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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
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chosen IN issi ~ hald oys, na,,i ,sss ,ns
amrpdment a adon,ed Tha ,anhss, \,
Congress slresav eho.en aggrsg.,e ae,
Malhe, 1t yerment, Q, Oregon, II OHIO, gl,
West Virginia. 4. Under The new amor.
tlonment Maine and Vermont each lo.e one
member, while ohio and west Virginia each
gain one. Az showing the importance OF
the November election. II d need to be de.
monslraied, the number OF members Of the
House 10 be chosen Ia 203, or precisely the
whole number under the old spportloh.
ment The November States gaining by the
readiusiment OF representation are Arkan.
sas, II California, p Georgia, |; Illinois, ];
iowa. ~ Kansas, u Kentucky, |; Massa'
chusetls, u Michigan, 2; Minnesota, q
Misslsslppl, Il Missouri, II Nebraska, y
New YORK, II North Carolina, Il Pennsyl'
'a"ia' - aou'h oaro,i"'' =, ieNs' ~ Nn'
s'"'s, : Wisconsin,, q ipe on,y No'eln'
1e' osa'c using uhu"r 'hc appor''onmcnt u
New hampspue.
W. !. hiRkLANp, rrinclpai OF the
Tonganoxie schools and candidate for SUI
perlnlendent Of Education In Leavenwortt
.ouh'y' Mans, mas oeeh auluagcu INSANE
IHE oihciai returns OF thc ohio eiec'
tion give Newman, DEMOCRAT, plurality O.
IBID over Townsend, Republican, a ma
iority over oil OF 1,'6s.
On the reasscmbling OF tho British
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

FtiHf#ffAs HrHHifHeHs iHesHhef ~ 4
eutghH HfA4 ii Hsw UflssHs, al.#rFs4faA
ffam hasne the athsf night, sAA ~ hadf
was fHuHa n IAke FshehAilfaiH The hssl
dsy. fhsFe afs fHmafs VI hnsnelsl tfaUldesi
JoHH U'Ilurxft. n Ffahklofi, W.,
efafed W affnk. attempted - paissH biz
mother. slater, shd tws btelhefs, tho sihsf
day. but physician saved thelf lives W.
succeeded. however, IN KILLING himself topti
after.
fHsbrnick KfiSnHftL, desperate
character, aliseked hIa sleeping vile wIlh
knife, near saltwater. MINI, the other
night. cutting her horribly. A sou who In.
teffefed was stabbed 10 The heart aud fell
dead. Another sen informed the officers Of
the law, who found The murderer In harm
A desperate aght snsucd, kfinsbcli resisting
llke a msdmaa. The enieers shot him
through The body And finally lodged him In
jail, mortsily wounded. lie Il saId 10 have
killed two men previously, and served
term IN the penitentIsfy. 1bs wounded
woman IL In q critical condition.
Mus. WELSH. mothcr.ln.law of Sed-
a.. ,he .,,.ona, hur,sd N asath I'm rlncln.
,m,i ,ecen,ly. w,. n,ob.bly fatally injured
~ a aus,,i wi,h Nayy stocLtou. tho othsr
eyenInr. who po,red bucket of boiling i've
over her head and shoulders.
w. Il. RAssour. tho Young railway
and sxn,s.. ,ss,, who managed "a rs, into
,sIl a, i.tferson civ. Mo-. tried to cut his
throat with A ease. knife the other day. Al.
ter attempting hi. life, he begged the by.
stapders 10 shoot him, and with sobs con
fessed he had been acting badly, and wished
to die to end bis disgrace. while on the way
TO sedalla, for treatment, he slipped out Of
the car at smlthton and placed his neck on
the rail- and was killed.
AUGUST SEiG, the engineer VINO was
so badly burned in his efforts 10 save the
lives OF his passengers, near Newark, N J',
few days ago, Is dead.
FOUNTAIN TAsKERsnf, vino poisoned
his wife and two children. IN Lancaster,
Ky., the other day, surrendered TO escape
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

