The Ottawa free trader. [volume], July 26, 1884, Image 7

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1HECEATGERMAN
- REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Relieves ni) mrea
ItHEUMATISX,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
1IA HAt llR,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
SORE THIOAT.
UflNSY, 8WELLINU8,
N1MIAIKW.
Sorer, Cutl, BrulMi ,
FROSTBITES,
iiikxm, M'ALnft,
Anil all other bodily acliee
and pain.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Sold hy nil lniKgl"tn!
Ih-ulunt. Direction lu II
language.
The Charlea . Vogeler Co.
mHin A. Vial HUH CO I
Bsltiaor, Hit. C. 8. a.
iliauan, Jifmn,
iii1fiirdlii,il
DR. J. B. WALKER,
Oculist and Aurist,
Who Imi' practiced In this city line
ISM, nmy be consulted
AT THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
On the Hot Saturday "f inch month,
as follows:
Ksitorda.v Januarv ft
Saturday K'lriiury 14
Suturilaj- :...Mar-l 1
Sat unlay April fl
Saturday May if
Saturday I June "t
At 811 other times (as thin Is tl lily place lie vlslta
professionally) he may lie found In CliU'mjo.
OFFICE AND DISPKXSART:
85Wasbington Street, N. W. Corner of Dearborn,
f2
2
IN CASH
OIMCM AWAV
UlUklM HVVHI
ATTENTION, SMOKERS I
All contestants for the 25 premiums agtrregat
lng above amount, offered by Black weirs Bur
bam Tobacco Co., must observe the following
conditions on which the premiums are to be
awarded: All bags must bear our original
Bull Durham labt 1, U. 8. Revenue Stamp, and
Caution Notice. The bags must be done up
securely in a package with name and address
of sender, and numberof bags contained plain
ly marked on the outside. Chorees must be
prepaid. Contest closes November with. All pack
ages biiuuiu oe lorwaraea ueeeiuner mw
must reach us at Durham not later than Decem
ber Uth. No matter where yon reside, send
your package, advise us by mail that you have
done so, and state the number of bags sent.
Names of successful contestants, with number
of bags returned, will be published, Dec. 22, In
Boston, Herald: New York, Herald; Philadel
phia, Time; Durham N. C, Tobacco J'latU;
New Orleans, Timet-democrat ; Cincinnati, En
wirer; Chicago, Daily Xetet; San Francisco,
ChronicU. Address,
Blackwbll's Durham Tobacco Co.,
DCRHAM N. C.
Every genuine package' has picture of Bull
49 See our next announcement.
CARTERS
I LVER
fe I, dill ft
filck Ecadacho and relieve all the troubles Inci
dent to a bilious state of the evstem, such as Diz
rinef s, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after rating,
Pain in the Side, &c. While their most remars
able sucttES has been shown In curing
Beadnehe.yrt Cart er'sLIttle Liver Pnisaraeqnally
valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing
this annoying complaint, while they also correct
all disorders of the etomnch, stimulate the liver
nd rvgulate the bowels. Even if they only cured
Ache they wwild beamiest priceless to those who
tuffer from this distressing complaint ; but fortu-
. naiejy weir goodness aoc not en a ncre, e:: u moeo
who once try them will find these little J'iilr' ". nlu
ablein so many ways thnt they willnot be willing
to do without them. 13ut fif'-cr nil sick, head
la the tune of so many lives that here Is where w
snake our great boaeU Our pilia cure it while
Others do Sot.
Carter's Little Liver H!!s are very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, bat by their gentle action please all who
tsethem. In vialsatx'Scents; five forl. Bolt!
fcy druggista everywhere, or sent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New qi-
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Modern -Science
M Skeplici$m
What has Skepticism done Air tlie worlii?
Nothing but to suggest doubts. It has even
Biiggesied that Kheuimitlsm cunnot be cured.
t-kepllelKiu la an bud an JiheuinaUsm.
What has Science dune for tlte world ?
A good many things; for Instance, It has
shown that Itlieumailsm can be cured.
It has shown that Neuralgia can be got rid of.
Modern science has proved Unit Rheumatism Is
a blood disease, and nan provided Athuipuouos
as the remedy which can completely cure it.
It hua nroved that although the old doctors
failed toovercoine Neuralgia. ATHLOPiiORnscanJ
reach It, and eradicate It from the system.
It has proved that though these tormenting
diseases were so slow and obstinate, they can
be overcome In a little while by meaii3 of
7WiIopIioro5 !
Don't be skeptlcaL If you have any doubts as
to what Athlopboros can do, write to some ot
those whom It has cured. For Instance, Rev. 8.
R. Dennen, D. D., Pastor Third Congregational
church, of New Haven, Conn., the pev. w. P.
Corbit; pastor Georgp st SL K. Church, of New
Haven, the Rev. J. K. Searles. pastor W UlettSL
V. E. Church, New York crty, Mr. Brummell, the
well known candy manufacturer, of New York,
Ex-Got. Blgeiow of Connecticut, and many
ci hers, equally well known.
