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met him coming down the t5ad, gcs.
ticulating wildly, with II bunch Of weeds
in one hand and clod OF dirt in the
other. He was swearing His face was
drop,ical in hue and shapcless as rails
inc Of bread. Suddenly he sat down
violently lie had "killed that one,
anyhow He said most uncompli.
mentary things about them and con.
signed them 10 regions Of perpetual ice
to ret cooled oil. He remarked that
nell couldu't make the spiked things
hotter. | recognized in'him Il neigh.
Dor by his wearing a coat ofminc.
Hello, Bill. said, ''what ON earth
is the mattcr?" lie fred his clod at his
knec-cap waved his bunch OF weeds,
jumped ten feet sideways, grabbing
lierrely at the slack OF his pantaloons.
"Mattcr? EWish could see rs well
as you Kin. was plowin' over thar fol
huckwheat. and a yaller jackets nest
got loose. Won'tyou take me home
aud aoIlur TO the boys to 90 hunt them
mules? Dctroi tFrce Press.
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From EariVlile.

a heavy rain and hail torn yisi'aIlbl-
section on Wednesday csonug, ana some
window glass was demolished
As this city already has O. 500 license
there is no unusual STIR ON thot question
There is rumor however, that the license
people viii put forward D VI. Eosbargh
for mayor-a good man for the place.
The mask ball. on last Friday evening
was not we'll al'sadcJ, owing to the bud
weather, but a good time was had "iusi
the same
Moses Wheeler wa arrested on last Sat.
friday for dIscharging a revolver, and was
kept IN the city lookup untll Monday nor.
ming, when he was taken before Squire
Chase, had u jury trial and was acquitted.
a number Of farmers arc already putting
in their small gram, but the ground is
hardly yet in good condition.
our people seem well pleased with ne
seed corn brought from Nebraska, Kansas,
&c, and expect u good yield.
Fishing Is all the rage now and The boys
have no mercy on the worms.
William Goss has bought the widow
Tracy house and lot and will soon occupy
the same
Seysral Ottawa people have been visiting
friends here this week. NJ. f. i.
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L'oPI' VIII" l.Ne III 2IaTS '"''''' 'io"i"
pun "oWn t''r hI'''or' =, r....
No'h''i@ Is "hp"''Iol'' '"' ~ laws
| buttons ms own H'NpchucTS' loic anu
All.
Elizabeth tudy Stanton is very fond
of billiards. brt doesn't say whether
she Ike. them best raw or in 4 box
stew,
The recent .,ate treasurer, Vincent
of Alabama. was rood poker PLAYER.
He didn't seem to slay in very well.
thouoh
Darwin say, there were no hornets
until the world was 500. 900 years Old.
By Joyr, then. what did NicthusaIeh
have fomaI.f his iolc, on9
And vet Mr. Brrrhcr SAYS he does
not bnli|yr man i descended from the
monkey. How. then. MIR. Beecher. do
To,l ,rcou,t for Freddie Gpbbardtp''
Olfvc LOGAN saws ..noraorophers have
~, Inve fnr The bnantifrI = Come. come
OIiyr thry have Int L]r., Won. oirlie.
ltbi.t..rna,,. no., Is - lnDu lime. rrmrm-
hr,.
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A Great Telegraphic and News Monopoly.

