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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

q. FOR SALE-The properly on which the suDscri-
~; Der lives In the village " Sewburgh Orange C0Gn-
~ n Y. containing ABOUT Il acres Of land, command
Ing me view Of the Mountains and Hudson River, from
" e-t Point 70 New Hamburgh. IL abOunds with great
variety Of fruit their season, within 10 minutes walk Of
the steamboat landing more full description will se
given application 70 JOHN cox, 90 the premises
elf m w. A COX. 200 MulherTy-sf N Y
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A. FOR sAIE-One OF the greatest Bargains ever
~. offered, n gentee and modern built residence
Myrtesv Fast Brooklyn, being y story house with
basement, back Kitchen cellar and store room, has tine
garden Of choice flowers shrubs, fruit grape vines
&c The Is healty and excellent wafer The
house Stages pass every few mnuies THIS property Is
cheap al $500 but vii be- sold for $500 aypyed for
soon Apply 70 GEO. OALPIN, Chatham square New.
York. ieN W.
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weekly Report Of Deaths

b ne cfP snz coz4fy u Sss F~s rV- "a % e ~ , -
90 Jsae. 80. -
Mea. - Women, IL BOYS. $50; Gir.s its-Io,a -
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HFnR sALE Ky ArCTIoN-valnabIe /

-. Wlllamsburgh, ~ the Merchants Exchange,
- by WIN Il FRANKLIN SON 90 Thursday July
s. 81 Il o'clock " A substantial, elegant 3stOry bnck
Sc Easements and cellar including the lot -
by n Al the tune and place the joining oi D by
H. will be sold Conditions Ten per cent required
the day Of sale and me remainder on delivery OF Tho
deeds The house and lot be viewed all hDIrs, by
calling the premises, South sxth-st Of Third
Wilnausburxh ieE lw-
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nm FASHIONABLE HATs-Jasi hnished, ihe
ik splendid article offered elegant IRE nch
sk hafs lie low price Of s., usually cold for a.
Also, sraeis sf y 30 and y IS-neat hats at g.
tef In BROWN, les Canslsl
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r. FOR SALE-A House and Shop in Bellsgille,
Les corner OF William and stephen sts. The hoise 10
oneand.a -half-stOry, the shop two.sOry. occupied
the subscriber atin-shOp and stove store all IN good
order nearly and pleasantly situated. FOR part cu
lars Inquire OF he subscriber the premises JAMES
BROWE, or OF Mr.. CHARLES STARR Jr. III FultOr-st
y. Y.-Brl.evlle. June y. 1919. lYk IM.
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q THE DAIRY FARM OF 300 ACRES. B.

