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The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
The Domestic Again.

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June
llth, 10Th and 18th, We will give our second
Grand Domestic Decorative Art Exhibition at
our sewing machine room, east postoiliCe
block, opposite opera house. A practical cX-
empliiication of how to beautify our homes.
We will have on exhibition some of the most
elaborate and beautiful work ever brought to
this city before. Words cannot convey any
definite idea of the beauty and completeness
of this display. 1t must be seen to be realized
and appreciated. 1t embraces a wide range of
work as applied to great variety of home
decorations, and includes that wonderful and
unparalleled piece of needle work known as
"The Queen of the Orient" almost life size
and made entirely on the Domestic!
Remember, only three days! and as we have
been to large expense to have this cXhihi-
ton we hope to have large attendance and
to please all. The exhibit is in charge Of a
lady from Chicago, one of the finest operators
on a sewing machine in the United States, and
she will give some practical exhibitions of
how easy this beautiful work can be done.
Come one, come all! and bring all your
friends, and witness what you probably will
never see again in this city.
+. ID. SwEETsER IL Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Special Thirty Days Dry Goods Sale.

The receipts of the week at II. j. GILLEN' S
have been mainly in the line of dress goods,
which now is the leading subject Of thought
among buyers. The dress goods stock is the
particular hobby at H. j. GILLEN's especially
for the summer season, when all the wealth
of color comes with The flowers of nature.
No line Of dress goods is so much desired
rs gilks and this year we believe more will
be worn than ever, for never, we believe,
have desirable summer silks been offered at
so 50 low prices. The arrivals at GILLEN' s
this week are over 100 different varieties, in
all the new shades, checks, stripes, sc, 1t
10 truly most magnificent stock and buyers
will enjoy the surprise that we did at its
richness of patterns, as well as the extreme
lowness Of prices, which We are confident
can be met by no other retail house in the
State of Illinois. Indeed prices are incredi.
bly, low; for they are now selling summer
silk, good in quality and choice in coloring
in great variety Of colors, at from 35c to 20
cents per yard. Added to these is the usual
rich line of black and colored silks at equally
low prices. As these are strictly reliable
goods, it will be seen that this is rare op-
portunity; and as the stock will be rapidly
disposed of at these prices, it behooves buy
ers to call early to make their selections.
In the general line of dress goods the
purchases of the past two weeks have filled
the house to overhowing. The goods, which
include every variety of dress goods, were
bought in a late market, when jobbers were
unloading stock at half former prices
which fact, coupled with the benefits Of cash
buying, has placed the house in a position
to offer bargains that can be secured here
only; and to every other department the
lowness of prices,-the advantages so
clearly shown in the silk department, will
be extended. Not to enumerate particulars of
so great stock, it may strengthen the state
ment above to remark that choice line OF
brocade lace bunting has just been opened,
offered at l5c. yard; that good lawns, in
all desirable shades, are selling at 3, q, Z, 8
and l0c. a yard, (the greatest bargain of the
season.; 10000 yards choice dress ginghams
at 7, 8, 9 and 10c. yard.
An immense line of white goods, now so
much used in the manufacture of white
dresses as well as white embroidered suits
has also Just been opened at the same re-
duced rates. choice embroidered suits as low
as $500.
New lines of parasols, fans, hosiery, and
general notions for summer wear, are offered
at new and lower prices.
The carpet stock has been replenished in
all the different grades from cheap ingram
to the best quality, as we'll as tapestries,
body BRUSSELS, and velvets. The former
low prices prevail. This stock has been do
ing wonders this season, and the sales have
beon immense.
AS summer stock, buyers are assured
there is no finer, more varied or cheaper
now in La Sale county; aud it can not be
too strongly borne in mind that more money
can be saved here at GILLEN's than the
most sangune would reasonably expect. All
the house desires is call to show you what
can be and is done there daily.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Auuseuents,

Aurora has a colored base ball nine. Gus.
Demary is manager.
The Meteors had game with picked nine
the first day of the week, for purse of $40,
and got taken in by score of Ito IA.
The gross receipts Of the musical reception
extended Miss Maud Powell, the Aurora VIC.
hnist, were s433, all Of which were presented
to her.
Wednesday and Thursday nights of last
week "Pinafore" was produced by local talent
at Streator under the management of John z.
Williams. The result was great success fl
nancislly.
Will A. Innas, contracting agent OF Cor
tina's Spanish Mexican Wild West Show, was
In the city Monday last making arrangements
for an exhibition at the Fair Grounds, June
l6 and IL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Married.

