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OTTAWA FREE TKADER; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 183.
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pointed to visit the county aejlum and
investigate the charve that pur-noun were
there who were conipttent to earn their
own 11 v i if reooitdl: Tin y luutid 121 m-
laules; 70 males unii fVmules. ot v. limn
;3 per cent, were either Insane or feeble-
taimibu. lhe waiv.eu reimrttu mere una
oeen six men there Mpparciitly able bodied
and able to earu Mieir Itviuii. but eoinc
time uijo they ;.t the i hiUhire was to Le
an investijiHti'i i nini skiml out rather
thau under:1,)) an txumiiiHaon by the phy
sicians. Their presence wns ilmibUtss tho
cause of the repot is vlm I. caused the ln
vestlgii'.ion. The iniiiHK' were exauiined
when the eoiniiiiiii e upice itieir visit, uml
of them t hey I 'mm! eight men able to earn
the:r livuiir it lound Hi.ees. iliey are
from to 75 jeurs old. Of these three
are inebriates and a l.urden to the county
when indulging their habits, but who can
labor if they can be kept sober. They are
between C5 and 75 vears of age. There is
also a woman tiiere subject to tits, the
mother of a child nine months old. The
committee recommend that the county
agent find, if possible, a family who will
adopt the child ; also that greiit care be
txercis-.'d by the supervisors in sending
persons to the asylum, as the county agent
and warden will be blared in a delicate
position in refusing to receive persons
Kent there; also that the acent inform the
supervisor who sent tlicin, of all persons
who at any time are In the asylum w ho
shall be able to earn their own living.
Keport iidoptec'.
THE KNl).
The Utica Dridjje case was again taken
up, and after the report of the committee
had been amended so that the order to the
. Bridge Company shall be paid out of the
tax levy of 1881, the report was adopted,
and $8,700 appropriated by the following
vote: Ayes JJutler, Ophir; Ulake, Sere
Da; Conrad, Miller; Carlin, Walthani;
Dearth, Farm Kidge; Dresser, Grovtlaiid :
Dunavan, Adams; Farrell, La Salle; Grif
tin, Utica; Hogc, Bruce; Iloflman, Eagle;
lloge, Osage; Jennings, Mission; Ljwh,
Deer Park; Lewis, Xorthville; Lauf.ntch
land; Low man, South Ottawa; McLaugh
lin, La Salle; Martin, La Salle; Mitirtiof.
r, Manlius; O'Langhlln, Drot k field :
Perkins, Ottawa; Parr, liutlund; Rhodes,
Dayton; Sigmr, Earl; Swift, Ottawa;
Trumbo, Grand Rapids; Wilson, Mendo
ta; White, Ottawa; Miller, (chairman)
Freedoin30. Noes Cuthhertson, Dim
mick; Donlevy, Wallace; Eades, Bruce;
Gunn, Eden; Ilelmiir, Peru; lliekok,
Troy Grove; Mclntyre, Allen; McBride,
Merlden; Nicholson. Vermillion; Rcy
nortii, Hope; Iberson, Otter Creek; Tru
man, Mendota 13. Stevenson explained
Ms vote "no" by saying, that ho found
that certain towus asktng for aid in the
past for bridges; had not spent so great a
per cent, as his own which forded its
(streams, and he believed the law worked
injustice.
Dunavan presented the county treasur
er's report which was found correct and
was approve!. It showed:
iJalaneu lan rc;nrt $30, (Jin; 7:i
:celpts 10,'2'J0 0O
Ck.
Interest
Witness curtiilcutes
Jury orders circuit court. .
Jury orders eounty court..
County orders
I'Dinmissloriers
1!7 4(
. i,5u:j rt
"til K0
5'K! (1
I0,'.hl4 07
Due Treasurer 071 34
Ilickok, from committee on clainn. re
pined the reasons for ciit ias: justices' and
constables' bills; they are illegal in many
r ases; irregular in form ; and much of the
work b?!ou to the sheiil!'.
O'Laughhu, from the special committee
n publishing a statement of the cost ol
building the court buise und j-ii!, recom
mended that the report above jjivcn logeth
er with the pa' and expenses of tho com
mittee, rent paid, acd other incidentals,
(watchmen, iVa.) be published in circular
form, 5,0(10 copies in English and 1,000 in
German, to be distributed to the supervi
sors for use of taxpayers in proportion to
population. The committer ask that they
be allowed to meet at some future time to
prepare and pub!i.-h such statement. Re
port adopted.
The sheriff's semi-annual report w:is
read by Mr. lloge mid approved. It
showed :
K.irnings, half year .914 '.M
Kxpcnses 4,074 OS
Due county 2,:33! 50
t.'ncoIUeted fees 1,195 Vi
.Vet.
Due lust report 124 15
Total.
1.319:
'Ju Friday morning more reports
in from the committees.
ca
me
Tire fees aud salaries committee against
allowing Mark Dully, engineer, $100 a
year. Adopted.
The county clerk's report showed a good
business, anil was approved, condensed as
follows:
Earnings $s,039 05
Receipts
Disbursements-. . .
