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HEU. ". STIChNEV,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Room 10, LIE DroiJ Building,

TBI STEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Eli I AID On THE SOUTH SIDE OF o
sSTnhnEGtIT; BETwEEN 15rH AND 10Th SITS
~ BY virtue Of a deed Of trust TO rs, dated Au-
gust I'm, A. ID. lS1i, and duly recorded in Liber
- !3S, folio 4I5, one Of the land records Of WASH
ingtoL city, District Of Columbia, ard by the re-
Que5! q The parties secured thereby, we viii sell st
puo,ic actlon In front Of the premises on TIL rs
Dhh august goth, 1875 at clock D. m, all that
certain piece or parcel Of real estate situate In
MSshihgton city District Of Columbia, to wit: Part
OF Lot numbered twelve, ~ In square numbered
one hundred and ninety four, 1884, beginning Tor
the same twenty four feet (2i from the north
wet corner Of said Lot Il on q street; running
thenct east or the line of said street twenty two ~
ieet thence due sonta one hundred Jo feet: thence
que west twenty two - feet thence due north one
hundred 100 feet to the beginning being Lot mum
bered twenty one en- OF the subdivision Of said
square, tlg4.l
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in six (s)
ard twelNe L months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest at the rate o; ten per
cent. from date Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust On The property, will be required. 4 deposit
OF 100 VIII be required. II terms Of sale are NOT
c.inp!iGd with in seven days the Trustees reserve
the rit ht to resell the property risk aud cost Of
i. II. WAREER,
G.. II MOTLFOE. irOSteeS'
Rrsl3-eoSds GEo W. STICKNEY, Auct.
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TRUSTEE sSALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
INELLINC- No TO STREET, ID TnE1S
I'm AND SIH STREETS SuU ThWESr.
81 Py virtue Of a deed Of trust dated july %, 4
E.a u. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No. f5i,
fiio ~ one II the land records for the Di-tri.: Of
Columbia. ard Il the hest IF the party secured
'htrriv, I shall soil, nj public auction, ix front e
the premises, on TUESDAY, August - :, lS75, At
clock ?. m all those parts II Lots ssven % ana
nine 90. in Square four hundred and thi-y y n.
1srcl bed A. flggs All that certain piece " par
Gel Il ErcuLc lying IL The city OF washington, Dis
:Iict Of Columbia, aud comprised within tas follow
ing Tetes aui bounds: a Ginning on street south
point lightly three SD feet east from 'he north
western corner Of SAID mare; thence su-ih eighty
* 90 ct two ~ 1.sIe- thence yVe,t eu.ren
,II feet, thence north eighty r-v So feet Two .
.JCG,-- ard a. euCs east 20 the beginning, to-ether
y, j. lie improvements, &c.
Tons. Oae-ti.ila C.: n pEr ha5e money in cash;
AID tlle balance In AM two year,. with inter
81 ten U.r cent. Per aGuum, seCUrci L. 4 eel q
t.JNt "a ;e prop II sold IT all Ells pssa
Of tic pUrchas z. deposit Of : go will b. -rcG- .
oi lc purchase % ~ 'Be % sale, aui All convey
sHCIn9 At the cXpense of the ggrClsE-r. Terms T.
q complied with In seven ~.
Barnard II. WARNER. Trustee.
,ES-l cOSd7 T.. J. SWEET, Aust.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Iatu
WEDNESDAY = pr. , 1873. same hour -Ci r.a O..
BhAiNsRD II N-RkER. !-I-taf.
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HUNCgANsoN BROS, Auctonerrs,
~ SOutheast corner OF 9th and ID streets n y,

