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TREiSUaY DEAPARTMKNT, 1
Ouce o. lTi!it!l Rnnn, V
, Washington, July IS, I'M. )
Sir:lhe letter of J, W. lirowne, Eq., of
Earlville, Ills., dattj July 12, 18GS,ia relation to
the Hpecul tax of hotel and l-.very stablo keepers,
with your endowment therein requesting that
an answer bo sent to you, has been received. 1
reply that hotel keepers incur no additional lia
bility to special tax as livery stable keepers with
respect to the boarding or keeping of horses, or
other animals belonging to tlio guests of the
house ; but all receipts from such stable should
be included in estimating their liability to tax as
hotel keepers. But all persons, whether hotel
keepers or otherwise, who keep hordes for hire,
or to let, or who keep, feed, or board horses for
others, (except guests of the hotel,) are liable to
tax as livery stable keepers, without reference' to
the amount of their gross receipts. In compliance
withyourrcque.it the letter oflfr. Drowne is
herewith returned. Very respectfully,
E. A. Rollins,
Commissioner.
Ho. B. C. COOK, Home ofRep'tvcs, Washington, V. C.
BL'DDKN DKATFI.
Michael Kevins, of this place, some few days
prior to his death, stepped on and run into his
foot an old rusty nail. lie probably took cold
in his foot, and after one day of great suffering
he died, on the Cd inst., of tetanus or lockjaw
He leaves a wife and quite a numerous family of
children to mourn his sudden death. Drr. Vos
burgh, "Wiley, Kinsleo and Ilmkley were in at
tendance, but their combined skill was unavail
ing, he has passed death's dark flowing river, and
this world has shut to after him. He was a quiet,
industrious citizen, and is really a loss to the
community.
(SCHOOL DIUKCTOKS.
A spirited election came off in this district
No. 4, Aug. 8, for a director to succeed "W. R.
Haight, Esq., whose term had expired. Henry
Van Riper was elected. By this election it seems
to be settled that less salary shall lo paid for
teachers. It means retrenchment. It is all well
enough i f notcarritJ too far, but let me warn the
people against a cheap school. A cheap teacher
is worse than the measles in S'.-hool.
FROM MENDOTA,
The good people of our town were greatly
amused on reading the Mendota Bulletin of last
week. Our effulgent black republican luminary,
published partly here and partly in Aurora, pur
ported to give an account of our Democratic
ratification meeting taken from the Ottawa
llcp"W of last week, printed and published
in Ottawa ten hours after the issuing of the
Bulletin here. Tho article was the result of the
combined efforts of our postmaster, the putative
father of the Bulletin, and a certain doctor, who,
through the kiudly efforts "of the Washburn
family, received the appointment of assistant
surgeon in tho army, wherein his patriotism
buoyed him up whilst eating Uncle Sam's grub
four or six weeks ; when, upon a severe attack
of diarrlm-a, he was obliged to abandon his
rations and resign his laurels' and commission
and return to the secluded shades of Melugin's
Grovo fr repairs. Emerging from thence, his
aspirations led hiru to this great metropolis,
since which his time has been divided between
writing for our tuppeny black republican paper
and administering bolus and pill to his "pro
tege" our postmaster hitherto in vain attempts
to relievo Lira of his very painful flatulency.
This very luminous conjunction of master spir
its was incompetent to complete the article, and
called to their aid the assistance of a young
attorney, whose only occupation as far as heard
from hns been the tooting of his republican
basso, and ogling young ladies from his office
window. The result of this mountain of labor
was the very foolish article before alluded to.
The occult labors of these giant intellects are
enormous, and will undoubtedly be appreciated
by their republican friends. Further than the
above article, not a ripple has broken the dead
silence of the republicans of our city. With
the Democracy the New York nominations are
highly satisfactory, nnd confidence in the result
of the campaign is increasing.
AS ACCIDKNT
Occurred to a young man named James Aikens
whilst out hunting on Monday last. On taking
his gun from under tho seat of the buggy it was
accidentally discharged, the muzzle being at the
time against his arm above the elbow. The in
jury was found so serious that Drs. Corbus and
Cook found it necessary to amputate above tho
elbow. Ho is doing well.
KUAL'DULEST INCOMK llKTl IlXS.
To-day the IT. S. Marshal hns been here and
taken two of our leading merchants, Messrs.
