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VOLUME 35.
OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1875.
NUMBER 26.
rvSLisHio
EVEICV SATURDAY MORNING,
t . S . 18 La Balls Street (Brit floor), wen at Court lloast,
B"V 08UAN ac HA. PEMAN .
TrfRMS OP 8CBSC1CIFTIOX ;
rivM Dollar per AitNiim. In Advance.
KATKB OF ADVEKTIS1NO :
bPACK. 'I W.JW.ji il.'SMjsM.' II.! 1 V.
e Dgun 10D f iW f2M 1W UW H'X) 11000
Two8qart ! 1 W 500; ill 10 Out l!0-
1 br bqorM b ! H 7f 00 1S00 WOO
rourBouar. , ! ! M 00 1100 100 00
r -TeRaaares I " 850 700 1B0 MOO MAO' to 00
lD-iorIrColuBin...! 190 I001 fl 00 14 00 1500 22001 D300
ir.a3l.lrd Column I tM M 1200 1500 lf03 3070 1500
OM-half Colann .1 fOOjlOM 1500 1H0O 9008 SSOOj MOO
.yniOotSiran.....
Twelve Hoe of Aetata reakt squat.
jLTrtUcmenU not noder contract ru'iit b plainly (
carlcsd th. length ol time Of fired, c.rthej will lie contlc
..dand charged fr nntll ordered out.
Business and proiesalonalcarda (not ei-cd;iii f veil e)
,rted at five dollars per anuuic ; ovur tve Hue ore do!
sr pr linn eitra.
.raoslfciit alvertlsiLic In alt case. to I imal strict! y In
.uvance.
0T Vearly advertiser uiocomlnultiR t'uclr advertus
tents before tneeiplratloa of tlie contract, will beet-art;
. d tbe fall ratei ai above. Extra charge will also be made
t,r llseolutten and ot!nr notices not conne' tcilwltli tl.elr
galar business.
Local notices, Ctteci centa perlirue.
t0f In nocaie will tbese tenoa be departed from.
IW The date on tlie slip ou watch tlie subscriber's nt
it printed Indicate! tbe time when tlie tahicrlptlon expires.
i'i-rona who hare paid for tlie Km Trades should be
ai eful to notice that the date on tlie slip corresponds t
te date to which they have paid, ami at onco r.otlfythe
; ubUahen of any discrepancy.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job Work, in t'..e v
elooiStylusof the art, are not surpassed In tLls section,
i. nd we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In
; .'.ujllneto give us a call. By the Judicious and liberal use
I f filter's Ink many a man's fort uneh at huen made, and
te Held Is still open. Try It. .
order by mall promptly attended to.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa Pest OtQi-e.
CLOSING AXD ARRIVAL OF MAILS!
Clows. AMr:
smternmall J.::,, .ivSS"
Western mai! ,:10'" V.S'"
Southern mall 11:01AM
Northern mall r u 1 A H
rarm Rldi:e,TBesday,Thnrs. Saturday 2:00 rw 12: W U
ratrleCentre.Weduesda) and&atarday.2:00pn 12:00 M
N'lrhtmall ...7:30 p
Omceouensat7:S0 .andclofesaU l'"
Jan. SI', Wis. J. R. CAMERON, r. M.
CONDKNSEU TIMK TA11LE,
Chicago, Sock Island and Pacific Bailroad.
fast. Trains West.
I STATIONS I I'aso. Trains East.
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5.15
5.10
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12.50
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4.27
1.47 "Peoria
V(H .Brunch
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.Henry..! 11.52
rfnarland. 11.K2
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ChilJIcothe- 11.13
..Peoria..! 10.25
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AH. A.M. iLV.P.M.j
.j J.jn rJsMo:ntf. 1.20 .
jAH.F.M. l.V.P.M.j
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AILA.W.. I
A. M. 8mii h, OenM Puss. Ant. n. HinnLK, Oen'l Sup't.
.Nov. 2S, JK4. K TAVF.XKIJ, Agent at Ottawa.
TO OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS. ;
T II K
Chicago, Uuilington and Oiiimv
KAlMtOAU
I tUo Ktiort Unc to :iiiK nnU
the RitMt.
