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tho oloso: s. Seller September sold at a7tG@sso,
closing at 072lo: Seller tho month"; or regular
No. 2, was steady at a5'fo; and now rocoipfA Of
~ So s a a @ nsa eSs9a er acs a
wore reported Of 1000 bn No. | at 8e11o; t2,000
bu high mixed at 3611o $4,000 bu No. Crosby
at og1o; 77o9o bn do III oo29e, %. 500 bi regn-
i; ?s aSj @ es5sts BY Do as @ b. + +
$50; 1880 bu do at 329{o; 2,400 hu do ut 32l11o
1,C00 Blu no grado at 80o on track 120o0 bu htgl,
mixod at $50 0000 bu do at 8719o; n. 600 Gu
No. $40 So h ra|oatad s = ssS 1900 bu
Oats woro moderately active and worry irregl-
lar. Options for future delivery were not mich
wanted, and averaged d shade lower thnn on
Friday, et 2e29@2o g seller August. aud 259l@9,
olosing dull Of tic inside. Cash lots Or aollor
the month woro fovoriah. Tho market Was
excited by tho known faot TINT great many
oats aro got undolivored on tho July option,
that these Ind to 10 bought in, md tonr lost
they should DO slung on tho market at any
moment. 6alos wore made enrly at 291{o, aud
at2719o Of tho close. Cash aalea wcro reported
Go Ge - aGS9s s 5 81 fSs1y 3 at Il Ss aS So b a
DO at 2171fe 2.4oo bu rejected 1t 26114o; 1900
Rye WAS dull md unquotab1o, there botng no
market. Madame numor stated that 2 cars No.
2had boon sold at &c., which was 10 lower than
yesterday, while tho aistor Of TINT nmiablo Indy
avorrod that 67o was bid, with no ofreripgs.
soller August or aellor September was nominal
at 65o bid and 6Go asked.
Barley was quiet and quotably shade flrmer
at olo for r. round lots Of new No. sellor 6optom-
bcr, and 300 for car-1ota Of do. Thoro was not
much inquiry, but holders wero firm in tho be-
Lief that bu. little barley will grade No. In this
marriott under tho new rule hence they think
No. will rule high, ovon ii tho other grndos bo
lower than now. There was nothing doing in
cash lots; quotablo ot 65@70o for No. q, Coo
for No. 5, and 400 for rejected.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
Tho following is Beorbohm's dispatch to tho
Board Of Trade to-day;
JULY Observation-Disclosures corn, 27s od92as,
Averpool-Bpos wheat atoady. Spot corn hrm; DIS.
LATEST.
In tue afternoon whoat was moderately active
month, and nold at s1.1456 6@1 LAX solar August,
closin8 at tho inside. Corn was in light request
aud ahado 1rncr, closing at 3Gt@301Go Hollor
August, and 3756@37S+ seller September, Other
grain, provisions, and lake freights, Woro quiet
and nominally unchanged.
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two yoraos from tho Ia,nontn t3ns i,ayo boon
written ln tho quantity bad 1.ntln Of tho Vugatc,
which ts noithor tho langtaye Of tho Prophet
nor Of tho sculptor. Engulin,cn and Americans
should rathor hold fast to our own yoraEo1l, pro-
verbally pmro tn Btylo, and iu accuracy not DO.
meath tho Vulgato:
allow doth tho city nlt solitary, TINT was full Of poo
rlol how II .nlie hcromo q widow nlle tint waa
BroAt among tho nations, md Princess atong the pro.
vfnccal how Ia afo become tributary Bho weepoth
sore IN tho night, and her tears aro on lor ceeka
among all her lovers sho hnth nono 10 comfort her:
MI hor friontls havo dealt troachoroBly with lor
thoy nro become hor onenlos.' tJer. LAM, l, Lily
In tho sa1no galory Ia q bust Of Beethoven, by
Mr. Story, IN which fo las well Expressed tho
maBtcr III q pytliian fron2y of comruBltion,
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StOrY'B tIcruSnlem' in London,
t.ra1t tte Ac1r Tnrk Erkui11a Loat


hlr. ". W. Story, sculptor, whoae studio hns
for many years been ono OF tho things to be
Beon at 1somo, has deposited for short timo
ut Holloway's galleries in Bedford Htreot Strand,
London, beautiful figure Of "Jerusalem."
