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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
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No 8 ~ Pine o.. New. y Drt-

August H. 1883
IT HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l HOLDERS n tho CAMERON IRON AND COAL
COMPANY or the election o. directors 90 serve Tor the en-.
NAV lien DO presented Will De held the on r Of The
COMPANY In PHILADELPHIA. Penn, No ia South
an ~ iIelger Bulliingl Rooms 7, g. AMI 10. on
wEDNEs Day, SIT MBEE 1855 At II seIocA noon;
frra1sser hoO k Will close Win the FAENtRo' LOAN
AND TRf- ST COMPANY. transfer agents NeW-hork. on
August "a ANA fcmln closed until after the meeting.
Polls opcn from IL % ] D. M
~ WILLIAM b. SHOVE
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financial.
20 WALI~ST
NETWORK. AUG. Is 1888.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDER OF THE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Tho committees for the reorganization Of the CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY and the
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COM.
PANY have agreed subject the approval Of the holders
Of the securities they represent Of those be Issued
In place thereof that their respective lines shall be oper
ated IN close connection under single management thus
forming desirable route shDr In distance and with a.
favorable grades any line between tho CENTRAL
WEST and tide-waicr the ATLANTIC COAST
Inc agreement contemplates ultimate transfer OF the
railroad Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY COM
PANf 70 the ownership control Of the CHESA'
PEAkE AND OHIO COMPANY Its successor
Upon tho surrender y the certificates Issued by
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY representing
stock and bonds Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY. deposited under the existing
plan Of rc0rgani1 alton will issue. In exchange there
fof our negotiable receipts which entlte the holders
thereof under the agreement between the two commit
tees 70 bonds and stock when issued provided
therein.
The right to participate therein ia conditioned. in tn.
case OF each holder desiring to participate. his
deposIing his present certificate with duly indorsed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE reserves the right 70 limit the time within
which deposits a. above may be made with us or to tx
penalties subsequent deposits ard those who wish TO par
tieipae plan should therefore deposit thor GER
tlncaes delay the Offer TO receive them
being subject all respects to the control Of the
committee.
Copies OF the agreement between 'he two eommittees
and o. relating thereto ard other Information,
may be had application at our oaiec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

NEW-YORK. Sept l. 1888
DEFACLT having this day occurred in the
~ payment OF the coupons Of he Int, national aud
6 eat Northern T. r Co. per cent Bonds Of 1909 the
un1rrs gnet owning and representing arge
number have the request OF many other
iOndhol er constituted themselves Committee Tor tht
protection 4 the Interests concerned.
The bon Holder who have not already done 40 are re-
que.tei their names, adtcses ard The
number Of bonds Nnel to James A. Roosevelt Chal man.
81 Finest, NeN-Nois- -..-
JAMES A ROOSEVELT
Messrs. Roosevelt { son, 81 Pne-st Y. Y
THOMAS DENNY
messrs Thomas Denny ( Co., 80 P.nest., n. Y
KENNEDY TOD.
Messrs. J. Kennedy Tod c., SO Wllam-st., y. Z
CHARLES y. DfCKEY, JR.
Messrs. Brown Brothers Co. 81 MaIl.st. n. y
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REORGANIZATION
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND Ohio GRAIN
ELEVATOR Go.

Holders n about % per in amount Ok The bonds
q the CHESAPEAKE AID ONO GRAIN ELEVATOR
COMPANY tand the stock appei tainns therefor having
already accepted tho provisions Of the reorganization
agreement dated 1855 holders OF the outstand
ing bond, and notified 10 deposit same pursuant
to SAID plan. with Messrs DREX Ell, MORGAN co.
% Wali-t New. York on before September Is. 1883
Cope, OF reorganization agreement may be Obtained
On application az their Office.
Holders of stock without bonds Wi be allowed 30
cent Of the psr value Of their In tho new income
bonds
Deposits 0, bonds or stock after September H. 1855
will received only such terms and subject TO such
penalties AZ the committee may prescribe
New.YoTk, Aug. 81. 1883.
C. IL. CO. TER,
*. J.tRD--,
A. J. THOMAS, rouuitter
EkN- . II NLhANN,
HENRY W u. tDfE,
&. l.. MORGAN,
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST s4rHsr., N r DAILY.
~ 40. so. 50. 10 90 = u II 90 'oV - 90
s 80, so. 90 p ~ ,o .o , zo
SUNDAYS. . 10 . 20. 10 40 M ~" - : wv
3 so 4 80 7. . 10 y. IA .. =. -.
All trains 10 Long Beach except these marked > con-
meet with NJ arine hallway for POINT LOOKOUT
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finantial.