Last Wednesday evening, at st. COLUMBIA
church, John Welsh and Miss Rose Kendrick
both OF this city, were united in marriage.
Rev FatherRyan officiating celebrating nup-
tial high mass with Mrs. Boissenln as organ
list. The attendants were II. 7. Dougherty, OF
Chicago, and Miss Maggie Douayan, of this
city. The groom was member OF the Fa-
ther Mathew society which presented him
with a beautiful parlor set. The bridal cou-
pie left for Chicago to spend the honeymoon
accompanied by the best wishes OF many
friends.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Child & phipps,

When the issue presents itself as to where
in the city you can obtain good fitting boot
or shoe, the judgment Of those who have long
dealt with the firm of Child IL Phipps is that
that firm is one of the most honest and relia-
BILE in the city. The firm has large stock of
choice goods on hand which it is selling at
bottom figures.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The exercises on Decoration Day, which
were held here last Saturday afternoon were
carried out as per programme published
that day in the FREE TRADER. The day
opened with drizzlng rain, but the after
noon came out auspicious, and large
crowd assembled in Washington Square to
witness the ceremonies there. After the ex
ercises at the soldiers monument the COM
mittess visited the various cemeteries and
the graves of the buried soldiers were
strewn with flowers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The following is the report of the Lincoln
school for the month of May. Highest aver.
age In A class, Madge Leland b class, Tilic
Bally. Perfect iu department, Madge Leland
Mamie Wdmer, Mabel Ashley, Annie Kncus-
sci.
Miss MGIaLBY's RooM.--Highest average
In A class, Nellie Mahcr B class, Harry Gard.
ner.
Miss FINNERTY's KooM.--Highest average
in A class, Fannie Strawn; b class, Cora
Formulas.
Miss BuRHE's Room Highest average in A
class, Edith Hayward; b class, Philip Lehr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL!-The ladies of the
Episcopal Church will give Strawberry and
Ice Cream Festival at Turner Hall on Thurs
day evening of next week, June II, including
table of Fancy Articles. Tea at 6 o'clock.
All are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Stab 70 kcots wen deviecer tsuj sab,
which, translated by reading backwards,
means that he has just received large stock
of hats. Aside from this will be found new
and stylish assortment Of gents neckwcar,
from 5 cents upwards.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

st. John, the banner prohibition apostle,
was in Streator last Tuesday afternoon and
the saloons Of the city closed in his honor.
He delivered an address in the public park to
large audience OF people. On his arrival at
the depot he was met by the mayor and city
the Plumb House.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Bargains Extraordinary! our mems,
youths, boys and children's department.
Call and examine the prices. Oak Hall One
price Clothing House, north of court house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The Shoe department Of Scott Bros. Il Co
received another large lot Of those fine eastern
low shoes and slippers this week at the same
low prices the last lot was sold at
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Look to your interest and buy your boys
clothing at Oak Hall north Of court house.


To enable you to journey pleasantly and
cheaply, from your homes to the Grand Army
Reunion at Portland, Maine, the Burlington
Route Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail
road) has made the following arrangements
for your transportation from all stations on
their road to Portland, Maine, and return.
TICKETS, DATE or SALE, LIMITATION, ETC.
Round trip tickets will be sold June l4th to
22d inclusive. Limited going until June oath,
and to limited returning TO thirty days from
date Of sale. Stop-oyer privileges will be al.
lowed at points OF interest by lines east Of
Chicago, Peoria, or st. Louis on return trip
only. These tickets will be available only to
members Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
and families, members OF the Woman's Relief
Corps, and organized Bands and Drum Corps.
Applicants for these tickets must present GER
tfcate of Post Commander, or otherwise iden-
tfy themselves as being entitled to such tick
Of
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Lacey & Smith,

The firm Of Lacey & Smith will from this
date on place their stock Of goods on the mar
ket and they mnst be sold at once. They will
all be sold at cost. Those who desire bargains
in dry goods should not fail TO call at once.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The necrologist of the Times is mistaken
as regards the place where Captain Michael
Leahy was killed. The gallant officer was
killed at the head Of his command at the
battle of Jackson, Miss. He was nephew
of D. A. Leahy, of this city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Special Notice to Merchants and Dealers In
Produce.