Jay Gould to-day is the most power
/ iul human being on earth. lie CON
trols absolutely the telegraph lines on
tins continent a' well rs the cables
which reach out To other nations. Every
business ana lhnnlI secret Is at ms
mercy me quotations OF AL markets
OF the world are III ms hands Tor II Is
MS agents VINO report the prices III All
the, great exchanges IN Aneric", Europe,
ana ASIA. \ iniNquolalloh "i any OF
the Leading products oi the Wotiu mace
3y MS order would give nm miIi,ohS OF
dollars ana no one Col'Io can nm 10
account Aladdin lamp was mere
10Y c.omparcu Wl'h Inc marvellous pow
or welded 'o-"l' oE ms lhoNl ConSci-
thcelo,,' .F,cUIainr me NIOluHi Oui"n'
me ohI{ independent me "IIt" itIiof',
ei an .oPPo'iion' ne has consolidated
WIN MS western Uhioh monopoly ana
ne mas secured II Ten years contract
WIN lAe r'prr,Ghlaill'N oi lh' ASNoclat-
co. lIr's OF the IhlieU states. when
silence, al opposition 10 nm III amy "i
the "%.!y Journals throughout the conn
Try IAe Great " eNicrn News mG,4"P-
ely has Swallowed up we New lork
monopoly anu every loUTHal III the
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A minister of the Interior in Ger
many. who was fond of Boosting of his
numerous olive branches, arrived while
travelling at small town in noun
famous district, where he came across q
forester, whom he invited to dinner
"Arc YOU aware he said, jovially,
"that you are dining with the most
abundantly blessed father of family in
all Prussa?" "Am indeed?" eNclaim.
ed the man. MAY | ask how many
children your Excellency has?" -Four
and-twenty," was the proud reply. ''In
that case" said the forester. may re.
quest you to stay over tomorrow and
stand godfather to my twenty-ffth7'..
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iprsonal Mention

HALL.-P. a. Hall, of Fiskc & Beem's is
rustlcating in Florida.
IowA.-Mr.. Jos. Megailln left Ottawa yes.
terday to join her husband.
LlEur-Lieut j. Il. Chapman, L. s. A.,
is home from the southwest on furlough.
HoME.-Mr. +. ID. Swoctzer is home from
Hot Springs, and is looking very well indeed
GoNE.-ExS Sheriff Stevens has gone TO
Minnesota, and cx.County Clerk Stocksleger
to Dakota.
PlANT.-,Iudge Goodspeed has appointed
II. X. Plant receiver OF the De Steiger Glass
Co, OF La Sale,
PERu.-N0cs. "Mss Lofty Eldredge, OF
Ottawa, spent Sunday at DR.. Smiths, the
guest of Miss Minnie Mattocks."
LELAND.--P. X. Leland, of the Seneca
bank of Hamilton, Holderman &Co., has re.
moved his family from Ottawa TO that place
The family will be missed by large circle OF
friends in this city,
MEDIC Eugene Mathis, of the Rush
Medical College, is attending court this
week. He says there is poor pay in that
hi"u vi u'''"hi N"s 'PN""' VIZ "'h"'l va
the medical young men OF Ottawa.
DIcK.-lhat excellent officer, Marshal
Merrick, of Peru, has been reappointed by
the city council as Pcru's chief guardian OF
the peace for another year. He is most
csptious parsonage who can find fault with
Marshal Merrick's record.
STIMULATE Denver papers announce
with regret the positive declination OF Hon.
Herman Silver formerly Of this city, now
supt. OF the Mint Of nomination for mayer
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From lostant

LosTANr, April 12.-Charlle NIerkoctte'
Of Polo, was down and spent Sunday last.
Mary Ann McKinsie has gone to Weno
ma 10 live.
Watson Quaintance's baby has been very
SICK
Lostant Is booming, the merchants and
mechanics being unusually busy
Farming has at last commenced; Sher-
man planted his potatoes last Tuesday, the
first that have been planted around here.
James Thornton, of Magnolia, and Chas.
Burgess, of Wenona, were on the streets
one day last week.
Aaron Rube, of Magnolia, "lll make
Lostant his home this summer
A Sunday School Convention was held
in the Baptist church Sunday afternoon and
evening.
The members OF the NJ. +. Sunday school
Will give a concert in about two weeks.
Walter Wiley had his arm badly hurt
last Sunday.
Charlie Dixon, of Sheldon, Iowa, has q
bran new boy baby,
John Hannum, Of Magnolia, has moved
to town. WILKINS.
