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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13

dangerous decOctiOns gotten up t.
stimulate the Palate xnd excite thu
blood, and sold at $40 to 5W per cent
uf the cnet OF nlanL .xrture. How
many children have been drugg.d t.
death or im't+''ility ny no>tiun's al
the nursery, Go.i only knows, att
that children are not the only vic
tins was illus, rated . few days sg0,
when Brooklyn MAN, driven crazy
by exlrxvavnnt u&e Of s.'ilie patent
medicine, cut hi. rhiisl's thrat, and
then leaped from fourth stO'y win
dow. The advertisements Of that
medicine were correct IL one thing
-'that no one will ever need any
other, after using this"
OTHER CONFIDENCE GAMES.
The g,atent medicine men ar~ not
the ouly cues who get rich from the
gullibility Of the public. Other kinds
of confidence games are being cor
stantly advertised and ii victims
were not found We should not recox-
nize the same advertisement, month
after month. An ehterptising dealer
In false hair finds that literal cx-
penditure Of money in advertising
"How tn be beautiful" with extrav-
agant emcon,iun,s Of his paints and
pOwGlcrs, brings him 20 many c;.stO-
,.,ers that lie can hardly attend to
them, aud from all over the country
come orders and relnitsances from
women who are eager to get hold Of
the ''secret Of beauty" Another ad-
vertises to disclose the ''Strre.s from
the Hareni," and 80 stimulates the
wish to rival the rep.rtesl fairness Of
ION, plcxiOn ot the Cuucs~ian cO,Ic,,-
bine- o: the old reprOhu.es vt Con-
stantinol,le, and he gets plenty ~
who seem to believe the
str.n.i"us pretencc. 4 third ls.ra.lt->
4 peculiarly named tea. which, 1t !.
lis replacing Chinese tea ~
he fashionable saioors Uf Paris and
london" ~ sovereign preventive
Il wrinkles and ~ forth. and The stu |
iii l'"sl, Is believed in by enough, f. !:
male lunati..s to Keep the proprietor !
n clover Us lie laughs at the rrc'iu!ily .
# women when the question of ',cau-
y il involved.
SCNDRI THINGS.
4 young man named Congo tried
D drown himself in the river thi.
'cek. lie was arre.ttsl and brought
efGre the magistrate who sentenced
i'm to the pe..itentiary for ~ days
" trying 10 get his Congo in this
plf inflicted manner. Andrew Ca
AIRY, formerly q priest, has t'esn ar
Pstcd for not returning u horse and
'legy he had hired. That Canary is
.yed. The Inspector OF In'lice in
rn'klyn Is said t. have offered the
Inspector of New York"f police $lOO
he will tinh gambling place in
'e former city. II he did it was u
e game 1T bluff. BROOKLYN Is not
little heaven yet aud to say n" ,
'n,blin. j. done there il absurd. ,
he he'll !"ys have taken to pistols
tie summer res.'rts, probably for j..
IL purpose Of demanding from tue
'.~t.. ''el"re lila. leaves. every cen, y
Il after IN! ing the la,stiirri'. sirs, q
~. tDue Of lhe he'll boys nj the
gylr, in Babylon, vas going /" ,
."'t the whole no se:,,I in revenge
r i".,ng discharged. but was finally
H,v.:fter the guests vii!
RAISE speak with respectful titirr- /!
&c when they want cold water, or =
~ may get cold iead in place. !,
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The Nrrad thinks the Republicans
may have show tO eltu.t = Delegate.
when Maginnis dies. That sl..,~,ndDs
upon whose shoulders his mantle
falls.
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The Star route trial jury ~l:n,.ll ~.
parked in icr and rr, served. Brady,
Dorsey and the Republican party
'nay want it again ~ the hot far dis
iant future.
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Accident to Halls Dramatic
Troupe.

