The Ottawa free trader. [volume], February 13, 1886, Image 5

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Home. L. Ewing l'ortcr, who has been
attending college in New York City, returns
home to-day.
Drcm. Ed Drum, of Dukotrt, was in the
city first part of the week, visiting friends).
He left Tuesday.
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wilson,
of Fall River, are in Pittsburgh, Pa., on a
three weeks' visit.
Colwell. Uev. R. L. Col well, formerly
minister cf the Baptist church in this city,
was in town Tuesday.
' ScHiLTB. Miss Mary Schulte, cf Peru,
is spending the week on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Duncan.
Covbt. J. J. Pool, George McDonald and
0. W. Dumond, of Earl, were :n Ottawa
this week, on legal business.
Fiskk. F. L. Fiskc, of the clothing firm
of Fiske k Beem, left Wednesday for the
East, to purchase his spring gooJs.
Sum-Ann. Dr. William Sheppard was a
delegate from this city to the National Turf
Congress held at Chicago this week.
Ames. Miss Gla.ldie Ames, of Waltham,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday, on a
visit to her cousins, the Misses Ames.
McAnriiiK.-Dr. K. M. McArthur was
called to Strcator Tuesday as consulting
physician in the case of James Bonar.
Coori:n. Miss Bertha Cooper, of South
Ottawa, who was injured in a collision while
out sleigh-riding, is almost well again.
Pabty. The Misses Fiskc gave a card
party last night in honor of their guests, the
Misses Bclding and Luther, of Chicago.
Lachmasn. Mr. and Mrs. B. Lachniann
and daughter, La Salle, attended the A. 0.
L'. W. installation Tuesday night in this city.
Tea. Miss Florence Nash gave a tea at
her home, 1321 Ottawa Avenue, Wednesday
evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Neubert.
McQvadk. Thos. McQuade, State Mine
Inspector, KnigUtsville, Ind., arrived in the
city Wednesday, on a visit to his namesake
cousin of this city.
Pakkeb. Jos. rarker, of the Class of '8:,
has been since July last in the employ of
Judge Caton at Chicago, as that gontlenian s
private secretary.
Am ks. Wednesday night, at the link,
Miss Ida Ames received a severe sprain of
the right wrist by a fall while speeding on
the treacherous roller.
H ancock. A. R. Hancock, sheriff of Mar
shall county, was in the city Monday. He
says that he took Spellman to the peniten
tiary eight years ago.
Pes. Rev. Penhallegon, of Streator, was
in the city Wednesday, lie it was who
reached the almost famous sermon ovcri
i i.
Weast's dead child to cnurcu. (
Nkvijepi. Mr. and Mis. Charles Neubert
returned from their bridal trip Saturday
night, and are residing at the residence of
Mr?. Anna S. Hook, on Illinois Avenue.
WKiss George Weiss, the fireman, who
was injured at the burning of the Caton
mansion, is still confined to his rooms, and
the bruises are more serious than was at first
supposed.
Stokes. Prof. J. S. Stokes, the violinist,
was hurriedly called to Jeffersonville, Ind
opposite Louisville, Thursday, where his
wife had been for some time past. The tel.
egram stated Mrs. Stokes was dying.
Stock i A i.e. The Xeu. of Peru, in sneak
ing of County Supt. Stockdale, says: '-So
far we have heard no suggestion of opposi
tion to the unanimous re-election of County
School Superintendent Stockdale. His record
in the office is beyond criticism."
O'Cossell. Miss Dora O'Conncll, of Chi
cago, arrived here Tuesday on a short
visit to her friend, Miss Kiltie Graham. She
is a near relative to the great Irish Libera
tor," Daniel O'Conncll.
Roebs. 1. W. Rogers an 1 Mrs. K. D.
Taylor went to La Salle yesterday ufienmon,
called there by the death of Miss Julia Cuv
anaugh's mother, who expired that morning
from the effects of a fall on an icy pavement
a few days ago.
