of applicants for teachers certif.
Gates, which will continue as made familiar
by Mr.. Williams.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

"Send the Little Ones Happy to Bed" is an
old song. 1t can bo realized best by making
them holiday presents secured OF Walther,
Santa Claus especial agent for La Sale and
adjoining counties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Madison street presents the aspect OF the
San Sac street wharf in San Francisco with
its piles Of teas uniaden from the Pacific
steamers. The American Tea Company have
q lsrge shipment Of the finest tea, Just IN.
They finu ''Ssndried" their leading brand.
Also, rich cofiees; winter supplies at whole
sale. Hot tea il given away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Silver ware, pitchers, all sizes, silve
cream jugs, silver fagons, silver cake ant
fruit holders, silver goblets, silver holloy
ware in general, full stock and new pat
terms, at Hess's, the jeweler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
PROPOSALS
FOR
Vault Fittings for Court House.

The La Sale County Court House and Jail Building
Committee will receive sealed prodosas, addressed u
the committee Of the county clerk Ottawa Ills
until Dec. 5h. ISL o'clock p NJ. for the Vault fit
tng~ for the La sale County Court House; plans sDa
fcations Tor which work open TO inspection a.
the Office ef NJ. L. Beers, room % Major Block Chics
go and at the room Of the committee IN Ottaws, Ill.
Each hid must he accompanied by q certified cheek.
payable 10 the order of the committee, for i've hun
bred dollars. as guarantee that the bidder Will enter
into contract and furnish the necessary bonds in cvs
the bid II accepted.
The committee reserve rhe right reject any az
n,., GEORGE ". AEN>Tl;oN6,
uuNE5 Charms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

Santa Claus has established his hea1quar
ters in Ottawa and appointed Walther hi
agent for the distribution Of presents to the
little ones.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

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, dolmsns and shawls,
hannels, blankets and wool yarns; ladies'
ehildren's, misses, mems and boys under
wear, and every article in the dry goods line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

J. II. Harvey & Co., Of Seneca, are among
the new firms just opened In that village.
They carry full line of clothing, gents fur.
nishing goods, &C., and are meeting with
great success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

A car load and more of handsome presents
for the holidays at Walther's. Call and make
your selections before the rush begins and
the finest are gone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

II locks as il the Edison Electric Light Co.
of Ottawa were not going to do anything
after all. at least not during the present win
ter. There seems to be fair chance for the
new light If somebody dared TO risk the un-
dartaknO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

The largest and cheapest stock Of India,
cashmere and beaver shawls, just received.
Come and look at some handsome things in
this department, at Hull's.