) iiuer that rt
it tram your drnwwt, tmt if b Daunt it. do not bo
pnvbadod to try iwnwthing elae, but order at ooca
from ua a directed.
ITHLOPHOROJ CO.. IQ WILL ST.. NEW YORK.
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UBS
SfOK
HEAP
ACME
stone, Stevenson,. Signor, Thompson, Wit
aon, Wood-38.
Sup. Dresser, chairman committee to
Kettle with county 8iiMrlutendentof schools,
submitted the following report, which was
adopted :
Mr. Chitiniutn, d-c; Your committee to
settle with county superintendent of
schools would respectfully refill that they
have examined the bills presented before
them, and recommend the payment of the
following:
La Sai.i.k County
To 0. 11. Stockualf., Co. Supt., I)n.
March to J uly, To pontage and txwtul
cards )23.!W
Do., printing circulars and adver
tisements, as per bill rendered . . . 29.50
Do., blanks for olllcers t4.U.3, tele
graph
.ic ,
4.W)
Do., letter heads and paper ex-
press 1.55 4.55
Do., expenses of teachers for e.ai)i
inititr papers from district schools
to state fair 8.!5
Total $71.25
All of which is respectfully submitted.
E. S. DiiEssKit, Chairman.
Sup. Fischer Introduced the following,
which was adopted :
JKolceil, That the county attorney, I
W. lsrewer, is hereby directed to com
mence suit against Olney Fuller for ull
taxes now n maininir unpaid on the tax
books of Mendotu against said Olney
Fuller.
Sun. Iloire. chairman of committee to
settle with county ollicers, submitted the
following report, which on motion was
adopted :
Mr. Chitirman, tic: Your committee to
settle with county ollicers would respectful
ly report that they have examined the sub
joined semi annual report of V. R. Milli
tmn. sheriff, and bavins compared It with
the oriirinnl books and records, believe it
correct and recommend its approval. The
report shows that the sheriff bus received
2,111.07 us fees from individuals during
the six months, and that the allowances of
tho office for the same time, Including the
salary of the sheriff, his deputies and their
traveling expenses, are 4,i 07.08. County
orders have been drawn to the amount of
$2,323.00 In payment of the deputies, ac
cording to a standing resolution of this
Board, and there is therefore yet due the
sheriff the sum of $331.01 in settlement of
his accounts, and we recommend that an
order for that amount be drawn In his
favor.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Walter Hook, Chairman.
To the Hon. tUe Chairman ami Gentlemen of
the Board of Suivrviiors of La Halle Co. : Gen
tlemeu I respectfully present the following ab
stract statement of earnings and receipt) for i
year ending June 4th, 184:
EARNINGS.
County 4 miscellaneous business, $3,752 55
Court costs 3,171 W
Total earnings 6,924 24
KKCEIl'TS.
County . miscellaneous business. 104 25
Court costs 1.1W187
Total receipts 1.136 12
Bills presented for sorvicos ren
dered county 4.913 45
Uncollected court costs 874 67
6,924 24
ALLOWANCES.
Sheriff's salary, year ending
J una 4. 1884 i.uujuu
One deputy, do do 450 00
rive uepuues, uu uu i,oi.nu
Attendance rjupreme Court 39 uu
Attendance Anoollate Court 72 UU
Traveling expenses 1,33108
Total allowances 4,707 08
Earnings over allowances 2,147 16
Deduct uncollected court costs 874 67
1,282 49
Amount received from previous earnings, U71 25
$2,257 44
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. H. MiLUOAN, Sheriff.
Sup. Fischer moved that J. W. Duncan
and Henry Guun, Lsqs., be retained as
counsel to assist the county attorney in de
fending the case in the Supreme Court ot
the Towns or Ottawa and South Ottawa
against the county of La Salle.
Sup. .Miller moved as an amendment
that said attorneys be not employed.
Nip. .Meliuclilan moved as an amend
ment to the amendment that the matter of
employing counsel to assist the county at
torney in defending said suit be deferred
until the next September meeting of this
Hoard.
Sun. Dunavan here took the chair
On motion Sup. Gunn was excused from
voting on the motion of Sup. Fischer and
the amendments thereto.
1 he ayes and noes lieing demanded on
the adoption of the amendment of .super
visor McLnuchlaii it was lost by the follow
ino: vote:
Ayes Beach, Blake, Conard, Doyle,
Drackley, Dresser, Farnsworth, l'inkh
Griffin, Hoffman, Miller, McLauchlan,
Nicholson, l'erkins. Smith, Wilson, White
and Mr. Chairman 10.
Noes Fades, Ford, Franks, Fischer,
Gransden, llelmig, Hickok, Hoge, Ilolleck-
er, Jennett, Jennings, Lauf, Lukins,
O'Laughlin, I'hillips, I'oundstone, Rosen.
haupt, Sicrnor, Thompson and Wood 20.
