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OTTAWA F1IEE TRADER: SATUltDAl7, JxVNUAKY 3, lo74.
0
BUDGETjOF FUN.
A Mlt1it M Intake.
Tho Cincinnati cnrro.spoiuli.'ut of the CUvc
iand .w.Vr Mis this story nhmit tlm ailvcn
mrcs of it Mm tiger in tlio t'uislitulioii:l Con
oiitiou of Ohio:
A spruce, trim fellow c:inio into tint convert
' i,inii Tuesduv, lielbie it, lej;:in business.
Hu seemed kind of re.-itloss, like n cat in a
Ktran?e garret, and hung around the clerk s
desk in n timid manner, waiting for some one
to ask him what ho wanted, but no one asked
him, and lie finally mustered up courago to
inquire of one of the secretaries for the clue!
.lcrk, and Miotics was pointed out to him,
tnd the hadown of suspense left his anxious
face as he approached the solemn secretary
;did said: ,
"I believe you are the clerk ; well, I want
to join tliis convi'inion."
hud looked at him iiiuuinngly and wild:
Want to do what V '
I want to join this convention."
A look of pity and coinmisseration camr
over Dud's thoughtful face, as doubts of the
fellow's sauity began to dawn up:m him, and
he said :
Why, my dear sir, I don't understand
you."
"Why, I am from Indianapolis and ho
grew four inches tallerj; I am actiiainted
with (Jen. hoi. Meredith and Gov. Ilendrick
lie straightened about four inches more;
and 1 want to join tins convention! This is
!he short horned convention, ain't it?"'
A shoit-horned cattle convention met at
Mozart Hall the flame day, and the delegate
from Indianapolis had got things mixed.
A fnnnv suit atruinst an editor has
been
decided in the circuit court at Waukesha, Y is.
The Fays, proprietors of the La Hello house
at Oconomowoc, brought an action betore a
justice to recover $97.94 for meals and cigars
'furnished Ashley I). I larger, editor ot the
Oconomowoc Time. Harger sot up a counter
claim of $100 for "pulling" the La Helle
house. Judgment was rendered for the plaiu
tiff, and Mr. Hargar appealed to a jury. The
case excited much interest. Harger being
well liked, and having a solemn, earnest
manner of making very witty remarks, he
testified that Kay would say to him ; "Harger,
I've got a nice dinner to-day come in." "No,
I thank you, I'm going home." Fay would
prevail on him to stay, and after dinner the
following colloquy: "Everything in there
all righl, Hargar V "Everything excellent."
'Dessert all right?" "Excellent." "Ice cream
all nsjhtr" "Delicious, Mr. Fay." "Very
well, remember this in your paper next week."
In return for dinners and cigars, Harger says
:U.at he told a great many lies editorially
worth more than a thousand dollar. lie
would never have presented a bill for lies had
not Fay fallen out with him and Minted pay
for the dinners. Harger pleaded his own
case and t!ie jury found a verdict for him,
which threw the costs upon the hotel keeper.
He was an Irishman, and w hen first seen he
was coining down Montague street, Brooklyn,
on his wav to the Wall street ferry. Over his
port shoulder hung a bag containing about
a bushel of potatoes, and in hU starboard
hand he carried a stout stick, lieing under
full sail the momentum acquired in coming
down tho stoop grade carried him nearly
through the gateway, when, seeing a boat
about ten feet from the dock, he shook out
another reef, made an astonishing burst of
poed. and jumped. Justus he reached the
deck the potato hag shifted heavily to port
und laid out a Broad street clerk who was
smokinga Henry Clay through a meerschaum
holder, while tile stick hit x round South
street merchant in the waistband, shutting
him up like a jack-knife, and Pat himself
assumed an involuntary devotional attitude.
He was the first to recover his perpendicular -
ity, and as he replaceil the bag in its normal
positiou, lie complacen.ly remarked: "be my
owl, but I got the boat anyhow." "Hot the
boat?" screamed he of Broad strett, spitting
the pieces of amber out of his mouth. "Why,
you double blank idiot, this boat is coming)
in!'' and so she was.
Mark Twain, at a public, dinner in London
recently, responded to the toast "The Laities,"
aritl in the course of his remarks said: "Ah,
you remember, you remember well, what
throb of pain, what a great tidal wave of grief
swept over us all when Joan of Arc fell at
Waterloo. (Laughter.! Who does not sorrow
for the loss of Sannho, the sweet singer of
Israel? I Laughter. Who, among us does
not miss the gentle ministrations, the soften
ing influences, the humble piety of Lucrezia
Borgia? Laughter. Who can join in the
heartless libel that woman is extravagant in
dress when wo can look back itnd call to
mind our simple and lowly Mother Eve,
arrayed in her modification oV the Highland
costume?"
