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Death from the Bite of a Flv.

Dies MONIES, Iowa Aug. 14-Edward 10.
seph, prominent young business man, of the
finn of Kostock & Co, Abba, while out driv.
ing, few days ago, was bitten by what he
supposed to be horse-fy. Although the
bite was sharp he paid no attention to 1t, un.
til several hours after, his lip began to swell
and pain him. The swelling increased, GOV.
ering his whole head and body despite all
efforts of physicians TO stop it. He finally
became delirlous, and died. 1t is SUPPOSED
the bite was by fly which had been feeding
on dead flesh, as several cases Of death from
that cause are reported.
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WA r.!

OTTAWA, Ill, August ., .-,i.
IN hs Queens or In SiHs C,tgifg.
The opportunity Ia presented 20 y0l % Ggy the
best qualities OF Dry Lumber a. BED Rock price sad from
OF the largest Assortments brought o. fif city
Tie undersigned, with experience OF years 10 the
largest Lumber market In the world. with complete
knowege Of his business with the intention Of treat,
Ing all men fairly and sIuarey offers Inducements that
cannot ia 10 meet the vigWs Of close cash buyers.
Being perfectly independent Of al Other Yards maxim,
hs owh prices and terms. be IL ready 10 give special urs
on bulls for buildings delivering the gmt'r any part o,
the city ftee OF charge.
He also desires 10 inform the puhG, lat he does
handle the miserable stuff Enosn tr chicago market
seAlsvag Lumber" being the refuse the pneT.es and
,av MILLS. cons sting OF coarse kn0y .hakY worm slabs
mill culs. &c, Of which "syccOa-h" much has been
Imposed upon the people by grain sl coal dealer along
the line Of the canal IN order get retain freight Tor their
boats
Parties buying such lumber from Inexperienced dealers
VIII sooner or later greatly r,g7rf 10. Let have
War sgAin.t the imposition Of .h1cfy gmbc- UPON the
EDWARD r. PEgLEY
sug5 East End OF anal Briugs, Msin -.
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JAMES w. DUNCAN,


STATEOE ILLINOIS, LA SALE Co.'S
= In the Circuit Count MereQr 10 October Term 1885,
IN CHdHCely
Michael Eaton Julia Costello, widow and Administra.
rix the Estate of Thomas Costello, deceased Thomas
W Costello Julia Costello. Melissa Costello. John b. Cos
ello, A. Edward Costello, Charles Costello, William J.
Costello Francis Costello Stephen A. Costello Joseph A.
Costello and Lucy VI. Costello.
II appearing rom affidavit. on e In the office OF the
clerk said court that said defendants Thomas W. Cos
ello Julia Costello. Melissa Costello A. Edward Costello.
Charles Costello, William j. Costello Francis Costello,
Stephen A. Costello Joseph A. Costello ana Lucy NJ Cos
eO not residents OF said state, and said complainant
having filed sOl OF complaint In said court on the chan
side thereof the 2jth day of August 1876 here
in and having been Issued thereon according
to law ..-
Notice therefore. Is hereby given TO said defendants,
Thomas W. Costello julia Costello Melissa Costello, A.
Ed ard Costello, Charles Costello William j. Costello,
Francis Costello Stephen A. Costello Joseph A Costello
and Lucy NJ Costello that unless you and each of
.onay ppear before said at said term thereof
to be held at the Court House in Ottawa. In said county on
the second Monday OF October next D. 1876 (when and
where said is rcurnab) aod plead answer, de
nnr or except said bill the same will he taken for
tessed against ron, and the matters and things therein
prayed Tor deCred accordingly. - . - -
CHARRES II. HOOK, Clerk
JAMS W. DryCAN Solicitor. aug26-iw
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B. z. LINCOLN,

