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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12
AegaI.

4 DMIN ISTKATOR'sS SALE OF Real
tsateBy VII tue OF order and decree OF the Coun-
~ Court OF La Sale county Illinois, made on the petition OF
te undersgned William Easton OF the es
tate OF James HOlehsn. deceased for leave TO sell the real
estate OF said deceased the February term A. d. 1854 OF
said court 70 witt the thirteenth day OF March ls|
Ghall on the 9Th day OF January 5 between the hours
of ten o'clock 10 the forenoon and four o'clock In the after
noon OF day sell public SALE the south door OF the
County Court House. the city OF ottawa In said county.
tho real estate described iocws 10 Wit That part OF
east nall OF the southeast quarter OF section eight town.
snip morrill, OF range four east OF the W principal
which lies south Of the Chicago Rock Island AND
Pacific Railroad, containing s. 6le also that part
the West half Of the southeast quarter OF eight
principal meridian, which lies south Of the Chicsgo Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad. containing e. acres ALSO
the north fractional northeast quarter OF section seventeen
N township thirty three north OF range four east OF ne
following terms to wit subject to right OF homestead
OF the family sfsaid James oehan deceased and also the
right of dover OF Margaret Holehs the widow OF SAID de-
ceased said premises, aud the purchase money to &c
paid on delivery OF the deed
Dated this 1tG day OF December a. u. 1874.
WILLIAM ~ EASTON.
Adminisir ntor OF the Estate OF James
deco w Holehan. deceased.
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STA,rn or'IILINoIS.L L. SALE "a -

- IN the C,T, ~ Co,gi Hs1,QJ EIaI'y Tenn a. D. 1915
In fhance1V.
Ellen johnson = Nils johnson. A..
clerk IL said court. that said defendant, Up
ON inquiry cannot h. ouui and has len 10 stare
or coneeals himself and said complainant having n her
bin Of complaint said court On ne -li
ol fne I.h dsy Of November A. D. lh.4 heIlh 'u sum
mon. hayur been i-sued thereon according 10 law -,
Notice Therefore 4 hereby given % SAID Geieuah,, Us
Tg,u.C that Arless You personally he ana appear peiorr
aid court IT sad term thereof 70 - uea ~ he
House m OTTAWA IN aid county, on the ihlrd MONDAY OF
Ts-narv ,svf n is5 when ana where said summons u
-uruahlel and plead answer, u'auF %, tAcl ~ -
h,n she anne IN be uicsfl ag N .u tt
CHARLES n. HOOK, CLERK.
ELcHoLsUN & SNOW. solicitors u"'-l-iN
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CI'ATE OF1ILLINOIS,LA sAl1E Co.-ss

CTAT'E' OF ILL NoIS, La SALE Co.'S
IN he CIRCUIT Court thereof to JaHrarV Term, A. d. 1870
In C'E1ncety.
Th,mas Holt ~. Eleanor Fight widow OF Levi Fight
dec d Phoebe Fight MalndA 4. Fight. Abraham Sgler
Isaac Sgler Jacob Siger, Araben Boxer, John Boxer
Maria Quinn, Mary Slgler and Adene Slger.
IT appearing from affidavit file IN the Office of the
clerk said that the said defendants Isaac Sgler
Jacob Sgler Arabes Boxer John Boxer Maria Quinn and
Mary Sger not residents OF said state and said COM
psbs having filed his bill u complaint in said court
the chancery side thereof the LIST day OF May D. S
herein and summons having been issued thereon accord
ing to law;
Notice therefore, hereby given to said defendants Isaac
Sigler Jcob Sger. Ar4bela Boxer. John Boxer, Maria
Quinn end Mary sger that unless you and each OF you
personally he and appear before said court At said term
thereof to be held ut the Court House in OTTAWA in snd
county, the third Monday OF January next. d. 1885,
(when and where said summons is rtnrnabe and plead
answer demur except to said BILL the same will be taken
confessed against y0u and the matters and things there
In prayed for decreed accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
c. II. II. THOMAS solicitor. dec5-iw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-04
Darts from the Devil,

