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- From Galloway.
Galloway, Au. 13. At the residence
of the bride's parents, M1b Sadie Elliott
wnsninriied to-dav to John S. Mugg, of
Kokonio, Ind. The guests present were
Mrs. Homer Elliott, of Oilmun, Mr. and
Mrs. (). V. Woodward of Streator, It. Bui-
lock and son of Tonica, Miss Lucy KgWrt,
Mrs. Lovd Knapp, Miss Nettie Hoffman,
Mr. and Mr. Ingles of El Paso, Bennie
Muirg, brother of groom, Misses I,ibbie
Ola'mville of Polo, and Macrgie Bryce of
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Mathews. Mr.
Mathews performed the ceremony. The
presents wt-re many and useful.
"Art" had a narrow escape to-day, from
the tipplne over of a grain stack.
Mr. amfMrs. Mugg' start next Monday
for their new home in Ind.
Mrs. John Elliott starts to-morrow for a
visit at Oilman, 111.
- We received a pressing invitation to at
tend a reception at J. I- Mathews on Fri
day evening of this week.
KHOM ANOTIIKK.
Threshing is the topic r.f the day, al
though some are shocking.
Mr. Fredenhageii was the guest of ('.
L. Hoffman on Sunday last.
Mr. John Elliott will return home with
Mr. II. Elliott toGilmoiir for a month's vist.
('. A. I
. .- -
From Ransom.
Hansom, Aug. . Miss Snyder, of Pax
ton, is visiting her aunts, the Misses Ile'o
At the Repnlilican canons Saturday the
Plumb party were successful by a small
majority. Cullen's grangers were busy
harvesting. If the township was fully rep
resented we think C'ullen would have as
many followers as Plumb. The delegates
chosen were, A. X. Douglass, V. II. Mcln
tyre and P. (ieheber.
Miss Simpson, of Ottawa, is visiting in
the village.
Miss Louisa Mclntyre will teach the
young ideas of No. -1 this winter.
Miss Katie. Senate will teach the fall
term of the Hansom school: and will also
tench in the lower room in the winter.
Miss Fanny Blaine is ill. Dr. Ives is at
tending her.
Mrs." Tracy, of Ottawa, is visiting her
sifter, Mrs. f'eter Trainor.
Mr. 'I'. L. lirunk bid adieu to his Hansom
friends Tuesday. During bis stay in Han
som. h? has mailt many friends, who will
be glad to hear of his' success in the fu
ture. O. City.
North Ophir.
. Noinn Oriuit, Aug. Pith, 'S4 Warm
days, cold nights and no frosts indicate a
Jorig fall (so sin s the men of olden times)
which we need" very much for the corn.
(uite a number are threshing in our
midst anil all report oats light according to
last year's yield.
The Campbell Bros, will take the lead
in tliis vicinity as they have one of the
best machines out.
A number of our young men will attend
the bull in I'tica, Friday evening, Aug. 15.
Charley Meeks of Prairie Centre, is too
proud for any use. His spouse presented
him with a bouncing boy last Friday morn
ing. I f tJie report is true some of the boys are
getting up a picnic to Starved Ho.k, Deer
Park and Baily's falls. As the parties are
popular young men we anticipate a large
turnout.
Mike, how far is it to Ottawa by Kinria
gar's and the county bouse V
Jay Eyk Skk.
...
From Waltham.
Waltiiam, August 8. Some time has
passed since our last writing, as we were
enjoying our annual sojourn amng the
fair damsels, forgetting the outside world
and the duties required of your correspond
ent, hut we will again resume our work.
Since Jupiter has resigned as evening
star it has been extrefliely cool and farmers
kre entertaining (ears of an early frost.
All shocked Oats.
Humming again from early dawn till
hite at eve The threshing machine.
The Leech Bros, started their steam
thresher on Tuesday in Mr. A. O. Crosiar's
winter wheat. It works charmingly.
