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SUMMER ON THE SEA SANDS.
Coney Island TO have Postal ard Telegraph
Facilities and Police Protection.

A deputation OF Concy Island property
holders have visited Postmaster James,
and represented 10 him the great need
there il OF postal station. Col. james
asked the Chairman OF tho delegation many
questions. es TO the number OF permanent
Inhabitants of the island in the summer.
and finally said that an application made
through the Postmaster Of Brooklyn or through
either the Hon. =. Is. Chittcnden or the Hon. a.
NJ. Bliss. would most probably receive favorable
consideration.
Although Coney Island is visited by more than
million persons in June. July and August. It
has neither postal nor topographic facilities. In
case Of unexpected detention. Of accident or OF
any emergency whatever. II would hc necessary
to drive 10 Gravcsrnd. and then run the risks
that always attend Il country station. Gen. Funk
has offered the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany quarters in his Office. aud hopes to secure
q wire and an operator in the course oil u lew
dnys.
last sent thousands To the beach. About sixty
trains. Of from eight 10 ten ears each. were run
back and fourth. and each cnr comfortably srnts
nin"ty-sN passengers The boulevard was
crowded with vehicles Of every Kind. and all the
open hotels were embarrassed 10y rush OF Gus
tom. for which they were unurruarcd Since
then noticeable change has taken place: land
lords have done much hurrying Ia and iru;
painters. carpenters. and aborcrs have been
busy: walters have been summoned from their
city homes To- br prepared for the public; hut'll-
rrs, produce men. and brewers are happy with
their contracts the band has begun To rrhrHrs",
and preparations are made for grand concert
and general opening ON the coming Decoration
Day.
Hotel huilling would seem to have been over
done at Coury Island. but although one or two
fine cdiiirc~ are still unlicensed three large ones
are lust contracted Tor The railroad company
which bought u section ~ the Centennial Ma
chinnry Hall for the rurpo-" of putting M "a
depot and restaurant near tn" Oceanic, are IN
some embarrassment 10y reason Of delay m
shipment from Philadelphia. hut II H. believed
that tn whole structure VIII u" IN readiness 10y
the luidle of June. The beautiful hotel built
by Mr. Nandcrvcrr was opened ON Sunday.
New bathing huu-rs are needed. and VIII ls'
provided The driveway - being filled in with
peat from the marshes. and shells viii he laid
from Van Srlcn'S tn the Oceanic whore Just
NOW the road il horribly cut up 10y the heavily
laden wagons.
Tn" gr.ut conundrum II the Island il. what
rights dotho toll cat" keepers possess ~ Noonc
can answer II. Everybody gives 1t M. The other
day the road for n quarter ui mil" this SIDE
the bridge was uVrrilnwci. and IN" wltvr wash
ed the hubs of the wl.e"l-. hut tho toll boy was
on hand IL usual to rNt,t his little dime Per-
haps one Of the best of the many added nira'-
iinns this year Is the police control Whlrh ih"
PARK Commits -ioncrS propose having now That
the "2uD-ioot drive Is finished down 10 the Con
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Hayes Regcnerating the Civii Service.

Two Ohio men appeared before the President
the other dan each having fccuuu, ndHtun from
Matthew the once Thi.i. prohably TO Doe
attributed to Mr Matthew's want OF experience poll.
tics And after te m,n Who did not ert the place has
through sweal.ns al HIM. lac will know better-Ih,ule
phI TiHes
That was development Of civil service re-
form. Both applicants wanted the place Of
Capt Dcvenny Of Pittsburgh. Supervising In
spe tor OF Steamboats,. Il most competent officer
for this r"-ponSlh Die pos ton. One Of Stanley =
prntegis did him good service in the ohio
Legislature, in getting votes for United States
Senator; he reside, IN Cleveland. The other Is
II Cincinnati ward politician handy ut the pri-
marirs This is thr way Mr.. Hayes is rogono-
rating our politics amt cleynting It's tone.
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ErETE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

