The Ottawa Free Trader from Ottawa, Illinois • Page 1

She ttatPi: 0 VOL. 1(. OTTAWA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 188-1. NO. i sur.ir.iER CLOSING OUT SALE.

i Bargains Offered in ALL DEPARTMENTS to close out the Previous to Arrival of FALLTOCK. Stock large and choice in all lines. Come and See. II. J.

GILLEN. VIENNA BAKERY OTTAWA, ILLINOIS. We make the following klmta of Bread Vienna, Graham, Rye, Pinafore, Milk. Also Pies, Cakes and Crackers. The finest line of Fresh Chocolate Cream Caramels, and luuiilieilD ol other kinds of CANDIES.

OUR ICE CREAM PARLOR Is the coolest and our Ice Cream the bent In the city. HOT TEA AND COFFEE, in fact just the place for a Lunch, at (Jay Spencer's Vienna llakery. I Jl AND HACK LINE, 150. TELEPHONE. 150.

PETER EGAN Would respectfully announce to the citizens nf Ottawa and vicinity that he has one of the choicest Livery Stock In the city, at the City such as The Latest Styles of Hacks, Carriages and Buggies, To let at prices to suit the times. Parties, Wedding, Funerals. Picnics. Ac, supplied with Good lilir on short notice. Funerals in the country or adjolnlna towns Sromptly attended to.

Persons taken to or from the epots. or to the country, night or day. KememlMT the place On Madison street, east of lilecut, one block west of new court hous. Ottawa, Feb. 9.

ISH4. PfcTF.H K'JAX. The city schools begin next week, ami the High School a week later. Artists' Materials. A full assortment, at Hapeman A Graham'.

Regular monthly meeting of the city conn, cil on Tuesday evening next. The great pacing stallion Tom Crowder, recorJ 2:21, will make a fall at Nedy's place in Ottawa, III. For chapped hands, face, lips and all rough nessofthe skin, use Kalodenna. '1 cents Sold ly V. Griggs.

The Good Templars will have an ice cream sociable next Thursday evening in the Presbyterian church. All are cordiallv invited. The Colwell Iiros. have decided to pull down their wooden building now u-ed for machine shops, and erect on 6treeta large and convenient building. Bend Money by American Express Co Money Orders Receipt given.

Money refunded if Orders are lost. Sold at ail ollices of the Co. Payable at place-. Rate-: To -1i)-n fJu-lOc; f.o--N-. Convincing'.

The proof of the pudding is not in chewing the string, but iu having an opportunity to test the article direct. C. M. Forbes, the druggist, has a free trial bottle of Or. Bosan-ko'a Cough and Lung Syrup for each and every one who is artl'icted with ccugh, colds, asthma, consumption, or any lunr affection.

Mire Slier Slid: EED STABL Flake Beem heard from. Mr. Fiske Is now east making thijilrm's us. ual extensive purchases of piece goods and general stock of clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, Ac, Ac. He is carefully looking over the market and makes his purchases from tlrst hands, always paying cash on the spot, which enables the linn to give their cus.

tomers the hem-lit of their long experience. Goods purchased have commenced arriving and when nil in their stock will be complete In every branch. Don't throw away your money these hard times but go and look at their goods before purchuslug else, where. Their aim Is to deal in good goods, buy at the lowest possibly ligures and sell at as small a pro lit as is consistent with an honest business. Good goods at lowest prices is our motto Fiske A Beem.

Go and see the nobby overcoats just arriving at Fiskk Bekm's. The bet is the cheapest go to Fiskc A Beem's. The numbering of the houses of Ottawa is rapidly progressing under the charge of Messrs. Holland and Dwight, projectors of the directory. The numbers arc placed 100 to the block, so that it will be found a very convenient urragcmeiit for the future.

Each householder is given his number as the names are gathered for the directory, and they should be placed on the houses, as the number of the house will be noted us the direction to lie residence. The canvass for names will he finished in a fortnight at most, after which the book will be issued as soon as rapid typographical work can produce it. Should there he any change iu the names of the streets by the council, the new names will be used In the book. On Wednesday last, C. L.

