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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13


How rapidly the organization Of the far.
mers IS proceeding NAV Be learned from the
January circular Of the National Grange.
Since the middle Of December there was an
increase Of 1906 Grsnges and the whole
number is now over II, ,00o The largest
increase took place in the former slave
States. whore Sos new Oranges we're form.
ed. against 400 in the Western States. The
national membership of the Granges nov
numbers $50. 900.
Il isaid that The simplest method Of
sharpening razor Is 70 put itfor. half an
hour 10 waterto which one-tventietk Of It's
weigst ofmuriatic Or sulphuric acid ha.
been added. then lightly wipe il Of. and,
after a Few hours. set Il ON hone. The
acid here supplies the place Of milestone
BY corroding the whole surface uniformly.
20 that nothing further than smooth polish
is necessary. The process never iujutes
good blades. while badly hardened ones are
frequsuily improved BY il. although the
cause of this improvement remains unex-
planned. = Ut.aS .i6sf1s Eee1i.is
A lady IN The county was unwise enough
70 g. out her boy Of Eve with fishing tackle.
Soon she heard sshoat from the barn yard.
aud found ths, one ofi her ssry hest hens
bad swallowed the hook and ws- fast wind
ing up the line in her crop, 0fcourss 81,
vas greatly troubled, but all tie ,comfor,
she got from The young fisherinsn rasthis
: Dane worry. mother. tguess sbe'll stop
when she gets 10 The pole tseis'sp s.
A lawyer IL Bacyrus. Ohio stated Al 1
temperance meeting that, having sseu BIZ
father killed by the osrslsssne. Of :
druukeu man. rhs took asolenn oath nsver
toirink agaiu. since that time. he con.
tinued. have never broken that oath, 4,
least not very much
par.es will hold pennies ~ we'll .,
pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

I An ola lady hearing some one reading
about q cOngressman-at-large. rusbed.to the
kitchen door shouting Sarah Jsne. Sarah
Jane douit you lease the elo.hes vat all
right mind 4 tell you: for there's con.
gresham at large I sat All tasgff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

TT appearing 10 tis Satisfaction OF the Court
II thst Mamie Y. Cheek is . aoaTeadeM OF TIE
state. n Il therrfars ordered that publication b.
n,ase IL the IliIsb,ro Rrrnrderfor six successive
weeks, nntiftin9 the aid Mamie II. Cheski " be
and apl,ear before the Judge of our superior
Ienrt 10 be held fnr the county of Orange At the
Court llouse In iIillsboro on the Sih Monday AZ
fer IL Monday of March lNt. and answer me
rnrn .,Iant whl.h 1 depasted IN the Office nf the
clerk ug the Superior Count " saic county. and
ii il,s drfendaf take notice that u she Gu to an.
.wer the ali esml,laint II thattme the Plaintiff
Will spply b. the Court f0r The relief demanded
IN The eonplaini. l,,rt, .,ds
AprIl sth 'sICw. Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

Another paper saysi Il trsnspires that
Mark Twaln wasa soldier. having served
tso weeks with Jef Thompson In The rebel
army 10 Missouri. That be never made
much Of . military record is exnlsinsd IN
letter vhish he bas inst written 10 Thomp-
son. Tie ayss We never won any
victories 70 speaking o.. We never eculd
60, the enemy 10 stay still when re wanted
"a 6ght. .nd va wers generally , or the
move sheu the ensmy wanted 70 hsht.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

LANauAeE OF THE CLOUDS. The
colors Of tie ky At particular times afford
wonderfully good evidence. Not only
does rosy snnset presrge fair weather and
a rudjy sunshine. but there are other tints
which speak with equal clearness and 40.
curacy. A bright ysllowish sky in the
evening indicates wind; pale yellow.
wet; 8 neutral gray color constitutes a fa-
vorable sign in the evening and an unfa-
vorabie one in the morning. The clouds
are full Of meaning in themselves. II
their forms are soft. underlined. aud feath.
cry. the weather will be 6ns. IL the edges
are hard. sharp and definite. it will be
foul. Generally speaking. any deep. ma
usual lines betoken wind aud rain. while
the more quiot aud delicate tints bespeuk
fair weather. j -, = :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

