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OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY .10,1883.-
NO. 40.
VOL. 44.
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SAXij
I. J.
Will this week present Unusual Attrui-Mws
:n u the department of
HOUSE
OUTFITTING
At I'rim
known
Hitherto 1
in Ottawa.
ii-
.4, !M, XM, 1 1-1 Meaohed .ifcetitin,
S 4, 10-4 Brown 81t:nB;,
TWow Holland,
I'iilow 8hfet;u,
I'lllow Shanu,
Toilet Quilts,
Merseilk-i Quilu.'
Counterpanes,
Sprctds,
w , .-.-., iV'.
trieL, German ami French Towels,
American ana RnitUith Toweliuh-,
Pnmask and Diaper Toweling,
A sier. and Russ'an Crashes, Vc.
'opklDS, Tray Clothn,
TVOylee, &c., Ac.
White Muslin,
Tobleachetl
MimlliiH, Ax.
Tb Hamburg Edging Sale will
be continued thi wek.
Hotel nn 3 Koardlui; Houm-.) Kurnthi."!
.'.nrt wtunaW given.
Housekeepers'
Bonanza
AT il.'J. GILLEH'S,
OTTAWA.
Telephone No. 57.
iURECE BRO'S
I
VEA&ERS IN
Staple and Fancy
ilia
i? hi Nil Mo 'Street,
OTTA.WA, L r.L.
Every Family in La
Salle County.
IIJVITED TO GALL
AT THE ABOVK 3T0EK
Mil Leara Prices and Examine GooiLs.
A Fl'LL CiL AKANTKK
Tli At tho Stk is First Class in Kvm- Ke
fpeot. and Hold Rt
oonon FIGURES.
We Keen a Full Stock of
the Best Grades of
Th "Victor Mills," of Ottawa,
Minnesota Vloiu,
fflgbost Price3 Paid for Tanners' Products.
'--wepHvinacal! when In theclfv. or ?.iJv..i:r
orJcr by nmil, tclecranh or telephone,
and tticy will rrc. ivr
PROMT
ATTENTION.
BURKE BROS.
GILL!
for the N.m HO Day at Speuuwr'a.
Ladles' genuine French kid button, S.W;
j former price, $5.00. ,
- Ltdif'Urteo outuo t?in; wkic,
forr. price, $9.25. - j j : ': ','jf ,:
Ladies' American kid butteu, t 7.'.; former
price, 12. 5X
Ladle' llrnt F??rlew rubbers, . nt.
Ladles' Opera slippers, 11.00.
Indies' Serge button shoe!, 7. eU.
Th Jardan Hay farrier.
One of the most useful lal'wavnijf ma
chines of the age
BHOCOHT To.W.rHrHOriO.,
poseses features which make it die most
effective, positive, durable and convenient
carrier in the market. Compactly and strong
ly built. Has but two working parts in the
latch arrangement, and these are simple,
prompt, positlre and easy in their action.
No wear on rope in sustaining and carrying
the load alter being elevated. It performs
this work by means of a substantial hook,
which is forced through the loop r.f pulley
a it enters the carrier and there firmly held
by the latch making the lock positive, instead
of the old objectionable device of pinching
the rope under the teeth of a caiu.
We alfo manufacture carrier for rod r
cable track.
We truariiiiU'H evn mirier ..ul by l.
(when properly haml'ii: hi work i m perfect
manner,
Miniifa't'.tp.:d by
MkM.m fcJoKiA.s Hiaa.
On tritlay lat Mike Kgan, the wan who
resisted the police officer at Strcator when
arretted, wan breught to Ottawa. He was
met at the depot by half a dozen roughs, but
no attempt was made at a rescue, though the
men looked as If they would like to try it.
I.enten nou.
Now lhat Lent has begun, fturke llros.
haye on hand all kinds of fresh and fait lisa
and oysters. , V j
The Young Ladles Library Association of
Ottawa arc making arrangements to give a
banquet In the new court house some time
soon before the furniture is put into the
building to which Invitations will be extend
cd to tho citizens of the county generally.