McOmber, of Deer Park, threshed nishels of oats for Wallace Libby, between 7 a. m. and 1'. making a move of three-quarters of a mile in the afternoon. Of this, bushels were threshed between 1 and p.

including the time taken to make the move referred to. Who can beat it? Remnants of crash will be less than half price Monday at the Nine Cent Store. The State Fair opens in Chicago on Monday week. The great children's day ill be Tuesday, Through the kindness of Hon. E.

C. Lewis, tickets (free) can be had. in any number on application to the county suncrin- tendentof schools, or of D. R. A.

Thorpe, of Ottawa, with whom a sullieient number have been placed for distribution. A very unfortunate accident occurred to M. W. Ueebe, a young man quite well known iu Ottawa, on Monday, the results of which cannot yet be determined. He was at work for Robt.

Rowe, of Freedom, and on the day named in some way thrust a pitchfork tine into the lleshy part of his hand, near the thumb. Nothing was thought of it at the time, but on Thursday severe pains iu, resulting before the next morning in lock jaw. Hut little hope is entertained for li is re covery, as casus of this kind generally prove fatal. The circuit court has adjourned for this crm. A Sunday school convention will be held in South Ottawa next Sunday, the Rev.

Mr. Bradford, pastor of the South Ottawa M. E. church, will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion at 10: 150 a.m. The school will meet at The convention will be called to order nt 3.

The programme will be as fob lows: Devotional exercises, ten minutes; "How to secure attendance," Supt. Atwuter, of the Ottawa M. E. school; "How shall I teach," Mr. Bunker, of Menduta; "What this school needs," F.

Dracass; Books of the Bi-ble," A. C. Baldwin, president of the county association; answers to questions, Rev. O. O.

Fletcher. In the evening there will lie short addresses by C. W. Tufts, S. B.

Bathurst and Miss J. Bailey. Read the Nine Cent Store's advertisement iu this paper. Special linen sale Monday. Win.

Addis, a Streator man, has been allowed buck pensions aggregating nearly 1.S00. ExercUe Books scratch books, copy books, slates, ink, pencils, paper, Ac, of the best quality, at Hapeman A Graham's. The A. O. H.

reunion at Juliet on the 22d and 'i'ld inst. was a very enjoyable and profit able affair to the members of the order. Among those who attended from Ottawa were collector Downey, ex-ald. Looney, M.Din-neen, M. McGovern, Skue and others.

The Ottawa delegation are unanimous iu the statement that they were nev er bett'-r treated and never enjoyed themselves better than at this time. Among those to whom they arc under especial obligations for hospitality extended are state representative John O'ConncIl, sheriff Lorenzo Reits, depu- ty sheriff Tho. Houghton. Aid. T.A.Riley, Aid.

Cope, has. McPartlin, Daniel Ralph, city clerk Kelly and chief of police Murray. We Venture to s.iy that should the Joliet brethren ever visit Ottawa they will receive a warm welcome. The Burlington road ha jn-t completed and will place in service twelve elegant sub. ur'ian coaches.

The interior of the-e car is mm-iully large, and finished in cherry and o.ik. They have a seating capaeiy of sixty, otic, mid arc provided with well lighted clos. ets and water coolers. By a new and ingen-ion- arrangement of the scats at ea end a iar-e numbers of pa-singers can enter with-out confusion ordelav. The prohibition party of this disttict met in convention in this city on Wednesday la-t and nominated Norman Kilburn, of this city, for congress, and T.

H. Dewey for member of the state board of equalization. With Kilburn in the field Bro. Plumb's chances are serious, ly endangered! Hull's, We wish to call your attention to a few-new things we have received this week, Two full lines of colored silks lots of new shades. A full line of new Lyons black silks.

They are elegant. Trecots, for tailor made suits. Plain and plaid flannels an endless variety all new. Some of the latest French novelties in dress goods. r.F.

