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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
J. p. Flick buys live turkies and chickens
Orrs pantaloon overalls, the best fitting over
slls manufactured, at Alschuler's.
About Painting.

The past few days Of March have brought the
blue birds, mild days, thought6 OF house cleaning
and anxious enquiries, who'll we get TO do the
painting" Answer: Call on william Gilman,
The popular artist in this line Of work, who pro-
poses to "beat his record" this year. Among
the larger Jobs last year placed in his hands were
the shelby county court house, Wolfe's new
building (Scott Bros.l, f. G. Lewis's new resi-.
dence, Deer Park; interior walls and woodwork
of Hon. W. Bushnelrs residence, residence OF
Hugh Colwell; and he has been given the con-
tract fer painting the new La Sale county court
house. Fir. Gilman has full corps Of assistants,
all reliable workmen, and will do all kinds OF
painting, granting, calcimining, paper-hanging,
glazing, &e., in the best manner, superinteud.
ing all work himself, and guaranteeing satisfac-
ton, in as short time as consistent with good
work. He will be glad to make estimates on all
work, with special facilities for house painting !,
or give advice as 10 material, &c; and a call on
him Will place him at your service.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
The Churches.

Baptist--Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson in his pulpit
morning and evening. Morning subject, 1.-THE
Three Glasses in Society" evening, 'The Hush
er OF Storms" Monthly communion service in
the morning.
Congrsgdtional-Re Mr.. Barnes's Sunday eve.
ming subject will be: From Orthodoxy to Athe-
ism-Rev. Mr.. Min"
Bdptst-There will be q sewing school for
girls at the pastors residence on Saturday af-
ternoons.
r. r. Hall-At the Red Ribbon Hall the lee.
ture tomorrow afternoon will be byJ G. Arm
Temperance not Politics
MethodiSt-Services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening with preaching by
the pastor. Preaching service at the South Of
tawa NJ L. church at 3 Pm
Episcopdl-The sewing school at the Guild
Rooms has been most successful The first Sat
urday afternoon there were 8 children present,
a week later lG, and on last Saturday 3S. The
school will be open this and every Saturday af-
ternoon from , to 4 clock.
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Scott Rres. d. Co a..

At their new store, one block south of the post
Office, are making trade lively with their new
stock and low prices. When Mr.. Scott was in
New York, ne made arrangements with manufac-
turers and importers that will enable them to sell
most of their goods ut SIS low prices as great
many merchants have to pay for them at whole
sale. In fact, they are selling great many
goods to merchants all around us.
We will note few prices so as to give some
little idea of the way they are selling now:
Prints at &c and sc, worth &C.
Sheetings at &c and Sc, worth &c and Zoe.
Ginghams at lec, worth i2l2c.
Cassmeres at Zoe, worth 81.
10000 yds. new dress goods, the latest styles,
much below Chicago prices.
Ladies' suits, cloaks ana mantels, ALL NEW.
A nice suit S., and up to a65.
A nice cloak IS, and up 20 ,s65
They all say SCOTS have the largest and finest
stock OF carpets, and to prove this You have only
ts look.
Good all wool ingram carpets, SOC.
Good Brussels carpet, 75c.
2. S.-We forgot to mention Scott Bros N
Co.'s new shoe department. II will pay you TO
look at their shoes before buying.
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Messrs. Probono Publsoe & Co..

