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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-12-30

AT the annual election Of officers, held last Fri
day night, Frontier Post, No. 253 G. A. R., made
the following selections
j. NJ. Leidigh, P. C.
j. W. Sidlow. S. VIC
Daniel Knauss, j. VCo
Peter Incl, Chaplain.
j. r. Huffman, @.
DR.. Young, Surgeon.
John Padgett, o. G.
II. D. Smith, o. D.
The time Of meeting has been changed from the
third to the first Friday evening Of each month";
Speareville Blade.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-12-30

j. II. Crawford & Co, grocers, will not be I'M
r.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-12-30

The, Dodge City and Mobeetie Railroad!
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-12-30

A full stock Of fresh drugs at Henry Sturm's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-12-30
CAL N EW S .

Try Wilkinson Grocery Store for a chance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

John and Chas Green continuing the husl-
ness under the tjr u name of G'e~n bros
They will continue thu work at pa ing the
mill in goud shape for irN'clnss custom
ana merchant wmk, aud viii do Iced
grinding and custom grinding AZ all times
They will soou h.. ready fer wheat, and as
hey are putting 10 the best machinery In
the market they expect 10 do the hest OF
work for the tanners.
NJ Wilkie has returned from his holiday
visit
VIM. Dunavan returned last Saturday
from his business trip. says he got showed
In while reluruiDt home
The revivals AT the school house still
continue, aud ARE conducted 10y Nv. Hen.
drr- N and Rev Saunders, of Utica.
Our school teachers, Misses Crane and
VI Her, gave their pupils hb-sleigh ride
last Monday ai,rrn' gu.
Dayton is very quiet 4 is winter, and has
no societies Of any kind, nothing going ON
but he revivals.
The river Is all frrzsa over solid aud
teams are crossing below the paper mill.
OCCASIONAL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Vicinity Items.

Freeport is talking Of street railway.
The Driving Park Association AT Rock.
| ford il 10 become an Incorporated ins,itu
ton, with u capital stock of $4,000
Wednesday of last week Joseph Mosse
was found guilty Of the murder of Frank
G. Thiel, 40 Dixon, and sentenced 20 the
state penitentiary FOR life. The evidence
was purely Circumstsntial
Justice A. NJ. Craig fell on the icy side
walk 10 front of his residence at Galesburg
Saturday evening and broke the tibula Of
the right leg above the ankle, besides
spraining the ankle badly
j. ii. Miller Il Co, druggists at Sand
wich, made an assignment Tuesday of last
week for the benefit of their creditors Ii
is a rare occurrence for druggist TO fail,
especially in "a nOliceDse town.
kieselbach, of the MENDOZA Reporter Is
the parent of young mugwump WHOM he
calls democrat
A man at Homer, Champaign county, is
said 90 have taken over 5000 doses of
medicine since last May, costing him, to
gether with physicians fees, etc, about
$1,000. Death has no terrors for that man.
Decatur has female horse thief of the
colored persuasion.
Mendoza papers of last week contained
announcements for the April elections.
The boys are coming 10 the front rather
early.
A Meriden correspondent writes Men
dota paper that Agent Strong has family
of ten small pups" This Is putting Il
strong 10 be sure.
Rev. p. w. Dunno Of Joliet, has been
appointed 10 the pastorate of 81. Patrick's
church, made vacant by the death Of
Father Power.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
From Rutland.

