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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAVDECEMbER 23, j&2.'
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One Dollar! Ono Year!
JflF WFFKIY PUIN DEftlER.v
Cleveland. O. II. On for a year's siilcrlptlim. A lead
InTuemocrotlc "j mirmU aiid valiiabla hWlly Newspa
per. Bern! .".1 .llnr for the beat paper Initio West
for tlie i'rli-o l'um Okalkr I'uklihiiinh Co,
Cleveland, Ohio, Sample copy tree.
More people loive ran! Tub Sun rtiirliiK tho year
i i ...... ... .... i ... i. . hi atiii.ii (r wm ititir
printed. No oilier newspaper pub'lalieil on this side
of the earth lias been oiii(lil and reel in s ny year by
We are credibly Informed lltut people, buy. read and
like Tn Si n for Hie- following reasons, ainoiw otherai
Hccame lis news columns present in attractive form
nml with the strcutcat possible, mcuiaiy whatever has
i-.i.lL. V.. i,7..,,kiiui. the eveiilH. Ihe (lew a and
misdeeds, the wi-tlout. the. philosophy, thu "."'
to y. t he soiia sense lira ion"-" ..
news of the busiest worltl at present revolving In
Uceause. people have lcirn-d that In Its remarks
conternlntt wrn ami ullalra 1 HK M;. makes a
nrartliVof telllllK lllelll till) l-XIICt trtllll tl.rtio iH'St of
its ability three hundred and sixty live day in the
vear la-fore election n well us afier. al-out the wha.es
...'..II ... ..I tl.i. .mull rt.h. in the faee of dlMt-nl
as iilainlv.imd renrh-.nl.v aa when supported by xeii
era! approval. 'I n K. mn Iibh nholiite(y no purpose to
serve save the Int'oi matloii of lis remlera and the fur-
t liuranee or the common k.'oh.
l o u t.i-..i.iuiiiv,ii ncw'tiiimer. No man in so
humble that Tim Svn is Imitllereiit to his welfare
hum hit rlL-ms. .No nun ia to r n iiibi ivwii oui in
justice to be done him. No imm, no bssih; Utinii of
men la powerful enough ' ' exempt from the strict
i ' ! i. . -1 fl . ! u till ll'FM tC9
application oi on pi on Hi"" i ""
'n in 1....11I1.. 11 in lonir it lor a dozen years,
without Intermission and sometime almost alone
amoiiB rcwstnipers. me Itirht Unit has resulted In the
recent overwhclniinK miu!iip verdict against. Kolie
aonistnaml for honest Kovoriiinent, No matter wtint
party ia In power. Tiik un stands and will continue
to ainnd II'ku 11 riK-k lor the Interest of the people
neaiiist the ambition of lawses, the encroachments r
monopolists and tha disnonest schemes of public
rAll'rtliia l wlmt we are told alinoBt dally by our
frieutla. One man hold, that Tiik Sun Is the beat rell
Clous uewapaix rever published, liecanne Its ChrlBtlau.
Ity la undiluted with cant. Another holds that it in
the bent Ki'ptibllcnn newspier printed, because It ha
already whipped Inlf the raaeals out of that party,
and is proceedinK nitiiii-t the other half with undlinln
lahed vlicor. A third lielinves It to bethelieat niaa
zine of (.vncral Ittcrainre in existence, becanas its
readers miss notbiiiK worthy of notice that Is current
In the world of thought. S" every friend of T11 r. tst N
(liscoverB one of Its many tides that appeals with par
ticular force to his Individual llklnn.
If you already know Tiik Si'n, you will observe that
In ISfe It Is a lutie hi tter than ever before. If you do
not alrerdy know Tiik Srs.yoit will find it to be a
uiirror of all hiimtii activity, a storehouse of the choic
est prodtii is of coiiimon sense and liniiKiimtl m, a
mainstav for the cause of holiest government, a senti
nel foriieiiiiiiii'.lell'ersonlaii IJemia racy. a scouree fur
wickedness of every iecies. and an uncommonly lywd
Investment lor the coinint! year.
Terina to Mull Mitiacribt rn.
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pen(rr between Juliet and La .-aiie.
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and La Salle.
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OenlTtu Pa. Ar. A-nl at Ottawa
THIS PARAGRAPH fc'IEMD.
Tucro are no pumps where the cocoanut
grows, which perhaps accounts tor the
milk in it.
Patient do more I'or doctors than doc
tors can do for patients. Tne patient ena
ble the doctors to live.