1'ermisBlon has been obtained from the build
ing committee for sneh an entertainment, the
proceeds to go towards the library of tho as
sociation. The project is a splendid one
and will be looked forward to with more than
usual interest. '
The itt Lean tiftd a '.cry tine concert by
Kach'rt band Jnt evening; also rt-aclirig by
: .Vr". U. L. I'r'.:olle, whiqh was thf-niott inter.
I cHtlng nrt of the programme. - ;
j Dlarie for IMS at I'.. Y, Onpg'-V t Ulf
j'pri'. ' l'1
Ko member .
That the closing out sale at J. ik-gatlin's is
absolute, and prices to correspond there
with. -
Please remembei that I w ill ftrll line dried
fruit for Ihw profit than any hbfiSe In Ottawa.
. ' . C. M. Hirw.
-aia
iveuifcuibtr the rtilladelphiu hcn' house.
Good poods and low price. ,
, f f Annual Ocarina; tswlo. v
MWMi liftfb button Arctic nt fl.'K); i
ijfiular
price,
1.00. ' '
l adies' genuine French kid siil
;.(X); reduced from f4.50.:
Ladio6' grain sewed polish, !Tx-.
' Ladies' kid button, 3.40.
Ladies' kid eide-lace, fi-'"-! i
f Child's pgd. shooa, 73c.
' f'hild'a kid HdWi il button. rJ!e.. "
kadies' grain ido lace, large hi .o
1.4."i
Tho above, with tuauy other klpdh, uro Ue.
cided bargaina but have only , a limited
amount. AU v ho r.eed shoi-s s'nonld call At
onee. Cmii.k it I'mi-vs.
l'oultry hft been' very ecarcc In Ottawa
this scftMin, and has brought R3 high a price
as meat. An old buyer told us the other day
that drerscd ponltry hail not been so scarce
in vears us it bus been this w inter. It seems
: not to be raie cd as abnndar.tly as it bhould be,
jaud the larger part of that sent to market
j goe directly to Chicago troia the farm.
j; ' Comic and sentimental valentine Rt Hupc.
' man A firaham's.
75 linrtrn WaiiUxt,
(1. A. (ircgory, of N. Y., is in town ugaiu,
buying light horf . HeadnuHrters at Track's
jewelry store.
, w -
A cask, l0U lb., of new Turkish prunes
ijustin. 11 lb, for 1. CM. Shaw.
Johx 1. Fuck buys live turkeys and chick
ens for the eastern market; fat calve, hogs
and cattle for his market; and wants butter,
eggs, Ac, for his store. Give him a call lie
lore selling. Place of business, on Msin St.,
one block west of Juo. Shulor's warehouse.
In digging a ditch for water pipes ut the
C. R. I. t P. depot in this city it was found
! that frost had penetrated to the depth of four
j and a half feet. t
The Art Loan hus been liberally pafroni.ed
thia week, the uttendunce ticing larger than
ever. The proceeds being for the purpose of
paying for the recent Improvement at Christ
Church, Mr. L. II. Karnes generously agreed
to duplicate the profits of the week, which
will be several buudrcd dollar. The eve
nings have been enlivened by music, notably
on Wednesday at:d Thursday, when Mrs.
Wckley, Mbs Smith aid V. A. Kendall sang.
Kach'a band played on T:u.day night. The
exhibition will elofi; tl-is evening.
The local oflklals of tiw Rock Inland rail
road report buslne;- on the intreaac, with
good prospects for a heavy movement of
freight in the early spring.
The Illinois river has been slowly rising
during the past few days, undoubtedly tho
effect of the heavy rains on the head-waters
of tfee Kantokee and other southern tributa
ries Efii r -farce in the market at "" eenM a
doc!.
Mew Silks.
Scott Bios. & Co. received this week u
large new stock of silks. Tho 'Oolden Cross"
silks are tho best silks to wear in Awrica.
We have a fall line now again It nil the
numbers. .
Any lady wlshiug to purchase a silk drees
will do well to inspect this line of black and
colored silks before buying.
Samples sent out of the city upon applica
tion. Scott Bkoi. & Co.
The patueuger train on the Burlington
road on Tuesday met with a slight accident
which under slightly more unfavorable clr-
cumstacces would have proved disastrous.
The train was slowing down to atop at ine
tank In tho northern part of the city when
in some manner the ears jumped the track
and went bumping along over the ties. No
one was hurt, fortunately, and in an hour all
were bsf:k on the rails again.
fay Your Taiea.
