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PERSONAL.

Sheriff Maginnis Is in st. Paul.
Judge Bemis took the east bound
train yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Lyons, of Starbuck, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. ]. Favrow, of Donnelly, was
in town yesterday.
Mfr. Roger Kennedy of Saint Paul
WAS in town to-day.
Hon. r. M. Richardson left for
Fergus Falls on Monday.
Mr.. Wedelstadt. OF st. Paul, is
visiting 1.-THE Chimneys."
Rev. Reginald NJ. johnson returned
from Glenwood OH Monday.
Judge Giitinan spent last Sunday
at Graceville. witt. friends.
Hon. II. II. Wells went down to
Minnctonka. Monday night.
Mr.. r. C. Jefferson, of St. Paul
came up on Tuesdays train.
Col. Hugh Munro returned from
his Atwater visit Saturday last.
DR.. Sutherland made a flying trip
TO Minneapolis last Monday night.
Mr.. David Elmquist, of Litchfeld,
arrived in town. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Elmer Taisey, of Donnelly,
took in the rink, last Thursday night.
Mr.W. B.T. Keyser, assistant state
examiner, is the guest of Dr.. Heenan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Wolff returned
from Alexandria, last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Frank Tewksbury arrived in
Morris, where he has many friends,
on Monday morning last.
Miss Nellie Donovan, sister of Mrs.
p. A. Mccarthy, and Miss Johanna
Foley, went to St Paul Wednesday
night.
Mrs. C. L. Brown went to Willmar
yesterday for visit, accompanied by
Mrs. Tyler, u sister OF our county
attorney.
The Central House is one Of the
most successful of our hostelries, its
capacity being fally tested about all
the time.
Joseph w. REYNOLDS, Esq, of Her
man was discussing the situation in
Grant Co. with friends in Morris
last Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Wintermute. Mrs. Howe
and mother and Mrs. Canaan, niece
of Mrs. Howe, left ON Mondays train
for the Fast, intending to stop at Chi
cage several days.
Mrs. Allyn. of Dakota county, is
visiting her son Mr.. Chas. II. Allyn,
Of this place. Miss Allyn who is SO
pleasantly remembered in Morris is
expected to arrive in i few days.
Mr.. r. j. McAfee, manager of the
Northwestern Newspaper Union Of
st. Paul. paid The srN q visit last
Mondsy. Mr.. 1IcAfee has been out
after chickens and has made good
bags.
Mr.. George 4. Becker, Of Browns
Valley, passed through Morris on
Monday last. on his way to Fergus
Fails. to attend the meeting Of the
Fifth congressional district COM.
mittee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
LIST. Day. August OH, 1884

STATE OF MINNEsorAl
Stevens County. } n Probate Court.
In the Natter of the Estate Of Peter j. Elm
quist, deceased. -
On.readng and fling the Petition of David
Elmquist, OF Meeker County, Mimi, repre-
s.l.ung, among other things, that said Peter
] Enl1uist late OF SteSelIs County, Mime
sofa, OH the 18th day Ct August "A. D., 1884,
at Morris, Minnesota. died intestate, and be-
ing an inhabitant OF this County 1T the time
OF hi death, leaving, goods, ctattsls and es-
tate within this County, and thst the petit
tio1er is brother OF said d. &C ascd. ard pray ing
that administrations of said estate be to said
David E]mquist granted: 1t il ordered, that
said petition be heard before the idge OF this
Court, on Monday, The 22d. day OF September,
A. d 1874, at ~ 0 clock a. M, at village OF
Morris in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereofbe given
70 the heirs of said deceased, and to al per-
sals interested, bv publishing a copy Of this
order for three success We weeks plor to said
day ct hearing, in THE Sua, a weekly news
l'aler printed and published at village OF
Norris IN said County
Dated at village If Norris, the 2Ist. day OF
August. A. D., 1884.
BY the Court.
JOHN A GILTIyAN,
Judge Of Probate.
ESesl ofprobate Court.
BLOWN & CHEW,
4.-;4 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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&1eriTS Sale,