"a THE DAIRY FARM OF 200 AtKE>, be-
~ longing 10 David 5 Mills at NewtOwn, l.. upon
upon which be now resides) Is offered for sale-the
whole or To parcels. The wekuown reputation Of the
furnishes fully is character and advantages
being second In the Union. Also the entire stock,
&c. Belonging the sane. For apply 70 Meigs,
American Institute, n. y Or DAVID 5. MILLS, On the
lunplke road. le1l m
"a FARM FOR sALE.-The farm known a. the
~ hOu farn situated and half mile East Of the
New YORK and New Haven Railroad Depot, In New
Rochelle We.chester County, y. Y iying between the
turnpike road and Long Island Sound said farm con
100 and be divided into three farms, and
have large front Inquire VI the subscriber
ths premises. lJeis lm-l WILLIAM SCOTT
60 REAL ESTATE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
90 f0r sale by A. Slavery co. Civil Engineers, I6
Nall-st- Having made professional examination
Of he country, information respecting may be obtained
their Office Also FOR sale Farms and Country Seats In
the vicinity Of This City. Surveying and Drafting "
every description attended 10. ef In
GaFARM FOR sALE-A desirable Farm Of IS
- Of and Limestone sol suitable either for grain
-or grass, situated miles west Of New burgh,
Orange County. On the premises good house. large
barn house. sheds &c me fruit and excellent
Ter Particulars will be given on application 70
eel Nv WRIGHT Il LOSEE. IS Frontst
On FARMs FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
- houses and lots "a hours BY railroad from NewYork
land 10 lease a. y per year for a term
Of years s miles from New York by railroad Also 10
sores for sale for SO per acre. Z. VAN VEGHTES,
je2s In - DiylsiOn-st y Y.
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IL, = IN NNIs hNTINUND VI
go ~<>-s->>~---<-tc~ y + VERSE .--sl MNkR Az
RAACEAENTS-C commencing April
2 1913 The extension u the Railroad from SOneryeio
White House 90 nj es opened for travel reducing he
staging between EastOn and the ermnu, u he Road ~ -
miles PAssk>GEs TRAINS UP.-Leave New YORK "
Per No. ] North RIVER ~ O'Clock AN snd IN.
iesse Sew,fork by New Jersey Railroad foot q Gov
lsnd-sIs 80 AN. and Pm. PAssZscFE 1EAISs DOws-
Leave White House at 5. o'clock AN and tom N
Nortn Branch, ats Com AN and son. = NJ Somervile
a. o'm AN and SIN. Z. 81; BOund Brook ~ IN
" and u PM P!anfed al 2jm. A N and I'm
IN Wesite.d al 81 A. " and 5 p NJ. EAkabethto~no
u An and q NJ. Tue freight tain with pssscsg1
car aitachedl will leave White House Al 81 A. " scms
vile y AN Plainheld 81 M and knzabetApOtJ
steamboat, az "a AN KETUKMsG-Nn leave ns"'
York. by Steamboat Pier No. North River. al ~
Passengers for Easton, Wikessane Aiiento~ a. hAssa
Chunk, Pa and for FemingOr, Cuton, JscksOcsiie &C
N J. will take The O'Clock A. 81 train from Ne~fofk
NEW LINE FOR SCHooLEY'S MoUETAIN
Splendid stages will leave for tho Mountain The am
val Of the O'Clock train from NewYofk White Hoass
Ths route has less staging taAa any Other sA
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FOR SALE.
30
FOR SALE.

O. IN THE VILLAGE or BLOOMFIELD, " four
E:. miles from Newark one-stOry ana attic house, with
good basement; three-quarters Of an acre VI laud,
well stocked with fruit II Is within I'VE minutes
walk Of the church, school and stores Communication
with New York SIX or eight times day. The psemses
are well fenced Inquire Of J. C. WARD, 2o3 Pearl.st or
Of JOHN n BIDDUlPH. on the premises. iel3 ing
r. FOR SALE.-Valuahie property In Seventeenth
"a. ST. No 81 lately built, with ali the modern improve
ments $500 may remain on bond and mortgage al
per half Of the remaining purchase money Will
be taken in hardware y.made clothing, groceries
other articles NJ for California markets. Inquire Of JOHN
o HALSrED, 10 Wall-sf. or
jy2lwF ANDREW LESTER 10 Willian-st
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fpY OHpFRolM uhc-dsr fr.t Judge Confoo fsfsNotfs
ID hereby gwen. 20 the "a ne statue s1ef
az sifa,husf-s gasf ft.ctnig nnsst alt sset il
hat sfta Size oil htliAAf
resident tlr kruiaky. s That he saf~ VII - a 20
he pi be- lsbt, unss appear sai d hs- sn aisd
nien alrcrjng law ehin mnts nou fe fr' plffana
% ustce PAS teH Soc t Don
Of This sat t delivery f bonn &C for hs us- 90 srf
hu and - iralfffo i -
ia, ofO,t.ter. isss WILLIAM cor.
0lf a.|Nn fHr be- i
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DLbLtC ADMINISTRATORS OFFlCE. ~. sss.s4 ..st--
s'~- sfrty gFsd - hs N q ID
WARD OCpNsOt late of ne CtJ 81 Yat ras 5srss.s
sna $40 si-.-i - hsrs did a'-se ssa
nis-se 20 No haas Of hs Poole Afna-uaflr slr1a
- snd s'f,.rd Of ~ hn aecoft
- - some lawful
Etl i@y OF JOY lsrt-Ds-f Nrr fYft J1r- o. $50
is13 : TtATkF P.l.r af,r..fr.at
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DU8LIc ADNINisTKAf0Rs OsFicE. ~ s...-a. : 70

