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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

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OF tho Bronchial
Tubcs, caused by i'll
naInnatioR and Irri-
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Observation-Disclosures
BRONCHIAL Tubes
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OK FANCY CARDS, II styles with
az name. lOcts post paid. j. b.
Hustled, Nassau, Rens. Co, N. Y.
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3,25O.40 worth of space In vnrious
newspapers distributed through thirty
States, will be sold Sfor 800 cash. !, Accurate
insertions guaranteed. A list of the
papers, giving daily and weekly cifct,in.
ton end printed schedule Of rites, sent
Tree on application 70 GEO: p ROWEIIi,
8 s. W. ! nsNswspap g psr a daysttising Agsnt
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

1 will buy of those thai buy Of rue.
dec IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

near lniyersuy place.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY,
EEEESgLAG SALES or HORSES AND cAEEIAcEs
~ hours 10 three days trial warranted sound
The oldest and most reliable house in the city.
rporr,xc THIS Ts PAY; At 70 O'CLOCK uus,.
In all harness, tree from vice al well mssched as
horse not atrad Of anything; nIe very stylish,
tree spirited ess gentle driver ,,. have 70, ss
spr are sound snd seid only foi want Of use
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new. BY Frank
GRAY HORSE. i5,s hands, % year. old. kind in all
harness. wee, good under saddle. has been
used AS family horse. ridden and driven BY ladies
snyshinr else. has 20 tricks Is an excellent horse
rof ROAD WAGON, in good order. by DcnhAm FREQ
SHE :$: ::f: sy Ss::I q 1s:'''
sLA1MuAwK n HORSE la: ,, hsnds & years *, Kind IN
been used By present owner 70, past three years IN
sns'y saS s' ss d y family s s r
any one 70 drive and IN every respect drss class
roSiriIXEToS, n..ss.s Sv BRADLEY, Pray sco.
Bw2 E M n s.sd osss s y p p'"p y.
ness tree from vice. has been used in city and
Sn.ry G By ladies' or general driving I sra aa, saddle M
sFST rHRs \ sod s sy ss
BAY HORSE. i6 hands high o years old: kind In al
harness. free from vice has been used
GERS wagon Is good, willing driver; Will stand
without tying: win pull any load and Il In every
rwESfii-fivs SADDLES f aad Brides. ladies' and and
absolute and positive.
TWO LIGHT yICToRIAs. in good order, BY Wood
Bros.
TOP PONY PIAETONS and Road Wagons. sold for
count OF whom IL may concern to pay advances
and char ges.
TWO LIGHT BARouCHEs. by Brewster and Wood
Bros.
TwENTY-sIx OTHER HORSES: description time OF
saio.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF every kind Of Carriage.
Wagon PhAeton. Harness. &c., this day At
ARCH JOHNSTON'S Mart, 10 to Is 18th a., near
/. University place. Weather never inicrfcros with
SALES AT O'CLOCK.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCuANGE-2DP AcE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANrED-2p PAGE-2d COL
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCTION-lsr pAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS wANTEU-FEMALES-i2rHP PAcx-1st. I'd,
Sd and 9TH cola
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-4th and
5th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1sr PAcx-lst and I'd coils.
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAGK-2d COL
STORAGE-ilrH PAcE-6th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-2D PAcE-5th col.
fIfF. TRADES-12rH PAGE--6th col.
THE TURF-isr PAGE--2d col.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURP0sEs-2p PAGn-2d col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--2D PAcE-6th col.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAcE-3d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE--l1m PAGE-4th col.
WATCHES. JEW wELRl, AC-l2rH PAcE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--2D PAcr-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. kC.-10ru PAGE-6th col
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty hours given purchasers
warrantces
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &C. always on
hand at private SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

Now on exhibition nj the Leavtt Art Gallery.
si7 Broadway. day and evening.
Among the artists represented will bo onnd the works o
Bougucroau. Budin Breton Boughton. Col (David Con
,uny Jimine Koekkoek Knaus. Lelor Meyer of Brcmen
Pnsni. Pascutti Porrau Ronncr. Sitnoni Stcnhe rro
vibert, Volts Vry. vcrboeckhovcn aud others.
To be sold At auction Thursday evening May IL. o,
Clinton Hall Snierooms
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Free sale without any reservation.

