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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

81. LOUIS, Mo-, jane i2-uastI.
KY equipments 1905 market firm rood AZ ~ y
sniPping and export s. i0a5 IA. co,n, ~ .noicc
s,dt eOi butchers steersS spsa a - ~, lalr
ana una he,iers = a5SS Is grass Texas 81 s NM W
hogs-k Receipts o055; shipmenis GO. ar,1sa !. ~
shade higher; 81 OOa4 SCI shecss aoeNe and
o. shipments none; STEADY al 81 asaa so e'p's
ShloAao, Ill. June 1.-The provers, Ia.
n VA reporter CatteReceipts 1000, shtr, sout.
Nv market steady; shipping steert 's w W
stockers and feeders 81 gsdi s1. rcsra h3i
ana mixed q oudS 90; bulk 81 s6aa eos x uulis
Texas cattle s. 00at 90. sil s ven
h d.lnl . eeoo opeDed higher and cissed
wents " ooef ~ sheep. Receipts 900; shin.
v 25at 20, Lambs, 81 snal co. natives
In hSASsas oIn6 MO June lTho Live stock
inents none, firm; cnolce 10 fanbv ~ No., shp-
i "a no 70 good y eoai % common q mes,nv
81 ca,.9 ~ ~ stockers and feeders s. 9sSs SS
men' q 6tll opened steady but closed weaF ana
, low " ovSs W, sheep Receipts "a shipmcnts
TO medium ST bQd2 a0 VV'ooHlihoh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
GENERAL MARKETS..
Produce ana Prnyisions.

eviff, Mo. June l2.--Wheat stronger;
sash 5S1Sc bid: July 551Sc asked;
'Aee Corn quiet; No . ca h 24Iic bid;
July &c bid; 269Sc a,kedj August
|sked.
VkLEAss, La, June IL. - Flour,
weak choice So 9004 90; fancy
n extra fancy 81 40@5 SO; Minnesota
~ wheat patents 81 10000. Corn dun
Il mixed 46e; white 46G47c. oats
over choice western 36k GSlo.
II,me u 45dl So; choice 81 65Gl 10
sle.s strong. Pork 80 40, Lard,
uefce, So 10. Bulk meats,
|. q = 90; long clear and
.SetH. Bacon, shoulders 50 co. long
eseaf rib So 40. Hams, choice SUGAR
,sssed. $40 500l0 10. Whisky, quiet
|4s1; Coffee dull Rio caTgoes, 5AG
TX uuli Sd45Sc. Cotton seedproducts
E,, w seneraliy higher; prime crude
NY NY meal lsA@l9c. Sugar dull open
~ okci strictly prime 5hG5Ac;
1Aolce white, II l6o, OIL white
49, yellow, clarified, 54c; prime
S.mnea, 1'fci seconds, 4hd5 1850.
si5i eenultugals, prime 20 strictly
49, open. kettle, good prime 70
. s. &c. Exchange, New York
M Ill, June l2.-Flour quiet and
AZ Nheat Hteadier, and closed &c
IN 1sessNrday ; June 72H 0T8l6c, closed
,s'ss l5tEc, closed 74Ac; August
t,esed lo'tc. Corn firmer; cash Soc !
|f,s~' closed 35c; July sos G56hc,
~ august So O. l6G56 l5-l6c. closed
aA hilner; cash s. 80; July s. %,
y n, august s. a25a6s 81, closed
~ 'sssuyi caeh s. l2k July So l7iSd
AM <. AugustS5 2096 221s, closed
As,,. ~ Sides steady, cash s. 90.
N X steadyi dry salted shoulders
"a. oi' clear sides IS 75G5 80.
m. 40 June I2-rlour quiet and
~ ~ IN. active and higher; opened de,
4ltr,itseu on &c, recovered slightly,
ID elas, declined "a hc,rallied sharp
',slsse and finished 482fc higher
no 20. z red cash Toe; June and
'8@g eiosing Axe; August 7iAG
.st ~, vorn very dull and about
~ 1Hed cash S0sSa32c; Jaly 52c;
RI n, pa.a very dull, only nominally
III sii,aNes l cash 2d625Sc: July 2fdc
ERiiy uld. Corn meal flrm at 81 05.
~ " ~ Wool active and arm
Farae PROVISIONS active, strong.
~ s9es - Lard nominal at So %.
p f,Sag loose lots, long O ear, s. 90;
~ 10 snort clear Ks 75; boxed lots.
~ AZ. snort ribs IS 40; short clear
eoT I'M -aa higher; long clear So o5
sli A. zoa6 % short clear So 80
-Afn a. lokai2c'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
Gulf, Colorado & Santa FG
RAILWAY COMPANY
Secretarv's Office.


