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VOL 48.
OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 7. 87.
NO. 43.
M LIVE TO. PLEASE.
The measure of life being but a t pan,
We should enjoy it while we can j
To accomplish this no better way
Than life with all in harmony.
Each should endeavor each to please,
Which can be done with greatest ease.
It only needs to lay aside
Self, that would our reason guide.
To please has been our life's desire;
We toil for it, but never tire ;
And passing years suggest new ways
By which we may the people please.
For our last effort in this way,
Fermit us here a word to say,
And introduce you, if you choose,
To our unequalled stock of shot.
There's nothing like it in the land,
And prices jrhat the times demand,
Besides in comfort, ease and wear,
i'ou'll find perfection eysry pair.
A. M NCH.
TO ADMIREBS nc mm
My Flue Dri'4 Trotting Stallion,
BROWN ERICKi
Will make tee Season ot 1887 as follows:
On Mondays, Tuesdays ,nd Wednesdays at
my barn Utiba, 111.
On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at Clif
ton Lotel Baru, Ottawa, 111.
TKIlMS, 8SO TO INSUHK.
H. 8
GILHKKT.
mirtKJmia
Uo. WiiBi. Manager.
AND HACK LINE.
160. TELEPHONE. 16a
PETEREGAN
Would respectf-.lly announce to the cltlimu of OtUwt
and vlclalty tht he hu one of the choicest Livery
Stock In the cltr. at the City Stable, men
The Latest Styles of Hacks,
Carriages and Buggies,
Parties. Wedding
on non
i town
rom tht
SromptlT
enota. oi
Sepots. or to tne country, nigm or ow.
r Kememucr me
ace On Madison street, eat of
Id ecu t. one block weal of new court house.
i d ace on mauiaoi
nouse.
FKTKB EOAN
Ottawa Feb. 1384
NEW
NOW
ARRIVING
AT
H. J. GILLEIWS,
lious
IN
Table Linens,
Towelings,
and all
Linen Goods,
ALSO
Prints and
Other Spring
Dress Goods.
NEW CARPETS
Now Arriving Daily, which are
of the Choicest Fabrics and De
signs. Don't fail to see them,
for the styles this season are
extra choice and attractive.
PRICES LOW
And Satisfaction Guarauteed.
II. J. GILLEfJ.
LIVERY AND
FEED STABLE
SPRING SUCK
Special Atirac
Out Advantage,
At II. J. Gili.bn's Is the fact that second pur
chase of spring stock were made lato, and
the bargains secured on i dull market are
all elveu the buyer. The percent thus sared
is Vi'ry considerable, as the buyer will And on
Inspection of their prices, while at the same
tiino the very latest fabrics are obtained.
The rush at Glllen's is steady and for what
some call a dull season, sales hare been very
large, keeping the SO employees busy from
morning until nljrht.
In all seasonable lines of dress goods and
dry goods of every description, In carpets
and housekeeping goods, boots and shoes,
it U a fact that this house offers the chief
bargains of the day in La Salle comity, and
these claims buyers are invited to call and
substantiate at any time.
The City Council.
The city council was called to order at
half past seven last Tuesday evening with
Mayor Allen in the chair. The roll was
called and the minutes were read and ap
proved. The clerk read a report from the
finance committee saying that they had
audited and recommended the payment of
bills to the following amounts: Salary de
partment, $777.50; health department, $213..
70; fire department, 93.13; gas department,
$108.50; police department, 93.05; sewerage
department, $ 123.40; and contingent fund
$194.03.
Mayor A11a then roso and i-
a suitable
-'?Tott thanked the old
ouncil for their
courtesies, ana uaua m farewell
. a a J
Alder.
man Titus, W ne and Corcoran then took
yne
their pl".ceg and were sworn in. A corumu.
p'.cation from Bronson and Foster, in regard
to the proposed water works was then read
and referred to the street and alley commit
tee. The mayor then read appointments
for the ensuing year as follows: Health
Officer, Dr. Ralph Dyer; Street Supervisor,
Andrew Shererj City Marshall, Jerry Maher;
Chief of Police. Thomas Brennan; Fire
Marshall, Wolfe; Asst. Fire Marshall, Wise;
City Printer, Nattinger; City Surveyor, Col.
Hitt.
The mayor then rose and made his in
augural address. He said that the city was
nearly out of debt, and in a flourishing
condition. lie said he bad heard some
complaints about high taxation, but went on
to show that the city was in better shape
than it had been for sometime and would
probably require very little outlay for some
time to come. He also made several sug
gestions as to methods to be employed dur
ing the coming year.
