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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
.8rchifccG.
I. c. JOHNSON,
PW1sHIsg.
JOHN S. BRUST,

TJoUsE PAINTER, GRAINER, PAPERER
Ill and kalsominer. Residence ON South Street,
in Dillon 4 Miller's addition. All orders promptly
executed and satisfaction guaranteed. Orders may
be left at Thomas, GRIND Il Lang's Drug Store. II
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C0nllIlissiO1l Merchants.
/. Y. GAwsos, JAS. MOORE, JOSEPH L. RAwso
IL. RAWSON, Il CO.,

OTORAGE, FORWARDING 8 COMMISSION
[ GlAfcrchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Calclned Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
vatorz at the head OF navrltion ON the Sandnsky
River we are prepares 20 receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Ofice, at elevators. Fremont, o. IL
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Hotels.
HOUSE,
KFSSI.ER HnnSE.

OoRNRR OF FRONT STREET AND BIRCH
J ARD AVENUE, Fremont. o.
ttr JOHN FORD, Proprietor.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

GORGE W. BUPP, Barbara Aus
N fahl and Josheph Ausfahl, her husband, and
Mary HsOng, who reside in the State of Indiana;
and the children Of David Fisher deceased,
ceased, late OF Putnam County OhiO, whose names
and places of residence to petitioner unknown,
will take notice that on the 4th day of March, A.
D. 1875, David Harley, the Administrator OF the
estate OF Christian Fisher, deceased, filed his petit
ton in the Probate Court within and for the cOun-
ty of Sandusky and StaSe of Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate Of said deeedent Christian
Fisher Is insufficient 10 pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he
died seized In fee simple of the following
described real estate situate In the township
Of jackson, county of Sandusky, and State Of
Ohio to wit: Ten acres Of land off Of the south end
OF the enst half of the northeast quarter, and as0
fourteen acres of of the south end OF the east side
Of the south half Of the west half of the northeast
quarter of section number three t3), In township
number four ~, north Of range number fourteen,
O4l containing In all twenty-thTee acres of land.
The prayer OF said petition is for sale OF said
premises for the payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid Said petition win be for hearing on
the 6th day of April, A. d. 1875, there
after az leave can be obtained.
DAVID HARLEY. Admr.
Fremont, March 4, 1875. 1t-lf
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NICHOLS HOUSE,

II i. BELDING Proprietor. Passengers carriet
II. to and from the House free of charge. Situat
ed corner OF Front and State streets. Fremont, o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

The Academy held their regular MONTH,
meeting last Thursday evening, and wen
through the regular routine business. The Sec
rotary reported the receipt of some very vaiua
bic books from the Department of the Interior
such as Powelrs Exploration Of the Colorado
in ) vols, Cones Birds of the Northwest Ledy:
Extinct Vertebrate Fauna, Thomas's Synopsis o.
AcridaldT, Lcsquerauy's Cret&ceous Flora, etc
DR.. Y. Z. Baou, OF Sandwich, was elected {
member of the society. or course our people
remember that they are always welcome TO in
spect and study the rapidly Increasing valuable
collection OF specimens and the library of the
society. The society is constantly spending
time and money to make this an institution
worthy OF our city, and our citizens should show
that they appreciate its efforts by taking an in
tCrgst in It's labors.
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Osman a. Hapeman

All lovers of fine books will be pleased to Sc,
the new arrivals ut the book store Of Osman 4
Hapeman. Among other full sets are fnely
printed and bound complet set of the BulweI
novels; a set of Chambers Encyclopedia-lat
est revised edition; Chambers Miscellany; Pres
colts works; and many single volumes of stand
ard authors.
Early this next week they will open large
invoice Of statuary, vases, toilet SETS and fancy
articles Of tie famous Rogers Groups, the favor
lite parlor ornament in large cities. We believe
this is the first lot of the groups ever brought tC
Ottawa. We cannot describe them--thcy must
be seen to be appreciated, and our friends are
cordially invited TO call and see them. Since
they have been opened they have been the chic
attraction on La Sale St, and no one seems tc
be satisfied with one look at them--they improv,
amazingly on acquaintance. This house will
certainly be the headquarters for the higher
grade OF holiday goods this season.
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A Skiilfui Operation.

