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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
The Jim Carr murder case will come
before the Supreme court in June.

The Jim Carr murder case will come
before the Supreme court in June.
That sweet singer, the crow, IS with us
again giving free Spring co.certs. and
waiting for the corn to sprout.
A. \, Brown is now Gamer of the Mt.
Pleasant Tribune, having purchased the
plant" recently. Success to you, Bro.
Brown
If You keep cows for butter you mus,
breed for butter In this a.e you must
bred for what you need This is the
secret Of success in beef, Woo, butter or
p RI.
An exchange thinks an editor is a good
deal like preacher When he writes
good thing the people ask who wrote it
for him. W hen preacher says a < nod
thing he people wonder where he 4. ole
It.
Fcnton Independent; The skating rink
was not built in vain. Dozens of them are
being rented by the Salvation Army
throughout the state, and sinners are now
led back from the ways into which they
formerly skated.
Ilarrisville Review: Small farms make
near neighbors they make good roads
they make good schools and churches,
there is more money made in proportion
to the labor less labor is wanted, more is
raised to the acre esdes it is titled better
there is no watching of hired help and the
mind is not kept in Very, stew and fret
all the time.
A land and lumber company lately or
ganlzed by men of Big Rapids, Grand
Rapids and Detroi have two hu dred and
fifty thousand paid up capital, and have
recently purchased 57,6 acres of land
In eastern Kentucky. which is timbered
with ash, walnut, cherry. oak, chestnut
and yellow poplar. There appears to be
millions IN it,
Ovid Union Broad guage men always
have bread h Ct mind sufficient to prevent
them from saying mean or contemplate
things Of their fellows. That man who
will continually, week by week, traduce
the character and belittle the work OF his
brother toiler. Is morally rotten and de.
serves to be- spiritually scOrched. Perhaps
il is such, if any that the Lord will damn
The snake in the grass, Is the reptile we
8. ufa - ~ 4
kind is a sainted sonl beside the b ck0iter
who like Judas, Tor : price is ever ready
to traduce or betray
The increasing value Of horses is note
worthy. according TO the New York Times
which saws: An index to this gradual
growing value s afforded by the export OF
these animals from Canada To the United
States. About $4,000 are brough over
annually, and while. the average value
three years ago was $95 per head il was
$40 las year This increase of about 40
per cent, in about equals that of our naily
horses OF the same grade The same fact
applies To- mules II shows the prof that
may be mad. in rearing horses % he right
sort, viz. ordinary medium sized work
horses. The incr, aScd value is chiefly due
to the on inued demand 10y the q and
town horse car road companies, who use
upa horse IN three years and consequently
need to replace their whole stock in that
ime. Meanwhile, 2 villages grow 10
towns they find hese roads necessary and
thus the demands for su Iapl3 horses is
in>a,ible. and offers an excellent oppor-
tunity for farmers TO make q profitable
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
ELM HALL.
Correspondence OF the RIcoHD.