financial.
CyERYBODY's INVESTMENT.
ts5 90 per share, par value.)
CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY
OF THE STATE OF NETWORK. Incorporated in 1881
wha, moro secure investment could than that In
this company who supply the consumers WIZ" 'H7 ''"''
article OF coal.
We now number about thousand shareholders ard are
constantly increasing and srges. business In this
llpe. We also insure
Elk PER CENT DEBENTURE BONDS AT
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, INTER
EST PAYABLE MARCH SEPTEMBER
There are mortgages tho comDanys property Cca1
Is q necessity. fancy scheme.
Applications may be made the onces OF the company
Broadway. go Gth-sye., y. y
TRUSTEES:
Major. General Daniel +. sickles L. S. A.
Henry Dexter President American News Company.
C. stewar. schenck Press L. , Transportation Co
S. y. Hyde. PAU Co,ter John H. hnee!and
NEw.YORK Aug. H. 1905.
rrHE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
1 ROAD COMPANY has just sold to syndica,e the
tn 90 millions Of It's cent Impro'emen Mortgage
Gold Bonds recently authorized, the right
served Tor It's stockholders record September 9Th to
have priority in subscribing Tor the bonds whenever
offered publicly For the purpose Of sscesa.nng
who NAY be enuuel tIaG privilege, notice Is hereby
given thas the transfer BOOKS OF the AID preferred
stocks Will DO closed September 5-h and penel
the 10th idem. which dates the bonds Will To
offered Tor subscription.
By order Board Of Directors
WM. WAGNER, Secretary.
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NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW YORK. bOUTHAMpTON AND BREMEN.
s.eame5s .s,l fl"p R ~ 1917 or "a ~ HoookeH
Lahn. wed. Sept 8 a n Eiier Sat. Sept IS D m
A!er, We'd sep. y 10 IN saae. We'd. sep. 10. m
IiTsi OaO.n 80 and gy"slt berth. ding 10 10
cation Second Cabin. $50 berth Storage AZ lowest
oELRIcHs CO. No. . Bowling Green.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
bOWERY BAY BEACH

The most beautiful popula Family Summer Resort ohj
o5 mIuutes sail from Ncw.Y YORK Accessible By segsnl
steamboats HOURLY from Harlem bridge, East l30tn 81
and 80 ave. from m. " m Directly 70 rtsa
Boweiy Bay Reach fare l5c excursion zoe chiiren O.
excursion lOc also railroad, from o2ds- lA<
,oria, ferry from O. n. I'LL midnight Fare. loo
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6iiuations Uanieo-femaIss.

.-A-Mme Jacqu4n furnishes families with superior
\ holm uae and female all national Tie, aud
1y: specially French and German gOvernesses maids
nurses Coz 6thave. ; upstairs.
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Brooklyn proprrip for Sale anO Go Get

THESE HOUSES CAN BE SEEN ONLY BY PERMIT;
a. sthsvr n iincoln pl sty stone 10 rooms 9 900
% fo'sIemonxt Henry.sL ga sty stone is rooms 800
tr,ssa@nt - ~ sth ave- 4 sly brick new . / 500
80 :, Ioh1,. nj SHAVE sy stone IL rooms ! 200
-o5 G. Iohn,s hi n -thaye sty stone IL rooms 100
tSS :, Narx,s Ave Flatbush sty stone 10 rms 600
i5y - Johns nj 7th.sve 8 sly stone 10 rooms 1000
81 81 gohns ri 7th.sve sly stone 10 rooms 1000
,Si Siinton.zNs n Mvr,le ave stSe II ! 600
20 c,eene-sve Re frd syc s,y brlck and stone
~ Creene ave n TtankIn.sVe sty stone, IL 900
81 prssiSent..t a Clinton 4 sy stone is rooms $50
80 fe-k.u n Corlton-ave 3 sly stone l3 rooms 800
1.S ist-sf cor 7th.sve B sty stone. II 800
j S. FeiX.st o DeKabave. sly stone, 10 rms go
faS, Stf.aye Berkley nj 8 siy stone II rooms 700
liz Is,-n Courts sty ard cxtn stone II rms 500
"a <; Natk'ea1e n 5th-sve sty brick il rooms $50
Tron-st eth stv ston
i6S e,hSVe sfy stone II rooms 500
M "a r-olst he 9Th IN avs 3 sly stone 600
Also large list Of other desirable houses IN all
parts Of city. TO lot fun!shed and uniuTnished
Few CHOICE APARTMENTS TO LET IN
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H1TEl. BRISTOL.
HOTEL NORMAN lie,