It was about two o'clock Friday morning
that Mrs. Ilenncssy, of Nelson street, thinking
she heard a noise in the kitchen, crept out of
bed and to that room to see if it was not lieu
nessey, who had been expected in for several
hours. On reaching the kitchen she found
her lord and master sitting on the floor, with
his new silk hat in between his knees, and in
the hat several dried herrings anil about two
quarts of water. Mr. Hennessey was eyeing
h mixture with profound gratification.
"Joan Hennessey," screamed the lady, "vyhiit
arc you doing?" "Jc?" inquired Mr. Hen
nessey, with a look of surprise. "Why,
I'm (hie!) starting an (hie !) aquarium for yn;
Crishmus." Danlury Sat.
Prisoner to learned magistrate. "Has
one a right to rnnimit a nuisance ?" Lear
lu
lled
or
magistrate. ".No, sir, not even theraav
no sir, not even the governor!" Prirr'
"Then you can t commit ine; for
arrested as a nuisance, and youYti
that I am one."
.icr.
I was
decided
A lawyer, in replying to his ant" ...
court, said he had a "keen rapier J;..? , , u
to pierce all fools and knaves," wiwh.ch
his opponent "moved the cc
rapier be taken from hici lest ,ur lV, ,llc
mit suicide. he should com-
That is a good strrry of
going into "a bookstor'
rept up to the juvenile
a littfrt boy, who,
: with liis "mother.
of the establishment
iy, It iva you got any
ain't uot rtlitrion in
with the sly qntrv, "iv
books for bo- that
-m?"
A vtiunir mm fr . . ,.
in- into the post ' A ,,,c country, alter walk-
Iruppinz an un , V"e 0,!."'r d:!J'' iind
rcmarkclglce' .ip letter into the box
t . r 'U' iVto a companion as they
I di'l the co- Jon l aJ" nj'tl,iu- 'JO"t 'U b"1
time.'
erD racntout of three
cents that!
ecmed ,ca.- lawver toM a jury that lie
hover' t0 s-'' J a bai of white robed angels
waa n.?ab out tbe head of UU clirnt, who
m t
iir ftorse ealinp:. 1 lie jury Mougrii
'airf iyHHBTtraelinirink6UdsV' asked
a laty A rfcr ,n a 8tore. -Xr), mis,
we ? nc whh feet and ler?, but they arc
tint O A M,n.l In IriOT.l "
1- ' J -
. wro offerine to lift a yraj; lady over a
ftT, hi t;i5til th it he too havy.
"' tr, misfltV aid he, "n-f?d tc lifting
rreJof sup at'."
THE XjA-HSTO
iIU:KI)lN(J ASSOCIATION
VnnotOK i H thy futliiH iiiif
Purine the Season or l-C'. at the
Ham or L. Steward, Piano, 111.
PANIC
A In milifiil fiuy, eight Years old, lt! hand high,
vci"li i:Vitl llis. t un trot hotter than :.40 when
in condition, for form, style and way of Roiug,
is second to none.
I'KOKillEK. i'anlelaby McGregor's Warrior; M dam
b? Blackwood, half lter to the dam of ToroHto Chlut.
Mclireiror' Warrior wa by old Iioyai (ieonrei Ills dual
w.i an Imported mare, mipposid to tie thoroughbred.
1'nulo bun proved hiniM'il a trotter Ketter, hvln sired
soit.e t.r the best Trotting Coll In I auada, one 01 ttem liav
Uik trotted better tlian i k) as a lour yew old.
REVENGE
Thorotiirhtirrd, a (iohlen Sorrel. ltt h-ind.- Marli;
for tirecding unit form ho lias not an equal in this
coutitrv. . ..
l'KOIi". UFE Iti'ViT.ce hv Imported Monarch. 1st dam,
Fashion, by'liiiporled trustee. M dam. Honncta o' Hlue. hy
Fir Charles ; Sldni. Uealliy, hy SirAiohv; -Ulutam. by liu
polled Medley ; 3th dam by Imported Sentinel ; tith'dam by
Mar Antliony ; Till dam by Imported J anna; Kill dam by
imported Monkey ; iltb dam by Imported tllvcr Eye ; lOUi
- VaXon'waa'he most celebrated liar Maro of her age,
wlnutn-' 81 out ol . races. SI ot wnleh were four mile rao-e.
