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H0ST0RD & MILLsR,
General Land Agents,
A1Lnlnn oil lnI uiMI nuS InNi


A RE prepared to transact any business per-
"A tanning TO the purchase and sule OF land or
Town Lots, inv~stgation OF titles, transe rs and
conyeyapces generally.
We bave located ourselves in tn. interio for
that purpose and wlllpersonaiiy survey and care
iuily examine any tract oiland within our reach
give correct md prompt information cone o ing
Congress Lands, in the Dubuque and D-sMoines
Land Distric,s, in any OF the surrounding coua-
Ties especially on the proposed lines al Rs Il Road
IRON Dubuque ives, and the Cedar River Valley
Rail Road. Person. wishing TO max. snf- invest.
meats by having careful selections made could do
well 10 address or give US call.
lads located on time for Sc hrs. Payment Of
tai = punctuaiIy attended 10. Township platsui
mites, date always on land
30 900 Acres Of Choice farming Land.
For Sale from 8 ioS pes acre. Also several
sma lots OF timber OF good quality. Likewise
ORB proved Farms near the county seat,
A.P. HOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER
REFEREScEs.-Gov. Maurson, Springfield III I;
lion jamestown. Huntington, Pa K. L. Goo.
dell Cash Merch. & Droyrrs' Bank, Joliet. III. I;
George ). fishcr Cash. Bank ofOttawa III II.
=. fames, Banker, Ounwa, III T.. y. stiles, tsq
Dixon, III. II :, II.iheringtOn, DuBuqur Iowa
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Fine HOrse(or sale,

r NE .ubscnb.r orrs iJf s.ie his noble grey
horse, Eclipse and Durock
III" first reason Tor my waning 10 sell is that
have had the horse several icars and h ought 10
change.
The second reason il | have ,wo very n &c three
year ods srsi spnng, from him. aud consequently
shall not need the Old general
The lhn reason Is he Is the hes, horse there is
about, and no man need deny il and has the best
stock. liyon don't want 10 depend on what say
ask MrssTs. Nllignn, over Fox fiyrr, Wood. IN
Ottawa, Ford, on the bluff near ttIawa Nc
Cauhy. on Buck cp-k BEEN, nm Indian creek
Wiley, nenr Munsoniown Dickinson. and a
hot III ol!,er-, aud last Of II McjuTney himself
and tie hous should he doing more good mud
owned hy some one tIIai has iDJfe Time to a,iend
to him han | have.
llthc hors. il no, sold soon he will he kept the
following season at Otlava, OF on the bluff near
town, aud probabl, over Fox Iiyer. Terms " III ye
five doiiarsl'y tue Insurance.
March 10 JAWS NcDrRyEY
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Some seeds have been received at the Pa
tent Office from New Orleons, for dstribu-
ton, which are used in ST. Demands Parish,
Louisiana, for the cure of hydrophobia -
The plant originally came from Mexico, and
the seeds alone are employed for eifecting a
cure Of this peculiar disease. The way 10
use it is, to steep the seeds in wine for about
81 hours-three seeds is a full dose-and
three doses are given to patient every day ,
for nine days.
The discovery Of a perfect antidote for ny
drophobia would really be one of the most
important ever made in medicine for al
though many substances have, from time to
imc, been bro't forward as cura,ivcs, still no
one has really proved so. The case Of a pa
tent who died in the New ork Hospital on
the 18th of last month, proves that this dis.
ease is not altogether well named. The
physician found, that the most distressing
part of the malady is the d,Giculiy md pam
in sralloniag, arising from sharp spasmodic
action Of the muscles concerned in this iunc-
ton, extending sometimes even TO those OF
the neck and chest, and producing feeling
Of alarming construction of the organs OF res
piration, causing almost complete, though
temporary sutlocation, and thus aegravating
if not actually exciting the commissions, with
the more or less violent contortions and dis
coloraton Of the countenance, protrusion OF
the cyeballs, and other active and painful
symptoms. But he experienced no dread Of
the sound Of water, and even took some in
his mouth, but found great pain in az en-
deavor to swallow it. lie was carefully
treated, with cool cloths applied to his head,
mustard poultices to his feet, and the admin.
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How TO Cook CucUMBrns. --"I perceive
you use cucumbers," said one of our most
distinguished physicians to the wife of pa
tent few days since; they are excellent
things in sickly times, but there is some
skill required in the preparation of Them
SLOW should they be prepared Doctor,"
asked the home.mothcr, Gf we may borrow
that beautiful name from the Germans, y
"Simply enough. First, let them be gather.
cd in the carly morning with the dew still
fresh and glistening on their beautiful green
Bring them home and carefully peel them.
Take keen blade and slice them down to
the most delicate tcnuity--" "Of course"
said the expectant pupil, "Aiter that, 4" con-
tnued the Doctor, Sprinkle good deal Of
salt on them; don't spare the pepper; let
The vinegar which you pour over the slices
be peculiarly acute and searching, and hay
Ing done this, leave them for some hours to
become saturated" "And what then y"
asked the lady. "Thcn take mp the dish
examine the cucumbcrs carfully-think if
anything remains to be done--turn them
over neatly with fork, providcnt not to
pierce them through with the prong and
then "Well, siry' Pitch them out of
the Window The receipt is as good as it
is original.
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Grocery Store Removed |!
PHILIP C,cDFEIY.