BROADNAh Nd JNTiI-E NAN-h oRh-
The most comfortable ali complete FANNY hOlel y
thu CIV On he European llal. with restaurant of De
cLllar excellence. ABSOLUTELY FllsEPEOOF.
~ FERDINAND = EARLE PROPRIETOR
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c onrtrn Bnarh.

l. RsT- CLASS BOARD n NODLtN CUL4h, ,..,u,
'ac.,ed ma newly furnished "a FI0nto-s Saratoga
hiIlIgs Oleno June - "'a - - -
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NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships.

y NEN-lV..R AND i.lVI.,,- OOl-
= ; CITY or ROME sails "Wednesday, sept 8. D. Il
sde. ely iour-a wednesday hereafter 80
CABIN. COO $50 al1 $50 =, Oiid AS 80.
GI'~GOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Turnessia. sept 5, a m Anchoha, ~ p. a m
L.i4.y.a. sept Is. ] b. DeNOula. sept 20,
RJtes OF p4-slge
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin. SIS sut so bec0ni class $50. St-cfaee $40
Travellers Circular Lcefs 81 credit aud D!ais any
amount issued a lowest current ratcs.
For book o. or, ~ furtiiei Information apply
HENDERSON BROTHEIss. B0wllng Green. y. Y.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

VI he Only direct me % -. ~,
PORTLAND. Ne, and COIIAC p CITY MAS
Steamer " lnthfOp leaves every WEDNESDAY Stcene
Ts.nor every saturday al ) p m, CONNECTING ~ ioGt
Cd Ur,hsri Poland Spring. White Mountains tsstpor,
- Iohn md AL points IL Maine. New brunswick ana can
az Eare 70 Portland 50 Excursion 80 To Couag
C'tr 81 Fxcurson. 81 Bar Hsthor = tcuI 20 :
IND u6ug berth 10 state room Fol ieleht ana psssAs
'T'' " Pier IS, Z. II. foot OF Ma 81
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Gitp propertn 60 Get.
BUSINESS propsrtp for Sale an> 20 CT

oy0yNING Grand Central Depot l3d. St. attractive
A s,s-s; large plate glass iroats; stean heat Apply
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Otean STEAMERS.
TAPAN-CHINA.
y OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND 'IIVFRploi-
10y CHICAGO saturday, SeIteml or ., D. H.
cry OF RICHMOND Saturday. sept 10. 30 u
CRY o. NEw-YoRK W 4nesdsy sept ~. D. m
From lnn.Al ~, loot " 1ss Jels ; ~, can
N Outward $50 and s35. prepaid sSo. sIkEhA"E-
s20' PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Genera Agents
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WHITE STAR LINE.

W I0R eJ ELysTowtNSr Az. AID LIvERp0oL
CELTIC Capt Irving Wednesday. September g. 4 o. ~
GERMANIC Capt Gles1eil. We'd, Dept ~ 10 N
sADRiATIC Capt Cameron, Wei. Sept - 4 D. IN
BRITtNNIc cspt ra6rSeli' Wei. sept 20 a n
RATEs-ss,oon $50. 500 $50 and 500. Return tick
an favorable % q
~ 100 limited or r srl"nd caJlu PASSENGERS
e.-,eo on these rate sSO cAourslon fo5 For
q iAfofIatlOn apply the
ra1Hoanv's ofice No a. Broadway New York.
NOhpaAy 49, j. EKNCE IsMAY. Aren't
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Gents fine shoes at J Megafiin's.
Farewell Tour of the Ten About the

Farewell Tour of the Ten About the
Council Chamber.
The old council met AZ council for the
last time on Tuesday evening. Messrs
Corcoran, We'll, Maher, Hayne and Titus
hold over, while Dinneen, Prichard, Burke,
MacKinley and Hull, retire; but two of whom
-Messrs. Diuneen and Hull-are candidates
for re.election; and if elected the new
seven new
Clerk Ed. Kelly was absent. AID Tom
Burke acted as clerk pro TEN.
The ordinance granting the right of way
to the c., r. |. Il p. r. r. Co. for switch
at the organ factory, running 700 feet on
Joliet street, was reported and passed 1t
provides that the company shall be respon-
sble for all damages, construct the track
according to the grades of the street, place
fagmen and gates on the crossings whenever
ordered by the council, give IS 900 bonds
conditional for the faithful performance of
the duties and obligations imposed, and
commence and prosecute all condemnation
suits within six months. remonstrance
from Chas E. Petit, Carl Poltrock and A.
Lynch, against allowing the franchise was
ordered recorded.
The vote declining to allow the South
Ottawa Imp. Assn. the freedom of the city
gravel bed was reconsidered, and permission
granted,
The street and alley committee we're in
structed to lay tile crossing On the alley
adjoining Whites Hotel and the ten faded
from view like winter bonnet.
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We sell ) gallons of oil for 6jc, or one gal
lon for be Bulk starch DC, or Bib. boxes for
2Oc. Saeratus 7c; corn starch Sc; good figs
&c; 2,hoop pail l3c, and real good broom
for zoe; prunes DC.
Prices baking powder and Climax tobacco
4jc per pound; large 3-h0op tub for 6Oc and
awashboard for lSc.
full line of early potatoes on hand and
more on the road.
We have lots of goods that we sell cheap
Come and take them. &. NJ. SHAW,
The 80 Years Grocer.
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THE MOTHERS FRIEND SHIRT WAIST.
Sole Agents for La Sale County.

