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OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1874.
NUMBER 13.
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HUGH J. GILLEN,
The Champion 31erehant ofj
Ottawa.
MAMMOTH ESTABLISH-MENT.
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menu licfort! tlicexplrtttlun ol'tV iwntract will he rlmtt
ed the full niti'n at Above '.rr ' '?i;irc will almi he mailt
or dissolution and t!i r iio:ie.t tiot mnn.ctp'' w'tlt thi It
reguitir business.
Local notices, (.ft ct i ceets. peiiiue
fWT In no cane will ;ttc.ip term nr ivpart'tit from.
IF" The date on the slip on wli'cli tlie anhtcrlher'a name
ll printed Indicates the time when (ho suliHcrlptlon expires.
1'ersoiia who have paid for the Tunic Tkauku should lie
careful to notice that the il-itu n the slip correepondu t
the ditto to which titty have paid, ari'i al nf.ee nullf-tlie
publisher? c J any discrepancy.
din nvt It 's
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.i-t.uiiti;iult.ii tnrli AdveitiKi'
Another large invoice of goods nt Mr. Oillcn's
cstiiblinliment adds another volume of testimony
ns to the correctness of his motto of quick sales
mill small profits. This invoice is fully .as large
as any jriur one during the season, and is, like
all of it R predecessor!), composed of none but
the most durable and merchantable goods which
the market ufiords. It nlsj embraces nil of the
latest fall styles in dress goods. During the
half hour which we spent in glancing over and
ihrough his stock, of course we could see but a
small portion of what his very extensive estab
lishment contained, yet of the fow we did ex
amine, wc feel constrained to mako favorable
mention, knowing as we do, that the remainder
of his stock is in keeping with the leading ar
ticles. In the dress goods department we were shown
me of the largest and most complete assortments
of
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
O'Jr f ifillttes for doiiiit a!) klmls ol .ioh Work, in tlir r
rlous at pics of the art. are lot nur.iu'd In this section,
and e rear cctfully srllclt thmr. wwhlni; anything done m
tMillneto Klve us a call, Hy t'n' iilli'..iis and llheral use
Ot prlntiT'b Ink many a man's lortunr h ss ')ceu hikiIh. atui
the llr Id Is still open. Try It.
Onli-rs hy mall promptly uttcmlKil to.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa ionl Oi:ie.
CLOSING AND AHKIVA1. OF MAILS:
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Kastcrn trial) l'MSp I5ps'
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South. mall lliir.AM .1iI6ph
Northern mall. JjlOp M lliM a h
Farm Itldue, Tuesday, Thura. 4 Saturday 2:00 pm 100 a
Prairie Centre, Wednesday and Ha'nrday. 2:00 v u 13:00 ll
Hltrht mall 7:: P
Ottlceonensat7 A M, and closes at 7:R0 p m.
April t, 1S74. J. Il.tlAMEIION.P. M.
CONDKNSKU TIMK TAIILK,
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifto Railroad.
Ias8, Trains West.
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May30,137t. F. TAVENE1J, Agent at Ottawa.
TO OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
Tin:
Chicairo, Uiirliiigton and iiinoj
JtAlL.ItO.VJ
Is tlie Mliort I.lnc lo Cliiciiso
the i:nst.
and
TrtWAKKS CUICAtiO.
Paawwer k'avea Ottawa
Acc. Freight ' " .'.".".".'.".'.'.'.'.'.'."..".
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Pawenjer Arrives Ottawa
St. 23 am
8 25 p u
Acc. Fr?!;ht" 6. 35 a m
" IU.35AM
" - " 40pm
7.5s p II
2.35 a u
.'). . Himicock, Uencral Passenger Ajent.
I"SC3ICT Ha iris. Ureteral Superintendent.
D. V. TOCZALIK.
JoIyStb. Agent, Ottawa, Illinois.
Livery & Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity that he has oneof I he enoicest Livery Stocks In this
city, at the City Staliles, such as the
Latest Slvlfs of Hacks. Carriajej and Snirgifs,
To let at nrloe to suit tlmea. Parties. W eddings. Funerals.
