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OTTAFA FREE TRADER: 8 AlUKDY, AUGUST 21, 1869.
jf arm 2artnt--$ouseijonK,
Heal Cstatt.
Rammer Prussia; '
Oar horticultural reader need soaroely ba re
minded that at this time year rammer torn
ing demand! the closest attention. Erery trait
grower admits the inrJrtance of thii operation,
yet Tery few practi it carefully and perserer-
ingiy. a ne oia auyo x rerention is oerxer man
cure" applies to t' work, for it it certainly bet
ter to prevent tM growing of a branch in a plaoa
where it will h injurious to the tree, than to al
low it to groT for a year, or perhaps more, and
then endeay r to to euro the defect by amputa
ting it T'e cutting oif ot large limbs or bran
ches is a pvere check to a vigorous tree, bat tht
rabbinr-rfC of a email shoot has no noticeable ef
fect J summer pruning we not only prevent
the gywth of superfluous wood, but we increase
the rigor of those branches which are retained,
aid make them more productive.
By attention to summer-pruning, the head of
a fruit tree may be brought into and kept in
proper shape, the inclination to push oat too
much to one side being prevented by nibbing off
or shortening in the refractory shoots. A pyra
midal shape is the most desirable for a dwarf
pear, or even for a standard pear, or any other
fruit tree, because the branches will have the full
benefit of the sun without crowding each other,
but trees will not assume a regular pyramidal
form unless they are compelled to do so by time
ly and judicious pruning. Sometimes the side
shoots grow more rapidly than the central, shot
ting oat the sun from the latter and causing the
center of the head to be a dense mass of foliage
' without any fruit This evil may be prevented
tyj pruning.
t Ornamental trees and ehrabs require to be
pruned as well as shade trees. When neglected,
they sometimes become unsightly instead of or
namental. Sometimes they grow straggling and
out of proportion, and sometimes the branches do
considerable damage by overshadowing choice
flowers or flowering-plants. Timely and care
ful pruning will prevent these evils. Summer
pruning need not be confined to the rubbing off
or shortening in shoots of the growth of the oar
rent year, as branches large or small may be re
moved iu summer as well as at any other time,
as the wounds made at that season heal rapidly
and the trees lose very little of the essential
jucies by bleedinir, even when large limbs have
to be removed. Summer is a more suitable sea
son for operating than winter or spring, bat the
timely removal of a shoot will prevent the ne
cessity for cutting off large limbs or branches.
Grape vines are making very rampant growth
this year ; they require pruning in summer even
more than fruit trees. All useless bads should
be removed, and the fruiting-shoota stopped or
shortened within three or four leaves of the last
bunch of fruit Byjthe timely use of the finger
and thumb, the knife may in a great measure
be dispensed with, and the tendency to mildew
prevented, as rampant foliage prevents ventila
tion and induces this destructive disease. Wett
em Rural.
Hot Pudding.
The students In one of our colleges being fre
quently annoyed by the nocturnal and inquisi
torial visits of a Professor, who suspected them
of playing cards, one evening prepared a kettle
of mush, otherwise called hasty pudding, and by
the time it had boiled had seated themselves
around the table in the attitude of card-playing,
waiting patiently for the well known step of the
Professor. It wae no sooner heard than a large
outside pocket of one of them was forthwith fill
ed with hot hasty pudding, and all were seated
as before, A3 soon at the Professor had opened
the door, the student who was loaded with the
muh made a sadden sweep over the table with
his hand, as if to gather up the cards, and with
another motion apparently put them into the
rocket containing the mush. Theae movements
could not help being noticed, as they were in
tended to be, by the Professor, who, considering
them as a pretty strong evidence of guilt, broke
out with the following :
"Well, young gentlemen. Fve caught yoa at
last, have It
"Why, yes sir, we are all here."
"So I see you are, and you have been playing
cards, too .'
"No, sir, it is not so."
"It inn t, bar hat nave yoa got in yoar
pocket, young man
"Hot hasty pudding, sir."
"Hot hasty pudding, ha ! hasty pudding have
you ? Ill hasty pudding yoa," said the Profess
or, at the same time thrusting his hand half way
to the elbow in not hasty pudding.
The dolorous looks, the shaking of fingers, the
groaning and capers of the Professor are better
imagined than described.