Mrs. Langlry says she never reads the
papers Mrs. iiniiry uoesn v snow wum
slio ia missing. Chi. Tribune.
Mrs. Lahouchcre says that her husband
im4 (tabled her to come home. New forms
of insanity aro developed every year. Ib.
A careless talking acquaintance used to
define swearinjr. as tho "unnecessary use of
profano language."
A grafted tree in lloluics County, Miss.,
bore peaches lust year, and this year bore
plums. The owuer dubs It the Don Uutler
tree.
Tho Kcv. Dr. Kicks, who was spiritual
adviser to Guiteau, announces that the as
sassin is not in hell. This is the strangest
disappearance we ever heard of.
Anna Dickinson says she is not going
to rttue from the stage. It will be re
membered that the stage cannot retire.
Clu. 1 nbune.
"Who shall decide when doctors disa
trree?" Really wo don't know who
should, but around hero the coronor usual
ly does.
Regarding the difllculty of writing in
the vein of Sophocles or .Kschjlus, It
seems perfectly natural that tho Attic can
only be reached by tho highest flights.
Isn't it a little Mingular that Peter, who
had been in the habit of going a Ashing,
should have been so staggered at the little
lies told by Ananias and Sapphira?
Marshal Henry says that it will not be
an easy matter to find his successor. His
successor, like Spencer, must be an impor
tant witness in the star route cases.
The Ohio editors now in Florida do not
care for suaktis. They carry a "curanter"
iu the side pocket. Tho benevolent peo
plo of Ohio do not tax snako-blte cures.
Mr. Wiggins, a Canadian astronomer,
predicts a great storms on the 14th of nest
March. lie is undestood to expect a visit
from his mother in-law at that date.
A correspondent suggests that tho name
of Washington be changed to Whitewash-
ingtou, ou account of its facilities In that
line.
It knocked a man about crazy to find
that the biittmi he had "by mistake" put
in the contribution box was one of a set
for his wile's tacrine, and tht-y cost 30
cent apiav.
London Queen: "A gentleman should
only otter his left arm to his wife. The
only time when a lady is placed cm a gen
tleman's left is during the marriage ser
vice, when the position indicates subjec-
lion
The tight-trousers era has developed
such a tremendous crop of thin-legged
young men that it is almost impossible to
believe that any otner Kind is raisca in
this country.
Boston has been horrified by Mrs. Lang
try. It was not on account of her intimacy
with yonng Gebhardt, but because at din
ner in a public restaurant she tilted back
in her chair and rocked herself, took off
her hat and played with tho feather, and
used her knile and fork in gesticulating.
They had a shower of cats in an Indiana
town the other day, and everybody got un
der cover to escape tho shower of boots
jacks that was expected to follow. Phila
delphia Bulletin.
A south end woman keeps only ono ser
vant to do her work, instead ot two. She
says help are always leaving, and when
yuii are left alone it's much easier to do
the work of one servant than of two. Boa
ton Pout.
Tho Loudon Times says that the women
of Cyprus have finally thrown away their
veils, refusing to follow the good old east
ern custom iiuy longer. As a consequence
i tlie men are till leaving the country. The
1 women of Cyprus must, have ii-Hohton ex
j irehsion.
Tbc Uoston PukI says that "some one
piunetl a card ot 'Warranted Fresh' to the
cloak of a Chicago woman the other day,
and she walked the streets tor two hours
with it." It is uot often, however, that
Chicago women aro mistaken tor Boston
editors. Chi. 'Tribune.
Uncle IJufus Hatch was slightly "mixed"
the other day In his testimony before the
legislative committee now in session in
.New York investigating the subject o
corners. In the early part of his testimony
he said, "A man who will sell what he has
not ought to to to state prison;" but
afterwards he admitted that he is some
times a hear and sells "short," that is, sells
what he han'l got.
A well-to-do farmer created a sensation
at Heading, Pa., last week, by bringing his
three young and handsome daughters into
court as the plaintiffs in three separate ac
tions for breach of promise of marriage.
A the roads are unusually good this win
ter it is thought that some ot the young
men may get away.
As Christinas is near at baud, we may
L-Npei t lo s'O in our .St. Loim exchanges
'such it un as this: "A Chicago young
j man, in a rash moment, told his girl that
ill" slie w i.U Initio up her stocking ou
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incchiiie." Xorrittoirn Jhralil.
HIR sI.Er.P OF THE JUT.