The newspapers have lately given the dry
goods men grand send off excepting ourselves).
They wanted TO give us blast, but we had 10
decline the proposed favor, Our natural mod
esty would not permit us TO excite public curl
osity to the extent that it must be, by truthful
OF the magnitude Of our store and
she rich, rare and beautiful things in IL. Emo
tonal gushes are not our style. II the newspa.
pers attempted to write us up and be truthful,
they would probably do il in this way:
''In Justice to Andrew Lynch we must admit
that we purposely left his store and business to
be last noticed, for the reason that in compari-
son with the others it is in the nature OF delicious
dessert served after meal of common food The
capacity of his store is immense-high ceilings
and well lighted. No curtains are used and this
single aud simple feature makes Mr. Lynch's
store not only healthy for his clerks but for his
customers in more ways than one. In this re-
gard the store is n crystal palace among the other
dry good stores in Ottawa. In its clear, bright
light the rich and gorgeous silks, satns, velvets
and all manner of beautiful dress goods, impart
feeling that is truly charming; laces and en-
broideries OF the best material and most artistic
designs are decided attraction; ladies' neck.
wear is superb; some styles OF hosiery are mar
wells; embroidered muslns for dresses are not
least among the stunning attractions; ladies'
muslin saques and underwear are the cap of the
climax, sweet, rich and lovely beyond expires.
sion; the carpet department is in sweetest har-
mony with all the other departments"
| Bat the newspaper men would not stop here.
They would speak in admiration0. shawls, cloaks
and domans; Of notions, and particularly OF cor
sets; of table linens, napkins, towels, doylies;
Of sheetings, shirtings crashes, &c. And the
newspaper men would not stop even here, for
they would find in our immense stock sufficient
number of objects worthy OF notice to fill many
columns of their papers. From the above re-
strained reference to our business, although
made with characteristic, timorous delicacy, the
public will appreciate our reason for not permit
ting the newspapers to make us appear ostenta-
tious. A. LYNCH.
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J. =. Flick buys live turkies and chickens.

Several weeks ago the painful intelligence"
flashed over the wires from Mendoza that one
Charles Doss had fallen from river steamer AZ
Keokuk and had been drowned 1t afterwards
trauspired that Doss had committed several for.
geries of commercial paper during his stay in
Mendoza, which accounted for the milk in the
cocoanut The drowning scheme was explained
and Mendoza Off GERS '5egan hunting up the
corpse. It was found in q Lively state of ANNA.
ton at Quincy. Nnon he got back to Mendoza
ne confessed-to completely only in the transac
tons, the forger being, 20 he claims, one WIN.
Ettingcr, of Mendoza. The latter was arrested
and both put under bonds to appear for trial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

-. COLUMN Rom. Catholic La Sale It Pastor ttr'
Fttaer Ryan: Assistants, Fathers Donovan and U Nell.
Services at clock $3.50 A. NJ lO0 A. NJ, ana NeS
pers at 3.S0r.ti. Sunday school at2DP NJ.
ST. FPANcrs German Catholic. West Jackson street
Pastor Rev Father ont. Services at $3.50 and lO: \
Sunday school Gt 8 o'clock p NJ.
CHEIsT CrgRch Episcopal. Corner Columbus and Ia
fayette Rector Rev F. NJ Gregg. Services IL IVY
a N. and ~. N. Sunday school at sN h. ~
First CoNsRRa ATIovAL CHURCH. Corner Of Columbus
ard Jackson streets Pastor Rev q. b. Barnes. Services
81 10 20 A. \. and p. VI. Sunday school at u NJ.
METHODIST Episcopal. Corner Columbus and ,Ienerfo
streets Psstor, Rev. G. Arnold Services AT oo ~
and Up. sunday school ut II Vi.
BAPTIST CHURCH. jefferson street, between IL salt an
Columbus. Pastor. Rev. D. p. Mcpherson Services t.
l0:T 4. " and p. ". Sunday school at II NJ
pRRsPYTRRr1N; CHvgCu Corner jefferson and C9flT
bus streets Rev NJ h Wmttlesey. acting pastor SeTI
les at 10 30 a. NJ. Sunday school at u II.
GERMAN EvASG ELICA CHURCH. Services held II I,
french Church. West Main street Pastor. Rsv H. Go:,
Services 1t 1880 A. NJ p VI Sunday SCHOOL, s:9e \ NJ
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German EvaisoEra
Lutheran West Jefferson street. Pastor. Rcy, IL SleV
lrg Ee.jiCe al 1890 Sunday school at 1850 p u
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Tn Move Next Week.