Plc-Nlcs, c supplied with sood rhfa on shrt notice, and
unrals In th country or adjolmr.tr towns promptly at
tended to. Pmrna take n to and Iruni the depots, or to the
eouDtrr.DlRbtorrtay. pr- Kriucntber the place on Madl
on street, near the 1ok bilde.
Jnae, ls7. PETEU EtJAX.
Il'cn's own make candy it what every lover
of candies should cat.
Take your watches, clocks and jcv.iiiy to
Mies' to be rcpuiretl. Vou will tind him on Mad
iion SL, opposite H. WultlurV.
Good chance to fret ood and 1 lnup boots and
shoes as I). Leahv is closing out Ids stock. The
best place to buy cheap for cash U at his place.
M .liefsl & Co. are selling overcoats for
$8,59,?10, ?r.'. fU, SIC, im, sio. jai
and S-HJ. t all an 1 ret them.
The best and cheapest underwear In the city
is to bu fjund at A! Alschukr's. at the Yellow
forner.
Mr. Lansing's sinijia.z schofd ruiunieiieet In
the bascmcntof the Baptist churce this cvci.in.
A full turn out U desirea.
liISISSE S1I.KS
of dil"crcnt colors r.tnl brands wc ever beheld.
As wo looked at piece after piece of tho rustling
f.tln ie as it was displayed, we wondered why it
was that any lady should visit Chicago to pur
chase this class of goods when so large ft stock
is kept at home. In
: .!:'!! rss cloths axd sikrixos
the sioclv van also immense, every color known
to tho most fashionable can hero be found.
Shades suited to each and every complexion are
kcj t r'lnstantly oh hand. A new lino of these
goods was received with the last invoice, nnd
contains some of the latest styles in color. The
stock of
Moll.Wll liOOItS
is in keeping with the assortment in each of the
other departments, and is fully up to the stand
ard both in quantity and quality. It is doubtful
whether any other house in the city 1ms as ex
tensive a stock of these goods as Mr. Gillen.
The stock of
DIAGONALS AMI SKIUJKS
nextattracted ourattcntion and was well worthy
the admiration of more competent judges than
we, for the styles and quantity of these goods
are kept in so great variety as to be sure to
please the most fastidious. We passed next to
the
VKI.VCTS
of which there is truly a beautiful assortment.
In silk velvets we were shown some of tho rich
est patterns we ever beheld, while in velvet
eens and velvet trimmings the assortment dis
plays the excellent taste of Mr. Gillen as a pur
chaser. Any lady who cannot rlud nt this es-
tsblishment just what she wants in the way of
dress goods and trimmings we should infer was
very hard to please. Having thus briefly
indicated only a few of the leading articles in the
stock of costly dress good, wo pass to the
liOMtCSTICS.
To say that the stock of this department was
forded up would not be any exaggeration. In
Prints, Ginghams, Ticking nnd bleached and
brown Muslins the department is literally cram
med full. Hoxcs have been improvised at coun
ters, and the counters themselves fairly groan
with t he load stacked upon them.
riW'E GOOl'S,
such as Doeskins, Broadcloths, Cassiiiieres, Jeans,
and the many other qualities of goods used for
the manufacture of Mens' t'lothing. are also su
perb selected with a view to sell, by one of the
best purchasers in Ottawa, and are offered nt
prices which place it within the reach of all to
wear good, respectable clothing. In this depart
ment we noticed some of the best quality of
Heaver goods we ever beheld and believe that
any merchant tailor in tho city would coincide
with us.
BLANK KTS.
Anybody who will sleep cold this Winter is
surely ignorant of the fact that Mr. Gillen has
a store, for his stock in this line of goods cer
tainly contains enough varieties nnd is ofTered
at sufficiently low prices to satisfy any person of
the cheapness of his goods.
tutor F.UIKS.
At last wc come to that which clothes tho in-
with the visit we made tho Dry Goods Empor
ium of Hugh J. Gillen, andimhesitntingly pro
nounce it as near a first-class establishment ns
we evor visited.
