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The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A most realistic piece of acting was lately
witnessed in New Orleans, where the hero
inc and the young man cast for father both
lisped in speech. At the recognition after
estraHecmcn;, he said, "Aith live, it it'll my
thide" The family iDi1rmity at once dis
covered the relationship, though it was not
so intended by the dramatist.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Prose. Laura (who is still trifie roman
ticl: "Donr you think there is something
very solemn about the fall of the dead leaves,
Regiualdy' Reginald. her husband (who has
outgrown his romance0 Very" pause: !:
"Talking of dead leaves, what the deuce and
all have done with my tobacco?'
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08
BUDGET OF FUN.

Girls rghts-KIsses.
Music by handle-A street organ.
Hostile furniture--Armed chairs
Apair of tIghts-Two drunkards.
A matter OF course-A river bed.
Ballet dancers study gauze and effect
A bootless enterprise-Gongb bareioo'eu'
Milk is our first drink, but we come TO the
bier at last
Wasting sweetness-Putting your ar"'
about pretty woman.
A wag wants to know If snoring is cohs'u'
ed Jede humming (becoming)'
Is there anything in the world that can heat
a good wite? Yes; a bad husband.
Men are geese, women are ducks, anu birds
of a feather flock together.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

There may be such thing as love at fl rst
sight remarked Detroit girl, as she twist
ed y "frz" around the curling iron, "but
don't believe in IT. There's Fred. saw him
a hundred times before loved him. IN fact
shouldn't have fallen in love with him when
did, if his father hadn't given him that
house and lot
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A New York merchant has been detected
measuring thirtyfour inches to the yard.
Two inches is nothing on towel, but 1t tells
heavily on woolen shirt when the ther'
mometer goes down-Detroit Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

The following epitaph, copied from Penn
sylvania tombstone, has been sent to the His
tOrical Society of that State: Here lies the
bodie of Margaret Fay her would il her
could but her couldn't stay, her had bad legs
and baddlsh cough it were her legs as car
ried her off,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

The doctor went out west TO practice his
profession. An old friend met him on The
street one day, and asked him how ne was
succeeding in his business. "Firs'.rate," he
replied. "I've had one case "Well-and
what was thatg" ut was birth" said the
doctor. "how did you succeed with that ~
Well the old woman died, and the child
died--but think I'll save the old man YETI
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

1t is said that the Baptist minister who is
carrying on the pen fight against the Catho.
lics at Trenton, n. j., is so bitterly opposed
to the Roman faith, that in manuscript he
not not cross his letter rs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

They have found petrifed Mormon in
Utah, and, from the number OF dents IN the
head, evidently made with poker and nat
iron, it is judged that he had at least 'hlr'y-
three wives.-Norrist0uR Herald.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

o. y certain colored deacon, on occasion of
missionary collections, was wont to shut his
eyes and sing: "Fly abroad, thou mighty
Gospel" with such earnestness and JUNCTION
that he would quite forget to see the plate as
it came around. "Oh, yesr' said the plate
bearer, but just you give something to make
j. f1y.'
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A Detroit woman who was turned out OF
her house for non payment of rent, went out
ia good style, putting on silks ana JeWeiry'
and having her hair frizzed In extra style Tor
the occasion.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

In a case of hydrophobia the doctors say
cauterize the wound. But We know OF a
young man bitten by love who caught her eres
and it made him great deaf worse.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Over the porch of the Old South Church
at Boston is chisselled: Behold have set
before you an open door," and under, on the
door, is printed in emphatic letters, " "Posl,
lively no admittance."
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

"Have you any nice fresh farmers eggs:'
inquired precise old lady at grocery store.
No. man," replied the practical clerk, but
we have some very good hens eggs" She
took three to try.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

"Six feet in his bootsl" exclaimed Mrs.
Partington, what will the lmprudence OF
this world come to, / wonder, why, they
might as vel! tell me the man had SIX heads
in his hat"
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Mau--"Do you think it would be safe for
me to cross this pasture" Maid-"Well, the
old bull don't like red very much, but if you
will chalk your nose guess he won't attack
yOun
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

