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VOL 48.
OTTAWA, ILL, SATURDAY, FED. 5, 1887.
NO. 30.
"Let tar Go, GalMte!!.'
A TOBOGGAN SLIDE
IN PRICKS OF
ladies' Short Wraps,
Plush, Matlesse
And Beaver Cloaks
Will commence at LYNCH'S on
Saturday, Jan. I, 18S7, and con
tinue until the entire stock of this
class of goods has been "slid" off.
5 Kven if you don't want to pur
: chase, come and see the Toboggan
Juices! You will find the sensa
: lion most pleasurable and exhiler-
A. LYNCH.
1
lew Tear!
GREAT
CLOSING OUT
SALE
Now
in Progress
AT
I. J. MS.
CLOAKS
AND
DRESS GOODS
And all Winter Goods
DOWN!
To Close Out within the
in:r few week".
Com-
Greatest Bargains of
the season in
all lines
AT II. J. GILLEN'S.
ntr i irn urn
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ii
111 nil
LL
AND HACK LINE.
1 60. TELEPHONE.
150.
PETER EGAN
w mid rfpecttiilly pniwunrv w the cttlzpna of Ottawt
will w::iiy t1 -o !it; hut uuc of the 'luU'4-it Uverf
8Uh-s in tin. t ii. t theX'tt)' Mablca, sucb a
The Latast Styles of Hacks,
Carriages and Buggies,
to lot t r-rn to mlt the timn Prtt. Wtdittnr
Unimls. (it nn-a, Ac , RUpplleH with Good I'.lia, oa thorl
fUcr. Kiiii" . in Uie country or iljolDtn tuwtu
Promptly cfulisl to. I'erwn la ken to or from Um
pxni, or to me oountry. niirtx or any.
t. Of
I W KeDiemtK-r Un 1.1 ace )n Modern itreet. east of
:o'Tdi, on niorii wpttt or new court nonne.
Uftaw Feb. ISM
FKTER tnh.TR.
The Iodie9 of the M. E. Chnrch will give
Uteir friends a novelty in the form of a
chicken pie sociable, Fridiiy evening of next
week. We All know chicken pie is good,
uid when made by people who kaow how,
m do these ladies, and served with the usual
accessories, we know the supper will be a
rood one. A pleasant, sociable tima ia as
Hired to all who will attend. Supper will be
rvtd ia the church pariora, and beginning
U ilv o'clock will continue throughout the
veniog. Cox. '
The Turners' annual masquerade will oc
ur on Monday eveairifr, Feb. 21st. Just
aeniioa it lo jour girl. , , ...
U I
1111 1 1
LlTLlll tiV ILLU 01AU
THE ISONWNZA OF T1IK SKA SON
At II. .1. tilllen'it.
Twenty years of faithful effort and time
expeuded in business, without any complies
ted rules to mislead the public, nothing
save the fact thai II. J. Qillen has always
and at all times given the boat value in the
market for the least money, not allowing
auy competitor to undersell him in any
way, have combined to put this house on a
perfectly solid financial footing. Mr. Gilleu
bas Biade it an unvarying rule never to allow
any competitor to get below him on any ar
tide of standard gaods. It is fully under
stood by all that this house does not carry
anything not the choicest and beet, in every
all lines. The unprecedented suooess of the
winter's sale is marvelous to those who have
not looked into the causes: the fine goods
the great variety, the astonishingly low
prices, &c. The last month's great alaugh
ter of goods is fast coming to a close, yet
there arc many useful and seasonable arti
cles, in the way of
CIIOICK CLOAKS, SHAWLS, nLANKETS, AC,
aud other useful and desirable goods in ev
eryihing all along the line of winter goods
which shall be closed out without regard to
value The idea here is that we must have
room,; no change of business, no changed
qiuirt ere, but I in stubborn fact remains that
n ore room must bo had to display our large
spring siock, which has already commenced
to arrive.
ri)MKSTI('S. AC.
A big lot of domestics p'lt on sale, such a
sheetings, bleached and unbleached muslins.
table linens, towels and tow-clings, all of
which shall be sold at special prices during
the remainder of this month. We have also
something extra in
CARPETS.
Choice, fine patterns, rich good.- and mod
erate prices. A lare lot just received.
All are cordially invited to call and exam
ine these gooils. an 1 see ihe most complete
stocx in this cout.ty.
