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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-20
NOTICE CT
SHERIFF'S S ALE.
Geo r. Bell Va. J. c. Fsirbsnk and
George r. Turr'ttin, as assignee
Of the estate ~ j. G. Faifbank,

VI tGt t1tAlt VI - ~
q bankrupt
ETNDFR AND BY VIRTUE OF An
order Of sale and decree 81 foreclosure
isrred out Fl the 3istfict Court Of the four'h
judicial listfiet ~ Nevaaa, in and for Hum
bold ouuty. the 18th day ~ August, 1871
IN tie above entitled cause wherein Geo. r.
Bell. the ab We named plaintiff. obtained
judgIfei and decree against j. g. fairpsls'
cefsi dant, Ia the 7th day u August, ISL;
which said decree was on the iith day "
ugast 1877. recorded, in Judgment pooA
fsaid Court, at pages 273 ana "a, ! az,
oIun auded TO sell the certain tfaet 81 iahu
n Humboldt County. Nevada, described as
follows. to wit:
An undivided one. half interest in the EaS.
e-half of Section So, Tow ship 81, soi'h "
hanee 80 f.; also. "a :,
An undivided one-hslf interest, In al o.
Section 81. Township 81. North OF Js ~
said land being now enclosed 10y iehce ~"
enclosure of j. q. Fairbank and T. q. Neeus'
together with al and singp ar the teneilen, .a
hereditaneDts and appurtenanets tneieu"''
belonging or in anywise appertHinlhs'
Notice IL hereby gwen that on
SATURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF SEP EN-
BIER. 1877,
Between the hours Of o'clock in the morn /,
ing and OCT cK IN the afternoon: VIZ AZ ..
o'clock A. A. of laid day, in front oi INC ws,rs-
house. at the Courthouse door, ~ v "INn Nv.
mucca. humboldt County Nevada, WIN q -
post 10 sale ut public auction, acsoIuih hsnS a.
law, o the highest bidder for cash ~ n ntnse
pa able only in U. s. gold com, me ao ~ J
described prop rty or So much tneleo s, :" COSTS
be necessary to satisfy said Juosii'h'' OO''
and expeIs of sale.
Given under my hand at my ofiee "a = M ~ !
mucca.' humboldt County, Nev"Ga''hi' - ~
Of August, 1877. v,p
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, NeVau"'
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CENTRAL ri TEL,
....soRTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET go.
Winnemucca, Nevada.
HINREy BROTHERS, tr:7ic.ors.
Free Conveyance 70 and From
kIl Trains,

NNHE PROPRIETORS OF TEiS LID e
II tablished resort take This orpJr .nsty 20
thank their many friends and par is Ter the
kind and liberal support which the, Last. re-
ceived III the past and beg 60 inform tn. Ia
that they have Just comp efed ez.' isse IN
ptovements and sltera, i9ns IA, tttic stphliSh-
ment which maze 1t teccnd 30 u NJ ii sIe
State. In additit TO our liOfei ihip4 oSe-
ments we have dded spleneid
SALOON AND BAL.LiA.O MALI
Where we have one Of strahe's Celebrated
Tables and sundry other appendages necessary
TO make II a first class place OF fesri.
he Bar Ia always furni he'd with nothing
but the finest brands Of choice - snes.
Liquors, Cigars tSe. The tablcs are al
ways supplied with the very best the market
affords. Civil, polite and attentive walters
Will cater to the wants of cur guests, and
good order will be strictly observed.
Again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past favors, We beg a continuance OF
the same. believing that We have superior ac-
commodations 10 any house ia town. We as
sure one and all that We shall make il our
especial object to study the comfort Of our
patrons. aid will spare no effort to make them
feel at home.
HINKEY BROTHERS.
de LETT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-20
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VYICTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENCE,
y who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn OF simple prescription,
FREE. for he speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay. lost manhood. aud all DIS
orders brought ON by excuses. Any druggist
has the Ingredients. Address D8 VIDS0N
~ co. ~; Nassav 1T n. K.
oct l7-l yr.e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-20
YOUNG M Err

