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The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
Keep Cool.

Sweltering humanity calls for more com.
Portable article Of clothing than the average
gentleman has had the privilege Of wearing
for some tune and to meet this want Libby
& Co. are manufacturing SHIFT, ilrstclasS In
all respects, that covers the bill. Every gen.
tleman should see 1t AT Fiskc II Bccms'
This means u revolution IN the shirt trade.
Mr.. Flske, of Fskc " Bcem's, asked the
reporter yesterday to look at a pair of pants
and tell what they were worth. The scrib-
bier had in mind a little experience in that
same way last winter when he guessed on
the price of az overcoat. He didn't propose
TO be caught again in any such way; 80 he
Offered the merchant 81 for what seemed u
SO pair Of pants, and on being referred to the
price marked on the goods he was Just -
cents too high. Ice cream all around let the
aforesaid scribe down softly. But then thcse
pants are worth at any rate :! 80 and The re-
porter is bound to stick TO IL If he has TO BUY
an entire ice house and herd OF jersey
COWS flor YOU remember he's r!ch); at the
same time +. x B. 20 right along selling
them for 10 cents just the same, and wont
listen to any advice TO advance the p'!ee TO
accord with the merits Of tie goods.
But then that IS just the way this iirm does
business-they are the friends Of the poor
man, and are determined this season more
than ever to make prices 80 that the poor
man can dress we'll. Now, here's fine
chance for our newspaper men.
In regard to the general stock an Exchange
says:
They have no end of ready-m0de clothing
Cor men, boys and children.
They are having perfect rush OF trade on
straw hats, for they are slaughtering straw
goods They have by all odds the largest
stock in town. They have hats of all yarie'
ties and sizes for everybody, and prices are
not lofty, Just moderate--in fact the straw
hats are going on like tornado.
All In want of gOod clothing, straw hats,
&c, sery cheap, should not fail to call and
look through the immense stock at Fiske s.
Bpem's
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

Gilbert & Sullivan's latest produc ton,
"Tolanthe; or, the Peer and the Peri" is to
be given by the famous Chicago Church
Choir Company, (who presented SO satisfac-
torily recently both "Pinafore" and 'Pa.
tienee" ny the same authors at the Opera
House on next Tuesday evening.
The opera was presented in America for
the FIRST time on November 25th, simultan e.
Gus with Its production in London. The
story OF the opera is, in brief this:
The Lord Chancellor, of England, has re.
solved to marry one OF his own wards of
whom the whole House of Lords is likewise
enamoured, when he discovers that his son,
Of whose existence he was previously una.
ware, has forestalled him in the young lGdy's
affection. 1t is then made manifest by 10.
.QHtte, f2iry, that she is ChdncellOr'S long
lost wife, and the young lover, who is half
and half mortal, none other than their child.
The father relents, and on being made &C.
quaintsd with the fairy law, which renders
marriage with q mortal an ofFense punisha-
bic with DEATH in order to avert tragical con-
sequences suggests 10 the Queen OF the Elves
an amendment OF the statute. She hesitatcs,
but as all her banc thereupon confess that
they have one and all at different times, mar.
ried Dukes, Earls and Lords, it is then and
there enacted that for the future every fairy
who does not marry mortal shall die. The
Gordan knot is thus united, and all ends
happily"
-Uasie and Drama says: probably no other
living l5rettist could have constructed an Ell
fectiye aAd interesting book with such
slender materials as these, but Gilbert has
given US dialogue, impregnated with =
quaint and dry hunor, beneath which lies
delicate vain of satire that is irresistible,
while the ingenuity of construction, inyolv-
ing the introduction OF some most amusing
episodes, is equally worthy OF note"
In the first part the scene is an Arcadian
landscape, the opera being opened by a
chorus of fairies; the second scene IS laid in
Wes'minste- Palace yard. The music is
equal 10 oUilivan's best operate work, and
abouuds, cf course, In songs and duets, with
number Of brilliant choruses, the gems Of
the work, however, being the QIe,-.'s song,
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