Mrs. Harry Johnson is visiting at her
son's, Clayton Johnson, in Iowa.
Mr. Peter Cartwright has erected a new
granary. Ditto Jas. 'K Inzer a new barn.
Hev." Akers was shaking hands with
friends in Marseills on Monday.
Mr. Geo. Bennett is having his house
painted.
The Shay Bros., of Dimiuick, passed
through town on Tuesday en route for
Ottawa.
Mr. Hhodes, of Pittsburg, Pa., who has
been the guest of his cousin Miss Katie
Hhodes for the past few weeks returned
home last week.
Elinor Irwin is all smiles it is a girl.
Mr. C. W. Esmond lias a new jump-seat
carriage. That is right, Amasa ; try it Sun
day evenimr.
William Wilson and Will Warrick were
sent as Republican delegates to the county
convention on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Moore has resumed her du
ties as teacher in Dist. Xo. 1, in I'tica.
Clint. Conde sports a new buggy.
John Cutlibertson is threshing his forty
acres of rye. Billy Longworth's steamer
is doing the work.
Jacob Newcomer and wife were visiting
friends in Ottawa the first part of the
week.
Mrs. Conde returned from Ottawa on
Monday after a short visit there.
Thomas Burke has built a new cow
barn. Farmers are complaining of a great
many oats growing in the shock. Cause
cut too green and a continuation of wet
weather.
Miss Katy Duffy has lteen entertaining
Mary Myers the past week.
John Anbury and sisters were calling on
friends in Diniiniclt Sunday.
Thomas Esmond has leen hauling ma
terial for well, we do not know; but we
hink he will sail in a matrimonial boat ere
long. Thomas, do not hesitate upon going
to sea, but go at once.
John Wylie, one of our ipular young
lmchelors,"is now view ing the hills of Bon
nie Scotland.
On Tuesday, in Ottawa, John Myers, of
this burg, and Miss Katy Skelly were join
ed in the bands of holy wedlock. May
they have a long and1 prosterous life.
I'. ami I.
From Dimmick.
Dim mh k, III., August , 14. Iiain,
rain!
Early potatoes are rotting.
John Hamel has built a tine hay barn.
Oat harvest almost over.
Luke Doyle has forty acres .f tame hay
yet to put up.
B. S. Huckins has returned from Iowa,
where he has been selling nursery stock.
Rev. Dinmore will deliver a lecture one
week from next Sabbath coming, in the
Baptist church, on the "Christian Sab.
bath."
Some twenty-five or thirty of the Mendo.
ta people attended Miss Gilinore's enter
tainment last Thursday evening.
Miss Lizzie Laimlng, of the Center, re
turned a few days since from Chicago,
where she has been visiting friends for
some time past.
Adam Gilmore returned from Dixon
Monday. Adam, we understand, will wield
the birch in the Grove this wiuter.
Hev. Gibbon, of the "Pine tree" state,
preached in the Baptist church in .no vil
lage last Sunday morning.
It is said that Mr. Waterman, the gentle
man who was here in May securing the
right of way for the new railroad (air and
paper line), was here last week settling for
laud. We have failed to find any one who
lias received any cash as from the railroad
for land. The excitement runs high.
(.'lias. McLaughlin, sr., ami Henry Peters
were delegates from Dimmick to the He
publican convention at Ottawa last Tues
day. i itto Krausse and his partner, Tony Cline,
of Meudota, leave in about two weeks for
Salem, Oregon, to engage in the boot and
shoe business.
We are pleased to report that Mrs. Thus.
Gardiner, who has been ill for so long, is
able to be around again.
Guy Simpson is expected home this
week from the Dixon Normal. We are
sorry to learn that the crops on Mr. S.'s
place in. Hamilton county, Neb., were de
stroyed by hail a few days since.
llarrv Short and George Huck, two of
the village boys, who are attending the I
business "college, have the commercial
course and are expected home this week.
