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Mrs. Parlington is considered mythical
person evolved" from the brain ut Mr.. Shil'
labcr but her countcrparts are often found
in real life. One of these ladies was over
heard at an evening assembly speaking in
high praise of pretty girl just passing.
"Why, she Is perfect paragram of young
lady"
II think you mean parallclogram, do you
mott" suggested the waggish gentlemaR ad-
dressed.
81 Mjd parallellogram, Mr.. - exclaimed
the lady, with combination of dignity and
indignation impossible 10 describe
ado you intend to mosticate your house :"
inquired Western lady of friend of mine
who was building He was critical, cul-
tured New EnglaRder, rs exact as witty.
What drOll look came over his face, as he
answered:
MY wife says eat like an anaconda, and
am blessed with the digestion of an os.
trich; but really, madam, don't think l
could manage my three.story brick
A lady visiting Washington for the first
time sent word to friends at home that she
was dreadfully Disappointed she meant to
have got an Indian Bureau for Jennie's room,
bnt there weren't any to be had; and that she
was so busy shampooing young lady from
one place to another that she had no time to
write letters.
A rather old girl (who had been lured to
California by the cheering information that
she was sure to marry there laid siege to
a wealthy widower, who at first showed signs
Of succumbing, but finally resisted the at
tack. AS usual with women who are feeling
intensely disappointed, she "didnt care no,
not one Bit" And she exclaimed, half sob
blng to bosom friend, "Why, wouldn't be
hired to marry him, hateful old thing!
wouldn't take him, not if he was perfect
Venus!" AS money was his chief charm,
we supposed she meant Crnsus.
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BUDGET OF FUN.


fe entered hardware store on woodward
enue about ten o'clock Saturday morning,
II, taking a seat by the stove he becKoned
the proprietor and said:
Sit down hcre-l want to speak with you. "
He was man who looked sad from The
,wn of his hat 10 the toes of his boots.
ere were deep care-lines on his face, his
tered ovcrcoat was drawn in at the waist
q vide leather belt.
Can we do anything for you to'day:'
led the merchant as he sat down.
The sad man slowly wiped his nose, slow
burned around, and slowly replied
Sir, it makes me feel sad when reflect that
have all got to dep
fYes-um," replied the merchant,
Christopher Columbus is dead!' contin-
1 the sad man, and who feels bad about
who sheds tear over his loss? He Is
ne and we shall never see him more! You
must sooner or later follow him and
world will so just the same. -,
Then you don't want anything today!
erred the merchant after Il painful pause
And King James is dead" exclaimed the
l man, wiping his nose again. us any
" weeping over his loss? Don't folks
and laf, aud don't the world go on just
same. Sir, it may not be a week before
b and | will be called upon to rest from the
crs of this life. Doesn't it make you feel
when you think of it.
sOt course. we've got to die replied the
reliant as he tossed stray nail over the
htpennys.
ANDREW Jackson is dead" continued the
man, tear falling on his hand.
Yes, Andrew has been gathered, and q
l., Wora
acquainted with him."
believe not" was the answer.
Well, he was fine man, and many a
hit have laid awake and cried to think
would be seen among us no more forever.
t, do you hear any waillng and sobbing ?
es anybody seem to care cent whether
drew Jackson is dead or living? You or
nay be the next to go, and the world will
Rve on just the same as If we had never
ed"
fThe world can't, of course, stop for the
kth Of one man, no matter how great," said
merchant.
+That's what makes me sad--that's why |
ep these tears" answered the man, wiring
his long, peaked nose with vigorous
EFF. civilian Penn is also dead. Once in
{reat while hear some one express sor-
y, but as general thing the world has for
item William with the rest. Don't it make
! feel sad when you reflect that you VIII
yer see him again? Don't you feel like
ling when you think lie has gone from
long u.s."
| | never have time to think Of these things
wered the merchant fondling the coal
We shaker.
And Shakespeare's gone, too" exclaimed
man. his chin quivering with agitation.
e may sigh, and sigh, and sigh, and wish,
d wish, AMI wish, but poor Shaky will
yer be seen moving with us again! They
Ne laid him to sleep his long sleep, and a
ght lamp has been eXtinguished forever >
well, did you want anything in the line OF
Fdwareg" asked the merchant, as he rose
tCan you speak of hardware to me at such
tme as .thisg' exclaimed the sad man
moving my sad feelings, seeing these
re-, and listening to my broken voice, can
have the heart to try and force hardware
on me-"
The merchant went over to his desk aud
sad man wrung his nose again and went
3.-DetrOn Free Press.
