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VOL(7M 37.
OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1877.
NUMBER 32.
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VVEHY SVriKDAI nORMNG,
&t H . IH La Halle Street (flrt Boor). weat of Court Hoaat
B-W OSMA.N 3E HAFBMAN.
TKKM8 OP 8uh8ch;vtion:'
Two Dollar per Annum, In Advance.
KATKB OP ADVKKTI8ING '.
BC 8o,nre
Two Square.
Three Squares
Poor Htinare
Wive Square
One-quarter Column.,
One-thlM Column....
One-half Comma
One Otamn
lW.'SW.;jM.jaM.jlM.iM.j 1 T.
'I1UU W !0OJ00!l0 1600 moo
irsi' m swu: swi ivwi tnuu
JOO! SSO JIM! 750 00 1300 WOO
2VJ1 4 VI' 00' 9 00 1100 1 00; if 00
.00S50 700 1100 WOO 2009 MOO
8 Ml 6 00 -.00 I4W 1500 a 00 1 8300
475 100 1200 1500 It-00 30701 49 00
00 1000 1500 181)0 JO 00 3 00 MOO
1000.1900 00 3000 4000 8000 10000
Twelve line of agate make ooesiuaie.
Advertisement not under onlract must bi plainly
mark i1 the length of time laired, or they will be contln
ed and Chanted for un'.ll ordnred out.
Bntilneas and proieasluaal cards r uot exceeding (lvalue)
merted at five dollar! per annum ; over five lluei one dot-
p"!r Hue extra.
Traualent advertising In all csaaa to be paid atr'.ctly In
dvance.
tW Yearly advertlicr alsitontlnutiiK their advertise
ment! before thoexplrattoa of the contract, will be cbarg
d the rull ratet ai above. Kx'.ra charge will alio be made
r JlssolatloD and other nonce not connected with their
recular bnalnets.
Local notlcca, Oftet i eonta per line.
W In no case will these terma be departed fram.
XST The date on the slip an w hich the tnbacrlher'a name
printed Indicate! the time when the snbacripUon expiree.
Person who have paid for the Frii Tka.dk ihould be
art-ful to notice that the date on the illp correspond t
the date to which they have paid, and at once notify the
publisher of any dlicrcpancy.
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Our f ACllltlei for doing all Hindi of Job Work. In the va
rtousatvlesof the art, are not aurpaaaed In thla aoftlon.
and we respectfully aoltcltttioee wishing anything donetn
thla llneto give u a call. By the jucllctoa and liberal use
at prlater'a Ink many a man'a fortane as boen made, and
the dsld Is still oper.. Try It.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Livery & Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN
Would reapecMully announce to the citizen, of Ottawa and !
vicinity that lie hit. one of Hie cnolcest Livery Stocks In tnla ,
cltr, at the City Stable, such as tbe I
Latest Styles of Hacks. Carriages and Buggies,
Fire Out.
By the general presence of 'mind of the pro
prictor nud clerks at H. J. Gn.LEX'f, the store
nnd block was rescued from certain destruction
by fire on Thursday. The loss was slight, and
the business will continue on the old liberal
plan of low priee3 on euch particular article
that In the aggregate constitute the itnmenge
stock of goods at the "Old Reliable." Neither
Are nor water can scare Gii.i.en out of his ideas
of business. The escape itself of the establish
ment was the result of the arrival of new goods
iu such quantities that no place could be had for
them in the two rooms below. The fire having
destroyed nothing, the Roods are still there, so
go and sec them, and buy where you eau buy
cheap and save money by it.
The Itea.oK.
Some people can't understand why it is that
Chicago men, men from all parts of the state,
fiom the west, from Colorado, and other parts of
the country send to Fiske & Beeu for their
clothing. Yet they do it. The reason is obvi
ous: they can get better goods for their money,
and are better satisfied with the work. This has
always been the characteristic of the house.
The new spring goods have arrived imported
and domestic cloths, of the latest New York,
London and Taris styles. The spring fashion
plates are also here, and the spring work begun.
No one can afford not to visit this house, ace tho
goods and learn prices, which latter all will ad
mit are much lower than for many years.
