The Ottawa free trader. [volume], June 21, 1884, Image 8

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Cltv Council.
Ml-ltl'lAl. MKKTISO.
A mh'i'IhI mctitliii; nf thu illy council was
licld on Tuesday i vcnltiif, called ly the mayor
for the purport of I'omlilci'lii:,' the mutter f
Jlv'titini,' tlio city, tliu ici imMililiitinii of tin.'
ordinance liltrly (mailed relative, to foivljfll
boor licenses, mi uriliiiimce on tliu tire limit
ami oilier mutters.
All tho incmtK'iit wore present except AM
(jrltlitli, who wan out of town.
The llrHtsuliJi'i't taken Ui wan tliu li.'hthiif
(juestlon. Aid. Iloluin, chairman of thateom
lulttec HUhmltli'd the two propositions: tin
the ono of the (in Company, proposing to
irht the li'i lamp now In u.-e for J,4TJ per
year, and $l-fl adilitioniil for the litrliN u
mi tin l.rhlL'fs. thu e tv to furnish the new
lamps, heads und audi tflae-.s as may he need
ed; and the one of the Thomas-Houston
Elcetrie Llirht Company for furnishing W
llL'hts of 2,fN) eandli! jiower each, from dark
to iniilnlKht on niifliU whenever needed, for
15,000 per year. To lirin thu matter he fore
the int.lv Aid. Williams moved the contract
ho let to the eleetrle litfht company. The Mil
Ject wan argued hy several ineiiiher, and the
motion was lost. Aids. Mai Klnhiy, ThiHna,
Bryant and Williams voting In the alllrmulive.
Likewise a motion to accept the proposition
of the pis company wu lost not receiving a
majority vote of all tho tnenihers of the conn
eil. Then on motion the tras eommlttee were
Instructed to make as ood h contract us pos.
sihle with the mis company and submit the
tunic to the council for ratification.
This subject belli!,' disposed of for the time
Win;;, the mayor returned the ordinance on
foreign beer to the council without his ap
proval. The vote by which the ordinance
wus passed was re-considered, and a new mo
tion to reject the ordinance was entertained
and carried, the council thereby restoring the
privilege- of selling foreign beer to the same
place it ha always occupied on I'ljual foot
lug with the home manufacture.
The third question was an amendment to
the fire limits ordinance. The proposed
amendment was practically the same a the
resolution Introduced by Aid. MacKinlay at
the previous meeting. The amendment was
carried Aids. Hoban, Bryant and Williams
voting in the negative.
The disposition of these subjects s cnntl to
have disposed of all the business of the even
ing, and thereupon Aid. McUougnll tendered
his resignation as a member of the council,
ald resignation to take effect immediately.
The alderman explained the Imperative neces.
bity of taking this step, on account solely of
poor health and overwork, and unless his
labors were lightened he felt he would be do
ing not only himself but the public an injus
Ice. The alderman retired from the room
during the coiisidration of thr subject, w hich
ended by a unanimous vote directing the
mayor to use his Inllueiice with Aid. MrDou-
gall to becurc, if possible the withdrawal of
the resignation. The entire body felt that
the loss of so able and faithful a member
would be indeed great, and. witli his experi
ence almost beyond replacement.
The council then adjourned.
Onggn' Glycerine Salve.
The best on earth can truly be aid of
Griggs' (ilyeerlue Salve, which is a sine cure
for cuU, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. Will positively cure piles,
tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this won
dcr healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Only 25 cenU, of E. Y. Griggs.
"A few duys ago," says the IkiiuH iat l'irM,
"Adjuster Smith, of tho Kock Island road,
held a consultation with the Odd Fellows In
reference to tho conduct of the road to that
powerful secret order three weeks ago at
I'tica, the particulars having iilieady appear
cd In this paper. Mr. Smith opened wide his
great heart of hearts and made the
magnanimous offer of refunding the 20 cents
to thoss members who were obliged to walk
live miles to La Salle. To those who remain
ed in L'tica uulil the next day and rode home
he thinks it Is not just to refund the fare.