Marks aud Cooper, to Chicago, on charge of hav
ing made fraudulent ineoino returns. These
republican detectives are getting exceedingly
sharp, and it matters not whether the accused is
republican or democrat all is fish that comes to
their nets. Indeed wo are very, much in the
condition of tho frogs in tho fable, who prayed
Jupiter for a king. He first sent them n log,
but tlmt would not satisfy they must have a
livo king. So Jupiter sent them a stork, who
immediately fell to eating frogs, until their
songs were heard no longer in tho fen. Go on,
King Stork; this is a glorious government, a
goodly government, a republican government.
FROM SENECA.
My first letter caused such a commotion among
tho rails up here, that I am encouraged to try
again.
On Monday evening tho Grant Club had an
other meeting, and was addressed by two indi
viduals, tho first surveyor and, I understand,
largo stockholder in the Chicago, Tlainfield &
Miss. R. II. Ho got through just as I arrived,
but I was told las speech was that same old song,
"copperhead," "copperhead," "copperhead."
Tho other speaker was the man of vulgar stories.
"You would havo died" to see him spread him
self. In his former effort he acknowledged his
inability to make a political speech. He proved
it fully now. Ho had entirely to rauoh steam on.
Ho wound up by challenging any democrat in
tho ceunty to meet him on tho stump. Then
our postmaster took a hand in, which was entire
ly proper, for such a team ought not to be divi
ded. Tho burden of his ipeech was your humble
correspondent.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER : , SA1 URD A Y,
On Tuesday evening P. A. Armstrong, Faq.
of Morris, addressed the democratic club, and he
kept his audience spell bound for over two hours.
He gave us a good, sound, common sense argu
ment, that toUL The Marseilles democratic club
was represented, and had their band with them,
which enlivened the proceedings wonderfully.
Grant stock is declining here. , .:
Our grain and lumber trade ia now active.
To-day (5th) they are paying 92o for corn ana
41c for new oats.
-J FROM 80MOIT AUK. "
This writing comes from a place not often
represented by correspondents through your
paper. Situated partly in DeEalb and partly in
La Salle counties, it receives the people of the
two placet, from whom your present scribbler
gathers a few items.
. roLrncs. . i
Politics in this place is good democracy ad
vancedabove par. The democrats had a rally
last Saturday evening, and organized a club of
about fifty members, elected a set of officers, and
had 'a good time generally. Mr. ITess, chairman,
and Win. Henn, Secretary. The club is com
posed of members living in both eounties, in the
towns of Somonauk and Northville, and is a
union of the two into one. The meeting was
addressed by J. I. Montgomery, from Leland,
and a more interesting and enthusiastic one could
not be had. They meet monthly, on the first
Saturday evening in each month. Grand rally
and geod speaking at their next Somonauk is
a pretty place and has two splendid brick blocks
of stores and more building. Business is brisk
here and trade of all kinds flourishing, I will
give an account of the tradesmen, Arc, engaged
in business in my next Till then anon.
T the Editor of the Free Irader :
"Skyler" Colfax is cunning. Everybody knews
that "Skilfr" Colfax and Deacon Brossare about
making a trip to the Rocky Mountains. Now
comes in the cunning of "Skiler." Having wit
nessed the utter failure of the . black and tan,
araalgamation.miscegenation radical black repub
lican party to get up any thing like a respectable
enthusiasm over the "Mcm" and Colfax ticket,
and judgiag from this that it would be useless
to attempt to call out a demonstration, "Skiler"'
positively declines in advance any and all such
demonstrations. "Skiler" ia cunning. '
Peru, Aug. 4. - G. Hri.ETT.
Gold Watches are generally put down
among articles of luxury, yet there is no piece
of furniture about the house moro strictly an
article of necessity than a good time piece, and
the best watches are always put in gold cases, so
that, in the long run, a good gold watch is cheap
er than a silver one or even a brass or wooden
clock. The reader will find this especially true
on giving a fair trial to the splendid gold watches
at the jewelry store of Mr. Jesse Dickey. He
has them at prices varying frem 40 to 1 175 of
American and foreign manufacture. '
In jewelry of all kinds, and pure silver or gold
and silver plated ware, Mr. Dickey's stok has
been very much enlarged of late and is really
splendid.
)rom th Elgin, Illinois, Gazette, Nov. T, 1S44.
Sure Pop. rrof. Isaacsci the inventor and
manufacturer of this wonder rat poison, has been
in town. He has devoted the greater part of his life
to the study, of the character, habits and in
stincts of the rat No man in the United States
or perhaps in the world has tho knowledge on
this subject that he has. It is fun to hear him
lecture or converse in regard to this the business
of his life. He has had extraordinary success at
the East, and the sale of his "Sure Pop" has for
years been immense, and now ho is giving his
personal attention to introducing it in the West.