Reedy. Thomas Reedy, the warden of
the county asylum, who several weeks ago
wa severely injured by the attack of a fero
cious inmate of that institution, wa3 on the
streets Saturday for the first time since his
illness. His many friends were glad to
greet bim again.
Martin's Kiij. The La Salle Times last
week contained but one personal. That was
enough. The editor says of his fir simiU
"Our baby is as healthy, smiling and cute a
little darling as ever gladdened a new papa's
heart. She is just as handsome as a burst
ing rose, and quiet, winsome and sweet as
she is handsome." If this bo true, and
there is no reason to doubt it, she is just the
image of her proud papa.
Gcests. Miss Eva Freelandand Miss Do
ra Kilmore, of Rutland, were guests of Miss
Minnie Bailey during the week; Miss Ida
Lane and Mrs. S. M. Finch, of Minneapolis,
are guests of their sister, Mrs. T, Y. Mickle ;
Miss Mamie Bclding and Miss Alice Luther,
of Chicago, guests of the Mioses Fiske;
Mrs. T. Lucey, of La Salle, was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jas. W. Duncan, return
ing home last night; and Miss Kate Jack,
son and Miss Annie Huback, of Aurora,
are the guests of Mrs. Wm. Trailing.
Valentine Day.
Tc-meT0w will be St. Valentine's day and
to-Jay the beaux and belles will busy them
selves selecting their tributes to those they
love. The custom is one of those ancient
traditions mythical in its origin. The four
teenth of each February is commemorated as
the death of St. Valeotinus, a Roman Bishop,
who was beheaded during the reign of the
Emperor Claudius. During the earlier ages
it was a custom in many countries, especially
in Northern Europe, for the young people so
assemble on this occasion. The names of the
young ladies present were placed in a box on
a piece of separate paper and each gentlc-
mitt drew out .hp. The name of the young
lady on the paper was to be his valentine or
sweeiheart for a twelve-month thereafter.
He was to be her special attendant and far
orite for the year, in fact, her all-around de
voted and constant admirer. And mill an
other tradition ascribes the custom of Valen
tine's day to the fact that at this time the
birds of the air and the beasts of the field
select their mates. Though the origin of the
custom is too hazy to admit of any well-defined
cause, yet it is one that seems to have
many believers if one were to judge by the
amount of money expended in valentines as
the day draws near. The pen of the poet
and the genius of the artist have been em
ployed to do justice to the occasion, and
there is no reason why it should not survive
for aye. Our friend, "II. K. G.," with the
ardor of his more youthful years writes
thusly of
his valentine:
Tuo poet "Laureate," this day,
Although he's growing somewhat gray,
Will wing his thoughts to early May,
And he will say in simple lay,
What kind of maid he loves to day.
He loves a maid with a heart light,
That looketh on the side that's bright,
That's hopeful till the day is night.
He loves a maid that hath some cheer
For heavy hearts when life seems drear,
And who, when standing by the bier,
Can say there's hope, for God is near.
Ho loves a cheerful, gentle maid,
Who, to do wrong, would be afraid,
Whose works impress like gold inlaid.
He loves a maid, who, if she's blest
With ample means to keep well dressed,
Can think of those who have no rest
Because that they are so hard pressed.
Ho loves a maid, with sprightly tread,
With a well-balanced shapely head,
Who knowcth how to make good bread,
And knowetu, after she is wed,
That store accounts have to be paid,
And gocth not too oft to trade.
He loves a maid, who, tenderly,
Would cling, in dark adversity,
Like ivy to the stricken tree.
He loves, he loves well, never mind,
The maid he loves is hard to find,
For love, they say, is partly blind.
So now, on this fine Valen'day,
The poet "Laureate" would say,
If he was hopeful, young as once,
He thinks he would not be a dunce,
Nor be afraid of a fair maid ;
For, if for love, his heart did thirst,
And nectar did not How at first,
He'd rally 'round his maid again.
Ho would his bow and arrow strain,
He'd smite the mount with all his main,
I'ntil the fouut would run like rain,
And thus he would his maiden gain ;
For, such a maid would seem divine,
And worthy of n Valentine,
With words, that breathed in every line,
"0 be thou mine and I'll be thine."