THE MANUFACTORIES
OF OTTAWA.
THE MAGNITUDE AND IM
PORTANCE OF OUR
JOBBING TRADE.
HULL fc BARTELS' HAT,
CAP AND FUR EM
PORIUM.
Extraordinary Attractions!
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
The fact that Ottawa is prepared to furnish
our citizens of La Salle County with any und all
grades of hatters' and furriers' snoods, and those
of home manufacture, seems to be at last fully
understood. We ourselves wcro of the opinion
that nine-tenths of the stock in the city, in the
line of furs and caps, were the manufacture of
eastern tradesmen until Tucsday.whcn wc took a
stroll through the magnificent salesroom and
shops of Messrs. Hull k Bartcls. Their facilities
for manufacturing goads In their line we found
to be fully equal to those of any of the extensive
houses of the east. All the latest contrivances
for saving labor in the trade are there to be found,
while charts and patterns setting forth the latest
styles are being received by them almost daily
and given to their workmen for samples from
which to manufacture the goods for their custo
mers. J 11 tuis conned:'.-;-, wo voi...l villi the ut-
tentioa cf our people L. Ihe fact unit they me
always sure to recilvc In addition to home made
goods the latest st) les, as this firm is sparing 110
pains or expense in producing for their custo
iiiers the very latest fashions. It is 11 hiiitl it ef
much importance to purchasers to know that
they arc purchasing of the mam-pai ti uhus in
this lino of goods and by being able to do so they
save from 20 to 40 per cent of their money, be
side having the satisfaction and local pride of
encouraging home interests and home industries.
Mr. Hull, the senior member of the firm, has
spent his life, since childhood, in either buying
or selling goods for wholesale houses and is un
doubtedly as good a buyer as the west nllords.
His large experience and acquaintance iimong
business men and the people of the west enables
him to be a successful caterer to their desires in
quality and styles of goods ns well as his person
al desire to establish a trade all go to prompt
energetic action and extra ofTcis on his part.
Mr. Battels (everybody knows Bart), the junior
of the firm, is always to be found at his place of
business ready to either show visitors through
their manufactory and demonstate to them
that Ottawa has a llrst-class manufactory, or to
wait on customers. Bart has been a resident of
Ottawa for twenty years, nnd engaged In the
hat, cap and lur trade for over twelve years.
During a greater portion of that time he was in
the employ of the late Mr. Prcscott, with whose
ability as a manufactor our people are well ac
quainted. Always polite and good naturcd, Bart
will be found at their salesroom (northeast cor
ner of the square) always ready to answer ques
tions or give information concerning their linde.
Having thus briefly noticed the concern in an
individual capacity we will now speak of them
as a firm.
The most praiseworthy remark which we could
make, and at the same time be cue which would
find an echo in the scutimentof our citizens,
would be Hii.l & Baktai.s ai.wavs do jit
WiIat thev Afiiii:n. If vou purchase irooiis of
them which, 011 examination, do not suit, your
money is cheerfully refunded. If you order an
article manufactured and when you call for it
find it in any particular different from what was
to be made, you need not take it. There is no
brow-bcat'.ng customers or growling because you
don't llnd what you want. As individuals as well
as a business firm, these enterprising young men
may be described in one word, ns oenti.emkn.
TIIKIlt FAflLITlKS.
They have, as we intimated above, full facili
ties for the rapid manufacture of all goods lti their
line. A cloth cap is made complete in thirty
minutes, and oilier goods In the same propor
tion. As to the liner article! of fur g ."tods, they
also make their own. While meandering through
their establishment we examined a cloak or sack
which, w hen complete, is to fill an order from
oue of our wealthy ladles und is to costf I.V).
We mention this article as demonstrative of
their ability to manufacture fine goods. Their
stock of manufactured goods is ample and af
fords oue of the best assortments from which to
select we ever saw, while their stock of raw furs
is immense. They do not advertise all of the
Kirypt'.an, Mahommedaii or l'ugan species of
animal pelts which have been extinct for half a
century, believing that as intelligent a coinmuti
Received from the Great Dress Goods Auction Sales in New York.