During next week the old house Of II. j. Gil.
len. excepting the grocery department. will DC
removed Stom the quarters on Court street,
where it hiss been for several generations, to La
Sale street, in the building lately occupied by
Messvs Scott Bros. & Co. New goods, including
an immense line of carpets, will begin TO arrive
or Monday, to continue coming until the house
"a fall. The new room Is being overhauled, re.
painted, &c, and will DE put in the best possible
lccndition, making room more comfortable to
all concerned than TIE present house. With bet
ter lights, with better facilities for showing his
goods, with larger stock than ever, MIR. Gil
lens removal TO Ia Sale street is bound 10 still
further impress upon the public the fact chat in
nothing will he allow any competitor to equal
him-nelther in variety and general excellence
of stock nor lo~ness Of prices.
The stock q. dry goods will OF course contain
all the staple end fancy lines of the trade, with
fun lines OF notions, &C., while as in the past
extra pains will be taken to make the dress goods
department the best in the city.
The Garrett department will be entirely new,
and will contain all the desirable lines of goods
in the market in that line in new patterns.
The boot and shoe department will also be bet
ter than ever.
OF course the old, familiar syetem OF low prices
will continue, and in no department or no line
of goods will competitors be showed to lead the
prices
Meantime, in the old house, on full and un
broken stock. great bargains are offered in all
lines.
This is an opporundy. All requested to call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
ODD FELLOWS,

OTTAWA LoDGK No II l. O. o. f. Meets every Thursday
evening in odd Fellows Hall. Court street L y VIII
2ams n e.. j. o. Harris, Sec.
ToyTI IopGE No S99 l. O. o. F. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block. j. Framework, c.; d
B HaTri1, Sec.
LEssI..Si LODGE No 3@G l. o. o. f. Meets eVerS Wed
.esday eYening in Gedney's Block. VI. Klein, II g.; f
bernhard, Sec
F1oRvSuF DDGRER LODGE No ID. OF r. Meets frs
.ritay e7ening IN each month Mrs. II. J. Logan, G.
vs. l. Harris Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening o
each month.
OTTAWA ESCANpNENT No. S3I. o. o. +. Meets I'd an,
4th Tuesday evenings of each month Charles BTies
F.. J. O. Harris. Scribe
IFrIArD ESCAMPNENT 10. IL 0. o. +. Me"ts let ant
Sd TuesdCy evenings each month in GGGney- Bloc PM
y Lsn.r c. 2: John NOgle, Scribe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

Having bought out the we'll known McMnlleu
grocery on La Sale street, the Burke Bros. are
cow ready to meet the public at the same loca-
ton, with an entirely new stock of groceries, all
Of which have been received during the past few
days. goods selected with the view OF giving their
patrons the best in al lines the market affords.
They propose to continue the business in lib
eral manner, giving the public the lowest prices
on all goods buying farmers produce at the
highest market price, srosting oil fairly and alike.
They also deliver goods to all parts Of the city
and would be pleased TO have all who buy goods
Il in Ottawa to call on them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
&GN ,GOOlR.

Hull had little opening all TO themselves
this week. way they have at Hull's--in the
back end of the store and the result is a num-
her of new novelties in daess goods. And these
openings will continue all spring and summer
as fast as there are aew novelties to open.
Meantime Hull will show you the largest tsck
Of white goods in the city or
Sell you "A white apron for 10 cts.
Elegant line of dress buttons.
We take the lead in coloIed and black silla9.
New hosiery, new gloves.
We sell muslin, both bleached and brown,
cheap.
5000 yards prints at sc per yard.
Remember Hull is in the dry goods and oar
pet trade exclusively, and has got the finest
stock of carpets in the city. W. II. lIU4L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

a company Of IS odd Fellows went down 10
Streator on last Monday evenings passenger.
! he Press says: "They were met at the depot
by delegation Of the streator brethren and the
band and escorted to the hall in Hsenan's block,
where they attended reception. Along near
the midnight hour they were escorted 10 the
strestor House, where the next two or three
hours were devoted 10 gustatory and Intellectual
Ienjoymen,s. After they adjourned there, Pete
weast threw open his billiard room and until
the early train went out this morning the yisi.
tors and their friends were made at home in that
with everything free and welcome for them.
The party were very much pleased with their
VISIT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