.DUbLic ADMINISTRATIONS OsficE. - 7 ss.s.a q No
ff- o. t-f~ny The slf Of tAfNA
hNE DlFfiN ss ~ ne C II No. fn f~sss.ef 30 -hos
~zsi . Lss f-i qesfsf- ta To sft. ~ 10 i asisa
m hands pf th- P4Hf Adm Wi 80 90
pssi ~ ~ BIN according unless c. ~
.~a sI-eot a5nst'afoo ihs dscset Ne 10Th tsy v
JAY EFT - Dated NeF Yrrs Ja1- ., ist4
-lo lt~t~ JANIS > IHATsR, Pab.h Afniaas,'ar
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ALEXANDER MAS1ERTOS. L.,
ny ROBERT SMITH HA''f'''

PURSUANCE Of an order ~ the 3lfrgs of tie County o.
sN-~ luk, noucc HEREBY gg-n al p-rsol, having
sxaust WILLIAM GOADBY late Of ih- c Of Ns~ iofs, 50
ceased present ~ N hers thereof
Of fh1nas OosiDy, ~ Grad -frref Of
yofs dAy ofJuy dated sss
IOTk . 18th
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q ONE CENT REWAKD.-h4n away rom ne
n subscriber. the 2lst day Of June, 1919, JOHN
~ CAIN an indented apprentice 10 The copper ate
80 printing business he 10 10 years Of age. All per-
soas forbid hsrbonng or trusting him and from en-
plOyirg him. ander penalty Of the law.
ROBERT MILLER, 81 chF-s,.
kew-fOfk, June y, lSil. eJ0 ~
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THOMAS GOADsY. i,...
10 la~6m- IOnN fIsHEk l'I-.'"''

~ PURSUANCE 81 suiroeat- of
New 1ors notre hereby <rsn 70 al pa.pn- having dams
against EDWARD HAMMOND ats 81 us Cny ct S-s fofi.
The oce Of Jociab Hose Esl street the Cy u
York before ti day 81 ssslsubsf
N-s foTk. tbs sDl DAY Of frhrasry. lss
f-ssfaf ELIZA W HAMMOND kfrliasratrt
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~ PURSUANCE Of an nf5ef Of no of Coaay 81
fer fofk NotA- barely gwen % MI ls,aoa having fims
against BRlpGFT Mckay 0f fh- Cy o NeN dsee.sd
present ths yDasf- srs o. .uh.0 f~ he
trs No 10 Orange street NJ cry cd N-s fork bf s
ufl i-T -ptt~i New Yofs
JAMES NAhuNBT Adinnui-uafnf
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YORK >NfRhMk COZ hl tfrtHkr -HfH a.. w
' trtl tnd WI
liam WOoN tha s-i.aasut above ua =
r-tl-l he e, 'sut l tbs sitau. -t lr fn no
0i o the this Nnuft. tic tff 81 ~ It. a o
copy yonf fha ft ODE sNlffis
A. hsir sl~ Nv N0s. efh1 tsrr Save ai-f 20
80 o h. sruons 700. fe tt OF
end o. ,oe ssi st vt - fi- si'f--s
hs ,ltd a wi iss~ fx sInsi 0f le IN
Of tar oas.nc haoifsd saf htsa ttrs With afr. a
re lfh ia &C MAJ thousand -gt tuisd sut 90 st
I've ptrCst Psf sanln, ossis s1s %. Nef
York, Jane +, lstA lAhNlN 4 hi ~ hHt
Did tsu6s Fiafnta's Attorney. 81 " rt
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GlINsR CoUNTY GoLD.-The D0h0nlGa Eagle
SAYS Mr. John a. senter, young man OF this place
VINO has been for some time engaged IN working one OF
the rnines in Gner has exhibited 10 beautiful
specimens OF gold it, rough and natural state. The
pieces are Of different sizes worth from 81 70 = each
and except in color look precisely like pewter that had
been melted and poured on the ground, spsnglng on;
ia different directions. The specimens are beautiful,
and well calculated TO give man the gold fever.
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tbsbLIc ADhiNsIhAIoks OFFICE ~. Th.ssss stf..,--
tofcs herrty n ne rssf sd Cabs
tIAr bkOWs, psvs ~ Hrffsdtsuss1 Wifsn5sfg 8~osas
.ld WHO -li % hsy- de 80
nistss % ils b41fs 81 ne PUbs Am nsor fnllsr
20 sni sPosei ~ BY hm according
ctn-J ~ tns 40 VI e tsr~tsst
oy TO- -oih tsy " july Dated Nv Yofk Jsaa 1850
J-45 ls~t- JANIS THAYEK Pl.s Afra.,s.ts
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.y,Gns9KSING BoAT tog coL9
~ ,FORkRypOKT landing AFort Ham
sr- STATEN IsLAND FKRRY.7T p.
SEw YORK ELIzAsErHTOws sOsgHyiLIK EAsrOS
r. r-s1ztr-ru-5y- 4 E>TRAI RAILROAD or