CHASCKRY SALE OF VALUABLE INPBov-
on CAPITOL HILL, NEAR TGE ChPIT1f,'
- b. virtue Of decree cf tho S'pra-... Cont
al oi tie District Of columbia, passed IN Equity
cause No. +,il9 Docket Il The .. p d.sy D. J.lE
lo'5- IN which Denmead q ~ YER Cs-nE' siadlts .
and fcumo ad defendant. i'll --il ~ o1t5r sre-
t,r. III front e the premises, on MONDAY, t.s
9th Gay al septcnber, SO, AZ , 30 ,c,H.k ? a..
the west ole half of Lo. numbered two Nv y 80 2 }
IN IuEie numbered seen hundred and fifty seven
ts.t,b with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of se-. On ,-thirA c.. - h rasiF - IN
three equal nsts iH!euis IN o. twelve ~ and
eighteen IS months tie dg.Eret D ne = bear
Interest from the day of sale, and tha pAyaer.t
Thereof 10 be seen ed by the notes Of the pIrtass
IT purchasers. Lien retained : 10 down on the
ta.l Of tine hammer. Con anclng 81 tho puroLl.-
cost.
! his property Is situated on the north side ui
Maryland avenue, near the corner OF 2l street, .i
between p and 81 strects east. and within a square
aud half Of the United States Capitol grounds
IL has q front of g feet inches, ami IN average
depth 81 lD feet, aud l. improved by a two-stcry
Tame House occupying the western portion OF
said lot va Hn Il LASSSnELLE, Trustees
aug2i dads DUSCAsSOS Bios, Aucts
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THIS EVENING,

TANKS GUILD, AuctIoneer,
lO14 Pennsyis ania aTende.
THIS aGG EVERY EVENING during the week
commencing at T:.yO clock, will SELF in the au2-
100 room, general assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, Remnants Of Cloths and Cessimares,
Cents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware
&c. saes-Tussday. THURSDAY aud Saturday com
uIenClLg 81 lJ4 =, M. JAMES GtrIED,
msy5Sm Auctioreer
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THE BRITISH I.5;4 AND NoRra AMERICAN

TBE BRITISH AND MOTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
bETNEE4' NEW YORK AND LfHEE-
POOL, CELLLNG AT CORK IA RBOR.
fR"S hEW YORK. FRON Nav IJRE
lE.r a.. y ed., Avs. q AIgeris..-.W I'd, Sept p
So i4ia. "a, Sept. scy thia..... " ed oct. d
Il ~Sis. " Cd. 5 pt. Oct 9
SOthUis. :, ed, epr. - i.1s-ia ~ ~ ed =, oct y
A. s-Iui,,- " d L., Sept p BcthiI.A.Hai. Oct ~
DhS tT-u View EcIE.
s;eagaeEs marked GO nc. carry sIoerase passer.
RATS - sAssAsB.-CsSln, sSJ, si0J, sni SISo
gold hCc TtlcR 20 acoOm1Cdsti0u TiCkets 50 Paris
3 IS I'D, 'IiriCuai. Return tickets or fs-orgbr
terms SteeTsEe e. low rates.
ste-Ta7H CS-ts from Liverpool snd gu6eas.o%u,
slt az ports Of EGTsIs, al lowest ratSs. Th-ouzh
g'lis u ltirg given for Belfast. Glasgow, I;syfs,
AusweIp and ether y1rx the Continent, AID for
Etait-r JTt5. EOr fTeigL: an6 cat pa-ssEe
sTglg 81 the S'iIPauys ode No. B1Wii1y Green:
ilf S.-oJsg5 pG--szs, 10. ali brpsixoy, Tri.ity
BTli11ug, n 10Th Storage and cabin, to SMALL
NrUD HORETSOE, No. SIS -sF street.
ysue ~ CHA6. @. FEk aCE I'm, r GENT
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= Is nhIEAT LINE.