Installation of Olllters.
A public installation of oflicers of Inde
pendent Lodge, No. 9S, A. 0. U. W., and of
Howard Legion, No. 4'i, Select Knights, was
held at the Opera House Tuesday evening,
which brought out nn almost packed house
to witness the ceremonies. M. T. Moloney
made the opening remarks, which were fol
lowed by the installation of Lodge 9B, Grand
Master Workman W. II. Hull and Past Grand
Master Workman J. F. Reed olliciating. The
following officers were duly installed, hold
inn their left hands on the bible and the
right raised aloft : Master Workman, C. L
Simon ; Foreman, J. J. Damm ; Overseer,
Charles E. Hills; Recorder, J. H. Wilson
Financier, .Times McManus ; Receiver, Jos
Meaafiin : Guide, John Costello; Inside
Watchman, John Downey; Outsido Watch
man, A. Gerteney. Then Mr. Moloney ir.
vested Pust Master Workman Hull with a
handsome badge of his otlice in a few well
chosen and appropi iate words eulogistic of
his worth and services, to which Mr. Hull
responded happily and pleasantly nt some
length. The badge bore the inscription:
"Presented to P. M. W. Wm. II. Hull from
members of Independent Lodee, No. I'K, A
O. V. W., Ottawa, 111., lS8fi." The curtain
hre was dropped, and after the arrange
tm-nts were completed for the second instal
lation Henry Mayo delivered the speech of
the occasion, descriptive of the aims and
workintrs of the order. The installation of
the ollicers of Howard Legion then took
place, the installing officers being Grand
Commander Hull and Grand Guide Reed, as
follows: Select Commander, C. L. Simon;
Vice Commander, J. B. Harris ; Lieut. Com
mander, Geo. Pruett ; Recorder, J. II. VYil
son; Reed. Treasurer, II. A. Aronstein;
Treasurer, Chas. F.. Smith ; Marshal, Frank
Frost ; Standard Bearer, E. J. Kelly, These
oflicers made their promises of fidelity to
the order by placing their left hands on the
bible and the right behind their backs. J ho
ceremonials attendant on the installation
were highly impressive. Willis's full or
chestra furnished the music.
I'oor .Ioe' Dentil.
Saturday night a shocking tragedy occur
red near Morris. Joe Smedley, of that city,
who had been working at La Salle, got on
the bumpers of a cir to ride home. When
about a wile and a half from Morris he was
thrown off by the sudden jerking of the
train and his right leg was caught tinder the
wheels and fearfully crushed, the bones and
flesh being fearfully mangled. Of course
the limb had to be amputated, his death
next day being the result. His wife and
baby arrived a short time before his death,
as did also his mother, frm Minonk. The
A'r of Morris pathetically describes the
sad tragedy, its follows: "After the train
had passtd he crawled to the north track
and then commenced the journey homeward
on his hands and one knee, drawing the
mutilated limb, which crimsoned the snow
in his path. A train approached from the
east, upon the track which he was then on,
when he again dragged himself over the
deep snow between the tracks and took to the
south track. Along came another train froii.
the east, but the engineers cither did not see
him or paid no attention to him. Fr one
hour and ten minutes the poor fellow drag
ged himself over the frozen now, on that
chilly morninr, with a mangled limb, fingers
frozen, and his blood fast leaving him an
hour which must have seemed a terrible long
one to poor .toe. Thus he dragged himself
2G- yards. The trail of blood was plainly visi
ble. He heard a train anproachinz. If he
could only make his presence and condition
known! Leaving the track he awsitei the
train. V hen the glare of the headlight wm
full upon bim he waved a frozen hind; he
.down brtks. ihe wft stopr.e(J ,nd
by it poor Joe wis brought to the station."