RUTLAND, Feb. 4-lS degrees below
zero, and no signs ct undertaking. SNOW Is
nearly two feet deep on u level, ans sleigh
ing Is good where there isn't too much
show Several loads of young people have
taken advantage of the good roads to take
ia The shows at Ottawa, at least that Is
what they say, but from what We hear
think the ride, when comfortably tucked
under IA good robe by the side of their hes,
girl, possesses more attractions than all the
shows Ottawa can scare up.
The Rutland Dramatic Co. gave very
creditable performance at the Daniels
Hall To large and appreciaive audience
IN Saturday night, Jan 30 ny request,
they repeated their play Among the
breakers" To which was ADDED Il laughable
Dut farce. What these young people
need IL IA good hall, where they can have
room according to their talent. The local
tai III IN the Daniels districtar organizing
"A dramatic club, and, II successful, Will
soon make their tir-t appearance.
Miss Alice Herbert has been spending n
few days among old acquaintance IN this
vicinity
Frank SHAVER has moved to the Ward
place, where he will be happy TO see his
many frien al any time.
Edwin K. Spencer and Louisa +. Amin
were united in the hoIy bonds of matrim"-
ny, Wednesday, Jan. q AT the residence
ul the brides parents Mar,rilles. in the
presence OF the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. The happy couple
have the best wishes of host uf friends.
rhey will live with the grOom's parents in
Rutland.
Miss Kate Miller, of OuaSa, is spending
II few days at Uncle Lew RoOins0n's, How
is that JAY?
William Common, of Livingston county,
H., is visiting friends and relatives in this
neighhorhood.
ID X. Shaver lost q valuable horse one
Il y last week.
The cold weather is at least good for one
thing; it produces an abundant crop of ex-
celent ice, and most of the farmers have
their ice houses we'll filled with unusually
clear ice from Cy Deholt's ice pond
Fred Shaver supports new gold watch,
a birthday gift from his parents. by the
way, wohder what the attraction at the
Spencer school house is for Freddie, as his
horse and cutter are seen going that way 50
frequently of late. We can't Imagine, un-
less he means to put in his best ticks"
while the nice roads last
Vet, our popular blacksmith, has - new
engine, by which improvement he will be
enabled ~ do all kinds of work on much
sh rter hOilce than before. Farmers in
need of anything in his line will do well
To give him call.
"VITRoI DYSOMITE."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
From Ophil'.

! OrnK, Feb. 3D., 1S8G.--Sleighing is
simply immense,
| Mrs Flrestine, accompanied by Al. Bur
ris, paid our sanctum u short visit last week
Come again friends.
Mrs. Roach and daughter have gone to
Miss iuri 10 visit friends and relatives.
Geo. Hook, of Dixon, Is here looking up
his old friends and seeing his-well guess
| won't give him away as he is Il good fell
low.
Tommy Weldon says he and Jud have a
new beat
Henry c. Kirs,eatter, one Of Troy Groves
grangers, paid US visit recently.
The band boys of Homer went to Men
dcta last Monday, to have their photos tax
en-. After crackinF a glass or two, they
we're struck for dollar apiece "a thing
that will surely kill one of them) and given
a blessing, when all came away happy.
The roller craze has just struck some OF
the natives in our God iorsaken burg.
Pedro had the pleasure of forming the
acquaintance of MIR. and Mrs. Hurd, our
tank engineer. They are estimable young
people and will be loved and honored by
| all with whom they come into contact.
Our genial Hank Reed has returned to
Homer He is a good boy and stays at
home with his ma.
Alex Wallace aud family have gone TO
Missouri. They will make that their fu
ture home.
Mr.. Galloway has moved on 10 his farm.
Miss Lulu Porter is the book keeper and
weighwoman in Mr.. Conkey's elevator.
The Misses Maggie and Mary Rhodes,
from Mendoza, are visiting at MIR. kirsteat-
ter's.
The band boys extend thanks 10 the gen.
eral public for their favors at their last
concert.
Mr.. Adrew Wylie and wife have gone to
Mr.. Robert Wylie is very sick, as un-
deNtand.
Geo Herger, ST., is laid up with rheuma-
tism.
A certain pair of children from the
Ridge took il into their heads to get mar
ried. With that object in view they hied
themselves TO the county seat 10 procure
the necessary papers. But alas, they were
refused. Il o bad! They should have
given them free papers, a clergyman free,
gratis, aud chrome TO boot.
Mr.. Cook, from Earl, was down last week
10 see his old girl.
Dan Briefly, from Indiana, is here visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fire
slime.
Ben Kidd goes away next week. Sorry
TO loose you, Ben, but hope you will do
well in ysur new home.
Miss Addie Reed, Of Mendoza, is in the
village visiting friends and parents
The Masonic dance last Tuesday night |
was a good one, large crowd being pres
ent
Jehn Willshay had a good COW hang
herself last week in the barn.
The curling match has gene up the
stump.
Mrs Schempp Is laid up with neuralgia.
The professional dude Is getting numer-
Gus In Homer. Some Of them had better
60 take pike.
Our mill was undergoing repairs all last
week. PEDRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
In the OihCer.

