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HEAVY REDUCTION
| kEDUCTlO0
I'm PRICE OF
ID u Y q o . d 0 a.

Plaid Mohairs, from Sc. te 95c.
Bleached a. Cotton, from lSc. to 1Sc.
Unbleaehed - Cotton, from l5c TO l9xc.
ss;s Aoo sse
And an Immense stock Of Plain and Striped 0ren-
sdine., All.cas, Black sinks, Percalss, Osnbric,
Swtsees, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, Jap. Pop,ins
snd Stlks, riench Orgsndiee, Lawns, Parasols,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribeons, Lnines, 30, q greatly
rfs Kids, eli French Lawn Robes, go, new and
beautiful. Gail and examine
Lasies' and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers. at Wholesale prices. Just received
elegant French Organdies in Blue, Green, Bun, and
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. mayIS.3W
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g SON OF 1912,

BERkELtf SPRINGS aNpB.TYs
BAIh, MORGAN COUNTY, WrsrA go
"a AtstsgrOm "Sr JoAA's Rsn- -. f"
u. X. X. = . Z
al open fIr the reception q visitor. r.
May the 18th q octaher. ls-g 40
All kinds u Baths. maFnifre,t s.. IA
mias Poole, Natural Il -nn,prafurs hV
,stpsnheit. T.e Baths aud Nsiers a .>-4kI
~ utnstiS Aneot lons, byspeps.a n nc
Hotel. N'ss' pa -l.y ~
fNsrp anlnseuenf. Professor We. d 80
nan musicians are engaged Cor 80 49, J Ter
Passengers ! ave Mashingtou A. go.
m. and =. - q. N; by The latter tr.Ir N y ,.
supper NJ the Reiay House -'ae line ia
IL l ~ = per Gay; So per week. So - -,...
g.. ~ sscShd month biterss O.. M "a ..r r.n,
sooe Tor ~ csye. bsGgzre chccs "a th.'.- .A-is
Springs. n ptTVs 800 o. thg
81 Western Union Tel Grant :, : TT prefer,
Daily Mail Soy" - eLlt' ID q "a
=
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RY LATIMER b CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'.
Southwest corner Pennsylyania ave. and lIth street
Star once Buildings

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEW.
HkAL EXOILLENT CARRIAGES, PERAM.
BULATOkS. &C., AT AUCTION
a On6ATURDAY MORNING, June S,h, 1877
commencing at 10 O'Clock. in front of our
auction rooms, we shall sell o superior col
~ Election Of Furniture, comprising
fr nch Plate Mirrors.
WainSt Parior Suits, upholstered in Rep and Hair
Walnut aud Mahogany Chamber Forniture,
Painted Cottsgs Sets.
Eedsteadf. Bureaus, Wristbands and Wardrobes
Hair ard Husk Mattresses,
Several hyperion Feather Bets,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pilk We.
Walnut and OAK Extension Dining Tables,
Walnut and Dining Chairs,
CT ina and Glass Ware,
G. Ok ing and Health Stoves,
Kitchen requisites.
ALSO, AT IL O'clock,
One Family Carriage. (nearly newt
One Coupe.
One Doctors Chaise,
Several PerambulatOrs.
Terms cash.
r6 LATIMER oLrARY, Aucta
VERY SUPERIOR BLACK DOEsKIN PANTS
from IS TO 80, 1t A. srBA Us. l0ll Penn
wanna avenue. my39
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CLOTHING.

