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aMUsEMENTS.

The show Of the week was Fun in a
Boarding school," A rather clever piece, CIV
en- by Lood company OF people on Monday
night to only snail audience.
NEXT WEEK.
On tuesday next }. ". Burton, very
clever comedian, who il Kindly remembered
here in Ottawa, will appear IN new play,
The Diamond Mystery; or, The Gnl /
Love-" by Elliott Barncs, author of Only a
Farmers DGughther." The Cleveland FG'a-
7eaIr says: The test Of a plays merit is in
lis power To please an audience. Judged by
that standard this piece will prove dramat-
ic success. While the plot discovers no pre-
nuuuccd uriSirsiiIy il has numerous clever
situations and comedy scenes, which are
numerous, are well worked up. The com,
pany Is good. sOme Of the characters are
IL excellent hands MIR. j. W. Barton, as
Peter Grump," exhibits talent Of high or
der. He made numerous hits. Miss Rams.
den, who pursonatCs polly Mellon" stage
struck waiting maid, is daisy as a sOubreite
as wei as by name Her singing and more
particularly her dancing evoked frequent
storms Of applause, sometimes drowning the
music. She is already enrolled on the list OF
iavoritcs. Miss Mary Marshall, THE Girl
Love- was excellent. MIR. Harold I. Court.
uey's Julius lIildeIbrandr' gave evidence
Of careful study. 1t was an even, and not
oveidrawn and at times strong personatioD.
The young msn gives great promise for the
future"
On The llJh the ever welcome Mestsycrs
Tourist will appear with oil their fun and
music.
On the 18Th Hsyerly's "silyer King" will
appear. This is also Lew play wnich h0d
great run in London, where it was fret
brought out and also in the metropolitan
theatres Of America. The Tribune OF Aug.
II, said: "Of all the English melodramas seen
in this country The Silver King is without
doubt the best
The Young Ladies Library Association are
perfecting a series Of lectures to be given
this winter. Emory 4. storrs and Carter
Harrison have agreed to ill places in the
course. The scheme promises TO be great
success
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Obituary.

| UIEp--At his residence in East Ottawa, on
! Thursday, November 29th, at II O'Clock A. NJ .,
JEREMIAH STRAwN, aged IS years and j
months.
The funeral will take place at the house at
, O'Clock r. VI. 10 day.
Mr. Strawn WAS born in Somerset county,
Pa, in 1875, was married IN 1915, and moved
to Perry county, Ohio, aud from there came
tn Illinois III 1928, and brought out his family
and settled in Putnam county In 1880, open
ing large farm upon which he prospered
and grew wealthy. In 1858 he retired from
his farm and moved to Ottawa, where he re-
sided until his death In 1882 he served as
Quartermaster in tho Backhawk war. On
January 7tb, 1915, his house was robbed by
the noted Birch gang Of outlaws. His wife,
Hannah Beaucher, died ut Ottawa about nine
years ago lie had ten children. OF whom
six are dead, viz: David, who died in South
Ottawa: Isaiah, who died in Ottawa; Louisa,
wife OF Thomas Lloyd; Matilda, wife OF
Walter CoweD; Phebe, wife Of 8. W..
four survive him, viz: Eli, now living
at Buckley. Iroquois county; Henry c.,
lumber merchant in Ottawa; Zipha, wife of
Moses Osman, Ottawa, and Sussn, wife Of
Thomas Dent, Esq, Chicago.
He was the last, we believe, OF the Strawns
who came to Illinois from Ohio, away back
in the twentes and thirties, and whose de-
sttuudulb uUW spEtdu OVcI III pnit5 VI tAC
state. They were hardy, sturdy genera
tioL, no less noted for their energy and pluck
than their rigid uprightness and integrity.
They engaged largely In farming as we'll as
in the cattle trade, and there are few old set
tiers in any part Of the state who have not
at some DIV, had cattle transactions, large or
small, with one or another OF the elder
Strawus.
Most of them were members OF the Metho
dist church. jeremiah Suawn became con.
nected with The church IN Ohio in 1927, aud
throughout life remained consistent and
devoted member There are not less than
fifty churches in the state that were materially
assisted in their erection by the Strawns-
jeremiah himself having contributed to the
erection of six, one at cost of e. 500 at his
own cxpenoc on his own farm, donated to the
Methodist church, bu! open to all protestant
denominations; besides that he was always a
liberal contributor TO benevolent objects.
JACUT WIGET, for many years well
known cattle dealer and butcher in Ottawa,
ana lately conducting a market at the corner
OF Main and Clinton Streets died in this city
On "Wednesday morning.
He was Il native of Switzerland and came
to th, country in 1858, making his home at
Ottawa, where nc hal ever since resided.
Al the outbreak Of the rebellion in 1861 he
enlisted in Company Of the 2i'h Clecker's)
III. K ,Eiment, and served during the three
wear, OF It's enlistment. He had few years
ago been in very comfortable circumstances,
but business reverscs SO rCdnced him that he
u "a, buried under the aus pices of the German
Benevolent Society, Of which he had been q
member IN age he had Just passed his 50,h
wear. lie was q man of good heart, warm
aud generous impulses, had many friends,
auo a. enemy but himself.
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County Teachers Association.