Faithful Lodge, No. 1856, |. o. q. T., nt their
regular meeting on last night, adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Jbesolced, That we extend our hearty and sin.
ccre thanks 10 the Baptist church for the use of
their basement for our last entertainment; to
the city press for the friendly notices Of said en-
tertainment; to DR.. Dunn for his recitation
Rum Maniac" and also extend to him IA
hearty welcome to return to our city at any
time; and TO the general public for their liberal
patronage and encouragement, hoping that our
feeble work as temperance men and women will
prove benefit to them as well as ourselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
OSMAN IL HAPEMAN,
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AND THEY ARE GOWN.
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Here chance Tor al who want good standard eol
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Remember the stock unlimited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

MARsErLLrs-The Young Folks" of the Uni
versalist church have secured valuable lecture
and concert course for the present season,
as follows: March 9TH (concertJ, Mrs. Emma
Sherwood, of Michigan, one Of the most popular
singers Of the west; March 10Th, Rev. Brooke
Herford, ID. d., of the church of the Messiah,
OF Chicago, subject, America as Seen Through
an Englishman's spectacles;" March 23d, Rev.
Mr. straut, the pastor, subject "The Drama of
Nations III Stars" April 10th, Rev. Dr. II. w.
Thomas, Chicago subject, The Successful Life. ,
Season tickets, 81 reserved seats, $50; single
admission, 80 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The New York Sun has this bit OF news in a
late issue: "A peculiar feature of the prize fight
at Utica, H., was the fact that the prize went 70
the loser Of the fight, instead Of the winner
Friends of the pugilIats had contributed $50, the
understanding being that the glory OF victory
would be sufficient reward for The successful
man. while the money would be solace for the
whipped one. As a safeguard againstfraud, how
ever, a committee had the power to withhold the
prize in case they thought the whipping WAS not
real and thorough"
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Expected To-Day.

Spencer has had to disappoint his customers
for few days through delays, but he confident
ly expects that invoice of the famous Gray Bros
shoes this morning MI who have worn the
Gray Bros" know them to be goods Of the best
quality and make. This consignment will be in
all the latest fashionable styles with which both
ladies and gents will be delighted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

MAsoNIC.-The Masonic Board OF Examiners,
appointed by the Grand Master, consisting OF
Edward Cook, 4. T. Darrah, J. II. fawcett, VI.
d. Chamberlain, Wilbur IIadley and f. A. Bar
ringer, now giving instruction in few cities
OF the state, are to be here on next Tuesday,
"Wednesday aud Thursday for the purpose Of CIV
ing instruction in the unwriten work All Ma.
sons are invited 10 be present at these schools.
II is probable that Grand Master w II. scott,
also, will be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The regular meeting of the Young Ladies
Temperance Union and Library Association i
held every Thursday at 4 o'clock p. VI, in thei
reading room, corner of Main and La Sale SITS.
second story
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The business Mems Association had short
but valuable meeting on last Monday evening.
For obvious reasone the proceedings are not pub.
lished. This Association is doing considerable
work, and business men who wish 10 keep posted
on what is going on in the interests Of the city
should attend these meetings. The president
was instructed TO procure for the meeting on
March 18th some gentlemen who will address
the Association on some subject Of interest in
connection with the work Of the Association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

Will L. r. Milligan, H. F., assisted 7. {. Glib
son, Sam'l Chapman, 7. J. Wade, Geo. Mills and
John Stout conferred the Council Degrees, in
his usual impressive manner, on 30 candidates,
members Of Peru Chapter, No. 60, X. \. W., on
last MOnay evening. Their reception, includ-
ing fine banquet after the ceremony, was most
hearty and cordial and the Ottawa crowd are
so pleased they pine for another excuse 10 visit
the Peru Chapter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The first ward gang enjoyed the fun OF first
class fight on Sunday last in the upper end of the
ward Some 20 or more were present. The ar
fair ended in the stsbbing OF Chas. Rosetter by
Jack Lawler. The hurt Was serious enough to
require a physician and close attendance since
then, though the injured nan will get well Law
Ter is watching for the enc OF the matter through
the bars of the county Jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RlBBoN RRFcGy CLUE OF OTTAWA. Meets every
SUNDAY afternoon Cesyers Hall j. F. Galleher Pies
j. II. Misner, Sec.
MINIS AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE CLUE OF OTTAWA.
Meets every Saturday evening IN hall over Hamltpns ieHl
store. Main st. VIM Burgess, Pres; jacob Bane, Sec.
day evening, In LynCh's Hall D. Beckwth, W G. T. z
W. Burns. See.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAI ABsTGSANCE SOCIETY Of Or
TAwA Meets in Reddicks Block LIST sunday afternoon
snd % Monday evening in each month John T. Burke,
Pes. James Ford, So.
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MASONIC,

OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 20 a. F. d A NJ. Han IN 0pera
House Block corner of La Sale aud Jefferson streets Jas
McManus W Nj; A. NJ. Hoffman, Sec Regular meetings
lst and 50 Monday evenings of each month.
HUMBOLDT LODGE No. h55 4. +; A ~ Hal IN led led
neys Block Isaac We'll W. NJ. q. W. Fuchs, Sec Regu
lsf meetings ID and Ith Friday evening each MONTH
eHApRoyA CHAPTER r. 4, N: Hall IN TIE Opera housc
Block. VIM. l. Miiligan, r. r. A NJ Norman, tee
OTTAWA , oMNANprRY No. IOK. T. Meets in Masonic
Ea Opera House Block. Edward u Smlh, r. {. A. NJ
snsran See Concavcs I'd and 9Th Thursday evenings n
each north.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The new hat store of j. NJ French will be open
ed TO the public this morning, at Hull Il Bartels
old stand See advertisement elsewhere. Mr..
A. T. Bartels, the genial Bart" will be found
behind the counter, as IN the past; and the new
management will be glad to meet all the old pa
irons of the store, as well as all other buyers in
this section
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WE AGENTS.

THE FREE TRapEE nay be obtained At the following
PLACES by the single copy subscriptions will be taken Tor
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Address, Trey Grove.
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sc Clark st. under Sherman House, Chicago for con-
vensrce of our friends,
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Old customers Of McMullen, the grocer, look
ing for q good place to trade VIII be made vel
come at Buffers. They will be treated well ant
offered the best goods in the grocery line at bot
tom prices. All are cordially invited to call ant
see what Butler can do for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
MUSICAL.

OTTAWA Musical ASSOCIATION Ncets every Mondsy
evening, In basement OF Congregational Church. G
Trimble Pres; Henry Rochelle Sec
FITZGERlLD's Bass AND REID BAND Meets Monday
SLd Thursday evenings In Camerons Block. corner Mad
SOB and Columbus streets. Frank Lancaster, Leader
BACH's MILITARY BAND. Meets every wednesday eve
rlrg. in Can,eron's Block. A. E. Bach. Les'ler.
OTTAWA LIEDERrAFEI.. Meets every Tuesday evening
- shsefeT's Hall. c. wang President; Jacob Berel
SECRETARY
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J. p. Flick buys live turkies end chickens


y. r.. Porter
Is having a iig trade He sells nothing but FIRST
class goods Iii' farm implements are the best
that money will buy, and he sells them at bot
tom prices. Farmers know this, aud are keep
ing Porter and his assistants busy taking orders
and putting ont the goods lie took six orders
last Saturday for the famous Deering Irvine bind
err Remember, he does not sell the Applehee
binder, hut the genuine Dcering Irvine binder
the only lwine binder that did not require "A
pack of experts 10 follow and keep them in run
ming order last harvest Our advice TO farmers
is to see the Deering and talk with men who
run them last season, before giving yonr order
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04
JEWISH SOCIETIES.

HUMBOLDT L0DGE no. $50 o b. b. Meets in Knegssl'
a on and ID Sundays in each month. D. Hess, Pres
Isaac Well Sec.
COVENANT IoDGE No. lG6 l. O. L. s. b. Meets in kneus
s Hall. ist and Sd Sundays eacA month d. Hess Pres
a. Uess. Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-04

The canal will probably open for the season
on Monday week, March 18TH some time earlier
than last year. Railway freights will probably
take a tumble about then to Chicago. If they
don't shippers will have no difficulty in securing
good rates and reasonably good time via pro.
heller