\ very delicate surgical operation was per
formed on Wednesday Of this week upon the son
of Mr. j. G. Woodward, onChatsworth. 1t seems
that last Monday the boy became choked while
attempting to swallow 4 large piece of grstly
beef the beef lodging i'll .he throat just below
what is called adams Apple, and was there.
by utterly prevented from either eating or drink
ing. The physicians of the place tried their
skill on the case but failed entirely to relieve the
boy, and finally Drs. Gordon, of Farm Ridge
and Hathaway, of this oity, were called. For
tunately in few minutes they removed the OBJ
structon, which was as large as a hickory nut
As the boy had eaten and drank nothing since
Monday he required caseful handling, but is
now all right again.
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he favors and protection which he has en-

The favors and protection which he has en-
joyed.
Now therefore, |, Ulysses S. Grant, Pres.
ideIt of the United States, do recommend
that on Thursday, the 25th day of November,
the PEG lie of the United States, ceasing from
their accustomed vocations, assemble IN their
spective places worship and in such form
as nay seem appropriate in their own hearts,
offer to Almighty God their acknowledge
ments and thanks for all his mercies and their
humble prayers for the continuance Of his di'
vine favor. In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand, and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this 2.tl'
day of October, in the year of LORD, 1879
and of the Independence of the United States
the one hundredth. (Sgned)
HAMILTON F,SH. L. 5. GRANT.
Secretary of State. president.
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Something new IN neck wear, just received at
\. Frank Il Cos, the peoples clOthiers.

\ BIG HAUL--The night passenger trsn down
which left Chicago at ten o'clock Thursday
arriving here sbout2A. II. yesterday morning
was stopped here and search made for some thiei
or thieves who appear to have made Elg haul
OF money from one Of the passengers somewhere
between Chicago and Ottawa by stealing his
wallet. The passenger was cn route for Calfor-
mia, and claimed TO have had in hts wallet 1SuT.
teen thousand dollars in currency and fourteen
Thousand dollars in drafts. Whether his story
is true depends mainly upon his own testimony,
and such references Is caused the conductor 10
give 1t sufficient eredencc 10 institute Il general
search IN the train for the money; but it was
not found. Tho name Of Ia. party who claims
TO have been thus robbed We could not ascer-
tain.
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krOut.
The oyster.soupic days have come
The gayest of the year
When oysters raw are gulp.cd whole,

The oyster.soupic days have come
The gayest Of the year
When oysters raw are gulp.cd whole,
Down geht der lager beer
! There is no accounting for tastes, See Ottawa
Scnd0'er.
And now we are all happy again. "Ole " has
got ba"kl He brings back that mustache, and
looks happy as wellfed prince.
Anc now approaches that delightful season to
the young aud ardent when, though they are
compelled to depart from the Congregational
church steps, sacred to so many gushing memo
rcs, the coal fires are started in the purlor and
the old folks grow sleepy at an early hour.
Fred O. larboX has been assigned to the tele
graph Office of the c., b. X O. railroad in this
city, 4 very hard office to fill. Guess Fred will
be found equal to the occasion.
This accounts for the alarming increase in
mustachcs: A kiss without mustache is like
an egg without salt" A young lady told her
smooth faced "fellow that; he told his sympa-
thetic friends, and now the druggists are having
a run on mustache coaXers."
Early to bed and early to rise,
Will all be in vain if you don't advertise
Boring on another artesian well, on Clinton St,
near Main, will begin in few days.
just as one Of the boys was passing IA pretty
young lady on the street on Monday the last fly
of the season lit on his eye, and he had 10 wink
Was there ever such luck?
An Ottawa girl just hoiEe from Chicago tells
her experience in an ALLIGATOR" " 1t was so
ajce going up" she said; but oh, jimmy! com
ing down! thought somebody had RUN stom-
ach pump down me and was pumping like Sam
| Em.n
Wild ducks are said to be ripe. OF course, but
Don't swear, dear" she said. 81 know the
pipe won't fit, but dc keep your temper"
The Heruld at fifteen cents week is cheaper
than potatoes at four cents Il car loud.-Herald.
Certain. The Herald is chedp-all over.
The hideous noises that was boru to us in a
late newspaper from Princeton about our "mak.
| Ing the He1UM thin" was not a donkey neigh, ii
was ii Whit-negh, the radical editor who lntcts
an innocent people with his weekly Dragging
| There is nothing thin about him, his head cs.
pecially. That portion of his anatomy being as
! impervouS TO an idea as is a block of granite
| Hcrald.
Certainly! Eat fish, you miserable Princeto-
MAN; put on your "seveneague" spectacles
take light breakfast; imbbe freely of Bass
Imported Ale in Bottles" study good English
parse noises that 1cdS Go,1." and then say the
Heiald is thin if you can!
"Shoot" the candy man!
Ans. to Many Citizens" Of Losdnt;-
Peter Hapan VIM Linden and Godfrey Rein.
hart were fined as stated, by order of the court,
but in serving their time in Jail, the 10 days on
each count ran simultaneously is, for each
day in Jail the prisoner served one day on each
pOunt
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Our people were much shocked to hear last
Sunday morning of the death of Mr.. Thomas
Kcrr!gan, of this citv,-his body being found
that morning near the trostlc work of the C.. B..
& Q. railroad on the south side OF the river. An
inquest was held by Arthnr Lockwood Esq when
the following facts We're brought out 1t APP
pears that the deceased left his home on Satur-
day and la" ,Onc across the Illinois river on
husiu-.,. He had been seen at several drinking
saloons during the day, and intoxicated in the
evensg. As he did not return home his family
became alarmed for his safety, and search was
made for him, He was traced to the south side,
having been seen in the evening making towards
the railroad. About o'clock in the morning
his body was found as stated, with his neck
broken. He was coal miner, living near the
aqucdu2t, was about - years OF age, and leaves
q large family behind him. He was accounted
to be an industrious and peaceful citizen, and
not in the habit of drinking, though there can
be but little doubt but that drinking was the
immediate cause Of his death.
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i. q. q. L. Dedication.