Leave New-York a. 9. II, AN 2, { and PSI lm5a
Lave VanderbIgs Landlnk a. 3. 10 A N /. and 81
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4 ELEcrIOS RIor.-At the primary election held
yesterday in the Fourth Wards disturbance took place
in which cer stowe wss severely beaten and then
arrested charge OF dsorter!y conduct, j appear
ing the Court that h should have been the sceussr
rather than, the accused he SAs 6, once discharged
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PURSUANCE 81 order uv of us cognw %
New fofk. h--OS al p~,.s hsFns <sas,
JAMES CLARK .- 81 h- C Of NsN iors d-t,-d proceed
The 18th vouchers h-fcoi 20 no stafef.. a. Tier no,
A lie 81 Avenue and Eleventh frs- u h- CIV Of Ns~
foh before sth dy OF September nsEtDaiss
Ns~ fofk the 1871 dsy n darb. 1870
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PURSUANCE Of ofi-f Of u- Surrogate County
fors ao~ h-rsby gives . 4 pefsls having claims lssass
WILLIAM GiLiEf. a- o no CIV fsrs f~s@a--f
~ With go.thsfs thereof H.
i-nce ~ Jeha Alien. ho ~ N.1fssaf~r.sAi
fofA siof, The twenty dtf n Dscsnssf lsI-Usi
H-~ foit. lie siEts-ntt isy OF Jan-
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That is really strange quite wonder at
you Mary, said her husband.
But you always seemed a matter Of fact
little body.
And SO am But have | earned a silk
dress? asked Mary.
You shall havethe pre,tiest cnin the city,
Mary said her husbaud--we afe lao longer
poor, thank heaven
Thank heaven that we have been poor
lcng enough 10 use wealth wisely, said
Mary.
The posses, OF half a million could not
re- main long in otscuIiiy. 1t WAS aston
ishiug how some people Stoned to rememt
Der, at oice, that they had GilrGyS though
the Smiths ,rere gentle people. and noW Neey
hnoU IT. Mrs Prim and Mrs. Pry aud
Mrs. IL. said so, and even Mr.. H---n0w
he knew MIR. Smith was able to pay his debts
and buy his own tobacco proflrred him
some OF the very best Cavendish, and felt
quite honered that he accepted it. But not.
withStanding that Mrs. Prim and Mrs. Pry
called and Mrs, Hautun seat an invitation
TO her elegant Tary-aud people began tC
bow who seemed as if recovered from 9
temporary oblivion, TO a full knowledge o
the real gentilty Of the Smiths-they hac
found out in their obscurity, that the tru,
occret Of happiness is ndependedent Of out
ward circumstances.
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The Prize Essay.
ny MRS. S. w. JrwErr, CINCINNATI.

THE SMITHS, OR DOUBTFUL GEN
TILllY.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.
How do you like our neighbors the Smiths
asked Mrs. Pry.
Very well in spite Of their name, replied
Mrs. Prim. Very common name indeed ;
but really think they are very gentcel.--
think lnevsr seen a pre,iier couple-quite
an acquisition really.
What's his business? inquired Mrs. Pry.
don't know really, answered Mrs. pIim
can't find out that he's doing anything,
Living on the in,ere ST Of his money, reck-
on. Very genteel person Mr.. Smilh-very
geHteel.
Do they see much company? inquired
Mrs Pay.
A sight, replied Mrs piim. seen no
less than twenty people go there yesterday,
and some in very sty lish carriages. think
seen Mrs. DehOutan go in.
Indeed! calculated Mrs. Pry' They
must be very genteel people. Mr.. Pry Is
very much opposed to my calling OF any
body without knowing who aud what they
are, but think may venture TO call OIL
Mrs. Smith. think there can beuo doubt
that she is a genteel woman.
They rent their house Of Mr.. Prim-ot
course called-they live in a very pretty
style. Their girl told my cook she done
nothing but run 10 the door from morning
til night.
think I'll call directly, said Mrs. Pry,
and left accordingly.
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CHAPTER III.
PAINFUL REALITIES.

