The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-13
b From La Sale.

The classc, vii! II ~ - 80" i 30. e.
TIL D-St-igrr gloss works
boytot,pt hy the Knights ~ La"r II Is
Saiu that next III attn the lac - ''' rnl
ploy uohe bu; unitn men,
Miss Mary McKeon, oi Streato "a1 De
the purst of Mrs. stuart the eal V par q
the week.
One of the novel sights alta recent lun'i
Was the prominence taken ~ tNu IVA
candidates for the collectprshl 'I
Donghue rode on the hrarse and N'IN
Weller, his competitor, rode III the next
carriage. i,,
W.en La Sale Polanders get married,
the next thing on the programme Is i"f
them 10 have their tinypes taken
john Early, the young man "h" ran
away recently on the night previous 10 ms
marriage, is back in town. Inc Oride was
ready for the ceremony ana the 'ari1HSe
truye up to her house TO take her 10 lhe
church, but the groom was non e"' lh'7
wa n few weeks ago.
Harry Adams show last week are" 'he
biggest houses of any company at popular
prices that ever played 10 La Sane
audiences. ,...,,t,
Instead of laying out their surplus wealth
in aiding the interests OF the city, La sane
business men blow IN thousands am .~.y
on the Board Of Trade in Chicag" L.i3e
number of influential business men IN 'hi'
CITY are heavy gamblers on the Board
Thomas Cassidy, the livery man VINO
WAS shot by Anton Ross"k lie" weeks
ago, went to Ottawa "Wednesday 10 'rsu'y
before the grand jury koSseks lrIehu'
say that he will soon he Oalleu "n''
Col. Murty Corcoran Is the veteran Dus iNah
Ia AZ
engaged in the business here ior over oo
years. A., T,r,..,s
Monday night was the biggest IN ue ms
tory of the city, A number OF Va'uaoIe
prizes were given
i, is thought that at the submitting OF the
water works question at the next Guy eieC'
tion twill receive majority vote.
La Sale has "A candidate for sheriff anu
his name is John NJ. Welch.
William Finnan and Margaret lleth-
rjpp,op, daughter of eXald. b NJ. leth.
rIDpton, we're married by deputy sheriff
Hrlmig AT Peru last Sunday night
The ,apers here have ceased tier war
IL il stated that 10y the efforts oi some go
between Il truce has been patched up.
John McLauchlan Is again candidate
II
fort i, being made 10 defeat him Tor re-eiec-
lion. doc" Arlington is the victim whom
il il Thought could defeat Nc, but he can
no, be Induced to undertake the contract
Pat. D'balloran, who for wears past was
station agert al Peru, was recently appointed
10 the position made vacant by VI Barton
at La Sale and on Tuesday took charge OF
the Rock Islands interests at the latter place
II ANr trn all
ha. been rendered the position of cashier OF
the Spring Valley National Bank, and he
has also been appointed station agent OF the
Rock Island at that point
William Dempsey. an old resident OF this
city. uied in the Sisters Hospital at Chi
capn last week, and it Is stated that he
wiIIed the Sisters of this city $4,000. AS
vet The amount is not positively known, but
il /, thought that this is about the sum. Tie
had been near deaths door on other ocCa-
siou,, had his vi made, always inserting "A
large beQupst for the Sisters here. Should
this reuurt prove true, n portion of the be.
,,u,st will be spent in building residence
fer th,, Sisters near their academy, and in
making additions and Improvements to the
school
Urs. Callahan left Tuesday for Ottawa,
illness of her daughter, Miss Nell. Gala
han who WAS taken i'll while on IA visit 10
Mr., Lawrence. DR. Arlington went mp on
IN. same train to visit the sick lady. Miss
E,lIth an has many friends in this city who
will receive with uni ounded pleasure any
news # her being better,
This is great town for building up
rnsnnlactories on paper. One of the latest
A unntlumuD WAS in the
civ the other day who irered To locate
gucn mandatory in the city If the bust
ness men would give him S25,OOO. Inc
nrnno,ition is as monstrous rs it is absurd
and the clock works will go the way of the
nh works. iron founlries, and the LoIt
osly knows what else. The youth will b'
numbered with the Oldest inhabitants er,
the city sees either the nail works or clocl
works established.
Il w M,tthpssen, of the NJ & III. Iint
Works, is president and manager of n Cleve
land firm which is largely Interested In thu
manufacture of kaolin. This gentleman
fer several months past, has resided i'll tina
city. coming home only at occasional II
tervals
TIE political pot is sizzling just now.
the township election The great contest wi
h. over the collectorship. Tim Dologhu
has held the Office fer four or I'VE year
past, and has invariably asked the suppo
OF his friends for reelection on the pie
tina, he would not again he "A candidate. \
J. Weller will make the attempt to d
feat Tim. Matters In the school board ele
zion are assuming tone OF earnestnes
Phil. Conlin and 5. p. Hall retire, and thei
are an alarming number of candidates see
ing their shoes. Hall would like TO
again returned if he thought there was NJ
snow, but as he Is accused OF taking Il
much care of Mr., lleiser's interests, h
candidacy would receive a serious set bd'
from this source and be the innocent mea
of defeating him probably Phil. Conf
is n perpetual chronic candidate, and G.
always be relied upon to run for somethi
Official He will be candidate for re-el'
lion, but he would not be elected II I
teachers had their say, as he Is the III
viduaI who agitated the reduction of the
salaries after they were hired and the me
ure went into effect They tolerate him
cause they must. John Scanlon, the Erie
Of the school ma'am," rs he Is called, a
joan Martin, together with DR. Clenden
are also candidates. The doctor is bel
urged for the race by Prof Thomas, tn
are particular friends and the doctors "
n,irht come in handy There is going