The reoptiou xtriuitu iu a larjie num
ber of their frlenils iu l!ii city by Mr. anil
Mrs. F. L. Flsk at their uw and cleg mi
residence, 1110 North IW street, Tuesday
evening was un elti;aut affair. The recep
tion was given In commemoration f the
2otli anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Fiske. About !!00 Invitations had
been sent out und nearly all responded by
belnjr present. To the elegance of the
permnnent decorations of the rooms were
added elaborate decorations of beautiful
potted plants and cut flowers, making one
of the most charming reception rooms the
city has ever seen. The refreshments
were prepared by the celebrated Chicago
caterer, Kckhtirdt, and served In his fault
less manner. The reception was, in fact,
superb in all Its appointments, and it will
be long remem tiered by those present as
delightfully pleasant, and characterized by
everything that makes such an assemblage
enjoyable.
The Rink closed Wednesday night with
an exhibition by the La Salle Silver Cornet
Hand on rollers. This once gTcat popular
place of amusement w ill be converted Into
a store room for the E. De La Chappelle
et Cie Lamp Chimney works. A portion
of it will be also used by the Sanders Uros.
as it work shop.
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urOIlCIlltl.H, U001"K vouun, n nMniv. ...,.
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IM-i-anna in adviiueed ?iin;en of
he liisraiie. I'rleo SS rta, t'u
liVm. Tim Genuine lr. Ilult'i
Cfwih Sunt is Hold only in
iWiife irniiier, nnil tienr our
registered Trade -Murks to wit ;
A Hull Head in a Cm-lr.a Iiirt-riiiiiri-.n'7.
and Uie
sf.ie -itinilh'iiUrmitiireHof Jnhn IK.
J.'llli cP A. f. Xl-lirr ir IO..BOI0
l'rop's, Baltimore, Md., U. 8. A.
Chew Lnnae'a I'liiw The arent Tnlmoeo Aa
ldot-!-l'neo 10 I U. Sold by all Urub'tflsU.
Jeiv Jldicrtiacmrtit.';.
ROS1S AJtfD PLANTS
FREE BY MAIL.
1 fi Month V Hum'! for S? 1 ,
1 t lieiMiiliinii for W i.
1 T ni'cliliiiK.md lla-ket P'unt f. r t-i t .
Vi ) VerliemiH Tor St.
K"r S 1 O I will su'iiil S 1 ." "Vi n li by Lxpre-H T I ! it.
trMfil lutiiloL'iie. f-l piifcx. frrf.
Addles. 11 V.X N I'. I I jHON',S!..T.v-.'i!i, Mm.
I CURE FITS!
When I sr euro I tin not mean fnprulf to itn thrni fur a
ttmo and then have them return again. I nienn rftdk-t! cur.
I hnvo mado the iMtetm of KITS. Kl'U.M'hY or FaLLlND
SICKN &sg a life-long study. 1 warrant my remedy to cur
tne worm cafla. uecauiifl otnera liava faurd la no reaaon lur
not now receiving a rum. Send at onrn for a treatliie and a
rrca Buttle of my Infallible remedy, (Jive Kxpreai and I'o-l
Vulva, it cotia you nothing lur a trial, anil I wlllrure you,
addreit Vr. U. U, liUO'l', 18) fearl St., hew York.
mil h r, iv wuioivK a wav
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iiaiM swf fiiii'iMtinii Wntilitiitf Mni hiniK. If ymt
wmit one wild IH V'lir ii:ini'. I". '. l 'p'
0ttlC- t out. Til K NATIONAL CO., Ul H.VM..N.1.
AIM MS "WANT MI-To work lur iin t
lln-lr iuii ho . S? li per week eat;
easily lie inmle: no (Miiwewini:: fie'ltiiitliiir ami
Hteilliy fllinioviliein. j-iu i u uini
nurK few tor hciinp, A'luii-n. ,iw.ui. v..
I'.O. Ilox l'.'iti. itoMoli, Mawi,
E want SLKSMi: everywhere, locul nnil
trelliiR. toxell our ponds. Will pay C'nl "al
ary un I all ev.e.me. Write for teriiiH at on. e.
anil Mate aalnrv wanted. SI AM'AKI) bIL
YKlto AliK CONlI'ANY. Howtnti, Muwt.