THEM AT HU.L's. At Hi i.i.'s At Ht i.i.'s At lit i.i. 's At Hull's At Hull's Dr. Gundlach, Manager of the Sanicula Spring, of this city, recently read before a gathering of physicians a paper on Mineral Springs, giving a comparative analysis of the Sanicula Water with the famous mineral waters of the world, which was published in the Chicago Mulinil Imyntiintur, which has this editorial comment: -'Mineral waters with many physicians are classed with patent medicines, but this Is manifestly wrong. They represent combination by nature, ns distinct as Belhidona, or any other organic remedy-In Europe mineral waters have a distinct representation for the cure of certain diseased conditions.

Many of the waters have been proved and are found In Allen's Euclyco-po-dia of Pure Materia Medicii. The Sanicula water has been similarity treated, a full report of which appears on another page. We notice that the analysis of this witter places it among the chlorides, and in that, it differs from most of the American waters. That it must have marked effect on disease, any one at all familiar with zoo-chemistry will at once decide. In diseases of the digestive organs, kidneys, bladder and skin, we should expect to lu.te the most marked and prompt effect.

We have made some experiments with this water, and are satisfied with the results." Scott Bros. A big September sale commences on Monday next with a big stock of new goods iu every department. Cotton Flannels 5c. per yard. All wool Flannels 20c.

per yard. Shirting Flannels 25c per yard. 10 yards prints for 25c. New yarns, new blankets, ynV miy lwn. New fall and winter cloaks.

Infant's cloaks. Ladies' and children's Jerseys 75c, and $1.25. New shawls, rmj chnlre styles. Ladies', gent's and children's underwear, 5 cases just in. All who buy underwear in September of Scott Bros.

A will save fully 15 per cent. Sir the trios. Shoe Department large new stock. Millinery Department new stock next week. Nee new carpets and oil cloths, they are very handsome.

This firm show the largest stock nt prices that'are always the lowest. The rains of this week have been of great benefit to the farmers, for, while the crops were not actually suffering for the want of it except in a few cases, there was great need of a show er. The prospect for a good corn yield continues to improve, and nothing but an early frost can now prevent a bountiful crop. School SuDDliea of all kinds, at the lowest prices, at Hape man A Graham's. Wixoow Siiadks.

We have a large stock of window shades, of all sizes, plain and figured, which we -vill make and hang in it satisfactory manner, at low prices. Hai-km AN A GltA II a m. Death of Albert Dow. Another old settler, for whom Ottawa has many kind remembrances, passed away at Earlville on Friday of last week, in the per. son of Albert F.

Dow. He was a native of Boston, and had come to Illinois in 18o5, settling on a farm in the vicinity of Earlvillei He afterwards came to Ottaw and was. for several years employed as a clerk and hook-keeper iu the ollice of the county treasurer and collector, and in 155 was elected to the office of county treasurer, which he held two years. He was soon afterwards appointed canal inspector at Ottawa, and then collector, until, about eight years ago, he was transferred to the collector's office, Chicago, which he held until some two years ago, when he became disabled by paralysis, and the position was given to another. His own as well other severe family affliction bore heavily upon him in the hitter years of his life, and lie is understood to have been reduced to straitened circumstances, though at no time to destitution.

As a clerk and book-keeper he had no superior, and in every official position he held he was noted for his accuracy and scrupulous fidelity to his trust. He was a man of more than ordinary education, kind-hearted, genial, and of an open, generous, nature. For the last year or two his paralysis had mca-urably deprived him both of the use of pen and speech, so that with one of his vivacious, social nature, his affliction was peculiarly severe and distressing. He leaves a wife, a grown up son, one married daughter and another a hopeless invalid. His funeral took place at Earlville on Sunday, his remains being conveyed to a family lot at South Paw Paw for burial.

