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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

Ravenna. March IL. 1875.
AIN a 8 HrZZELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your one horse wagons now over
with one thousand feet OF green hemlock ana
oak aud we think it the best and easiest run.
ujuy wagon we ever had IL will carry 6U1
iI,s and has never cost us one dollar tor repairs
~ C. SUTH ERLAND x co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

r.yIoR .ru4 J. d. HORTON.
TAYLOR s. HORTON.
Attsrusys and Counsellors at Inv, Raven
IA. Unis.I Onice in Phenix Block, over sec
oud National Bank
May s, 1862 36-1v-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17
Wagon Making and
Repairing. tz
TESTIMONIALS.

Ravenna March 20. 1875
ME- o. s. RUzzELL- Dear Sir: My Wason that
I purchss- of you about two years ago. must
zcknowIt ge is much better than 1eApecte'
Being of mesiium size. thou ght it too light for
my business but it is just right. rnnsllght and
easy end have often carried on 1t l4Uo bricks
from my kiln. It will carry eisht Thousand
pouu.l> and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs Yours truly, H. r CAhiS-
Shalcrsviilc. March IS. 1875.
Mr. %. 6. BCZZELL. Dear sir lin the rail- OF
lisa purchased OF you alight wagon. weight
,risi I,ox an 80 t,ouuds It is a thimble skein,
which think in the easiest running wagon IN
use 4 have FREE, ,uently drawn 3.OOO pounds up
nm II at one time. All the expense that put
r,l,ou n for the first twelve years WAS for set
Tin tire once Yours, with respect.
:. G. ELDRIDGE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

ooh, papa don't cried Ida, putting
up both her hands.
We'll, then, won't he responded,
laughing. Il think you have had a
good lesson, and we will all resume
our company manners and watch our
words.'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

L. III. & NJ. w. PHELPS,
Attorneys and Counsellors At Law. .Ravenna,
Ohio Office over First rational Bank. $50
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

J.H. NICHOLS.
Attornsy ut Law and Notary Public. once
in Phenix Block. over Brainerd x Sons Drug
Sisre. .,s .,
ksvember ~. 1fT2. 2s-tf-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

PETER FLATH.
cI.thfer aud Merchant Tailor, Hats, Caps
ard Furnishing Goods. Poe's BUILDING, MAIN
StreeE, Rzveanz, OHIO
Oct Is. 1856. 1y-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

INSURANCE AGENCY.
y W. Comm, Life and Fire Insurance
Agent. Oaics ON zd foor, over the Secoho
Natisnsl Bank, Rxvenna, Ohio
sept -. 1853. 55-ly-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
An Inquiry,

1essrS. EHtt0rS 1. Please tell nc
how it is. My tax on my personal
property is eighty cents, and on my
little pieco Of land ono dollar and
fifty cents; total $3.50. My land
was advertised for sale, and u
friend advanced tho money to save
lnc-ten dollars and fifty-cjght
cents
L was under the impression that
fifteen cents on the dollar was Ill
the penalty, except, Of course, adj
vcrtising one line in your paper,
and mileage Of constablc--but this
is over .Iour hen"dre@ per cent. I
an II poor old Mexican soldier
wounded at Chcrubusco and at the
Bclin Cato, and owing to my i'll
ability to work and tho failure Of
tho government to send my pension
stipend, is the reason l am delin,,
qucnt. I have no patience with
those who willfully neglect this
duty, neither an I ambitious TO SEQ,
my name in the paper as Il default
ing taxpayer; neither am l pceviyh-
~ obiccting, but if the chuTycs
tackled on to my original tax arc
correct. the Legislature ought to
change the bill Of costs. l know
if left TO linn, General Hampton
wcnld make the yoke lighter. My
father whipped you with whips but
l will whip you with scorpions"
I!l.uDoAs1.
The costs in tax executions
seem to be very large, but they are
fixed by law, and only q vcly small
portion goes to the treasurer, He
has, OF course, to employ deputies,
who must be paid, and after such
paymCIt, there is not much left Eor
HIM. The costs benz specific, they
are as large on tax Of fifty cents
as on q tax Of one thousand dollars
except, Of course, in the fifteen
per cent. penalty. The case Of
"Rchoboam' teachcs the great i'm
portancc OF prompt paymcnt.-Thc
a.lusion to Tic charge Tor advertise
ing, we deem it needless to answer.
Enough, that we do business always
in q regular way, and that the charge
alluded to is not cxccssiye.-EDs.
News AND HERALD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
SP..iIAEI NOTICES.
Y'wu Niles Before l:rruk fast.