Corner Of Vain and Columbus sts, Ottaua,
M OST respectfully begs leave 10 call the a,ren
1VI lion OF IN pubic to his establishment, and
10 MORN item that he has removed from the
west side o the court house square 10 the stand
lately occupied BY Bamber & CO.. as the "Peo-
pies cheap tore on the corner OF Main and
Columbus sis.. near the Fox river bridge. lie
has just retu ned irem ST. Louis, with heav v
assortment ot GROCERIES and other artic les
which h" bought Tor CASH, and can
therefore cell as chap us any merchant il town
lie respectfully invites persons TO give him ca
before purchasing elsewhere He has n $50 large
assortment 81 tobacco aud cigars lie hegs to
return thanks tor ia, kind and liberal pltronage
heretofore extended TO him, and solicls its con.
inuan,e. April23
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Wanted:

NE grand medical Warehouse, No. 40 Wash
1 ington St, Albany, n. Y, Dwight Ch1p,n
proprietor, wants immediately iin, enrerDr ing
yoong men, win horse and wagon and foa,
500 to $500 to deposit a. security Tor ,a,,h,ni'
ness, also good refer, nee as 10 honesty and bi,tv
T. act, as agents IN the sale Of popular pl,cn,
medicines IN tn. western states To whom all Ira y
eiIng expenses Will be paid. aud salaries the tir,
year from 500 TO 81 900. according to The ability
OF the applicant
Apply without delay. either by letter or in psr.
son, 20 A. Boyn,on. general agent Drraw1
who can be found al the office OF 4, b smith
Esq, on Main ST. All communication. promptly
attended to. NJ "a AZ.
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PLANTS IN A RED.RooM. Mr.. d. Bcaton
In the Cottage Gardener, remarks that sal
though it is quite true that plants do vitiate
the air of room to comparatively frac.
tional degree, it is quite equally ascertained
that th.y consume and destroy very grca,
dea! of foul air, such as would hiIla man.
plants could not be kept alive at all. We
gardeners know this fact from our everyday
experience; we cannot grow plants so well,
or so quickly, in the sweetest air, as in a
linking hot bed. All the animal creation
yitatc the common air every time one
breaths the breath of life, or life sustaining
mir and were it not that all the vegetable
kingdom depend on this vita.ed air for
part of their subsistence, and great part,
too, this world would have been at an end
rs soon as animals covered the face of the
EARTH Therefore, and without the shadow
Of doubt, plants are the best purifiers of all
the agents that have yet been known to
cleans the air of a bedroom, or any other
room in house provided always that such
plants are not in bloom, or, at least, do not
bear bloom with strong scent"
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The following facts are condensed from
th. article in the London Ouar,eyly Eerie,r
-,
'o."n'ch VIC nav 'eie''e' &,
Mustard Is aauiterat.a ~ hour Tor UaiA'a
'urefic LOT eS.of. lit. .,,,,,..,,;on :,
ia FIRST watered and then pung, ncy is given
to it by the addition OF sulphuric acid.
Cayenne pepper is mixed with red lead,
often IA poisonous quantities.
Meat, while it remains IN the condition OF
Joints, is exempt from the spirit OF fraud |;
but all the diseased meat brought into the
city Of London is purchased by the soup
shops, pie shops, and sausage makers.
One shop averaged twenty-five hundred dol,
lars per week in the purchase Of diseased
meats.
Bread made Of damaged wheat Is aduite-
rated by alum to destroy the sour taste,
The alum also absorhs quantity of water,
which the bakers sell for bread.
Green tea is mixed with Prussan blue and
gympsum. In hundred pounds OF tea the
consumers drink more than half pound