Aran' cases of Dress Goods have been sold for less than half thoir valuo to inij.ort, and our Inner bought largely.
We propose rushing them out and not carrying over till late in the season.
Large assortment ot Irish I'oplms (in desirable colors) at 7"c, late iiruv Z-l.HZ. Fine- iiii ilities in IrMi
at SI, 1.274 and $1.3"j, worth $1.25, $1.50, 1.75 and j. 1
Jilack (Jros. Grain Silks at $1.25, $1.10, $1.(55, $2 and $2.2.3.
Ulack Alpacas and Mohairs at a sacrifice. ,ice quality at 27 and :57J, worth 50 and 5 cents.
rine chk Aioliairs at in, Oi 5- ana tt, worm .ie, 1 and si.l5.
bilk btripcs, I ophns, Keps, Arc, vvc, share in the Fame slaughter.
Poplins
.Merinos, Km press Cloths, Camel's Hair Goods,
Come earlv and securu tho 1
largains.
IZesjioetfully,
ing fully convinced that all will then realize that
Ottawa has one llrst-class manufacturing cstab-
liclr.ucnt.
lpJaltle.
It is a well established fact that person who
succeed the best In life are those who tunic a
specialty of some one filing. Acting upon this
principle, the proprietors uf the r'ox Kiver Horse
Collar Manufacturing Company have for years
past given their undivided attention to the man
ufacture of horse collars, and to day their work
is more widely and favorably known than that
of any similar establishment in the United States,
as orders for collars on tile In their of lice, from
California, Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia, Ohio
the Western and Northwestern States will attest
But, as some one has said, beneath every rose
there is a thorn, and, notwithstanding their sue
cess, the proprietors of the Fox Kiver Horse Col
lar Manufacturing Co. 11 ud themselves cramped
for means to supply the immense trade the pop.
ularity of their collars has given them, and they
therefore invite those who w i.li to make safe
and profitable investments to investigate the in
ducctnents offered by them. They will cheer
fully afford every facility for Investigation, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
Take your watches and clocks to Niles, on
Madison St., when they are out of repair, and he
will make tliem good as new.
Warranted winter wheat flou r $3.00 per hun
dred pouuds, at Wood's Eagle Mills.
I'ehsonal. James Tower, "Jim" for short,
oue of the most popular men w ho ever roamed
the country, selling goods, paid us a welcome
visit on yesterday, lie used to be in business
with W. II. Hull in our city, but is now with
Gilbert it Weaver, 4;!:1 Broome St., N. Y. His Ot
tawa friends are too numerous to mention.
-OF1.
EADY-MAD
B CLOTHING.
A laio lot of PANTS AND VESTS and
COATS, which wo .will for less than
cloth costs to make them. Also,
Under-Shirts and Drawers,
Gloves and Mitts.
OVER-
llic
Buck
ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION.
All Goods as represented. North of the Court House.
A
Kemember, A. Frank iV Co. deal only in line,
well-made and durable clothing. They are loca
ted just west of the court house.
ilv tis this would lit o'tee f.ronoutire unoti llii ni
tier man. vii: Groceries. The stock .of grocer-j(sl)oulJ tllt.y do so) tIlt. juft it:nWncf, Humbugs,
ics is fully in accordance with the stock of dry r tht. R.uly tnK mi , ttre kinds of furs, however,
goidlsnn elegant and well selected stock of j they do claim to have a full and complete slock.