JAKE WOLFE and Henry Goldwater,
ex.Dpuiy Marshals, have been arrested by
federa officers at San Antonio, Texas. for
idefrautlIng the Government while holding
Office.
IT has been clearly established that
,Harris, the negro, had nothing to do with
the murder Of Mr.. Ross, at Glendale, Ohio.
CusroM.HousE officers at San Fran
cisco have captured $4,000 worth Of opium
and silks from = smugeler'r boat, and
wounded one oft the crew. all OF whom,how-
ever, escaped in tho darkness.
JoHS HoPxIss Is on trial at Towson,
MARYLAND. for the murder Of y. II. Frames.
lie secured license to marry the only Wit.
nes. against him, but the clergyman who
was called TO the fail 10 tie the knot Knew
enough 10 zee that the woman could not
then be forced 10 testify. The court or
,dered the sheriff not 10 permit tho mar
risge.
ENGLAND has been swept by q de-
.structIye hurricane. Many districts were
flooded and shippIng on The coast suffered
heavily. Nine lives were lost BY the sinking
Of steamer uear Shecrness.
FRANCE assumes the debt OF Tunis,
and will organize administrative and judicial
Ildepartments and take charge OF all the pub
| lie property. giving the Bey areilring al
lowance.
Two shots were fred at King Milan
os ssryls IN The cathedral 81 Belgrade the
other day. The would-be regicide IA the
widow Of Colonel hsrkowiteh. executed
with several others In isTs She has been
suffering from mrlsneholIs ever since The
death Of her husband, and can hardly be
considered responsible for her acts.
MANILA, Philippine Islands, wa
nearly destroyed by > cyclone few day.
ago, and business Il suspended. Thirtecr
vessels were beached.
TwExTr mules and eighteen Short
horus were roasted In an ineendIaFy hre d
the stock .yards In Lexington. ky., The otbe'
night.
| CAxrBELL and Lynn fought eigh'
rounds Il Pueblo, Colo. The other day
Lynn claimed the stakes on account Of fou
blow.
TIE rstions turned over 10 agents fol
the relief Of sufferers by the hississipp
flood. cost The Government -, si.ooo.
TIM Amecr Of hghsni.ssn has sp
pointed hi. son 10 the Kosefnorship 81 lie
raj, dIsmissIng Abdul Khan. As eonss
auene> of this change considerable excite
meut prevails and serious disturbances ar
threatened. The inhabitants Of CsbuI hav
rsvolted and killed their Governor.
Y. q. wArsos. engineer OF the trai
which ran into the eaboose near Sers
Adams. Mass. causing The death Of sever
J woskm<n and The manning Of manv other
. has been arrested on . charge Of homicide.
|. Tue New York Aldermen have II
. aue.,ed The Dock Commissioners ieIaersa'
,. ,he payment Of nizht wasshmsn, and pass
|, over the Mayar's veto resolution direetis
!. the csmpsrsllsr 70 increase the wages
: laborrrs IN the markets from fisI 10 y p
. day.
!, Tuxns was . conhagrssion II HoI
I tinsyIlle, Ky., the other night. II orig
!. mated In ! stable owned BY r. l. Smith, -
|. nader gentle wind swept northwsfd, q
: ssroyinr six squsrss-sbous afsy-sws stor'
: and tensmenta. Fully tve-tAifds Of u
(. houses en Main street were totally dessro'
: Cd. soxrshsr with . Iafge portion q NJ
Z euuseu,s. The Hepkinsvtie Bank "
a..svaxed. but The ufy Bank eseapss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

In San Saba County. Texas. q sud-
dan deIuge Of rain supposed 70 be ffpm
n ~atsr-spoui. occurred The other night
II was confined TO . narrow scope of
country. on the channel of Cherokee
Greek. commencing i've miles above lis
mouth. into the Colorado River. The
creek was flooded 10 the extent u fcFtY.
feet Of perpendicular rise In places. and
the water did much damage TO stock
and other property. No human live.
were lost. No great was the force Of ths
food that eatts we're carried down tbs
Creek and thrown bodily aerp-s ths
Colorado River and lodged upon The
eas, hank much msnxI<d. bus many VEN
rased.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
WIT AND MIsD0x.