A beck lust issued, ex, Using the IersOpals ="
NAT have appeared In the sew York new spaPers !:
{ h elf history and lesson. y!isn Niaus ally ex-
IOecd. Advertisements u u ri'r ate ine ~ beau
giil women, clandcstiRea meetings, nov In-tra-
.c. The history OF the uOudr Ch Tragedy, the re.
u of "pei sonai." Description VI iVing BTCad-
way statues Exposes social corruption. SYM Oh
RECEIPT 81 cents. Address Unique friItinA uour
50 Nrs street New York
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The State Grange meets in the city
of Austin on the l4th of April.
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The FOURTEENTH LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.


AUSTIN. April !.
BILLS TAKEN UP AND PASSED.
Act authorizing the several col n
ties OF the State to raise means 20
pay their present Indebtedness.
This 10 in conformity with the sug-
gestions OF the Governor when he re
turned the one which allowed the
issuance of bonds for this purpose.
Act regulating the sale of lands
under executions and judicial des
crees.
Current resolution appointing
committee to examine the tax bu.
Yeau ofthe State.
House bill furnishing theft or de.
struction OF the products of farms or
gardens.
Senator Bradley offered an amend.
ment to exempt from this punish
ment boys under sixteen years OF
age for stealing watermelons, and
remarking that he did not know
how it was with Senators, because he
had nevEr known them then, but
that they must all have been boys,
and that if his father had to pay the
necessary amounts to have kept him
from the punishments inflicted by
this law, for stealing watermelons
and fruits when boy, he would have
been bankrupted-that boys would
be boys.
HOUSE.
The free committee on the frontier
bill this evening decided to report an
agreement that section 20 f.the Sem
ate Bill shall read, "that in addition
to the force herein provided for, the
Governor 10 hereby authorized to or.
ganize o battalion of mounted men, to
consist ofsix companies of seventy
FIVE men EACH" The minute com.
panies organized under the House
Bill to be an auxiliary force to this
battalion. The battalion and company
officers shall be appointed by the
Governor and removed at his pleas,
ure.. .Ti..'-at 10 -,
Section 81, fixes the pay of major at
1875; captains, 800; lieutenants $75:
sergeants $50, and all other non com,
mlssioned officers and privates, $40
per month and nothing by way OF
Communication.
Section 20 authorizes The Governor
to appoint o quartermaster with the
rank and pay Of captain, who shall
be quartermaster, commissary and
paymaster.
Another section is added which
authorizes officers to make arrests Of
criminals and strikes out the follow.
ing in section 20:
Provided il from cause a soldie,
shall be dismounted, the command .
ing officer of the company, under di,
rection OF the Governor, shall furnish
said soldier with horse.
1t il understood the Governor will
approve bill similar to this, and il /,
believed will furnish better protec-
tion to the frontier than o mucl
larger force Of minute companies and
~ far less expense.
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WoMAN,s HEALTH.

I Is lanes able TACT, that IRON CAUSES not
l. generally understood, female suffering up.
pc rs TO De on tue increase. Tue sweet young
girl just entering iu.o wOmanhooa SOON be
comes pale. ieeLls, emacated, iife'ess, with
headaches, pains and aches, loss Of appetite
pa iitution Of the heart, cold feet and HANDS,
duu .ppears to ioose that youthful vim AM
alrgL tiiness 30 much admired. The m ode
ag;d ,.iied lady is no less exempt from
some trouoiesome annoyance. She conlIn-
ually gruntlns and trettlng with pans an
aches, her scr. dons are all ia paired, her en-
erg,es are lost, sf, forces herself In into So
ciety, she "suurs Oh almost everybody,
ner health slowly declines until she becomes
mere drOne III her own huu- hold Anc
she az the "'urb OF lie " is 10 stranger 10
suffering pecuilaI to her SIX a, that age.
da tits, Z. inale ana lna.tent.cu surely brBg
ABOUT ESE SAD n SULrs .liat are now
" untme graves. Exercise your reason,
your judgment, and procured DIR. DrVmgoo.e b
English Female BitloIs, as they will cure the
a"Ove female troubles IN an incredllably short
time. They are prepared by an inexpe.i.
enced physician, and is the most power
ul iroh aud vegetable ionics known 10 the
medical profession They are hundsome y
put up in large bott es and sole by druggists
aud mel chants everywhere. Address,
J. 2. DRONG, ULE, frop'r.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by j. Rvere. X. +. George
+" holesale ageul tor Texas
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U. s. PIANO COMPANY.
s;S . q O.