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DXECyI"rOIx,s SALE OF REAL

Tx EC'l"TOR'S SALE de, REAL
II ESTATE.By virtue of an order and decree OF the
tton Of the undersigned BENJAMIN NJ Boyle Executor OF
the last will and testament Patrick Hargan, deceased
for leave sell the real estate OF said 1T
term OF said court to w.t. on the fifteenth day OF
May 1875 SHALL Saturday, the twelfth day OF june
next two O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day sell a:
public sale premises below described In said county
The real estate described as follows 10 wit: The east half
the quarter OF the southwest quarter OF sec
ton sixteen In township thirty NORTH n range tour
quarter the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
and the south two and 81 O in the north halt Of the
west half of III. halt OF the southeas. quarter 10 said
SIXTEEN of the township and range being
in All about thirty and 100 acresn La Sale county,
illinois, on the following TERMS to wit: Onehalf cash In
hand ON day sale balance In six months from date
of said sale with Interest per cent per he
above premises viii be sold subject to the widows dover
herein) The purchaser to 1--WE approved security and
mortgage on the premises sod the payment OF
the balance OF the purchase money
Dated this seventeenth day of Nav A. ID. 1910.
Il. NJ. BOYLE,
Executor Of the Last W III and Testament Of
Patrick HarrSsn deceased.
NICHOLSON g. SNOW, Attorneys. maya2-Sw
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rUAKDIA Ms NxDIICE.-Noticei Is here
" by given TO all persons whom 10 may concern, That
the undersigned, William RaJnor OF Franklin In tne
county Merrmack and state OF New Hampshire, guar
dian OF Anna Raynor. Alfred Raynor John Raynor Eliza
betn Raynor George kaynor Joseph RaNnoL and Martha
Raynor will make application to the Circuit court
OF La Sale county and stale OF Illinois, at regular term
thereof be held she Court House In the city 81 Ottawa
in said county, the hrs Monday Of June AID $50 being
the seventh day thereof order and decree said court
directing said guardian to sell the following real es
belonging to said minors or as uch thereot ~ sa
said Court to the interest Of said MINORS situated
In the county of La sale and state OF Illinois TO wit
The east half OF the northeast quarter OF section four IN
township Is north and range east oil me thTu principal
mertdian --.,
Also that portion the southeast onal quarter north
OF the Indian boundary line OF section 81, 10 township "
north and range the 30 principal meridian described
three links north of point Indian boundary line Ave
chains OF the east line OF said southeast rscuohs
running thence north three chains ana
links to the west line OF sald lrac
onal quarters ion, thence south along the west lne OF
said ona quarter three en- Ans ana thiryiour
links, thence east to the place OF begfnnng; .
Also the west ten acres oil tie north hall o tne hort
west Quarter OF section IN township 81 north and range
| OF the ID principal meridian; ~,
Also tract OF land described ms follows to wit: Cont
AT the southeast Of section 49, Ia township
81 north range east OF tie Sd principal meridian
thence west the south line IT said township twenty
southwest OF the southeast quarter OF
ton thence north sixteen chains and ninety nkso
ary and eight inks thence south on the
section line seventeen chains and twenty-five links To the
place OF beginning
Fer the support and education said minors and for the
purpose OF investing such Of the proceeds OF said sale as
shall not immediately requisite Tor said support and ed
ucaon in other real estate or OF othsrsss inyestng tue
same. WILLIAM Raj oh.
NAV gth iS.i-iw Guardian OF said Minors.
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LHSI
Patrick Harrigsn, deceased.
NICHOLSON & SNOW, ATTORNEYS. maya2-S

EINAlI SFsT,TLE f NJ r. ~ T.--EsrATR OF
Il CATHERINE HERMAN, DHCD.-Sotice Is hereby given
all persons interested In said estate that Peter Holman,
Administrator OF OF said Catherine Holman. de-
will appear before the County Court OF the county
OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, AT the County Court House
Ottawa In said county Monday the twenty first day
June 1873 Tor the purpose CT rendering an account
his proceedings In the adminstat IN OF sad estate Tor
the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 10Th day of NAV 1875.
Pc rR HElMAN,
ATTEST: n. A. MCC ALEB, Administrator.