TOWAEI'H C'UICAC.O
.''aingTav oaatva
K'yf.. Freight " "
5.45 a II
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2.:Xlpii
, S.:XPII
TKOM CntOAK),
I'aswH gar a: rivts ( tawa
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.'). tv. HiTeucoci., General I'assei.uer A?nt.
J4on:t Hisi. G'-wral SurrIotPQileDt.
a. v. toi zalix.
Julj 5th. Areut, Ottawa, Illinois.
Livery & Feefl Stffla
PETER EGAN
Wonld lwtwetf illy annotincr to the citizens of Ovawa si.il
Heinl'jr that I ha oueont enok-'-s; Livery s:oekln inls
' ty, at trie Lily Muljlei, U( (i as ll.:
Latest Stvlrs f Hwk Carriers and Suwits
To lt at price to s-jlt times, Part'.e, Weddinrs. Kunernl.
j'ie-N'lcs, Ac,, soppllcl wl:b food rl on sliart notice, and
1- inf rl in tlie country or adielnlKZ to ua promptly Ht-
tiuri .u, rrrs'.'n. laien to ana ironi tiih
eoji
jt,ortqtlie
i ountry,El?litordy. t9" Heraeniber the plaee ua
JtlDfC.l'il.
peter Kf; ax.
Dr. .T. I?. Walker, Oculist aud AurUt of Chic:,
go, may be consulted at the Clifton Hotel, Otta
wa, on Saturday next February the 0th, and on
-he first .Saturday in each month nf:-r that date.
At r.ll oth-r times (as this is the only pla e he
visits professionally) he may be found in Chica
g. at his nfice, corner of Clark end Rn-doiph
s'.r-pt.
.1. K. Lamb, just returned from the gr.!ip
pi r region in Kansas, ia in town and will be glad
to receive and take charge of fcry contribution
o the Kansas -ud'ere.-f, from Ottawa or surronnd
"ng country.
rR SvLE. A go;d second-hand top buggy.
FuKire of Bart. MeUonough.opiHjs't'r Citv Mills.
P.O. "OJ.OtUwa, Ilia.
Town Oullwtor'a Rrrrlpto.
Town Collector's can find all slges of tux re
... "
eint. nrint-J on good paper, atOsmr.n
riiin'f.
A pr;-, ate i 'Uor received in tnis city ou Wed
nesday announces the death, at Lincoln, Nebras
ka, on the X'Ji lost., of Mr. C. C. Brewster, an
an oM and well known resident of tLis city. His
iUd"; to coLsurnptloii.
E . .
M'IMI
i
-Hi
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iOver Fiye Hundred Pieces
of Dress Goods to be sold
at from 20 to 50 per
cent. Less than
tlie Jlegular
Trices!
Do not Miss tlie Golden Oprtiiiiity.
All kinds of Dress Goods rsbare in the
slaughter IJlack Silks, Colordl Silks,
Ficnch and Irish ToplinR, Empress
Clotlis, French Merinocs, (Jashmeres,
Vc., 'C. We place on nale this lot of
Dress (j ood s at )riees never hefore
seen in the history of Ottawa. You
can form no conception of prices save
by visiting our Store and permitting
us to fchow you the goods. Heavy,
Rich, Lyons, Gros Grain lack Silks,
good value at $2.25, now only S1.C9.
Elegant Gimict Silks, good value at
3.00 per yard, wo now place on sale
at 2.00 per yard. Superb quality,
Lustre .Sublime, worth 3.50, now
only 2.47. French Poplins 75 cts.
to 1, would be cheap at 1.25 per
yard. Jrish Poplins, the 1.75 quali
ty, now 1.25 per yard. Wide, genu
ine Irisli Poplins, regular prices any
where 2.00, marked down to $1.37$.
In addition to these remarkable prices
on Drees Goods, -we. will otTer induce
ments in every department of our
Large House.
OiiifoiHlny Feb. 1st;
, -
We will place on sale .in immense
stock ofCOTTOX GOODS Bleach
ed and Unbleached Sheetings, Shirt
ings, ttc. Having bought these goods
previous to the late advanco i;i prices,
wo will give our cur-.tomers the benefit
of our purchases (for a few days only).