The raees she lost she whs out ot condition. belnR beaten In
lunch slower time than the slowest she made In her winning
race. iSee the nedlnrec of lievenite and Fiuhlou In liiuce't
Ainiriran Muil llmik, p. :Nt )
Monarch, by Imported I'rlam, bred hy tin Majeaty King
William IV, at Hampton Court, and Imported by Col. Wade
Hamp on, of South Carolina. 1st daui, Imported Delpblne,
by Whisker ; 2d dam, My l-arty, by Comus: ad dam. the
Colonel' dam, by liclptune; 4th dam. Tipple Cyder, by Kin
rerun; sin uam, i-yivia, py onni .Marsae; did nam. rc-
rett, y a brother to Hylvla
hv l.nrd Mortt-n'a Aranian :
7th dam by lleeulus; Sthdam
bv l-ord Morten' Arabian; ih dam by Mlxbury; 10th dam
y Mlxbury ;
hy Mnlto ltay llarb; llthdamby Hay llolton ; nth dam by
( oneyrkln; Mlh dam by Hiilton'a liiey llarb; Will dam uy
Uverlv'sTurk: 15ih dam by Bustler.
Monarch ran many rare", and neer lot, a heat or a race,
i See hi ut r't Arnri Ivun titiul iJiHik, p. X.)
YOUNG- LION
A Canadian French Stallion, 7 years old, (.fund
hands higlk, weighs HH lhs-i a Jot lllaek,
with very heavy mane and tail; for splendid bone,
ntyle and actions, lie is neknowledged hy oompe
t. tit horsemen to he the best horse of hi c!.ibs
thnt was ever rairt'd in Canada.
PEUUiKKt:. Young Lion, t-ircd by ( "Jttr do
Lion, dam bv Hlaok Diamond, a marc tist could
trot la U.10, imd a winner on the turf.
YOUNG- SCOTLAND
An imported ClvoVsdalc, ft beautiful Brown, four
years old, stands bunds high, weighs l'JCHJ
lbs. when in good flesh, has great bone and good
action, and for a draft ntallion has no superior in
Ibis country or any other.
l'EDKJUfcE. Young Scotland, filred by Old
Scotland; his tlam, a pure Clydesdale mare.
The Tonus are as follows:
PANIC fHX) to insure; '
(fi. ior me season;
$."il for single leao.
UKVEXUK. iiOO to insure Thorou
libred
mares; $50 to insure common bred mares.
YOUNU LION. to insure.
YOl'NU SCOTLAND J 10 to Insure.
J'a.'!uri 'nn'.vAi'f Jf Murnjhiii aihtitif. Ac
t','7 i,tt an'. ftn'iini al oiriurt1 ritk.
PRIZES.
Association offers the following prizes, to
The .
be awarded at the Kendall County Agricultural
Fair of ls7t, for Colts sired bv their Horses:
For the bubt Colt sired by Panic, $100 cash and
the service of tlie Horse.
For the best Colt sirod by RpvEXflt, out of a
thoroughbred Mure, provided there tiro three en
tries, f lOO ea-li; the best out of a common Mare,
Sf.VI rash; and service of the Horse.
For tho best Colt sired by Youno Lion, $'25 in
cash and the service of the Morse.
For tho bet Colt siied bv Yufxo S orr..Ni,
i .40 c ash and the service of tint Hore.
I Manlier nf tht Asmifiiitiun uo! uiVciox ti fO'.H-
h '.? !' vo;.
!""" MayKth. ia,a.-
Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, &c,
AT R. W. QOOBVS,
37 Sa Salle St.
Ottawa, February If
CCFFIWS,
GliSKES,
AND
3
37 La Salle St.
E. W.MOORE.
Utuii, February lStb.1373.
GEORGE JEKYLL,
Contractor & Builder
- : y " .? ' v. -
MntifUcttiror of
Sash, Doors,Blinds,Monldiiigs,
Planing, Matching & Sawing.
CoctriKta Taken and Material Furtidied at
I the Ixiwest Livinr; Itatos
Sherp on the Hydraulic Basin, west of the fctanh
Factory.
w-r p.,rUa rntmn1at1nr'.rn.r.dtnc will tnd It to their
, advantaa-e to el on ma before lelUoj thet: ''. .
Otiawa. Marco ihs.is.j. v,&v.
Catholic Habits
At Moore's.
Valuable Slollions for Service
FURNITURE.
B4EARE
ftllsccllancQus.
THE OK.IC3rI3Sr-A.3L.
WttbMlth!Y:Qabk'ImproTemtrati.
Cheapest. Besti and Most Durable
Machine Ever Invented !
The
Call and eoe their, at tlie Asrlenltura Implement
'Vi'ol, on La ballu Strtet.
FARMERS. ATTMTION!
I want It dlrtlnctlr understood tr yon want any Farming
ffiiiln, I will Hell them in luw anil K Ive you an aucuimiiuila
tlngttmeaa uy man in thecounty. Kery Implement war
rantfd to live entire aatinlaetlon. The following It a par
tial Hot of goods that J naveltlie exclusive aaleodu this
vicinity :
Perkins-Wind Mill,
Oilman Corn stmllers and Powera,
Sweepntakcs'l hraittiers.