This is the way the newspapers talk in
Louisiana: "If that convicted thief and
robber Jim Walker, wants any fuss with US
he can have steel or buckshot in Unlimited
quantities by poking his nose around our
corner
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A lady applying for admission To the jun
ios class of an Eastern seminary being qucs-
toned by the President as 10 her qualitca-
iions, replied: II ain't much of an ariihme-
ticker, but am an elegant gramnarist.'
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A woman is very like kettle, if you come
10 think of it, She sings away so pleasantly; !;
then she stops-and when you least expect H.
she boils over Judy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

What is the difference between an unclean'
ly servant and chicken? Why none; for one
is foul domestic, and the other is domes'
tic f0rl
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

If all the soft things that have been sad
by the light of the past summer at the sum
,aer resorts could be put into book form, what
{. "spoony" volume it would make.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Doubtless Mr.. L. G.. Samples, OF Georgia,
don't appreciate what narrow escape he had
from a falling tree, which killed the two
mules he was driving. And yet | Samples
Of such ingrati,uGe constantly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Birdie" is what young husband fondly
called his wife, because, as he says, she is
always associated in his mind with d1@
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

II is not so extraordinary that Nebuchad
nezzar lived on grass. We know OF nun
,lreds who live on the turf.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Cheerlul-They are betting in London that
The Prince of Wales will be assassina,ed be-
fore his return from India.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Some of Mr.. and Mrs Potters friends hap
pened TO remember that last Wednesday was
the tenth anniversary of their wedding, and
they determined to get up surprise party
and call at Potter's house. SO everybody
purchased n little present of some kind to
take along, and Mrs. Potters aunt got beau
tiful illuminated sign nclosed in walnut
frame and bearing the Inscription, Heaven
Bless Our Happy Home" and Mr.. Potter's
uncle got another one with the legend, True
Love Never Dies,' And when the provi-
slons were all ready the party started for the
house. They wanted to surprise the happy
couple as much as possible. so they conclud'
ed not to ring the door bell. But Mrs. Pot
ter's aunt softly opened the front door, and
assembled the party in the entry. Then, at
a given signal they opened the sittingroom
door, aud burst in with loud laugh.
The scene that met their eyes was a very
interesting one. Mr.. Potter was lying upon
the floor with his nose bleeding, and Mrs.
Potter was leaning over him with rolling
pin IN her hand, with which she had evident
iy been hammering the husband of her bo-
som. Both of them looked hot and mad.
When the company came IN Mrs. Potter hid
the rolling pin in the skirts of her dress, and
Potter picked himself up with II sickly at
tempt at a smile lowering about his face.
"Good Joke, WASH; ity' said Potter, with
that smile growing sicklier every minute.
ave were prscticing for tableaux.'
"No, we weren't either,p snapped Mrs. Pot
ter.
"Why, my love-" hc replied, 1--WE certainly
were. You were inpersonating Pocahontas
saving the life of Smith, and | was Smith.
You know that we are going to have tableauX
This evening"
"No, don't know it, either We amt go.
ing to have any such foolery in this house"
MY darling, how changeable you are
Now YOU must have them. | want the folks
to see you as Pocahontas. Won't she make a
charming Pocahontas-now look at herr"
"You know banged you with this rolling.
pin because you gave me impudence. Now
that's the whole truth And III do i, agarn'
"No, you WON'T" said Potter
"Yes, will"
"Id like 10 see YOU"
you would, hey. Iss think daresn't
because these people are sticking themselv Ives
in here where they're not wanted. I'll show
you
Then Mrs. Potter uplfted her weapon and
made dash at MIN, wnereupon Mr.. Potter
walked as rapidly Us he could, consistently
with dignity, out through the door In the
ward. Then the company concludes to ad-
| iourn. Mrs Potter went into Jones and
stuck Heaven Bless Our Happy Homes"
in the stove. and Mr.. Potters uncle split up
"True Love never Dies with the ak, in dis
gust; and Mr. aAd Mrs. Potter celebrated
their anniversary 10 their own way by them
selves II will be surprising if anybody ever
undertakes 10 get mp another surprise party
in our yIllage.-.ksr Adeier, W Nen l0rs
! Weeilg
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A Cape May (America) belle says the baths
there are as "exhilerating as the clasp OF a
loyer.n She has tried both.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