tcost iess tLIu s3yJ ~ AXE IN, goo Pia cold
.nroush a. mt, al o. whom Inakv 100 yer cent
pIuit We lay no agent, nut -nip girect to lam
lies factory 4 e..
Neiiake only one Ely u, end have but one rice
TAO hundred dLd ninety collars het carh, vim NO
d * ouD dealers Of commissions to t,aCtcrr.
our lnmstr IL thoroughly scAsuneu- our se- NE
doub,s sencere with tUsewUod-hayc .rOnt ruuud
corners, b, H. cntinc bottom hhd carved legs. We
usG the lIii if.,n plate I'LL over sirubg DTafr
French oraud Action vita top d.mper,, aud our
Piano uus sew u. ott5v1r-is six feet lime .nuhas
ong, tn L feet iO.i inches wide, anu weighs, boxed
500 Pvunus. livery Piano IL iully warranted ior Nv,
yetIs.
send lor illustrated circul Z, in VIII CHI We refi T.
Owe 700 -an.ers, Merchants, &C ,sHne Of whom
yo4 MAY kiu~J nsins our Pianos III "A states aud
ierrl,U'ier.
". >. Piano Company,
$40 Broadway, n. Y. :,
depl7Di
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Prom MeLennan County

Perry Grange was organized by
Deputy l. II. Earle, in thu village OF
Perry, in this county, last Friday
evening. There was q large attend.
an 20, embracing many of the best cit
liens of the vicinity. Notwithstanding
the extremely unpropitious weather.
OFFICERS ELECT.
Naster-R r. Knowles.
Overseer--K. Padgett.
Stewari-Geo. w. Richardson.
Assistant Steward WIN. Bryant.
Lecturer-B.. G. Gamble.
Chaplain Rev. o. Brazelton.
Secretary-Mr. Duuning.
Gate Keeper. Q. Mailer.
Ceres-Mrs. ID. McSpadden.
Pomona-Miss Bette Wilbur.
Flora-Mrs. M. Brazelton.
Lady Assistant Steward-Miss
Kate McClain.
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The New Remedy for Rupture

most Important ,nVen no.. Sud ny nc l.Iastlt
fruss Co., No 6S3 kroadway. New YORK City. Il
retains rupture absolutely in ease ard comfort, day
and night, at all times, under all circumstances
whatever in any case, and sRUulL never taken
Oh du ing the hort time requisite 10 effect q pei
manent cure. int by mail. Circulars free. ar
druggist or physc,ar " Il ''rder tuis truss fo' 20
without, CHARGE.
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From Faystte Coun,,.

A Grange was organized at Pecan
Grove, on the f25ih of March, by
Deputy J. L. Caldwell, by the cleo
ten OF the following officers:
Holland Garrett, Master.
NJ. B. Birch, Overseer.
A. i. Pettus, Lecturer.
A. Callison, Steward.
p. Stewart, Assistant Steward.
w. L. Sledge, Chaplain.
7. H. Smith, Treasurer.
j. nj. Prude, Secretary.
}. o. Cherry, Gatekeeper.
Mrs. Della Sledge, Ceres.
Mrs. FAME Cook, Pomona.
Georgia r. Pettus, Flora.
Miss Jennie Stewart, Lady Assists
ant Steward.
MKMBERs.
JEFF SILVER, H NJ Saunders, Silss
Garrett, J. J Thomas, A Z McCullers,
Ell Howinpton, Stephen Cubula, J
O. Cherry jr, Mrs WIN ord Birch,
Mrs E Cherry, Mrs Mary SILVER, Mrs
Lucinda Garrett, Mrs Lou carter, Mrs
b B Burlord.
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woman. Mcdicai Adviser,