To Pare Peaches. In all the peach growing
regions tbere will be an abundance of this ex
cellont fruit this year. We will give a method
of paring them which is not generally known,
but which is much superior to the knife. Have
ready some weak lye, boiling hot, drop the peach'
es into it, let them remain a few seconds, then
take them out and drop them into cold water and
the skins will readily drop off.
An Almont Fatal Case of "Farcy.
T. W. Booos, the well known Government
Veterinary Surgeon, writes from Washington,
D. C, to Dr. S. B. Hartman & Co Lancaster,
la: "W hile I was in Willmington, DeL, attend
ing a lot of IT. S. Government horses I was in
oculated with 'Button Farcy a most intractable
disease, ily legs were covered with blotches,
which were filled with yellow ens. The best doe
tors in Delaware could not cure me, and 1 wot giv
en vp to die by them. Hearing of my case yoa for
warded me a quantity of your celebrated JulSH
1jKS ujku iUi l.fc.K3 which 1 used as you
requested. It is only necessary for me 'to add
that I soon recovered, and that I am now perfect
ly well, x shall never cease praising your fit
ters, and recommending them wherever I go."
For a description of this disease, e The Veter
inarian," Vol. XIII, p. 85a. MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS is sold by druggists generally.
i rice one dollar per bottle.
A great many side hits are bsing made at the
Plantation Bitters by a score or two of dis
interested friends, who are endeavoring to imi'
tato or counterfeit them. It is all of ne use.
The people won't be imposed upon. Planta
tion Bitters are increasing in use amd popu
larity every day. They are in the same siaed
bottle, and made just as they were at first
They make tho weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are exhausted nature a great restorer. The
reoeipt and circular are around eaoh bottle
Clergymen, Merchants, and persons whose seden
tary habits induce weakness, lassitude, palpita
tion of tho heart, lack of appetite, liver com
plaint, &o., will find immediate and permanent
roiicf in these Bitters. But, above all, they are
recommended to weak and delicate females and
mothers.
Magnolia. Water. Superior to the best im
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. ,. ...
Tho htt.e ailments, griefs aad discomforts to
-whioh poor weak humanity la liable are among
tho hardest we have to bear.' Loss of hair is one
affliction to sane persons quite nnbearable. , Yet
that loss elicits no oontolation from our friends.
Turn then to the neatest benofaotlon of this
golden age, and apply with earnestness and rig
or that unrivaled preparation known as "Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," so agreeable
in its application, so wonderful in its results.
jrtiuourg Ufuvrucie,
PUnralB VABJK FOB SAftVB I
s l
The FarmofBeebe Clark,
In ths Town of Farm Ridge, '
Consisting of 300 Acres,
Oa Sections 18 and 19, T. 82, E. 8, ,
Is offered for sals at a bargaia. The bra, aseearly eeery.
body in Uli regit knows, i ooa f the too desirable iu
La Ball county. It is in a high state of cultivation, charm
tufty located, with 1m, stately dwenina; bow, itMtt
hooM, bara.erilM, 4cMd wall supplied with abundance of
aaver failing water. Also coed apple orchard and other
fruit traa la abudaaoo, ehade traas, ehrubbery, Ac ,
location is u toe midst or an om and waalthy settle,
eat, within stent af thraa av tar churches, and axoallent
( ' ALIO tOB sale, ' 1
; 40 Acret of Ccal Land,
Ta tba mMat af (ha area! TflrmDliaa eaal laid.' aad aainr
ftnt claai coal land.
For terms, Ac, apply at first National Bank, Ottawa,
XlUto $. w. NASH,
MarJT : Attorn to met for Seek Oarav
qotkl rao
Ths OILMAN HO
btt worn uu
IIOUBX, Including sis town lota, good
barn, tardea and yards, together wi
house and billiard table. If desired.
with tho ftmituro of the
the farnitare
Paeaaasion trine whaa
deairad. Other property will be talon In part parment If
required, or time sivea oa aart. lauralra oa the nramiaea.
or eddreaa Paoraiima Oiimas House. July34-tf
B
AKEBY FOB SAUK.
I offer m? buildins;. Ke-T Union Blaek.iBarMlla. with
stock and fixtures, fur sale. The building is aew, 2 story,
FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING
la a good location, aad tho batineas hat no eompetiUaa
here. Address JOSEPH HAA8.
JaaM-ef. Eariviile, III.
