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Cnnanr0uiSeG.

1t is all eettcd. The tale which was to have
brought ont all the ear-trumpets on that side'
caused All the old men in the village 10
wash their superanuateG noses, and pick the ny
specks of that bit OF clearing above the pump
of self-csteem, beuevoience, frmness, ana SO
forth is. alas, -for the ear trumpets,-"o oil fo'
all time to come We intinated in our last 'ha'
there migL, t.. IA case OF "scGn. mag. Vi III
small dlmcEpions, and when it became KNOWN
that she had issued papers summohihS MN DC
fore a Squire on bad, bad charge therc threat
eped to be a PAM: in the Relghoorho00. busl
ness was suspended, the poker clubhouse closed
lis doors, even the dogs forget that the pelteI
st,lked about like an avenging spirit, and the
f,Iines ON the cave-tIoughs sang the overture to
,b,. time of"A bold, bad man from Mozart.
On Wednesday they were up betmes IN the
morning in cheerful anticipation the male por.
ton of the community; who, after donning their
freshly creased boots and yaller neck cloths
snent the morning hours in cleaning the dust
Of ages" from their eye glasses with the old
silk kerchief used now for the first time in years
And thus they spent the hours, wiping ,heir
noses picking the glue from the corner of thcii
eyes and clearing their spectacles till the slowly
approat hing hour of . =. VI. should come.
But, alas for human expectations, while they
were dreaming the golden hours away, twher
they should have been improving the shining
minutes, a Ia the gentle bee in the tale, playing
draw poker at one cent ante) the destroyer o.
their hopes was abroad.
1t seems that he the defendant, did get hold
of her rings on that awful awful night, when, a
we said before, the angels stopped over and
drops of salt, salt pork brine, tricklcd down Oh
this wicked, wicked world; and she by somt
means unknown to said deponent laid violent
hands on IL two-hit silver coin, part Of the chat
tells and effects OF said defendant, a manmuyrt
not before recorded. These riches, it appears
were the bone of CONVENTIONAL small thing
about which to attempt the "damnabIe itera
tion and uncertainty OF the law, truly. Inc
DESTROYER of mens-Old mcn's-happincss there
fore seized npOn this point and Logan his work
most foul, and accomplished it. And thus II
happened that when the spectators reached the
scene of the 'SQuirc's office, the Dlottcr showed
the record Comp omiscd, defendant returns
rings, plaintiff gives up the twobit coin, all par
ties are happy, and majesty Of the law satisfied"
Then rose a mighty shout of wrath and deep
disdain from the assembled multitude. Set
tied for a quarter! G. Wash. preserve us in TN;
degenerate age." and they left in disgust.
JorOh Christmnnn mo humbugCury) IS selling
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Turkey and Russia.

Albums Of all sizes, qualities and prices at
Bowman's gallery: also at his new picture
store adjoining Walthcr's confectionery and toy
q
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CEXTExSIAL VIEws for the strrcOsyope, also
for framing at Bowman's New Picture Store; al.
so, at lis Gallery In Chccver's block.
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Don't Forget 10 call ct Cash's new storc, cor. Ia
Sale and Madison SITS, and see the largest stocS
Of holiday goods in the city.
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- NnmLeLa am Ia snrnllel I'D an t!me.