offence cannot exceeds fine Of fifty dollars
orimprisomeht for one month; 1900, .'.'. Il. !.
SEc.sI4. Section one hundred and nine.
teen tils) Of said chapter thir,y.three)
shall be amended BY striking out ihe fol-
lowing words !: That the offence was com.
mitted in bis township. 0es
SEC. IS. This act shall take effect
from and after its ratification. 4 s s
In General assembly read three times
and ratified this 18th day of February 1874.
~ hesass'iafJ y. u ROBINSON 'lW a'
y Z Speaker Of he House. y 4, I
n9hs4s.'t 7'es q. II. BR0GDEN. s.
it3.. President Of Seadte. q.
Certified to by w III HOWERTON,
See Of State, March 5th 1874.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-05-13

=. LAYING DowN THE LANA horse
thief on trial at IIerpsudo, Mississippi.
pleading insane; Ex-Governor Clarke. Who
was setting 80 District-Attorney. argued
thus % the Jury Ifths prisoner 10 insane,
he should be sent 70 Jackson 70 the lunstie
asylum. Ii.be % slfief be should be sent
TO the State penitsntiary. Il he IS partly
. thief and partly an IDIOT. Ne should be
sent there % the State Legislature.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

tm @tanbe fem ben sesenieitisen. @er=
tfebr su biuoern.H SIN tSntereife Der s9lten
Sa5eli5t uur, gu 1piini6en,! bab bic BE-
gierultg es9 oufs6as Meuber1te :anfpmuen.
l6Et 81 Die eblen gMdnner, bic gegenwdr+
tis Die Bii6ofsiiBe BON DeutI6lan6 aie=
2ten, 1inb, mir :biirfen iiber5eugt iein, is,l
hieiem aOpfer 2bereit. Mit benz eolen
Clemens Mu9uit N Gr5bil6Df BON GDln,
f0nnel1 jebt au9 lie ausrlfen,:, v@ott
Iob !! es ge]9iebt @etualt. ""7et., :...,.%gs}
itno 2fra9t man li9 mas benn 9eI6e&
ben lei ), lsuos Die &otbolifen. perbro9en
boben, tuoour@ Elm iol9es Wergeben ee=
gen II! sere6tFertist iueroe,, 10 peiB Die
anonb eine1l be1timmteu @runo an5uge=
ben. Mon fa1elt BON Observation-Disclosures
@eHnnune,, ,pdbreno bod betannt 1T !,
baB Yreubens 3otbpliten Die sBfi6ten
bcs @taatsbiirgers nit meiiterbofter
5reue erfll1t Doben unb Die &egieruns
ou6 niemols ben Ber1ud 1,1adte :; ibre
sra bnobmen boburb 5l1 redtferti9en i,
bop lie ben &utbplifen bic uebertretuns
Der beitebenben @elebe ]6ulb CUB. Nu@
jebt, no4oem man ibre @epiHensfreibeit
auf rs @9dnbli6Ite perlebt, antporten lie
ullr nit pa1|ipem Wi0erfano. -',%
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
SIZE 0biD.

nd4segeben Rebe 9argef iid 3u Si[de
iebte, ,udbren6 na9 beenoeten Dlabse fb
iolsenoes ftereotppe @eiprd6 entipa,rn:
vgun tpar Mlles all right, garger z"
vMues prd6tis."a bDeiiert all right"
uMussesei9net." u@efrorenes all rights"
r&6ftli@, Mr. Sap uBeu, 10 pergel=
fen sie ni6t ein poar 3eilen bariiber
gu l6reiben." 9areer erfldrt er babe
aus Gerfenntlidfeit fir Mabl5eiten unb
@i9arren eoitorelle 9isen I'M Wertbe bon
ueni9itens $1,000 sel6rieben, obne bab
es ibm je einsefallen tudre, fit feline 2ii=
gen eine &e9nun9 ein3ubrinsen }, ,pdye
Sap ni6t 9e9en i'm als &ldger Inn ben
Wertb' ieiner Mabl5eiten aufsetreten.
9arser plaibirte in ei9ener perIon unb
Die Surp ent}9ieo gu ieinen @unfen
tpoour9 bic Pro5ebfoiten ben 9oteliers
aufgebiiroet wuroen. .?>..,a.'G.::e
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