10 tho Stockholders OF the Gulf, Colorado \
Santa 70 Railway company
Notice II hereby given, pursuant 70 IN
order Of the board of directors Of said
company, that a meeting OF all the stock
holders Of said company IL called, TO be
held at the general Office Of said company
at the city Of Galveston on Monday, the
l4th day OF June next, 1886, at ~ O'Clock
M, TO consider and sanction, u II be
their wish, the increase Of the capital
stock Of said company so that the same
shall amount TO ten millions Of dollarsi
also the obtaining of an amendment 70
the charter Of the company authorizing
such increase. WATERS s. DAVIS,
Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
ordinance No. S97
=. IN ~ tIN-InI. IN The ClLY lOunclI 0

nF IN ORDAINED by INC UIVy VVuHU1 "
Is the CITY Of Fort Worth ,.,i.,
80 tn any business, calling, ayocaiton or oe,
seSSstlon. which By an ordinance Of me f asei
civ Is subject TO license taX without i IaSs
having obtained said ieehee, ne, ~ s9 nv 81
sns de- court DO liable to Imprisonment! or
M ~ ten doliars, or both imprisonme NJ an
such fine for each day such violation, o. nee
~ ~ iii annIv To ali persons owing any license
ana N ling TO pay the same. sara hnPil9on
ment not 70 exceed fifteen days 100, ,,d
sec. q This ordinance shall oe IN H., ~ re-
take effect from and niler ''s PupH'A''
quired by law. mead June 3. iss6
Fllcu yu ~ =, isss II. u. EARLY
Recorueu Jun" - CITY Secretary.
rrhis ordinance not having been approveu
~, disapproyed WITHIN the three daye, az pis !.
hul TX, Tie enarter takes effect the sAnS as
n aSnToyed III. n. EABLN, City secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

LElss, La. June l2.- Cotton--spot
etand unchanged.
II tales.
opened easy, ruled and closed steady,
lis over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
he Summer route to Now York, via Galveston
and
Mallory Steamship Line.

Tor further information address,
fArtes y. Clark, a.. -. Lusk,
genoral Passenger Union Ticket Agent
Aren't, Galveston, Fort Worth
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GalYantnn.

9VoL, June l2.-Holiday, Whitsuntlde
also Monday and Tuesday.
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on CHANGE.
.,,.as Fractions and Futures
4. three TO Four Points
tswer- Money Easy.

"a weak, Fluctuated Widely
c,a.cd Higher-Live Stock
transactions Brisk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

ir1, June IL. The visible supply of
iheworld SATURDAY,, June IL, according
Tai Chronicle, is as follows;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,lI2, $3.50
\ hstyear ........... ..... 2,0S7, 1888
Z decrease ................ %, 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
New.York.

New! v ork.
oEH, June l2.-Cotton-spot closed
|.fls bales.
Isgc; good ordinary skc; low mid.
i l6c; middling SIC; good middling
ding fair 10 9-l8c.
n eiOsed quiet and steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

tnd baggage cheoka 60 All polnis In tho
United states
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
..sa,.tsu coNsoLs.