Z Y - NllfltA' Nt'~llu ! -
\ did. on the 2tth daT 81 November A. - ~ exc
c.r and deliver L. Thomas NCDcmut bis certain mott
g,n deed Of that DAFT IN aEd by which Jc then aud there
nconveyed to thp said TnCml, NCDcrmnt the GLOWING
dacIbcd land and premises situated IN me Conny ol La
III and STATE Of Illinois, viz; The north hall Of Lot one.
t north hG OF Lot Two, nd the Whole OF Lot Four all
to secure the payment Of hi, three prom,Ory notes
f,e hundred dol ar, each with interest thereon NJ tie
~ of ten per cent. anuum for the urptd purchase
uucy tor ns lots asd eui,e IN d mort age d-cr bed
S MORTGAGE /. recorded H BoUk 10 lI OF page al. OF
/ ip BOOKS IN the Recorders Cihcc OF said La sale
'cHayi ,... 49,.
ind hc5cas the sai 1uJua, Dcrao;, The NJ ttsa-ce
ns4d uO-tg age deed dId, TIE 30 day OF Dec ht. D
described. AID the aid mortgage Gtcl, 10 the uhds'
sF.ug: -.-.-..-. ,
And whereas r,u't has hecn made 10 the uaym'nt y
a. prumIssory note. scCurd d. Hud drscI1I IN -aii
rlr'gagc cepd ana The d. r'gu"d j. inly autnprHu
nd BY sai Ifza-e decd To te lie fta es'a
I said mortgage described; , 49,. ,....,,,-
therefore pUbic uoIre u Hereby given 'db iE' tnlrr
srrct as assignee a tho said I'll nts NcD-rmot' zoe
,prtg,gce in "a NOR deed by virtue OF tt loNt
al PROVISIONS cont lued in sad MorigHg" Crrl ana ~
instance thereof will. the 18th day ~ Janu' =.
a.. M tho hour sf O'Clock 81. OF -ld DAY A. N1A'h
dor Of the Court ose Ia pt ava m ssid Ia safe
r'Hc state OF Illinois sell a pubif auction ht Sht-
"a best price the same viii DlHE IN ca ~ lht l"ti HNA
rru.s- described IT, al mortgage 'ci a. = mere .''
dfrribrd ana viii MIKE execute A. q deliver - N' HNf
assr OF purchaser. at aid ale OJt dEl shL''hl n'
deeds Cf the nrcUiUs sold and Amply TIE proceeds u
/ ,i!sale "a provided .. sa.U mortgage decd ~ ..
Ottawa December ..ra. ls,t. 81 A. sIE."bOD.
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Our friend Jack Rcdd!ck of the La Sale Dem
ocrut is unnecessarily exercised about an agent
of the FREE TRADER soliciting job work in that
town. \ few months ago. in sclf-defcrcc against
some Chicago and Ohio drummers, We were
compelled to purchase 4 patent arrangement for
blocking and otherwise putting up in conven-
lent shape bill heads, letter heads, note heads,
&C., and as no other Office in the county can use
this patent, it was 10 intrcnchment on any
body's rights for our agent to solicit such work
IN Peru and La Sale That is all there is about
il, Jack.
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If you wish 10 subscribe for Magazine or
Newspaper, call at Osman x iIapcmau's, west Of
the Court House.
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The r, treat in the theatrical line offered
our PEE for years is Frank Mayo'S DaVS
Crockenich will he presented at the Oper'
House itawa on Wednesday evening, Dee
27tii. T. Mayo, of course, takes the leading
characteld is supported by powerful com
pany. Boston AducrtiScr says of the play:
Mr.. Ms Day Crochct really deserves both
study admiration. In it there is something
of the hest artistic feeling perhaps OF the
highest stic power. 1t is IA good piece OF act
ing in ldred ways 1t constantly reaches
that all-aen quality which no single word des
crbes, byhich comes from the actors seem
ing loss self.cOnsciousness. One could rea
sonably 1--we that the actor was DG1y CIofket
and not he was playing the part OF nary
Crockett.
And thtlanta (Ga.) NUrOr says;
Mr.. Fra Mayo played "Davy Crockett" to an
Opera He well filled Saturday evening, and
deightedery one; for his play being one OF
pure humnaturc has IA charm for all classes
We need further speak of its merits, MOI OF
Mr.. MayOdmirabie performance; but we give
him in farrell our thanks for so beautiful Il
piece of dnatic art, and add our hope that he
will come ain and often.
See Adviselncnt on the 18th page.
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DRESS GOODS.