The question now recurring on theadop.
tiou of the amendment of supervisor Mil
ler, it was lost by the following vote :
Ayes Beach, Blake, Conard, Doyle
Drackley, Farnsworth, Finkler, Griffin,
Hoffman, Hollecker, Miller, McLauchlan,
Nicholson, Parr, Perkins, Rosenhaupt,
Wilson and A bite IS.
Noes Dresser, Fades, Ford, Franks,
Fischer, Gransden, Helinig, Hickok, Jen
nett, Lauf, Lupins, O'Laughlin. Phillips,
Poundstone, Smith, Signor, Thompson.
Wood and Mr. Chairman 10.
The question now recurring on the adop
tion of the original motion of supervisor
Fischer, it was lost by the following vote:
Ayes Dresser, Fades, Ford, Franks,
Fischer, Gransden. Griffin, llelmig, I Ii k
ok, Jennett, Lauf, Lukins, O'Laughlin,
Phillips, Poundstone, Signor, Thompson
ami Wood 18.
Noes Beach, Blake, Conard, Doyle,
Drackley, Farnsworth, Finkler, Hoffman,
Hollecker, Miller, McLauchlan, Nichol
son, Parr, Perkins, Smith, Wilson, White
and Mr. Chairman 18.
On motion of supervisor Hoffman the
clerk was authorized uixin the adjourn
ment of the board to draw his order in fa
vor of the several supervisors for their mile
age and per diem for actual attendance as
allowed by law.
Supervisor Beach presented a etition
from many citizens of Ottawa praying for
an abatement of a smoke nuisance caused
by the iKiiler house, which on motion
referred to the committee on public build
ings. :
Supervisor Franks from committee to
with county officers, presented the follow,
lng report, Inch was adopted :
Mr. Cviirituia itr.. Your committee to
settle with county officers would respect
fully report that they have examined the
annexed semi annual report of Stephen
Arnold, recorder, and believing it correct
would recommend its adoption.
All of w hich Is respectfully submitted
Walter ILjge,
Chairmtin.
RECEIPTS,
For recording; wed eotat instruments
from December 1st, 1m3 to June 1st, 14 $1,975.50
For rwoording chattel uiorttowe and
bills ot sale from December 1st, 1883, to
June 1st, 18H4
242.511
62,25
2,23U.US
tor certiueu copies, certimjatea ami
cancellations
EXr-KNblTCHKA.
To salary of Recorder six months..
$ 750.U)
75U.UU
257,(11
A.4U
tl.UI
To clerk hire
To extra clerk hire " "
To express charges
To postiwre ami cards
To pot office box nitit '
To amount paid 8. V. lUiymuuil, cuur
ty treasurer
l.VI
51005
2.2.05
Respect fully submitted,
SrsruKN Aknoi.ii,
liecordrr.
On motion of supervisor Wilson board
udjourned till 8:30 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
S.vri itnAY, July li), 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday.
Minutes of yesterday's session were read
and approved.
Sup. Hoge, chairman committee to set
tie with county officers, submitted the fol
lowing report, which was adopted:
Mr. L'hmrmttn, c: Your committee to
settle with county officers would respectful
ly ask that that part of their reKii t on the
semi-annual rejxirt of Sheriff Milliiran,
adopted yesterday, in which settlement Is
made with the sheriff, be reconsidered,
and that the settlement be made directly
on the basis of the sheriff's report, and that
the clerk draw his orders in accordance
with that report.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
Wai.tku Hook, Chairman.
Sup. Mclntyre, chairman committee on
equalization of lands, submitted the fol
lowing report, which on motion was
utlopted :
Mr. Vhiiirmiin. Jr.: Your committee on
equalization of lands would respectfully
report that they have examined the matter
of the assessment of the lands of the sev
eral towns presented before them, and re
commend the following additions imd reductions:
t Si
IS' ! 1 5.2
TOWNS. . , Tii n
' 1 t- a - si
I I , M
Adams 14.li 6.l' 05.... fclll.Sitt 14.W
Allei 15.40 3.-i5.'.1N 3,.V-',, 15.10
llrooktteld..., Vi.Ti JO.StK) JNi.560 12.7a
Bruce 14.41 l:tt,4tii .... ... . l1.4ti 14.41
lliiytmi 18. 78 Il.4ii0 mi .... 'M.01 14.81
Deer I'nrk 1.1. :. :.-.... 04 1 1.Tr,
Dllllllllck .... 14.41 Sffl,678 B3.fi! 1S.30
KaKle I 15.V3 3ia.Hll .... tU .5M, I5.
Karl I 14.84' :,S0 03.... S.W.K64 15 av
Kdl'll ' 17.50 348.3S0 I t 3;.4.1); 1H.6H
Fall Klver. ...! 13.57' 174.H70 10....; 1W,47: 14.M
Farmltidge..' 17.tt! S74.85J 02 I 3H1.SI4 17.30
Freedulil 114.44. H4l,atl5 05....' S.W,3as, 15. 1
lirsml ItapldB! 10.41' 37V.50U 03 31.1.325 15.92
(irovelmiil ... 14.30 S'24,345, 03. ...I 3SI.tr?.', 14.72
Horn! 17.34 3V5..V21I .. 8;5,7I.' 16.47
LsSftlle 21. W 220.M5'....! W '2HU.H6 19. !