Chlraitol'lttt' "
Buttafo ' "
Vibrator " "
Food Steamert,
Feed Mills.
Feed Cutters.
Fairbanks' and Vli'torSealeb,
Fnrat A Bradley's Horse Hake.
Oophcrs. Chums, Washing Mhln?l,
Champion lleapers and Mowers,
Adams Shelleni,
Vandlvrr I'lantcri,
Cllmai Planters,
Peoria Union Planters.
lmproTiiit Stars. $15 to fOO.
Northwesu-rn l'lantera.
Stalk ('niters.
Stalk Cutter Attachment fr Plows.
H s
S n
sr so
c a
r 5
Ottawa, March . 1873
F.D.5.VEET6KKI
c
iOVSTY MU l'i:itIHTEDK?IT
OF HCHOOl-H.
OFFICE IN OTTAWA.
At the Men School-third ward. Offlce days, second an
fourth Saturdays In every month. aulS,"3
o
NM.tN Ac IIAPE7IAN,
I'XlIHTiaRS,
Booksellers and Stationers.
N'o 1H Lu Kulle SStret't,
the Court House Sqnore' OTTAWA, ILL3
Ml'llliO CAMPAKJJt
73
AT THB
RUSSELL & SON.
Tlie subscribers open their ::.th campalen with Enlarced
Pri-ii'lBes, uu! and experience, comli'nt'd with you'll and
energy, and some other special advantages. They will try
and liiake the Depot "llcadquaiteis" lu thla coiiniy. at
which to buy reliable Furniture at tlie fmalleat pos.-lbfc
inarxlH. Nearly ull thelt plalu V'urulture 1)
Home-Made and Wftrfirited.
They have r.ow on h md and win ho'.vr V.-pknlshed a larje
etO'k ot pls'ri Snrt lancy
Cliiliiliii'v, 'ii-il!is:' t IJiiiin(i:i1
l,mr iri-f.
UNDERTAKING.
TVy have In stock and will constantly keep a lai oe as
nrvtmi'iitol Metallic Unrlal (.ni.es, t'.iket.H and Plain tothnj
at very low rates. A uood Haarse lor elty or country.
0:tnwa, March 15. 18:3. KIISSKI.L ft SOX.
DAILY HACK
FROM
Marseilles to Ottawa!
AND RETURN.
LienveN tlo HookwItH J Iouc
Mel lien, ut ft u. lit.
1 11 r-
tjoavo tho Ottawa IIoumc, Ottawa,
ut a i. mi.
iwr All nansenirers. packaees and eipress (;oods carefully
transported to and from these places. Jrfave Kouda al me
above named hotel. Kare and charfrn reasonable.
A Oood Livery id couuecuon who ui .
' WM. HUUDLEHOS, Manazer.
J. B, KDDT. Proprietor. nnyil-u
MAIERHOFER, DENT & CO.
Have the pleasure of Informlnj the farmer of I.a Salle and
surroondui counties that they are manufacturing- at their
laiue establishment, at the sidecut lock, near the main ca
nal, tn Ottawa, In a style and al a cheapness hitherto unap-
Agricultural Implements,
StKl an Onxmnn .n:iff, One lfnrte, nmt I'mlrlt I'LO Y,
Hill reu s, VuUtnttvtt, llurn: Uukcs, ilc.
In short, all kinds nt tieavy farmer' tools. Theli machin
ery is all new, perfect, and propelled i aa abundant, never
faillni water power. Fanner are Invited to call a-id eiam
Ine tMr work, whether they wish to purchase or not. AU
tmricorki irurrnwd. , . . , ,
Orders from a distance, promptly attended to, and imple
ments placed on huard canal boats or car free of charge.
Ottawa. Dcc.M-lyr MAIEUHc' JiK. DKS T t.u.
tM)H HAli VZ. The subscriber oRr ror sale, on rea
' onalle terms, the tullowlnn lands aad town lot, situa
tedtn La Balle county, to wly
lOAcre WWSWUOf Kv NKUBe!.2,T.M,R.
:VJ Acre tVTof Ii Nft 8ec.'l7. T. 83, U. I
MO Acrea-Ww BWt4 nec. 2? T. S4. U.f .
1 III Acre-N V? M TI, T. U. H. 3.
town lots
Lots S. , Block t. Stat' Addition to Ottawa.
Undw Lot ll,nioek4,8tate' Addition to otmwa.
I ots t IK . a, 1W. W im.- 1, nfc n niu. i n
lot , 10. 11. VI. I'l. 21.4'i. Hlock W ftre, Addition.
m Block. State' Addition to Ottav
Lot IV Block 1(1. 'Ottawa Centre.
tu .hnTK will he sold for oart cas own. and tne r"ldiii
on time o suit purchasers For fumipr particular apply
to AltvrtF. low.i.araii.3ice,vjivB.iMinoi..
