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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

In. Jrp J. PENNY has become sole pro-
prietor Of the johnson County Journal.
"ln the future as In the past" says
Penny, "the JoWnal will contribute Its
mite towards the advancement Of the 10.
tsrests Of the Republican party" john
son county Is o Granger county and Mr.
Penny will flnd II difficult task to sus-
tain himself; but, being prejudiccd
against the toilers Of the farm, the editor
OF the Jsxrnai must, a. in duty bound,
exhibit to the world the political sins Of
the hayseeders. lie Is Penny wise and
pound foolish,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
rvR GOVERNOR.


John l.. Bcvcridge--a second tcrn,er.
Shelby NJ. Cullom--his opponent.
Archibald Clcpn--,be lieutenant gov
,rnor.
General Anderson The Granger.
Willard C. Flagg, do.
General Fsrn.worth--latc Liberal Re.
publican.
Colonel Bill Morrison. chairman OF the
of ways and Means. and
brother Of Colonel Don. Morrison.
Tom Casey, Of Mt. Vernon.
William Brown, OF Jacksonville.
John Adams, OF Freeport.
John y. Hawlcy, OF Rock I,land.
r. J. Dcrrickson, OF Chicago.
{. u. Farwell, OF Chicsgo.
Judge c. l.. Hisbee.
John II. Oberly, Of Cairo.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
,. y. Cummings, Of Fulton county.
Jane. N. washburn, OF williamson.
Il. I. Burke, Of Macoupin.
John Landrigsn, OF Edwards.
A. VI. Jones, OF Joe Davies.
Patrick Sanford, Of Knox.
g. 81. Ferrili, OF Hardin.
j. {. Sheldon. Of Champaign.
John II. Oberly, Cairo.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Colonel George ). Harlow, the presen,
incumbent, can doubtless get it il hs
wants it, and he will want IL.
Sam Jack, Granger Of Decatur, would
also like TO have ii.
John II. Obcrly, Cairo.
STATE TREASURER.
Ed. Rutz, ex-Statc Treasurer. o: 81
Clair.
James G. English, OF Danville.
II. c. Hamburger, supreme court clerk
John Cunningham, Of Marion county
DR.. Blulhardt, Of Cook. the German
candidate.
John II. O5erly, Cairo.
ATToRSEY GENERAL.
Jas. X. Edssll. the present incumbent
K. Callahan. OF Crawford.
c. Is. Steele, Of NATION.
Eugene Garfield. OF Kane.
]. n. Moore, OF Quincy.
X. NJ. Mckinley, Of Edgar.
Frank foungblood, Of Williamson.
+. T.. Albright, of Murphy.boro.
John II. Oberly, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
POSSIBLE CANDIDATES.

W. did not see i, in the Times, bu; a
number Of Our exchanges have informed
us, that "a correspondent of the Chicago
TINES giye- the following list OF possible
candidates for state Offices the coming
Autumn The joke is on ~. We arc
not candidate for any Office. ani do not
even attend to our own, bat here is a fc-
low who rune lis for all the office. in tho
gilt of the people of the state. Tho sar-
'sstic wretch deserve, more punishment
han We dare 10 inflr' upon him. Here
: his li-t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
M. +. N. PICKETT Il going

M. +. N. PICKETT Is going Into the
newspsper business at Shawneetown.
a. has purchased Mr.. Joel q. Morgan's
0ssefss. Mr.. Pickett Is an able newspa-
Dsr man and will make the 0aset,e o very
Welcome visitor to its subscribers. In
h,s new Geld Of labor We wish Mr.. Pick.
ct ssoces, AID are sure he will find at
biz uew home people Of big hearts and
great public spirit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

