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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
FoR ThE BOYS
Clerk BslknaP aad sire Fuller Rsnderir &
Naiaabls AssistAnes


Hello. paFdners." said the jolly Only
Clerk, John J. Belknsp. Yesterday after
noon. as three urchIns catered his ortce.
What can I do for your Do you want
some badges on that paper you have thera
Yes. said one Of tee boys, limldiy.
Well, you'll have 10 wait a lew days. my
boys. We are all out OF badges. bus we're
having some more male. NOn can 60
right On selling on that paper. though; it's a
permit from the Mayor. ain't it,"
The boys replied that Il was. ana John
sent them away happy.
Mrs. Fuller was down this morning
said the jOyiai clerk 10 a reporter. and she
made some very nice proposals for the as
sistznce OF the little fellows but | haven I
much tine 20 look after them. Some one
who has more leisure time than l should
take hold Of the matter, for the boys are de-
serving Of assistance"
Mr.. Belknap has rendered personal assist
ance 10 many OF the newsboys and boot
blseks. and has sl"sys willingly aided in
any scheme for their benefit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

women go have sshieve5 fare ~ 81
hfersturs. o. sFsirs hsve enjoyed vies--
oas s~sirh Th5s sh1~s thsf fne r. na is
nersv capshss - tks severe s71 c07finae5
SO 1stiaa necesssr7 - crsstire w8rk aA-
- - ho5V j. - 80 5esf Te ~craa1 -
sersres 70 E & a. eza.tel risre su1zg bs-
sss-f stss raast - free fF1m rerr0us O.
r= sns Fersie wssFr-ssss u Pre- =
Fsee-i-s Prpscrirkto1 49, 5srssA shese -
81 ea~Taate7 70 resso~e fFuse fenattars
nzrr1o1ies r55ch are tr5ls0e1zzbs -
Hrze Ass <rr" - - ff12e fsirar &
& = aaeeeas1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

About 40.0o0 sons Of ice have been stored
By the two ice companies 20 supply the
necessities Of this city next SIMMER. The
ics which Vas all tsken from the lake. one
compsnY working on one side and tbe other
on the opposite side j. pure and solid sni
al the svsiisess stoTsss capacities srs
Hiled. besides great piles IN the opsu ar 70
be distributed as EARL in the sess1n a. The
consumers vis1. Several nisas dsslsrs sad
brewers have also lard up large quantities
s1d The total amount Of the ics harvested
would dxure scout - Go tons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
LIQUID for sponeinr Coats, Etc.

For sponging coat collars, and for cleaning
and washing al kinds of woolen goods, soap
bark is excellent. Put an ounce Of the pow
dered bark into bottle, and pour over it a
pint or more of boiling water. When it set
ties use the clear liquid TO sponge with.
Flannel and other woolen dresses may be
washed without injury to their color by pre-
pairing sufficient Of the soap bark liquid. and
adding to it the wash water in place of soap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

An indispensable attachment 10 the modern
high clsss clock is e set OF chino bells.
These are arranged in various ways, the gong
being most used. The latest improvements
consists of a row of silver pipes, producing
a clear, musical tone not unlike fine silver
bell This form of chimes is suitable only
for large or hall clocks
The large hall clock is every year coming
into more general use, and families who have
ancestral timepieces Of this sort are con-
graduating themselves on tho possession of
valuable relics New clocks of this descrip-
ton are copied after various antiques.
Mahogany, cherry, rosewood, oak and wal
nut are used; also thin woods with fins
enamel and yeneers
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Tom Shields. the Scotch wrestler. arrived
n ms citT isst evening sni vii remain
here fsv days. He claims thss Be rss 10
e zen fair show ia the match 9TH Char es
Nof1 a. AHskeg0r. n waich - wss ds
fssfs1. He challenges any nan ~ Auler .cs
t1 vrestie sfraigtt catch -ss-cafch-csn. hess
two 0uf of three fsils. tor sisG a SIDE sr -hs
sntire gate rscsipfs. Re szFs be would Ike
- meet Evan Lewis William Nalio1u. -
snT of tie so-cziieo chsmpi0n rrestiers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