IN DRESS GOODS ORR ASSORTMENT l. yEBl
LARGE, and PRICES ANGE from r2 % 10 .S1 90
and upwards. VERY FINE LINES EGbouS Aish or,
FFRtD At 30, COG. sDc anh 50 .no 'HESh
FABRICS ARE IN THE CHOICEST pA. 'LOIh
SHADES, pGd are very acceptable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

Buue.e aucs bundle OF o. Coats, suits, &c
hourly leave the Yellow Corner, where goods ar
bought 1t half the r-gular prices.
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T. G.. Power & Bro, OF Fort Benton, Montana,
have shipped a lot of Buffalo Robes to Scott
Bros d. TO-. with orders TO sell them at 'rhoieSate
prices. 1t is thought they will reach here to-day,
so that the farmers may have an opportunity OF
seeing them this afternoon ut the following pri.
ces: 1902 =, ?Gl2l5, $73l, Ss.+l, 1856, SlO.l2H
$3.50 hnv GOOD grly OyercOat 1T u. S.ietel 4
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MarrteG.

Nov cth " The home OF the bride, By the y !. u.
Moore astst,d by Rev C. WILSON, NJ CALEB n l..
| FORD to Mss NARY j. EOID, both OF Grand ~ ,Er.
Dec 9th At the residence ot Il. r. Williams ESQ., by The
l Rev. II I. Hester, Mr. AUSTIN HOLMAN To Mas EEN-
/ RIETTA WILLIAMS. botA OF Deer Park.
TN the nth inst ny V Z. Weeks Al his Office Otfl
/ MIR. CORN ELIUS CAUsLASD 10 Miss REBECCA WARD,
J 10th OF Ottawa.
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Cash Il Co.. cor. La Sale and Madison streets
have l large and fine assortment Of goods Tor The
HOLIDAYS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

Ladies' sa.che,s FOR holiday presents, at \.
Frank * Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

5000 cans of the best p, d. Mallory oysters for
sale cheat at II. Walther's,
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.JuI.TGAGI.-AI.I..-

-IDIsTtsAIsI. -sNiBIs.-Nh'rcss HgIry ~ Van
- Doren, 81 llmrassas county. u lhr ~'aLen 'NA l.
fht sixth Cfv Of pr.HheT iu TIE year - our iprI y
.,arufe ava oriyrr % & o. sVtct-sg p II sasc GnP l
me -tte OF 'luu' t.s certain nlI' l- r' o. st.t4l
fs0rtgag.r tougHs rH 20 10" SAID =. . ~WtTi-tr ihr
GLOW Ing ii. srfibrl lott ,',e7 ur Tscss q! i'u f.'
Hmncr Uns and To Block Thirty inreo ,TG ii Town
lbt'awa-said Curyrs ante p-lzE rec iri'l ~ = l' %
- office s,d count, OF la sale " -t'n 'lAg vl in
u lu volume sol Records IN aces a. 'f'AA ma I.
r.urr the naytasn' certain pFull -9fy uyl' '
ru OF .i,+t GaIIef dollar. Es}A'e ore ~ aI.'
.r Ilt-po ana which SAID ngfc irAra datr ne NV hh
~ Aforesaid with inter II ~ he se D ten yer cent a
y nv sllr 10 he order OF the Hlt r ID sNt'-,fs a.
.r ui. CO Of j. -. Harris. utt -. Illinois. ..,-
Aur wh rras thas ~ TrUmls~cTy note by ne u y 'Ie
vel hy virtue 81 TIE conveys &C IN Ni no ~ e
sea colfAiLed Ia. herCa- due and pay abe iostleff
h 'be intercst thereon the date OF sAd o ~ t
-ult OF m. m0rtgagurj not paying the pfifAl A,i
rect or "a nois A. u -aiu note and Hor-A-c Ted
ne "a 8 mote ana if ier.sf bsnE nov due AID ungaa
Nov therefore public notice Is hereby give, UiN INC
rrersisnea in nrsuancC and by the eitn- OF said
.rtgaee WILL on the ufteeuin day OF January d %,
tbT gr al two O'Clock P OF said day. ~ The sou n
door the County Jourt House 10 ,Ald es ~ Una a
county and strIe siOFs,Hd 81. al poo c Ntul 70 w
lges and bit bidder therefor the SAID IsH eta,e ~
h. rht rtic and intret ofine sad mortsAsor N sA1
irmises. and together Herewith all ihs az
tbereuat belonging In Efse ApRe tan - Auu O
aid premises win - made 20 Tie ~ We
Of the purchase money. ?. d. 81 s,hIshH
Lee. 10, lie -iE eTN-et-
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The best and purest home made and fancy
candies for the holidays, at II. Walther's.
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SILKS,