--The man who tells about his lights
seldom has black eye.
A miner fell In lore with girl Il
lir.s sight. sl,e was equally smisfrn with
him, and the entire coursship wa; MY
pelf'' aYou betF'
-" Grandpa. the sun Il brighieF y
summer than In wintor. y notf
.Yes. and It's warmer. and enjoys bef-
tsr bralth.'' aWhy does Il enjoy bet
iar hsakhP' because u geisup ear
lIsr"
---"when ars we going 10 ut our
s;Ill-Edsed TonieF' asked > prisoner N
tho Austin jail Of ths ja'ler: what 40
sou want Il for7" II rad IN the pa
i,srs that persons of sedensnfy habits
ought TO use is-"-7tzas SylSHq%
Never LET 20 Of . eood Thing thai
you really have for better thing about
which there 10 some doubt he dog
| In the fable who dropped piece q
meat 70 snap II shadow went hungry
the resi Of ihe day.--M r Hsrnid
-ssid Brown. who had Just returned
from q visit outside between nres' IN,
darling. I've had such frightr = q.
moss look my breath awayT "MesryT
exclaimad Mrn- h, turning her iscs
away; II wish u had. john And
John looked shsspish enough. - hs
s,ylg inserted a clove IN his mcssh.--
| M ]. Tribans.
A wife y anied her husband p sym-
rathiss with her Ia fea1lalae F.arei'
hut he rrfuse,l. saying. "rve hsed long
enough 10 learn that one woman = Iass -
vood = another--Il no@ bssterr "And
| Il" resorssd III. ers<persicd vile ''havs
lived long enough tolearn that one man
l. lust q bed - anelnHr-u ~
wore - Botsssias.
--.As you ass gulng pass ~ ereoesy
store.. said Mrs' BFown - hef -. ~
|. WIN savc lime Il you seep II nnd - |.
! round Of iss = ..Mhat = lear sbosa
! ssyinr slmef" replied yo.nk Dsuun.
coassnpsnunsly. = Fuss ! .,ell 49,
: Al the llme ihers lsaa loaE = ! ayA 80
/ ains't a-folng % hoard up ~ ~ ~
bein 70 squna'lss. --Bsstes 7Sr
II -..gnndpa. doss keee na1e -
I JohanIa.n .'An' q ~ e,.ays
: shs yoks h ~ nlldleg . 0uee -
Al. JohnnIe = .sAn' q IkeI - ~
: sssruh sroand h - rep - y(lle1 ~.
: vshbIns u0Y' "ouIlo ll11Qys ~ lIl!l.
: hay.H .An' wko sws ~ eovpe 81
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Tbs oasfsarsnassrrtleners u The rnltsd
eta,es Army hss admitted 10 The Heerefary
of War hs rspsrf fDr the nsrsi rssf en<issi
June o. lse. The siaoant available during
the yssr vas stlss.asi. the total dist'ufss.
msnt. pis.tv.sts leaving h~isnes On hsui of
si.i-sxa n. responsibilities and mswnt
i,isis Of the service arr described and an -
p-~l i m.ls l.s On additional fesea. u i
also urred that the ranks be opened fuf pro-
motion and appalnsmnns. Tha enlistment uf
t-=s tHsssessaasies sersssnis = rseosnms-ssf
"A. Tns ouarssrmssssrt.eaarsi r-new- the
recommendation heretofore made that an sf
is-.nr. af ssn dollars peF sssafA hs male IN
ssiiition 10 the pay II ss-ry line eas~s vho
IL detailed by The peupsr authority e s's'ns
Assistant tiusftrrmssH Il . sassisasT pa<f.
II is estimated that The demands upon ~ de-
rsrsmaai during the yssr viii srreed NJ
amoans ssallslls fes ths ps,fxhsss and msHu'
fs<sufs n ainshinx snd camp and ssffsssa
s-Iuip=rs.
M fismmin.ryusnsr.l n sahsisssae< -
s,l,m.sss.s - sAe secretary a War report Of
N. spssssions ei ihs sai,<isteaes persrtmeHs
f.s ,hs n.rsi rear enssi June n - The
v.o,.t shows fns4I rr~ours-s u etIsHnt e.
resdHarr-. t1zH sss hslsnsss unerp<ed>a'
eslaszl, the smanni csp-nfsd for sut-ns'
sncr stores. pfupessy and contingencies dur
iur tks rear wss tz.ssssI The psies d h~si
sAruusksas The country inrrsssesi 10 sa<s -
ssseus that ne price rssa under tks epasrs<'
| f.r ike esrrsrs assHl fss1 !. tssaif H. =
| e~us rr~sf~r sksa fnf ihe i1~t rear. snd inifsT
/ nIr PEI crnf. rFesfeF tesn tss rfFfHae teef
/ The fafiae< turned sfex 70 efenfs -
| lIsf ~ suKrrefs ffuu fhe sts-isssrfs nurx'
/ numhrrsd aHI.sa The sHlns e aoFre -
~ thefl. starrss. ~. ctr. ennnE ne ffar -
9if.lzz. The yaiue II sutfli<s &sae3 se =
| di.ns aufira - feax - e5s.h
A man naned Parker touk up : ~
lie dog IN lhe street II New uFisAn
about six mpnths sxp. 70 save i Ifum
lot a b,ys who usrs abaslnR Il y
return iaF Ne klnslnesz ihe aHlAszl =
Parker In ihe hard. snd The oshex ~
he 4 ed II hydrnphohia. After sa@erir
nntnld agony ~ y ffeHfsse1
--jahn liam. NED foafssea. .. ! =
| Enlisa. n. r.. dlds'i kngv - -
| - looded whea ke p. : q
pnfntst \ y NJ brvfh<r p
eIrk1. - rn|Itl ~ srix1f,
t1QS<k - - l1gpoEe - - :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Spring Elections.