Removal---Forbes & Gehrlng.
In order to be better prepared to do the heavy
spring and summer business now anticipated,
we have removed from the manufacturers of
colors, paints, oils, varnishes and brushes in
New York, and from the white lead manufactu
rers of St. Louis, over forty thousand pounds of
the above mentioned goods to our spacious
store and basement, on corner of Court nnd
Madison streets, which we will offer at as low
price us pure goods can be sold for, ond buyers
will find it to their interest to trade with us us
we only handle (irsi-class goods, and guarrantec
as represented or money refunded. We call the
attention of dealers in the above goods to the
fact that wc huvy an arrangement with the man
ufacturers by which we arc enabled to meet the
lowest prices ottered by any jobber. Call and
sec our goods before buying.
FoKlSE A Gltllltl.Mi.
Dht (iooi9 vxi) Carpets at Hull's.
The Coi.wEi.i.'. Although tho heavy plan
ing and building firm of, Colwell, Clark Co., of
this city, failed a year ago, it is u great mistake
to suppose that the extinction of the firm blot
ted out the Colwell. There are three or four
of them, and mi the dissolution of the old firm
a new ono was organized under the name of
Colwell Bros., who seem to be running into the
heavy business of the old firm.
Meeting one of them tho other day we inquir
ed "How's business?'' upon which wo were
shown their books, making the following sur
prising exhibit of their work since the 1st of
January.
House built for Cole, In Seneca, t'.Klo; for
John Murphy, Ottawa, f:!i5; for Lee, Ottawa,
"; Hallowell, Rutland, 300; Smith, Dayton,
R.IOO; Hibbard, Wallace, $1,333; Frank, Ottawa,
$1,200; Stevenson, $M0; Cottew, Sheridan,
$1,125; and ar now working on Judge Payson's
dwelling in Pontine, to cost $10,8f0. For a cou
ple of midwinter months this is net so bad, and
looks like the old enterprise and activity of that
noted firm. They claim that they owe their
success entirely tJ the fact that all members of
the Arm being good workmen and not afraid to
work, they can work cheaper than any other
Anns.
Look out for a stock of Summer and Fancy
Silks in about three day that will make you
xUire at Hull's.
40 Sewing Machine.
There seems to be a disposition on the part of
interested parties to keep up to nearly old pri
ces on Sewing Machines, while it is a well known
fact that the patents on all the most important
parts has run out in spite of the lavish expendi
ture of money by rich manufacturers to get them J
Fire.
Ou tteunetday afternoon a vigorous alarm of
fire wat ruined, more to frighten the pcoule tliun
from any necessity of the case. It proved to be
the house In the rear of the City Hall. The
cause was exceeding carelessness. The stove
was one full of holes, through which the tire
dropped on the carpet aud Into the stra which
had been under the carpet, but which came
through the holes. It was soon extinguished
With pails. t
The city team, as usual, was a mile away when
the alarm sounded, which same is a very funny
place to keep them. Does the street supervisor
or the lire department control the city team?
The Boston 01) Cent Store has removed Its
stock of goods to Jacob Chrlstmann's old stand,
No. !lfl Madison street.
Aliuoat at Fire.
A narrow escape from it serious fire was had
in Roddicks block on Thursday afternoon. A
bad chimney caught lire In the second story,
whlc'd was discovered, before a firm hold bad
been obtained, by one of If. J. Glllen' clerks.
He inimcdiatly gave Information to those below,
a dozen of whom went to work immediately,
bringing water from the rear of the building,
and speedily extinguished the flumes without
mateti.l damage. No alarm was given to the
Ore department.
Hull has the Quest stock of cuui'ets in the city.
Distressing Accident.
A very distressing uecident occurred in Mar
seilles on Monduy, while the inauguration of:
Hayes was being celebrated. Tbe repubs. were
firing a salute, during which tbe gun went elf
CHILD & PHIPPS
HAVE REMOVED
"I
To their New Store;
IDT RUSSELL'S BLOCK,
nreiamnrelr Masters, the munlnulutor of the
extended, anu to meet the competition, they cry I rBn.rod lnil" hl, Mt Ulina, und ,,,., of hig
that all machines offered at less than their prices . , . . , Wil- ,mrntul ,,, 8. Wn,
..1.1 n .lnl..,nnnl wl.ldli Dm
To letat price, to suit times, Parties, Weddlnga. Fanerala.