Misses Mary Comieiton, Susie Dimond
and Sophia Hamel are attending the teach
ers' institute at Peru.
Peter Coleman, a well to do farmer of
Troy Grove, has the boss (,at field UH I
acres.
The people of the Troy Grove Bethel
are making arrangements for special servi
ces next Sunday evening.
Some farmer's in this vicinity cut grain
last Sunday. It usually is the case that
these jiunf felbiic icho ire, cmiijiiUnl to irurk
on Siiinliiji do more work on that day than
any other day in the week.
Uev. Dinsmore, Geo. Wills, L. B. Hicock
and A. Gerlaeh were sent as delegates from
Troy Grove to the Republican county con
vention last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Salyard's friends
w ill be pleased to learn that they are doing
well in their new home in Carthage, Mo.
They have just had a line residence com
plcted on their lot.
Some of the East Dimmick and Dim
mick Station boys had a match game of
base ball last Sunday. The scorers failed
to agree. It is said by disinterested par
ties it was a "nip and tuck" game.
The Troy (J rove township S. S. conven
tion met last Sabbath afternoon in the
Presbyterian church in Homer and held an
enthusiastic meeting, in which the leading
points in Sunday School work were dis
cussed by home" ami talent from abroad.
The following were selected as otlicers for
tne coming year: Pres., Samuel Swisher;
Vice Pres., Henry Mitten; Sec'y, I'nas
Myers; Treas., Robt. Moore. Postmaster
Andressan and Miss Lizzie Hastings, of
Meiidota, were present and gave the meet
ing increased interest. The reports from
different schools were very encouraging.
The entertainment given last Thursday
evening in the Presbyterian church in Ho
mer by Miss Mary E. Gilmore, the elocu
tionist, of Etlingliam, 111., assisted by Miss
es Gertie Schick and Lottie Hicks, of Meii
dota, and some local talent, was the liuest
literary and musical treat ever given the
village. Miss Gilmore as a juvenile per
sonator is without a peer. Miss Schick and
Miss Hicks furnished some very line mu
sic. .Miss Schick held the audience spell
bound in "Let the beautiful gates ajar."
Miss Hicks accompanied her on the guitar.
Deutsch's orchestra sustnined its reputation
bv furnishing some excellent music. The
airair was a financial success; receipts,
:52.T.'5. All are very anxious for Miss G.
to give another entertainment. It is to be
hoped that she may be induced to give an
other one some time in the near future.
The young men and boys who perched
on the fence on the east side of the Pres.
tiyterian church last Thursday evening,
during Miss Gilmore's entertainment, were
quiet and orderly, and no doubt got the
benefit of the entertainment in that way
about as well as those who were inside;
but, as the entertainment was for a good
cause, it would have shown a better spirit
to have given your money for money's
worth and not played the "dead beat" by
roosting on the fence and getting a benetit
you had not paid for. M. R. A.
Dimmick, Aug. Hi, 1881. Slacking.
Hoomiug threshing.
Most of the rural schools have commenced.
The prospects at present are very flatter
ing for a large corn crop.
It is impossible for the Homer people to
give up the new railroad. They speak of it
as a certainty, ami have counted the dollars
it will increuse their properly in value.
Miss Jessie Wylie reassembled her forces
in district No. 1 hist Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Merrit, of Homer, let!
Monday morning for Saybrook, McLean
county, for a two weeks' visit. Mr. M. has
land there.
Percy Woods, of Iowa, late a student of
Knox College, is the guest of E. Dimmick
and family.
Frank (jibbs. of Iowa, was in town first of
the week hand-staking with friends.
Mrs. Hattic Heed, of Homer, sold two lots
in the above mentioned burg to George
lbmsbarger, a few days since, for Slo a piece.
Miss Mamie Wcnner is enjoying the hos
pitality of Meudota friends.
Miss Emma V ilk ins gathered her school
tnarm rolies about her and re-entered the
sanctum in district No. i, Troy drove, last
Monday.