Tire new and beautiful hall of Tonti Lodge, No.
300, l. o. o. f., in the Opera House Block, will be
dedicated to the use of Odd Fellowship on Tues.
day evening, the 9th inst The public are cor
daily invited to witness the ceremonies, which
will commence at O'clock immediately after
the dedication ceremonies an address on Odd
Fellowship will be delivered by DIR. j. o. Harris,
after which an adjournment will be made to Will
lis Hall, where grand social hop wl be next in
order. Individual Invitations to the hop will not
be issued, but it is the desire of the committee OF
arrangements that all lovers Of the terpischorcan
art (bummers excepted) will consider themselves
invited
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The fall crop n. o. Molasses at Phillips Bros
About Steel Pens,

Few persons doubtless are aware OF the fact
that the original inventor of steel pens is still
living. Sir Josiah Mason, now the great pen
manufacturer of Birmingham, England, enjoy
that distinction. He is NV very old, being
above eighty. 1t is in his great factory that sew
era of the most popular Of the widely famed
Spencerian Double Elastic Steel Pens are made
the models being supplied by the prcprictors of
the pens, Messrs. Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor Il
Co.. the educational publishers CT New York.
The Spcncerian pens have attained their great
popularity from variety OF reasons, all of which
will be apparent to any one who vaay try them.
OF one number alone more than six millions
were sold last week. We use them in our office,
and are so well pleased with them that we have
no hesitation in saying that they are, in our opin-
Jun, superior to any other article Of the kind
with which We are acquainted. Their chief
characteristics seem to be feyibility, elasticity,
durability and evenness of point and nearer
approximation to the real gull action than has
been heretofore attained in Il steel pen. The
Spenccrian are comprised in fifteen numbers, all
differing in tieXibiIity and Enencss OF point and
for the convenience OF those who wish to try
them Messrs. Ivison, Blakemar, Taylor & Co.,
1875 and l4O Grand Street, New York, will send
by mail sample card, securely enclosed con-
tanning one each Of the different numbers, on
receipt Of twenty-five cents
These pens are sold in Ottawa by Osman II
IIapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

The FREE TRADER confsEses itself 10 have
been Ineanly imposed upon by lying cur who
assured Us in the most positive terms that John
CoRHSrs had, on Friday OF last week, obtained 3
judgment for $40 before Esq Fisher against Ii.
\. HcC4leb for "fring the cannon" on the pre-
ceding Monday We objected stOuily to insert
sisted That We were always ready enough 20 men
ton whatever happened in our iustices' courts
whea the rich" triumDhed, and that We refused
in this case because Commons was a poor man,
&c, We rather thOughtlessly yielded 10 his i'm
portanity, and thus did Col McCa!cb a wrong
for which We ask bis pardon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06
Real Estate Notes.