Due clerk
i.SV.4 70
i.tV'-J 07
'257 97
Earning: over expenies 5,010 3S
The probate clerk's report was found
correct. The committee recomuu-iided
that the work on theold record bein:: rom
pleted, the extra clerk be discharged. The
clerk's report shows :
Fees earned t!,ii:i4 15
Fees received 1 :'-!05 30
uncollected 4 JS fv 1,(1 34 15
Reeeipts and balances fl.MTSC
Kxpuii'eft 1, :!5.'5 25
Due eounty 25 93
O'Lauyhlin offered a re.solutio;, which
was adopted "that the finance committee
be requested to report to this Ilo ird the
actual ouistHiuiiug lndebi.-ilucss d the
county, on Dec. 1, 18S:J.
l'eiklns reported a contract entered into
with tho county and Mr. IVik, for the
digging of an artesian wei! t the county
jail for S(ib0. Approved.
On moti n or" Perkins ihe sheiiii'va
author!, d i nivirtiM- ard sell at public
auction tl f sImh . now in pcsi-cssion ot the
county.
I liK l.hl nil 1,'t KSTIoN.
ilkkoU pir.fiiii d h pe'irion from sr. me
votit. ol
iiquor littiiM
nun ol 1 1. at
liov trovp, ticking that a
l i planted to ii couple of
u. The mutter was rr
jii 'n! (rtumittee of three:
f erred t a s;
Lewis (K. ('.
(Iik'k and Jennings.
Jxww ixi licned
ibat he was totally od-
posed to the UonrU'.-- having anything to
ilo with li e i.i er Ijus.res, anJ announced
that he uotilui oi invistliate this case.
A report i n the jail .'rom the Grand Jury
was read, who found that iustmitiocj in
first class c nd ti u ; that the 15 male and 3
female pii-ieis r ivred their diet and
treatment e.i elli nt. The report sounded so
food that oq motion of W. lloge it was
ordered recorded.
' The committee on paupers reported nu
merous claims; also the amounts allowed
by the towns tnis session, as follows : . . .
Adams '. $ 12 73
Erookfleld too
K3 10
10 55
34 41
8 10
45 35
718 K
64 00
8 15
SO 23
M isnlon . . .
Ophir WrJ'iO
Ottawa .
10 70
Peru
Richland
Serena
South Ottuwa
I'tiru
.Miscellaneous
isjso
K71K5
woo
lh9 55
HO 45
100 50
2,378 89
Tke afternoon session was largely de
voted to bridge appropriations. Rutland
asked tor G1 1 CO, to assii-t in building a
undue on the Chicago road at h. Brum
barh'M. and got tho money; Fall River
got her money as noted above: while
Brook Held got SIKH) to assist In repairing
Htioroaehes to the Seneca tiriuge. lieu
it came to Ottawa's request, however, for
$30,000, the Board weakened, and in Bpite
of her number?, the request was laid over
until next September.
The telephone company threatening to
take down the poles for tho telephone to
the asylum, the county agent was author
izid to buy thrui at 20 cents apiece.
Lewis reported adverse to the Board's
granting liquor licenses, uud tue isonru
agreed with him.
The finance committee made a report
substantially fcs follows:
The proceeds of the tax levy of 1882
was $14:1,231.28, and the county expenses
y4.8:tt.;W. leaving $48,308 00 to apply on
indebtedness of last year. Tho debt then
stood Dec. 1,1883, as follows:
Interest bearing orders $1(0.000
Loans First Nat. Bank, Ottawa 45.000
City '.34,000
First " " Mendota.... 10,000
Win. Truman 5,000
lJuilip Watts 5,000
Total 1115,000
The proceeds of flic taxes of 1883 will
probably be $140,213.8, and the conuty
expenses sume ae last year, leaving io ne
aim er oil the ttetit. 40,.H3 .). l ne com
mittee recommend that the chairman and
treasurer be authorized to borrow from
time to time, and that the nvmey be taken
for as long lime as possible, not to ex
ceed three years; and tnattho 30 day loans
not outstanding, bo reuueeu as raucn as
may he deemed advisable by tue cnairman
and treasurer.
IMTEHKrtT OKHEKH AND TAXES.
As to the question of receiving interest
bearing orders for taxes, the committee
recommend that the county and town col
lectors be advisod not to receive them for
taxes, it being deemed unwise to attempt
to take tliem up except by the treasurer.
Report adopted.
Adjourned to this a. m.
i'eraonal.
Dt'ocv Louis Degen has returned from a
business trip to France.
Black. -Charley Black left this week to
spend the winter with his brother Frank in
i londa.
Utah. Thus. Woodloek, late of this oily.
places us under obligations for Salt lako
Citv daily papers, which are Interesting
reading.
Millek. As will be seen by card else
where, Dr. G. Miller, oculist and aurist, has
removed his olike to more pleasant quarters
over -1 1 La Salle street .
llANiiLiiv. The friends of Mrs. O. R.
llunbuty in this city will be pained to Jenrn
that Mrs. Adams, Her mother, died at her
resilience in Chicago on the 17th lift., alter a
lum.' illness.
Ka. Norman Hinsdale, a graduate of
.Michigan's University, and a yiiung man of
more than ordinary promise, has gone to
khlorado, Kn., which place he will make his
future home.
1'oKTKU. I. L. Poller ai.d family return
thanks to the Fire Depaitment for their
prompt anil ellieienl work iu saving their
home anil to the many friend-, who so kindly
and bravely assisted in removing their goods,
during the lire ol vWdnesUay night.