Tho statue is On its why to phtadelphia,
where It il to DO placed IN tho now build
ing OF tho Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine
Arts, having beon acquired for that purpose by
Mrs. N. McClollan Grigg, an aunt OF Con. Nc
Clollan. Tho Btatue ia cut in tlno block OF
whito Carrara marble, slightly toned, and stands
on pedestal Of gray marble from tho same OK
tonsiyo quarrioa. Tho city, wo might rather
say, the nation, is reproaontod by, To-
having ths phylaotory on hor hoai With 1 lot. ct.
is tic initial of Shiloh. Tho ba1ld Of tic phy- p
lnotory at once gives o national characteristic
Qhero boing Honao authority for Saying TINT
ns vol ns mon), and also takos tho place Of
tho turretod crown which Is technically appro-
PIRATE to Miltons "towered oitiea." Tho largo
eYos OF the face, which III inclined slightly up
ward, look into space, tho muscles of tho nose
ptlful mouth slnka at the cornorg. but nolthor
tho Expression nor the pose III tint OF frantic
a6andonment, nor in there any listleBs wearinoss
q doapondenoy " tho beautiful facc's intense
despair. soul inhRbiting u perfect human
tenomont acknowledges irronHtibo misery, and
TINT III Ill: There III no afterthougllt ii tie
1acei at thet momont Zion does mot SOON con-
scious TINT her Nedeemer lveth, aud this is ouly
suggested 1T at alD by tho ambiguous tokon Of
tho lottor on tho religious ornament sho weara
OH hor forehead. Her right arm IL bent and
loans upon somo Of the stones OF tho Tomplo
her loft thrown upon the fold OF her tlrapery.
Bho sits on ruins, like living figures ulioL NAV
DO soon at tho present day III tho Wailing
Place Of Jerubalem. A sitting posture Ia stint.
larly assumed by Judea CAPITA Oh the we'll
known coin, and Niobe in tho Museum OF
Naples has a sitting position. The statue must
DO obsorvod from al sides to trace tho fringe
Of tho TalIth, the blind worm creeping round
the heqpQ!Qs4 Eplal. tug aqa4thps all tue iYy
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Withdrawn from atoro Yesterday for city con-
sumption: LOSE bu wheat 2,490 bu corn 6,774
bu oats; 7s5 bu rye 2o5 bu barley. Withdrawn
for do during tho past week: 21,581 bu wheat
12,02s bu corn 25, ,555 bu oats !; 1858 bu ryo
4,9l2 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock 1888 cars
wheat; 7s411S cars corn +; 6,4o0 bu high mixed do;
28,s0O bu No. 2 do; and II 800 bu rejected do
4615 cars oats; car rye. Total {015 cars),
41S, 900 bu. :.
The following woro the receipts and shipments
Of breadstulrs md livestock at this point dur
ing tho past week, and for the corresponding
weeks ending % dated:
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SATURDAY EVENING, July 20.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
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Wheat was dull and eaaier, though reported
steady in England aud New York, aud with but
little lncroaso in our receipts here. Tle weakness
clined 10. while August was only 11@96o lower
than on Fridny. There vere no buyers during
great part Of tho soaBion, and some holdors grew
nervous under tho fact that their property would
not DO wanted. There was not much OF this
aoomod disposed to hold on, not knowing
which way tho cat waH going to jump.