,3.-@W or 3 E mst5&sr eisseri& te
pon Maufesba ] Wistonlin, iit Ioeben
cit, amii fanter &e6tsfaq entl@ieoen lpor<
loen,o in ipel9em Die s@ehriioer Says, 81
gentbinier bes 2a Belle @otels in Ocp=
.noniopoc+ rSimes", MfbleD g. 9arser
als @efla9ter figurirten. @esen1 1tanh
Ser &lage, ;tpart Der 8etra9 BON $97 7.04
fir Mobl5eiten un6 Gisarren, tuel9e Der
Mnsabe ber tldseril6en, Bartei sen1aB
benz &ebafteur perabrei6t por0en tpareu,
Der 1einerleits eineI @e9enforoerun9 i'm
8etra9e bon $16O einbra9te pel9e Die
9oteliers linn. fiir s3situnsspuffs@ i@ul=
6eten. 1Ma@ben1i elm Grie0ensri6ter in
eriter Snban5 5ul&uniten Der &dger ent<
I9ieben bate, bra6te Der 3eitungsmann
ben Gau ;31ber .aQ9emetnes SntereHe err
reste, Dor cine SurD. Nebenbei ben1erft
lit 9ager ,ni9t ,tur eine .9eliebte PerlDn=
li9teitE lIonoern beiibt aud Die &abe, !,
Die mibi9Iten 8emertungen in tomil3
ieierli6er Weiie gu MAIDEN. i SIN
&ren5oerb6re be16wor ct baB TaDs i'm
bdufi9 ein5uloben pAegte unb baB li6
Dierbeii setp6bnli4 fol9enoe @onperIation
entIpann = u9orger, J., Deute, gtbfs etrpas
@utes -:1bleiben Sic bier snm W}ittag=
eNen.~ : ~ = ~Nein, .bante, i'd muB beim9e=
tben," -sSn Iolbem Tqls babe Sap nie
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

z wv: Ut ST arafte riftf Der @e=
Idmorenen=@ @eri6tea in Neu=S =Stalien tbeilt
Sanfulla einen San nit Der f9 neuli6
III ,geapel 5ugetra9en bat. Gs banbelte
'1i9 um eit1en Sootl l9ldger Der leines
Yerbre9ens gendnbig mar, aber' bebaup=
tete, 19per gereist 9etuefen gu le,n, .unb
'besbalb a,lf miloern0e l1ttitdnoe Nu1pru@
ma9te. ! Ser @pru9 6er @e|9worenen
lautete :. rooB ber Nnseflaste ben Soo<
19las ni6t be9att9en Dabe, oaB aber me-
gen i1,perer Yroo location milbernoe l1m=
ifdnbe an5unebmen ieten." Ser Praii=
bent erlaubte ii9 oarauf auf ufmertIam gu
MAIDEN baB in 6ieIem 8erbict oo4 elm
innerer @ioeripru@ entbalten iei unb
bat bic 8iir9er @el ldmorenen, oenielben
gu dnbern. Sic @ei6morenet1 perfiisten
}t@ in oas 8eratbun9s5immer uno tebr=
ten 5uriid nit folsenbem 8el @eio: u9ie
@e19tporenen baben iiberlest 0aB ibr
8eroict bur9ous feiner Menoeruns be-
oarf !, oa iie in oemIelben feinen @ioer=
lpru9 ertennen." IL"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

