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WHO 13 UNACQUAINTED W.TM THB
&E& BV EXAMINING THI8
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R
Being the Croat Central Line, afford, to travelers, by reason MM unrivaled geo
araphlaal position, the ehortest and best route between the East, Northeast and
Southeast, and the West, Northwest and 8outhwest. rlii ilne.
It is literally and strlotly true, that Its connection are all of the principal lines
of road between the Atlantic and tho Pacific. ,,i Ortnwn
By Its main Ilne and branohes It reaohee Chicago, Jollet, Peoria, Ottawa,
La Salle, Ceneeoo, Molina and Rock Island, , In Jlll.nols Davenport, MumUne,
Washington, KeoKuk, Knoxvllle, Oskaloosa, Fairfield,
Iowa Cltv. Atlantic. Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Outhrle Center and Counoll Bluffs,
nSwa C tatln, Trenton, Cameron bnd Kansas City, In Missouri, and Leaven
wor?r0nd Atchison in Kansas, and tho hundred. Of cities, villages and town.
Intermediate. The
"GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
Past EaprosB Trains, composod Of COMMODIOUS, WBLU fEflLATED, WELL
HEATED. FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEOANT DAY COACHES a line of the
MOST MAONIPICENT HORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built I PULLMAN'S
late" desired and handsomest PALACE .LIVING I CAM . nd I DIN.NO CARS
that ore acknowledged by press and people to be the FINE ST JlUN "
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In whloh superior meal, are served to traveler, at
the low rate of SEVENTY-FIVE CENT8 EACH. ..,. -,--
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICACO and the MISSOURI river.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICACO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
via the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A New nnd Diroct Line, via Senoca and Kankakee, ha. recently been'opened,
between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette,
and Council Bluffs, 8t. Paul, Minneapolis and Intermediate Points,
ana wouncu Th pas8engere carried on Fast Express Trams.
For more detailed information, see Mnpsand Folders, which may be obtained, a.
Well as Tickets, at oil principal Ticket Offices In the United States and Canada, or of
a a CABLE E.ST. JOHN,
VicoVea't ConM Manager, Cen'l T'k't & Paes'r Ag't,
CHICACO.
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PRIVATE FAMILY
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JIFUl 'HANTS, SLND IS VOIU BCMIXESM CAKBS FOlt TRADE LIST.
DAVID LAHDeETSl&SONS,SED GROWERS,PHILADELPHIA
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Oculist & Aurist,
Who : pnuM!rl In Mils i-Cj .-Inc.-1 -"S,
may bei ujibulli d
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OFFICE AMD DJSPSKEAE
86 f aSMuitpD St. N. W. C3T. Dara3rS. I
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SEEDS
CARDENER
on our own mll
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Parker's
Ginger Tonic
Aa In-rtgoraUiig Lludleino tbftt ITeret
Intccatcs.
TI,Ie nIrlrtn. pnmhinntion of Oinccr. rucHll,
many oihcroi tr.c uesi
,-n. cures I'cnule Com.
Mcrvousncss. W'akefvilnrsi,
stomach, liver.
iwlite and arc low stiiritrd.
rr sutierinis from age. or any infirmity, take Pantera I
CinrTMiic. it UI strrngthen brain andtwly i
and Bve you new lift and vigor.
:A t. xni'tliliirr innirinli. fnlllld in (jinecr I OKI.',
r for a f.ilurc to hi-lr or cure. Try it or atk yuur
sitk fiiend to try it To-Day. .
50C. find C-I SIZCSiil uruyKi.n. ""'rr f . . v
r.enu ior uiu iu .w.,
"3 fed 1 1 - '
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PUBLIHKO KVXSY FKIDAT,
tLt 44 La Salle Street,
iriTAWA, II.IKt..
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Hie Ois! j (i'nna I'sjhm
in La Salic Comity.
Also tn-tween Chicago anil davenport. M"
rtit-Mforo nell a-lupted us ar
ADVESTISING MEDIUM,
Tho World Still Movei.
Notwithstanding Mother Bhlpton'sdlrerro.
dic tion, tlie world still exists. The people
will live louirer If they use Dr. Mxelow's Fosl.
tlvo Cure. which subdues and conquer
coiiKhi, colds, comminution, whooplnif
coiiL'h, and ell disease! of the luntrs. For
proof cull 81 your tiriiK bhmu ui.u .
iree.