Er. Z. K. Fay has purchased the OlmsteaC
property on La Sale street.
Mr. Talbot has purchased a rcsidep.e on the
south side; and Mr.. Geo. W. Roberts one on
the east side.
1t reported that gentleman of meeEs from
abroad 4 seeking home in Ottawa on account
Of our mineral spring. Some members Of his
family have been so benefited by the use 81 the
water that he has concluded to settle here.
$1,000 buys 4 good all wool chinchilla over,ssat,
at NJ Stiecyi 4 Co.'S
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THE LOST FoUSD.-Aftcr an absence of l.
years, during the greater part of which he had
been supposed TO be dead, Harley Norris, son OF
Geo. II. Norris, Esq, and wellknown by our old
err citizens, appeared on our streets this week
His travels have been literally worldwide, and il
were easier to tell where he has not been than
where he has been. He came here supposiug
his fathers family were here stfl, but left for
Chicago almost Immediately ON hearing they
were here. His would be an Interesting story
indeed-we wish we could interview him and
fUnish our readers with it.
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of fall and wn-ser goods at II. J. GmIESs.'
Hugh's immeEse trade compels him to have
goods on the rG&A all the time To Keep up tho
complete stock IL always has Oh hand Thi,
time his store is simply packed in every nook
and corner with the sery irtest styles. He canj
be uHdesSo'd' remember that. His aim is to sell
his goois-always II the best quality-at from
10 to 20 per cent lower than any other house in
the CITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

Wm. 4. Beck, Esq, some years ago county
treasurer OF this county, and after that lawyer
and business man OF this city, but who is now q
resident of Colorado, his numerous fricncls here
will be gratiSed TO lesrn was or Tuesday elected
10y large majority a delegate from Denver 10
the Colorado Constitutional Convention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

The old Square Dealing Clothing House al
ways have a fine stock of black and blue cloth
overcoats in stock. Call and see them
Nj. STIgFEL & Co.
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IPARLOR GAMES &Sr the s, H G:%.n Or E
lapemaRs, west side Of the Court HousU Ottawa, ls.
BLANK BOOKS ins Ialnsd ana Srp p5Ti
~ and at prices at Osman Hspemans is La sale st

MAST Ek'- "A E.-Notce Is hereby given
vi That by yae OF decree made and entered OF record
by the CrcultfSurt OF LaSse county state Oi Illinois, AT
the October term OF said court 1888 IN certain
pending W SAD court the ChanceFy side thereof
wherein Eneire Morris was complainant and Georgana
NJ Morrison s0nn Hunter Morrison. George W Morrison.
Richard Paxton Morrison Ezra ID. Parker Administrator
the estate 81 James H. Morrison. deceased George
Jacobs and Margaret Brown Geendanta, shall
Tuesday tie ssSentn day OF December 1873 nj the hour
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day offer sale.
at deer of the County House In ottawa in
said county at pubic auction. and will then sell the
highest bidder the following described property, being the
ordered ~ said decree tn be sold that 10 The
quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
also north af OF the northeast quarter of section
also the quarter Of the northwest quarter
section eeysna IN township thirty SIS north
The tbsgd principal meridian ia the county La
sale and state Of IlROis.
Terms OF SHr Cash And said prenises not to be
sold for less "a an nine tcnts ~ IA II actual cash value
DAteG NOy. e. 1875. GEORGE VI. LELAND,
nuNG'E Master In ChauCcry.
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Il. VI Rugg manufactures and sells furniture
without middle men, the place for grangers and
all to get good cheap goods. Call al his store,
one door west Of City Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

Warranted winter wheat flour, $3.50 per hun
bred, al Woods Eagle Mills.
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MoNEY.-Money returned to every body tuyine
clothing of NJ. Stefel d ca. if no: pleased when
taken home
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4th..As a Place for Education.