4 HsRICAS Lire.
EssTL STEAMSHIPS, ssas,s
JELE LIRE gkNRFING -HAGREEA
sIEEf'sE FLAS. s&s<Ask--se
SSlii-s sFe-y THURSDAY fron Philadelphia Eof
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
- SJN fHTERHEDEATE 80 STEEE4Es
ACCOIMOBATICES ESsCSPASSED
l.s.es iOv a. ~ another hrst cisss Lis
FjaTEh ~ EIGHT . SOSS, General Agents.
ii Eoeichis.
y =. coon t.. il. = co, fE}s1Esrsl. Az-r,s,
-ugz1 IS 1929 + stree. Ws=hiqEtcH.
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~ THE ABOVE SAIE Is POSTPONED uatu
WEDNESDAY sept. 1873. same hour -Gi place.
BkAiNARD Il WtRNER. ErGs5ae.
ga eoSds l.. J. SWEET. AuUti8uaAf
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rHHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That ;ht Subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding scisJ Term. let
teIs 81 adm tretlon tho peTsOn u estate Of
Ann L.. hkNDkICh, late Of District q COium-
pa deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hertby warned 20 exhibit the
sane, with the vouchers there-f 10 L sabe crber
on cr before the 2h DAY - July next they
may o'herN lee b. lsg be excluded from all benefit of
- s.iI estate GiSon CLGeE nay hand, this 9th
Ia 81 Jci!. icF5 MARY 4. NORRIS,
JbD-lh3I AdIninf.f-afriN Y q
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A0CffDnGgr.
No. OH 7th street, opposite L. ). Post Office
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY PRESSED-FRICk FRONT TWEI-
LING ON THE EAST SIDE OE 7rH STiiETT
tEg: tI0,I BErKEEN AID U SFEEEIS
SOUTHWEST.
81 ~ virtue Of & deed Of trust dated Nav 1T.
sa =. A.. la, daily recorded in iber No 75i folio
4 &c TIE land records for the District IF 90
iuHoia, ard g. the re. nest Of tie party secured
Their - Will sg ~ 7uUlic suCtIgu IL front Of ths
prfmise-' on II ESBAG AuECs. ~. 1873, at : 80
clock , m, the following described real estate
fItuate IN the city # Washington, D C.. to VIII
All that certain piece parcel Of grolud being
knOwE and described upon the land records Of saia
city as Lot numbered eight, in Church and Hsr-
ron subdivision 81 SqUGr" Du ub@red fDur hundred
aud s'Nty en-, tiG7 together with the iuproNe-
menTs, &c.
Terms One-third If the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in aud two year, with i.tsrs-.
at ten per cent. Per GUEuIn, secured b. A deco Of
trust On the property ID ell c-h, az the orion
Of The purchaser deposit II Slg sill % &c. 1!.oi
Of the Purchaser at the tine Ct sale and 81 convey
HIcIIE az tie Npon5e Of the purchaser. Terms u
be complied with in seven daJs.
l ThiIA,EA3p i; MAR&&B- rrr..ess.
sug2l eCEds f J.SWEET, Auctlone,r
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uu.I
NtDNLSDA1, cIL. l-.5, -a'rA ..ur sid place.
BRAINAED ii. MhkNEh, 49,.
THOMAS J. GARDNER trustees.
ane24 eo6ds Il. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.
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a L n a Il - NE.

= SYfrE
y ~ rs ~'e0 II 5trlnish.nS the chances Of col
iisi3C, the rie tlIers Of this Line take -rsCiFis1
g use TT III IF tho year
"a tue outs. s-Q p4ss Ige from pUeersIoTn % kew
Il II brre. crossing G-Ttdiaa # 81 81 - lat, q!
nothing 20 tne noTth Of IS.
an the hJL2t--sTL Passage, crossing thS Merriam OF
az - lat O. uuthing 10 the nCTih Of ~.
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TRUSTEE 5 SALE ZOE THREE STORY BRICE
lNELLINC- No 7l6 = STREET, hEI EEH

81 Real Estate Broker ami AuctioDee-
No. 5ll 7th street. opposite L. {. Pest Once.
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n LALaSDRlA AND y AsaIBGTo3 3 !.

49, D-4A zEEL EEiCRSBCEg q Z
ta.E 90 - ASL xTa STGEEIs
A5cai t-s'I- .oase fCr Z ls1 aIsirs - t!., s-sC
> % lVI II q 70, ], 3, a. 8, ., J m: an
= q EIi 49, D = tslY, al CHER tr&i.s daily
Local TRANS leave Ale1aaGris As foIious--g, -
y 10, II o. "a, "a 3, . add D.. Il. Tae o :
= eLd - > Z. ahd . aid 9. -. from AleZaa1rsi
gAily, all ofEsr tTsia5 daily except Suu1ay
Tie y a. - and , II. trains from sshiustcr
81 TIE = Il and J. N. trains = IN siey4f Iris
G meet V'tb trafas or virginia N'1Jls-c r1s5
a. II a. y Il. connect VIII tTGin. o. v ssL-
k1x lo1 snd ohio X r.
GREAT SOUTHERN E&PRtSs, via Richnor5
se1Ses sElL sten ll.3s m. daily, eIce. = Sauday
1trJn-n tlrEet- TO all points south and SCutr st
~ sos A. OiCos 18th a1G PsnEsyiganis
sYehne snf corner sth sreet and PennSyv Anis q
Were rsssengers can leave orders Tor baggage
80 - % 81 al hotels tnt res.dsncss taroGs. x
sSSss ID. N. BOYD, Jr-,
General Passenger Agent
t,-,e SLV' Y. WILKINS, General S1pt
Baltimore, hid.
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GOVERNMENT SIZE.