Your state, county, city, school aiid other
taxes are nowdue. You will save trouble and
expeue if you pay them now; and you wil
remember tuat the law compels me to coucci
them a month earlier than heretofore. You
will tmd me and the books at, Hapeman &
Ciruham'a book store. Oflieu hours from 7
M. to ! 1 !.' WM. J. (tttAUAM,
Collector.
Wrauil lliiHW ntertaiiiiiant at tin-Art Loan
to-night.
I'ubllo Mlirury.
Librarian's report for January Hooks
taken from library, 40S; number of visitors,
600. Books issued: History, :W; biography,
10; fiction, 300; travels, If: ; poetry, 11; sci
ence and art, 1 ; religion,!; essays, 2; mis
ccllany, 41. Amount in contribution box,
I'J.O'.'. L. F. Mxckv, Librarian, i
Kcniuubcr that it will pay you to get
prices at Lynch's before buying dress goods,
silks, velvet and plushes, hosiery and glovos,
ladies' cloaks, saojtics, dolmans and fthawls,
flannels, blankets and wool yarns; ladles',
children's, minsee', men's and boys' under-
wear, and every article in the dry goods1 line.
The police force of Merris lire to have a
benefit ball on the U!Jd InBt. It is going to
bo a grand Affair, and among the committee
from Ottawa are Mayor Allen and Marshal
Maber. i
All interested should attend the county fair
meeting at the county com t room to.dny at.
I o'clock.
Much trouble is occasioned by haviug tele
phone wires broken by masses of snow and
ice thrown from tho roofs of business blocks.
Civ to .Scott Bros. & Co. for ladies' and
chlldrcns shoes. They can give om the best
val'ii' In town.
Messrs. Kalph Buchanan and Y. A. .rhcr
wood are at work on their plana for now
buildings on tho corner of La Salic and Jef
ferson streets. They will build jointly, two
stories in height, of brick, making probilbly
flvo fine storo rooms below, with office and
rooms above.
This is the last day of tho Art Loan. Par
ents should take their children. Children
admitted free between two and four o'clock
to-day, , , , , J f
. ii i"
i On 'Saturday last the roof of one of the
storehouses at the Starch Works was' crushed
In by the weight of snow that had iircumula
ted. j Fortunately no one was hurt, and the
dapiagp to, 'the contents was comparatively
- ' , .Another Manufactory.'
It is with great pleasure we can announce
this morning that tho old Cushman foundry
and machine shops arc toon to bo again io
operation, Mr. John A. Shulor having leased
them' to Mr. John II. Abbe, of Manchester,
New ITampshire, who lakes possession thi
month.
Mr. Abbe will manufacture ,t bolt he;idin;
machine and the "Jordan" paper pulp ma
chine, besides doing a very general machine
work such as tho works arc capable of doin.
Wc arc informed that Mr. Abbe is a gentle
man cf quite eunsiderable capital, and after
putting the shop iu thorough working or
der will run it to its full capacity.
lecture.
The 'arin P.idgc people hiiiusi themselvc
In a rational way, during the winter, having
had all winter a literary society of exception
al spirit; and in addition to the work of IU
members in the programmes of the society
thay have had readings by Miss Clark, of
Utlra, and are to have on next Tuesday a
lecture by Mr. J. H. Kckles, of this city, the
subject bring, "The Novel in English Litera
ture." The lertnro we are snre will be an In
teresting one, for Mr. Kckles is abundantly
able to treat the subject with dignity.
A crane" to sapp'y water to west .'wtind
locomotives on the Hock Island road is one
of the latest Improvements for this city.
j The two committees appointed by the
(council relative to a ro-dlvision of the city
I held a joint conference in Duncan McDou-
gall's office on Thursday evening. The re
sult is that a new census will be taken to de
termine beyond all question the evatt popa
latlon of tho city.
Du:i. Pc.nj. B. Reynolds, one A tbo v
necr settlers of tt.i." county, died in Texas on
(Saturday last, of dropsy, we believe. His
on Wednesday evoniug. the funeral taking
plwe from tbe C. P. church at (irand Ridge
on Thnrs'ly st noon. He was 71 year of
age.
