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Millinery.

Mrs, Harlitt has been receiving new goods all
week, and has now the largest and most fashion
able stock Of millinery in Ottawa-the latest
styles in hats, bonnets, ribbons, flowers, feath-
ers, and trimming goods. Her stock of flowers
has to be seen to DO appreciated, and we believe,
from all fashion advices, that flowers will be
worn almost exclusively this season. The ladies
will please remember that Mrs. Haalitt is ex-
clusively in the millinery trade, giving her en-
tire attention to all orders and personally super
intending the same. Her large and increasing
trade is guarantee that her customers are suit
cd. This season she proposes to sell at her usu-
al low prices, and at prices lower than can be
found elsewhere.
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The new goods at H. ]. Gillen's have been the
delight of all visitors there during the past week
or ten days, as indeed their beauty and excel.
lence would indicate they would be. Among
them, It will be remembered, were
Silk Garments
Something special in silk over-garments
Dolmans
Nice line and new shades in cloth Dolmans,
and something specially fine in the English
Walking Jacket of this MATERIAL
Something specially cheap in fancy, black and
summer silks;
And daily arrivals in all lines Of merchandise;
Making a thoroughly complete stock in oil
lines Of dry goods-a stock that daily grows bet
ter and more popular
The carpet stock continues to be great success
at the new and very low prices. II could not fall
to be so, all things considered, for here is most
excellent line Of straight goods sold for what
they are, at the lowest figures.
Other stocks full and complete. The boot and
shoe and grocery departments, of course. hold
their own; so that
No house in Ottawa is 80 we'll prepared to sat-
isfy all demands for goods or cheap prices. All
requested to call at any time and look at the
goods.
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We clip the following from the Pontiac Free
Trader:
On Monday evening, March 20, the people of
EmingtOn and vicinity collected together at the
home OF Hiram Vanderbilt, of Union, to witness
the marriage ceremony OF his daughter, Miss
Dollie, to Mr.. James Watts. Rev. Allen, OF Che.
noa, performed the marriage ceremony. Miss
Dollie has lived IN this place since early child.
hood, and by her winning ways and ladylike de-
pertinent has always stood among the 6rst in
good society; while Mr.. Watts 10 genial and
amiable young man, we'll liked by all who kaow
him; therefore 1t was not at all surprising that
nearly one hundred persons found their way
through the mud to Mr.. VS. on this occasion.
The bride and groom looked their pretticst, and
after the short ceremony making them man and
wife, and congratulations, supper was announc-
ed, which all seemed to enjoy with keen appe.
titles. The supper was gotten up with great
care, and nothing WAS missing that goes towards
the makeup OF hrst.clsss wedding supper. The
presents were very numerous and we'll chosen, 10
one forgetting to bring reminders Of the past
and present friendship to the young couple, and
If whole set OF nice furniture, glassware by the
cupboardful, table linen. cOunterpanes, towels.
napkins. silver spoons, butter knives, knives
and forks, lamps, vases, Ornamente OF many
kinds, mirrors and money will make their hearts
glad, they have q goOIly supply. The company
left, after spending an evening long to be remem-
bered, with good wishes to the youthful couple.
Mr.. Watts DANES Y. Watts) is q son Of Jos.
Watts, Of South Ottawa, in this county.
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Brown Ericsson.