I'.aah slate School Snot. Raab writes his
reirrcls to Sunt. Stockdale for not heii-g
present at the Teachers' Association mectinc
helu here a lew uays ago, out promises posi
lively to be present at the next meeting, to
he held at Peru, Jan. l'J, delivering an
address on Friday evening, the 9lli.
Subscriptions reeeived lor all the principal
papers anil magazines, at, If apeman iV ( ira
ham's. '
I I im Milllurj,
Miss A. I). Brady, late of New York City,
successor to .Mr&. Ila.litt, in the Madison
street millinery business, is oiler in g, owing
to the lateness of the season, some great in.
diiceiuents in fall and winter lots.
Ladies' hats in velvet, plush and felt are
beluir closed out regardless of cost. Also
velvet bonnets for aged matrons; misses
bats In all the leading shapes and latest
styles of the season, anil also misses' bon-ui-ts.
All the leading shades in plush and
velvets lor evening hats are reproduced here
in their perfection. A line line of handsome
birds, black ostrich plumes, feathers, orna
uicnts, c.
.Miss Brady's long experience In the fash
ion centers of this country aud Europe
enables her to correctly choose from the best
the most beautiful and artistic styles of
the season, und her success since coming to
our city is itself a guarantee that she Is
uivmtr sa!ifsetion to all who favor her with
patiomigt. To close out a line of li imtneil
felt hats left over from lat season she is sell,
ing them tor 25 cents each a nominal sum,
.scarcely sufficient to pay for the ribbon iwd
in tiimnijn tr
l rttlly Shot.
On Thurday morning the sad uCws was
received here that Edward II., eon of Mr.
aud Mi?. E. F. Bull, of this city, was acci
dentally shut and killed while out hunting
un the preceding day. Full particulars ol
lhe sad event are lacking, but this much i
learned: With a couple of friends Ed. lift
Campbell, Minnesota, where he has been
vi-.iting his sister, on Monday morning, des
tined lor a deer hunt at a place about Ilo or
40 miles north. It was while on this expedi
lion that the accident occurred, his death oe.
earring at S:i;o Wednesday evening. Mr.
Kuger ai once telegraphed the lamily, hut
the dispatch was not received until the fol
lowing morning. The rct-alus, accompanied
by Mr. and Mi. linger, were expected to ar
rive last niL-l.t by the Amvrt Lea train. The
funeral will lie held at the residence, on the
ean ,id'-, tl 12::0 Sui.day; and a special
train of two cars has been provided to con
vey tiie funeral parly uud such others as de.
biieto La Salle, where the interment will
take place.
lr. Hull was -ii years oia Us'. July, a
bright, mounting young man. HesDeutaome
years at Michigan University, and afterward
traveled considerably in j.urope; and after
his return from the continent entered his
father's law cilice. The death of ouch a
young man it always lamentable, particu
larly so when death is the result of accident;
and Mr. B. had a wide circle of friends here
who will mourn his untimely death and otter
the members of bis family that deeD and
sincere sympathy wbieb can come only from
love and admiration for the deceased.
Last Satarday we aoaonnced the probable
death of Geo. R. Belford. He was in fact
dead, having passed away during the night,
dying from lung fever. lie was born io
Cambria Co.. Pa., In I92S, and had lived
many vears in this county, chU-Cy la Lent tot,
where le waa once a pwperou mcrruani.
Bruce
IJeer I'uik...
Eafle
Urovnlatid .. .
Hope
La Salle
Mttulius
Mendota
Merideu
Later he lived, in Streator, and for a few
months past in Ottawa, acting as janitor of
the court houBe. He was for years one of
the riomiueut democrats or tue coumy, tan
lug part iu conventions and all county poli
ties, though never we believe hem or asKea
for otllee. He leaves a wife, two sons and
two daughters, the youngest of whom is 10
or 17 years of age. One son Is in Dakota, the
other la a justice at Streator, where the
family reside. He was a man of many friends
and few or no enemies.
Another year is nearly gone, and a sad one
it was to thousands of the inhabitants of this
globe. Ottawa and vicinity, however, have
been spared from the mauy catastrophes
other parts of the world have suffered,. There
fore we should be especially thankful and
should make our dear ones happy at the
coming Christmas by surprising them with
some token of esteem and love to make their
happiness complete and help us enjoy this
gayest of all holidays. To accomplish this
result you have but to step into tiehrlng's
holiday ra.ar, and you eannot help but select
some article that will please and deliight.
You will find reference to some of the leading
articles In other parts of this paper, but to
appreciate the vast outlay, go at once to
(iehrlng's Drug Store, north of the Court
House, Ottawa, Ills.
On Wednesday evening' the residence of J
E. Forter, Esq., tho well-known hay carrur
man, was badly scorched by tire, which orig
inated in the kitchen, at the southwest cor
ner of the building. The alarm was given
by telephone and in a half minute from the
discovery of the lire the alarm was being
ruug from the engine house, aud in ten min
utes, perhaps less, a stream of water was
playiug upon the burning building. The
tlainca had made considerable headway,
however, and In spite of all etTorts that part
of the house where It started and the roof of
the main building were pretty badly burned.
The furniture was pretty much all taken out,
but of course was more or less damaged.