~ ,ars lq.-Consols closed at 100 l5- 10
!, June ~. -.stVcks and bonds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

A NEW ROUTE no
NavhsotR and Montgomery, via eomoryillo, and
tho only All.TAil route TO brentwood
VIA Temple and l.hmpRsRs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

BB.--we are State Agents for the Ohio Valley
Coihn Co., manufacturers Of Burial Cases aud
Caskets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
VWyMTSv A -
N GA-A-<AS
Midland Route |
Gnli, Colorado 4 Santa Fe Rilsa,
MOVEMENT OF TRAINS
Daily Zach way betweon

Daily each way between
FORT WORTH,
Olcburne, Morgan, MoGIogor, Temple. nolton
LampAEaa, Brownwood, Cameron, MiAno,
Caldwell, Somervoll nfOnham, Bell
WHO, Rosenberg, uouston
and Galyueton,
TIME TABLE,
effect March T. 1890. Through ExproaA, Gal.
yeston, Houston and Intermediate points
cave Fort Worth, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 800 a. m,
Arrivo Houston, s..,,,...t,........iO,a h y. m,
Arrivo Galveston .ai.,a..,,.....,..il 1873 D. m.
soAva Galveston, Observation-Disclosures. 500 u. ~.
Arrive Fort Worth, .,i.,+.,u,t aliap m,
Accommodation Train Cloburno and Inter.
mediate pointa;
Leave FORT Worth, ,a...,...... Git5p, m,
ArriVo Clehurno ,.....44....,4,.,,., Zoo y. NJ,
cave Cloburnc, Observation-Disclosures 40 40 a m.
lrrivO Fort Worth ,.,,...,...,t....lla6 A. m,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13
The Only Route

Running eolid through traina between
FORT WORTH and GALVESTON
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lIpIs, 100 bales,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Gone to the Wall Again.


| Saturday the great manufacturing Il rm OF
II. A. Pitts Sons. of Marseilles. made an as
signment to 2. " Ruger. OF this city The
company failed three years ago. hut by the
issuance Of bonds TO their creditors and Civ.
ing their trust deed they were enabled to
resume business. The entire Indebtedness OF
@ quarter Of million dollars they contract
ed to nay in three equal insIallments. The
first Two installments of $S4. 900 each had
been paid and the last became due the first
of this year, which they were unable to pay
The day previous to the assignment the
Commercial National Bank of Chicago OBJ
tanned Judgment agains, the firm in the
Circuit Court here for g so and an execu
,ion was Immediately issued. This caused
the assignment, but before doing so the
company confessed judgment in favor of
their employees Nearly all the heavy cred
it0rs are nonresidants Of this country, and
this, together with the fac, that il will take
some days yet ere II schedule Of assets and
liabilities can be m de out. gives but very
little reliable data rs far AZ figures are con
cerned. In conversation with q prominent
citizen OF Marselles recently the FREE Ira
DER man was informed that the liabilities In
round numbers would foot up $50, co., The
firm were the manufacturers Of the celebra ed
PITTS Sons Threshing Machines, and it is
said the company will be able 10 effect set
Element with their creditors and resume
business shortly.
In n brief conversation with Mr. Bull, one
Of the firms attorneys, concerning the fail.
ure some further facts were elected. AT the
beginning OF June SO the firm owed in
round numbers $2O0,O0o of which that
gentleman states 500, 90 are still due: of
this latter amount $40, 900 are now secured.
All Of the creditors had agreed 10 an exten.
sion Of time for payment of the firms obi
cations. The Commercial National Bank got
hold of some of The firm s paper to the
amount Of $1,000, and would not extend
the time when The noes fell due, and the
firm deemed il advisable t. make an assign
ment and permit MI their creditors to share
and share alike. MIR. Bull says that the
Messrs Pitts were working tremendously
TO pay off the Indebtedness and would have
succeeded had they secured II reasonable eX.
tension from the bank They had lived
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Winter Exit--spring Enter.

The great winter sale at II. }. GILLRNs
closes within few days. when most OF the
goods will have been sold. The lots yet on
hand will be rare bargains to those who &c,
cure them. 1t is certain the many who have
purchased have saved . great deal Of money,
and there is still good opportunities there.
A few extra bargains yet in Cloaks.
The Silk stock sill continues TO be the
marvel Of the town. That such prices on
such quality Of silks haze never been known
here before is the universal comment.
Spring goods are arriving daily, and the
stock promises to keep the reputation Of the
house up to it, high water mark.
Those emtroideries are superb and very
cheap for tina, class Of goods.
All departments show new goods and are
making special prices on wooden goods yet
on hand.
Please call and examine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Died.