The annual town meeting and election takes
place April 4th. The officers to be chosen are
mentioned in the clerks notice on 9Th page
For supervisor Mr. L. Perkins, who has made a
good officer, this year will stand for reelection.
AS to assistant we are not advised whether the
present incumbents will be candidates again or
not. If they do they will be elected if good SER
vice in the past shall count in their favor. No
other names at least are mentioned. The Ger
mans however, think they are entitled to rep
resentatiOn on the Board, and will, we are told,
hold meeting on next Monday evening to NOM
mate candidate.
Our announcements on 9th page give names
of other officers
Il clear field Indeed, no one seems to have the
hardihood to run against him. Mr.. G. is hard
man to beat for if any thing is to be said of him
it must be in his favor
Judge Larkin will be n candidate for justice
of the peace, rice Weeks, who resigns to become
police magistrate.
On Saturday, April 9Th, the school election
es place. Mr. H. A. Butler, ID. b. Snow and
William Dryer are named as candidates. Mr.
Butler has served one term. Mr.. Snow is well
known by all Mr.. Dwyer is now book-keeper
for Mr.. Lynch, and though young man. is
much interested in the schools, his father before
him having been q director. He is active, ener-
getic, and is young man of much good sense.
And our experience has been in Ottawa during
the past few years that the "young men" have
made our best directors. Two directors are to
be elected
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Washington Letter.
(From Our Regular Correspondent


WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81, 1882.
A most dlsgraceiul scandal has been brought
to light by General Sturges, commandant of
the Soldiers Home near this city. The Home
consists of number of buildings, In a beautl.
full park, and 1t Is designed Tor disa bled ana
Isuperannuated soldiers OF the regular army. 1t
is paid for and maintained by money which has
been deducted from the small pay of the
soldiers. The scandal consists IN the fact that
some high army officers have been supplying
their tables from the garden and dairy Of the
Soldiers Home-a theft as culpable as If
they had taken the goods from the premises OF
a citizen farmer.
The publication OF the sOcalled cocktail
scandal" growing out of the unseemly revelry
of the congressional committee that accom-
panied the remains of Garfield TO Cleveland,
making it more picnic excursion than
funeral, has brought the matter before the
committee who have been auditing the bills OF
the Garfield obsequies AS usual, the COM
mittee will present two reports. The majority
will recommend the payment of the entire
amount, cocktails, wines, and all other refresh.
ments. The minority report, which will be
signed by Blackburn Sunset Cox and others,
will contain such criticisms Of this bill Of ex
penses as cannot fail to elicit exciting and
angry debate. The senate committee that &C
companied the funeral train are only too hap
py to think that they are out of the scandal
Mr.. Bright, their sergeantatarms, refused to
yield to numerous opportunities TO load the
cars with wines, brandies and cigars, and gave
his charges the bare3t necessities in the way of
refreshments. The arrangement did not suit
some Of the senators at the time, but they are
exceeding thankful of late that in their case
conventional decOrum was rellglOusly OBJ
served 1t is we'll understood that Mr.. ThOmp-
son, who superintended the arrangements for
the entertainment Of the representatives, acted
upon explicit instructions from influential
quarters. But Mr.. Thompson himself Is not
distinguished for asceticism, and 1t was no dit
| fcult task to induce him to supply the luxur-
les that now reel IN the bills.
To-day the Blk months of official mourning
for the late president expire, and certain for
NAL Observances that have been kept in army,
navy and official circles, will be dispensed
with. The president will no longer use mourn
Ing paper, and 1t is expected that with the con-
clusion OF Lent there will be short but bril-
liant season of gayety before congress ad'
iourns.
There are rumors of cabinet changes, and an
apparently well founded report that the name
of William +. Chandler will be sent IN this
week as the successor OF Secretary Hunt to
the naval portfolio. Mr.. Hunt has been quiet
i'll for several days, and 1t is said that Chand
ler's name Is only withheld on account OF his
illness. 1t is very doubtful if Mr. Chambers
nomination will be confirmed by the senate.
The democrats will vote against him en- masse,
and probably number of republicans will
vote with them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Election.

The annual city election took place on Mon.
day last The day was very quiet In ali the wards
save the first, fourth and seventh where there
were two candidates in the field for aldermen,
aud In all OF these wards the contest was well
fought In the first. between Geo. W. ". Blake
and +. l.. Fiske the battle was very warm, and a
vote larger by many votes was polled than ever
before. In five Of the wards the Business Mems
Association candidates were elected, and rs their
candidate for mayor was also elected the Associ-
alton can congratulate itself on good days
work. The result OF the election will be found
In the city council proceedings elsewhere.
On the question OF reorganization large num-
Der OF voters threw away their votes by casting
ballots reading both for and against the ques-
ton. There were, however, about ll40 votes for
question Of minority representation in the coun-
ell was beaten by q large majority.-lt was a
wet, nasty day yet about 1900 votes were polled.
Among the humors OF the day WAS the ap-
pearance OF . temperance ticket prepared by the
Young Mems Auxiliary Club on Sunday. II. j.
Logan headed the ticket for mayor A full set OF
aldermen were named and tickets prepared but
in most cases the candidates were the most sur
prised men In town! In the first and fourth
wards the Business Mems Association candidates
were named, to their annoyance. In the first II
was not without effect IN assisting to defeat Mr..
Fiske. but in the fourth Mr.. Catlin pulled
through In spite Of H. The whole scheme WAS
reckless one, projected without deliberatlon and
cannot be said to have represented the temper
ance people, all the aldemanic candidates declin
ing TO run on the tickets.
When the votes were counted and the result
known, about Q o'clock, Bach's Band and Bartels
Glee Club with about $50 followers, under the
leadership Of w. II. Hull called at Mr.. Allen,
| residence for a serenade The band having mad,
music and Mr.. Allen appeared, Mr.. Hull IN
neat speech congratulated Mr.. Allen and tn,
city on his selection as mayor, TO which Mr.. Al
len responded, pledging his time and abilities Il
the furthering Of the citys interests. The Glee
Club then gave some songs, and after much
handshaking the crowd proceeded to Mr. Cat
Inns where the proceedings were continued II
an appropriate manner; and so at Georg'
Blake's.
| Fitzgerald's Band also made a tour Of the cit,
TO congratulate the successful ones, and were ev
erywhere handsomely received and their visit
appreciated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25

