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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
lAIN in the right side, under the
| edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There generally aconsiderablc loss
ofmcmory, accompanied with apain-
ful sensation of having left undonc
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
be is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of 4
pricEly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bcne.
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
il. IN fact, he distrustS every rem
cdy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
Ecvc occurred where few Of them cX-
iGtcd, yet examination of the body,
Gfcr death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcrarCcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DE. c. McLANE'S LIVER Pills,
IN C.cEg or ACUr AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
cfthc mont happy rcaults. No better
cathcrtic ccn be u,cd, preparatory
to, or alcr taking QuiEinc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them \
FAIR TRIhL.
For eli Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgativc, they arc un-
cqu2led.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of {.
McLANE and FLEEING Bros. on the
wrappers.
k-s- Insist On your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. G. McLANE's Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr.. c. MeLAsa's
LIVER PILLs trial. We viii mail post pad 20 any
part % the United State, one box Ct FiAs i1t
twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03
Centaur
L,inirnentS.

The lane be healed and the wounded made whole
We Row know just what the Centaur LihInrh. VII 90
They Will not mend broken bones or cure Cancefs
sm aud larger range OF flesh bone and muscle ailments
thar any article ever before discovered. 49,, -
scientific sk cannot 60 beyond te eheG,s OF ,se re-
aIEaee pIePSrs0as Ssnry,a WEAK bacE
lever Sores weeping ineWr sciat ~ "a C ;r
ars cnrea y 9 s nGd ams e
1t Will destroy the pain and heal vi hOut a
poison Of Bites and sinss and the frot from Frozen
Limbs It Is very efcacons for Ear ache, Tooth ache
i'ch anu Su'pneous EruptiOns.
Mr. Josiah Westake, of Msrysville, o., writes
For years my Rheumatism has been bad that have
been unable to stir from the house The first three bottles
OF .ehlhur Llnnent enabled me to walk without my
simply a marvel"
c. II. Bennett. Druggist. Rock Prairie Mo-, says:
"Centapr Lnmen sells better and gives the best salts
faction OF anything in the market"
What Centaur Lniment has done for others It viii do
for you. It's handy 1t is reliable and It is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is worth its weight in gold TO OF horses mues.
ms Stint Lniment has cured more ed sweenied
than have all the Farrers in the country any age It's
effects are simply wonderful; ,,.o,, .-,,o....
strong as the following:
my horse was iame for year with fetlock wrench
worthless until / Commenced to use Centaur Imminent
which rapidly cured him. R nsSr aE FERTs
"Manorville Schoharie Co., NY"
"Dear Srs-I have used your Centaur Linment in my
Co.. "RILEY siCKLEs.
makes very little difference what the caseis whether
be Wrench Spran, Poll evil nghone scratches or Lame
ness of any kind, the effects are the same Liverymen
the yellow Centaur Lniment il is sold and
warranted in its effects.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
az DKY ST. NRW YORK,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

NoTIC Ell nave removed my o1celroin w toosh
~ in the of the Exchange "
directly the street. stairs, In the southwest esns
Of HCes a Leand's Block. =, - A-,-.- -
am NOT CONNECTED with or engaged IN any banking eI
change or Insurance. business and have not been sincS
Mar6 1T i1s put make IL my exclusive business 70 losn
money real estate security ,d 20 Guy FeaeAse MOTT
cages and nOtes. - . euupuno-
llacelnhar ID lssl nhh-.NOOD
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

We, the Grand Jury, duly selected and sworn
and in attendance upon this Hon. Court, at the
present term thereof respectfully beg leave TO
report, that In the discharge of our duties as re-
uuired 10y law, We have visited the county Jail of
said countyat Ottawa, and find That, owing TO
lis situation, being in the basemeat OF the court
house, and below the level OF the ground. IL Is
at certain seasons OF the ear
to provide agains, the dampness that pcryrdes
therein.
That the only means Of admitting pure air
and light from without, and the discharge OF
foul air within, are through small grated win.
dows. one at either end of the hall or corridor
facing the several cells.
That these cells asc of masonry, small aud
probably air tight, with the exception Of grated
doors, one in irout OF each, opening 10 the aiore
said hall.
That these two small windows at the ends o
the hall are about six feet above the floor Of the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03
THAI JAIL.
The same Old story IN Modified Form