Injurie. 10 Man or Beast,
Fails, Bfuir.B
strains. spraius, ,ontu.
sions, DI-iOcatious.
Fractures. uts, I.ncera
tel or incised Wounds
~We,isnSs, Hurn-, scslds,
PONDS !: d: q: !: !:
sunDurn-.
Auu~s o. bleeding Lungs. oI
X h~d1H splitting Blood
UuM Nose Bleed and Bleed
FHNn n ing uurnr tr teeth
VII SOW.tsws "t B,"O'i ami
Z VIZ Bloody discharges.
Piles - il-eiing tiles.
Blind Piles. uBinliihle }
CssDtssRrtse.I arsch-, Nru-
nslgia, swelled Ease.
EATR A(V WheusbnttssSs. Khpumu
LA NAhNA TIC swelling or Soreness,
Stsutess or Soreness,
Lumlago, Lame Back.
sore I"r"nt or Quinsy,
lnnuined Tonsils.
| Dipthcrin. BrOnchi-
I lis. Asthma.
Snre OF Iniiamed Eye or
Eye-lid.
Catnrrh. i.eucorrhea,
Diarrbea. Dysen,ery.
[ >"rc Nipples, Unnamed
Breast
INA Painful or too PrOtnse
PEOPLES vii" a.. i; :Ss g }s;,a4. DIS
Kidney Complaint.
REMEOV Gravel aud sraaglry.
nC"GOS Claliugs and Excoria-
/ tons of Infants. or
ron Adults
VHricOse Veins, En-
EXTERNAL iarged "r lnnarnei Veins
In IuUNe Ulcers. Old sOre-, Inter
| o nal ulcerations
~" ItOt1s. Carbunc.s, Tu-
x~x~--.v mors, Hot swellings.
! INIEhNAL tOrhs and Buniuns, Chat
! ell or Sore Feet.
-c- thalDgs. Harness or sal
USE, die calls
felOn or Whitlow, Frost
cd limbs or Parts.
! Mosquito Bitrs. ins,ci
Stingr, Chnpped Iiande.
I PONDS EXTRACT IL Tor sale by all ftrst-
Glass Druggists. AMI tecoInine. ided by
all Druggists, Ply sicians, and every
body who hRs ever used IL.
! ranphtet containing History and Uses mail.
al free on application, ii not found at your
/ Druggists
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
New York aUd London.
il3-5-l3-ily
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
yo1N 4. oDEHLY, Editor.

THs Scientific American nolninatcs
Esds. the bridge,jetty man, for tho pres
ilsucy. A. . bridgc-builier anda jetty
constructor, Captain Eads is great suo-
cess. and might be al excellent presi-
dent, but nc will not, probably, have the
opportunity to prove this. The people
have their eyes turned away from Eads,
and are looking at Hendricks and Blaine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

mayor Of 81. Louis, and employed h!s
hands. in many other ways to rake out
Of the fire its chcstnuts.
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GOOD NEWS E SM0KERS!'


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FOR

"IiyI. mrIwlll sryak OF ,xcell,u, ,hinFs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
JAMES w, DUNCAN,


STATI. OF IIis1 NolS, "a sALLk'w, ~
- IN the Circuit count thereof 70 oci0'eT I"" ''''-
Michael Eaton ~ Julia Costello, dow. and ADMINISTERS
ri, OF the Estate OF Thomas Costello, deceased ihonas
Costello Julia Costello Melissa Costello J3nn "
telo A. Edward Costello, Charles Costello, Nlulanl
costello Francis Costello stephen a. Costello, Joseph
Cpteilo aud Lucy Costello, D., a., .,,o s., o.,
enpeaTing from an affidavit hte In the "Mcc OF the
clark Of said court said defendants. Thomas W 10
tro Julia Costello Melissa Costello A. Edward Loste;o
CHARLES Costello william j. Costello, Francl- Cos'sio
stephen A. Costello. Joseph a. costello ana Lucy N .os
tpo are NOT residents OF said state ana shd cpuaah
hsyinc filed his bill complaint In aid court on we G.h
cey eide thereof on the 2th dsy O AuZnNt A. - 'e
In and summons having been Issued ihee'H a'Ioi u'-
tOlaw: .- III t.t,,g,-,s
Tomas W Costello Julia Costello, Mel'sa psttlo, a
FlwArd Costello, Charles Costello, william j. to-t.iio
FAncs Costello stephen 4. Costello Joseph n 'nHle'
ard Lucy NJ Costello that unless you ana ca OF you p
s1ay BE- and appear before said court al said term
10 be held al the Court House IN ottawa 10 d county
tis second Monday Of October next A. d 't' 'Nheh ~
,lere said summons Il retnrnable1 Ard ltNl aus
mar or except said blu the same viii y" thnea 'l C
ie,sed against YOU and the matters ana ili = 'Ie
P"SeN 'o' "'''''" GifAEEES II. UOOE. clerk
IaxEs W DUNc,S, Solicitor. AuI-''"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
FARM AND GARDEN.

