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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
anciion Sales.
Giluations rJantc6-~ Maifs.

Young MAN desires position in tirst- class
nnbl,sbiHq house: has had experience both In news
garcrr Sor 4, a 1re iy ANIL VITA rsvsng .orS
Ing o''i Vi Address L. Tribune oulce
ITTENDANr.-A medical and surgical nurse
n wond Ike 20 with an Invalid gentleman; higny
recommended pT phys eia ii ana orc .Ss b. DAD
way
An UPHOLSTkKER, first class man md
families vanishing paperaans1s, al e e1alss 81
furniture REALM Earr e sa Of Yer address
Guy OF 'O'"'' q. - tribune branch Office $50 Sdave
NOACuMAN and GROOM.-Bya single, first
~ e1s o.G hrse s the a county pgiore stcsasS
r. b. H. BoI no L. Tribune Up own uniee I1oS blo@D"N'
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By yonsn As n NAL
harness strictly temperate ~ hisny re-
%nse a ps s Class gS c or country H. Tribune Up
town once i.-Ss broadway.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-Bv slnele, tenn
pcr to- reliable Protestant young man tnofoutS IN
desiands the care OF no So e-r can 20 bny recommend
81 - 'A' H. g. Trbuns Uptown Office LESS broadway
OOACHMAN and GROOM.-Thorough horse
with another driver AMI ays sroon AS sn 10 I'm
Ps T .Idy aq iempets address tribune
ui pio vtu' i33s Broadway.
NOACHMAN.-By n sincl e yourg man tnor
oucbly comDetept unc erstands the proper 80
and e nsrne:, wss ss ,opasr employers viii ty
Guy t.. Box 49, tribune Uptown Office 1888 broadway
NOACnMAN.->nge can give n lrs ceIas,,'
y dssneased account Of employer 81 Eas 18th at
OOACHNAY and GROOM.-Bv q reliable,
,stHaribr man thoroughly nndersands his bushes
careful driver excellent groom sirTty sa
or , sns coAcaMAS iS S.Is private
stable
o man NO children the care OF srntie
mans mace: strictly temperatei years IL 'A'' ''1'''
reference Net Tribune Uptown l.2Ss Broadway
OOACHMAN.-By an Engllshman; thorough
ness h'Stc'A'a BLIKE g2C 9th ave % hOoz
NOACHMAN and GKOoM.-B sinSIIe' 6 5em-
tsnd. the care Of e Is T srsne osns
9 sSa careful dr'SsE SS;i ' care Mrs. ran'
TuACUNAN.-By a well qualified man. APP
4 ply At present employers. 226 East lsth,'t
| COACHMAN. By colored man aa. ;.u,1 Slgnt
ysar Win s11 no e asidT SIy
mar W A WILLsJN. care O p third ho"r 500 o" "'''
Observation-Disclosures plain gardening rr,n.'
can milk IRE s han a u.s. a,sS city
country Tetsgsness III West PULLING
COACUNAN-Bv an experienced coachman;
~ middeace single temperate ~ srence. no obec.
as, % .s eeuny zoos broadway harness STORE
NARDENER.-By a mlddle-aged m ma amer
~ .,As s f 10 III s;S
W. W. care MT Mastefsoh' "N' a - "
pACKERBy man trained 1s. Pa re
| viii do anyihInz that line AnaI,"' " -'''
cii AEI MCIOIa,AS, 40 Esat lO-dsI
IssuAN-J,v a man who has had three
- years experience travelling saIesuI In, kdaress
nisnng goods salary no OBJECT =" W, ~ Tribune once
CECOND- MAMIE private iain, nv refer refer
- AZ speaks French. German ana E"s"'"'
enoe' 1S Pc IS Tribune Uptown once, l2ss broAa.ay
VALET and TRAVELLING ~, sE Ists, aS IRON
an Fnslishm age - years CITY III ~ T.
~ ~ anoXs he european Continent wsii w. -
| ia ssslO lh-st
XNAIrER &0-By colorsd man; /. a. e.. YALE SI.a.s
w ass.sS.sa, god H ssss csssS.sH. n ~. SssE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Brooklyn proasrip for 9als and % Eet