A motion was made and carried that an
ordinance be drafted to regulate the city
expenditures. In the matter of the law
suit of Trainor against the city, a committee
of three was appointed to employ counsel,
the city attorney having been employed
upon the other side of this same case pre.
vious to his election.
A petition against the epening of Cedar
street was read and referred. A petition to
drain Norris street was also referred.
Aid. MacKlnley moved to reduce tht pay
of street laborers from $1.75 to $1.50, and
after a vigorous debate his motion was car
ried. Mr. MacKinlay also moved to raise
the amount of the yearly allowance for
street sprinkling from $150 to $250. The
motion was lost. Amotion to put in a tele
phone at Ottawa Centre was referred.
Bonds were approved of city Clerk Kelly,
and city Treasurer White. The standing
committees for the ensuing year are as fol
lows:
Streets and alleys, Titus, Maher and
Corcoran.
Finance, Weil, MacKinley ami Hull.
Cms, Maher, Hull and Corcoran.
Fire, Hull, Burke and Weil.
Local assessments, Hayue, Hull and Cor
coran. La-.v and ordinances, MacKinlay, Maher
and Weil.
Sewerage, Dineen, Prichard and Burke.
Buildings and sidewalks, Corcoran,
Dineen and Hayne.
Police, MacKinlay, Pricbard and Titus.
Health, Burke, Hull and Dineen.
License, Prichard, Titus and Weil,
The council adjourned.
S. 0. Improvement. Ben. M. Boyle, in
South Ottawa, has put up the most icalhetic
butcher Bhop in this region. It is twice as
as pretty as a Chinese pagoda, and internal,
ly as neat as new lumber and pretty colored i
paint can make it. It is a fancy shop, got
ten up on the principles of high toned art.
Otto Hertzner, the meat carpenter, who is
the proprietor of the meats within, runs it
in the best possible manner.
It would be a very excellent idea for the
trustees to repair the third ward school
house. It is on one of the principal thor
oughfares of the city and is one of the first
seen by strangers. It would be greatly im
proved by a coat of paint.
At a meeting of the Citizens' Imprtve
ment Association last Monday evening the
following officers were elected : T. D. Catlin,
president ; II. G. Cotton, secretary ; E. C.
Allen trustee of the real estate ; D. A. Cook,
treasurer; and an executive committee con
sisting of Messrs. ' Catlin, Cotton, Titus,
Cook and Rials. The business of this com
mittee is to manage the sale of the lots.
The school board met last Monday eve
ning, with all present but one. The board
audited several bills, and re appointed Prof.
D. R. A. Thorp superintendent for another
year, at $1,350 a year.
A New niock.
Mr. F. A. Sherwood, Thomas & Hugh
Col well have eome to an agreement to erect
immediately a new and handsome block of
buildings on La Salle street, beginning o
the lot next north of the old Buoaanaa
house next to the post office anJ running
thence to the oorner of Jackson street, in
eluding the site of the present office build
ing of the Messrs. ColweP. Into this build
ing as is now expected the Fata Tbadbr
office will be moved on its completion, at
whioh time a new power press will be added
to the plant and its steam power plant in
creased from two to six horse power.
The new building willbeof pressed brick,
provided with .all modern improvements.
The Fart Tbadeb's new quarters will in-
elude a business office on La Salle street
and a large room back provided with all
machinery, type and fitting to make it tho
uodel printing office of this part of Illi
nois Orders have already gone in for t.e
material for the building, the wholf to be
ready for occupants by Au'isl 1st next.
It will be a big improvement to upper La
Salle street, and t,0ws the faith of these
gentlemen l the future growth of the North
nd j some are pleased to call it, though
t.A K.itl.ltn will .(.nit almnol An itia aflf.t
center of the population of he city.
Come aud See
those best ingrain carpets at 75c per yard
(made up). At Hull's.
P. S. This lot will not last another week.
Dou't wait.
See the new rugs at Hull's today.
Go and see the newest out in lace curtains
At Hi ll's.
All the new styles straw and felt hats for
boys and children at Fiske & Lkkm'b.
Fiske and Beem have the finest line of
children's straw hats ever shown in Ottawa.
The prices are very low this season.
If you want the correct style hats for men,
boys, youths and children, give us a call
We have the largest line in the state, and
will guarantee prices to be the very lowest.
Fiskb & Beem.