As usual at every sitting Of the Grand Jury,
they INDUCED, at this term, in their tilt at the
county Jail. II is the same old story Of a nui.
sance, though the report IS very mild one com.
pared with its predecessors, and will doubtless
fall upon the long suffering community lightly,
wouading no one, Tightening no one, not even
economical granger supervisors, for it brings
no bright visions Of new jail by d Colum.
bus 81. The following is the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-03

Certainly logical is this deduction by the logi
cal NJ. Quad Of the Detroit Free Press; Amer
Jean beef sent TO England has made English
butchers come down SIX cents per pound. 1t
will also make every English dentist million
aire in time
A newspaper man out in Kansas died sudden
ly last week, and to the surprise OF everybody
IT was discovered that be was wealthy. His only
son inherits the business Hand press, coffee
sack full Of type and nine eutthroat mortgages
and an execution on everything in the shop. and
the three daughters get six dollars apiece. 1t is
feared that the deceased was ct one time pi-
rate, or advance agent for circus.
The statement Is made that Priest was frozen
to death recently on Mount Ta5or. He had been
playing for dance, the extraordinary narrative
proceeds. and on his way home took the wrong
, 1877-09-08

Sugar F1Aads-The Money Order Duslneas-
Autl.IGaxtnE OEaer-8enAeor Morton,

Sugar F1Aads-The Money- Order Duslneas-
AutI.IGa1tnE OEder-ssnAeor Norton,
6pAetai DsptucA ~ -..1 si3oMx&
WASHINGTON, Sent. 7.-Tha circular In regard
to sugars, sent ont Ycsterday by tue Treasury
Department, IL understood W be simply pre-
caut!onasy, aud adopted for the purpose Of
promptly Shocking frauds on tho Government.
The Investigation Of such ~ hare been perpc-
trated, aud their puuishment, II another branch
of the case. Hecrutsry Sherman has said pri-
vately that he regarded these transactions ~
cheating on \ great scale, ind the knowledge
that ~ II convinced IT thEa leads 1huSe who
llcrs thst lie viii take vigorous measures ia
punish ali engaged.
tbs tIguresNJf tha postal service for the palt
year show falling 1f in smount OF MONEY
orders Issued Ut about $3,00o,0tU and tho cx-
cuss Of receipts for this branch Ut tho service
over the expenditures has been reduced u
very ANAL ann.
Ihe Secretary OF War has addressed \ letter
TO Gen. Scholeld. commanding 1t Weas Point,
heartily approving bis ofder which provides
summary and severe punishment for "hazlnE"
cadets.
u. Bills zecelyed dispatch from Richmond,
Ind, this morning, kaying that senator AoFton
continued TO Improve
Efforts hare been nade recently on tho part
Of e14im aSent4 ~ got tho Tressury Depart
ulent to reupen y number ct tbs cotton eases
which wcro fcjocttd under previous Aulntntstfa~
ttotts. Thua far Secretary Sherman and AsAlkt-
snt Secretary Fre6ch hare decided axainst all
tbeso applications, lad refused 10 rafer the
cascA 70 Solicitor Rsynos for IN obinton, whish
ths nszaons were very .dealzpus thould - aa''.'-
, 1877-09-08