= Circuit '1f heTcgf ~ Ms C,Dly lelspA y. l-i1.
Daniel {. MillsIs. Ahel H0gabDOm.
Public notice hereby given to the said Abel Hoglboou.
that witt Of attachment ISSUED Of the ONCE OF tie clerk
the Ia Sale county Circuit Court dated The 18Th day OF
August lt Al the suit OF the -ald Daniel G. Nll-,
and against the lsae OF the sad Abel HUga6Oom, Tor he
81 Two Hundred and ty Dollars. and Interest upon
the aid after Ivnuay 3D. s6 At the rate OF 81
per per AnILm directed 10 the Sheriff 81 IA sale
county.
Now. therefor, unless you, the said Abel HogshOom,
shall personally be and appear before the said Ia sale
County Crcu Dut on or before the first day cf the next
thereof 10 " holden the Court House. 10 the city
oil Ottawa, on W second Monday OF October u. la give
special bail and plead 10 The sai plaintiffs action iudg
wild be eured against you and In favor OF he said
Daniel G. Mills. sd go much Of the property attached
NAV he uc ci 20 satisfy the said judgment and costs
viii be sold 10 .alsy the same.
CHARLES n. HOOK. Clerk.
"a = IrNgoF y Attorney AuyTg
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To DETERMINE THE AGE OF EGGs.-An
egg Is generally called fresh when it has been
laid only one or two days in summer, and
two to six days in winter. The shell being
porous, the water in the interior evapOrates
and leaves cavity of greater or less extent.
The yOlk of the egg sinks, too, as may be
easily seen by holding 1t toward a candle or
the sun; and, when shaken, a slight shock is
felt if the egg is not fresh. To determine the
precise age Of eggs, dissolve about four
ounces Of common salt in quart of pure
water, and then immerse the egg If it is
one day old, it will descend to the bottom of
the vessel; but if three days, it will in the
liquid If more than five days old it will
come to the surface and project above in pro.
portion to its increased age
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BUSHNELL & GILMAN,


STATE OEILLINOIS,LA SALE Co.'S
- IN the circuit court thereof, 10 OtoDr Tenn 1916
IN Cb0HoeTV.
william Y. WOrsly, Administrator, with cony of the
will annexed OF the Estate OF Rosannth Root deceased,
Albert God ard, Daniel s. Gett Dennis T. Glllet Samuel
N. Giett, Simeon h. Gett LENA Dewey. Almon Cooley,
Sarah Fisher Burdet Cooley Ruth Cooley Grace Cooley
Lee S, Cooley, Austin Goddard and Harry Goddard.
happening from affidavit on file In the office Of the
clerk said court that said defendants, Daniel s. Giet
Dennis I Gillet Simeon h. Glllet Amon Cooley. Sara!
Fisher Burdet Cooley, Ruth Cooley. Grace Cooley and
Harry Goddard not residents Of said state and SAID
complainant havnghled his bill of complaint In said court
the chanceTy side thereof the Eth day OF August A.
1896 herein and summons having been issued thereon
according to law;
Notice. therefore, is hereby gvnn TO said defendants,
Daniel s. Gett Dennis I. Giliet Simeon b. Cill.t, Al.
Cooley Sarah Fisher. Burdet Cooley Ruth Cooley.
Grace Cosey and Harry Goddard that unless you shall
each of you personally be and appear before said court
said term thereof to be held at the Court House In OF
tawa In said county, the second Monday OF October
next, 1876 when and where said summons Is return
aDe and plead answer demur or except to said BILL the
same be taken confessed against and the mat
and things therein prayed for decreed accordingly
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk
BUSHNELL & GILMAN, Solicitors. augl9 lw
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iEO. S. ELDREDGE,