u bas b@en proposed 70 utilize bicycles as
arnhulancss b. removing re trsliing vkeeis
from - nschiues and connecting then ~
that polat ~ a pole SKsi to the curved bars
vhs-h carried tks trailn9 wheels 1his keeTs
the tv-o reuaininT whesss apart. ard uuites
them into one vehicie a hamnccs f. then
surg from The seafs - TIE hisyr lss ty Tsaars
- rrouer cross pssaas with h1oss. q eauboo
is also fss.eBe3 long aii1aiE above fhe
ssafs. sri strsns ere srsFi1ye1 = uaake al
sec-rs -Erass Lfs.sse
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Breast Of Veal with Tomatoes.

After wiping breast of veal with wet
cloth, lay it in n small dripping pan, and
brown it quickly in a hot oven. Meantime
peel and slice pint of tomatoes, or use those
which have been cgs4ned; when the veal is
brown season it highly with pepper and salt,
pour tho tomatoes over it and bake until thc
meat is well done. Serve it with the tomatoes
on the same dish
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

4. Swisrings. the sxent TOR the Metro
politan Life Insurance. Company. Who vas
arrested he ether asy Cor smbezziing TIE
fuuds 81 the company. settisd the matter
ard vas rsleasei He SAYS that the con-
panr wanted 81 ths usoner he had col lestesi
sneress be Was % receivs psrt ~ it Cor
80 worS. lie wanted to duit snd refused
- uar ths snlire amount collected snd the
company had nin srrsstef1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Th- works sf Art Prosucsd By Prot
tsmuccfs CIsss-s

The Works of Art Produced By Prot
tsmacci's Glasses
The annual exhibition Of ne work done
hy he pupils of Ricardo Iamucci's school
of drawing. modelling. carving. ETC.. IS row
open. The exhibition = free 10 the public
1snd II = vel worth = visit. Prof Ismucci
hss diplomas tor proficiency 10 the branshes
be feschss from sou1e 0f TIE 0sst schools Of
art IN Italy. snd the work done By bis
pupils is evioence shat he = not oniY an
accomplished artist but thorough sad sue
crSsful lescher. The work Of the pupils =
srrsnxed so ss 70 show their progress from
ths 1rsr ESSEN onward. some of The work
Of he advanced pupils Is Of surprising ex-
cellence. and the whole forus a verT inter-
ssting exhibition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Major Norris makes al argiu.s of genuine
worih IN the form OF a. es&slse soap which
wid remoss stains. grease. iRk. paint ~ ar
fro0 cloth of al kinos without ne gry a.
ths fsbr.e or ooiors. Ii ls else a hue lollsl
article for chSfnpooiag and wxsElnR fog
ehspped or rough SKIN, leaving sen.
healthy surface
On ssle 81 % Cansl-st. up sssirs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Tsmes Esnies. we 0ssides or Dcsksr st
81 = smplovs.i in NAsor q Nsslsr'. f.c-
fsrv. bss MS bard ~ sally cut ~ circr.
raiEse 5ozer nsd 81 ce smpursrsd. TAa
third 5exer wss ESQ eaaiv inlured. oat lsr
Pest. sho sieasef he in. gred man. vii
endearsr ha ave ft
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Al. ABOUND rtg Houss.
a eiaarzaiss xias ter ornsszssnfiss ia
aozse-Eash4sas So 6ieezs-