Among those deserving especial mention for
the manner in which they worked in the
midst of smoke and flames to save the house
hold effects are Win. Barker, Isaac Rhodes,
Tom Walters, and one of the workmen at
the mill whose name we caunot recall. Miss
Eliza Porter also deserves notice for hor
heroism in rescuing her little brother, who
was asleep in a room right over the tire.
The room was tilled with smoke, and when
she had brought the lad out was herself near
ly suffocated with the smoke, and with dilll
eulty was able to reach a place of safety.
The damage to the building is variously es
timated at from f i.uoo to f I.koo, upon which
there is an insurance in the agency of T. E.
McKinlay for $11,000; the damage to the per
sonal property will uinount to from :S00 to
$500, with no Insurance. Tho burned out
family ure comfortably provided for at the
residence of Air. Scott, and as soon as the
insurance has been adjusted the work of re
pairs will begin.
What in trade we never do,
Is for our goods ask prices two;
And then forsooth, because It's yon,
Make them less a cent or two.
The scheme is fraudulent, unjust,
As by it mauy persons must
A greater price than others pay,
Who know the merchants lying way.
A single price we only make,
Not more, not less, from any take;
Besides, we make that price so low,
That under it none dare to go.
A. Lvm ii.
Shaw's combination coffee is the finest
roasted cotl'ee in Ottawa. Only 25e.
It is often said that a cyclopedia is a com
plete library, and so in oue sense of the
term it is. "l lie People's Cyclopedia covers
the whole Held of human knowledge and
gives a sninmary of the contents of 20,000
volumes. The reading, thinking persou of
iluy age will tind here the deslrul infortun
ium on any subject. The rtiy Ims arrived
w hen a cyclopedia has become a recognized
want in every intelligent home as a bible or
dictionary. Every person will bear us out iu
this statement, lor all persons who thtuk ad
mit their need of a cyclopedia. The trouble
has been that llie various cyclopedias which
have been put upon the market have been
too cumbersome and costly. For a long
time there has been a call for a cyclopedia
ivhifh at a low price anil in a complete, coin
prehensive manner would cover the whole
domain of human knowledge. This call was
never met until the People's Cyclopedia was
put upon the market tw1 yeurs ago. Thai
it was met then Is attestt.it by the fact that
duriug this time (ifty thousand have been
sold. It Is a work of master minds always
ready to answer every question, treats 5s,ooo
topics, contains 5,01)0 illustrations, and 10:!
maps aud diagrams, and the small amount
of live cents per day for a single jear secures
the entire woik of three super royal volumes
of 700 pages each. Mr. Emerson DePuy, of
the People's Pub. Co., Chicago, is now In the
city and is calling upon our people in the In
terests of this great work. Our readers will
find themselves richly compensated by ex
amining and purchasing the People's Cyclo
pedia. The I'ower of Women.
A sermon on Woniun's Power will In
preached at the Methodist church next Sun
day evening by the pastor, Kev. (ieorge S.
Young.
Kev. Madison C. Peters will lecture on
"The lueal Wife" at West Serena M. K.
church, Dec. 12th.
On next Friday, Dee. 1 lib, James 11. Iv k
els, ol Ibis city, will lecture in the Presbyte
rian church on "Force in Our Social Sys.
teui." The proceeds of the lecture are to go
toward re. frescoing and re-painting Un
church. Admission, cents. Come and
hear a good lecture aud help a good cause.
Kev. M.ulir-on C. Peters' subject to-morrow
morning will be. "The Mode of Baptism;"
in the evening lie will deliver a lecture on
"How to Manage a Wile." 'lhe sacrament
of the Lord's Supper arid Bautism will be ad.
niliii.-tercil after the illuming sermon. Pre
paratory rervices this evening at 7;:I0 in t ? ; -basement
of the church.
II you nave nol M-en loose very lu auliful
and artistic bron.e and llregift good ul (ich
ring's di ng stoic- don't fail, but, g t at mice.
I he lot comprises eaid receivers, letter hold
ers, bouquet holders j-re.I stands, toilet Sets,
odor caskets, ami numerous other imint won.
deiful articles, (iehring's display of holidjy
goods leaves ad pat ell jrt in the Imdc.
IMMENSE BAU' JAINS,
IMMENSE BAP.GUN.s
IMMENSE B A ItifAlN'S, !
IMMENSE BAKi; UN'S.
In ladies' axil misses' ami i nt'- under
wear. In hosiery, gloves and mittens.
In blankets at.d lfanneis.
Iu black ami colored silk.
In plain and brocaded velvets.
In men's and boys' luiindriel an l uiiiau.)
dritd shirts.
In corsets ami notions of every des'-ri;'-tion.
In linen tabling and toweie.
In domestic sheetings and shirtings
hii-achcd and unbleached.
Every aitieie in the dry goods line lower in
price than at any time lor over thirty year's
at A. Lv.vr n's
Oh, the beautiful Christmas cards at Hape
roao & liraham'b! Have you seen them'
No' Then go at onre.
IlESIDES HOSIERY AND HI.O YES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND UN
DERWEAR. WE HA YE M.SO A IUH
LOT OF SAMPLE SHAWLS WHICH.
ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARHE
STOCK, WILL HEAT ANYTHING IN
TIIE MARKET IS THE WAY OF
SUA WLS, A T BOTTOM PRICES, T
UL LI. S
THEY ALL MAY KNOW WHAT WE
HAVE AND MEAN BY OUR RUN DLL
SAMPLES OF HOSIERY AND SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS WE WILL MAKE A
S FECIAL DISPLAY OF THEM FOR
TUE NEAT FEW DAYS I'NTIL SOLD.
( 'OME EA RL Y. A V H VI. L' S.
SOME OF OilC COMPETITORS SA 1
Of'R SAMPLES OE SILK HANDKER
CHIEFS A ND HOSIER Y (IN Ji t'NDLES
OF II AND 4 PAIR) ARE WORN OCT
(SOODS. COME AND SEE, IF YOV
WANT HOOD HOODS CHEAP, AT
HILLS.
"NO SHA M,"
NOT "WORN OCT,"
JU T AT WHOLESALE PRICE:
SAMPLE HOSIERY IN HCNDI.ES
AT II ILL'S.
P. S. ALSO, SHAWLS, UNDER
WEAR, HLOVES AND SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS. WE HA VE PURCHASED
A HUNTS SAMPLE LINE OF
HANDKERCHIEFS AT A JUH
COUNT. COME AND SEE THE
AN
SILK
DIS-
V .1 7
HI LL'S. NO TWO ALIKE.
IN RUN DIES ONLY.
SAMPLE LOT OF HOSIERY
ATA liARHAJN
AT HULL'S.
Attl'SKMKSTS,
Tin: tourists.
The ever popular Tourists iu u Pullman
Palace Car, who were here last February,
will return on Tuesday night, the 11th Inst.
The company has been somewhat changed
since last here, for the better, as we under
stand, as Mr. Mestayer has none but the best
companies on the road, lhe company has
been nearly doubled Blnce tucy were here,
and in addition to the regular play of the
Tourists iu a Pullman Palace Car, wnich has
been improved, they introduce many new
songs, selections from operas and imitations
that are very attractive. They were excellent
when here last, but from all reports are
much better this season, aud draw crowded
houses wherever they appear. Don't miss
seeing them on Tuesday night.
IIAVEKLV'S SUAEIt-KI.NO COMl'AN'V.
The new season will begin with the pro
duction of the new play by Henry A. Jones
aud Heurv Herman that was done with some
success at Wallack's Theatre, New York, last
season. As an explanation of the drama,
four lines of Tsnuysou's "Iu Memoriam" are
quoted:
1 hoid it truth with mm wno sings
On one cleor ham of divers tones,
That men may rise on stepping stones
Of their dead selves to higher things.
The play is In five acts, the scenes being iu
England. Wilfred Denver, a young man in
good position in life, is married to a loving
wire, but he takes to gambling on the tun,
with the acconinauluieut of drunkenness. He
is jealous of a former rival of his, Oeollrey
Ware, who still tangs about bis wire and en
deavors to poison her mind against him. In
one of his mad fits he goes to this young
Ware's room with the iutention of attacking
him, but or. his arrival he disturbs some burg
lure, the head ot whom is a swell "cracks
man," familiarly known as "Tho Spider."
When Denver euters tho room "The Spider,"
to avoid detection silences him by the use ol
chloroform, which has no sooner been ac
complished than the occupier of the room,
Ueollrey Ware, returns to tind his place ran.
eacked. A scutlle ensues, during which "The
Spider" shoots Ware, aud he and his accom
plices escape. Denver v.Milng rrom his stu
por, finds the dead body of his former rival
on tho floor, and Is under the Impression
that he has murdered htm. After a most ex.
citing scene with his wife, lie starts by train,
taking a ticket for a distant place, but jumps
out of the carriage when about thirty miles
on the road, to elude tho police ollieers, wl o
have telegraphed to have him arrested at
Uugby. Eventually he reaches Nevada,
niakes a lucky hit by striking a rich silver
mine, and returns ufter an absence of tiiiei
years to find his wife oml children starving.
He is soon enabled to clear himself of tin;
murder by the discovery that "The Spider"
committed the deed, und he is once more
happy w ith his wife and children, ami rolling
in riches. Such is a brief and scant oiitlino
of the plot, which is tiiled up Willi many in
tercstintr incident imd episodes, which
seive to increase the inleiet of the story.
The Silver King, by Ilavcilv's Silver K.eg
Company, will show at the Opera Home o:i
Thursday night, Dec. Hit h . Don'! miss ee.
ing IIiIa celebrated spectacular melo-ilmuia.
it is icported that Miss Emma Ih'trsby
and her concert company are coming west
waid and It may be possib'.: to M-ctirc them
for a concert in Ottawa.
liruve llolilieia.
Of all elasscs of people llio professional
grave robliers are must desplsoil. He robs
us of our ilear frienils for a few dollars. How
(liil:rciit is this new grave robber, Jlr. Hlge
low's 1'iisiUve (..'ore, which robs graves of
thousands of consuinptives. .Tills unefjiialed
reineilv fi r coughs, colds and consumption,
n InHipinir cough, croup unit all throat and
liiiiif dUeuses, subdues and compiet'S thi?sv
iiMiiliie speedily, ftftfely and thoroughly.
Trial bottles free, of K. V. (inggs. :4)
jnarritn
pee Mh. ill the cMfon Motel, hv v. I..'