successfully claucd recognition. and proceeded
70 another house. where lived n "blackleg"
rho had hecn working With ticFrinHcr, and who
waH put through thu fame bulioz1ng process.
some n}ster"a. srt VI AtgI II sergisf' ha. ttecn
dcvlacl by tic strikers at sfanty Hill, rockets
being fred at intervals, ann bearon lights fash.
fnx on the hills after midnight, answered BY
distant bcacnns.
<n4r91, heratea n "A. Tribune.
PI1TsnUHn, Pa, Sept. 7.-The coopers' strike
. practically ended, most OF tl,e men returning
i !. s.ia { They had asked for Il they would
It Is now four wecks since the chtmney-clsss
blowers in this ctty notified their employers
gltnper. which put extra work upon the men.
The stsiko extended from here 10 other poiuts
II "l,c TIC "S; an, snons f.;ss, othsss T. beti 81
thst the tro'hes Il Beiiatrr we're Brought - -
end .terttay b. the employers acrcsi'nE to TIL:
demands Of The blowers. and doing array with
the eri'npcrs. The tnctorles there have, conse-
quen&!T. started Ut again, and the strtkesB here
ase tub,aht uvcr the fact and arc more hoyefui
tlian ever Of making their point. The crttnpcrs
aud about 100 chfTInrys 4 dsy to each mans
~ ro'k x, Without extra sompensation 11s strikers
~ thls CITY numhcr between 200 aud 800, wllI1e
the number alsoeethcr thrown out of employ
mcht Is afsout 1000.
70 ~ t1tstsr's A',eetas,d p!rs'. .z,...
barre, speakinG Of the strikes Of the mincrs,
says: "Thcte Is every rcason to beltere the
wnrst features Of Communism Will toon crop
out. The agricultural dlstrtcts are beginning
to feel thr effects OF the lawlcss dcinauds;
hands OF so-cailed commfttcca arc scattered
through tlc c!'nntry, and wherever their re-
luehts for provisions arc denied forc IS used.
Bar's, 0rchartls. stock-yafds md cellars arc
tnltsyrflnlnatc1y plunderc1: valuable COWS arc
killed AMI their hides left wheee they we're
slaughtered: ttincrant pcddlers arc plundered
Of their packs; potato-tIell. arc invaded and
their produce carried oil. Cav. Hartranit has
determined 10 placf regiment Of t!,rcc-montlia'
| men n tho listurbed districts TO cooperate
with the rcxula1e.n
spte4ai D.pascA 70 NJ 11ssn<.
PrrrssuRu, Pa. Sept. 7.-Tho Fort Wayne
Railroad Company to-day restored the 10 per
cent reduction 10 their employees. It IL report
Cd, on What seems good authority, that the
Pennsylvania Company will soou accete 10 tho
denande OF The engineers at tho time Of the
strike: TIC Fort Wayne men werc paid In full
| the bills.
, 1877-09-08
VEG ETINE.,
vEGETINE.
VEGE'rIMEi.
Purifes The Blood, Renovateg and
Invigorates the Whole System.
ITs MEDICINAL FRorERT1Es ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and
Diuretic,

Veket1ne ~ made exclusively from tho i1ees Of cart
fuJse1ected b2rka. rootA and herbs, and strongly
concentrated that II will eecsuAiy eradicate from tho
sJstem everv tAfus Of 6cFofuln, kcfsfu1eas IIa-
NOR. Tumoru. Cancer. Cnucerous 1Inusr,
ErJAapclas \. HaIt nbaunls SypbIllI1c Dlscases,
CAnkcr. RR1neneA8 NJ tho HIomncA. and at 6ta.
tAses thss arisn from lupuru blood. kciatlca. IL.
nnmmAtoFy and Chronic lihuuu atisn,, Neurnl-
Rlas t;uut. and Bplual C01mplslnas can only b
edcetuallJ cursd through the blood.
For t'Itesr and EFupt!ve nlseaxea Of The Skin,
Testafes, Pimp1rs. Btoiehes. BotIs, Tetser.
Hca!dheaa. aud ltluKworas, War bsa ns1er
failed 70 effect permanent cnfu.
For Pnlna In TIM Hack. Kidney Coespjn,nts,
nrorsyt Fema1e Weak uess, I.e eucoFPhnra, arts-
Ing from internal liberation aud uterine diseases and
Eencraa Debility, vkokTixx arta directly upon the
CAUSES OF these complaints. 1t invixosstea and
strengthens the whole sJstan Upon tho 1eeretsve
ofrana says Inflammation. uesra.loa, and reg
uistea the bowels.
For Entarrb. D1spspaia, Habitat Oostivs-
nrsss palnttAtsoo Of the Heart. Headache.
fica. Nervousness. and tleneFAt Frostrzsiou
Of tho Nervous aTetem. no medicine hss eter given
auch perfect astiafactton tbs Yx0E7iNk. puFtnea
tho boo4 cssnaes Ill at tic pEgAaa aud pnssesssa coa
Ifpl11nG power oEcr ths nervous bJsteul.
Ths remarkable cusrs effected By VaaErtn1 hare IN.
dueed many phJAc!Ans and apotheeasies whom ve
know prtscYbe snd ase It In their own families.
In fact YE0Ertssh Il the beat remedy Jet discovered
rUlt1F1Rlk Jst placed before tho public.
, 1877-09-08
DA81I-I5ALL.
LnEIAVILI.E-ciHC1NSATt.
Epscadf Hfuxofch 70 TAe Tfjbutth.