Ottiw a.M.y IH6.S.-U It. K.UHOIIELL.
FOB SALE.
Ite residence latelv occnpled by the Iter. M. K. WUJ
Hie
iiht
land, with hearing iralt trees, vlt
brca'.n. F-niuirer
A:.lll
on ine no. in i-i-r- .. - .. ...... .
CC . w ill lie sold al a
C. H Ill'.IMI.
In pLUOtticelil k
11-51. A. tlltC.MIAI.I-:, j
BUILDING ;
Contractor & Jobber.!
Parties Ici'inr to hulld or renslr will Cp'.
it lo their luierestto try Lie.
FItATlICS OF ALL flK M TV
Constantly on ha-id. Am;. ' '
IOP1I
'llawa. Illinois.
anril
I' HIIIIKI'OltT-
MDSSAI3 ANU BILL Book. , v.,a
'ptlOMtai !KOTTY
1 Wood.romer of Jeflroa and
wet ofHtie Opera Hoo ouawa I"
Iiraler In Coal and
tltoa streets. 1 h'o
jnnJi
(iAM KH.-Tbr"" of the mt ooi
I offered to tte aablie : AVU.l TF.
oau'ar a"e erer
T'7t . Forie ny
OriMAN HAPEMAN.
IOOK-. -The flnetEn-l!h,tier-
1 naa and American Pociet Hos. at
I anon, at
(IBM AN A H APKMAV'S
UltMIlUK
th best Biaaera, at
A MHOIIAIK,ol
U' MAN A HM twAS l".
1 5ITI A t Jl'JSR. tr U.t d ml Jgo.
1 Ursvjlejiai ueMAN A HAPAJA S
HOWE
mmu .MACHINE,
OttawaFnrmtureDeuot
Jlctt) anitrtiscmcnts.
POSTPONEMENT!
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOP. THE niCSEFIT OF TIIF.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK
SUCCESS ASSURED.
A Fl'LL I) HAWING CKKTAl"?,
Ou Tu.-sil.iy, 3 I at of March 'exl.
In order to meet the (teneral isti and expectation of the
public and the ticket-holders fr the full payment m iiic
niau-nincent ulfts announced for tho Fourth rami out
Concert il the Public Library of Kentucky, the manage
ment have determined to postpone the Concert and Draw
ItiK until
Tuesday, )Iarch :Ust, 1ST t.
They hare already reallzcxl
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,
And have a great many agents to hear from.
KortoiM i'fiittrttilntiltftheuilf Of trtry ticM bffore the
Pratriiit : bin, icViAr all ar?. md or not, Vi Comvit and
th-.m'tnil It-ill tMlsimlu nn,i tttiHHtlwnllu tilkv tlltli Oil the
,1:11 nun' .rt-iW, imdtr" mill rrnviin uumUt thei) Hill ftec'-i-fiM,
ami the prittn icM be iniumKn iiipti1ion to the tin
wUltkUt. Only Cfl.OOO tickets have been Issued, and
12,000 CASH GIFTS.
Will h ultrlbnteo amoux the ticktt liolders.
The tickets are printed In coupons, of tenths, and all frac
tional parta will be represented In thedrawint; Just as wuole
ticket re.
LIST OF Ol FTS.
ONK ('.HAND CASH GIFT HMrSO.OOO
ONK IIUANI) CASH OIKT.
ON K (ilCAMI IASII tilfT
ONK liltANO I'ASIl lilKT
ONK tillAN'D t'ASII tilKT
1(1 t'ASII UIKTS ui,il each...
31) CASH OIKTS r.,mi each...
50 CASH 01 ITS LOO each...
HI) t'AHl (I1KTS SWIeach...
WD CAHH Ol ITS suleadh...
INI ( Aril! IIIKTS each...
2M) ('ASH (ilKTS iCeach...
IMS CASflM.in'S UXIeacb...
11.000 CASH lilt IS SUeach....
ni,inn
i?,roo
100,0011
ino.ooo
no.ooo
4ll,OIHI
IO.OOO
1.-5.000
nii.titit)
:i'j,ron
isno.ooo
Total. 17,00t' Gifts, all Cash, amonntlUK to H I .fVOO.OOO
The chance for a gilt are as one to Are.
1'KIC'K OK TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, fv); Halves, fS; Tenths or each coupon,
IV, Kleven W hole Tickets for r,0: uj Tlcketa lor f l.uoit;
113 Whole Tickets lorr.,00O; V.7 Whole Ticket fur (IU,tuU
No discount on Ichh than f-'OO worth ol tickets.