President who WAS not elected by the people having
been inauguraud at Washington THROUGH lree'~' Il
traud call upon honest men OF all ialu,' 10 ra o
scthrrin determined .ud persistent rf'ft 'or lr '
rccuon OF tins great Nfons ami or the pum'huth' 81 '
guilty to hr enforced hroush N, usUutroN
For tins outrage upon the right OF sell government -
Republican party aud It's chosen managers r. p.msW'
responsible but the men who have taken orcf 'h''"'
such means. and who actually eScr. i,rs ihc l'"'
o tho Government upon such authority ar"of.'N ""
guilty than they who conceived Ani executed N.is N't'
Alecd polite swinie.
The Fraululeut rIesient sud has ad,isershaNm ia
dertAken to iorsAke the sn,ent naysnf the fpn'""
party. ami haNius invited pcmo,rat ANITA l'fm't ""
10 occupy one of the most important Vf'es iN N'''
ret. propose to debauch the honest punAc "nHN'""
the suath b, the bestOwA OF IN ,es AMI by r" ~
system of Go,ernment sybsilcs To faroai, ani cana"
huphs mus 10 complete 10 corruption u.' y OBS NFtu
fraud Attic same Tune with h,pnouu,, lr"'F'
reforming the civil service. they nstlcr Or 'N'
Northern theorists 10 the emf u,A, tho great ID'
which tins Administration Is iounlvi amy be o'''''
ant cuniOned.
Against tins complex scheme. again" he '''"
tors with whom II orianati. We call unon ''' l''.'
commence Immediately campaign hHee f''.''
pcrunacious We promise them WStifum Nes'N""
Nreni 1lik Sun shall never he found 1..s.
IN this holy crusade, aud va insists t'" 4. '-'N
every quarter TO ION IN the movement
To our old friends ami readers aho'' OF shH' At"
Of sOuls-th. same number A. uie inaorn '
zen, who in November last v,Wd >'r
for freadent-we need onll s'> ihHi "e '''
hereafter. asin the past To cout ni i'fl "''
torn. economy and justice 40 rDii' e''''
shan sul ondcaNor to supply all "ho m'' a.
columns with oarsnd. complete" and u''" ,
counts OF current event. ami new, ir'nis''i' ' ~.
world. while from ws,hin.ton e'''''" '. 'O' ''
Will continue 10 be ful, accurate 'nh eA't" M y
The price OF the dniy sUN IA bS vents ' ,,
IA Nen uAi Nlth ilt 'NN'fs
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Frm TIE San tfaHc'.oo Chronicle.

Frank Leslic's party arrived at Big Tree
Station on sunday. and two OF Mr.. Ieslio's
young men qunrrced over the smiles of u lady
who accompanied tho party and finally struck
the others cheek. The same afternoon u chnl-
lenge was sent and promptly accepted III,
weapons chosen bang pistols Tho two young
men then went TO "A convenient grove. and
Whiled away m hour or so by firing ut each
other, A stray shot finally struck one Of tn,
duellists in the arm, and il WAS announced that
ho hud ample satisfaction.
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A Hen Walker.


A Statcsville genius has invented what he
terms garden prrsrrvcr or hen walker"
The machine resembles. somewhat the spur Of
n rooster. only considerably larger. and is ut
tached to a chickens pedal eAtremti,s at an
angle Of 40 toward the ground. When the
chicken. with this instrument attached to its
legs, enters tho. garden and begins 10 scratch
scratchin tho instrument catches In tho
ground, aud tho fowl u instantly walked out oil
tho garden.
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The run OF salmon Is on the increase, and
tho high prize paid the fishermen causes them
10 he re'klr-s IN N"nlurng nnHr the breakers
on the bar The klnneys have lost two men and
met. The boat cnme on to the wnnthrr beach.
On Friday one OF BadOlot & Co.'s boats came
noul bein, lost The tide was sweeping them
rapidly into tho breakers; but by hauling in
their net IN all lnst", without stopping to kill
escape. and when they reached the cannrry
they found they had no ilne large salmon fast
IN the net, for which they would receive $50
Tho FISH Wore cnught IN two hours
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corded. and are the evidence OF ownership. All
stock over u year old found mt large without n
brand goes by tho namc of maverick" The
County Commissioners take possession OF these
proceeds in the county treasury for the benefit
Of tho cattle growers association OF the county.
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Think. IL wa. "a Grea, Mistake.

