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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.

The state % Teas 70 all persoas interested IN
the administration q The estate Of W. L RoBARDS.
deceased = ". a kkAsEb I'm. administrator % The
estate q W. 4 RnAards deceased has nlcd his snal
account IN the District ceart o. Txis county. Wiki
vii Be 2cfed ~ ths next term % said court cpsn-
mrneing the First Nonday In October Issa u he
conrt house thereof n the city e Anstiu which
time Al pefs.ns interested IN said estate may appear
and make objections tkerrso
Witness. fnnk Brown. clck OF said count.
SRALl and the sesi thereof attached this ninth day
seio sw FRANK BROWN. Clerk
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14

This e the sign OF the Saddle and Harness finn Of
western Texas For all classes OF Saddles and sad
clefy Hardware. call II " q. WEED 4 CO 5. Rigging
Of sock saddles and cnw boys outfits a specially
:. They have secured Ne services Of the celebrated
sadeler n p Grow. Repairs solicited fei0 w6n
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
A VENUE HoTEL
AUSTIN, Texas.
{. J. MOORE, Proprietor.

wosla MOTT respectfully fnform the travelling pub
lie thar AZ the ~Avcnae' they VIII be made - cozE
for table ~ Al any dret class house In Texas We an
in the center OF the city have the Stage and fost
on cea snd every cnufort aDd luxury The ely alo<us
can be h ~ in the Aveaae hntldinPs nosHs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
EVERY NATION ON EARTH REPRESEl
Fverv feature a1yer.

Every feature a1ver
tised truly cxhibl-
ted. The whole world
as contr butors Spe-
ciUabes our e eat fea-
lurcs more perform ng
animals than amy 9th r
ten. Inenageries in the
world. ( Thesmly zebras
ever seen in h,tIness.
Massive Gllden Thar
itIts, Itiman war char
fu's. RunlancharioJeers,
fearless eava,fefs es-
corting Greeiln be .u-
lies Elcgan, eostnm, =
adorning shlpclyladies.
klcDh;tnt colirsing, hlr-
die racingyImaian
games fOOt racing, ct;
ttas no eQual-iIo rivl
The people Ind press
yDuch for IL. $1,Og OF
Challenge ShUwi Tired,
t,-s. ed and found thu :.
The Colossal SHOW oil
the Universe ! The VI
and New Worlds unite
their capital aid eVberi,
ence Two continents
conjoined for ins rue
tive entertainment.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
ERENCH'S HOTEL,

oa the EuropsaA Plan.
Opposite CITY Hail. Park caart Hoase and New Post,
oficr.
NRw fORK.
Al modern improvements. including elevator.
koona ~ pcr day ana and opaards
hs wisF T. J. FRENCH 4 BROS. PsOprioss.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
viii Receive This w eek

1000 Sacks Flour Orthe celebrated mills
or w. M. Luck & Co. rlla 33af
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
$4,000 Seven Octave Steam Piano

The wild. wtiri music
Of Nhhn can be heard
OF a dista ct OF FOUR
Mill :. Tue GfRndest
MRkicnl Nclileyement OF
the v Orld.
A,afch US II yoii cHn !
We I'D e lihe ] fgest
Troupe ", Equesifihns
an GymnastF. r Ateat
nA.mb = of tady Rques.
tran, zIlDre and. better
Bal eiiack Rid.rr. ths
mot psillful and &C.
com lishd Pc f1m, rs
aud n ever re poet tho
most Novel aid Vafital
fnner aliiinent Of amy
other Travelling circn-.
The entire display III u
MHliiindc Of Monster
Tents; iOl Perfp mers
IN he liiug. A Double
cir ne Hing. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
OF ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas TO all persons interested In the
administration OF the estate 0f s. K. M0SELEY, de
-. y. Davis. administrator Of the estate OF s. E.
Moeae5. deceased, has fed his final account ia The
Dntrct Court OF Travis county, which will be acted
~ - The naxt term OF said court commencing on the
trst Monaav In October. 1873 nj the eonrS house
thereol In the city OF Austin, at which time an per
sous Interested IN said estate may appear and make
ohiectiaAs thereto
witness r Brown, clerk OF said eonrt and
k8RAK the seal thereof atiarhe this foarth dsv ~
Aegest, lsia FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
true copy Of the original:
GAO b. zIMPElNAN. Sheriff T. @.
" JoaIx ?. sroEss, Deputy. aais wsw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
LOOK OUT FOR THE PARADE
Given Daily inthe streets.