of poison. The practice OF re-drylng used
up leaves is also carried on extensively.
Coffee is adulterated with chicory,
Writing of milk, the reviewer observes,
that the London mi!king-pail goes as often TO
the pump as the COW:
Posons are extensively used IN painting
confectionery, especially the arseaite Of cop
Ter and chr0mate Of tead.
Medicines are adulterated more than food.
=, A., ;u
y" 'a'' '1, Wv ~,
IF VIC could possibly eiimihate' 'roW inc
mass OF human disease that occasioh,o W
the constant use oil deieterious lood' VIC
should find that II amounted 70 very con.
siderable per centaSe on the whoie, ana 'hat
one Of the best friends oil the doctor would
prove to be the adulterator. But even our
refuge fails US in the hour OF need the
tools of the medical man, like those OF the
sappers and miners before Sebastopo,' often
turn out to be worthless. Drugs ana medi'
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THE undersigned olier great Inducements to
l. capitalists and manufacturers las they have de-
cld.diy the bestwalcr power IN the stat. havingO
vef23 feet head and fall and siiJa'edin Dayton,
miIrsaboye Ottawa and drawn from the Fox riv.r
Feeder which is kept,n repairby the state, withou,
any cosrto the Undersigned They have water TO
leasc tor term oiyrnrssuiicen to drive 90 run OF
ateet bu!fs, and willeaseo on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
Ihs,sa rare chnnceior nl-n ofcapital who may
wishtogo Into the ina uactufine mess The To-
catlonis very healthy md admirably situated as il
ison navlgabe feeder, within miles OF the con.
rmplaied Rock Island rail road, ana the head OF
Forturih-rinforma,ion, ad-
dress DAYTON ,may3l. JopN GREEN & Sous.
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PAINTS. OILS, x VARNlsHEs,

HAVE opened at the above stand, aud have
j tor sale a iuil ssortm-nt Of every article in
the paint and colof trad- aud needed in the out :
fit painting and tDi,hln ne of bI,ldn,. a.
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Walkers Drug Depot,

~
stock, which he is now recev ing direct from New
York, among which will be found the following
articles:
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dyes,uffs, var
nishcs, patent medicines,
v indow glass, paint aud varnish brushes,
Wall aud curtain paper, books and stationery,
Tobacco, snuff, cigars &c.
Prunes, iaisns. citrons, &c.
Jules HaU'es, and other extracts
White lead and zinc, a, wholesale and retail,
Plain and ornamental gls and camphine lamps,
Oil window shadc9, with patent fixtures,
Patent medicines Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand.
| am also agent for Jayne's medicines, and
Ch.istie's glvanc cura;ivps.
Druggists supplied at wholesale prices.
School books, blank and note books, cnp,
note, aud letter paper; envelopes OF all kinds
pens and pcnhOlders, states, pencils, &c.
Also, a fine assortment Of pe,luineIy aud po-
ma tums tor the hair.
Combs Of various kinds and styles. Clothes,
hair tooth, and nail b, uslies.
Fancy articles tor ladies' toilet.
Toys Of oil kinds for children.
And in fact would say that have everything
usually kept in drug, fancy, and notion store.
1 would 50 10 those in want Of anything in my
line, 10 come and see and examine my stock aud
prices, as my goods were selected with care, and
bought exclusively Tor cash, which will enable me
TO sell SO low that all will be satisfied. Come and
give me trial.
Prescriptions put up at all times, day or night,
aud all drugs warranted pure and fresh.
Remember tue place, Walkers drug depot,
south side Of the public square.
Nav 49, D. WALKER
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The Great Discovery.
kROlLERlCM!