Yesterday forenoon. Will. on their
way from BENTON L. Fort Mayiun;s.
asl., alnNlt fifteen miles from town.
Mr.. Frank Halls Dram,,tic Tr.u,M.
met witlIa serious accident. In E..-
ing down . slide. u snail tar in,x ~,
the right side ri their slrim-. wagon
kns"ktrj ".li the <l"'r * If H.. right
s.lrk wlI.r! ami upset their wagon ~:
that side. The WAGON contained Ill:
the HN'ilrr> ~: the troupe. their i.,y-
gage. SCENERY. H.. and who were all
mixed up rr'',liis.'llnll-lvt .s,eii,er Ly
the upset. except III" driver. Mr.. Hail
aud Miss Matte Linden. who were.
"n the front 81 nj AMI We're pitched
"'it cn the ground. Mr.. ". J. File
:nr't. the manager. hit the tr;uw.
cnranlw.l ai"ar two miles from
"Ihe Lake., within ten minutes at.
ter the accident. and consequently
dill not kG"w whether any one was
injured seriously or not. exr.,I Miss
Lou Dunbar. who received Il xli.!,t
Strain If her hand tn, i,' thinks al!
~ them were worse scared than hunt
Tie came immediately back To- Benton
AMI en't.:avnresi IL pr."Ure y stag. t.
lI'Nrsrs "n their way. t.ut was u,s,.le
to- slO 40. and hired Il wagon. On hi.
way back he met tn Mayinn:. stag.
bringing iD the injured wheel. which
wa~ SEM for repairs IT, the blacksmith
shop anil wiIichl,r t...k "!,t with him
this morning. vi en- the cu,n.:,nv
r'"e..l'd I" their destination, where
i"t withdrawing their a,..i,l.nt, they
expect To fulfill their engage n+nt
mkt Monday evening. Fortunately
i"r the tr"u,r. they had licn,v -:
provisions with them AMI vrrv,l;iuy
:" make themselves comfortable. in
heir cnr:anl'ml"nt Yesterday cvcu-
Ing.-E. nt'.n R,.-pW.
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TEc following sensible r. mark j.
ma.''. by ~ -t;'"ni!vr Tines: Jn.li ~.
AMI half-hr,v.l- ar.. blamed with a
.'""1 'i.:'! .; Understanding which. il,
reality. belongs ut the white man..
G.n'r. TEE I;uiiahs arc le..i enough.
tut when compared 4" white :,"r>e.
stt;'!er> they arc"n!y in their Tits.
\ Yellowstone exchange Says: We
SEQ by the ierri'"ri:,l press that For
~ythr Il regarded is the hur.i.'.t town
in Montana. We are NOT sure of I, j.
hut Il" kn"w that Bill N"rr;~'s dive.
above old Fort Peek. il the h..l.hoie
III Montana. aud the Resort of the
hardest AMI most lerravrd cl,arac-
ters in the Territory.
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Milwaukee Financially Bmbar-
rasSed.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 1.-THE city
Is In itnanri:.l straits owing I" CRIBS
n.isnsanag-ii hv former official.
AMI it's c"n"ca!'ment l'y present ones
Of their neglect. There is u" money
W carry cut the ns't'<~ary inOprOvc-
"e"ts "r to pay interest unit: next
year.
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MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Successful Burglary.

nv WESTERN UNION TELE0RAPH
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TERW,rORY 49, VOSrax,J