superb Orchestra and cornes Bands in Golden charios
long Of and denf bearing On their
psnl landscape paipfi g. aFsIrsy exueeed and pre-
ren'ing In tieinsglves 0r nd fe,pic PnnesAne a kE
RY Rks PEcT. t,s"tise
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-14
Five Times as Many
geological Wonders!.

fansF Times n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Srpsssa,cere, Blackberry, miro +

SFD!SsNCEE2, DlGChDcllI Ipliu
ois uiloroDlcno~r, oprni3cr GtrouG in
uiclcn 9barten III Der 2(lten ln0 9}cuen
MtI gcFi;nceu. Sic Trud}t it cine
l00ne ltbworse, pit b!ou bcrciftt, 6ulom>
men9clebte liibljilltr!itb> uno nahei tnn=
ninrcic)c Deere ron Itiucrcr SSiirsc o!s
Die $oimbecrr. Die III bcm cinen SATIRE
ans9etyicbcncu SproNtn brinSc" IN
nddlisn Nobrc Urud}t una lterhen oonn
ob. 0urd oic Griichun9 pon S;i'n!lA=
9tu Got main in 2lnerit0 Die Nron15:cre
bcocutcno pcrtotlt uno plon;t il ais
rttIrutbt in NroBcr 9)fcn9: all. Sir
NruUt ai!t as io;i;mi;tI he.}$1 Gurd)=
ioQ:troHtbeittu, miro ouG ciag*lnoht
uno nit 3ufer5uab sur Screitun9 r!ncs
liibcn yScincS per!ponnt
2Srppcfis,sn {ooTcnltoot III &iu9S
Gpuntp, Stoot 9iclu Yprf, lit bic britt
9rubtc Stoot Scr Gcr. Stootcn, licgt ali
ocn wcltliNcn C:aoc upn Gong Sslunb,
9cgerij6er Der Stoot 9iem Vorf uno lit
pon oclcr ourh BEN Gait Niper sil1cr
Mccrtserm, 9ttrcnr:. Io3' ltdotil ld)c
9trcol um iuBt 1000 Ncfcr uno bilbct cine
Grcn5iinc upu - cn9l. N}eilen S0n3e,
bic lpcltlit) lit elmer 9lusEchnlng uon s
1}cllcu bur6 heu Gait Jtincr uno Die Sui
pon Ncip Dprt bcsren5t miro uno ooourh
eincn Ibcil bcs iuncrn 6oicu5 bon 9tew
Vort, biloet; sic nDrbli1S 0renSe biloct
Der oon Dem Golt &iocr ouSlou ienOe
9iclpto,uu Grcct, Der eten{oQs ctuo sipei
n{eilen lang fir tlcinsrc 5hiIit lchiiibor
lit. Sic Ho9e Der Stoot lit lnnoli? cine
Guberlt 9iinitigc. Iielclbt htltebt aus
Der dltercr Staot Srpntlvn, Der Stobt
&ll(lom5 5burg tno Den Nrtlthoitcu Sul r.
luif uno Grecnpoint, bic I'M Sobrc 1854
s'l elmer Staot coni oloirt louroen uno
bcrnaIcn III - 9Soros 9ctbcilt lino. Sic
StoNt lit Der Sib eiaes totbolild)cn Si<
IDOLS, bcllen 1i0sclt bic 9onsc Sulel
gong Sslonb umfobt. Sic Staot hat
cine Gothebrolt uno IS &irhcn una &os
pcllcN, mchrcrc &lnltcr unh fotbnlilt5e
hDbcrc Hc6yon ltoIttn, lHoiltnhdu|cy, Oo=
lpitdlcr uno - fotGrlilhc Clcmcnt0r=
l6uicn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Iufl6funo hcr Iuia0bc 9ir. 81.