Mr. Reynolds came to ibis county wkh his
wife, from Milf-ln Co., Pa., in the spring or
IK'S), settling on Sees. 5 and U in Grand Rap
Ids, where he livtd ;hc rest of hi life,
with the exception of the pait year, which
he spent In Texa. where he owns considera
ble land.
He was the father ot five sons and four
daughters, all living, we believe.
lie was a man universally respected, and
bis death will be deeply regretted bv wide
rirr! rt fr:i-nd ar. l aruualntanrr.
(reolocieal Specimens.
At "o'clock v. m. Wednesday, February 14,
lW, at David Walker's residence In Ottawa,
Ills- I will sell to the. Hi? tit at bidder a fine
collection of geological specimens. For fur-
the information 6ee or address myself or
Jesse B. Knger, of this city. Those interest
ed In Institutions of learning are specially
Invited to examine this collection. ,
Ottawa, Jan. 12, 1883. 8. W. Raymond.
I Mark s for 185 at half price at K. Y.
Griggs'.
"Crn M KlDf
KuA How It Kulea in NebrasKa;" "Central
and Western Nebraska, and the Experiences
of Its Stock Orowers;" "Nebraska and Its
Settlers; What They Do and How They Do j
It; Its Crops and People," are the titles of
thru new pamphlets for freo distribution to)
all farmers, home seekers and stock growers.
See the lands In Buffalo, Dawson, Garfield,
CiK-terund Lincoln counties. Excusions to
allpoiutsou tho Union1 Paclftc Railway in
theUreat I'latte Valley, Tuesday, Feb. 20th,
tSK's and n-ry skcoxd Twin; thcrtoj'ttt at
veuv. low ctxcHnUin nttt. For these new
pamphlets, alro "Nebraska Land News and
Notes," "Facts and Figures,'' aud a New
Township M.p of the State, excursion bills,
etc., call on or address S. M. Knoi, Gen'l
Agt. Land Dep't Union Pacific Railway,
Princeton, ill.
Burke Bros, have a largo stock of choice
canned goods, which they arc selling very
low in order to clo-e out tho stock before
tak'tug Invoice the 1st of March.
1 Fsrl Post, No. 15rt, ii. A. R., of this city, are
preparing for a memorial service to be held
oo the 'J!'th Inst, at their hall in memory of
their late comrade, Thomas Clark. Tho ex
ercises will consist of leading addresses by
Major ,T. H. Widmer and R. I). McDonald,
and shorter ones by Rev. Mr. Shay, of Strca
tor, and Col. K. C. Stevens, with nwsic and
other appropriate observances. Members of
the order with their families and invited
guests will be in attendauco.
Anything iu the crockery line will bo sold
very low at C. M. .Shaw's grocery and crock
ery bouse.
. A friond, writing from Champaign, 111.,
under data of February P.d, says: "The
ground is one sheet of ice, several inches
deep, and every tree and twig Is coated with
lnch-tliick ice, and studded with icicles. I
never saw so pretty a sight, but It is destruc
tive to trees, telegraph wires and poles, Ac."
In pounds good Rio coffee for $1 at Shaw'e.
Our bV syrup speaks for iUclf. Bring
your jug. , C. M. Shaw.
' TLe unpleasant news Is brought uero that
T. S. Laaibley, who recently removed to
Rochester, N.-Y., had lost nearly his entire
lortune, 112,000 or 1 15,000, by the failure of
tho bank in which ho had made deposits.
Subsequently, it is aald, tho directors have
agreed to pay w per cent, on mo acposiis
Only a few more aays ot t;;e closing out
sale ut J. McgatHn's. As tho goods must bo
sold, those wanting bargnirm in boots or
shoes should avail themselves 'of the oppor.
tttllit)... ,, , . It ' ' j i
Diario fo.
1-S1 at K. t. Uv'iZK'
pni'
i..
AMt'SKMUMS.
