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! OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 , 1 876.
VOLUME 36.
NUMBER 22.
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PUBLIIBIO
TiVEHV SATURDAY MOllNINC,
St N4.19 La Salle Street (Oxst Boor), west of Court Hoast
BV 03MAN t H.A.FE1HA.N-.
' TKRM9 OF SUBSCRIPTION I
two Dollars per Annum, In Advance.
RATES OP ADVERTISING :
llW. JW.il M.
1IM.JM,
M.I Y.
One Squar ,$100 iV SV00 I00 II 00 00 11000
rwoSqusros 150; 2M 4 00 5 00, ISO 10001 150-
Vnret 9qars 10 850' 600; 7 SOI 1 08 IB 00 2000
Vour Oq-ire 550 4 50 ( 00! 00 1100 U 00: 15 00
PlveBouares 800 550' 700 1100 U00 20 00 80 00
Oiie-qanrter Column.. .) 3 50 (00 800 U0O 150U 33 00i W00,
tne tMrd column 4 sou rjng isuu ihoo so wi 43uu
V)ne-hir Columa (00 1000 1500 IB 00 MOO 8500 MOO
one Column 1 10 00, 15 00 00 MOO 4000 6000 10000
Twelve line, of Agate make one sqaaie.
Advertisement, not under contract mant bi plainly
marked the length of time desired, or the) will he contln
ard and charged for until ordored out.
6uln and proiesaloaa cards (not exceeding nvell les)
tserted at five dollars per annum ; over Ave llnrt one dol
nr per Une extra.
Tramnt advertising: In all cases to be paid strictly In
tfvance. '. '
tW Trly alvrtisers e'lxtoiitlnuliij; tbclr srtvertiM
munis before ttieexplratloa of tbe contract, will be chara
i'd :he f-i'.l rates as above. Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other natices not connected with their
'ifiti'.larbnslnesi. I 1
Local notices, flfteea cents per line. '
W In no ease wllltbese terms be departed from.
0T Tbe date on the slip on which the subscriber's name
Printed Indicates the time when the subscription expires.
I'ersons who have paid for the Fai Tiadbb should be
careful to notice that the date on the slip corresponds tx
the date to which they have paid, and at once notify the
oubllshers of any discrepancy.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
our f icllltles for doing all kinds of Job Work, In t he va
flousetvlMof the art, are not surpassed In this section,
snd we roepectfully solicit tliosa wishing anything done In
fi It nneto jrive us a call. By the Judicious and liberal use
jf printer's Ink many a man's fortuner as bef n made, and
the 8eld Is still open. Try It.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Livery &Feei StaWe.
PETER EGAN
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity that h has onof Ittecaolcest Livery Stocks In tals
city, at U4 City btablna, sach as the
Lateot Styles of hth, Carriages and Buggies,
To let at prices to stilt times, Parties, WeddlnRS. Funerals.
l'lc-Mod, ftc supplied with trood rips on ahert notice, and
funerals In the country or aojoliiluir towns promptly at
tended to, Persons taken to and Irom the depots, or to the
conntry, nlgtitor day. 1ST" Itemember the place on Madl
TetlrtU9'W!D"b,ldKe- PETER EOAN.
BOLLMEYER & LINTON,
Aaction & Commission,
115 MAIN STREET.
ttecelve Koods of all kinds on Commission. We sell
"WooUa Qods, Notions, Crockery, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Ac,
fWA TAIIO IT ONF- ITA LF REGULAR PBIVKSjH
Kovember J7th-Emo
Dr. J. B. Walker, of Chicago, will not visit Ot
tawa on New Year's day, but will receive his pa
tients at the Clifton Ilotel, Ottawa, on Saturday,
January 8th, from 9 to 5 o'clock.
Announcement.
TTe public schools will open next Mouduy.
. It. A. E., Mather, Detroit, Mich., will preach
.it the Baptist ohiin h next. Sunday, and proba
bly every Sunday daring the month of January.
The Board of Supervisors w ill hold its winter
meeting the ai'i-.nid week of January, beginning
00 Monday, t'i- lwth, at 2 p.m. All claims
ucainst the cmnty should be presented on or
Ufore that d.n.