The following have recently been granted
licenses TO marry:
Chas Gunther and Albertina Haardt.
Harvey + Hetrick and Emma NJ lielbhng
John i Banman and Mary NJ Leretie
Geo Kaman and Mary Dance.
BENJAMIN Balchowsky and Sophia Gross
berg.
Charles Eiicn and Anna Strack.
william Adams and Addle d Clarke,
Conrad Gahe and Catharine RaRcr.
Stephen Werner aud Theresa Weber
CormIck McFarlane and Mary Graham.
William Z Forming and Nellie L Leonard
John Redman and iickarick -.
Thos Richord' and Lena Missel.
Jas b SibeIt aud Mary Il Begun.
william Lutz aud Lizzie Sasler.
Peter Hupp, Jr and Rose Funtseinn.
John Gurko and Annie Domain,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
flInrity

Is the greatest of all virtues because Il Ii
the life, the source from which they all
emenlte. Mrs. L. A. Smurr, secretary OF
the Ladies' Aid society Of this city pub.
fishes the following pathetic appeal for
help to relieve the poor Of this city-they
whom we always have with us-and it Ii
To be hoped that Il liberal response will be
made Immediately to further the holy and
noble cause in which the ladies' Of this so
ciety are engaged in Mrs. Smurr writes
Without reference TO sect or nationality,
we work and to all we appeal for assistance
to aid in relieving the suffering found in
all parts of our city. Men are without
work, and women and little children suffer
with hunger and from cold as the cOnse.
quence A special call is made for bed.
ding; also 10 the young men of the city
that they send us Cast-oif clothes These
can, with all other donations for like pur
pose, be left with the following committee
at the Congregational church on this after.
noon: Mrs. J. |. Warner, Mrs. McDermott
Mrs Sanders, or, If more convenient, at
any time send TO the following members of
the visiting committee: Trask, McManus,
MacKinIay, Bollmeyer and Cotton. BY re-
quest Of society"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
From Dayton.

DAYTON, Feb. 4.-The Pressed Brick
works have just opened fine kiln of brick,
the best they have made yet Mr.. Davis
has sold out his interest In the concern TO a
gentleman from Wisconsin, and the COM
pany are leveling of the lower floor pre-
Paratory 70 putting In steam pipes for dry
Ing their clay.
The new firm In the -four mill has dis
solved partnership, Mr., Doll retiring, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Probate Court.

Els. Of Mark King, letters TO Geo ) Cad
well, bond in sum of $1,000, II 3 Gilbert
security apvd.
Letters granted to Catherine Riecharis,,
admrx Of John N Felzer, bond in sum OF
$500 apvd and letters issued.
Letters Of guardianship granted to Lars Z
Fullerton az guardian of Seth + Gleason in
bond Of ) bond apVd.
Last will and testament Of Matthew Cro''y
admitted to probate, letters TO Maria Crot'y'
Personal bond in sum Of 81 900 apVd.
Est of Emma Brock, final set ordered to
March term.
Est Of Susan Moore, game order az above
Es, OF John W Debolt, public sale Of per
sonal property reported apyd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

One evening Of last week young man
Of Marseiles engaged pair of roadsters
and drove up to the residence of his lady
love in handsome turnout 10 treat her to
sleigh ride. After ride Of an hour, and
making two or three desperate attempts to
kiss the yelled fair being at his side the
lady, in the excitement of the moment,
dropped her handkerchief out Of the cut.
ter and requested the young man to ge! it
for her He got out and she drove of and
left him to walk back to town, some five or
six miles. The Supposed lady was the
brother of the young lady he came to take
out riding. The young man now sweaIs
that he will never take any lady out sleigh
riding again who wells her face from him,
and is almost heart.broken with mortitica-
ton, especially as the young lady is at the
butt, III of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Comfy Court.