Aiice t.:s ou Tuesday night drew a fair-
sized house. The company was fairly good
onlv. The bill was "The Prlrccss of Trebi-
zonde." ' v-
.t'The Ciirl that I Love'' fslled to put tn an
appearauce, ow!ng no doubt to thq cfTect pf
the weather on the railways. r
' 1 NfJXT wkek'8 iiur., , ,
Ai.viv Josi.in. Mr. Charles L. Davis, the
Vankee comedian, and his comedy company,
that were here two years ago, will return on
Thursday night ot nct wectc, and again pre
sent his New England comedy, entitled 'AI
Tin Josiin." The play is very much like
Johna Whitcomb Is full of Yankee wit and
fun, and has been very much improved since
it was here last. Mr. Davis also has become
a much better actor than when hurch'st, and
his company is much stronger; in fact ho has
been playing this piece for four years, (and
has mado $ M0,Kw out of it, he says,) and it
could rcasonatdy be expected that in that
length of time min b Improvement could be
made anil the piay bacome a refined and tin.
ished comedy.
On Monday week, 'Mb, the well known
"Ttmrists in a Palace Car" will arrive. The
Tourists are now on their fourth annual trip
around the country and their piece has, it
seem, been, like wine, improving with age,
being one of tlie amusing things o,t tbe road
"not too amusing, but just amiihiiig
enough." They make a week's stay at. ifoo
ley's next week", and come thcnc Jir.' t?y
Ottawa.
Finn Waiio School In the th nrd
school cxaminai'ons, hcldtbia weak, tho pre
miums tiu'ow were awarded. The judge
being drawing: Mrj. Henry Ntravvr:, M's
Kls'c Van Durcn; w iting: Joseph K! -r.-o!,
Mi?sU. Hayes; maps: K. C. Swift. The in
dividual premiums on drawing to toii-iw.
ii.g: (iustavo Fuch., Chss. Lum y, . tu-.i.
Kerste, Katiu UunsLe gcr, Lena f'i'cticr,
Henry Beteruianu, (Jcorgc Schaefc, Fred
Jckyll and Max Kueu!. "!a-s irfinlumn
on drawlrjir, to the second gnimiru r dt-p.trl- !
ment, Mis M. J. .Mciiiulcy, tcv.ilitr. Tin) J
I ml 1 vi.l i, -I ) iiti'ni!i:mi i iti ivntif.' til I)
lowing pupils: 1! r nice Rucr, Y.Wui H:f.
! riin, May I'.itl'.son, Anna lit'Stnaim, Carrie
Fran, Matt'n: Hiiebctlin, Ann V.ihcr,
Litibie Wilson and I.ibbie Ingcrnol. I Ia.-s
premium tn writing to the second primary
department. .Te&nie F. fSaiitb, teacher. The
individual pn-.mlums on m-vp. ttbe inilow
lowing pupils: Charlie ShuU r.E.Kth llac'-er-lin
and Katie Clan, In the second grammar
department, Cth gradik; Individual premiums
on maps to lvlile Burnptt, in the Hth grade;
In the sevccih grade, U Julia Rabcntinc;
in the .'.ih grade, t Willie Oracc; In the 4th
grs.de, B, to Mellio Wo:fbcrg-r; in tV 'h
rradc. V. Vr.sl '.r:,f .! Msv Ifiini, .
1 IFFiKI
ii.-
To please the public have
approval. The amount or business we are doing
now surprises us. Honest principles and a de
termination to please are the motives of
our house. Nowhere in Ottawa can
you buy better Read y made Cloth
ing for Men and Boys than at
E STIEFEL & C0.'S.
Besides, think of the assortment ; it ran
not be equalled anywhere.
Grades and Quaies to suit all Classes,
And plenty of light and lots of room.
IVhotbcr it bo a Pair
Overcoat for Ycurcolf,
OR AN OUTFIT FOR YOUR! IBOY,
, TTOTJ OA-IsT
BY TRADING WITH
M. STIEFEL & CO.,
The Square Dealing Clothiers, White Corner.
A , Dig Tumblo!
A Foarful
Where' 'Horn? whunr '
"Why, nt. V orlw. c. J jo-rii
"WluU's up Willi linn n.w's"
"Wliy, nolhing 1. r.ji, liut a Rrcu' rr.j tliii.it. n:
Jcwn.
wtmi'iidown?"
"WUy, their hwhIk!"
"llown whnrc Jnwri c. Uf ."'