TFRk'rORv ~ NONTANA.l
- MY Of silver t"w. 1880,
Etwn Wa'ert ury tel >. T"'v >~u
says th"' H., re Gin fxhlbl'> Il
tt'"s ~ 4 t;'ntr cll. J": t,va' ~;
James tia>'"u. r,".. !. Il hart. H'.' '.n
Stnns, " liwnrt!'. .ln!,n 4. ~'i''rh'. a."
F"s t"HWl 's.!.. dec. a.e,i mr.. CORE.
trO" I" the 's'>1 81 ~ hWw Il 80 arr w. -,
AMI ~ Il H.. hes not i,"n ,ir:. "'' !" rs
Ohrr~i~e X~.s.in:rI " tn any i'r."h I" Wv
expenditures AiMbl" .Hlum .r'f IT,
E,W " II. " \TERHt Nv mi.
Subs 'r:b'oa'"i " 'ru iO h''"'.' h'' '''
CALEHF nv NJ.
st-sv Protat. Judge
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occurred q the horse. reached y GER
tain spot, and tnat spot was ww,chc.l
~ j! !; was !:.y-"at in faro hank.
II was soon Il dcnIon-trable fact that
there Wa, some mysterious agency
which put Old Nick into every ami.
n'ai stepping upon y certain place in
the pavement, and u dozen drivers
had their un,;i-i'e,'ting heads nearly
jerkei "tfthei: several neck~. ~ their
teams reached the place. while TIE
performances Of the horses heat the
trained animals Of = circus ring. The
police took possession uf the place.
anil after u deaf "i investigation an.l
the.'riziny. it was discovered tina:
through Il faul, in laying the wire.
for electric lightning the current was
t*.inS sent like streak Of lightning.
through the horses which com pleted
the circuit BY sleeping on the pom,
oi escape for the electric fluid. The
break was repaired. but We do Not
feel quite sure that it will uot hap,,eu
again somewhere else and lift some
y. IL right out Of our boots, before
We have tine to catch hold Of tb.
straps.
rATEST MEDICINE MEN.
There l. n constant warfare going
on aya;n:; .he ;iqn"r lr:.if;.., and tenn
l~ra,!ce w",k< and tracts abound. 7
Bat there are 10 circumstances made
against ar determined efforts made ,
!" SUPPRESS the trade in another class
nj beverages whi"i, are mainly com,
"nd Il Of liquors Of poor quality
Favored with cheap drugs and sold
under high sounding remedial, am,es.
Three. f'arths If the patent me,ii-
lines VIII cl are warranted to cure
he ills vt the flesh. and to the virtue.
4 which r'eryym frequently give
lowing testimonials. are vile and
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Exhibit NJ. I.
Estate OF F.. A. (iSsc rich, deceased
RrCElPIS.
Received cash from A. F.. Har-
Ia.h... Observation-Disclosures. s2s IA
Received III !. Rams TAIL. ... i5M
so 70
FY~ENHIfCREs.
Paid SerV Ices rendered cxial~Sj 90
BAvAiiCe on d mi. ....... AEj o.

JtAIS1ce ON mana .......,.... Sl0t IS
Exhibit M. 3.
Estate .: James iia>lan. dec eas..u.
KtCtjPrS.
N"c' 'rr'i if'nn IeA,e Oi Mi::c.. Sill On
" - - ~ Is
" - - :. So
- sale ~ property 10~
SIS 20
rXPEHDGTVRES.
I'~hl last r!rkn. ~ funeral. S::o Sc
. r'sSl Of a,iniii .!strAtivn... IiI ~
$3.50 20
IN nm ha,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
Killed,

Francis Kelaire, of this city, was killed by the
ears on the c.. B. II Q. road on Tuesday night,
south of the city. He had come to Ottawa from
the farm where he had been working, with II
little money, and had been on spree. On the
night IN question he was SOLDERING up, and start
ed for home on the evening passenger, getting
oil Mt Strawn's crossing, three or four miles
south. Instead of walking due east as he should
have done, he took to the railroad, on which he
finally lay down. The night freight came thun-
dering along and struck him, though the engi-
necr was not aware OF the fact until he arrived
at Ottawa, when blood and some pieces OF cloth
ling were found on the locomotive. The coroner
with assistance went back TO the scene and gath
cred no the remains. The body was horribly
mutllated Both hands We're cut of and the
arms broken; both legs were cut off and the
upper leg broken; the top and side OF the head
were gone; his spinal column was cut out ano
the body disemboweled, the entrails beng scat
| tercn along the track.
Kcllaire was a widower, having two sons II
Alsace He was Il ep.brother OF the mother
of J. l.. Picrgue. The remains were takci
in charge by the French Benevolent Society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