The annual it utal of seals in the First Con
gregatlonal C. i- h of this city for the ensuing
year, will take l at the Church on Tuesday
evening next, J-" isry 4th at7o'clock p. m. It is
ii.iport.int that a. I persons desiriug scats be
reient and make their selection at that time.
MASON' U".
A regular communication of Occidental
Lodge, No. 40, A. F. & A. M., will be held on
Monday evening, Jan. :M, ISTti, for the election
-i f officers and payment of dues. A full atteti'
:mee is earnestly desired. Bv order of W. M.
R. V. Holves, Sec'y.
A regular convocation of Sliabbona C hapter
No .TT, R. A. MM will be held at their hall on
Vi'ednesday evening, Jan. Stb, 1-C0, at 7 o'clock,
;r tiie election of officers and payment nf due.
The attendance ef each member is desired. By
. rtcr cf M. E. II. I Cua4. E. I'etit,
Sec'v. iir tun.
i. o. o. r. '
Ilorcnrc Degree Lodge. Daughters of Rebe
xah, will celebrate its sixth anniversary by a
1 .til st Wiliis's Hal', on Friday evening, January
llta, 1ST'). Odd Fellows and Daughter rf R
uiil sppcar in regalia.
The oftcers of Tonti Lodge, No. V. I. o. O
r w:'.l be publicly Installed at their hall, in Opera
House Block, on Monday evening, Jan. &1, 1S70.
A eociable wiil be held at t'je bull after incUlla
tion. J- ! Bkaih, Sec.
A. E. Bach. N. G.
Victor Lodge of Grand Ridg-: w iil hold apub
l.o in.-tallation of new offieer on Friday ever.u.g,
.TauTth. Dr. J. O. Harris is to deliver the ad
.'.rc4. Straied. About two weeks since from my,
residence in Wallace township, a Uvcr colored j
t ointerdog. Any person givit.g Information as
) his whereabout will be suitaUy rewarded. !
T. rnn I
Mrs. O'Meara announces that for t-e next four
veeks sle will tnike a still furtter reduction on
utT stock in order to make room for the n?w
tock to arrive in a few weeks.
H-o Vnt.V. Hrrint-.e woM tie "TtL.li
V, avc" made by fcmith. R:ing v t.
Tni OkliT Sale Go to the great cluing out'
Lovett's Wilrt. ;
Some two Tears aeo Mr. Lovett came to tUSs
city and eponed a shirt factory. Croakers said
"he never can make it pay," "we can't support It,"
&c, Ac, but his present standing anion us
shows that croakers arc but poor prophets. Dur
ifltf this short time, by bis Industry, close htten.
tion to tho needs of his customers, and prompt
ness ia fulfilling; engagements, he has built up a
reputation second to nonr. Ills shirts are worn
all over this eounty, the people having soon
found out that they ore perfectly made of the
best material, and Invariably tit, for besides em-
ploying the best aid he can procure he is him
self an excellent cutter and both works him
self and superintends personally all work done
bv his aids. Give him a call wo mean those
who have never been thore his old cmstoniers
needing no second invitation.
Still Another Criifh.
You see the fact is II. J. Gillen has the lartxt
stwk nf Ory noods of all kind and qualities to be
found in the city. Times are hard for many of
his customers; invoicing time la coming round,
and to facilitate Invoicing, and to benefit his
patrons he now offers his entire mammoth stock
ut u really reduced price fur the next thirl; dayi.
Remember this is not s sale of a broken stock,
where the chelce of goods Is confined to a half
dozen pieces, but a genuine sale of a full nd
complete stock bought of the best eastern impor
ters and manufacturers at the lowest cash prices.
Gillen's stock never was larger than it now is
nor bis prices lower, and this further reraarka-
blo reductions shows that Gillen means to be of
uh to his patrons in these precarious times.
A Card,
To tub Ladies op Ottawa and slrroundixo
Coijntkt. I tender my sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon me during the
past year a continuance of which I trust they
will fuvor me with in the future.
A year ago my store and stock was destroyed
by lire, causing me to seek other rjHarters. I
wub fortunate in securing as pleasant a stare and
supply In a more convenient location.
With the liberal patronage which I have re
ceived, and notwithstanding all my difficulties,
free to state that my establishment is the only
jirst da millinery store In Ottawa, keeping as I
do an exclusive millinery stock of good.