"Why, ), tuu diinwi down tn ric"
"Oil. now I lumblH, toy. 1 riilgM l.avir tluiuiilit of
tli:t. .oil m.M, only Ihi'ir i-rli i'. r iiIwhvh i low 1
Uon't -f how tncvrotiM mtVr ttu'in innrh H
-Wi'll.thCT illlli"
Wlit hv tln'jr not
"welliiiiiiost everyfilnis you can tli'.Ou of 1r thp
lt" hoilv. in!, 'f.fy w II hn-.K MrfU-it!
The above referred to
LiTBry 4 Feed StalilB.
PETER EGAN
wota.d r.fi-tiuiiy Kiiii'iu.re totliecltl.eiof()tt.'iu
and vinnl'v lhi:! !.; Itfiii one tiie rliolcit' l.'.very
Moekf in tnei .ly, kc 'nj t lly BlaliH'., audi ns the 1
tatrst Slvfs (T flacky Carria''M an
J
t.iiM t pr. tt r.'.it the tin.'', rati..".., "..rt'.iliiig-s
tun r:ii, piiTi.i'k. 1'., en ?piled wtih tf-.'f.l r '.m ii hurt !
n-il.-'f. Kt.i i.-:.! ..i the rouiary t.r H.iU'h.intf towi I
prutii;llv at li-inli-.l l. Pi r-oi, Ih'ki q t-. "rl frt.ni I'." i
(lt pii or to im-rouhtry nli;ht irrdnv. cr"itiMne?nlM'r
the pi.-w-on Minn Klrt' t, u" m rut. one hliU I
Wr i I MW court tion-e. lEn:K Kf.AJ.".
FOR SALE,
Snuiiu h'imlliug-W'ooil und
Sharing, of A'in's Box I'irt,iri,
near iUc lAh'k. Telcphimr l.'tiK
Mi'nN r 'f llai4 FfKitui:;i'!it, No. oC, I
arij S'SvN.'l of Ihc tnt-ct'.ii on Tucad.iy cvoi.- '
inrii vt. InitMirUi.t wurk in the drsrrri .
An .te nt f' :r the Harden hand trenauo !lre !
cilincuUlum expect tr give an cshlhifion I
on thi r?nitr:huic sbuarc this even:tif. j
Aniuoa Foster, t backmnn, of this oit.v, i
Cftntctnplatc an
n .j ivkoji.
met with their unbounded
of Penh, a Suit, cr an
'Bin Awful Crash!
Splash!
IS"
1 ("V :l
I mock (t Uy, dolln. wifona,ilflKhMid unll corr'tsi.
In town. Their M Mock m hooKk, t"u know. Uitt
I i!iliff it .tenhec, anil rc oiTitiiuj now unly choic
1 n'W tXH)k. all i w anil lrc)i, and at price, that uiai.
ro lre lll.ti thr cat in the Dlntum. thev are no low.
: Their tork of .'uvi tilio Noki tnuni aie, and tley
tuierertiiii.lyuiorebvaMtlfu'. thaiierrr. la Albums
pln.li hihI ;tiei, titer have a Mue exortmeal. la
l roil- avve, (fr.ld, r- Ilul 'M and ruboer, Oit-y
liHVe arlr.i iitrti ty. 'Ihiy lukc (he lead and luaite
. upeclalty cf Liirlioa' Hniflwli, ot whirl! they
! hv from the rheapext to tha cholct .trie, for wed-
illnKor liollilay preeentn. Well. I cun't tell you all Uh'f
hne. Their more I. rhtirk Iti.l. Go and for fwi
llf.and c'rn't lai! to mk t'ie!r prlee. ;hm fie l)t
! wl vur I vii. i f Te jtoii."
FORBES & L0RRAUX:
PIANOS
. i.-r t Tiii v vrr
WHEELOCK
PIANOS
".i-tr v rt-KKi
ORGANS
TV j dplitut tie world! a
UEBEB
II iti.V eecurol t'w Solo Aeicv of theae erietrmt4
lntn:iir.t.i I wih to fay ut thoee tr.trrUd UmU,
h tnic t ror rwrt u pav, with lttl or co expense,
t l hiivitif mrr- from th IHCtorlea, I will rivb Wit
liOWKST I'KICKH evr Wti.iwti in ta.'a aeo
t:..j. r:eiie tail and net nu. I w'U in.i: it aa ofcjevt.
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