Mr. David Hall, agent of the Rock Island
road, has had difficult experience in subduing
the mob of roughs of the neighborhood who
loaf about the place. lie has them uuder pref
ty good control, but there are occasional out
breaks, such az that of last Tuesday afternoon
when, having ordered party of them to leave
the premises, they turned ON him inficting a
black eye and other Accomplishments of "fsti'
cuff" Mr.. Hall deserves decided credit for his
nerve and purpose of driving this disreputable
gang from the premises, and with the aid of the
police is bound to fully succeed at last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25

and attempted to escape by asouth window. She
was found hanging by her hands to the window
sill, from which position she was rescued by men
reaching her from ladder below. One OF her
arms was cut by broken glass, being the only
personal injury sustained by any one. The daui.
age by the explosion and fire will not exceed
500 or $50. IL Is fortunate the explosion oc-
cured on the west end, since fire might have
gone oyer all the building had the explosion
spent itself In any other direction. No cause for
the fire is given. There was no fire near the reel.
Perhaps dry bearing of the machinery may have
generated spark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25

On Thursday afternoon, about O'Clock dust
explosion occurred In the reel at the starch fac.
tory, doing some small damage TO the building,
bursting out window or two and setting fire 10
the surrounding partitions. The factory force
pumps were put 70 work promptly and before
the arrival Of the city department the flames
were fully cxtinguished. One OF the girls EN-.
ployed Ia an adjacent room became frightened
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
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Buckien's Arnica Save.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter.
chapped hands, chlblains, corns, and all sk!u
eruptious, and positively piles. 1t is guar
anteed TO rive perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For sale by G.
Gehriug.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Certificate.

81 have used Burdock Blood Bitters with gre
benefit for indigestion and constipation OF Il
bowels. Price e. c. L. EAsToN,
Hamilton Ont "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Fortunes for Farmers and Mechanics.

Thousands Of dollars can be saved by using
proper judgment in taking care of the health
of yourself and family. II you are Bilious, have
salow complexion, poor appetite, low ana de-
pressed spirits, and generally debilitated do not
DELAY moment but 90 at once and procure o
bottle OF those wonderful Electric Bitters, which
never fail to cure, and that for the trifing sum
of fifty cents -Trfbune. Sold BY f. Y. Grisgs. Q)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25

Dcmorcsrs Reliable Patterns, spring styles
Just received at Osman & lIaPemans. Send 70
catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
Terrible Loss Of Lite.

Millions Of rats mice, bed bugs, reaches, lose
their lives by collision with "Rough on Rats"
Sold by druggists, l5c Depot, Max Kueussl.
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JUST
ARRIVED!

rs complete q stock of Dry Goods,
Nations, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes
as there is in Otta1Cd.
EUerythine in Dress Goods des1ra-
Bile and cheap.
MEMS Kip Boots. rUe haze the Best.
We DEFY competition. $3.50.
our f. O. CdSS W0n,en'S Misses
and Children's Shoes can't be beat; ;
and we inuite inspection.
Remember ICE sell more Groceries
Than any store IN Otta,ea. Best eut-
dence that zoe sell cheap. No sn1de
goods all reliable.
MAHER BROS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-25
THE woMEN's HOSPITAL
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,

ST. Collage Grore Ace, Chiedyo. ~
charitsble institution incorporated Sept ist ISL; anc
devoted exclusively the treatment OF the diseases snd &C
cidents peculiar women Provided Win mI eoIps y
surgeons For admission, circulars containing
FURTHER Information, etc address DR. ELkANoh
LARD. Resident Physicisn no,-