Sure Pop is eagerly eaten by rats, and then it so
affects them as to cause them to leave the prem
ises to die.
Messrs. Burnhams & Van Shaack, Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake street, Chicago, General
Agent for the Northwest A. Isaacsen, 4JJ Ful
ton street, New York city, Proprietor. For sale
by Dimmick & Bro., Ottawa. lm.
Coe's Dyspepsia Ccre is pronounced by dys
peptics to be the only remedy that will turcly
cure that aggravating and fatal malady. Any
druggist will point you out instances where the
most wonderful cures have been effected and a
single trial will convince the most skeptical of
its great merit
June27-ly.
iHatrleir.
On Ang.l.TSfiR. at Earlville, La Salle Ci, III.. by IT. A.
Chase, Esq., Col. Kenjamin F. Hyde and Klizabeth Calcote,
both of raw Paw, DeKalb Co., III.
July 2d. 18rW, at to residence cf Osoiyo Or en, in this
city, by Thomas M. Mason, Kq., Kzra S. K, Winnemore,
formerly of l'hilidelphia, Pa., (o Miu Mary Jane Cockrura,
of this city.
ileto UibcrttecmcMs.
pi rco. n. rarrciiKLL's
EUREKA EATING HOUSE
Madison street, third and fourth doors west of Koch A Ma-do-ker's
lrug Store, Ottawa, III. awg. S-6in.
E
MCCTION TICE. No'ire is hereby ciren, that
J aiielm-tign wfll bo held at tho County Court Homo in
Ottawa, Illinois, on Hatnrday the 15th day of August, 186S,
for the iurioe of submitting an ordinance to the voters of
the city authorizing the Mayor to borrow ten thousand dol
lars, for the use of said city, fur takingehargeof canal bridges
nnd lor other city pHrposc. The election to bo held in pur
suanre of the provisions or said ordinance, puhlinued in
another column of this paper.
It N. WATERMAN, City Cleric.
1.11XK I Alttt KOH SALK. The undersigned
? otters Ur sale his splendid farm in tho town of Wallace,
six miles north-west of the city ol Ottawa. Said farm consist
of 240 acres, all under fence and in cultivation, upon it urea
gooi dwelling house, tenant house, corn crib, granary, good
stabling, wells, cisterns, outhouses, Ac,! with an orchard of
lot) bearing applo trees and many ether fruit trees.
Persocs contemplating to purchase are invited to cull and
set, as the tin in speaks for itself. : The farm will be sold at
low priceand on easy terms the greater part of the purchase
money can remain on long time.
For further particulars inquire of Matthew Soran, nt 8. 1).
Grldley'a store in Ottawa, or of the subscriber on the
premises. aug D-flm. MICIIAKI, C0.NWAY.UJ
AUCTION. The subscriber will sell ut pnMIe auction,
at his residence in the town of Deer Park, on Thursday,
Augist 20th, 1808, the following described property, to-wit:
Four head of work horses, one mule colt, three head of milch
ows, four head of two year old heifers and two. yearlings,
three hogs; farming utensils, consisting of plows, harrows,
corn plows, one Drown corn planter, one two horse sleigh,
no wagon, two lets of double harness ; household furniture,
consisting of bedsteads, tables, chairs, looking glasses, lamps,
china ware, Ac; also one Stewart cooking store, nearly new;
lot of fence post and stove wood, six acres of prairie and
slough grass, half acre of potatoes in tho ground, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at oue o'clock precisely, when conditions
of sale will be mads known. S-2w. JACOB J.FINLEY.
ISTRAYKD OH UTOLKN.-Kstrayed or stelen.
J from the stuhls of Mr. Ainsworth, in tho village of Sand
wich, oa the night of July 90th, 1868, on BAT IIORSK, with
a fire ring leather halter on, shod all around when he left,
about U'4 hands high, rousd body, light, quick step, smalt
star in his forehead, and some white spots on his back, about
20 years old, hut has every appearance of being muck younger.
The subscriber will give a liberal reward for such informa
tion as win lean, to uis recovery.
P. 8. Ills value consists in t'je good which h has done.
Dayton, Ills., Aug. 0, Ml-tr. WM. 8TADDKN,
ileto aiitocrttefmentg.
