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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1883.
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Clc3frr frailer.
MfaltRoroii OJteeat Otla-ea, til., a Scan&
Cla MU Mailer.
t Vicinity Items.
TouicA is talkln of Hitmiug 11 conl
The K. of 1'.. " Creator, pive n bull on
Fob. 19.
The A. O. II. ol' Morris we preparing for
bsll on Marcb l(i. ,
Several telephones Lave bwn surrender-
I by subscribers In Peru.
Ttic Congrcgationalists of LaNalle are
surprised to flod they arc $2,000 in d-bt.
McNaniura A Hoabler, saloon ists, of
Strealor, have falW ; It Abilities, about $4,
'WO. Tin: Peru llremeii'H iUucv was a great
succc. H wax held on lust Saturday
Tight.
D. Hiclie.v aud J. A. Holland iire build
ing a lnrjtile works on the Vermillion at
Lowell.
n'li imell ni Streatjr. fell on Nun-i
' lay night f'r;;tiirin! both leg bones below
tlio knee.
M. K. Okie, of Mendota, ban "old his
residence for f ,"(, Hn l intendi to move
n Chicago.
The Iteporb r i urging Mcndotians to
rtoranl.c the eity f."vernrnent under the
ifjueial law.
The l'tu:a Md Follows will tfive ; ball
A Clink's hall on the '.'i-'d, proceed-, to go
to the littiluiDg fund.
Strtaior uierclmul.x are nomyel by an
unusual iiuantltyof "quetr" t-ilver roin of
Hinull denominations.
W. C. Jones hast resigned ns agent of the
ll;k Island road at Marseilles, ami ia mic
".iwJed by F. M. Danutr, of CnicnRo.
Mm. Mnrtin Alalov. o Strea'or, broke
1. ith W ortur left leg on Monday by jcuing was protiubly spent.
t.vr-ikms through the snow crust nnrt fall Mr. Daniel McCarthy and Mim lWlc
fvtui vna unu;u u niuiut;& iai ncun.
Hominy last Charles Walker, nl the l the young couple long life and pro,-
pvriiy;ituuu irvuuien cuimo io- uhh wv
been nee.1 lias brought a firm yet kindly
pressure to bear that hus caused the man
sgcrs to make such improvements as
woud had to greater tmfety of life snd
property."
From Grand Rapids.
Ghand KxriDs. Feb. 0.
Mr. aud Mrs. Win. Thompson gave a
social party at their residence last Monday
evenlnir. Mr. and Mrs. T. aro about to
leave their old home for a better ono in
Nebraska. It was on this occasion about
sixty guests assembled to pay their re
spects, and have a good time in general.
The festivities of the evening were games,
and music furnished by Mr. Ilsnry Dick-
erman on the violin, accompanied by Mrs.
Sylvia Thompson and Hiss Hattie Rich
ards on the organ, after which was served
a bountiful supper, which could not be ex
celled by Walthcr himself. The ladies
were all elegantly and richly attired in
silk, satin and velvet. The evening was
pleasantly ttpfint, and will long be remem
bered by all who were present. J-
From Ophir.
Oram, Feb. 2o. The latest query:
Have you given your girl a alelgh-rido?
Th6lelghing throughout the rural dis
tricts Is simply immense and never wn
better.
Janie i.'uthnert.-'on, of Iowa, is visiting
at his sister's. Mr. Kobt. Wyhe. Geo. Mc
intosh, of floodland, Ind , is visiting his
old homo and frieuds hen. James Nich
olson has been MtN'ally'w guest the past
week. Mrs. J:vi Deaner paid us a visit
recently. Hilly and Archie Gilmore go to
Iowa soon to reside-.
After a special meeting of the Troy
(Jrove Free Masons, they paid it surpriso
visit to Hro. John Firestlne, who has been
conllned to the house all winter The cv.
iM li-On
(Ainl Hun Co., Kagle Creek shaft, while ut
work mining, was buried undor u midden
fall of coal, abniit a ton. He was instantly
Killed.