Hon. II. e. norr lccturcd on the labor
problem here I rsday evening, AT The [
b chmch to croVcd house. About 40C
were pres, ~. The speech is a remarkably
good one being enuicly ir from pol tica
l, ference, which was thought 10 be i'm
po,sible in speech from Horr. Both
Dem ctats and Ropubl cans heartily en-.
doris his idea Of the problem
The teachers exam nation ut this place,
Int Friday nd Sa utday, was largely al
{ nded. As usual some were conf cnt,
: me tint /, some trying to cheat, bu as a
IS hulr it was n good class.
Rev. j. ". sutton. lecturcd at the VI
f.. church on Friday evening To large
house Subject Mistake He was
cordially received Toy all
Rev Moors. of Ionia, preached 1t the
W. T.. eur II last sunday To large
audience Our people can appreciate u
good sermon ru hey hear oiic and that
~ What the gentleman gave us.
r. ]. Blair has been couring .; lthses.
this ~eok.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Instead Of infiicting upon our readers the
usual 'spring poetry we have chosen the
following selection from the pen OF the lament
ed LongfelIow, which forsmplioity, beauty and
purity of thought and expression Is bad TO
excel; 90
"lnali cliur ties Spring is beautiful. in the
south " Is intoxicating, ana sets poet beside
himself. The birds begin to sing: they utter "A
Few rupturOus notes, ana then wait for All an
swer in the silent woods. Those green con; cd
musicians, the frogs, make holiday IN the
neighborng marshes They, too. belong 10 the
orchestra of Nature, whose vast thsttre IL
again opened, though the doors have been 10
long holted with iciclrs, and the scenery hung
With snow and frost like cohwchs This vs. the
prelude which announces the opening of the
scenc. Already the grass shoots forth The
waters leap with thrilling pulse through the
veins OF the earth; the sap through the veins
OF the pants uhd trees; and the blood through
tho veins of man. What thru Of delight i'm
Sprins-time What a joy In being and moving
Mcr are al work in gardens; aud in the alr
th"fc - an odor OF the fresh earth. TIE leaf
/ budf begin % swell and blush The write
blossoms Ot the cherry hang upon the boughs
ike snow-tiakes; and ere long our ncXt-dOor
ueigbbnrs viii bc completely hidden from ~
10y the dense green foliage. The May-tiowers
/ open their soft blue cy's. Children are let
loose I'M the t"lds and gardens They hold
hnttcrCupS under each others chns TO see IL
they love butter Ana the lidlc girls adOrn
themselves with chains and curs Of dnndelions
pull oui the yellow leaves. to see IL the school
boy loves u hem. and blow the down fr IN the
lentless stalk, 10 ind out IL their mothers want
| them at home.
And at night SO cloudess and sslll Overhead
bends the blue sky. dewy and soft. ami rad ant
win innumerahle stars, like the inverted bell
/ OF some blue flower, sprinklcd with golden
dust and breathing fragrance. or q the
h"nNens are overcast, IL il no wild storm of
wind and rain, hut clouds that melt and fall in
showers"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Bralnard's Musical World

The March number Of this excellent
journal is on our table. more in crcsting
than ever, and those who wash to be well
versed in musical matters .hould not fail
to secure it at once This number con.
tains two dollars worth Of irst-cass music
AS fellows: "A New Dude in Town. by
Max Vernon; "Moccaccio Waltz" by
Suppe; Manola." arranged by J. c.
Macy, and AS of Old. by J. l. Molloy.
Subscrip ion price Sl50 per year; single
copies ID cents Address s. BRAGSARD :
Sons, l4j Wabash avenue, Chicago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
IN en,euprlsing, Reliable Houss

3 ). Webb can always be relied upon
not Only 10 carry in stock the best az ev.
ervthin.. but 10 secure the agency fer
such articles "a have well known merit.
and arc popular with the people. thereby
sustaining the reputation of being always
enlerprising. and ever reliable. Having
secured the agency for the celebrated DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Will sell ii on positive guarantee. Ii will
surely cure any and every affection of the
Throat. Lungs and Chest and 10 show ouI
confidence W. invite you to call and get 4
Triai Bottle Free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
An ADswer wanted.

Can any QUE ink Us csse Of Kldne
or Liver G mpatnI hat Electric Bltler,
vii not speeu,ly cure' We say they Cal
act, as thousand, 81 cases already y ,
IN lnen,ly cur,d ana who are daily recon
mendiug klecirlc Bii ers, viii prov,
Is light ID scase, Diab, trs Weak Back u
~ uunary comp aiut quickly eur, q
Tn purify he blood, regulate The bowei,
aud act diiectly "n the Ulss ased pats
Every bot lie atsn erd. For saIe at So
= bottle by Is. 5 Wrbh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Insanity is on the increase. Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought ON 10y
oyCrwotk. anxiety. excitement. mental
trouble and nervous prostralen; il Is also
Inherited Invariably slceples>ncss and
conslipdti II manifest themselves before
one becomes insane Constipation induces
dyspepsia. jaundice admeath, pies. PIN
pies low spirits headache cite lr Jones
Red Glover Tonic relieves C0nstipaiou
thereby curing these diseases Price -
cents, Of druggists
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