ITO LEASE-The Dickinson flats TOUR
i ersf class: low rent, asked; 81 Montaguest
Brooiyn Heighs blocks from st Ferry Inquire
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

A -A-A-A.---
"A MRS T.. SEELY.
Formerly Mizs l.. Campbell
Has taken the ONCE known as ire
WORLD kMPLOYA Mt Blu hEAos
II WEST aSrH-S1.
bet 5thave. and Broadway'
| BRANCH OF IS WEST 22D-sr.
Caaces connected by telephone. =,
p.res having subscription tickets car have tne uso VI
ootq sr.cty investigated and are on file or
| ms pection. .,- ,.,,,,aa x.i1 n, excluded from
ssI e t..ss NJ CONNECTION WITH OFfiCE Of
siaE NAME IN 5+TH-sT ,,,s srpry
| 81 West 22dsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

Gituations lDdute0-- femdlfs.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
AT
ina Fstabiisnof in 1892. Incorporated lss4
: ODFLL President O. ', " 80 sttornev
Main Once removed TO
be- cTH.AVE. and 1884 BROADWAY
Near tn a.. ,.
rroovn sls and go r1s9 S S.n n' Vanderbilt ave
Tho referepces o ali applicants for -it iaIohs e H'0'
MAID and sFAMsTREsS -Woud attend an h'siiu
Lady, Protestaut No a. ut 637 6fh-avc - ~ 10 ..
NI'RSF-fNfANTS'.-ScOtc Protestant NJ o. ~
597 shave. . A., o,o.s. nrtvate family
prefers country No. A -. at 591 SHAVE rrpSr I'm,
CH AMBERMAlD and StAh hSoo VI Az"
md 1T No u lOn. AZ 19I bth-ave - -, q, so7 9Th.
COOR.- Frst-elass private family NO A. '-' ." W. ~
CoACHaAN and GARDEN ER-darTed man s.f'c'iy
best references Address W P 5HI bin-a'e.
C0ACHMAN Firstcass; city country best reiere"o0
Address b.. 5HI 6th-aye ,,r n so- c.hava
GARnENER First-cass Address j. H., oy' o,n NJ
NuPSF-INFANT~.-Can bring baby up ON poitie. W.
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Ciip property 90 Get.
HIRAM MERRITT, SO 3d-ave.,

Offers the following desirable houses to let rom may ''
M s2s East 18th stories and basement nsn ''oop'
10 rooms 81. 900 and croton- . ,,., .+oon
No ana Ea,t stories and basement hish ''o0p
10 rooms 81. 100 and croton . Nth s,ooo
No s2I East lsthst stores and basement mig" ''"'
10 rooms o.. 100 and croton. .., "a rooc,
No 1a4 % ave- stories and English basement 10 roo'
Al 400 and croton ! suitable for physician
No 2OS East l3th-st, store ana ss'"''o' "o"'
,,,,, mt in erst.oIass order; 81, 400 and croion
Perm,ts and particulars for these and other nou'0'
had o. application. 4
VNO RENTING fOur-story dwelling NO.
West 7th. ST., dining room extension uo., A7thst
,v,1 JFT-uonse No. 81 7th- ST.; 5 stores anu IA
basement rent 81. 500 and Croton For par''0"'"
permit apply to HIRAM MERRITT. So sd.ave
TO LET-F0aTxstsssEy eF$ S$ws 20
ROBERT l. BRoWN, ~ =,
NOR RENT.-From May l. three s 10 looms. all
w 80 A. walpu ST.. Newark n; ~ room Sc good
,erho a and convent ut 10 dcpDs NawarK J.
DslghpoInntVS.sIb s. CHAN f. 20 Central-AVe. Ne""
mo RENT.-The four-story dwelling No' ~
A-thst. newly painted and pape REQ .,,h O.,
b. W. WILLIAMS, Wes' ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Nmusemenis.