Mi. l ilAKl.rs (i. IlKKM.S, or Itnll.iiid.t.i
. Ct'UVKA. ul' Weclron.
Mlts Kl 1.
.-: t - i.h if V? p$ ivA rV-j
1
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M Mx r?i
it'
Leaves St. Louis Jan. 0. at 8:20
P. M. Low raUy ol' laro. cheap
lands, low taxes, fine climate, a
jijiociaani, vviiite;! liij. i lie ijt;h-
State in tho Union, either lor
settlers or investors. Go and see.
Full particulars, maps and pa
pers lurnisned by
DR. J. O. HARRIS.
THE PALACE ROYAL.
MRS. P. HELLER.
Fashionable Millinery,
AND HAIR (J00DS,
La Salle Street, Sberwooil Building.
Theattriitlooiit the lad. si ia ftipw iallv callcl t ..i..r
twit of Blark and t'ulurml Vlvcta lor Huit
inica, from in tioc per yard.
Curacta. Ladiea' and Clil!drti. l'r.or-ar. Jrtrj
Jacket ivitra alzea uiada tu ur-len, i.,oct. Hoalery.
t'hlldrrn'ii lliba, Tldlt-a, Ac.
Britain Cap.
ijte Mvoia ICark and Co'.orrd C'.t.b tm'.ue '
1C4) Tanla -li. at luc.
S.(! S(i.U n:i:k anriCokirul Urtton UoVe TJt
le. tuMereil Ua.i.ikarlita al (a-. wt--uiH
v:3' U 'tJ M !3 il W i-: k
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Si - .1! :'-.lL2illl 3
fiJ i.? lrfc!" frlLfr40
MUM
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r AMI i
Wtl5T! Hi
Wniiimti
:." & 111 La Salle Street.
JlcU) a&brrtlsrnuMs.
FREE! FREE! FREE!!
ThU Si o!i' N-w IN'f. rliillveCatuli fu
I'l.iyi.
? OrtiiMU.
- Karri-.,
c OuMtt Hooka.
A PniT List of 1
r Si i-nery (l'sipi r
Speakers, 5 .
j Klhlnilaii DrKinu. 4
em Tableaux Liirlils, ?
S H I'uloreil h ire, n
I'Hiitiiiiiline. His
i. Hiirnt Cork, '
. Win..
lieuril, ftr.. in:
In fiii't. everything fur Amntrnr Thratrii-atK.
SAMt Kl. KltEXl 11 & SON, SS h. lllli St., New Vol k.
1 CURE FITS!
Wheu i ty cure 1 110 iiiain.nn uioroiy to btnp im-m r-r
ft tlui. uud ihen linvo them ruturu iiKitin. I im'ttn a rntll
) aires. 1 h.vo romln Oin UliuitM f KITS, KI'II.KPhV
vr FALLING SICKNESS ft llf.-loui; .tmly. lrrntmr
remedy to cura III. wnnit cru.. H-h-hum oilier? liitv.
fulled f. so rounn for nut now receiving neuro. Send at
tiuce fur treetlM and a Free Uixtl of my InfiUilble
remedy. OIt. Kiurea. and Fint Otllca. K cu.u Juu
uvtliluy fur atrial, and I will run; ym.
Addre.a lr. U. U. HOOT, us I'earl EL, New urk.
LANE & BODLEY GO'S
. STEAM AND HYDRAULIC
LEVATORS
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE-
N. V. MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE.
Send for lima of CIKIICK Karma in th li'-l Mock
country In th V. S. C. U. I'OMsloi. !', Alti.mv, lien
try county. Mlioourl.
ftt.tidiuiz iiavo been curod. Indeed, en titronr In my rutin
III it.ellWv, that I will .end TWO IIOTTI.KS KlIKl!,
t-ii;etlinr with a V LCABLKTItKATIBK on thlmlllieuw,
any tufferer. Olve Kprt and I'. O. uilUiem.
Hit. T. A. S LOCI 11. 161 l'eurl St.. New Tort
1
H A.I V Kit I IKKHH.-Uiwi-nt Iiii!o lor
advcrtinlnu in II70 ur.io.l fiewamiiu-ra w-nt nee.
Ad.lrcKK UK... I. lioWKI.Lo; Co.. 10 Sin ui k St., N. V.
W M A. VOI'MAKS. AivMi'Vt. fitllre
f Willi Normal! Ktlliiiru, l iiioii tlloik, utMwu,
llllllOifi.
188t.
Harper's Young People
AN I Ll.t'S I IIATKD WKKKLY -.ti I'm.k-.
Hwited to Boys and Girls of from !: ix
to Bixrcen Years of Age.
ul, . ruin inenevs Novciiiher ll, I KM:l.
It i:e::i'- Ihim. I'toi-lk l ti.e Ihi -'i-!kV mr
Clliil'n II III Ali.-i:'i. .k'i;il."A l W- 1 ). C. f..'lr -Ui-
'.
A-l Unit Hie art;C '!l cut; 'av .!ll, :u tie. way
: i!IutiMtloii line M en none, ni'ii t!i" h'M tu'ein -.t the
eoiiiitry Inia eoiii rtlisited to it teM.- f J.' t i: utl
Journal ' A'iOi.'i;".', ilit'cn.
In t ;ivi,.il lle'il lli- r ia not l.'.iit: tl..tt e.1.1 con;
tiare.l wlt'i Il'tri' Kt-inin-j l'ui.