\ MEDIUM or ErCBANGE.-lt was Bur
lington commercial traveller, just in from a
collection trip, and he leaned up against the
desk in picturesque attilHde TO make his re-
port.
"How about Slocum:" asked the principal,
after several other customers had been talked
over.
ooh, he's all right" SAID the traveller:
"he'll pay. lie says he'll pay you in pork. "
"Pork:' exclaimed the merchant "Pork
nothing. This is a dry goods house; what
in thunder does he mean BY saying he'll pay
me in porky'
We'll, don't knew, replied the unruffled
Traveller. but he i,,ld nae he'd pay you IN a
hog eye. and guess that means pork.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08
lfgp


A DMIN NIsTAtATOH's ssALE OF.
IA REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of an order and decree OF
the County Court La saile county Illinois, made on the
petition Of the undersigned, William Henery ,dmn!stra
tor de Uns the estate OF Michael Ry deceased
for leave TO e the real estate OF said deceas o. the No
third day Of November D. s shall on the tsnts dsy Of
forenoon and ve O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day. sell
public sale the south door OF the County Court House.
ia city said county the real estate described
as follows. 70 wit; Lot number seven. In block number
fortv In States Addition to the town now cy) OF ottawa
and also the following described part OF lot OF land. viz
sixty feet front by one hundred and twenty feet Deep mont
De Leon street. being the northeast corner part OF
lot number ak. In block number ave- n 0ttawa North all
situate In said city OF Ottawa in La Sale county, ne
on the following TERMS TO Wit One halt Of the purchase
money to be raid upon the confirmation by said County
Court of said sale remainder to be paid twelve
moRths thereafter with interest the rate OF ten cent
the purchaser give approved security note
and sale mortgage on the premises so to secure the pay
uent or such remainder OF the purchase money and inter-
est and upon connrmA alton by said Court and comp
ance with said terms OF SALE will make deed or deeds 10
the purchaser purchasers OF the premises sod as by law
provided.
DATED this 10th day OF December A. d. 1873.
WILLIAM p. HENERY,
Administrator dc boais non Of the Estate OF
decli Michael Ryan, deceased.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Men are geese women are ducks, anu birds
of feather flock together
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08
Sale of School Lands

BY authority petition signed ny az east oi
the leg voters In township 8 North. ksRge E IN the
iyloi Ls sale and state Of linos the ahoesgnsa
III offer al pubic sale, The premises, a. ui,ote ~
the trustees a parl OF the Common school lahos IN
said Township. comprising not less thAn ten hoi
more than ftecn said tract consists OF dnIy hihs
village lots ocatd the Inc OF the ghesgo EeAlh ana
Southwestern Railroad. sd,inins the depot Low ou4h-
In the proposed village Of Ransom q. -. -,
The sale will nence WednssdAy fep ~ Is's y,
10 O'Clock A. and be ooEtrued from Gay 10 SA'' uh'
all the lots offered \. =
The TKRxs OF selling common school ahts shsii ue 20
the highest hdder cash. With The pNltnSe 70 ch
purchaser OF borrowing IRON the County eneh
he amount OF bis bid. for period not g hat ~!
more than FIVE year, urOn bis psyihE latert ana gNS
security IN OF money losred BY township
Hsr.sef SffHfss.
pla, Of the lots offered for sale se sen ihe efee
% n,,... n nsr 81 ,s.,-su co. SGpt OF schools.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

OF LEVI TEMPLE, DKoEAsED-
~ Notice Is hereby given that undersigned. Admin.
istrstr OF The estate Levi Temple late q the county Of
La Sale and State OF Inois deceased will appear before
the County Court Of said county the third Monday be
Ing the 2ist day. of February 1876 at the County Court
House Ottsws In said county. when and where all
having claims demands against said estate are
hed to attend and present the same In writing for ad
justment.
Dated this Sth day OF December A. y 1875.
ALEXANDER J. HANNA,
decii6w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