County Superintendent Stockdsle has start
ed wha: promises 10 be very tourlshin e
Teachers Association" About hundred
and fifty teachers Of the county met last Sat
urday in the grand jury room at the court
house, this being the first meeting o. which
a regular programme has been carried out.
Prof. &. W. Tufts, Principal Of the Ottawa
Township High school, presented paper On
the Marking SYSTEM" in which, as he sand,
TO open the discussion, he would coniine his
remarks entirely TO the arguments against
the system. He was followed by Messrs
Carter of Peru, Brady OF Msrseilles, Lakin o!
Streator. and Others, some on one side and
some on the other. Finally Duncan McDoa
gall, President OF the Board of Trustees, was
called for; and. 10 the surprise OF all pres
ent, arose apn completely outtalked all the
schOolmasiers, ON q subject 10 which, il
would naturally be supposed, he, Sc law
We r't's' hsv~ gwen very !.'i'e thought ]:
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Circuit Court,

The cause Of interest on trial is that VI
Yo,c,. Of Usage vs.. l.. II. To'cer. When Mr.
Tower was supervisor for that town there
came into his hands some $1,000 or $1,000
money raised TO pay railroad bonds. The
town, however, entered suit against the
oondholders, and peudiug the suit the money
remained IL his hands. The officers agreed
to loan him the money al PEI cent, which
ne agreed to, provided the law gave the town
that power. The officers came To Ottawa for
an opinion on the subject, but went home
without il, and they then told MIR. Tower he
should keep the money. They supposed he
would pay the per cent; he didn't When
called Oh for it he turned over the principal
sum only. The suit is for interest. Judge
McRoberts has the case under Adjustment
The record OF the week is as follows:
Jwig,RcHts. City Nat. Bans, Ia SALE, V
Henry Wertheim, 1913 -; La Sa,le Nat.
Bank " Same, 50 go -.
Misc Lalc Vim. Nefy. jno. Bark, no
cause of action Chy.-M. " II. Zinc Co. Y.
City OF La Sale, demurrer oyerruled, decree.
Nc.v Suts.-. LuU Michael Bailey Y. Pat
rex D0nohue, asst. 500; \. J. Reddick r. j .
=. COrbus, case. 1000; w. b. Bradford v
q. W. Reed ct AL, appeal, $3LOS; Jos. Farrl
mon ', Marcus ana Nate Gchens burger, ap.
peal, S525; JAS :. Fieronnct Y. DAME, Er-
sDs, asst, 1000. IhY.-I.ichael Fiaherty c'
al. V. Bp. Spauld!nI and Sister o. 81. Jos,
Carer leict, Mo. controversy over Il piece Of
and at Peru; J.. Burn: ct al. v. saue, etme
kind of b suit; NJ. Emma Crumptou e. TIN.
els r. CrumDtOn, salt growing ont o. g." 5j..
position ~ " ", Crumpt0n's real estate.
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was finally decided that 1t all depended on
the teacher: some would work better with
the marking system, and some without.
In the afternoon Miss smith, Of Ottawa,
conducted model recitation In reading, OF
which il can be said that it was In all respects
a model Miss Smith Is without doubt one
OF the best Primary teachers IN the state.
The exercises we're concluded by paper
by prof Myers, Of Seneca, on How can we
secure better results in country school teach
ing" He argued for better systems OF taxa.
tion, better ventilation, more uniformity in
the length Of the school year, and less jeal.
ousy among teachers. A discussion followed
by Messrs. Thomas, Carter, Lakin, Brady,
Thorpe, McDougall, Day and Tufts. The
next meeting is 10 be held at Peru on the
third Saturday in January.
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Misunderstanding Day.