FOX CURLING TIE U1JRu
TOk mnnyyears II has been the olrs, u, ,l-.n.s,
. study with chemists and Others To pro,llc- n
fluid that, applied To the hair, would cau.r II IN
wave and curl rquni la beauty 10 the na,nrnl ,url
he hroi'enon Is NE only article ever Offered to
thu world that will effect I'M. mus, J,.i,,bI. 81
pct Ru, three or hour applications are necessary
10 curl II as much as may be desired. and 10, am
rng,h of time. From the many resflIuon,,ls ~
those who have used it, the subscriber doe, no,
hesitate 10 warrant the Kroll-rIou 10 give salisflc.
uon, ana prove as recommended in all cases
The recipe Tor making, with hll d,,.c,ions e.,
use viii b- sent on the receipt of one dollar mai
pad. The ingredients will OF Coz. over II cents
Drect,o " A. FREE MONT.
Warren TrumbnU In n
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An Epiron's owN DNSK.-According to
the Princeton kentuckan the following is a
recipe Tor the exclusive drink OF Mcleod.
win, the magnifccntly funny editor of the
Paducah American:
Take one pint of good whisky, stir in
well one spoonful of whisky, then add an.
other pint Of whisky; beat carefully with a
spoon, and keep pouring in whisky Fill q
large bowl with water, and make the servant
set out Of your reach. Take u small tum.
bier, pour in two spoonfuls Of water; pour
out the water aud ill up with whisky, and
add to the above, Flavor with whisky to
your taste
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LAND WARRANTS.

70 all MIRO har. rendered m,iiiuy service in any
Of The priaus parsot ne Uaited States; and
fouido~s. or minor ehiidrencf deceased SOL
dirrs:
THE undersigned are prepared to make appli
/ cation Tor, aud obtain hiid variants for per-
sons having performed military services in any Of
the various wars In he United States.
Those having claims under the late law oi
congress will have ,l-ir business promptly alien
ded 10, on reasonable terms.
lloLLIsTER " CAvARLy, Attorneys,
Marh24 NatfiBg.r's block,
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

TIE undersig led off,rs The following rca r,tntr
Tor SAFE, all situated IN Ottawa or it's nnm-d.
date vicinity on terms that will s1iify the pur.
.hns-r IN every case tina he hasa bargain:
The house aud lot at present occupied by ID. r
Hit, being lot - IN Ottawa city, containing We, =.
e:a acr-s of eAceieni land. Besides n good
dwelling house, there are on !, well finished lie
nani h,ne. a ilr.t rate stone stable, good last,
ing well a, each house, with other OF buildings
aud Improvements Of a superior kind Also,
A GOOD FARM,
On the sou,h side Of the lliaois river, within IN,
limits Of thu city Of Ouawa, containing I42
acres. with good dwelling house thereon, two
smaller dwelling houses, q good well Of insting
wstss, frst.ruie hltrringc istern. aud a good
spling OF never falling watrr I wo small fields
OF the land are IN cultivation, enclosed cue by a
rail and the o,h-ra board ience.
ALSO, the follow ng vacant lots in Oi,n VA
City lots ,3,f 10, 10. ~, Is, "a, ~ and "a.
Al so. the following lots |, subdivision Of 10,
2. IN Ottawa City: lots =, 3. I, ,6.8, Q, Is, -,
%, ~. %, aud ~.
ALSO. the following lots in Ottawa Cent, e :
lot IN block 10. and lot IN block ~
ALSO, the follow ng lot u Walkers fubdivi.
sion Of swp Of sec. II town 30, Iange 3 cas-, Z:
lot I, letter +.
Also. The following Io,' in the town 4 Sci
ence lots !, 2ani 3 in block 20; 10, 4 in block
3 F; LOT ! ~ block -. and lot 3lni lock 81.
a.. lI.,. A
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Paint Establishment,
SETH &. EARL Il son