Commencing May 1sth, 1885, the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy r. R. Co. will run re-
frigerator cars, iced and otherwise appointed
for the transportation Of butter, eggs, and
cheese for the.Chicago market. Car will pass
through Ottawa every Tuesday and Friday at
1885 a. m. Every Tuesday and Friday freight
should be at freight house not later than 10
O'Clock a. IN. GEO. Z. Roe, Agt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

No matter what you want IN men and boys
clothing, you can always find the latest de-
signs in greatest variety, and at the very low
eat prices, at the Oak Hall One price Clothing
House, north OF court house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

II Is understood that the commissioners Of
highways OF this township will do no more
work on the roads, as all the funds are eN-
hausted. Work will not be resumed until the
Sc eptember tax levy is available.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

All should see this splendid stock Of new
fresh styles before investing a dollar. Call
and inspect; get the best quality at prices
low. NJ STIRfEL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The northern part Of Wsltham and tha.
part of the county south Of Earlville is re.
ported to have been visited by severe hail
storm last Friday evening, which did great
damage to corn and small grain.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The Streator Reds opened the base ball sea-
son at their city last Tuesday afternoon, by
defeating the Kewanee club in a well contest
ed game, by a score of Z to 4. The next day
the Kewanees scooped the Streators by score
Of I3 10 10.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Pat Norton and his wife, Mary, have drawn
the line of demarkation in the domestic Louise
hold, and Mary gets the outside half while
Pat holds the fort. Such is life-marred life
occasionally.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Monday last an excursion party from
Morris, over the "raging canawl," in the
pleasure yacht Shabbona, brought down to
Starved Rock number of students of the
Normal school.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Miss L. Inez Wingate is the first graduate
Of the Wenona high school. This sweet girl
graduate was crowned with this proud distinc.
ton Tuesday night week ago.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Farmers, mechanics and laboring men, buy
our $1.00 working pants, that never rip, At
Oak Hall One-price Clothing House, north Of
court house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
RATES OF FARE, ROUTES, ETC.

The round-trip rate from Chicago is e25 90;
Peoria, $2S35; st. Louis, 5000. Low round
trip rates will be made from all stations, to
either Chicago, Peoria or st. Louis, which
will be added to the above rates, and tickets
sold through. Passengers will he given their
choice of any Of the different routes between
the above mentioned points and Portland.
Tickets will not be sold via New York.
For tickets, rates and general information,
call on your nearest c., b. & Q. Ticket Agent,
or address Perceval Lowell, General Passcn-
ger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

from 81 25 to $500, at Oak Hall, north Of the
court house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Some of the prettiest novelties in white
goods in the market will be seen on Hull s
counters
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

We open this week new line Of summer
dress fabrics, albatross cloth, &c. New
shades. See them, at Hulls.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Go to the jewelry store Of d. Hess when
you want anything In the line of watches or
clocks. He won't be undersold.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Pasturing at Reddick's stock farm, two
miles west Of Ottawa. Good pasture, shade
and water. Apply at Egan's livery stable.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The township of Allen will have an election
will occur the same day the judicial election
is called caused by the death Of Judge Nc
Roberts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

You want m to wear well. Well, we war
rant IN to wear well. s. B. Wilkins Co. 5
Rockford hosiery. bi some &C.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Those new window shades have come, aud
they are beautiful. See them. All kinds
made to order at liull's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Sim Graves, working for Ambrose Trumbo,
Fall River, had his right arm broken by kick
Of horse, yesterday afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
New lawns at Hull's.