Plc-NIca, ftc eapplled with good rigs on abort notice, and
Funerals In the country or adlotulnK town, promptly at
tended to. Peraona taken to and troio the depot, or to the
oonniry, night or day. If Keraember the place on Madl
on street, near the awing btldge.
janes, itn.
fETEP ROAN.
1,000,000
TTZ,A-I23r TIL
K01t NALK ll
IE
Clark, White & Co., Utica, 111.
lloatl Hit Klght.
He is an American citizen of African persua
s ion. Ho occupied a w hole scat in the gallery
at the Comic Opera. And when Miss Mc Henry
said she " was going to sit with the boys in the
gallery," It tickled him so aiuon that he cut up
a " monkey-shine" or so, during which lie hit
bis head a furious bump against the arm of the
seat. He gave his head a rub nnd went on list
ening to the fun. Tbe door-keeper, however,
went down to him, and, showing him a debt bis
head had made in the oak arm, told him if he
injured the furniture any more he would have
to put him out. The boy looUcd sheepish and
said he would not do It again !
Elegant Household Furniture, Carpets, Curtains,
China, 4c., for Sale at
AUCTION !
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t J. lleenan & CoY
Winter wheat flour per cwt
Kerosene oil per gal
Can com
17 lhs German soap
It! lbs dried apples
Ill lbs prunes 1 00
14 It., f Vrnlinn rli-H 11X1
We hive received lnitrncttona to acll. at the realdence of. (j10jt,e y JJ yS,m tea IMI
Mr.. Edward Eamea.Eaat Ottawa, the followltg: (iood.Iap'un tea .....!!.!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!'.! Iti
Five Hody WruaaeHfarpeta. t Tapeatry ditto. 4 acta pink1 j i.ri)UIIli f.'.J. i m
Lambrequin Cnrtnlnn, 1 n-t marie! ditto. ;i ets red ditto, K . J K"ou "room lor 'w
wt blae ditto, 1 blck lla'r-clotn ml 6chira anuoia), 4; Choice fresli onion, carrots, parsnips, turnips,
hEintxir Set. I Mark walnut ilureau, 1 tnithotrany Hureau, j 'C, just received nl
1 ex. Dlnliiit Tlile, Sranr-M-ai Dining Uliaira. 1 Oil I'alnilnt i
r.ot IIAi, 1 Imlrcl.ith nttumuna. 1 lillt China Tea het, 1 I
rtreaklant. Dinner and Tea Sft ivempletr), I allver plated Hat and hose at the 0J tent Store.
Tea Sews piece.), Crockery, Ul.nsware, Tinware, c. I , ... . .
Date ol tale hereafter. not LMKYEB 4 LISTox. j (onk Eat. Samuel Dittenhi'fer, of the lurge
j clothing emporium of M. Mielel Co., slarleu
to the east for the largest
I). HebxaX C..V
The rumor seem we'd founded that a number on his Hiinual trip
of prominent clti7-ne '.f Baltimore have resolv-l stock nf spring and summer clothing eyer
ed to erect BmoTiimet.i. to the memory of the ; broM,lt t tnis clty- f1(! p0pulari(v of the
late Ir. J. Bull. 'i.tvotercr of that womlerful , . , , " , .
remedy, Dr. Cull's U,u-h Syrup. ! ubov-1 r,n Kood K"ra"tee for the superior-
mm it) m oiyie, texiure anu uuruoiuiy in meir reuuv
j .Jand will give one of their! made clothing. Great reduction in prices of
"il'.is's Ar.tdetuy on Friday 'fall u- d winter clothing to make room for the
, !' which till are invited, com. i etock,
--.music. As the proceeds. Hemove.tKxtruUed.