In a noiyhhcring city i'll Georgia,
there Is Il married woman, WHO, after her
third confinement, Lad liberation. with
nil its rcpnlsivc symptoms. Sac tried ia
van all the nostrums; her husband car
ricd ler to all tho famous mineral springs
went with her to New York, Philadelphia
and other places, to consult eminent
obstetricians, to no purpose. After tho
use of the fifth bottle of Rcgu-
lntof, she has been fully restored to her
former health and happiness, and is now
tho JOY of tho houSehold-is able to
".lk two miles before breakfast.
dec I-2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

CONSIDERABLE dissatisfaction has
been expressed with tho compare
lively light sentence passed by
Judge Townsend upon Cardozo and
Cass Carpenter. Tho Columbia
Register answers this by showing
that tho crimes of which these
worthless woro convicted arc offences
against the common luw. AS the
penitentiary is provided for punish
mont only in tho case Of statutory
offences, it would have boon illegal
to send the two prisoners to the
penitentiary. They must suffer the
common law punishment of fine and
imprisonment in jail. And as the
convictions were upon merely one
of q number of indictments, the
punishment in this instance was
deemed sufficient for tho present
LII IhOE OllttU Oollll u l. IIGUClSOI
performed tho one decent act of his
life in voting for lie admission OF
Senator Butler; but this does not
blot out the fact that he holds by
fraud and bribery the scat which
entitled him to the vote. We much
mistake the temper of the people
if Patterson is forgiven by them
They demand stern rctribution in
his case; and will not be satisfied
until he is convicted fclon, or else
has fled from tho Senate Chamber
to some secluded spot where Il
South Carolina constable cannot
catch him. Tho talk about on
"unholy alliance is all stuff. The
Democratic official in Sonth Carroll
M who would endcavor to shield
Patterson would have u rough row
to hoe himself,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
Ihe State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

By o. Il. THOMPSON, Esp, P,olde Jtdyc
NSJlIEREAS, benjamin Stewart hath
w made suit to me to grant him lctters
OF administration Of the estate and effects
Of Levin Stewart, ,,,:rraSci:
These are therefore to cite and adm, ,,nish
all and singular the kindred apd creditors
ol the said Levin :tewart. deceased, that
they be andnppcar before mc, in the ourt
ofIrobatc, to be held ut Fairfield Court
''onsc. $. con thrlSth day OF December
n"N. after publication hereof, ut II
o'c'oc; in the forenoon, to shew cause, if
Hny itry lave, why the said administra-
ton S'snlll; not be granted
GiEen under my land. this; 3rd day
Of DHcemOcr, Ammo Domini 1877.
o. Ii. THOMPSON,
dec 4-tX1aw2 j T. +. c..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
Railroads.,