Rev DR.. Julian NJ. Sturtevant deceased
Feb. nth, less than one month after Mrs.
Sturtevant. Mr.. Sturtevant WAS born in
Connecticut, July 1905. At an early age his
parents removed to Ohio, and had log cabin
experiences. After graduating at the col
lege, be with few other young men came to
Illinois and laid the foundation of Illinois
| College at Jacksonville in 1899. DR.. Edward
Beecher served as It's president fourteen
years. Since then Mr.. Sturtevsnt has pre-
sided there until within few years, when
he Voluntarily relinquished it's presidency,
though continuing his place Of instruction
lie has done a great work as scholar, as min.
lister, IS man; was widely known, hon
ored, loved, revered.
Thursday afternoon the funeral Of John
Harmon, sr., aged 20, occNrred from the
residence of Joseph Aubrey, 6l0 West Jack
son street. The body was brought here from
Strawn, Livingston county, where deceased
had been lately making his home with his
daughter, Nrs, Archie McMullen. John Har-
mon was for many years resident Of Wal
than township, being one Of the old settlers
Of that vicinity and was the father of Joseph,
Annie and John Harmon.
Tuesday, Mayor Allen received telegram
from Hastings, Neb, conveying the sad in
telligence that Durley Dent died that day.
AbOu, five years ago he left this city where
he had for the two years previous been stu
dying law in the office of Z, p. Bull lie was
admitted TO the bar in 70. He was engaged
in the real estate and loan business at Hast
ings, was about 80 years Of age, aud leaves
young wife and two little children TO deplore
his sudden taking away by typhoid fever.
About three weeks ago he stopped off in this
city for few hours on his way to Washing
ton, D. c. The funeral took place Wednes-
d0y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
$3.50
Buys pair Of prime pebble goat button
shoes q; J. Megsffins.

Coroner Clenienin, of La Sale, was called
TO Stroator Thursday to hold On inquest on
the body Of John Hall, twelve years of age,
who died that day from injuries, tits alleged,
received AZ the hands Of q comrale, MILFORD
Cook, who beat him some two months ago.
At the post norton there was found an sbra-
scess near the liver, which had broken and
discharged itself into the abdominal regions.
The physicians thought this was sufficient to
produce death. The boy had been under
doctors care since receiving his Injuries.
Young Cook has not been arrested, the iary
returning O verdict Of death by disease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

The annual masquerade Of the Ottawa
Turnverein Society took place at their hall
Monday night, and wss great social and
financial success "a usual. The galleries
we're crowded With spectators and the dane
ing door OF the hall WAS we'll filed with the
makers. The proceedings opened With the
arrival Of the immigrants at Castle Garden,
followed by the grand march. in which al
took part, the procession being led by Mr..
Chas. Heinrich sr, and Miss Cora Heinrich,
as the Prince and Princess Of Germany, the
latter having one OF the hands0mest and
richest costumes Of the evening. The first
prize, So sss awarded the colony Of immi.
grants just landed, which consisted Of Mrs.
Witte, Mrs. Glenn, Wm. Duncan and son
Miss Sophia Dreifuss. Mrs George Fischer,
Miss Minnie Glenn, Mrs, Metager, Miss I'D.
die Kein, Adam Keim. MIR. AMI Mrs. Mad
Ter, Pred Ackermsn, Jacob Blsck. Herman
Keim, Miss Hattie Dreifuss, Miss Nellie
Bernhard, Mrs. Nette, Mrs. Beg, Mes Lou.
lisa Schaefer and Miss Nellie Haas There
were very many elegan, a. well rs novel COS
tumes. The committee on priEes-W. s.
Wheeler. 3. s Willis and L, A. Perry
awarded the frst prize Of SO for the best
character costume to the Gyp.y Queen, Miss
Clara Gssel, and the second prize Of 81 ,c
the Russian Princess. Mis- Annie Piester
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Aspeeial meeting Of the council convened
on Friday night OF last week TO take action
on the matter of the revocation of Jerry
Canty's saloon license. \ petition had been
circulated asking the mayor TO restore CAVITY
bis license, but the mayor refused to act
alone in the mater and special session OF
the council was called to settle the question.
There we're present all members except Ad.
Thomas when the question came up for .
vote those present voted against restoring
the license, except Aids. White and Maher
Who voted aye.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Z. J. MoDGE, Secretary.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ttsell request the
FsEE IRA DIR 10 return their sincere thanks
10 the many good and kind friends and
neighbors who profered their help and sy m
Fathy in the recent sad death Of their ron.
The consolation Of knowing that their good
neighbors felt for them in their affection
greatly sofsened the pain and sorrow tbs,
wrung With anguish fathers aud mother s
heart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Saturday there died at the county asylum
an old veteran, Elijah Barrow-, in the Goth
year of his age. He was no iou@ the only
surviving soldier Of the war Of 1872 in this
region, and had been for many years resi-
dent of this county, beinga at one time in very
wealthy circumstances at Sheridan. The
body Of this old soldier was conveyed to Nil
ling,Ca for interment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Lon I'Iergue