On Mum 81, IOUtN sac q We IOurt House,
one DoOr West Of Manieys Hardpar.
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance &C,

LOG ATED AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
CharrJ Feb. 23d 1889 OIgd Apr 4th, 1889.
Amount OF Premium Notes III force April Isl,
1851, constituting n fund ior pm ment VI losses
SJ5O,OO
Secured BY lien on prop'lv in. I'd valued at over
6G,OOO,OOO.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores,
Ware HOUSES, Manuiactori-s, Mills, Barns,
Stables. aud the contents Of zach. together with
eyeiy other similar species Of property within the
State, from
Loss or Damage by Fire.
The Directors reI Justified in rrcomrn- ndnp
this company TO the favorable consideration OF the
citizens vi Illinois Every one injured becomes a
customers, each Of whom is interested in Insuring
his neighbOr. As the lod-miniica ion Fund aug.
nients III exact ratio with the increase olrsks, the
capital oi the company IA comparatively exhaust.
lee. and the ~ ENTIRE SAFETY "a OF the
institution must be apparent TO every one who
reads the charter.
The COS, Of insurinp in this comp, ny IL so Low
as to rendert almost inexcusabc for she owners
OF insuiabe properly not to avail themselves Of its
BoARDoT DIRECTORS:
| limo. Turoer John Bailhache
Ben r Long, Lyman Trumbull
| John James kath'l Hanson
Henry Lea j.. Keli-nb~rx<r
Elias H.bDard Rop.n smith
Benz. r. Hart Alfred Dow
| n. &. Edwards John Atwood
Moses q. Atwood.
/ BENJAMIN +. LONG, Prest
I LEWIS KELLENBERGER, Treas
MOSES G.. ATWOOD Sec'y
80 Applications for Insurance IN the above ma
1 med Company may be made at Ottawa, TO
/ September23. VIZ. NJ. TsUE, Agent.
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La SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Companv

UDice M Nattingef's TlocE, looms AZ P,es
ent Occupied By H. +. Eamcs.
@TliIS company is now fully organized, and
prepared to insure property against tn,
risk Of fire.
The advantage Of insgring in "home compa
ny" whore yon know the parties with whum ,ou
vii have to deal ~ the element Of losses, AID
where the usual irlay and expense ate ndns each
settlements with coI0ps mes a distance IL ayoi.
drd, will commend ils-li 10 every one wishing to
secure the iuil benefit Of his inslranc-
GEO. L.. WALKER, Pres.
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. ~ ~
Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paper Hung
Jugs, Pdiaters' Brushe., Pencils, dc.
PAINTS.
Dry CDiors.--Snow white zinc, purple brown
Chm, white, red lead, and Venetian red, rx.
IVA V-rnillon, rO.e pink l.thsrge, yellow ochre
chrome yellow, PARIS green, Hibernia green
Pfuss,nn blue, drop black, French ultra marine
blue, NAndyke brown, purple brown, Italian 81
emma, burnt and powdered: same raw and DO W.
d.f-~; Turkey uinbrr. burDi aud powde red same
raw and powdered; lamp-black. imperial black
Frankfort black. Sc.
Collars IA OF Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green. navy green,
Pfussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw sl-gna, Assorted cans; burnt
md raw lumber, also assorted cans bi1ck pain,
IN cans, patent French zinc dryer &c.
PT"ishcs Best elastic body ylrni-h, super
tine polishing COpal. SUPER Cnpal cabinet yarnsh.
iinr furniture sarnish, hes, Japan gold size, best
l'-'"a' varnIsh, tor porcelain Ii ih, strong drying
~, d ..n,r JIi, boiled, boiled linseed OIL,
inseed OIL
Graia'0g Colors--A'l graining colorsprepnreJ
IN TIA hoS"s
Pencils and Bruhes-All kinds used by
painters and artists, common paint brushes,
cameIs hair brushes. &c
Paper H1aging Plain and sain paper, Dor
ders, IRE board prnrs, oil aud transpa rent win.
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Giass.-All sizrs from Wy 10 I" % by A.
Doors, glazed nnd ung .azrJ sash. blinds, &c
sand paper, emer9 paper, AMI emery cloth for
machinlsts, ground puinIce stone, stencil plates
and brushesiOr marking, &c.
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Great bargains.