Fine clothes will wear oui---or at any
rate 90, out oi iashion-which Is quite as
bad. Nothing tells so cloQuen,ly Of rcdu.
ced means as shabby fnery. Mrs. Smith
was quite willing to go into company sim.
ply dressed, but her husband was no, will
mo 10 allow her 10 do so; aud rs ,hre was
no money and uo opening for bushes, aud
no way OF gratifying personal vanity, but
the running IN debt, it was decided by the
husband tina; the best Plan was TO refuse 81
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THE FREE TRADER.
Once, pa story, North end Of Reddich's new
brick block, on the public square.
TERMS 81

Two DOLLARS per dRHum, y pdld M "a
vance +; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS j
paid within sir months; and TnREE Dol
LARS if delayed ua,ti! the eId cfhe year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
for the first insertion, and p cents for each
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount al
io,ced 10 those ichO direriise by The year.
Ei@NO paper discontinued until all ar
rearagcs are paid, uaieSS al he option Of the
publishers.
II Communications, 10 insure attention,
must ai'cays be free ofpostdge, and accom-
panied ,ciM the authors RdEc.
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Fashionable Tui:oring.
CONELLY &EAIIEY

! EFuRN thanks to the public lOr the liberal
/ Npa,ronage extended To them, and would stat,
that they have removed to the north side Of the
City Hotel, TO III" building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John MeCarty. They have
procured tho latest
FdU and Utnter Fashions.
direct from New York, which willuuable them
to make up garments In the most fashionable
style. Work viii be done ia the best manner,
and all garments made TO tit.
Oltrwn. Son .S. 1872
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To NIillers:

WE take this method to express our thanks
w Tor the liberal patronage thai has been extern
dcd ia Us during the past fifteen years. ln this Cily)
and we would respectfully inform YOU that the IN
crease oi our business induced ono Of our firm to yi-
~ France and select our prrscn, large stuck Of
Isurrs, (beng sufficient for loo pnirs Of ini stones
which, with our large supply OF Ouch Anchor Bolt
ing Cloths, We will sell "a low US any other house
west ot the eastern cities.
Also, Portable cram NILS on the hest improved
plan. Price tor2l inches dinmctrc, 500 co.
Being permanently located ii is for our interest 10
sell good articles IT they should not prove TO be such
we can always be found to exchange them, which /,
hot the case with Transient houses.
April 10, 1919 G.. 81 c. TODD.
No. eli, Main street, 50. Louis.
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Dayton Woollen Factory.

THE above Factory will be carried on as usual. by
d. GBEEY) notwithstanding the fatal epidemic
which has carried off three OF the Green family and
hope to receive heretofore a liberal share al puc
patronage. We would here tender our thanks to our
friends and patrons, and hope by strict attention and
liberal bargains lin the way Of eXchaugrs 10 contiu-
We TO merit your generous confidence
Dayton, Ill, April - 1919 ! & D. GREEN
n B.--The FIGURING Mills of John Green viii.
be carried on rs heretofore by ID g.
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Marble aud Stone Yard.

IN LYONS would inform the inhabitants OF
D.Ouawu and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will be able t, fur.
i's'. 10 order tomb .tones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line uf business.
Ottawa, sent. IL lSl7,
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Benedict Arnoii's Sons.-At ths time
Gen. Arnold, the American traitor. married
Miss shippen, In Philadelphia. He was a
widowcr, and had two sons (boys) going TO
the Academy in Philadelphia. They were
nu long since officers in tho Briti'h servicg
one IN India and the other in the West In
dies M,
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4 r. SMITH

Has recently established himself in O,tsWn
on the north side cf tho pubic square, where Ice
will promptly attend To- all calls "a his llnc of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarhnicd, Cutting done
20 order. may %. lSi7-l6.u
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III. w. HOPKINS, NJ ID.