Sets the best table in the city for the money.
lie gets up an excellent dinner for business
men and others for % cents. He can give
you good meal At any time Of the day and
until II at night. Bulk oysters. oranges,
lemons and candies also on hand Bottled
beer for family use. McGuinniss's Porter
and McEwan's Edinburgh Sparkling Cream
Ale for sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
Cheaper than Ever.

I have TO close out the entire stock OF
boots and shoes owned by Thomas Spencer
Good chillren's shoes, new stock of ladies
and misses fine shoes, and boys shoes,
cheaper than ever before Offered. a few
more pairs Of boys boots at one half what
they cost Remember, must close in few
days. Gro. j. GROsHESs,
Ashlpneo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

The annual meeting of the La Sale County
bible Society will be held in the NJ. f. church
next Sunday evening. Addresses by the
pastors Of the Congregational, Presbyterian
and Methods, churches. All are cordially
invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
UAIIkl1hn.V

On Thursday evening, Feb. 9th, ali lovers
of comic opera will enjoy treat, as the
opera house management have succeeded in
securing, for the above date, Gilbert & Su!li-
vans latest and most successful comic opera
in two acts, entitled The Nikado," or
Town Of Titipu," interpreted by the only
Juvenile Miksdo Co. in the world. The
company is the largest and most complete
ever organized, and embraces in the cast and
chorous over fifty chiIdren's voices, and
carry all the magnificent japanese co tunes
and properties for the opera. The prices OF
admission will he SO and 10 cents. Reserved
seats will be on sale Monday morning at 9
0 clock for 20 cents each.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
GOLD MEDAL

Is the Best,
II. A. Butler has received another car OF
Gold Medal" -four from Minneapolis, the
very BEST -four tina, comes 70 this market.
Try one sack and you will use no other. He
has 81, 900 pounds of this celebrated -four.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

we are authorized to announce that Mr., AL THOMAS
win be q candidate for Office of Highway Commissioner
of the Town Ottawa at the ensuing town election.
we are auth0tizcd TO announce that Slr. JOHN
HALEY viii be u candidate for Town Collector q; the
ensuing town election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
What 81 Buys.

- lbs dried peaches for 81.
- lbs prunes for 81.
- lbs rice mot broken for 81.
8 10 cans table peaches for 81.
10 ID cans tomatoes for 81
10 ID cans pie peaches for 81.
Us dried haekberries for 81.
Aaj everything else in the grocery lice
cheaper than ever al Brsxr bs6s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20
W heller

Was the hr-t to Gu, the price Of photographs
and give the public the benefit Of the rejuc-
ton; and he will continue TO make photo
graphs @, three dollars per dozen until fur
Their notice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