It appears probable from the
reports of tho proceedings of the
Legislature that the whole subject
of railroads will be freely discussed
by that body. Mr.. U"ill'e, Il, of
Fairfield, has already introduced u
bill to amend tho charter of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, and another bill prcvcnt~
ing discrimination in frcigEts.
Other members have introduced
measures of q similar tendency.
As we understand it, the act re-
lating to the G, G. & a. r.. II. is
for tho purpose of restoring the old
way Of voting by the stockholders.
The original charter, granted by the
Legislatures of South Carolina,
Georgia and North Carolina, pro-
vided that every share was entitled
to vote, up to certain number,
and % person holding greater
number Of shares was to have his
votos reduced to q certain proper
ton. This was for tho benefit OF
tho small stockholders, and to pro-
vent the absorption Of power by u
ring. A Radical Legislature Of
this State amondcd the charter so
that each share is entitled to vote,
and any ono holding majority Of
shares controls majority of the
votes. This amendmer was not
passed, it is alleged, by the Lcgisla.
lures Of the adjoining States, and
the present bill is for tho purpose
of repeating the amendment here,
and restoring tho old system of
voting, SO that tho smaller stock
holders may have q voice.
The other legislation is general
In it's application, and is directed
to the prevention Of discrimination
by tho railroads in the matter of
freights. At present freights are
higher to intermediate than to
terminal points of railroads, tho
object boing to cut down where
there is competition, and to pile on
whore there is none. Tho Logisla
ture will doubtless enact n law that
the freight between any two points
in the State shall not be greater
than it is between one of tho points
and another, moro distant. In other
words freight from Winnsboro to
Columbia shall not bo groater than
freight between Chester and Co.
lumhia Something of tho sort is
needed. Under the present man-
agemept, a few localities are bone
fited and the rest sustain serious
damage. If the Legislature acts
prudently, and does not err in the
opposite extreme, some salutory
legislation concerning internal COM
merce con be enacted.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

MONDAY, December 8, 1877.
SENATE.

The Senate amended tic House
resolution in relation to the election
Of Register Of Mcsno Conycyunccs
for Charleston county, by sub ,
stituting Tuesday, the 4th of De,
ccmoer, instead Of Wednesday, the
5th, for the election.
\ llouso bill to rcchartcr the
Episcopal Female Bible, Prayer
Book and Tract Society Of Charlos-
tom, House bill TO incorporate the
First infantry Battalion OF Charles
ton, a House bin to repeal IN act to
authorize T.. A. Fairly to erect
gates across road in Orangcburg
county, and a House joint resolu !,
ton to authorize tic payment TO
j. j. Nlaher Of arrears Of salary
were read a first time.
I'hc Senate concurrol in the
House amendments to n resolution
to elect Judge Of tho seventh
clscnit and successor to Judge
Wright.
A resolution, by Mr.. Campbell, to
carry out tic provision Of section
3 of article S of the constitution
relating to codifying the laws was
adopted.
A resolution, by Mr.. Howard, to
elect, on December 4, an Associate
Justice, to fill tho term of Judge
McIver, about to expire, was adopt.
ed.
A number Of bills received q
second raading--mostly Of a private
or local character. The only one
Of general interest WAS that to
provide for the election, by the
people, Of county auditors and
treasurcrs.
a message from tho governor,
announcing tho resignut ton of
Attorney General Conner, was ro-
ceiyed as information.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
A number of bills were intro,
ducel, read by title. and properly
referred.
In accordance with report OF
tho committee on tho iudic ary, the
following preamble and resolution
was adopted:
Whereas tho term for which the
Hon. Henry McIver was elected
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of this State will expire on
the 30th day Of July, 1878, and an
election for said Office must, there
fore, be had at this session of the
Legislature; therefore,
RESOLVED, by the House Of Rep
resentatives, tho Senate concurring'
That an election for Associate jus
tice OF tho Supreme Court for the
term Of six years, commencing on
the both day of July, 1878, he hold
IL. a4 l.. .. .. Z . . .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
!: H i. III IL g e: .tsa L n All - e "a TsyrIa Il e