CONSUMPTION
1 liavo poiltlv remedy for tna above ulieaaa; by lie om
thomanda of of the wont kind and of long aundmg
hive Men cured. Indeed, ao atrnnt la my faith In IU eOVery,
lli.t 1 will fend TWO B0TT1.K3 fBliB, together with a ViLr
II AH Lit TKKAT1SK on tola dueeae.lo any aulterer. Ulve Ki
prei. and V 0. eiHircm. UB, T. A. SLUCUM, lal i'aarl St., U.K.
'PO A1VMU TISKHS.-liwml rate for in
1 vertiidim III ! M 1 Komi newupa ierH-nt Tree. Ad
Urea OKI). I' KUWr.LL & O., 10 .Sjiruee St.. s. .
BoxlS
BARREL
HEAD LININGS.
AND
n A CVfTTB
Send for Price List.
AJat'i.u , -
Ca COLBY & CO., Benton HarDor, Mich.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undent-lie t w ill dell ut TiibUr Auction, nt
H'Milenee, in the town of Kieedoni. s niilii nortti a id
i mile wi-Ht of i ittiiwu, and d miles eunt and 1 mile miiiili
of I'rnirie ( enter, on
Till KSIAV, FliUKI AKV IK, lKHfi,
Coinnieneiiip at t'Jo'eloeli, M., the following deserlhril
pemoiial propi rty: Khe work liiirwu. eoniliiw of two
marex, one lnne ami one epan of iiiulea, one :i year-old
aMlliiiii, half Noniian oin- 4 y ar old enll. one mule,
four ye irMild and one two yearn old. twoHiu kli'K eollK.
milt h i'owk, three ll-vear-oid lieit'era, live t year oln
heifera. fair J year old ate era. een jenrliinfnifvea. our
M-iirllnu' hull ( half Durham i, one eorn planter, one
eiiru planliT, one eulnvator. one Minneapolis liarvi
ter, one aulky plow, tuo et doulile hiirfii-H. ooe Ji'lit
aleluh, one eahleilei-riek, with pole'. I .Mi ft. of eahle. om
eoriiHtalk culler, and oilier articles tm, uninrroua ti
mention.
Tkiimn op Stl.K. All uin of live dollar.' and under,
raoli on day of !i: on ail Minis oer live dnliarn a
credit of twelve month will he vriven.on n.iliwilh nii
proved wciiritv, without lutere-t if pudln'n due, if
not bo paid, inferet at eii:ht percent, from date of .i
will lie added. Six percent, off forrah.
Daniki. kk. JOShl'll MCUSI II.
Auctioneer. fcM3
FOR SALE.
(Hie eluht horM! power p ntalile teel Iwiller and en
Eine. one (jrind-tone arlmr with pulley hone uht urind.
atone, weight I Ml), line st -el polunlnn nrlmr complin
wllli ten polishing wheeN and a lot of smalh-r tool.
For purticulars enuuire of A MAIKKIIOKKI!.
At S. II. Itttn.-hcru'rr's hei-,1 Moie.
B. F. LINCOLN,
Attnr'U nt I'ur.
I;iNAI, KKTI'l,K.MKNT.-Hvr,TK nt
1,'AliI. liKv hKM'oKK). Hki.'Ii Notice Ut here!))
Irtvm to nil nemotia lnierested in nalil emate. that tlf
undennvni'i, adiiilmirntrix with th will annexed ol
the Pdtate of the mill Carl Itcnckendor9,deie-d. will
upp, ar iM-fore the 1'rotiate Court of the county of l.s;ii
and tatc of I II Inula, at Ihe loiiuty Court lloiiw. in (Ml
wa. In Ha'd county, on Monday, the t.Mh day of Mari li
a. i. ins',, f,,r the purpose of rendering an account ol
her iina cedltipt In the adiiillUKtratioii of aald Ute lor
the final ettl-ment.
Daltd at otuwi. thia 9th day of Kenrnsry iM.