The Fourth Gilt Conceit will tie conducted in all respect
like the three which have already been given, anil lull par
ticular may be lennieu from circulars, which v.111 be cut
free from this offlce to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and application lor mjencles will be
attended to In tlie order they are rrrelved, and it Is imped
Ihev will be sent In promptly, that there may be no diaap
polntmeut or delay In hlllui; all. l.ila'i al terms l'Ivi ii t
those who buy to sell airaln. All agent are p-reuiplorlallv
reiinlred to settle up their accounts and retiirn uticuUI tick
ei by the .I'th day ut M'lrcli,
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Ascnt Pub'ic l.lbrarv K and Manairerdlltt 'onccrt,
Pm hv Library Uulldlni;, Louisville, Ky.
TRUE TO
NATURE."
This First-class Chromo will be
suoscrlber to
hen to every
GODEY'S UDY'S BOOK FOR 1874
W nether to a Slncle Subcrlbcr for Three Dollars,
or in a C uh of BU, lor Fourteen Dollar.
Addrets I,. . lilHH'Y,
N. K. cor. Sixth ChfMualH., Philadelphia, Pa
tV See Terms In Lady's lloek tor other Clubs.
TAKES on Sight.
Last and Best
Combination for
IIIIVvW, A)' lit-i
ii n it tSiih'imen I
Hksiiy Waiiji P.KKriiKii'H fai'lly newspaiKT iiWes every
subscriber a pvrtol the largest and llnent Dl.KDdliAl'lIS
...... nllruMllllt RIlllU'etH. ttiat " lHkl' Olt HAllltl'U
hy Mm. Anderanii, aa cum. Hat and conitniidonn lor her
U'de Amike" and'rlKt Aliv" Awuts have 1MMKNSK
SUCCKS- callH The "hen liiislnes ever oiieren canvasa
er." We furnish the lightest and hundymet out lit. and
nav very lilch coinmlMslune. tV I' iico subscriber n- elves
WITH'U T hici ay two beautiful pltf'uies. which are ready
Mr IMMKIHA I'K DKI.1 VF.HV. I he paper liscll stands
peerlcsa umonK family joui naU.lH'In.- so popular that nl Its
claisll hatth.! lanit rin iilnlinii in Hi' iimlil! Kmploya
the best illcraiv talent. Fdward Kl'uIchioii s serial atnrt Is
lut IH-Kliiiilnz; back chapter suppllel to each subscriber.
Mis. Stowe- 1-jnireipecied sequel to" Vy VI nut I" be
Kins In the new year. Any 0110 wishing a Jl Q E NTS
guild salary or an Independent liuslm si, jj en
should send for circular and term to . I. vi"ii til"
II. FOllli CO., Kew Vork, Uoston, CIiicuro, Cincinnati or
San Francisco.
Or. DOO pcrday! Airta wanted I Allclseol
l" O yf working people, of flliier sex, yoiinu or
thi. nittkM iniiri ninnev at uork lor na ill their simru mo-
menu, or all the time, than at anythlni: else. Particulars
iree. Adilren U. ST1.NSON & C.. Portland, Maine.
HORRIBLE!
I suffered with Catirrii thirty years, and wa cured bv
simple, leinedv. Will send reee.ipt. noaiait free, to all tulle
U'd. ltcv.T. J. MKAU, Drawer iiO, Syracuse, n. 1.
Ml iVli'V Hi't'l'Ul fl'li Stencil & Ky Check
Willi! (luiflts. 1,'ataloKue and full particulars
FHKK. 8. M. BrKKCKa. 117 Hanover Ut., Union.
$10
to mi4 In Wall Htreet often lead to
afiTtune. No risk. Thirty-two pane pam
phlet Tor a Ump V A I.F.N I'ISK II M
IiltllXiK A CO , Hankers and Brokers, 3!
Wall Street, New Vork.
fHlBcllancouB.
DR. J. Be WALKER,
Oculist and Aurist
Who ii practiced In thl cltv since lo0,
may becousulted
ATMIi: CI-lf-TON 1IUTKI., OTTAWA,
CntUeFIUHT rSATntHAr In Kach Uonlh,
As tulluws :
SCurday.
...tan.l. P73 Hatnrday Jir'I.lHTl
. Feb. 1. " . ' Au. 'J. "
"!'. .. ..Mar I. " j " S-t't Ii. "
Aprils. ' I " -'t.4. '
May X " " Nov. 1, "
. June 7, " " Iec.. "
At all otlier lmf t 'a Oil 1 tho only t'.f. be visit (.rofc
tonally) l.e may be found at Chicago.
OFFICE AND SISPEABABY:
ISl South Clark St., cor. Monroe.