U-w as about years of age. Towels that are all linen will be only two (cuts each Monday at the Nine Cent Store. a- No one wanting a carriage, buggy, road cart, or any thing of that ic-tnte, should buv i until thi-y have called on Gay A Son. ho-e I new advertisement appears in another col- umu. This linn are making friends every day, and the numerous orders received from at home and abroad, fully attest the popular.

ity of their productions. Rcinemher, they are not to be undersold, nor are their carts and buggies excelled by any manufacturer. Cause of Failur. Want of conthli-ncc accounts for half of the failures of to-day. ('.

M. Forbes, the druggist, is not liable to "fail for the want of confidence iu Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Luug Syrup, for he give away a bottle free to all who are mitTeriti emorlid -ohl a-thma, consumption "and all affection of the viroai anil lungs. School Books. Don't forget E.

Y. Griggs for school books. Everything necessary for the common and high schools, both new and second hand; also a large stock of scratch books, exercise books, pencils, pens and bidders, rulers, slates, and In fact everything necessary for the youngest to the oldest child. Death of Dean Patrick Terry. Many hearts in Ottawa were saddened on Monday on receipt of the intelligence from Chicago of the death of the Rev.

Patrick Terry, who had passed so large a portion of his active and useful life in this city, and where ho had so many warm personal friends and ardent admirers. The event was nut unexpected. It was known that for several months passed Father Terry had been seriously threatened by an uf-lliction of the heart, and that for the last three weeks he had heen almost continuously confined to his house. Meantime, though advised by his physician that he had not long to live, he was recommended to take light exercise, and on Sunday afternoon he had walked to the house of Mr. M.

F. Donahue, which is near his own. While sitting in an easy chimin pleasant conversation with Mr. Donahue and P. D.

Hayes, his head suddenly fell for-war3 on his breast, lie was lifted up and found to be insensible. With the tciidercst care he was removed to his own residence, where he lingered about ten minutes, and passed away without recovering conscious, ness. Father Terry as born at Ardniorc, county Watcrford, Ireland, December 22, 1N.M, and was 5(1 years, months and 2 days old. He received his education at St. John's College, Watcrford, and was ordained to the priesthood In lS-lli.

He came, at once to the L'nited States, and was located iu Chicago, From there he as sent to Morris, and six years afterward to Ottawa, where he was placed In (barge of St. Coluinba church, charge hit he held for a quarter of a century. To detail his labors and successes here would oe-cupy a volume. It is sullieient to say that the career of St. Coluinba during his whole connection with it one of steady growth, and that it Is, outside of Chicago, perhaps the strongest and wealthiest parish in the state.

It was while engaged in his successful work in Ottawa that he was created Dean by Bishop Foley, and, some three years ago, was transferred from Ottawa to St. Patrick's church, in Chicago. The last rites of the church over the remains of Dean Terry were performed in St. Patrick's church, Chicago, on Wednesday, the very Rev. Archbishop Feeluin conducting lie services, ussisted by Father Powers, of Joliet, and others-.

The remains were then taken to the Rock Island depot and conveyed to La Salle for burial with his kindred. The concourse at La Salle to meet the remains and witness the final ceremonies numbered many thousands, among whom were hundreds of his old parishioners from Oltaw a. The train arrived at 4 o'clock. The says: "Among those who attended were many notable personages of Chicago, bishops ami priests of tin- Catholic church. The A.

O. II. of this city, Ottawa and Mcndota attended the funeral iu a body, ami the religious soc ie-ties of Hie city wereelso represented. The funeral was a long and imposing one, the body being laid gently forest iu St. Vincent's, where will soon be erected a large and beau-liful monument to commemorate tin; virtues of the honored dead of the family.

1'riiiifscnt in Hfi." The memory of Father Terry will long be kindly cherished in Ottawa, not only in with his successful and valuable labors as a priest, but as a Useful, public spirited citizen. In all movements for the benelit of the city In the erection of our high school and other public institutions for the improvement and beautifying of our city, he always took a deep interest and lent an active, help, ing hand. He was sociable, open, frank, genial in his ways, and always had a pleasant word for all who met him. Go to Hapeman A Graham's for all kinds of school books and school supplies. The south wall of the drying room of tin-Pioneer Fin; Proof Construction works of this city fell on Friday night, carrying wit li it si lot of an ufac rured clay.

