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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Invited

with persons desiring TO exchange southern or
Western Lands, tepreclaied corporation bones Or
debts of an, kind tor st. Louis property Bargains
procured for investors In st. Lonis property, and
fuil. Information as To valut and titles impa ted to
clients WEsrCorT. TERM. h RAiNaY, Counsel
lors. are retained to prosecute all litigation pertain
Ing 10 titles corporatiOns, etc. b, Il. WADDKLL,
Investing Agent, SIG Pine street, IT Louis. No.
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A GENTS WANrED-Men and women. s3a :
a week or fln for feited. ire seer et IrsS' Writ
al once to OWEN q CO.. Sth street, New York
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XIOD a month to agents everywhere. Address,
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&fn a week to agents, n culars free Stamina
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TLANT WEEKLY.
A LITERARY JOURNAL FuRT TIKI FAMILY
NO CONTINUED STOKES, u,.,r
TERMS CFsUB SCHIPiION. ZAP
GREAT PREMIUM OFFER, H..
The choice or two eaut,ful steel. engravings SIZE
1914. ,DUt Killings, - and 'rHE SlSTrRs,'
Asa premium to each snbscrlher for . month ;
and n " orih Of Choice Flower Seeds or
both engraviDgs 20 each yearly su0scrlner. na
al For this amount we viii send the
Il ATLtNTIC" for 8 months tiial postage.paid'
A aonia wanted e%vpTywhere Address ATLAN'
TTC WEEK LY, ~. Chestnut st eet, Philadelphia.
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goo Daily to Agents. S. new articles and The
be5t Family Paper IN Ann RIGA, win Two
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J)aient Novelties Largest t~atioupry pa, kapei In
l. the world, Felton, ~ to. li9 Nass All ST. n. y
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Nee. ssary a
'oap. Goods free, Chan. Chang Mfg 20 Boston
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,onsdnt Employment. AT home. male or female
!Soa week warranted. No capital required, par
tlcuIars ana valuable sample sent free, Address
"''uoc' return stamp. {. Ross, W illiamsburgh. Y
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%aS 81 loO pages containing lls!s Of E01 neWr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

Johnny says: Il spose babies is different
from folks, cos they don't no no better, but II
was them you wouldent catch me putting
everything into my mouths, ! can Tel you
like ourn does. Mary, that's the house maid
she was only "a chile wen she was TO home
and she used to nave dolls, but she never seed
meat baby real close i'll she come TO our
house, and that girl was jes a stonish OF the
time TO see wat baby wude do, and II was
morn munth before she wude tuch II. one
day Mary was come Dustin in the dlnin
room wen il was dinner, wife like sheet
and hardly any breth and she said, o, IL you
please, mum, baby has wen, and ct the nurs,
ny dore every bit up, oil but jes the mob, but
wen my mother went to see wOt was the mat
ter, it was only father had luke OIL the door
to mend it, and baby was suckin round
paper waite. Sech girl! Wen she trst
come to live with us, one day Uncle NEG he
was plain with the baby after lunchen, and
lie had the cork of an ale bottle stlcln on a
cork scru, and he was a lettin baby take It in
his mouth, Mary she came in vile he was a
doin it, and she see him pull 1t out quick, and
she ran in the kitchen as tas as ever she cude
and brot Uncle Ned tumbler on tray.
Tween me and you don't bleeve that girls
got any thinker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

DR.. Jones's wife was awakened by a noise
III her room the other night, and VIXEN she
sat up in bed she saw the doctor standing
over the armchair IN the room. lie had a
towel tied around one Of the legs Of the
chair, and with handsaw he was cutting il
in halt. Mrs. Jones exclaimed
Henry, what IN the name of common
sense are you doing:'
"H-u-s-h!" replied the doctor, you'll wake
the patient. You hold the chlorotorm TO his
nose while take his leg off. I'm about half
through the bone now"
Then Mrs. Jones got out of bed and shook
him and punched HIM until he woke Then
he exclaimed,
"How's the patient?'
Then Mrs Jones merely said:
Come to bed, you idiot, and step backing
up the furniture"
GOOD gracious, Marie" said the doctor
as he collected his scattered senses, "do you
know thought was in the hospital saving
off leg that had compound fracture
There's fifty dollar fee gone"
And Jones went TO bed feeling as if he was
an injured man at having lost the money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17
He Knew His Age,