Mr. Lienellen, of near Decatur, 111., will
preach in the Troy drove Bethel next Sun
day at the usual time of services.
Miss Clara Short returned from a three
weeks visit to her brother John's, in Ked
dick, first of iast week.
James McClarren, one of the jolliest and
best n at u red popular young men of Homer,
has a new turnout. Gileng, hoa, Girlstepher.
Miss Maggie Moore spent the latter part
of last week in V alt ham visiting friends.
Mrs. Lytle, of Ohio, is the guest of her
brother, W. A. Wilkins and family, this
week.
Miss Louisa Schemppre returned h.iuie
from Wisconsin latter part of last week. IasI
Monday she commenced her fall school in
district No. !, Troy Grove.
Harvey Short, who is visiting his parents
and friends, has secured a position in Dixon,
and will return in a few days.
Miss Katie Mitchell, one of our mom popu
lar lady teachers, will teach in the New.
comer district, in Waltham, this fall.
Elias Short, one of the village sons of the
forge, has, ty the urgent request of the
citiiens of Triumph and vicinity, decided to
go there and run a shop which the people
have Luilt for him.
Miss Ida Edmoads, of Homr, enters upon
the duties of the fall campaign school work
in the Teal district, in Wltbain, next Mon
day. M. A. It.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COL D. F, 11ITT will l a candidate for County
Surrryur.
We are aut)wrled to imouure L. W. IHiKW Kit m a
candidate fur Hie uttlce of Stutr'n Anturiiey. mtijwt to
the declnon of the Democratic County Convention.
$amed.
At OtiHWa. on the 11th day of Autmt ISM, hy A. II.
smith, r... Mr. KUAN K II. TIKKAN Y, of leer 'I'im.
La Salle enmity. III., and Mi KTTA PollLM AN, of
Vllli-cu. lowil.
fcir dicrtiicmeti!i.
MI'S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
KMlllill-lled 111 ITi. A Collcm uine of nudy 111
I'illllil, IIKI'til, SimlOxl mill Oitlimllill lllttrtlmrlltll'
Lautiuatn-K, Art and Uocutioii. Addreiw
,1. s. HAKLOW, Mii-tcnl lllrector, .ImkMinvllle, III.
VIIEATON COLLEGE,
WHEATON, ILLINOIS.
Ten Iti-triictom. Two hundred and tlftv-ilve .Indents
last unr. HooKkcepliiK, I.ennan. l'eiiniioii.hii and
I'locutioii without extra cluiiyc l la icul, sctclltille,
N'.irniitl mid llu-inc I our-i . Kail term eit.2: Win
tertenn I ev. : Sprints term March I". The iw of to.
Imcco and intoxiciitiin: liquor-, and atiendancenn were!
octet i.. nro forbidden. Kur ivtti-tcr anil further In
lotinalion addles ( H AS. A. IH.AS( H.UiP. I'res t..
ViilAli I.AIMKS- ATIILN.KI'M. l'tcparci. for
1 W. lleslcv. Kllll Academic ( nurse- School id
rt. Oratory" Krom Kindcrirartcn to ( ollcp.. r urn-1-hes
tuition In Illinois Loosen uloiy on all luanches of
Mii-le. Address K. I'lm-e, sup't, .lai k-onville. III.
7000 AGENTS WANTED DQ0uui!kf
toscllthe Kic-1 A u i lo'iit i" Hiosrrnpliie" t
CLEVELAND hendfucks
I'.v cx-Onv. Iiorslieltner, of N. v., tin' moil lim.Miii.K.
liiUvmUmi mill liiilitu llifluiltil. It contains line
! '"( '((, will tKLL i asiksi, and pay iiu.okst
CRortv- P., ('-;' nf iniyi-li'il'. nt l innmi l"nk.
rite at i ice t 1 1 1 " It II A I : I III:".-.. Li Salle sired.
llinik'u, P!. I. S. H'V.hla ilir i i-mlil. 'nil ' inlt
iitr urn- mul ' Him-.