Now telephones lit P. B. Snow's ofllco
and C. 0. Armstrong's ronitluucc, South
Ot'nwn.
BucKien'i Arnica Halve.
Tim Bf.t Sai.vb In the world fir Cuts,
llruipe, Jiim, Ulcers, Salt Kheuin, Kevor
fon'H, Ti-tlor, ClmiU'id llaHdu, Chilblains,
Corns, mid nil Sltln Eruptions, and positively
ciin-a Tilco. L'uarantued to L'lve perrert
sallBfarllon r money refunded. Trice lift
cent' per box. Tor snlc by E.Y. Orlifj,'.
I'm lit Lrtler.
1 lliKii lur Corrifrmiitlencc. ) .
I'Ains, Sept. 23, 1882.
Tlio Kinprcus Kuiuii', ou bcr way from
Victin'. to tho Cliiitciiu tie Mouchy, spcut
three hours hi Pnrisi yesterday, nlij;iitiug
at tho llotul tStiilfoiil. ly a very curious
coiiiciiloneo IVinct! Ltoiold of llolienzol
lcrn, who, aH fnndiiliito to tuo throuo of
Spui 11, was im luilircct cause of tho war of
1870, hits biri) living at tho Bedford for tho
past two days.
At tho service hold at his church la the
Hue V Arrcnr lust night, M. Ilyucintho
Loysori referred to tho death of Dr. I'usoy,
whom lio t'Ulogi.eU as tho cottuiporary re
former of tbo Church of England, nnd as
one of tho precursors of religious union in
tho future, lie also read somo extracts
from a Laliu letter addressed to him by
Dr. Puscy, on Sept. 20, 1809, alter his de.
p.irturo from the Carmelite Convent and
his protest ag:tinst ITltramontanism, and
ii which tho writer expressed his admira
tion of his attitude, declaring that the eyes
of all were toward him, tho defender of
Galllcanitia BKaiiisl the .now idea of the
Roman Curio.
Mdlle. Louise Michel, the "Oriuult! Cit
oyeiine," lots not had a very good time of
it lately. At Yi isuilhs liiht week bhe was
iwal.ie to ohlitia a htiiriiig, aud was com
pelled to beat an undignified retreat, amid
the Jeers of the mob; nor wus alio more
successful yesterday, at n meeting held by
archalsts in the !?:illo de la Kedonte. iler
remark that the Commune bad beeu too
merciful brxiaht down a perfect lorm of
disapproval. A citizen accused her of
having gone to mass when she was iu New
Caledonia, a charge which Louise Michel
repudialed with a scorn as a "bourgeoisc
calumny." Public opinion was not, how
ever, satisfied, and tho meeting dispersed
In disorder, the citoyenno experiencing
some difiiculty in making her way to her
cab. Popularity with the Paris mob is a
risity matter even for an "anarchist," as
Louise Michel is hegiuuuig to learn nt bcr
cost.
Twotiuaiitt journalistic blunders, each
t'10 exact convene of the other, have re
c. ntiy nH'oruiil Mi opportunity for the ex
change f much harmless aud diverting
banter !ntwoi. I tie lighter skirmishers of
the French Mi l Herman press. Tho whole
episode illicit be aptly entitled, "Tho Dead
Alive or the Living Shun." A Parisian
newspaper, only the other day, announced
the death of Heir Rebel, tho Saxon Com
lnnnisi, so solemnly nnd wltli a wealth of
circumstantial detail, that all tho French
radical journals broke out into lamenta
tions over the bereavement suffered by
their "cause." TUo Kgulite came out with
a broad black ooider ami an affectini: obit
uary notice of the Socialistic hero, who,
however, Is s!i!l in the enjoymeut of his
usual robust health, despite tho tact that a
meeting ol his fellow democrats, convoked
at Paris to i-n honor to bis manes, con
doled by wii-H with his "illustrious wid
ow" upon bcr irreparable loss. Justabout
tin; time at which the Eunlite went Into
deep mourniiiji lor a living German poll-
iiioiait, ih Wi-sbadi-n correspondent t-1 a
lending FiKt.kf. rt journal distinguished
liimstll'liy i-'dsliig the ghost of a deceased
KrHiirh statesman. Vuticr date tho 18ih
mst. he sent in the following amazing an
nonnct im nt, which du'y appeared iu the
colunu.s of a Teutonic contemporary
"Ve.-;lird.iv the renowned French Minister
Jules Favro arrived hero. He is residing
in tlielL.tel Victoria." Admitting that
the spirit of F.'tvie was permitted to re
visit earth, no one who knew that distin-
jnisl.ci! lawyer ill 'lie nesii woiiiu ior n
. . . f , ... ... i i-
iimmeM believe that he would spend any
portion ol his disembodied furlough iu the
Fdtbt riiiiui, towmils which he enlertained
sentiments ol inveterate, hostility. Hi
might be rensoiiably expected to haunt Al
sace and Lorraine, no inch ol w hose ground
and no stone ol whoso fortresses he would
hearot yielding to victorious Germany
Hut to nnnounce bis advent In tbo Teuton
ic Ithineland, even as a niero apparition,
is to put an unmerited slight upon his lin
mortal part.