In the times when political warfare be-
tween wings and democrats waSed hot and
relentless, there was a town out west in which
the two parties were SO equal in numbers
that the variation Of a single vote one way or
the other might be a matter Of serious conse-
quence. OF course on both sides sharp eyes
were open and watchful. \ young man
came to the polling place on election day and
offered his vote. 1t was his first appearance
in the character Of an elector, and he had
the independence or audacity TO differ poiitt
cally with his father. His father challen ged
the vote.
ION what grounds demanded the ptesid.
ing officer.
He amt 81"
Il am 81" said the youth
mo you aint," persisted the father, you
wont be 81 until tomorrow"
II say l WILL" cried the youth. 81 was
born on the 18th of November, Its down so
in the Bible"
Then It's dodrc:ted mistake" said the
old man. you weren't born until the morn.
ing of the 18th of November, / can swear
How can you swear?"
How" repeated the father, Indignantly
Goodness gracious, want there"
We'll" returned the son, with proud def.
sGce, wasn't there, !oow
They osng man voted.-BostoH Courier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17
BUDGET OF FUN.

They came into town on Sunday, behind a
poor, tired looking animal that was inclined
10 be bow.legged. A buXom,looking miss in
Ter teens was arrayed in IL yellow dress with
two founces and a long train, and the young
man who sat beside her, blazing with "a red
neck tie and wooden shirt, looked TO be no
more than twenty-f five. They left their horse
to MUNICH his hay by the roadside, and sail.
ing up the street, haltes before minister's
residence, and pulled the bell
Mister said the young man, as the worthy
divine appeared in the doorway, EFF you
haint busy for a minute or so, Jane here
and me would like to have you hitch us TO-.
gether.
Certainly, friends; would you like TO step
in and have the ceremony performed in the
parlor?
Yes, that'l do as well as any way. They
haint TO be no style about this thlng, you
know; just give us quiet little talk, an
that's all we want
Have you no friends to witness with you?
No, no. It's quiet AFFAIR." quiet AFFAIR
We don't 90 cent ON style. Why, wedidnt
think CT coming till last night. | was over
10 James house takin supper along with her
YOU know, and after the old folks had gone to
bed, and we sot there talkin', | told her that
seein' how her fathers farm joined ouls, and
bein' as we growed up together, and set up
nights alongside of each other in the same
chair for so long told her we might as well
live together in the little shanty back of the
farm. There wasn't no style along with our
lovin', and we wont at the weddin'. ! think
we will be just as happy and love each other
lust as we'll
So the two were ushered into the little par
Tor, and the words that made them husband
and wife were said In quiet way. AT the
end, the minister took the young man by the
hand and congratulated him, and stepped for
ward to kiss the blushing bride.
Here, mister, that wont do u.s. said the
new husband. This amt no stylish affair
where everybody hugs the bride. Don'ttake
1t to heart--what I've said, mister; It's my
way And now / guess we'll be goin.
When we're KILN the hogs III fetch you
bit Of roast, an when garden sass comes
YOU can haye mess of string beans or green
corn
Then they backed out of the door, and
went tripping arm in arm down the street,
and soon were rafting off toward home in
their old shaky buggy-a happy twain, who
didn't go cent on slyle.-HudSoa, ". l0",
Tim.v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

A good story is told Of Il verdant one who
was passenger on express train, and became
thirsty.
Where s that er boy with the water can !?
queried he of his neighbor
He has gone forward to the baggage car,
suppose
Wall, dye spose kin Git him back here
agin|
Certainly said the other, you have only to
ring for him, and he nodded to the bell-llne
that ran above their heads.
No sooner said than done Before any one
could prevent it, Rusticus had slezed the line
and given it q tremendous tug. The conse.
quences were at once obvious; three sharp
whistles were heard, half a dozen brakemen
ran to their posts, and the train came TO a
stand.still with suddenness that startled half
the passengers with establishment, and caus.
ed every man next to window TO hoist II and
look out to see what was the matter.
In few minutes the conductor, red and
excited, came foaming into the car to know
who pulled the bell-line.
Here, mister, this way; I'm the man. said
the offender, drawing all eyes upon him.
Your said the conductor, what did you do
il for?'
Cos wanted some water
Wanted some watern
'Sartin; | wanted the water boy, and my
pardner here said I'd better ring for him as
we do at the hotel, and so yanked the rope,
Will he be along soon? And by the by,
what in thunder be you stoppin' for"
The shout of laughter that followed this
honest confession was too much for the con-
ductor and he had to wait till he had got his
train under way again before he explained
the mysteries of the bell-llne to his verdant
customer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