OF WHICH OUR STOCK rs THE Largest ~ THE
CITY, ARE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS; GO ID RLACk
SIN ut 81 so p ryard WITH BETTER GRADES AT
HIGHER PRICES COLONEL 81 Ks, very 90 a,
81 ~ and mp. \ DRESS PATTERN OF E!lhhl
WOULD ne An APPROPRIATE GIFT
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The great cutting down prices IN oyercoats
\ 81 o. gray overcoAt now for $500 at VI. site
fel * Cos
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F.UIIS.

Is THIS lrNE OUR STOCh ENiTES INSPECTION
For w Sii.. ! GOOD FUR SEr-NIFF ND BOA
20 ~ 90. WITH TIE BETTER GRADES Pro
pnIIIlN AIELl LnM.
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EvAxGELIsTs-Ph)tograp Of Rev. Chas In
glis and Prof Geo F. stebbins for sale at Bow
mans Gallery, also at his store adjoining Wal
Tiers candy and toy store.
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Alargc stock Of Albums, very cheap, at Osmnu
& Hapeman's.
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Mrs, FRUITS, candies, cigars, all sorts Of luS
uries, a; the lie Bon-Ton restaurant
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Churches, Sunday schools, parties, and fami-
lies SUPP lied with the best pure candies, fruits,
nuts toys notions, oysters, crackers, cakes etc.,
at the lowest prices, at II, Walther's Santa Claus
store,
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Albums.

Fine Christmau candies, cakes aud fruits at Ii
Walthers.
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Attitude, Ferrilude, Authors and Poets Game:
at Osman & Hapeman's.
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nen'. oversoa,. for $3.50 a, NJ. sue,sl & Cos.
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"Iiousehoid & Home Decoration

VIZ have prominent aiacs whilst the utc-t production
Of American humor-s viii appear from month to month
The nst OF shorter stories Biographical her keiclc'
etc. Is long one.
The edtora, Gcpg;imnt vii continue 10 employ the
ablesl pens both at home and abroad. There vii De- a
,eres o. lett !. on literary matters, rcm L7don by M
WFIFoRp.
The pages Of tie Magazine VIII &c open, Gs heretofore so
far AS limited space viii permit. the discussion OF all
themes affecting the cla and religious NE OF the world.
and specially to tho freshest thought OF the CIst!an think
crs and scholars of th.s country.
We mean TO make the Magazine swac'o and prrer higher
and noher more gcasi and In all IT, utteances
and Influences and more welcome vslto than Dc.
fore In homes OF refinement and culture.
FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.
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Ladies' Real Seal Sacg Nes.

DARK SHADES AND FINE QUALITY, ytl.l pEslE
ABLE from $50. THESE PRICES AFFu.p POSI-
TIVE BARGAINS.
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Dir0.


In Rutland December 9Th, PHEBE A. sHUTwELL. y
D.. In the iortythird year OF her age.
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Holiday goods at the % Cent store.
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Holiday goods at the % Cent Store.
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UPHOLSTERY.

TIE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT CHNI...s DA-
MASK MD LACE CuntAIN Reps. BkuG At x LIS,
ShTISS. CRETONNES. CHINTXES, LANBRt QCINS,
sc. sc tos ether with PIER AND MhNrEL vi hR' RS,
CONNECTING CORNlCES. CORNlCtS, SHApFN, &C.
sc PRICES IN THESE GOODS ARE 5 EtASuNA.
RLE THAT DWELLINGS MAY rs EENtNEJ FOL;
THE HOLIDAYS At A VERY SLIGHT COST.
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And thtlanta (Ga0 .NWrOr says:


1000 pods of the best pure candies for the
holidays, d. Walthcr'S
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Holiday goods at tue % Cent Store.
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Jacob Christmann mo humbuggcry) is selling
clothing, gents furnishing goods, trunks, hats,
caps ETC., etc, at first cost, because he ia intend
inr to close cut.
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Christmas trees for sale cheap, al Il. Wal
TIERS.
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"Unqustionably the best sustained work
OF the kind in the world
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CLIMAX Is ApARk BAY.