a World Wants Proof.
"Tho proof of lliti pudding 1 tlieeatlnjf the
rcof," and not in chewing the string that tied
the hag. Therefore, take Dr. Jones' Ked
Clover Tonic. It cures all blood disorders,
tortiid liver, f ick headache, costiveness. anil
all diseases of the urinary organs. The best
appetizer aud tonic known. Sold by all drug,
gists. Fifty cents per bottle. (a.)
Noiilliennt Dakota,
White Lake, Da., Oct. 9, 1882.
EtU. of rree Irxiler: Perhaps few of
the many readers of your valuable paper
will bo interested with a short Item con
cerning the present condition, and future
prospects of this beautiful portion of tho
northwest.
The broad praino of Dakota, with its
fertile soU, is at present attracting atten
tion from nearly every poiut between here
and the Atlantic; and the heavy immigra
lion cin be fully realized only by one who
Is here to witness the' continual arrival of
emigrants from the different Mates lrom
the extinguished lands of Wisconsin, the
tax-burdened districts of lows, tho bygone
states of Illinois and Indiana, and from
the over-crowded states further cast all
seeking cheap and comfortable homes for
themselves and families, which are offered
hero, by the government, to every worthy
and industrious citizeu.
Wo draw a line between the northern
and southern boundaries of this large tcr
ritory and claim a decided advantage in
the variety ot crops raised. Our soil
deep and rich, lieing composed of a dark
sandy loam, mixed with a vegetable nioulil
and a clay subsoil, making a strocg,
quirk soil, well adapted to the growth ofx
luxurious Teirelaiion. The soil has bcei
i .horoughly tested, sod c6r, cereal kBO
u
to tho stales farther cast of here thrives ex
ceedingly well.
From our own observation in our im
niodiato vicinity, nnd from the crop statis
tics in general, wo predict that tho produc
tions of Dakota, per acre, this year, will bo
far in advance of any state in tho union.
This season oats avcrago from fiO to 7")
bushels, and wheat from 3D to -10 bushels
per acre; potatoes in abundance, and corn
promises a heavy yield.
We have had plenty of rain and none
too much to keep the ground in good con
dition. Occasionally we have a short dry
spell, hut tho word drought has no more
slgHiflceiico with m than with thoeo who
live on the other tide of the Mlsstasippi.
Stock raising u. a grand success, not
withstanding tho long mid dreary winters,
tho fearful blizzards, &c, that dwell In tho
fertilo imagination of many of our eastern
friends. Stock here, as in every other
country, requires necessary care and altec
tiou j but with our sweet aud nutritious
grasses, and superior quality of hay, will
keep iu good conditiou tho year around.
Many ol our settlers have exercised the
three rights of acquiring land, thus estab
lishing stock-ranches of 480 acres, and nre
pressing this business with earnestness
and great success. Kight hero, permit us,
as briefly as possible, to state tho necessary
proceedings to acquire public laud. Ev
ery person twenty-one years of age, nnd a
citizen of the United States cr having flic
a declaration of intention to become sucl.,
is entitled to tho three rights, viz: Pre
emption, Homestead and Timber Culture.