Maiiiukd. On Thursday evening, Fcbru
ury :;d, ut the residence of the bride's parents,
by Rev. N. W. Heernmns, Miss .M;ry K.
Osnmn, daughter of Win. (Nmnti, to Benj.
F. Lincoln, F-q. The ceremony took place
in Ibc presence of between SO and (50 guc.-ls,
comprising relatives, inCmatc. friends and
neighbors. After the ceremony the congrat
ulations mid the usual fe.-thiti.-s of such
happy occasion tilled up the evening, and at
midnight Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln left the city
for a short vi-it to St. I'mil. They have the
b -. wishes of many friends, and will be
heartily welcomed borne uguln.
. -
llmd ami Soft Coal.
We have succeeded In t,r"U!tig a large sup.
ply of hard coal. Apply at once. We have
also a large stock of good soft coal, and are
ready to till all orders without delay.
A. E. Lovejoy.
Telephone No. Ml.
Don't be deceived by "cheap price?," made
by alleged printers, on comtner ial job print
ittT The Fkkb Tkahkk will duplicate any
prices olTered by responsible firms for honest
stock, honest count and respectable work
manship, and will, as well duplicate prices of
"dives," and give first class workmanthlp on
stock warranted as represented by us. The
KkeeTkai'KK is not a "cheap -linn," but it
will protect its customers in ull etiscs. Wheu
we execute work on "cheap" s'.o. k,to make
a cheap job, due notice of it diameter In
irlven the customr, and uo effort is made to
run rag bair supplies out on tin: public as
salable goods. Cu'l and see the -roods we
tier at "cheap John's" price.
Hull's carpet stoek is now ready for in
pection. It's immenae.
A beautiful line of Valentine?, from -r cents
to to each, at I.. . Oriu'tz-'.
- -
f'retly Near lle.'otv
To move into new quarter, and between
now nd the 1.1th of tl,i month I will tn-tke
a still further reduction in the price of my
boots, slo e and rubber goods, to save ex
pense iu moving Call and get bargains.
H. (. Wkujkh,
21 1 Madison Street,
Kcbera' Trl(iuiili.
In offeriog the following programme we
ore more confident than ever that the ladies
taking part ii!l win laurels nn 1 cover them
selves with glory. As fr K itle and Gyp,
ft ' r I'o'irflf. The date fixed for the en
teriainmept is Tuesday evening, February x.
Tick-is 50 cents. Reserved seats secured
withou: etra charge at Sitiiou's music store,
Mondsy, Feb. 7, at 0 o'clock.
I'llOURAMMF..
A comedy in three acts, with the following
cast of characters :
HcWr-a, a foiiDdli-R t-ftuta IllaochaH
mis. K ih.-man. a wattuy laly...sjosi Bushoell
.tirsi. I 'f 'jin. t . mow
l'lariHa Codtian, a ipInst-T.
Elie Trimble
Kadio FUke
Ul e Harr son
Emma Kiog
Alii- rmke
Meri Mcair
Kmma f'ois
NVlllf H Mi er
Ph11 Hatrteway
Mary Uafieman
Husie Rolv-rU
. .' oniw Jordan
..Ma Ba ichard
MfH, a vnifrani
lor Oai nt
Sa tin Mo T-il
JwniH Woodman
M- Ilia Iliinwr
Kuimn stewns
Ornc Oenwood
Maria Href
(4iihJ Uiwd
lr)0 Lfrii
5- I
Jt. aool'ired girt
Kati I oDuera. an Ifiah icirl
The High School Orchestra will furnish
music. Doors open at 7, performance at 8.
DtBT. The Streator Fret Vw says : "The
Ottawa 7W hints that an element in Ottawa
art trying to create a sentiment iu favor of
repudiating the county debt." Nensenssl
There ore no such attempts thought of here,
save in (be brilliant imagination of the chap
of the Trm.
Bor Watii Boy wanted at this ofScs
o do chores and leant ths printing trade.
Apil a o.
CIumiic I'riceH at Scott Ilros, X. (o.',
Cloaks much less than cost.
A large lot best prims do.
A large lot best gingham, 7
Sheetings at cost in all widths.
A large lot of dress goods and silks at less
than wholesale prices.
All milliuery goods at less than cost.
Shoes at cost, aud many of them much
less.