CfTctyNAfi, Sept 7.-The Louisville Cin-
ctnustt game to-day WAS exciting, clusc, and re-
.luEred ten innings 10 decide It. Dasg hits bY
Addy and Foley and sscril1cc hIt by Booth
earned the Rets run ia tue sccnnd. and t,asc
hits by Pike, Jonea, and Addy earned onosl,er
In tho third. Errors bY Manning, Mitchell. and
Mcyes1e, and tAae hit BY Iatllnm. gave the
visitors two uncarncd runs In the fifth and tied
The score. 1t stood tied It'll tl,o tenth Inning,
when, after Two men were out, the ristnrs
carried n run on thrcc-basc htt by Latham
nnd single by Hague. Hall strurk out nnd
endctl thu game. Jouca made wonderful onc-
hand catch, and Mitchell, Miller. and Ucvlin
did tomr excellent work. Tha two clubs play
again tomorrow:
, 1877-09-08
HEALTH on A SIRE BASIS,

In order to establish health on suro basis, the
enfecbiea sJstcm must acquire additional vigor.
And Jet. patent ~ this fact ia, and widely known
a. Ills, TOO many people NEGLECT this Vital point In
the setl.trratment Ut disease, mud physlctans aro
rerY "ten equally remiaa, resortlng to tbs uso Of
palliasea which Affect symptomn only, and fall to
accomplish the chief end tn view, which il. or
sh1uld Be. tnrlqorditon. The main reason whf
He*tettee's Stomach D3ttcrs arc 40 auccestful Ia
overcoming disease IL that they impa,t ritalLty
where 1t !. deficient, and thus build up super
structure for exhausted nature to rccuparate upon
nervous system wheu oyeFntfniacd. and arc
genial and agreeable medicinal sttmulapt, With
baste OF pure sptrfa holding In solution botanic
elements Of tho greatest enicacy.
, 1877-09-08


QU1Ncr, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Tbo running Eace to-
day Of mile dash was won by John Baker ia
Lady jack, in 8:51. Don took the threc-tntnute
trut in three straight heats; time, 2:38, a:tr3,
and e:33><. For thu ftcs.for-ali there were four
s.aFters--ltttle Fred, Red Cloud. Capt. Jack,
mud Cosettc. Can't. Jack won in fivc heats, the
fourth being declared no heat on account Of
tockcylug; time, 2:al71. 2:J, 3:3lxs, aid 4:a...
, 1877-09-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Keep sells the best md cheapest shirts In
the world; also collars, elegant styIee, beat
quality, Il. TO per dox., ak for s5c. 175 Asdison
gtFett.
, 1877-09-08
WILLIAM B. OGDEN.
in His Will for the Dis.
trjbution of His Property.
It Il Chiefly Apportioned Among tho
Members Of His Immediate
Family.
No Specific Directions Relative to
Charitable Dcqucsts.
The Matter Left to the Dfscre-
tfon OF tho Executors.

