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$500 Gordon setter that was Killed with
a thAIRr Of W. Shnl.

cas-" a Interest 10 sporting mon was
tried iu tho Monmouth County Cir-lif Of tl.,,
~. t,r.c, e,,,.r.,,o ..,., l..,',I l.
49," ,"l 81" ''' '"'' "''"' - -
eWiiuii, ~ ine Adams INprDs- Company hal
ayulua. :. tlaDA and t4n tDr,lon Hrttcr. whi .l.
A.. amt lass, .,.,.,,.. a.. i.. ,,..i....i 80, H. .
~ 10y ''r' ,'"N ~ '' W "'"'' 'N ''s p"
shlpe b> marx IhigAi' Wri-hli WA uAh"i ln
that county IN Tuiv last when iAe dog WIS
about O. war ohl. Haiehi made F. morning r.tll
Dn q neilhbor taking Ohcr.n. thc Aailr. win
tim. Nh,ut W..- D. ;Uy o. return O1rroi vas
missing ihd tun MIN tmu ron Aurn A
noielloring faiuer. lad u.,t shnt n hlnrk ,ioe
Alton Hinltt.d having fred at a dog OF that d.
sciiIiion. which. h" said then ran away Taught
went home and nuiius TINT thr dog y.n. nnt
there returned 90 Allcn'- I'm the afternoon win
some frundh Ia search for him. Finding marks
In ITO -tuhhic-feld where the earth had hron
freshly disturbed. they removed il, and found
Indications ina some animal had ncrn buried
lhcre and ihrrwarI removed. The finding Il
Fresh tract ~ ,hn f,,nrints a. NV, ,n.., l.,,
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ptrsoall Qotlt,s.

A rIENTION, rnueni-l Dr rRuriN. from Pari.
~ 80 Bond 1t - wears experience ruu,uluuun 81
all Ni~ nN ,hu d.su vs, ANA nerN dehinty speedily
nih radically cured
IL officers ami so.iirr, wounded rupturei or in.
- lut'd OuwrsrrS -hit n the Into rendition can OBJ.
tam lTur Through q khSNlER AttyNl William Il.
- manhood I" the irmlAth IN four weeks Failure
impossible - per vase Drussist, supplied sole Aseut
DR.. JACQUES 7Unyni,it, place New York
DISEASES OF MEN specially, c re from, 4 .
~ 5days Dk DYER. AZ MeS lJth 81. near Jli AZ.
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A FARM WANTED upon snarc.. hy a good cN
~ urnt"h hHnl tiHfA iHrn IA ptrtVrcncr, hl. VIC
i,uhr of ihr h'ri huttri makers iu the county Scni
N"hi aidiD ,tu l-i York St, hroikNn. T. l.
O>LS $500 OK 500 CASH, AMI 500 or sin'
~ lu IS years. tu OWE pretty stony. cottage
nNaI ulls CiN hVu-c now l,t 2iNlnlmct
Is " lllItntOCk,
luturlault 81 near Broadway.
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tlnantrIl.

NAsttNtt''
nFIts T. 90 thr Receiver National Trust tNnuauN.
~ -l fNl 'a broadway. corner Warren 81 Sow YORK
iHu -. l~i~ 90 ra.tf, Hrr ,Iu,.gl Co., send 800 Oh "a
lf. k- Nt iI ~ IlN-H WlN NIfr mot received
tueif DIST dNlucn- MNl please collect ltnt Nuor
WM j. BL>l. Receiver
I(uFJs HATCH - Co.
BROAD ST
Tho undersigned have ri. dav formed copartner-hip
Tor uAnsuc uns u general lloAcfN-e hu.inr.,
30 fIS UATCf.
Sos York Ian ISIS JAMES /. ANTHONY.
TO IuT sTCONU MORTG AGE BONplolp.
\ fk~ pt luE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY
COMPANY
Nnu are hcrriv invited O. call upon the undersigned
40 hl- NhA'. % NiIIum st. ru.n 20 thitd floor will u
view if4u- With thr stut hNNiipI. 90 the OHIO
ai Ni> --iUi k.iWIf com NnN iu measures designed
foo faAe ur r.d i, fe UHsf-if thv fNDrisrr, and 10
tNtll4Atp tIt clrf amy lrOinif. tniNt lrHs~lNtufs
q. ASHLEY. Noe President
nA. and 'ls,isspp Eaiway Company
Sow York Jan % 1873
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Nonse fnrnIshmN.