| lie undersigned bcgs leave to inform
his friends and Che public generally that
the Restaurant attached to the ornin,
Star Saloon is open, AMI supplied with
the best the market ailordS--Such as
Becf>tcak. Ham, Bologna Sausage, Oys-
tcrs i'll cvery style, Fish, and other deli
cacies.
ALSO
A full supply Of the purest Wines,
Liquors aid Larger Beer. ~" North
Carolina Iorn Wniskcy specially.
Also
a we'll selected stock Of tobacco aud
S cars
Tie patronage ofthc public is solicited,
j. GROESCHEI.,
oct l4-fx3m Proprictor
STATE Or SOUTH CAROLCNA,
COUNTY OF rAlktT"I.D.
In the Conrt Of pro5utc.
TO Mimic Lyloa, Matte Smith,
William Smith, Davis Lyios, Vic
torit Lyles, Frank Ly'>s, William
Lylcs, Charlotte T.. lldelington,
Frances Fl Mckcown, John r..
Mckcown, Dollio b. Ederington.
Eugcnia Elelin::ton, Henry NJ.
LierliiEto.., DailtIu IL. IjucilNg-
ton, Francis II. Edorinet ton,
Carolina j. Edorington, May G.
Edcrington, Precious n. Wall,
Joseph B Wall and Nyinn Smith,
Gracting
YOU ere hereby required to appear
at the Court Of Probate, to be
hoiIcn at tnI"fell Court House,
for I fairfield County, Oh the twenty
fourth day Of january, A. D. 1S73,to
Show cause, if any you can, why the
real estate Of Lucy Ederington
deceased, described in tho petition
of Mary A. Lyles, fled in my Office,
should not be divided or sold,
nlotTing to each Of the heirs at Law:
OF the said Lucy Elelington, de-
ceased, the share Of said real estate
to which he OF she may be entitled
under the laws Of said State in such
case made and provided.
Given under my hand and seal this
ninth day Of Novembey, a. y. 1877.
(~~) O. r. THOMPSON,
( l.. s. Judge Of Probate
Fairfield County
To the defendants, Minnie Lyles,
Matte Smith, William Smith, Davis
Lyy.os, Victoria Lyles, Frank Iylos,
William Lyles, Charlotte T.. Elder
lngton, Frances Fl MoKeown, John |
/. Mchcown, Dollie B. IGdcrington,
G1@enia Elorinston, Henry NJ. |
Eiel lington, Bn,illa r. E,lerin gton,
Francis II. Ederington, Carolina j. |
b t>icrngton, May G. Edcrington,
Precious N. Wall, Joseph B, Wall |
nd Ninn Smith.
Take notice that the summons in
us action, Of which the foregoing
i" q COPY, was fled in the oftico of
jhr Judge Of Probate for Fairfield
.oontT, ut Winneboro, in tie State
d south Carolina, on the ninth day
ii Nove"her, A. ID. 1877.
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS.
Petitioners ATTORNEYS.
1"v IL flnw6w Winnsboro, SC
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
J. O. N'I4Irla,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
wINNsBd b, $. 9.

THE undersigned re-
*J Is;.f sptctiTl announces to tho
'''""' q pnbiicf Fairfield tlat he
T., NSA. has n ell his Boot AMI
Shoe Mandatory to door below M.
C.Mullcr's. l am prep Il to manufacture
Ill styles of work in substantial and
orkmuniikc manner, ! Of tho very best
materials, ana 1t price lily as low az the
same goods cau be mad f,ctur2d forat m.
North or els'"hrrc. lEp constantly on
n"na good stock Sole and Upp.r
l.r".hcr' ohoe flnalngf., which will be
sold at reasonable tcs. kcpoir;no
promptly attended to. Inns strictly Cushn'
:g,S'' Dried liidas bd,t.
oct IL fLENDINING.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

on Tuesday, The All lay Of Dcccm
, Der, l3TI, ut 1 o'clu>h
5 nuInhci u bills, of local o.
)imitet interest only, received 1
second reading.
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, December 4, 1877.
SENATE.
The medical committee reported
favorably on Il bill to re>charter the
South Carolina Medical Association,
and to establish Il State Board OF
Hes;ltA and Nclinc its duties.
The chairman Of the committee
on cngrossoI acts reported II bill to
incorporate the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad.
At I o'clock, the Senate joined
the House and proceeded to tho
election OF an associate ustice.
Hon. Henry w. Niclvcr WIS un.,ni..
mous'y elected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpEl.%i:N rhvlyGs.
+ a number Of hii'a wui'r nt,,I7,"-
Cd, read by tit!~, .nU !>upe.]y lc-
fern od.
a bill TO yo4u'@to >A"iatr Of IN.
forest Oil al con,y >c; :sil@ in ;!,j.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
JOB PRINTING;