Carpets and curtains none al-ove cost, and
many of them much less.
Turkey red damasks, 15o per yard.
All table linen al wholesale prices.
SfOTT Ukos. &. Co.
Died. Ou January '.'9th, at his residence
in Sheridan, after along and painful illness,
Mr. J. D. Courtright.
He was one of tbo earliest settlers of La
Salle County, having come here to Illinois in
an early day and settled in La Salle county
about ten miles north of Ottawa. lie pur
chased a farm upon which he and family
lived for many years. Subsequently he
moved to Sheridan, where he lived until hi
death, reaching a good, old age. Mr.
Courtright was an industrious, enierpriing
and successful fanner, an indulgent husband
and a kind aud amiable fuller, whose worth
and influence in life and in home circle, for
good will and uprightness of purpose and
heart, canuot be too seduouly cUcri h ! and
fondly remembered by his many kin h e 1 and
friends.
A iout ineiil.
On Friday evening, Feb. llih, the Opera
House will be occujied by a great comedy
drama, entitled "Silver Spur," written by
Scott Marble and acted by a company of
ladies aud gentlemen. It is n real amusing
production, wholesome iu theme and moral,
strong in interest, clean in humor ami
original in plot ami action, l'unng ibe
action of the play song", dances, banjo so
lo9, &c, are introduced, making it one ot
the most catching comedies, that has been
here in some time.
A -H'C riHCP.
Mr Geo. W. Holme, pr.iprie r i f the
Corn Kxchuiigc, on Court street, ha been
loing some fine repairing ou his premises,
in I he wny of pspering it. elegantly and
painting it in the best manner. The wood,
work lias been done in cl.eiry, to tuu'cli the
fiume of hi-, gorgeous new mirror, which is
greatly the largest st'd finest ever brought
to Ottiwi. It is five feet high by twelve
feet in length, and supported by a splendid
cherry and walnut frame. It cost ; :l,Jt)l(l,
and is from the manufactory of llruuswick,
llalke, Coilender & Co.
'Wash" knows jut how to run a first-
class liquid refreshment establishment, and,
with the assistance of hi- accommodating
:nr tender, Joe, be niii ti e pbue iu the
best of sty'.e. H"t oyt-ter stews arc set out
for free luuch every morning from '.' tj 12
o'clock, ami 'ie k.eps the best of lienors
and cigars to le b.in. 1 ia the market Dnu't
forget the pluc, No. Court street, opposite
the Court House.
Salk NoiKsat Hapemaii Giuliani's.
l; liioo-.
l'.ev. 1. J. Holmes will address the young
people on Sunday evening tict.
Communion service at the Corgregatinnnl
church e n Sua lay net, a' 4 o'clock r. si.
In the morning lltv. U. !. li-y wi',1 preach
on "The Signifiuenee of the First Command
ment, is stated by 1'ht iM.''
Special meeting i'i ihe I".., j. T-t church on
Tues lay and Fri lay ewi ings i f next week.
On Thursday evening next, the young people
of the church hn I Sun 1 iy s. hool will enter
tain their friends. MtiSuudiy evening, (io-
morr iv) at 7:l"i the young peoples praver j
meeting will occur I
The young people of the Tresbylerian
Sunday school rvi.iise a g . nl enlei ( iiiinieni
next Sabbath evening I bey wH
friend t i be prc-ent.
,, .. . i
all their
I'uMie S;ll
Henry I . Rmnett of Ieer I',i: k
l.J mile cst and SMifh f the r:i;.f,
win nave a sale tr,i.-cs
Clyde sta'lion ' c-itt , ih-m'i a
denients on February Mtli.
Mr. John ti. Marhall and MissJuii i Keiz,
of Kerens, were married by l!i-v. Krl.er
l!y :in, at the (. at boliu church, in ti,,s city,
on We lne-dav of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. lieddick, of J.a .Sille,
have the heartfelt sympathy of uM who knnw
the m . They Lave lost their only child, a
son, who died of cerebro spinal ineniiigelis,
ou Sunday lat, aged three year.
Fverjboily thiit ltnj-
One dollar's worth ot goods at ('. M. Forbes's
will be presetted with a ticket which en
titles them to a chance on 10 hand.-ome pic
tures in oil. steel engravings, oleographs,
phstograps, chrorno, i.c. The drawing takes
place on the Ith of April. Kvery one of
these pictures are first class. Mr. Forbes
takes this method of disposing of his stock
of pictures in order to get rid of them. Don't
forget to get fc ticket.