Scr %atcr 1T = SaDrc, Der So3n IS Sabre
ait.
&id)tiac 2uiloiunaen ntr obacn Nufoobc
murocn c,n9cionot bon M(ortju lbcnoo, Mar
gorctbo @orit, ecouborO Sticr, SEQ ). vubbe,
jun, Mug. 3iiitM, jun., Nobn Sd!ocnoenmonn,
NolcpG tnlns, >oicpD Vfuu', SoitpG @icacr>
ter, SuDu ycmn,int, SloGs Minbiuuru, M(or9
@iutcrid)itt, loicpb Grubcv, SuicpD uuo 9.
AScDminN SpDnun NitteI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
& + { II, ; " i + ter.

BUR e'scddtnbi bibunA fir unIcrt iunscn *crr
s lown, (cuslD 5Dlpel. - 6lu b,
(cnal.A 9cldloilcnc Gcicllitoit. - 0 p=
oO jutnr, QotD Ccbillfc. - Gpafs,
(er9l.) ncrtrhltc Gtcintnhlen. - & . a.
litin II, Qot) Ncrciniguu3 e pcpn,
fr.) Otmcbc Der Sciocnroupe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

Gin iunacr 9irtc l,cb nit 6reuocn
Vintauienb uno o9t Sd)dofc mciNcn,
Sis Dap Der Sounc lester Strabl
Gntluid) bon iciucm griincn lhol,
llno arallcr S!benb mar acuorbcn.
Sebt fiiDrt CT iic III Slpolf @orocn,
God 10, oab ic9lidc ;ipci mc5r
@ntbiclt, ais poS n1dit porsc Seer.
Sag al, pie bicl in Die Gritc tonmcn,
l(no jcbc anorc aufgcnommeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
9ic &rout otr 2Sieocijopfc, oosr
Stoli nno 0:itclfcit fjibrca iu's
S<crDcrtcn.
Ni:1 moyAenlinoiihe5 Ni1byaltN.

V11 Observation-Disclosures W0EVdI0:
Tcn SSi!ltn nc5 N0ni95 SoioMo, ccm
Gcbnt Norio'S, loc!d}er oIrcb bic Strait
lcincs Gie9cIrings bic b61nc @cpolt
iibcr Die @eiitcr uno Men den botte rnb
bic Sprof9cn Der Sbitrc prN oltr 2(rt
ucrltonb, mN3ten olle crldaffcne g8eien
geDurhel1. YSenn oocv Der &6ui9 reiltc,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