3Who may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or indiscretion, will do
well to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid ut the altar of suffering
humanity. DIR. ~PINNEY will guaran-
tee to forfeit $500 for every case Of seminal
weakness, or private disease OF any kind or
scharActer which he undertakes and fails to
Ecure. he would therefore say to the unfor-
stunate sufferer who may read this notice
THAT you are treading on dangerous ground
swhen you longer delay in seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may be
I N the first stage; remember you are APP
l roacl ing the last, If you are bordering
Sipon the last, and are suffering some IT all
Eof it's i'll effects, RENT ID Der that If You per-
b st IN procrastination, the time must CONF
kwhen the most skillful physician can rem
der you no assistance when the door OF
lhope will be closed against you; when NJ
I ngel Of mercy can bring you IT lief. In no
.ase has the Doctor failed Of success, Then
flet not despair work upon our imagination,
but avail yourself of the beLeAcial results
4 4 his treatment before your case is beyond
| lie reach Of medical skill, or before grim
death hurries you TO q premature grave
Full course of treatment. SIS. send money
Iby Post Once order or Express With tull
description Of case.
| Call. or address,
| DR.. a. 3. SpINN EY,
iEo IL Kearzsv Street. San Francisco
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Postponement.

Alta meeting ofth Directors Of the Hurri
eane Min & Company. held on the Sd day uf
August, 1877, tie date when the stock Of said
Company shall be come delinquent for asst 81.
ment No, 2, was postponed to
SEPTEMBER, Sd, 1877,
Ard the date Of sale Of such delinquent stock
WAS postpdned II KONDAs, the "a h day Of
SLPTEMBLR, 1877, at tie ran hour an !
Place, - J. H. DICKINSON,
@usG-td Seer tary.
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WlNNEMUCCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street. Winneinucca.
DAVID GEROUX.. PROPRIETOR

HAVING BUILT AND FITTED UP ...a
Il Il in the most commodious style the Ifsnf
largest and finest Hotel in Winnemucea, I'LL
with Large and Airy Rooms. the Proprietor il
prepared &c receive and entertain tho travelling
public with accommodations as good ls can
lie found in this section Of country. The
TABLE will always be literally supplied with
all the substaDtials OF life, and With every
luxury that can be procured. Attached to the
Hotel is FINE BAR. where the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Can be obtained at all times.
ECARD PER WEEk.........S7 90
ap22 II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

The heavy rains north Of us have had the eff
feet OF bringing up the rivers in this vicinity,
both of which are many feet above low water
mark. The flood was the highest on Saturday
light and Sunday, the water coming from the
upper Fox river. 1t is said 10y many to have
been the greatest Hood unaccOmpsnied by ice
we have lad for many years, especially in the
Fox river The bottoms along its banks were
generally covered with water. At Dayton the
water not only poured over the dam in vast vol
umes but overlooked the entertainments on eth
er side of the dam, causing the canal superin-
tenuent in this district great uneasness. A gang
OF men has been constantly in attendance at the
dam, but the damage, if any, cannot be deter
mined TIL the waters are lower. This great
rush of water continued, however, only for few
hours and on Sunday night and Monday fell as
fast as they had risen.
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Married.

On Thursday evening at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. II. Elchelberger, by Key: L.
Ethrcdge assisted by Rev. Strowbridge, Miss
ROSE EICuELBERGER to ANON E. 1.ovEJoY.
The wedding was quiet one, only the most
Intimate friends Of both parties being present,
but it was an exceedingly pleasant one. The
bride was made the recipient of many handsome
and valuable presents, handsome china tea set,
silverware s;atuary, Rogers groups, &c, from
their friends. But We cannot go INTO particu-
lars Anon is as happy the robins Of spring
and We expect Mrs. ANON is also, as she ought TO
be- That tins life may ever be happy to both is
our wish aud that Of their many frieRds here
and elsewhere.
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s,,ritualism Exposed.

One Of the blggst humbugs Of the age is
-Spiritualism" We all profess to scout the
idea Of believing in it, and yet there are to us
many inexplicable things about it that we would
DC glad to have shown up. Arguments
set against cye.eight are powerless, aud that has
been the way we have been compelled to study
the subject. Now, however, comes to our relief
Prof Cooke, the great exposer OF Spiritualisnl,
who has gained Il widespread notoriety by his
startling exposures of it. He claims to be able
to explain and expose any feat done by spirits"
at sight He will be in Ottawa at the Opera
Heuse on Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
and 18th INST His entertainment consists OF a
talk on the subject. illustrated by practical er-
pose of all the feas of spirtuallsts. 1t Is an in
tensey interesting exhibition that has been re-
markably successful over the United States
For instance, the Brooklyn Union says:
The tricks of the Davenports were performed
in less time, and better than by them. He gave
the startling tests Of the Eddie Brothers and
Katie King materializations. The effect tcds per-
tectly marvellous.
Reserved seats at Simon Bros as usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
HOME MATTERS.