The lsiies Of the NJ Z. church will give a
Japanese and Chinese entertainment in their
church parlors, Friday evening Of next week.
1t will be something unique and entertaining,
as there will be presen, two gentlemen from
the Celestial Kingdom whose business it will
be to make the evening pleasure to all who
will core
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Is, as its name implies. II friend Of the ladies
and il by long odds the best, cheapest and
most durable carpet .tceeper known. War
rantel satisfactory or money refunded. Man
ufActured for and cold by F. A. KENDALL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Ottawa snl SireRtor billiarhsts are liable
20 meet in a tournament for championship
honors soon. Why not include La Sale and
Mendoza sni ge. up No. billiard enter
tainment here' There is material enough in
the four cities for such tournament
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

The Presbyterans will worship at the
Methodist church to morrow evening and
take part in q union service in benalf Of the
Bible Society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Is headquarters for fine spectacles Eyes
carefully tested and fitted by Johnson's pat
ent dioptric eye meter. No extra charge for
examination Of eyes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

4 census Of the Ottawa public schools las
just been completed by Supt. Thorpe, which
shows that there are |, 300 pupils in attend
auce in the schools of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Fowler & Warrington Skipped by the
Lgh, Of The Moon wss one OF the best com
edy shows Ottawa people Witnessed here in
several years. and The nviieuce should have
been larger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

Az will be seen by our report below there
has been a big boom in matrimonial circles
this week. Tuesday vas red letter day
for licenses since the beginning Of the year,
Deputy County Clerk McKcon issuing eleven
marriage licenses on that day. Il WAS n sort
Of haryes, for the little god Cupid who is
now industriously at work urging union of
hearts ere Lent sets in.
MARRIAGES
The following have recently been granted
licenses to marry:
Christopher c HARRIET aud Rebecca Ma
Key.
william f Culver and Hattie Foley.
Patrick Hsatcn and Mary Farley.
Nicholas Frederick and Anna Trucken-
brod
Clyde Warner and Maggie May Duff.
Geo F Bliss and Birdie Taylor.
DavidJ McCann and Elizabeth A Cieal.
James Mclean and Bridget Haughtigan.
Thos b Strosnider and Clara Wisemsn.
George W Sweet and LAME c EIodkinson.
John Perra and Leontina Syinbek.
Lawrence Ruds and Mrs Eva Leuska.
Thomas Fox and Mary L Dunn.
Patrick McManus and Maggie Ann
Thompson.
Christ ReddicS and Valeria A A Redman.
Hieronymu- Kuhn and Miss Nary Grieser.
Henry J Miller and Carrie K Hessen-
berger.
Herbert ~ Titus and Sadie 4. Ferguson.
John Gates and Lena Munsky.
liver Voogen and Gretta Gabrielson.
Hugh Chestuu, and Rachel Ms,horn.
Henry Hornberger and Mary Ra;h.
Richard Phillips and Mary T. Harris.
Robt II StObbs and Annie Brown.
Louis Hoffman and Maggie Lamps.
James VI killelea and Lizzie T NcIntyre.
Barney Spohn and Lizzie Fischer.
John Grosekrcutz 4 Franziska Gahnlske.
George Iisszler and Caroline Schech.
John W Tread and Mary A Busch.
Julius II Bar,hel and Ella VI Peshia,
Joseph Hauter and Anna Boehme.
Michael Gordon and Susan Durdan.
Geo Wagtbnowiez snd Frances Gorska.
Christoph HUM and Mrs Anna Damn.
John Duffy and LIME McGeary.
De Hanson and Betsey 0leson.
Frank SInfel and Anna iiarth.
Ammon S johnson and Frances NJ Horn.
Bernhard Swanson and Ella OlsoD.
Nicholas Heinesch and Susanna Schoben.
Chas 3 Kilburn and Rettie l. Newcomer.
Danl b Newcomer and Mary Webster.
Louie Glenn and Teressis MehernaD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-20

That A. T.. Loyeioy & Co. are selling so much
hard coal? Il IN because they have got the
best that ever was sold in Ottawa. They also
handle the very best Of son, lump and
washed nu; coal An orders left with them
will receive promp, delivery. Telephone &C.