All agree. that or general use in their
business no Powder is better calculated io
give satisfactory results than ia - pr par
ed 10y T. Parmelec. becau they realty
contain tic valuable remedies elaine and
do not il tnact quickly nd effectively
in Coughs. Coils. EpizOolic, Bad Blood.
Stoppase Of Water. and Poor Digestion,
DC. in Horses. For Cattle, Hogs. Sheer,
Poultry. uwy are 10 salnabs. Full pounds
only 81 cents. Sold hy II, =. W bb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Do You Value

Your horses and callleg Alteration to
their health is Us necc, ssary as their
regular food. If your horse IS suffering
from Epilootic, Ringbont. Spav II. Sprain.
ed leg, Fever Feet, Strains. Bruises or
or Cuts. your Cow has Caked Bag Sore
Teas, or Bad b God, You will save money
by buying Parmelce's Universal Eminent
aud using j, fe,ly for any or all OF thes,
troubles, md so bring your st0,k into a
heaIthful and valuable condition II is
thu cst Linimrnt also for general family
use. Price % and 30 { nls per bottle.
sold by b. ) v cbb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Blood Blood Rlondi

Is a necessity To all animal life, and 10
hc free from dlscas" the blood must be
pure There is no do, bt that Parnelce 5
Blood Purifier eXcellsin the driving ont of
all impurities and building up the system
10y makiag new blood. ihus proven i'g the
disorders s. common. or Sores, Ulcers,
Bois, llumors, Pnnples. Erysipelas, &c.
ID not wait but prevent them by ii free
use of the purifier Large bot les 81 90.
Sold by b = Webb
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Incipient CONSUMPTION

Coughs. Colds. Bron, hits &c. are AL
the results of neglect or exposure, and
must have prompt and ac,iye remedies to
remove them. CUP and no p M
Cough cause great suffering because an
effective remedy is not AT hand. Why
then leave yourself and children EXPOSED
10 danger and death when Hamilton
Cough BaSau will rel eve pl of these and
prevent dlsea- rs, such as Pneumonia. In
ilamation f Lungs and Consumption
Ali lung difficulties are removed lbs this
remedy Price % and 30 cents per bottle
Sold 10y b ). Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Our readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are uot endorsed hy some
well known druggist. b. ;. Webb has
made "A thorough study Of Blood diseases,
aud after a careful Investigation and many
practical test, pc tive asserts HAT
ACkcrs Bloc EliNIr wi cure ~ blood
disorders. ridGiug &c system of us inn
puiitics, aud lowing il strO Z. vigorous
and healthy lie warrants II. il j. a GER
tain cure fur all skin disca rs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Bucklen's Arnlca salve

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sore Ulcers. Sail Rheum Fever
sores. letter. Chapped HANDS, Chilbhins
CornS and all skin Erupuons. and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required
II is guaranteed To give correct satisiact.
ion. or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by Il. 5 Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Adulteraiing.

Mr. Alfred SIP or OF Pas aic. y j.. Law
ing noted the want of 70 ,ricll7 pure and
fins class Wine. has or .br pa - lcar~
devoted j. time and immense capital 10
raising hc Oporto Craze. with the view
10 supplying This want. that hc has been
cmineuty success ul tine Endorsements
which his Port Grape Wine las receive
viii testify. For ale b. DR. j. +. Suy
dam
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

In order that sufferers may know that
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets will always
cure them Il :. Webb cmphaicaiy say ;
that II The Tablets do not relieve every
ca G. Of Dyspepsia, constipation. Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache. hrarlhurn. &c
&c He does not want any pay. The
physicians say they are the finest cumhina
ion that can bc found. Price % cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