In the future my aim shall be to please and
give my customers satisfaction and furnish tbcin
at all times with the very latest styles and
fashions. Mits. O'Mkara.
Auction Prices.
A bankrupt lot of crockery, woolen goods,
table spreads and cutlery just received at Boll
incycr & Linton's, 115 Main street. Woolen
hosiery at closing out prices.
Mo for Kann!
I shall take euta small party of excursionists
toLurnedand Kinsley, Kan., on Tuesday, Jan.
11th, 1870. If you desire to go to any part of
Kansas at excursion rates, let me know at once.
I shall also send out emigrant freight and ex
cursion trains, on Feb. loth and March 14th, 1876.
Cars of freight f95 and $100 each, from all points
on C, R. I. A P. R. R, JouM. Childs,
Gen. Agt A., T. A S. F. R. R., Jolict, III.
Crash In Clothing.
For the next sixty days Win, Trailing will sell
his entire stock of winter clothing at cost
Trabing is bound to sell out tbe whole stock,
and the sooner the world find It out the better
for the world. Don't fail to eall on him at once
Lsulte.
The bent and cheapest place to get your comb
ings and cut hair made up is on Columbus St.,
first door north of Uuion Carriage shop. Hair
Landscapes taught and made to order. Also first
class wax work. Xuturol jtoorr neatly pressed.
Mm. E. W. Meters & .so.v.
The surgeons of the International Surgical In
stitute will visit this city on tbe -1th and Cth of
January, 1370, and can be consulted at tho Clif
ton Ilotel.
Says a reporter from one of the leading news
papers of this country: I have often heard of tbe
" international Surgical Institute;" so often
iliat 1 concluded to visit it, and see what I could
learn for tne benefit of our readers. Their ma
chinery and mechanical appliances for the
treatment of paralysis and deformities arc truly
wonderful, and something I am safe in saying
h.is never been seen by any one not having been
through this Institute. Their shops for the man
ufacturing of braces and apparatus are gigantic
:ind something not dreamed of by those never
interested. Their help numbering in ull to thir
ty persons, require a fortune every year to pay."
Goon and Cheap Meats. Not broken down
yet by the butchers' petition, I am prepurcd to
furnish quarters or 50 lbs. of uny part of the
quarter cut up and delivered at 7 cw. per lb.,
and an entire quarter at even less than 7 ets.
Send orders by postal or to my house, north end
of Colninbu St: Can. Tati.qk.
)Urle4,
A large a-o;t:nent of Diaries of all cic and
style:-, at Oainan A Hapeman's.
riergue will be opened on New Year".
Ovek oats. The great closing out sale of
overcoat, at M. Stiefel & Co's.
If you want to enjoy life smoke the "Tidal
Wave" at Smith, Rising fe Co s.
Keep a record of daily business and incidental
expenses, and buy for this u-e a liary fur 1S70.
at Osinan A Hjpcnuu's.
Good spring wheat Hour S3.00 per hundred
pounds, at Wood's Eaitie Milir.
Oranges, lemor. figs, dates, piunells ardj
cider, at Hergue's. , i
Catholic Pp.atee Book. The largest aort-
inent in the city, at Osman & Hapciu.ni. west!
of the court house square.
Reiocnitrr the closing out sale of boots and'
f hots at Child Ji Phipps' commences to.day, and
will continue only a short time. It includes t v-
erythiug in tbe shoe lintfjut rubber good.
Save money and go to .V. Stiefel Co's snd
buy overcoats.
Maccaronis. k se., cakes, snd Malaga t r.pcs ai
Piergue'a.
Oswx fi H .WEMtv Kirt-c!j's blank looks,
stationery sad pr atinir, wist of court house
square.
fuuL J, at r- wow I Zijjt MUlA
Shoot the Hat.