Si1lpsI@ebet., SIN 9reiBi9idbri=
gen &riese fniete SiQD, als er i'm 8e=
9riff NOR eine S9la9t gu liefern> in @e=
BET perlunten in Der Stride oes &oiters
oer 9ominifaner gu Wimpfen. Seine
@egenmart bel BET Mrmee 19ien n6tbi9
uno aus Dem 2aeer eri9ienen i@neQ
bintereinanoer 5tuei 8oten nit ber Mel-
buns i, bab bas @efe9t i6on be9onnen
babe. Siup ltonb ni6t ouf 5ei9te nur
auf, bas Bilbnib :, Der beili9en Sun9frau
unb 1aete: v9ieie tdmpft fiir mid"
9ann betete er,uieber fort. l1nteroelfen
Iab man im Telbe pl0bli6 einen Setter
er19einen, Der 9lei9 $iuD einen 9riinen
1paniI9eu Mantel trug uno einen @6im=
mel ritt. Mller @emebrldufe -tuaren aIf
i'm 9eri6t, aber ct 1prengtc mitten our@
bic feinbli1en &eiben binour@ unb mari
Teuer in Die Pulpertpasen, oab iie in Die
Quft Fogen. Ser 9onner oie1er @yplo=
iion eri9iitterte; bic &irbe; Siqp erbob
lid unb trat ouf Sic Strobe; oa' fam
/ ibm aber bolb ;I9on pie @iesesbotl6oft
entsesen.f Sen. ,&eiter bat Niemano
mieber ee1eber. - go er5ablt cine in
9eiien iebr befannte Gage.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

nun baum merben bic &at6oliten barte
Sage baben, aber lin 10 Before Ratboli=
fen tperbet1 !, .,,1pie es bie Siren unb Die ta=
tbolii9en Solldnber getuproen iinb. Srob
!auer 9taatsanerfennlng 1ueroen es Die
Mltfatbolifen ai9t meter ilnb sni9t 70
ztpeit brii1gen ols es[ Die ianieniitiI9e
Stride Il, 9puaRb gebrd6t fat. &}.ns: z
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
Sic ,,eue,. 9lltfatbplifm.

sSu Sem gesenmdrtisen @trrme eesen
Sic totboli59e STRIDE in Deutl6lan6 1pie=
len Die Iogenannten Mlttatbolifen, Die
nod feinet brei Sabre alt |ino !, mobl bic
esbdrmli61te yloue.., Sic prelBil9e &e=
oieruns bat ni9t Bios feierli@ bie1e ,,eue
5ecte Ser Mltfat6olifen unter ihre1 be-,
1onberen @@ub senpn,me,1, 1onoerr ben
bdreti]9en unb 19ismatii9en 8ii9of
cls vfatboli]6en"" BiI6of sonerfannt !,
>udbrenD 1dmmtli@e statbolil4e 8n@Dfe
Ser Monar9ie nit ibren oebntal1enb
g!oubenstreuen @eiitli6en unb ben o6t
NeiUionen treuer 3atbolifen bebonbelt
weroen tpie eben Die tdgli4e Grfabrung
Sei9t. a..t>. y1gjz....F2s.ry -. 81,
@os lit alles Die 1otbtpenbis Golse
bes fal19en @tanbpunftes, :auf ben 1i1:
bos preubii6e Mini fteriun1 BON pornber=
eiu 4geieut bat. :Yo3 = 5;f;r5s5 -.-~:zl .rrr
Sc liest proteItantiI9en <Regier,ngen
noDe, protelantii6e @runbIdbe lln6s An=
1Douungen auf 96ie fatboliI9e Stride 5tl
iibertragen., .,MeiL i'm Brote1tantismus,
1einem princip freier @@riftfori6ung
>cntIpre9eab =. bic nonni9faltisiten Par=
teiell in oer1elben duberen Gir9engen1eir=
:1@aft ,neben einanber beteben, 10 t1,einte
man tpobl, t6nne mon in Der fatbpli19en
Stride ou9 per19iebene Ai6tunger me-
beneinonber onerfenner,. 9a5u tommt
baB iebe, 5dbismati{be 'unb bdrefi16e &i9=
tuna in Der Stride cine innere 0ertpanot=
5d)aft nit Dem Yrotefantismns' llt1D init
bem jetpeiligen 3eit9eiite BAT, l1ntpiq==
liirlid mabte ii9. bober Sit ailen5 Better,
Sic @nmpatbie Der Yroteitantelt fur bic
5elben geltenb. 50 fat 1siner 3eit Die
boldnbi]9e &esieru1s Bic San1eaiiten
be19Ibt uno mir ielbf bobett na9 einorlz
BET erlebt =, tpie Die f6ni9l.. prenbil9e Ste
!. eierung sen Sermelianisnus ,ln0 ielhlt
= Ben ,0eut]6fatbolt5ismus ,lnter lire
protection genomn1en. Oifener tllno ent=
1d5iebener tpuroe jebo9 tuobl NOD ME
. cine. bon Der fqtbnlil6ett Stride ab8efal=
Iene 5ecte ni9t b1ps itaatli9 onerfannt,
- ]onbern Der fatbolii6en Rirhe ol1fse.
brungen llnter sleib5eitiger ,Betdnpfang
=, Der aAein re9tuQbisen tatbolild)sn Stride
! tlS ,geseu,pdrtis ,,9eldiebt. 9ieles ba1
1abq5u, auI Iammensefrirtt: Dos qtufbidber
I Ser tatbolii6en Stride ieit 1887 unb 1S4s
u bat, :, abge1eben ppn elmer tleinen 3ab
bri1tli9< unb. btIlis bentel,ber Yroteitan:
ten, Der grpBen Mebr5abl: Der prpteitan
stiten Elm i8erlan9en nod elmer Geactio1
:, gegen ben RotbpliSismus unb bic i'm
,perfaIiun9sn.dBig garantirte 6reibei
einsefl0Bt. Np6 bitterer mar Ser lin
multi bes berr}benben @ationolismus
Nls MN apf per einen geite oas srob
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