The tro!tng stallion Brown Ericsson will make
the season of 1892 at the Clifton House Stable,
Ottawa, III. The service Of this horse will be
$l5 for the Season. payable at the time OF service.
Mares not proving in foa can be returned nezt
season free Of charge.
This horse was sired 10y Ericsson, he by NAM
brine Chief Ericsson; dam was Miss Caudle, the
grand. dam Of Clark Chief and AcDonald's
Mambrino.
Brown Eriesson's dam was Kate Rather, by
Morgan Rather; second dam by Canada Chief;
third dam by Davy Crockett, the PAGER.
Ericsson, the sire of this horse, also sired Do
Bile, record 2:2s; Eric, record 2:2SlI; Belle, rec
ord 2:2S3i; Nightingale, record 2:!9; Wsveland
Chief, record 2:33f; Lumber, three year-old rec.
ord 2:33. For further particulars address
JAMES REgDY
Clifton Hotel Stable, Ottawa, III.
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4 new time card will 20 into effect on the Bur
lington road Sunday No important changes
are made on the Fox River branch, unless the az
ternoOn passenge north IS made little earlier,
has been contemplated. The Aurora Beacon Gays
that "Bily's train" will leave Aurora the same
time heretofore, buG will make the trip to
Chicago in one hour and eighteen minutes, not
making any stops east Of Naperville. Return
ing. this train will leave Chicago fifteen minutes
later not making any stops east OF Downers
Grove and arriving at Aurora at the same time
as heretofore.
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X. Il 8. Concerning the new through train
over the Rock Island via Seneca to Cincinnati,
the Kankakee Gazette says: The fast passenger
train on the Kankakee and Seneca has not yet
been put on, but arrangements are in progress,
The train is intended to make close connections
with the c. l. st. L. & G. at Kankakee and the
c. r. |. 4 ?. at Seneca, thus making fast thro'
line from the East to st, Paul and Omaha This
necessitates changes OF time cards on both these
lines. The present through trains between Chi
cago and Cincinnati will make few stops-only
three between Kankakee and Lafayette-and
Roadmaster Kelly has been putting up Email
catchers" at the small stations along the line,
An extra passenger train will be run to make all
the stops heretofore made by the through ex-
press trains" The Tribune yesterday said a
change would be made on Monday next, the
Kansas City Express leaving Chicago at 9l5 in
stead Of 10 O'Clock, meeting the Cincinnati line
at Seneca
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Black Silks Black silks!

Another invoice OF the celebrated Golden
Cross" black silks just opened at Scott Bros. 4
Co.'s. These silks have become very popular
wherever they have been sold. Hundreds OF 10.
dies throughout this county testify to their good
qualities.
II you know OF friend who wants q silk tell
her ABOUT them. Samples will be sent on appli.
cation.
The qualities at 81 %, 81 So $l.75 and - % are
especially worthy Of notice.
Also received a few pieces more Of those 81 In.
wide pure dye silks and satins which are especi.
ally recommended for suits and dolmsns. Prices
from 81. 80 to 1878 per yard.
Our silk department is we'll stocked with q full
line OF all the ne,c shsies in colored silks and eat
ms, from 70 cents to $l25
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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. vii
naxns, N. G.. j. o. Harris, Sec.
ToHrI LODGE No. 1893 o. o. +. Meets every Monds,
evening, In Opera House Block. ID. Farnsworth N g.;
b. Harris, Sec.
LxssIHa LODGE No. S26 I. o. q. +. Meets every Wed
nesday evening. Gedney's Block ". Keim, N. e.; +
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DpGRRK LopGH No / d. Il. Meets Hrs
Friday evening In each month Mrs. IL j. Logan, n. C.
w. l. Harris, Sec Social meeting 2d Friday evening o
each month
OTTAWA ENcABPaENT No 50 l. 0. q. L. Meets I'd ant
th Tuesday evenings OF each month. Charles Bowers.
p; j. O. Harris. Scribe.
IFFLAyD EyCAMPMKNT No Ill l. o. O. r. Meets Isl ant
ID Tuesday evenings each month"; in Grdneys Block. Phil
ip Leiner C.. P. John Voglc, Scribe
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A Quilt,

The Japanese silk quilt made by the Harmony
club has been completed, and will to-day be on
exhibition in Hull's show window. The quilt 10
Of silk patch work, laid in blocks OF about foot
square, each block being the work Of different
contributor. II is an elegant piece Of work,
nearly al Of the blocks being embroidered, some
Of them e1quisitely so, while some are ornament
ed with bits Of silk panting-fowers, "a little land
scspe, &C., while the whole is set off with appro-
pirate border. It seems to be quite "too too" as
to style also, the Boston advertiser noticing that
"a great deal of decorative color is now fashion
able for bed coverings. Silk covers Of embroid-
cry or Of rich damasks are used over the entire
bed. II a white spread is preferred, 1t is bright
ened by a scarf drapery OF rich, dark brocade,
that is thrown carelessly across the foot OF the
bed. The japanese embroidered quilts, and
those done with gilt threads in tapestry designs,
are especially handsome" The quilt is to be sold
by lot in the near future.
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Democrats Pataern.