This Is leek, fried in gall, by jingo! Tomb of
the most precious hrass,-lnounted cheek, turn
your back to the north side of your mouldy
and worm-inhabited scpuleher and blush.
The proposition of Smith was spurned w ith
contempt, and the committee appointed by
11, c Odd Fellows, Messrs. Gates, Strauss and
Tanner, backed not only by the organization
alone, but by tin: citizens in general, are de
termined fur this time to make a soiiIIchs,
pulseless and hated aristocratic monopoly to
bend the knee."
There will be no preaching in the Millikcn
pi liool house in Rutland township to-morrow.
Money to Loan.
We have money to loan on real estate sc.
cin'ity; also a few mortgages, for small
.iiiioiints, for .-ale.
MacKim.m iV I.im.ano,
l'ostolllce Block, Ottawa, 111.
Bend Money by American Express Co Money Orders
Kcicipts given. Money refunded if Ordeii
are lost. Sold at all ollloes of the Co. Pay
able ut C.,r00 (.laces. Rates: To .V-5c: IO-Sc ;
i JO- 10c; :ji-I2c; flO-1.-,; .Vl-'iOc.
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.
The grand jury made their report on last
Saturday morning, finding the following in
dictments: John Moliok, larceny.
Albert Gritlln, selling liquor to minors.
Fred Mueller, same.
John Murray, obtaining goods under false
pretenses; two indictment.
These five eases were certilled for trial in
the County Court.
Wm. Sehoor and Owen Fox, assault, tVc.
Nelson Stevens, burglary.
Martin Skompski, burglary and larceny.
Nicholas 8. McCormick, larceny.
These will be tried in the Circuit Court.
A large number of cases were dismissed on
call of the hearing calendar.
JiAtjnvnt. W. G. Hoiitzo V. James Grim
shaw, 2H; W. D. Parish v. J. C. Hathcway,
fordft.; Cornelius O'Laughlin v. A.J.Jack
fon ctal., 1,::R; David Batchcller v. II. C.
King, Ml. SH; W. Thurston v. A. J. Thurs
ton, I5.335.PJ j Elizabeth Joy v. Pat'k Mea
ghcr, $25; Elizabeth Joy v. Patrick Meagher,
14,500; N. B. Koonta v. Mrs. F. Hepburn,
111 .20 and cost; Gerhard Becker v. Devlne
& Hill, W1M and ctU.
Chanony. KHhimUi Condill v. David Wal
kcr et al., decree of foreclosure, amount due,
tV3.06; t'c- Ra)'i'nd Floyd Clendeiilu
et. al, meeh. litn, for plff., sti..V); Conrad
Moreclt r. Clara Morsch, decree of sale; A.
Watoii v. J. C. Bui ford ct al., master's re
port approved.
J)iii;-rH fitiihtitl. Alice .Stevens v Nelson
Stevens; Baz.le McMastiTs v. Kcvcida Mi
Master, on ground of adultery.
Con vi net ng.
Tho proof of the pudding Is not in i hewln
the string, but In having an opportunity to
test the article direct. C. M. Forbes, the
druggist, has a free trial bottle of Dr. Bomiii
ko's Couirh and Lunir Syrup for each and
every one who Is iilllicted with couuh-., cold
asthma, consumption, or any luntf nlTectioii.
The Musical Festival to bo given Tuesday
evening, June "J-lth, at the Congregational
church In behalf of the parsonage fund, we
llnil Is attracting universal attention. lh
programme justilies u In predicting a rare
musical treat which has seldom been eijiiallt:
in our city. With such an array of talent w
can safely assure the ladle of a crowded
house and appreciative audience.
I'WtT I.
1. Overture "Bonnie Scotland," Catliu
Willis's Orchestra.
J. Duett To be selected
'A. Solo Le Carnival de Venice Wallace
Mrs.li. F. Wright.
4. Ladies Quartette Waltz song. .Went worth
Miss (irant. Misses McXair and Mrs. Jordan
5. Solo Valsu ( 'antahile nlitl
Miss Whittlesey
(1. I'iano Solo Kicoletto erdi Lis,t
Miss hleauore Kvans
PA KT II.