The Potato Bug--A Suggestion--Sun-fiower
Since the appearance of this pest IN our
midst 7 have carefully watched my vines and
studied the nature and habits OF this loath
some creature, with considerable degree OF
interest | commenced my labors by closely
scrutinizing the vines and destroying every
bug could find. Next looked for the vel
low eggs, which were crushed as soon as
formed. In spite, however, OF my vigilance,
some escaped my observation, and In little
while the disgusting slug made his appear
ance, eating the leaves in ravenous manner.
The Young bug pursued with treless ener.
gy, until think | have destroyed all on my
vines. Had the piece of ground under cult.
walton, however, been large, the lax upon
time and patience would have been more
than had the ability personally to meet
Farmers with broad acres devoted to the po-
tato crop could not successfully meet this foe
to his labors IN the way have done A re,
sort 10 Paris green would have been neces'
Sary, which involves considerable time, eA,
pense and trouble. Now, hand picking ana
Paris green seem to be the principal rene
dies, and but few are willing to adopt tnem'
the former being a needless process, ana inc
latter somewhat expensive, and dangerous u
health as we'll.
think have found cheaper and better
remedy, or rather preventive, and preventive
is better than cure always. In portion OF
my grounds the sunflower grows vigorously,
and leave some of the stalks standing, per-
maps in defence to an idea prevalent among
some people that the sunflower keeps on var
ious forms of fever. Now | have not found
potato bug in any stage of development with
in twelve or fifteen feet of sunfower. This
is singular fact, and it has lead me to sup.
pose that a suntlower growing in every third
or fourth hill of potatoes would prevent the
beetle from entering the premises devoted to
this essential and very valuable crop to the
farmer. make this suggestion from obser-
vatlons on my own grounds, and would re:
commend others to note the same thing. II
the observation and experience of Others shall
confirm the statements here made, the dis
covery will prove of immense value to far
mers. The remedy, or rather the preventive.
is comparatively of little cost and trouble, and
may save us from the ravages OF a pest that
has been seriously troublesome in the west
say try it, and see your experience confirms
my own Reddick, in Mirror and Farmer]
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
GEO. s. ELDREDGE,

crATE OE'ILLtNOIS. Ia sALIECo..ss.
- In me TIrtX Court thereof, 10 OttObtT Term $50
In IhdHCerV. ,,,,,,,--. n Dro,r
Maurice BreeR Calvin ID: Palmer, William d. "reen'
Peter A Palmer and Nelson Palmer. =, Ar, -, 49,
II appearing from affidavit on le in the oce 0, me
clerk az said court that said defendants. Peter rainier
and Nelson Palmer not residents Of SAID state Ah
aid having led his amended bill Of conpiaht
N said cnnrt the chancery thereof on the IN day
Of August d. 1876 herein and summons having been Is
sued thereon ordiIg TO law ,,,,.,., po,ar
A. Palmer Nelson Palmer that unless yon shs pe,so
Ia BE- held at the House In Ottawa In SAID county
The second Monday of october next, 1870 WHEN anu
where aid summons returnabel and plead answer ue
muir or except 70 said b the same will De taken tot con
fessed against you and me matters anu Nlns' '
prayed Tor decreed accordingly 49,, . ,,oo,, ,,..,.
g. = EIpREpgY Solicitor. aVglS'"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
AIonrGAHN sALE.-whereas laines 3

