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OIL OF GRAPEVIN-
LEGAL Notice

CORNELIUS CLINE, who is q resident of the
u State of Illinois, will take notice that Z. A
Lsmping, fled in the Court of Common J; Pleas
Of Monroe County, Ohio, his petition against
the said Cornelius Cline, cS the goth day ef Oc-
tober, 1868, in which the said +. A. Lanping
claims there is due him from the said Cornelius
Cline the sum of $3.50 so, with interest from
June q, 1856, on two judgments obtained by S.
r. New illiams against said Cornelius Cline, Of
that date, before David Forshes aJusticeaof the
Peace Of Franklin Township, in said countT,nnd
that en- order Of attachment has been levied
upon the real estate of the said Cornelius Cline,
in said county, and thatthe said F. A. Lamping
will ask for Judgment for said amount and in
terest. at the December Term of said Court,
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Muskingum county, January 25, April Il,
November II.
Morgan county. March 3, June |, November
2.
Noble county, April 6, July 20, October 10,
Guernsey county, January rs, April 2G,
October IL,
Monroe county February Is, May II, No
vember /.
Belmont county, March l, May 81, Novem-
ber Is.
Harrison county, February l, My 8, octo.
ber IS.
Tuscarawas county, February %, May II,
November s.
Jefferson county, March 8, May 81, Novem-
ber %.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published four consecutive weeks in the sew
eral weekly newspapers published in said
District, and that James A. Kennedy, Clerk K
OF the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas
county, forward a certified copy of this order
to the several Clerks of the Court of Common
Pleas in said District, and to the Secretary of
State of the State of Ohio, forthwith. Done
this 25th day of September, A. D. 1868,
GEORGE W. McILV AINE,
.. MOSBS VI. GRANGER,
JOHN 5. WAY,
... Judges of said Court.
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The State of Ohio, Monroe County, IS:
!. .Jere. Williams, Clerk of Court of Com-
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above is truly copied from the copy of said
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nR. JAMES, formerly OF James Lock Hospital"
IL New Orleans La Established IN ls50 and for the last
six years located Ia Chcagohe successful Specialist
OF the in tho treatment Of all diseases Of private
be confdsntay consulted at his Office and rooms 90
Randolph Street corner Of Dearborn street) upon
the treatment of Chronc Mecra Syphilitc, Baod and
Skin Diseases and all disorders Of Contagious vencreal
he without the mercury odds
Fotnssa arsenic, any poison, but with his N.urRAzspa
positive for all humors and blood 2Oisons
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
and Durnal Emissions brought by abuse Of the CANS
early ndscrrons hersitarycsusiag loss Of
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times insanity, with dsplorabs Of other symptoms-
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time and expense All diseases peculiar the
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throat and nose, the limbs and body scroflato.
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permanently cured.
Dr. xE recommended by the Press Of the country by
professors Sf medical colleges and the medical profession
generally Those afflicted should apply ~ him and b. cured
ut once.
Dr. JAMES be- consulted, eonfdeutiAly BY letter
Dr. 1888 Chicago Ill., enclosing stamp return answer or
his Office and pArors 63 Randolph st. corner Of D-sborn
Street from NJ to Top ~ Ten separate rooms and
entrance And exits that patients never come in eonas
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Just published by DIR. James, two pamphlets on SserMa-
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sILIs cou,rY-ss-
~ Whereas default has been made in the payment of ce
tain pronsory sete for tn. ofwo hundred sixteen
dollars and sixteen hundredhs Of dollar and interest from
the 18TH day OF February 1867 sesured TO be paid by
certain mortgage deed bearag date February the 18th
1867 executed and deliver ed Conrad Heubsch and Aber
tine Hssbaeh hi wife 10 Jacob Srsop and said
county in the sce Fl the Recorder book No. 49, page
lob OF meIgages On the 2sh day Of February, A. D. 1867
now therefore, notice hereby gven that In pursuance
o. power Of sale contained in .ad mortgage the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage. Cou-
nencing at point which would be the north line OF
Jefferson street. extended west three and eighty
$50 feet west OF the southwest Of block number
seventy-iS, co. in the States Addition to Ottawa and
running thence west fifty 50 feet the line of said street.
tnsnce north parallel with the west line of said block No.
seventysx o one huHdred and forty i0) feet thence
east hty 3o f-e thence south parallel with line
one hundred and ory i0 feet to the place OF beginning in
sAid county subject 10 previous mortgage bearsg date
December 10TH Ap 1894 and given by Herman warlrk and
Dora Warck his wife to said Jacob Srosp secure the nav
Ment OF the sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars and in
tersst thereon which said mortgage duly recorded ia
said comfy on the 10th day Of December D. 1851 in book
No ~ pages 1885, lS5 and 49, viii be sold by the under.
signed nc public aucton At the south door Of the county,
Court House in Ottawa, in said county, on the eth ay Of
May, D. 1885, at the hour of three o'clock sf,a1 day
to the highest and best bidder for cssn
JACOB sTROOP,
April IS. lsss-5w. Mortgage
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Budget of Finn.
Irish yVls.