FABin FOB SALB-TbeMbserlber offers for sale
hit residence, centsiniac SaO acres of land, and situated
three miles north-west of the Court House in Ottawa, La
caiie uuuij, miaow, mio mm ass su acres or woodland,
the remaining 230 acres are in a good stats of cnltiTation,
with rood rmtosmeata. Old and yeans ancle orchard.
containing fine TarieUee of grafted trait; aUo several kinds
of small fraita all thrifty. I will sell my farm in one lot,
or will sell 100 acres, eoetalai& reakteBce, and one SO
separately. no -tf. ELI KRAWN.
T30R SALE. The rubetriber onVrs ar sale, oa n
X able terma, the fbllowiag lands and town lota, situated
in uisaiie county, town v, , i
I.AJIDS.
10 Acrea-WU tWtf of H JftH tee. t, T. 83, . S.
33 Acree-X (N. of Canal) EU NKJ-Bee. IT, T.33, R.8.
80 Acrea-WU SW flee. tT.tdTk. 8.
lOArea KWBc27.T,4,B.a. .
TOWJf LOTS.
Lots 8, S, Block 8, State's AddWoa to Ottawa.
L'ndU Lot 11, Block a. Btatc'i Additlan to Ottawa.
Lou 1.2. 8. 4. 6.1. 8. 10. in Block 27. State's Addittan t
Ottawa.
Lou 8,8.10,11,13,18,81,23, Diock 88, State's Add! tie
toOtUwa.
Lot 4, Block 86, State's Addrtioa to Ottawa. .
Lot 18. block 80. Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for rmrt cash dowa. and the reridna
on time to suit purchasers, tot further particulars apply to
iwi, . xn.w, VWUBI vwev, viuiwe.
Ottawa. May l,lSB3.-tf R. X. G 0015 ILL.
F)K RENT A Two-story Brick Dwelling nooaa,
aituated oa corner of BUOeoroe and St. Clair streeU
Ottawa Outre. leipHre of O. LeaTern.
aorT-tf
POR SAX.E CHEAP. Lot on.) bloke sixty
M. uiun, will AUiUMon.
for partkulan enquire of
HUGH GILL EN.
CTOHE TO RENT. S a. 36 XadUon .treet, aow
occnpma oy norgan m wi
Inqalreef
frb 13-tf
J. WOOD, Eagle Mills.
FOBSALE. In quantitlej to salt and oa easy terma,
my Otter Creek and other farms, in La Salle aad Liv
ingiioa mantle. - ...
Udell, Hl.-3epl. Slat 'S8.H. WILLI! STRAW.
TAABn ANU COAL LAUD FOB SALE, I
A. oner wu acrea or lan J for aala, aituated 11 miloa aouth
of Ottawa on the erniillioc rhrer and 4 miloa from Streator.
This Arm will be within mile of the Junction of the 0. 0.
n. h. aaa the C'Meago. Oeaeca Lisbon B.B.
(when completed,) which are both under contract, and being
sunned forward tecompletion as Suit as the mean of the
oompani-a will permit. Tlw car are now mailing oa the
Ottawa, 0. k J. ft. V. R. R. from Wenona en thel. C.R. B. to
Strnator. 60 acres of this farm are underlaid with a vein of
the beat coal inlilintiis, being. from T to Vfeel thick and leas
wen one nnaarea reel rmrn th: arnee. Tta larnee land is
of the beet quality of brnirte. ezeeut 1ft acre of which il
timber, 50 acres under cultivation, SO acrea well fenced with
good boards. . ,
a new dwelling nonae wttn 9 rooms and gooo airy cellar,
aever falling well 9f water, a splendid Orchard of more than
one hundred tree of choice fruit, nearly full grow, baring
been planted and carefully cultivated several years before the
nouee was ooiiv. 1
The Varolii lion Coal Comtmnv own 710 acms of coal land
adjoining this farm,! which In ten than years will Increass
IU value to double tho present price.
Bruce, uarcn i-u. w. b. mxuauaif
ffrO HKYTr- good Two Story Brick House on Otta
JL wa Arenne, within ten m Ian tea walk of theCoart Honae.
Containing six rooms and a food cellar, for psrtiealara u
quire of mays BURKS A HKKSAlf.
DWBLLinG HOVSB TO
mrlTtf Inqniraoj
BE ITT!
HUGH OILLXK.
Patent at(0.