The iiKinbeis ol the !t. AnUmius Cath
olic church, .Strcator, are making prcpara
tions to give a grand concert, the pro.
eueds to go to the rebuilding fund of their
church.
The' bout ;tnd hoe tore ot Arthur Mor
us'Vii, Sullc, was taken possession ot by
'.iie sberill'Iast Thursday on judgments in
favor of II. F. Pemerrit for ',000 and J.
C. Corbns 11,000.
I'tica Xtum: "Mers Itros., of Peer 1'ark,
Ji.-ivc bought tin; Kichcy tile works at that
place, and will be m running order in
nbout ten days. They are making im
provements and will turn out llrf-tclass
tile." . ...
lu i '..tilnin e wlih ftn opinion by ' the j
Altonvy Oeiii'i'.il the Aurora ity eounclj j
will submit to n vote of the , people the
question of eontiuuing or abolishing the
fjty court., ,It hn-i cost aljout ifl.W'O a year
M1CO IS.,,.;,., , -,:'. )!.. 1
John McQuowuVof Mreator, was killed
i n Friday at.iKangly'u ahaft. Ho wa9
pushing a car in onto the cage as he sup-
posed, but beihg blinded by the snow and
t.ho cteatn from the Shaft, lie did not notice
that the cage was not there and he went
bjwii with the car lino the shaH, falling
r.bout eighty feet.
Streator Monitor: 'WtllUtus, a" tramp
who was sent to the ciilaboone for iifteen
iavs. made his escape lie-t night, ile
Martin Head's llttln boy is very nick under him have stronger political backing
than lie na, ana le.nng pertcctiy securf
in their Dlaev throueh th- influence of
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Taylor JetKr is lying very low
with spinal -attection. Snewaswltrot'Thoa.
Howe of the town ot Grand Kpid-
Tho. Mclieruiott fox was looftd yester
day. sfrucfc out ftr YaW River nnd is still
goiue! '
From Fall River.
Fall Hivf.k, Feb. 7.
The good people of this community
celebrated their annual oyster supper at
the residence of Bro. Tryon. Financially
It proved a success, collecting the rornd
sum ol forty dollars, which will be ent to
the heathens.
The party given by William Thompson
has been the best thing of the season. All
the young people sicmbleo' to shake
hands once morn before ho left for His
western home. After recuperating on
Chesapeake oysters Ihey dispersed, having
enjoyed a par-excellent time
little ones.
Our saloon keepers were lined at Otta
wa, but the saloons were not closed. This
spite work should be stopped, and the
grand jury abolished ns a rank nuUsnce.
Anyonu wishing a model to make a cot
ter can get specifications by applying to
Lewis Kirstacttor. He hiss one.
Farmers had belter look to their seed
corn in lime, as roost of it w ill not grow
Christian Zorn r?cit, !nt wclr n Chi
cogo,
r. Walter Kecder, who frpvnt luu pai
year in Htrcator, is visitlnir bis patents aid
friends at Triumph.
Frank Kurtz is a petu juror at Ottawa.
From Earl villa .
F.vuivn.M", Ills . l-Mi. S.
flitt ititnr ol the Leads r liiiJ tii ee. !i ihu
sit k list, but Is again pu duty.
On the morning f the Tttii,. IS -telow
was registered at this place.
Miners. I-a nb aud Sheldon had a cou
signmentof Canadian horses at this place
They have- Bold eight or ten. 1 '
Deputy Sheriff liarratt ha3 been engaged
selling eut the elfects ot Wattles & Glovor,
dealers in farm maeliinerv. . The firm ts
liable for about R,00i) ; assets about f 3,000.
The sleighing Is very fine here, and every
thing from a cheese box tip to a bay-rlck Is
mounted upon runuers.
S. T. itils(n has becu very feeble all win-
ter, but Is recovering
half a dozen senators aud os tnauy repre
sentatives m congress, they con atford lo
dety him in his eiforts to'ruake them at
tend lo the work for which they are paid
by the inventor. This is a plain. ULexag
gcrated statement of the condition of
things in the patent office. A 'ike condi
tion of ntTsirs cxls'.s in many other offices
of the government, and it will never mj
cured until a new party through a ccw ad
ministration tills the places of these cleri
cal loafers and shirks with frf ih, new and
coniDet'ut men.