Hats for the old, the young, and middle
iged, the tall, the short, the fat, the lean,
the rich, the poor, In fact, hats for every-
bedy at popular prices, at
Fiske & Beem.
Fentonal,
Nattisgbr. Mr. E. A. NattiBger, of the
Times, spent the first part of this week in
Chicago.
Bradford. Charles Bradford came home
from Aurora the other day very sick.
Hibrison. Mr. J. D. Harrison of Gran
ville, is in town. He sang at Mr. Hoffman's
funeral yesterday afternoon.
Holmes. Rev. and Mrs. I). Holmes went
to Rock ford last Thursday where Mr,
Holmes will assist in the dedication of anew
Mithodist church tomorrow.
iocno. Kev u. 8. louiig, a former pas
tor of the Methodist church of this city, is in
the oily with his wife, and will preach at
tne Alelnodist church tomorrow. J hey are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cheever.
Eames. The Leadville, Col., Journal April
30th says: "A pleasant surprise was given
Colonel R. E. Goodell, our genial postmaster,
in the arrival on a flying visit from Denver
of Mr. L. II. Kames, a prominent banker of
that city, and a friend of the Colonel's of
forty years standing. Mr. Eames has been
traveling for the past three months through
Old Mexico, California and other places
He departed on last evening's train for th
east."
Oedney. Mrs. II. E. Ueuney has re
turned from a visit to friends in Karl ville.
Dwter. Mr. John Dwyer has taken
position in Hull's.
Dowei. l. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dowell
returned from their bridal tour lust Tuesday
They will make Ottawa their home.
Crane. Mrs. K. Crane, of IYoria, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Conkling, of
South Ottawa.
Et'RorK. Miss Louis Rohrer, of North
ville, and A. Bernard, of Seneca, left for
Europe on Wednesday last with the purpose
of buying draft horses. Mr. Bernard has
several times of late years made the trip,
but tbis will be the first time in 45 years
that Mr. Rohrer will look upon the land of
his birth.
Armour. Miss Ann 'Armour returned on
Friday last from Denver, where she had
spent the past few months for the benefit of
her health. Though not entirely well, she
was much improved by the trip. MissCelie
Armour of La Salle is here with her.
The young children of Ottawa celebrated
May day last Monday night with a ven
geance, but the trouble was the Utile hood
lums didn't stop when they got through.
Tuesday evening and Wednesday evening
the citizens of tba north side and in other
locations around town were disturbed by the
youngsters ringing doorbells and raising
Cain generally. Some of these dear little
children would be greatly improved by a
spanking.
Died. Mrs. Catherine Butler, at Land
caster, Ohio, last Wednesday, aged )o years
Deceased was the mother of Mrs. 0. M. But
terfield, of this ciiy.
The two Vaster 8tevens, sons of R.
Stevens, are siok with tie messe's.
yit0 Irwin.
Many pcoi'1 around Ottawa and In various
parts of M Sallo county, will heartily en
don facts of the following notice ot Miss
irwin, fprmorly of L'tlca, who has number
of portraits In this city. Tho clipping"
from the Gehcsoe, III,, KnMie:
Miss Irwin, the talented young artl.J, baa
Just brought down from Chicajro, Mrs.
Crosier, a beautiful crayon portrs-t of tier
son Ollu. Acquaintances feel a ereclal pride
aud Interest In the sum' of MIm IrwlD who
by forceof ber own genius, ha won tor her.
fclfablirh rank among the distinguished
artists of Chicago. One can hardly realize
that such a life-like portrsit as this of Olio
Crosier could have been produced from the
faded and Imperfect tin type which was all
she baa to work from. The drawing la re
markable In Its correctness aud there Is a del.
leaoy and finish such as Is rarely seen. Miss
Irwin will remain a few days here with ber
friends to afford all who desire to see her
work an opportunity of doing so. She makes
life-sized fiKirtraits i both crayon and pastel
from any kind of a photograph, or by free
band work from sittings. A few speclmeus
of herwo'K, which all persons at all con-
verosr.i with art must confess are anion if the
fnett ever seen here, are on exhibition at A.
White & Co store.
One Dr. Alkln married a Miss Payne, but I
cannot describe the wedding. It gives me
an Alkln Payae just to think of It. lfiMi'ns.
The fire department elected new olllcers
Monday evening as follows: President,
Noah C. Perkins; secretary, Otto J. Goudolf ;
treasurer, A. Y. Scocti; steward, Ihos. Ly
sugUt; board of directors, C. U. Kussell, Joel
Pierce Jr.; W. II. Hull captain, Joel T.