SsWuDSWS"SSs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND OPERA IN ENgLnds4 n,nrcrop
thHRGRs SssasERHt HRSSdER
LAST PERFORMANCE OF THE SEASON.
This afternoon rhA A' II ts liz Grand Matinee
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Joint Appearance OF
ToMMAso sALvISI and EDWIN BOOTH.
Sssss ~ $.1 ass.l 2 e. orHHrLo
The casts win also include
Mrs bRMfh' nj hAA
season tickets Tor the f9nf ana ba
only viii commence fuesiay April 20 at sas o.
seats for single performances will open Thursday Apri g.
A FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR ORCHESTRA
MONDAY k e p ni1 1ss 70 18th instant
in the aa .s Young Men; cSIsS :
Pa q
competent PLAYERS desiring to join are invited to be present
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.
ID THEODORE Conductor
SEVENTH CONCERT.
SATURDAY EVENING, April IT, 8 O'Clock
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
soLoIsT-MIss LII LEHMAN.
Programme;
Passscasa i iSsoa
Symptom. No l. Dat op scnS%ann
b Bee an 9S sr ' Beethoven
RESERVED SEATS az Chander's. l72 Montaguest
HARTLEY CAMPBELL'S 14th-St. Theatre
Sss:n sysnas
Performances ,soth Performance. souvenirs:
ing ,, NAY Testimonial to Mr. Rice E1
2S, 3 5sfars a b closed HOLY
1Rs Az s:s%,5sss ssaaes
COSMOPOLITAN HALL. B'dway 4 41st-st.
PRoFEss5R 0sSAR T. GLhAsoH
The worlds 1SssS nigh
that no person has as yet e been able to ride
n. ys f%sS q GEs rs
and horse tcanno shod without icing instocks
THE TRICK HoRsE BLIND BILLIE
Vicious horses handled free o. e6arre son ,o..,.
Admission 80 cents reserved s"ats 81 Season tickets
CASINO. broadway and 39th-st
Sd Month and Unaeatod Success
Of Johann Strauss Charming opera COmque-Ths
Gypsy BARON.
Next Sunday Evening Farewell Jude Concert.
CHICKERING HALL.-German Lecture,
qs aey ADr sS SEATS S 5 chcssras
EIFTH AVE. THEATRE. MlkADO
2IOth and Two Performances To-day Of and D. IN
GILBERT & sULLIVANS MIKADO.
Presented by DoYLY cARTE's OPERA COMPANY
EVENINGS at8 MATINEE SATURDAY at2
April l9-LITrLE TYCOON.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
i Mr. fvsni M t AZ $50 SATURDAY MATINEE asS
f Peffo Maanss BRo kTS Hearts
saturday o,n and pr,rrns
April ~ "a new zoe sOm ps4Y entitled
Seats for next week sale.
SPECIAL MOTTO f.
No performance in this house on Good Friday night
CTAR THEATRE. Jude Farewell.
- The two iastr presentations Of
rareSsi %s,nsS l. Eel rE;Ic MOI
only i%s 4 J3 I @A iSs TDs matinee.
A0p &E B B5tTng 4 81 TaE JILL
CTANDARD THEATRE. B'way & 33d-st
- Lessee Manager ...............Mr JAS G. DUFF
To-day ,satur lay Matinee at2 Tonight ats
THE LITTLE TYCOON.
THE fvFNING TELTGRAM SAYS;
s bound to do line Jusl6ess simply because Is well acted
spenaay tageG gaSGy ~ ag@ a n eonceon The
girls bean hev DO nor nerd p9Saer or IN rs II
Of dane" any VET WEEK BARRY IND ga.
THFATRE COMIQUE, 125th-st.. bet. Lex
i iueton and Sd Every evening at g. Matinee Sat
"r xsy ~ G@rempleton's Opera co-IHE MrKADo
vJ,HALIA THEATRE day Matinee, and
L evening the best
O. f S9l' S Slfs5N
VVALLACK,S: 49,, ,.,.,,, NJ, Tester w,,aot
AA'' ''-0 and LAST MATINEE
Nix. LESTER WALLACK
and his splendid CoHBany 10 70 o. %n TmRs ooS'
nAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Go nntrp Doaro Uantfo.