Makiuetv On last Wednesday eveu
mg, Mish Itouiaa Meyer, daughter of Peter
Meyer, of this city, was married to. Dr.
Alex, f.yon, of Chicago, the ceremony be
rag performed by Ilev. F. M. Gregg, at
Christ church, aud the reception tnking
plaee at the residence ot the bride's parent
on Main Btreet, where a large number of
guest took part in the festivities.
The bride wore crushed strawberry
j plush and moire satin, with natural flow
.iu. inm.,D .ioi r.r m..o, crnii ;Kiiin era ami uiamouu ornaatem. mo niaios,
A tlU t.ttltu.? H I'll v, uita,i.i-uii-ii rt i
creating a considerable excitement. Koth Miwe Sophie Mevcraad M ..'bo Finnerty.
demand blood, and it is thought by th, wore garnet vel.e! and silk,
majorify ot the people that Mem will get ! Th gnn.iuV men were i i M-yer .imI
jf " W 'alter Evans, of Chicago.
Mr. Amasa Wilson U trareling as Bnj The gwto from ahroad He Mr. and
agent for a. New York tJrm. lie rhinka Mn. r. V. Fral. a..! Ivan l'raft. Will
hiH new lino Ol busm.'SH is belter Hum Me -'. WhJi.t l'.r,. snd Mt Fr-n.-es
bucking Minnesota bliirard.
Mr. and Mn. Charles Hadley celrbrattii :
the anniversary of their tin wtuuing
Tharsday. Many friends were present.
The presents went both cc'-ly ami numor.
mm
rr.i ... ..t it i. ii t .,. ; LTitt : klioLs 'I tut ir trienos
icrti o. -s- ---Ullu. lini,.ruil:, fr the hri,le h.. lived
perse to me iour iinr
Miss IVrtha Wylcr to Chicago, John Han
ua to Kansas, Mr. an I Mrs. Charles Puscy
to Wyoming, Mr. Jchn Wilson to Europe,
etc.
The sad news come to us from Valpa
raiso that the Misses Jennie and Isabella
Soule are sick. A speedy recovery i hoped j
for by their numerous frieuds.
A few illustrious youths will display
their talent in a concert to be h"ld at tao
Hoag school house next Wedn!sdsy even
ing. William Hucklesou has returned trom
Massachusetts, where he spent tba winter
with Ben. Kutler.
Froxcn cars are tin; prevailing ifahion
of the season.
The young IN imrods lire slaughtering
rabbits without merry.
Hm.u A::n u.
! l.icl.i-o ot I 'hie st"
,i tii'i tsi uift
1
Owing to the withdrawal of my Brother
from the firm, I have concluded to close out
the stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes,
a?
hist
ws
The stock is complete, comprising a
full line of Dress Goods, staple and
fancy Dry Goods, Flannels, Blankets, Do
mestics, Notions of all kinds; also complete
line of seasonable Boots and Shoes, includ
ing the famous Cass Fine Goods. All these
lines will be elosert out A T COST. Call early
and secure bargains.
a l i e i ia
gr" A!! illi I!iim:I rtm ir.- rr.n
I.- , l --i n cHrly hi 'M-.
.it ii -I.! -'(! -i.-tr t -t- fi i.t -, tliiil !.r lm..'4 tli- firm nuijr
ami l icti, . cmcri'Miitf ,'x'iii
tiie U-aulifii'-a list mueli
publicM" u. we regret to sny.
Mr. soil Mrs. I. yon have tiu
D. A. MAHER.
bi T" friitn girlhoitl.
A O I' N t' k hi:m,
W. tutliorrc-! nnno mct' NICHol.Ais kl-.AT
t'VOIi.
..... ... -
elimbetl to the upper portion of the new Will Walker i'tt this week for Ottawa
jvert ot thu prison, Wieti ofsccuni-u to ine . j,, S(.rvc 8S a -jtiror.