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The patrons of the Marseiles postolIce are
signing petition to the Postmaster General
asking that the mail trains be made to stop
there and the mail catcher be dispensed
with. They claim that the mails are notrcg-
ular--msses ayeraging once week; pouches
thrown of moving trains are frcqcntly ran
over and otherwise damaged; and they claim
that postonce in manufacturing town in
the midst Of largely populated farming
country should be able to put more depend
ence on the mails than can now be done; and
We don't know but they are right. There
has been great deal Of complaint Of this
kind for n long time past; and we think 1t
due the patrons Of the office that the matter
be Investigated by the proper authorities.
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Reports have been extensively circulated
through newspapers that scarlet fever Is
raging in jennings Seminary, at Aurora
We have received word from Prof. Bassett
the principal, that he lives several blocks
from the Seminary, aud that his children
have had the disease, but have recovered
and there is not case anywhere in the vi
entity Of the Seminary.
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The record of the anti-tardiness in the 18th
sub-distrct school, Ottawa, since January,
shows the following total number Of tardi
oesses In each department: primary, :; sec
ondary, Z; intermediate, /; grammar, /;
highest, 0. Since last December the gram
mar department has had but one hardness,
and since last June the intermediate depart
ment has had but three. The record i'm
proves each week, as shown by the fact that
for the present term, thus far, the per cent.
Ofpnnctuality fCr the entire school, infant
room and all. is 100 per cent. That is; no
hardness. The teachers vote all the credit
70 the pupils, and especially that they do not
avoid hardness by remaining absent when
they find themselves late. Some proof OF
this is shown by the fact that the highest
per cent. OF attendance in the city schools as
reported by the superintendent last month,
ISL per cent was made by the baby-room
This month they are making over 90 per
aent
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ANSOUNC EnENTS.

We air authorized To announce JAMES lDBAh rs
candidate for City Clerk Of the city Of Ottawa.
We are authorized to announce J. G. ARMSTRONG
81 candidate for City Clerk Of the city OF ottawa.
We are authorized to announce the name Of CI2hS,
J. BRADFORD a, a candidate for the Office Of city
Clerk.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of VII
LIAM Il. STEAD AZ . candidate for the oHicc Of CITY
ATTORNEY
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Of that city. The Tribune says: "Thc very
general desire 10 have him placed al the head
of the affairs at this time was a definite and
gratifying acknowledgment OF the honorable
esteem in which he held, not only by his
own party, but the community at large
FINNEErY -Mcssrs. Fiuucrty Bros, car.
mage makers Of this city, have decided 10 re.
move to Dakota, though their location Is not
yet definitely fixed We arc sorry they are
going away for they are the Kind Of men
good towns are mad, of.-actiye, energetic,
honest, reliable, Square men" They have
few superior. in their trade, aud hayc never,
we venture to LAY, sent ont a. snide piece u
work from their shop. We wish them good
luck, and can commend them 10 any CON.
muulty to which they may come,
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+. T. Earl, Of Paxton, Ford county Ill.,, Will
close out his farms within 30 days, rs he is
going to California: also his brick residence,
family horse fine span Hambletonau mares,
two seated carriage DC send him postal
card lDr nnccs.
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The much needed and very convenient adj
dition has been made to the Court House Of
drinking fountain located in the center Of
the building and has flowing arteslan water
All the other water in the building comes
from the canal
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The street and alley gang Of men have
been busy all week cleaning up the streets,
which now are quite prescntaole again. The
old watering places around the square have
been removed and new ones placed at the
City Mills, In Sale street, and opposite the
iall Oh Jackson street.
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DR.. William Sheppard will be prepared tc
operate on all ridglinE and other horses thai
may be taken to him at his Indrmary on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Apri
nth 18th and 10Th,
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We have received a car load Of Seed Corn
from the West, both red, white and yellow,
All the above corn was carefully selected and
can be seen at our store. Farmers, please
call and examine, and leave your orders be
fore it IS all gone. f. ID. SwEETSER q Co,
New F. O. Block.
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AT the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
Rev. Madison G. Peters will preach NJ 1880
4. ~, on Regeneration. =" Text: John 3, O.,
In the evening he will deliver lecture to
young men Sacramento services after the
morning sermon.