State e n Minnesota I.e S. District Court
Motto is hereby given, that by virtue of an
oxe. utiun to me directed and delivered and
now in my hands, issued ont of the District
Court 18th Judicial District, State of Minne-
sofa, in and for the County Of Stevens upon a
jul gment rendered in said Court III favor OF
Gcofge Esterly aud George w. Esterly, copart-
rers as George Esterly and Son. and against Z
Il. liars ind A. w. Aars, .copartners as Mars
Brothers, have levied upon the following
described real estate Of said defendant, R. f.
Mars, To- wit:Lot s, Block 8, Morris addition
to the Village of Morris.
Aud that I shall, on Saturday, the 18Th day
of September, A. D. 1884, at the hour of II
O'clock A. NJ. of said day. at the post Office in
the Village t Morris in said County and State,
proceed to sell oil the right, title and interest
OF the above named r. E. Mars in and to til.
above described property, to satisfy said
judgment and costs, amounting to Two hun
dred, ninety six, and % 100 dollars, together
with all accruing costs of safe, and interest on
the same from tile 10th day Of December, II 833
at tie rate If Z rcr cent per annlrnl, ut public
auction, to the highest bidder for caah.
CHARLES p. MAGINNTS.
Sheriff Stevens County,
Spooner, Darling & Flaheity, Minnesota.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated. Morris. Mimi. August 9TH, 1884. 38-44
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LIST. day. JULY 2lst. 1884


The board of Equalization Of Stevens Cour,-
~ Minnesota, met st the Auditors otiee III
the Village Of M0uis, IN sail County, OH Nom
day tho atst. day Of July. A D., 1854, IN pur-
suance of Inv.
Present: IL TTutchins, L. Il. I.tgland and
Il. Hall, commissioners, and ThoS. Il. II -e-
nan, County Auditor.
The said GARD having taken the oath pres
crilcd by law, proceeded to enualize the as
s-ssmen, OF the property Of said County On
motion The BOARD adjourned to meet Tues
il. nUTcHISs.
Chairman Of the BOARD
Attesss Of County Commission
THQS. n. KEENAN,. ers oi Stevens Co.
County Auditor.
ond. Day. July Goth, 1854
The Board OF Equalization Of Stevens Coun-
ty, Minnesota, met at the Auditor's Gfice in
the Village 81 Morris, pursuant to law.
Present: Commissioners Hutohins, Hall
Highland, Finnegan and Helgeson, and p. A.
Mccarthy. reputy Auditor, members Of said
p. A. Mccarthy and Commissioners Hedge
SON and Finnegan took the oath prescribed BY
law, and the Board proceeded to equalixe tile
Assessment for the year 1884.
On motion the Board adjourned to We'd
nosday. August 9th, 1881, at 70 o'clock a. u
II. III 1Cl1lNS,
Attest: Chairman Of said Board.
p. A. MCCARTHY,
Clerk.
Ord. Day, August 9th, 1881.
The Board of Equalization Of Stevens Coun-
ty, Minnesota. met ut the Auditors Office in
the Vii age OF Morris, ON "Wednesday, Aug.
ast 9th. 1884, pursuan: to an adjourn
ment.
Present: Commiss' oners Hntehins CHAIR
many, Hall, Highland, Helgeson, and Fnne.
gan, and p. A. Mccarthy, Deputy Auditor
members Of said Board.
The Roarl proceeded to equalize the assess
ments for the year 1884, according to law.
S. Engel appesred before the Board and
com planned VI his assessment in Rsndsyille as
equalized by the Town Board. Moved and
seconded that Mr.. Engels taxes be reduced
from Town equalization the amount of $50
making the same S59l. Carried.
Morris, Village of.
The assessment of the Village Of Morris was
changed rs 70 lows:
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Tax Judgment Sale.