Our store Is now filed with u choice line Of
straw hats for men, boys and children Prices
the lowest in the city. ". STIEFEL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The ladies Of st. Andrew Episcopal church
Of Farm Ridge, will give a strawberry and ice
cream festival at the residence Of ID. {. Mills,
of Farm Ridge, on Wednesday evening, June
10th. All are cordially invited TO attend.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Scott Bros. II Co. will place on sale to-day
a bale of genuine Russia crash toweling at II
cents per yard.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

A Jones slide.seat carriage, one lumber
wagon, two sets of harness, double and single,
for sale at Moody's Feed Yard.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Division No. 9, A. o. H., will attend church
Saturday morning in body, appearing for
the first time In their new regala.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

The concert for the benefit Of Prof. z. $.
Harrison will be given in about three weeks.
An orchestra Of % pieces is rehearsing.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

d. Hess keeps one Of the best stocks OF
jcwelry In the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

A big opening Of new white dress fabrics to.
day at Scott Bros. e. Cos. See the low prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Phelan, the confectioner, will deliver ice
cream In all parts Of the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Balbriggan underwear for gentlemen. Lar
gest stock, best qualities and lowest prices.
NJ. SrIErEI.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Phelan, the confectioner, will deliver ice
cream iu all parts of the city,
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Buy underwear at Hull's. Al kinds ladies'
and chdren's goods.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

About $50 boys aud girls of St. COLUMBIA
church viii attend their first commu nion to
morrow in body
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Thirty saloons Of Strcator have been Ii
censed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Hess, the jeweler, northwest of court house,
sells everything in that line at lowest prices.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

Fans and parasols, cheap and elegant, at
Hulrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
New dress buttons at Hull's.

One case fine hats 35 to SO cts. Great bar.
gnins all through the millinery department.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
G.. r. HAEBERLE.
Buy S. B. Wilkins Co.'S Rockford sox.

New laces at Hulrs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06
Porter's Hay Loader

Attached to the wagon lifts the hay right out
the winrow onto the wagon. without any extra
help, and. with Porter's new Hay Sling. reduces
the expense of haying more than half
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-06-06

F. d. SwEETsER IL Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09

May, 1885, was S3,3lO0OO, and In May
1884, The exc m Of imports was S73l0
OOO, In the twelve months ended June
|, The Imports amounted 10 $3.50 $4,000
and the exports to $7l7O3IOOO, while In
the eSponding p'nOd VI 1888 81 The
imports amounted to S6sO335 O6O, and
the exports to $7il 533,0OO, In tho
twelve months ended June the exports
exceed d the imports by Sl0069J000,
against S6l, l0S,000 In lSs3-S4, showing
a gain In the balance for the year 1884
SO of $l05,5Ol,000, The net gold Imports
on this balance Of Sl60,690,O00 amount
to only IS $4,000; while In The CORES
pondlng twelve months ended June /,
lSS3-Sl, with favorable balance Of
FOL, 1903 600, the gold and silver exports
exceeded the Imports by $32 32l 600, II
would appear from averages like the,e
that our lnflm)ua shipping laws, which
compel the carrying of our merchandise
In foreign bottoms, entail u loss Of not
less than hundred million dollars
year. This ~ a subject which should
command the attention OF Congress
when It meets In Dee mber,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09

THE Columbus correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Times Star says the "Repub.
llcans OF Ohio will allow their pnthusl.
asm to subSide somewhat until after the
Democrats make their nomination."
Enthusiasm" fiddesticksl Renomi,
mating the defeated Republican candl.
date OF 1888 falls inspid and fiat. Two
years ago Mr.. Foraker was the candl.
date and was cordially sustained by the
army OF Federal office holders; all which
Ia by no means the case now, owing TO q
change of administration. The colored
vote now Ia more hostile to Mr.. Foraker
than II was two years ago. The tenn
perance element too are less favorable,
being more bitter.
The fact Ia the Republican leaders In
Ohio are trying their old game Of strad.
die. hoping to catch the liquor men and
the temperance element, pretending 10
favor regulation and taxation Of the
"liquor traffic." This great old party Ia
q great old fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
THE NEw INTERNAL REVENUE COL
LECTOR