A sIIOIGE st.rk a. iurmturc clrp.t, bcdin-
n chrAi. Wttk' month";, ll-tAim' nt,
oiiHkftlt IS furniture Warehouse, ~ RoWrrN
WEEkLN AND MONTULN PAYMENTS
W tnh' - nr tNiNilir, flItf.. nNf tfhNu-, N hAi
MANS hROlllfl@ m,iH.n. nt hOu-f. -2~ amt 2iu iiud
ST corner lroInt If.t- greatly fr laced Largest
assortment ami tanl, 10 term.
WEEKLY AM MONTHLY NYMINrs
w tthrutDr Guiui'liN. Carpets uud hNliin- send
illustrated pflpr Dos. frN,s realty reduced
COW rEkfllM Az 4 cos -, thRthnnSt
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Sorsrs, darIlusrs, Ht.

EOk SAIE-Hnr~ and small truck L.,rthrt ur SCI.
hale must 10 sold Inquire AZ Al Madison 81 rV0m
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Amustnitnts.
IIrrm AVENUE THEATRE

LrIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
SIGHTS OF NINE.
EEn f. ss.s EvF 4.
EEEEE sssss ( K 4 A..
As CAMILLE.
crowded house, with extraordinary power passion
on the American stage with the pure feryor and
presented it, We record its great success"
BALCONY RESERVED SEATS, ONE DOLLAR
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor .....................M SHERIDAN SHOOK
Begins ats Carriages. may be ordered ior iO',
LAST WEEKsI LAST TWO WEEKS
k kAsT ! ! w wtEks MAN Of! ssit'sccEss
LAST 2 WEEKS "a noble play nobly acted
LAST . WEEKS SATURDAY. Jan 10 last matinee OF
LAST 2 WEEKS MAN OF SUCCESS.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. rs, will be produced, for
the first time IN America new PLAY by Me,srS Adnph
u Emery and Eugene CormOn the authors Of the Two
a CELEBRATED CASE.
This great play which IL now drawing enormous au.
dienccs the Theatre Forte 81 Martin. Paris its success
there being greater than that Of the Two Or.
phans Its original productions has been purchased
by Mcssrs shook Palmer the authors, and they
the exclusive Of the play and manuscript Tor
the United States Of America.
The play will he presented here with new scenery by
MI Marstun costumes by Mr. Lanonettc. ne music
by MI rs,ingtnn. and with q most BRILL MT CAST
seats for senng night VIII be on sale az BOX once on
and after WEpNESp ~, Jan % seats Tor any OF the
remaining nights Of the THE MAN OF SUCCESS may
lu nd
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Mutblnsrp.