DERMANENT BOARD WANTED in quiet
country place single lady nervously afflicted eeno
full particulars and terms to DISTANT. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Gonn:rp Dropertp for Sale ana 60 Esi'

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures to
n LET and for sale building Sites AtlractVe
prices CLARENCE b. TOBB9 bechn'p ST., NUN
ycnresoue Ere" OF inerest TO all persons desiring
10 locate buy suburban property b. al upon apphca
70 ~ o.a'0 VI W. ~ c. V. V. WARD.
~o"'~ Dist Paes'r Agt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

NOR SALE OR TO LET for the summer, a
furnished house 10 rooms large slacy grounds hours
.ron, Tho c,ty via a aren abroad. Inquire OF
iio ~ -" " {. ;. sEDG WIZ X, So Broadway. or Of
G. l.. SNlIH, 1850 BroaiwHv
On of sharon. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

At ORANGE. N. ito lease, new cot,
ments wihli minutes OF depot most aosp po Iac
ton; $50 per year. W. Nhi 70 - a." F'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, II rooms,
ene condition. carriage house garden. planted on me
hank of The II Cornwall shore front 70 rem io 'hc
eaason w year E L. 4 Il r. BURN HAM,
So''"" " ' SIh-avc., New-l OTk tlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

WAITER &o-By colorsd man; a. a.. w S,.a.s
" sssssS-s.' god ~ S Sc 49,. ~ sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
Bcaro ano Rooms.

100 MADISON.AVE. corner 33D-ST. -
10 Handsssy furnished second door and other rooms
With board reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

NOR SALE or TO LEW eSttield, y. D.,
ffty minnie, from Nev-York by c. r. r. OF New
Terscy r elk house completed ass Jnyi rooms batn Sc
shcd in natural hardwood floors brlck set lu
mace eiryaoa wide stTaDGas hlsn gfoahu
aytsnstye new Of surrounding country lot suI o. Apply
70 7 10 MILLER Weatdeld, Sly West 25tb St. n. "
L .1inla he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

toJ Ci.n' ~ Of ii2th. st, 25x7s.e; David L
frcsl anu 3o W n W OF sd-ave. 7lxlOOll; WISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
D,n "Dp LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo CURAcoA AMI
NO- MARACAfBO.
From Pier So East River.
PHILADELPH ii -.---.. .---- " r4ihssuar.
CARA n, ,,saav NV Al
These AMERICAN sTEAAEEs. sr.cisan LII, ger. '
superior accommodations TOT
that be sent 10 noon on tno
steamers VIII be duly forwarded. profuns M 10
closed envelopes o. dcnOmina' on sinco'
coyer the United Ofb cents pcf hall-'"
For FIRE ,fht passaRe apply 70 49,, wsragers
BOULTCN, Bliss & bALLETI' OeLeIai Nt "a Stssust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17

10, :. KS Of lsaye 23rio3H' 10000
nauer ana an ~ Of Lave 25xl0oo; u Eagan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

This sale at II. j. Gillen's, of winter stock
and holiday lines of goods deserves more
than usual attention at the hands of buyers,
| for the lines offered at the new reduction
prices are not only very large, but are valu-
able; and bargains such as many will not
dream possible may be obtained.
In the CLOAK stock there yet remains a
large assortment with almost unbroken line
of sizes, and among other things, contains
something very choice in silk brocade New
markets; seal plush garments; French bro.
cade novelties in short lengths with fur
trimmings; something choice in Newmarke cts
in beaver, diagonals, Berlin wills, &c. These
goods range in prices from S. to SIS, which
makes them very much less than manufac
turers prices. Many wait till the end Of
the season to tuy these goods at low figures
but we venture to say that nowhere and at
no time will bargains be obtained of equal
value to those NV offered by this house at
this time. All are invited to exqmine this
stock.
The line Of winter dress groods remains
unbrokcn and contains many e1tra bargains
The silk stock is specially noteworthy, since
about 1000 yard, Of choice blacks Of guar
anteci quality. the remains of the immense
stock Of few weeks ago, are TO be closed
out within the next Is days at less than
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Is fitting up an addition to his restaurant,
built an addition in the rear of his store in
which he will soon place n New York range
for doing orders on short notice. His restau.
rant will then be able TO handle al kinds of
meats OF any time-porter house steaks,
game, fish, SC. These Will be kept in stock
and can be ordered ut any time of the day or
night. The range will be put in place next
week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
PETER EGAN
CARSON, PIRIE, SCOTT & co.
The Predictions of the Boston Herald y
Accounted For.