Trainssz aEoafal t1s easing = ~aaao~s Eag-
k-sa lsy fernas@ c1aEEal8s fTazAi1gs " ir rasy
d earris1 an'slls psersre frames 3zs1 Hairrors-
= tralni1z sle lsY. sIretco snail cePfsF
slrs. z1a -e tEs stems ~ thAz. tlsrn sAo-l1
ycu az ar tizas wlsa - reznoys t1saa oat =
doors Il e&a os done naogs r0sdliy K yoss
wis1 - st2rt e1ltiags placs tbem In q jar.
or kotLle a ~z4ter. " &en roocs are formed
paf theR II rich sol ~1thoas Stimulating <
manure Ard water them fTesly Pat gravel
la.Ls bottoa u tLs PoE for ar2la2ge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Rev jean r. Ehnzsr. CT Caicszo. seers-
ss-T Of ths Western Uaisarsa Conferences.
= IA fae city, ssi - breach tonorrsw -
Eiesrai Holisn8 cnarcb "a Fsst BriSxr-sf.
The { U1ilsr.sns ard IioersI f-e1,fs - Re
CRY sre earnestly requested 90 - pressat.
ft = PROPOSED - save . meeting - 80
sTtfstees Of ths Firsf sifzriAn eezrss -
- 49, a ia .~rrH
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Tss annual repcyt cf he 6rzni Rapids
Vfresr Works vas aled 81 the County
Cierks office gestsrisv - fellows Csuital
sscrk. ~ oos1 Bad n. 81 co. "a s=Fafe.
g. 80 - personsl ssfsse &.4z& eees.
s&l~sS& ersdics, s1skSe -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

N smaller clocks thcTo are many especially
attractive novelty designs 4 light house
has dial In one side and \ miniature fash
light upon tbe loft tho light revolving with
the motion of the clock A-windmill. with
window in one side. has a clock dial set in
the casing. The arms turn by means -
Wheels attached 70 the running gear. A trip
hammer is similarly Constructed snd oper-
ated. the hammer failiaE upon q bar Of metal
held BY workman.
Clocks IN form - helmets ar popular
among tlltsse Who are enthusiasts cn arTnor.
ONYX snd gold clocks ara particularly
beautiful. and are shown in great variety
Polished columns support arches where the
works are plscea. = solid block - onyx is
followed out, and spr.nz clock is set in tke
circulsr opening A pyrsmid has = clock
So in noaF tae top. and sa odd miil has .
cio-k Under It's caves. and turning psddis
vheel below
Bra= eiocss ars povnisr. snd r,ii snd fns
deccratefl CHir9 eases srs iu high favor TIE
above fterss. as Vel s< the cat q hronzs
clock. chased ard rilded. s~s iacl1ied r. =
description. ~ Decerato~ ard Furnishe-. a
sssgzat srd c,irious csecks q ere present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Take the childTea on the passenger sls-
sstor si Lsonard's 70 the foarta noor 80 see
the TOYS, dolls. games, m2ralss. tops,
wagons. etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

IL Is signi1ssBt La tAzl most Of tee
women who have sCA.eFed lame ia art,
literature. or ''GIislrs Esyo enlOye0 yigof-
Gus heath. ibis shows that the mind =
never capable OF he ssyers anu continued
application Necessary 10 creative WORK, un-
lees the body Is al It's beat. TIE woman who
aspifes 10 III al exalted plane among her
associates, must be- free ffonI nervous de-
oility and ieuBale weaknesses. DR.. P.eree 5
FayOrite Prescription will bsnish these. and
il is warranted 10 restore those functional
haTmonies which are indisoensib's 20
hsslth. AS specific for all those chronic
vsrknssses and ailments peculiar 70 women,
ID is unequsled
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Our special sale of Ladies Shoes continue.
We have received seveIel cases of Ladies
shoes. which We will add 10 our sae of
s., $3.50. = % SHOES. This sale has been a
success and will be continued another
week. Remembsr these shoes are Ameri-
can and Bugole Kid Shoes. all styles and
sizes. at herold & Co.'S. o3 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
FANors WoaKs

Adams c.. are now receiving daily al
the new spring styles ia millinery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

SPECIAL SALE or MES's SBoEs
We have in stock 500 psirs OF Men 5
serviceable shoes. that We will close out this
week. These shoes are made for wear. 40
shoddy goods in this sale These shoes
have Deen selling from sl.75 10 81 % pair.
Take your choice this week for 81 %.
A. HERoLD & Co., oS Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

The ~ estern Socisi Co1fsrsncs a the Re-
formed Cr1-ra 1ss hesn orzas zesi - f1s
cierzr ~ he Rsfor usa csn-ct IS 81 estern
Mich gan aat TIE aoi8Hrz heve ben
chosen etseers f-esi1sas Eev. a. ~c1.t
y. r.. 81 Hclsa6 First ice Prssi|ie12.
Rse p Nos-svss oftsis crtF Sec7rd -
Tr.s.dsnt Esv. e Wintsr err Sec-sfsrr
Rev Tokn = CsTaer II Cooc<rs~s -
Trs.sursr Rev F. II goloe~rrs. cifv.
Nee r. - - bed fhe tairs Tread a. 0i
Fserzsry. Nsy. SEPTEMBER s11 Nsvsa1 hsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
"Those Boxes