IN ALL IT'S DEPARTMENTS DONE r.
TIE LEST STYLE AND Ar THE
LOWEST PRICES.
we are prepared to furnish, OF short
notice.
EANK cIIECKS,
,,, NOTES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS
ENVELOPES,
=, :, -, , 49,, CARDS,
POSTERS
AW BLANKS,
POSTAL CARDS, ETC, ETO
Terms for JOB W0rk--ash on
Delivery.
All buslncss communications should be
q ldressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
WINNSBORO. S. G.
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THE LOAL COLU HI n

is well filled with town and county newr.
The aim Of the Publishers is to issue a
FIRT- CLASS FAMILY NEWSPA PER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER |, 1871.

mers, those Of the beer keg at election t!lHc, re
had seen something; but Of Sherman.s bummers
who marked their track by robbed hen-roosts and
the walls of the dying swine, he knew Only ny
hearsay. He was glad to be present though he
had seen none Of his regiment; but all belonged
to the great army md had done what they could
II is quite impossible to make Il sketch OF Mr.
D. S speech which was replcte with Wit and &c
NAL humor, or to condense the gentle sarcasm
which he tossed at the yalor of soldiers in their
reunion speeches and talks. Reunions were
pleasant il not too dreary and solemn, if the SOL
diers would think how gay and jolly they were,
think how glad they We're to go into battle and
how much gladder to get out of it, think how
glad they were to see Gods country again, &c'
HoN. p. C. HAYES
replied to "Our Wives and Mothers" 70 whom
alone the success Of the war is due having pro-
duced such a soldiery as ours, and in the realms
of fame theirs shall be the first place Of honor
I. ". BREWER
replied to "Our Fallen Comrades" What a
noble thing it is in man to live with the con-
seriousness that he gave his strength 10 his coun-
try when it needs his all; and in what high csti-
nation should the people ever hold those VINO
responded to the call for volunteers 10 brave the
horrors of war that the old flag might live and
the Union be saved. To them be all honor. But
what of the dead? If it is noble to live for one
country, how much nobler was il in those heroic
ones to die that we might enjoy the blessings OF
a country united and prosperous. No greater
sacrifice can be made by man than this. Let us
not forget that it was the blood of the patriots
that cemcnted the union of those states, and ou'
duty never to see them again torn asunder bu
| for them, instead of Il united country, we NIGH
be now as many Republics as stars in that nag
And so long as that flag and this Union remains
they, the noble dead, viii continue to be rcmem
bcred.
This was followed by "John Brown" in The
singing of which all joined, and the meeting wa
over formally. The crowd still remained till tn
militia marched away, when all dispersed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01

Dudley Summers, of Streator, was brought &c
Ottawa on Thursday for committal ON charge
of bastardy After remaining in Jail over night,
he thought better of the matter, ana yesterday
morning concluded to settle the hash by marry
inc the girl, the ceremony being duly performed
pror Grand Ridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01

NOrICE..-Esr,T oF tioTrLIEH u 'tHEEiih ,i-rfl-
y Nbtre hereby given. that the uuh'r~lEl, =. N..
-tratur the ~ Gottlieb ii9rh"re late Yi ~
~ Of "a sale and state Of Illinois. drceiS't ". w.
fore the County Court 90 said duuuiy ON tlN uTh Nl.
heng the i5fh day Of October hs', ~ r. tntus A,Il
House. iu Ottawa said county. when go Ni'T ~
sons having CLAIMS demands ae1usf -aa rthl ~.
led toattend and present o." same lne'f''iH- '''
merf. 49,
D''' '''' ''' '-' " Glui.GE EUTTNtN.
srgA3s A.i '''-'''-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01
FOR SALE.

Tst premises north Of c.. Il. J. 4 T. T. u, p,aWA .'
known MS the Telegraph instrument Factor l1s ''' ~.
!" nj tn ' 7 TIIOS. Olt1ON,
'' supply Agt W. I. Tel. Co. ZIG STAT" ST. h'l''t''
Or H. Dr ] q II NEEIs Ottawa. list
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01
FINAL SETTLtcMFNT.----Er-1.