1. Overture "l'oet and Peasant"
( by request)
fui'l'
Willis s Orehe.-tra.
Solo Cavatina
Isabella A. (irant.
.Mycrbcer
Songs. fosV.w wVs rWrongV
Miss Whittlesey.
I. Solo "Good Bye,' losti
Mrs. (i. K. Wright,
i. Quartette, (selected)
Miss (irant, Mins Jordan, Messrs. I'richurd
ana henuau.
ti. "Caprice," Memidaiitu
Willis s urcncsira.
Willis's orchestra has at last a thorough
musician at the head of it, and the change in
the quality of its performances during the
past few months has been very noticeable.
Prof. Stokes, leader, Is really one of the finest
violinists w ho have ever made Ottawa their
home. Until the mu.slcale some weeks ago at
Mr. Nash's very few knew that a new man
was here, and fewer still had noticed his play
li:g; but his work on that occasion was so re
markably line that, diltldent as he Is, he
could no longer hide his lamp under the tra
ditional bushel. There Is plenty of material
in Ottawa for a Hist class orchestra. It only
needed a good leader to mobilize it. The best
of it has always been found in the member
ship of Willis's orchestra, but it must be con
fesscd the quality of the music produced by
them had not been worthy of any consider-
able attention. Now, however, there is an
opportunity for genuine commendation. The)
deserve notice. A viola has been added to
strengthen the strings and a trombone to
perfect the brasses, and other pieces: are to be
added. A number of new overtures of 'real
musical value have been lately produced here,
and others are in practice, showing that the
orchestra as an orchestra is prepared for gen
eral concert work of high grade, while as in
dividuals it contains three really fine soloists.
They propose to make concert work a feature
in tho future. This fact, in connection with
a revival of the Musical Association, should
make the coining local musical season a most
interesting one.
Persons whose lungs are Impaired or have
throat diseases should not go to the seashore,
aa the air Is always poisonous to such trou
bles. Uao Dr. Blgelow' Positive Cure; it
cares coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, asth
ma, Influenza, and all throat and lung dis
toaca. Montgomery & Co., druggists, Dc
cotah, Iowa, say: "Wo oro having a run or
Positive Curo. It gives universal satisfac
tion." Price 50 cunt and one dollar. E. Y
Personal.
C. Stevens
Coi.. Col. R
Is in town this
week.
Eamhs. L. II. Enines, Esq., was In the city
this week.
Os.MAX. Mrs. E. G. Osinan has gone to
Iowa for the summer.
S WHETS Kit. Mrs. F. D. Swectser has gone
to Lock's Mill, Maine, to join her husband.
IIossack. Mrs. Fred Ilossack, of lies
Moines, Iowa, is visiting friends in Odcll, III.
Vancu. I'M. Vance, son of Dr. Vance, an
old Ottawa boy, is home on a visit from Da
kota. Km. I. v. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kelly enter
tained Figcrald's band at their resilience on
Wednesday evening. .
l.iiinv. Mr. Tollman I.ibl.y has returned
home from Florida, having soid out his inter
ests there on account of poor health.
Pa. Mr. Philip Zimmerman, of Reading,
Pa., spent a few days in Ottawa Ibis week on
a visit to his brother, Mr. S. Zimmerman, the
furniture man.
Wiirrri.KsKV. Mi.-s Carrie Whittlesey has
returned home for the summer after a sea.
son's musical study in the east. Rev. M. K.
Whittlesey started on Thursday for New
Haven to attend a meeting of the alumni of
Vale College.
Hon. lion. M. E. Hallistcr, for many
years Judge of this circuit, afterwards Judge
of the U. S. Territorial Court of Idaho, and
now a resident of Chicago, spent a few hours
among friends In this city on Tuesday, and
made us a friendly call. The Judge is an ex
ceedingly well preserved man of his age.
Cook. Aurora lit now: "The committee on
orator has succeeded in securing an oration
from lion. B. C. Cook for the Fourth of July.