Ihore, was no shipping domand bore,
though milwaukee, was rumored to hayo
aoyoral direct orders. on European account.
from sinking moro rapidly than our own. Tho
business to-day, In Chicago, was almost entirely
confined to the filling of local shorts, and they
principally for this month, making tho aggregate
than yostorday, though Ito total business Sas Vas
much loss than On Friday. soller tho month, or
to s1.2l31, and doelEGned to el.2o 1t tho close.
nonaa 7 lots Of oash No. 2 spring closed et
By fie w Shorts, to - q ayod T fho ' rush aud aud
risk Of dollyories at tho eleventh hour
Of tho Inst day Of this month. Seller
August sold at e1.1A9G@1.1b, closing, Of
sllaA Seller September q a1sI, was dnll and LITTLE
nal at $1.25; No. spring at 81 0I] and reject
ed do at 90o. CaHh saloa wore roportod Of 900 bu
No. spring (hard) at 9t.2a; 400 bn do ut $1.25;
t, 900 bu No. 2Hpring ut e1,2t 10000 bu do at
s1.20g1l; 28,G00 bu DO ut 91.20i5 0,40o BIZ do at
81.201{ 10,800 bn do st sl.20 1900 bu No. 8
spring at $l.05 $500 bu do at s1.0l6; 400 BIZ
rotootod spring at Olo 400 bu do ut 0019o 9,20O
bu do at zoo. Total 70, 400 bu.
Corn WAN 11l@96o lower, but active ut the do.
cline, which was consequence OF continued
large roooipts, giving hoavy offerings. Liverpool
failed to respond, and waa quoted dull and tame,
In sympathy with Chicago. There was nothing
doing early. Holders for August and September
Beomed anxious to Holl, and blysra held OF to
zoe whero pricos would go to. Before noon the
tho doolino, and 1oaHsured In regard to freights,
a scarcity In which, and consequent advance,
Was approhenlod on Friday. This in
duced a better inquiry for options, but
August opened At S01}lc, aud dso}iuod to $50 at
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BHEEP-The demand has been anlost wholly 70.
stricted to aupplyng the wants Of local consumers but
It equa1ed the supply, and prices ruled 1r ut sRh
advance, tho bost selling ut $t76500 while poor d
medium grades @ wero takon at 33oo@4.?5. The oror
saies wore mostly II s. ao346o Bono oxtra uold II
$685. Tho market closed Irm,
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Total. W1tB,170iQ &t,DQ0. 0.42H 0l
Corresponding week Inst
ycar........."....... 1a,67s,o9o.34 1,o1o,oo1.o4
Tho following quotations Of local Btocla aro
furnished by Messrs Hammond l. Gage, hnan-
uial aHeuts 7G Washington street:
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y Sss Il = s IN fIs is lS}S
$sss $isss NJ Ns; T. @ s. r. M II s2 "a
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CITY FATHERs--There was "a short but rather
expensive session of the city fathers on Tuesday
evening, the "blls paid" amounting to about
$1,000. The heavy items were $3.50 to Matt
White for span OF horses for the steam fire en-
CINE, S57 to Jacob Schmidt for a wagon, and SS1
to Cullen x Sapp for city printing" The fire
committee" also reported that they had rented IL
barn at $40 year, bought a harness for $40, and
hired n man at $40 Il month to take care Of the
ctys noble steeds." The street and alley com
mittee are to have the canal bridge on Columbus
street repaired; and the charge of Harris u KEEL
logg OF $50 for insurance on the City Hall to
amount of $1,000 was laid over, said rate being |
per cent. higher than was charged last year.
And the council adjourned TO the second Tues
dap in December.
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4. b. CUTLER, in South Ottawa, opposite the
cemknt store, has procured of Waters * Co.. of
Chicago, the publishers, the agency for the
fresidc Friend one OF the best family publ
cations OF the day. 1t Is finely Illustrated
paper, large as the New York Letger, aud prefer
red to that by most on account of its better class
of reading.
| Mr. Cutler has also the agency, through the
Valley Publishing Company, OF new work sold
to subscribers only, called "Ocean's Story, or
The Triumphs of Thirty Centuries" 1t is not a
novel, but n magnificent history, by +. B. Good
rich, son Of the renowned Peter Farley" and
Illustrated by over POO engravings.