Mr. Havcs is recognized by 10000. OO0 Of
people rs their President. and for these New
Workers. 10 thus snub the guest Of their city was.
in our opinion, n errut mistake. We viii ven
turr to assert TINT the President would not meet
with such treatment in any OF the southern
States. We hope that lac VIII soon find il CON
Vrnicnt to Wis 4 In" South that he may compare
the treatment thnt h" viii receive from tho White
Leugucrs with that Of tho Now Workers.
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- Refreshments Of all Kinds In abundance. Every
convenience Ut u flrstcla>s hotel
SPECIAL NOTICE The boat will leave the STONE
PIER at the Battery No u at O'Clock in the morning.
AMI the pier loot NJ 2jd st. EAST RIVER rcmembcrl, at
llllL- LI.i NJ -.a-L
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DLYNOuTII ROCK.

DLYNOUTu ROCK. Tomorrow. SUNDAY.
Tomorrow. SUNDAY. June 3. JARRETT n PALMER's
Superb Palace Steamer, PLYMOUTH ROCK, having all
the great Musical Attractions that add so much TO the
charm Of her excursions will make special and only
GRAND TRIP 10 NEW HAVEN
and return. beautiful Ut the shores Of CON
NErrCt'T aud Long ISLAND and a delightful sail upon
SOUND
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ITO PIIILA DELPIlIA

TOPulLADEIPuIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IS Through Trains each way daily Dcpots in Phadel
Pima, = IN New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute saIety.
Nortandt streets Ferries a,iolow,
7,pl, ~ - ~ lniteil 10 80 NJ. T. >, q, T. ami
- 80 ! NJ SUNDAY. 4 NJ ., q; Z and 500 T. NJ
ReiuIning trains leave Philaielphit 81 - 30
amt u 4 hmisd cNprcs,. 10 T. NJ. =, 81.
ani g AMI y Miinght on SUNDAY. .. 80 l.
Ticket ohcc-. go aul ei Roadway, 80 l Asior
House, and loot Of pesbro,,e, and tnrnidf -, 81
1o4rt' BrooAyq 80, ~ ~ 'ni ~, ha.l,,,., 49,
FRAN" 'rTiii&as"S 1r FARMER
ALBANY HNDNN Ho;lT>
june I leave Nrstry street rl.r. 49, amt .4th
It tpA VI. auiins at N,nrN t,ir'. NDst fHni Sew,
~ f.' ,,,,. a., , ,,il T. "A t ,,ttr,I R,,.
road for the West 40 West Point AMI NeMbuig return
M same la,.sl
ALBANY boat, PEOPLES LINE.
~ One Of u. elegant steamers. DREW nr ST JOHN,
wlllrn,n Pier A. North river ever, wees DIZZY az NJ .
connecting Albany saratoga amt al laNuilv
mcf resorts Nortl ami West Fare only si'1
A THE MARY POWELL, for W., Point
"a. N,whurgh. foushkccp-g, kwduut amt Kingston
landing q, .collcns cornNalL ,Ml,on au4. N,w li"w.
Nc'ifN st. dHiiN, SuniaNs excepted, N'" Fl"
MORNING BoAT for Enslcwool Y'ns'r. p ~
w fcuy NNn.h, su- sut HaNcr,trAN, "l',,, l'luL
NoIlAnk- and Fc,k,klll Fast .t-inrr T. q SOM M
HNrH every morning, nj orinN, from lIAiiisuh 81
fieshtaud PASSENGERS carried at l"" rates
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Tonight ats, A DRAMATIC FESTIVAL for the bene ~
Of STEPHEN fIskE, and LAST NIGHT Of the SEASON
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IlIW5IlNI VI1II WTIIVIs,
A GREAT OFFER .-purins thc~o hard times we
~ VIII - 10 1uCt Iauns. sl,u. "a oct, tlNl cash
used YEAR stop ur-ai,. so stops Sl, stops $50
stops S71 - stop. So - stops. 500 cash moi used
year 90 perfect order, AMI Warrlui'i. sheet music
hall price HORACE WATERS A SONS manui'i, 4 deal
ci, a. 4 IAN It. hrt BWaN UNIVERSITY m. \ y
4 FEW second htni Weber piano. Mt very great bar.
~ gains. them Used hut short time
.t mu,cians ami really almost A. good a. new; luuy
warranted 40 eve 70 ~lttf flri~s call At the
WIENER AREROOM> ,th av ami 10Th At
MASON - UANIIN orsan, perfect order 81.
vi rose ODD Too fave piano. only So piAnns and os.
gan, low rents nOtDON sos. rs Enst IAN ~
DIANOs, y, octave. $40 cost ss'tn. nrtans . stops
I ~ ., 80, r., 80. DANIEL h. BEATTY Washing.
ton. J.
| PRIGHrA AMI square pianos al 10 $50. ~ aud SO
- monthly ull pad, ur rent ~ upward,
BETS, mon square ith HN) near lith 81
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au.sls.