oaoon urb ging sur &oni9in> Die cin
niliN;i9es 93eib mar, uno crSdblte
ibr, wc lid's begebcn bate, il,oem er
nun ibrcn Jtotb SIT b6ren hegebrte, lueldc
Bclo6nung lic mpbl POM SSoni9 foyO;rn
m69ten. eluh rici cr iene MQtht su<
lammen uno IL loBea aaT cincm SuAmc
uno Seocr BON ibncn tru9 na6 ctpos
8eloncerm Gerlon9cn. Gini9e >pinld)=
ten eincn ianNel 5hwsii, Anoerc blau;
unO griinc Stoern; Ntan0e nollteu grpb
uerocn ,oie Die 5trauBs; Die Gir$n
wiinld)ttn 0is5, Die Nnoern Sisnes un>
tic ltriit:n Ouriitcr bis Die Spnnc unttr=
ging pbnc OoB ie cini9 9cporoen w0-
ren. 0a nohm Die &Dni9in Den &oni9
oer ySicoehnpie bei 5eite uno lproh ST.
i6m: Mtein tbeurcr nerr uno &smob!!
0Drc ouf mcins gNorte llno bo mir pos
noupt ocs SS0ni9S Gulumo 9el6iist ho:
ben, . lob uns I'M 9olotnc &rpnen ouf
unlcre $o0uptcr bittvr, arf ooB mir ltatt=
lid)cr leien ais oQe onosrn @o9el. Dir
9Sprte bcr &9n9iu ubcr uno ibrcr lnd'
tcr mo!tcten Dor; 6 ltclltc lid) Der NDni9
Der NicocbupIe upr Dem Sbrpne 5olo=
mos wieoer Gin uuo bat. oaB ollc 9Hic<
oe6ppft ouf i6ren @dupterl gpioene &rp=
nci tro9eu m0dten.
0o1t on ppbl btoud)t, mas 0u min
l6elt ? fro9te Salomp.
Sd babe 6 wpbl beba9t, uno mir
>uiinl1cn golbeue &rpnen ouf unler
@dupter, ont,portete Der WieOebopfstp=
Mig.
Sploene 2ronen loft lift ba6en! ent=
l0ieo jebt Solpmo; oo6 ,ncrfe Dir lpobl:
bu bit Gin tbOri6ter Yog. Nno penn
Die 80 len Sage tpmmcn iiber bi6 uno
on liebit ocines 9er5en3 5borbeit Gin,
oonn f.bre pieoer ;u mir, bob ih bit
belfen f0nn.
5o 10ico nun ber yitocbopf BON,
&onig 5olomo nit elmer 9uloenen &ronc
ouf 1einem Souptc, uno alle leinc lln1
tertbancn tru9cn 9ploenc &roncn slcid)
inn; aQe >portn u6cr ousncbmeno ltoli
uno abcrmiitbig. sic 9in9en binah 5u
5eiben unb @een, uno am llfer Der Sc
pdller ponoclten lie, bamit lie 1i6 oarin
pie in cinem 9pie9el BEL 6ouen m06tcn.
Sic G6nigin 9ob li@ grobcs 9(nleben,
lob ouf eincm 3wcige uno uei9crte lib,
init anoern perluanoten Y0geln su lpre=
9en> neil lo1@e ibr at 9emein uoren
unb feline golbenen &rDnen trugen.
IS 8sb jeop6 bort eincn Yo9ellteller,
>uel6er ben SDgeln all lauerte, uno er
le9te in lcine 9icbe eincn 5erbro6enen
@pieeel> unb elm @icbebopf> weldcr oa=
fin 9in9 lid) 5u be>uunoern, lparo 9e-
iangen. Scr Yo9elFeQer betrad)tete ibn;
ct lob Die sldn5euoe &rone o1lf leincm
Soupte un0 rib lie linn ob, uno tru9 lie
5u S]ol9or, bem @Dbne Satob's, DEM
@plol l6mieo, nno fro9te i'm, mas oies
lei?
IS lit cine s1rone BON .grS, ipraA
Slal unb 9ab i0m 5won5is Sboler,
inoem er binsulebte: @o on mebr tn~
oclt, 10 brinee lie mir, lase abcr 9|iemon=
Dem Oupon.
Scr Wo3eli iteller .Fn9 nun nod man,
den 9Sieoebopf uno uertoufte ibre &ror
nen Dem Slo1hor, bis er zines 5oSes
cinem onoern Wtonre bc9e9netc, Der Gin
oSSu,pelier >uor unb ben er nlcbrcre loid)cr
neutrality-suspicious. II 5ei9te; Der Sunciler
lo9tc ibn, SoB lie bon citcl @po lelen,
uno so6 ibm gar bunoert Sbo!cr fir 1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