Buckley Jr.; tlrst lieutenant, Henry Hert.ncr:
second lieutenant, George Jolmt.
The city council has passed an ordinance
tlxlng the clerk's sa'ary at t-VK), all fees
earned to belonif to the tho treasury.
City treasurer White
can bu found at the
county clerk's otllce.
Clothing lluum,
We hare In all departments Met's Clothing
very latest styles. Youth's Clothing stylish
and cheap. Boy's Clothing very stylish ami
heap. Children's Clothing durable, stylish
awf cheap, at
Fiskb & Bbem'h,
Low Price, One Price Clothiers.
Complete Surrii.
Our new cuhIoiiis as well as those who are
familiar with our tine clothing, and prices are
surprised at out tine styles and low prices.
Fiskb A Beem,
One Price, Low Price Clothiers.
Grauil Spring- Display
of children's Suring Styles ot Suits, Waists,
and Hats at
Fiskb & Bbbm's,
One Price, Low Price Clothing House.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie E. Thompson,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Thompson, and W.J
Lcaeock of Chicago, took place on last
Thursday evening, at the residence of the
bride's mother in West Ottawa. Rev. 0.
Frederick otllclatlnn. There was a uuruber
of friends and relatives present, and a pleas
ant evmlng enjoyed by the guests. The
young puodle will reside In Chlcgo, where
Mr. Leacoek Is employed on the Inter Ocean.
Amusements.
On Thursday, May Pith the Opera House
will be occupied by the famous McNIshJohn
son aud Slavin's Refined Minstrels the largest
and best Minstrel Company ever organized,
and which includes all the great artists in the
burnt cork profession of the present day
The entertainment Includes new and novel
effects, beautiful coituines, superb vocal and
instrumental music, intricate dancing, latent
burlesque and all that Is good or that can be
seen in minstrelsy. Seats will be put on sale
at Simon's music store on Monday morning
for only 75 cei.ts each.
An Ottawa Hoy.
Word reached us lunt evening that J. H.
Finlsy, a former craduatu of the Ottawa
JIlKh School, has taken the first prize at the
annuul Interstate Oratorical meeting and
context at Bloomliigtoti. Mr. Finlay Is now
a resident of (irand Ridge. Tho coutcst toon
llnce Thursday evcnini;, May fl. There were
representatives present from ninu different
states, Hint three deleirutes from each state
The first prize was $75 ciihh.
1 he productions were of remarkable abill
tf. 1 he judges 11 thought, who hud prevl
ously pu.-i.M'il upon the orations, were Gov
Forukcr of Ohio, lie v. Phillips Brooks of
llohton, and Senator Hawlcy of Connecticut
Those on dulivety were lion. J. II. Rowell of
Ifloomiii''ton, 111., Kev. Dr. Edwards of Chi
caco, uiid J. iiiiHou isngiiam or Lcdar Uapidit
lowu.
Such a victory in one of which not only
Mr. Finlay himself may be proud, but his
village may hu proud of him, and timy hope
to raUe a few more of that same kind.
Marriage IJicniri,
The following parlies have been granted
marriage licenses during the past week:
John Blesko and Annie Marsincheck; Ed
ward F. Morton and Nellie Sweeney; Anton
Link and Wilhemena Aclienberg; John II.
Percell and Nellie Minor; Joseph Glos and
flattie Gordwin; Thomas 'English and Mar
garet Rowett.
The Interstate Commerce Bill makes about
$4,000 a year difference to Miln's company
in expenses, and to about 400 other com
panies of the same size or larger it makes
the same or a greater difference. There is
f 2, 400,000 per annum difference in the ex
penses of the leading troupes of this coun
try, t say nothing of the smaller convey
ances. Perhaps f 1,000,000 would be a fair
estimate of the annual extra tax that the
Interstate Commerce Bill imposes upon the
theatrical profession.
The Sidney S., ('apt. James Hossaek com
manding, makes trips up and down the Illi
nois river every aftercoon and evening when
the weather is pleisant. The little craft has
I been well patronized so far. Ten cents a
trip is charged. Its worth if.
GREAT
OF
IsTOT
LOTS
Of the Ottawa Improvement Co.; but, on Friday, May 6th, 1SS7.
we will offer a special JBjbCjSJIJSIl'ln SoA.HPl
Jc per cake. The best and largest cake you erer used.