During serious iuu of Vhoopiur cough
at still wat Y, The p NsiciauS found
that Ackcr'S English Remedy WIS a posi-
i've cure and prescribed il very freely
b : Wcbbs yst at in All his experience
lac never has known any medicin, TO equal
IL. He guarantees IL 10 cure all Coughs
especially chrome cas- y. Group. Asthma
and Consumption
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

increase The SCIENCE If medicine as
made great progress. many diseases are
now controlled that were rmsrly thought
lhcurbie. The greatest d Scovcry IL DR.
Bigeio" : Cure. which cures consumption
ln stage that oti.ei remedies are of 40 zen
NJ Cou-hs. cold, Group, whoopug cough
bronchitis, aud all luroar and lung Il scase
sSeedlIy and safely. Price, 80 cents and
81 OF druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Considering The late day Of presenting
Il is subject the above is creditable show
ing
thank teachers aud schol rs aud lie
press o the county, for the interest shown
in the wori, at Mt Vernon, and trust shat
i.tegc,t may increase as the years pass.
Mrs G. j. WILLETT.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

The best on earth can truly be said OF
Grigg 5 Glycerine Salve which j. sure,
safe "A spc dy cure for cuts, bru ses,
scalds, burns. wound ana all otncr sores
" II positively cure piles, leiter and all
skin eruptions Try this wonder healer
; u>factlun guaranteed or money refund
ed. Only % c. hts Sold by druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Nothing in Hrs Peerless Cough Syrup
eau hurt The Youngest child. No cure. no
pay. Or J. f ~dydam
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

% cents will buy a small bottle OF Hills
Peerless Worm Specific. Try It if your
ch Id is sick. No cure, no pay. Dr. J r.
SuXdam
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

ucI u for working people. Send 10 cents
NH postage and wewill mail you rec a
IS66u royal. valuable sample box Of goods
that will put you in the way OF mai NJ more
money in q few days than YOU ever lLought
possible of any business Capital not required
You can live at home ana work in spare time
only. or all the time. All of both sexes. of al
ages grnndly successful. 30 ce' Is Ia IS easily
earned every evening That al who want work
may test the bnsii ess Ne makethis unparalleled
cd offer; T all who are not well satisfied We
will send 81 tu pay for the trOuble Of writing
us Full phrticllars,d rectlons. ct sent free.
Immense nay absolutelysure for all who start
ut once. Dor dolly. Address srISsOs Co,
Portland Maine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Stock Growers

Ask for Cuhb's pills aud take 10 other.
p cants for 40 DR. j + Suydam.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

Cherokee Blood Purifier will relieve
Rheumatism and often cure it, d.. J. f.
SnXdIm
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
fscnd 10 cent. nos,a ve and ro will

A 0l6Tscnd 10 cents posta ge and NC will
0 hip mailyou, free, "A royal, valuable
~ VII ] sample box Of goods that will put
YOU In the way Of making more money at once
than anythint else in America. Both sexes OF
all ages can tive at home nnd work In spnre
time or all the time. Capital not required. We
viii start you. Immense pay sure Tor those
who start ~ once.
SrissoN s Co. Portlan Me.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Mt. Vernon Association.

Hepori al amount received by manager
Of Mt. Neru Association. from Gratlot
county Schoo
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
IMPORTANT

when you visit or ientc New york city, say.
baggage eNpressage and carriHpr hire, AM
stop M the GRIND Union Hotel, Oppo-it" 6thn@
entral Depot.
Elegant roo ms fitted up at Il cost of one mil
lion dollars. reduced To Sl.00 aud upwards per
dav. European plAa, elevator restaurah '
supplied with the best. Horse cars. STAGES
and elevated railroads al dcpots. Fannie
can live better fer less money AT the Orans
Union Hotel than at any otherfirst-class hote
he city
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
TIME Table.
Detroit, Lansing q Northern Il. r.
In Effect Juno -. lss5.
G'~Trains run by Central standard time