tew uniform, nnd as also ,,u . Weil, of the Chicago hide store, having
,itis hoped the turn out ,.,.,,.,. ,,osgCssed of the old Bradford hide
I .ton-, ha removed from uudor the corner
Those new ptin oou. are continuing being! of Main nnd La Salle Sts., to that establishment,
received at Meirafllif. Ail those wanting any- He will iu the future keep a Urge and well se-
know to bo entirely false. The .-inger machine
is made by the Singer Sewing Machine Corn-
pony's Manufactory at Elizabeth, N. Y.; the
Williams SiiiLrcr is made at Montreal, Canada;
the Stewart is made in New York City. All are
good machines, but for excellence in finish the
Stewart New York Machine beats them all, and
any machine I sell I will warrant to be as good
as there is In the market nnd entirely new eith
er Singer, Howe or American. I mean business.
F. D. Swbetsek.
Ar.d still all cooks cry, scud us tbe Kaglc
Mills flour. Their favorite brands of Minnesota
wheat flour are unsurpassed .
Illaaolutlon.
Ottawa, February CTth, 1S77.
By mutual consent, the partnership hertoforc
existing between the undersigned is hereby dis
solved. All the liabilities of the fit in arc assumed
by A. Lynch, and all accounts, rotes and other
claims due the llrm arc due to him personally.
A. Lynch,
Geo. Beattt.
I s!i fill continue the business conducted by
Lynch & Beatty, and, having determined to ac
cept no more political oflices, will be constantly
present to wait on those who may choose to fa
vor me with their patronage. I faithfully prom
ise nil that the rtc bruoiti w ill sweep clean.
A. Lynch.
llossack it Clark arc both old and experienced
I painters, paper hangers and calcimiLcrs. I'rlcci
very reasonable
Hold the Fort
fur Cheap John is coming with
5 pounds choice Hio coffee for f 1 00
1(1 pounds cboiee . it. sugar tor
It pound salerutus (l( ounces a pound)
17 10. German Sonp lor
IS lbs. Savon soap (try it)
4 lbs. starch for
lfi lbs. Choice Prunes for
llllbs. Best Carolina Kicc for
2'i lbs. fresh oat meal
tl lb. can peachc '
:i lb. can peaches
10 lbs. choice raisins 1 KI
Headlight oil ( tx-Mt ) pcrgullou !UI
Baker lost bis left hand ; aud a son of a Mr. For
est had a cheek and his forehead badly cut. One
would think that after the multitude of acci
dents that come from the handling of cannon
by amateur hands, the fools had all been killed
off, but it appears Lot.
Where they will be pleased to see
their old customers, as well as all oth
ers m want of BOOTS AND SHOES. A com
parison of goods and prices with their
competitors is solicited.
REMEMBER THE PLAGE,
RUSSELL'S BLO(.
FIRE
ricturo
Store.
frames and Chromos ut the W Cent
Ml wc " He Holds the Fort of Heaven."
Worda by Mrs. 1). M. Jordan. Music by Charlie
Baker. A revival song that cauuot fail lo attain
great popularity. Published by F. W. Helmlck,
50 West 4th St., Cincinnati, (). Price 50 cents,
sent free by mall to any address.
New ukrhs OOOis at Hull's.
Bam.. -Bach's Ci
popular parties l
evening, April ( T
Willis will furnH- '
will be expended
Lent will then be .
will be large.
Iccted stock of all
grades of leathers, pay the
wool, Ac.
thlni? In his lino will find it to their interest to ex
amine his stock before buying. Satisfaction i highest price for hides, pelts, fur,
guaranteed in every instance. (Olvc him a cull in his new quarters.
Seed Coi.n. Farmers wlii find an .ibundance.
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SA Kul of a Drunk,
A guy young laverick, named Sturback, like
"IHjinocritus, always was glad
Uf bumper to cheer up his soul,
And would laugh like a man that was mad
AVbeu over a good flowing bowl."