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The postal department has so far amended
It's order governing mail matter of the first
slass as to permit postal cards to be forward.
I'D again. The reason for the departments
apparent war upon postal cards is uneX.
planned.
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he liquor licenses of this city expire by
Limitation on Monday next; but on last even.
iu., he council voted to extend them to July
-, the former dave of expiration. Special
meeting Tonight 10 define the municipal
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Work given out. On receipt Of your ad.
dress We will make an offer by which you
can earn IS to a. evenings, at your home.
Mer, women, boys or girls can do IL. II. C..
wilkinson " Co. 1915 and 1877 Fulton street.
New York.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. 1t
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces of the system. Price Zoe. For sale
by all druggists. tal
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II. $. Gilbert, the grain dealer, is having a
down town" Office fitted up Tor him in Ar
quarters Tor his extensive business The re-
cent purchase Of the South Ottawa ware.
house, makes o central point office in this
c,iy necessary.
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Burglars entered five houses IN Aurora
The other night securing a little plumber
and made Intellectual attempts 20 enter "a,
many more homes.
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Halls CGtarrh Cure Is taken internally. II
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c For sale
by all drug isis. (a)
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OLD PArERs.-We have few old papers
24x36 inches which will be sold in lots OF 30
at 10 cents per 100, or 40 cents for 50.
WIN. OsMAS d Son.
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For Sale.

Farlamb Milk Cam the best can made for
raising cream for sale by d, l.. Grove, at the
Creamery.
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Fiske & BEEN are agents for the Goodyear
Rubber Clothing for ladies', misses, boys and
men. These are the best manufactured.
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PERSONAL gentleman who 'swapp-
ed" hats with his neighbor at the Opera
House on Thursday night can rcctily the
mistake by addressing Box 20, LA Sale, Hi
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The largest assortment Of hats and caps, all
hate, nobby styles, you can see at Fiskc &
Seem's.
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Go 10 your druggist for MR., Freeman 3
New National Dyes For brightness and du-
rabIity OF color they are uncQualed. Color
from to pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price, II cents.
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The salutatory for the coming Ottawa
High School graduating exercises has been
awarded TO Miss Mary Miller Oh the highest
average scholarship; and the yaledictory as
signed by vote Of the class to Thomas
SunIrra
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s Jersey bull for sale, two years Old, and a
grutlc, flrst.cass animal, b7 \. c. Barnes,
RuNaud
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Is offered for any case Of Cutarrh tina. can't
be cured with Hairs Catarrh Cure. Taken
internally Price - cents a.
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LADIES can nnd all late styles Of childron's
bats and caps vt Fiske Il Beem's
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Gentlemen that wear lne furnishing good
Jhould call at Fiske 81 Beem's.
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Die best assortment Of chldrens clothing
al Fiske IL Beem's.
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The largest and best assortment of ready
made clothing IS to be found at Fskc d
3eem's at less money than anywhere else in
she state.
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n you want crockery don't forget that &.
NJ. Shaw keeps the largest and best assert
ment in Ottawa,
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Don't forget tlskc Il Bcem's all wool cash
mere suits for men.
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Fiske e. BEEN are in receipt OF Il new and
large invoice of neck wear some new styles
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Ladies are respectfully invited to call at
Fiske IL Becn's and examine their stock OF
ohildren's clothing.
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A nobby suit for little money can he found
at Fiske IL Beem's Looks well and wears
well.
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LIBRAEY.-Number Of books taken from
the library during the month, 52O number Of
visitors 900. Books have been presented by
Mr.. f. +. Bull, Col. Fullerton, DR.. McArthur
and Mr.. George Bennett. Books issued; his
tory, 10; biography, 20; fiction, $50; travels,
20; poetry p; science and art, >; religion, 81;
essays, 10; miscellaneous, %. Amount in
contribution box, S293.
March 3lst, lSS3. l.. I. MACY, Lib,
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At the school election on Saturday Messrs
T.. G. Swift and T.. j. Robson were reelected
directors for three wears without OppOsiti0n.