Yard wide Sheetings, S, 0 and 10 cts.
Dleached Sheetings, S, 9 and 10c; tho
15 ife 10c Cottons at I2ic per yard.
On Tuesday, Fel. 2d,
LINEN GOODS will fall into line
and meet their fate. Heavy. Scotch
! Table Linen at 33c per yd. Bleached
Table Linens, ;,0, m and tc pcryaju.
All Linen Dinner Napkins at S7c
per doz.' Fine qualities at 1.05 and
1.19 per doz. (iood Bleached J luck
Towels at 12 U. and 14c, worth 20 to
25c. Large line quality sit U5c. worth
40c. A large lot of ( rents' line Linen
Handkerchfs at 25c, half their value.
On Wednesday, Feb. ML
We fihall place on f ale it larire lot '
White (fc)ui!ts and Connterpmes.J'hese
ijoods were b(2ht by our Eabtern
)3nycr at a hariaii'i. They will he ar
ranged and t!cki-!j! in plain figures.
Also (on same uav) a largo auction lot
of LACK TIDIKS, from lo nj) to 30.
onlv half their value.
! On Thursday, Feb. 4th.
We shall laee on sale a large lot ol
Kuinoxs, Tn;s k, Hambviji;h Ivmiujoih-
i-:kiks. These goods will he arranged
on centre tables and marked in jilain
tr 1 1. v.i,-,.:.i:a :cf
..p,-.- . .......u.n.. j
i rn. 1H 1, ir rii r.i u it, tin n: iiiii
receive I direct trom hnrope, tnrongiiltri- to di g.'u. rai hou,,; work. To .md.r
our i'onnection
Willi ail llllP'U lilli;.ttjli(liiig ail kiliils nt work g'j.l -wages will tie
tr,lMC .;i l... .J.,! ,-,
ale at,
'Wfiole - aie prices.
On Friday, J-cb. 5lh,
Our Cloth und Flannel Department!':
must lie visiter, to cloae tne M'a-on. i
We will sell Clotlw, Cloakings audi
FlanneU l!U to 40 per cent, less than j
regular jiricei?. Heavy W(l Cai-j
mere? at 1. worth !?!."() per yard.
On Saturday, Fefo.Otli. . .im i" iuv. WarntT W.
We will placo our entire toek Ofjoutan4most highly .
Shawl?. Cloak?, Nubia?, Scarfs wllU':V'""'!nu:inU
Ladies' Tuderwear on sale. Will jrfer;
... - ,
a lot Ot l.IoakS aill Wiawu, a art Ol
Uankrnpt Stock that we bought at
Oil the tfoll.'ir.
We will skow oar ews:om"T. on Monday, Kejrcry i. K
hy at very clieap rrom C to ae yer yaid. ld evrryfchrm
at me tier
ooJs. as TKW CA-tS m-lll mt In.t a kin .1 Un
. . I .1. VI.I.K.. t.TJ ft! I f .P 111
ttSee koo
UsitlsUj.
SCOTT BEOS. & GO.
H. J. Gllten.
Tbe special alo of thia populur establishment
U mett'nif with fp"eat favor. "From early morn
till set of Bun.1 a crowd of purchasers are throng
ing the catubllahinent in aearub of the extra
b traiua offered. We ctoipoiclo thia as another
duuionstrutlon of the faith placed in Mr.Gillcn's
annouiioemento, and unqualified endorsement of
tbe coiiiiininity of his endeavors and persevcr
unee in a ligitimato business. The solo will bo
continued as advertised and all call'nii,' will be
convinced of the correctness of our conclusions
as to his being the cheapest pluco In the city to
mako purchases. .
AO Phm Keys.
I have for sale (at lest than half cost) a spring
door lock with fifty past keys.
( W. E. Bowmaw, Sec. Audubon Club.
Office of Fihkk tBEE i,' Madison St.