~ ANIED steam engine. q horse power, without
w boll't' second hand Address Box N. BrOnklynF o
WANTED To purchase, 8 FIRST class plating ma
w chimes Address l. b0A lSl. sun Ollce
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EILMOHEs GARDEN.
GRAND EVENT.
MOST REMARKABLE WORK OF ART
''''' ''''- OF MAS ENTITLED
PANORAMA OF Antique, cIyyIllzAATIoys
NON p SS - T FfPsASS Or THE TIE GSb AkSSws
'''' ASfIdtifY.
NyESsS r,YFSGS G9gFP ER0y YaTTHE
iSsfRtcTivf LEcftREs.
THE n ViaSF S 81 ANslyHr HISTORY
VOYAGES Tsl T JS rh HEP a G GaEEG rALEs
THE MOST TTy Z TiiE WSSr YORK OF ART
Sa 4 fyf hS TF S tE6Gx
ADMISSION a5 SESfg EHsER9Eb sEArs so CENTS
Special arrangements made with schools, &C.
B31efTrHDs r" f LAIr no NIGHTS and MArIsEEs
MATINEE -, vnrqqIs .ooru
s s$$lS n rr's 'n III
RICHARD Ill S M1 Ep%iSS S SjSHnf
sAT NJ a1o SI2nr cAnprySHi: woLsEy
TRAGEDY prrRRglS5nIo. .n
coSMiKspy 'A"' mHNiEf pa WIN
GRAND OPENING q the, NAIloNAt; COLIN
~ FiGEGNs a, thc GREAT SEW YORK NQrAkluM,
Broaaway aud 35th It, ON WEDNESDAY ateA NJ and
FIRST show II over ten wears, and ONLY MAMMOTH
SHOW ever held IN H. .oi, Six PRIZES
Hundreds Of exhibitors, thousands ot birds
Bsup p Sub. non 9 Pn owl. 'Fng,s Insn
Brd. rom the Ccnrunai Biri, from Europe. brilliant
'u"''' '"''' f ! S 81 5F XGi I KINDS '''0"'
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SPECIAL NOTICE.
John pRorDHAN's BENEFIT.
THIS rritRsbH2 AFfihSo6N AID EyENISd.
r,nsr fey wesrlo,o,ca boxes remain on'od. s,o
SlGl52F, ESfilSGSS 10 10
SSdLf b5 5Ef df, Is rS SES Il Ell EbS &
fHGE sh6sEl ""'sf lessee. and Manager.
Iiil ff LAST WEIR '',. ana
an, 1ur su , q W pos BorcicAuLr
HEf EEHSiS ESh Z ss u g2gsAylr
MONDAY NEMf c3k kR K r f2 M16 5pNrANf
FIFTH AyENuE MALt,
| OF NEcR0NNSCY ASp sTcOSD SIGHT
Matinee. wo srS hsS" ami Saturday g., ma
'"''' FItHSiGciIi' KID jtbiS II rHE M,rISEEs
THEATRE COMIoUE. ga BROADWAY.
n ',,, cHAisfNts, ioY. ASP s9kG9Ts nn'' ''S
" EpwA NJ fdS RRGAf
| ami a powerful cast of characters
NArINEEs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
| INIRST CONCERT-VOCA TNiON Of SEW
| NOkk. tllit kFtING MI.
THURSDAY EVENING lAN II Ht O'clock.
EMMA e. Tutk~Bh. >nloi.t
English rers uad~EaI- and part snug~ Admission. ~.
Nufr-rNcd sat. Tie kc- Tor sale az te principal music
| stores ana az the lall
NIBLO'> GARDEN.
! ~ Mr GEORGE = GAkuNtR.. ......... MANAGER
llE pl MIS- MOTTO"
Fnihu-asucallN endorsed hy press and public. Wit
! LlsutI,f, Mr. sim ieroN Blanche Mis-. Nina Nalian
DOMfKN TUIAINE
ID lrmci,e Success Of Tie magnificent equestrian
utnAh ui
THE JEW DAUGHTER,
with leauuru scenery ti,--c~ banners ariuors full
troupe tll AND a. trInri horses and ponies
trHni INANll matinee saturday ht2.
BEHLEs TINOi.I THEATRE,
a rfn Il. lUiWftu "a uul Ai
lNs greatest 90 ull shows Can't \ II HOGARNIS
ono hundred tilrnf'i artists MAuucVs THURSDAY after
noon ANA ~unia' midnight
ONE THOUSAND DIME sEATS-Coopci
" Institute To Nlllll-NlkNilTS benefit
.Iusltll snstrumlnls.
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Tnr MEXICAN STEAMSHIP oOsf


rlilLADr irillA ANp LIVERPOOL LINZ
Tho uuIs fransAf Hr. iun siliu- uuiHr thr America
nl- SAILING every rhur. day from Philadelphia. AMI
Mvdlc sdaN from Liverpool
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DOsT OrrIor NOTIcr.-rnc lor,I