Mr.. Cutler has other publications, pictures
chrornos, dc, which it will pay any one to call
and see, at his residence as above indicated
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FAMILY GATHERING.-On Thanksgiving eve
there was very delightful family reunion, or
gathering, AZ the residence of j. +. Scott, of this
city, on the south bluff. This family of Scots is
very numerous and the men thereof are general
ly merchants, and of great notorety Among
those present on this happy occasion were
George and Robert, of the wholesale house of
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.. Of Chicago, who head
the family MS the elder brothers; Thomas and
William, Of the firm of Scott Brothers, MENDOZA;
Samuel Scott, of the firm of Scott, Houtz e Co,
of Bloomington, with their families; and j. f.
Scott, the youngest of the family, and senior of
the firm of Scott Iiout2 & Co, Of Ottawa. They
met here with also number Of brothers in law,
among whom were the jolly DR.. Travcrs, of Am
boy, Mr.. Houtz and others
Justice was done to asplcndid rcpast provided
by Mrs. j. f. Scott, the fair hostess, whose
cuisine was model OF perfection.
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A SrL HNDID GooE.--Mrs. Hills, the general
agent for Illinois, has laid upon our table a
splcndidly printed illustrated and bound volume,
of some 600 octave pages, entitled "GIory of tie
Immortal Life; embracing the prophecies and
proofs Of the great doctrine OF immortality---n
the analogics of nuturc--ihc lOmgings and de
mands Of the sou-thc clear and sufficient as sur
ances Of divine revelation; with meditatlons, Nc.
BY j. f.. Stcbbins, author Of Moses and the
Prophets" and other religious works. The book
is one Of surprising interest, and 4 well Of CON
ISOLATION to such as may be rackcd with doubts
in reference TO TIE great doctrine, the truth Of
which it demonstrates II is sold by agents only.
Mrs. Hills is at pres cnt c@nyassing this city, but
l. DESTROYS of procuring an efficient local agent
The book can hc seen At the bookstore Of OsmUn
u Ilapcmuu.
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CLASS IN VOCAL MUsIC.-The types, those ir
rcprcssiblc and perversc blundcrers, made us
give the name of Prof. Jocclyn instead of Prof
Roberts rs having charge of the vocal class now
being organized at the Academy of Music. This
class will be under the tuition Of Professors
Roberts and Marsh, and will meet in the class
rooms of the Academy of Music one evening Of
each week. These gentlemen, who will conduct
the class, are thoroughly skilled musicians and
most excellent teachers, and this is n rare oppor-
tunity for young ladies and gentlemen to learn
how to sing correctly and develop their voices
perfectly, Terms; Twenty lessons for five dol.
lars
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She sat alone in the moonlight, her beautiful
cheek resting upon her hand, so soft and white,
and dimped You could tell as you looked at
her that her thoughts were far away, and that
she was thinking of something beautiful. Her
eyes were wistful her lips were softly pressed to-
gether, the dimples in her checks had died out,
and only the dimplc in her chin remaincd-that
little rosy cleft, the impress of loves fingers
She was less glowing than at times, but none the
less lonely. thought to myself, as looked ut
her that she was nearer heaven than we coarser
mortals, and longed to know whittier her pure
heart turned itself ! approached her; she did
not hear me. l spoke; she did not answer.
touched her softly on the arm, She looked up
and smiled far-away smile, such rs an angel
might have given. "You are thinking very IN
tently," / said. She answered eyes; am think
ing of those beautiful wedding trunks | saw ut
NJ. Sticfcl Il Co.'s, on the white corner
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80: s.-a.-L--.-~--

The star SD1.s'os{ hisar t,E neCc15aT =
promptly oar table, and IL sl,.is - tlc NhrtN.t,
persistent cNpu,lic - ro-,,,cs ra>cal> aAd swim
d-Ts Il don't stup waving worth 'N'', In
fact, though is publishes, are thrcaleugd black
ma,led and prosecuted, tAey seem Ia stu flourish.