I)Ki iTIIKA IlKNCKKMiuKi T,
ArritsT: A. T. IUkiei.s. AdininUir-tr- v.
'! tk Truhate I ourt. La Sailc Co.. 111. f'.-id . J
DUNCAN McDOUOALL.
Aiuirnm at Law.
F'INAI, SKTTliMM KNT, ti Aie or
Uu. fox Mai k, IK'KAKt. Notice la heren?
Iven to ail pernon InterwttrrJ in wild tfe. that ttir
und'"r,ii?n,d, aoiiitnictrator of the ttaie of
aid t.idi-on Mace, d-c,-aM'd. will ftpr-ar Iwfure t)i
rndmle lurt of the roiiniy of I.i h.ilie and .tale of 1:
ilnnl. t tin? County Court lloiiw, in trtlawn, in mid
conntr.on Monday, th lMudayof 5hnh, i, n W
for the purrfmo of rend.-nr.rf an a-coiint of h:a pro
ceetjlnpi in Ihe ailuiiiiirtratiun of udetate forhe tlnaj
a-ttleiuei.f.
Dated at Ofta- this ll'h day of Fehr'jarr, ).
WILLIAM I. KKM.
ATTEST: A T. Hiiti.. Adm!iii.ra'or.
Clerk rrutt: Court L HilW Co.. I:i. fehlj-i
N'f vrici-:. KTTor wttMAvi c. vorm.nri-1.
Notice la herenv xn that the anden.ir.-d. Ad
minlnratoraof the K-tateof V (lllatn C.Muore.lt- of t.e
county of Ijt '-l!e and .rate of UHnoi. d't'.-ad.w'ii 1
pear In-fore the Trohate ourt of aald county, on tiie
third Monday i rx-.nn the Wh day) f A;iri lf.
t the ITohit" o'irt Ii',m, In fittavra. in aald eiiniT
when and where all Tw.na liavlng cialma or demand
apiin-t Mid i-'a:e are notified t ., attend and prevnl
ihe iue in wntnn f.ir adjuatment.
Dar'il t!t nit ila ol r iuruanr a n. tv
JOHN C. MUOKK.
CAIiUiK L. Jt PP.
felili Aduii:uf rao;rr
Mils el Einliiries
At prices that require
or explananon to convince peo- f
pie that they are
THE f 1 OEOT
Has been persistent for the past year in offering its customers
Muslins at nncli less than the ruling prices, and for tiie next ten
days will make still lower prices, which are the lowest ever made.
Atlantic L. L., 5 cU. ; IVpperi'U li., its.; Aurora It., S1 cU.; Lonsdale, 6 cU.; Fruit
of the Loom, O'-j t-U.; Hill, li'j'i'ts.; Indian Head, vV j" its; Lonsdale Cambric, 10 eta.; Double
Width fheetini;s, li eti.; Slater C'ainUHe, 4 eta. per yard. And all double width Sheetings,
Cotton Flannels, Doulile Nat) l'luali, Cheviots, New Fancy Colored Scrim and Huntings, &e.,
at 5 to A) eU. rnr yard less than regular prices.
All our Ulanketb must be closed out if prices will sell them:
HEAVY OKAY BLANKETS, -
ALL WOOL SOAK LET BLANKETS, -
WELL-MADE HEAVY COMFORTABLES,
All our Fine White Blankets, some of them a little soiled, have been reduced In price So to
50 ter cent., according to condition.
At this Mualin Sale we reserve the rii'ht to limit the quantity Bold to each perxon, (as we
can not supply other merchants.) However, will endeavor to i;ive our customers all they
want. Our new stock of Embroideries is the largest ever shown in this city. The new stock
of White Uood.s, containing the leading noveltie. will be received within the next ten days.
A Cash Store can afford to sell on small margins aud thus name the lowest prices.
L. S. McOABE & CO.,
801, 803 and 805 La Salle Street, opposite the Post Office.
nnrOii -ai
for Infants
"CutorUis so well adapted children that I Caurtori cure Colic. Constipation,
trecommenditaasnperiortoany preseripUon I gg PJomach MuM. B,
known to me." 1L A. Abctibb, M. D., I ioni ' F
111 Bo. Oxford . Brooklyn, N. Y. Without injurious medication.
Tub Ckxtacr Couta-nt, 132 Fulton Street, N. Y.