CTAI'Es OF ILL NoI-. Ia sALLECo.-sz.
= h. far fir..f CONT hsTrgf, 70 fsii-T Tam lsls.
In Ch0preig.
Maurice BreeE =, Calvin D. Palmer. william b Green,
Peter A. Palmer and Nelson Pgtnrr.
II AppeAruE % m affidavit de In the office of the
clerk Of sad ,Ju' that said defendants Peter A. Palmer
and Nelson Palmer. are not residents Of said state and
aid complainant IAying cleo his amended bill amt
IN said court ne chanceTy SIDE thereof on the th day
Of August i'. herein. and summons having been H.
sued thereon scer -flIg TO law:
Notice, Is hereby given 90 saf defendant Peter
A. Palmer aud Ne On Palmer that unes You shall person
ally Be Au1 appssr before said court aid term thereof
20 be held az tr Iurt Houen OTTAWA. 10 sad county,
the sesgDd Mu.tsy 81 October next 1875 ~ hen AID
WHERE sAli - i returuabsl and plead, answer de
muir except e s,d BILL, the same will ~ taken Tor
fssed agzinst you. and the matters ard things therein
prayed Tor decseec accordingly.
CHARLES u. HOOK Clerk.
q. :. ELDKEDGk. solicitor. ag.lagw
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2. K. & c. A. LELAND.


STATE OEII.IIN OIS, La SALE Co SIS.
- In The CbCM Court he,eQG to OctOb,7' Tenn lsi6-
IN ChoHCeTg.
sussnnah HLch rs John o. Hatch and John II. Noble
-BHitO fJJsclpe HOitOdGe.
1t appearing rom an affidavit on file IN office OF
clerk of SAID court that said defendants Ohn o. Hatch and
John H. Noble residents OF said state and said
complainant hang filed her bill Of complaint In said court
the ChanCerYde thereof the 2ith day OF August
1876 herein nd summons having been issued thereon
according to Law;
Notice therefore l. hereby gwen said defendants John
o. Hatch and Jln III. Noble that uHless shall person
ally be and APPEAR before said court at said term thereof
be held hcCOurt House In Ottawa In said comfy,
the second MOEAy of October next 1876 (when and
where said Is rturnahle and plead de
or except said bill the will be taken tor
fessed against ,ou. the matters and things therein
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk
T. X. d c. \. leland, Solicitors aus5 iw
>O.TICr.-EsTATE or PATRICK WEIR DEcEAsEp
~ Notice T. hTcby given that the undersigned, ADMIN
strator OF the Patrick Neir late county OF
Is Sale and sIe OF Illinois, deceased, will appear before
the County COur Of said county the trf Monday be
Ing the sixteenth day. OF october is,G, NJ the Coun.
y Court House Ottawa in said county when and where
all persons having claims demands against said estate
notified aen and present the same Ia writing tor al
justmcnt.
Dated this l9nday Of August D. 1875.
JOHN l.. MCCAMBRIDGE,-
aur!s-6v NdmnistTalo
MOTTO F---ksrA1E Or HuoH NELLY, DECEASED
" Notice Is leby given, hat the unders gned, Admin
lstratrN state OF Hugh Kelly late Of the county
Of La sale and safe of Illinois, deceased, viii appear before
the 10Th day october 1876 NJ the County Court House m
Ottawa said Dunty when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 20 attend
and present the anne In writing tor adjustment.
MARY NELLY.
nugl2fw Ad1ini.jraJriH.
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4 horse, no matter how vicious and obsti-
nate he may be when attempts are made to
shoe him, car be rendered quiet and man.
ageable by making him inspire during the
operation few grains OF the ethereal oil of
parsley dropped on handkerchief. 4 large
number of trials of this substance have been
made with the most troublesome aud violent
animals, and in every case with perfect sue
cess Suisse Rondnd6.
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Also at the same place will be found,
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
DONALD DINNIE
The property Of
Geo. Murray, Esq, Racine, Wis.