L. sac 20 IS, st A. sTRAUs' 1911 Pennsyl.
vania avenue. mIS
II J. HEIBERGRK,
II. Successor % b y. Loudou uo.,l -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY.
MERCh1kT TAILOR,
Metropot.an Hotel, liete br0yAs ~
ylS-d Ne 3oS Penn o. ave, NsshiArton.
i mired by all, at A sTRAUs', lOIl PennsylLa
MIA avenue. my2
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SEIZURE OF MASSACHUSETTS VESSEL I'm
CANADIAN WArERs.-The prize schr. Enola G,
OF Gloucester, was seized at Trinity Bay, six
OF May, In the evening, having at the time two
travis set, and two men in the act of raising
them. Before being seized she had two more
travis In Trinity Bay, some fifty or hundred
act Of raising them, with two lines OF halibut in
them, when she was boarded. Their lines ex-
tended along the shore some four or five miles
Quebec, and she now lies at the commissioner
wharf.
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THE HUSTON INTERCHANGEABLE eccle-
siastical committee by whom the charaps
against Rev. DIR. Huston are being inyestig3-
ted, continued their labors yesterday, some OF
the witnesses examined being for the defense
and some for the prosecution. Sergeant Gather
was examined as to the character of the boy
Loane, the witness adduced heretofore for the
defense, who it was shown was in the House of
Refuge at the time OF the occurrences to which
he tesihed-that is seeing the girls who accuse
DIR. Huston OF being in a place of b I'd repute.
Two gentlemen named Barber were examined for
the defense as to their estimate, which was not
very good, OF the truthfulness of the Sunday
school scholar, the principal accusing witness
in the charge now being Investigated. The
Sunday school scholar and her mother were both
recalled, and testified at length in reference to
the details OF pending charge. The investiga-
ton will last tor some DAYS yet-Ban Sun. t;ib
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NOW oP EN-
The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
los Bridgs Street, GsorsefO,cM, DC
III g. CIR A 1 q ,

II q. RI to-,
tFor nearly fourteen connected with the well
known Dry Goods House of Jno H SMOOTH
Has Just received bis new stock OF SPRING AND
sUMMER DRY GOODS, embracing q choice line Of
and Pongees I'm the newest sty les, shades and tnts
Foulard and Clouded Mohairs: Gray Mixtures, for
suits; Mourning Goods: an immeps Sc bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann; House furnishing Goods: La
dies, and Gentlemens Underwsar; large assort
10 great variety; Notions and Hosiery, &e., &c
Many Of the above goods are frem New York auction
bought within the last ten days, Jor cash, conse-
auently customers will have the advantage OF the
cent great decline.
Entertaining pardonable ambition to secure
fair share OF public patronage, have marked my
inspection, which will incur no obligation 70 pur-
chase. One price. (may2t II. @ CRAIG
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(>HEAP DRY GOODS.

(,HEAP DRY GOODS.
Silk and Wool and all Wool GRENADINES, 50
cent; e 81; dS yard, best rr.neh LAWNS, Se;
LAWNS, &c; LACE POINTS and SACKS. 81 50 to
$50; Lace farasol COVERS e4-cheapest in the
cheap; Lsdies, SKIRT WAISTS, d: Ladies' and
Gents GAuZE UNDERWEAR.
AT. CONNOLLYV, COS 9th street,
jl-Ws Opposite Patent ONCE.
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A FIRE on the premises Of Robert Brown.
ICES 18th street, at " o'clock this merping, De.
suoyed the clothing Of the family.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-By Thomas ". wag-
gaman, real estate broker and auctioueer. los
De, 20, 20, 81, in Cniontown, improved BY
frame, to G. H. Summers, for s2,e00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

The ROYAL YEDDo jars are creating a SEN
fation az the National Theater BY their wonder
Ia feats; They must be seen to be fully appre-
Gus.
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CITY TIE MS.

SUMNER CNDERCLOTHING.-La variety of
KINGS and sizes. Perfectly fitting shirts, the
largest assortment. Night shirts.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll street N. W.
BOYS Grey Flame Derby Sacks, with Pants
to match. Excellent goods for Boys.
Price only IS per suit.
NOAH Waller & Co,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
air ohlhT'ss ..........S1-J
0oou cuII Z.OU
A First.rate Shirt. go
Our Shirts fit.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
Gil Penna. av., Meth. Hotel Building.
CoRNs, CDR. White, Chiropodist. 81 for
extracting all your COrns and treating your
Bunions and n ails without pain or bleeding, at
b35 18th street, opposite Treasury. Baltimore
office, North Charles street. Fee Sly
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LOCAL NEWS.
Aniu.eraents, &C. Te.utrns

National TAeG:sr.-The Royal YeddO japanese
Troupe.
Strawberry FeSti~a's at McKendree Chapel,
Union Chapel, at No 141s p street, northwest,
Tor the benefit of St. A ndrew's mission, and at
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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WIN. Il. WHEATLEYy
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ URING ESTABLISHMENT
OHRICE-A9 JkRFERsON SIlEEr.