He had a severe failing for the flowing bowl,
and could sing that god old song " Landlord,
1111 the flowing bol," In a way that would even
make Jaekreddlck tired. He imbibed freely yes
terday, very freely, to keep out the cold, and sue
reeded, no doubt; for to see him tear around
rave one a vivid Idea of the "heat to come." He
came out of the saloons to cool off. He banged
around the streets, insulting ladies and gentle,
men, and at length followed PcrUon into a store
en Court street, where he made a disgusting ex
hibition of himxelf, and, when put out, took his
revenge by kicking the door glass in. This kind
of fun In expcnslvous; c Jerry Muher carried
him oil' to the Basilic, where he now languishetli.
His head feels like a used ur foot ball, and his
mouth Is dry as dust. Five dollar and costs is
none too good for him, "all the siiinc."
Kufctic Flower Baskets ut the UK Cent Mor.:.
ORjSURANCE POUCHES
Are Issued by the stiidersiixned in thr
FOLLOWING COMPANIES
At rates demonstrated by adequate experience to be
S-AJFIE JLIsTD EQUITABLE :
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TNA, of Hartford t!,S43J09.27
tltHUUV ISBUllI III.' f n QA.) Q.")A Afi
Oroanttd,
I8I9.
1859.
1852.
1S10.
1853.
1794.
1809.
1853.
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IIANOVEIL N. Y. " Underwriter!,' 1'olicv," .
hartfokd, f Hftrtfurf..;..';..:: .... 3,022,185.00
IIOM E, of New Vonk 0,051,716.84
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, 11iilJerIiia. . . 5,167,547.40
NORTH I'.R. & MERCANTILE, En 27,000,000.00
11 KEN IX, of New York ,54?,P58.77
The above furnish SI'ltK I XI) KM MTV, the only kiud wrth haiias;
or worth uaying for. A share oi your patronage
U respectfully solicited.
S. K. cor. of Xer Tost Ofllcf IHock.
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1 Oil
5 gallon keir best svruo Jl .VI
burs Fine Hath Soup fur 100
All goods warranted llrst class and full weight.
Try the Cheap Store. Piiii.ui's Buos.
Faucy stationery, pocket diaries, potograph
Tho (iONprl if Mfirit.
Where there is so much livulry as in the man.
iifnc tore of fiunilv medicines, he w ho would ruc-
1'ijceed must give positive nnd convincing proof of
merit. 1 his Is an aire ol Inquiry, reopie iukc
nothinir for irranled. They Uitift know the
albums, tine pocket books, gold pens,
Knlvep, playing cards, cribbage boards,
(Milan fc Huieman's, west of the
irhu " and "vhrrtforr" betori! acknowledging
the superiority of one orticle over another.
Among tho preparations thul have stood the
test, those manufactured by It V. 1'ii ce. M. 1.,
of Ihe World's Ilispcnsary, Bulfalo, N. Y have
fur manv vears been foremost. The truth of un
stiitement intiile ronceininir them can be easily
IMO ONE WHO IS IN WANT
Of Ready-Mode Clothing or dents" Furnishing- dtls ou;ht to buy One
Dollar's worth till he h:ts visited the only one frkt Clothing House in La
Salle county. Look to your interests!-- Study cur CvHinisslJxeaJ our
Guarantee! A luy your jnuuls where you get the lest aiitl most goods
for your money. And FISKK & UEICM meurt business. And no sales
man is allowed to break anv of these rules.
..f choice white seed corn at the F.aglc Mill.,
Those who used the F.agle Mills corn last year (
were very well satisfied with it. We arc assured
this year's corn is equally good. j
A meeting of the citizens of th'.i city will be;
held at the Court House on this (Saturday) eve
n'.ng, in reference to Incorporation, question
upon which the city will vote on Monday ncit.
Ituy Where You Can IJuy The 1ipmii I.
17 bars German soap for il.UO.
1 " Savon " " !
i-J " Fine ILitli soap for Jl.no.
VU " Kirk's " " l..
li pound can peacln' " 2Vt.
:; - " " l":t.
2 ' ' corn " l"c:.
;! " papers saleratus 2-VU.
Headlight Oil per gallon :iOt!s.