NOTICE.-EsTATE OF OLIVER II. SIGLRR, DRCR D.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor
of the last win and testament OF Oliver sger ot the
pear before the County Court of said county the third
Monday beng the 18th dayfo january 1896 at the County
Court House IN Ottawa 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 of December a. D. 1875.
REUBEN 7. A. ALBERTY.
deca-6w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

NOTICE.-EsTATE OF Loyal RICHARDSON, DECD.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned, Admin
strator with copy OF win annexed OF the estate Of Loyal
Richardson late OF the county OF La Sale and State OF s
deceased wappea before the County Court said county
the third Monday beng the 18th day OF January 1876
where all persons hsvng claims demands against said
estate notified to dsnd and present the sae writing
for adjustment
Dated this lst day of December A. D. 1875.
ISAAC W. HOWE,
deci-6w Administrator. &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

Is there anything in the world that can Oed'
a good wiley Yes; a bad husband.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-01-08

A wag wants to know If snoring is cohs'u'
ed dEHumming (becOming)
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
DoS'T CHoAK ABorr IIARp Tlur..

DoN'T CRoAk ABouT HARD TINS.
Standing OF tho corners, or moping
around like blue behring's aud grum.
bling about harl times i now one a
the conspioious'y Disgusting practices
Of the day. Thousands do nothing
else. let oil hands hnd something
to do, and the tunes will not appear
half - hard. Lazy, triilIng people
arc glad 60 cloak their indolcnce
under such cover. aud the more
trhlng they arr, the louder they
gramble about hard times.
THIS will b. q year Of excitement
and Jubilee, - 20 to work aud mako
q also a Year Of IL dustry aud gen.
eral prosperity. Tie times are al.
ways just what the people make
them.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

\ Paris correspondent writes 4
very popular, hut blind. Count l,r-
10 the thamp- Ely-r,~. E.ng wit
~ and musical VII. society j. much
sought alter N, Irn PARIS thru,
months agn and un hi, return callrl
ou fashionable Nar,huu.. who was
pr,p1rIu. 10 - tp 4 fancy hall She
begged to h. excused. hut ~ b. hai
au important message 90 deliver. he
was shown 90, and beng ct course
blind, hc was asked "a take chaIr
"a her bUuluir. t,u-~ip cu~uyI aud
during the time the Marhioncss as
sisted b. her maud. executed the
mysteries ~ her toilet. Being ready
Go descend 60 her carriage The Count
stated be had boon absent in London
had undergone successful operation
Tor cataract aud could now see a.
we'll a. the Marchioucss. The latter
shrickcd aud Jumped INTO her ear
rage without even an az T,roir To
hcr unwClcumc visitor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

A gentleman in Paris paid a visis
the other day 20 a lady In whose par.
Tor he saw portrait Of a ioyely wo-
man 81, say Eve and twenty. Ueon
the entrance Of the lady, her visitor
asked her II II was a family portrait
and was told that II rcprcsenicd her
deceased daughter. alias " been
been long since you lost herr asked
the gentleman. @Alas, sirl" replied
the lady, "she died just after her
birth and ! had q picture painted 20
represent her as she would have APP
pearcd IL she had lived until now"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