Establtehed 1881 premium awarded 1857; and a nov
one Of the Oldest largest and most complete estab.
lishments Of the kind in this country. ny Defrons
Will consult their own interests By sending IN their
fall and winter goods during the summer months.
Se.t place n the District for Cleaning or Dyeins
the business we'll and promptly exscute1. once
closed daily st sunset, except Saturday when win
beopen until ex ,. n. Post Once Box J03. sp3
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RAILROAD AcCIDExr.-John Taylor, colored,
one OF the hands on q train of the Baltimore
legs broken, and was otherwise injured, while
leaning from the car, q switch striking lin
He was taken to ODonnelrs drugstore and
tai.
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PHILP a N0lONON~.
BOohscl1crs and Stationcrs,
nayll Sll PENNSYLVANIA AgENUE

NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND Foe sALE
SHILLING T0Ss BooKsrogE
CORNER "a 81. AND Pa. Az.
Coed bye Sweetheart. Ry the author = Be- a.
hose ls She price. Is oeuts A Notie L0t1; s~,guel
10 the Lost Heir of Linlithg6v By Ms sorth-
worth: slI5: True ss Sled. b Mario Hatlani;
~. Within and without. By Geo. MsciosAd
cl0. An American Girl Abroad: q IS Wonders
OF Electricity. TRANSLATED from thu Frsuch: Illus
trs'sd, u so kiRhied At Last hN5yl. 81. Ms
pei Lee. by the author of Valerie Ayn..r, 81. A
Grow from the Spear. b. the author 0i Woven III
Many Threads; rs cents. Maud Mohuu. b. Aunic
homas Is cents. North American gsgiax-sFril;
80: Northern Fsads. b. Oliver Ogs.c: 81 90
The Bandit. By August Blanche. 81 Laayk
Lie among The hormsns, s.. eau h sea Bub5lss,
e. frsncstelieis Modern Cox Book; $.
sIhIIOkERl-Cap, Letter and Noe Paper,
Blank Books, Pass BoOks, Memorandum Books,
Morkmans Tine Books. Pock afbo h. Stee snd
Gold Pens, Esbers Lead Pencils, Inks, EuclAgs,
Everything in the sRazine. nevsy pr ard chsst
publostjon line, wholesale and retail, al
sHlLLlSGTOSS Bookstore,
erlS-n Corner al street sn5 Perua. avenue
oTICE.
OPENING OF A NKw sTaTIoEEgT sToBs
AND BLANK BOOK NAME FA.TJRY.
nrrst,Sisss goods a. iair rrices, fer cssh,
AND BINDING DOEE TO O6DER
Lee public are invited % csli sna r.niEe Scf
60 stock. BEN. n. FRENCH,
Under National Metropo,itso Bank,
seo-r Washington, ID o.
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q L Z N @ z.
TO THE PIGEON SHOOTERS AND SPORTS
OF TIN FIRST WARD AND GEORGETOWN
d C.;-I Will shoot any resident OF the above
toned places
PIGEON MATCH,
astngie match, or a match of two aside, a match
OF three aside. match cf four aide, tor the sum
Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
Each man at ) birds.
1t John FERCUsON
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The Council met yesterday, and adjourned
for want of a quorum.
The labOring mems meeting last evening was
SHINY ATTENDED, and they adjourned TO meet
with the Trades Unions meeting az the City
Hall on Thursday evening. The journeymen
hoTseShOerS here succeeded in their strike, and
are now at work again at increased prices.
The Republic Savings and Building Associa
tlon at its recent meeting sold S45 900 az pre-
MUM (not of 80 to 81 per cent, as heretofore
Published-(j0 per cent. premium Il the mini
mum rate allowed by the cOnstitution)-bUt az
a premium of from $50 to l51 per cent; average
1i2 per cent.
The Washington Light Infantry battalion.
who have been invited by the Fifth Maryland
to participate in the parade and celebration in
Baltimore on September 18th, are already max
ing the most complete arrangements TOR their
anticipated visit to Baltimore. They will turn
out in full, the four companies presenting at
least five hundred men in line.
AT the meeting of the Oldest Inhabitants yes
terday resolutions of respect TO the memory of
the late Judge Dunlop, and the memory of the
late DIR. A. Med. Davis were adopted, after
which the committee appointed to perfect ar
Fragments for the 9Th OF july celebration re-
ported that Mr.. Nicholas Callan had been cho-
sen orator, and Nr. j. &. Brent would read the
Declaration OF Independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