The ac tun! damage was small as. the break can he easily repaired, the delay occasioned involving the greatest loss. The company is orking night and day to till orders. The trial of the Homer boys before Esijuire Weeks, noted last week, resulted in a verdict of acquittal. Blowing will begin in at least one furnace of the window gla-s works early ii' week, and all three will be in operation soon.

The exact date for the commencement of work at the bottle and flint house, has not been lived, but it is reported thai th delay will not be long. Fires will be lighted, probably, in the neighborhood of the loth. Money to Loan. We have money to loan on real e-tale curity; al-o a few mortgage-, for small amounts, for sale. Mai Kim.iv A I.IIAMi, I'o-tolliee Block, Ott.tU.l, III.

Mil Citns-. 'I he c. rated Fairlaiiib milk can- for .1 II li: ov. tV old i re.u.iei I -ni id ing. A wi -t -ill--dog was ki i'il l.y ins uaner, Mr.

I irogan. on 'I'm on the ion that he was ra'. id. II- had bitteli in-. Lut a a- inclined to at i thing that came near him.

The proclamation to hae dogs has not I g'-iieralH enforced. Time Tried. Time tried mid tin l)r. Itigclou'- I'osi-five Cure, hich com1. -lies the good qualities of all the bc-t cough it hunt tin- de.

feet- of any of them It cuu promptly, thoroughly ami permanently, all lough-, colds, croup, hooping cough, influenza, bronchitis, hoarseness, incipient consumption, bud ail throat and lunirdi-ease. healing to the lungs; safe and lcasant for children. Price 50 cents and E. Y. Griggs.

School Books of all kinds, nt the lowest prices, at Hapeman A Graham's. R. H. Trask still has some fine selections in flat ware left which he is selling ut cost. These goods are of Rogers Bros, best qualities, and the only reason for selling them so low Is that Mr.

Trnsk wishes to close out these patterns. Every one in want of knives, forks, spoons, Ac, should call and see them. Over one hundred names were registered at the Sanicula springs bath house last week. These baths are becoming very popular, and are performing some remarkable cures of chronic rheumatism. Council.

A special meeting of the city council as held on Monday evening last, the entire board being present. The meeting was called for the purpose of considering the numbering of the houses of the city; and on motion the Illinois river and Columbus street were establish-ed as base lines. The matter of re-naming the streets was referred to a committee of one W. H. Hud to report some plan at the next meeting.

The M. II. Sw ift steamer was reported out of order, and on motion the sub. jeet was referred to Aids. McKiiilay, Hoban ami Bryant as a committee to Inquire into the practicability of exchanging this for a more powerful machine The tire committee re-ported it impracticable to build a cistern for tire purposes in the southwestern part of the city as petitioned for, and the petition was placed on lile.

The Prospect Avenue Imbroglio came up again on a petition of James McManus fo have the city surveyor properly locate hia south line. The whole matter was tabled. After instructing by a tie vote that hereafter all improvements, except necessary repairs, should be thst submitted to a vote of tiie council, and' a few other minor matters, the council adjourned. -4- There will be a meeting of the Y. Griggs Temple P.

C. this evening at Tonti hall. Fifth Saturday.) Patrick II. Hughes, of rtica, aged 25 years, died on Sunday last in that village. He was a telegraph operator and a young man of abil-ity and s'erling worth.

Many excellent people sneer at the notion of making La Salle county an attractive stun-nier resort for the "common people" whose summer rest consists of a few days' picnic ing. Such skeptics should make a visit about this time to Deer Park and look over the leg-ister of visitors there during this summer. Already they are numbered by thousands, though the season has yet at least six weeks to run, and a large per ccntage do not regis, ter nt all. Hardly a pleasant day passes that the visitors are not to be counted by tctis and hundreds. There is a perpetual stream of them from all over this part of Illinois.