Bopti,t-Mr. Mcpherson in his pulpit morn
ing and evening. His morning theme: Man is
Larger than the Grave and 3rander than the
Years" Evening suN.eot "PcnieA ana its
Wrestler"
HethodiSt-O Owing to the absence from the city
OF. the pastor Rev, f. c. Arnold, there will oe no
preaching Mt the Methodist church; also none at
the Spencer school house,
Presby'ridn-At the rre'Sy'arian c'fEfsh on
$ abbath the solo from the ogatorio by hayden,
''Theodora," will be sung "A,gcls ever bright
and fair"
Metholist-Rev. C. 4. Loyc,oy, brother OF MIR.
Z. b. Lovejoy. is to DO here next saooeth ane
will occupy the pulpit OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
Walking shoes, In all styles and qnalily. war
rantcd to 1T the feet, at j. Mega,'in's.
Glass,


Some little activity is displayed IN the glass
factory district and preparations for beginning
work about the first of the month are gong on.
The recently burned window glass house Is rap
idly being rebuilt; the structure is nearly COM
pleted. A few changes have been made in the
,,au VI uno u,ig inai building. Tlrcs 9cre start
ed in the flint works several days ago and blow
ing will commence on Friday OF next week In
this house Mr. leighton, the superintendent
last season, has been superseded by Louis
Matchinsky, who comes from Philadelphia. -
Just when work will begin in the two green
houses has not been determined. The mannfac.
turers OF the entire country had conference n
short time ago and arrived at the conclusion that
inasmuch rs the stock on hand would supply the
demand for six months, II would not be protlta.
bic to begin blowing before December lst, unless
the blowers would make some concessions from
old prices. A second meeting Of the manuiac
turers will be held In Cincinnati on Tues
day, August Goth, which will be attended
by Messrs Trimble and Catln, Of this city, a'
which time the report OF II committee to confer
with the blowers will be submitted and probably
final action taken. "A new furnace and two new
ovens constitute the principal Improvement
made by the bottle company, and these are a
| the green house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

farm hand FAMED John Doe, working for
VIM. Buffers, Prairie Centre, was badly injured
on Thursday in runaway accident. Boo was
engaged in taking q load from 6oX.car at the
Rock Island depot, his team standing near an
other track, when a construction train came by.
His team became frightened, the locomotive
struck his wagon, and in some way Boo was
pretty thoroughly used up, suffering fracture
of the thigh of the right leg, and dislocation OF
the knee Joint, besides other injuries. He will
In time probably recover. DR.. Macarthur, the
railroad company's surgeon, is attending him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
The Carpet business,

From present prospects it is expected that
there will be large carpet trade this fall 1t Is
noted by dealers that as seasons follow seasons
housekeepers throughout the county are pur'
chasing finer and better graaes In carpeting and
housekeeping goods.
We took especial notice yesterday of Scott
Bros & Co.'S new fall stock and can safely say
that it is one Of the largest stocks Of fine carpets
and curtain goods to be found in this state. We
were really surprised to know that such fine
goods are being sold freely by this firm.
Yesterday a customer from the west end OF the
county, who has large and elegant house to
furnish, after trying in Chicago purchased OF
Scott Bros & Co. his entire outfit, consisting OF
carpets drapcrlcs, curtains, &C., &c, the bill
amounting to something over 5000.
From different parts of the county customers
are coming in and purchasing quite extensively
from their carpet stock SO that from the present
outlook this firms trade for the present season
will be larger than ever before.
All parties having dwellings, churches or
halls to furnish will do well to obtain figures OF
them. They are in position now to fill any con-
tract as low as the same grades can be furnished
for by any other firm in the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
Look out for bogus Prices on singer Sewing
Machines

Stop paying for two-drawer Singer machine
from S35 to SIS, when you can buy the best
made, finest finished five drawer machine for
s25. This machine is strictly tlrst-class and can
be had on trial and in competition with any
Singer machine on the market.
also keep for sale the celebrated American
No. Z, and several other hrstcass sewing ma.
chimes. Call at Grinlth's shoe store, Main ST.,
and will prove without a doubt that keep
frst.class sewing machines and no bogus prices.
Ihavo some organs; will sell at a bargain.
j. G. ToFrLUNp,
Nam St, Ottawa.
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The Lust Week.