siues pierttigeu Seppi9s, ber Die Gi=
genl6aft botte, li9 oussubebnen, ooB
Elm sanies beer nit 3cltcu unb Wepad
Gaum fono~ iu anbcrsr Bit oo9cge1 nur
9rop gtnu3 mar, leinen fDnlglih.n 56ron
lno Die Mtiniltcr III foien, oenen obIog,
ibrcm 3crra unb 9ftilter oufsuluarten.
Tisr @eltcr Der Huft nubmcn Me pier
Gd.n oc5 Scppid)s .uno tru3en i'm nit
Nacm, mas barouf mar lupbln es Der
&Onig befoblcn botte.
; Glnit mar 5olpmo ouf elmer Nsile
ouyN bic Huft uno JAP pnn lsintm cl=
fcnbci1crueu lbrpnc berub ouI Die mun=
tGSrlti %0iter Der Groe. Sic Stratlen
Der 5ounc lhollen bernjcbcr ouI lein
/ $,oonpt, uno CT hotte nibts, lid Scgcn Die
0ibe iu libcrn. 9ie 9lilbenoen Yicile
lsn9tcn inn 6trets Den 9torfcl uno bic
Sbultcrn, ols sr cinen Bug pon Hjcicrn
pprbcicilcu jan.
= iDr Wticr ! riei oo Der St6ni9 ST.
lonp, toumt uno fliegt 5wilcbtn mir uno
Ser Sonnr uno merit tiuen Sbuttcn
nit cuer1 Ulii9elu, MIDI 5u ldiiter, ocnn
tire Strablen ltu9c', meincn 9iaden
uno meiu Nutlit.
0ph bic Ncitr ontmprtttcu llnler
5ug 9cbt- na6 Norben nno beiu 9lrttis
| lit noh Si!ocn 9cri0tct. gSir eilcr, u'=
lcrn Bug fortiulctcn uno 10 mile, %D=
! mig, BAT mir ni1t sllri;tilicScn uno nibt
iibcr otlllcn1 Sooupte l6lucben poacn, bi6
ge9en Die Sunuc III lhiiben. Dto9e lie
INNER 0ci1ltn 9todcn uno ocin Gcli0t
pcrbrcnnen
90 crhob &c, &0ni9 lsint Stilnmc
iuNo ricf: YerTiudjt Jolt ibr iein> ibr
cjcicr llno wtil ihr nidlt 9cborhcn
wullt Den Yefsblcn eurcs 0crrn, Der
iibcr Die Sanie Groc berridt, 10 iolen
Ibic Ucoeru uon curcm oallc abfalen
uno Die S,ibc Scr Spnne lpie Sic &dlte
i'cs 9Sintcrs unb bic 5h1rfe bcs yBin=
bc5, 'pie 6aa YroNcln bes Ge9ens ouf
ulcrn wiberlqcaltiseu 9ioden fallen, ben
tcint Dtbcru hinfort 1biiken weroen >uic
btu NalS Scr onoern Y09cl. uno ltott
OoS ihr bis jstt treffli9e Gpeilc bottet,
ipIlt ihr .fiinitig nur Mas uno Nbfall sur
)iohrun9 baben, un0 eucr &el9ledt loll
unrein 1eiu bis jum Gnoe ser Welt ltno
IS gel@ob Den @eicrn, >pie es Scr &Dnig
Galpno 9elo9t bate.
Scbt be9ob e. liG, bob cine Nfense
MlcoeDopfe pprbcijpS, unb Der &onig
riei aus 6u linen: SIR 9Sicocbppfc,
fpmmt nno fliegt 5mil9en mir unb Der
Spnnc, buB idb bur1 Den S9uttcn el,rer
Tliigcl gcld)iibt merOe
$)ier0uf crluicbcrtc ser &Dni9 Ser gSie=
Oebppfc: = Gatpmp! yyir iinb nur
tlcinc %0gel unb ni9t p:rm0gcnO, bir
piel SGotten 5u scben; bo6 lppllen mir
uns .Sul lammentbun uno our6 Die Mcnge
erlcben, mas uns an @rDBe feblt. 5o
Ilonreltcn lie li@ uno 1p9en 9lei6 elmer
9Soltc iibcr Dem SbrOn 0e5 SS0ni9s uno
Il6iitten ibn upr Oen Stro6len Der Gonne.
9lls nun Die Neile ppriiber por unb
Der &onis Solomo auf leincm 9oloensn
S6rpre in lcincm Yalalte bon G(fen6ein
loB, ION Die Sbpre BON Smoro9Ocn uno
bie 6enltcr pm Claimant morcn, befabl
e. oob Der &0nig Ser ySicocbopfe Su lsi~
ncn VuBcn cr1Gcincn ioQe.
Sett, lprotb CT bierouf Su linn, >pns
loa bir 9clhcben iiir ben 9ienit ben blt
uno oein @cl@!cd)t sctbau bolt, uno fir
ocn We0oriom, Den oil hem &0ni9 uno
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-12