J. . lrowu iett on vmuu'suay
id itpnrtrneiit, gently lilted the side ot the
'jil'ling out ;md vamoo.tul. It's a safe
plaee we have tor keeping desperadoes.1
flie ii'iiimiltis- on city buildings will
j'ka-c n: that :i few Isiftrds are tacked on
oneV, the prisoners who may be con
;nod tin re tierentter may not wih tnenteh
e ld."
'I he .!. Sille l'i,ivtil says: "As we go
i.-.i pre c learn of the sudden death of
Hev. George I", llronson, pastor ot the
Coui'regational church in this city. II
wo atteudiiie the wedding of Mi.-' Taylor,
Jniighler of the Congregational clergyman
n Peru, on Tuesday evening, and was
rieken by heart disease, and died imme
liate'y. Mrs. llronson was with him at
he time. He lc.ives a mourning wife and
;-rinc children and an attached eongrega
ilon. He was a faithful disciple of the
Lord, and an honored citizen."
A petition to the legislature, originating
in Marseilles, is Wing circulated, as lol
'ows :
"Believing that the demands of the eouu
try require more and bi tter bridges over
iLe larger streams and river in this state,
i.nd
Viii:uk6, The utiildini and maintain
mg ot euch bridges are a burdensome tas
n the towns imm'tiutcly adjoining the
Kami1, while the whole county is iu a meas
ure beuelitted theretiy. we do therefore pe
tition your honorable body to to act such
e. law :t) shall compel all counties in this
state to build and keep in repair all bridg
es within their boundaries whose cost shall
nquat or exceed the sum of me thousand
dollar."
Streator Fnr Vv: "Mme Inspector
lioualil has been making up his report
lhiI fl ri ii 4 A irrprtt inmriii i-ttii-nt ill ri'irtril
i-- i ... ....... . ... - - rt i
U) the mining fatulilu in the county dur-
ingthe past lew years. In 181 there I
were 14 fatal accidents, or one for each 8T,.
ViO tons orcoal raided. In 182 there were
blx, or Mic for each 100,000 tons rained,
and since last Ncplembcr there has not
' been a serious accident In the county and
during that timo probably 400,000 tous or
coal have been raised. This Is a great and
satisfactory improvement and it is not too
much praise to say that a good deal of It
is due to the management of Inspector
Ronald. He has carefully watched every
mine in thVwwn'y nd where there' has
for
attend to
llOftf.
Iett on
Princeton', thence To Ottawa, to
court Juties-
The body of Harvey Hyde, who died in
California, is expected here about M outlay.
The railroads have had a trying tune of
it lor the b-' month, but a-e ugaiu running
smoothly.
The !.-( of ilie Club dtinivn bikes piace
on Friday evening.
Rev, I'.-eretl L. Conger, (ieneral Ageut
of the Iiomburd 1'niversity of Oalesburg,
iveunied the indnlt of the Universalist
" (-.- - c a
church on last Sunday.
Several ot our cltizcm will attend the
grand reception to be given by uncle John
HolTuiiin at Mendom during th latter part
ot this month.
r.llls aro nos'csl uti' here lor William
Parson's lecture at Mendota on the 23d.
Capt. W in. Uapeman la now comfortably
mttlctl In his new and commodious house,
but has been in pisr health all winter.
$5."0 was what the arbitrators allowed
Win. llallard vs. Jobeph Nolen.
Karl now supports four im at markets
and only oue post otllce.
P. S. Please inform u how tall John
yVenth.-rth i and oblige a short umn;
m. e. r.
tlmml KlilSf ltfn.
C. 11. Carter has rented his farm and will
remove loth:- vtllaifo alnxit. the llrstol
March
lftv:.l Vrt-ck hiis -''.d his liiim.Miid
bought a residence at the Utdge which he
is remodeling and imrroxiug. He will
occupy it uboitt the first of March.
Mrs. .. 11- Pnrshall presented iiti loru
with a beautiful 10-lb. boy on Tuesday
the third Mr. I". has been blessed with.
Mother aud child are doing well.
Dr. Curtl wa, taken suddenly ill this
week, anil Dr- Hathaway of Ottava was
called, who prnonneiit the disease Spinal-
meningitis.