Pursuant to a rrais estate tax Judgment Of
the district Court in the County ol Stevens,
State OF Minnesota, ENTERED the 10Th day of
August, A D., 1884, in proceedings for en-
forcing payment OF taxes and penalties up n
real estate i'll the County Of Stevens remaining
delinquent on the first day OF June. A. D :,
1884, and of the statutes. in such case made
and provided, | shall OIL the 18th day Of sep
teinber. A. D 1854, at 10 o'cl, OK in the fore
nc OIL, at tie ofsce OF County Audit r in tie
the lands which are charged with taxes,
pana ties and costs in said Judgment, and on
which taxes shall not have been previously
paid. THOS. i. HERMAN,
County Auditor, Stevens County;
/ D. r. A MCCARTHY,
Dap,lty
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Ordered by the Board that the Assessment
of Wood s addition to the Village Of Han
cock be reduced Fifty t50) per cent.
On motion the Board adjourned to NOR
row at 10 o'clock a. m.
II. HUTCHINS,
Attest: Chairman Of the Board.
P. A. MCCARTHY,
Deputy Auditor.
4th Day, August 7th, 1884.
The Board of Equalization OF Stevens Coun-
ty, State of Minnesota, met at the Auditors
Office in the Village of Morris, on Thursday
August It'll, 1884, pursuant to Adjournment.
Present.: Commissioners Hntchins CHAIR
man, Hall, Hegland, and ?. A. Mccarthy,
Deputy Auditor, members of the Board.
The Board now proceeded to equalize the
assessments of the year 1884.
The following resolution was offered by IL.
Hutchins and adopted by the Board.
Whereas: Application has l,een made to
this Beard through me hy Ii. Fl. Wells in be-
half of the owner ct the tract OF land known
as Drngoo's Addition to the Village of Morris
10 have this Board reduce the assessed va.ua-
ton Of said tract Of land fifty per cent, there
fore lie it
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Resolved That the valuation II said tract az
land be, and is hereby reduced iiity Der cent.
from the assessed valuation.
II HUTCHINs.
The assessment Of the different towns were
changed as follows:
Horses, 3 years old and over:
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adjournment.
Present Commissioners IIutchins CHAIR
many, Hegland, Filinegau and Hall, and
Thos. g. Heenan, County Auditor. niem befs
of said Board.
The Board here now proceeds to cqua'izc fle
assessments for the year A. D., 1884, accord
ing to law.
value per acr, of land in the County, exclusive
Of structures and improvements, be SGT a. fo.-
lows, viz:
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p. A. MCCARTHY, . 80
Deputy Auditor.
9Th. Day, Aug 9Th, 1884.
The Board of Equalization met at the Aud
itor's Office in the Village of Morris, Stevens
County, State of Minnesota, on Friday, Ang-
ust Sth, 1884, in pursuance Of Adjournment,
Present: Commissioners Hutchius CHAIR
man), Hall, Highland, and Thos. L. Heenan,
County Auditor, members of said Board.
The Board now here proceeds TO equalize
the Assessment for 1884.
Ordered bv the Board that the assessment OF
J. G. Mccarthy, in the town of Dirnen, OH
personal property be reduced S200.0O
Ordered by the Board that Block One y ct
Sutherland's Addition to the village Of Morris
be reduced 30 per cent. and that the balance of
Sutherland's Addition to the village Of Morris
he reduced so per cent, with the exception Of
the improvements.
The following is Tabulated Statement Of
the Real Estate Assessment in each town as
made by the Assessors, and as left by thetowr
Board of Review, with theincrease Or decrease
per cent. of the value Of the land, exclusive
of structures and improvements, made iy the
Board Of Equalization.
(See rage 65 Of recOrd.)
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Ordered by the Board that the assessment OF
Enocl Leavitt on Il. 1 2 Of S. E. Ia Sec. 10.
Town OF Morris, he increased from eo45 to 1870,
and that Marcia Lowater's assessment on the
f. 1-2 of S. w. IA and W. IL of s. E. Ia
Sec 10 in Town Of Morris. be increased from
1905 to $685..
On motion the Board adjourned to to. NOR
row morning at 10 o'clock q m.
Il. HUTCHINS,
Chairman OF the Board
LIBERALIZATION.
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THOS. E. KEENAN,,
County Auditor.
9Th Day, August 9TH. 1884.
The Board OF Equalization met a. the Audi
tors Office in the village Of Morris, Stevens
County, State Of Minnesota, on Saturday,
August 9TH. 1884, in pursuance of adjourn
meIlt. Present: Commissioners HntchinS,
Hall, Highland and County Auditor Heenan,
members of said Beard.
Board ad journed to meet on Saturday, Aug
ust 10TH, 1884, at 2 o'clock.
II. HUTCHINS,
Chairman Of the Board
Of Emualization
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Name. Amt of Raised Lowered
Asst sment. to. to.
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Average equalized value in County, sl6.e0.
The following changes were made il. Pianos:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

IED.--On Tuesday evening, In this city,
died Mrs. Elizabeth Gondolf, mo ther OF Hen.
~ GOndolf, of Mrs. Geo W. Ravens and of
Mrs. jacob Christman. She had attained
the age Of 70 years. She was native OF
Hessen- Darrastadt, Germany, and had come
to this country with her husband and family
Ia lS47, lived a while in st. Louis, anG then
came to Ottawa. where for the last 20 years
she has been a member of the family OF her
son in law, Mr.. Ravens. Her funeral will
take place at 2 o'clock Tomorrow, from the
residence OF Mr.. Ravens, in the northern
part of the city. The funeral has been dc.
layed several days at the request of relatives
in St. Louis, who desire to be present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