S. LOCKWOOD,
fSar.ev(r" .' nkfoti A Luckaoutlj
Whoremilp an! Kttisll Healer In
HARDWARE,
PON, bTKEL. NAII. M'UIN"S AXI.t-:t, 1KH.TS,
ANVII.m, VISKr, TI1IMII1.K t-KLINd, H IX",
MAt.I.KAItl K IKONS, r.tHIHI MKT At.,
I'.I.ACKFMITIM' Tool S M F.I HANK t'
TOOLS, HOUSF; Mli'l -, H'Hl.1".
NAILH, W1IKKI. IHKHOWi
tVACtiN STiK'h.toKN
J IIASKLT.AC.it .
Aim a Full Aa r'.-nvat of C'.tdie. .
f Siietial Attention civt 'i tn i.nh rs l y ni:il.
Julrstb.lrti.
IT I.IlH KAl K
Boot and Shoe Store,
J
Vo. HMils street, near the ChlcafO. Bnrllnf ton AQutnr j
lUllroad Depot, utuwa, Illinois. octll-ljr
AVILUDE,
Or l.am. of Blrta. A aluat!e addltloe, to the pleaaatea ol
the Horue Circle. Price, .ie. ;4 HAPKMAK.
It'F'lllllll Alll l,,V'TA'.,I',,
PAPKit aad auTtlopr at Cxmsn A llapcataa a.
ni.ATMH
I 1WAUU". At
'AHI". rrtlllllallK
, at vJJ ii J HAfAM-i.r.
yianmg aoii Uuduing.
PLANING MILL
Sash, Door and Blind
FACTORY.
LumJuT, Lath j Lime, Nails,
lluihlers' Hardware, &v.
COLWEIil;, CLARK & CO.
Have on hand Ja'mukb of all gra lcs
Lath, Lime, Hair, Planter, Cement
and JJrick, Scwcr Tipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Cut tono. Ottawa
and Joliet liubblo Stone, Ihiilders'
Hardware of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also (.lass and Tutt, Koild
in Taper, etc.
Tlie whole of the above materials
having been purchased at tho lowest
wholesale- figures, we will either sell
r use them at tho lowest market
figures. I'eing extensively engaged
in the
IJUlLDLMi ItUSINESS,
And with tlie facilities we have, are
prepared to complete and
Do Work ( heaDcr & Hotter
tlian Any Oilier Finn.
We are fully stocked with Keady
made JXXMIS, SASH & UL1NDS,
manufactured from Well Seneoncd
Lumber.
PUf Luinber Yard Hosrack &
Richardson's Docks.
655T Oftico and Factory La tallc
St., opposite the Park House.
COLWFLl, CLARK & CO
Otiawa. March 1st, IKIil.
UMI1UR! IjUMIIEKI
STRAWN & POWELL
DKALKKM IN
Rhinglf l, Lath, Poat and fiail.
Also, Manuiactiirers of and Dealer la
(JIazod and UnIazed,
DOORS, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS & BRACKETS.
PLANING- MILL
tn oonnerttoT',iltb the limine, ,srd, svlni theipenenu
IronbleW uaulln your luuiwr io a mm n
rmr- mKr v.M .nil tlsnlr.e Mill neai ine I innois n
BrP"e.
airtllt.
A few Thousand Dollars to Loan.
Knu.alreof J. F. NASH,
reft. At First Katlonal liai.k of Ottawa
QTTAWA CKJITItK
PLOW & WAGON SHOP.
JOHN VETTE
IW1paetocll the attentlt n of the pnhllc to hls 'nl. riied
fai llltli'. f..r mannracrtuln Waii'.ns. ntir'.e.and ar kos
kinds. .1 airrlcultural loipl-menU, such an Jtas. jlowh. h
tlvalors.Ae. ALL KtMiHC
K K I' A I K I N
Inthewarof itlacksm'tliln. Wo'l Work. '-'f;,J'"J
.no cl.ear.lv done. . r .-r. n -ni abroad de.iTen 1 on board
csra i c.rial ! it free ol charge
July Wth.fTS.
JOHN VFTTF.
... .... hi . -!.!. i.n lir,'!j last. P)ic.
SI 0 ?.! ,: the .'ate riiad. aS.ut !.. nn n rtti of
.. l i , tr,' l'--i.i it--li. contilnlnr a
note uf l.nd f.-r u , r' ,. .dr
...ii , r... ....r i.itf in i n ' '
i.ilr i: ' a .. ... 1 -..nl.nt. I.. t. ..n
TTiMlfr nn triiii"' ' r si
da!rne-
, , . - information mt.lH ti
it mt Mf I !-rnn rrr-i'lnnr.l n-l U
,!an,),e..,.t.p.rmen,h.:ir '.u,,.
111 enable him to
to pir-
reeovi-r
chase said
Dec. r.. :w
P 1 1. Serena, 111.