The grand iary adjourned on Monday after
an unusually short session. They returned
~ indictments, which will keep States At.
torney Brewer busy during the term. The
indictments were as follows:
Coatea.p. ot Court Jos. Downs, Wm Smith,
James Prescott, Vim. saltz, jr., Carl Mas,
Henry Peters, Frank shabley.
Barg'a,y o,.d Larcny-Edward W. Eagan,
Freeman Jones, John Harris, GEO. Monroe.
Assault-John W. Johnson, Chas. Lueck,
VIM. Russell, the two latter with murderous
intent.
Liquor-without license: Wm. Linder, Tho.
and Susan Glenn, Ambrose " Mary Betting,
Edward Middleton, Michael Haskins, Philip
Davis, Vim. Ellis, James Ward, Mich. Keely,
John Divine. On Sunday: Wm. Linder, ia.
Divine, Michael Kelly, Michael Haskins, JAS.
Ryan. TO minors: Henry Ward, p. Davis.
KeepEg NujSaacl-Owen c. Berry, Edward
Middleton, John i. Divine, Henry Ward,
Michael Kelly, Gustav lsaacson, Michael
Haskins, James Ryan, Vim. Ellis.
CaiYyng ConcGalH WeWoHs-Oscar Z. Pat
terson, Edward Healy.
Twenty.foUr Of these cases will be tried be-
fore Judge Gilbert,
Judyments.-Am. Buttenhole, Overseaming
ana Sewing Machine Co v Arthur Morrison,
$44. Al; Thomas Peterson AmZl Jackson,
Wm 5 Jackson ct al, S52l50; Henriette HoX-
sey ct al V Joseph y Dunnavan ct al, 81, l2l.-
SO; First National Bank, Peru The De
Steiger Glass Co, SIS, l39. As; The People &c
v Carl Wassamer, S65.lS; Union National
Bank of S.reator Philip Schlachter, Jacob
Stoyker ct al, $1,000 by confession; First
National Bank, Peru, Jacob Knapp, $3.50.
80; Charles VI Waldrom V Patrick Barton and
Patrick Terry, 1880 So; Frank Fox V Thos
Gilligan, S645.
Crimina!.-Wm. Schoor, indicted for steal
ing watch from Peter nyman, not guilty;
James Prescott, contempt, fined 80 ard
costs; John Harris alias John Kroner, and
George Muuroe alias John Williams, burg
larry of hardware store at Marseiles, plea o'
guilty and sentenced each to IS months in
the penitentiary.
The injunction against j, L. Clark, in ne
Great, was dissolved with leave to petitioners
to amend.
The Injunction against the City OF Ottawa
to restrain the authorities from disturbing
the side walk on Court street was taken un-
der advisement hy Judge Stipp, and no de-
csion was announced at the adjournment of
court yesterday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
30 Il 81 La Sale Street.
From Serena.

June Is, 1888.
vate their corn. 1t has done well for the
last week
Mr.. +. Keith has returned from Florida,
where he spent the winter.
Mr. J. Nash started for Iowa on last
Friday.
Mr.. Lem,z Is going TO Milwaukee, WIS.,
next Thursday
T. Lisinger has quite u music store in
our city.
Our town assessor was on the west side
last saturday.
Mr.. w. Mecame hauled 100 bushels OF
oats to Wedron in one wagon last Friday
The Wheeler boys have got done plant
Ing corn.
Duffy has fine piece of winter wheat
Mr.. Tucker, of Ottawa, was In our
nclghbOrhood last week.
The Bend school Is nearly broken up in
consequence of the mumps
The Serena white stockings are gong tC
have a game Of lase ball June 24,h, III
West Serena.
Mr.. n. Price las lost some calves. The
fncer will hc literally rewarded by ad-
vertising them.
II the farmers will examine their horses
ears they WI find them just completely
full Of littie tlics.
Tie Ottawa FREE TRADER Is the best
paper in Illinois. have written for many
Il one, but none would give me stl-tac-
tiOn before. ll**F
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
GLASS Works.