. Ottawa, 111., January 2Tth.l74. (
Jlavinir rented the entire Delano block which
we are irolnpto occupy as soon as we get It
fitted up, consequently our rtady made clothinn dt-pi-rtiiieiU
will be closed for this purpose on aud
after Monday, Feb. Sth. Messrs. Hull & Bartels
will occupy our present store for hats and caps
on and after that date. Our manufacturing depart
ment will continue ns lit present till our new
store is completed, about March l9t, when we
expect to show the public tbe most complete
store in the state, and be able to soli goods
clwiptr than hus been done In Ottawa blnce the
war We shall have but one prise, lor all. All
goods warranted as represented or the goods re
turned and money refunded. Fiskr & Bkem.
Money to Loan.
I have some money from Eastern parties to
loan on reul estate security, on lrom one to five
years' time. F. A. Suekwoou.
Call mid s: e A. Frank & Co'ts. the People
Clothier, fjr anything in the clothing line.
Personal.
Prince C arnival has announced his inttutioii of
visiting the Ottawa Turn Vercin ball on Thurs
day Evening Feb. ISth, ISTj, at 0 o'clock i m.,
sharp. His majesty will be accompanied by
I r'.nees and noblemen of all grades and nolors,
soldiers and sailors of the royal army nnfl navy,
priest, monks, peasants, mechanics, &e repre
senting the different trades, costumes and us
ages of his kingdom. All those wishing to con
gratulate him on tho occa.ssion of this vi'it to
Turn Hall ara invited to attend.
His Majesty King Kuliikaua hns also signified
his Intention to bo present. -;
Admission fl.HO for g:ntlemnu aud lady,
and for every additional lady 50 cl.
Iadeceut masks and persons of bad shai'acter
are requested not to make their appearance, for
his majesty has given strict orders that tbey be
excluded.
Costume are famished by fr. Oftiii
itiifiaxa, and can be rented the ,bf jt
occasion in Turn Halle at very low pi !
Overeats at cost until stock t.iking, ui
' M. isnrjKL .v Co'?-.
Bfl.'-UiNf: It lo'iks as if our ear; enter and
builders ere to have brisker times ilu:ii:gthft
eoming season than they had during the lust
Mr. Pope, informs us that he has ulreaily several
engagements on hand for the opening fpring,
among others n fine large, dwelling hou.-e fir Mr.
Divid Shaver, in tlie town of Rutland.
What with the new opera house, Kuril's new
I block, the convent, and numerous priuti dwel
lings projected, with a brisk building spirit in
the rural districts around us, our Ottawa me
chanics ec!'i to Lave a good pro.-peet '"'fore
them of !niv t'mi'S.
, . i- i- . . . , ,,. , i J'uldie Siliools.
Mis A. K. I reeman, of Ann Aror, M:rlngan,!
engaged to take the place of Miss Milts apre.i An ai title in the tt'i',M"'" l this i ek,ou
eeptrc-ofthe high r-ehool In this city, hasanived i11" n edinint-ndatiou or the Biiilding ('.iiiimitt- e
and will cnU-r upon h.:r duties on M'liiday. Missj"f ,!"; ll0jl Board, says that the "committr.
M. eonies highly recommended by tho fjeiilty of ! recommended the purchase of PlymouthChureh
the Vniver-ity of Miehi.-ai, uri i.i.ic :iud al 'nt "f ,o;lr thousaml for the High School."
pciicnecil teaehi:r. 'l ls ,'",-' tncy recominend tlie purchtisc, but
i i with the view of making more primary room fo
B.it-V ui.d ehi'dren's clotliing ;ill -i -. inn lie a to lake one or two of tlie primury rooms of
had cheap, i t A. Frank Co's
I'ublie Notice.
The public are hereby notiiied th.it n If.i;.
Stahl, a lierrn in, heretofore engaged in 1 1 1 n
the Vi.-tor Bi-wing i:i.ti hine for me is not now in
my employ and the puMi.: are hcrcliy warned
not to pay him any money on my account. Said
Stab! is not authorized to sell the VIetor sewing
machine or to icpie-ent it in auy way.
.Vy agents are A. K. Henderson and .1. U. Ileacb.
11. AV. Ilitottn:.
ffiMid l' i-l. a we arc
at co-1, lit
filing out inter good -
M. SllKKKI. t 'o's.
All siiifle If fl at the F-ugh? Mills are now -;Mund
and r-.idy for delivcrv. Would Ik- much nhli-rd
if those having grists in the mill would call and
2et them us soon as po-ible as the ini'.l is com
Jiietely filleii w ith th.-m. .1. Wooli, Kagle Mill.