Mr. Cook is the son of the first Congregation
al clergyman who did pastoral work in the
town of Aurora, and thus it is particularly
lltliug that the gentleman should give Aurora
the oration on the semi-centennial of her set
tlement. Siieitahp. The New York Sjiiril of the
Time has the following flattering mention of
Dr. Win. Shcppard, of Ottawa: "This skillful
veterinarian is achieving great popularity ami
success in his profession. Starting almost a
stranger a few year since, he has now
acquired a practice which extends over the
entire West." The Doctor, by the way,
went to Qulncy this week on a professional
visit.
Siso. La Salle iMttwrat: "Miss Kittie Mar
cellus, a niece of Col. R. C. Stevens, w ho
created such a flue impression at the enter
tainment In La Salle Jan. KU, has accepted
the position of leading lady with the well
known Grau's Opera company, and this week
is in New York where she is receiving the
most flattering praise from press and public.
The company will soon leave for Canada, and
after visiting the. largest cities they will re
turn to Chicago about September. Miss
Marcellus' friends in La Salle and McLean
counties will b pleased to learn of her rapid
advancement."
J. D. II. It will be admitted by all our
readers that the absence of the letters of our
excellent occasional correspondent "J. D
II.," has been more noticeable in the pant
year than agreeable. They were thoroughly
enjoyable always, and wo believe universally
appreciated and looked for from week to
week. The few who know how much lain
is leuiiired to prepare such matter under
usual circumstances the more admired them
as we diil, bccmisi- of the fact that the time
for preparing them had to be stolen from an
active business life on the road. Mr. Ham
mond is n good observer and knows how to
tell the story of the interesting things he sees
In his travels - and few travelers cover more
ground than he. He has during the past year
somewhat gotten out of the notion of writing,
but has lately, at the solicitation of hi
friends, promised to reform, and that he will
again send us letters from time to time. Hi.-
many warm personal friends in this county
will be well pleased with this fact, and will
adil that there can hardly be too many of
them.
A Remarkable Escape.
Mrs. Mary A. Daly, of Tunkhannock, Pa.
was afflicted for six years with Asthma and
Bronchitis, during which time thu best physi
clans could give no relict. Her life was
despaired of, uniil in last October she pro-
cured a nottie or nr. Mng ew niscovery
when Immediate relief was felt, and by con
tinning its use for a short time she w as com
pletely cured, gaining in llcsh 50 lbs. in a few
month.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure of all
throat and lung diseases at Lutz Jt Brlggs'
drug store. Large bottles fl.oo.
THE SCHOOLS.
Teachers' Institute at Peru.
A teachers' institute will Le held in the
High School building, at IVru, 111., coin
iiieiRing Monday, July .1, at A. M., and
closing Friday. August , 1SS4.
Classes will bo organized for Instruction
in all the brunches taught In the public
schools and tin? best method of teaching
them.
School Oiscipline, Sch'Mil Organization
Moral Education and .Mental Science, in
its application to teaching, will lie careful
ly dwelt upen.
I'he instructors engaged are: J. M
Day, President of County Association of
Teachers; Win. Jenkins, Principal of
lilackstoiie High School; H. B. Lakin,
Superintendent of City Schools Streator;
L A. Thomas, Superintendent of City
Schools, La Salle.
These gentlemen are all favorably known
as successful practical teachers, ripe schol
ars, thoroughly acijualnted with the needs
of teachers f rom the novice to the veteran.
and earnest, positive laborers In conducting
Institute work.
School olllcers are particularly Invited to
attend, and all questions relating to School
Laws will be given serious attention and
will lie promptly answered.
District School Teachers will most un
doubtedly find it greatly to thjlr Interest to
attend.
No charge for tuition for those who
have paid the dollar fee. Board can be
obtained at reasonable rates.
0. B. Stockdale,
Superintendent of Public Schools.
Bucklen'a Arnica Halve.
The Best Salve in the world fr Cuts, Brnis
?s, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Tetter, ('happed Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
ill Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
Dr no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price M cents per box. For salo by Lulu it
Brlggs. .
Grand Free Publlo Proceeslon.