'I'O AIIVKUTIsKKS - Lowest Kate- for itdvcrilsiux
1 In 1 iJ ri' I new-iaM i-M hi free. Address
iiKO. I'. lioWKI.I.i i .. 10 Spruce siicct, . Voi k.
This In-iltuttoii. the iai'ifest IliKli School in llhimi-,
outside nt I Ideate. 1- -ecnlid to none III Die West lor
thorotih and comprehensive co-uses uf stud).
The Teachers' Normal and Business
English Course
Ha- latch hecu added, which, with t lit- t'l.is-ical and
Latin Scientitlc course- H ill prepare pupils for leach
in:, for active hiisiness life, or to enter anv of the lead
in Aniei ii mi college-. Tuition sewn iloliar- per term.
School vear lanii- sept. Mh. Kvaminatioii lor admis
sion Suiui-dav. .ih!ii-i M. I.i-t ot iHiurdihir place- can
he had at I'liiii ipat's oltice. Send for circular.
r. W. TI KI'S, A. M.,
aui;1li-4w Principal.
I'uhllc notice is hereliy nlvt-u. that there will lie a
nieetini: of the Stoi khulders of the Ottawa llonle ami
J- ltnt (lla-s I'ompanv on Monday, the 15th day of Sep
lenilier . ii. IR-I. at '4 o'clock i: v. of said day. at the
otlii t Clarence l.rini-'s, Ks.. in Ottawa. Illinois, for
the purpose ot siihmittinu to a voteof said stoik holders
the question uf i-sinni; preferred -lock ot said company,
and thrijucrtlnii of iiicrea-inx the capital stock of said
corpornlioii.
Dated ui Ottawa, 111., this 1 till day of Anuu-t v. n. 11.
s. K. KIM..
(Signed. i W. II. Ill I.L
II. T. (.II.IIKUT,
.1 N. sm i.n;.
Ihrectors.
The annual ineetna! of the stockholders' of "The I itni
wn lluililiia:. llonieslead and sa Incs Association" will
lie held III the rooms of the A oci.iilon. in I'o-t Olllcc
lllock, on Moiidav eveiilna, Scplcuiher I. IHsl, ai i -.:)
e. M. ' T. Mi KINLA V, sec'y.
1). II O'KM an. Pres t. aiiKlO :l '
or Saw at
p vi n
n
n no mi'
Three tine .IKI'sKY ( OW S S.4 and Syeainold: three
Calves, one a yearliiii;: also shepherd Dox of II ne (ual
il, at rixhtap' to he trained to he useful.
K. t. WIH ITLKSI'.V.
aiDihl North illufT.
PER r.KlNTII
llll mU MM SahtttfuHil ('nimixiait t rin
M'Iriii IihmIih'w Multiuser for
Illis 4 it V (ul StlltcJ Am'Uf.V. i:-lHiUuihlr ri,,nliill,n
lni-il)i'ss pnirticiillv iiMHiun)ly. riviillnw the triVhohi
.VNi rtiKh n'tHim) for $1.1111 nuinflf nutit, smitfth
No boinK Kor nurticiiliirs whirr, with rt'h-r
" I- THE NATIONAL-CO.,
2 1 East 1 4th St., New York City.
;iNAL SKTTIiKiMKN'I'.-otati ok
I Si:n Km IV. Iiki K-Ki.-otlce Is hereliy
Hiven to ail iiersons Interested ill said estate, that the
iinilcrsipicil. KxecutriMif the last will and testament of
said Sarah Kelly, deceased, will appear hefore the
Prohate ( ourt of the county of I ji Salle and stale uf
Illinois, at the ( oiiiilv Court (louse. In Ottawa, in said
county, on Monday, the lath day of Septemher a. ii. KM,
for the purpose of rendering an accouiii ot her proceed
inirs in the administration ot said estate for the final
seltlelueiil.