VERY SUPERIOR BLACK DOESKIN PANTS
from Ss to go, 1T A. srBA Us. loll Penn
sylvA nia avenue. my49
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Naftan's Crystal Discovery
will restore to faded hair its original and
youthful color, prevent the hair from fslir ont an
restore is growth; eradicate and prevent the form
inR Of dandruf, snd answers every purpose an
elegant and healthy dressing Tor the hair IL differs
from All others articles Of this Kind in containing
nothing Injurious or Geleterious-csn BE- used by al
without danger, such ss haze frequently resulted
from the Of other articles No lead, no sulphur
no csustie Easily applied. Does not stain the
scalp OF finest linen.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
For sale by Druggists generally, and at Depot, u
and ID streets uAy3eIy
A Card.
Clergym while residing IN south America,
as missionary. discovered safe snd nipple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs sai the
whole train Of disorders brought on By bsaeful aud
vicious habits. Great Numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire q B. ncft
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the r,c Dc
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope. 20 any ecs " ho needs 70, FFts Of CAayes
ADDRESS, JOSEPH + IMAM.
Station n, Bible House.
naraly New York City.
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'.NN affN M'NN H-.
'ofFosirE FoErKEss MONROE. -
=, Ihis \, = ard spacir u n islNWh..-
hONhAG. June no d -. IA
snd VII b Kerr a. First Class a.. --II
iusnr,, 80, =, . "a = hone wila m
ehsotd groNes, . msrn aceuf ,.....
eAcel,ent reach. inc bsIhing. 90 = N-rV. Al,
supetiCr nthtng grounds. snra-i.r 49,. rsrF
bosllhe; biuisfd-, ter rin slIrvs NJ - 81
ea,,IN TIE stirscit .. - ID fhfs .-hfs- a. arn
IL shfed With gas NV t. t1nse
Telegraph sfice IN ths house
~ Residents 81 Washington a-,a I'd.
TIE sieamer Lady ~ fhe Iake - - tsta
u ON bAliimore, srriNi ms n the hoe sins
Ts5Us: s. rer day. ss f5t ,~sve.t.. 60
jes I'm Proprietor atisuSi, a 81 :. =.
NAITON.-Thisb esutiful ana - -
sIhMkR kksokr, near s7irlrr ~
Gap, and surrounded hy the Rlns ~. thlA
mountstns, three hours ride b. rai - m
Warrington citY,ts row sPsn 81 tn @--~kl
euesis, season % lisa The bui,iiu-s a. r. % I
flstirg OF large, airy ronrns. IL - ii IN e1n-
sirinC O. spend the swimmer a. Naff-- -, Y o.
address u " MRlGH .. Round H1ip ~ Giaase
sgnnty Va RefereDce-Mrs 4. Bonnie. \ l. ,,aisa
Pennsylvsuts avenue. SlsA
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SUMNER RESORTS
VIZ DE L'EAU uorT.

SEFELL'S POINT. 7lvproy Po,,.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MoNK-r -
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IHH FcNrRAL OF THE LATE CHARLES
McNAMEE, JR., took place at St. Peters
Sneroh this morning and was largely attended.
solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
EAther Wigett's, Of st. Joseph's, and Rev.
father Boyle, OF st. Peters, read the burial
high tribute to the memory OF the deceasei.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. q. Sayille. Lessee and Manager
GBEAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS,
ROYAL HEDp0 JAPs.
ENTIRE CHANGE.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT
Admission 50 aud IS ceats.
WONDERFUL PROGRAMME
All entirely new-The Terrific sde-rh, bamboo
Lt6der-Top rpiUning and GASGEhO's Juggling,
Box Office open from 10 4.
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SMALL Pox.-ln the eastern section OF the
city there are a nun ber of cases of small box.
inspector SPrague having reported new cases
To-Day, as follows-3 on North Carolina avenue,
between LIST and I'd. one dead, and one each in
the following localities: Sd street. between n
and r, attn ST and Maryland avenue 10th and
streets south, and b street south, between
18th and 18th.
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The stesmer @. q. wHEELBR can be chartered
by excursisp PARTIES either for the -
canal cr river q from Gas to go per
JOSEPH PASSEH0,
nay3e3W' Foot Of Congress st., Georgetown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23
V!!IIIN II Z. HOGAN,
nov24w Guardian Of Sarah AugustS Hogan.