Most of the business places in Ottawa so
far respected the injunction OF the clVll au-
thorities es TO close up for about hall the
day, and in the afternoon, when such Oh our
people Us could afford it were gathered at
their homes and feasting on turkey, oysters
and cranberries, the city had quite Sunday
ike appearance. Religious services were
held in four of the churches-the Episcopal,
Baptist, Lutheran and German Evangelical.
A. the Baptist there was a union" service
of the Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and
Congregational churches, the pastors oi all
tue churches named being present and par.
ticlpating in the services, the Kew. w. +.
Day, Of the Congregational church, preach
ing the sermon. He briefly sketched the
origin and meaning Of the day, and referred
to such topics as the season naturally sug-
gests: the events of the year; the harvests
and the material and religious 2Cndition ana
progress OF the country. The attendance
was only fair, and collection OF S21 81 was
taken up to be pat into the poor fund OF the
different churches,
At the Episcopal church adoitional inter
est was impaired to the occasion by the al
tendance in body of the members OF our
local military company, the rector, MIR.
Gregg, being chaplain Of their regiment.
The attendance otherwise was also unusually
large The services except the Psalter)
were choral throughout, the surpliced choir
OF boys and girls being full and singing with
unusual spirit, several of the tunes being
entirely new. Rev. Mr.. Stafford, of Michi-
gan, was present and assisted in the services.
The sermon by the Rector, Rev. +. NJ:
Gregg, was appropriate to the occasion and
quite able. He briefly referred to the events
Ct the past year, fortunate as well rs calami-
tous the general good health and generally
good crops, as well as the tornadoes, cy-
clones, foods and earthquakes; then branch
ing off into dsquisition on the general
educational system Of the country, which he
criticised as largely ornamental and useless
and pleading for something more technical
and practical. The collection for the day,
he remarked at the close, was by canon for
the benefit Of the clergy, and none needed 1t
more than himself. The offertOry was quite
liberal, though we have not learned Its
amount.
In regard to the services at the Lutheran
and German Evangelical churches we have
no note beyond the fact that the attendance
at both was very fair.
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The County Court,

IL The County Court this week Judge Gil
bert sustained motions for new trials in the
whIskey case Of The Village of Dana V, Peter
Knepp; aud also in Admx. of Mitchell Y.
AdmX. OF Th0S. Clark, IN Birdsell Mfg Co.
v. Eugene Mick the jury disagreed
JndgmeEts. August Huer CT al : Edmond
sindall ct al, sl0l 60; Tnos Larkip Einrrd
SindaIl, $50 So; August KirchoT ct ul v John
Reischardt, $40 Go; L A Wells ct a. Ed
mond Siudall, $2l0; 7 \ Sprngue yJas ious
ton, 1881; Katie McCaleb Schuol Dtec
tors ID st. 6, 90, 2, motion for new trHi over.
ruled, judg. 1926 and costs; Geo Wright y
Andrew Wsuchope, same, judg $50 o. and
costs; Lehar Comrs High La Sale, trial by
gt., finding for def jug against pltif for costs
INSANE.
On Wednesday Thomas McClarencc was
found insane. lie had wandered 90 from
Braceville, Grundy county, ana AZ lG Sale
was arrested as a vagraDt. While IL jill he
broke up the furniture, &c, was brought e
Ottawa, charged with malicious mischief.
Here he behaved in such manner that hr vac
examined and found insane l.iti4r "d-
known of him till the arrival Of biz father
yesterday, who reported him e vir,im o.
whiskey. He is % years old and is ~ TIE
County Asylum until he can Dc taErG u a
state Institution.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, DECEMBER /, 1888.