I luted at i itlawa, this l.'llh day of Anpit lssl.
MAliV A. MAI. I. AM V.
Attks i t A. T. I! uii ki.s. Kxeciilriv.
clerk Prohate I ourt. I j Salle Co.. III. mitrl -:!'
1M
lk isiii ca
OK
NEW YORK.
Assets
Total llalillitic
..fi.lDs.iii.iii
.. Il.i.'o.soti Oil
Surplus as reliant policy holders f LViO.-Jim
Hate of surplus to every P)O.Illot llahilltj ... ! Ill OU
a ,h l so 1 ills
The Strongest of All
Mutual Companies.
I'nlike other companies, the HoMK has rciiioed
from its Hilictcs nil reslrictlolis as regards ... . or
;.
A police In the HOMK Is
GOOD AT All SEASONS
And in any part of the wo
permit fniin the company
I w iiliout extra ch.nye . ,,
'I'he tiate.- i-hareit tiy th'
IHiMK on endow men Is are l.nW A I,' than those ch:iri.-i
hy any other cMtupaiiy. '
The HoMK loan-one-third of the premium to the
Hillcy hnlier. at only 6 iier cent., if desired, there!,) re
(iiirinu less i iish than Is chanted hy a compiiuy re,iiir
luir the premium paid w holly in cash.
The Semi Klnlowinellt plan of the HOMK Is the. Iinii
ft form of life and endowment Insurance ever offered
Oithe pulillc; and when compared with the. co-t of
"Tontine" or ''e.i'ioflc' Insurance the comparison is
irreatly In faVorof the new heml-Kiidow nu nt.
I'lllike Tontine :lil les. all H,licie Issileil In the
II'IMK. I. IKK are uiutulnirhi noli forfeitnhle any time
after three annual premiums Iuivp Ih-hii paid, accorilnur
to the hvul standard of (tie stale of New ork.
Kor further particulars ennuire ot or address
J. W. EBERSOL-
A?ent for Li Salle I unity.
Lynch's IIIim k. tt awa. I I
fliiLH-.1inos
BALDWIN I PRISELER,
M.iuufac Hirers ..f fine MAKIILK
and OliA S 11 1.
MONUMENTS,
Head Stones,
And nil kinds of i KMKTKIIV WOUK.
New and Original Drtiifm
A rii IALTV.
DUnGESS BnOTIIERS,
WENONA. ILL.,
ImjieMireejers
( !'
Kntrlivii Sliirc, Norman ami
Clt'velaml Hay Horses,
Make -evi ral inipoi t.iuon- every year. An Importation
ot Thirty Head, now nil the way. will arrive al Wenoiia
alMHit .'uJ. I'lli. cnu-l-llliK oliiv of the choice. I annual
to he found in l umpe. Panic- w i-hins' the hesi. call
and see us. prices iieslcrate. Term- to suit purchas
ers, and every .,re guaranteed a hricih r. Mention
Kkkk Tltvoi a. Inly
r.lenflota Union Fair
M KM IOTA, ILK.
Sept. 2, 34. 5, 1884.
New ami Attractive lYatun's in
All Ik'partmt'iits!
Two Great Political Days,
w 1 1 ii viinitf k- it v
I ION. R.J. OGLES BY
llepuhlieaii ('Miidiilate tor I ..ivernor.
on Tin Ksn , v. skI'T. I. and
HON. CARTER HARRISON,
liemoi'ratic Candlilate fur i.overnor.
mi Kiiiiiav. Skit. M h.
laturday argains!
CONTINUATION OF THE
CHEAT CLEARING SALE
A.T
THE NlflE CENT STORE.
'H) tloz. Silk Talt'cta (Jlou's, all coIoin, worth ."() to 5 cts. Your
choice, cts.
1 ." tloz. Fine lirilliant Lisle (Moves, all colors, worth )', ' ami
S'i cts. Your choice, :I1 cts.
loz. L'u re Silk (Mows, all colors, worth 75 cts. to$1.00. Your
choice, 4 ! cts.