Ser unter5ei& &nete, beebrt fi6 bierourd)
ergebenft on5u5eigen, oab ct. cine i90ne
BON @anoD @briitmas Soys
ooer: :3uderbodpert erbalten, bat, Die 1id)
dls Sc l@enfe fir &inoer ci9=
men. Nu6 bdlt oerielbe befdnoig por=
rdtbig &ou9= uno &au=Sobate uno ob=
selagerte Gi9arren aller, @orten. >, 9ie
,beiten Weine, 0iqDure unb oqs bette
Cincinnati 2oSerbier peroen pertauft BON
$einrt6 9ee1tltn9,
t.. YomeroD, o.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

- -
Eseandalum crueis basa,natieanil@e.
GoncI unb; pie Declaration bery pdpitli=.
den Snfollibilitdt, nit BEN D6Qinger'==N
Elden Mbfale, auf Der dnberen. Seite aber
per i6pinoelgbe neber11utb fam Der
baour6 Centiton0, .bab man Die Siege Der
EbeutI6en Waffen als; Siege 6es 5oeuti6en
Rroteltantisnlus ooer Dielmebr bes ,beut=
I6en &ationalismus llno BEG rapbernell
@taates betra6tete :,.als. enbli9 bas 3tpar
bur9 funo burd ,glopale, aber etttf9iebene
Muftreten ber fatbpliI6en Probir5etl III
ben Mobletl rnb Ser gentrumsfroction
in: bent 2aub. lln6j &eiasta9 fir bic
Greibeit Der STRIDE ben go,,5en l1ntpilen
oes z2enfers oer 5preilbii@en @el9ide er=
regte: ba bel9lob n1alt 9e9en pie fatbo=
lil6e Stride 'einei1 flraen uno fr6bli9en
&rie9 5u fiibren :: ,,,,:'IraI9e Nieoerla9e uno
lnter,perfung berlelben ertpartenb. go
'puroen bie &ir6elt9elebe serna6t, beren
Saltun9 Ieitens Der &atboliten eben llu=
mD9li9 neil Elm Mbfaq bonn @lauben
lit - ,unb in bie}em &rie9e ion benn
audi Ser 8i1@of 9feinfens .uno feline
9eeroe Elm fiegenots Corps biloen.
"3und91t fat Sic Stride ni6ts in Nus=
I9t ols nod itets ,pa91enbe 2eioen;
aud miro Die 11eue @ecte 10 tnnerlt6
pbnmd@tig uno unpopular lie 1T, benz
nod no@ n,on6en ein5elnen .@eelen gum
Veroerben sereihen un6 no9 gar nanbe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-11
Accidental Poisoning.