At San Francisco, the other afternoon, II
ma De Murska appeared before a large audi
ence in concert She had begun to sing the
mad scene from Lucia when two litlt
black-and,tan puppies escaped from theil
keeper behind the scenes, ran on the stage
and chased each other round and round
the singer lodging under her skirts and ou
again, until the whole house was convulseG
with laughter. De Murska accepted the sit
uaton goodnaturedly, but not until long
time after the dogs were carried of could
she or her hearers recover sufficient gravity
to admit of the continuance Of the concert.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17
Iegai.
,DNrIN ISu'EATOH'S SALE OF
y REAL E.sSI'AIE

y virtue IN order and decree Of he Comfy Court OF
La sale cuVny. Illinois. made on the petition OF the under
signed Caroline Gtuchsensten. Administrators OF me estate
OF Jacob BUechsensen deceased for leave sell the real
estate OF said deceased, the June term A. D. so OF SAID
court, 10 wit: the 2d uay OF June lS5, shall on
the 10Th day OF July y. The hour of oclH IN the after.
said day sci. public sale 81 the south door OF
the COunty Court H1gsein Oswa, In The city OF ottawa IN
said county the real estate described as follows 70 wit
Lois ichteen and nineteen in the Subdivision OF Lot Two
Ottawa CITY Addition, OTTAWA illinois also the undylded
oneha OF Lot Four IN Block Twenty-Five, Original Town
of OTTAWA In said city, aud county, e property 10 be sold
subject 20 widows dover heren) In La Sale county, III
nOis the following terms, TO Wit Oneha cash IN hand
day OF sale the balance IN six months with interest AZ
ten per per snnum the purchaser 10 give approved
security and mortgage the premises sold 20 secure the
psvUent oil the balance Of the purchase money.
Dated this cd day ofJuly A. y. lsl1 -..,......
CAROLINE bUECHSENSTElN,
AGmiDstratriX OF the Estate OF Jacob
Buechsensten, deceased.
NICHOLSON Il SNOW, Attorneys july3-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

A census enumerator in Albany asked al
old maid her age: "Thisiy.one," she replied
"Oho!" CALCULATED tho questioner, incredu
lousy; ARE ycu married. mo, sir, sald
she "AhalS was his second exclamation
The ageu maiden glanced over his shoulder
into the book saw that he had put her dowl
at fifty.onc, and in instant later he had NOR,
scratches and less hair than when he entered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

The proprietor the only saloon in an lows
town died one night, and the next morning
when the citizens gathered at the door and
found it locked with Grape on the knob, they
drank from the town pump, and went home
a sorrowful lot Of mourners indeed Some
grief touches ug all in the same spot,-Chlca
ma T,.iJUll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

II shouldn't think you'd yell and scream.
that way" said gentleman to news0oy
who was letting himself out 10 be heard 8
mile and half Does it hurt you any,
inquired the boy mo, it doesn't, but It vii
surely undermine your health-probably
bring on dropsy.' Let 'er drop, then
yawl bout the murder-got to holler, II az
for it."-Detr0H Free Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

Old Zachariah jackson, OF Rocky Gulch
Nevada, is fortyniner" who has beer
through the mill. The other day he hobblee
up to party of new corners and observed
"'Tend to your Oizness, boys, and yell be al
right. I've been here nigh thirty years, anc
have been lynched, shot at, stabbed, knocked
down. thrown off mountain and mOppeo
around generally, but I'm here to.cay, big
germ box car
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

A very romantic young man last nigh
,crawled quietly beneath the shadow OF HI
darlng's window and in the light OF the re
splendent moon and began warbling, There
music in the air whe-' gee-haw-gee-hawe'
-haw.ee-haw-ee-a .ee-ee eee-ugn, an
swered jackass in the nelgh6oring barn
The concert was immediately adjourned san
die
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

do You enjoy going to church now? ASK;
cd lady Of Mrs. Partington. LA, me, /
do" said Mrs. PartinrtOn, nothing does me
so much good as to get up early on sunday
morning and go TO church and hear a popu'
lous minister dispense With the gospel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