Is II F.
Magnificent OH Paintings. most elegantly framed.
This dav, at II A. NJ and rs o'clock evening tho largest
Of choice Works Of offered auction this
At the Art Gallery 5is Broadway tst Nicholas o
tell. Dealers houscEeepers hotel keepers and others will
6nd this opportunity. b. MAYERS. Anctionecr.
RT GALE.
n sPEcIAL-Thc elegant on Paintings universally
admired by the thousands that have visited thom within the
past few days will DO sold BY auction the Art Emporium
~ and 40 Liberty Friday and Saturday. 9th 9Th
Of May. commencing each day ut ~ o'clock
ROBERT SOMERvfLf.E, Auctionccr.
A UCTTON SALE AUCTION SALE.
N A. the private residence iO5 East 18th st..
doors from 4th
This day friday, May ., ~ lo1z o'clock.
$4,000 worth and 500 lots magnificent House.
hold Furniture 800 yards velvet, brussels Carpets
magnificent rosewood * octave grand rianofores
best city makers parors consisting OF magnificent Grand
Duchcse and sre noinette svc Parlor Suits covered
blue satin crimson and gold and
and gold satin brocade; Turkish chars LOUNGES Tables
Etagcrrs Mirrors Curtains Paintings Works OF Art Bed
scads. Bureaus washstands Commodcs Wardrobes Mat
Beddng walnut rep and plush snts Buffet Exten-
Table: Glass. China. Silverwarc Cutlery. kc
j. kkAEAER Auctioneer.
Responsible attendance cart pack box ship
goods tor purchasers. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

4 TEN BUSINESS wAGUNs. eJv ~ si7s .nr exprcss
~. rroccrs hnrh-r~. bakers milk laundry package aa
vefssng depot and delivery Wagon, second haMd
Wagon Manuiactory. 10 snring 81.
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HORSES. CAKRIAGEs. sc.

A UcTIoS HOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON,
~ 10, II - and 23 18th st..
near University place.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTroSEER
"A. Elegant Household Furnure--ine Mirrors Piano
torte Mantel set. kc--at auction.
II. n. LUDLOW cu. Will sell a. snction. on Monday.
May 4 at IL A. NJ at the private residence No. ~ West
3sh all the elegant Household Furniture therein
tained consisting OF rosewood Pnrlor Suits broca
tel, black walnut Dining Room suits Buffet. extension
Tables rosewood and black walnut Library aud Beurocn
Suits tucd Chairs Lounges. black walnut Bookcases fine
Mattresses kc &c also general o
Kitchen Laundry Furniture Cooking Utensils &C. &c
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HENRY y. MINER. ArCTIONEER.
III Onicr and Art Galleries No. Si5 broadway.
THIS DAY tFRIDAY). Mays.

NO ius EAST .Urfi ST. NEAR 9TH Av
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MADE TO
ORDER BY POTTER sTyMus. ROux AND OTHER
BEST CITY MAKERS: clICkERING GRAND PIANO,
REAL B.0NZES. &c.. SC
PARLORS.-Auhnsson Carpets, Ebony and gilt Suit In
pink satin Aqnety inaid Cabinet & sgcrc Centre and
Fancy Tables 10 match. modern oil Psniings. antique
Bronxrs Mantcl Mirrors rca and marble
Cccks and side Pieces anqs essed Cabinet full
length real Bust General Washington. Venetian
Mirrors antique Dresden China Vases, large Japanese
bronze Elephant, 8c.. &c.
LIBRARY Wilton Carpet finely carved French oak
bookcase black walnut Library Table Lounges and Chairs
Clocks. Bronxes. xc.. &c.
DINING iiOoM.-Rchy carved black walnut Buffet, TX.
tension Table and Chairs. oil Paintings Clocks, China,
Glass Ware. &C. &c.
BEDRooMs brussels Carpets. black walnut Bedsteads.
Bnrenus. Wardrohes. Commodes, Tables and Chars, en-
suite; hair Mattresses bedding, &C. &c.
r r. TRAvE.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
81 Furniture CARPETS and Merchandise OF dsscrp
ton every Wednesday and Saturday. ut IDis o'clock
salesroom No 80 Great Jonos Particulars morning VI
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

