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WOODWARD
Boston Dry c
Pure Linen HandkerCh'S
LOW PRICES. /
We have bought at auction
few lots of
PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
very cheap, and will make cor
respondingly low prices.
Children's Linen Handker-
chiefs, with colored border, at
S, 614, and S15c each.
Better than we ever sold be-
fore at the same price.
Gents Full Size Pure Linen
Iandkerchiefs, plain white and
fancy border, I2Hc each; for
the price extra quallly.
Gents 81 Colored Woven
Bordered Handkerchiefs, nc
each; extra quality for the price.
Gents 81 Hemmed and Hem
stitched Fancy Printed Bordered
Handkerchiefs, IS each; beau
tiful styles and the best for the
price we have ever offered.
Ladies Plain White and Red
Bordered Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, newest styles, I2Hc
each; elegant styles and the
best we have ever offered.
Fine Embroidered Handker-
chiefs in plain white and colors,
from 371ac to $3.50 each.
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Woodward & LOthrOp.
Great Reduction in Fine COrSetS,

In a few sizes only. Please no
tice that this is not a general
reduction, but on a few speci-
fed sizes which are asadvertised
below.
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Our Job Lotof Hosiery

is running low, but there are few
Bargains remaining.
CHILDREN'S HOSE reduced - per
cent, and Ladies' quite as much.
A FEW SUITS LEFT we will sell NJ cost
All this seasons goods, and stylish in cut
National Republican., 1883-08-22
ON MONDAY NEXT

Goods House F!
Bargains in Towels !
We shall place on our coun-
tiers this morning several choice
lots Of
ALL-LINEN TOWELS.
100 dozen All-linen German
Damask Towels, knotted fringe.
Red and fancy bor-
ders, size 2ox4o
inches, warranted @oo 'a0ii'
all linen,
40 dozen Extra Size Scotch
Damask Towels, warranted all
linen.
Size 22x45 inches, l.ozc e,cb
very large size, o0 'i'
Extra Heavy Monte Towel.
Size 2ax45 inches,
aI' ~aP@'d m ilsn' al linen, %e''s' a'' s'eA'
A Genuine Bargain in German
Monte Towel.
IL f Fl i}::; ,is:s. :; '''s;' ''s;'
20 doz. Bleached .Huck Towel.
Size ISx36inches,
extra fine. soft I21lc each.
finish, all linen,
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BEING entirely yegetable. no particular

BEING entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using Dr. Piercc's
"Pleasant Purgativc Pellets They operate
without disturbance to the constitution, diet,
or occupation. For sick headache, constipa-
ton, impure blood, dizziness. sour oructa-
tions from the stomach, bad taste in the
mouth, bilious attacks, pain in region of kid
ney, internal fever, bloated feeling about
stomach, rush of blood 90 head, take DIR.
Pierce's pellets" BY druggists
National Republican., 1883-08-22

Lot No. 2-Twelve Corsets.
Two 81, two 20, three %, and
one 27 inch. This is a fine
French Cou6lle, and has been
reduced to $3.50; former price,
$4.
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A Genuine Bargain 7
Mems Furnishing Department.

Mems Bicycling, Rowing,
Boating, and Tourists Shirts,
both in white and colors, laced
'front.' at prices to close.
Boys Bicycle Shirt Waists,
in colors, 81, $1.25, SI.75, and
$2.
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SoiIed Undergarm'nts

that has been marked down below
cost Those displayed for 90 and 15c
will compare hvuuhly with any.
thing offered elsewhere FOR SOC and
a.. Well made and of good mate
rial, they have grown gray from shop
wear. and only need laundering 90
vhitcn them perfectly but We sell
them below cost
National Republican., 1883-08-22

Lot No. 3-Four Corsets.
Two II, one 2S, and one 80
inch. French Woven, reduced
from 81. so to So.
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We have no other sizes Of
these goods.
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the best owing
another
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We have bought at auction
a few lots Of
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o33 Penna. Avenue.
Successor to rcrr, & Bro,hsn

Invites the special attention parents ami guardians
who are making preparations fur -tuhlur ilr.r rhl
dren TO school, n ho LAS now open aNoly large o.
National Republican., 1883-08-22

Tho sa.lboat found ahoat, bottom upward,
below uio,horo' point on Monday night, has
turned uut 90 bv the property OF Mr.. George
Gales, Di this city, who was out sailing when
she ylpsisrd. ile swan ashore, footed IL
home, aud last night took another boat aud
started Co fud tho missing cuaf,
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Fine MtlIinery.