Both Judges Blanchard and Gilbert have
done some very creiitable work in clearing
tho dockets Of cases which came up regu
larly term after term for years pact.
Tuesday q motion was made to qoash the
indictments against Connolly and Harrington
for selling diseased meats, but Judge Gilbert
oyerruled the motion, stating tba. the crime
with which those men were charged was too
great TO BE- dismissed without an invesnga
ton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Excursion to Tennessee and hTisnssippt.

Excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi,
The Illinois Central Railroad will run a
very low rate Excursion to points IN Ten.
nessee and Mississippi, leaving Sioux City
Monday, February 22d, Dubuque Z A. NJ.
February Odd, Chicago $40 A. Nj. February
Odd. An Inter State Agricultural and In.
dustrial Convention" will be held at Jack.
son, Tennessee, February "a to 20. Men
If practical experience will discuss ques
lions concerning the best methods of farm
ing and the most profitable crops 10 raise
Land owners and land buyers will find this
convention just the place for them to NEE,
md compare notes. For Excursion circu.
bars, giving rates of fare and time of train,
nd for programme of the Jackson Conyen.
ion, apply to the undersigned at Manches-
Ter, Iowa. JF MERRY,
General Western Passenger Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Bucklin's Arnica salye

The best salye In the world for cute, bruises
"es, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
iappcd hands, chilblains, corns, and all skiu
uDuoas' ana positively cures piles, or no pay
faction. Or money refunded. Price rs cents
or box For sale bv Luts q Briggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Mrs. Weasl MAS III TIE city Thursday,
and left her little four-year,old daughter,
Maudie, IN large of the Sisters at Il g
Convent The little one did not want TO
part with her mother and there wac an In
fantile Scene ut parting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The Harry Weber Combination has been
laying TO light houses this week. The COM
any has been recognized during the week
y The addition of William Thorne and Miss
,ose lie Claire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Zimmerman, Jerry CAVITY, Peer Howard
two cases. Andrew S'einke' Thomas flyhn'
loseph Corcoran. John C. Vanatta' Sarah
par,on. Dan. OKane, Edward Flanagan
william Harris, John Ryan, jr,, Daniel Dan
ielson, Fred Boardman and Geo H. Ree'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

John Iully was run In, yesterday after
f" n, 10y officer Ssyder, for disorderly con
icl; lie will have hearing before
Weeks this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Streator will have patrol wagon service
Ottawa needs one too, Out-well, there the
matter rests.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The Turner Masquerade ball takes place
n Feb. 18th. Willis orchestra will fur
he music.
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DR.. J. ]. HARRIS.

VAIUARl, r. bppslHE ssrA AH S3,I RESI- Rs,;
SALE, very cheap and easy terms rbe hole front
the canal from railroad crossing 70 the RdeCut Tex
cept one lOt.) ALSO residence I0ts IN the rear
apr25 j. q. HARRIS 4 SON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The grain price cover whole rang~ Of market, from
warehouse prices 10 prices paid for odd loads for feed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
IOWA AND KANSAS !; q E

HHU unWHTUH SUIIt NptNII DarKNHt hTt NOW UUtrtu-
TEXAS, ARKANSAS, MISSOURI lands q. very low
prices. The days Of cheap lands are rapidly issing
away gOoda IaI d8 tie in THE county can
be had at from g. 20 s. 0y per acrp Movie thu
time 20 bay. DIR j. q. HARRIS & Son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
INSURANCE. G FIBES LIFE z AID 4. &C &C

companies at current rates. For insurance that Is
HIoroAgfi' fehaDle call on us, Our smallest company
rs more than q million doliare; some have over ter
millions, and yet our ra;es gre no higher than Others
charge. DR. J. o. HARRIS & son,
, 1886-10-21
The Work of the Book Agent.