Delivered hy adams lAr7es Ca. -
Gently. from a. EsslsFu slamp hoasf, cnargs
s17 ia h. 4 huilard, .esl. a.. tanlHi-ed tae
lnezs sksoaneai al Sles.cii sua sIanr uooot
iIcladiaF ts.die' NsA ssGl xeDiueis etei lea =
ans sac "A Aosse "a iais ciis TIE FssEl fns
casse az a tttmnegs cStink ai.s iool,.
etc sadad - a sii,sos large sloek. puis b. }.
ip good shspe SEA 81 Tag business LsrFosi CO.
leCliol o. cies tsas sio sta.ap Fos5s in eesscrsi
Nirhlsaa 49, iEsitc iau oi thsse eeods h "a
apsclfullg so.lclss4
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Cabinet photographs at s. per dozen at
Merriii's, Gum block, 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Szvs - - ~ cent 5iscorrs or Car.
-. saasF ~ sssalns ~ sas <ssas
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

Prohibition Love Feast.
The prohibitionists held protracted love
feast yesterday. 1t materialised in the
supervisors room ct 2 p. m. Represents
tives from different towns, and fullaedged
attendance Of town sbstainers, under the
guidance Of State Organizer Nathan Jswett,
set the animals at liberty q few moments
later, and when Joel +. Buckley, Of Streator,
took the chair, with w. A. Youmans as
secretary, the enthusiasm was high and
overwhelming. MIR. Jewett took the floor,
and in an address of great length, which
teemed with fire eating phrases, denounced
the liquor traffic in scathing terms. He
called upon the prohibitionists to organize
as fully and completely as possible, and
during his address alluded significantly to
the subscription paper for campaign pur.
poses. This instrument is in fact a sort Of
promissory note or guarantee to pay certain
amount monthly into the campaign treasury,
and will no doubt be very important
feature to the prohibition speaker. He will
wear diamonds this year if the subscription
papers are numerous enough.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Baptist Church.

ooPthsS ShuNVas
The results Of the special meetings, since
Jan. l, are considerable increase In mem
bership from conversions, and quite gen
eral stimulation Of church life.
Twenty-ons persons have been baptized,
six are waiting baptism, and several others
will soon be received.
Since June lst, which marks the begin.
ming Of the associational year, the church
has received from all sources, eighty two
persons.
The seating capacity of the church last
Sunday morning was strained to its utmost
day evening the opening meeting Of the
Young Mems League was largely attended
and was pronounced success. The base
ment Of the church will be open every Tues
day evening as reading room. and place
of rendezvous for young men.
Childrens meeting last Saturday marked
an increased attendance and q profitable
session.
Attendance at Sunday School last Sunday
was Sl4, and the collection was $l249.
There will be preaching Sunday morning
and evening by the pastor. the ordinance o.
baptism to follow the evening sermon.
Sunday school meets at 1900 a. m, and
young peoples meeting at $50 p. m. Prep
srations are maxim for the usual Faster con
cert to be held Easter evening.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

1t is reported that some unohristianixed
sneak thief broke into the Methodist church
building in South Ottawa this week and
stole 20 pounds Of white lead and two gal.
Ions Of linseed oil. which the society had
purchased and left there to paint the new
belfry lately erected. 1t would require q
new dictionary to find words suitable to
bring blush to the cheek Of such useless
atom Of humanity. Nevertheless, the church
committee are watching for South side i'm
provements.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
More New Goods.