Miss A. D. Brady, late of New York City
successor to Mrs. Haz.itt, III the Madison
street millinery business, is Offering, owing
to the lateness of the season, some great IN
ducements in fall aud winter lots.
Ladies' hats III velvet, plush and felt are
being closed out regardless Of cost. Also
velvet bonuets for aged matrons; misses
hats In all the leading shapes and latest
styles OF the season, and also misses bon
nets. All the leading shades in plush and
velyets for evening hats are reproduced here
in their perfection. A line lire Of handsome
birds, black ostrich planes, feathers, orna
ments, &c.
Miss Brady's long experience in The fash
ion centers of this country and Europe
enables her TO correctly choose from the best
the most beautiful and artistic styles OF
the season, and her success since coming 10
our city is itself guarantee that she IL
giving satisfaction to all who favor her with
patronage. To close out line OF trimmed
felt hats left over from last season she Is sell
ing them tor % cents each-a nominal sum,
scarcely sufficient to pay for the ribbon used
in trimming
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Fatally Shot.

On Thursday morning the sad news WAS
received here that Edward H.. son OF Mr..
and MIS-. Z. +. Bull, of this city, was acri
dentauy shot and killed while out hunting
on the preceding day. Full particulars OF
the sad event are lacking. but this much is
learned: With "a couple of friends Ed. left
Campbell, Minnesota, where be has been
visiting his sister, on Monday morning, des-
tined Tor Il deer hunt at place about 80 or
40 miles north IL was while on this expedi
ton that the accident occurred, his death oc
curing at $50 Wednesday evening. MIR.
Ruger al once telegraphed the family hut
the dispatch was not received until the fol.
lowing morning. The reualns, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. RugeT, were expected to ar
rive last night by the Albert Lea train. The
funeral will be held at the residence, on the
east side, at 1880 Sunday; and special
train OF Two cars has been provided TO con
vey the funeral party aud such Others "a de
sire to La Sale, where the iuterment will
take place.
Mr. Bull was % years old last july, A
bright, promising young man. He spent some
years at Michigan University, ana afterward
travelled considerably IN Europe; and after
his return from the continent entered his
fathers law Office. The death OF such a
young man is always lamentable, partica
larry so when death is the result OF accident;
and Mr.. Is. bad Vide circle oil friends here
who will mourn his untimely death and offer
the members Of his family that deep and
sincere sympathy which can come only from
love and admiration for the deceased.
Last Saturday We announced the probable
death OF Geo. X. Belford He was in fact
dead, having passed away during the night,
dying from lung fever. He was born 10
Cambria Co. Pa, In 1895 and had lived
MANY wears ~ this county, chiefly Ia Los!apt
where be IVES once prosperous merchant.
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4 sermon on Woman's Power will be
preached ut the Methodist church next Sun.
day evening by the pastor, Rev. George 5.
Young.
Rev. Madison G. Peters will lecture on
The IDEAL Wife" at West Serena NJ. T.
church, Dec. l2th.
On next Friday, Dec. l4th, James II. Eek
els, OF this city, will lecture in the Presbytc-
rian church on "Forces in Our Social Sys.
tenn" The proceeds of the lecture are to 20
toward re,ircscong and rc-painting the
church Admission, % cents. Come aud
hear a good lecture and help good cause.
Rev. Madison Z. Peters subject tomorrow
morning will be, The Mode Of Baphsm;''
in the evening he will deliver q lecture on
"How to Manage Wife" The sacrament-
of the Lords SHpper and Baptism will be ad
miuistered after the morning sermon. Pre-
paratory services this evening at 1880 in the
basement of the church.
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Personal .