JERBING'S PATENT CHAMPION
! FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES!
j Great Confiagation on Lake St. -
Maasrs. Hiaanro A Co., 40 State Street :
i Grnarmen In the diaaarrous Are oa Lake St, which occur
d oa tho aight of the Wth last, wo had sue of your Mo. 8
folding-Door Safes, which lay ia the burning rales until
yesterday afternoon, aad so great vat tho heat that ths
brass knobs and plates were melted entirely off. . Cpoa
opening it, after an exposure of about forty-eight hours, ws
are pleased to Inform you that we foand its oontaata, con
stating of our valuable books and papers, all preserved ia
splendid condition; in met, the Inside of tho safe looks as
good as aew. Some or the covers of the books wore loose.
We are well pleased with the result, aad would add that a
safe that preserves its contents so well, proves it to be Ore
proot rnaeoa. tours respecnuiiy,
, C.M.HATIDBRSOH A 00.
! The Bah of Messrs. C. M. Henderaoa On. caa aow be
secaoa our sidewalk. Please cell andaeett at No,4ataleit.
I HERRING'S PATI3T CHAMPION SAWS. ,
Tho victors la mars than 600 accidental Bros. Awarded the
rise Medals at the World's fair, London; World's Fair,
Sew JTork and Exposition CnlTereeTle, Paris. Manunvur.
ed and for sale by
HERRING" CO.,
' 40 SUt Street, t'hlosico, minola,
i Factory, Corner Fourteenth aad Indiana Avaaao
t Jaa lo-Sm.
gAVE MONEY !
AND 00 TO THI
GREAT AUCTION SALES
AT PORTER'S,
Corner of Main And. La Salle Sttv,
Commmeing n Friday, June 18, at 2 o'cUd,
And to oontlnne day and evening until
further neUce.
Af TKt Uxhei OcxMea and rietnilj an
Jan 19.
& BCNlf, Anccwoesr.
BW BOOT AND SHOE STOBE!
Jail Opened ay
FREDERICK QIERP,
At No. 107 Main 8 1.
Wast he ass now aa head a good stock af Ready-mads
Boots, Shoee, Oaltera, B?lTra Babbars, as. Ha Is also pro
pared to (to CVftwta erk equal to aay asAabllsaaMBt
latoeoitr. AU hh) work warsaateav wiTsbamasaiL
QHANOB
op pram
!
JOH.TN STOUT
BATIJTO
PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS
Recently owned by
Messrs. Cameron
to all the
A Xborbard, desire.
ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
To the fact tUt he has
MARKED DOWN THE PRICES
Of his Winter Goods, aad is determined to
Reduce the Pretent Immentt Stock!
? CALL AT ONCE,
JLtTD SECURE BARGAIN8I!
Ottawa VeKllMT-tf
dpumltttree
MURPHY,
Manufacturen and Dealers la all kinds of
IFTJIRZLSTZTTJEIEj!
' . ' Our Stock Is full and Complete, consisting of
; RICH AND MEDIUM
Parlor and Chamber Suits !
MARBLE TABLES,
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE
!ji Mirrors, Picture Frames, Window Shades,
Cord and Tassels, Ac, Ac. .
80LR AGEXT3 FOR TUB
ELASTIC SPONGE
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS & CUSHIONS.
ALSO,
TJNDEET AKING
T
Attended to promptly. Flno TTalnnt Coffins and Metallic
Caaea alwaya ea hand, and a flN'K BBARSB for city or
ceaniry. uive ns a can.
HALL & MURPHY,
N. 3? La Salle St., Ottwa, 111.
Herman Schinzel &Bro-
Hare Bought cut
BECKER & BRUMS! EL,
ON MAIN STREET,
AND MOVED THEIR STOCK OP
FUENITUR
E
Into 8. Zimmerman's Old Stand,
NO. 54 MADISON STREET,
Second door west of Mitchell's Eating Hall,
Where they will keep a Good Assortment of all kinds ol
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE.
Ws Invito our friends and the public In general to come and
examine our stock berore purchasing elsewhere.
Ftf Sell at Chicago Prices
And Guarantee Satisfaction, as ws manufacture most of our
wa work, we warrant all we make to be good
and strong. We also keep a good assortment of
MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE FRAMES
Aad trams pictures neat and nice at the lowest price.
We have all kinds of
OFFICE AND EITCUEN FURNIIUBE I
made to order. We are, also, prepared tod
UN DERTAKING!
Aad have a good stock of Walnut coffins oflhe latest styles
ana nnian, ana we guarantee satisfaction in ail cases.