At the Ottawa Glass Company's bottle
house the worgmen are busy tearing out the
ovens and remodeling the furnace, changing
the factory from 10pot bottle house into
an Spot double thick window factory. II will
be operated AS such after rext September.
At the works of the Ottawa Bottle and Film;
Glass Company the annual repairs are in pro
gress, preparatory TO opening the season in
September, at which time fires will be built
IN both furnaces.
This is gratifying, since a large addition
will be thus made to the number Of glass
workers next season.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

"Oh, foolish Fay" the Chano''or's song; the
valse trio; aud the song, "De Bclleyllle was
regarded"
Of the work o! the company (Which con.
tains few Of the famous Boston "ldeGls')
playing this week az the. Grand" Chicago
the TriJ,u,s says; "The company has for the
last week or SO been under the stage man
agcmcrt Of Mr.. Fred Dixon, lately OF the
Boston ideals, and has been so drilled as TO
bring ont the business Of the piece to much
better advantage than in previous perform
ances." The company will be supported by
good orchestra, as usual with this com.
pany.
The moonlight nights Will be an induce.
ment for our musical people in the neighbor-
ing country to come in; especially as this
will probably be the last operate entertain
meut in the house until next season begins.
Bargains in men and boys clothing for the
next 80 days, at /. FRANK e Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
The great work of pushing tunnel un,

The great work of pushing tunnel un-
der the English channel to connect Great
Britain with the continent is well under
way, about mile and quarter Of the pre-
lminsry boring, seven feet IN diameter has
been cut and there is every confidence that
the work can be continued without serious
obstruction. There are two or more tunnel
schemes but that Of Sir Edward Watkin, re.
TERED to, seems TO be much IN advance of
the others. Its COSTS estimated at ; lj,000.-
600; Its length will be twenty-five miles.
Il Is expected with the track TO allow the
passage of 256 trains each way every day at
an average speed of IS miles an hour.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
The Mccormick wins.


The following dispatch 10 the chicago IRE.
y,,gs or Junr u eyrlains Itself, F. D. Sweet.
~, -, .,is 'i,, h.ire, .oIa eger.s of
SCI q" ~ VI 'H'7 I''''
thc ccIebEaI2u iAacHihe'
HARVEST HAS BECCN.-AN EXCITING DAY
NEAR LEXINGTON, KY.-GEEAT CONTEST
AMONG THE BINDERs.-ELEvEN MACHINES
STRIVING ALL DAY LONG FOR SUPREMACY.
TIE MCCORMICK oUTDIsTANCING ALL ITS
RIVALS.
Trvr<nToy. ky. June l9-rSpecial. One
of thn most interesiinp events which has oc.
cnrred in this citv for wears was field trial
0f tyine. .hindcrs to-day. The contest was
undrr the auspices of the Kentucky Agricul-
turol AZ Mechanical Association, on the farm
of James b. Clay, three miles from this city,
the hlue grass ponnlation was out in large
numbers. the crowd being estimated at from
! 50o 10 - 0JO
The trial opened at 10 o'clock and lasted
until nearly 6. 1t was a warm contest, in
which eleven machines were engaged, as
follows: Mccormick, Minneapolis, Walter
A. Wood. Champion, Osborne, St. Paul,
Decrinr Elevated, Deering Low Down,
Ruckeye Elevated. Buckeye Low Dow. AS
usnal The result was n signal triumph for the
celebrated Mccormick.
'rha ,ndges selected were C., ]. Cox, vii.
,iom WnoS Alexander Shropshire, B. T.
Ummo and J &. Mcclure. From the very
drst ronnS Il was evident that the McCor-
micL was the favorite of the crowd
'iI,h y, o"s njs.ed bnnd,e never choked or
.eI sor rono;rs and its clean cutting
s.oppeu ~, " hoi5 "tu nnnnsris,n with the work
etoou ou' t,i Diu ,pSidos ;,s width of cnt
Vi otneI tl, ,.,i,iIo ~ r,,ols in contest
was c,En ..a,h tG.t, -, n,'t from four and half
Iauseu .n "'u', LIE u, co. rho Ruckeve and
70 FIX an' r"n mnun ,ycre cnmnlete failures
U,t go, tDos ,nanifested nv the farmers
muSn ~ in Sv nach;nes hut their sloven
~ ~ thc ~" oo" , ,-o,r,ht cnrdamnet;on unon
Mo'h ~, rs IN :, s;m,,,ifvinT the tving
,.I tnetii' ,,,dI 80 Soua corrin1 tSe noint of
ocVlce seei!cu W INV .ha ,,o,, M ;,yention
slthphcl.y loo ini, .. "a hoor o,n;,ted "a
one o' .ne tcIudslo9 ',, nus ro;Ssirr ~ hmnd,es
SHOWN snow Wy .!e ii.qu ..qdrt nr j,s a,snts n mil
nere WIS an a,VoiP. Phn; y, ,rbon otvine 70 its
Iiie osootne JrC as broen and
nIaNl w. 'n ;retonc.s /. chotnd and the
wneh III seVeFul is.unves so A. fro1, his
orl'er was poi'Seu W 60 - W. orn,rd oriad
ana tear .ne gram am"S' .tS,;' INC ''o"N '''e0
iake IL ou., Idhe ~ ,,a ou'n :, vos i,,nossih,a
Owtns " tn. IA. tu., =. 80 o-osont. bowev.
10 oolain nols M ,tofi, vnoSu dr, u,ao ,ho so;e
er' tGe resu'. oi .e uhs onhire" ""' nn the
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
PlANUS AMI UkGANS
Ever brought into the county.
At our Clif on Hotel Rooms, from tin Sept, 18th
1888, we will offer the unryalled
Ha||et, DavH&Co
Emerson Pianos,
kinb1I Pianos,
AND THE CELEBRATED
KIMBALL ORGANS,
And to introduce them to the citizens of OF.
tawa and vicinity
WILL SELL AT
Wholesale PRlCES!
For cash; and Slight difference on
monthly payments.
Read what the lead
ing musicians Of the
world say Of our
Instruments:

From the most Distinguished OrgIuiSts Of Ne Prla
cipa! ChTches Qf chicago.
CHICAGO. ILL. Sept, Is. 1852.
We, the undersigned. take pleasure IN teStlfying 10
The superiority of the kuball Organs as merltng the
excellent rcpu alton they have obtained, being CON.
plctc In their mechanism. with wonderful beauty of
lone and capacity for expression They hold high
place among the manufacturers OF the world. We cor
Italy recommend them 20 your friends ana patrons.
LOUIS FALk.
Oreani, Union Park Congregational Church,
A. T. MCCARRELL
OrRHnist Grace Episcopal Church.
-. PAUL.
Orgauist SOtrc Dame. South Bend, Ind.
GUSrANUS NORLANDEE,
Organst 81. Ansgarte Church.
j ". SYKES,
Orgaulsr Church of the Messiah.
C. f. REY YNOLUS,
Drganst Trinity Episcopal Oh. and Jewish Synagogue.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

Musicians who have to purchase lnstru'
ments will be interested in the announce.
ment Of Klmball & Co., on our 9Th page.
Mr.. Thompson, local, manager promises de
cdeJly interesting things in his line and ii
will pay for the public to examine into them.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

On Friday evening last called meeting OF
the council was held to consider the matter
Of the sidewalk grade on Court street, the
result being that on Thursday petition for
an injunction restraining the city authorities
from interfering with the walk being built
by Futterer & Metzger was argued before
Judge stipp.
Another meeting was held on Tuesday ey
ening to establish the liquor license for the
municipal year and to pass the appropriation
ordinances. All the aldermen were present
and Mayor Allen presided. Aid. McDougail
made the motion, seconded by Aid. Hull,
that the license for dram shops, &c, should
be fixed at $500, payable quarterly in ad-
vance. Upon the roll being called Aldermen
Griffith, Skinner, McDougall, Mackin!ay,
Blake, Thomas and Hull (7) voted aye, and
Aldermen Bryant and White voted no; Aid.
Hoban was excused from voting by the coun.
Gil. The discussion concerning the license
question was very brief, and it was quite evil
dent that the board came with their minds
fully fixed. The city attorney was then di-
rected to draft an ordinance in accordance
with the expressed wishes Of the council and
present the same at an adjourned meeting OF
the council on the following morning. eve
might say here that the meeting was held,
and the ordinance adopted by vote of all
the members present. Aldermen White, Bry-
ant and Skinner being absent the two last
named having agreed to pair)
After tue settlement of the license question
the appropriations were taken up, and an
animated discussion followed. After several
votes had been taken, trying to establish an
aggregate Of nearly 1000 as basis Ior the
appropriations for the coming year, mo.
ton made uy Aid. Bryant was finally carried,
directing the clerk to certify to tax levy OF
$4,000, which sum shall be apportioned
among the several departments pro rata to
49, ,,,,,e a1 or follows
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road
has published a very attractive book, cnti-
tied Landscape Wonders Of the Western
World" II contains an interesting and Vi
vid description OF the various routes traver,cd
by lhis line, with complete information in
reference to connections and all points Of in.
terest. The book is admirably written and
finely illustrated.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