, . - . . .
Nfj.i ,n .meri. an gin tog.; to the coim
WNf Kl.-
pan"- Apply t K. j. BIisOkei: Thiiiii: nice
(HelfOl.ts ;'t for the in t ;m iky. t A.
, t rank ,c us.
o:ii;.aii:t is m.id'j by un Kast Wr rdcr In tin
..f tU i.m. t; ......I... .!:.... ..1 1
"
main outside of tliesx hool Itu iin -- Kbivcrine-
in tke .-old, until the exact minute for culling tie-
school-. Tie tca lifr, or those having the con-
trol c,f iLe .natter, should bear in mind I but the
Supreme Ciu't "f Illinois ha- ('eeide.l that -u -1
,i i -i:oi;i i-.'i..uein i- uifgai.
Whipple, one of Ihc
tec-nii'd residents of
ouuty, die. I in tliat
town on tlx- 'gjd in-t.
He wai Iwrii in 1x4 in
I uiitAii, - '.tiiii i , ..ii'i, in a -n iiim f-u lo 1 11 -
ti i .,-... i w hi.:.. .....l :.. i t ...... ...t i ... i
a:()B,ltv, wlr. he ha.:jre-id,-d as above until his
c identh. While he was a man greatly ctvmed
i by h'. neighbor for lils personal integrity ami
'faultless mor;ilitV. lie had this ivngnilar tM cullux-
I. . , , w.,li ,,,,..,,,. ,, c,.r.r1 .,. T,ut
hia', ami Mficlly foibade lhatiiiiy fchuuhl otllciate
at his f 11K ra!.
Willi bis 1a. t Ut-tiWi
be told hie
il-4Ughtr: "I m.t loing :.li weU"- ini
,ttl awjr without a struggle.
P-
AI! fine eJU.ii-t; rld
cof. at
five rwr cent, a'n.rei
.f. Sriri 1 1. it "o.
tot
iGLrj
' If"
... I
ould say
D0FT
By advertitements representing GOODS SOLD AT OR BELOW COST VALUE.
True, goods may be sold, at cost to the purchaser when bought; but with the steady decline in goods for ,
the, past three months, a cautious buyer, taking advantage of the market, can sell for, less than those who'
carry i stock purchased at higher, prices. I am happy to be able to state- that I am in a condition to
SSEiL A LOW BE iBOL9 -
4 III! !... . . I '
In any line pertaining to my business, and that all will find tor the next twenty daw in order- to reduce
i stock betore invoicing, at II. .1. (JIL'LKX'S, in Keddick'S Block,
IHs scarcely necessary to say that here will be tbund the Largest, Finest and Most Complete Stock
west of Chicago, and will be sold at such prices as can't fail to convince all that I mean what I say in
advertising, viz.: TO SELL AT PHTCES THAT DEFY COMPETITION! ..Thr
following Goods are offered in this sale : .
i THE CLOTH STOCK,
Th Largest in the city, comprising the Finest French Broadcloths, Heavers, Doeskin-;, in .fact cvery
,;;'! thing in this Line that could be desired. , , -
THE FLANNEL STOCK,
The MOST COMPLETE in the City, and at PRICES THAT CANT BE. MET IN OTTAWA.-
THE DRESS GOODS STOCK
ii, of tr,u'y IMMENSE in quantity, nad has no Superior in Quality, embracing Cashmeres, Merinos, Em.:.
vi?t.'$. -, press Cloths, Alpacas, Black Silks, Fancy Silks, Irish and French Poplins, whicli will ,
be bffercdtor-sale at prices that can t fail to astonish.. '..
. Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves.
THE LINEN STOCK will also be included in this sale for the time mentioned. DOMESTICS and
General Stock at prices that will repay all purchasers for time lost in examining and comparing price.-.