1 FOR SALE. THREE rosy BUILT HORSES;
uabo.
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A UCTIoS SALE

sells THIS DAY, nt II O'Clock. 80 the
Auction Rooms o Sth 81 and University place.
large general Of Household Furniture.
Pier and mAntci Mirrors. IA rosewood Piano.
large Of fnc Chandeliers and Gas Brackets.
black walnut Bookcases wardrobcs Bcdstcads. Wash.
stands Ext n>on Fables Armorcs. aisand sofa Beds.
Parior suits marble top Centre Tables Dressing Bureaus
TURKISH Lounges. Easy Chairs black walnut Rockers.
Library Tables aud Chairs Writing Tables and Desks Card
Tables Dining roomCane and wooiseat rhairs. china.
tea and Dinner Sets LOOKING Gasses Engraving hair and
sp-ng Mattresses leather Beds Pillows ankeis. velvet,
Brussels aud ingram Carpets Curtains and tornces Col
suits leaf Tables. tlasswarc. kltchen utens &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

Tho collection composed Of works imported during Il
present have been exhibited the publ
They will be sold without any reservation whatever
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SALES AT Aucrron


L, COTTON. AucTfOSEER
IT inmense sale every Kind OF Household Furniture
from thousand and cne diIeren, families about 10
Carpets
un saturday May o. at the auction rooms No. So East
i3h broadway largest Of season. includ
variety Of Eunitnre Piano. French plate Pier
and Mantle Mrror wardrobes bookcases. extension and
Tables solid carved black walnut Bedste hair
Mattresses. Curtains. cornsces. &c. will commence II
o'ciork Carpats. about o'clock.
~ B-Xe taken the large store No 73f Broadway.
dispose their them the tor tho
present the place. The first
No s34 Broadway, will take place some time next
week
r, EoRGE HoLBROOK. ArcTlONEER-noLBROOK
VI 4 ROLLINS, sell this day. At public venduo. at
loads of Household Furniture xc from bnterons storage
Warehouse rosewood Piano. Steinway makcr
varlor Suits black walnut and ennmeicd Chamber suits
Pier Manfel Mirrors so Brussels and ingram Carpets
Mattresses. Beds Bedding Bed Lounges. Extcnsnn
Tables Crockery Glass and Plated Ware. Kitchen uicns
~ dfen three hoop Pals Billiard Table Counters SHOW
eases. tc.
VI Shy virtue ~ foreclosure Of chattol mortgage
viii expose for sale public vendue. Friday tbs 9TH
day q May 1876 o'clock in the forenoon. at No -
Marion ~ one ocseon gs adults eHrse butt by Nune
and onc Coupe. GEORGE J. SMITH Attorney Tor mort.
ragees.
~ EO. w. KELLER. ArCTIOSEER
" Art Gallery, SO Liberty -. corner Nassau.
To-day friday Nav ,. at II o'clock. general sssort.
OF Fancy Goods. comprising French Clocks BronzeA
Parish Figures, Vases. China Tca Sets. &C.
(,EOEGE II. SCOTT AUCrlONEER-wILL SELL ON
" Friday Ma, > by order of Supreme Court under drec
of B b. Chctwooi. Referee the elegant French fiat
building No 2oI West ooth broadway For further
particulars apply to Office estate w H. RAYNoR, 1890
broadway. room y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