C. H. Osirander was home this week
Trom the Aurora Seminary visiting his
family.
Caltp llarrord, formerly foreman iu 11
J. Harnie's storo, has resigned as such, and
btwghttho lumber yard of Mr. SsfTord.
notH)kossin Peb. 4th.
XV Aitlilngtou letter
(lM;ulr corrcanonilotcf .
WASitiNinOM, P. V., Feb. 5,
Tha senate made such nrocres? wi'h tuu
tariff bill I ist week that those 'm have
been lenst hopeful of its passage in con-,
rres-i have taken heart acrain. On the de
cs- - t-
mocratic side of the chamber the impres
slon seems to prevail that the bcuatc ma
pass 'he bill by the last of next week, prob-
Khiv not until the very last day ot tiie
week. The stublorn contests that have
markod the committee of the whole on t er.
tain provision will be renewed in the seu
ate when the bill sha'.l have becu reported
back. The amendment placing lumber on
the free list will, perhaps, be opposed with
even more vigor than it was in committee.
The iron schodalc aid the sundries also
contain provisions which will lend to re
newed debate; and, upon the whole, it the
bill got throusrh tho senate this wrek no
doubt Its triends will be satisfied.
The tariff debate In congress hows con-
cluaively that local interests, after all.eier.
ctse a powerful influence upon the minds
and votes of cnre:.'?nien. The tantt re
former, who ''!!i n general way declares
himself in favor of reductions, halts when
some production of his own state is
reached, and when it comes K a vote he is
found on the side of protection as far as
tlut production or industry n which Ins
co:it:tuents are interested is concerneti.
The ten or fifteen thousand Government
clerks are having a hard time of it this
winter. First came the civil service bill
which proposes an examination to
weed out the most illiterate of them; next
Secretary Folger's rules, which required
them to De at their desks by nine o'clock,
or to forfeit part of their pay ; and IWand
worst a bill has been formulated in con
gress which enacts that they must get to
work at o:S0 A. m. and work until 4:30 i.
m. You may be sure there is wailing and
objurgation in the hearts and on the hps
of thousands of salaried employes, but no
resignations have yet occurred. 'o resig
nations will occur. 1 he government woi k
Is far behind hand :it thousands' of desks,
and It much better to have it expedited by
imposing additional hours on tnese over
paid, pampered, idle clerks than by em
ploy ing an additional force as has been
the custom of the republican party. From
t1:H0 A. M. to -l:;:t) r. M. would not be con
sidered an onerous day's work by several
mili ious more competent but not as well
paid clerks in the country. Uusiness is
disgracefully neglected especially in the
t T. s. nstent oMcc. This office is not only
supported by the fees paid by inveutors
for patents, but it yields a largo yearly sur
plus to the U. K treasury. Vet it is not
uncommon for an inveutov to have t watt
from two to six months before his inden
tion can be examined mul passed upon.
Over otic hundred examiners are appoint
ed for tnis work and by proper industry
sndaUeution to the duties for which they
are paid with the nvctituis' money, they
xitntri ivisilv keen the work UP to date.
That this Is fur from impossible is proved
by aoine few of the examiner who do it,
and have time to spare; b it the niajorily,
knowing well that ihey bold their places
by political favor, are, as a rule, Idle and
neglectful, spending the time during office
hours in rending newspapers, gossiping
an t talking politi- s. The number of ap
plications i'or patents last month was great
er tbnn was ever made in any previous
month, the receipts or the patent office
amountinetoover W,000. The commis
sioner or patents ha asked for an increase
of forco and room ; but what is tho use ot
increasing his forco when he cannot make
those employed work more than half their
timet Tiie commissioner hlmsclt holds
his nosition not from fitness, but by pom-
icallntturnce; many of the examinmer
Wholesale Market.
Ottawa, Feb. T', isx;.
U'l'B '.vii ram.
IjimI Hour.
V.i 'tir MM smerlk-uil.t-st'-ni, cat.
Huuipif.itn
."nil r
CitvMllI -OIH EdK'', f
Un nr Home
W'fi'i Hv.irt.