Trade with us and save money. To boast of
lar-c lot of woven ;pcmnre, reputation. Ac, is too old lo inbu
ill sell 2.1 per crnt. encc trade low prices make customers for the
l)lg 1 slote. i ll I i.i-i i-" imirt.
Fine Hkusi. The three Cne sta'.liofs,
N ood'i Champion." " Blackwood' Champion."
and the splendid carriage Hallion, " Magtum
llonura." w ill make this season at the barns of
Call on J. E. Porter .V Co. for the Smith cast the Eagle Mills. These hor.e. w ill be there next
.........I Thr mrm II, a An r m.nli I n mil: Mil ll I lOVert Ol CXI fa line liorse ucll
Von 'Win Maltrrsscs
Ye have Just received a
wire mattresses, which we will sell 2- per
lcs than former price. To be convinced call
and sec. Hi ssem. 0c Sox. :
Call t 1- Heenan & Co's. and price their boots
and ahooa it will pay you.
pocket ascertained, for Dr. Sage' Catarrh Iteuietly and j
etc at' I". I lere'a iioiuen Medical inseovery are now
ouri nouse . CBtarrll un , jpu iitconsumplion.
Tll. Tr ,, jThe ciscovery has no e qual in curing coughs,
Thr Troulmilonn.. I (.lds, bronchial and nervous Atr. clions. It allays
The wcnlher wus unfortunate for the r rouba-1 u , r ri tu t inn of the mucous in mlriie, ititl di.
dours on Wednesibty evening and only a small gi-sllon, and w hen used with lr. Tierce's pleas
house greeted Salisbury in his native town. The "t purgative pellets readily overcomes tnrl
. ... . liirund constipation,, while the favorite pre-
troupe, however, gave one of the sprlghtliest M.ripllon nas n ' rivul in the Held of prepared
ami mo-it entertaln'ng perfor'nanccs we have i nu dicine In curine discuses peculiar to females,
ever witnessed. The audience was convulsed ! If vou wish to " kmtir tlj!j " procure a copy of
with laughter from beginning to end. tbelrjh.
chaste wit and inimitable burlesqueo being to the wants of everybody. Trie- fl.rsi. post
much for human nature to resist. We should . aire ureniud. Address the au'.hor, I!. V. Tierce,
like to say we shall see the troupe again soonj Kutl'alo, New York.
but have lltte hope of It. ; The iToTVrHil. "
j White winter flour, such as we sell, makes the , Fc KailrUd and of
' nicest bread. Beware of imitations. Sold only t: t(iu .HUtMi scenery and pleasure resorts nf the
iThillip" Rro. ! Kocky Mountains, t-v " N)"i Crinkle.-' llie musi-
I ' al and dramatic i-riiic of tbe .W l..rtH.rt,
I Sprina Hats. a..t f..... .,...ii,. .ti,.n ti.i'ctln r wU'i the Snu
" Bart,'' :it Hull A Bartels', savs he will receive j Juan iiuiilr, maps and time tallies of this lie
in a few days the finest line of new and nobl.v i and pooular route from Kansas City uml Atebi.
. u .,V son to Tueblo, Denver and all points in ( ob.rado,
spring Stiff Hats ever seen here. They Wi N,.w Meilco. Arin-na and the San Juan Mines,
eclipse anything imaginable. Walt till you see i niV tlnrst line of Tullrnan Sleepers on the con
t!.,.in tinent b ttween the Missouii Kii ran.l the K.x ky
GUARANTEE.
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withit l." daj of Ihe da'e
WE GUARANTEE
1-t. Thai the priffH of our g'lods shall be as low m
the satnp quality of material und manufacture are sold
anywhere in the I'nilcl State.
'Jd. That Ihe pr:i-s are precisely the same to every
Uidy fur stitne (juaHtjr, on Mine day of purchase.
;!J. That the ipmlity of g'wxls is as represented.
4th. That the full vu-unt of cash paid wiil b wfunj-nii.itisfiM-ti.rv.
and re'urn t;iem worn and uninjured
purchase,
f Signe
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Hm. 24 and 36 Maditoa Street. Ottawa. 111.
town.
plow.
Call and see their implements.