Thirty consecutive town lots have been set apart by
the subscribers as location for Academy. Select
school is now In successful operation Several thousand
dollars have been subscribed tor an Academy building and
the College for La Sale county and this great
section OF country will be located AT Grand Ridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

Choice plug tobacco for - cents per pound, at
Shaws. Bite il.
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II is now updisputed fact that grain and stock
are shipped nom Grand Ridge than station on the Fox
River Railroad. There Is now maturing within easy view
the town less than million bushels OF corn,
of which will be marketed here within the comm! year
three large elevators with an aggregate storage
of hy thousand bushels OF grain Two large stores are
selling OF dollars OF goods at uch rates as to de-
~ competition from adjoining towns large creamarie
butter factory sucisn to manufacture the milk from
under contract and will open IN the
spring. There also pillow factory blacksmith shop
shop shoe shops harness shoDs butcher shops
taurants doc ors Offices etc. etc Yet there room oi
Shops etc. etc. But Tor private residences that We es
pecilIy mmend our village, and tn any and all who
appreciate happy home we say come &c Grand Ridge.
To persons wishing to examine the grounds previous tc
the day of SALE the subscribers will be at their respective
offices at any time, and we will be happy TO mpart al
needed Information fan p!st Of the town exhibition
AT our offices and also the records OF the county.
Title perfect Deeds made and executed day of sale
+. H. POUNDSTONE,
Nov. Civ JOHN THOS. PORTER.
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Mccain Bros. restaurap, is the lYelicst pllc,
"a town II all hours when men eat
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ssca buys a good chinehilla oYercoat. at VI.
Stiefel Il Co.'S.
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TIE FgrE TRADER srd Chicago weekly Ti,oss
one year, for S3l5.
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A choice lot Of gloves can he found, cheap, at
A. Frank * Cos
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last tssS'-- - T. Notice y hereby given
vi 1hSt bY virtue OF 1drc-e mad entered OF
bv thr rrgit Coat of la sale cUuTty, state OF Illinois
tie October tern Of said CoUrtA n j N cen ain
then pcuGug " said CouTJ 'he CTuceT, side thereof
wherin jane T. Hurst Joseph r. liSrst aud Terrence
Hurst parterS In business under the name and
OF Hurst Sous were cOnIlanans. and George LOcsCh
Alexander BrUos and Mary Ioesrh defend ants
Tuesday 'hs ,rte,h dag ~ Move rnbcr Al s at thr
Of eleven 0cOCk In the forenoon day oer tor
sale Al TIC snuu door OF the County Court House In Ota
ia SAID coutty, ~ pablo aucDr will then seil
the highest thdsy, the toll wing described property, belur
me ordered ~ said decree 10 sold that /.
To- west halt OF Twenty 10 Block Five IN the original
Illinois.
TE-us NJ sale: Cash. GEORGE ". LELANE.
Dated Nov. s, IS6.sS Master IN CLsurrry
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The FREE TRADER and Chicago weekly I'll
Jate, one year, for S3l5.
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People milk 100000 COWS in this coun
try, keep 1900 creameries aud cheese 'lacto.
nes, and have a cscc5c ana bc'tef product OF
SiJ00O0OO9
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Il. II. MATLOCK,
AUCTIONEER,
OTTAWA, ILL,

Win attend 10 selling Farm Property Terms reasonable
Satisfaction guaranteed charge May be found AT the
Auction House OF L. Thornton. u Court Street, OTTAWA
Illinois. noNbU
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For the couyen,enc. q sch q o-rTtfron. vto -
-irt % suh-crihe FOR th PRAIEIE FARMER price slS
20 connection with paper fpfirr flpr gI supply
tie tao psr@Ts n ordered e tis same rinr- f1r SO
n single copies Tor sale and s-cTiptsEs received -
Osmau & Hapenan. Ottawa. Iif'u'is. u.gls1mus
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fresh arrival Of walnut cane seat chairs aRd
rocker, something very nice, at Il. II. BHgg'-
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Why is the '2d,tos R0sc Bar,a' at Mag3rv !
Sneetons polite sto,~Y
Because It 4,-S' Nseirs in "a" parlor
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Subscriptions received for all the I.rincipa
papers and magazines in the United Staies. al
Osman * IIapeman's, west Of Court Hous,
Sluare.
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nI-SOI.UI'ION.-

TAI -SOLuI'IoN The partnership between
~ tayne d h1rsle Ia the business OF manufacturing
Cigar .u Ottaws Illinois, l. this day dissolved h mutual
c0nset- All debts owing by and al dle 10 t.e
laIe n VI must be --'Sled with Henry Hcrkl-
JOHN ". INVINE
O'tasT, Sov.3, itsL-5-}v HENRY MEhkLE.