Flour, Pstcut. lC0i
Kluur, KunsiM winter, Hi ftn
Flour, Mlnnesoia spring wheat. retail.
Ilrun V HV lh
Cum Meal. retail. V lift...
I it'll -t:rn Ul:U i'. Kr in; idj
UUAI.V l'
Wheat, biiali
Rv. a.i
Coro.iliFllerl. 5"
Corn, far 7" a
Corn, new, "it 73
Oats. Vi ni
Tiuioth Sfed
rMOBll P.
Potafota. liMJh
Butter. n-
KW, ilo
ClilcWma, live, taprlDK,; ilwz
li.rKi-n. ilreF-cil, V
Chirk--.! . ilf iwert.
llurk.-, ilrPHMil, tti
. iiii -.-.I l, V Tt
Hay, ton
l.l VB P loi K
C'nttiicn foo:,niW. ai l(..
t at:ii- utt tool, Mi-ir'.. li I Si.
Fattalves. live viKt, U"'
Sheep.- UHw.
LlvHi.K.. IW 1
fwl.. iri-..,'li. :. Ito h
TA1.LOW, HIHK9 AS Li SALT.
Urd, 11
Tallow, In oil Mil.,
Tallow, looae. a
Suit, hl'i
Hide.. 1
Calf. ft ,
Demon. V
Klliii Hide. II
ii.. i:i X. Ih
Hides unit 1 or won Kruiaart-t.-iiiu '
The grain price cover whole rango ot inarket, iroiu
wurflioiiai: prices lo uricea nald for odd loailii lor leeil.
lo.iiiri'ilis
;ln- ,iei':l srtd j
tt. Ihiil fori
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The oldest House,
The largest Stock,
The Best Variety
Of Goods in this Line in
La Salle County.
UNDERTAKING AS USUAL.
Parker's Hair Balsam.
, r f 'fi-JV', tiprfM Hair Drtstmgtitat
Never Faili to Retore Cray or Faded Hair
to it Youthful CoU. socand $i sizes.
Floreston Cologne.
AVirim Ftimovni.t I'ur.n . ratiatT. l-n
t.".Ti.i. i-cbi. v lrc a i" Pruak at? ,m.
HlaCOS A CO...V V. ttfcafSvt.IN Kl"-'""1'-'"';
miilMJiMMKIMfflfcKlia
4iintrer. Sachn. Sundrakr. Mttlmfta
manv of ttic best mwiicine Uncivil w.-. i ' '"
"AKKEk's '.iki.br Tonk:, into a rK-uictnc '
v.-.neii rind cfibctivt! powers ;.s to i-ukciM'.e '' ;;
l'.ipod l'uriner and Kidney Corre.:ur mm t::t
. Best Health and Strength Restorer Evsr Used.
It cures Dvstcti?.i.i, Rheumatism. Ni:r.ir.;:;.. r-'xrit.
hxsacsMni all diieasesof ths ktarm i:.l-i'T:.i.l.ur,
Liver, Uruuirv Orsfini, and all U' i. on.p'. ini..
If you are wasting away viih fmiMimriHM! r
diaeaie. use Ihe Tonic to-uay. It wiHr.uray iwvaa-
Kemember! This Tonic is trie I.e. : I air.tly :le"i
cine ever niad;. and ir far superior tu l.ittoi-. ly-i-truci-vi
t'.in?crand ether Tonics, ns tt nevrr lntos.rat
and cures Drunkenness. Anv de.dcr in a.-uji .an
supply yuu-w.and$is.ics. NoneEeiiun.oiv.-.i.
signature of Hiscox & Co., Chemists. N. .
Ukc.k Saving m Buvtso thk Pou-m: o;.i ...
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Cares Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimples and Face . Qrabs,
Blotches. Boils. Tumors. Jet-
tor, rinmors. salt jxneum,
Scald Head. 3oras, Mercurial
Diseases. Female Weakness
and Irregularities, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, J-tandice,
Affections ot the Liver, Indi
gestion, Biliousness. Dyspep
sia ana general veoiuzy.
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