Tn BJlt.rr o'vr lows - q. SuGc vita ~ columns
OF splendid rt@lin.. CLc hague Corner i
as rut,iL., ., eyer. aud INSTEAD II oIU II next
wear give, pair of ,la riI -. CLrnase>. hy HanS,
aud "a pet year s.l fur GA" daLsr. II hsg!ns H.
txclClh N.ur in iSau,r, srd rvery ho,iy mo cN.
reptiau-l s,pu,i rad 1t. one dolt,r wear;
,rnd IL cent, fnr .,ycimras TO > o.. >Dfa.l'ef
2 ,.i--r. Hia.d.ie, =. III.
SiuSr Die, f,r ,sS sii .uh> piions trceiy
- ., .vl... / :. .-.G, piiASs, III.
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publishers OF any discrepancy.
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AvILUpE--This is the name Of u very pretty
new purlor game designed for the amusement
Of young and old. 1t employs "a cards, divided
into groups, each group consisting Of four pairs.
One card Of each pair has upon it an engraving
Of bird with its name; the companion card con.
tai> description Of the bird. The object is for
each player to get NJ many groups Of the same
family Of birds rs possible, which is done by
drawing from the players ncighbor. West * Lee
are the manufacturers, 40 Worcester, Msss
sold by Osman Il Hapeman.
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MIssIoN.-Day and evening meetings will he
acid at the German Catholic Church next week,
commencing at 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning
aud continuing throughout the week. The SER
vices will be conducted by Jesuits, lately from
Germany, and will be Of an entertaining charac.
acter. The hours of meeting during the week
will be 10 o'clock a. N. and 100 p NJ
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Thanksgiv.'nE Day.

Just one hundred years befo. Inc pr'h Vi W.
Washington, the first American thanksgiving
dinner was eaten on the quecrly- shapes" D'o"a
peninsula which is now covered by the ci.. VI
Boston. 1t was not exactly dinner of herbs,
but it is safe to say it was not such dinner rs
they sat down to on Thursday at the Pacific in
Chicago, or even ut hundred tables in Ottawa
We are not wholly in doubt as to the variety and
character Of the dishes that were served at that
dinner on the 22d Of February 1852, for Master
VIM. Peiree, of the good ship Lyon, just arrived
from Bristol, tells us that the people at that day
were "necessitated to live upon clans and mus
clcs ground nuts and acorns, and these got with
much difficulty" "God did cause his people to
trust him and be content with mean things. 1t
was not accounted strange thing in those days
to drink ,eater [poor felows!l and eat sarnp with
milk" On February 9Th of that year, when Gov
Winthrop was distributing the last handful OF
meal from the barrel to poor man distresscdby
the wolf at the door, that instant they espied
ship arrived at the harbor's mouth with provi-
sons for all. The 22d of February had been set
apart Ms n day of humiliation, but now 1t was
changed into day of thanksgiving and prayer,
and they had "goodle feast" And thus, ont
of the hunger and faith Of the Pilgrims, sprang
the New England Thanksgiving, which is now
nationaiZcd.
But it is safe TO cay the Thanksgiving OF two
hundred and forty years ago was somewhat
different affair from what it is to-day. 1t was
then, in the strictest sense, a religious day-a
holy day Its character has vastly changed, If
its observance in Ottawa on Thursday is fair
index of what it is elsewhere. From day OF
solemn religious ecstacy it is now changed into
a day of social gladness and feasting-a home
holiday. A few, for forms sake, spent an hour
or so in the morning in church and heard urcf
discourse on the theme that " it is good thing
to give thanks unto the Lord" but the number
was too small to be taken into the account
Those who could afford it, Gined on turkey, oys-
tcrs and other fat things; the .godless herd raj
fled for turkeys and chickens, or loafcd about
the saloons.