~
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r".' ,n.e.ot c.' sn.t'' - sr.. ~, " A.,
.,..,,s i""s' sep'. ~. Nv -. -. - Nv '"
~, "''.,A,.. ~ y. oE".m "as -"
LUZ s"'lvkn'e s oI.,i .,"as "s ~"
sessu -" N',".. " ."a.se ~. y. e"a .," ~ wv
's. a'u sno saso a.. =" ~ Can. wv" -" nsa
.x ~, .',,, sA~ -, .,.n sraas,..s" ~.
t.s o.sa' 's,"s''..,'' w. ~ '' ..,.aS T.. ,,s.,
@ ,s,a W., ,t~ 'a'a, Ia T,,c ,.,,t i. is,.i amr
~ ~. .,S ,,e.,s,,,o. 4be ,c,tot,r =. ay,Itn1,
II f,,n Imi . not,rn ~ wsi,on, r,ctaw,,c f,orntr
" .,,, ~ shrah,n, i1of,cn. NJ W.1ton. dc,
-,tvInr A. n. V,,a Iiaeco,,c,. near ttIrh
t,,,,rc Int u,,o for ,norv vc.r. +e.fde1 in liz
f,rv ~ f,,;c.rn ai<1 w.s largely identified with
,ho ear,s h,.tnSy .hsr.nf,, MA vtfc Mar,nnna
4 t,oae,,. ht. hrn,Ir,.fn.taw. Edwin n. et,cI.
;1nn nf cbrarn: III. ncpftew. william q.
Wheeler. Win r,sttet, With him: and tfa ~
,c.me, fncnd. chnr1cs j, C,,nds, ara ap-
,nn,c,, hi. rYerut ors nnd trtstcct. In v,cr
~ thc fact That thr cxtatn cnnststs ycry 1arue,r
of rca, c,tntc In tllfferent States, tho executor,
orc otrcn laroe rt,xcrs Il. to investment and
rrc,, ,xt,v of thc ,,otlx of the peshttro Cam.
n,ny a .nrnornt,on awning ertrnsiyo wood.
,an,i. .,w ,ri1 n,lcr ,ntlla ronttcun,,. tn thc
pc.n,tof, Htvc. In Wiscnn,tn. topether with
eh,., 1n,, rive. aI,ections for the rcuairtnR Of
t,o ,,,rl. yi,orvca, and cannls thereof. or tbc
m, tn,.onc NJ t1,e cnttrc nronrrtv tia following
,,,xt.ton :, t,rut,,1.
r., hls wtfo Modo,na, four ,h,,ea or n mr.
crn, of thc tncomo and n,hcr dlstributahlc
moncy
r., II. .,.,,., Emily n. whcclcr. far her own
u.c .cnora,r from tl,c control al her husband.
trnyc. i mr. ccr,t ri thc aafnc.
r., HI. ncnIcw mn, executor. William n.
vhcc1cr anil ncrc. ,tulta H.. Emily o., Caro-.
t,nor. Eico,or an,a 1a,,ra Wbccter. In tc.Yrs
i'"s l' se"n' a, I.,a ~ ~ ~ Nv ,or.ea'e',
pr esnI S'e' n. "nsa @s % ~ W ''''
VI s'is uca." u. tne'i ,,t,'. "ot.e. p..,,., ,,.
"4o nio n1eees' An"S "'" @Aai@ 1.uss'' "aaSn
, 1877-09-08

EAsrcnEsrEn, Westebestsr Co., N. T.-Dr
Gtfrf-Dear slr: On going to my stable I few
mornings since found my hnrse dead lame on tho
rtht fore leg. Could not get h!m out Of tho stAil
Ammonia. I applied It, and 10 ny great rstfefac-
ton In one day tho tameueae entirely dl.ap,earcd
ThomAa !. Needham. Organtst st. rani's Episco-
pal Church. For sale BY alt dErgRtate.
, 1877-09-08


Bosrox, Sept. TAT tho Mystic Park races,
tho unfinished a:3i race yesterday was won by
Wild Lily In a:27, st. Charlea second, Roman
Chief third, Lady D. fourth.
pur.Q 61,O0O 9:A class:
, 1877-09-08

IcfYerh' French ChtArril Cuec Il the best
Ecmedy known for calarfh. asthna, and hay fever.
Ts!a1 free. Once, 10 6tata atfeet.
, 1877-09-08
THE lAKE-tINDERWRjTERs.

MILWAUKEE, eept. 7.--Tho combination Of
lake-underwr!tcsB has been broken up, and
rates nre nontnally 60 cents TO Buffalo and $l.o0
to Montreal, 10 ccnts oil.
, 1877-09-08

l0NH AeeIEI. ..s.... ...s,,. .ss.ssssss+...sS 4 u
AHcys....-. ..t....+ +.ssssss..s. ........1 y
AtuG6t AAl93 . ss%ss<.& o
ma .1S. Q.1flks
, 1877-09-08
LADEN UNDERWEAR.
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and pc0ria.sts,
CARSON,
PIRIE & CO,
LADIES UNDERWEAR
Corset Department.