DONALD DiNNIE l. a beautiful dapplei dark bay horse
with four white feet star In his lace and snip his
year old stands II hands high, weighs 2
wentyvO hundred aud sixty lbs OF Immense substance,
compact fJru with leg, oil immense fiat bone has superior
action and uHryaed STYLE Donald D'une sired BY
that celebrated horse Young Campse, he hy Canpsie.
dam BY Wonder. Young Jsmpsie, while the property o;
David Riddle, Ess kbOwie GAINED the following prizes
years succession az glasgow; hrst at Perth, Fife snt
Einros~ Associations and others 10 mentoR
Donald Dune gained The following pzcs IN scotland nrs
Duuierulne Ia 1872 first and silver medal 1T sterling
90 sN and hat season used by such celebrated breed
a, Lord DuumOre and SIR VIM, Stirling Maxwell o.
hCr. Was imported saUe lll by Simon BeatUe, ksq g,
Toronto. and shown times against tie best horses
Canada taking r-t every uWe-auOng the rest first and
sweepstakes MARKHAM. Nrst and silver 50 Ellington
Hrst and diploma best horse the grounds Proviu
Ca London and since tse property Mr.. Murray, has
failed take the highest bonors wherever shown.
IN l> the fr' 90 the N~consis state Fair. aud first At
Wtukegar, H. ll $50 tgs IN hi class AZ the Wisconsin,
state Fa! epstakcs best drat hOre any
breed Sweepstakes ard silver medal stations with ~
Ms colts. From there he went 20 the Illinois state Far
aud shown Boo rug OF sixty entries ui the bs'
dra Ia the country, again taking tt In HE class. a. also
sNeeTakH Hl- colts have luY aAhy taken rsf a. SLsse
ard County Fairs wherever shown.
From The above. IL will b. that his show ward per
Torrance have BEEN unparalleled successes. Snt
fhA' l paint Of breei We aIlN tuaF, c stands
uuriyal'ed on the cunti1ssf ~ America.
IEEr,S0 20 ln>urep Nhen the marc ! ascertain
81 20 %, A!'h lual Good pAtgrsr 20 from DIS
lance AZ reasonable rates. Escape and oEr-
er'srt-k. WI. IHON.
May az q.
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Abstracts of Title.

Having purchased the Abstract ocSs OF Ia sale Cour-
y. nieud 10 make AhsrACtinz Of Titles special bust
and esl satisfied from the edge experience
that have Of the business that can make Abstracts the
satisfaction Of tlos who experienced IN examining
titles. toaEnc money or buyrg land. sm nov making
and will pete very superior Crautur GrSntes
Index by which can readily tell what land any and own.
In La sale county OF has ever Owned what
mgrtgsge- be has given or skfa This index Vil also h
against posi- IL examining abstractn
The title % sny piece 0i isrc.
For Abstracts - lite any Information In regard -
titles y Land. al On Or address
F. w. UPPER
Ottawa Us
Or.cs in Hoes Le.lurs Block. feoigS
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NICHOLSON & SNOW.

attorneys al
MORTGAGE SA l. E.-wheress Isvid A
~ P,se s ana Ann Prise his Me late q ,he county OF
gust, A. D. 1874, deliver John j. Hill OF said
heT certain mortgage deed OF a date whereby
ing described real situated in said county and state
S Of sede OF lot na 20 block & @ On e
iu the Recorders office OF said county in volume IT. OF
Of certain prom,sory note CT even date with said mort
gage given by SAID David Price to said John linn for the
sum OF one thousand dollars. and payable IN two years
from date with interest at ten per cent payable
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
beth principal and Of said note the being
and said moftse deed among other things hat in Case
Of default IN the aymon OF said note or any part thereof
veTed such sad n s il said orgass may po
coed to sell said premises and all right and equity OF
upon making saclsae Execute and deliver deed or deeds
to me @ m aa gy hf s Of
erty including attorneys fees and % the amount OF said
Now hereforepu6lic notice is hereby given that ihe
undersigned IN pursuance rand by virtue OF the In
September K D i,6 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF
said day at The south door of the county court house 10
and best bldderior the said real and all the
right title and Interest of said mo .ad
belonging or IL any wise appe,,rtaning ,,o .0,0o.
"p'" tue pay ''' u VIC JOHN j. HILL Mortgage.
OF DELLA MAGILL, DECEASED
tor of the last w and g't ess anna" OF Delta Ms late
of the county of Lasale and state of Eos deceased WIN
appear before the County Court of said county on the
third Monday (behg the 10th day. OF October 1876 at the
County Court Holse in ottawa, In said county. when
and where all persons having claims or demands against
said estate notified to attend and present the same In
writing for adjustment.
Dated this Goth day OF August 4, n. 1875;
HARVEY BECKwITH.
sep2-6w Executor.
MOTTO E;.-EsrArE OF JAMES CLARK, DECEASED -
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Admin
traitor with OF will annexed of the estate of James
Clark late OF the county of la sale aud state OF Illinois
deceased will appear before the County Court OF said
county the third Monday beg the sixteenth day. of
october 1876. County COul House In Ottawa, in said
county when and where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate notified TO attend ana present
the same in wilmington adjustment.
Dated this LIST day of september a. u 1915 -
JOSEPH NJ. nERRON,
Administrator.
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Aegal.