MonTAaH stL t.s y Ere ssI,ss n
Lots seven and eight and the Ts ha q Lot ave-
ottawa County, e Illinois ALSO ali right when ssd
Colweli had from me cit Of ,e aIsa
out since by the council OF said city
also all the right acquired by ordinance from the ely OF
~ said odE % wa:
the Of said % ns
dollars each and one draft OF two thousand dollars, given
BY deed cpss To oS ss
further provided and agreed that deiau bs made IN .s
the same 81 due the
OF principal and interest secured IN thus mortgage shall
usf ssS sas
gage may be TO pay tne same Dy e
traitors or assigns or the said party OF the sec3na part
wa Twenty days before he day such .aIe sell &c
said party the heirs and assign; ,ase1 =
the a1ss at M sas Gy &c
said notice and make execute and deliver to The The pTT our
deed Or dee 1871 psy M so sa
ses ncurrcd advertising and selling said premises Also
his heirs or assigns office Of the said party OF the
Tor record IN the office OF La Sale county M
day Of A @ an TaS da
is hereby made TOR statement OF the terms OF saia
And whereas on the 22d day of April 1875 there re-
mained unpaid OF the notes mentioned in said mortgage
one note listed April I'D 1871 PAYABLE four years after
date with Interest the rate of eight per cent per annu
for the thousand dollars one note OF the same
date for dollars AT cent interest,"
Ave years after date and note of the same ana
date hearing the same rate of interest payable six years
after date; the interest said notes being payable
And whereas default Eade in the payment OF the
principal said note which was dne four yea after
date and Of one year; interest upon each OF sad
which was due April 22d 1906; - go
And whereas the said Joseph o. Glover has elected to
and declare each said notes Immediately due
and payable rs by Of said mortgage deed be bad
Notice is hereby given that the 18th day of September
D. 1876 atten O'Clock n. VIII sell he above described
AT public auction at the south door OF the Court
Uonse IN the city OF Aforesaid, TO the highest ana
hest bidder for said ae to be made under the power
the said mortgage and In accordance win INC
''' ms '"' JOSEPH o. GLOVER.
Auo - Iss. Mortgage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
GEO. W. w. BLAKE,

cI-A,rEOfr ILIINOIS. Ia SALE Cos
- In me circuit Court thereof, 10 OcOL,I Term A D. $50
In ChTHCstV. 49,, , 49, r..
EIilal,.th Carney rs John Carney-BN FOR DlrOToe. ,
n nnnearng from an affidavit file IN the once OF Ihs
clerk OF said court that said defendant ohn arhey NJ
resident OF said state and said mplaiRant having nu
her bill Of complaint In sad court, on me ehshesY ~,
thereof on the h day of August ID ls6 herein anu sum
mon having been issued IN. reon according 10 lRW'
Notice therefore, hereby given To said deiendaht Ju
Carney that unless you shall personally be ana appear w
tore said court said term thereof 10 De h'ld he
House Ottawa, in said county on the second Mouy
turnable and plead demur or except 20 s' o
came Will be taken tor confessed against you, ana w
~ CHARLES II. HOOK. ClerS
GEo. W. W. BLAME. Solicitor. ausI--fN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
ER9al.
BUSHNELL & GILMAN,


STATF OF I'LL y ol-'. IA eALLENo.1I,ssss'
- IN The Circuit court Herv2f to pfoof Term 1870
In Ca0Hccly .,., . o,,, ., ,bo
William Y worsev Admini' TRAITOR, win cory Oh 'mc
will annexed of the Estate o. Ro,snnnh lpoi ,
Albert God ard Daniel Gillet Dennis Iileu Sauei
Gett Simeon H. Gett LENA Dewey A sca ooIey
/ ee S Cooley Austin Goddard and Harry GODDARD. 49,,
It appearing affidavit on NE IN le Gie err
clerk OF said court that i'd defendants Danie o. Ees
Dennis T. Gllet Simeon i. Glllet Anon 0ooes, Ssas a
Fisher. Bnrdet Cooley. Ruth Cooley r;sce ssid
Harry Goddard are not residents o salu STATE anu sa
comp,a nan svng tled hi, bin OF ~ sara Goqf.
IN the chancery side eoi the Gay o aususo A.
ls,6 herein and summons having been issued lhereoh
according to law. . 81, ao,,,a.r,s
Notice. therefore is hereby gvnu to said deiSnuan.s
Daniel s. Giett Dennis I. Gilet. Simeon - ulttt, Az
mon Cooley, Sarah Fisher Burdet Cooley, hun oooeH
Grace Cosley and Harry Goddard. that unless ypu
each OF you personally be and appear before sau ~,
said term thereof 10 be held At the eourt
tswa in said county the second MONDAY OF oo,oou
next A. d. 1876 when and where said summons IN IN
ae) and Plead answer demur or except 10 saa vii
same Will taken tor confessed against you ana inv NAV
tcrs and things therein prayed for decreed
BUSHNELL GILMAN, Solicitors, anglsi w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

RASPBERRY JAM.-Weigh the fruit und and
three-auarters Of the weight of sugar; put the
former into a preserving pan, boil, and break
IL; STIR constantly aud let it boil very quick
ly; when the juice has boiled an hour add the
sugar and simmer half an hour. In this way
the Jam is superior in color and flavor 10 that
which is made by putting the sugar in first.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
/. q GRQlKER.