Recently appointed will not assure the
duties Of the Office at Cleveland TIL the
18Th lnet. A special agent IL on settling
the affairs OF the present incumbent,
aud this will take about two weeks,
when Hon. John IL, Farley will begin
work.
The district includes the following
counties; Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga,
Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina, Summit, Por-
tage, Trumbull, Mahoniug, Columbiana,
Stark, Wayne. Holmes, Tuscarawas, Car
roll, Jefferson, Harrison, Guernsey, Bel.
mont, Noble, Morrow, Morgan, Wash
ington, Athens and Melga,
There are under the direction OF the
collector about twenty ak men, inclu.
ding the deputies OF the main olllce. The
number 10 likely TO vary, however. II
depends upon the number OF distilleries
Ia operation and the number OF store.
keepers needed.
The following were the revenue col
lectlOns for the month OF june Beer,
$2S,6OS,3s, cigars $l0O2s,i5, snuff 81,
distilled spirits $2,i2670, tobacco $S..
705.s2, special tax (icensp) t727i92,
penalties 1887 6s; total s65, 1874,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
LOUISVILLE,



Items Of lnterest from Our Regular Correi
pundnut
Mr, and Nrs Merley spent last Sunda
In Canton, a
Dr., j, p. 5chllling WAS In Uleyelanl
on business on Monday
Mis- Hannah Conrad WAS well patron
IL 4 on Saturday evening,
Misses julia Mont and Lizzie Thurln
are visiting friends In Canal Fulton,
Master Louis D'0strOph IL home from
collfge, spending his summer vacation
Miss Emma Bowman returned from
an txle drd visit among friends Tesld-
Ing In Cleveland,
Miss Rosa Friday entertained num,
ber OF her Eanlon and Louisville friends
on last Saturday evening,
Dr. w. q Baker and wife, who had
been visiting In Kiuaas ana Iowa, re-
turned home on Thursday last,
Mr., George First. while helping 10
laudle y crate Of Queenswgre, Weighing
ahou 1900 pounds, had the thnmb on
li' rlght hand severely mlshed Dr.,
Schilling dre'sed ,lhe wound nnd lhinks
the thumo can be saved,
On MoHdly night about l2 o'clock a
tramp Was noticed 40 lha residence Of
Geo. Flfsl lryrng 70 gain Hn entrance
Nnt lln0inp any, be went 20 Louis b
| YOllOts Residence, where ha succeeded
III gaining M entrance through win
dow Into his summer kitchen stealing
nothing but u few yIctuals and coffee
mill,
The LouiSyllle Excelsior Band assem-.
bled last Saturday evening In front of
the residence OF their iellOw-musiclaD,
Mr. Jac ID Znber, aud eerenaded him Ia
iine style. Me. Zlher, with u voice
trembling with emotion, delivered a
neat little address, thankinr the band
boys for their courtesy and invited them
In for refreshments.
Mr., ZaDg, Of Alliance, was In town
last week 10 settle for q bill OF goods at
our Tile factory. Having finished his
business NJ the factory, no started for
the station TO catch the local for Al
lance. On his way to the station, he
was observed by one OF the Tile factory
men To take paper from hla yest pocket
and crumble II up and cast II aaide on
the road. A short time after Mr.. Zang
came back TO The factory and Informed
the men hat he had loat q Ave dollar
Dill, Search was made by the men along
the road to the station, and the torn
pieces OF the bill we're found In the
dusty road. Mr.. Zang had, while absent
minded, torn up the bill Instead OF a
waste piece OF paper. II. not being
badly broken, was easily mended. Nj,
Zang felt good over the recovery OF his
money. and Invited the boys TO Baley's
for refreshments. While chatting with
the men, no exhibited q $40 bill, which
no thrust way down his yest pocket for
fear OF losing; he then got on the local,
which was ready 10 start, and bid the
men farewell with wave OF his hand
Next day the Tile factory men received
q note from Mr. Zang, requesting them
10 institute u scarce Tor the $40 bill,
which no found mi4sing on his arrival
In Alliance, The money was not found.