On Saturday last Jacob Degen returned
from New York with twenty-one fine Norman
horses, which his firm had just imported
from over the ocean. They were unfortunate
in losing five on the voyage over, but the
Others reached Ottawa in good condition.
Almost Immediately one Of the stations was
purchases by A. Trumbo for $500, this be-
ing the fourth Norman the DeGen Bros. have
sold to the Trumbo family.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
In the Offices.

Physicians should bear in mind that there
is penalty attached for falling TO make re.
turns to the county clerks Office within thir-
ty days of all births and deaths at which
they were attendants. A Streator NJ. d. one
day this week returned dozen or more birth
records in batch, which covered period OF
seven months OF his attendance, while others
fail utterly to make any returns.
MARRIAGES..
Following licenses have been Issued from
the county clerks Office since last report:
August c. Deist and Sophia 7. knoedler.
Edward Brown and Lizzie Mudler.
Dietrich VOlgerang and Mrs. Sarah Schil-
ling.
Frank P. Perry and Velma Sal,zman.
Serratins krummach and Maria b. LutZ
Joseph L. Hathorn and Wync Z. Dolph.
Edwin d. Whipple and Mary A. AIMEE.
Julius Sweitzcr and Lena March.
Chris Stevenson and Barbara Anderson
Bernard L. Moran and Eliza Ramshaw.
Louis Stahl and Della luncheon.
David =. Van Norman and Clara Stinson.
Joseph r. McKinlay and Nellie O'Brien.
Daniel w. Stone and Ida V. Alberty.
John Farnsworth and Alice A. Boyle.
Michael Mcmahon and Josephine Hogan.
+.
Charles II. Cook and Matte Salyards.
Alfred Bard and Lena IIagedorn.
Montague J. Wheeler and Emma Martin,
William Smith and Hattie Gorbit.
Peter Dell and Susanna Jochurn.
Ronald McNichol and Mrs. Marian Wilson.
William Cousland and Mary T. Farrell.
David b. Shirland and Ellen NJ. Lockwood.
Frederick c Bastien and Lena Elcrdlng.
Harold Underwood and Maria l. Scott
George Cook ana ElnOra Page.
George Hunt and Ella Masher.
Jacob Rudolph and kose Lunney.
John Rcichardt and Sarah Bailey.
James Ingles and Forbur f Nelson.
John G Grecn and AHclia COulson.
DEATHS.
Returned to county clerks office since last
report:
Charles Merritt, Mendoza, 66 years
John B. Lansmans, Peru, G5 years.
John Robinson, Peru, "a years.
Carrie Diutman, Marseiles, % years.
Otto Sarksen, La Sale, mos.
Bertram Ertzenbach, Peru, 62 years.
Cora McGatchey, Ottawa, 6 mos.
Lunwell Hinman, Farm Ridge, 20 years.
Amos VI Ebersol, Fall River, Gl.
Andrew Halverson, Mission, y.
Enoch Spradling, Mission, -.
Cyrus " Clark, Sheridan, So.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
The County Court.

Bail has been granted Michael Kelly, Mich
ael Haskins, Oscar T. Patterson, Edward HI
ley and John A. Divine, indicted for illegi
liquor selling at Streator.
McClearyv V. NJ. Curtin, judg. S265.39
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

NOTJCT,.-tSTATH oF Macy BgLFOEp. DECD.
~ Notice II hereby gycH that the undersigned. Ad-
m.u-ratOr with vii annexed ui thc estate ~ Mary Bel
ford, late Of the county 81 Ia sail" and stat" % Illinois,
deceased will appear before the Probate Court uf said
county on the third Monday being the 2th day 0f
August lS the Probate Court Room, On Ottawa. ~
said county when aRd where all persons having claims
demands against said estate are notified 20 atic.4
and present the same Ia writing for ad ustment
Dated t,is 18Th dag u June =. =. ls,3,
JOSEPH BELFORn.
iun2S-sS Administrator With vii annexed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