Parties desiring to preempt, must in per
son select the land, make the entry, make
tho proper tilings ut tbo land nllice, settle
upon the tract, erect a dwelling and im
prove tho laud by plowing, digging a well,
or otherwise. After living upon the sam .-
six months they are entitled to a dead, by
making proof by two witnesses that they
have complied with the law as to settle
ment, itc, and paying 1.23 per ucrc.
They have a right to prove up alter tin
six months have expired, but are not com
pelled to until thirty-three months from
date of entry.
To homestead, the parties, alter lnakin.;
the necessary filings, are allowed six
months to move ou the. land, and must
adopt it as their homo, improve it, and livo
ou it for five years, and upon proof of these
facts are entitled to a patent; or alter liv
ing on it six months can provo up the
same as on a preemption, and pay $1.25
per acre and receive title. Soldiers and
seamen who served in tho army during the
recent rebellion for ninety days, or ia tho
case of death their widow or minor chil
dren have a right to deduct a full timo of
their service, not to exceed four years, out
of tho five years residence required en the
land, and also have the privilege of filing
a declaratory statement of their intention
to enter a cerium tract nmier the ncme
stcad law, and it Is then held by the goy
crnment for them six mouths. Tuis state
ment can be filed by the power ofnn ntloj.
ney, and the only ndvantago gained by n
soldier's declaration is that it holds the
tract out of the market for those fix
months.
The timber culture is nn act requiring
the person making entry to have five acres
broken during tho first year, and five acre
in addition the second year. The five acre i
broken tbo first year is required to tic cul
tivated tbo second year, and plaDied to
timber seed, cuttings or trees during the
third year. The five acres plowed the sec
ond year shall be cultivated during tho
third year, and the fourth year planted in
like manner, to timber, as the lir.-t live,
acres. There shall be planted not le-s than
00 trees on each acre which must bo
cultivated for eight years, vhtu thci ;
must he at least 075 living, thrifty trcis
upon each acre. I'pon proof of these r -
quircnients a pateut will bo issued. The
party is entitled to a patent in eight years,
hut is not compelled to prove up nul l
thirteen years, and the government espe :
ally exempts the same from taxation dur
ing said time. Under this net tin re cmi
be only one quarter in each section. Ein-ti
ot the above rights is limited to 100 acn j.
We are located in Aurora county, on the
shores of a large lake, which derives ;s
name from its clear nnd pure water. Tli s
county, lying at tho foot of the Wessin;.'.
ton Hills, contains excellent larmini: lan-i,
which is being taken rapidly, and we ve:;.
ture the assertion that ere six months the e
will not be a vacant qu irter in Aur.nii
county. Plaukinton is the county h-;U, sit.
uated on a line of the C. M. & St. P. It. V. ,
forty- four mih s east of the Missomi river.
The climate is healthy and lnvigoratim-,
and our society will compr.ro favorably
with that of any country, there being no
lack of civility aud genuine hospitality.
Everybody is welcomed and cordially r
ceived, and we would advise those who
are dissatisfied with their present circum
stances, and wish to better their conditio':,
to come to Dakota where health, v.csh-i
and prosperity await them.
Most respectfutly,
Jonathan Fowi.i.ii.
All ladies know thclrfuces an; more itttr?., .
tive when free from pimples. I'm ker's tin -Ker
Tonic in popular umonir tlicm, beratme it
banishes impurities from blood ami skin ami
makes the face tfovt and tbo eye sparkle wit!i
health.
Ottawa Wholesale Mnrknt.
rTiiri net 1.1
fluvb anii pxxd.
Lral Flour.
Vletur Milts Silver Cloud. pHteut, V cwt.
Iliiniriirian
riUyr
City MillR Ollt EdR.:, i Wilts
Uuppy Home
Fnrcttin t Itturt. ( '
Flonr. rtctll. lllB
Flour, KmiM winter. liiosis
Flour. MtnninoU spring wlivat. retail.
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limn, f i', in.
Corn Mini, relill. lum.s
Feed crn and out. i'r ion ll.
OKAIX AMI bXKO.
Whint. tinsli
Kye. i5s
Corn. shrlli"!. :.S s
t'.irn. ear Vi tts
lists. SI lbs
Timothy Seed
PBODl'C.