All are cordially invited to call, examine and purchase from
The Best and Cheapest Stock in the City.
the ."d ward and to leave Milllcient room m the
pre"' nt high febool building to iieeonniiod.ite
the high Mdiool. .U to lelieve the priinary de
partment of the "ith und tith ward, liy relieving
the "ith ward a portion of the litli eotild be
aeeominodiiteit in the Sth ward. lint If the
School lloard thought best to use the l uilding
for the high wiioul, the location is enlriil, there
is a good bell an t all things coii-idered it might
he the best thing under the iieiiinst mees; yet
tlie prinn.iy accommodation is what is needed.
If Ibc i-ily increases in wi-dth and populatiim
linn tlie properly is a good inxestmeut; if i
docs not then the acroinmoilutioii will be sulli
cient. In view of the fu t of the rapid growth
in wealth of l.a Salle county, and the crying de-
"r a ''' rally located to accommo.
date tlie county wherein the higlerbraiichcs an
taught, it tloen become the interests of Ottawa
to prepare .-utlii idit m-conimoilatioii for school
purposes to uccommodate all who mav wish to
give their children better udt antages than they'
can oMain in the country school--. I frequently j
ti. ar tlie ri'in.irk, -l lo w.sii j couiil gel my ( h.;-1
.... f , .
(In n into the -chools in Ottawa." Ii we coul'
.,, i ..I ite .ill II, Ml tr,.nlil ii-ii.l ln.r,il!(
n: ooite a soiin c of revenue to the scl.ooi fur.il i '
hciile, muling si g'oil class of cti. ciis to he-.ite
here. As it is they now go to Hlonmington. :
r: ,l.iJ.nr.' lurnrj Ic-.iic..ii ..ml i.f li,.r r.!:iee ttl .
The school fund of Ottiiw.i being' limited by
chart'T to iUMI, with the strictest eeonotny is I
found in-uffieicnt. Tlie finnnee committer; l,ave
long In-fore the year ends to eomtn'iife giving ! f"
notes to the bank to rai-e money l pay current 1 Mh. W -in tneir et.l.irgci 'i'larter- mu i-a-.piii.
sand every year to In-giu to give ll.tir j proted fi iiities for manufacturing Ih-y be
iwpciisi s, uuu ecry year to ix-g.n to g.e m,-,.
uole. a lilUe homier so that by
ml hv we shjTi
shjfi
! a year Ixdiind. Thew Ixdng the !a- ti in the i n
i-sc, ihr sooner the rity organize uiider itif gvn- j
ersl law of the state as Pi oria und scm r.il other
. . A ..... ........ t 1 r..r
ci'li. ii . i: .em.: ilic- ir-iii-i, c i . j
citizen will M-cthe necessity of taking prompt ai -;
tion in this matter and move at once V, organize
... . i . ... ,
aceoid.ngly a, to put our seh.;-. ., a
pf.pcr fimtlnr with the ib ni.iml il the city ami
i cuntv. Atn.t.
b cii.thi!"
AU lind the in-st and n.o-l llt-i
- at . t rank .V I o s.
IiimI spring wheat Ib.ur fi.
r jH-r liunt-ei!
jrimnd. at WiMvt' Fjigle Mill.
Kilie s:.t tf ap, at V. .lii W A t o'.
". " ; ; " ""T1 :" " " : : -r : . , ...
to his friends and the public
BE HUMBUGGED
TIih Seio(lrrm. i
I W. K. Bowman, the well-known photographer, ,
! has recently added to the list "f attraction und j
eurios'tie in his 'xtensiv.j gallery a ilrnt-elass ;
1 Scioptienii. This internment i-. a wonderful im-1
lrocnieiit upon the old magic lantcrr, in much j
us the modern ten htop reed pi'rlor or i hureh or-J
gan is upon the old time aei ordeoii. Pictures or
diotgrafd.s of men, women i,(iil lii 1I r- t. , nat
Uial -cencry, A1'., are marie t.-.'.ns-ieircnt upon1
gla-s, or w hat may be teriiii-d'glusspliitovaph..' ,
A powerful ilght thrown thn igh them i,p..n a
white screen ten to fifteen feet ;,.iv, in a dar-
kened room, repiodiiees the pie'.ur'i i i lif.- siz-1
of a person, or larger it desired, prc. rving the j
coloring aud In natural scmi'ry :' i ;! foliage all
the d' lieutc -hailing ;::id i;..i: v.;lou-!y faithful i:'
all the most retined mi'L exniiisite tints beauti
fully softenei! and meilo .ved to nature If. Mr.