DEGEN. Louis Degen has returned from
business trip to France.
BLACK. Charley Black left this week to
spend the winter with his brother Frank IN
Florida.
UrAH.-rhos. Woodlock, late of this city,
places us under obligations for Salt Lake
City daily papers, which are Interesting
reading.
MILLER.--As will be seen By card else
where, DR.. 6. Miller, oculist and aurist, has
removed his Office to more pleasant quarters
over II La Sale street.
HANnURY. The friends OF Mrs. 0. r.
Hanbury ia this city VIII be panied to learn
that Mrs. Adams, her mother, died at her
residence in Chicago on the nth ult., after Il
long iineas,
KA.-Norman Hinsdale, graduate OF
Michigan's University, and a young man OF
more than ordinary promise, has gone to
Eldorado, IA, which place he VIII make his
future home.
PORTER j. L. Porter ard family return
thanks to the Fire Department for their
prompt and efficient work in saving their
home and to the many friends who so kindly
and hravely assisted in removing their goods,
during the fire Of Wednesday night.
RAAB.-3tate School Supt. Raab writes his
regrets to Supt StOCkdale for not beiHg
present ut the Teachers Association meeting
held here a few days ago, but promises posi-.
lively to be present at the next meeting, to
he held at Peru, Jan. 10, 1884, delivering an
address on Friday evening, the 9th.
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Later he lived. IN Streator, and for few
months past in Ottawa, acting as ianitor OF
the court house. He was for years one OF
the prominent democrats Of the county, tax.
ing part IN conventions and all county poll.
tics, though never We believe held or asked
for office. He leaves a wife, two sons and
two daughters, the youngest OF whom is 10
or II years Of age. One son is in Dakota, the
other is a justice at Streator, where the
family reside. He was man OF many friends
and few or no enemies.
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NrOrICE..-Es VNTE oE JEREMIAH SrEAwN. DE.
y rEasEp- N0tiyc r. hereby gives that the under
signed Executor Of the last VIII aHd testament oi Jer
culah straw H. Of the OF IA Sale and state
of Illinois, deceased viii appear before the Probate
Court OF said county on the third Monday being the
2ls dlyF OF 1851 AZ the Probate Court Room,
in Ottawa In said county, when and where all persons
having claims demands against -nid estate are mott
fed attend and present the In writing for al
ustmcnt
Dated this ith day of December 4. y. lsSl
SHERMAN LELAND.
tPcSgw Executor.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,

lNhTsNSTs bA M Al y :
Ia ladies' aRG misses aud gents under
wear.
In hosiery, gloves and mittcns.
In blankets ard tlannels.
In black and colored silks.
In plain and brOcaded vclvcts.
In mems and boys lsuudried auj unlaGn.
dried shirts.
In cOrsets aud notions OF every descrip
ton.
In linen tablng and towels.
In domestic sheetings and shirtiugs,
bicached and unblcached
Every article ia the dry goods line lower in
price than al any time for over thirty years,
at \. LYNCH's.
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BESIDES HOSIERY md GLOVES,
SIX HiNDKERCHIEF.S AND ~
DER WEAR. We NAVE 4LSO 4 BIG
LOT OF SAMPLE SHi WIS WHICH.
ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARGE
STOCK, Will BEAT ANYTHING IN
THE MARKET IN THE WAY OF
SHA WIS, At BOTTOM PRICES, At
HLLL.S
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1t You nave no. seen tuosc very beautiful
and artistic bronze and iregilt goods ut Gch
rings drng store don't fan, but ~ at once
The lot comprises card receivers, letter hold
ers, bouquet holders, Jewel stands, toilet sets
Odor baskets, and numerous other most won.
derfal articles. Gehriug's display Of holiday
goods leaves all past efforts in the shade.
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Office sT.rK or LOWS GEEENER. DEC'p
~ Notice IL hereby gwen, that the undersigned. Ad
mnstrators OF the Estate OF Louis Grcener. late OF
the county Of la Sale and 81 Illinois, deceased
viii appear before the Probate Court OF said county
the third Monday being the 2ist day. o! January iss
az the Probate Court ROOM in Ottawa, In said county
when and where all persons having claims demands
against said estate notified 10 attend and present
the same In writing for sd gstment
Dated this eih dGy Of Decenlbcr 4. y. lSS3.
SOPHIA GhEENER
g. az iIltE GREENEE
Jecs-9r !.lagiL's,Tsfuw
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What in trade we never do,