s,,r, hands HIN and y,..ls llu rs sired BY Almont,
i, bv Ex.uicfs AbdaIia .ire Of Gn'd'ul "a Maid 10y
- ~ NsiNuTpe lie hy Imp. knigt 81 - George. ID
tsn ,y T1uttrE he nj c horse ION Of lui heageiord
4 dan by DcE ngicln. con % Berirane son OF sr
.,cNy ~, "a INN Ipomtsfe fth dam BY Nackburns
WIip SIN dam hy CUpperb0iton. the n-ied PAGER. eth
caul' ty Juhn farhard-, son OF slr Archy
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$3.50 buy good gray oyercoat at N. >.icfcl &
r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-03

A small quantity of either sulphate Of
iron, taunin, or chlorate Of potash, put
dry upon the tongue and allowed to dis.
solve there, once in every hour, have all
been found to be most efficient remedies
IN the early stages OF diphthsria. The
terrible disease appears under three va
F's'ies or forms: First, There is fever,
severe pains in the back, bones and limbs,
aud very great prostration. There may
Be no soreness Of the throat, but on ex.
aiming it small white Specks will be
noticed on the tonsils, but few or none
on the res: Of the throat. These cases
villsecover under any and every variety
Of treatment in four to six days. The
great, but false, reputation OF many rem.
edles and physicians is based upon the
necessarily favorable results Of these
ca'e'; Second, Large patches Of false
membrane will be observed both on the
SnSi!s and back Of the throat; but the
glands oil the neck do not become swollen.
iae majority Of these cases will also re.
GOVes under very simple treatment, I'm.
- the disease extends down to the
TTndptpe, which il rarely does. Third.
Tue malignant diphthesia, With swelling
= he glands Of the neck and under the
~; psotuse and often offensive exuda.
soei IN the mouth and throat; more or
~ discharge from the nostriIs. Chic.
saN Of potash l. diSinfec:ant a. we'll a.
A'usasiv' remedy, and il given pure and
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New York.

New YORK, November Cotton
Firm at II 5-l6all54c. Flour-No. 9, 50 40
al 90; superfne western 81 6oa4 70; com
mon to good extra IS 20a5 40; good to
choice IS 45a5 IS; white wheat extra IS 90
as 90; extra Ohio s. 20a7 20; St Louis
S. 3Oas 25. Wheat-Unchauged; ungrAded
spring 10 store $ll5; No. s Milwaukee new
81 q; Milwaukee ungraded 81 q; No. Mil
waukee old in store 81 %; white western
81 S3a1 So. Barley-Dull and heavy; State
SOC, Malt-QuiRt and unchanged. Corn
Western mixed ungraded ,56a60c; do old
In store 5sI1c low mixed graded 5sa59 <c.
Oats-In buyers favor; western mixed and
State 3la47ii3c; white western do S3a4sc.
Hay and Hops-Quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Quiet but firm; Bio cargoes 6fa
19J<c, gold; jobbing at l61fa2O11c, gold.
Sugar-Quiet bat firm; fair u good refining
sXa9Hc; prime exc. Whisky-Unseti.
ed at 81 l2al Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-03

CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour- Quier
and weak; common TO choice western Su'
perfne extra and good to fancy family al
81 5Oa6 %; Minnesota extra IS 25a7 90; win
ter extra IS 25a7 %. Wheat-Inactive and
lower; No. l Chicago 81 l3Iz cash; No. . dc
SILK cash; 81 l3IG December; No 3
81 C0LSal Of; rejected 9la9l Nc. Corn :
Dull. weak aud lower; No. 9, 42Nc cash
49%c December; rejected 4l1zc. Oats
Dull, weak and lower; No. 9, size cash;
S2Hc December; rejected 294c. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barley-1n good
demand. Pork-Steady and firm ut SIS IS
ale 90 cash; SIS IS November; Sl5 42H
the year. Lard-Steady and unchanged Al
50 o. ]za9 65 cash. 50 IS November; So 3TlS
as 10 the year: Bulk Meats-Quiet and
Whisky-Steady at 81 %.