AVOJneV lar. WeIdOfu, I'm.
CTA,TE. OF IIlIl NOI-, LA SALLEC Co.'S.
In he circuit Cont ereQJ 10 OCTOBER I,1n A. d. 1876
In CndncrB. =, ,
FrederlCK Bormann Us. Amalis Bormann.
II anneanr from an affidavit file In the office OF the
clerk OF said Court that said defendant Amaa Bormann
ia not resident OF said state and said complainant having
filed His b of complaint in sad court the chancey side
thereof on the 18th day OF August A. D. 1876 herein snd
Notce therefore hereby given TO said defendant ANA
lin Bormann that youshali personally be and appear
cour at said term thereof be held at the Court
House in Ottawa In said county the second Monday OF
October next, D. 1876 twhen and where sala suWmons
I'M The viii be confessed against you and the
" ~ CHARLES ii. HOOK, Clerk.
7 u CRooK mr. Solicitor. aHgl2Iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
Something Worth knowing.

Every little while we read of some one who
has stuck rusty nail in his foot or some 9th.
or part of his person, and lock jaw has result
ed therefrom. All such wounds can be cured
without any fatal consequences following
them. The remedy is simple. 1t Is only TO
smoke such wounds, or any wound or bruse
that is inflamed, with burning wool or wooden
cloth. Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool
will take the pain out of the worst case of in.
flamnation arising from any wound we ever
saw.-CinciHndti Enquirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
How to Put up Pickles.

AS the season is now at hand when every
housekeeper is about putting up'' the years
supply of pickles, ETC., of which apure, strong
and palatable vinegar forms the most essen
tial part, some of our readers may be at loss
TO know what kind of vinegar to use and ask
for, that will insure a good result, for thrift
ty house wife as to find on opening her pickle
tar, that instead of the firm, crisp and refresh
lus pickle, so much desired and looked for.
ward TO, she has for all her trouble time and
money simply mass of soft, tastcless and In
.sipid rubbish, that has been rendered so by
the use of vinegar lacking proper strength or
containing all sorts of mineral acids and de-
leterious substances To avoid this loss and
annoyance ask your grocer for Prussings
White Wine Vinegar, which used in the fol-
lowing recipe will prove success:
Pour boiling salt water over the pickles,
using a handful of salt to a gallon of water,
let them stand over night then drain them of
thoroughly and cover them entirely with Prus-
sings White Wine Vinegar let them stand
few days, then scald with the vinegar, pour 1t
off and cover them again with fresh vinegar,
cold; spice to taste; small piece OF alum
may be added to improve the color; keep your
pickle jar weN covered and you will have fine
crisp pickles fot years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
Being OF rather speculative turn OF N
tried q lifth eynerimpnl with a few cola

| tried little experiment with few cobc,
pouring over them a small amount of coal {
and then put them in the cook stove TO :,
what the effect would be. was entirely sci
isfied that had produced and excellent fuel
They furnished a kndling cheaper than, and
equally as good as the patented articles sold
IN cities. Farmers who have to haul wood
long distances, and then prepare it for use in
the busy seasons of the year, will find this
hunt of value. think II would be better TO
Jet the cobs lay while after pouring the oil
over them, before using. Prairie Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

FRESH MEAT GRIDDLEs.-Chop bits of any
cold roast meat, season with pepper and salt,
make griddle batter, pu, spoonful, on a
well.buttered iron, then spoonful of the
chopped meat, and on this another spoonful
Of the batter. When cooked on one side.
turn; whep done, send to the table hot Tney
are very nice for breakfast or lunch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
Abstracts of Title.