Aneat and well written book, specially for
the use of females, giving causes, symptom :,
plan treatment OF al ordinary diseases aiiilct-
ipg the female sex The ouly oooA oi the
Aind written Price only 2G cents. Address
as above ebIo&w4m
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T HE CIR A N G E.

wnIrn HALL GRAsas, No 27.-Regular
monthly meetings: two o'clock p. NJ, frat
Monday in each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seven o'clock. Visiting
AID pojournipg Brethren are invited 10 attend.
@. NJ. BrBBY, Secretary
Tnos Com. Master.
WACO GRASor, No. 1G9.meets lst S.turiay
Of every mDnth, at two o'clock T. NJ, In Inc
bassmen, OF the Cumberland Pfesoyteri
Church, on Washington street.
= W. sPEIGHT, Master.
W L. PRArHER, Secretary
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READ WHAT THE LADIES cay OF THE,

We. the undersigned, residents Of McLenna,
and adjoining counties, take Pleasure in stain,
SEWING MACH ) Il, ard have used the rame I,
the length ~ time set oppOete our names that ".
nay, found the WORE done by them to be strong an,
durable; that the macinnea have been in COZ star
good erdeF, giving Us little trouble, and No En-
PENSE. And we chez rfslly recommei oil wisi
ns arst-class sewing saachlne. 10 buy the
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GRO YER & BAKE II

& &c OV Il IL & BAK E II.
Mrs. Isabclla A. Taylor, Waco, - years
John See, ID ess .maker) v AGO, 10 years.
i. II. Sic per, Waco, Is years.
" NJ. s. short, Waco. (iress-maker) 8 year,
- u. L.. Battle, Waco, IL years.
" u. Il. lianniill, Waco, 3 years.
90 Mary a. IN ton Waco, @ years.
q NJ. ID. II rtilg Waco, years.
NJ. j. Lst,A, Ucarne, years.
Miss Laura Neasy. Bosque lille, years.
Mrs. T. q. Douglass, south BO que, Is years
:. ). Nicois, Meridian, IL yea-s.
j.. Geurge, Meridian, years.
Emma Cevor, Br.mo d, Is years.
Z" Mollie Il. Murphy, Bremond, years.
:" Saliie G. Sampson, Bremond, years,
'' Cleopatra Carter marlin, 6 years.
Z" Julia yehe, Marlin, 4 years.
l.. NJ. Bates, Mario, 4 years,
Judge Altofif, Marlin, ,ears
ii. L. Bennett, Falls county, i6 years.
- Albert Benaett, Falls county, IS years,
NJ. i. johnson, Dallas, We 10.
w. Walker, Dallas, Is years.
b. Byney, Bailas year,.
g James b. Barkley, Dallas. 8 years,
ONE HUNDRED OrHEHS NIGHT BE GIVE.
Needle, OIL, Thread and SILK.
constantly on had.
IL. GRIBBLE, Waco.
General Agent for Central Texas
otlce and Sales Room-3d Street, near Franklin
an2tw3m
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Choice can be had, III the Grover & Baker Com
pany manufacture the LOCK-STlTCH N ACuINE
ms well as the tar famed ELAST @ STITCH ma
CHINE, either Of which are a marvel Of simpn II,
nd strength. f
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-30