JXtTIf SIO TO CIIICAOO.
i The German Lutheran Clmtch of t hi? city will gives
GRAND EXCURSION
TO CHICAGO!
Un Thursday, Ansust 13lli, IgOS,
Commencing at I'eru, and Including all NUtionslo Morris; 7
U Salle and Peru $d 00
I'tica ' 2 75
Ottawa i 8 50
Marseilles.,., , p ... g 40
Peuei a. , y, 'Ot
Morris , 'i lo
Arraugment have been mail for admission to Wood's
Museum at one half usual rates, and the dinner will be served
in the same hall.
Trains leave and return at time of morning and evening
accommodation. JOHN VETTK,
.'...i' AKJLST WAI.KLIN0,
WM. UKKUOOK,
August 1-iw. . , , , 1 Managers.
FINAL SETTLKJIKVF. Est ati or Thomas Du
tch, Di.ctsiu. Motira ishertby given to all persons
interneted in said estate, that tieorge W. Norton, administra
tor of the enUU of Thenia Pextar, deceased, will appear be
fore the County Court of (he county of I Salle, slute of Ills,
at the Court Hxiuse in Ottawa, in said county, on Monday ths
Tib day of September, i. D. for the purpose of reaileriag
an account ol his proceedings iu the administration of said
estate lijr the nualsettutiuHUt. .
X'ated at Ottawa, this 87 th day of July. 1863.
Aug Mir. a. B. MOORE, Clerk.
IJIINAL SKTTLliMKNT. KiTAis ur Funkus
Limxici, DtcissJiD. Hotice is hereby given to ail per
sons interested in said estate, that Harriet I), liinimkk, ad
Biimslrutrig of the estate of Fnuiklia Dimmick, deceased
will appear before the Cou ut) Court of the county of La Salle
and stale of Illinois, at the Court House iu Otuwa. in said
county, on Tuesday tbe 2 2d day of September, A. . 1S6, for
the purpore of rendering an account ot her proceedings ia the
adiuiuutralion of said estate for the final sttleim-nt.
lated at Ottawa, this 6th day of August, 1'.
Aug. ft-Cw. A. 11. M'XJllE, Clerk.
&- f IIKHAIIDI tra,m.d from tho I'tica ot
Clv teiu,ahout (lie Jftth of May, l&tij. one tour year
old a BAY MA HE, white in tbe forehevl huu one nostril
white, some white leet, forward hoofs badly spilt, had when
she left a small piece of rope around her ueck, supposed to
have a colt by this time.
The aoove reward will be paid for the delivery of the said
mare to the subscriber at I'tica, Ills., or information that
will lead toher recovery will be liberally rewarded.
Adlress, JAS. DONAf.DSON.
Jul. l.-lm I'tica, Ills.
SEWARD'S
1
A Safe and Speady Cure for Coughs.CoIdi,
, Asthma Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Croup,,,
. Influenza, Whooping Cough, Incipient,
Consumption, and nil Diseases of the
Throat and Lung. Don't neglect a
levere Cough, or throw away money on a
worthless medicine. . ,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
Prepared by SEWARD St BENTLEY, Druggist
Buffalo, N. T. Bcld by all Druggist. , .
B VRS11A MS rf YA " SHI A A K, General Agents for the
N'crthwest.
TRMTinE ! FlRNITrnE 1
In order to make room fur our
LARGE STOCK
OF
FUR 1 ITU R E
Coming ic for the
A.L.I.i TKAUK !
We Propose to Sell for the Next Sixty Days at a
Very Small Margin above Cost.
Customers wanting
PARLOR FURNITURE,
CHAMBER SUITS,
MARBLE TABLES,
Or anythiog in our line, will do well te avail themselves of
this opportunity. You will find a gcod assortment
of the BEST QUALITY at Greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
A fine stock of
ELxVSTIC SPONGE
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
On hand, the very thing for this hot weather. Please give
us a call before purchasing elsewhere and satisfy yourselves.
HALL & MURPHY,
Ko. 37 Ln Snllo Stt., Ottawa, III.
JulylMf.
QUA?
IIANGE OF FIIl.TI!
ZDIR,ir O-OOZDS!
JOI-I.TN STOUT
BATING . , -
PURCHASED TIIK; ENTIRE STOCK OF
DE"Y GOODS
Recently owned by Messrs. Cameron i Eberlmrd, deeiret
to all the
ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
i To the fact tlmt he hns
MARKED DOWN THE PRICES
0( his Winter Goods, and is determined to
Reduce the Present Immense Stock!