TKK.M
HA Kl'l.l
r. r 1 .1
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tr. l'o.til.'c l-l't'lmhl, '
: N 1 i iiKKH, Four C.'iitH .
Si m;i. K N 1 i iiKKH, I'o'ir C.'iitH .ieh .
SM'.-lmirti copy Ht'iil 011 r'.'etii. of Thr t cur:..
Tin- Volume of H litl'I U'-. VolM. I'KOI'I.K f..r Isl,
issiiii.il tss.;, Imii'li-oincly liouinl In llltiininati -d Cloth,
lll he nnt l.y lua'.l, post.ire ir-jitul. on ri t't)t of
t-i (Kl each.
C'lolli (:wk f..r "iu h volmi.e. auitab'.e lor liindiuv.
will he nenl hv unlit. .i.:iiii!il, on rei'i'ipl of V!c e;n li.
licuilttamcK should he iniiile hy Po't Otlice Moiii-y
Order or Ilri'ft. to nvoid ehanee of Io'".
Vi n i'ivrv tirf not to . ojn t'lii .'i'-.ioif nt u th.
''It tiif r.r.irvi orttir ltf II IIII'KII A lll-n l llr-H-.
Adiln
Hew Lust, How RRstored!
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w ir- i n :t t. i I
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l.ti.M. ,f J r. 'tilvtT-
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! m-'.ui'i.-tr.iii-n hold athifly
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l'li pliic-
l in. ( h it I iilnrn,tii: ( uiin:jiii r. i
I . il-allllr-r may
rn.l.i-al'V i.iteo: poilitlUK "'It l-io le ..I cure at
:;fcr;;:r
t:';
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s tit. until 1 I; p..i!i tivt :'.;f , u r j . v it'l lr-.
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fio.st 1 'inf. 1
1 iVn JUiflll'-
JLVESWELL MEDICAL CO,,
:i. V.-o.- A'ni li. S V : I'.M. P11111
E. T. LINCOLN
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i,.l .11.. I .r.'iit H. Piiiiie in ri'i:.ir i..ra.!iu.ti.icnt
i.Uil -lo-.'.-h l'i) of I'. ceiiil vr o. I-M.
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t. :1h l'l.:l'.i-.trtf..r.
Ndl'ICK. K-iiitii'.ln:Kiiii Sri:i, !:
. Soil, c in hrcl.v iri. a Unit the iiit.1.-r
..L.i.e.1 liei ef.tr of llic la.t will a-'..l tcrHlnctit of Jer-
lumli str ii. I up of the count of I j Hailc atul "tntr
of I I'.noi. is ra.e,!, win appear t-iure in.- rronsie i
I ourt of "inl loiinty on the tlor l Moinliv . I'lnif tlir I
j:r .1 . of .lanimry ll. at tlie rrotia'r I onrt K..io.
in ttta. In .aid coiintT. wlirii and wlire all peraotn
hat in i rlaitti" or denian.H acaln.' ud ratt are null
tle4 Mattrtiaau'l prceut trie miioc in arir.fii; for ac
,ii.tit..-i t
(hitr-l tli.K '.'ii
day of IN-.-iritMr i t. ISKt.
MIK1S.MAX LKI.AXK.
Kvvutur.
NOTIC'K.-K'T.TK or Lol I' bRIIMII. Iw'n.
Solire la herrl.y kivi-u. that tin' uudcr.iKne.1. Ad
miniatratora of ihr 1-jiLale uf Loma l.rcencr. late uf
the county of 1-a sullc aud Hale ,.f l.liuoia, rirrraacd,
will apiar be to re the Pr.il.afe t'ourt of mid c.Hiiity on
tlM-ttnrd M.md..ylb.ingtlir Jl.t Ualf January Ism.
at thr I'robatr lurt K.OIH. in iniawa. u uia rounty.
when aad where alt fvrauiu having rlalina ur demanoa
aarainat aald ratals are noiltlej u ail. nd ar.d prearnt
llir Mt Id ntir.f for adiuatii.rnt.
Italed il i t, .ii . of IX-i-n hor t. :sirt.
hOI'HIA OHKKS Kit.
.1. i l. M-K t.hrtSKU.
Ja-Jw .VUUol-'alratiiw
7
DUE II
K1 JLiiEm
4L
qONSUMPTION.
Thave a Httlvt remedy for the Hhi.ve Ulleane ; bv l:
DbS ihuuBtinda of cases of the worst Kind and of loiiu
iiAu.-hit : in:oriiKi:s. N1.1v y..t,h.
IIH.lW.
IlllVII'li
I III.- 'I l
Ill-til. -lit
imi.-:-
IS83,
iMiiriM.
The oldest House,
The largest Stock,
The Best Variety
Of Goods in this Line in
La Salle County.
UNDERTAKING AS USUAL.
Some Fans for Sale.
SO Acres. 6 miles from town.
160 Acres. 10 miles from iow n and 5
fom railroad station.
75 Acres, 2 miles from town.
500 Acres, near a railroad station.
193 Acres, in Will Co , $35 per acre.
160 Acres, in Livingston. $34
1 20 Acres, in West. Indiana, $30
And other furiiia. A'.o mill Ions of acres ol
W'ftcru and southern Laud..