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Received this Week at ID. Heenan & Cos

New stock of Dress Goods
New stock of Prints.
New stock of Domestics.
New stock of Shawls.
New stock Of WaterproofS.
New stock OF Blankets and Flannels.
New stock Of Shcetings.
Great bargains in furs, buckskin gloves and
mits, boots and shoes, and groceries.
ID. Heenan & Co. have full assortment in all
of the above goods, and as they were bought at
very low figures, they can and will make it prot
liable TO those who buy Of them.
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Panic Prices,

| Scott lioutz Il Co. having bought very largely
since the great panic, are now offering great bar
gains throughout their entire stock All dress
goods very much reduced in prices. We are now
' showing handsome line of all wool cashmeres
at 81 cents per yard worth at regular prices from
rs cent, to 81. French merinocs very cheap
Great bargains in black apacas and mohars
100 pieces Of dress goods from 25 to so cents
worth So to 80 cents "yery cheap" Low prices
on "yclvcts;" Lyons black SIX cloakinG velyets
"all silk" at SO, 1920, $3.50, 80 and Sl6,5V
per yard 25 per cent. under value
Great bargains in mems and ladies undcrN gar
recently bought from the manufacturers at about
half value. Good quality Of mems undcrshirts
and drawers at 80 cents each. Extra heavy, nice
quality, at Is cents and 81 each Ladies' merino
vests, very nice quality, at - cents each; finer
qualities at 81 and $l25. Lower prices on
hosiery than ever before seen in this part of the
state Children's balmoral hose AT ), 10, 121%, Is
and 20 cents per pair Ladies' merino hose 10,
1913, ID end 20 cents In all we can show you an
assortment of over 600 dozen
Lo,U Prices on cotton GoDds
complete stock of prints, shcetings cotton
tannels, &c, All down to the Lowest prices.
Very large assortment of ladies' and children's
furs just received.
Low prices on carpets. \ good . ply wool
carpet at IS cents per yard,
Remember, the largest store, largest and best
assortment, and the lowest price on every article
Respectfully, SCOTT, HoUTz & Co.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for dong AL kinds OF Job Work. tae
rious styles of the art surpassed IN this sect
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything done IN
thIslneto give call by the udiccns and liberal
OF prsters ink many mans iortunPh heen made and
TIE acldis still open. Try
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
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Toilet sets, wine sets, smoking sets, y great
variety of fancy vases and beautiful statuary and
all sorts Of fancy articles for Christmas presents
at low prices. This firm have the largest assert
ment of Christmas goods Of this sort ever brought
to this city. They have also all the new varieties
of elegant pcrfumery.
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FURNITURE.-Mr. Zimmerman, on Madison
street, has very large supply Of fine and COM
mon furniture His stock of parlor and chamber
sets never was larger. He has an abundance Of
mirrors, centre tables, bureaus, secretaries and
desks, easy chairs, and number of small articles
that are very suitable for Christmas presents
He asks moderate prices for his goods.
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HANS SrRgCELESHEIMER.-Y Katrina, das
i'h 80. We ish bin so happy mid NJ. Stcf,l X
Co... bargains. Eycrydiugs they makes for sale
is bcsscr goot, and so chccp; unh dry -h So
polite und accommodation; und, ncin himmcll
gott what pig stock dcy bin got--yaw.
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MARRIED--Dr. J. c. A. Wilcox, the afiablc
County Coroner, was married Oh the 18th lust,
at Baltimore Md. to Mrs. Carrie NJ. Highly,
formerly of Utica this county.
Here's luck, Doctor; you and your amiablc
spouse may -it on" Us whenever YOU please
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the La Sale County
Agricultural Board, for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year, will be held at the Court
House in Ottawa on Wednesday, December 18th
1873, at . O'Clock P. N.
BY order of the President
W. F. WHITMoRE, Scc'y.