PntiitnMC V bush
f.l
I z; 1 3.-.
fd r to
nnrter. H VI ! 14
Finm, f dos !
rlikken.live.prlnR,)i dot Ji'O m 1 :r
Hay, ton hw i0 00
Mil STO I.
Cattle on foot, rows, . in i s S 0 1 1, 3 -n
t HtHeon f.mt. steer. iw lr S5o 4 si
Fat Calves, live weutlit, IHWti 4 !" S w
Sheep. i limilis :ii" '
Ijiiiha,enrh 2'"
Live Hoc. !' i''J"
TALLOW, HII'S AhU LT.
Lard. II ' H
Tallow, In oil Mils.. a ,
Tallow. louse. ft 1 i
Salt, is. bll 1 -'"
llldea. .
fair, a i" t
Iieai-on,
Flint lll.l-. I!
Dry Salt. I"
The Krain prices c.ver whiil" rimiro of inarV'-t, fru'i
warehouse prlc to prices nan! fur odd h-a-!" P-r fee:'.
i CiiR&i' Faccksiuns to all parte c' lUnrc .
Oct. 10th and 3th. only tlO.'u, f."nt -.t 1
Strcator.
Harris.
Maps, tc, furnished by Dr.
nucklen's Arnica Hnlv.
Tho best lalvo in tho world for cuts, bruls.
en, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all kln eruptions, and positively cure piles.
It is guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, l'riee 25 cunts per box.
For sale by G. Gehrlng.
OSTRANDKBH
MAPK ONT.Y OF P'lro Grnrin, Cr am Tn rtar,
JrluoBliUI-t iuruonareoi nounnnu ytuilu.
eill.UO'J lOHFLlTI'U IK KtUNU JJ,,f.w. If,?
GH-TH HO .SffiET
than tiny other Bakina Powder in the wrid.
Triul pttekece bunt, for a :io stiiui p. bold by iwoera.
SYRACUSE BAKIHC HJWUtK .U., bTKMiwt, n. i.
Valuable Farming Lands
FOR SALE.
ti.i. i. nt Lii-il nnri (r tho Vttp of Ixit C. Clark.
ili-ri'iisnl. hue or HiiM-ity of New Vork. tulJotnti.K tho
vltiHf,. of KHlrlnirv, l.lviiiiwton county, uniioif. Known
n tlm-MAle.il r AltM, continuing iollio nino nun-
'i i.i. ,.u,.i l. u-,.11 IHi.,1 fri'i fn.in all noxloun Wcffts.
Kii.l Hittiiir.il within one mile or iniirket. It In In a
unliM ill.l mine of cultivation, nil la well ailupli'd for
either irniln or in.ck itirnow. ... ...
It will lie told In trucih of one liunaroil ii(I lxty
ncres or more, onc-thlol "f the purctium) money to lie
c it-li In huml, mill the I. ihince to lie nccnre.1 liy tnort
ifi,i;e on tlie iii:mim- sulii. at eix per cent. Interest per
ro.M wlnn trill lie given Murch lt, IMS), or earlier If
' K." further pnrtlri!,nrl"o,Mlre, hy mull or otherwise,
n. ti.iiv i ti-Tiii.'i.'i wli b.r tnr. 51 Willi HI.
New York, mill of TAVLOIi WKAVEK, Fslrbonr,
I II n.iU.
Vnr.Ii'iiil
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our lALh
Price -List
for 1882.
Free to any address upon
application. Containsde
acriptions of everything
required for Personal or Family use,
with over 2,200 illustrations. We sell
all goods at wholesale prices, in
quantities to suit tbo purchaser. The
only'ins'.itr.iion in America who make
doi thcii- siK-ei:il business. Address
iraiGS&snY WA1D &
.if null Ca Wit '-ir.-'a Avenue. Illeil!
CO.,
go. 111.
Hyacinths,
Tulips,
Crocuses,
And nil otlior aorta fur Fall Vlaiiting. Loree.t
BSKiirtiui'iit evor kIiowu in -liienw.
lllualruteU Cutulotuu Iivtf. boud tor It.
Hiram Sibley & Co.,
jsiaiaiDivriax-,
200203 Randolph St.,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Boots rtuii Shoes.
Now is tho Timo to Buy, and
the Place to Buy ia
Ul'J 1 1 AH
FIKST CLASS STOCK
Of ull kinds. In I.iilles' White K!d Slipper, n variety
In Hliir k; tlie liMt llund inmli' llimind
Mioc'8 for men, In calf and kip.