CALL AT ON'CE,
AND SECTJKK BARGAiy
Ottawa Feb. 9 !RT-tf
mo RENT For term of venn. or for Ml or exchange
JL tho east 300 feet of block 26, en Ottawa Avenue, with
house, brewery and ice house theroon, suitable for residence
and any manufacturing business leuulrlng room. Apply to
It. Ia. U KBll.Lt,
feb-tf On premises, or t D. I. Cameron, P. O. Block
AUGUST 8, 1868.
Down! Down! Down!
Prices Marked Down
f-.S'.W
l.il
on Summer. Stock of
"' "'I'!'1
,1 ,Hi'i
BOOTS&SHOES
J... . : j..., , , .!.,. 'i
CHILD & BRO.'S
...;.!....... ,.. j . i
l."' !. . . ' ' ' ' ., . '
I . ; : i ...
to Clear their Shelves
for their , Fall Stock.
NOW is the TIME,
CHESTER'S BLOCK,
' ,:-. :. :-.. . . ' .
East side of Court House
. V . :
: .' 'I. It ' .' '
Square, the Place to
i . . -nt:.',. ;' .
BUY Goods CHEAP.
Erg (Pootra.
JpiRST ARRIVAL OF
SFEING GOODS !
Anticipating an advance we purchased iu January a
LARGE STOCK
OF
STAPLE GOODS !
Which we are now receiving and offering for salo at the
Lowest Market Price.
BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS
Of all widths and qualities.
COTTONADES,
STRIPES,
DENIMS,
GINGHAMS,
TICKINGS,
CHECKS,
PRINTS,
tfec, Arc.
reb. 2susi. S. B. Gridley & Co.
1,000 H's. White & Ool'd Carpet Warp,
1,500 American A. Bags
AT S. B. GKIDLEY & GO'S.
Just received a Largo Iuvoico of Beautiful
C A RPE T S .
DAMASKS,
MUSLIN AND " !f
LAOE CURTAtNS,
CORNICE BRANDS,
.CURTAIN CLOTHS,
-'.WINDOW SHADES,
f . &c, &c, &c, &c.
ALSO
MARSEILLES AND MANCHESTER QUILTS.
Colored Bod Spreads, Bod Comforters, a full Hue
of liinonn, Towela, Crash, &c.
Call and see the goods at
Fob. 29- S. 1). OMDI.EY A CO'S.
DRESS GOODS.
A beatitirul ainortmoat ef
DRESS SILKS,
BILK POPLINS,
POPLIN AND
MOHAIR
ALPACCAS
Just reoel red at
tob.K
I.B. ORIDLKT k CO.'S.
dFamila (Gtocerfejci.
johx imst,
C. t. lorn, A. BROKER.
Berki & Co.,
DKALKUS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
AND ..
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.
WINES AND LIQUORS
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
137 MAIN STREET,
L : Otluwn. Illlnola).
13T Wo full special attention to our stork of Wines and
Ucpmrs, which we are now prepared to furnish to dealer M
Cheap as mi- bonne iu tbe went.
QITV GROCERY NTOUE ! . ,
VO.YT UK HUMBUGGED M' ADVERTISEMENTS OP
"Belling Off at Cost !"
' Having bought the stock of Hrm-ericsof Thompson A War- '
riner, and having jut filled np with a
WE1VV STOCK OF GOODS,
I propose to sell at a
, tW SMALL PROFIT!
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
lirouud and unreu d,
Symp, Moln.cs, Kcrosunc OiI,Drietl and Can
ned Fruits of all kiud, Smoked limns,
Shoulders, nnd ClioiceDried Beef;
all limb of
Stone, Clsliin nnd Crockery Ware,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Soaps of all approved Brands,
Tobacco tuid Cigars, &c, &c.
All which I offer nt tbe lowest rah price. As I pny cash
ftr all rooiIs, I leel contilent that I rim sell as low :ut the low
est. ' Uuii k miles mid small jirotl tn" u tho trne motto, and
as "Hiiiesty ia the best policy,"' good, houent weight will keep
customers.
For City customers T will always have en hand a pood sup
ply of nice Knidi Uutter, Kcirs, l.rd and Vegetables.
- (JimxH delivered free in all parts ot the city.
'o. 11 Court Street,
y'H P'icr South of Dimmick d RroOur'l Drug .Stnr.
Ottawa, April 27. '67-tf ALLKN FISHER.