Going West stations. Going Ea.t.
$40 q#ii 7.lyGv Detroit Arii b. 8.ia o.s6
G.u2 lO:al s:ig b, Plymouth b, lO.t9 2;35 s;,G
6:2o lo;59 s;lo S'th Lyon =. ! ~ 2:i. ,.5g
500 i2.S5 o.s3 rr.wbridqe 500 I2.a5 ESQ
$50 100 lutO 80 Lansing - 7.45 l@;at 6:ij
$40 2.5o Il:e5 =. Iouia q. 7.2l io:45 sos
tu.2j a:i. i2.Ui ., Greenyllc =, $500 g:ji f;@I
..... $40 i2.a1 Howard city -... .a,l0 3:40
$40 s.5Gv Iouia AR ... 3
... 80 aH3Ar Edmore Nv 500. 9.U 2:u.
6:o5 1880. ., Big Rapids. ..... - L g
Going East. We
Pm IN; A. -tvt,kov,cu,r "M.r "
4.6 s:iU, Edmorc .. s.4I 9:D
.-.5:o5 1900 ALMA ..7:5o
... 6:35 l0:l0ar St. Louis " ..... $40 ~ Is
An Pm. :. N.&S STIR. r. pm M.
SECS l..2U ~ lthncu Ar $40 ..... II:IJ
OPS 1870 ALMA GO. 1850
G.35 o.. 1850 e. st. Louis =, $40 ..... 1870
500 ..,. 2;i5 ,."giuaw c'y - l;t5.... s;l5
s:D ..... 2;dOar T.. Saginaw ~ i;;D ..... 500
Connections.
Detroit with Railroads q .vrrging
PlymOuth-Fliut & Pcrc Marquette Ry
South Lyon-Tolctlo. Ann Arb0r GA Tr'nk
nv Al inc Div. g.. 4. Ry
Trowhridgc-ChicuRu n GRIND Trunk Ry.
Lansing-Sag. Div ofM. G. x. r., Lake shore
& Michigan southern Ry
Ionii-D.. q. ~. & VI. Ry.. and stanton r. II.
Howard City-Graud RtpidsS Indiana X Il
Big lNpids-C. W NJ. Ry.. and q. x. 4 |. X
EdmOrc-SaginHv Division of -. L. y.
Alma and 81 louis sag. Val. 81. /. II.
Saginaw City-SaV. Div. 81 v. &. H. ".
Fast Saginnw-E &. p NJ Ry.. and ID. 4 n. &
Div. of VI. e.. H. X.
J. II. MULLIKEN, Gcu'l Manager.
W Cs"~ESTEW. Gent pnss
Uvncra OihCcs Detroit Mich
}. u. ARNOLD, Agent. AIMS.
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"ns 80 % .ht.s tal. -nl sa'a-s.s ecul..stss
.'''s ar- t-.ks ~ .~st- ~ slslsrs Asy
FraGi.g Nv &c, Phiiads, "a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

would continue the work from year TO year
until all the main roads leading 10 the dit
ferent grain markets would be graveleC'
By cooperating with Manlius and Miller
the road running north from Marseilles
would be praveled, and also the road run,
ming east from Wedron should be. know
the heavy debt of the township is a great
drawback to making this improvement on
the roads at the present time But il We
wait until our debts are all paid we " II
have to travel through the mud just that
much longer. All companies and corror .
tons having money invested in any enter
prise find oftentimes, by putting in enou h
more that they make very great success
of that which otherwise would have been
a partial failure, or unsatisfactory at bts',
and thin hat the township Of Rutland,
by spending little more money on the
roads will be benefited more than one hun
d ed per cent. on the entire investment.
The work could be done by the farmers
themselves In the fall of the year one third
cheaper than at any other time. l will
guarantee that the farmers will furnish
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06
GraNel knnlA

The bad roads We have been having
make people in the country think about
graveling the roads Ottawa has greatly
improved her part Of the old Chicago road
east to the town line of the township of
Rutland, II the commissioners of said
township would continue the gravel about
one mile further on said road, which
would be as far north as the first bluff, and
also gravel east on the NarSeilles road 10
the bluff, distance of about one half
mile, 1t would be great benefit to the
township. The Chicago read is travelled
by all; aud as the benefit would be equally
shared the work could be done by Lowing
general road tax. A tax of sixty
cents on one hundred dollars, for roads,
would make about fifteen hundred dollars
more than the present road tax, twenty nine
cents, which the commissioners think
Is sufficient 10 keep the roads in repair for
the present year. | am confident when
this part Of the road is finished that We
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06
One of the Greatest Cures in the
Annals of Medicine.