4 MAJOR CUAs ". BARkERs
"A. GREAT regular
HORSE and Carriage Sale
TOMORROW Saturday. Tomorrow.
AT EI.EvEN o'clock prompt
AT BARKER 4 sous
CITY AUCTION Mart and New York Tattersais.
CuKNER OF broadway and 5yth q.
SEX DESCRIPTIONS In 20 moruw's Herald
ADVERTISED ENTRIES for above.
CLOSE At FOUR Y. NJ to-day
A MAJOR cuAs. w. sAKi.ER;. AucrIoSEEK.
~. COLONEL 7. y. cONNELIl. OF ils Queen ST.
Germant,yn PENN tssss pleasure y announeins h, th
TRurrkRs IN tbc world JUST arrived trim KhSTCCki.
take place Wednesday next May ~. at III o'clock
Barker Sons Cit, ynctian Mart aud New York Tat
tc-xal OF Broadwsy and 3rth and comprising
SIXfEE< HEADS b; the richest promising
yunnr green LETT the Blue GRASS Region,
ranging from 5z itit hirn aud from 90 years old
all warranted sound and Kind that in from 10
down 10 ,Ht. MI OF the aud fashion able
KENlJrkY fEOrTISG BLOOD.
STOCK Will. the Matt this morning Tor
exhibition aud when Colonel Connolly that
everybody will aud RIDE BEHIND aud ftsT the
SPEED and driving qualities u OF the lot before the
time ~ sale
CATALOGUES WITH extended pedlgsees descriptions
&c now ready A the spirit Office siart
SALE pV~ilIIE ard withont regard 20 weather.
FOR SALE. THREE rOSy BUILT HORSES;
~. farmer " any business halt value 3I5 Bowsy,
rear stable.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
The Rats of Pixies Peak.

The Denver Meas tells a singular story
about rats on the summit of Pixies Peak. 1t
says, on the authority OF the Pueblo CbiJtd!R,
that they have increased to such numbers as
to become formidable and dangerous. They
are known TO feed upon a sacchariue gum
that percolates through the pores of the rocks,
apparently upheaved by some volcanic action.
Since the establishment OF the government
signal station on the summit of the Peak, at
an altitude of nearly $4,000 feet, these ami.
mails have acquired voracious appetite for
raw and uncooked meat, the scent OF which
seems to impart 10 them a ferocity rivaling
the tierceness of the starved Siberian wolf.
Recently quarter of beef was carried TO
the station, and, soon seeming II, the rats in
the night attacked and devoured it. This
was only enough, however, TO sharpen their
appctites, and they made their way into a
room where the wife and infant child OF the
telegraph operator were sleeping. Tne wo,
man Was aroused by the attack and escaped
TO the operating room, where desperate pat
tie between the husband and rats took place
ending in the latter being driven of, alter Sc
yerely laceraiing their antagonist. The young
child had been LEFT in bed closely covered
when the mother fed from the room, but the
voracious rats had found 1t and literally eat
! en- 1t up, leaving notEing but the naked skull
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

Harry joinel ne Then we were OotA so
overpowercd by the recollection ot our ORA
matte efforts that we l.Aued against The ieaCe
and shook II with laughter. i wa, the same
place where ! had formcrl. carried my des
pair
"Wen," s4l harry, Il think that young
woman has had lesson agan,t flirting win
two peuple at once. .AS soon rs you went !
delivered 10 her small sermon on the deceit
OF which she had been guilty; that the words
which had been about to uiter, wntA YOU
entered, had been driyep from my heart. Ia
short, ! backed out, in the same lranuc
STYLE with whiCh you made your exit lou
did that very well, Greene-very well
would have fine effect upon the stage Are
there any fried oysters Ia be obtained in ih!s
quiet little place: Emotion makes re hung
ry'
Next morning awoke with u frantic head
ache, and a vague feeling of remorsc. Every
other sensation, however, was swallowed up
in the horrible agony produced by the fol'
lowing cpist.c:
Dear Greene: | hope you appreciate the
dlsintcresedncss of my devotion to you. l
have freed you OF your disagreeable engage
Inent, and left you free man once more, |
hope your love for Rose Mayland is a merely
imaginary sensation, as that young lady Is,
and has been for some time, engaged y
Yours, very sincerely,
HARRY SINCLAIE
Rose wants to know if you would like to
be grOOmsman next week.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
A NOVEL.
TO BE READ IN FIVE MINUTES,
VOLUME /.