The I.iKryi r.
I slept, ill an editor' bed last ni?ht,
Wlien no other chanced to re nijjri;
How I thought, a I tumbled the editor' bed,
llo-.v easily tailors lie!
The Editor.
If the lawyer slept in the editor's be ,
Wheu'no lawyer chanced to be niiih.
And thnuiib he has written and naively said,
ttow easily editors lie,
He inti't then admit, as tie by on that bed
And slept to bit heart's desire,
Wha'c'cr he may say of the editor's bed.
Then tbe lawyer himself was the liar.
Chai.i'rs' J'fimi'.
3. S. Christy, Sumner, Lawrence county.
111., writes: "Brown's Iron Bitters is trlviutf
e;reat sitisfaction."
Of moving accident by flood and Held.
Every morning the elaborate news dis
patches in the large city dailies are liber-
ally Interspersed with accounts of loss of
lite by all sorts oC accidents railroad
smash-ups, steam explosions, careless use
of fire arms, &c. A weekly newspaper that
should attempt to give an epitome of all
theso would have room tor very littlo else,
yet it may not be uninteresting to take a
sort of photographic glimpse ot tne sect
dent world aa it flashes around us (or a
few days ia succession. After such a view,
a little imagination will enable the reader
to form a pretty clear idea of how tho pro
cession moves continually day in and day
out, anl how nobody in lact is wholly safe
against being tripped up some day by the
accident fiend. The subjoined list covers
about Dec. 15th to 18th :
At Philadelphia, Ta., on the 15th, four
children were drowned by a skating acci
dent. The children in Dob-Jon's carpet
mills, at Schuylkill Falls, were given
holiday, and many used skating on the
mill pond, where, too many gathering at
one spot, the Ice gave way.
James llrennan went into a Brooklyn
restaurant last Friday and ordered moat,
remarking at the same time that he was a
Roman Catholic. While eatinj a piece
of meat lodged In his throat, causing his
death.
Hon. Clinton Briggs, of Omaha, one of
the luont prominent citizens of Nebraska,
was killed on Sunday hy falliug from a
railway train.
Mr. Frank E. Stringer, 6tock dealer of
New Hartford, Iowa, on hm way to Chica
go on the 15th, fell from the caboose near
Independence, and was run over and
killed.
Two miners, Shcppard and Levi, were
killed near Lewistown, Pa., n the Juniata
Sand Mines by the sand caving in on
them.
At Woodstock, N. J-, on the 15th, Mor
ris Loller.a drover, 58 years old, was killed
by an lafuriated bull that he was at-
tempting to drive.
At Canton, 111., last Saturday morning,
two boilers in Parlin & OrendorfTs Agri
cultural Implement Works exploded, kill
ingnlne persons, wounding many others,
and largely demolishing the buildings,
which tho explosion set on fire.
On the morning of the 10th the British
bark Langrigg, from Hull, struck on
Turkar Neck oft Wexford, on tho English
coast, and immediately went down, twenty.
four of her crew leing drowned and but
two escaping.
On Monday tho boiler burst in the Globe
Rolling Mills at Cincinnati, killing two
men instantly and badly Injuring six or
eight others.
A powder mill, eight miles from Pater
son, N. I., blew up on Monday, killiug
three men.
1!Y TIIK HAIIi.
Friday of last week, whilo a freight train
was being taken up the Poplar street grade
on the Iron Mountain road in St. Louis it
broke in two, fourteen cars dashing down
the grade, colliding with a wagon of the
transfer company, killing driver and
horses.then demolished tho corner of Kahn
& Co.'s drug store, dashed into the back
yard and spent its force upon a stack of
glassware and chemicals.
Last Friday night, whilo the passenger
train was passing Creston, Iowa, at thirty
miles an hour, Charlie Dyer, 12-years old,
half asleep, stepped off tho rear platform
and was bo badly injured that he will
probably die.
Park Lane, a cousin and his two sisters,
near Altoona, Pa., on Friday evening of
last week, whilo returning from a prayer
meeting, were run down by an engine
whilo walking on the railroad track and
killed.
Engineer Brown was fatally injured on
tho 15th by a collision of two engines on
the Air Line ltailway near London, Ont.
The accident was caused by a careless
switchman.
Near Waterbury, Conn., on the 14th,
two men were killed and four badly in
jured by a collision on the New England
railroad.