y going To Philadelphia. why pay high rates a hoieI
i when BOlTONS Washington Hotel ON Chestnut 4,
ha- reduced charges 10 a. ~ per day'
NEW ENGLAND uOrEI..-Lvilius 10
~ caliy, 10 rooms. HOc Tor gentlemen only Corner
Huw.rN and BnNAfd Il
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Amustmtnts.

nALY's 9Th Av. THEATRE.
- TO-DAY at , o'clock
Reserved seats ~.
FAREWELL MATINEE MISS DAvENrORTS FARE.
WELL MATINEE
Farewell OF "NESrA"
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Shipping.

NATIONAL IINE.-pcrs ~ ani d. North Ilver
~ FOR LONDON
GKEECF .. "Wednesday. June g. at IL VI.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
SPAIN June .. 81. VI EGNPr june i0. n31 A. VI
Cabin ami ~tecrgc passage AMI drafts from - upward
issued AT very low rates COMPANY nie. 80 broadway
D W D d Ksr. Manl.nr.
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SUNDAY boats FOR ASTORIA AM

Landing at IN Il ami l1nth 4 each way
On and after sunday, Aur ~ 1871 the boats Will leave
Peck sin tor Harlem follows
Leave Peek slip ~ 3d. II ~ A II 30, Is. 2 As
3 ~. I ~. ., a., d 80 : ~. : 90 4 VI
Leave Harlem Tor Peck slip a. follows;
Leave Harlem. a. Ia. 10 o., II 30 A. NJ II 80. Is, 2
3 -. !. I a. g. d Il. NJ
-tunnec ting with boats for High Bridge
should the weather stormy the boats viii not run.
Fare 10 cents On sunday
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will POSITIVELY APPFAR as JULIET in the BA
tONN SCENE Of ROMEO and JULIET and AS VOL
in the DUEL SCENE OF TWELFTH NIGHT
POsIuNely her iarewel apnenrnnces III Anerica
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y EGuLAR SUNDAY noAT

~ FUN NEWAKk-
ON and after SUNDAY MAY .. thc fast and wellknown
steamboat
THOMAS 2. WAY
will make her regular sunday trip between New York and
Newark leaving Cummerc de,k. Newark at "a
leaving New YORK, Pier - loot OF Nosey at TO-.
A NJ, stopping AZ kcrgcn Point each
EAEE IM ENIN EVE IENrS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-10

The other day, when Detroit boy of four.
teen bought stuffed cat at auction, the
crowd derided him and had great deal OF
fun at his expense They didn't know that
the boy had heap of genius and mountain
OF bright ideas, and he didn't tell them. Yes
terday morning the lad opened out in va
cant lot on Cass avenue, having the help OF
several other genuses. A clothcsline was
stretched from a peg driven at the sidewalk
to fence fifty or sixty feet away, and no,
over foot from the ground liy means OF
straps around the body and two iron rings
with flsh-line to pull on, the cat could be
drawn along the rope like flash and hauled
through hole in the fence. When things
were in working order the suited feline was
placed at the stake, the boys got behind the
fence, and the number of dogs which tried &c
give that cat cold shaking up was almost
beyond count They strained every nerve tc
catch her as she was drawn along the rope
and as they followed her through the fence
believing they had dead sure thing, two
boys on either side of the hole let fall foul
stout clubs with military precision. Each
dog seemed to realize the whole joke in g
minute, and the way he started for Eomt
nearly killed the jokers.-DctroH Free Press
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a Her Weak Point.