With every One Dollar's worth of Soap a sample package of
the best Flour in the city.
W. 0. MALE
Kid Glove.
The new improved Foster Patent lae
gloves are the best. We are selling the new
kids now:
5 hook, plain, all shades, $1.
5 hook, embroidered, all shad, $1.2&V
7 hook, plain and euibroiderJ( $1.50
6 button, escolloped top, 50c.
Prices on all button gloves reduced 25ta.
a pair.
As wrists very in siie the fastening sheuld
be adjustable. The Foster' Patent lacing
with the recently improved hook will not
catch in lace, wear out sleeve Singings or
accidentally unfasten.
Large stock of silk gloves and laoe mitts
just received. J. K. 3err & Co.
ItUK.
J. E, Scott & Co. have received. beautiful
lot of rugs.
Large, nice rugs f 2.50, $2.87, M5,$3.60,
53.75 to f 4.75. J. E. Scott A Co.
The ClirtM.
The Clifton under the management of Mr.
Rogers was always aJirst-class house, well
managed, and In every reapeet gratifying to
the public; but under the naaagement of
the Messrs Taylor Bros., a. number of
ohanges In all departments have been made
which have added very materially to the
pleasure and comfort of the guests. We
hive taken pains to inquire.- about the
new management of late (behind the backs
of the genial proprietors), and we find that
everyone approached has seamed juat about
ready to talk us to death orn the subject. To
a man they are delighted, there ia no better
word, and say "the house was- never bo good
as it la now,'' and that is sayung a very great
deal. We congratulate the Taylor Bros., fur
they are bound to suoceed and. handsomely,
too.
Money to loan on farm property.
B, F. Lincoln.
New silk curtain draperies just received
At Hull's.
A meeting of the Ottawa. Decoration As
sociation was held at the count house on Tues
day evening last. Mr. F- Y. Griggs acted aa
chairman, and was re eleoted president; Mrs
mlcDermott,. Mrs. Ilapeman, Mrs. II. C.
Nash, Mrs. Dyer and Mos. Wallace, vice,
presidents. The treasurer's report showed
$80.17 in the treasury. Mrs. J. K. Cook was
elected treasurer, and K S. Sapp secretary.
Captain Fullertun will be the orator of the
day. An executive committee was appoin
ted, consisting of Messis Nattinger, Fuller
ton and, Cook. The celebration will be a
fitting commemoratioa of the day.
The Organ Factory,
As stated in last week's Fbeb Trader the
contract with the or(ian factory people was
signed last week, Friday. At tbis time the i
money was nearly all raised, and the bal
ancowas being rapidly diminished. The
funds required aro now all subscribed, and
the arrangements otherwise nearly pro.
jected. At a meeting of the subscribers to
the fund held at the county court room luet
Monday, the "Ottawa Improvement Associ
ation" was organized wilbT. D. Catlin pres
ident ana II. G. Cotton secretary. Tho fol
lowing committees were appointed: On
real estate, T. D. Catlin, II. 0. Cettan, W.
B. Titus, D. A. Cook and W. C. Riale. On
deeds and agreements, Judge Eianohard,
Mayor Widuier, and Samuel lUcholson;
trustee, E. C. Allen, treasurer, D. A. Cook.
Letters were read from several other facto
ries of various kinds seeking for new loca
tions. On Thursday evening last the
meeting of
the Business Men's Association was called
to order at H P. M. by President Catlin, and
the minutes were read and approved. Mr.
S. Leland presented an abstract of title to
the land purchased of Mr, Bruen, and It
was referred. After hearing two other
communication from more factories looking
for locations, the meeting adjourned, and
was called to order again as the Ottawa
Improvement Company. The report of the
legal committee was then real by Judge
Blanchard, consisting of a legal contract or
agreement to be signal by the subscribers
to the fund and binding each to pay tVs
sum he bad subscribe 1. This paper waa no-
cepted. and was eigne bj those preseu.
The Timet hss bad ul face washed and ul
on a clean bib.
r-.
uug sa.eioaay aturuayu
At Hcll's.
A new ht of very aaiJaome chromos have
just been r;c veJ at Hpe na & Graham'
BARGAIN
GROCERS.
WU'rani
We have heretofore mentioned that Hap.
man & Graham's was the plaoe to get wall
paper. We migti add that the, firm's selec
tions evidence most excellent taste anl
judgment, as thsy exhibit this year probably
the most elaborate nnd olcgaat designs ever
shown in Ottawa.. Their stoek is also the
largest, and you. eaa- rely upn getting just
what you want In the line of-wall papers at
Hapeman & Graham'.