Greatost bargains Of tho Season offered
tn this Department for the next 80 days.
TO dor: 1tsd!cs' Chem!ses, with Cambria Inf
des, At 15t each
u ding LadEcs' Chemsca, with CorTet Corer.
Lace Trimmed and Embroidered. good Mualtn. 4hc,
and Lace Trimmed, 50c.
Ladies' Chemf4e.. Fruit OF the Loom Mus1!n,
Lonsdale Cambrtc 1sattle. nicely made. 5&r.
Lalcs' ChemIses, Maxonvi,fe Muslin. Embtotd-
erod Edge. we'll made. Gi and tic.
A largo and very ane limo Of better Chemises
froIn slc to 81. p: extraordinarily cheap.
Ladtcs' Mnstin Drawers, Caml,stc Rune, 1jc,
nue cambstc, seven Clutter 1ucks above. Tor 500;
half price.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Fnit Of tho Loom
Muslin. With nieo Embroidery and TucsA Aboro,
75c: decided bargain.
35 do1. afsosted styles Of Drawers, from $50 to
house.
Ladies' NIght.9owns. Lonsdatc Muslin and
Csmntis Rusae ali down the front, fail length, It
Tic: bargain.
Ladic.' Nght.Gowna. 20 tucks, Fruit Of thu
Loom Mua!ln, double yoke. for 05e; sold for 81. 70
1adies' Night: Gowns, Embroidered Edgp, looh1o
yoke, Davot 3Iflls Muslin, 81. a5.
Ladies' Ntght-G Gowna, hne tueks, with Inc Ert-
brosdeted Edse and Inserting. double yoka, 81. 20;
remarkably cheap.
The largest and beat assortment Of Ladles' Walk
lnT.SkistA in tho city to he found here much Iess
than regular prices.
tnfanta' and Cbildrcn's outass Our stock COM
pfitcs everything In this liae. md NE will sell
these goods lc&s than thu material viii cost 10
manufacture.
Chidfcn's and Misacs' Linen Suits In nj alxcn
from yean to 10, very cheap.
, 1877-09-08

l4aQe QkaGht OF NAt1n, na 5e&fea $-oV year
during Ills life.
To Ellen Ogden. daughter Of Charles Ogden.
Of Deposit, be leayca 500 year during her
life.
1t least $4,000 year, and biz sister, Emily B.
Wheeler; 3,001, I'll sccuunt Of their respective
sllarcs. even though such amount should b In
excess Of such shares, It being tho tntcntton Of
tho tcsiAtot To mako limited absolute psor!aton
for them.
Aftcr the death OF hA wife and his brother,
Edwin A. Sheldon, to whoae lives tho trust II
limited, The property not specifically ocaueathcd
Is u b. divided among tile beuedciazacs ~ fol-
lows;
Thu hciss Of h!s wtfo aro 10 receive four
shares, Or one-ifih OF tho whole cstata. The
children ut his sister, Emily b. Wheeler, Will
!a,u o., Julia H., Emily O., Eleanor, Caroline
E., and Laura.ass to receive tlx shares, Of three
teuslls, but during their motheE's lifetime tho
said slases are to- bs chsFgcabla with III snuulty
Of 5000 for her.
The children OF hls sister Ell1s, vile Of Charles
Butler, srs 10 rece!yo oas-lalf share OF oae-
torticth part each. CaroIlu6 o. Jones, Frances
Jones, and Lexis B. McCaxg, children Of Caro-
Inns NcCagX, arc 10 feceive one-halt shsfo or
ouefortieth part each.
Annie and Bernou, children OF bis brother,
Mahlou D. Ogden, By his preseut wife, aro to
receivo ono shsru or IN equ0 undivided cue
hundstdth Of the eAsate.
William B. Oxdou IL 70 receiyo Two sharrs, or
onc-teuth.
Ftancss Whttehouss. daughter Of his slstes
Frances, deceased, and her husband. Edwin h
| ahalioQ. md vile Of William F1t1hu2h White
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NOTICE..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
CUoETY OF FAIRrIELD.


wv HEREAS, in accordance with tho
w provisions of an Act Of tho Gen eral
Assembly, entitled can Act to Authorize
County Commissioners to Submit to the
Qualified Electors of fthoir Several Coun-
tics Proposition to Alter tho Fence
Laws. :and to Provide for Effectuating
the Snme," an election was hold in town.
ship no. 10, in the county aforesaid, on
the l1th day of Docembor, A. d. 1877, and
where as tho managers appointed to con-
duct said election have duly certified the
following result, to wit:
= In favor Of Altering tho Fence Law, 45
votes;
Against altering tho Fonco Law, s
votes
Now, therefore, ,wo deolaro that majori-
ty of the qualified voters OF township
no. 10, in the county and State aforesaid,
have voted in favor of altering the Fenco
Law in said township.
JOHN A. HINNANT,
r. E. ELLISON. Sr.,
G. II. MEANS,
County Commissioners Fairfield County.
Winnsboro, S. c., Dec. 10, 1877.
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