What IN trade we never do,
Is for our goods ask prices two;
And then forsooth, because it's you,
Make them less cent or two.
The scheme is fraudulent, unjust.
AS by it many persons must
A greater price than others pay,
Who know the merchants lying way.
4 single price we only make,
Not more, not less, from any take;
Besides, we make that price so low,
That under it none dare to go.
A. LYNCH,
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MOTTO E.-rsrATE uF ENE' H. LYON, DFC'p
y Nof.rr j. hereby given fasl She undersigned
Administrator OF the Estate Of fUr0 u Lyon. late o
me county VI Ia Sale and state ~ Illinois, deceased
NlI appear bclurr the Probate tuIrt ui stii count,
on tine tliTd Monday being %" - pNU Fret dlyI J
launAry 1854 AZ The Pruutt. Court Room, Ia ottawa
In sad county. when AMI whore an persons hAyluI
claims or demands against said estate notified 9,
attend and present The same ~ wrlgug for al lu-iHeu
Dated mis- 5'h day uf December \. b. 1888.
EFGENE u. LYON.
1.ts.3W Administrator.
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Ike afternoon session was largely de-
voted 10 bridge appropriations. Rutland
asked tor S6ll G6, to assist in building a
bridge on the Chicago road at Il. Brum-
hach's, and got the money; Fall River
got her money rs noted above: while
Brook field got $500 to assist in repairing
approaches to the Seneca bridge. When
il came to Oitawa's request, however, for
$4,000, the Board weakened, and IN spite
of her members, the request was laid over
until next September.
The telephone company threatening to
take down the poles for the telephone to
the asylum, the county agent was author
lied to buy them at 20 cents apiece.
Lewis reported adverse to the Boards
granting liquor licenses, and the Board
agreed with him.
The finance committee made report
substantially as follows:
The proceeds of the tax levy of 1882
was $l43,23I.26, and the county expenses
$04 S323G, leaving S4S,39S 80 to apply on
indebtedness of last year. The debt then
stood Dec. /, 1888, as follows:
Interest bearing orders. ..............S 30. GOO
Loans-First Nat. Bank, Ottawa..... $4,000
First " " Mendoza. 10000
WIN. Truman ............... 5,OO0
Philip Watts. 5,OOO
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
The proceeds of the taxes of 1888 will
probably be $l40,2l3.S9, and the county
expenses same ae last year, leaving to be
applied on the debt, ,3lS 53. The COM
mltee recommend that the chairman and
treasurer be authorized to borrow from
time to time, and that The money be taken
for as long time as possible, no, to ey-
coed three years; and tnatthe 30 day loans
not outstanding, be reduced as much as
may he deemed advisable by the chairman
and treasurer.
INTEREST ORDERS AND TAXEs.
As to the question OF receiving interest
bearing orders for taxes, the committee
recommend that the county and town col.
lectOrs be advised not to receive them for
taxes, it being deemed unwise to attempt
to take them up except by the treasurer,
Report adopted.
Adjourned TO this a. n,
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1853.

HANDKERCHIEFS WE WILL Make 4
SPECIAL DISPLAY of THEN FOR
THE NETT FEW DAYS UNTIL SOLD.
CONE EARLY. AT HL'LL'S.
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some OF OUR COMPETITORS SAY
OUR SAMPLES or SIX HANDKER.
CHIEFS AND HOSIERY IN BUNDLES
or AND PAIR) ARE WORN OUT
GOODS. CONE AND SEE, IF YOU
WANT GOOD GOODS CHEIP, AT
UIILS
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GraNG IinnlierE