HNAI. SET,TLF:0I EN- 'T.--EsTArE OF
CANUrE +. JOHNSON, DEcD.-NOtce Is hereby given
to all persons Interested In said estate That Peter Miller.
Administrators OF the state OF Ganue +. johnson,
deceased Will appear before the County Court OF the coun
y OF La Sale aud OF Illinois, AT the CGunly Court
House OTTAWA in said county Monday the sixteenth
day OF october D. 1916 for the purpose of rendering
count OF his proceedings IN the administration OF said
tate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 31h day OF AUGUST 1875
PETER MILLER,
ATTEST: H. A. MCCALEB Administrator.
CleIk County CeaIt La Sale CO.. III. sep2 Iw
MOTT q E'.-ESrATE OF MARIA CLHAvE, DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, ENecu
of the last will ard testament of Maria Ceave late OF
the county of La sale and State Illinois. deceased VIII
appear before the County Count OF said county on The third
Monday tbeng the sixteenth day OF October 1876 at the
County court House ottawa In said county. when and
where al persons having claims demands against said
estate are notified To attend and present the sane In "ng
for adjustment.
Dated this Glst daI Of August A. d 1915.
JOHN F. CLEAVE,
seplBw' Executor.
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These unrvalod machines and extras for same sup
piled lowest factory prices BY F. ID. SWEETSER. q
Ottawa HIS.
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E. e. PERLEY.

Main Street opposite Hossacas Grain Warehouse.
OTTAWA, Aug. jtn, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