There is no material change to note in bust
ness matters, Trade has been very dull during
the week in all branches Of business. The farm
ers are all busy at their crops, and do not bring
much grain TO market. The recent falling OF
OF prices also tends to retsrd the marketing Of
grain, as the farmer, prefer waiting in hopes o.
better prices later in the season.
In money matters the situation remains the
same, The demand for money is fair, and fully
absorts the leanable funds in the market For
long time loans, on real estate security, the mar
ket is well supplied, and parties furnishing first
class security, can usually get the money on the
usual terms.
In Chicago and New York the market IS re-
ported easy, with call loans ruling from to :
per cent in the former, and from u! TO pei
cent, in the latter, with government bonds a.
collateral.
Gold has been steady and drmcr, ranging from
llG34 to llG4,
Government Bonds in sympathy with gold
and under a fair investment demand, rule firm
and prices were fully up to previous quotations
Ravens, MacKiulay Il Co.fuyn.oh the following
Ottawa quotations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-12

NeAs,S Eai,oyS.-In the FREE TRADER OF Iast
Saturday see, in your Mar cilles Items an "'-
count of my dear boys misfortune which Is IN
part correct. am under lasting obligations 10
Mr.. Kiners sons and M. Dixon for their
promptness in restraining him But there Is no
"woman at the bottom OF it, | almost wish
their was, for such rounds can be healed,
The circumstances are simply and sadly these
Four year. ago my boy was slightly sun'struck
IN the corn field while ploughing corn in the
long hot days. Every year since, about the frs
DAYS of June, he is attacked with mental de
preston, but by prompt treatment we have
speedily recovered him. This time | neglected
him one day too long. BY care, however, he Is
again apparently as well as ever.
BY publishing the above explanation you VII!
oblige an old friend and Co-laborer in the news
paper business. would add that perhaps the
family physician would say, A torpid lI1er
and general arrangement Of the physical system
has at times much to do with his condition All
of which we hope TO remedy.
Very respectfully yours,
JosHuA PUsEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-12


The June term of the Circuit Court open
ed on Monday morning with Judge Leland upor
the bench. The day wa. occupied in the impan
cling of the grand jury.
The following are the gentlemen compos.n-
the same:
TAos j. Wade, foreman Henry Mcrwin, c, B
Hess, J. X, Brokaw, Chas. Z, Pratt, George HAr
gadlnc, James Carkson, T. II. Haskell, W. II
Powell, Thomas Davis, Daniel Walker join
Curyca, George Gorringcr, Peter lloschrist, Mar
tin Flaherty, Thomas Mason, Duncan Hamilton
George Guy, Vim. jenkins, Harvey Day, G. II
Ward, John Batcheller and ThoS, b. Stumph.
During the week the following cases hay,
been disposed Of:
COMMON LAW.
Boyle vs.. Finn ct al. Debt. Judgment fot
s6l94O AID $2769j damages
Bell " wilson. A,sumpsit Judgment fol
s4O4l0.
Hurst ct al V. Mathis. judgment for sS3362
Van Dorcn vs.. Reynolds, Assumpsit Juds
mcnt SSO3.65.
Ncwburgcr ct al. V. Roscnhaupt AssumpSt
Judgment for s4l3
Dietrich vs.. swallow Assumpsit judgment
for $23S7S,
Oriental Powder Mills vs.. the New Rutland
Mining Co. Assumpsit Judgment for s204
Barton vs. O'Kane. Assumpsit. Judgment
fox 81 sob.
Bachelor vs.. Caswcll ct al. Assumpsit Judg
mcnt for S567OS.
Armour, executor, etc, vs. Collision. Assump.
sit Judgment for $5l4
Chyburgh ct AL Va Rosenhaupt. Assumpsit
judgment for 81 ,22O,75.
IA Mitchell vs. Walker ct al. A5su:npsit. JUDI.
mcnt for S+g9sO.
Gallagher vs. Conlin. Confession Of Judgment
for si2732,
CHAKCERY
Donclson V. Fellows ct al. Decree.
Josephine Owen vs. Lemar Owen Divorce.
Decree
Ellen johnson V. Nils Johnson. Divorce
Decree
Alena C. Mann V. George Mann. Divorce.
Decree.
Kelly v. underhill. Foreclosure Decree.
The case Of Green vs.. Green, being in regard
to the DAYTON Wooden MIL has occupied the a..
tenton Of the court the remainder OF Tie week,
and is not yet decided
To-day is the last of the Gas stove man
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Justice Court.