OF all classes of people the professional
grave robbers are most despised. He robs
US Of our dear friends for few dollars. How
different is this new grave robber, DR.. Bige.
lows Positive Cure, which robs graves Of
thousands of consumptves. This unequaled
remedy fer coughs, colds and consum ption,
whoopng cough, crOup and all throat and
lung diseases, subdues and conquers these
troubles speedily, safely and thoroughly
Trial bottles free, Of T.. Y. Grggs. ~
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We NAVE Purchased Nv
AGENTS SAMPLE LINE or SILK
HANDkERCHIEFS AT 4 BIG DIS
COUNT. CONE AND SEE THEN AZ
HNLL'S no TWO ALIKE.
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pointed 70 visit the county asylum and
investigate the charge that persons were
there who were competent 10 earn thell
own living reported: They found l29 IN
mates; 16 males ana % females, OF whom
IS per cent. we're either Insane or feeble
minded. The warden reported there had
oeen SIX men there apparently able bodied
and able TO earn their living, but some
time ago they got the icat there was to be
TN investigator and skipped out rather
than undergo an ,XumlnaLon by the pny'
scans Their presence WAS doubtless the
cause of the reports ~hr't caused the IN
vesiIga.ion. The inmates were examined
when the comnilt,e mhGt their visit, and
Of them they found eight men able To earn
Their living il found places. They are
from % to IS years old. OF these three
are incbria'es and Il burden to the county
when indulging their habits, but who can
labor If they can be kept sober. They are
between 50 and Is wears Of age. There is
also woman there subject to fits, the
mother of child nine months old. The
committee recommend that the county
agent find, If possible, a family who Will
adopt the child; also that great care be
exercised by the supervisors IN sending
persons to the asylum, as the county agent
and warden will be placed IN delicate
position IN refusing TO receive persons
sent there; also that the agent inform the
supervisor who sent them, Of all persons
who at any time are In the asylum who
shall be able to earn their own living.
Report adopted.
THE END.
The Utica Bridge case was again taken
up, and after the report of the committee
lad been amended so that the order to the
Bridge Company shall be paid out of the
tax levy of 1884, the report was adopted,
and $500 appropriated by the following
vote: Ayes-Butler, Ophir; Blake, Sere-
ma; Conrad, Miller; Carlin, Waltham
Dearth, Farm Ridge; Dresser, Groveland
Dunavan, Adams; Farrell, La Sale; Grif
fin, Utica; Hoge, Bruce; Hoffman, Eagle
Hoge, Usage; Jennings, Mission; Lewis,
Deer Park Lewis, Worthwhile; Lauf, Rich.
land; Lowman, South Ottawa; McIaugh-
lin, La Sale; Martin, La Sale; Marriott,
or, Manlius; O'Laughlin, Brook field ::
Perkins, Ottawa; Parr, Rutland; Rhodes,
Dayton; Sgnor, Earl; Swift, Ottawa;
Trumbo, Grand Rapids; Wilson, Mendo
Ia, White, Ottawa; Miller, (chalrman)
Freedom--30. Noes-Cuthbertson, DIM
mick; Donlevy, Wallace; Fades, Bruce
Gum, Eden; Helmig, Peru; nickok,
Troy Grove; Mcintyre, Allen; Mcbride,
Meriden; Nicholson, Vermi!llon; Rey-
nolds, Hope; Iberson, Otter Greek; Tru
man, Mendota-13. Stevenson explained
his vote mo- by saying, tina! he found
that certain towns asking for aid in the
past for bridges; had not spent 50 great a
Der cent. as his own which torded It's
streams, and he believed the law worked
injustice.
Dunavan presented the county treasur-
er's report Which was found correct and
was approved 1t showed:
Balance last report ................S3 $50 0OG IS
Teceipts Observation-Disclosures. ... 10 22G 90
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Another year is nearly gone, and sad one
1t was to thousands OF the inhabitants OF this
globe. Ottawa and vicinity, however, have
been spared from the many catastrophes
other parts of the world have suffered. There.
fore we should be especially thankful and
should make our dear ones happy at the
coming Christmas by surprising them with
some token Of esteem and love to make their
happiness complete and help us enjoy this
result you have but to step into behring's
holiday tazar. and you cannot help but select
some article that will please and delight.
You will find reference to some of the leading
articles in other parts of this paper, but TO
appreciate the vast outlay, go at once to
behring's Drug Store, north OF the Court
House, Ottawa, Ills.
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HGZ2S Excursion

Leaves st. Louis Jan. 9, at $50
2. NJ. Low rates OF fare, cheap
lands. low taxes, fine climate, q
pleasant winter trip. The best
State in the Union, either for
settlers or investors. Go and see.
Full particulars, maps ana pa
pers furnished by
DIR. J. Q. HARRIS.
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Oh, the beautiful Christmas cards at Hape-
man SC Graham's! Have you seen them
No: Then go at once.
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UNDERTAKING AS USUAL.
Some Farms for Sale.

so Acres, 6 miles from town.
100 Acres, 10 miles from Gown and
from railroad station.
rs Acres, 2 miles fr ON town.
500 Acres, near railroad station.
1913 Acres, in Will Co, $35 per acre.
100 Acres, in Livingst $34
l2O Acres, in West. Indiana, $50"
And other farms. Also millions of acres OF
western and southern Lands.
DIR. j. q. HARRIS,
noyH,-tf Real Estate and Insurance
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THEY ALI NAY KNOW WHAT VIZ
HI YE AND MEAN BY OUR BUNDLE
81 MILES Of HOSIERY AND SIX