NJASTfSR'~ SALFI.-UNlTED STATES OF
vi AMER1CA-IH TIE LOcHH JpnE y ttt tHHtH StHteS,
ion the Northern Dis.jlCt Of INtHOis-iR CHdhcelB.
George W. GOf. complainant rs. Lucen T. sanger, Eliza
beth Il. Sanger ana Henry \. StDGe' delendahts
In pursuance OF decreta order OF the said court entered
In the above cause the 25h day OF February e Hen-
nv W. Bishop Master in Chance of said court VIII sell at
public auct the highest bidder for CASH in hand, ~
LdSae county Illinois Thursday the Pa day OF July
A. D. lS O'Clock In the afternoon of the said last
mentioned day. premises and property in said decrea
order mentioned and described ~ VIII All the following
described lots parcels OF land situate IN the cou
" of La Sale OF Illinois. to wit: Outlots mum.
6ered one two eXcepthat OF two south OF the canal
thirty hiityone thry-rwO, thirty three, rlryfou tir
tyfye InTtysX thirty thirtyelgt thirty Dne
Orty forty two forty three oryfou iortynVe
ortyegh iOrtynne and ty'one all In section numbered
two east the third prime pal meridian. And the following
described bloc and lots in the town OF science, In said
section sixteen, township hirythree. range two, to wit
Blocks one two three four Eve ten eleven twelve tir
fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen and nine
teen each containing ten lots Lots wo three. four
FIVE and six, block twenty. AL OF block tweDtyon
three four five and SIN, IN block twenty
two Lots and three In block twenyfour. lots
one two three four and five, in block twenty-five. Lots
one two three tour and I've, block twentysN Lots
one two three and five IN block twenty And
lots and In block thirty And AL interest be-
longing the said defendants LuCen p Sanger and Eliza
beth Sanger. the first day OF August A. D. 1871 In sec
ton sixteen in township IL ryree north. OF range two
quarter of section thirty in township thirty thu ee
north of range two east of the third principal meridian
All OF said premises being in said county OF La Sale To.
gether with teneuens. heredamens. privileges and
appurteAances hereunto belonging or IN anyUse apper
tanning. sale absolute. HENRY W. BISHOP, . .
Master IN Chancery oi tie Circuit Court OF the United
States for the Northern District Of Illinois.
Dated Chicago, May ljih. 1875. may229w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

\ good story is told at the expense Of a
Saginaw gentleman who, until recently, held
q position which caused great nany ladies
20 come 10 his Office \ few days after his
expiration Of Office wag, who Is employed
IS book-keeper fer an extensive lumber firm,
wrote on 2 piece Of paper which was fastened
20 the collar Of the officials dog, a lady
wants to see y0a at the Office" The dog
went home: lie master was not in, and the
mistress read the note. Ever since that the
gentleman has been trying 10 find some o.e
20 accept a black and-.an pup ss present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

\ rather singular scene occurred at the
depot Friday afternoon. A lady was gong
10y when gentleman stepped out and SAID 10
her, Howe do extending his hand ard
smiling cheertully.
C. beg pardon said she, looking hard at
him: you have the advantage OF me-
Why, don't you know rae" he asked,
amazed.
L can't remembc. YOU she said
Why, used 10 be your hUsband-John
Augustus HENDERSON, you know
She remembered him.-DaEjuIy Ae,rs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

\ Massachusetts, boy recently found
pocket book containing large sum OF mon
ey, and spent twenty cents OF his own lnnas
and TWO hours time in finding the owner who
rewarded him with dime
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

"Arrah, me darlint," cried Jamie O'Flan.
nigan 70 his loquacious sweetheart who had
not given him an opportunity to get in a
word even edgewIse during two hours
ride behind the little bay pags IN his oyster
wagon, "are ye atther knowing why your
cheeks are like my ponies there
"Shurc and lis because they're red ii is =:
luoih the blushing Bridget.
Faith, and q better ralson than that, ma
vOurneen. Because there's one Of them aicl
side Of a wagIn tongue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17
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NO, gentlemen Of the jury tAuEleEed an
eloquent advocate, the other day IN Denyei
court, this matter is tor his Honor TO declae
who sits there sleeping So beautifully hl'
Honor opened both eyes and mouth, ana saiu
."All owing TO your narcotic speech, SIT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