Osmau X Hapeman have Just received the new
sDTSEg 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
1ut '',.. .'.,.. w.. r...r,-j., 80 ~ .ii,-t
ALL u.sl ssyi,s Oi ia4.,s' aud cLlidr.u's dress,
are graded in size, and put in envelopes on
which are printsd illustrations and full descrip-
tons Of the garments in French aud English.
They are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 80 cts,
and the catalogues is said 70 include the largest
and only complete assortment OF useful and fash b..
ionable designs. Catalogues sent on application
and any pattern sent post paid on receipt of
price marked IN catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

The Business Mems meeting on Monday ev-
enng was chiefly informal. Letters from Chi
cago touching mandatory were read and re-
ferred to a select committee.-The meeting after
this discussed Informally the question Of trans
portation. Among the ideas advanced was that
OF Mr. Jones, who though that the Hennepin ca
nal scheme was crowdng the much more import.
ant ship canal project to the wall. He promises
at future meetings to elaborate his ideas and
present the subject more fully, when an interest
ing meeting may be expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

At the request Of the proprletors OF the Victor
Roller Mills, the exhibitors OF Hosford's Baking
Powder used at their exhibit yesterday their Hun
garian brand Of -four, producing biscuits which,
Mr.. Piggot agent for the powder, says, for light.
ness, richness and fakiness, equalled any brand
Of -four used by them in six months baking
campaign throughout the country. The exhibit
ton will continue until this evening, and these
who have not attended should do 40, and try a
delicious biscuit with honey.
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The Head Center

For all things in the line OF gents wear-clo.h-
ing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, &c, lie ut
tn estore OF Fiske & BEEN.
New srrival-latsst spring styles OF hats and
caps.
Boys clothing, finest stock in the state.
Cannot be surpassed in ready made clothing,
either IN quality or general assortment.
Latest styles in neckwear, handkerchefs,
cuffs, &c.
Five complete stores in one, lettered respec-
lively A, B, e, D and E. Anything new pertaining
to either department 10 introduced here as soon
% brought ent.
This house does not take second place to any in
the west In any Of its departments.
Best store, best goods best light, BBsr in ev-
erything else.
This is The place to call when anything 10 re.
Quired.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RIBBON REFORM Give OF OTTAWA. Meets every
sunday afternoon at Cheeyers Hall j. f. Catcher Pres.
]. H. Misner, Sec.
MINIS AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE CLUE OF OTTAWA
Meets every Saturday evening in hall HamtOns feed
stAxe. Main 81. VIM. Burgess Pres: Jacob Bane, Sec.
FAITHFUL LonaB No SS5 |. o. G. 7. Meets every Tues
day evening, in Lynch's Hall. d. Beckwth. w c. t.; r.
". Burns, Sec.
! FATHER MATTHEW TOT ABsTIEASCE SOCIETY OF OF
TAwA Meets in Iseddcks Block list Sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening in each month John 7. Burke
Pres. James Ford, Sec.
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The land slide on the street approaching the
south end OF the Illinois river bridge from the
east has been partially ana temporarily stayed.
For distance Of 200 or 800 feet the earth on the
north side Of the street gave way. carrying with
it fences trees, &C., and narrowing the road. bed
to barely room for a team to pass. The authori.
ties have now filed the sunken places with gray.
ell and clay. This will answer all purposes I'M.
less further slides shall take place.
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MASONIC.

OCCIDENTAL LOPEZ No. 70 A. F. "a. ". Hall in Opera
aoSee Block Of La Sale aud Jefferson streets
NcMAnus W. NJ. A. NJ. Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
hS and ID Monday evenings of each month.
HUMBOLDT LODal No. SIS A, F. IAN. Hall IN Ged.
neYb Block. Isaac Well W. W.; g. W. Fuchs Sec. Regu.
l1f mectinu ID and Ash Friday evening each month.
sHABsoHA CHAPTER r. A; NJ Hall IN the Opera House
Block. Wm L. MigaR, II. p; NJ Hoffman, Sec-
Conventions Sd Wednesday evenings OF each month
OTTAWA IonAANDERY NO. 10 X. T. Meets In Masonic
Hall, Opera House Block Edward H Smith +. c.; A. NJ.
0nch month.
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7 DRUa STORE.