ON Saturday of last week Mr.. e. W. Horn, a
carpet weaver, whose shop has been OF late on
Main ST. near Kneussrs drug store, being annoy
cd with a severe tooth ache, applied some creo-
s);e on q piece Of cotton, having previously used
this dangerous agent successfully in allaymg
a similar pain. In putting the cotton upon the
tsoth, the tongue came in contact with the creo-
sote which is a caustic OF very great power. 1t
burned his tongue, and in M involuntary effort
to relieve his tongue from the burning medicine,
tae cotton was swallowed and death resulted
in few hours afterwards. The deceased had
rot long been married and was known as quiet,
10 lustrious temperate and upright citizen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-11

1t may not he generally known that We have
IL least one trout farm in Illinois. DR.. ". \.
Pratt, Of Elgin, has quite extensive trout ponds.
N which he is now Matching 10000 young trout.
The doctor says: Il have front three wears old
weighing two pounds each. Matched from the
first lot Of eggs ever brought To Illinois. They
were brought from BOscObcl, Wis, in $50, Ia test
The water here" He also bought c-.s of seth
Green, Of New York.-E7yJ, Go5,r,.
There was some ialk, last !all, TIA; jUd..
eaton would attempt 10 Introduce trout into the
vond in hi, park. supplied with cool, fresh water
from his artesian well Brook fsh are found 10
I've and flourish in the water Of our artcsian
Sel,s, and We have lit'le doubt Trout would live
n H. W. should like 20 see ihc experiment
-r-tL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-11

EAsTEK.--Last sunday was Easter, ana was 4
dag TO be remembered. The day before was clear,
vet cold, but Il was 10; until night that Fremont.
tons began to show Themselves of what was to
be expected for next day About midnight be
gan to snow, and byneXt morning there was four
inches OF snow on the ground. The snow con-
tiuued to fall without abatemen, until afternoon,
by which time it was sy or seven inches deep.
Although since then there has been sunshine
enough TO melt most OF the snow the weather
continues quite raw and the surface Of the
ground is partly frozen.
The ladies of the Episcopal church had taken
with greenhouse plants and flowers, 50 that never
before on Easter had it worn So gorgeous an at
tire, and the choir had prepared themselves with
admirable music; but all were destined TO be eN-
apprecatiyc cOngreg CATION in the morning, though
La ger in the evening. The sunday school fest.
Val at o'clock p. NJ, on account of the obvious
impossibility Of half The children getting to the
church at all, was postponed to next Sunday.
The ladies desire us 10 express in the warmest
language we are capable Of their gratitude to C.
II. Force, ESQ. for NE flowers furnished them
ard the loan Of his greenhouse plants. Taking
them as fair specimens Of the plants his green
house is stocked with, his collection must be OF
thcyery highest order, as well rs varied and cN
ttUfigp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-11
4 Business for the Ladies this summer.

n view vi the Postal Telegraph System being
adopted in this country many thousand more
operators will be needed, and as the business will
be particularly suited TO ladies lin Post Offices,
Der can be obtained. The whole course viii cost
but S2j. The business is pleasant and viii take
hut few months 10 become good sound opera
tore. Study rooms pleasant and cool. This class
viii he exclusively for ladies. Cali and see our
school II desired an evening class will be started
OTTAWA TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
Cheeycrs Block, Ottawa, III.
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To the Cranpers Off. sail. County.

A. it is important that the Secretary Of The
County Grange should have the address OF all the
Masters and Secretaries Of subordinate Oranges
IN the county, those who have not done so, will
please forward at once the post Office address Of
;hcir Masters and Secretarie- 10
GEo. \. TRUE, Utica, lll,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-04-11

BEAR IN MIND-When you want nice suit OF
Lothes for yourself or boys, well made and stylish,
=. Frank d Co.'S clothing are all ne " goods, and
made 10 fit. The store is known as the Square
dealing clothing house No. 2l La Sale street
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Rarrteu.