A verdsnt son OF the Emerald Isle, aecempaA-
led BY his dog, vas .lswly ssuntering through
the Washington Market, n Y, whom his stten-
ton was attracted 10 some live obstsre that were
sprswling their claws ont in vsrisls directions
On fish stand. The grssnhorn stood cycling the
hsh In the greatest wonder and establishment
"Hellov, Pat" said the fish vendsr "did you
never see fish like these before 2" Fish Be COB,
no, sir; is them fish ?" YES they are fish We
call them Holsters they are the friendliest fish
In the world. Sec, they want to make your ae-
quaintance. Look, there's the biggest lobster in
the pile offering to shake hands with you. Don't
DO afraid, Pat; give him your hand" "Musha,
hate to refuse the crstures kind offer, your hon
or, but I'm Altered to give him my hand maybe
he'd bite me. I'm much beholdsn TO you, mister
lobster, but if We have no objection I'd like to
try NY dogs tail first" "Oh certainly, try your
dogs tail first" replied the fish vsnder. smiling
to receive the joke. A crowd gathered to wit
ness the sport as Pat cautiously placed his dogs
tail in the lobstor's open claw.-The lobster i'm
msdiately closed upon it, and the dog ran home
dragging The lobster with him. "Oh. Pat, Pat
call back your dog" "Arrah, call back your fish,
honey" WAS Pats cool rejoinder.
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strict conscientious principles, and has withheld them from
general lest they should be employed for unlawful
purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions Falling OF the Womb
Whites Green Sickness Suppression, RetcntCn lmmodc
ate Flow OF the Monthly Discharges Nervous and Spinal
Affections Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight
eNertion POLARIZATION Of the Heart Mysteries &c and will
effect when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain calomel, sntmony
anything hurtfu. to the constitution.
To married ladscs and young girls who have been
regulated they peculiarly suited They will in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUrioS.-Nsrred L.aG,es should take them when
there any to believe themselves pregnant for they
will be sure to produce miscarriage.
Ladies' procure box, sealed from the eyes Of e
ious by enclosing dollar and six postage stamps W.
MACOMBER, General Agent for the United States and Can.
adas, n! Albany, n. " or to any authorized agent.
For sale at wholesale and retail by Koch Rose Ottawa
Ills. and by druggists everywhere. aug8i
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QUESTION::

In what house In Ottawa de you And HE GREATEST variety
Of white goods Linen, laws oaInbrc jacones nanse0k,
percas bnliants aconst egns and nssrtnxs Richardson's
Irish linen pillow linen table dsmask blsached and
brown; linen napkins Scotch diapers birds linen ucka
bsck and huss to1.iing linen handkerchief hentched
aDc embroidered; embroidered curtains linen and
holland for curtains and Thousand And other articles
too nuIsetoHs 10 Issutionf The universal answer u
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AT REDDICK i GILLEN'S.

specal attention called 10 mammoth stock Of shaws
Of description from 81 25 S4o, veil berass tissues Grape
lace ves buge trimming and ornaments Tor trimming
and tasts nsbns tA.morA and hoop skists, French
and American cor-e hosiery and gloves and fact every
thing tina, useful orDemrnts and saeabs in the line Of
Yankee Ncsns In connection with the foregoing have
large and well regulated assortment q
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2fSal.
DMlNISTRATOR,s SALE OF