Mmilius ! 14.78' attt.siS t ....) 2nfi.H73. 15.08
Mendota i 17.68' 388,811 02.... SHK.6I8 W.t
Merlden 15.62 318,7m.') ..' :H.7K5: I5.6J
Miller 17.041 S),05 JWI.OT 17.01
Mltwlim 15.40. '298.816 02 .... 3n4.7!r2: 15.71
Northvllle... 1(. 28 S42.7HH 01 32U.(H7 15.63
(iptdr 13.81 310.310 10 341,3-11 15.21
(hinge I 17.00! 4tW,8-2a ....! 08 376.577 15 61
Ottawa i 18.35. 152,1100 05 I59.tt3 HV28
Otter Creek..! 15.76 aw tMl . . . . : Ot 3II.7421 15.13
Peru ! .!' 331.83 12 '2U4.058 20.20
HleldHIid .... ! 10.95: '201.044.... 05 247.1W2: 16.10
KutlHUd 15.96: 887.755 8S7.T5B 15.96
Serena 14.861 8l,lln 04.... 3H1. '266 .15.45
South Ottawa 17.98 '225,067 .... ... . 225.0r 17.98
Troy Orove .. i 15.65' 552.1!' 02....: XKM 15.96
lltlea : I5.07i 171,601.... .... 174.601 13.67
Vermillion 14.24 30S.336....! 02 2111.1711 13.90
Wallace 13 30 235.823 12 .... 261,121' 14
Waltliain ,17.52 4e2.:l ..... ( 394,2.54.17.17
Totals. i ! 11,217.27.: ! 11.237,985,
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W.M. H. MclNTYKK,
Jamks W. Stkvexson,
D. W. Conakd,
John Nicholson,
J. H. Caiii.in,
John P. Wilson,
Al.UKllT GltANSUKN.
Sup. Franks from committee to settle
with county officers submitted the follow
ing report which on mouon was adopted
Mr. L'lutirman, die.. Your committee to
Settle with County Officers would respect
fully report that they have examined the
SRini-annual report of W. W. Taylor. Cir
cuit Clerk, and having compared it with
the records of the office, believe it to be
correct and recommend its approval:
All of which is respectfully submitted,
Ciias. T. Fha.nks, Actiity Chairman.
to the Iouortihli lite Hoard oj hitjtrt'isors nj
La Salle County. The undersigned would re
spectfully report the followiiijf caniiiitr anil
iveclpis il tlie c U'lK oi inu circuit, t null lor
the six months ending June 1st, A. I)., 1SS4,
an itemized statement of which appears nf
records in said ntliee in the Ueglster of Ii
ceipts and Kxpemlitures.
rot al fees earned
iii i-i
Fees received from Co.
Fees received, olllee
Total fees uni ullccteil . .
4'.es 40
or, i
10
:!,:!7i 7 i
.',7-i.j I'm
Total fees received . . .
Ur. V. Tavlor, salary.
W. L. Seu'lev, " .
(.:. L. Brailforil, "
Balance due County. . .
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Kespei
tfully siilimitteil,
. . l avi.oh, c trend ( if m.
Sup. Franks also offered the follow ing,
which on motion was not adopted:
Mr. Chairman, dir.: Your committee to
settle w ith county officers desire to call the
attention of the Board to the fact that d tir
ing many years the county sheriff has been
allowed the sum of $4 per day for the use
of his team while driving it in doing coun
ty business. Believing this allowance t
be excessive, we recommend the allowance
of 3 per day. All of which is respectful
ly submitted. Ciias. Fhanks,
S. HoSKMIAlTT,
Al.UKKT GltANSUKN,
Waltkk IIlHlK,
John Smith.
Sup. Stevenson, chairman committee on
abatements, submitted the following re
port, which was adopted :
Mr. Chairman, dec: Your committee on
complaints and abatements would respect
fully report that they have examined the
matter of the petitions of .1. H. Carlin and
John Smith, supervisors of Waltham and
Ophir, presented before them, represent
ing that certain farmers and taxpayers
therein mentioned were assessed on grain
in the town of I'tica, and were also assess
ed for the same grain at their homes on
their farms.
Your committee recommend that tlie
parties mentioned in the liefore mentioned
petitions be released from assessment on
the books of the town of I'tica in the sums
set optKisite ther names utKin said 'ti-
tions.
And we have also examined the petition
of E. M. Galloway rehitive to the assess-
wasinient oi n-m 'i u. mi okx-k 11, wriginai
Town of Ottawa, and your committed re
commend that tlie assessment of said lot
be made $.V)0, us determined by the town
board, instead of fJOO, as returned by the
assessor.
All of which Is resjiectfully submitted.
James W. Stevenson, Chairman.