Near Mobile, Ala , on the 15th, a colli
sion occurred on tho Mobile and Ohio
railroad between the north and south
bound freight trains. Conductor Hunter
Meyers was killed. His tram was out of
time.
Near Woodhurn, Ohio, on Saturday
night, a passenger train on the Wabash
road was thrown from tho track by a
broken rail, and half a dozen of passengers
were severely injured.
By a collision on Monday on the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati & St. Louis railroad, near
Kings Station, thirty miles west of Cin-
ninnoll W IT Wlinrlf,n Tut il f-lf.rL- on .
the east hound train, was instantly killetl,
and McMahon, on the same train, injured,
1'ostal Clerks Hanover. Ilollinirshead. and
tf 1 sa t rt IYim tvn 0 lintril fruin tucro ul.it
v.i 'L i j 1 1 j I'tri' iiuiii i vi u niut it,H' ttn-'i
injured, and ore of the tneineers vm,
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Monies, ami conductor on the C. ic IS . . j make the nrn st. he was killed. The citi-ra-.lroad,
wa killed on .Monday Ly f.illin-,' ; .ens turned out en masse. Alter some
! under a trin while it wan In. km- (l lrtLw t-xchauge ! Miols, the nero was
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HANGMAN'S DAT.
There were three hanging bees in the
L'ulted States on Friday of last week.
James Lcigbton Oil more was hanged at
Dendwood. D. T.. for brutally killing a
Mexican named Ortez near Deadwood in
September last. Both were driving ox
teams between Deadwood and Pierre, and
Gilmore taking offeuse at something thu
Mexican did, shot him dead. John Uedd
was hanged at Seale, Ala., tor killing his
sweetheart. They had a quarrel, in the
course of which she scratched him. He
grasped her by the throat and choked her
"until she became limber in my arms," as
he Btated it. "1 laid her uowu ana calico.
Lucy I Lucy I and she was dead." The
parties were of the colored persuasiou.
And Peter Thomas, colored, was hanged at
Mansfield, La., for the murder of Dick
Thomas, aUo colored. The murder was
committed at tho instigation of the mur
dered man's wife, who was also sentenced
to death for participation in tho murder,
but was respited.
At Galway, Ireland, ou tho same day,
Patrick Jo)ce, Miles Joyce and Patrick
CVeey , three of tho men convicted of the
brutal murder ot the Joyce family in lre
luiU several mouths ago, were hanged.
Five others of tho gang have been sen-
tencea to lito-iiuprisouuicut. Ihe mur
dered Joyce family contested of eight per
sons, wiio were attacked by the gatig one
night in ihcir owu house and all slain.
The motive of this wholesale murder was
the fact that ihe Joyce family were aware
that the riilllaus had Viueu guilty of killing
two bail ill's, whose bodies they sunK In a
lake, and ihe tear that the members ot
the family might be witnesses against
them.
TIIK CALENDAIt.
At Charlotte, IS. C, Slawsou Mapes and
Richard Cribbs had for some time been
criminally intimate with thu wife ot Alex.
Dockery, but Unally quarreled with the
lady. he then niauu a clean breast ot ner
shame to her husband and besought him
to kill the two men, which he did by way
laying tuetn and splitting their heaUs open
with an ax. Dockery tied ami his wile at
tempted to join hiui but was arrested.
Moue J ealol'sy. At Lakeville, Can
ada, John Craig, a farmer, was in lor
with one of the village belles, who recipro
cated his affection, until she made the ac
ouaiutauce ot 11 beardless boy, for whom
Craig was jilteit. 1 no latter met tne pair
totreihcr and shot the young man, then
giving himself up to the sheilit' expressed
great contrition lor tne crime.
Jkaloi.'sy Aoain. In Richmond coun
ty, N. C, ou the 15th, John Rogers went
to see Violelta Deans, and found her in
company with his rival, Duucan McDon
aid, who Rogers claimed had told Violelta
lies about him, and tucrclore when lie met
him 111 her company he demanded a re
traction, which tho other refused to give,
Rogers then sprang at McDonald s throat
Roth clinched and scullled regardless 01
the girl, who finally swooned iioar the
combatants. McDonald being a larger
man succeeded in getting ou his opponent
aud then Rogers drew a pistol aud tired in
McDonald s breast, killing him. Uogers
has been arrested.