4 DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
= sNsI arR-Public notice 10 hereby given thar III,
sec.esee pn1ssnce Of decree made and entered ~ re-
tns County Court In and for La Sale county and
eA" nhno" Al the March term thereof A. D. 1855 m
sA c"nss wherein George ". Merton administrator Of
.o OF iaona. Dexter deceased plaintiff sad Ly-
sM Dsttet, hdwin NJ Dexter ThsAas shaddck And Narv
shs"dek ala WIFE, were defsndants will s, At publie yen
use on the premises hsrenser described In Earl lille in
S La sae conny t. the highest and best bidder for
81 se s,h Gay ei June A. 1868, at the hsur
the .ad Thomas Dexter and of which he died seized in
AND 70 the described real estate in the cs1ny Of
IA sane ana state OF Illinois to wit Lots ~ and two
o. IN the subdiv-cn Of the southeast quarter of .,ctiOn
eighteen s in township hirtysix 8s Of range three O
east Of the third principal meridian AZ SURVEYED an
by II. Wagner late county surveyor Of said La sails
county and recorded in Book 81, page A. Of peAl.
GEORGE W. NORTON,
April 70, 1903. Administrator ~ aforesaid.
OLIVER c. GRAY, Solicitor "a
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The last Joke, At the expense of the French So
eiety for the protection of animals, is to the fol-
lowing effect: countryman, armed with an i'm.
mense club, presents himself before the Presi-
dent Of the Society, and claims the first prize.
de Is asked to describe the act Of humanity on
which he POUNDS his claim. II have saved the
life Of wolf" replies the countryman. II might
have killed him with this bludgeon,' and he
swings his weapon in the air, to the intense dis
csmfsrt Of the President. "But where was this
wolf ~ inquiries the latter; "what had he done
to you ~ HE has just deveured my wife," is
the reply. The President reflects an instant, and
then says: my friend, I am of the opinion that
you have been sufficiently rewarded
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SiLLI CoUNrY-ss-
~ Whereas. default has been made in the payment of
certain promssry note for the Of three hundred and
nifty dollars and interest from April lat 1866 to be
paid by certain mortgage deed bearing date the 10th ay
OF December,A d. 1884, executed and delivered by Herman
Warck and Dora Warck, his wife, to Jacob S.rosp and re-
corded said county in the Office OF the recorder in book
number 81 pages 1885, lSo and 1877 tho 10Th day Of Deem
Der, A. D. 1864.
Now therefore notice hereby svsn that in pursuance
OF power OF sale contained in said mortgage the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage, tew Com
mencng 1t point (Which would he the north nc.of
Jefferson street extended west three hundred and eighty
feet west OF the southwest Of Block No. e,cnyr
6 In the States Addition to Ottawa and running thence
west fifty 600 feet the line Of said street. thence north
parallel with the side Of said bcck number
49, one hundred and forty ls feet thence fifty 5O
feet thence south parallel with the line hundred
and forty A feet to the place Of bsgirnng, being
the east half southeast quarter Of the Gartsr
OF section number ten co. in township number thirty three
(3,) range No. three, 80 east of the third w. in said
county, will be sold by the andcrg public auction at
the south door OF til. county Court House in Ottawa snd
county, the 9Th day ofMay, 1865 At the hour of
O'Clock OF said day To the ghost and Llicf for
cash. JACOB SrROOy
April Il. is6s-sw. MORTGAGE
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AT REDDICK 4 GILLEN'S.
QUESTION::

Where west Of Chicago, will find that ysar bottom
dollar will buy the greatest variety Of Domestic sach
brswn and beschsd shooting best quality Of ticking dsnns
VI all makes drills stripes and checks cotton Aanle nsr
mack prints and calico Of all manufactures srps, warp ss
ton yarn, wsdiSg burlaps, sc, &c!
Me
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q r . Q Z RTE s
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL.