Sup. HickoR presenteo a oill from S. 14
Massey for fees and expense as witness fn
tlie Garrity and M Gowan burglary cae,
amounting to $'20.2., and on rhoTiou tUe
sum of $12.2-, being actual expenses in
curred, was allowed him.
Sup. Mclntyre offered the following res
olution, which was adopted: '
Wwi, That the committee on PuMic
Buildinir le authorized to have th roof
ited ;' aJso
'"Mtud
ck at Loi-
,itke ilf
mjr'thtn
;tlrtian of
inlnor repairs
think neceOry.
committee on
stibiultleil the following
rrx. 4i4ui(iitrjcjiv1 ' '
. 4 i4ulotrjo;iJT,
3fr. 'iwifrjpan, dir.: TYour coritjittee oh
Feea tfni fiiilarles woull respectfuuvnort
that thev have examined the petitio
Mr. Kelly for an Increase of salary and the
resolution of Mr. Perkins for an increase of
salary of Mr. and Mrs. Iteedy, and as they
have been unable to have a full attendance
of the committee, would recommend that
the matter be deferred to the Sept. session.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
C. Fischkh. Chairman.
Sup. Hoge, chairman of the committee
to settle with county officers, submitted a
report, which was adopted, recommending
the payment of the following claims:
W. W. 'Taylor, olllee expenses flLSO
" fee In criminal eases.. 4'.ls,.40
A. T. llartols, paid for extra clerk hire. '.rj."i(l
Jacob L. Link, work in probate clerk's
olllee fitl.OU
Sun Hickok presented a claim of K. T.
Freciand, of Sandwich, for sheriff's fees
amounting to and on motion tlie same
was-ordered paid.
On motion of Sup. Hoge, the Clerk was
authorized to publish tho proceedings of
this term of die Hoard In the usual manner.
On motion of Sup. McLauchlan the com
mittee on Public Buildings was directed to
procure drafts for suitable inscriptions to
be cut on both faces of the corner stone of
the court house and submit the same to the
Hoard at its next September meeting.
On motion of Sup. Fades the Board ad
journed. jfrr dvtrtisctimtH.
SPRING STOCK has com
menced to arrive.
A fine liue of Ladies' Kid
and Goat, 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.
PRUETT & MILLER,
Contractors
and Builders.
1'repnred to niiike emit met fur Cni-penler Work of all
kiiiilf; niiike emanates; furnish iniitertali,ftc.
Stair H u i Mini? a Specialty.
All perMiiiscmiti'inpliitlni! Imlldliii: will find It to tlielr
uilviinMire to call n them for eHtliiiutes.
SHOP ON COLl MIiUS STREET,
Second Mtilldinie south of County -lull.
maris tf
LIBBEY BROS. & CO.
HIIKKPKIiS ASP MIllTKliS UK
Clyde, English & Horman
HORSES,
HEREFORD CATTLE
I'olaiMl-China and Ucrksliire
SWINE.
100 POLAND
ir this .Seam m's Trade imw
PIGS
ready f'r wile.
A iiiiuilieriif aiilniHls'if earli nf lliealmve liieedn
nfallaitea and -r. eillier K"i'l'' nr Ihnrniigli-
hri'dx, alwnH on liaiiil fnr Kile.
rllnii nf I.K k ii lr ii Kami, five mil' " wmtli
wvt of Oltawa. I'. It. I!nx, 1.m iittawa, IlinioiH.
Boots and Shs.
We have a full and complete
stock of Spring and Summer
tJoods, at prices remarkably low,
considering the quality.
A splendid line of Ladies' Walk-
in Shoes and Slippers and II Itli
Button Shoes. .Misses and Chil
dren's Shoes, Men's and Hoys'
Shoes; in fact everything in the
shoe line.
We do not expect your trade
unless we can i;ive you as much
for your money as you can tret
elsewhere. Neither do we ask
Jvou to tkl our word for it
hut
- - . i . .
COTflrAndJudjre for yourselves.
tfegOws are on our shelves,
pleased to show
t. J3P'1IPPS.
aud.gttttsi'sof
the cfV-"'-"-lerj-tiw1
8
jCsll
it mm
OTTAWA
Caniage and Road Cart Factory
, I GAT t SON, Prop'rs.
MANUFACTURER
OARRIAGES
PHAETONS,
4 y
Buggies. SfUe Bars and Tanner's
Two-Seated'Buggies
AUo. THE
GAY ROAD CART,
Wlilca liacknowleilKt-d by 1) who bavo tiwd tliem
be the mum complete for
EASE OF RIDING,
Beauty and Durability of any Roao
Cart placed before the public.
Call anil examine our different iitylea of ORrriatrea at'
Uuail Carta, Ai'.. bi lore purciianiiiK, which we
will neli at ebeap as Koud work can be nj'A
fur bv any manufacturer in thetate.
REPAIRING
In Fainting, Trimming, Iron ft Wood Work
Promptly attvndeil ta and tatlafactto
uarhiitiard.
Factokt One Block West or Post Orrici
UBHlAUliiS, HUUUllSH,Ar.