tsTFzr- stI'E. -. aJg~5t 81. l.-r
; al - b. SOLD a. tEt .le.er-. aFFIa ID uas E
- ,.c Quart, yiE-rtT- rlpGvtE-sal. On " "a.
y h-t' - '"" 22d day ut r'r-r1.r, 1875 - o
Che .. -. under tlH C.Is--.y. of Capt rlfs.l
i.- 90 y l4I.y St.r,FetE.-. o.. g. t-i..y a nd. a.
..Iy .u Pattern Metallic i-et ..l Can i.irsri -
... e- q How
-. Na. Cs-t,s, Z ST usf R.-.... 7 743 Sat E..
.I-a 7 >fs Hat Letters, Tyi3s tie- MN. r-rs, T.s
crosses ), sHT's ~ 'ry5--c cana. liar a- s-tfa.
20 81 -ti- and ,uu,s i-9..sZ l.t FDsi..r-. - s..
.4r tha- Sockets. IA Pare 'irtaslC El..,. -
tHr y AR HIEm"9 for Lr-ut Artillery.
=. ula- Cab IA UuIieI Sf....a f.-G-.
The property can be examined. ., AIS tins .gs,r
the ciy of sale, between tn l-urs tl g. 80. rl /.
IIs property &C. "a remove. It d.. exacn., q the
gU-rEE5yTs within ave days IisCr the ,tay DF sal.
- sS EKtN.
r.f2O-,d Dap1fy p B! Gen, UepU. - -.
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81 Happy hriGesrOCaI. ..sss- money,
madam Wore money Have NYH tpIspt-
ten that nv money mas bought -rervIuing
Won 70 =seEs- re Nc-v- lre-S -o1 s-ali N -
Fair trtde: $40, sig lCT have forgot n. a at
yC-r money has bought what stanls - Il 90
RIA seafarirg man gave testimony al
Marquette, Mich, lately, concerning ne To-
cation OF q serious wound given n an afrav
on shipbosrd, that the man "waS STABBED o.
tie starbOar. side, oear he cap-tau.' Nau-
teal, probably, toT - .be vfcinity or the
right ear.
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! I.piH5s ,'gU,D EArkACr BHEE
- A.E IANEL 100 ATDR

StEgN = ENDED nv TIE HEST PHySlCIs ~
~ ESGLAaD AND AHEEIgA
OPINION or pR. ETECNgC, OF BALTIMORE.
-lss-a - "a A-1r. g hgsp-;0ifoT t4s IESast.I
80 L"Sllgr5- stre@t,
BAL-LNpE X, Cctater n. lSTA.
EsFe fSt ! asUra 20 sag tgA- 4 have usld its
tonic CAIied 81 81, Liluil Extract Of Beef o.
tSs iEt.-u-iJ- II - private Era-lce Tor fNa1
and 1TIl-rd ~ - the most en- -~t
PropsrsfluUs haze ever mt with Ii combines the
yiTJIos 81 loo! and tGEis IN a TemarkaE le way and
satisfied tGat Ii las been the means CT saving life
when nc otter n:elcine could - 90. II siGl!G -
used, o. oorrss, ooly undgr the lad ymelt { phS-
sicisn. n :. STEUARF-
President MAJ 4nG HCspit>i.
SCHILLER & PIShARD,
t7T PeLusy lvsnis avenue,
Washington, D. o.,
tstt tbfsSm Wholesale aud Retail AECnty
TINS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suit, ,r Der
Il has Obtained from the SGpre,Rs COurf Of the
bIStriC- q Columbia, ho!1inE special term, Les
tcTs Il administrations on THE PERSONAL estate Of
MsRTIN A BID Z. .SER, late Of the District ~ Co
lunIbia, deceased, all persons having claims
against he aid deceased hereby warned 10 e-
htit the same with the vouchers thereof the snb
scr.b-r, II before the H;h day OF Aux1st DeIt.
ttoy may otherwise - law excluded all ben
eht 4 tIe said estate Given under M hand, this
HtA i4J VI August, l75.
MATHEW ARDEESER.
a4EE Il ST Adam istrG-of
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Z. B. SA,sBOI.S. o. Laa.s-l.s- ..ts as .rpf
aa'bOrii- ca tlis ppi-r a. ans Jvsy, cay
ttot II ne Apostle Pav' E--~r .t-.r- ---ys
Gays tie might he %. 80 ror FEgv '-s =. bu.
Paul. ans lie lived {. Cll,Ir "a G.. q ..-ICa-
gO.-L Nf.ys..He CCur- Frtfr.
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AUCTION SALES

TNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Resi Estste broker
. . At the Old stand of La,Imer 4 Clcary,
Southwest cerner Pennsy anis aveuue end llth ~,
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'lNH0MAS BOWLING,
AUCtiyueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latmer & Cleary.
southwest corner of Penna avenue and 18th street

THuSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- bOUNpARl STREET, OPPOSITE THE
BEAD OF iST STREET.
S2g By virtue Of ceed of trust dated October
ati. 10, recorded ia Lber 625, folio 60, and at
" req nest Of party thereby secured, will sell on
THCRsDAf. the 26th day Of August, ISIS, in
'front.' OF IN" premises a. q OK 2, the three
l"urhs ui an aCrr FULLY described IN said das- The
same fronting 20 II 100 feet the north side of
bSnndary street, aud having depth it, EAST side
81 Jto feet and on its west side Cs 35i T-lJU The
properly L. eligibly located on Boundary street,
near Lincoln avenue, which ieais q GieuVopd com
etery, and presents desirable opportunity for in
yestment.
Terms. One third cash. residue in two equal nay
cnts at six and twelve months secured by trust on
he property: SlG0 deposit AT time of sale, TO be
forfeited unless purchaser complies with terms
". hin fvc days after sale. All conveyanciny and
recording ut purchaser cost.
FRED W. JONES, Trustee
HrS!o dts THDS BOWLING, Auct
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rNIdOMAs BOWLING
Auctione'r and Real Eztqte Ryoker
tAt the OlG staud o: Latimer & Cleary,)
SOuthwes; corner Pen ia. a. -uue and 18th meet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

The Ottawa Literary and Social Union gave
another of their pleasant entertainments at Tur-
ner Hall on Friday evening Of last week. There
was good audience. the evening Icing pleasant,
and TIE Union in u happy mood. the pro-
"rammt was rather lengthy, but carried out IN
good faith. The exercises might have been
shortened Ia advantage by emitting the paper
entirely and hy exercising the divine art OF
scratching out and cutting down on the essays
More than half the time, however, was taken up
by the Widow I,edntl of witch none in the au-
Liencc, We are certain, would have had word
omitted Indeed Mrs Curyea, rs the widow.
gave Ii, not only mach excellent acting, but was
positively amazing in the feat of mcm0rzng
her performance gave evidence of.
The next best thing was the overture from
Massinello mot Manilello, as the Republican stu
pidly persists in having it, which was PRO
duced" by Prof. Bernhard, LEX, Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Snow, Mr.. Baldwin and Mr.. Kruger. 1t is
one Of the most gorgeous pieces ever composed,
and needs fifty Instruments TO produce il prop
erly but even with the few Instruments avail
liable on this occasion,w something quite grand.
The entertainment closed with song and en-
core by Josie .hodes a real infant prodigy-a
child OF or years, that sings like nlghtin-
gale, and with the appropriate opportunities and
surroundings, would excite Il turors on metro
poltan boards
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The casual observer passing along the streets
Of Ottawa will notice many little things which
will escape the eyes of the general public. Not
so with the extensive millinery establishment OF
Mrs. O'Ncara, on La Sale street. Her large
stock, which, daily receives accessons from the
most fashionable millinery houses in the coun
try, attracts the attention of all, and her uni
formly low prices almost always secure bar
gains to purchasers. These observations are
thrown out, hoping they will he read 10y all who
may be looking for millinery goods. She keeps
all the latest styles of hats, bonnets, flowers, &c.
known to the trade and extends gcseral invi
tation to any one TO call
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Sec'y. La Sale county Grang'
Pies and cakes, nice and fresh, at II. Walther's