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one Of the haudsomest furniture stores in
the state can now be found in Ottawa, Rus
mcnts can now boast Of having the neatcst,
best lighted and uuqucstionably the best
stocked furniture store in the county. Be
sides making these changes and improve
meu,s they have G!led the store with a SUI
yerior line offurniturc of highest grade work.
mauship and finish. They invite their
friends to call and see them and examine
their goods.
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Notice,

W. J. Neely has Plymouth Rock eggs foi
sale,
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The great general store Of y, IIccnnn 4
Co, Of Strcator, seems to- bc bIus-oning out
In unusual spring luXurancc II aN accounts
that come to us are true Everyone Knows
that the house is one Of the most important
in the county and u always well stocked, hut
This spring our information point, ,on mprc
extensive line than ever.
In dress goods, that leading liue Of dry
goods house so particularly requiring alien
ton now .a.days to meet All demands, the
house is mos, richly stocked with ali tue
standard goods, us well as with all The latest
novelties both as to fabrics aud culorings,
including "A superb stock Of silks in blacks
and colors, making most varied and com
plete assortment.
OTTER NOVELTIES,
Hosiery by the hundred dozen for ladies,
misses, children, men and boys in the latest
designs and colors: elegant spring wraps,
shawls, handkerchief, ribbons, lace7, para
soils, and all other fancy goods, nlso the larg.
est, most complete and best arranged stock
of boots and shoes In central Illinois.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
In carpets they are carrying sock prob
ably the largest and most complete in La
sale or adjoining counties TO which is I'D
ded wall paper window shades, curtain.
and fixtures aud all materials for upholster.
ing and draping purposes in great quantity
and variety, SO that The hou,cheeper can buy
III necessary goods for the house without
leaving the store and to as great advantage
rs she can in any house in the west.
These few items win show how very com.
pletc is the stock, than winch there is no
better in this part " The ,tale; aud IL is well
10 remember that buying as they do all
classes Of goods in which they deal in liberal
quantities to supply the immense territory
they cover they are enabled TO place them
on sale at the lowest possible values in every
instance.
They cordially invite all their old friends 10
Ottawa and vicinity and reader, OF the FREE
TRADER to call and eXamnc this very Gle
CANT stock and we can assure on readers
they will be courteoualy and Handsomely
treated, and will be able TO purchase goods
Of all kinds at the bottom figures. At any
rate it will cost nothing 10 call on them and
see what they can do.
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freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa a
follows: For Earl, 653 A. "; FOR Aurora, lVl5 4, n
for Strcator, 6. 20 \. NJ. 5.l3 p ~ and 6,3' p. NJ
Morning train makes close connection at Aurora TO-
al points east and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. C b, & Q. Drawing
Room Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars. and thcl
f. & O. Palace Dining Cars, by this route. All lhiorlas
ton about rates of fare. sleeping accommodations
and time tables viii be Cheerully given by applying 70
PERClVAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
THOs J. POTTER.
General Manager, Chicago. t. II. MARVIN,
Agent at Ottawa,
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G. NJ. shaw sells the best barrel churn In
shs vortd-t the Boss Call and examine.
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Go and see the mammoth shoe stock a
Spencer's.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF
inst dread disease, Consumption, by simple reWeSx
q an xiou< make known 10 his fellow sufferers t1
means of cure. To all who desire II he will send coV
Of the prescription ssed. free Of charge with the
rectons for preparing aud using the same which tneT
win nud sure Cure for Coughs, Colds. Con-
sum ,tion. a sthma, Bronchitis, &C
Parties wishing the prescription wiz please aaares
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42Gig advertisements.

n ~. ARMSTRONG;, Attorney and CouR.
NJ sciOr NJ Law, Ottawa H. Notary Public. once
in Gcdney's Block, Ottawa. iun5,'sO
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LI)NVIN =. LELAND Attorney at Law
IL once nearly opposite post Office, on lower tuCS
Ore-S House BLOCK Ottewu. III unli,19
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Paasol opening to-day at Scott Bros ,
Co.'S.