Considerable talk is being made over a hat
styled Florentine. As I stated in previous ad
vertisements, that individual hut is not a iiev ttylt,
though a very pretty one. I bought them in
French felts, late last August, and am now the
onlt,one that has them in felts. The fashion re
ports, that is, the leading publication of the I.
n. The Milliner, has not mentioned the Floren
tine since last September. Like many other
styles, it is easy for the city dealer to ull the
country milliner that does not keep posted or
buy eoods enough to really know what is fash
ionable, and they in turn, try it on their cuto-
mers. I am selling all thtttylen, and chief amoug
them, the Vampire Qtiem, a beautiful, cream,
French felt, only one O'lar and fifty cents, other
styles Freneh felt for one dollar to one and a
quarter. Cheaper goods, from thirty-eight to
seventy-five cents. Trimmed hats In proportion.
Do not advertise anything that I cannot prove.
The only full stock lu the city, wholesale and
retail. Low, 6 Covkt street.
". B. Lace frames, 20 cents, buckram, 5 cents.
Miss Anna f ield,
at No. rj Madison St., is still making the dresses
of all our fashionable ladies, both in the city
and country surrounding. She keeps a fine
stock of dress trimmings of all kinds selected
with that care and judgment that only one of
her experience can employ. She has also the
celebrated Butterlck's patterns, nnd is agent for
Cornwcll's Eelf-fitting chart. This last is anew
and valuable aid for the ladies, and Is rapidly be
coming justly popular. Miss Field will give full
Instructions for its use, and the ladies should at
least examine it they will find it useful. Her
friends will always fihd her "ut home" at her
store on Madison St.
A Fine I'resext. On Christmas day Mr. A.
E. Bach, leader of the Ottawa City Band, was
rrfade the recipient of a fire present in the form
of a magnificent album, plven to him by the
members of the City Rand, and containing their
photographs. It was a jaost handsome book,
and Mr. B. appreciates it hielily. He desires us
to return bis most grateful t'aanks to the kind
friends who gave it to him, and declares the
book shall always find as conspicuous a place in
his home as the members of th band have in
his friendship and esteem.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ethriage, of Chicago, were
very pleasantly surprised at Marseilles on
Christinas Eve, by receiving several very beau
tiful and valuable presents, such a a cake dish,
butter dish, spoon holder, one pair salt dishes,
tec, all silver, presented by the Congregational
church of that place. Rev. Mr, E. is jastor of
the church, (coming down from Chicago each
Sunday,) and certainly must be highly appre
ciated by his people to have been made tho re
clplent of so pleasant and substantial a surprise.
Good spring wheat flour $3.00 per hui.dicd
pounds, at Wood's Eagle Mills.
It is understood, and ltjgiyes us more than or
dinary satisfaction to announce the fact that D
Heenan & Co. have elfected a satisfactory or.
rangement with their creditors and will resume
business in their own name both in Ottawa nnd
Streator in the course of the coming week.
- Underwriters' Annual.
We Lave become the publishers of Dr. J.
O. Harris's Underwritehs' Annual and
can supply all demands for this valuable ac
cessory to aa insurance man's working force.
Sent, post paid, oa receipt of price, $1.50 in
leather; cloth, first edition, 75 cents.
OHMA. & II.U'fcMAN.
Warranted winter wheat flour $3X0pcr hun
drcd pounds, at Wood's Eagle Mills.
Warranted winter wheat flour, $3.50 per hun
dred, at Wood Eagle Mills.
E. S. Hobcrt's Dental Rooms will be open on
each Sunday from 13 till 2 o'clock, for extracting
only. .
Skates! SKHtr!
In endless variety at Lockword. New York
Clubs for $1.75 per pair.
Subscription received for ull the priucipal
papers and magazines in the United States, at
Osman &. HapcHian's, west of Court House
Square.
.Vust se ll 5,X'0 overcoats at .V.
Stiefel & Co's.
Call and see them.
Try those Smacking good
gue's.
caramels at Pier-
Mr. Bean, of the Streator Muuito, (,'avc us
lew of liia pleasant mu? in our sanctum du
the week. Mr. B reports the Monitor prosper
Se;
ous and business in Streator moderate! v ac
and healthy.
Call and sec the new jo'j lot of overcoat now j
opened out at M. Stiefel V Co's. 1
The Fisrr TitAiir.it nnd
year, fur ?'.5.(i"i.
farmer, oiel
Dr. Sloiin wa bitterly oi)pocl lo all patent i
medicines: yet he prescribed Ham.' Hai.im fori
lunir complaint. When a-kud to explain, tic j
said: "Hall's IUiam ia not a patent medicine,
but one f those fortunate d;covi rics that prove j
a blcs'insr to all humanity." The doctor w'
rizht in the latter part of his t.it.mcnt. There ;
is no better remedy for diseases of the chc-t and
lun,'. $1.00 per bottle.