Ilowr.tan has a laig ! colleetion r.l" a!! -or ol
scene., di't'ng'liihed persoIiJ, nolabl WOlks
orf.eomie iiiustri.t:..n-,Ae. iie h.: a number
of lo'-al personage- well-known In this r.-gl in.
He give, exhibit-on- f.,r charitable (.ersons h-n-
ever wanted a-king oiiiy his ai tua! cpci:s ;s. He
can amuse an amli. nee f. r an h n;r most delight.
f,.o,- V..i-fni'vali oe'.'iv.'el .mil ll'Vlr 'rntl:-
; erings ovnian's Si. lopt'on ' ! a ure -:tr- i to
nK ''"!' ' . .
I h- slave 1 ruiitu-.
The ..ligii!..! ueorga trou;.?, .om;,o,cd of
ge!lln- Aire- .tl.
give- an eiitvrtaiirneut ut
- ,., ,
ITurnei-H.i 1 on i ,urday evening. The com-
1 ' J ,. ....
lu"J n " - " " - j u ..,
'l.e New Yorii
i;,ers as l.'-irg
'' 'f r.n-1 other1
inf;ue'.i.inablv "tI
; amusement p-
.y of tli
cjri ''
e ag".
'.eeiirc'' at "i-iu.'uj
.V Hap' t.ai.'.-.
him iy ' v.. ....... '........T i".
miik" mi r!y application.
.... 1 , . . Il' ..t'llll.. I'.IIP. 1 LI
rons -j;. -hi,. I
T:.e ha'
oid ."; store of Hull .t BarS-1- will
.-ii.y
e- old F:i"k ,t Beem stand on an I after
lan.eio ii' (esrai y ta.er to iu ..i .s - i .'
I'd of anything in tin ir line.
n-.. .. I . ,-... . ii. n't'.ev'.l.-.ill.t-
I 11 f. I.s I , 1 UK IIHU I IM . .-if. ii .
ii ..' .e i ..i; i..e. ir.1 kIoa (lot
' "" . - --: .....
Kre lf, nutJK.r J.o-tponelliell. Oi mi! 1Ai
Library (lift Com ert, let him remcin'wrthat Mr.j
j Hrigg, th- n-w manager Ju'lv en-tor-; the ,
r-roiuWe of (iov. Br.inilclte. tlv. former one, that
, J rCTf;s . ,ak, place at the time
I t lfi ,a,)n,.y wi:i refunded, at once, t-
J the tiekot-b oldern. Lei him further o'er-e that i
I Mr. Briirgs ha n-.-ured, of course at an enormous
ex.vric, th-; erv;ee of Iiiltnore, the greatest.
,t n,.,opr, h . ill conclude tbe scrie of
.cooe - rt. with U' b a ''urst of harmorT as ba
a(.xtr ,,,r. tw tkened our western homes. And,
' tho ay, let him alao remember tbat if be
doe not pjsaess at leu: a coupon ucktt, this
n.u!-- will r.' T r rca h lis ear.
sciierally
GRAND
CLOSING OUT SALE
WINTER COODS
A.T COST,
Consisting of Dress Goods,
Shawls &, Flannels, Cassi
meres. Water Proofs, Blan-
(kets, Ladies' and Gents Un-
j
derwear, Boots and Shoes,
,
StC.. all Of Which I Will
'sell at Cost for CASH from
!datc until March 1st, to
i r n
make room for Spring pur-
CnaSCS.
Call early and se
cure bargains.
D. C. O'KA-NE,
No. S C-mrt SL-ti t.tJrIUley's id -.
PARK HOUSE.
j The ?iudersis;ued nouM aunoiiun
j that they have leaded, re-opviiwl .
iUefumished an?. Meliorated thU
Hotel, and nre now prepand to
, .
roenini nimnlii niriitr III I 111
,....-..-.
oi week. We shall endeavor t
make hU Hotel I'lltST-rl.ASS,
in all its Appolutiuent.
HATKS.-Board sV: ltooiu SOO
per Day; Board hy the week -".0.
anil S.W).
.WKS. M. C. i'KATT V SON.
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