The "bridge election" on the Sd inst. re.
suited in each town, Ottawa and South Otta-
wa, in strong majority for building the
bridge, the vote being: Ottawa, 46S for and .
against; South Ottawa. lSG for ard 81
against. AS will be seen the vote was very
lght-scarcely more than third in the for.
mcr and about half 10 the latter. This light
vote is undoubtedly due to the severe cold
OF the day in part end lack of interest. Not
a few voters believe the power lies in the
commissioners to settle this question among
themselves. Be that as it may, the election
certainly expresses the voice of the people,
aud there ought not to be any further IN
necessary delay in taking the preliminary
steps towards building q good, substantial
bridge over the Illinois river at this point
With the condemnation of two sets OF ex.
perts resting upon the present structure and
large majority of the voters of the two
towns approving OF the project, the commits
sloners may safely 20 ahead at once. for the
time is short before the spring break. up, and
then the consequences cannot be foreseen.
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Suit was began in The circuit court of this
county on Wednesday against the city of OF
tawa by Mrs. LOUISA Eames Hather, through
ner attorney, Charles Z Towne, of Chicago,
to recover $40 600 interest claimed 10 be due
for the years lSS0-l-2, upon certain water
power bonds held by her. These bonds are
the balance Of the old issue of 1872. which
has caused so much litigation In state and
federal courts during tn" past 1--we or six
wears. and which it was claimed was finally
disposed OF by the decision of the Carey suit.
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GENT. In another column will be found
the professional card OF W. Gentleman, u
prominent aud successful attorney OF this
city. During his practice in the courts Of
this county Mr.. Gentleman has had charge
Of some very intricate and difficult cases,
but has been almost Invariably successful,
such success being due IN great measure
to hard work and clesr conception of the
law. In arguments before jury, especially.
he has but few equals. Business entrusted
in his care will. We believe, be faithfully At
tended to-
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CLARK.-Amoug the resolutions of the
State Teachers Association was the follow.
ing: "Resol,.d, Tha. we mourn the de pature
Of Thomas II. Clark, our ex president apd
earnest co.worker for so mary years, with
a feeling OF personal loss too deep for words.
None knew him but to love him. and there
is nothing TO mitigate our sorrows. bu. the
memory of his truth, friendship, honesty,
and genuine ability, together with
the thought. that he now rests from labors
and thoroughly we'll done. ~
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THE COFFEE STORES sEAsoSABLE RECEI

THE COFFEE STORES sEAsoNABLE RECEIPTS.
for breakfast. and may occasionally take III,
place of the oatmeal aud milk so UNIVERSAL,
served at that meal Make them with sour
milk, with soda 10 sweeten it. The batter
should be stiff. The oatmeal unless 1t Is
ground very fine, shonld be soakud IN water
all night.
MACARoNI A LA CREME.-Cook-hav
broken it into short pieces half a pound OF
macaronl ten minutes in cold water Pour
this of, and add cupful of milk. with lit
tie salt Stew tender in this. In another
saucepan heat Ia cup of milk, thicken with a
teaspoonful of flour, stir 10 a tablespoonful
of bnt'er, and, at least, a beaten egg. Drain
the macaroni; dish; stir through it two
heaping tablespooufuis of grated cheese, with
q little cayenne. Pour on the sauce, and
serve.
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Some evening next week. probably Thurs.
invitation and give concert at Morris, be.
ing assisted by Miss Jordsn and Miss Bass.
nett. We can assure the good people Of
Morris that the AriOns will give them an A
No entertainment, for their equal cannot
be found in this part Of the state. They also
sing at the camp fire" in La Sale on Tucs.
day evening next. I:
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DON'T think for a
minute that the great
One Price Store of
FISKE & BEEN has
froze up or dried up
You can call and find
a good. comfortable
store. the thermome-
ter at 70, good sum-
mer heat.
FISKE e. BEEN
keep a Good Assert
ment, don't let their
Stock run down.
Goods in every day
from mar ufacturers.
Their One Price is
always the lowest.
Just received an in
voice of Hats and late
style, just out, Mume
Ear Mufs Buffalo,
Robes. Buffalo Over
coats, Buck Mitts and
Gloves.
FISKE & BEEN
are the poor mans
friend. Save your
money by patroniz-
ing the ONE PRICE
STORE. Don't for
get the place where
you CANNOT buy
shoddy and shopworn
goods, but good sensi-
BILE, well-made honest
Clothing for man, boy
or child. ;.
Lots of Comfort at
FISKE & BEEM'S
One Price Store.
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Underwear? Scott Bros. & Co.'s.