A woman living in Detroit was seen on the
walk IN front of the gate heaving the snow
right and left and she had only got fairly
settled to work when a boy lounged up and
remarked:
"I'll clear off the walk for 10 cents
~ guess I'll be able to do it," she replied.
But see how it looks, g." he continued. Hero
you are, perfect lady in looks and action,
highly educated, and yet you grovel in the
dust, as 1t were, TO save the pititul sum of ten
cents"
"You grovel along and mind your own
business" she CURLY replied, still digging
away.
"Its worth ten cents" he said, as he leaned
against the fence, "but I'm fellow with
some sentiment In my bosom. Now, well
say five cents, or just enough to cover the
wear and tear O. my bones. Give me the
shovel and.you go in, get on your sealskir
sack and best jewelry, and while work you
stand out here and boss around, and talk as
if you owned the biggest half of NORTH
America, while had nothing, and was il
debt for that"
She looked at him sharply, saw that ht
was IN earnest, and when she passed over the
snow shovel she put two nickles into hi
hand. He looked after her as she went IN
and then sadly unused:
"Oh! flattery, thy surest victim is woman
homely enough for scarecrow."
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SOMETHING
NEW.
Permanent Photographs.
Mrs. ThOnlpS0l'S Photograph Gallery,

Would respectfully announce 20 the citizens o. ctawaard
vicinity that have new process JOY the pro.
ductioT OF Permanent IbhOtossfHDhs. re
have purchaed the exclusive right for this cry Ol te
arlr and CafhoH Processes. 1hefalng OF silver prints
mas long OF annoyarcc 10 both photoeapne
ana ratrnn Therefore the lntroduc Ion OF these processes
viii he hallsd with delight by those wishing permanent
nirurss Il viii be source Of Saiscon TO those haN-
@ Their little ores phOtpgrsp TO feel that tie shadoS
hev have secured" vii! not fadr. II unfortunately tne
srtstance should. We VII guarantee the photos mace
hy these processes permanent beyond n doubt.
Tie, vi not fsce % turn yellow.
~ N continue make the silver rrints al = per 9o1
larger "a IN proportion. Fine photography
IN al IL branches specially. We keep tne AssoT
,aant of fraines at boti0n price,.
Nj. Thompson ~ retain her studio, and give her Glen
,,on T., be OF duction OF those ncOmnarable OIL
/ IShntp Miniatures. and viii take q cass ~
Paintiaz sad Drawing. -. -, -, 80
An srr invited TO call anc see specimens o. the A1l
I wosk 80 the oil Photo Miniatures.
w. s. WHEELER,
ALFRED BELLOWS.
ii
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Yesterday forenoon a young man secured
livery rig and drove around town at furi.
Gus rate, as if his sole object was to kill the
horse instead of taking ride. He smashed
a wheel off the buggy while driving on
Woodwar avenue, and, after getting scant-
ling under the axletree so that the vehicle
could be driven on three wheels, he called TO
boy and said:
Here, boy, you drive this rig back to the
stables and tell 'em was thrown out, had
eight ribs broken, and that | was taken to
the hospital in hack Do this, and III give
you two shillings."
II can't tell lie-not for two snilling,
replied the boy"
They won't hurt YOU" protested the n an
II know they won't; but when told 'em
you'd broken eight RIBS, and they belleved IT.
Ia feel that it was mighty mean man who
wouldn't pay boy a shilling a rib for lying
right IN the middle of hard winter, too'
Detroit Free Press
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For Cutaneous Disorders,
For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine viii efectually improve tho tone Of the
stomach Pills; they remove all acdy occaioned
either nv Improper diet. They reach the
liver and rdduce healthy action they are wonder,
fully efcacious of In fact they never all IN
curing ali disorders of the liver and stomach. .
HOELOWAY'S PILLS are the best known N the world
plants Blotches the skin, Bowels. Consumption Debit
y Dropsy Dysentery. Erysipela Female lrreg alartes
Eevers az An Kinds Fits Ou Headache Indigestion, In
ammaton. Jaundice Liver Complaints, Lum6ago plles
Rhenmatisn Retention of Urine, Scroiula or Kings EVIL
Sore Tbroats Stone and Gravel TicDououreux, Tumors
Ulcers Worms of all kinds Weakness from etc.
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OFFICE STATIONERY, s .as PE sSsE.
o. the best euzlty ct reasonable prices osmH1 Haze
msp'. vssI OK the Court House SQSsre- ottawa ~.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