Remember the Place, No. 54 Madison Street.
Aag .89 II. SCniNZEL A BROTHER1
W
HITB LEAD.
The above brand of Whlto Lead
Guaranteed to be Perfectly Pure
ForSalelnOtUwaby
Msr lt-6m. K. T. 0RIQ08.
1lJBTOITI ITIILLS. 'Ths subscriber announces to bis
J old ftiends and patrons tlist after a visit to Egypt
has returned to the seed old Cnatum Mills, on the Bai
weat of the Starch Factory, where he will be happy to see
all kla old ouetotuers and hundreds of new ones, guarantee
Ing that ho will bo better able to please them than ever
before, i JOS, 8CHUTT.
P. 8. One hundred business chances. Call on Joseph
Bofaatt. jaaoS-Smos
HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP ! Enquire at the
Oily Mills, of W.TODD.
BUFFALO RCALES.-Grocers' eouater even baV
aaced rdatAira aad hay Males. For sale at
Jaa SO-of STRAW" A POWELL'S
T ALL aV
ASt?-?' yyifl
tonne mm!
B. C. JORDAN.
J. MANLEY & CO.
. : 4 . ssrocESSORSiTO
Seep eoasUatly on hand a full stock ef
Hardware, Iron, Nails Stoves, Tin, Sheet
Iron, Copper Ware, &c.
OUR STORE IS HEADQUARTERS
For ths selebrsted
Stewart Cooking & Parlor Stoves,
FOK WOOD OB GOAL.
Wo pledge ourselves to sell as low as any ether house In
tne trade, tor prooi at wnicn can at tne
OLD HARDWARE STORE,
zeo. xia
OTTAWA, ILLISOIS.
AT-Job Worlt Done to Order.8
jfumtture.
1869
REVOLUTION
1869
FTJE, 3ST I TUBE
21st Soimer Campaign !
fbs snbscrlber having no taste for puffing or much adver.
tising, (feeling it to be superfluous,) as one-half the present
generation were born since he commenced business in this
city. Yet now he takes particular plensnre in "posting" his
old customers and keeplag it before the people, that he has
considerably enlarged his sale rooms, aud has new ia store
an unusually
LARGS AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF FINE FURNITURE !
. .....
To suit the times and wants of onr citizens,
From Rich Oil finished Walnut Chamber Sets
And Mahogany and Walnut ParbT Suits down to a common
candle stand. Nearly all home nmde. An extenalve aaaort
nient of Mirrors, DreaaitiK ilureaus, LounKea, wardrobes,
Secretary a. Wool, Curled llalr and Sea Oraea Mattresses, (no
elastic sponge.) A great variety of Cnne Seat Chnirs and
Rockers. Sarins beds of various patents, all Rood and cheap,
and in a word, everything usually kept in a first class furni
ture establishment, as Ottawa shall be, as It always has been,
the point to get Rood and cheap gouda. All of which he is
determined to sell at the smallest living profit, and he has
yet to learn why be can't sell as cheap aa any other man,
and in no case will he be uudersold, without regard to coat
of goods.
: BABT CARRIAGES, quite a variety, good and cheap.
PICTURE FRAMES made to order or Walnut, Rosewood
and Oilt Mouldings, of all styles and sizes.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES of allalzee fitted to old frames.
UNDERTAKING'
A complete stock of Oefflns of every style and flnlaa and
Flak's Metallic Burial Cases always ou band.
A Good Hearse for city or country use.
Residence over the store.
May 8, 1888 PETER RUSSELL.
.& DKDDCTT'C OWSAS
T ' Vegetable
v r ainiiiia. i i w o. r a
HAIR RKSTORATIVI
Was Oaelilad kr taa . B. Bute Fall I
I aaS la aow aendai bv tba aabtta te be
Ilka vary baal Prapantloa br HMaita
Uray er bM Hair ta In oHtnl ealeti I
l fraawanf ita urowip, nmnuaf n I
on aaa lianuran, anu iu. vr-wmmmm i
lHu.llhlulli.llll,. ItbiaMa
. fnat pataoaoua tints doea aet
aula ike aunt anne, aaa y
laaveaiaesnaipcLsaa. AVJ
mairaica,
etoasT.
. . 4. H. tARRKTT A) CO..
BUHCKaWna, S. B.
LORD ft IXXITB,
CHICAGO
esswnl Aftntt tor tut lorthwatUrn Batsa
For sale by . T. wrljgs aad all Druggists In Ottawa
J.XA1TLXT.