On Monday, Thomas Barnard, well
known mechanic In the employ Of King,
Hamilton e Co., committed suicide at the
residence Of Mr.. Albert Maierhofer, where
he was temporarily staying, by shooting
himself through the heart. No real motive
Is assigned for the act, although It's believed
domestic troubles contributed to the causc.
Deceased was aged about So years, and
leaves wife and two children. The funeral
was held on Tuesday.
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Very Remarkable Recovery

Mr.. George V willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been slmosi
helpless for tive years, so helpless that sh,
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two bottles of Electric Bitters, and Is 80
much improved that she is able now to do
her own work ~
Electric Bittcrs will do all hat is claimed
for them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curative power. Only 40 cents y
hottie at G.. behring's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

Rheumatism loves TO riot in body
with years. Until the discovery Of ArHLo.
PHoRo, there was but little hopes tog the
aged who were victims of the disease. But
now Mr.. Wesley H'ff, Cedarv.lie! o., writes
"rook Athlophoros as directed and find am
well OF rheumatism. am g. years old aud
getting stiff In my joints and limbs. Now |
am "a clear Of rheumatism and stiffness as
ever was in my life. Consider Athlopboros
the greatest and best medicine ever heard
nj
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Thanks.

Messrs. aspeman & Graham desire the
FREE TRADER to return their thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed by the public
during the year 1883, and especially during
the late holiday season, one OF unusual sue.
cess. For 1884 they promise continuance
of their efforts to please the public; and will
carry complete stocks IN oil departments
school books, wall paper, decorations, fancy
goods, pictures, and such like ad TO-, and
will make prices as low 40 the lowest; the
public being at all times invited to call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

Thos. Egan, brother of Mrs. Paul Tesse.
Dire. of this city, died at the residence of his
brother, two miles north Of Utica, Oh yes
terday morning, of consumption. at the age
of "A yeare. He had but lately returned
from California, where he had been for his
health. The body will be brought from Uti.
ca to day on the $50 train, and the funeral
services will take place from the Episcopal
church directly on the arrival of the train
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A ts0 <ueiful Gift.

The Great Rock Island Route has issued
new aud most comprehensive Cook Book Of
l2S pages, filled with new and reliable re.
ceipts from the hest caterers OF tins and
other countries. No housewife can afford to
be without It; and though worth ono dollar,
1t will be sent to any address, postpaid, upon
receipt Of ten cents In stamps. As they will
20 like hot cakes send at snce to +. st. John,
g. T. & P. A., Chicago, Ill.
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| IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,
IMMENSE BARGAINS,

IN MENSE BA KUAINS,
In ladies' and misses aud gents under.
wear.
10 hosiery, gloves and mittens.
In blankets and hannels.
l. black and coored silks.
In plain aud brocadpd velvets.
In mems and boys laundried and unla,i,l-
dried shirts.
In corsets and notions of every descrip.
ton.
In linen tabling aud towels.
In domestic sheeting and shirtings,
bltached and unbleached.
Every article in the dry goods line lower
In price than at any time for over thirty
years, at A. LYNcH's
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NO'ice.

The annual meeting OF tho Grand Rapids,
ny will be held al the kner School House In
Grand Rapids, on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1884, at |
O'clock T.. j. J. MARSH, Sec.
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Died, at O'Clock p. VI Friday, January
1884, at her home in South Ottawa, Mrs
CAROLINE Z wife Of ". X. Lrcky, aged 81
years. Fuseral services will be held from
the house Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

The dance given by Fiizgerald's Band on
New Years night was we'll attended, not
withstancing the heavy snow storm thar
prevailed at the time. About 30 coupl,
were In attendance. and all seemed to epjo,
themselves greatly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

An effect existing without a cause IS an
impossibility; tickling In the throat, huski
ness OF the voice, violent coughing. etc, are
the effects of a severe cold DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup cures the cold at once and re.
moves its serious effects III
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WOODEN GOODS,
nnnra AN nnnru

New Years Was u very quiet day in Otta
wa. The custom OF calling has entirely died
out, aud there was no pretence at either
calling or receiving, except at Mayor Aliens,
who as mayor kept open house. His callers
were numerous. including the city council,
Are department, dc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05
Sale Rim.

The FREE TRADER job Office is prepared
to furnish sale bills on shortest possible no.
tlce. II necessary, parties from a distance
can have their order hlled aud take posters
! ONE with them the day the order Is received
Prices reasonable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

A few more OF those lace curtains left, SO
yards long; handsome patterns at 5ec, Toe
and 81 90 each, worth double.
SCorT Bros. u Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-05

An alarm Of Ere at II O'clock last night
terrified the town. 1t proved 10 re of no
moment, however. a stovepipe unjolnted at
II. j. Gilen's store, causing little excite
ment but no damage, fortunately.