M.
R. LA Hit,
PrALtU t
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS !
GREEN AND
DRIED FRUITS,
WOODEN, WILLOW
AN JJ STONE WARE.
N0.'107 .MAIN" St., OTTAWA.
ST O P 1
READ AND CONSIDER.
Why Is it necewuiry to drink poor TEAS whun you can get
much better for the money at
Nov. Zi. LAMB'S
Jjl D. SWliUTSER
Is sellin;
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS,
JiOOTS, SHOES,
CLOTHING,
And nil things niinlly kept in a well appointeii country
store. We pr" In acli lor ennh as cheap us cull bo bought
in Ottawa or Chicatro.
Also, all Liuds of Agricultural Tonl.4, such us Plows, liar
rows, Cultivators, Planters, Hayrakes, Ac, Ac.
Z8mBnth'r nnd Kggn Bought.
OSCall nnd sue us at Streator. Mar. 21.
The nUive Mill, the
LARGEST WOOLEN MILL
IN THE STATE,
(Capacity Ki'ht Set,) hns .taken th( place of the "Old
I'iuneer,"" which was established in ISi'J, and successfully
run by tb iinderniued up to the erection ot tho present
Pplriidid tono lluiidiuit, built in IStiS.
Au eipi-rience therefore of liti years willfully warrant
them in sayiiiK tlmt they ur.t ouly know the wants of the)
Ureiit Northwest, but know how to set up goods to moet the
crowiiit; deiiiand lor their tabric. Hut witli all of their ex
perience they have never learned, nor do they desire to know,
how to niiiiiiifactiiro shoddy Roods,
Ihey Warrant their Giwdn to Gicc Sifixfaction
Ottawa being the great central point for business they
have established themselves in
51 AN LEY'S NEW BLOCK,
?0. :ir, LAHALLT0 NTIMOKT.
where the senior partner (J. (1.) will bo found hereafter
during buiiics hours, with a full assortment of their woolen
goods, which will bo Hold ut wholesale ami retail.
Western Merchants going Kast will !o well to call ami
examine their g jods beloro going further eat. as they havo
MAKKKI) Til Kill UOUDS DOWN
And are bound to sull as low as the same utility can be bad
at the Huh or nt the circumference of this great continent.
Wool (Jeiit'iieil (ur excbangi'. carding nnd Hpinning, or for
roll, should be plainly marked J. tillKKN A CO., Ottawa,
Ills., together with the owners inline.
Farmers and word growers sill tlud a good market for their
wool in tlio way of exchange, as they always pay a little
above the market lor wool.
They also have a (rood shade of
GROCERIES
AT DAYTON
Connected eilh their liiisiness, which they will tell as low as
can be bad elsewhere.
Juno J. (iKEEN A CO.
s.
V. HICICD,
Hiving bought out It. H. Foye's interest in the
CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
I'rnpose to carry on business ns heretofore,
Minufitrttiring Bcnjifrt ami Com Shelters;
Also Horse Powers of ell descriptions.
f.'rT" I'.epiiirs attended to promptly, as heretofore. myl6
T)K4ti'os vi,s i i:im; ti; TIIK 17
. NAI.I.i; iOIN'l'Y S1,UIICIIS .TIOM-
IK.N'i'.-rtcalud propomils will bo received by the execu
tive committee of tlm l.a Salle County Soldiers' Monument
Association nt the ollice of Col. A. II, Moore, In Ottawa,
until 'i o'clock v, M. Tuesday, September 1st, IWVJ, f?r til
erection ol the l.a Halle ('utility Soldiers' Monumeut, accord
ing to plans mid spocilications on llliiat said office.
Parties desiring to make proposals will he furnished with
plans and speciliuallouson application to Col. Moore.
Tho committee reserve the right to reject any or nil bids,
and no proposal will be accepted unless I he party offering it
sli ill give satM'nctory evidence to the committee that he Cm
the necessary skill, energy and ability to perform the werk.
A. B. MtKIIU, i
II HUMAN aiLTRR.
JOKL AKMSTKONU,
-JOHN MOKUILU
WM. L. GIBSON?
Ottawa, Kng. 1, UoS.-td Kx. Committee
WAMTICD ! Teachers, BtudenU.and other Intelligent
Men and Women, in a busiuess paying $100 to f 200 per
month, accoidlng to ability. For particulars, address
ZlK'il.KK, McCUUDY A CO., Lombard Block, Chlcajte, III-