Our stock consists sugar teas, RE ard Java coffee
molsssss, syrnps (ncluding Beches goldsnO fish Of all
kinds spices Of the best quality SOAP from the fancy toilet TO
'hs most sommon washing candles tubs pals, washbods
and all kinds Of stone and earthen ware
The highest price paid for butter and egg and connie
sion taken Of purchasers for handling.
In conclusion would say, all persons desrens Of par
chasing goods cheap and OF the best quality and " nnding
everything they might expect In rs, ca Dry doed House
And BE- fully satisfied ..
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NOTICE.-EsrArrO OF PsALrR 8. BLANCHARD DEcsAsgp-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admins
tratrix OF the estate os Pato Blanchard County
of La Sale and State Of Ipo d-ceas will app ear before
the County Court of said County the third Monday epg
the 18th day of June 1885 at the Court House Ottawa in
said county, vixen and where AL P-rsons having claims or
demands against said notified to and
the same in writing fer dustmept.
Dated this 9th day OF April, A. y 1893
PuEHE BLANCHARD,
April ll-6v. Administrators
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS

ofsuperior quality aad which guarantee will comp
very nrorably with those who advertise to s at cost"
Alss great variety sfshre and buck gloves and
nits for men and boys
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
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AT REDDICK L GILLEN'S.
Tie unheayd Of reduction In
CLOTHS AND FIANNFIS

CLOTHS AND FLANNELS.
Moscow BsquenauN and English beaver French and Rnv
sh broadsoths black and coorsd Desah cloths
quality dosskn cashmere Sleeps crap Union CLOTH jeans
Pekn CLOTH tweeds Farmers and Merchants Cashmere and
everything that good and servcssble for AID boys
Also. endless variety OF hauuel Of every make
price and color with full assortment OF Dayton flaunes
and Blankets kept constantly hand At prices
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CASH DRUG HOUSE.
DIR. DIMMICK & BROTHER
Sell select Drugs, fine Chemicals,
pure Wines for the sick, the beat
Perfumeries, Choice Toilet ar
tices, good Stationery, I'm
proved Trusses, Paints and
Oils Glass and Putty,
all kinds Of brushes,
Lamps Il Kerosene,
GOOD As THE BEST,
Cheap rs the Cheapest.
Physicians Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
DR.. l.. N. PMNICK, PgILo j. NxMlCx.
Ottawa, Des, ., 1868.
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NEW FLAMING MILL.

r. g. KING,
6tO0 s00seeed running set Of the best MACHINERY
~ ~We ~ Aathlng, FLOORING, Dressing and splitting
- - D 49, oil kiads Of Ripping Shop st q. II
hlPSS n~sss 1netofy
O~eAe0. u.r-W nsys,M
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AT REDDICK s. GILLEN'S >

Me positive answer
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Also all brands Of French Kip AMI Calf together with all
articles belonging to the trade.
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QUE TT NJ.

Great bargains in black silks Of all grades Fancy PLAIN
aud sssded, AsroelAins and Florence.
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FROM MEXICO.
Another BevoIut,on Br.ker Ont