A few of the great features of Forepaugh's
superb and indescribably grand, gorgeous
and cosily free street parade are:
Twcnty-fivo royal elephants in line, 300
plumed horses, 40 magnificent chariots, 22
elegantly-caparisoned stallions, tribe of
Arabs ami Arab band, mnny wi le-open dens
of wild beasts, three great bands, black and
white camels, the pageant of ' Lalla Ilookh
departing from Delhi," in which is seen the
"handsomest woman in the United States,"
and all the wealth of an Eastern Monarch's
Court; also tirsl perfected presentation of
the peerless pageant "Cleopatra, Queen of
Fgypt ;" living lions loose in the street,
snaku (iharmers, lions and tigers performed,
cornival scenes, jubilee singers, all national
ities; giants, dwarfs, calliopes, droves of
ponies, historical, national, patriotic and
moral tableaux ; and more variety, grandeur
and splendor than ever was seen in any par
ade anywhere on earth. It is free for every
body to lok at and admire, and can be seen
on the street at La Salle, June 28 ; Streator,
June ;10.
. 1
Ottawa Markets.
Ottaw a, Ii.i... June '$),
I I Lot 11 IMP Kkki..
Vieli.r Mills slhcr Cloii.t. iaien:, V cwt.
Hiin.c .an 3 9
I'iirn.li J'
i lly M.lls-litlt Klip-. !'&. 3l")
t'weitjn Flint) i
1'iitent, V cwt
Imiiisus Wmier. cwt 3 '
MiniM'M.lii siir!iif Wheat, retHll 3 i)
fer.l.
Ilrnn. V cwt
Sli.irlr I ')
n.rii Meal, retail t 23 Q. 1
l orn unci o ils, ground 1 25
l.HMS AM) SSK1).
Wheal, V l.llsh ( 1 m
Hie. ' MiU !W
I ..ni.slH'll.'il, V W ) K .
i till urn, v :k t saw r
oats, 1 1 1 1 v .-. l. im .ri a. 3'
Oals, wle.le XI
TntH.llij Setil, Y bush 1 01 t 1 ih
Trodi'i'i.
I'l.tat.H-s, hash 13
ItuitiT. f n in i'4 i-yi
, V do .
11 ' l.'Vk
lilckens. live, (In ...
I liickens. ilri'HHeiL V tl.
.1-1 '4 f.i
9 t in
Turkeys, tl
1 nicks, tl.
II I
I. eilu', It-
II. ii, V ton
til
6 00 4 SOU
i.i k n ruiai.
Cattle on fiit, rnwn. IiW 1 l 4 '
I mile i hi foot, teeni 4 50 i J
KhI ch!vc. live weiuht, UIU 5 ' 5
Miit-li, llll llM. 3 HI 4 1-1
Unifis HOI i 8'l
Live Unas Ml & Ill)4 IIS
I ALLOW, ami. AMD SALT.
I.HPI, 1
Tallow, In oil hll. per ft
Tallow, louse, mt lb
hall, per hhl
Midi a per ti
Calf
I lean m
' v
13 I i
W
11
U
10
Hint lllili
Pry Kail .
Tie
lieirratn nrlitsi mifr m little rt.irt. of market, from
andioime prices, to price, paid for odd load for feed.
Yesterday's f loslnir. quotations on 'change
wore
An if.
7.4TS
Wheat
(Vim .ViW
aU MX
Pork 19 .25
Larii 7.30
$,tw jiditrtisemetits.
ADVERTISERS Grocorv and
By addrrtssmu GEO. P, ROWELL & CO., VII UUWl V Willi
u Sprncf St., Now V'.rk. ran leuru the exact cost of W
vy prH.wi lliui i .f AN' VKUTl.sIN'it In American
t4ln. 1 1 OO-l'iltf.' IVllliplilcl, 1 Oo.
At m
SPRING STOCK has com
menced to arrive.
A fine line of Ladies' Kid
and Ooat, Button and Tie,
Walking Shoes, at prices low
er than the lowest
A full stock of Boots, Shoes
and Rubber Goods always on
hand at prices lower than the
lowest
Call and examine stock and
see our prices.