LOW IN price: and good.
Also Hult'ier Goutls of all Kinds.
You wl'l dml It to your IntereM tn exiimlne tlirm.
i. selimi! extremely l,uV Kllli l.'AtsIl, to
mul;e room for full stuck.
lie
CuHtom Work and R)'tliHi,!) Kailly Done. n-pS 1m
wrtlllM nil Im l.-.lll !
"GEO. JEKYLL,
CLINTON STREET.
OTI'AWA, Uil.IMlIM,
Is n'v prepiirf"! to nmke eontniets fr ntl kinds of
liiiiliiiiig, furnish uniteriul nnd itinke estimates,
AT LOWEST FIGURES.
Tlio'orontrmplKtlng building will And It totbelrad
vnutiiBe to enil on bun. ntaySIMyr
t'sMeatlarM
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN 8TREET,
A few doors went of M. KnciiMri Drug Klore,
Ottawa. Illinois.
Tin: I'i'.hlle will nl:iv find my timrket well Hloi'ked
wllh the e!iuieei.t
FKESll AM) SALT MEATS,
Such n lleef. Muitiin.Venl. l'ork. Corned Iteef, Pickled
l'ork. bueiiied Hams und hides. Ac.
r.spceiit niteiiTioii puid to Yankee nnd llototrna Sau.
sail'. 11T Free llellvery to nil p irtsof the city.
An?. 1, lMJ.-tf t.KOKOF. LIPPEKT.
A. H. STROBEL,
At lh old s'snd nf Strobel C.ondolf.
oppoi-lie 1. timlfri y's store.
.Miinufiieturca and Bells all styles of
AND FJjY-XETS,
A. ml UM'pH in Hlofl; u full line ot
IJlanI.ets, Wliiis, lirushes, and
CLIUIY-COMBS,
In tact cverytblnR nsnally tonnd In a flrst-tass harness
shop, ail ol which ne win sen ni mu
LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Olve him a call when anything Is wnnt-d. J-'He
manufactnri s NiIIiii-h. and Ktiarantmtliat they will
not pr.ive liiiunoo. to horses nearinn tneiu.
fStivciul Attention I'atil Iu IlepalrlDC.
Ottawa, Iil.,bruiry U. l-.O.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A iirVTI.KM A V who stiff, red for years from SEKV
i,i s iikKii in i'i:unin:k iikdav. and all the
rffn-ls of vmitlifiil Inillwrrliiiil. will. f"r thn ske of
Millerli slHiin jinly. win! Ire to all who nerd it the rr-
elpalul (!lrM.-Tlnn i.tr ni:u;ii'K -imit n UI--II, i.j
w ii'i h l.e -.. e.iri d. Sull-rer. wl.ldnt! prodt tiy th.
uitvrrti r's eiinenve nn do so ly a ldn-ssmg in lit
l"ntidrne . ,
tei-! Ji.UV V ool KN, 4.'l!r.rS ., NewToA.
TIP, TW
pi
Fni Etna B z- i9ft ft Wn- '"'P'""
a HJl 1 imyliijr t Iib
A B ! lilplie-t mar-
H BrBfllHRllEI kei price lor
ra m 6 B w W f"t
r. mitTs'S
LiUDsr
Hans
and Sales
Neni atitmtBtmoits.
mmm dhug store,
North of Court House,
OTTAWA, ILXjUsTOTS.
At this, the most furoraWy known
every thing in
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals,
ROOTS, HERBS, BARKS,
All the New Kcmcdics, Patents and Proprietary.
Also complete llncof Sumlrlci-ncw NotcUIm for
WEDDIKG AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The Largest Stock of
Brushes, Varnishes, Colors, &c.
Iu the I'alnt line only bran Jb of pstnlilltlird reputation nre otrercil, und everytlilng guarmntetd.
MOTTO: "Lowest Trices for the Beat Goods, and Courteous Treatment to All."
Asking a share of your patronage, I am your obedient lervant,
All. 30. lMi.
5 & 37 Lv Salle Street.
M ORTTSSL'S
Mmwmm
MAIN STREET,
West of La Salle Street, (south side,) .