SERENA. III, NpN.f, IN7
MRS. DIR. KICK, near NdiGui Il deem II my duty
to let the puulic know what you did for my tauEtt
She under medical treatment since q child. haG
taken her 20 six different phrCI9u- and received no
benefit They told me all that could be done for lcr
was To travel. she having lung trouble uf Tie worst
kind. Pains through chest also in head and back, ana
a dun unCea-ng pain in her eft side Very weak wa
not able 70 do anything. Having heard Of your Won
dcrful cures, l. last resort, put her under FnHf
December lsS2. She has not taken drop Of medicine
since from any person and SIN continues We pa.
strong. which gives 10 believe her cure II per
mancut.
Feeling thankful for all you did for her. AN res
pcCtfully you :, MRS. EDW AKp RET
Any person doubling this statement Ill d. ne The
klnddCss 10 call on or address me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

The entries for The Illinois Valley Racing
CIRCUIT close April |, at II =. NJ; the stakes
offered at each Of the four meetings being
S3, 500 The entrance fee is 500; S. accom-.
pany;ng the nomination. So on June LIST,
and the Sl0 at Il p, ". on the Monday pre-
ceding each meeting To each stake 800 is
added Any colt sistancing the field is en-,
titled to The entire proceeds of the stake and
the added money. The secretaries are J. L.
Skelly, La Sale; ". W. Taylor, Ottawa; R.
l., Allen, Joliet; L. H. Bailey, S,reator.
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these Endorsements Through to the End 1t will Pay You

nearly dead when was p.ecnc under Mr. Dr En.l'-
tcumeH'. Although my husband dia uu' believe J.
v u.i hrICnt me. bed conf 'tU,r and followed her
directions and she sur.G me Of tie Hl.Ee trouble, aul
t"c urr i permanent for have been WcI f.rt .rs,
cars iuN ID 'e moi BE- vu AIE medicine ina flt' f.ur
But m order ~ accomplish fni- took her incidence
for many uulh- and bu fore began Co fru b.rgr
~ much Wur-. ache told me- Wuu ~ T. p neg
i-hrd that am strong and grll. for uuu rypu-.
myself 20 al kinds OF weather without any return ~
the caarrh AM one DO touhts tl'- 20 write 20 me-
MRS EltANh WEBER
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neslay evening, March 18th, at Willis hail.
Willis Full Orchestra furnishing the music,
and no expense will be spared to make it one
Of the best given in Ottawa for many years
All those who are in sympathy with the prin-
ciples and objects of the club AS given are
extended cordial invitation to be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

William Duckett, one of the oldest resi-.
dents Of Ottawa and gentleman of expert.
ence in regard to road matters, will be = can
didate for commissioner Of highways of this
township. Mr.. Duckett is known as a
thoroughly honest aud reliable man, and his
friends assert that he would make a No |
commissioner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

The Friendly Tip Club gave its first
party at Shaefer's hall Thursday night,
Ball orchestra furnishing tho music. There
were - or so couples present and all en-
ioyel themselves thoroughly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-06

4 little son Of Richard Larson, Of the
township of Miller, on Sunday fell from
the haymow in the barn to the floor below
and received such injuries that he died
Monday morning
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superintendent Stock dale is considering
the matter Of holding two institutes next
vacation--one at Mendoza and the other at
Streator. The only obstacle to the plan is
that boarding facilities for the teachers are
very mesger in both the above cities.
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team and driver for two dollars per day
and he will have good roads and the
money lett In the township.
L TRUMBo.