Sole Agents for La Sale County.
The ladies Of Ottawa aud vicinity are re.
spectfully invited to call and examine our
large line of MOTHERS FRIEND SHIRT WAISTS
for the little ones. The sizes are for boys
from TO Is years.
These waists are something new, pretty
and serviceable. They are made without
buttons, which saves constant mending and
wear and tear They will outlast any other
three waists. To do away with the old
style of buttons attached TO waists detach.
able web band, with riveted buttons, goes
with each and every waist
Our much looked for first installment was
received yesterday. They are beauties.
Call early and see the new rage They
must be seen to be appreciated.
Yours truly,
A. ALsCHULRR,
West of court house.
P. S.-Warranted to fit.
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Dropped In,

The FREE TRADER man dropped in at
Werners yesterday, and found everything
in hustle with the store full Of buyers.
The new stock of solid wear, neat fitting,
late style shoes for ladies, gents and children
had just arrived, and if their appearance is
a sign of their selling qualities, Werner will
have no trouble in getting rid of them. lie
was too busy to talk advertising, and said
that he wodld have something to say next
week
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SOC Jap tea SOC, at Riale & Co.'S.

Rev. DR.. Frederick will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday, both morning and
evening. The morning topic will be, 1.-THE
Household of Faith In the evening the
discussion, in view of the approaching city
election, will be on the subject Of voting,
the privileges and duties Of citizenship, So.
The Sunday school meets at II m. Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m. On Saturday
at 800 will be the childrens' meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

John Stout. who has been interested in
the real estate business for some time past,
has added fire insurance. He will represen,
five first class companies and will be pre-
pared to give his patrons the most advants-
geous rates Mr. Stout is an energetic, live
business man, and our readers will find it to
their advantage to call upon him for any
thing IN his line. His office will be with d.
B. Snow, Armory block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

The series Of temperance meetings con-
Quoted by Mcconnell at the Streator NJ. Z.
church continues with undated interest.
Mr.. McCennell's oratory seems even to
bring unholy Streator to terms. Over 1900
people signed the pledge.
A large portion of the Hungarian popula.
tion of Streator we're at the Alton depot on
Saturday to witness the departure of thir.
teen Of their nationality for their homes in
the old country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Trees are budding rapidly, naples espe-
cially, and cherry trees, and if no heavy
frosts. there promises an increase over
small fruit from that of last year. Grass
already furnishes a tempting bite for cattle.
In many places in the city gardens, early po-
tatoes, peas, lettuce and radishes are in
the ground getting an early start.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

You cannot be too particular with MILL
merry, for hat in bad taste spoils the
toilet, no matter how becoming It may be.
Miss A. ID. Brady's new spring c)nsign-
ment will bear careful inspection. Un-
limited, variable, stylish-everything In
shapes and trimmings that fashion die
tates. Misses hats In endless numbers, IS
cents to any price. Cheaper this year than
heretofore, and more stock than elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

For all kinds Of agricultural implements
tools and garden seeds, buggies, carriages
harness, sewing machines and supplies at
bottom prices, 90 to F. b. Sweetser's, third
door North of postoffice. Call before you
make purchases, as we will sell close at
great bargains for the next 80 days. +. d. s.
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Anniversary Sale-J. r. Scott h Co.
This week completes our twenty years in
Ottawa. Next week will be our