Talking about Texas, rea,! our correspondents
letter on the % paga
Al Mitchell Chicago. Illuminated Ottawa
during the week.
W. II. Hull is ia New York purchasing new
goods
EFF. Bul! starts toda for Cuba on bu-inrsa.
Charles Lewis, Of Chicago, was III IL" cijj this
week.
H. j. Gillen has gone east on business.
id Hammond, who has been treating our read
ers TO series of splendid letters iroia the south
ern states, dropped in on Us Oh Thursday. He
says the only objection he has to Texas i, their
abominable culinary ignorance 1t is rather
tough on II Yankee, this southern manner Of
treating We god Of the belly but eally llsmmoud
does not look as though lac had been starved
NJ. B. Mitch has been home for few days
only" His energies have been turned chiefly 10
the consideration of the yilions fleets Of nlco-
tlne-thc poisonous effects of smoking" - ci-
gars day. &c. When his matches resources
are opened out on a tiect" he is sure to make
1t lively; therefore it is not surprising that he
has succeeded in getting up quite an excitement
on the subject of nicotine and the said 10 cigars
day.
Mr.. Vim. Colwell returned on last Saturday
from lengthy visit in old Ireland.
Mrs. Altman daughter of Jesse Dckcy, Esq,
OF this city, who, as is well known. has been III
Boston for quite long time cultivating her
voice, has returned to the city for brtel visit.
She has been very successful IN her ann, having
succeeded in obtaining not few rncomIlims
from the press Of the Athens Of America. We
understand that she will sing on tomorrow at
the Congregational Church.
DR.. J. o. Harris, another sojonrner in The flow
cry land OF Texas, returned on last Wednesday.
The DR.. looks hearty, and has lots OF fine things
70 tell about the country, and also much aud re-
liable information Of men and trade there Our
readers already know much % hi> impressl ION,
of the country, end for further information we
refer them TO himself personally-,hc DR.. is Il
good talker, as everybody knows We PRINT i
letter from HIM to-day, and one next week.
Miss Frank Cogs we'll is IN the city visiting her
father. She belongs to Il theatrical troupe tray
cling toward California, but having been taken
sick, will not 70 trither till fall.
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For fine suit OF dress goods good enough for
any one 90 TO A. Frank " Co.'S.

Bacll's City Band made quite sensation on
yesterday afternoon, appearingin their uniforms
and with several new instruments and marching
through the streets, now and then stopping to
screnade their friends The boys lock especial
ly nice in their new "rigs.' They are Of navy
blue, with light blue trimmings; the coat Is the
''clawhammer." fitting close around the neck,
and ornamental with light blue trimmings, and
gold embroidery onthe tails, bars on the breasts
and heavy epaulets caps. the usual funnel-shape
style with blue and white plume. 1t is certainly
a fine and tasty suit. and becomes them greatly.
Mr. SAM Wilton. of Aurora, is the builder Of
the suits; and Hull x Bartels of the caps. The
music yesterday was unusually good also, show
ing that the boys are improving fast. They gave
a grand hall last evening to assist in paying the
expenses of their new clothes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
RCPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

IL new public alton that must prove Of oehni
To Farmers. Mechanics and Business Men II IL 50 rd
and Vfigdt staTtle the most SCHOLARLY and yet 80
simple JrIc,oG that the must NRus In figures can
fundamentally become his accountant II rnAb -
-and- 20 accomplish IN minute ahst they could not
leUyn 20 calculate ia many months
The nrs part contains an entirely syl of Tables
which giylcs the exact yalne OF all Kinds OF
Grain stock Hay. Coal. Lumber Merchandise. etc IRON
gsJd 10 lint, and Tor any price ma Tue mar
Il likely to reSch the Interest on any sum Tor any TINE
At g. and per cent correct measurement OF all kinds
Of Lumber, Ssy Logs. C.terns, ank> Grenare,, Bus
wagon Beds tOrn Cribs, Tine, Wages anu many otheF
valuable tables.
The second part prd,'ir1i Arithmetic and embotes
simple mathematical principle which enables az "Hf
familiar with the Fundamental rules 20 become lhfHg
crrl1t0g and by which over 'f" ,i' OF The tcutos ai
labor reoulr,d by the ordinary methods, and fDs win
their lntnCacles. eHtufsg urnsttt.
The work ricefv urrted uc flnted paper, s vel
and elegantly hound IN pocket bOog shade and accp
painted By siiicate slate, memorandum and ?cAet ioi
pspers tits by far fhewost complete cuuieheitlfc A
convenient rocket manual ever published - o..
PRICES: bound IA Russia Lealh~r 1llaei, Nv MO-
rocco 8. ~. Pine English Cloth. ".
ny OsNAS q HATENhN,
March u .--. OTTAWA, lis.
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Robbery.