carriage had to be sent to bring him. lie
was enjoying the affair hugely, when Dr.
Hard suggested that Mr. McDougall want
cd TO speak to him. When his attention
was secured Mr.. McD, on behalf OF his
friends, neatly presented him with beau
tiful cane! He in turn was as much Ia
ken anack as his old friend Mr.. Black, but
of course rallied and suitably replied.
Then followed an address 10 Mr.. Black by
his neighbor L. y. Griggs, Esq.
The whole affair was one OF the most
enjoyable that can be imagined, and those
fortunate enough to be present we're de-
lighted
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4 very pleasant affair took place last
evening at the residence uc r. O. Black,
ESQ, IN East Ottawa. Yesterday was the
10Th birthday of M. Black, which occasion
was utilized by his friends IN q way he
will not soon forget.
Rev. Mr.. Day and wife called on him os.
teusiblv Ia make short evening call OF
congratuls,On, and as they sat chatting
the rest OF the party gathered in in way
that quite GstOnishcd the old gentleman for
before he was aware OF II the house was iull
o! people. probably q hundred Of his
TREND. and neighbors being present.
When all had assembled, Rev Mr. Day,
on behalf of the party, IN a most appropri-
ate talk, touching on Mr.. BIS well known
character as citizen and Christian ger
llemsn, presented him with a suit Of
clothes, complete from head 10 foot. Mr.
Z. was completely taken by surprise, Du,
responded in a happy manner. When be
had finished Rev. Mr.. Whittlesey upset
him again by presenting him with SIG in
gold, The surplus Of the fund. This was
followed 10y the reading by DIR. Hard of q
kindly letter from his old friend John
iossack, who could no, be present
One OF the guests was Mr.. Geo. Bennett
He had been invited to attend, but feeling
poorly coDc'ulCl rot - venture out AMI q
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During the trial OF criminal cases in the
circuit court for the October term States At
torney Brewer has secured convictions az
gregating II wears In the penitentiary. VIZ. ::
Matthews, 3 years; Bowie, !; Donnelly, l;
Brundage, |; Houshy, 5. Tothese should be
added the - years to which Russell was cen
fenced by the Livingston county court and
we have record of "A years service to the
state contributed by this county. Some
thing not to be especially proud OF except
that our officers seem determined that II
crime will te committed in the county IT
must also be punished. Some OF the above
named convcts may be released before Their
full time has been served, for The statute
gives them the privilege OF making good
time" During the first year, il their de-
pertinent is good, they make one month; the
second wear two months; the third year
three, and so on TO the sixth. Thus, II the
sentence was for one year the convict may be
released at the expiration OF eleven months;
il the sentence WAS two years, the convict
having made three months good time, would
be released ut the end Of one year and nine
months: If for s.X years, twenty-one months
rood time being made, the sentence would
expire in four wears and three months. Al
ter the sixth year the good time allowed is
lust one half OF the time, or six months each
wear. so that il is possible that Russell and
Price, each OF whom is sent up for thirteen
wears. may yet out Of the penitentiary in
seven and three f0urths years. This posi-
bility scarcely becomes probability in the
formers case, for his disposition is SO vicious
that il is predicted he will be shot # not
killed, long before the prison bars are un.
loosed for him.
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THE GLASS BLowERs.-The action OF
the proprletors of the Ottawa Glass Works
having been more or less criticised and
censured IN the local papers for the par
they have taken In reference to the exist
ing strike among the glass blowers against
Il reduction OF wages, we surrender con-
siderable space to Mr.. Catlin, manager OF
the Ottawa Glass Works, in defense OF the
"bosses" We have taken no part in this
controversy thus far, but are willing tc
accord TO all sides the justice of fam
hearing.
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1884.
HaEpey's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hdjpej'S BI74, IL al once the uIoe. brilliant and
useful Household journal in existence. It is the ac
knowlcdgcd arbiter Of fashion IN his country. IL
fashion plates are the newest and most stylish; and
It's pattern sheet supplements and economic sugges
tlons alone worth many times n cost Of subscrip
tion. 10 illustrations Of art necdlPwork are from th'
hest Us literary and artistic merits are Of
the highest order It, sorica poems and essays arc
by the first American and European authors. It,
choice art pictures would IN portfolios, and its hu
morous cuts the most amusing 20 be found in any
journal IN America. a ho1 " br,lE' roye'tlcs ar,
promised for 1884
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The Baptist Sunday School Institute, under
the charge Of Mr., Clissold Of Chicago will
open next Monday evening at the Baptist
church in this city. Meetings will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and even
ings. Mr. Clissolh VIII he assisted by cv-
eral eminent workers, among whom will be,
il Is expected, DIR. Jackson, Of Aurora, b. r.
Jacobs, Chicago, Rev. Mr. Mountain, Of Nor
ris, and Prof. Gilbert, OF Utica. Prof Evans
will conduct the singing Monday evening
Pastors and members Of other schools are in
vited to attend oud take part in the exercises.
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Mayor Allen has issued proclamation re-
curing all cows to be kept Off the streets;
day or night, between December LIST and
april 1st. This is in accordance with law,
ana owners OF cattle should govern them
selves according. An impression seems TO
prevail that at some time or other in the
past an election was held on the sub.
ect Of cattle running at large, but Just what
the fna! result was seems now 90 be un.
known, or clouded in mystery. Who can
give light upon that subject?
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The Volumes of tie BdvIr begin with the 1rsi
Number for January Of each year. when no time is
mentioned. it viii be understood that the subscriber
wishes to commence with the Number next after the
receipt OF order.
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Cloth Cases for each volume. suitable FOR binding,
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Renlttances should be made by Post Once Money
order or DRAFT, to avoid chance u oss.
YsrpaDers are not TO copy his advertisement gith
cut he e1press order II HAMPER & BROTHERS.
Address nARPER l. BROTHERS. NEW YoRr.
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TIE lSTLE OCEAN 'liGil r.
ChirsgD Anil 4 lSSS.