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
I Import .inn keep l onstimlly on hand a larqe and well selected itock of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
All Hie new ml nopi'lar 1'iKcnt Medlclneg. Exlrct and Spleen for culinary OM.
Perfumery, Crushes, and Fancy Articles for the Toilet.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, &c.
Particular Attention gjvn to tlie Ctunporindlng of Pliysiclans Prescription i.
THE FALL (JAMAlU-iM iin
AGRICULTURAL iMPLHMEfJTS
Has opened villi n bl elM k ut nil kinds of Machines belonging to tbe season tA
GEO. W. REED & COS.
We ofli-r out I'utrotm tho
C-A.:srTOisr sulky plow,
ftSB a M
m-ucrul, at LtiW 1'llH Ks.
Also Agf uts for J. I. Case's Farm Engines, fcaw Jims, ac.
A,.g.iM882.-tr C3-. "W. REED Se CO-
OTTAWA GAS CO.
Areprcparml to do nil kinds ol
Gas & Steam Fitting.
Wrought Iron Pipe, Fixtures, fittings,
to., furnished tt
tf aii .i- m w ks mm ao
To Kervons Bufferers.-The Great European
Bemody-Dr. J. B. Bimpson's
Specific Medicine.
It Is a positive cure nr Spermatorrhea, Bemlnal Weak
imhs. Iinpteney. and ill dl.ea..-. r.-..,M'e- fr... s-'f-
Alilise, as Bieilini
Amlety, L'" "f
Memory, Pains
In Hack er Side,
and diseases ttiat
lead tot:onsinup
tlon. Insanity
an early grave.
The Hpi-clBc Mc
dletae Is belli?
used with wou
derful sncceas.
Pamphlets sent Iree loan. rnl..i inem ami fi
full particulars. Price-,i'ecilte. l i per tkw, or
til packa:w for Addnfs all orders to
(j, K. V. Oiai.l.S. tittawa. 111.
Farm for Sale.
The Farm of 1 CO Acres, known s the 'Wll!,ir.l
Farm." In tlie township nf Freedom. Also 1 1 V!
Acres from theeasiern portion of iny home larm.
The above land will be sold on ,-"y,r""i.,,.
C M. I.'isTviirK,
Ans W-tf Prairie centre.
P. D. CBIMMINS.
AfiorWftf ut i.jfr.
NCiTlt-K..-KsrATi or .! Mi-Tawb. Pre p.
Kotlie is herrhv pvrn. that the undersnrn d. f.xer
ntorof the last will ami testament of James .Mrlal.
late of the n.unty of La Salle and Mate of Illinois, de
ri asnl, will s.pear N fore thr Prolwte ourt of sa,d
cunty on the third Monday ilwln the 18ih dsyi of
lieceinber lti at tlie Prolwte Court I;om. In ntawa.
In said wmnly. when and where all persons haviert
claimsor demands airaii.st s'd eiaie are notinnlt"
attend and pr.w.11 the ame in wrlllii nr a,i!usiu .er.
IMcd this S'.tb c iv of M-.tcmbvr . i. 1-J-i
JOU t 1 r Ml-srpt.-3w
Kjvji'ho
House, you will alvayg find
the line of
Paints, Oils, Glass
G. GEHRING.
1848.
1881.
FUTURE.
The oldest House,
The largest Stock,
The Best Variety
Of Goods in this Line in
La Sallo County.
UNDERTAKING AS USUAL,
DRUG STORE.
OTTAWA
Carriage and Road Cart Factory
GAY & SON, Prop rs.
MANUFACTURERS
ov
CARRIAGES
PHAETONS.
Buggies. Side Bars and Tanner's
Two-Seated Buggies.
ALSO. THE
GAY ROAD CART.
Wlitcu Is n know -leilired by all who have turd Uiem t
Iw tho most complete for
EASE OF RIDING,
Beauty and Durability of any Ro4
Crt placed before tho pnblio.
rail and examine our different styles of Carrla-sa M
lfewrt tarts. c. before parrhaslng. wlM its
will si ll as cheap as nod wort can 1 aoM
for by any manufacturer in UwaM.
REPAIRING
In Fainting, Trimming-, Iroa Wood wrt
Promptly attro.lc.1 to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
TacTOHY Ons Block Wbwt o Port Orrtct