the week endn. saturday Ian 49, 1873 wlll close at
uls office Tuesday. az ~ NJ. tor Europe, ny steam.
,n Ne tala VI" een,iown. on wednesday, at II 80
Tor Europe, hN Steamship China. via Queenstown.
un Thursday at ~ ior Ireland. hl Steamship celtic
wa Queenstown correspondence Tor Great Britain AMI
the turnrut g. hr iurWari, by tlus steamer must be
sl",1ii' gilre,,,, ann At i2M tor Europe ly steam
s'lu Her wa Plymouth. thrrhnurF AMI IlHmhurs
on SATURDAY az A NJ. tor scotland direct b, steam
snp AN IuiH, wa GLASGOW, ANA htll NJ tor Europe.
~ Steamship ilN u Brussels. Queenstown ,curre.
,pnni,ce for uermanY To te forwarded 10y this So amen
Wur be- spec iallN address, Il and al ~ 80 tier
many S. hY steamship lrrhnnu. via southampton
nml Bremen CORES nuiruoe Tor Great Britain hri the
'uuunrut 10 be forwarded BY TAI, steamer must he
sw cmll addressed The steamships NrNHda, China. and
'lN Of Hfuss,s NO not take nils Tor Denmark sweden
ana Norway lAc mai. Tor thc West iudirs leave Sew
YORK Jan " and ~ The mails Ion Australia &c.. leave
Nih FRANCISCO Jan - The mails Tor China ami Japan
leave san Francisco Feb
TllOS. l. JAMES. Postmaster
Posi- orucr NV NoRK. Jan u 1874
A>TED-Io hire q canal boat 10 carry manure
w inquire 7 poRE. foot ul aiih II \
WANTED-As safe. about YiN2i inches Address by
w letter o, box lSs. sun office
" ANTED-A set vi unsuith tools, cheap Address
W C. :, al Stay New York
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tnplNIng the serinOn.

The Rev. Mr., of the Unitarian Church
in a neighboring State, preached sermon 1
lew Sundays since on the Importance of say
ing NO" and in the course of it dwclt I'M
presslvely on the moral courage required IL
use that monosyllable at the right time
After the sermon a collection was taken for :
very deserving charlty.-When the congrega
ton was dismissed a certain newspaper man
wayald the pastor i'll the vestibule and Seizing
MIN by the hand thanked him effusively for
The scrmon-one of the most effective he had
heard. The pastor modcstly replied; I'm
clad Won think So, but connot see why You
should"
Why" replied he of the newspaper, when
| went into church was fully determined to
rive five dollars To that charity, but your ser.
mon impressed me 50 deeply that | found
courage To resist the inclination, and let The
plate passcr 20 hv with an emphatic Mo-
Editors Drawer, in lEarpcrs Magazine for
Nav
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DUNCAN & O'CONOR,

ItIOTNeVN az LUF, III bUlFt,
CTATE OF ILLINOIS la SALE CouSTY-ss. IN The
- Circuit court thereof 10 June Term, A. ID. lS.5.-IR
William sngcrand Josephine Slingerand- for
DyOrce.
II annearng from an affidavit file in the Office OF the
clerk 81 said court the said defendant Josephine Sling.
and not resident of said state, and said complainant
having filed his bill of complaint In said court the chan
Gerry thereof the nineteenth day OF April 1875
herein having been issued thereon according
to law:
Notice therefore Is hereby given 10 said defendant Jose
phine Sngcrand that unless shall personally be and
pear said said term thereof be held the
Court House In OTTAWA in said county the Monday
of June next, D. 1873 (when and where said summons
is rsurnabe and plead answer, demur except TO said
bill the will be taken confessed against
the and things therein prayed for decreed accord
ingly. Il. W. HOLMES, Clerk.
DUNCAN & O'CoNoR Solicitors. apr'20-iw
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The Good Boy.