H. W. JONES,
Carriage Factory
fHOBB IV WANT OF
Good Carriage
UuiKie. T
e. Top and Open migpieii. Slide seat
wo-eeat nen ninwles. Liiiht WaKoni.
sUiKiea, e., ean nna iwem at hub iac-
tnry, all of lilt own make, of the
Beet Material and In tlie Mont Approved
Style and Ftntah.all Warranted and for palest
Low !rlcen. Alio make to order audi aa are wanted.
HepalrliiK dene promptly; painting, trimming wood
and Iron work.
OTTAWA CENTRD
Wagon & Carriage Manufactory
JOHN D. VETTE, Prop'r,
On Suuerior Street, near the old
River House.
Foi
Having Introduced a.any important Improvement'
Id i "tatilUhnient, inaklni It th' lariient and
moat con plete yi 0i city, the under
tinned liiTlteaTarmorii aid otbert
def-irdm new wnffiiNs or
old one renalred'
or wlrblng
Fine Fainlly CarrUKe, IOigi;lea, I'hwton
mid OeiniM-rnt Waifofa,
Or anythnu In bin line to (rive lilm a rail. All work
warrantedHinlpnees that defy rompetltlon.
V)HN O. VKTTK.
IIILL&FOIMIIIALS
Carriage and Wagon
FACTORY,
n Main Street, c-r tot BUer Brldgt
OTTAWA. ILLS.
afanuffcet-ire all kludi of CAKtoi, Tor ai
ftrtt. Bunuiaa. vartoua atylna of " Two
lltTin I'll., ton a, Umona.T MnSpaiK Wao
Alaobav a large aMortinent alway. on band. KlnV
claw Kaaaiaa' Wtwim alwava on hand.
All onr work la warranted, and made of the heat m .
erihl, and wMl be aold alttu itood and reliable wor
can h. fdd at. .
Weamnloy a nrai-cm. innimn mu k--i
,r . I ainil. oHoD-work and repairing at tiort muii-a
for a 1 Kindi oftop-work and re
Call and ix' our n
Waconr twfurr buying.
Call and our Uck ' "ur
IMPORTED
BROOD MARES
FOR SALE.
Four very fine Kng'l"li tratt llrn.! Man a, '.n.p. -ti'd
by melavt winter ilin-e of wldi h are Mini year old
ei.iiiihg t, and one ilir.'e veara old; when fiiil gniwn
will w,-lgh alxMif 1" to I""! lb
I have n -uleil In England up to the Uit yar and have
bad every opportunity f"r inakliig rhi.li e 'iei-tifi..
All ttmw ilinlrou "f Inning ebon-e at.a-k are linited
to ei.me and iwe the. annual. lwf,r huying. Curre
polidelwe ,llelled. FliKO. W:l. II.
I' ft. Addrwa: l'.r..klli-:d. III.
lion Tf., Miir-il!, IjiSai'.eCo.. 111. maj U iiii".
rUBLIHEO EVI&Y FKIDAT
At 44 La Salle Street,
OTTAWA, 1 1 -t
Is the On 1 j German Taper
In La Salle County.
Also between Chicaeoantj wtvenprt,n
, therefore well adapted at an ;
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
a
X
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S
Csntral Illinois WscienUati
LMNAL tKTTI.K.MEMT. fTATl or 4j".. IU.b-
A. IHK. IlKl K.NKO Nilll.'A I. Ii..rhv if.,'..:' f . . ull
peraoiid lnler.ii'd In wild t-.tate, ttiat '.lie uii .e. ..'ued,
.VilintnWratrix of the Ktte of wild Jamea K'.b.i... de
cerned, will apM-ar la-fore tbe i'n.lwie Court rtha
iinty of La b.ille and male of Illluola, at t..e t .uintr
Court limine. In (itiawa, in aind eounrv. on Monday,
the 1Mb day of Augit.t a. n. IbHI, for tlie ptirpoaeot
ri'iuleriim an at-eount of her pna-eedlnga In the admin
ial ration of wii.l eatatefur the final artt lenient. I
Oated at Dtuiwa, Uila .Mk day of .Inly 1hi I
MAHY JtOHIR
ATTItaT! A. T. IlARTKIJ.
Ad n
lllllilatrutrlx.
Clerk Prolaite Court La Salle Co,
111. JulyllM
CHASE! FOWLER,
Muttrf in t 'htinrrry.