Go to M. Sticfel t 'o's. lor tig targair.a in in-1
tot clothitag. mmm I
The Boston M Cent Store has removed its ;
stock of god to Jacob Cnristtnann's old stand.
So. 0C Madison street
Leave jour order for painting and piper hanir
Inr with IIoa k A Clark before others crowd
vou ouL
Wood's Spring and Winter wheat flour are
always good; aud almys the cheapest flour in
the market.
U the Old Country and Trize toap. Sold at
Phillip Bro.
; should take a look at them.
line Mlvrrware.
' J. Uiikey V Son arc daily receiving new Koodi.
and already have a very beautiful stock, is fan
cy pieces of table silver, we noticed tusny new
nd uquisitelv pictty piercs, such t ckeese
dishes, jelly carts, rake ba'krta, Ac. They have
also an unusually larj; toc k of castors, and oth-
l... .t ,n,tr.l foods. AU loc ra of arlin t-bie ser-
Ue Should see the goods.
j,-. b Wtcii aso MiscsLLixr.bt i P.criu
ISG.It should be remtmticred that the honse
are at all tirut a ready to do all manner cf repair
ing, which will be dune promptly aid salisfac
torily.
They have also the new Broadway Silk Hat for ' 'w.oma.u. w.tnoui c. .
Top. ku, Kan.
spring and will make them to order on short no
tice; also all other graces, of hats nnd csp. !1
new goods, and sold at" rock ld" prices.
D.in't forget this hoU-c wh.-n lo.klt)g for !: rl It ilt uj1y!I ,,), ure to reeomm. nd a '"!
gear or tine getits' furnishing goods. j article, especially one that so admiralily su-Uin
Bul k Duk-.-. (i.i ji. Something new at-.d "ci
fit. tall and sec Ihctn at Hull a.
Carpet a, 'arwts (irand IIplT.
Scott Bros. A: Co. w ill have their annual opi fl
ing of Carpets on Thursday, March loth. They
will then txMi.t the finest stock of CariK.ts ever
shown In this country, ir.ii v invtte V
A l lea.nnt Only.
It is ulwavs a nit aure to reeotiitn. nd
I all recommendations as does Or. Kinir new dis
covery for consumption, t ougl.s ana coi'i".
iiig perfecty reliable in every rr- rO. A s.-iere
eoujrh or a neirlefted cold y'rid n-adily t i'
wonderful power. By it the or-t ees of
ar-thina and brotn hilis" arc cured in the shortest,
time possible. Consumption and rough worn,
patienU w ill remcwi.cr this remedy i L'uatran-)
t.ed to give immediate reli-f. Ir. K.ni:'s new
disrovery is pleasant to the tate and perfect. j
harmleni. As vou talue your rii.u-n r ...
Itnt KI!Nr-", 4 l'rTiv
Ut says: "We are oi .ni
hae vur-flvis witne- cl.
.S..ifir.- llJlrm are .ilti.o-t invaluable as an Bk'eDt
in the great cause of temperance. A friend of
ours In tirllli&nt Voung matii who had become a
devotee, and finally "f the wine cup, and
tried rrpi alediv to throw o!f the Slavish and Ue
iriailirur yoke, W lllioui success, ronsuuru au eu.
iiii-nt . I,, iiu-t. a irraduate of the l'aria M-'ili
( ollcires, who reei'tiitnenil'-a to him as a lut re. ,
srt the above in ntioned remedy. The ellect !
us as astonishing as it was successful. Hein-i
f..rn. i. tl.at from tue tinic he comment' t-d to t
ue it, he lost all desire for the intoxicating
howl, and that the insatiate t raviOL' for drink,
known onlT t th- invt t.-rat.: drunkard, was the
After Uku.g four bottles tie wat
I i kk FtH. The Parker's flair Balsam U the best and cleanest
id from w hat we i preoaralioti ever rud- for restoring gray hair
1 1, at tr. JJ-irk't to its original color. It Is entirely harm less and
free from tbe Impure ingre-iteiits tnai renoer
manv other preparations injurious. I: remove
dandrutl. stops he hair falling out, and restore
the perfectly natural color. It is cvquisitly per
fumed, and so pe'fectly aud elegantly prepared
as to make it a toilet luxury, indispensable to
those who hse once used it
Ask your druggist for it. Nov. Uth, ly
i-alt
liEvmi.tn Tins Now is the time of year for
pneumonia, liin fever, coughs, colds, and fatal
results of predisposition to consumption and
other throat and lung disease. Bochee' Ger
man Syrup has been used la this neignDornood
uf a.", whether they wish to purchase or ; not fTorj , tH" without it. Give it
n..t Scott Hue. A Co. bottlea free For sale by E. Y. ;rii'i".