I Always Lead, Others Follow
In Prices , n UOiaPA V f JOIJI --t. us v.. il as Eiciyihiiig else in my Line.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
I hiu c Ihe I,.i:;i:sT STUCK in my line tint la to be found in the City, and if yon
will c i'.l and ciamiuc I llilnk I can cuivincp you that mil iilto
Cleaner than Anyone Else in lie Cily.
My Stock of FANCY GOODS and tho Bettor Grades
of TOYS is very complete. PRANG'S CHRST
MAS CARDS and HAND-PAINTED OR
NAMENTS in very fine variety.
1 '.n j'so cloaini;
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
E. Y. GRIGGS.
fRSlSSEtL;8rS0
sift ilf 1
rTi'rt.aiiiM--ffw.Tl--'v
"ViiiaiiiniKiw'M'r
35 and :!7 l.a Snltc Street.
- THE
BEST SHOE
FOR THE MONEY.
SOLD BY
D. LEAHY.
Auctioneers Notice.
V. II. SEELY
ilralrra to a 1 h" at'eri'iAti of Farniera n1 e.jvcally
Si.K linirn of La Sa..' ana a.IJuinu.x cvJUUi-a to tne fai t
that he will
Attend to ail Public Sales j
at rarnal,'f r-a. mhrt rallM upon hjr h'. frt-'nl
an'l natrona. Urlen liiaf o-. I' ft t WJ..te' Hotel or
a'llrva,
V. II. KKF.KV.
nor; tf 1'. t. B..X l.Jin, Ct!aa III.
no argumentojiSkv
CHEAP.
i2 cents.
245 cents.
49 cents.
and Children.
out my stock of
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
FURNITURE.
Tho oldest House,
The largest Stock,
The Best Variety
Of Godsin this Lino in
I La Salic County.
1
tJNDEKTAKIKU AS USUAL.
TIIK very iu:st
I'.-ai tir.iil Ait Mngi!n n Tiik Am Am tki b. Ewh
nuinb-T conUIn from to 00 law haiiilaoine puiren
fmiltleiwlr nnnteil on heavy tiaiMT. It la full of lufor
matloB about i!l aorta of rt work. It overflow! with
excellent deaixm for wihmI jialntin; and wooil carvln,!
ami hrHanliinnier!iin Biiil einbroiikrlnK. It trWe the
moat ailtnlrahlo
j COLOUKI) STUDIES
i Kver mi'ie.l by liny art niasainc. Il la copionaly lilus.
trateil with ket hea tiy the beat art;t! and w.lh ilraw
liiiB of ictereatiuitart objtrta of every aort. It ahounil
i m uteful hint.i for deeoration ami furninulnif, lnvalua
hie tjeery wuinau with a home to make attrui live. It
! contain! mulUtn.l of tiling that are useful to the urt
atudeut and
AUK FOUND IN
I N'o other publication. If you wUh to paint flowera. or
j portra.U". or c it'le, or lamlapi-a. or fnuafor evi n pho
I tivraphi) In olla or Iu watrr rolora or to mil frai Col
or on ranvaa or c hlua. on plush or aillt, ; if you wish to
orve I walnut panel, or hammer out brau plaiiue.Ui
' enihroider a chair bat k or an a:tar cloth - in ihort, to do
i any kind of art work you will find the moat complete
tiD-tnKtiins aiid tne be--t cioela In
THAT PRACTICAL MAGAZINE.
Till Altr Aniirrn, whoa broail pgr and ireneruua
upplrmeot deilgn aheeta are. aneiiual'.el by auy other
publlratloa In practicability or quantity Every lanne
of thta maftatlne coutaJu more than double the I'eautnn
and uaefal letter preaa to be found tn any other. To ne
oonvlneed. )ou hare only to mention Hii p-rferand
nd twenty fire centa to the pnbltahar, Montague
Mark.. Zl Union Square. Near York, and you will re
eoive a a;wvimen copy of
"THE AKT AMATKl'U,"
T'Hrether w.iU uperb colorvJ itaJy. worth double
the Bioory.