LIBBEY BROS. & GO.
hi:eei'Ei:s and siiii'PEius of
Clyde, English & Norman
HORSES,
HEREFORD CATTLE
Poland-China and Itcrkshire
SWINE.
100
POLAND PIGS
Eur
till;
fcas-in's Tni'le ready tuT s.ilf.
A larifi' niltnlien.f anlmaisof eaeliuf tliealmvebteeils
offtlluKi'A ami '".'A fsrt. either ts or thuiougte
lireils, always mi haml fur saie.
IiiMnvtinn or nt'K'K msirwi. nirra. nv.- iir.."s souue
wit of Ottawa. l o. Dux. B3S, Ottawa. UlluuU.
LIGHT OF ASIA
First time een In the new wurlil, of the the latest,
Kreatest, Z'Milonieal w umler on earth.
The Sacreil biamesii
WHITE ELEPHANT!
LIOHT OF ASIA.
Kxeri wle-t'e an olilect ot surpassinw' U'ntider nil 1 un
bounded admiration. Tlmu--'iels upon tlmiwiiuls are
dailv thrnin:inr our i imvii- Malls In see this llly-lnnkliiji.
arii'-nt-ci ed eveuture, that In lie- country nf l c-ipture
i- ail lilijei t nf the -I i-Mllt.-! ever.'lll ' alio Unrsllip.
It Is tielirfi everywhere hi Kartl.er lli'lia that the )i-
vine Iticldha lnusi ae.laht t-. a. .Me m fe-
WHITE ELEPH4W!
Tlielr own li.cri.!it!il: "f purity: uinlni:e-iii'.tirteriif n
100 Trained Elephants
.IllillL' le W
nil Its -.nth
x !.; '..r. aft.
J iilld n
HllllUa! !'!!
r-nnnn aid i
Vim k v. .v..
Amer.o.i. iirnl
in, at
AT
La Salle June 28.
Streator June 30.
Colossal (nitherlin of all Nat;'
tune seen In America.
lis and first
.f the
Sultan's Own CHILDREN of tbe DESERT
30 Moslem Mamelukes & Moors
Aei oiiijianied liy real Ara!.U.n Musical l'.an l, with
1,000 Wild Beasts!
1,200 Men and Horses!
3 Circuses, 3 Rings!
fir S"iAcm. wltii
ROMAN HIPPODROME!
iKull Half Mile lino- Track.)
Race hv Elephant.. I'atnfK Horse. I'niilefi. Men. Dis'
Molikcvs. and all kinds of races, and Just
lniirted thirty thousand dollar
Stud of English Race Horses!
r.oMAX HAKMT RACKS :
lirand Mnsenni of Manreln: liiatit. feet liiuh: Dwarfs
and hum wonders from .-very here. -S"at for '.''
Kmir Rail av Trains. Worth mile of trae. to see the
Orand and ltor's,us Historical
Street Pageant! 5 Bands Musjc!
ICi.e (ijtM vmnr" Nirnsie .V' liiMl '
S.H R..rallv Robed Proccssotilstn' Veiuis,l."ddeasof
Love- I'i.s.'patra. Ijilia R'kti. All the .-altli. .nip
and paavaiitrv nf the distant Indien. Aliluiely .anier
than Haruuiii'.nr any and ail the other coinotued slums
tDdinV-l''ii. only rem: C hlidren under yeaix a
rent Kxtra Irain.l Ij.w ra.- to and fn.in tnn to
we the I. rent h on-aiit!li .-how I.n't f..ni t the day
mini date: II i? never i-haivd.
' A1AM H.RKI'All.H. ..- Proprietor.
ew Styles of Tjpe and Low
I'rices at the Free Trader Job
Print insHoonis.
UPPER
A SPLENDID AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
At the Lowest Living Prices.
Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices
Starch, Pickles, Tobacco, Machine Oil, Molasses,
Syrup, Kerosene, &c, &c.
FLOUR ACTD FEED,
Hams, Shoulders, Hacon, Choice Itutter, Fresh Es?s:s, Lard,&c: in
short, A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
Adjoining, but not in thu satin- room, is a
With a neat Bar attached, stocked with the host liquors and cigars.