See Mrs. Keek's column announcement
ia this issue, of her coming visit to Ottawa.
The happy woman who was cured of
chronic headache by using Salvation Chi ia
enthusiastic.
en if we are not smart, we know what
to do when troubled with a cough or cold.
We take '20 cents and buy a bottle of Dr.
Bu". s C'.ugS Syrup.
Obituary,
Dr. C. W. Reynolds, one of Ottawa's ear
liest citizens, is no more. He died very
suddenly, on Monday evening last, at about
7 o'clock, at the residence of his son-in-law,
Mr. E. A. Ferry. The Doctor had eaten his
supper and seemed in his usual health and
spirits. He retired to his room, as was his
custom, to read his paper. jSoon after he
returned, evidently in great pain and said to
his daughter, " I guess I am done for,'' or
something to that effect. He dropped into
a chair and Mr. Terry ran for a physician.
Soon returning, he was placed upon a lounge
and within twenty minutes be was dead,
from heart disease.
Pr. Reynolds waa born in Brown county,
Ohio, Jan. 20tb, 1811, and came to La Salle
county in May, 1854. He lived a part of bis
time since coming to this state, in Livingston
county, and was its first clerk. He was also
postmaster of l'onti.io for a time. He prac
ticed meuicine in La Salle county for over
fifty years, and was very successful. He
was a gentleman of the most kindly disposi
tion, aud had hosts of friends who part with
hirn in deep sorrow. He leaves surviving
him three children, Mrs. E A. Terry, Mrs
Klias Day and U. W. Reynolds, Jr., all of
Ottawt'. The funeral occurred on Wednes
day.
Mr.. George Seilfert died at her home, in
West Ottawa, on Wednesday last, between 2
and 4:30 p. m , of what Dr. Hard, who was
called ufterwards, found to have been hem
uri huge of the lungs. She had cooked lur
dinner, and at 'J o'clock, when a neighbor
visited her, she appeared in good health. Ai
4:1!0 she was found dead upon the floor. She
was a widow, her husband having been scald
ed to death in a vut of boiling beer 21 years
ago. Suo was bo) n in Lorraine. Mav .4.
1810, came to Ottawa in 1857. She leaves
five children George, Frederick, Tbilip, Al
bert and Km ma. All are married save the
last two. Mrs. Seiffert wos a very amiable
woman and beloved by all who knew her,
aud a Christian iu all her conduct.
AJiw Torber Sunsberg died at the home of
her sister, Mrs Ann Mitchell, in West Otta
wii, of typhoid neiaiioiiin, at 4 p. m. 1oM
Saturday. She had been ill but a week. She
was lorn in Stavenger: near the head
Uukkfjor I, in Norway, iu The funer
al occurred on Monday lat.
(.niiol I ntlue Meet Inn.
The Ancient orJer of Foresters, of this
slate, wi 1 hold a grand lodge in this city,
couitjiencit g n Monday next, and lasting
all week, al Turner Hall. One hundred and
twenty-seven lodges will be represented.
Without doubt the hnest photograph por
trait we have seen for inaoy a long day is a
portrait of O. W. Holmes, now ornamenting
I ho walls of the "Corn Exchange" It is by
Wheeler, of course. It is very large as
large a photograph as we ever saw, while iia
details are simply perfect. We had no idea
that such -n.-gr .Scent work could he done in
Ottawa, and nhall now feel prouder than ever
of our own "home industries.'1
Trof. W. W. Juhusort has been obliged to
resign his school, on tho South Side, on ac
count of ill health. Miss Trainor takes his
place for the present, and Miss McMsnus
goes into that of Miss T.
Mr. (')ias. J. Knoedlcr has purchased the
well known butcher shop of Geo. Lippert.on
Main street, taking possession today. This
has long been know n as one of the best shops
in the city, and Mr. Knottier will spare no
pain lo maintain its high character. Ilav
nig been in the shop for some time, he knows
it trade well ; and. fi.rtberm'Te, he is an
ex t in the uie.-it business in all its dnpirt
metit. lie h is al-o ,-p ured ibe services of
I Mr. .las. Carpi nler, well known in this ci'y
la mi A 1 butcher, who will be found there.
tie inviie- a:i no- t-1 i. oi l rnon n ai i me
, , ,, . '.. ,
i ii'ihc rerieva lv to c id on bitu
There win an event ot unusual interest
!tiii"ti Mir Knights t Ivtb'as fraternity on
'l ues lay eve last T.. rty two memtjers were
a l:iu"'' t t i t .ie I i..; . mi iy ree, by K. L.