The special 80 days sale Of Spring Goods
at II. j. Gillen's has been great success In
every way, and has been BY far the most
noteworthy business event Of the month.
This week more new goods began to ar
rive in all lines but moro especially in dress
goods and carpets. These lines have been
very fine, but the new assortments added
make them unquestionably the finest stocks
in the county. New prices are promised
also.
The house is going to make the spring
trade lively-as lively as the biggest kind OF
q stock and tho lowest kind Of prices can do
it. The goods are here now and more COM
ing; the prices wih suit, depend upon it; and
all buyers are sure to get the very best bar
gains in all lines. This is the programme
outlined and is sure to be carried out.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Finest quality Of French prunes.
W, C. RIALE & Co,

The Scribner arrived yesterday. the frs
ofthe April monthlies. It contains nota.
Bile number Of illustrated articles. Tn,
" Campaign Of Waterloo" is concluded, and
sets forth the mistakes Of Napoleon clear
ly; Rev. H. NJ. Field writes Of " Gibraltar.
An article on "Ths Greek Vase is alst
superbly illustrated. Other articles are
The "Center of the Republic" "Wher'
Shall We Spend our Summer" Several
charming short stories, poems, etc. 1t Is an
even better issue thnn usual.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
= A tubular lantern for 500 vt Shaws,
sings Anyhow.


The birds are not exactly singing in the
cold weather dispsls their mirth
but it doesn't make any difference at A
Franks. Frank sings anyhow. New goods
have arrived, enough to enable clerks tC
talk about spring opening, and more are
coming in day by day. The new lot of hats
received yesterday are the newest and mob
biest out-lowest price for the goods too
There is marked improvement in the cut
and style of finish of the new spring suits
and overcoats that will excite comment
It's the same old store-same old clerks
only change is in the stock and prices
Prices have gone down.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Obituary

John Ferriter, aged 81, q resident of the
north sid efor many years, died Of old age
and general debility, on Monday. He was
buried in the st. COLUMBIA cemetery.
A two-year old child Of David Bender, the
we'll known auctioneer Of Grand Rapids,
died on Wednesday evening. The funeral
took place yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Car Gold Medal -four ct Butlers s.
AmusementS.

Commencing on Monday evening, March
26. Miss Maud Atkinson and strsng sup
porting company will fill Q weeks engage.
ment at the Opera house st the low price Of
admission Of Is and rs cents. On Monday
evening will be presented the famous mill
tsry drama in three acts, introducing
marches, dances, broad-sword oombsts, etc,
entitled &" The French Spy" Miss Atkinson
appearing in the title role. The company
will change the play each evening through
the week, and at the low price Of admission
charged should have crowded houses every
night. Tickets for Monday evening
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Tho Change IN the Weather

Wednesday has developed moro coughs. and
again FORBES COUGH KILLER is being
called ON for relief II those very persons
who are so easily susceptible to colds would
stop to think that il is best to have . bottle
ON hand at home, they would not stop a
minute, but 60 right away and invest half a
dollar in two bottles Of the COUGH Kill.
LER, which is, without doubt, the best
remedy for hacks and coughs made Trial
bottles lOc, large bottles 25c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

John Stout, who has been interested in
the real estate business for seme time past,
has added FIRE insurance. He will represent
Eve first class companies and will be pre-
pared to give his patrons the most sdvanta-
eeous rates Mr. Stout is IN energetic, live
business man, and our readers will find il 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., 1888-03-24
Seed potatoes at Shaw's.

T. Grifin's new sand bank between
Ottawa and Utica, promises to be q paying
enterprise. The quality of sand, OF whicr
there seems to be no limit, is equal to th'
best glass sand Already gang Of laborerl
are pushing the work This, in connection
with his new tile works, will make tha
ocality lively scene.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

Proposals will be received by the South
Ottawa Improvement Association for three
hundred elm trees, ten to twelve feet high,
straight and thrifty. To be delivered on
Highland Addition, South Ottawa, between
April 22d and 25th, 1888. Address all
propositions to Jas. Milligan. jr., trustee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

Rev. n. II. Axtell, D. D., will preach next
Sabbath morning in the First Methodist
church. In the evening Rev. c. c. Loyejoy
president of jennings seminary, Aurora,
will preach The public are cordially in
vited. Love feast at $50 q. m; sacrament
of the Lords Supper will follow the sermon.
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. IN. in the
lecture room.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

The Michigan University Glee Club, CON-
prising eighteen voices, will occupy the
Cong regational church on Monday evening
next. The club is composed Of young men
from the best families in the west, and we're
selected as having the finest voices among
], 500 students at Ann Arbor. Our Charlie
Tay lor is one Of the tenors, and all know
tina. if all are ~ good as he, they are we'll
worth hearing.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
That 400 syrup at Shaw's.
At Ash uler's.