GALVESTON, Feb. S.-The bureau of Mexican in.
telligence at Brownsville, sends direct to this
agency the following important news:
Another revolution has broken out under the
notorious chieftain, Valdez. detachment of
government troops had been routed by the revo-
lutionists. An expedition from the northern part
Of the State of TabascO has started, under COM
mand of one Bsstio, TO march on the capital.
AeBdez is reported as the prime mover.
Gen. Sanchez Ochea, an Ortegaist has been Ar
rested ard imprisoned At San Luis.
movement is on foot in the State of Vera
Cruz to dstach several villages frsm that State
and form new one.
From all points OF the interior come reports
Of robberies, kidnapping and murders.
Francisco G. PaaciO has been elected governor
Of the State Of Durango.
The gife pOlitcO OF PHebla has ordered the i'm
prisonment of persons unable 10 pay their debts.
Two Americans, named Cook and Pillow, en-
route for Tuxpan, were murdered by Mexicans
Texas.
Canales, Quiroga and Caravsjal are organizing
ne5r CsmsTgo, in Tamaulipas, preparatory to a
revolution. Agents are in Brownsville, purchas.
ing arms and munitions of war, and troops have
been sent from MatamOros to fight them wherever
found.
The expedition which started under Felix Pza
to invade Tlapa, in Queretaro, has failed, owing
70 the deserton of the national guard.
The ball will shortly open. Corti1a has threat.
eued revolution if Juan Jose de Ia Garcia was not
e'Ntu punFSrHiou VI tlt HuDtInhlOIlA teaL OF Ia
Uauhpss, which he CLAIMS fro having won over
Guena in the last election.
HAVANA, Feb s.-Mexican advices of the %
inst. have been received:
lot of pirates under Hernandez bad surprised
Corlin Island, and taken away all the military aud
government stores. He intended t. sal for TOBIAS
70 depOse the governor.
Gen. Alatorres's forces attacked the rebels near
Merida, aud defeated them. Everything was
quiet at Sisal. Col Yillafrsucs, commanler Of
the rebels, was killed, and the remainder OF the
rebel leaders escaped by sea.
The results which seem likely to follow the elec.
ticn Of governor in the State of Puebis seem to
be that a new rebellion will break out il the
Sierra.
The railroad project to unite the capital Of
Mexico with the United states by line along
the gulf coast has been referred to q committee
in Congress.
The government Of Gsutamals, fearing invasion
from Mexico, placed restrictions upon passengers
Tie result Of the expedition against the Laqus
Indians proved satisfactory. Four Of the leading
chiefs were captured and shot.
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Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7-Evening.-C Cotton closed
active aud firm. Middlng upands in port Sd, to
arrive u middling Orleans 81. Sales 10000
bales. Stock s1oat 23S 600 bales. of which
l3j coo are American. Manchester advices favor
able.
LoNDoy, Feb. s-NOon. ConsOls 9340933.
Bonds 7l3.
F. FEANEfoRT, Feb. S.-Bonds 75I@75l.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. S-NOon.-C0ttOn firm sales
5000 bales; prices unchanged. Breadstufs
quiet.
LONDON, Feb. s, Evening.-securides un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8, E7ening.-CO:ton closed &C.
tive and higher; sales to day $4,000 bales; up.
lands on the spot sGstd.; to arrive Sd; Orleans,
S{@s}d. Lard 54s. Common rosin 6. Turpen.
tine 80.
New YORK, Feb. S.-The bank statement al hoSs
an increase in loans of 81 $4,000; of circulation
s34 coo of deposits 81 500 600; of legal tenders
S65O000. Decrease of specie sl3l 900.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Cotton market firm but
less active. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Middling
zoe. Flour rather more active for export and
specustion; prices unchanged. Wheat un-
changed. Corn l02c. better; new Western
mixed 27429c.; Southern white 2OG2Sc. Pork
frmer, $22 Is. Lard frmer, l3i0l44c. Turpen.
tine 60@Glt. Rosin $3Q6. Groceries quiet and
firm. FTeights frmer. Money easy, 3@lc., with q
ton bills &c. Border State bonds firm, except
Tennessees, which closed at 1885. Governments
quiet.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. s.-To6acco scarce and
frmer; lugs IS 25@7, common to fair leaf sSGI7,
cuttings sl7Gl7 %. Superfne flour $S1S 25
extra IS 1909 25. Wheat 81 I532 so. Oats
6716sc. Corn 75Q75c. Lard l4fc. Mess Pork
t22; bacon shoulders l04c., clear sides l3Ic
Rglk meats-shOulders 94c., clear sides l2!c.
Whisky 26@3Oc.
MOBILE. Feb. S.-Cotton sales to-day $500 bales.
The market opened quiet at &C., aud closed firm
at ls3c. for middlings. Receipts 2ls9 bales. Ex-
ports 369l bales.
CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-Flour dull family yll9
sll 90. Winter wheat 81 5O0t2 IS. Corn easy;
ear SAC. Oats declined; 6706Sc. Whisky nomt-
nal. Mess pork S2l 5O@s22. Bacon-Shoulders
9lc., sides ll4 l2@l23c. Lard l341l4c. Butter
33@37c. Hay dull at l26l4c.
ST. LOUIS .IFeb. S.-TObacco active and un.
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn So
Gs5c. Oats 6s974c. Mess pork s2l 5O0s22.
BacOn-Shoulders 93c., clear sides l2lc. Lard