TuE IsTEE OCEAS nflICE..
Chicago, April I, lSsS.
Ded, S.r-You ask my opinion of Compound Oxygen
in regard 20 its efficiency healing remedy and an'
Ral 10 he allie reply thar have the greatest latin ~
II several years ago. when lnhoring under very SER
trouble with my throat and lungs at the instance
of friend In Boston. who had been similarly afected.
| began the use Of the ONygcn-begaR without lnuch
faith bnt the result such that IN prepared To re-
commend It's use 10 all persons similarly Affected AZ
the end of nye months fOuuo myself well mar ana
ever since have enjoy cd better health and been more
ROBUST than ever before IL seemed In my 10 strike
nj of disease and reform the whole system
viii recommend no natent nostru OF any Kind. oui
deem 10 duty TO the many ailcted WIN lung trOunc
in tins country to recommend 20 them the oxygen.
perseyeripgiy and continuously used 70 Will work
wOnder. Yours Truly,
now WI PENN SiNON.
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The Furniture Factory of Slrdall & Co..
We regret to see, Is In deep water financially,
several judgments having been entered in the
County Court. The foreman has been sp
pointed custodian Of the works. The amount
Of the judgments is rot large, as will nc seen
by Tie count record elsewhere.
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LINAL SE.I"rIENIF J.: NT.-EsTATR OF
Il CHARLES ID. SKINSyR. DEC'D.--NOtice Is hereby
given TO all persons Interested la said estate that the
unders gned. AdminisirairiN OF the Estate OF sst
Charles ID. skinner. deceased. will appear before the
Probate Court of the county OF Ia Sale and state
Of lliinOls at the Probate Court Room. In Ottawa IN
said county, on Monday, the 18th day OF December
A. 1883, for the purpose OF rendering account
OF her proceedings In the administration OF said estate
for the anal settlement
Dated al Ottawa. this 9th day Of November lss3
MATII DA u. SKINNER.
ArTKsT: 4 T. BkETELs AdminstratriN
Clerk p-u hate Court "a sale Co IN del "
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AS USUAL.
Some Farms for Sale.

80 Acres, 6 miles from town.
100 Acres, 10 miles from Town and 5
from railroad station.
rs Acres, 2 miles ir ON town.
500 Acres, near a railroad station.
1913 Acres, in Will Co, S35 per acre.
100 Acres, in Livingston. $34
100 Acres, in West. Indiana, $50 A"
And other farms. Also millions of acres 81
Western and southern Lands.
DIR. j. q. IL "A RRIS,
noy2l-tf Real Estate and Insurance.
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THE COURTS.
he AppellAte COuF

The Appellate Court meets for the Second
District on Tuesday next in this city. The
outlook Is G very large docket.
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AND AN

Election for officers will be held in Tont
Lodge, l. Q. o. f., this city next Monday ev
ening, and in other ways the meeting will be
Of interest to the fraternity.
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Call at spencer's and see his line OF fine
shoes for ladies'. He keeps the best make
and assortment in the United States
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HULLS FUR TRIMMINGS ARE BET
TER QUALITY AND 10 PER CENT. LESS
THAN ANY IN THIS MARKET.
WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
FOR BEAVER, OTTER, MINK, LYNN AND
RUSSIAN HAIR TRIMMINGS or ANY WIDTH
,yp STYLE AT BULLS.
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Grove IL Woodruff, Pennington, Ill. says
ave sell great deal OF Browns Iron Bitter'
and II gives general satisfaction"
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The county clerk has completed The ,a&
books for tax Of 1883, which no doub, tie
supervisors will take with them 10 the col
Iectors a week from to day. The book SHOW
the following totals by town hips:
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WE WILL OPEN OUR CHRISTMAS
STOCK OF LADIES' KID GLOVES NEXT
WEEK AT HuLLS. SEE THE NEW
SHADES.
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FINE ELNNN TUVD>"-
HINDOO CLOTHS,
HENRIETTA CLOTH,
Jersey CLOTH,
FRENCH TAFFET,
FRENCH SERGE,
OTTOMAN AND TRlCOT,
DRAP DE ALMA'S IN BOTH
SILK AND WOOL WARPS,
AND AN
ENDLESS VARIETY OF OUR
"BLACK CROWS" VARIETIES
AT HULL'S.
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te,t,eo,en-lF YOU WANT y BEAUTI.
Full INDIA SHAWL, OR \ GOOD WARN
SHAWL FOR a XMAS PRESENT, GO TO
HULL'S.