I d Chii.:ig Um. of the U. D.
! f , a-sii-.e I ' y t'-.l. C. W. I-ong, A. A.
ik ii. The ollittio .in iu. e l mi this ucettf ion,
fur ti." new decree frc: Cnjl., T.
('. Trenarv; l.t. Com , I'. kr UM; Herald.
I'r. August Ives; Trt'H , I'eU r Miller; Re
corder, 10. W. Delu.er; Guard, i'hll (ilclin.
Sentinel, Ott'i lletiner. After the icreino
nies were over the pafty repaired to I'ier
ttue's ri'Htaurunt and discussed lots of the
good things of life.
R-"P Tlmi.
It is 2ttt!n2 near the en l: u vou wsnt a
Waterbury watch, call early and save money
Rememler you are getting a w itch for noth
ing, and are buying. your goo-ls for leas than
they could be purchased iu any other house
in tho state. Piss L Hi a.
- m,m
Tu Mnjqur ralrr.
Lon. I'iergue bas ihe prettiest, as well as
the homeliest, the oddest, the strangest, the
horriblest and the funniest mask in Ottawa.
Call and see.
If you want to see new aad fresh g"od,
g- into Hull's store. They are running over
riih new goods
Ar Hut's.
Bait-flit VY. B. Miller, of Sheridan, was
in this city yesterday, lie informs us that
the big question in Northville and Misiioa
is the proposed new bridge acroe Tot river
at ElderJing's Mills. The plt r to vote
upon it Fc mary 15th.
MAPLE
Parties formerly getting tub Maple Sugar
from Mr. S. W. Raymond will leave their or
ders with W. C. RIALE & CO., as Mr. Ray
mond has turned the deal over to them.
Leave your orders by Feb. 15th.
W. C. RIALE & CO.
1794.
1810.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
77111 ANNUAL STATEMENT.
GASH CAPITAL - - - - 81-250,000.00
Reserve for Re Ins. & all other liabilities, 2,015,959. 71
Net Surplus,
Total Assets, - - - - $5,05544645
Losses Paid at Ottawa Agency, $17,976.54.
Losses Paid at tho Great Fire ia Chicago, $1,027,462.04.
Total Losses Paid Since Organization:
328,507,655.94.
GEO. W. RAVENS. Agt. - S. E Cor. P. 0. Block.
LAST
W 141717 1 17 D wiU makw
YVriLllLLlA month of
Fir
st. class work in wry respect. Improve your opportunity,
this Mill positively he YOliR LAST 01IANCK. i.,,
us
Try It
If you would like a sure thing In a truly
handsome picture, you can "clone for noth
ing by purchunin $1 wurtli of goods at C.
M. Forbes' dru store. He offers his itisU in
ers forty beautiful pictures vt vstions styles,
some of thorn quite valuable. Try your
luck. You may get, one of those, splendid
pictures exhibited in his show windows, and
in any event you sro certain of one ilollar's
worth of good. Tb drawing comes oil
April 4.
II, M. ,.An Imp-ortHiit Mwtlnc
Notwithstanding the rival attmrtloim nf i.n
unusually elegant sociable and supin r at toe
Baptist church, and a wedding of much social
interest in West Ot'awa, the attendsnco st
the business association on Thursday evening
wus lurgo uud the attendance cutlitisiaslic.