w mo-, choice description. which We will sicll
for cash, or on time. or exchange for productive
properly IN La Sale county
These lands were selected unier our personal gu
pervision, and are such az we can recommend Tor
stock or gram raising being well walered, aud o!
n rich productive snil Some OF the tracts are i'm
medlat. ~ adIolh ug improved farms, and all are
conveniently loc, I'd, with reference u timber
water, settlements. mills, &c.
NJ Y. fIoLLlsrER.
Srp'rmher g3-if " Cor
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Land Uyn

creek. lG miles south east OF the city oi Ottawa
], will be sold at bargain. Apply soon to
CHARLIE CULLEN, at ]. Il. Natiing-r's, Ottawa
March II
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I.'u rIn for SNlc.

T'llE farm belonging to the estate Of Rob-
ert Beresford, deceased, nine miles from
Ottawa. on the state Dad leading from Ottawa
to sycamore, consisting OF 100 acres about 20
oi which are under cultivation, the balance tim
b,red,
also 10, 9 IN block 80, in states addition TO o..
tawa. on which is dwelling house.
Terms TO suit purch as-rs Enquire Of J. G.
Nattinger, Ottawa, or OF William Cullen, I'D.
ANS, La Sale co. Apnl 2l-3n.
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Executors Sale Of Rsal E,,ate.
7 WILL sell at the door "f the cou,t hous~ in
l. Ottawa, on Saturday, July iiih. a, o o'clock
=. NJ. part OF block No hive. in Ottawa North,
$50 feet deep by GO wide on north end. and aboa,
100 ieet wide IN sonk end. on which stnnds q
new and substantial warehouse.
Lot No. in block Ne. 80. IN the states add
ton TO Ottawa, on WI: Is q good dwelling
house and out houses.
Terms! cash. balance 10 6 and l2 months,
with SEE ur,y. Jun2-6w b. e. CooX. sre,uto,
administrator Notice.
NJ Office IL hereby given, To allpersons h,v.
~ ing claims against the estate Of MIC hae |
Craig, deceased. that will attend a term Of the
county court OF In Sale county. IT, be held IN Oi-
tnwn. IN said county ri N Sale ard state OF H.
lnols. on the fourth Monday OF June next. when
and where a u persons having Claims against said
estate are noihrd to present The same IN writing
to said cour Tor adjustment.
mayI2 7. NJ. kIIDufF DuLIic odmiDisfor
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=. L.. KING d Co.,
Mrs. GRAY
Change, Change.

- THE subscriber having bought the entire
stock oi boots aud shoes formerly owned
by A. C. Putnam. on Madison st., is now adding
a new supply to the former stock, which will
Tha nkful tor past fnvors, he would us usual take
extra care both in stock and workmanship, to nc
uommodate all his friends and customers who may
give him call. All kinds OF boots aud shoes
made to order
Store noc on Main Street, opposite Custman's
Store.
Repairing done at short notice.
February H. w. G. FASH.