(iood spring vrheiit Rour. :l
at Wood' Lasle Mills.
per biimlri d lls
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A lare and fine assortment of ( allmlic prayer if fY TTThlMn TflP nlCrM
book just received at Osman HaoemanV AU1 W1I1U11 LliC HI5IX
Jut received, a new lot of th. -e .. overcoat,'
at V. Stiefel Co.
Taa KEtEiKlfc As Ihe Tij,Mi-
town collect-
ors are about taking poi,;sion of their hoc
and cotntnenciii? operations, it will 1 valuable
information to them to learn that they csn pro
cure blank tai receipt of all forms and size and
at rcamr.itlc price at the book store t'i OMiian
fc lUpenwn.
Bovs' cloth'iiir. the Wriest s!'; in '.):' c.i.n
trv. at .V. f.cf.d fi Co.
- anA,u,.,sv, Autosraph Albums beau- At rrrinji UgjJOJJJQl 0 iXZ
Ilapemans. uet ol (nrt . a, k.tT ..Kfr. on iV,7
. .. ...... ' !Im11n4 XlUI'C. 4 lO Uiti KA, w sWW ItKJUJ.tMatXaMaOmc.
Ipooi
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New Fall Dry Goods and General Stock.
A Large, Full and Cotnpleto Assortment of New and Desirable Fall Goods, selected by . .
H. J. (G-ILIiEJEJ HIMSE3LF,
; From liret hands, under the most favorable circumstances, duriDg the Great Decline, is now open in all
the different departments of the House, and offered for salo at the ver extreme of Low Prices.
B ARC AIMS, BARCAflMS, B ARC AIMS
SmSW DRESS
In all desirable, materials and colors, from low prices to finest qualities.
Black and Colored Alpacas. In all grades and prices. New Plaid
Black Mohair in all qualities at now prices. New Plain I
New Fancy Plaids in all that is new, including
New Cashmeres in Black and Colors, at very
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ixew mourning uress uooas, jsomoazincs, urapes, . . Australian Urapes, Biarritz Cloth, Henrietta Cloth, &c. i
New Black Dress Silks, very cheap, from 1 to $i p yd. New Colored Dress Silks, in all the h'uest shadings. ,
New Stock of Poplins, all the best makes, including Irish, in fact, and not in name. The Dress Goods Stock is
truly immense in quantity, beautiful in quality and cheap. New Dress Goods opening every day, and prices always
the Lowest. -1 . .: ,
NEW CLOTH STOCK,
In all Colors and Fabricsembracing
New Stock Cottonades, from 12ic to
New Stock Best Harris Cloth, from
lien uiuia x' 11.1H.U vyuituui' uiiu If VI
mi 1 i 11' x j1).sj
me largest ana cneapest siock in tno city, oom lor tne smallest possible advance from manufacturers' prices.
f5"Men and Boys' Clothing made to order on tho shortest notice ,". '
SHAWL STOCK. New Stock of over Five Hundred Different Shades to select from. New Stock f Fine
Striped Ottoman, from $1 upwards. New Stock of Fine Plaids, new and desirable, very cheap. New Stock of
Brocha and Paisley, from $S to 00. New Stock of Standard Make3, Woolen Shawls, at bargains. New Stock of
Mourning Shawls of all descriptions. New Stock of Camel's Hair Shawls, from $45 to $100. This is the ac
knowledged SHAWL STOCK of the. city of Ottawa. Y: . . j ,7
GOODS FOR THE MILLION-In Blankets, Flannels, Housekeeping Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents'
Underwear and Furnishing Goods of most every description, offcrod at new and most favorable prices. New Sash
Ribbons, all colors and widths. New Trimming Velvet. New Worsted Trimmings of latest colors. New Silk
Trimmings, all colors, cheap. An elegant assortment of New Silk Neck Scarfs. Ladies' new Hamburg Embroid
eries, very latest and most desirable
BOOTS AND SHOES The
nrA "M,.'M... n t ...nil.,
uu wumou d vvvai, aii iv;aujr icuuwu pices, xwuuuertl buiu Ul VOiy JOwpilCCe. JikWLXViHlJliO. -
and re arranged my Urooorjr department, and also purchased heavily in this lino, I shall makethi
1 it-l! .! it. - :i All -,1 I j - I: I . .. ' .
uusiness 1110 urst in uiu cuy. ixn guuua urueruu ueiiveruu prorapuy to uu porta ui tne city.