A BnuTAL Police Okkickb. A Bt,
Paul dispatch of tho 15th relates the fol
lowine
John Callighan and his son, 12 yeais
old, were latally shot early yesterday
niorninir, near u race vine, juinn. uauig
ban had been on a spree in town all night,
and his son finally got him to start tor
home about 1 o'clock. John Noonan, the
villace marshal, tried to arrest Callighan
when a vouiiL' man. named John Morris
expostulated with the marshal aud vouched
for Callicbnn promptly starling for home
if civen an opportunity. At this Noonan
rcleuucd Callighan aud clinched Morris
Callighan scizini: the opportunity thus of
fercd. climbed into the wagon, with his
hov. and started the team, but had pro
ceeded but a few rods when the boy dis
covered some one following them. J ust as
he called the attention of his father to this
fact the party following fired nt them four
shots in nuick succession, ine nrst was
harmless, the second sent a ball passing
throUL'h tho brain of the fattier, Killing
him instantly, the other two passing
through the body of the boy. An outcry
was made, aud the men rushed to tho spot
where they found Noonan and Morris
clinched, each charging the other with tho
sliootinj.', and botli were arrested.
Sh'jt Dkad at a Dancb. On Saturday
night, in a dance house at Chattanooga
Tenn.. Newton Copeland shot David
Franklin, the floor manager. LVpeland
was intoxicated. Franklin died iu a lew
hours. Copeland escaped.
At Montgomery, Ala., on Saturday,
youth named Rurk, aged 18, fatally shot
his brother-in-law, Gus McCurdy. The
first shot was with a pistol, the second was
with a shot irun. McCurdy was a well
known sporting man
CnooKEO Ci.f.koyma.n. At Fort Wayne,
Ind., the Rev. George Davis, who had
come there from Cleveland and was con
ducting a revival, was arrested on tho 15th
charged with wife-desertion. His wifo and
child auneared airainst him. A number 1
young ladies were subpomaed, to two of
whom he had proposed marriage
The parties accused of the outrage on
Mies Roud at Taylorville were on hatti
(lav irraiited a chaiiee of venue to the
.Montgomery County circuit, urns post
noiiiiiL' the dial uiiu
ihu y.1 ot Apr
next. There Hie no hones of the Derm
j nerit r--vi-ry f tU'J victim, and fears are
(expressed Unit the ca-e win never come n
l"al
I Dm iii.t Tit ii:dv. -- At Waxahatehic
Texas, n Mon.lay, while a deputy mar
slial was intemiitin to arresi a nero, u
ireil unon him and the ueer t returned II
re. llieiliols liroujiii ncirsiiai .-i-auio
: Ur' to liic scent:
hihI in attemtitintr t'i
was forced, the ncsro spring forward and
i attempted to xhoot, iiut was riddled with
millets.
fJricK Woiik. A man n;tuieI Webh
stole a Itjrsc ia Mtrioti County, III . last
week Tliur'lny, was captured ticnr .Mount
Vernon Friti.ty, mid Stttinl.'iy, plcadini;
pmity, wsts sentenced to five jours in the
penitentiary.
llaTiiiiT been troubled with a Ttry bad
ooukIi fur ationt two years nnd bavini; tried
almot every couch mixture that waa ever
made, I have found none that has civen ine
such threat relief as Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup
snd-I earnestly recomnitnd it to all aillietej.
V.r.si. i. Uf(.', 1 Park I'I., N. Y.
ATTORNIYS,
OHN XI. RIOK, Attorney at Uw, Reddli k'a
It lock, city of Ottawa. Will practice law in La
Salle and adjoining coanUes, and in the Appellate
auu ouprtme (jouria. cp.u-ijr-
1. W. PVtlCAR. A. J. O OOKOR.
1 JIVCJA-N etc O'CONOK. Attorneys at Law.
Offleo lu Cameron's buUdlnc. opposite Clifton Mo
tel. Ottawa. Illinois. July'.?'!
A.
WIIjLIAMSON,
Lawyr,
Ottawa. Illinois.
Probata matters a aneclaltv.
Offlcs over Hull's Dry Goods Store. JunlTSJ
tHAHKrOWLKR, Master In Cliancery. At
J lornrv and 43ounaelor at Law. Otllcu In Oeduey's
niock, northeast corner of court uoiue square, Uooiim
au 4, Ottawa, Illinois. juuiu t
n W W BI.ua. M. T. MOLON KY
t.AKK Ac MOLiONK.Y. Attorney! aim
Countulora at Law. HoonisftamUtiOncra House
Block, Ottawa, Illinois. juns st
'1 O. TKKNARYi Attorney at Law. Office
A
with L. W. Mrawer, Opera Uouim llluck, Ottawa,
111.