There is probably no class OF workers
i'm the busy hive of the commercial mart
that has received more abuse, has
had more ill-natured filings thrust at it,
than the one laboring for the dissemina.
ton of knowledge under the title Of
book solicitors. Even the lightning-rod
man, the lfe-insurance agent, or the
thousand and one CanyasSers for this and
that patent have escaped the reproachful
and opprobrioUS cpIthets heaped on the
head Of a book solicitor, and yet it can
truly he said that there are no more
active. patient, perseverinS, and intelli-
gent wcrkersthan those catering in this
way To- the mental feeding of the public
Ia the business Of canvassing one
meets all kinds and classes, and that it
takes all sorts OF people TO make com
mUnIty Is truisIn most forcibly i'm
pressed ON the mind of book solicitor.
lie viii go 10 one house and on asking
10 see Mr.. or Mrs. So-and-so will be in
vited IN, and, on stating his business,
VIII be most CoUrtcoUsly received and
given time and attention. He will 90
next door and be made at once to under
stand that the sooner he departs the bet
ter for him; or still little further on
Mr.. or Mrs. So-and-so opens the door for
him, and standing on the threshold ne
states his business, when, with a most
courteous, Excuse me-" he finds the
door slammed in his face and he is left
"a morGlize on the Tudeness of his fellow
beings. Sometimes ne will be left stand
ing on the stoop Ike Il begear while the
servant girl goes to see if her master or
mistress viii receive him, or if he j
allowed to stand in the hall the servant
casts furtiye EiaEces 1t him as she goes
up stairs, fearing he may be a sneak
thies in Disguise Chicago Tribune.
, 1886-10-21
school Election.

Notice J. hereby given that = school
election VIII he held il Schoo! District
80. !, Jefferson County, Washington
Territory, at their school house III Port
Townsend. said County and Territory.
ou Saturday, the 9Th day OF November.
i d 1856. for The purpose Of clecting
one o. Direct T, for he term Of three ~
wears, in place of Henry h4ndes, whose
term Las expired, and one O. Clerk for
the period Of one ~ year, TO fill the place
Of Robert Bilcs. whose term has expired
Polls will open at l o'clock p. m. and
close 1T , O'clock 2. N II above date
BY order Of HENRY LASDEs,
IL. l.. PHILLIPS,
Attest: Directors.
RoR'T BILE=, Clerk School Dist. No l.
, 1886-10-21
Experiments ii Tasting.

From some experiments made at the
University of Kansas. it appears that
the average person can taste the bitter
oi qumlne when one part Is dissolved
IN lJ2, 600 OF water. Salt was detected
with one part in go OF water, sugar in
eoS of water, baking soda in IS of
water. In nearly all cases females
could detect Il smaller quantity than
males.
, 1886-10-21

An oil inspector o,iers this explana.
tion OF why kerosene oil lamps 10 not
give rs good light "a cold weather as at
oothtr Times: Wisconsin test prime
llrAt OILS viii thivkaa with the cold at
temperatures varying from zero to 20
deSre, above. freezing separates the
parS.cles Of para:iinc from the remainder
OF the oil. They are attracted by the
wick and fill the pores, DESTROYING its
capillary power ana Increasing its tend
gncy 10 mcrust aud char III burning.
The best Kerosene oils for burning in
cold weather are water white-coIor;ess
oils of light gravity"
, 1886-10-21


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Monday, Oct. 25, 1886. at 2 Pm.
FOR SALE.

1H0 ACRES OF LAND or BIRCH Ray. IN
iOU Whatc0n County, Wash Tcrr. This Is
spIendld location for a store and town-ite.
School hOus- and postofice within a few rods of
the place. GOOD farming cOuutr, al around.
well settled. For person with w Thousand
do! rs, thus : a spl-sGid chance. For partiru-
lars, inquire at this office iuy2I
, 1886-10-21

Nearly all the shcep-shearers of Cali
tornia come from santa Lcsa and travel
IN bands during the shearing season,
many hands making quick work even
with large fioCLS. They rise ut day-
light, work till dark, sleep on the hay
at night and viii on no account eat
mutton at meals.
, 1886-10-21

100000 s 3
that viii yOu in work that will at once bring
you in money faster than anything slse IN Amer
lea. All about the S2D1O01 in presents with each
box Agents wanted everywher OF either sex
OF all -.sS, for sll the time, spare time CulV
10 rors FOR uS II their own homes. Fortunes
for 81 workers absolutely assured. Dent delay.
II HsLLEPF II Co.. Portland. Maine. iunlGSgin
, 1886-10-21
FOR SALE,

Horses. cattle and sheep for sale hlro first
clGss sloap. Address: 4 R,.,ov-
Lopez Island. san Juan County, W T.