The public arc cordially invited to call and carefully examine this the truly Mammoth Stock of Ottawa, and con
vince themselves that there is money to be saved by purchasing of a
"One Priced House," where goods arc sold for what they arc marked TT T T T'M'
at in plain figures. East 6ide of the Court House Square, Ottawa, III. XX O VjT I i I i PiAI
NO
BANKRUPT
At HULL'S, but an
Immense Stock 01
Dry Goods at Bot
tom Prices!
Our Goods were
bought & paid for,
and can be sold at a
profit CHEAPER
than any old Bank-
a'. - X. Q4-r-i1-r -Jw V r
country.
Call and see.
W. H. HULL.
filiyo)i
UITE
une tnousanau""";,r 0,K c cnlI settle tlieiI.
Skunk Dog Skins,:simunts with S. It.Urldley,
. n -i i !nt the ollice of the (ias Co.
ip of Mfl rVpt PH Pfi
bb iitJ t JTIIU
jjwill be paid. Send
I ai 1
(them in at once.
HeLL & BARTELS.
luuyivuop
SATURDAY, SEFTEIJDER lltii, 1875.
Dress
Dress
low prices. New French Merinos in new shades, from 75c uowards.
V , .
the followin
l er
New Stock Kentucky Jeans, from 15c to 75 cents per yard.
New Stock Tweeds, from 25 cents to $1 per yard.
New Stock Black and Colored Broadcloth, from $4 to $10.
New Stock Black and Colored Beavers, at reduced Drices.
40c per yard.
.
75c to $2.75 p yd
Diuu UUlUllirr1.
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patterns. New Laces and Trimmings &c., a very complete stock. .
largest and most complete stock of Boots and Shoes', for Ladies', Men's,
1. 1. ! J A 1 I T l "IV ' T V T O TT '
FIRE
INSURANCE POLICE
Are issued by the undersigned at the
In the following Companies :
Orgnnltel.
l8lO.
I820.
1829.
1S59.
1852.
1794.
1854.
AMERICAN, Philadelphia $1,090,075.77
CONTINENTAL, New York 2,255,037.0?
FIKE ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia 2,640,186.45
FRANKLIN, Philadelphia 3.200,718.61
GERMANIA, N. V. ) Jointly issuing the I 0 ra ei
HANOVER, N. Y. "Underwriters' Policy," ( -5)1iWJ-1
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia. . . . 3,075,762.25
PIKENIX, Hartf.ml 1,6S5,113.57
We loci confident taut the above fart and liicurea will satisfy our friend that all of the Companies
with their omI, vi and riiirri--rwe, ar rrliatile and worthy of a publie patronjife.
OUR POLICIES DC KINO H74 AliiiRKOATEl)
RAVENS, IVIACKIiMLAY ik CO.
NOTICE.
Unless paid very soon, all
' S,IT0U 11 tS 1)0 1(ft
. f 11.4,..,
j uiu.t, ftoher U.'.ilS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Of all kinds
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Bargains that will not be met in the city.
Goods in all that is new and desirable.
Goods in all the new 6hadee, very cheap.
New Empress Cloths, full and complcto assortment. 1
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Boys'
Having refitted
ia branch of mv
FALL STOCK
LL PIPER
JfsT KClEITEO AT
OSMAN V HAPEMA3PS,
West of the Court House Square,
j Conistin? of latest styles of Embossed,
j Gold, Stencil snd Satia Fapers. with :;
the cheaper styles also, Decorations.
Borders and Fresco r apers,-au 01 waa
will be soli at the lowest prices. Call and
examine our stock befor urchasiag4
NATIONAL HOTEL.
S.aw, La N&ll C as. lit.
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