CLERK County Court, La sale Co., IL. msy22i1
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HAVING N Eye To BUsINEss-A young
ster who had had several teeth extracted was
comfor,ed by the dentist with the assurance
that they would come again. With an eye to
the immediate future, little Johnny inquired,
"Will they come again before dinner"
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An Orphan.

AN orphan boy" announced Bijah, as he
handed out Timothy Drunmond.
Tim had fearful eye, u bloody shirtfront,
and his short hair stuck up like many wires.
One coattail was absent, and there was look
to the man as if an elephant had played with
him in a lanyard for half day.
Where do ypu belong" inquired the
Court
"Tlejo," was the gruf reply.
What are you doing up here"
Looking for my brother"
Have you found him.
"No EUR"
We'll, sir" continued the Court, AS he
looked into the apple drawer to see if it con-
tanned anything, II am your brother-your
long-lost brother. | have the strawberry
mark on my LETT arm, and ] now begin to see
some familiar lines in your face. [ have
been greatly concerned about your pecunlary
prospects, and I've Just made arrangements
with a man to board you for three months.
Go in and sit down on the Saw.horse until my
landaulet arrives"
Am | sent up
The same.
Blast yer old phiz fol that" exclaimed the
prisoner and he muttered so that HIS Honor
did not hear: "Wait till | catch you IN Tie
l. o"'-D.troh Free :'ress
An unmarried couple presented themselves
before the grand jury, last week and com
pInincd rs follows: I'VE saw DR. steal.
II corpse. We we're out in the graveyard at
ter dark, and saw him come and carry away
a'mcthing heavy IN his arms. 1t rescmbled
\ corpse, and therefore We come to you 10 ask
YOU what our duty in the matter is
said one OF the jurymcn: 1T was alter
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\ widow, being cautioned by her minister
for flirting, said she knew it was wrong tor
maidens andiwives to fllrt, but the Bible was
her authority. Ii said widow 3 mite" She
was flirting awiully at last accounts.
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ININ Al - ET',TlE;M ICNI.--EsrATR or
Il JACOB GEHRBEE, DEC'D.-Notice IL hereby given Ia
all persons interested in said estate that Phillip Gehe Der
Administrator of the estate of said Jacob Geheber de-
ceased will appear before the County Court OF the county
OF La Sale AID OF illinois, at the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county on Monday, the twenty first
day OF June A. 1915; the purpose oil rendering an ac
OF his oceedngs In the administration Of sad es
tate for the final settlement. -
PHILLIP GEHEBER.
ATTEST: H. A. McCALEB. Administrator
Clerk Couaty Court, La Sale Co.. Ill. may2e-iw
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His BELGEF.-A gentleman wishing to
discover The religion of an Irish guide, in
quired, Paddy, what's your belief" To
which Paddy replied, "Wisha, then, your
honor. but I'm at my landladys belle"
What, that, Paddy "Wisha, and III tell
yoa owe her five halfyear'S rent, and she
believes that III never pay her, and that ;
nv belief too
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MOTTO E. -ksTATHo or NATHAN HARDY. DECHtsED
y Notice IL hereby given That the undersigned. Admin
srarx the estate Nathan Hardy lae of the county
La Sale and of Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County Court said county the third Monday be
lnE the 2ls day) OF June 1875, the Court House In
ottawa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are notified to attend
and present the same In writing for Adjustment.
Dated this sd day 81 May 4. u $50. 800, ,,.,,
EMELINE HARDY.
NAYS Administrative,
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INK Es'IlT'ORsS' - T.; OF BANK STOCK
II There will he exposed TO public sale on saturday the
18th day OF June s,5. ~ The south door OF the County
Court House in Ottawa La Sale county Illinois, Thirty
Shares oil the Capital Stock OF the First National Bank OF
Ottawa III being the property OF Robert Finley, late OF
Fayette county, Pennsylvania, deceased. Sale to com
at O'Clock NJ Of said day when the terms VIII be
made known. EBENEIEk F!NLhl,
THOMAS FINLEY,
May 2!-iw' Executors OF Robert Finley, deceased
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HE lNQUIsITIyE BoY-A pale man with
long hair got into the car 1t was cold
day, and the seat near the stove was occupied
by man and an inquisitivc-lOoklng boy.