JM ASTKK'S SAI.K. &TATK OF ILLINOIS, CorsTT
or L bALLK, bruit Vtim t nf tuM enttnty,
'n f'H'tnrtry, '
, William Ilnpeiniin and Samuel C, Wiley, parlnert,
be., eoinplalnaiita, ri. Frederlrk 1. Kinder etal., de
fendauta. 1'ublie nottrela hereby given, that In pnriuanre of a
decree entered in tlie alaive enlltled cauae at the June
term of Nild eoiirt, to w it. June JTiih, a. l. 1H84, 1, Cliaa
Fow ler, Maater in Chani ery of wild i-oiirt, will, oD the
H iimd day of Aiiul a. n. lKI, nt the hour nf two
o't lia k In the aftvrii'ion of auld day. at the aouth door
of the County Court Miium. In tile eitw of Ottawa,
eoimty of La al)e, Htnle of Illlnol, aell 'ai, rfii title ven
due to the bight t and lient bidder, for ca.li. tli fiilloar.
lng deribed preniiwn, to wit: Lot one il nfBHek
nineitu, in S. T. Stilw.n' Addition to F'.arlville, couflty
of La .Salle and otate of Illliiola. -Hated
July rjtb, ISM. CHASE KOWLKH, 1
Munter in Cbaiii'ery.
Gii.iikht A F.i'KLKH, Sol'ra for Coinplta.- Julyli-3
FOR SALE. ;
The late roldenee of E. .1. Wall. IfoiiNe la large anl
fitted up 111 inialirn at vie, and In flrat-tlaaa CondlUoa
la liig nearly new. Heated by furnace. Artesian water
In house and yard. Good nled lot ami good barn. For
further particulars Innuireof JAMES UALVLN, IlelanS
lilwk, littawa. 111. feb :
For Isaf.'tv
In priK-urlng your ti?.i
II MX HUIiSE 11AV Fill
11AV FufiKii' n'irtl
only tliow having thereon an fmpritit
of ouri KAiiK xakk, and thereby af
Infrlngi'iiieiit fee.
Catalogue giving reliable Information furnished free
oy -m a. ami 1 ro im.
A. J. X ELLIS A CO. Pittsburg, Pa.
Alao, Mf'ga Xcllii' Mounted and FloHting Harrowa,
Agt'l Stceln, O'lu't'l Fencing, Itoad lirudera, e. ,
IdeMreto sell iiiiineiliately the following property,
situate In the city ot Ottawa:
No. I. A Two-atory Hrick Itulldlng. 'ilxtO ft., with a
l ktoi'y Iron clad, '.Vx.i, In the rear. Tlie buildings are
Ui-w. Till properly la on ( Union atreet, one block di
rectly wect of court bonne: and a bargain.
Xn.'i My ItcMilt'iice. ltuatcd on Illinois Avenue,
the beat residence street In Ottawa. Tlie ground cqd
hiins alaiut V of ail acre. Houae hna Iti roc una, cloaeta,
bath room and cellar; artesian, well and rlatern water;
good barn, coal and wmid hoiiaes; abundance of shade
and fruit trees; all In llrst -class order. Partle contem
plating buying or building will Hud it to their advantage
to look at this property. Time will be given on part if
delred. Iniiulrc at my residence or of nr. J. O. rlarrii.
marl GEOHUE JEKYLL.
COUNTY ASYLUM.
Notice ii hereby given, trial on Thuniilay,
anu KrioUiya of each week visitor will be ad
mitted to the Asylum. No visitor admitted on 6aa
dayi. T. C. GIBSON County Agent.
MEN
Prooaro for Cnmpplprn of 884
lU.lrKATKII CATAl.OlifK of
BAND INSTRUMENTS,
I'm. forms, t4Ui'Mit nii,etc.f nnU
CAMPAICN BAFOD MUSIC.
CHURCH & LEE,
20O to 206 Wabash Av. Chicago, til.
ALL KINDS.
We will ell yon a flrst-clasa Sewing Machine cheaper
than any one in thin county, either for caab or Install
ment. Oil and attachment! on hand. All Machine full;
warranted. Call and ave
Ottawa, Jan. li 18-4. F. D. 6WBET8KK ft CO.
'Clayton's Dm Carl' fa
The management of this beautiful and popular plf.is
ure rewifl Is pleaaed to announce that tlie (.leu is In
rcadiucs to receive visitors and every effort will la' at
foriii to make all who come enjoy Hu iiiHelvea to the
lltlllo.t.
The use of llrearma In the Parks or surrounding
MP'inisi's Is stiie'ly forbidden, and iu intoxicating
Ilouors or rowdyistii allowed.
liinuince from oitawa, 13 Ulilea: fioin I'tica, 4 inilee.
.Iniill-moe JOHN M. ( LA VTON.
Chicago, Alton & St, Louis Railroad.
( m and after April 29, ll, trains on the C. A. It.
II, pasM Joliet as folloas:
lilllMI NllBTII.
Express Mull U'' P II
Lightning Express 5.11 a X
lietiver Express Vi' r M
K. ( . and M. U Express 5.'' A V
Juliet Accommodation ".Si AH
(IniNd Sol-T!l.
Express Mall ld.1 A M
Lightiilnu Express .1U.J8 r U
Hi liver Expivsa ii'i P M
K. ( . 1 lid St. I.. Express ll.Vt A V
Joliet AecoiiiiniHliitlon 6. 13 !
Lightning Express, llcnver Express, and Kansas City
and M. Loin- Express trains run daily: Express Mali
and Juliet Ai'coiiiiiui'lailoii run daily, except Mindny.