MORTGAGE GALE OF REAL rSTATg-
IN Whereas Burton c. Cook di. the dsy Of Nav A.
d. 1859 execute under his hand and seal deliver 70 the
undersigned. William bcSns t%Gsc deed OF that data
In and by which the said Burton C. Cook bsganed sold and
conveyed to the undersigned and his heirs ssg
ever a OF the Northwest Fractional Quarter OF Section
Thirty go In township Thtrgree go North, of Range
-Four ~ East Of the Third a Principal NerisaR in re
county OF La sale In the state OF Illinois, security for
the payment OF the Of four hundred and dfy dollars In
three years after the date OF said mortgage deed With
Al the rate OF six per cent per amman during the OF
and ~ the rate OF ten per cent per aanum during
And whereas 1t s provided IN and by -ad mortgage deed
that II default shall lie made IN The syTeEt the principal
or Interest above menion-d a portion Of either
ct the times the shall becom due then the der.lgned
authorized TO sell The real estate described public
auction, after giving four weeks notice o time aud place
OF sale In some public newspaper in the county where said
real estate situate and to convey same 10 the highest
and best bidder and out OF the money arising therrrom
nrst paw all attorney and counsel cCs costs aad expenses
then retain the whole amount of the principal secured
~ SAID mortgage deed with the interest the
DAY Of sae-wheh said mortgage decd duly acSnow.
lodged by III said Cook betore Justice of peace r said
record In the Recorders once OF said county the h day
Of Maya SO and Is recorded IN said oice Book No
G., on pages 5S4 and SO;
And whereas deARt has been made in the payment Of the
principal and interest ef said mortgage decd;
Now, therefore, notice is hcrth. yen that the sal, VII.
deed sell at public auction To- the gAcs and best dlr
cash. NJ the south door or the COgay Court House. IN The
city OF ottawa IN said la Vie county Monday the 95th
Gay or November D. S2 At the hour Of two o'clock the
suerroon OF said day. all of the above described real
for the purposes mentioned and foh In said mortgage
deed WILLIAM UICEtING'
October 10Th, 1874 I'd Mort:asse
~. i. JONES, Attorney for Nortosrpp
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A huge yellow doc, Ofrtl-g somber appear
ance, freqently seen trotting about the Streets
of Danbugy, Is believed TO have stored away
somewhere within himself samples of nearly
thirty sewing machine agents and book can
vassers. His owner has been offered SO TOR
him, 5utretuses It. If he would get q hank
erlng after life insurance agents lie would be
worth $50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

A joke is told about county official in one
OF the southern counties which is too good to
be lost. y gentleman went ino his office and
found him in his not unusual state OF intoxi-
cation, and unable totranssct business "Huw
|dld they ever come" said the gentleman, ''to
elect such dana fools as vou to cf'ice."-
'Why," replied the oficlal We got the ,hic)
majority"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

A barber in 1ItJsyi!le, while cutting the
hair OF T. rural customer r.n bis shears against
some hard substance, which proved to be a
Wholesome. The old farmer said he had miss
ed that wholesome ever since yns time last
guy. and had looked al over q ten-acre lot
Tor it, but now he remeEN cred sticking il up
byer ms ear"
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Sir Toby has been spending few days in
South Jersey, and pmlosphicaliy observes Of
one of his experiences of his visit: ~ never
dld have that luminosity toward the mosquito
that most people feel, 6ut when saw han in
his glory down here, deliberately leaning
against my bed-post, lis legs crossed, and his
right iiipper resting carelessly on his hip,
watching for me to 90 to bed, it struck nae
that, for vampire, ms behavior was imperti-
nent and exasperanng in the extreme"
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Bob-"Jim, de men don't make such fools
pf themselves about woman as &c women do
kbout men. fdey look ~ de moon dey see a
nan it /: If deg he.s mouse nibblins, It's a
man and Gry NJ. look under &c bed last thing
Rt night to find man. Why Lcbbcr looks
binder my bed to ind woman, does you?'
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Bubgt, ut fun.