Physician & Surgeoe- OHdwG, m.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
ri Ouawa and vicinity. dice over Walker &
Hicklins's stare, where he may be found a, all
times except when absent Oh professional husi-
ness. Aug.0 lSlG.
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ROWLAND s GUILBERT,

PiySicidHS and surgeons.
OFFICE the same as formerly occupied by Dr.
IiOwanl; where one or the other Ct the firm will
always be found, save when abscn, on professional
business. Ottawa, Nov 81, 1913
DR.. PRATT will remain in the Office as heretofore
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To the Public.

MR.. S WEAVER keeps on hand, at al times
vi the best kinds OF meats of every description, IL
suit the public He has kept the business through
the winter at n loss, when oil others in the same hu-
sincss gave up the ship. lie hn~ kept finn 10 h.
post, although killing horse worth 500 IN tlctiHg
st.l he brought hls bark safe to shore In return we
rs citizens Of Ottawa express our gratitude 10 Mr.
WEAVER, Tor this favor, and pcGgc ourselves 10 give
him our support IN preference to any that may star
IN the same business 'mr9l MANY CITIZENS
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

vI>HE suhscriber will sell lotsln the South OF.
i tawn Cemetery until the lst Of December
lsi7 for 50 each, after which an additional, prIcr
viii be charged IN proportion To the improvements
made. TUOS, NJ. MASON.
South OTTAWA, nov II, lSd7, 39u>
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DIR. ]. PEARSON.

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist OHawa, III.
Oilers his professional services to the inhabit.
aats Of Ottawa aud yicinity. Office at his resi-.
dcnce on CIlu mbus street.
P.S.-Dr, T.. still continues to perform opcr.
atoms in all the various branches ni DGStisrWr
Chlrges 10 core'pond viM Me Times
March II, lsi7.
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Ell Ward g. DOggetf.

Va Manufacturers of BOOTS and SHOES
Miideboro, Mass, are prepared 10 furnish country
dealers, etc, with oil kinds OF Boots and Shoes hy
the case or dozen, on the most rcasonabl, terms n,
ner store, LIZ Like Street, Chicago sep II
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MILTON II. SWIFT,
J. o. GLOVER.
HENRY @. COTTON,
CROTHERS 4 PITZER.

attorneys at Lar, OS'cego, Kendall co. M.
VIII practice law III the counties Of Kendall,
LA SALE, Kane, De knlh, Will aud Dupage.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted 10
them ia either e he above cpuLties, will receive
prompt attention. O,co.O, April I, 1917
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DIR. JOSEPH STOuT.

Physician & Surgeon OHapd, H.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
ofOItawa aud vicinity. O.lice at his residence
On the new public square, June II, lS47
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SETH C.. EA l.,

S-=Yy Carriage, House & Sign Pain
f,I-.sZ1 ter, Pdperer and Gh$ier,
A42-----2- OTTAWA, Ill.
Shop on Columbussireet, near Dr.. schemer-
horns office.
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Gra0rs, &r.
GEOGE SMITH,

CRITTERS store, OHdird, Ill.,,
Has received the Spring and Summer Fashions ioI
1919, in which or in any other fashions desired, he
viii be happy tomake upclothng for all who may IA
yor him with their patronage. 4 TT warranted IN
every case Particular attention paid to Cttiag
Ottawa NAV 10. 1919
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DIR. COOLING,

Office north side of the public square Residence
corner of La Sri,s and Madison streets
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes for a
share of public patronage sept %
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Business CARDS.
l.. =. Leland,

Attorney and Counsellor a! Lar,
Has removed ms office from RcddicIs block 10 the
room formerly occupied by the sheriff, IN the conrt
house, aud now occupied IN part By Lorenzo Loand
Ottawa NAV 1, 1919
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C"You may talk Of the bonds Of affection,
The ties Of fellowship. and all that" says
Krantz, "bu, | know ofno stronger attach
mont than that which n sheriff cn,, r,ains fcl
n DOR debtor WIN can't folk up
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EXERT LA GRANGE,
d. d. THOMPSON, NJ. D.,

Offers his professional services 10 the citizens Of OF
tawa and vicinity Office, al the store of G.. l.
I thompson apr 20 10