The summer sales which have been 50 won
deriu,ly successful at II. J. Gilen's during the
p asst few weeks are about to close--only one
week yet remaining, As the bargains offered
are quite out Of the usual order, we cannot too
strongly urge our readers TO call, and call at
once.
Meantime fall goods are arriving daily on con,
tracts made heretofore Of the most favorable
kind, and on Sept. lst the new stock will be
ready for the trade. 1t will be large, Of course
and Uncqualcd in variety Of desirable goods.
Complete boot and shoe and grocery depart
ments; and bottom figures on all goods. All re
Ouestcd to call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

NorIcE.-From Aug y 10 Aug. 81, inclusive,
,he c. B. x q. K. Il. 60. viii sell lana exploring
tickets rom Ottawa 10 Columbus ana Lincoln,
Nebraska, and return, for sl5.69 for round trip.
Good for 81 days from GATE of sale.
Rourd trip extension tickets can DC bought 70
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Columbus and Lincoln
to Grand Island, Nebraska, by those wishing 10
attend the Encsmpment Of The g. y. OF Republic
To take place thero from Aug. aS to Sept
I. II. MARVIN, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

That much talked of telephone connection
with Streator has become an accomplished fact.
On Thursday morning the line was run into the
central Office at that place and after an exchange
Of compliments between the two offices a FREE
TRADER reporter called up Bro. Hoge, the COM
ing county clerk, and discussed the events Of
the day, political and otherwise, for few min
utes. The line works finely and must give salts
faction, none of that rumbling so annoying on
the La Sale line, being heard. Mr.. Booth, of
this city, Is in charge OF the toll stations at
streator, Grand Ridge, Marscilles, and Utica,
and seems determined to make his services APP
prccated by the subscribers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

The long expected fete Of the Young Ladies'
Library ASSOCIATION takes place ut the residences
OF I. d. Catlln and H. A. Butler on next Mon
day evening", Aug. 2sth The two residences
are united by beautiful lawn, on which the
refreshments will be served. At Mr.. Catlins resi-.
dcnce, which Is large and roomy, WDlls's orches-
ira win furnish music for dsncing. The affair
promises to be one of the most enjoyable social
events Of the summer, and should be largely at
ten led. The lawns will be handsomely lighted
with torches and Chinese lanterns. Those not
caring to dance can enjoy themselves on the
lawn. Admission, l0cents; refreshments, 10 cents;
gentleman's ticket for dancing, 50 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

Wohave lust printed tor Jein Il. Howe the
Sapous Poland China breedcn OF Seneca, H.,
ag0 catalogues, containing \ great deal of infor
nation in regard - his celebrated fihs "aiieS
Herd Of Poland Clina Swias, and also hlgG
Class Poultry. Farmers interested in Swine anG
Poultry raising voala DO s. .Ii'o enclose ! cent
stamp TO the ablse address ,nd receive copy
bJ return mall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