IrINAI, ST;I'I'btIMf.NJ,. - ~ d,
ALoyzo " NLEEfpCE pECEtsEb.- Ngii'. l- .'.i,.H
ry,p ~ AID rrrs, interested iu said i-ai' i! me "i
s.grcd administrator OF the Estate Of said A.uulu
bridge deceased viii appear before The county '"Nri -.
county Of a sale and State ot Illinois. af the t"-hs
House iu OTTAWA. ln said County. pu Monday ih' lL @ ~
october A. H. Is.i. Tor the purpose ~ rendering ",
~ his prOeediups iH the administration "l F-'' '
the uUal settlement.
EpW ARD T. WtIBlau1r-
ATTEST: H. 4 NoCALEB, Admin .'ir.''..
Clrrs C.sIrIy Court, Ia sale Co., lll-M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01
Sale Of School Lands
N ALLEN TOWNSHIP.

r. ,rtr. u: petition .uc! Dos a. least tNu-'hr-. '
,I I,zl gu',r- 100 Township IS North. Range iisi ~ tt
rt, ~ H. -l, at state Uf Illinois. me undersigned M
offer at public .1r. fhc premises - arrlrn W lt l-
r,- Mart az . common -,hHuI .uH- H .tIl U" h--p
rou.t..'u- of 81 NiIla" .Dt-. located uI TIE Nur 90
fNr Chicago T.r loo and ~puiiN' -rru i;t -l .ia i"T
he -sUt.f. Second ADDITION 'i is'l'
T4... ..r H All cal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01
Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1871,

A. furg'uH M and De- rul'.rrnt uiiI All iH' o. a't
offered TfE,- 90 SAIT-IE" terms ui selling commit, q
-,h,u lands shall b. 20 ti" highest bidder ir cash, Win tat
uf irr'aIIE irfIa f'g Nulf
'su.t tie amount uf DE ht iur az! r'rild not ,
Than 90 nor more than i've years. upon Die IatllE interest
nd Il wing security h. Boo t~ Of money loaned ny township
frti.rI-,r. Revised ~ta'rfr- q. '-'.I ,
.I ~. ,..ir'v t1.-t. T.. iAN~.
,,..y, IN 49, =, ts-- la County stunt. schools.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-01

Wand , the attention Of M rctr 10 ire i.gt that he
utll i'm the same busipcss, raHgEl past h'or H.
Would solicit the busn.- 9 MrIGnrs, stock men, anu "l'
others IN In sale and sr-tGlng counties w. re,a ~ M
vices TERMS uua7c Orders lct NJ TINS Once or ' ~
residence. mill. west Of Mrs. Sarah Sira"ns N N
Nsl receive prompt attention. N'p-"'''
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ICor County Clerk.
We arc authorized TO announce JOHN c. CAMPBELL rs
candidate for County Clerk subject 10 the decision q tie
Democratic County Convention.
For County Clerk.
We are authorized to announce SOLOMON tOeEN'
AUPT OF la Sale as candidate for the Office of County
Clerk of In sale county subject to The decision Of the Dem
or County Convention.
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rISAI, SETTLEMEN

L SNgrvI g. ROW. DF,ENsEp.-N Notice b. hereby E'''l
ru All r,s -,s Interested lea sid Estate That -' Grow.
Administrator ofthe Estate % Samuel 1nutr l''' ~
snpestr hinre the County Court ut %" county :" u.
ma state of Illinois the County Court ti"us ~ "
.u sald county uu Monday the 18Th dIF ~ p''r-' -
IL. Tor 10 r.rt-ysa of rendering 1rHUi 90 hs ff
.ugs IN thr administration of said E-'a'' i.T '' ii.
trent.
aIS>E Il.'sEr
49,. ~ N,CAIEn Ndm.r.sr-.'....
cirrt Corrty court Ia sale Co. T'-iw