West Irli eiaita, II, qWAAd with
boiling water, makes an excellent
poulticc for rheumatism cor acute
pains.
Nails m'thr iuut.-To relieve from
the t,rrllg effects ~ running a nail
ia tho foot OF a person or horse, take
peach lcaNo@, lru.s them. apply Ia
thr wound. cnnhuu with baudapo.
and llc cure j. a. u ., INA gic. Re-
new tie application twice q day, 1t
necessary, bat one application gen.
orally does tho work Both man
aud horse, have ina few hour. when
apparrntly-o1 the point 81 having
the lockiaw, been cured.
Grca-c ~ paint spots ~ clothes
arr easily removed hy oil al tUrI,,n
tine, 90 a hot iron pressed GA the
place over ouar~c brown paper, alter
-rapiug aIl that can J., rot 90 with
q blunt knife. STAINS may o. 49,
moved from light-tolyrrd clothes.
such co. .lIah-. butts. 81 whites, with
fuIlrr'- earth, lat ;ht~ y apt a. take
thr rnlpr uut a. dark clothes N
should l,y Dissolved iu litlcIo.luus
water, pm ga thc spot vh,n bot,
held a. thr tr, a. lN. lul then
brushed cut Pitch i,I moved, hr.t.
rs rubbing a., place over with
gr,d-.' ur ull, aud then taking out
the 40 rs thg Application % -nru.
ul turprntluc.
Remedy tur sore thrult.-TakC one
large rcd pepper, such a. are grown
Or family u-', steep q ln bali q pint
~ water. AMER Which strain w. e
quart al uYlI--,-. adding q lttIr
vinegar; brH ail together g. q tim
-1wp; u-r thus Whenever thr throat
t.gl- Iry ur iI-agpyan.g; II u y, iu
dead ui night. 70 VII -authg DE
throat .lni rat Irrat, auH warm IL
up ueIl. n sharper ilau an a.
Iuru. .u thy muuth. pm NJ ia.k near
the palate with spoon and swallow.
apply uutvapilN. dim slice uI ~a.t
purh. varmn. it en- WrIi .u vinegar
ami pepper, apply a- hut Is uu y,
huru, ga th, thr.t, fa~J.u thy llnd
age that holds th, pork over lh,
head. tp draw the cold ard indiana
tinn ~. aud upt about thg neck a.
mas, people dn.
nrhlh,na. Every lnu-,kocrcr
~luuIi D, iu possession ut a., tui
lowing recipe lur De- cure 20 diph-
liberia. Tie physician Who makes
the recipe public SAYS that ut one
thuusarI ra-'.- iu uhtrh u has been
used, uut single patient ha. been
lost. -, treatment consists Co.,
thoroughly ~Nahhiug iIc back 90
the mouth and throat with q wash
made thus: Table salt. two irarhm, .
black pepper golden seal. nitrate ut
potash, alum. one drarhm each. MiN
and pulNrrIlc, put into 4 tea cup
half tall ~ boiling water; stir Wen
and then tll up With good vinegar.
I - every halt hour, ono, two. and
four hours r. recovery prpgry--,...
The patient may swallow litlr al
each time. Apply one ounce each .,
spIIits ct turpcutlnc, sweet oIl, aud
aqua ammonia mixed. every hour. a.
tIc whole 81 the throat. ana a. the
hr,a,t-hune every four hours, keep
lug flannel o. thy part.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Senator lamar u liable 30 an at.
tack Of PARALYSIS Al any time.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

How 10 sificn a Grape veil.-
Keep the veil folded aud pressed
under a heavy book, aud when Il
looks gray, take alcohol enough 20
vet Il thoroughly, then shake 4 dry,
fold Il nicely, and press.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
FOR SALE or RENT

A dwelling house. situated near the onurs
house. The HOUSE. has thirteen rooms. kiieh-
~ and dining-rovln. A hne well On the
. maslerals price. for further partculars
sTpfy % Mas. NJ A. Low.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

To preserve toap grease, tIl a
cask halt full 81 good strong lye
aud drop all refuse grease therein
STIR mp the mixture once a week.
, 1876-04-14