The pale man backed up to the stove. and
casually remarked
Man run over just now"
The inquisitive-loOklng boy Sprang to his
feet, and rus he'd ont Of the car like u maniac.
The pale man settled down in the vacated
seat, and explained:
"ie run over the track. ahead of the en-
CINE. lie wasn't struck"
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1t will take 1900 yards Of pillow-ease
linen and $50 yards OF damask table-hnen
TO supply the wants Of the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco.
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Lamp anu Htd"'
The lam is Juvenile sheep.
They are born about the fust ov March, and
knny ov them die az soon az green peas
N.
Lam and green peas are good, but not good
lam.
[.ams are innosent as shrimps-thcy won't
Eht, nor skratch, nor talk sassy.
rhey don't kno much, only to skip, turn
nmersets on the grass, xix up their heels,
tag, plague their mothers, and have phun
herally.
/ luv the lam, even luz them after they
cum mutton, luv lams ov all kinds, had
Their hav one lam than VOLTS. This may
like oddness in me, but it IL my senti-
Fnts emmy how.
Mary had little lam. wish had a 1T
lam, and if had II gud deal of lam il
buldn't discourage me.
When lam gifts thrO being lana, they
me iately bekum sheep. Tin, takes all
! sentiment out ov them.
There amt much poetry in mutton.
Sheep are m,ttons.
Mutton is sometimes prekarious.
When youth I'D innosencc ov emmy kind
be old il lOcZ most ov It's lamness.
This fakt is ',., wellknoTn tew require an
edavid.
The lam Is an e-tikle oy trade as we'll a
et--they ar" NJ th from four TO 10 dollars,
lSordng to nr way things am.
II liz strange ',,at so much innOsenCc a. the
b. IL possessed ov should be for sale.
It IL jiSs so VITA mos; all the innoSence
d purity in this world-it i too often
bught to the s.ambleS.
The femail lam is the dearest little pack
a 4 1,l,, In :. l..
The temail lam i nj pride and hope. |
the hull entire consregashlon ov them.
The lam from childhood is kivvercd with a
Fl coating called wool, from which cloth is
id tew be made, and also from which yarn
said to be spun
There IL great deal of warm spun in this
brld that has no wood in i,--these yarns are
lied phibs
Phlbs are not konsldered teroshuS.
A phib is lie painted in water coiors.
There has been more phibs ia market since
nth.
Phibs are often ingenious, sometimes quite
city, but are allus dan ferrous.
Phibs are sometimes CRATE deal more
audible than the truth
Look out for them
Phibbers hav been known 10 become ilavs,
et as hot lemonade drinkers. with little
brit wine in il, jest for eflekt, have been
bown tew becUm our most reliable whiskey-
tinkers-JoSE BtEiags
-
THAT ar patch Of ground's mem !blc,'
id an Omaha mar, pointing TO a grave all
itself outside the town. Il -ecl[in You'll
how that, stranger, when you see il ag'in.
be ockipant of that was the turst man Hor
IS Greeley ever told 10 cit west-likewfse
was hung for stealin' a iHewl."
When two Pike County men are about TO
axe mule trade, the first question BY the
.ould-be purchaser is:
"What's his record:
Seller replies: Three nis=ers and couple
ozen dashboaTdS.
"Here your money" and the new owner
ads his property off.-SGrdrHdh AdrertiseT.
A Washington Territory mar, with sick
life and plenty of money, was Informed by
lady in attendance that the household
pur-ssck was empty He pondered mo-
lent, and then said that as he did not be
eve his wife could live till morning, and
she died he would break up house-keep-
BE- Immediately. II was not worth while 10
huanasr seven bits on sack Of fiour
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I)UBI.IC NOTICE Is hereby given. that a
meeting OF the soc khoders OF the Chicago, Rockford
and Northern Railroad Company will be held ut the public
Office OF said conpsny-kOOm II, lfa Michigan Avenue,
Chicago nos-on the 10Th day Of June A. u. 1879 at the
hour of one O'Clock of said day. TO vOt" upon the
question borrowing the sum Of two hundred and ni
thousand dollars be secured by first mortgage and the
sum oil one and hy thousand dollars, to be
cprel by second mortgage upon corrorAtc property and
franchises of said company. and issuing ana dspostng ol
bonds for the amount 40 borrowed.
Dated at Chicago, H. This 9th DAY 81 April A. n 1919.
BENJAMIN 7. LEWIS,
Nav /. secretary Of said tomnHny.