Don't forget, when you want nice, fresh, pure
groceries ct the lowest prices, that you will find
what you need at Burke Bros, west OF the court
house. Everything new and neat, and all goods
promptly delivered to every part Of the city, or
at the danota
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

Every purchaser of boots and shoes should
bear in mind that the place to purchase the best
grades is at Daniel Leahy's, whose reputation
for keeping only the best is widely known. Call
on him when In need and you will find every.
thing cheap and satisfactory.
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The heavy rains OF last Saturday and Sunday
caused q landslide on the north bank Of the ra.
vine crossing Chriotie street, seventh ward, which
carried with II the stone abutment to the foot.
bridge over the ravine. The city authorities
caused temporary supports to be placed in posi-
ton Monday, rendering passage over the none too
strong structure less dangerous.
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One OF the heaviest thunder storms seen In o.
tswa for long time came on last Saturday night.
An immense amount Of water fell. The next few
days were decidedly wintery again, and on Mon.
day night ice was formed on the pools OF water.
The damage to fruit Is not probably serious, So
few trees we're far enough advanced to be affected.
On Thursday the weather became milder.
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday
evening In basement of Congregational Church c. ID.
Trimbe. Pres. Henry Rochelle, Sec.
FrrzeEgALp's Brass AND REID BAND. Meets Monday
and Thursday evening" In Cameron Block corner Msd
son and Columbus Frank Lancaster. Leader
BAuH's MILITARY BAND. Meets every Wednesday eve
uing. In Camerons Block A. z. Bach. Leader.
n shaefers Hall. c. Zvands President: Jacob Berznei,
GDcFsea<<.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Inv. aw, I'M. laM sM. ON n Y.
ORR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places by the single copy subscriptions will be taken ror
any length of time ut the regular rates:
K L. DoNAdHo, Streator.
In TRowBRIDGE. Marseies.
GEO. H. HRRGER. for Troy Grove, Ophlr and Waltham
Address Troy Grove
The saper sways e at the ONCE Of the Rock Island
r. So Clark under Sherman House, Chicago FOR con-
venience of our friends.
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been called TO convene at the office OF the county
clerk on the 27th inst, to consider the matter Of
equal assessments and other matters. This no.
tice ia published 10 our advertising columns.
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Mr.. K. Farnsworth who has lately bought the
art d Pruett the contract for building him new
s., 900 house. 1t is to be nice two-story frame,
with wings and porch-sn ornament to the farm.
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We are prepared to ill orders for advertising
cards from stock on hand or orders from samples
We can ill at short notice orders ~ any size
from any Of over s75 different styles, all attrac.
tive. at vide range Of prices.
FREE TRADER jon Rooms
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The Carpet Trade
Az Scott BROS. 4 co. 3

Is rushing. A lot Of new patterns were received
yesterday. Nearly every day something new is
added TO their already large carpet stock. This
department is one OF the largest carpet and cur
tain departments in the west. Several hands are
constantly busy making and laying carpets and
putting up curtains, lambrequins, &c.
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John ?. Flick buys live turkies ana chickens,
hogs, sheep, calves and fat cattle for his market
Also market prices paid for butter, eggs &c, for
his store. Give him call before selling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