Among the lending citiiei.s prei-ent we no
ticed: Mayor Alluu, J. F.. Fortcr, W. .1
Howell, Win. Thomas, David Rcis, Henry
Mayo, 0. W.TtitfU, F. A. Sherwood, ll. Mc
iKiug.ill, A J. WiUbim-on, I. N. Kcein, John
F. Reed, Dr. J. . Harris, ('. C. Glover, S
iinmerinan, T. K. MarKlnlsy Tim O'llortn.in,
Frank Kuilliit4iu "mid others. Major Allen
proKidfil, and owing lo the iih"iin'e i.f Si-re.
tjry Omiiuii, on uiutioii, J. i. ArinsUniii: ;
u.'tcil pio tein. Maor .Mien on i ..llm tlie j
liiMtiinfto oriler, in H fi w tliunhlfii! It-'
in. ii ks, :i'lvi-i (l tin; rei 'i in it i n of tdc ""I j
nuijillun Mild Lret'i'i "young blood," ami j
ulTeolt bin It Mmi'ith'il l i t , !i L. lie.
tboiiejii Hie ir,seiit Ki.i n iy tm I l i n very j
u-etul, (Hit itioillil I,-, iinin.ml by reorgiin
iatiou. Mr. Nutting, r took the Mine view
und was f allowed by Mr. I'oiUr lim kfon,
the Mint works, und Mi. (.!iaic!i's com Jig
in r-; were tonsi ler. n iiiorc or i.-s i:io rcMi.t-s
of the liiihiness astoeintion'ii vmk. Mr. I
Mayo Itelleved In tin) h i. tv :m. itt iin-
h.i Unci-unit could not Im; overru'cl, I'lit it ,
"tiotllit be a rtnirter.il liiNtltut,,,,,. Mr
liei in bel.l f'linl.ir views Mini mov-l ;i com
inittec of live K: a.i inle.l on reoraiii'.,tlioii
Catricd. The i hair u iiiited Mcwi-rx. I. N. ;
licein, Henry Mm o, K A. Nattinger, Dunl:
li. is,iiinl I. K. l'orlr. Tin- fallowing a.bii
tiuiinl otiiiiiitt.ts were aiiroin'e(l (lure
c. 1 tton- Dr. J. . II ii ri-, ,lotm F. K. d, bVu
H.-cs.T.t: Ma. -Kiiil.lv, I . ! AniMlron. tin
free mail oVli very ('. C. (iiov. r, ('. W. fufT'-,
Iaac Weel, W. II Mull, D. Cook. n puln'-estion-F.
A. Sherwood, S. li. iv, Win.
Iboinun, A. J. Willi tmnoii and L. I.. Tbomp
son. 1 bo cotumitleo en frit ni.iil delivery up- '
jointed Ii. the previous tnett lis re;srted let-U-ra
from Col. i'luiii'i and Ast. I'. M .General '
SU-vensoo on the subject, with a cn;y of the
a tof Congress, which p'oviden tint f:ce mail
delivery tnuv tie employed at any plavc ron-
Uinlug not b.-H.n tbuu 10 xpnlatinn or any
Krto3i(r wtio: revenue for the prs-.liiig j
fiscal year was not lees than 10.011). 1'in-t-inanter
(Hin an a urea tbo roiumiltiH; that the
receipts of the otlice here i-oualuV-rably eict-rd
that sum. Armstrong, who had attended tho
recent convention of the state 'ile makers, as
a reporter for the I rttawa Pn-k, T1 W
tsry (7a-', staUsl that Ottawa clay, by that
ass-nit'laife, was pronounc.-d the standard of
ujoriir Ore brick, tile and pottery clty.
Adj'iuru'd subji-et to call vt president.
A iH oi" new dress goo Is, silks aad surahs
At Hiu's.
SUGAR.
1887.
1,789,986.74
CALL.
"'t lMiotrtflrraphs for th
February lor $S.50 a Boaen.
NOW WE ABB READY
COME AND SEE.
EMHHOIDEKIES unlimited.
The cheapest you ever saw, and
not as course as a seive, either.
Just see our Store full of Em
broideries. Beautiful White (Jowls; cheap,
too.
We are not closini; out, hut
are st lliii"; out the hantlsomest
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j 0f a MlUU yull ('Oil 1(1 Wf.sh
I
see, iuchulini;
Toil du ords,
iiuhams,
SeersiH lers,
CaMe-Cord Seersuckers,
Knotted I'oihmn
Scotch Zephyrs,
French Satine,
I'cnaiixs,
(Vniliination Chamhrajs,
KIer;aut Emhroidereil Itobw
Foulards,
Crinltlil Seersucker, ail
Prices;
Zanzibar Cloths,
And Everything New in
Wash (roods
AT HULL'S.
James Shields, an ornament of RiversKIa,
of which Si rear or is a suburb, for brutality
to his wife, is in the county jail with a JJi
fine hanjlcg over hun.
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