The new city hall and engine house is about
completed and will be dedicated on next Tues
day evening. The building is very complete,
and will make the best quarters the fire depart
mcnt has ever had The large room on Clinton
street will accommodate the engines and hose
carts. giving more room than ever, while just
back of this room are the stalls for horses
There are four with doors directly in front OF
the horses heads, adjusted with springs, so that
when an alarm comes in by telephone or other-
wise single pull of n wire hanging at the tele-
phone throws open the four doors and admits
the harnrssed horses to the engine room BACK
Of the stalls are the feed bins and hay barn The
room for the company headquarters is back OF
this, entered by long hall from the engine
room. It has been handsomely carpctcd, pro-
yidcd with heavy curtains, a new Brunswick bil-
lizard table, chairs, tables, pictures &c, making
a very pretty room. The council room, on rul
ton street, is roomy enough and viii he COO
and comfortable, but has not yet been furnished
To the south Of the engine room Is the Del
tow or and also the hook and ladder truck room
connected By large doors with the engine room
Here are hose drying racks, cistcfn, water clos
cts. &c The artcsian water is carried to various
places in the building where needed. The build
ing near the Jail will be fixed up for storage pur
poses, while to the extreme north OF the biocl
4 is the ioand. Mr. Perkins has made a splendid
place for city uses and the city hall problem ha
been settled, though temporarily
The building will be dedicated on Tuesday CIV
ening. The mayor has promised a speech, in
GLIDING Il history of the fire department. Th
programme is given below. In the hook ant
ladder room will be tables from which appro
pirate refreshments viii be served. The engin
room will he used for dancing, and viii accom-
date from II 10 p sets. There will be music b
one Of tile city bands aud Willis's orchcstrs vii
Z furnish music for dancing. Following Is III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

The marriage of Miss Mary Rees daughter oil
w. p. Rees, of South Ottawa, to VIII j. Mohr,
rooll place at the residence in South Ottawa on
last Tuesday evening, Rev. G. II. Force oillcia-
ting. There were quite nuMber of guests, ana
the house and grounds were handsomely pre-
pared for the occasion. An elegant supper was
served under the direction of Mr.. Piergue, and a
brilliant wedding was the general result.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

There is green-surfaced frog pond north of
the railroad and west of the feeder that the
health officer should look after, 1t fairly gives
one the shakes" to see boys wadipg around in
it, stirring up maarial atmosphere chat is felt
for blocks around.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

While bathing in the Illinois river at Mar.
settles on Wednesday, young man named Geo.
Daley was accidentally drowned. He, with two
or three younger boys, had attempted to SWIM
over to the island but when fourth OF the way
across he became eXhauscd and sank, his com
panions being unable to render any material as
sistance. The body was recovered about ii
o'clock that night, and an inquest was held the
next uay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

The annual Reunion Of the sta Regt. nliuois
Cavalry will be held at me fremont House, CHI
cago, on Sept 10 RoC call ut bA' ~ banquet
at l2:Sl, Speaking ana a good time are expect
ed. The price of ticke,s is siigha and tits hoped
reduced railroad return tickets may oe secured
40 that all old mer.heTs are requested 10 be
nrrsant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

The Strcator man, mentioned in our last, who
exhibited some stalks Of new variety OF corn
IA feet high, is eclipsed by our friend John Del
bridge, who showed at the Old settlers Picnic
on Thursday four stalks from one hill, OF oul
common dent com, ~ feet high, feet to the
first ear, the four stalks bearing ten good sized
pnrS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

We see by Streator papers that grand fete Is
to be heli in that city Sept lat, in honor of May
or Plumb and the occasion Of his muuifcent gift
Of a public school huiding to the people of that
burg. Among the guests invited is Governor
Cullom. Miss G. Wbittlesy, of this city, is en-.
gagged for part in the banquet Of song.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

SoLpIr>s, ATTENTION Mao & stevens &Co.p
the we'll Snown war claim attorneys, will be rep
resented AT Ottaws. Wednesday and Thursday,
Aug. 3th aud 3lst, by their special agent, FRANK
l. Darling SolG.ers anS Others interested IN
claims for pensions, increase Of pension OF other
claims it is hoped will give him call, MI
Dar.ing's whereabouts Isay 10 -scertaned at the
nfIinr Of INC clerk Of the count.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

DEFAuLT.-The Chicago DoRH La1c BuIcti"
Of Wednesday, under the head Of the |. $ Cir
cult Court, Judge Drummond, has the following:
1884. W. l. Bridge Co. V. Town Of Utica. De-
fault Of Town Of Deer Park ana its Commission
crs Of Highways.
Which is nothing serious probably, since It
was not TO be expected Deer Park would make
much of a fight over u bridge it never made a
nretense Of NWniMg.