4." tloz. Ladies', Misses ami Children's Hose, all colors, and worth
,." to .'11 cts. Will jjivejou .voiir choice now for l'i cts. per
lair.
tioz. Ladies' Hose, full regular made, well assorted colors,
worth ."0 cts. Your choice now, .." cts.
New Laces ami Kinhroideries, ami Novelties in Ladies' ami Chil
dren's Lace Neckwear. Klegant all over Oriental Lace 81. H per
yard. Choice pat t cins Oriental Laces 'l to 'i't cts. per yard.
Millinery Hi Price.
L. S. McCABE & CO.,
57, 59 and 61 La Salle Street, opposite the Post Office.
OSBORNE'S GOLD MEDAL
I.-iruer and Itetter Mi-play of M ACTIINK.IIV tliau eyer
neliire.
Jin- IvvhilMiioii ol LI VI-. STOi K i- nii-uria-ed.
sI'Kt IAL AITUACTIoNS:
Italloou Ascensions!
Hippodrome Hunniug Haces!
i' rotting Haces!
1 il liitat nut i
11 mining Haces, c.
r" Ui'dnci d Kale-on all KnilroadK...:
auir! ( H AS. T. M AllUKN'. Sec'y.
iuUV kUX
vV CORN YvSHELLERS.
I--. ,A. . n-Vlnrv.
HAND
B CORN
SHELLEES
fifelliiliiie.U iHidlmbI(,'HiiIiiiii'I Jm
ONE. TWO. POURin EIOMT HOHS6
ii (t its i. : ro i; i:us.
UK I. Tor tiKAHED
FEED GRINDERS.
lumping or Favor
WIND MILL
Iron Fumpi
Iron I'ipe,
BRASS CYLINDERS
a f- -
-
I -J "I
AX3 wI'KiN CSBK Ct'i.IIVATSB3.
MARSEILLES MFG. CO.. XL.hlU.
. ... ... ....I. I .....I VI. ...1 I....1 1 -a. ..
Tiii Vn 11 uiu. iiwarded Hie Uuhl (o il H) ll"' IvennicKl r-ooe .mi a iioio.. ii ....i
Jx "ml n Kv d .' i I sit. at the Ian:,-, under Trial ever l.el.l In the I . .v. m.-relev. I, c,..np.
IA . .... ...I ..." .' ...i i K..H lloiii iiu count or the iKi-t wimiiii. a- la-nii; one .
: z s... v d : h,;;v etc ., i,i. i, .n ,n,,,enaih ,,--
nillainl examine. r, n. : F,.,tr, ,..,. A S .V.f, ,n .. !- '"
nunilier In uae ntteata their merit-.
J. I. Case Co. Mimines, Horse l'owers and Airitators
re without a rival to-dav IVtie- who coiiteniplale l.iniiin mii-i plare their order- earl), a- '' "''"'
A ' ' . 1 V" I . :. v m... . lull hie ..I Harrow, cultivator-. IMilvenev.. V mi M
1 " I' - y ake-. ll., Tedder-. Ac, Ac K..i.-I.....l Ki.r... H.-nl.-. Am nc, of I..-
. . . . J .it .i'.. i nil ii ml v uiiti in-
iai'llllM All w.ti ii- ii.
Cr. W. REED &C CO.
HK5T0f7S.
WrrVv fcf " .'J
Lare Nose,
Small Nose,
Thick Nose,
Tli in Nose,
Fat Nose,
Lean Nose,
Loin; Nose,
Short Nose,
Wide Nose,
Narrow Nose,
Artilicial Nose or
Any oilier kiml uf in'-'' is fitted with I In
.Inliti-iiii I'atciit Ka-j Kiltinir
t.y- t.l.i-.i.
I-'.II' i.t'e liv
R. H. TRASK,
.1 KWKI FK ANU OPT II II UK.