JUllll
HOMAS J. FUIjLKRTDN, Attorney
L at Law. Office west side or Court House, Ottawa,
Illinois.
108S K D HUQUH, Lawyer. Kneussls JU'lt,
Ottawa, imnoia. jauio4
ORlEKlg. Attoraey and Counselor at Law,
vy vine ia A.yacn s oracs, ssaia sireei, uibh, m.
T M. H'PH AWN. Attorney at Law. Careful
I j. ikituniir.n will h wtran lottie settlement of eMail's
and collections. OtUce with K. V. Bull, over Clly Drug
Store. J'
T O. HOYLK. Attorney t Law
Offlee with
v M. T
Moloney, Opera Bonse Block, Ottaws, 111
reblil.SO
DH. SNOW, Attorney and counselor at Law.
Will practice in the court of La halle and adjoin
ing counties, umce, itoouis a ami 9 Armory mm a
Ottawa, III.
a i.f 1 tk-.i . ntf!HOliHON. Attorney and
Counselor at Law. Will practice In the courts of
La dalle snd adjolnlui counties, wrtk-i, west 01 mui
House, Ottawa, IU. "" '
m. v. lavaTnnHU. o. B. chPJIa.
A KMHTKONOfcCHAPMAN, A lor
f. neya and Counselors at i-aw, intawa, 111. n.
Armau'onn. Notary Public. Oftlc 111 tieuuey't Mock.
Ottawa. juu...
ur niTHHNRlili. Attorney at Law. Ottawa.
W III. Will practice In any of the courts In this
state. Close attention paw 10 coiiwuoua. v'iiijju-
Mnfnii maris and abstracts orenared with earn,
AO. Notary pnouc. umnwmui ,uun nuum. jam,,
nun I.II.1IH. HltAM T. (1ILB1BT
I KLAN1I Ac OILHKKT, Atlornrys at
XJ Law. Office la Opera Boom Block Ottawa 111
lunlUf
W. I1HKWKH, Attorney and Counpelor at
Jt A-jaw, nuts www, j uw(w -w-...- - -
13, Opera House Block, Ottawa, 111. Jan4,T
mm ax.I llntaM WnAMit U1TT1 rn II 1 A Mil
rtAVID A. COOK.. Attorney at onice.
U Kootus I and ( Armory (Wood's Block, Otiaw,
Illinois.
J MoIlOUOAIiLj, Attorney at Law. Ottawa.
A-r.Ill. umca IB ueaney a uioca. ura"
U V. HXJIil-i, Attorney at Law. umce over
ii. fiiiv urns HHira. sonnwon wtult ui ioi"n
jsaaison airaeia, viwwa, ""-j -
II V. XjINCOIjT', Attorney at 1jw.
Otllce
X9m
ovar No. 11 Ix Halls stroot. west side of the
tiours nouae, uiwwa, n.
S. KIjTUKI1CK. Attorimyat
taw Office ID I'oauimce uioca oiiawa, Hi apru
nivnaifn JOHN II. WIPMSB.
MAYO Ac WIIIMKB, Attorney ut Law.
ifflrln NatHaser'a Hlock. corner of I alle
and Malnstrvets frout room uo stairs, Ottawa, in.
PHYSICIANS.
D
Xi. AIjCINDA AUTKN. Offlca over
iioxle'a store. La Bane si., uunwa, m. junu-iiii
K. Or. MILtiKH, tlm well known Orullat
ana Auriat. umce on .nam airuvi, nrm uom w:
of Boss s gun shop. a.'irs-.iinoa"
DB. K. W. WKIS, (Dentchor I'ocror.) inte
i'hyslelan and 8urKon to thu St. Louis Female
Hoalptal. Offlc over Stlefel's Clolhlim Store, corner of
Main and La Salle streets. Itealduuvu on south tiluff.
st Mrs. Kern's. N
nK. J. 8. BYHURN,
Ottawa. 111. Otth'
in tha Opera House I'lock. Ia oUlce day and
night.
auU'7S
n ainml. SIOKOI . VAItllU.
iSkH. HATHKWAY Ac VANdU, Phy
U slelana and Burgeons, Ottawa. Ui. OUlce, south.
wt MirfiM at saaia ana Lanano atretu. vx. iiuiiiu-
way's resldenns east of To river, near school bouse.
Ut. vaoos wui urn loana ia ouiuv, un uiHim
DK, R. M. MoARTHUK, Ottawa, 111.