Go to
screens.
II. C. Sirawn for self adjustable
A new store-is- now oocapied as a shoe
store next t G. W. Fox's Madison street
grocery.
flna. stal liana.
W. J. Neely ?iaa at bis place ia Ottawa six
fine, standard bred stalliona and one pacing
stallion : Byron,- record 2:2oj ; Ottawa
Chief, 2:25; Nl,i Woodbury, Byron Pilot,'
Muscatelle. It will pay ou to go and see
them.
SScimI raUu4B.
Shade ami watsm, at Reddick's farm. En
quire at Peter Kgan's livery stable.
Ihcrfh, NoUaM,
Servioes will be held in the various cbur
ches of Ottaw to-morrow as follows:
Rev. Q. S Yaung. funuer pastor of the
First Methodist-Church, and now pastor of
the First M. E. Church, of Elgin, will preach
next Sunday, in the Metiiodist church. Rev.
D. F. Holmes and wife will spend Sunday ia
Rock ford.
First CoBgregationail jburch, Rev. W. F.
Day, pasts. . Preachkigby the pastor morn
ing and evaaing; Stuuiay school at noon;
young peoe'.a'a soeietji f Christian endeavor
at 7 i. m.
St. Cohunb chujwh, Rev. James Ryan,,
pastor. Low mass ait 7 a. m., mas for chil
dren at S:30, and hjgh mass, with sermon at,
10:30;. Sundv acnool at 2 and vespers aai .
benedictleoAt &30 r m.
At the Pretbytefisui church services begin
at 11 o'clock SubJ morning. Sunday,
school prcaedlag.
Episcopal oaurth. Rev. N. W. Heersaans,
pastor, Service as usual ai 10:30 a. v. and
7:30 r. m. The public are cordially invited
to, attend.
N. B. Any ehnrohe whose noliqes Are
not on. this lint will confer a favor upon the
Ere Tbaubh by sending us a pasta! an
nouncing what their servioes will be..
On last Wednesday evening the Ottawa
Driving Park stockholders met nhe Clifton
house, and elected directors who organized
by electing Charles W. Irion president, II. V.
Wilson vice president, E.C. Allen, Jr., second
vkc-presldent, W. W. Taylor secretary, A
V. Schoch treasurer, and TLwrna, Reedy
superintendent of track. The track is now
completed and the publio is Ivu'eJ to help
pack it by driving on it.
J. E. Scott Co. received swither Urge as
sortment of carpets yesterlay; among this
lot were several pieces of very choice styles
of ingrains.
The following are the principal real estate
transfers for the past wiiin Ia Sal'.e Co.
CD Chalfiiit to U.K.. Rose and Robert
Rankin, wh lot 8, bltt. II, orig town of
Slreator, f'100. JoLa , G Harlow to Edwin
Carl, sllft o8Sft lot 3,.blk 2, also lot 3, blk
29, also sh lot 2, 14k. 20,. $1,958. J T Buck
ley aJtur to Geo Rswkley wh seqsecS town
31 r 4. John Rrtehell to Edward Wider, wh
nwq sec 6, Town 2t. r 5, $2.4i,l.'.'0. Geo
Muladon to Recert Sampson lot 15, blk 20,
or! town of Creator, $1.0)O. A M Par-
! ker to Mfg aa4 Uldg Co. lots 2. 3, 4, 5, blk
Verm Coal Co's Add to Streator, $2,000
Leipold CuxkWt to Otto Law Sr e 20 ft, lot
5, blk 17, nl4 w20ft lot 5, blk 17, orig town
of Peru, $2,000.
Duriag the past week Vhe transfers in Ot.
tawa ciiy amounts to $V'22; in Peru to $6,
531, in La Salle to $2539; ia Slreator to
$20,0;.
I DiKK Sunday evening last, at home,
wuntjn. winni awna r. .n r. -w .
! "j". The funeral took place from th rest,
! ,,ence on Tuesday.
j Jhe u SUe Co. Medical Society meets at
,() m Tui4y next Msy l0, t the
I court hoiH,e AU guUr physlcian9 are Jn.
; '"! to attend and become members of the
! organization. The meeting will be a good
j one jjef er4i f (be first physicians are to
, ... ... beODento discussion:
and it is hoped that every physician in the
- - i r - -
county and many from the nt'ghvorPj
e on riei will be pr
& 00.