ST NICHOLAS For MAY - The
Frontispiece Of St.Nicholas for May is
a very large and remarkably fine en-
craving illustrating passage in Goe-
rhes Poem. johanna Sebus.' Indeed
this number contains many engrav
ings Of unusual excellence: Miss Hall.
'ck has two. one Of which is speci
men of her very best work on wood
Miss Ledyald has two; Eytinse ana
,hepp.rd each has capital piece If
character drawing; there is beaasi full
little thing copied from Michelet, and
picture from one of Hendschell.s
.r'c"ful aud dainty sketches There
is even drawing from native Japan
ese artis. The, literary contents this
month alternate very fairly oetwee"
he prac'ial and the imaginative.
There is an article on the "Origin Of
'iKud Mans Buff one one the work
Ing wonders Of the Telegraph: a paper
'y the late N s. Dmge, on 'Auct,o">
All Over the World Christmas City.
capital description of toy y-town
which can be built by any smart boy;
an account of the organ of the story Of
Blue Beard; true story from Holstein,
Of missionary stork, and an article
with illustrations descriptive of Hay
du's Chill rens SYMPHONY As to f
ction, there are the three serial stories
by Trowbriye, Stockton and Oliver
Thorre, all full of interest this month;
a story Of Greenland, with an adventu-
re with polar bars; delightful little
home-s;ory called Miss Fa .shaw's Tea.
Party; Japanese Fairy tale, and
"The Jinm,johns' Sailor Suits one
of Mrs. Diaz' popular sketches. How
Persimmons Took Cab OBJ Der Baby
bp Mrs Lizzie W. Champney, is q
most delightful piece Of southern dia-
lect poetry, aad with its capital illus
tration, is sure to be popular with old
and young. In the wood is sweet
little poem with sweet little picture.
The Departments are all gond as u.s.
ual, especially Jack u-the. Pulpit, in
which there is pre-. eminently funny
story Of low spsirited turtle. The
Riddle Box contains one of the best
puzzles Of the day, an everyday song.
written in the Language Of the Rest,
less Imps.'
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOilCE OF FORE(;LOSUR II ".
NAxx OF MoRraAaoRs:-Henry Hill and Mary L..
Hill his vile.
MAKE OF MoRra AoEs:-Guy r. wescott.
DARE OF MokraAoE:-The 22ud day Of January
Recorded on the nth day of March A n 1872 at one
Mortgages ON pages l, and In the Office Of the
Register oi Deeds 81 the County Of Yellow Medicine
Minnesota.
mortgage at the date Of this notice ID Twenty Two
Hundred and Seventy One Dollars and Thirty Three
cents.
the west bank Of the Minnesota River On Lot
Two (2) of Section Thirty Four (3D in Township
One Hundred and Sixteen t116) OF Range Thirty
south Of the Quarter section line running east and
west through said section, running thence north
till the Mne strikes the Minnesota River again being
intended 10 convey Blocks Fourteen ti4 Fifteen az
the Town Of Granite Falls a. surveyed and recorded
to gether with the water power and grist mill there
on also Lot one Of section Thirty Three lSsl
Range Thirty Nine 39 and all that part OF Lots one
and Two C21 Of Section Thirty Four CS4 IN said
Township and Range cot included in the said Town
the same more or less all in the County Of Yellow
Medicine and State Of Minnesota.
Defanit has be. made in the payment OF the Debt
thereof and Of the promisory note therein mention
ed, whereby the power of sale in said mortgage has
become operative, and no proceedings at Law have
been instituted to recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Now therefor notice is hereby given that pursuant
to said power of sale and to the statute in such case
made and provided the above described mortgaged
premises will be sold at public venue BY the Sheriff
of said Coauty OF yellow Medicine to the highest
bidder for cash at the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
sf Yellow Medicine on Tuesday the twelfth
day Of May A 1874 At II o'clock In tae
forenoon Of said day to satisfy far may be the
amount due upon said mortgage debt and the costs
and expenses Of this foreclosure.
GUY WESCOTT. Mortgage.
BEEBE 1 SHAW, Attorneys for Mortgages.
Minneapolis MINI. 80, ,.,.
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
Subscr:bers
s0O ptcEc COp c1 m, L,,rr C-rc