When are Stockings like dead men "Len
they are men.ded; or, perhaps, when 'ne.'
soles have departed; or when they are ID zoe DC,
toe or when they are past heaiing; OF "Aen
they are no longer on their last legs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

A REAL EST ATE.-By virtue of order and decree OF
the County Court OF La sale county neis made on The
petition Of undersigned, william Walsh. Administrator
Of ,he estate of Maurice Mulvh deceased, for leave TO
se the real estate said deceased az the June term D.
1873 OF sad court TO wit the first day OF July 1873
| shall, on Monday the second day OF August next,
between the hours OF ten o'clock the forenoon and four
the south door the La Sale County Court House IN OF,
aWa In said county the real estate described as follows TO
witt Lot No sixteen in Block No. hve in the Town OF
sreaor county OF la Sale and state Of Illinois also the
following described real estate, viz The east half OF Lot
number twentyone in the College Addition TO the city of
Bloomington county of Mclean ana state of Illinois, on
;heifo owing terms wit: CASH in hand on day OF sale
he above described property sold subject 70 widows
dower1
Daec tbs "a day OF July \: D. lsij.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Administrator of the E,tate Of Maurice
Mulyhill, deceased.
rowyS A. NIoroSEy Solicitors luly3.4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

Tire soCteus a.. things" cxcep;iEe young
man who paris his hair in The middle and
whistles on the street cars. Nothing can
make hin. any softer than r. !.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

y doctor. attending Wit VITO was very III,
apologizeG for beng late one day by saying
that he he'd 80 stop 20 see man who haa iaI.-
en- into q well. Did lie kic- the bucket
eroaned tie iucoruCib.e Mt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

A mal whose appearance indicated MAJ DC
was staggering under Tie excessive "eIsA' D..
brick IN his nat, being asked II ne "'-a
Son of Temperance, replied "No-h!c-Io
relatjon-not even an acquaintance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

Bah s... John iIeLTy's hopeful 30 O
small boz who wanted to whip him; ''yoL
couldnr lex postage stamp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17
rowEs 4 MoIoNEY, Solicitors. iuly5iw


- III tie CucHt COi: hettQf, 10 October Term ls'o-ha
CH0Hcet8. ,,
John Domm ~ James Brady and Jonathan A. Cowles;
1t appearing from affidavit on file In the once OF INC
clerk Of said Court said defendant James Brady Is
rot resident In said state, and said complainant having
filed his bill OF complaint in SAID court, on me chancery
side thereof the 2lEJ day OF June H. 1870 leeln ana
summons having been issued thereon according law
Notice therefore, Is hereby given 10 the SAID defendant
James Brady unless you personally be and appear be-
fore said court, said term thereof, 10 he held az the
Court House in Ottawa. in said county on the second Mon
day Of October next, Nd. 1870 tWhen ana whee sau sum
mons returnable and plead answer demur or except
10 said bill win he taken Tor confessed against
YOU and matters and things therein prayed for deceeu
accordingly. CHARLES H. Hooh, ,leIh'
BOWEN d NOLONEY, solicitors. lln2o Nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-17

There that explains where my c.oiAes--!n'
went 70 exclaimed an Iowa woman as sh'
found le- husband hanging in the stable
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
C6UNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met on Tuesday last. Pres
emit : Mau and Liddle. and transacted the
following business:
County Surveyor Henry presented to
the Board his report and map of the new
boundary line between White Pine, Lin
coin, and Nye counties. The report was
accepted and ordered filed, and the Clerk
OF the Board was instructed to transmit
a certified copy of the report to the
County Commissioners of Lincoln county,
together with a copy of the map also, to
forward to the Commissioners OF Lincoln
and Nye counties the bill against said
counties for their share of the expenses
incurred in running the new boundary
line.
The resignation of William T. Hanford.
as County Clerk, was accepted and filed,
and on motion, w. r. Forrest was ap-
pointed to fill the unexpired term of w.
Il. Hanford. The bond of Mr.. Forrest
was fixed at $40, 600, which was given and
approved by the Board.
James A. Service, County Recorder of
Nye county, having presented the trans
cribed records of the newly ceded terri
tory, the same were accepted and ordered
filed.