Having purchased the Abstract Books OF La sale Coun-
ty intsad TO make Ansraetng OF TUES speciN oos
ness and e SATISFIED from the know ledge and experience
that have o. business that can make Abstracts 20 tae
sAsfscton % those who experienced In examining
utles IoAIlng money or buying land. an COW nakinf
and wiz plete superior GrAnor Grsntes
Index py which can readily tell What land a1c own
~ IN Ls Sale county or has ever owned or Snst
mortgages be has given taken. This index viii sso oe
against possiae In examining or sbsrsetns
the title 70 any piece Of land
Fer Abstracts Of Title or any Information In regard %
Titles % land. cal. sdtress
w. TUPPER
Ottawa us
oeice In lees a Leiand's Block IeeisS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
Mr.. Vim. Rush, of Monroe,

Mr. Vim. Rush, of Monroe, MO, IS salu 10
own the largest hog IN the We llo. IL Is oi
black and white {, lor, and it "a cross oi me u.
China and Poitni. Is five wears oiu ~
measures seven feet four inch, IS in length,
three feet four inches In beiCbt Is full thirty
inches across :, a, hack cirt5s n ne feet, and
weicbs one ,bnrsand five bundreo and forty
non1ds /, h.. ,eer fed nrinc;n.n v on milk
with q small u,,sn,itv of Corn occas onally to
give solidi,v T., ;he hesb and show : that nc
narticnlar Hai, havr been taken N ., We it an
artificial apn,,,.,nce lis hair il ron Oh, its
skim and Hesh i,.',,h and thick with d, idruii
and it is by no means thing of beauty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

OF HueH KELLY, DkoHAskD-
y Notice hereby given That ne underslgned admn.
of the estate OF Hugh Kelly late OF the county
Of La sale and of illinois, deceased VII appear before
The sth dsyS OF October 1876 the County Court House In
ottawa said county when and where oil persons havn
Chains or demands against said estate are noted TO attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment.
paou 'N'' ~" ''' W MARY KELLY,
a,a,,sw Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
sugl2.6w

V,INAI MEN,T.-EsTATK OF
L ADAM III. HOOVER, DECEAsRD.-Noncei H. hereby gwen
tn ali rsons interested In said estate that John Hobaf
Administrator OF the estate OF said Adam hoover ue
will appear before the County Court OF the county
of Ia Sale and state of Illinois, al the County Court House
in Ottawa said county on Monday the eleventh Gay OF
of his proceedings in the administration OF said estate Tor
the fnai settlement. -.,o-c
p''u " ~ JOHN HOBART,
,,,o u, Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

PUFFs.-Two eggs beaten very light; one
cup Of milk; one cup Of -four, and pinch Of
salt The gems should be heated while max
ing the pulls, which are. then placed in s
quick oven.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

or MATHEW CAREY DECEASED
Notice ia hereby given, that the undersigned, EAecu
tor ,f the last will and testament OF Mathew tsty At1
OF ne county OF Sale and state oil lliLos decesseu
annar beoyc The County Court of said county on the
h! Monday beng the 18th day of October h,e' ~ tns
CoInty Cont House In ottawa, In SAID county, Whcn
here ali persons having claims demands against
% estate are notified to attend ana present the same IN
wiring for adjustment. -.
D'''u '"'' -''' ''' ~ MICHAEL KENNY,
nlhoA. GNY fNetulOt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

Says sensible writer: Good, ripe Der,
ries seem to supply tbs system with Just what
is needed to keep the body healthy during the
hot weather when heatfroducing FOODS are
little needed. BY and by, when the nights
get frosty, and the appetite grows sharper,
the potatoes and cabbage, and boiled corneu
beef will not come amiss on the farmers table,
but Just now, liberal supply OF small irults
should be found regularly upon the table OF
every farmer IN the country. And It is sucm
an easy matter, too, to grow most of the small
fruits, BE sure, the strawberry plant must De
SET and hoed, and covered lightly in winter,
and the raspberres ard blackberries must oe
reset in fresh soil, and new bushes propaga,
ted, and the currants MAJ require ll.lle
looking after, to see tn. Ut the worms do not
get more than their share but on the whole, II
is but little more work t. grow a bushel OF
berries and fl them for the table than 10 gro"
bushcl of wheat and MAXI it into bread