The Predictions of the Boston " Herald "
Accounted For.
In recent issue of tn, Boston Uerdh that
journal claimed the East had lost its hold on
the wholesale trade of dry goods, and that
the metropolis of the Great West (Chicago)
had gained what New York and Boston had
lost, attributing this movement of the bust
ness to two things-the rapid growth and
wealth of the country tributary to this city;
its immense railroad facilities, and the great
energy and activity of the merchants en-
gagged in the business.
No firm in this allimportant line has made
more rapid strides in few years than the
one at the head of this brief article Year
after year it has added to its sales and ware
rooms, and to-day further increases its tacil-
ties by taking the large store adjoining on
the east OF their long established location,
corner of Madison and Franklin streets,
actually increasing thelcapaciiy 50 per cent.
70 give a good conception of the require
ments of this ever wide awake house, it is
accurately ascertained that it to-day has a
grand total of about 900 square feet
devoted 10 its business. No New York, B0s-
ton or Philadelphia house is so well prepared
with such full and complete stocks of every
thing pertaining to the dry goods trade a. is
larson. Prize Scott & Co., whose great in
crease in business is n sure indicati, of the
high appreciation which its thousands of
customers have for the firm htcago Trt
tune.
The SCOTS of the above firm are brothers
of our enterprisng, reliable and well known
Scott Bros & Co., of this city. The great
firm Of Carson Prize, Scott * Co. employ
1000 people. Their stores cover a space
equal to nine acres, and their yearly sales
amount to Slj,OO0,O0O. 1t is one of the
greatest dry goods houses of the West.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

The Leslie Concert Company, as preyiousl,
announced, will give their opening concert
in the Congregational church Of this city TO-
night. The ladies' qunrtctte is one Of Db,
best in the United States, and all who attend
viii enjoy treat The concert il 81 en-
free, and no collection will he taken. Il is
given for the purpose Of organizing musi.
cal convention and should be wei attended
by the musical people Of this city. On sun.
lay evening praise song service will he
bel under the icnlc,shipof the manager Of
the company The particulars OF the CON
.en'ion will be made auowu "a, the close of
the concert
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

II gives Is pleasure to announce that Joe
hegafin, the veteran boot and shoe dealer
has concluded not to quit the business. II,
has bought out his late partner, Mr.. Melell
and is monarch of all he surveys, in The boo,
and shoe line, and with Andy Rhodes, bacl
behind tie counters, viii make things
hum " hereafter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

". J. Medley the horseman, on Thursday,
purchased Sky ear-old and two.year old
Jallion from II. c. Doyle, of Vaudalia. for
500. The animals were bred by James
doore, Of Fall River
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

-. o. d! .Lna. IL ~ u, rorn..,.

Some t@o years ago Is SORT of compulsory
IuaHlJn la" was passed, but il has been
ud is BOW dead letter Children may not
D. to school the requisite number Of days in
&c year, in tact, may remain a"ay alto
ether and no prosecution for the o.Ieu-c fol.
MS There are thousands OF cases ali over
lis state where relcss parents could be
rp,ecuted under this statute, tut who hl.
yer heard of a conviction under THE law,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Wednesday Coroner Cl1n!oucu @. "a
Sale, received from Mrs. Parks, Of Benson.
wife Of the muir lerel Thos. r. PARKS. Sis p.
for IS p ia ost by that oftoia' on tie in
quest lei on her husbg nd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Since the holidays are over, rather than
carry till next year, we have concluded to
knock the props out from under the prices
on heating stoves TO close out entire stock.
Sc come all Tor bargains for cash,
Respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
e who gut q sure dIIU
Permanent
Cure for
RHEU M ATS M

This remedy ia guaranteed to give immed
relief and perform a permanent IL used
directed; IL acts upon an entirely new principle {
covered fter years of patient study and expcrime
Its effects are truly marvellous. We ella
that our remedy has "A specific action upon the fiu
of the body. supplying moisture to the tissues a
mbricuting the joints affected by the disease.
StIn or Distorted Limbs remain after a cure
this specific A trial of single bottle will cOnvir
the most sceptical that we have not told half
virtues Price - 90 per bottle. For sale hy
druggists Manufactured only by
School books, new and secondhand, /
Ar FORBES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