On tie sth by Arthur Lockwood, Esq al the resi-
dence OF Mr. John Doll, Mr.. ANDREW G.. RESS 10 NJ
HFEEN SINGER, both OF Grand Rapids.
April I'd, n Christ Church Rectory by the Rev. j I
steele. pb, M. HARRY DEENEEto Miss ALICE NItLE
10th Of tNis city
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THE IMPROVED
Victor Family Sewing Machine

IL beyond question The now II makes the best
stitches in all kinds OF work cws equally vel IN 'Mck ana
thin material and the general iavOgr. They run with
little noise very ras worked and cheaper Than
those any ohc MAKE Of the same grades 81 material
and workmanship. and every warranted. a lGu sup
'|} p rrII i!yGraos '' Mrs. l.. ". DEOwER.
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The meeting having organization general bus.
ness, it was voted to raise, by the metEcd pro
yided by law, $1,000 for the coming year 20 be eX-
pended in making and keeping in repair roads
and bridges in the town, and for refunding to g.
Lynch, Esq, supervisor and Treasurer for the
last year, $3.50 20 which amount the Treasurer
had been oyerdrawu Mr.. Lynch, .tscems, is not
exactly Treasurer of the Dave Gage or sener-
ally fashionable sort. Instead Of being delin-
queIt 10 the town The delinquency is the other
way.
TIE Town Clerk was directed after the meet.
ing OF thc Board Of Auditors to prepare and pub
llsh statement Of the receipts and expenditures
Of the town.
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DieU.

Al Oak Ridge near Chicago, at the residence Of Mr'
NJ. A. Hardy, April , 1914, Miss MARY G.. LATSHAW. IN
remains were taken to Ottawa Tor nterment.
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WILD LIFE rA AZ r VET

Agents wanted everywhere for this new and
beautifully illustrated Book Authors thirty years
Life and Adventures among the Indians In the Mexican
Wars hunting wild animals sc, &c. IhJiilM0Y Interest.
ina and selling faster than anything ever before known.
Send Tor illustrated circular ana liberal terms.
f. A. HUTCHINSON 4 CO., Chicago, Ill.
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-CII.. FISE;.-.T, sToCK IsUi.I. FoE

az saeson KEPT BY Frank Baker, hocE north a:
The ~rnsl Iztaol. t1ur"h. UcS; OF sce'l Terrs 'U|
41lSrs sEc TIRE "a, az Ntsr taken % ne T .aoe.
AYriilf.- ll'ANh EAtf ...
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CASIoItIA Is more than substitute Tor Castor
Oh. IL the oBly article IN existence which Is certain
assimilste food, regulate the bowels wind
and produce natural sleep. II contsns neither minerals
Horphe alcOhOl and "a pleasant to take. Children
need nc cry, and mothers may rest oct4-iy-5thp
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The Fine and Fashionable Bred
TrOtting Stallion
CHAMPION

VIII make tie season 1874 my place, adjoining The
Pair Grounds 81 urTAW Illinois.
CHAMPION was iOa!cd In Seneca Co.. y. J is d2Th,
beautiful chestnut two white heels. lJa hands hgh, with
fine trottiag actOu and has record Of -l. lie VII b.
allowed a limited number % Mares thcsdes ms
owner at to payable at time OF service and
halance when s known to be with ioa Season be
gins Ami and ends July 18TH An inspection Of the
produce of this stallion my rac" will satisfy any hOrse
meR OF his superiority sire OF tTOt"rs Good pastur.
age for mares from distance my responsibility Tor &C.
cdcnts escapes. The following j. partial list OF the
troi;ers this family. 70 which many nor" cOad De
added:
CHkNPIOS Woods vas by Champion. Ir, srd ne by
Crinuelrs champion. CHAMPIONS dan Tas by Red
bird MN haihT0ihr 10 The following noted E0T-
Bouaer's Auburn horse .s teJ.Ec u. Daniels, Tor
whom NJ Robert Bonner sst ian offered .l ' az five
yezr old AND IT WAS EEFUsEp, HUuEi Dor. eaS Horace
greeley Pc. Norwood. 9' Lady HtcEua. !u- Lady En-
CLsmnlin s-e al -. Jane. ..Il castle Boz. 2.3i.
y. WOOD, Proprietor.
Ioux TIN Agent. Hp-l