I.o'idon curysspo,dsneA 4Yetu l'ork Graphic,
We have not heard much latoIy Ut tho doinga
Of tlia oEetnationiets Dy tho way, tho late Lady
Ambcrley was III ardent advocate OF cremation,
aud nelthor aho nor log husband ~As colum1tteti
to the Garth with Chratisn burial" But tho
London Cremation Society," which was cYtap-
liHhed two years ago, has Just issued its fret re-
port. Tho report rochpitulatna tho efforts u,Rdo
by the Council to promote tho object Of the Socl-
oily. These efforts have not boen very successful.
They first sought to ascertain Whether cremation
WAS legal. aud tho counsel whom. They consulted
decided that "lho performance Of The process
OF cremation wha perfectly legal provided shat Il
luvolycd no consequence which could DO con-
strued by any ono as nuisance" It then be-
camo necessary. to dayiso machine by which
. body could be burned without causing .
nuisance. and "Dr. Sicmcn's patent reGoi,sr-
phsatus BY which this deatdsratum could bo
secured. But now camo \ hitch tho sum Of
$1,000 waa necessary for obtaining suitable
ground for Tho experiment, and II could not
be raised. Fually, tho Colney Hatch Cemetery
Company camo to tho rodcuo and ofTersd to sell
d part OF the.r ground 1t 4 low figure for tho
purpose. The offer Was accepted, aud tho tnt-
chine was about TO ha put UP whom some ono re-
membercl thAt hogr0una bad boen consocratad
sna that tho Company might got into trouble u
thcy allowed Il to DO used for unconBeoEated
rites. Ihoy wrote 10 the Mahop OF Rochester.
In whoae dionaso tho Cemetery lv situated. but
he repliel: ~ c4nnot coABaut to tho intro
tluct1on oi such ulodo Of l!spoBiDE OF tho
bodies Of the dead" THIS oudod the matter.
aud tho Soncty now proposes t0 diasolye Itself
and return all the subscriptions that have boen
sent 10 it,
, 1876-04-14
4 Very Young Victim.

.Srtp York Ertnlng l'ost.
rerBons who send infant8 to school to free
themselves from tho truubio Of caring for them
must accept tho consequences, which aro not al-
WAYS pleueant. Mrs. Elizabeth Brntton waa re-
Gently ArTcsted at Btoke-upon-Ttent In England
for administering corporal punishment to one OF
hor pupils which indirectly resulted In death.
Tho court which trlch HRS. Bratton decided to
deal with the caae as an ordinary sssal.!t, mud
she uAH accordingly flned 60 aud costs. Whoth-
or this WIS Just decision or not, The chief
blame rests with tho child.s parcnte or guard
lana; for Herbert Bailey. tho unfortunate voting
stor, was only your, old. snl ought cetta,nlY to
hayo boen kopt at home with tocAing-ho1so
and rattle.
, 1876-04-14


Some weeks kgo mention wss made Of tho
birth OF baby III South Baltimore that Weighed
70 pounds st ita bl1tA. On Saturday lAst. Mrs.
Drake. wlfe Of IIol Drake, blacksmith, living
1t 4 Iionrtotta stroot, gave birth to boy bAby
tnAt weighed 2sH pounds, and was "a iuctos in
height. Ths mother aud father a1s both Of
small stature. Or. II: A. pell reports tho mother
Ths baby, however, IL mol living.
, 1876-04-14
PARTNERS WANTED.

I)AKNkE1 NANTRn-ED. nN-Ah Actlya PART
i nsr wAGt4a In Mhos house, " buy out tho Interest
II ryt!zsnx partner pnt ssA and part secured nots4
tAk4p. IL Vi. Tribune ulfoo
, 1876-04-14

THE CENTENNIAL CONCERT.
The first Of the series OF Centennial popular
concerts It Mccormick Hall, which Was 10 hayp
takoa place last evening. was, on nccount Of ths
small sizo Of tho audience and tho weather,
postponed until sono fururo date. to ho duly
announced.
, 1876-04-14

IXTANTED-TO nUY-FOR CAHA, HOuSR
w and lot between North.hS. snd Fullerton md
east Of ahecst. pr!ce from a. u1 to &6cD TuN-
HER H0ND+ llG WAAhnztonst.
IlTANTKD-TO LEABE-ADOUT s 70 ~ ACRES,
w iar torn Of ysAsr, with without house, Adrass
titq WAbAatl-aF,
, 1876-04-14

!nAApKsFa e Xt'44Sz 47z, ~; aot, /;
Hen.ta. I vols, u sat MatE fw.e's Wasks - A:aA
fpE cs{Alosu8 LiiiEFkE, III atAdtsou st bA4s1auk.