IIT 0: t :iu I new cus'.iniers uivlte.1 to call, liimils deltvoreil W :tll pin ts of the city and to tin depots.
MAHER & BUTLER.
PROCLAMATION.
(Not by the Mayor of Ottawa.)
Wliprcis if 1i-ts r.-m-liii'l our iar-. fuvl ir Ikw nl-io imieared in tli iournnl-i rin.l
print of thf day. tii-t "'i. 1'A II' I." Mil MA I X, nkillful emu pn meter of llniifs and Moilkioi's, hihI a rrliahlo
vender nf the s iie.e. n;i".e leterti.ineil ti. . ;i- ntir pii!y city nf ottawu and cmniv nf La SAllr, to no to a
sir;intfe luiid culled Kl.rrlda. Inlei'ilteil hy it nr.iinr,- pei.ple knmin - t'r.i, k'lt it If 1 eiayKittfii, where cows tr a
iiisile nf t:ii mill U :4ii i.t. )'!' it li -1 ntli.-r !.trsne ilniiit'"- iiml ileva-os. then' to t'limutii In the ra'alt-.x of
nruiiifi-s, flhtmj iiei-.'1'iitns und eittn.i: cr.M-k'iilili's:
,rr'f, inxwe.e h tin iiiipie mil re ii.i inrniniinu ..n-i ex ecu : i1 'ii i .1 sueii n ilitnenjus project; ana DO IC
further
:.M.,lrf. Tlei' .' le.;r" that ymi de-l-t ai d n-f rain frmii tl.v s-uin-. Hint Instead remain anil abide an u sftldf -it
e..liiMiiun.-i- nf lir-is and M.-.lieine in the a-Nullv city nf Ottawa i . 1 enmity nf I.a hallc i the l.et entity under
the s'lti, i hert' enw i tfie I-r;li mtik and o ii four li-k'. as all ilect ht and w.-li-hehaved cows lionld, and pis
lire piznish a!.d ai-. fat -liter their kind : and that you emitlnue to sell thime artM'l.'s for the relief nf mmik'afl,
and also such artle'.'-s nf t-..l"t for the eiihaiw .:'.' and periet.iatiiu' id 1 1 it ymtk and btituty of our Women iiad
liiaidens i tin' fa. rest in the land as ar- Sur Mmu n to your craft.
K'MKFTIIB 1'LitI'I.K uK III I
la uci'urduiici' with the u'i.'Vc, I havu
A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS,
Medicines, Stationery,
l'erf 'uniery,
I h ill g:ve es;K'e:a a'.T.T.tlnn tn l'fE HI !'TI''S'. wlileh shall be titled at all time with cure iiml accuracy,
t or the iviivci.iei.ee ' ' fanners tmd i.ti.er. w ho may favor iue with their tra-le I shail also bine on haad
A Full Stock of Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
PAINT BRUSHES AND MACHINE OIL.
All of which I shall tvW at the I.n" e.-t Price nt which Good liuials fall !c Suhl.
DAVID LORRIAUX,
West of Court House. Sign of the Golden Mortar.
TWINE
(Manufactured by the Inventor, J. F. Appleby.)
The Best Machine in ;he Field carrying
the Appleby Binder.
The Jei?
..vTlNtiiict type and nerfe.-t mnchiiie. Tlie only Hinder having a
siiccefiil Bundle Carrier. Saves irrain hji 1 work of one man.
Tliesf two IJinders, for simplicity, In i ability, lix'itness of draft,
clean cutting, ease of liandlinjr, tizlit bin.Iinir and economy in use
of twine have no equals.
The NewWalter A.Wood Mower
WITHOUT A RIVAL.-
Best I.iudim: Twine, Hardware, Tinware, Stoves.
TOWN
Provision Sforo
hnw, tlierelnrf, ). i
AW A A.M. V III. MTV. IX I'liNV. KXTIOX N'OT AsSKMBLEO.
decided U open, ALiOl'T MAY Slat,
Toilet Articles, Notions,
Sjionijes, A;c.
BINDERS.
Waltw A. food