Historical Doubts rs to Joan of Are.
1t was in a saloon, and they had both OF
them looked on the beer when II is AMBER anu
by some process of unnatural selection had
chosen tie Maid of Orleans as subject OF
discussion. The elder YVES convinced OF her
existence: the yOunger-a Posltlvlst, as II
were-belIeved that she was Mrs.-or MISS
Harris; that there never was no such wo'
man. And thus the argument proceeded 10
First Speaker-Why don't you believe til
such woman never existed?
Second Speaker-Because | never saw her
i never knew anything about her. dog.
gedly)
"Did you ever see your grandfather"
ayes" with temporary triumph).
add you ever see your grand
father?'
"No."
"Then how do you know you ever had
oneP" (Sensatonj
80, that isn't the same thing"
"Why isn't it?"
Here the second speaker is compelled to
shift his position and says: But Macaulay
says she was mt"
"A what"
"a nit
20, and did you ever see Macaulay"
mo, of course not"
AhCu uoW w you huoW NC wash " "A,
himself.'
1t was some time before the second speak
er was able to rally, so to speak, but having
partially done so he advanced another argu.
ment:
"There never was any Joan of Arc, be-
cause it was moral impossibility for any
woman to do the wonderful works she did,
This in dogmatIc tone which indicated
that he wasn't quite sure as to what those
same wonderful works were
First Speaker Gclly)-"Did you ever hear
tell of Queen Esther of the Jews?"
II did that"
"And how when King Holofernes wanted
to decoy her and make deceived woman of
her she slew him with hammer and a nail,
as it might be me and you, and brought vic.
tory to the Jews?'
Long silence, broken at last by friend of
the wOrsted arguer:
go, size was regular ould Methusaleh,
and that's no criterion to go by (Bjbent
0nlneS.)
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When was boy of eight years attended
the rrsmmar.school in s., and fell despCr-
a,ely IN love with little black eyed, red
checked damsel of nine. The course of true
love did not run smooth. was Jealous of a
big squlnteyed fellow with whom she would
always slide down hill, while went alone
At last. IN nv frenzy, wrote letter TO the
little fIirt. and asking her which she intended
10 marry. The answer soon came, saying
that she loved me he best-but the other fel
low gave her the most candy gave up the
con,gst.-Harper's Magazine.
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B. F. LINCOLN,

d. l.
CrATEor,fHnL%II..gISSsH 1T. La sAIlEco-ss.
y In TIC Cirruk Court thereof to June Term is'''-m
john n shuler rs, Thomas B. stumPh and John Dore
an "p The viii OF Stephen Whitney. deceased.
appearing from an affidavit on e IN ss ec C OF ph me
lips Phoenix and George Henry Wa rem are not % e OF
said and @ Rs s ON the
day OF ruary 1871 herein. and summons having been
si Neae to
Dore Phillips Phoenix and George Henry Warm that
h ssS s1a
wa In said county on the trst Mona q refnrnaSe
will be taken for confessed against you, and the matters
and things 'herf" prayed '0' '''R'' " noLaEs Clerk
B.r. LINCOLN Solicitor. MARI
TAX SALE NOTICE.-Soticei Is Seby
ss By the the state Of no OF de-
nQuent lands and town ots for the taxes ana costs que
'sfsSn SF 81; ssd county p @
June D. 1875 and continued from day 70 day pur S
az se o. sae bec the purchaser Of he south
twenty in block tw IN Hossacks subdivision OF Block
county in the Of Joseph Bees ard that
the time Of redemption OF said lot from said sale ana pur
chase will expire on the 18Th day Of RchsED WOLFE
Ottawa, H., February 9Th, lS'7.-sw
MOTTO E1.-EsTATE OF JACOB BRUMBAck. DEo'DE
~ Notice hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED Admins
traitor of the Jacob Brum back late oil the county
OF La Sale and state Illinois, deceased win before
County Court said county on the third MONDAY oehg
Ottawa in said county wb' and where all persons having
claims or ma sgan S e s
Dated this 18th day OF February 4; D. Is,; p,rzrp
febl,6w Administrator
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING O.
Is every description done neatly, correctly and at Id
owest prices Give call and we win endeayor 70 CIV
you e"''' '" West of Court IoLs