From the Kew York Herald, Oct, III

From the New York Herald, Oct, II.
The Young Men's Independent Tilden
and Hendricks Club OF the Eighteenth
Assembly district net barrels blazing and
music braying last night At the corner of
Thirty first street and Second avenue.
A temporary stand for speakers, thronged
With Independent young men, hung
with Chinese lanterns and draped With
national flags, stood ont against the sky
in the side street. A large crowd swiftly
gathered. The object Of this civic dem.
onstration was to give an enthusiastic
send-off to a handsome Tilden banner.
Amid loud cheers from the crowd, crack
ling flames from the barrels. stentorian
oratory from patriotic and bursting
lungs. hysterical shrieks from the brass
band and an intoxicating obligato on the
big drum, the banner was given to as
much of the breezes of heaven BIS IA
vored the Eighteenth Assembly district
at a little after O'Clock n. Fellow
citizens" said a man on the platform.
as soon as the buzz of admiration over
the face OF Governor Tilden had sub
sided-that face which wore the express
sion of all angel with the hay fever, so
innocent was the smile and SO Dubious
said he, "there is crisis in the affairs
of the nation. Under the degrading
rule of Grantism and Belknapism. ay,
and l sound 1t deflntly to the four
winds of heaven. of Tom Murphyisn,
We stand On the verge of national
precipice. Cheers. l say We stand
on it. But it is altogether too thin.
What are we to do now to save ourselves
from tumbling into the abyss. the abyss.
fellow citizens? We must stand with
one accord on the sound Democratic
platform Of Jefferson, Of Jackson and
Of Samuel j. Tilden." Loud cheers. J
The German band here mounted the
platform As they inflated their chests
to play yankee Doodle" the crowd on
the platform was seen to bulge out
through hand rails in q curious manner,
and with the first brazen blast to sink in
again. This alternate imitation and con-
traction had proceeded but few bars
when the musicians were ordered to
stop. The orator proceeded: You now
see where we all shall stand when, and
say it defiantly, Tom Murphy-"
Bang. crash! The entire delegation OF
independent young men of the Eight
eenth Assembly district disappeared
from the eyes of the crowd in a chaotic
melange Of German musicians, from
bones, clsrinets, big drum, pine plank
ing and natioual flags. There would
have been a descent of Chinese lanterns
on the writhing patriots but for the
shortness of the orators arm. Il
thought he WIZ goin' up instead O. goin'
down." said hysander, ''be made
SIGH a grab for he rope overhead wild
the lanterns on it." The Independent
Young meu crawled out from the heap of
planking without any of that pride
which their title implies, and held the
remainder of the exercises IN little
hall hard by.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
(IPI.ES AND PROSPECTS OF
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Tonight at the Carson Theater the
Republicans of Ormsby county will be
afforded an opportunity OF bearing one
of the strongest speakers in The country
upon the great issues of the day. Mr..
Gorham is one Of those gifted men whose
mind is SO constituted as not only to
comprehend and grasp the full force OF
the subject of his study md effort. bat
to elucidate il with that clearness and
distinctness of statement which is the
most acceptable to the popular mind.
There are writer's who possess the power
of depicting more minute ooserva-
lions of thu human mind and giving
them expression, and thus aflordlng
their readers those delightful surprises
and reminders which are the spice and
delight of clever authorship. 1t is IN
having what we are laboring to think
out, cleverly aid forcibly expressed
which makes us charmed with capable
public speakers. Those who are to have
the privilege of hearing Mr.. Gorham to-
night, will find themselves greatly fas-
cinated by the forcefulness. incisiyeness
and originality with which he deals with
the great political questions of the
hour. The clear presentation of the
issues between which we are to be called
upon to decide. will strengthen all be-
levers and add fervor and animation to
every true Republican. Let this meet
ing be of the Ormsby county Repub!i-
cans best. and it will be strong enough
and good enough and effective enough
to satisfy the most exacting.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
THE WORK THAT Is LEFT.

Yesterday finished the registry lists 10
this county. So Jar as rallying citizens
to DO their duty at the poll lists is con-
cerned, it is done for the year. But
there is much work yet to be done. The
list of voters must be read and re-read,
examined, probed, canvassed and con-
shifted over with constant and non flag
ging industry, with zeal. with IDtel!I-
gence aud determination from this on,
day by day aud hour by hour Work is
needed 10 be done: but it is quite as i'm
portant that an intelligent statement OF
what that work is. and how and when
and where il is to be carried on as that
any work at all should be accomplished.
This can be arrived at by frequent con-
situations, "caucuses, interchange OF
views, opinions and experiences; by
concert Of action; and above all by a
ACKNOWLEDGING interest and never-fail-
ing industry. We must not expect the
County Committee to do it all; the
County Committee must not expect the
candidates to do it all; candidates and
Committee mnst cooperate, and organ
ize, organize. organize-and Keep on or
gsnizing. An army can never be too
we'll disciplined, never teo thoroughly
drilled, never too much acquainted with
the lesser details OF the work before it.
Let our friends exercise this unceasipg
vigilance and industry we have hinted
at, and there will be DO question of a
full victory from tho top to the bottom
of the ticket.