Fancy Groceries and a staple stock of staple j and furthermore tliey invite all interested to cull
commodities. Mr. Gillen accompanied us ' and examine for themselves,
through this department in person and fnm i Without attempting to enumerate the very
him we obtained the prices on several articles. many attractive styles of goods which we saw,
tni,,,,,-!, .,. . .i, i i. i ; we will make ment'nn of the staples which wo
AltliMigli not asked or given permission to do, , , ,. '
... , : beheld upon their sheles in large varieties:
so..we pubhsh the pnees obtained on a few ar-! haU (f ,
.?i . . ,i i j
ucies as uciii'iiisirauvc mar .Mr. tiilien is sunny
Muni MF.NTAL. Louis Gsgcl iV Co. have just
received a large assortment of monumental mar
; 1 u and line stone for tomb stones, caps, sills and
all sorts of ornamental work. They have now,
without ipiestion, the finest assortment of goods
in their line ever brought to Ottawa, and chal
lenge all opposition, as well us to quality as low
prices; iu fact it will not pay you to look further
than their Vermont marble yards, when you
wi.iit anything in their line.
Tin y have building stone uf all sorts, and
make it a rule to promptly fill all orders.
OPERA IK MILLINERY STORE,
The popular and only first-class establishment of the kind in Ottawa,
where can be found the best and most attractive assortment of Milli
nery Goods for fall and winter styles.
Mrs. O'Mcnru lias spared no pains in making her selections of fall ami w inter goods, and
the ladies of Ottawa will have no trouble in finding here what they desire, bisides a fine as
sortment of tho real French hair, such us Switches, Ilraids, Pufts anil Curls.
MISS JKNN1K NOLAN, who became so great u favorite last season, nnd whose stylo
nnd taste in her profession won her the universal praise and admiration rf the ladies of Ot
tawa, lias returned, and is now ready to give to all the 1 ttcst styles from New York, London
and Paris.
if you want stylish, well-made and neat-fitting
clothing for men and boys, and no low priced
truck, go to A. Frank A Co.. the People's Cloth,
iers, 21 Lm 8lle street, west of coart house.
Hardware tod tinr at Hatberlta Bro't.
goods st as low figures as sumc who arc blowing!
and woul 1 lead parties to believe that they are!
giving away goods, viz: j
Standard A Sugar, !) ft for $1.00 j
."Standard F.x.l' Sueur, " I.ini j
15et llrown Sugar, K) 1.00 j
Best Coffee, 4 l.OO j
fiood Tea 00 cents per pound.
At the le'itiest of Mr. fiillen, we state that
all goods will le delivered to any part of the
city when desired. And further, that all pur
chasers will be certain of having their orders
filled as given.
Mr. Gillen also again extends a cordial invi
tation to the good people of Ottawa to call and
look at Lis stock whether they want to buy or
not. He makes no charge for showing goods
an4 is always glad to see his old friends or new
ones.
In addition to Mr. G.'a v.ry polite invitation,
we desire to exprett ourreWea as well pleased
Fur and buck gloves.
Fur t aps just made up.
Fur overcoats.
Full and winter cloth caps.
Iiuffalo (Indian tanned; roici.
Faney lap robes.
'ut:e and umbrellas.
An endless stock of gent's furniilting good!-.
Silk and merino underwear, i;c.
Ladies' fur cloaks.
Ladies' fur sarpic .
Ladies' fur muffs and cuffs.
Children's furs.
In addition to tlie above our people will atwa
find with this enterprising firm all grades und
style of loth cap, felt hats, Ac. In short any
thing kept in a tlrst-cl.- store.
Mcsr. Hull A Bartcls desire lo announce that
they will Kivc.forthe benefit of their patrons and
the puUic generally, a full opeuing tone time
during the present month, when they will dis.
diiplay to all the result of their labors.
They will advice the people of the date In due
seasoc, and will be pleased to tee everybody, frel-,
As (iitoil its New,
When In the carriage factory of Mr. H. W.
.limes the other day, our attention was called to
the hearse belonging tj Mr. S. iinmvrman, the
Madison street ndci -taker, which is receiving
thorough repairs and a complete new outfit of
trimmings and decoratio!n, both outside atid in,
at the bands of Mr. Join s' workmen. '1 he hearse
was made by Mr. .Tones a few years ago and was
at the time conMilercd an excellent specimen
of its kind. We sha'.l not attempt to describe
of what the cmbellinlimt iils will comprise. Suf
fice to say, that th'-y w ill make the hearse one of
the most attractive, without guudiuess, In La
Salle county, and one that Mr. Z. can unhesita
lingly place at the service of the community
without fear of invidious comparisons.