Kansas cltv and St. I.otils Express going south runs
through without change .,f car-. Morning train to St.
Louis lias free chair cars. 11 1 , , I evening train through
sleeper- to St. Louis and Spriiiglleld.
JAY W. ADAMS.
Ticket Agent C. ik A. liallroad.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy B. B-
TIMK TAI1LE,
Oitcil.or 13th, l(Sri.
apCaution to Farmers & Dealei?
TAi;Tiw F,,r Safety In
IUC PimV llitf'wl.'
OF
valnaulB Property for Sale
1
Sewing Macnines
1.
Going North.
5
if
STATIONS.
Pasa. Pai.
No. 70 No.I
B. B.
A M. AI
10.30
12
.07
C5I
9.42
R.34
S.21.
8.1H
8.l
7.58
7 10
7.42
7.28
ra.il
7.10
S.3
S 34
S 23
5.07
S.'V
4.53
4 45
4.94
4.4
4.15
4.M
3.50
. . . Chicago . . .
....Aurora....
.West Aurora.
1
3w
12H
1
2
3
SH
S
Fox Hlv June
...Oswego.. ..
..Yorkville...
Fox
. Millbrook..
..M.lllngtou..
...SI Titian...
....Strena. ...
...Hlakea....
....Wed run...
ID
;'27H
32
:
fH
I4.ll,
44
4
4H
52 t
VI
;804
H
31.
. . . Dayton
O.K. LAP Cr'g
OTTAWA
South ( ittawa.
..Side Track..!
.(Irani! lililge.
...lilchards...
... Streator...
7.1
3.30
H
rn.Li
4
6.5H
A M.LV
Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa ai
follows. For Earl, K.ll) a. .: for Aurora. 10.O5 a. M. ;
for Streator, 5 e5 a. ., 1.13 p. v.. and S.10 P M.
Morning train make cloae coiiiuvtlon at Aurora for
a!1 points east and west.
ruuman raiaee Mwping 1 am, 1 11. v. 1'raTrrag
fUxin. 'ara, Horton's ltecllDlng Chair Car, and the J.
II. A O. Palai e inning Cars, by this route. All Informa
tion alnint rate of fare, leentng car accommodation!
and time table wll be cbeerHillv given by applying to
General Paaaenger Agent, Chicago.
Thus. J. PoT-rait.
fieneral Manag-r, :hlcago. OF.O. E. KOF,
Agent at Ottawa.
Chicago, Rock Inland and Facifio Railroad
NEW TIME TAltLE.
(J.lINO EaT.
No.
2, Pai ttlc Exp s a!
4. Vglit Expr,'- ..
a, Kaiis:islity Expr
Exps ami Mall
.11. 2S a M
. S. 22 A M
. 2. 24 A
. J. P M
. :. a m
.11.13 A V
.x pre-a
H. ( liicai?,, and Ihiven,rt Accom
pi. Peru Fast Accommodation
12, St. Paul Expn-as
Ft'tiihlt Carrying Paufngert.
.w,
tn
VI
, 1-V P M
5.10 P M
H.40P M
.to a a
" K ll.lt! p
GotNU Wht.
No. I, Ailantlc FxTre.
" 3. 'glit Expr, s
1, hicago and Kansas 'lty Fxprea ,
, Ia-eiit.rt Ac4-,tmtii,Mtatlon
" S, Peru Fa-t Acconim,alatioii ,
" 11, St. Paul Expr.-, via Albert Lea ,
t'triiht 1,'ttrryiHtj Pamengert.
2" . . .
" ii. ; '..v......
Nisv, and 10 arrt-e : Cbu ao at U 1.1 a. m.
i hiciuo at 4. 13 P. . daliv iSundav exc-nted k.
.. S.Jdp
..12..V1 A M
.. l.VI A M
,. 1PM
,. 7 . V' r m
.. 2.00 P M
.. I.3t A M
.. 2.H.IP M
and leave
Going South,
Pan. I Pas.
No. 71 I No.
II. ! II.
1
P.M. LV A M. LV
4.1.1 SIS
6.14 111.1
( is 10 ;n
6.30 10.:
(.40 10. M
e.i6 11. ui
B.S4 ll.W
7.0:t 11.1.1
7 12 II. W
m,M 11. M
7' 11.42
7.37 U.riO j
7.50 12.02 !
(.10 j 12 24
8 . HI ! 12.11
p.m. as rii.ii
Ni. 11 and 12 run daily. liM ludfiig Sundava.
No. laearrlea paseng.m tn-tw reu Bureau and Ottawa
No. 2 carrie pam-ncrr between Oeneaeo and Ot
tawa. Nua. 2 and k carry paaarngeTW between JoUet axal
Bureau
N.j. W and tarry paascager between Pitt fcland
ar-d La Salle. H. R. Capi.k. tien'l Manager.
B.ST.J..MM..--. R. r. FmaTTTMA
- 6enl Tkt A l. AgT. Agent at OUawa.