Trial
'i!
I have o'.d my stock f Ready Made Coding.
Furnishing Goods. Jtc, to Wm. nermann Meyer
(formerly of La Salic), who will pen one door
west of the old stand, March lMb. with Choice
Vriaxt Sawll tsa wrt a V ra fr thotars-r antiasr' 'New Stock boucbt far h ai.cl will be old at
New tok of I-wixts at Hull's ctxt Monday.
Books acd stationery at the 9U Ccct Store.
Young men who eirly last week had opened
negotiations with the fence builder hate with
drawn their proposals; disciples of the gentle
Uuuk, who had teen scouring up tbe spoons
aud oiling their reels and speculating whether
lUry touid afford a tie Japan this Kiwi, Lave
Prevention is better thH cure, luce a.
cough or a cold at onc e, which ta.y ad to coii-J
sumption, by iiaitig Ir. Marshall's lunc vrup.
an old. n lial.le retut-d which CeTcr fails. 1 rire
onlvW cents. I :iiiM'iR' ua K
.. . . . . . . i tit .k. ulU. siHtiL'c. .v with ru
" " - itmati A lli. n . Eer
P.... is. i;.u k. Umd. Ihrt. Im MmmmtUM jsirl haw ... -
once allaveu. ;Mier i-so-K o.ur o... ue, --. - . - khout a smrl
al.ic- to U it ,..de. and to-dav he fcre.lb- at , - , U5ed lhto
pure air freedom, re.u-ted from h' V'V1-! c ue yourself. ro to your druggist and ak him
.edestnert man-nr,f r m..st reMectcd a.d '.Vonderful success among hi. customer,
esteeinetl vili'-ns. ti.... . I..... will rrll thr worst csa. If TOU
i have no faith in any medicine, just buy a sample
t bottle of Bosrbee'a Gcranati Syrup for 10 cent
and try 4 Regular ie botUe 73 cent. Irn'l
lcot cough to save cents. (i;
For sale bv ForfMS & Ghering.
Iirt.it lot "Avr.KK T Cnui.M."
"I'lliKl itimrMi r-ii:ovtll." A few applic-a
tions wi'l efiectua'tly rxtrrmlna'e Itats, Mice,
Ants nd Koat ht .
Kor sab- hv Fo;l'i A Gilinn.
.tiart u
nej
consigned the perfo::cJ b-vt tan to the co
house again, March,- the tlaycr of the wiaUr," , j,rrTou. ,"na A imiw pouivly ru'ed by
ha norhrtrfor theai. riur.rtf khu whic
- ll'lLta.
J We raa safely assert that Pr. Marshall' Lang
Svn.n la the hett rrnrill for COUf h. cold.
A ra for tens. pt n. j broothili ami all pulmonary ewnplaint. Call
le atUcbed. for at ! on your druggist and try bottle. The prlc i
chool Hy and j ly cent.
J Fjr '. t y F.be Gehring, OtUw.
P.siast T an.
r Jail when tskeu a "rfctf.
The I. rata Ccn'.ral i- IcL New York, wolpee-; w .., ... .K,riN for a Vsrtauoe Or
J1"lff ffl K 'K N-M-tvr. call at CVta H., wee, o
T ,
' he Vti'M House.
very low prlje.
J. S. SncLtit
New C
i few i.. at M. Stiefrl A Cw'a. Uf 1 1).
rtulc srno'T at i .' I'',
ors ("iM per 4ay.
tt-oek, at X S'-rfel A CoV.