Mr. '.. keeps on hand a full assortment of cof
fins and untlei takers' goods, uf which he invites
inspection.
In fancy baking r ornamenting, I'.bert can fill
all orders which may be male upon him.
ililMMi. l.ii-l.ctizuth SiiU'ii ciiiiti-c the
new firm at the Arcade Milliard Hall sticce-s-;
urs to l'ailey, on La Salle street. Tiny have
recently purchased the place and fixed it up in
e'.epint style.
regulation billiarl triblts, of !run v ii k's la-t
improved make; an 1 lesibs the v. heaittiful
pictures adorning the wall, t iegjiit minors and
.ill that, make their looms plea-nnt.
TO THE PUBLIC
I would repi'Ctlulljr Invite atlvntlna to my
NKW STOCK OF
Fall ana Winter Goods
Whlrh ItM lHrn telprtnl with rtre nail hoiieht nn.Ifr
flit utn.t rvorntilTlr"umlnci', Kail will ti'
old l rliT to a.ilt the timet. My
tiock cunnlitu In part of
DRY GOODS,
Such J Krenn (iiw"t. Itamntlr.. CnM'airret. f Inn
lieK MiHtnl SiiCuih;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A Ure Mock of Wnt nd li. of )
Crockery & Glassware,
A full tuurtmi'iit on htiet, vhlrh will tx- mM j
nt rrj ..null prjflto.
GROOBHIES.
PARK HOUSE.
The u ud orsi sued would announce
(hat they have leased, re-opened,
Refurnished and Renovated this
Hotel, and ire now prepared to
receive miests either by the day
or week. We shall endeavor to
make this Hotel FIRST-CLASS
in all its Appointments.
RATF.S.-lJoard & Room $3.00
per Day ; Hoard by the week $5.00 .
and $0.00.
.MRS. 31. C. PRATT A. SON,
Proprietors
I tiv at all tlmi-. trhnlrt aoortmrnt ol Kami.y tirnrr
. u I. ..... m.alil.i t . . K . V ,l f . ... ,,. ..... .. . ...
They have bran new, stnull size I, I callaaJ cwmli.r ni good twlurc .orblia-lue.
I). ('. O'KANK,
Ut No. 4 Court Strrft.tirldlry't old .(aJ.
Ladies' line serge, button, congre and polish
hoots at Morgan's new huots and shoe store.
i.f drawer at M.
I'i cents buys a gmid pir
Stielel V (Vs.
'I be larirt-t-t atid bcM iiurtiueitt of lxmls and
-hoes, :it t.'liild 1'hipps'.
:V full und ftjlith aloik of oteno.ita ju.-t
optned and selling at the lowest c.;Ii price, at
S. C. liarnett's.
tlood thuncv to ct good and iLtap hoot and
tlitKi at, I). Iaby is c!oing out hi Uk k. The
Lett place to buy cheap for ah I at his place
$10 buys a gool winter tuit at M. SticfvJ &
Cos.
Hut Sw iTt iifs. I am selling my lare Mock
of human hair switches ni-valled French Lair
st co,t and less than cot to c!oe them out.
Now is the lime to buy at utie-liulf the price
they are generally ol I. L" ' Mi'.lnciy and
Variety Store.
Stbiveii. Tw spottel lb',"'. ,r 111 John
Stark's dace in llie oih .trd. Any petn giv
ing information of -aid U2 will te rewarded
i n - .... r
'I t calling on t". Kcll?g. over l'ickey
i r store.
jew-
ti. t - pir of thote gents' button bit? of Burl
N. Y. iu r. at Child & riilppV.
I'tiitr, I'n tar, t'mir '. We are teUiug draw
rs worth 75 cent f r 4t eeu al M. Stiefel &
k Co a.
! Will open to-daj a
new stock of Prints
and Domestics.
Remember we have
the largest variety
of Dress Goods west
of Chicago.
M BDLV&