VOLUME /.
Moonlight evenings-shady grove
Two young people much in love;
Heroine with great wealth endowed,
Hero handsome, poor and proud.
Truth eternal-hearts united
Vows Of changeless passion plightcd;
Kisses-quarrels- s-sighs -caresses,
Maidenlyields one of her tresses.
Obstacles to be surmounted,
Happy hours pass by uncounted;
Ugly rival, old and stale,
Overhears the tender tale.
VOL. II.
Morning in the east looks ruddy;
Scene, young lady's fathers study.
Hero bold, with hat in hand,
Comes, her ditto to demand;
Angry parent storms-abuses,
And at once consent refuses.
Maiden faints beneath the blow
Mother intercedes-nO go;
Shrieks-hysterics rics-protestations,
Mixed with old mans execrations,
Exit lover midst the din
Ugly rival enters in.
Time-a moonlight night once more,
Scene-outside the lady's door
Lover, with half broken heart,
Swears he'd rather die than part.
Garden-tiowers- shade
Manly accents-serenade
Chamber window opens wide
Debnt of cxpectant bride;
Little dog most kindly mute
Observation-Disclosures
Gallant stced-too late-nights screen
Triumph-marriage-Gretna Green,
Old mans rage-dlsowns forever
Ugly rival-scarles fever.
VOL. ".
Old man sickly-sends for child
All forgiven-reconciled
Young man making money fast
Old mans blessing, dies at last
Youthful couple prove probate
Get the money-live in state
Family mansion-jewels-plate.
Mothers wishes crowned with JOY,
Doctor-nurses-l boy;
Time proceeds-her ties endure
Olive branches year by year.
Blessings on the good attend
General gladness--moral end.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
TIE rn1Rr-NE tIrLY 81 SAYS:

"Jpdve Cation IS veteran traveller He i nan o; acu
obseryston and from long experience well as natar
cansct n ant 10 learn something more. and untersa
| srt md ont fnore than the ordinary traveller.
all this he has made Ieslao1e ald entertA!ning
make The same journey In PerScl.
I sold In Ottawa oy osnan HapemAa-
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

CINE POChET BOOKS, PORT
A.s AN ''-- osaAs HAPEMAs
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
THE LSrER-oCEAx Gully 81 SAYS

"Jlire eaton has given us wO-k possessing ~ ~ II
qualities OF perfect book on summer lraIsi; -
neither toe much too little; II Is MitS.ni ~ -;
confidential style, without strain or s "a ~
writer sails sloag by cOasts and lakes anu h a,s ts-
gers in quaint Norwegian towns he gives u, el - ~
lust sufficient scraps of history TO awaheh -s =. ~
ancient aud wa-llke, but now eaceia sa tST ar
nle He has the strong cold touch OF nasC
observation united 10 graceful narrsty stye. ae DO
nom beginning end reads like story tolI ~ Wy
al the head o: his own table Carlyle sts III - ~
sea pouring over Sagas and ancient ~.
salwart traveller. accompanied by M S ,s
The people makes friends witt the Lapps, -
hshing Ia the pools. sleeps in NorNegs ges; s a.,
discomfort His book Is az fre.h q tne m2nntah IN
while his obsrvattons are fu OF that kindly anu
i've feeling which can oaiy come nom liberal 'ha Aa1
ger nine heart"
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

One of the most novel machines at the Cen
tcnnIal is from Oregon, and is used FOR the
purpose of manufacturing cider The apples
are crushed into a fine pulp and then thrown
into watts and treated in similar manner tC
pulp paper That Is, the apple pulp Is ran
upon cloths, and then over the warm rollers
of a paper making machine, and come ou
finally just as paper does, firm, dry and thin
in continuous roll or cut in sheets as de
sired. Itls, IN short, sheets of apple paper
When il is desired 10 have a pitcher of cider
the pitcher ls filled with water, this paper is
cut or torn INTO small pieces and stirred IN
the water, where it dIssolves IN few min
u;cs and turns the water INTO pure, fresh ci
der The more apple paper used the stronger
the cider, and II is affected by age and atmos.
phcrc tho same as cider made in the usual
way. What won't the Yankees make next
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
TO HOrSe Breeders.