TSR
BALDWIN & PftllER
Minufactureri of line MARBLE
ndOKAMTK
MONOiENTS
Head Stones,'
And all klnuiof C'E.METERT WOEK.
Kcw and Original Vttigu
A SPrc'IAtTT.
Tatd on rotutnhui St.. one bio
north of Clifton Hotel,
7A OTTAWA, - ILLINOW.
MABL
CORN
S HELLERS.
HAND
ONE, TWO, FOUR ca EIGHT MOOT I
HORSE POWERS.
BELT cr GEARSD
FSSD GRINDERS.
Ftapi&( FsTtr
WIND KILLS.
all
am.
aao
ITVLM
ar
Iron Pump,
iron ftpe,
SHELLEKS
BRASS OYLINDEES
i Sg
tPSiKl C;SH CJLXIVATOaS
MARSEILLES MFG. CO.. lA&USSSiu.
0
UIUtlAGBS St BDOOIE0,
H. W. JONES,
Carriage Factory,
fHUBB IN ANT OF
Good Cnrrlaeea, Top and Opin Bngglea. bUJe Si
liUKK'e. I wo-aertt open toittiea, i.inv naa-jua,
ijulklea, Ar.,can find tlieuml thli fac
tory, all of hi! own timke, of the
Heat Material and In the Moat Approved
Style and Finish, all Warranted and for ia:e at
Low rrlce. Alao make to older audi aa are wanted.
Kenalrltnrdonc nrouipily; paiutltitf. trimming wood
.ml iron work
OTTAWA CENTRE
Wagon & Carriage Manufactorf
JOHN D. VETTE, Prop'r,
On Sunorloi Street, near the old Fox
River Ilouse.
UaVlnx Introdiieeii mapy Important lniprOTinsaU
la n'neatalillihuioat, making II the iargett and
tuot con plete in the city, the under
ilunetl Invito! farmer! aid otlieri
Ueairtng new wanaa or
old onea repaired'
or wlahlUaT
Flue Family Crrlasrea, Ttiieifle!, Phwtont
DI Democrat Wkkoii,
Or anythnu In his line to (live Mm a rail. A work
warrantedandprirei that defy competition.
Jtill-N 0. ViTTB.
HILL & FORMUALS,
Wagon Factory
ON MAIN STKKKT,
Near the Fox Kiver Itrhlo,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
MHinifm'tiire all k'.tnl-i of ( arrhise.. Top ar.d Opea
IliiKlea. an. m f h of tme- ami T o ated Phae
tuna, lietniamt ami .spnntr Wat.n. AIo hae a larga
lutaortineht alwnn mi 1 1 , -J . 1 il.t clii t AKMsOS
If .I'i'i.VS hIhi on band.
All our work la warranted, and nuide of the bet tt
trrml. and will be sold aa low us good aud reliable WoriC
can lie ani-I at.
We employ a fl-t rlaaaTrittinier and are prepared far
all kin. I. i.f top work and repairing- at hort none.
Call and ee onr ato, k of tarrla-ea, llmnrlea and w
iiui before builnrf. HILL A luKMHALS.
Li
TKOS. & HUGH COLWELL
MAXLTAt'TlKERS OT
Sasfe. Doors, Bli
MOl LDIXUS,
Stair Hail IJalusters, Xewels,
Ac, Ac, AC.
Keep tn itock Tirrrert and PLitn BuilMiif Pjpt
' kt. ,0'. -V-iiw. and eventhtna nereatuut to ooin.
plete a hiw. W e take eontnu ta in any part of thi at
he a.tj.lniii atatew. Parties eonteuiplatinc UULvii
roold do w ell to call on u and jet oar future.
OFFICE AND FACTORT,
La Salle Street. 0ttawa,Ill5.
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