On Saturday night last Inlet removed pane
OF glass in the rear of Osman & Hapeman's book
store and entered the room, which he proceeded
to ransack at his leisure. In the morning it was
found that he had carried off almost everything
that was valuable, or he could carry, in show
case Of pocket knifcs, getting S75 or $50
worth at the lowest calculation; he also cleaned
the money drawers of the pennies and small
change, about "a or S. in all Then he left max
ing his exit by the same way he came in, through
the hole in the window. On entering he cut his
hand on the glass, numerous places in the store
showing where he had wiped the blood OF his
fingers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

There is one popularity in the above report
which may attract attention, which is, that ior
the first time in Is years, clerks report has
been presented showing balance of money in
the treasury!
At meeting of the Board Friday, Mar %, 1t
was decided to postpone the opening OF the
schools for one week to be made up at the end
of the term. The schools will therefore be open
ed on next Monday morning
On last Tuesday evening it was decided to call
the election for new directors on Saturday April
IA, the polling place to lie at the cngine-room
under the City Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
All kinds OF crackers and fruits at Piergue'.

The Boston Philharmonic clubs concert on
Thursday evening was the greatest musical
treat OTTAWA has enjoyed in years. The large
AID critical aud:eucc-all our musical people he
iug present-wcrc quite infatuated. The pro-
.rammc was very happily selected and ;Ae exc
cuiiou in some eases quite marvellous; while
Mi,, wiley's singing was delicious. The enter.
tainturut was perfect.
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PERSONS

Having notes, bonds. &c.
for collection will do well
TO leave them ut the la
Sale Co. Savings Bank. :"
where close attention will
be paid them. Low per
centage ana prompt re-
mittance. .f,x
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DISSOLUTION.

The o.rfa-.tr heretofore existing between James
CLARK Wr1 wIta anu s0i1 O. CLARK. under The trm
III tlsrs Il. lire Co 80. I'Ira. H. has this tsY been dis
snvs ~ nut a. consent ami 81 account ari cslms due
Id arm are rUW due arI payable O. TIE arm OF Jane
T,r- a So Tra IN no VIl Es-um- al the liabilities
oil ss'd a-f. I'D CLARK. White q Co. JANIS ILAtik.
Uuca m March IN. .-.'. NM WHITE,
We s,ou srI-ge ire t. nee manufacture sad sale
Of S.sa- 81 .rd Eralu Tie ~ Trca. ard solicit
nuanc- ID 80 Urs-ll .ag-1-" hrv'g'Qre extended %
CLARK white g Co. JAMES aLAih . eoN.
March So
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Nniice 10 Tirrmcn.

The members OF the Undine Hose Co. aud the
Com. on Fire Department, are requested 70 meet
tonight al o'clock, at engine house, 90 choose
an Assistant Chief Engineer for the coming
year. fall attendance will be expected.
EDWARD I. MOOEE, sec'y
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The Board OF Education met ON Monday and
organized the new school district under TIE gen
eral law. The district includes the whole town
of Ottawa Except the portion lying west Of the
city lnits) and so much OF South Ottawa as 10
embraced in the 1th Ward of the City Of Ottawa.
They also appointed Saturday ncyt, april l4th,
as the day on which "a new board of trustees for
the district are TO be elected. The election is to
take place at the engine house, and will be open
from 4. N. to Gjs O'Clock p. VI.
1t is understood that the members Of the pres
snt school board are candidates for election as
trustees. Whether they will have any opposi.
ton we are not advised, although there is a good
deal OF" talk about getting M an opposition
ticket The impression seems to be, and there
are certainly many good reasons for it, dat the
school board ought to consist entirely Of men
having three qualifications: fitness, be the own.
ers of taxable property, and have children to
educate in the schools they have charge Of. Such
directors would not be apt to oyerlaX themse elves
to go into any useless extravaganza, and yet
would take care to have good schools. II such
q ticket can be made up, we have no doubt it
would receive a large support.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

The Colwell factory on LG Sale stree; took
lire on Monday afternoon about > o'clock, in the
moulding room. where mouldinSs, paint, etc,
are kept, and hole vas burned IN the roof Of
the building. Is soon Is discovered the blaze
was fought fercely with water brought in pals
and exiinguished without material damage, with
out the AID Of the hre department.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

Miss Jane Coombs AID her excellent company
gave very enjoyable rendition Of "Pigue' on
Monday es,Hin. 20 ai,arge audience =. lie
0reTa House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