FoR SALE.-ShOrt- Horn Bulls, Roadster
stations and WyandUlte Chickens. ". j.
Neely, Ottawa, His
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
F. A. KIN ALL

Al. Thomas has become a member Of the
firm Of Thomas & Mecay, dealers in coal;
office on La Sale street, next north Of the
side cut basin. They will make a good
81 team, - aud will have coal enough to-day to
warm NIL out side doors! And they don't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

MATLoCK & NEWTON, Auctioneers. See
Negghin for da,es. Gl5 La Sale street,
Ottawa, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Every glorious act of great lie starts
forward su eloquent fsrt DR. Bulls & uGh
syrup }, tie glorious act of a lit's study,
and il Is e p Sitiye tao: that II stands with
nEt rival!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

\ private Domino parry will be given }y
,e Dung folks AT Turn hall, Tuesday night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
Town CoIIcctor,s Ia. recsirt,

On good paper, put up in books, Hapcmau
Y Griham'a. Mail orders promptly attended
70.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Wheeler has added new accessories ano
back grounds to his art studio recently. Call
and see his So per dozen photos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
KEEP WARM.
FLANNELS.

GRAY mix Flannels, lOt
Red, all wool flannel, twilled, zoo
DOmet, white lOt
Mix red Flannel, loo
Chick Flannel, IL l-2t
Gray Blankets, SOC
White Blankets, SOC
1914 all wool white bfnk'tS, 4O0t
i0-4 all wool red Blankets,
( - lbs, JUUc
Horse Blankets, 6ot
Good cotton Flannel for Ut
Brown Sheetimg from D to Zoe
Bleacled Sheeting from > TO Zoe
Ladies' Union Vests, zoe
Ladies' all wool red vests, 4oc
Mems all wool red Shirts, Goo
Mems gray Shirts, loo
Bed Comforts, 6oc
All other Goods at proportion
ately Low Prices.
A. lYN IN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Diaries of all hind, for 1885 Ut Forbes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-05
DOdging n Hornet.

Do you know that hornet is the
most singular and the most unpleasant
animal to fight with that people ever
knew? A person who is stung by hor-
net feels ready for bowling war dance,
but it all comes from not understanding
one disagreeable characteristic of them.
If man was sharp hornet could never
sting him. The minute man strikes
or throws stick at him he instantly re-
spends by making for him in line as
straight as the range of theodolite
And he always gets there. But if the
man saw him coming and only had sense
enough to dodge him, the hornet
wouldn't get Their A1d what is more
peculiar, the hornet wGuld go straight
back to the identical point he started
from and make another sally for his
victim. But Just as often as the man
kept lodging he would never get stung
1t only requires man with nerve
enough to stand his ground and agility
enough to dodge quicker than the hor-
net can fly to make it avery interesting
combat.
''But of all the spiteful, wicked and
uncompromising insects, save me from
either a yellow jacket or a wasp. There
is no getting away from them, and when
they sting once they sting a dozen
times, in different parts of the body
They keep right at it, and a man NAV
try to hit them with stick or his hat
ali day and miss them every time
Wasps make their nests in the ceiling
of room or the roof of barn. Hor,
nets are general y found in clumps of
fruit trees, and yellow jackets in the
stumps of trees, shrubbery, or fences.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-05

TwE1vE-YEAR-oLD Joseph Landegon
of Port Jeryis was in Coleville, nine
miles distant, on the Fourth Of July.
when o young man asked him if he was
John Landegon's son He answered
eyes" "Then you'd better get home
as fast as possible" said the man, " for
your mother is dead The boy at once
started RAINING for Port Jervis, and he
made the nine miles over the mountain
road in an hour and half. He rushed
dripping and trembling into the house,
and falling at the feet of his mother,
who met him, said, "Oh, mother, l
thought you were deadr' His terrific
exertions on that hot day made him
sick for days. Just why the Coleville
fool played this particular joke has not
transpired.