PROP. SlrLIMlS.-Among the distinguished
visitors at Ottawa during the present week is
Professor siliman, Of Yale College, New Haven.
He comes here at the instance OF the Ottawa
MineralSpring Company, 10 make complete
and exhaustive analysis Of the water. OF course,
20 make such an analysis, it was necessary that
the Professor should make certain tests OF the
water at the fountain head, though to make the
analysis in detail it will be necessary to convey
!. barrel or two OF the water to his fully equip
ped chemical laboratory at New Haven; so that
it will take several weeks yet before the analysis
theProfcssor proposes to make will be complet-
ed and ready for publication, The Professor,
however, is understood to express confidence in
he medicinal value Of the water, and thinks, to
use a homely phrase not his, that the company
have "good thing
The Professor is IN exceedingly genial aiiable,
sociable gentleman, and while no pains are
spared on the part Of our citizens 10 make his
sojourn among agreeable, he more than re-
pays every attention by the pleasure I'is spri%ht
" presence diNr-rs around h,iE.
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TIN NovRNens-The several gentlemen who
dispense liquid lightning around this city, have
returned from Yorkvllle, wherein is located a
somewhat loose county Jail, else how could they
have returnedy They went thither to defend
their several selves from sundry penalties which
the law aflixcs as punishment for selling hIid
goods stronger than water. except under GER
tain regulations.
One of our reporters interviewed several oil
them with the following results:
Reporter--say, Nike, how'd you like York
vile?
Mikc-lt's better what YOU 20 owet'
Reporter left.
Discouraged but not disheartcncd, \. moved
on His next effort was:
Hello, Hollick, been to YorAville?
Hollick-Of you don't go way you viii sct
something that will hurt your head
h. departed.
The next interviewed was George
B-Well. George, how do you like IL:
G-Blarss this bloody country anyhow.
The next victim seen was Chris;
B-Well, Chris, how was it:
Christ was mad but not discouraged foa
tell dem crusaders that Lley WIS 700 s"ecI III
lvc-they ought to be angels
Moving onward, we next saw Martin X.
B-Msrtin, were you happy in the Yorkville
jail?
Martin, with sigh-Wcll, don't vas derc.
guess sell out and join the crusaders. Say
Beemus. got five cents left, beer? Certainly
The ne xt was John Bogue
J, B.-Look-a-hear, Bcemus, you tell cm in the
FREE TRADER that will sell out to the crusad
crs if their leader will run the bar and let me
preach and I'll put in Dan Tucker as sexton,
Maher escaped by being SO tall that if he wa:
ever put into the Yorkvilc Jail his head ant
shoulders would tower above the roof like &
steepe and give the jail an appearance, at dis
lance, like church.
To sum up, leaving nonsense aside, the saloor
keepers all got home in safety, some postponine
their cases and others settling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

Henry Ebert has embarked in a new enter
prise Having secured the west wing Of the Min
eral Spring House he will open cigar, ice cream
and lemonade restaurant The rooms will be
elegantly fitted up and formally opened on next
Thursday evening. The Ottawa cornet band
will greet the spring visitors on that evening
with an open air concert and all will be done
which can conduce to the pleasure Of visitors. We
predict that our citizens will give Henry rous.
ing start in business for himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

TRANSMISSION uf BLOOD iNtoNsrMPFioN' MI
Jacob Reitg u wcll.knaWn citizen oi the west
side Who i suffering ia the last stages OF con
sumption, was operated upon last Wednesday
afternoon at twO Ociuch, by Dr.. Hathaway ana
Campfeld, assisted by DR.. Cote, of Ottawa, ana
DR.. George +. Vance, sc ilardir, and thlrty-two
drachn> or four nIlncc>, of blood was taken
from the arm Ol Mr. teorge Neidhnccht ana
successfully passed into the veins OF Mr. Ec'tZ'
causing the following results: Before operation
temperature of body one hundred degs., pulse
one hundred and thrty->iX, snail and wiry. NJ
the expiration OF half IN hour pulse one nun
drcd and twenty. At the end Of one hour, the
operation having been completed, pulse one
hundred At eight o'clock, p. NJ, pulse one nun
dred full, and easily compressed AT noon next
day MAY a7ih) pulse 81, temperature 9Sis; at III
o'clock Nav 2Sth pulse IS, temperature ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-29

CHAMPION SIDEwALK-This refers to the one
just constructed in front of Griffith Il Gibson's
boot and shoe store and Hess's tobacco.airy, (our
new word--patent applied for). This walk is
remarkable for--reasons too numerous to men.
ton J. Lee Hamalie was the boss artist of the
Job. When the walk shall have been sand
papered and vanished it will be perfect. No
one will be parmitte to step upon it, unless at
tired in full dress. including kid gloves and a
rose on the right lapel of the vest. Free, how
ever. to ladies aed children. We will now be
compelled to tramp down the middle OF the
street.