La Salle St.. ' i door north of City llrun Store,)
Ottawa, Ii.mnoih.
I iT" cull mid have voiir ev tented tiy the John-ton
ln...tnc K.ve Meter, free ot charmr
WratlOK ami liui iltrs.
VArd on Cutiiiuliuii t., one tla k
north of iiftoii Hotel,
OITAWA,,- ILLINOIS.
THOS. & HUGH COLWEIL,
M SI Kll Tt HKKS OP
Sasst, Doors, Blinfls,
Mori.niNcs..
Stair Kail Halustcis, Newels,
K"- in -r.k ".in'.l mil fit, ;i.i.'o" f 'l-i.
Is tliuip. mlt. and i r li'nii ! ' -) ' con;,
p. ete a Iioiim-. We Uke Clitr.ii t- III .M prt..f th:i.r
the ij..lllliK -taliK. r.irh.-- e..1t. ll ....l:l:i l.ill I'l ! TIT
Ho-Uiil do cll to call o U- rtlld i"' l "Or li'lr. -.
OFFICE AMI FA ToUY,
La Salle Street, Ottawa, Ills.
No. 11 Twine Binder.
nation, at
"i f N-lf-t
the ta'-t
::i.iitcittf.
" irrcat
in tide to
! Kced
ewiim
THE CELEBRATED
El UAiOH
Is lilleil Willi l.ati-lit -Kein, tin-- avle, i.il. iit r.iiinil eL'. il tile, ami -.it.c.-li.iil!i'. '
-mke; nl- laivcs pre oil in Inn. i.y liyilraiilic .ri--iiri' : tin cilu'' --
All Gears Saturated in Boiling Oil
1 1 EST TIM HE It; SEASONED II VE;VEAIS.
More of them are in I'se than any Other Make on the (Jlolr.
'1 ( u
CASADAi
1
sum
l
)
We Wait lo Slow M a New Coot Stove.
Hardware, Pumps, Tinware, &c.
MANLEY & JORDAN.
OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS
E. KUYL,
Sl'i'iT-hiR to It 1.1 W I k K I VI. 1
DR. J. 0.
ras
'I1 1 1 V IC Land", cither for occu panel or tor in
1 IW iK vent incut, are furev the tie' lattlel..
- I all for mat, prime! tna'ter and inform: '.on. ft
several ottao men have made m1 wr cent. i'". TesiU
Lkiul. and jii-t itwnl cliaucea can ta- Jiad n;'. jt
Ot&. ' ' ii..tS.
I v'lm tl) 4 VPT That tnure. F re. Life
I .IJ IV A I I j and Accident. N nc tut
... vrv '"--t coo'ieMiie in niv olllcc. I"" "' oo
I.Vlier than other Htirnw cnarKe.
iiov:t tt
IK. J. O. HA'-M'.S.
CITY T MOV KUT Y. Lli ?
ta !i to wln-t. ttlMl tuiver. wi'l con-l I ti e r own
ttere.t. I.v callliion no-. Wil'.wll d!.lr ; rrwra
I-iSii to '.o. buildini: lot at from i f V. an.1
,uie 4ei.irl.l Lusluca property ,t U rr l,rll,,H
OCEAN TICKETS.
Fine Workmanship,
Best Grade of Stock,
BOTTOM PRICES. DIVORCES rX
Ol x line, to m.d from til Kjr-' .I:--, i:2"t
es rate. I'1 ' - "A"
I TK PlVulUr S W '.rtlilT
:.l;uiti.rjijfc-
"..:i.!l.. ll.lie.1 -11". i". ... .'
... . ......... v.i..- rr.
ui lint.in Mrt. ..piite ..,ntV ( arnaif" Miop. ' tennTmv. crarii.im-vii! ; WAKD
OTTAWA, HjM"!".
State viir cx- ant .P1 Mi''""' .,,'T'
i v.jrld lluildiin:, xi lr.KiUy. New 'iork. uJ

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