AhiS WIN eomP'e'Vo WI s"Sn'y yeoho ~
Ottawa. Next week will be our
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.
Commencing Monday we shall commend
rate this event by offering some great bar.
gains each day.
MONDAY, 10th,
You can buy ladies' fine hose in Lisle thread
and fine English and French hose, worth
80 to zoe, for pc n pair Gents hose,
worth 25c, for 1859 pair. Ladies hose,
worth 10 to loo, for &c a pair.
TuEEDAY, 18th
Ladies' and gents handkerchiefs worth
20, % and SOC, choice l2!c
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
A lawn dress, ten yards, new styles, fol
25c.
THURSDAY, 10th.
New summer silks, all silk, 25c yard
Tricots, In new shades, 25c q yard.
FRIDAY, goth.
Table linens, towels and white goods
$50 towels for l2lc.
SATURDAY, 2lst.
Millinery, gloves and ribbons.
Prices quoted above only for the day
mentioned. J. Z. Soorr & Co.
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SOC Jap tea SOC, at Riale 81 Co.'S


Choice Dwelling Property
On Ottawa Avenue. Good brick house,
good barn, plenty OF fruit and shrubbery.
b acres choice land; in fact 1t is all that any
gentleman who desires an elegant home in
town, and yet free from the noise and hustle
Of the city could desire at the prices. Call
and see US. DR.. J. o. HARRIS & Son,
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SOC Jap tea SOC, at Riale & Co.'s.

House-oleaning, regular spring renova-
ton, is in order, and the sadest thing about
it, is the melancholy gaze ON the face Of the
heads of the family who have been accus.
toned to regular meals. 1t is this woe.be.
gone look on the faces of the Streator law
yers that caused the impression to get out
that Streator was consumptive town,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Convenient to Book Keepers.
Oliver Cornell is introducing among bus
mess men double index ledger which al
most keeps itself. It Is designed for petty
accounts, and takes up so little room it can
be kept in an ordinary money drawer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

The election of President by the people
is feature of the new law, probably enacted
to provide for the breaking of deadlocks
His duty is to preside, sign warrants and
vote when tie occurs, not otherwise He
holds Office for one year. The board Of
Trustees now consist of, President. L. W
Brewer, and Messrs Swift, Gondolf, CARTS,
Mayo, Snow and Dryer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

If you want a very handsome dress or
business suit, such as you would like to
wear, without undergoing too great an outlsy,
why the best place to get them is at the
Oak hall one price clothing house, the best
place in America to-day to spend your
money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Fishing has already begun and for the
last three days large numbers have gone up
the river, each day returning with a few
horn-cattsb. The slereotyped liar was with
them and told about getting a fish on his
hook that measured three foot and-lost
him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Young men that want to dress we'll and in
the very latest fashion and newest cut
should visit Oak Hail. They have such au
extensive stock that you cannot but be
pleased; then prices are the very lowest.
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For the accommodation of Streator people
attending court, and all others, arrange.
ments have been made to carry passengers
on the freight train leaving Ottawa on c. B.
& Q. RI. at $40, p. IN.
M. C. ATwoos, Agent.
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Just received car Of New York seed
potatoes, Darby Rose, Early Ohio's, Bur,
banks,W h Star and Beauty of Hebron.
Godfrey Bros.
No rent payers,
Cash BUYERS
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PantaloUns made TO shape after your form
are to be had by the thousand, in light in
dark, in the very latest coors. al Oak Hall,
the one price clothiers'.
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They are going fast-one hundred more
of those boys jacket and pants suits and
sailor suits at $3.50, just received at Oak
Hall
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MIR. j, E. Scott completes his first 20
years in Ottawa to-day, and next week
will be the anniversary SALE commencing
on Monday. Notice the days and prices
given elsewhere in this paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

The stock of wall paper at Forbes is un.
limited and comprises a great many new
designs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Sanders Bros. were the successful bidders
for building the proposed school house in
Marseilles, their figures being So GA.
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Wall paper that sold at Forbes last year
for Goo is now going at S5. Such reduction
governs the entire last years stock.
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THE MOTHERS FRIEND HAS AR
RIVED AT ALSCHULER'S.
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First-class planter and check rover.
You II find it at Manley & Jordan's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

B. B. Griffith, south side is erecting ne,
picket fence around his residence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Choice seed potatoes for sale by Thomas
Graham, Waltham.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

The best clothes wringer on the market
for $50 at Shaw's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

The new Avery cultivalor at
MANLEY & JORDAN's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Another shipment of that 40c syrup just
received at Shaws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Chlldren's jersey suits, the most elegant
ever made, are on exhibition and sale at
Oak Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

All the latest styles and patterns in wall
paper can be found at Forbes drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Wall paper in the latest patterns at
HAPEMAN & GRABAM's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14

Another ton of Santa Claus soap-6 bars
for 25c-at Shaw's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-14
West of court house.
p. S.-Warranted to fit.

Our $500 kid button boots still hold the
fort. J. Megaffin.