! The misdemeanOr market IN Justice LGdNehs
court has been only fair to mddng this week
On Tuesday Peter Mooney, for practcin" a
plain drunk was called upon to deposit 50 and
costs.
kOn Thursday Vim Cary, for practiclng the
manly art Of sclfdcfensc upon an officer as well
as exercising his oratorical powers in bolster
Gus manner, was considered a debtor to the
commonwealth to the extent Of Il like amount.
On Yesterday Mr.. William Frank, for using
abusive, Insulting and profanc language calcu-
lated to produce a matinee, was let of with
leaving filthy lucrc to the value of $500 and
costs.
On Yesterday the body OF Granville Jackson
was ushered into the presence OF his honor by
officer Butteriicld, of Marscillcs, without much
ceremony, Just because he had been charged
with making drum head out Of the Uranium
of his little girl Lena, without the authority Of
the statute in such cases made and provided.
The defendant through his attorney Mr. Rchol-
son, applied for a subpoena for a witness and
Ipostponement of the examination until to-day
The Judge sac and the case will be ground cut
at o'clock p VI.
Mrs OMeara has the cheapest stock Of Mil
| linery goods in the country
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| FATAL ACCIDENT IN LA SALLE-Wc clip the
following despatch of June 9th from the Chicago
| Times:
Another of those shocking and fatal accidents
which too frequently illustrate the hazardous
calling Of the hardy coal-mincr occurred this
afternoon. Walter Harm, employed as miner
in Jones shaft Of the Illinois Valley Coal com
pany, was instantly killed by mass of rock
| weighing about three tons falling upon him from
the roof. The deceased had two narrow escapes
from death before. Being carried home both
| times insensbr, but this time he did not cheat
| the grim and greedy monster He was about 40
year, Of age, and leaves a wife and large family
| in .traitencd circumstances. At the time Of the
fatal occurrence, he was sitting down resting,
unaware of the close and impending danger.
The Ottawa Literary and Social Union met in
the basement! of the Baptist church on Mon.
day evening The audience was quite large.
The cxcrt ses commenced with song by Miss
Eta Kane, followed by an essay by f, f. Moore
and select reading by Miss May Sanders
The society, after ordering some bills paid,
proceeded to elect the officers for She next quar-
ter, as follows;
President-Mr. DUNCAN McDouGALL;
Vice Prcs.-MR. S. BAuME;
Treas. and Chap.-MR. {. j. CURYEA;
Sec.-MIss MARY f. PHILLIPs.
The executive committee are composed of
Mr.. D. McDougall, Mr.. f. f. Moore, Mss Mary
T.. Phillips, Miss Ella McDonough and Miss
Lydia Strawn.
The society will hold their next meeting one
week from Monday evening. The place for
holding said meeting will be announced soon.
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\ Coon TME.-Now is a good time to paint
and good place to buy your material Is at
Smurr ~ LorriauX's. There is not larger or
more complete stock in the city. Their goods
are warranted as represented, and their prices at
the bottom notch always.
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ALI ABo,Rp.--Thc Belle of Ottawa will ar
rive next Wednesday from Chicago. W. d
Clark, the captain, has high hopes that with hi.
excellent "stcamcr" and with Andrew Anderson
as engineer, he will make "hushrI Of
money" this season We acknowledge the re-.
ceipt Of an invitation to accept the no, pitditie,
Of the craft from the captain.
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Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling
La Sallc county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 pc: {
Sterling exchange selling $3.50 20 $500 per (
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The Merchants line Of canal steamers, be-
tween Chicago and Peoria now carry all Kind,
Of freight at - cts. per 100 from Chicago to OF
tawa, except stoves and hardware, which art
III cts. per 100 lbs.
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PIcNic.-Thc young people of this city to the
number Of fifty joined in picnic at Debolts
sulphur springs on Thursday. We are informed
by tsc belle Of the party that they had a lovely
time" The day was spent in ramblc through
the beautiful grove, just such amusement as
makes body realize that "all men are free and
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Recently person was elected to high and
responsible position. He wore one of Lovetts
new made shirts, and like all Of Lovctt's make
il was q perfect fit The work from this popular
shirt factory wins Just praises from all classc.
because all are pleased with IT,
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Lemons, oranges, candies and fire crackers, b.
the box, at Walthcr's boss fruit store.