Offlcs In tha Opera Uousa Illock. Oiien front 8
o'clock a. m. to o'clock r. a. itesldenoe on IV'titon
street, south of Illinois Avenue. jan
TT MY OODFBKY, M- I).
L. R. C. B.
AA.
Bdlnbara. OtBoa, In Armour's aew building, on
MadlaoD street. Residence, 11 Wabstor st. augll".'i
DR. M. S!KNIKR.HomcBopathioraysictan,
vta.M in. nian kla aarrlces to tha friends of
the Homaopatble system la Ottawa, In all branches of
but profassloa. Particular attention glvo& i .he treat
ment of women and oaUdrea. Olflce In Olover 4
Cook's Block. (
E.
Y. CRICJOS, Prngglst. Itookseller and 8ta
tloa er. Ottawa. III. Second store in Nattlnger's
Block, south tide of Court House Square.
lr KNKUHHIi, Oerman Drninrist and Apotna-
lA. cary. (wholesale ana retail.) aiatn atrrei,
wa. 111. Importeref Drags, Chemicals, French Cognl
ac brandies. Wines, Ac.
DK. WAT. HHKPPAHI), Memlier of the
Koyal College of Veterinary Hurgeons, huijland:
nfiiiA IahHi,. VntArlnarv Meillcal Association:
.i. v.irin.ra IMitnr lufifon's A'otHI of Ms Turf:
can ne eorsulted at hla office, en Jetfersou Street, half
block West or rost umce. "
DR. J. B. WALKER
Oculist & Aurist,
Who has practiced In this city slncn K',.
may be consulted
AT TIIK CLIFTON HOTICL. OTTAWA,
On tha first Saturday af each month,
as follows:
Saturday July 1, ISHii
Haturday Aug. fS, 188V4
8turdy fciept. -s. ibbw
Baturdiay Oot'r T, 188ii
Bakturdaty Nov. 4, 188a
Saturday D'- 1888
At all other times fas this is the only place be tisiis
professionally) be may be found In Chicago.
OfFICX AUD DISFH8ABY
85 WasiMtoD St.. N. W. cor. Dearborn
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A OF.VTI.KMAN whosnfTrrfil fnryi'ars from NKItV
OI H DKKII.ITT. pltKM ATl'ItK I;fccAY, an-l all th
e!TM-ts of vontbll Indlsrretion, will, f.r the sukr ot
antrerliiK linnianliy, w-iiU Uvr to all who need It tha r
ripe and direction for makltitt the simple rr-iti.-ily l
which lie was cured. HnlTfrprs wishlna to profit by til
artvertlwr's experience can do so by addrraslim li t"'r
wrw-J"U V B. OfiPBN. 42 Cedsr St.. New or.
OTTAWA GAS CO,
A tk ;fe;ia'cl to do all u!mli ot
Gas & Steam Fitting.
Wrought Iren Pips, Fixtures, liutius
&e., furnished at
as - s m m. rs. m sat aw t 3
ffc Sa-Jc ounin-iero!dv
Published by C. ZWANZ10.
(C. Zwsvztn, Editor,)
Is the Host (ierman Newspaper
And Ad'.vrt'slna le,linm In t.a bal
and adjoining rouutlca.
ADVERTIIV'J UTKS r.EASONABLK.
rabllahH Every ri.,iay Morning, at Ottaw . Illinois
Boots and Shoes.
Now is the Time to Buy, and
the Place to Buy is
il D. LEAHY'S
HK HAH A.
FIRST CLASS STOCK
it all kinds. In Lsdles' White Kid Slippers, a variety
in mace tne Deal nana ruaue ois ana
Shoes for men. In calf and kip.
LOW IN PRICE AND GOOD.
Also Rubber Qoods of all Kind.
i ou will Snd It to your Interest to examine them. lis
is seinn.' extremely low rim cash, to
make room for fall stock.
. uswm Work and Repairing ITiaUy Den. sepa4m
AT HOGS
Wm. Defen
la paying the
hl:het mar
ket price lor
fat bogs, and
anrM
wauta all lie van B-t.
GEO. JEKYLL,
Contractor and Builder
CLINTON STREET.
OTTAWA, ILIdNOlH,
i now prepareil to nnwe contracts lor an Kinoa ot
Uulldlnits, ntrnlsn material ana make estimates,
AT LOWEST FIGURES.