DH. .1. O. HAHIilH,
Ken! Kstate and Insurance.
Mji-tf
BOOtS : SbOBS.
Examine our prices
and our goods before
you make your Fall
purchases.
We are prepared to
give figures and goods
that will please you
on anything, from a
Fine Boot or Shoe to a
good, solid, Custom,
Hand -made WINTER
BOOT. Don't buy until
you have seen our
prices.
CHILD & PHIPPS.
SPECTACLE.
Its Kamo .n-l Popularity aro accounted for
as follows :
I imii'c :irc tl .1 en. I ami eured 'li;lir,v tit the
; li in ii K ink them ml cum. r 10 the hi-H.l .han the orui
j i.arv !!-. 1
I They un- a!o or exlra Kimtli u to jrr.iip the head
, hfhihil li v iil.-l ii.'rtlii, .ml I iiit. Iiohl r 1 inly as e'.l
i us u-ntlv.
I M. c! of On- iiivnt tei-ijier Is iii .I.
1 'I'he lirhhii' N ihU'lf ol irioio. hcii:h:4jiiH) the ions.-
I ot ii 1 1: --i -tit tuns iii-iiriim 11 kti'-ci ill l.rci'iy
!' I 'f oiiii.'iilou liri.'Ke. and lenw an-1 clallv
ncccs.iirv til lll rocal ii'i:lil.-.
I e:iv 'li -t qieilil v leu -n are n. d In tie nhovesiavtii.
i-1h. e In nil 1 1 Hier .awnt Inn 1 ol' the .liinero
ui' 1 ir 1. 1 1... Iii. -hull iu th-ir "-IVti'iit l-H-i -h IiiIiik Ky
(Oin.."' I'lie'il III M.-ihiIIi- Hpeelin-le i.l K el. ia."
.uxl "l'ulenl I'uplHiirv Kse-i.iMM.."
'i'he.!ohiiloii I'ut.'iit iiplh a! Umptrh' I-y- Meter In
ur.'ii perfiet lit of I. ihi 10 any 1 y. . lhe rt;rht to
line the nii'tcr ha. 1 11 "''iii.'d 1 ni'lin-iveiy hv lhe un
il.'lik'ii-.l, ho Ik al'o w.'e n'i nt lor the ahoie iiained
sp.ciaclc. rail mid li-ive jour Kt.'i t-lisl oy tft
Meier, mid ee if Mm ure nlnc lilasw. inlap'.-d to .11 r
eje. l! Kill 11 ! you ti.iil.lliK lor the trial.
R. K. TRASK,
.l.-Wrlll. imiOi'I'Ii lli.
,! :., -1. ..- i.. m o, . r th . ft'it) imw Stoi-. I
1.1,1 : in I AV , 1 1.1 IMII'.
TiMJirUONi: 113.
JOHN T. BURKE,
.1 1 1.1: tv
THt BiST BRANPS CF
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Qlili ijUH UUfll.
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a Hal ii
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THE CELEBRATED
LOCEY COAL
S'i'l Mj;1! a SpfciaJty.
I.S() rOP.S F(MS SALK.
I will not be i!irttrsold by any Dealer
m Ot'mva. atul guiranteo
Satisfaction in Fvery Case.
i f i on tie' ea-t i.l- "I l;olill".l"l t -fct. jit
n. r..-- tn" . in n l.-:.Ue ; or i. :ie ..liter- si HI " li lviu
IIKIIS. i r.Hvi'. J4
IMNAI. SKTTI.KMKN'I',
-i:
-in ir
r .Iav S. .t:a, 1)K. k iiib.- Note1 In lo-rfba
mv - n to all M-r..na lnt-r-tl In auiil t:iu-, tlnl tbe
uiiiI.tkiuuc'I. ..iiiiiini.iraior ot inciaic oi a:i mnira
. Drrw, di-ivawd. will apm-ar N-ftirr the rr.hate
court uf tin- rounty of La 811 and atnta oi IKin na, at
tlir Cwintr t'ourt llouae. In Ottatta, in id (M'.iuty. cn
Monday, tin aiat day of .lannary . r. lss. forme pnr-
I ihm uf ren.lerintf an arciiunt of hla rtr.MVt-dlnif iu tl.f
adininlMraiioH ol .aid estate tir the nnnl wttlei-M-nt.
Dated at Utiaaa, thia l.t day uf ! n.ber l--t.
U ALUKItT WILLIAMS.
Arraar: A. T. Hmnu, Admin ra'.r
Clerk Probate Court. La s!le Co ill. lrcM
N'O'l'ICK.. Ktt or Jacoii Bnn.
Notice la herenj Riven that th n4.-rsiiMsL Kx
ecotur uf the I aft will and teatajllcul uf Jat o' Ure an.
late uf the coonty of La tfi'.r aurt a-ate of H'ibw. "e
eeaaed.mlll appear before the Probate Court of aal
cuunljr un the third MobJay beii.( lb l"t day) pi
.lanaare 1. at the Pro hate Court Kootu. IB lHTaara.ua
aald county, hen and where all peraoaa haTlnc-iu
or demanda atralnat aald male rw iMitlneo UMtH
and preaeat the aame Is ntlm for adjuarti-cnt.
lted thit Ith uay of lrvnita r . "-.''
de 4.' w Kxec ttm.
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