:Ti, Ari alV. UK CHII.Ii OVKK TKAK8 iF
I i) a -e ran new leara Mlme u.'rman'a new meth
nd r.f maWli 'f '' K'ower.. f'.r onlT hy pnrcli.ie
l,k In.'r.ict1..n act an entire fc-t of mount.
..7 her b.k Iwructl' le. II be.ntltul art of maltln
F..iu-rhlch P"fre repwlatl'.n of II natural
.'.f.Ynin.a.1e wfh'.ul ld or arl.i Price. ..tJU
tCt lKM,ltc"0ha.i:riiith author. MAtiAMh hfh
VI V No IH wst i.t street, ew ork, or at iwoian A
tiapeinan' Bjo tore. aofja-liii.x
).(M)n Forsaleby uTTAWxCASCo
Jaaia'1
a large and
M
L-U.II1M)CM 1IIMIKM.
braaiiral arinriii v- u -'--" .
" . ..lklM-. Ml.hHfMl CnWI Pt!li.
Olill I'ri.'"." r i -.
u url made, wr u. e k, IHmaa A Haixxan.
1j or nrlnte4 to order, by QMAM A HAJ LMAS.
N(Tie, IIH4F1
A I Kt'KI IT
Yi IMAM A UAPKMA.V8
JJlOrtHV i. MT'I'..
iSnc:eor to rt.'i.Coltori it t.'o.,i
t
BOOTH PIPB V'""4
C'fTAW
count house,
li.UNOIJ.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Paints. Oils. Claii. Kerosene Lamp. LaatviM, btatloer.
Toilet Soaps, herl'uniery. Pocket Cutlery, liaxom A Mro.
I'aieni Aieuicines, i onms anu itruKiieA. j-nm mnj ai
Lluuors fur Medicinal Purposes. Phynclans PreacruUoi.a
Carefully Coainoundol. r nriners arid Phylclan Iron) tb
country will find my stock nf medli lura complete. Wi
raiueo genuine anu 01 ine nvsi iiuaiiiy. nnurr nnw bmiiki
li Main street. may tm-U
City Drug Store
SHI Hit A: LOHHIAI X, l'rop..
Cor. La Salle 6c Madison Sts.
II.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
ICE CREAM,
ConlVH ioueTy Notion Store,
An-i wholesale and retail dealer lu stlclr aad t'nncy t an U. s
llrange. Lemons, Flg, Cigars, Flslilng Tackle,
Croiiuet Sets.Toys, NotloiiJ. & ,
14 Madison .Vf., 4 tw mt 1'. O. axmtr
Parties, festival or families at all lime uplled wttta
The Best of Ice Cream, Candies. Nuts & Fruit
at the lowest Market Prices.
Very thankful lor past favor,
city.
Ottawa. Jnne "Ih, IS,.!.
Please call wtica in the
ii. WAiniKC.
LARGE STOCK,
Ana
LOW I'RICFS.
FOI5 ANY .MITICI.K OF
CLOTH
OU
T1
Hats, Caps, Trunks & Valises.
KEMKMBKU
S. C. BAR5METT,
Tho Olothier &. Merchant Tailor,
No. 3 REDDICK'S BLOCK
Ottawa, lllliiolN.
Merchant
SIsyJGth W,i
Tailoring t SpeHaUy.
Winter Styles of
HATS
AT F. C. PRESCOTT'S
t4 La Salle St., Ottawa. Hi.
iKiuiur.
VI
Gas.Steam & Wafer Pipe Fitter,
Kit MMtlt. Htreet,
Opposite the Farmer's House, thank, the pulalf i of fAjaa .
i... th. ir literal natnuiaire. aa l l to state that .K '
eirirlce ol tenty-tle year. In the boalnea.
in: IN STIIX IIAM,
And will eonttnne to supply at the loweet llrtna ra(r '
cr.fa-rlpe."-K and walrr llttii'ja. valve, .n.ii ai"l
watci uira.c.teru, iranlen and htch pumps, ball.a. wsl-:
closets. Ir.m sinks. hydrauU. chandelier, iu II ittuus. au!
plumbers a- io.'. ceueralU'.
fiaa llitnrea Be-Bronied Rqwal lo fiew.
Burial Robes,
Something Nice,
At Moore's.
T
Uii;it iiaiju riAWios,
MARTIN KEIM.
The niostonvenlstit and the De.t riHcnlateA tr. lar citv.
IMVOUTF.D DY HIMSELF.
Calitomia Wines.
Pure Liquors.
The Best Cv4r:
MSALSATASY BOER.
Free Lunch Every Morning
First ciy of Tarn HaJ, La SaiteM.
OtUwa.JaneU.l71 -1J
MAKT1K LhtU
J at FKUC TaAHKK wrPtCk'
(ilTSlflRfflli(i(iO()DS
Glioicest GBrmanWmes
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