The neighboring counties furnish the larger proportion, of course; but all parts of the state and many other slates have been represented. The Park is really becoming famous through out the whole land. It Is a great labor to keep so large a piece of property in good condition; but Mr. Clay-ton has been able to do so this season, by hard ork ami at all times it is a pleasant place to visit. Indeed the charms of the place seciu to grow on the visitor at each trip, and a trip to Deer Park is now a regular part of the summer programme in all "well regulated" La Salle county families.

The entrance this year is much better than ever, and a trip dow the hill into the Park is shorn of its afore time horrors, while the Lodges givu an air of companionship to the Park which relieves it. of much of its formeijloiielincss for however the conservative laments the presence of civilization in the Park, few, we apprehend, would desire to see it removed entirely and its conveniences taken away. Geo. W. W.

Blake and Jas. H. Eckels ad-dressed a democratic meeting at Morris last evening. Abncr Stiawii this week shipped a car loa-' of his high bred sheep to Pierre, Dakota, to a purchaser there ho ill use them iu stocking a sheep ranch. Clergymen, lawyers and all those of sedentary habits who suffer from nervous prostration and loss of appetite should try Nichols' Bark and Iron.

Ftr sale by all druggists. Several G. A. K. boy have been in Chicago during the week attending the reunion of old comrades.

The Ottawa police force announce their annual ball for ictobcr August Lehr, of Peru, was adjudged insane on Wednesday in the county court. lie is aged 22 years. It is feared his ea-e i- hopeless, but In- ill be sent to Elgin for treatment. The Proper Vny To attach A stamp to an envelope is to luuia ten the envelope and then apply the slmp. Try this.

If we all did the proper thing would use Dr. Bed rimer Tonic dyspepsia, bad breath, pile-dimples, ague and malaria disea-e. pmr ap petite, low spirit, Le.nlai he. or the kidneys, stomach and liver. Price of E.

Y. Griggs. The National Live Chi- ago. hose adv. lb ii tlle-it Co el-e a here in 'hi- papt I ni that hae -cell in coii-Vm: the pr.ie'ii of lie- In IP in thi- eouritry and V.

of the it. dl-. a-. for have i ll-e for e.i.- il ile i 1 at i hi. tie are in tend.

d. i- a fa. among tie- A alllolint of llVe sloeK ott lie. I ill lie- llolthWe-t ai.ioia'ov. from want of pro er trc-ilui.

nt, and a 1: -t- Tier lire -otiie specitn- ri mi dies which not onh prevent hut i lire mall, of tie uio-l colllllloU and fatal whl. li i ur among Ho. k-. In-ci rt.iinlv alw.iA-keep il on hand. If the maiiiif i' tured by this eoiii.

any ar-- hat I ie claim for them, and from a hat we can learn of the manager aac believe they no live stin ow tier can afford to fie ithont them for use in case of emergency. Scud two cent stamp for their Practical Guide Book for Live Stock Owners. fi FOR HULL'S! Look out for the New Goods every day. They are coming. A large lot of Silks and Dress Goods already received.

We will show you the largest and cheapest stock of any store in Ottawa or the county. We always lead in style and prices. No one dare buy till they have Hull's prices. Come and see lots of New Goods every day from now on during the season, AT HULL'S. COMMENCING TO-DAY A continuous si roam of ihmv fal ami winter ools shall continue to How into lie DAYLIGHT.

As to price, style ami variety, tliey will have NO EQUAL IN THIS CITY. All we can say to convince you is, call ami examine for yourself. Hemeinher, at the DAYLIGHT OF FORBES FLICK. Amusements. Tin-season of IsM at the Opera House will be opened on Saturday next, and strango to say, Avith a minstrel party, the well known "Cal Wagner's Minstrels." In the company are Lew Benedict, Sam Price, Chas.

Good, year, Jos. H. Lopez, (Quaker City Quartetto and others. The programme will include tho full ipiota of good things of a first class uiin. strcl performance; and us few are better in this line than Cal Wagner and Benedict, tho Opening of the season should fie an enjejablo event Ottawa Markets.

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