II ven TO rase something nesi stylish fun OF paes
uh9af be NJ etfui ard good everything you want o.
horse 20 and breed your 20 the hlack ard white
horse CtlHANsY. He stands at his owners. In 0rAna
spds townshlp miles southeast OF Ottavs. and miles
sortaues OF Msrsees. Terms. s5 70 insure siSSse
-err.ee tiayiiloD u. c. DlCkEkNAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
THE TINES (JULY 81 SAYS:

The author Of = summer IN NoTEay hss "a s
ths rir~nmsts1Ses He has given 10 the pubic volume
travels s,cS will hold is With any OF Ike Sin
TIE trrsfiou is solil and interesting, and vein OF e
humor Deryafes every page Ihroughout u y gsnerOs
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

d. p. JONES. L. W. BREWER
ION E;S ~ B X EW Err, Attorneys and Coua
seors at Law, Ottawa, Ills. ONCE Rooms Nos. / Si
second noor metropolitan BLOCK. octl9,'I9
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

Franklin Ky Patriot: The kicking
propensities OF the mule are certainly eXas-
gerated. As we write, farmer over by the
tobacco barn is pulling one around 10 his
place in front OF the wagon by the tail. What
genlleness the faithful creature exhibits
How meekly he submits to the superior will
of his masierl How-ah, by tie way, the
man is evidently AN accomplished acrobat
that double somerset he threw over the wagon
was very skiltully executed, indeed
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

There are various incentives 10 poetry. Ii
was IA gentleman who stepped on q polecat in
the country who wrote; Now the wild rose
blooms DER the little green grave where my
coat and trousers lie, and the farmer tells nae
he thinks I'll save'by digging for en- July
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

4 GORGE NJ. LELAND, Attorney and
VI Counselor at Law, and Solicl tor in Chapeery One
over Benefits store. west OF Court House. niayiSi6
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

lie was too solemn a preacher; he dim
suit Nevads. The chairman Of the farewell
committee expressed 1t well; said he: Now
you can git. pard; we aiat agin religion ou,
here, and it riles US to see ieller spilin' II.
.GItw
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

ERANK i. CRAWFORD, Attorney
csgo. Notary Public. mari4Ii
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

EDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Conn se,o-
Ia at Law, Glover Cooks Block, Ottawa ill., aDr3
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

X r. LIN 2 LIN, Attorney al Law. ONCE owe.
Ottawa, lis. iniva,S5
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

GEORG E -. ELDIxEDG r., Attorney
~ at Law. Ohice In 7. .. Block. Ottawa Il april +
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
A TT o r n e Y S j..

ID IA. a. q. a. LELAND, Attorneys at Law
l.. ICONS formerly occupied by Dr. BascOm, Ia Hoes a.
Leana Bock northwest corner ct Court House Square
St'""a' iu' deci-u
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

HIAAM II. GILBERT, Attorney at Law
- A'ooh No' Tost OinCe BLOCK. seD2j'1j
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08

nR. NJ. ZENDEE1, Homeopathic Physicisn
~ Ottawa, ILL., Offers hs services to the friends OF the
homeopathic system In Ottawa In all branches OF his
esslon Particular attention given to the treatment OF
men and children. Office IN Glover Cooks Block teb6-i
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-08
p nv SlclA N 8

nR. GLIB ETT D'EPiSY, French PLY
~ sican 81 years OF practice the last ten years in s.
Louis Mo. Office, La Sale St., r. Wolle and d. Bera
ard Residence Washington ST. (north OF Supreme Court
2to5P.M. mayl.75