We were called upon to-day by Mr.. kett of the
well known publishing house of II. +. Kett X
Co., of Chicago who showed us book OF Henry
Co. just out of press, and like which they pro-
pose to make one of La Sale county. From a
hurried examination OF the work we think it one
ofunusual merit, containing as it does everything
Of interest pertaining to the county which can
be collected.
These gentlemen will commence canvassing
La Sale county in few days, and promise to
make us book which will contain short
biography of every voter, a complete history OF
our country from its earliest settlement, con.
jensed history Of Illinois, an abstract of our
State laws and great deal of valuable informa-
ton both historical and statistical. We hope
our people will give this fair examination when
II is presented to them as we are led to believe
it will be a book which no resident in this local-
ty will want to be without.
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Nem advertisements.
Nem advertisements.
WOODS
STATIONS
WIN make the season al stables in rear Of
Eagle Mills, Ottawa III.
CHAMPION.

a dark. beautiful chestnut tx hands high, with me
rOtng has a record of ", foaled In seneca county
lie will allowed 10 serve limited number OF mares
besides his owners at SO to insure or 30 Tor single ser
vice His pedigree follows: Champion was sired by
Champion. Jr, (cOmmolly called Old Champion by Grin
nes Champion. Champions dam was by lted Bltd. lLe
following noted horses are OF this family; Castle Boy.
2 az York State. 2.224: st. James, 22h; Eva 2E'a
George b. Daniels u; Hunk DOri 2S Horace Greeley.
, F9 Norwood > - Lazy Backus go; Joker. - Au'
born Horse or sorrsl Dsper 22sH Netiie Burlev, 22
And many Oihers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

SUDDEN DEATu.-On Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Louise Bollman, an operative at the Perkins
Knitting Factory, without warning, dropped
to the floor from her place at the machine, and
soon afterwards died. The cause was heart dis.
ease. She was about IS years old; and leaves a
widowed mother who had been dependent on
her for much of her support.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

HOSE CART. The new hose cart for the Fire
Department arrived on yesterday. 1t is hand
some piece of work; runs on four wheels,
drawn by one horse. The boys OF the depart
ment ought to feel happy. Now We still want a
hook and ladder truck with furniture 10 have
things complete. The cart equipped-carrying
hose and men-weighs 1910 pounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

Sired by Magnum Bonum. PsulsJ by Wilson's NaEnum
ponum hy Turk the ID BY In ported Turk Dam Of Pau
Nagnum Bonum was by sArgazcr. Black diamonds dam
sas Kate Fowler, BY Fowers Tornado by Logs Tornh,
DO by American ECLIPSE. Dam 0f Foyler,s Tornado by
ppy Of Agiers Kate Fowlers dam was by wilson's MAJ.
mum Bonum. He is l6Z hands high. good action, good
temper and far ~ known his coils aTc TIE same
TERMS, as to insure.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Annual Report of the Clerk of the Board of
Education.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March, 1877.
n. he Hono,Goe Bodrd Of Educaon 81 tie Cty Of Oa,oa
l, George X. 1oZer clerk OF your honorable body,
would most respectfully beg leave make yearly
port is required by act In the Free school Law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07
II. T. GILBERT,

SI~hI'U.oE' IsINoI-S. Ia SALE Co.'S
- IN t,r CUcHd can't hdeQf, 10 JuHs Ipta A. d. 1871
IN CHGHCerU.
Mary Ann NcGowan ana Catherine slater. and Thomas
McCiowan Margaret Mct;owRn tieorgr McGowan and 10
sephlne MCGONan. by Mary Am hcIOWNn. their neSt
friend william f. Beck, David L. HOEgh John sesnlon
and Bridget Maney. -
clerk OF said that said defendant william T.. Heck
not resident said state ard said complannnts hay
ING ed their b ofcompant said conrt on the chanccry
side thereof the third day Of April D. 1874 herein and
summons having been issued thereon according To law
Notice therefore Ia hereby given 10 said defendant. VIII
liam F. Beck that uHless Won shan personally be aud ap
near before said court said thereof 10 be held at
The Court House In Ottawa IN said county. on the nrst
Monday of June \. y. 1871, twhca And where said
summons IL and plead, answer, demur except
to said bi the same will be taken for confessed against
Won and the matters things therein prayed Tor deceed
accordingly. ROSWELL ". HOLMES. terk.
n. L. GILBERT Solicitor. apr9iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-07

NJ Stiefel & Co. have their store cramrned full
and not half Of their stock in yet LOOK Tor
cheap goods at this store.
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Marrien.

In Ottawa, on the 5th inst, by a. u. Smith, Esq. Mr.
MELVIN A. ANEklLL, of Sheridan, aud Mrs. ANNA y.
GATES, OF south Ottawa.