They tell abqpt man In Doyles,own, Pa,
WHO heard t'a:' s-ll water could be purified
with lime, So lie en,psied bushel and halt
INTO his well, and felt blissful and happy. II,
turned ont that, because ofthe dryness of the
season, there was only three frti Of water in
the well, and ever slice his ezpeTment he has
been selling good article Of whi,ewash to his
neighbors at two buckets for cent, and
walked milo and q half to the creek for
drinking-water for bis family. He has his
doubts now about lime beng good purifier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

Uncle L.: "Now, Sammy, tell ne, have you
Fesd the beautiiulstory OF Joseph p
Sam; "On yes, uncle"
Uncle: Wei. then, what wrong did they
20 when they sold their brother"
Sam They SOLD Lia too cheap, uncle,
him"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

In view Of the revelations that are being
sde concerning the cruslties prscticed on
.iisnts in lunatic GSy.4ms, .leIe /. very little
couragen.sut Tor person - 20 crAzy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

Boss are worn NOR. than ever now, and
&c is an object of pity that cannot afford one
r the hair the throat, each slipper, and a
esh one for each Sunday night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

The Chicago msn Who stepped behind q
pr OF mules that he ia,endei to purchase,
|ked, With much feeling, wAel y Vas picked
|it of the gutter, IF tie derrick killed sny-
Nh else.N
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EeQdI.

MOR1'lSAG g. r. SAL k1.-whereas Freds-IcE g.
IVA .ea and CiAra Sasel his wife. did, - their certain
ls md daily IN Rece-ers ene ia and To- ne
eeenV IA Sale md scate OF hboaa In Book III, paC. ~
GA es HseS,e, o. Dds q SAID County aa sell
C9sk lcciDs business under Tie tue o. Coaw.u carr
Co) Lot nurnter sixteen us In Block neber Exit 81 W
state Of Illinois, and also by said desd dld waive sd rn ana
Qu1sA ~ their rights under and BY virtue Of the houefp
exempon laws OF said state OF Illinois which sad coEyv
notes bearing date ihere.itA. psysbae iows
notc 81 ave hundred dollars. paysb9 on tbs tventys cav
dollas payable one year after date tAereof beth tta o.s
81 esSen per cent. per annum.
And whereas Is further provided IN ssS no,l that n
shove mentioned part thereof according he eno5
ana Snet thereof, the said John Cofwe james felxe
and Henry Clark .helr legal representatives soiney
published In the city Ottawa. sellsa.d premises or am
part and all rss and equity Of sedem9onof "A
mnistrators assigns therein at public yendIe de high
ct bidder for cash. at the County Court House IN civ az
V.tnwa At the time appointed in such advertisement ana
sna execute and deliver TO the purchaser or
ior TIE conve7ane in Zee OF the premises sold and amp
.hc process OF sad 5a'e 70 the payment OF e.eAes
Using selling and conveying said premises cude sttor.
Plus, u any. to said parties OF the nrst part:
ana whereas default has been made in the pawn o. re
virtue Of .hs power IN said mortgage deeI eonta1d
yohn nc Gowe Jane, coxell and dea;y F. Ca-k sn
said day at the south door OF n. Co5r Court Hour in OF
tawa 10 said county OF La Sae sell the saove r.aon:a
ssid Iredere. l ae ef .ls 6a 2,
therein " tAe highest bidder for cash. aSd vii v
the powers in said mortgage deed contained With 70
shall b received from tue sale OF said premises.
h iASki + +. tc2l1aTss z. AND
Aor;Es--,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

Here is en- o'iginal gem wbist appcared O,
N Arkansas ombs;cr.:
Grim death has .sssn G.rlic. little Jerry,
Ony sos Of Joseph ard Sirsoa Ho-eIs;
Seven DAYS An afesjl.u With .ha dT4rntery.
And then be gtuAae4 10 his lille bowels