There is some prospect that reunion OF
the old soldiers Of La Sale county may be
held In this city some time this fall. Now
that the county fair has fallen though, would
not this be an excellent substitute, and bring
together large concoursc Of people. The
programme would undoubtedly embrace
amusements, addresses, &c, ana perhaps on
one of the days Il sham battle, military re-
view and other attractions of like nature.
The reunion if inaugura.ed would continue
three days.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

George, dear, don't you think it rather
exusvagant Of you to eat butter with that
delicious jam" mo; economical-same
piece OF bread does for both"
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

There will be festival ct the Hickory
Point Church on the evening Of July 4th,
with coffee, sandwiches, ice cream, berries,
DC. All things viii oe ready by jPN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
From ne Clicago VuaicaI CoVegs.

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. ~, lSS2.
| congratulate YOU upon the eminent success you
have attained In the manufacture Of UarOr HGd chapel
organs Being familiar with the yaruu, makes Of Eu.
rope and An erica know Of no instrument oIits c!usf
more satisfactory than the k'mhali organ.
Respectfully yours, !. ZlkHFElD, Prest
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23
Assessment Notice.
REYIEW OF ASSESSMENT.

Notice is hereby g On, that the Assessor, sgptN rOr
and Town Clerk Of the town Uf OTTAWA, In Ia sale
county Illinois, will meet a. the office OF A. lockwood,
EsQ. IN said town. Monday, the 18Th day fJune.
i-S fbclnR the fourth Monday In Juucl for the pur'
pose Of reviewing aud correcting the assessment cfpro
pprty In said town fyr the year lS5 All persons con
sdcriug Themselves agrcved by said assessment. or
who wlsh complain that the property OF smother II
assessed TOO low hereby notified 10 appear AZ said
meeting and show and have such assessment To
viewed.
No complaint tn.t another person j. as.c-sed too low
will be acted upon until the persuh ps'-scd or his
agent. shall have been notified of sUch complaint. If a
resident Of the county.
Given under my hand this 18Th day uf June. less
=. i. DOSLESI.
Assessor II the Town Of ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

corr or the COumttfsG, RfpOrt n ne NHueSOlG
STATE FGir SEPTEMBER lss2.

The committee on Glass IS, Division II Fine Arts ,,
beg leave 10 report the award Of nrst premium and
silver medal 10 the 'kIMBALL' Organ tor the follow
Ing For richness and quality OF tore, which
permits orchestral effects 90 De obtained similar 10
those Of pipe OrhHn for elegance ~ design and finish
uf and 9th Cr ingenious inventions Ut value chief
Of these latter the methods by which the lid works
on an eccentric In such manner enables II TO be
open or shut by grasp!us u nt any vulut also the pat
rut pedal strap rollers, which constructed 20
be practically beyond wearing out. Another reason IA
the patent pin block which allows thu trcSeA pins 70
puss freely tHrOugh the reed board, ana yet prevents
any possibility II duet from passing through the
reeds. the value Il which Invention is apparent 20 all
.lI-IE O IL MIlAl.n- lMA rInI IL
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

The road commissioners have laid off the
road east from the aqueduct bridge along the
canal, avoiding Il detour TO the low ground.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

The railroad, to work up little boom on
Chicago tickets, sold round trips on the 10Th
and 20th from Ottawa al one fare.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

Q. f. Patterson, confined in the county
Jail on charge Of carrying concealed weap
ons, has been released on bail.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

1t was further directed that all sums re-
ceived for licenses, fines and insurance toX
should be placed in the contingen fund, to be
distributed thereafter to the several depart
ments by vote of the council.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

The "KImbaIl" Organ out,crIs any other In.
struUcut OF ts class In the West. --ChicGyO
Tunes.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

Our immense stock of New SUMNER SUITS
are being appreciated by eager throngs of
customers. A. FRANK & Co., the Peoples
Clothiers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-06-23

No other organ ever sold on lts merits Ike the
-Ctiagss lfhhHs.