0VU IAbbo foi Sl,Vo! Ell, ETC,
The publishers Of SCRIBNEE'S Monthly, in their
prospectus just issued, proms So for the ensuing yea,
more brilliant array OF contributors. and ncrras
in the variety and beauty of its illustrations already
conceded to he elmer tIan any which have hither
appeared in Hny American Magazine,
DR.. Holland, the editor. will write the serial story
of the Y ar, which will be autnbo graphical in form
and will be Illustrated by Mss Hal.ck I, is .nti-
tied "ARTI!UR BoNNtCAsTLE," and will deal
with some Of the most difficult problems Of Amrri-
can life. 1t will be commenced in the NovemDe,
number.
There will be new story by Sake Holm ''THE
ONE-'EGGED pANCERs.'
Bret Hsrte, the best author Of short stories now
living. will contribute characteristic story. euti-
tied 'THE EPIC OF FTDDLLruWN," " hich will be
illustrated by sheppard.
K. II >'todlard will write series Of ente raining
papers about uth"rs. their Personal Charact rstcs
Home Life, Families, Friends, Whim< asi Wrys. A
series Of port rats OF Liz ing Writer'S is also promis
Clarence Cook will write a'"ut Furniture and the
Decoration OF American Homes These papers will
bs .minentty practcshi- we'll artistic and will
be ILLUSTRATED with designs and sketches by numcr-
Gus artists. in addition to those which the writer
himself will furnish.
Among the contributors
Hans And, rson, Bryant, Bushnell, Egs'eston,
Frude, Higgnson. Bishow. Huntingdon Mitchell,
Miss Phelps, Stedman. Stockton. Stoddari, Cola.
Thaxter Warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. Whitney, besides
The editorial and direction of the msgaEin" will
remain in the hands of DIR. Holland, who will contin-
ne to write ''The Topics OF the Tine," which tn.
New York Independent says, "Are more widely
quoted than any similar papers in American Maya
zines."
Watson Glider will write "The Old Cabinet" a.
hithertoo, Prof. John c. Draper conducts the depart
ment of +" .me and Society" and "Cul:ure ana Pro-
gress" will engage the contributions of more than
a score of pens on bote sides of the Atlantic The
Watchman and Ref ,ctor says:
Scrihner's Monthly, for January. ia better than
usual, which Indicates needless waste OF Editorial
brains and publishers money. for the Magazine was
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There wac one man VINO heard Gov.
Davis lecture, who wasens much on
wonders, 20 how, he thought the Gov
ernor's lecture was all right except the
statement that IF a Chippewa child
were to throw chip into the Missis
sippi river at Pokexoma falls, that zip
would PISS New York city (iu the guilt
stream) iu sixty days" The practical
mind. d old gentleman offered the opin
ion that that chip story was 'just =
leetle too d. tough for him to chaw. u
-Eraioari Tribune,
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE VINO Draw
NOTES A man drew note promis-
ing to pay sl00 He used a printed
form, and did not close up the blank
devoted to dollars, and after passing as
negotiable paper, sombody inserted
land fifty" after the one hundred aud
before the printed dollars. The note,
thus altered, got into the hands of an
innocent party. who presented it to the
drawer, and the Supreme Court decid
ed that the maker OF the note was IL
able for its face, because through ne.
yligence. he had not drawn q line be-
tween the written word hundred" and
the printed word s'dolla,s". Any evi.
dence that the drawer might offer to es-
taolish the fact that he gave = note for
one hundred dollars must 70 for moth
ing, As "there vas nothing on the faos
Of the note showing that it had been
altered" Evidence Of al alteration
on the face Of the note would have
changed the case. Let this be q les
son to all drawers Of promissory notes.
No one can be too careful in such
matters.
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Aut"thtr tire occurred yesterday in
sight uf town. The stable On Mrs.
Peufiuli's farm, on the West L Ike.
caught ire about two o'clock in the at
teruoon, aud Was entirely consumed
The stable caught from a prairie fire
lighted by boy who lives with Mr..
Observation-Disclosures AUanee.
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NOTICE.

u.s. band Office,
Redwood Falls MINI. March 25th lS74}
Complaint baving been entered at this Office by
Peter Petersen against Lewis Hotstiene for aban-
doning his Pre- Emption fling No 81, dated July %
1879, upon the half of N quarter and half of s
E quarter Section 8, Township lis, Range 81, in
Renville Comfy Minnesota.
with view 10 the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 24th day Of April 1874 at u o'clock N.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
Ben. F. SMITH, Register.
20 VIM. H. Kelly, Receiver.
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Extraordinary Inducements
Are offered tn new Subscribers.

For S. so the pubiihers will send, any Book .
seller Newsdeal-r will supply, the magazine for
containing the beginning of Mrs. Oliphant's serial
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