Ottawa's electric lights the subject o'frequent
by commercial men while on the trains
and at the stations all along the railroads. 1t
seems TO be "a hit"
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SHIRTS! SHIRTs!-The best line Of shirts ever
shown In this city. A good many styles in white
and French percale, colored or figured. We also
keep bOYs' shirts and children's waists.
NJ. STIRFEI White corner.
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NJ Stiefcl never was known to be beaten in the
line Of goods he handles. He sells 3-ply linen
collar at GO cts. dozen and 4-ply at 70 cts do
zen, the latest styles in the market.
NJ. STIEFgl, White corner
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Be wise, be prudent, be advised, and examine
our stocks OF new and lovely designs in wall pa
per and window shades before You select your
supplies, and we will do you good.
CITY DRUG STORE.
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He was lowery fellow. Indeed, his name
was Flower-Dr. Flower-a botanical sort Of q
fellow, a distributor of herbs to a suffering world
In fact. he daisy. And his stock in trade
was Il cure ali medicine. lie said no cure no
pay" but his customers think It's going to be
oil pay and no cure. He was out a: Grand
Ridge this week; and as he walked his howery
way" he expatiatcd to the natives. The natives
to the number of Is or 20 tbereupon bought his
medicne-a little water land SIGH" with an ele-
giant name, in bran new bottle-paying there
for in notes OF regular form. Ii is hardly neccs-
ssrv 20 .ay th.' The $40 vSIrh each contr.ut"d -
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HATS Il CArs.-Our exhibit ia this department
during the season will not be equalled. A great
proiusion Of styles and shapes will satisfy the
most critical demand. All new styles win be re-
ceiyed a. fast as brought out. Call and examine.
N. STIgFEL, White corner.
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Be wise, be prudent. be advised, and examine
our stocks of new and lovely designs in wall pa
per and window shades before you select your
supplies, and we will do you good.
CITY DRUG STORE.
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Shoe department is drawing large trade. Eve
~ pair OF shoes is marked in plain figures o
much lower prices than are usually asked To-
even inferior goods. In fine hand-sewed shoei
they keep the finest assortment.
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The annual report of the C. Il, \ q. railroad
announces that the Joliet, Rockford * Northern
Il. r., from Paw Paw TO Sheridan will be com.
pleted 10 Sheridan by July lsi.
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On Thursday last the canal telephone line was
connected with the Ottawa exchange by meant
of a switch at the collectors office. 1t is under.
stood that nothing but strictly canal business
will be permitted over the line.
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The La Sale and MarseiIles military compa.
mics have been dishandcd by order Of the state
authorities. Lack Of interest by the members
was the cause. The Odell company, lorh Bait,
III. like else been mnsier~t out.
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The Victor Mills ''Silver Clond," for . high
grade honr, Is unsurpassed by any mill In the
world; while the Hungarian, az cheaper grade
used by bakers-is family -four second to
none. Both grades make beautiful, white, sweet
bread, biscuit, and everything else for that
m after
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-15

Child Il Phipps' new stock Of ladies' fine shoes
has delighted the ladies who examined the stock
this week, 1t being so much more comprehensive
than had ever been opened in Ottawa before.
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The Victor Roller Mills -four continues to find
favor with the public. The novelty Of the new
mill has worn away, and the flour now ia in con-
slant demand, on Its merits. II you haven't
tried It, buy asack and eat some good -four once.
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The City Mills -four, much improved lately
by the addition Of new machinery is very cieop
for those grades of hour-the famous ''Gilt
Edge" selling at $3.50 and their "Spring Wheat"
ot 81 On
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A. o. U. w.

INDEPENDENT LoDaE No. 80 A. O. U. ". Meets I'd
4th Monday evenings OF each MONTH in Odd Fellows
Hall. c. L. Simon, NJ W.; j. II. Wilson, Rec.
INDUSTRY LoDGE No. 20 A. o L. ". Meets LIST and I'd
Thursday evenings OF each month. in Iynchs Block j. b.
Harris n. W.; Vim. Furough. Rec.
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Admitted to be the hest.

The mixed paints being sold by Gehring at
Hov everything in the paint and
rush line. Fine goods at low prices always the
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Jno. P. Flick buys live turkies and chickens,
hogs, sheep calves and tat 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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AMERICAN LEGION OF HO.

OTTAWA CoBscIL No. III A. l.. OF H. Meets in Lynch
Hall, LIST and 81 Fridays of each month. W. W. Taylor
Com; 7. D. CrmnIins, Sec.
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Excavation was commenced for the new boil
err house for the county buildings on Thursday
The building is to be completed by August lst.
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Fiske & BEEN are now making specially o
shirt manufacturing. Leave orders there. Per
feet At and first.class work guaranteed.
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Be wise, be prudent, be advised, and examine
our stocks of new and lovely designs in wall pa
per and window shades before you select your
supplies, and we will do you good.
CRY DRUG STORE.
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Ottawa Lodge No. Al, OF Odd Fellows are pre-.
pairing to take possession of their new quarters
in Cheever's block some time next month.