At Alshulers.
A new lot Of elegant loud stripe neckties
Latest thing out. Style and nice fabrics.
Some spring black hats that can't be bea
for style and quality. Those soft crush hats
in all shades are just the thing.
A full line, all sizes, in those fine ant
medium spring weight flannel shirts. ChesI
and durable.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

The La Sale County Republican Conven.
tion 10 select delegates to the State ooven.
ton, and congressional and district conven.
tions to nominate congressman and dele.
gates to the Chicago convention, has been
called for April llth, st Turn Hall, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Recurtler'a Office

One hundred and FIVE instruments were
during the week, 80 Of which were deeds,
and the remainder mortgages and releases,
Deeds over 81 900. $29, 900; Mortgages over
$1,000, $4,000. Deeds over mortgages,
5000; per cent Of deeds, SO; per cent Of
mortgages, Al.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Bran and shorts at Shaws.

The citizens Of South Ottawa want town
hall, and it is perfectly natural, too. II
would afford voting place, q lecture room,
give an opportunity to the South side home
talent to vie with Booth on the stage and
give proper dignity to that portion of the
city. Make it two story with stage and
its sccompaniments.
B. B. Griffith, south side, is improving hi
place, putting on new shingles, building a
new picket fence, 30.
j. +. Scott is having the interior Of biz
residence repsinted, and otherwise adorned.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

One Of the most wonderful monstrosities
Of the decade, ON its way to the Chicago
museums, will be exhibited in the Opera
House block, first door north Of Simon's 8
music store, today only. Il v the man. bear,
walks on oil fours, can talk, and is truly 3
wonder.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
In the Offices

License to marry has been granted tn,
following parties: l. ouis Frickey, Eta Har
Ia; A Weller, Mary Hatton; Osborn
Rose Oliver; Ed. Shawback, Flora Stroh
John Heslof Ann Cowan; V G Connect, Ro
so Tiffany; J Butte, Mary A Brown, + Diem
Celena Rsgen; r Ward, Alice Ruhl; J Hesh
Dele Hickle; J A Harris, Mary Whitaker
Harry Rsine, Matilda Brunsbaok; Charles
Case, Moni Henman; T Corke, Laurs
Knowles
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

The ladies Of the First NJ. Z. church will
give New England supper in the lecture
room next Thursday evening. Supper
served from five to seven. All are invited
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

The town collectors books have nearly
oil been turned in, and the procession OF
delinquenn will soon start for the court
house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Campbell,

The dentist, can be found at his Office, where
he is prepared to attend to any and all in
juries of the teeth. Office over Hobsn's
store, TT La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

For all kinds Of agricultural implements
tools and garden seeds, bugsies, carriages
harness. sewing machines and supplies .,
bottom prices, 70 10 F. D. Sweetser's, third
door North Of postofdce. Call before you
make purchases, - We will sell close q
Rreat bArgAins for the next 90 days. ?. d. 3
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Pants are Still Down
At Fiske & Beem's.
Is Yards Long.

We stepped into the Madison street store
at Hulls and saw ladies nimbly sewing
huge pile Of carpets which were sold. One
piece was 10 yards long. This firm is juAt
booming the carpet trade. They are filling
orders from outside the county even.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

A half-fare excursion to Texas will leave
St. Louis on the 4th Of April next. DR.. ].
o. Harris intends to 60 with the party.
Call and see him.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24
Climax, 45c at Shaw's.
Gold Meal -four Is the Dest

Our millinery stock is complete in all the
new shapes and shades.
Visit J. +. SCOTT & Co.'s. millinery depart
ment this week. The prices and styles will
interest YOU
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-03-24

Pants for children, pants for boys. aud
pants for men. Ladies. buy you boys pants
at Piske & Beem's.