I'hose contemplating hulldlng will Bud It to their ad
vantage to call on him. marAMsr
LierfsBeailMot
SOUTH tIDE OF MAIN STREET,
A tew doors west of M. Kneussl's Drug Store,
Ottawa, Illinois,.
i'Ii public will alwavs find my market well stocked
with the choicest
KRES1I AND SALT MEATS,
iuch as Beef. Mutton, Veal, fork. Corned Beef. Pickled
1'ork, Smoked Hams and Sides, A-c.
r.aiiecial attention paid to Yankee and Boloena Baii
nae. UT" Free Ijellvery to all parts of the city.
Aug. H. lWi-tf
UEOBGE UPPEBT.
FLOUR AND FEED,
Lime, Salt, Cement. Plastering Hair
and Stucco. Also the
LONDON
A pu'patatlon far superior to any coi.Jltion
powder ever made.
Oil Cuko, Corn Mul, Atf.
HAMILTON & niLLIARD,
r ch. tl-tf 114 Main street, Ottawa, 111.
Lumber Yard
AND PLANING MILL,
Near the Illinois River Bridge.
TO. W. RAVEHS,
rassagc Tickets,
Foreign Kxciiange,
Insurance Uusincss.
ir Mormuv to iiOA.
.ontheast corner Poostfllce Block. Otuwa llliaols.
" H7P. CLARK,
llouso & Sign Painting
Pauor Hangins.Caloimininii: Grain
ing, Marbling, &c.
iaof on Columbns Street, one. bloc east or tis
,io,t oltlco.OttHWo. Illinois. uiariO
H ? flk i r.
T ..l . T
01
3V J-if l'ri,'e-List
'SvS1 for loo .
7 y-i
Free to ;m v aiitiress upon
'w nikiil 1. "i t i.m, i Vifit:t ri i V
.lit'iioiia of cvcivtiati
required for rersoaal or Fmuily use,
with over 2,200 iliustratioiia. We sell
all goods at wholesale prices, ia
quantities to suit tho purchmjer. The
only institution ia America who make
this their "pecial business. Address
MONTGOMERY VARD & CO.,
SST aad Ht'J Wabu.h Av,nuc, (hkacH 1U
JOHN GROSS,
BOOK BINDER
Blank Book and Paper Box Manufacturer,
OTTAWA. I 1-J...SH
Utrice, 129 and 131 Main Street.
VT I'atwr ruled to any desired pattern ocri
SS6
a week In y.mr own town, is imii"'
frw Ko rtk. Kvcrythlnn new. Cap
ital noi required. We will fnrnlsn y.ra
verythlrK- Many are tnakirg lor
tjdtlea liiaaea" iuu- n
ami hoya and alrls nmke itreat pay. Header. II yri
wantatn:ine.sathleh )oit can nuke iirrit pay a.,
ihe tune you work, write, for particulars to lltt.i-
I (tt A Co., Portland. Maine.
bbltiin'-l for ntio invrntirm. or for (n?wnnM
on ol loit'-t or me fiV'iIor orl.e n-owpnuniit, tn i
mnrkt a-.i fuVf. fur-raft, A'iynmmtl, tntrr
f.rrncet. Appeal. Suit f-r Infriny. m'-itl, ani
iter tad J'ofenf l.air. vrnmrt:-
tv f(,,ff fn inmtions tha! hare brm
I'jtfe Patent 'V.
fire H"7 Stilt,
p UcHlrxl bp vs. Hung vypvstt tha I . !. i (U'ni
department, and em;'J'l lil"t I j.ttun J
c.'MJirrfy, tc ettn make eloST eir'. nnd $err
raUnt more promptly, and vitS l ewder claim,
thin finite (ri i are ren:te from lrnSAinjNw.
ri or sirfc "
viur dVrice; to
nah txaminatum and aJium us to j.af'fii'?y.
free ofekarae-. All carreJ'n rfrirtye?
fidentiat. meet tor.pnd 4 HA11U IA
JLESM PA TEX T IS SL'Cl Iti.lK
W refer in. Wmhinntnn, to Bon. Pnrfmatter
Oenernl t. V. lVr. Kev. F. D. rever, Th r7rm-i-Anyriean
Xttiontl B.ini. to etflrial in th v. 3.
Patent vflc, and to Senator and keprterntntiret
n ('Oiirrrs.- nrni tsneriallt to onr client in reerf
ttei in Mc rt-w ti in Q.(.- 'T. A-idrt
Horse
& Cattle
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