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A Washington Territory mar, with sick
| life and plenty of money, was informed by
lady in attendance that the household
|our-ssck was empty. He pondered mo-
lent, and then said that as he did not be
|eve his wife could live till morning, and
she died he would break up house-keep-
be- Immediately. It was not worth while TO
huanGsr seven bits on a sack Of iour.
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When two Pike County men are about to
lake mule trade, the first question by the
|ouldbe purchaser is
|"What's his record
Seller replies Three nis-ers and couple
ozen dashboardS."
|"Here' your money" and the new owner
ads his property off.-SGcdrHah AdrertiseT.
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|"That ar patch ofground's mem Iiblc,
lid an Omaha mar, pointing 10 grave all
itself outside the town, Il -echin you'll
bow that, stranger, when you see it ag'in.
he ockipant of thatwdS the turst man IIor.
IS Greeley ever told TO sit west-likewise
} was hung for stealth lHewi"
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1NTER.AEnAT10NBHn IN POLYaAMY. -
One Of thscbeaatiss of tho polygamous
-system IL shown by q statements that
within o stones throw OF o prominent
church In Salt Lake 10 the residence OF
an aged Mofmon, who is the husband
OF woman and her two daughters.
Thus hisn hrst wife 10 his mother-in.
law. his step daughters are his wives,
his son by bis hrSt wife Is half.brother
20 HE other wives. and Q sort Of uncle
to his other children, aud you. can
study it out further. ii you want to.
From carefolly prepared tables In
the New York BnUesin, ID .isesms that
the amount Of dividends TO be paid
ont during the month OF January, in
that city, from Govsrnment, State,
railroad and other corporations, will
amount to oter $51, 600. 600 IN our
fcncy. 'xTo this may probably be
added $iO, ,000, \ 900 or BIC, Doc. 900 more
In securities, which are not readily
trAceable. eI''!ia r. fe4iss ~
BsDiamin franklin occasionally
stumhled upon. the truth. He said: i:
"The eyes Of other people are the
eyes that ftin u.s. II oil but myself
were blind. ], should neither want q
dne house nos dne. fsFnitura."
The sum OF $40 has been lying ON q
table In. Alton, y. H., Tor nearly two
years. ~ .uaR tried 70 make legal
tender oi,the ANN e John W. Ourrier,
hnt he Esfssed ~ and II has been left
on the table ever since.
Ono rsason why Wiscoasin hired
Rirla got foar dollars per week. is be-
cause they have 70 &d sdnwn stairs to
investigate strange noises. while the
man Of tha house, Aakes. up position
under the bad r.t
( No..' Of monks Of St. Bernard
are asthmasic. ;
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and Dwellings,, Patent RailipHs for Gardens
and Cemeteries, Iron Settees and Arbor
Chatrs;. also. Bras, Castings of al kinds,
Bells for Churches. Schools. Workshops,
GO. guarantee al my work frat claes and
eqIsi sc ssy esor.h 0. South.
Worksatfoot OF. Lady street end near TO
South Carolina and Greenville d Oolambis
Rstltoad Companies Depots. Nov ia
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CONGAREE IRON WOkKS
CotUnaIA, 9. C..s,e, x, 8 sss;I q.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

MANURAOT0.
RBR OF F6TGAN
ENGINES, SAW
AGOt G2 laN
MILLS, 61N
'0ehring,snG al
kinds OF Iron
Caatin9s for Ma
ohinsN and o.
namensA.6sae..
Sr ~A RA~ "-I
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMRNT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENY,
STATE TREAsUREh's Ortfcx, sff:: 4:
COLUMBIA. December 18f ie1lal
Il Bonds OF the State Of South OsrolinS;
due January l. 1873, will be paid &c 9Asf
date on presentation at the Treasury, and
at the South Carolina Bank and 1fn6S 0041.i
pany, Columbia g. o., and sisa ne
and the National Park Sank. New fofk. y
The Coupons due July !, ;577.., 81 90 ~ ~
so!idationB6nds. issued in exchsDge nor
old bonds, willjbe paid dwheneverpSosakteSa
at any Of The above mentioned places -
Tho Coupons OF the Consolidate Bonds
due Janusfy'1 and July 1, 1875, sfo fSceiv.
abIo for taxes. +. l.. OARDOzO. 5sf,2
Dec 20 ..p .Treasufer6 g. ., "a