QRIDLEY, BRISTOL & PERKINS.
We have jut received a
LARGE STOCK
OF
STAPLE GOODS,
ThJch we are offerlne for aula at the
Lowest Market Price.
BLEACHED AXD
UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS AND
SHIKTINGS
Of all widths at j qualities.
COTTONADES,
STRIPES,
DENIMS,
GINGHAMS,
TICKINGS,
CHECKS, .
ITJNTS,
Just received a Largs Iuvoico of Ileautiful
DAMASKS,
MUSLIN AND
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICE BRANDS,
CURTAIN CLOTnS,
WINDOW SHADES,
&c, &o., &c, &0
ALSO
MARSEILLES AND MANCHESSER 'JUILTS.
Colored Bed Spreads, Bed Comforters a fall lira
of Linens, Towels, Crash, &o.
Call and see the goods. '
DRESS GOODS.
A beautiful assortment of
DRESS SILKS,
SILK POPLINS,
POPLIN AND
MOHAIR
ALPACCAS
Juat received st
SOIB ACENTS FOR OTTAWA AND VICINITY
of ths
Oriental Tea Company,
86, 87 A 69 Court St., Boston.
0 RIDLEY J5RIST0L A PERKINS. ,
HORSE FOR S ALE-Clieap. Enquire at the City
Mills, of W.TODD, '
Qat0, caps ann jfnrs.
II
ATS, CAPS AND FIRS.
F". C. PRESCOTT,
Manufacturer and Dealer ia
Hats & Caps, Furs, Gloves,
-A. IV 33
STRAW GOODS,
lias just received the lurirost stixrk of goods ever brought ta
this niarKt t conawting or
STEAW GOODS!
SOFT AND SILK HATS,
1IIJ AND TITJCIv GLOVES.
And all the new styles In his line,
lie ii ugeiit for
The Celebrated Spartan Collar.
Call and see it.
Fun kept through Vie Season at Moderate Cliarge
SIGN OF THE BLACK BEAR.
T. C. PRESCOTT,
24 Madison 8treet, Ottawa, Ills.
Juno 12.
ABTIIMVritATOH'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. Notice is hereby eiveu. That the under-
Binned, administrator ot the estate of Martin Larkln, de
ceiuiod, will, under and by virtue of an order and decree of
tho County Conrt of Lu Sulla county, in the Stute of 1111
tiois.inude at Oio Juno term thereof. A.s. 1SC3, In a certain
chihb tiivrein pending, whcreiii tlin undersigned was peti
tioner ana Tlinuitu Lurkln.CHtlinrlne Uonnhoe, Kossuna Ull
Ion, Mary Turdeii nml )vtvr l'urdun were defendants, expose)
to sulo aim sell Ht publio vendue to tne highest bidder, at
the south door of tho County Court House, in the city of
Ottawa, in tliu county of La Salle and state of Illinois, oa
Wudnendiiy, tho Kith riny of September A. D. ISOS.st the
hour nf two o'clock iu the afternoon of snld day, the west
half of tho south-east quarter of section number thirty-one,
(01,) In towtmhip number thirty four (34) north, of range
tiuuibor tlino (!)) ei-t or the third (3d) principal nieriiliao,
in the county of 1.4 Pulls and state of Illluois.
The terms or anle will bo ss follewa, vis. t One-half of ths
DurchiMo inoney to bo paid at the time or said sale, snd the
lemalndor in twelve months thereafter, with interest thera
on st tho rate or ten per centum per annum ; said laat pay.
aient and tlio interest thereon to be secured by bond and
a.ul I. ni..i..., ni mli pm! eatate.
dinlnlitrator of the etU ef MarUn Larkln, dae'd.
NO'I'K'I'.. Ertats orMwsar M Basis, DsciAsm
Notice ia hereby Riven, that tlis underaigued, Executor
of the laet will and tiitamentor Minerva M. Baker, late of
tlis county i-r La Piilln and statu of Illinois, deceased, will
appetir before tho County Court or said county oa ths thirl
Monday, (being the ISth day) of October 1M, at the Court
llouae in Ottawa, In aald cowry, "hen and where all pertpaa
harinc claims or demands aftainat said estate are notifled
attend and present tlis aame iu wrIUnjt for adjustment.
Dated this 14th day oi Auguat A. pAm
As.l-lw Kascassr.