\ well-dresSed boy, about 10 years old, stood
on the walk in front of the City Hall, the other
LAY, eating an apple. Aragged urchin. having
a rag bag no his shoulder. stood close by and
looked as if he would give his hat and boots
for a one bite of the fruit. An atiache Of the
City Hall noted the situation, and was greatly
pleased - see the lad suddenly hand over the
apple To the enviouS ragpicker.
That's a,good boy-that was real charityl.'
exclaimed the gentleman, as be pat;ed the boy
On the head.
Yes, ielt sorry for him. replied the boy
and III got down to biz worm-hole, to-
-ILtr0H Pre- Pr,ss
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Zegal.
CHUBBACK A DOMINY,

- Itt0tNeVy az Ldlr. StredtOr, IUs
STATk. OF ILLINOIS. La SALE Co SIS
y N tie Circuit Court thesQr, 10 June term, ls's-
In Chdncery
Eunice T. Wood ps. Edmund Wood .-BW for Diporcs.
Ii appearing from affidavit e IN the ONCE OF me
clerk Of said court that said defendant Edmund WOOD
Is not resident Of said said complainant have
filed her bill OF complaint IN said the chsncery sdt
thereof the 18th day OF April A. D. 1878 herein aho
Notice, Therefore l. hereby given 10 said deiendsht "a
mund Wood hit unless you shall personally pe "a aha
the Cour house in Ottawa in said county on the nrr mon
returnabc) plead. demur or except 10 sai
bill the same will he taken for confessed against YOU anu
the matters and things therein prayed for decreed accord
inRly H. W. hoLMEo, ,Ierk'
tIIuDB,cK d DoMINY. Solicitors. apr6liw
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Truman Harmony, you look sad, SAID Ms
Honor to the first prisoner out.
1t was a tall, lathy, spinde-lcgged man
whose eyes had hollow look, and whose voice
was that of child crying out in the night fol
bread and butter with sugar on 1t. lie blew
his nose with that otl.hand manner which be
trays wounded heart, and replied:
WAS dong anything when they arrested
me-"
Yes YOU were sitting on faded and time
worn dry goods box, shedding tears and sob
Ding like Il pine in November You refused
20 give your name and place of residence, and
believing you to be either drunk or crazy, you
were sleigh ridcd down here"
rs it agin the law to cry when fellow feels
bad:"
Il don't know rs it is, unless your sobs dis
;urb the peace. Why did you somow|'
"Cause | was sad'
And why were you sad?'
Cause got to thinking
About what:'
About dead fOlks-and hcavcn-and angcir
and gravcs-and collins
Was it pure unadultcratcd sorrow, or was II
three parts whiskcy and one part sOrrow?'
She was all sorrow, sir. 1t comes on every
lime it looks like rain, and | have to weep, OF
bust sir. It's awful TO be sad sir"
Yes, think so. The next time you feel ii
coming on, you had better write poetry to ease
your bursting heart That will take the load
away when even tears fail
"No-no-she WON'T gasped the man rs he
took from his pocket paper and placed it on
the desk
He had tried it as follows:
SUN SAD THOTS.
When | am dcd and gOn
Will ennybody care?
viii they lat as they pass my grave,
And forget that | was tarc:'
His Honor read the first verse returned the
paper, and mcekly sad:
please go away I'll tell the officers not to
disturb you any more"
H,-wcnt-Detrou Free Press
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.. ?. JONES,

.t'L req -, i.',
MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESSTATEmWlI El;EAS
~ Igcn r. Sauger ana E%ib1n T. SanGef. M. Tiisi
day of September n 1852 and recorded In the Recorder
H"is in BOOK q Of DEEDS page q; and cS grant bargain
sell and convey unto the undersigned john a. Hoes ms
the better securing payment OF eighteen hundred dollars
time in the manner specified in and according 10
date with g ad a mosare cc cYceUSd by sa LnSen
which said promissory notes i for The Of sly hundred
dollars and was made payable ON me "fhy nifH IIS oi
And whereas Also it Is provided in and by said mortgage
deed that if default is made in the payments secure which
said mortgage deed was given, then the undersigned John
six months notice of such sale by publication In any news
paper published in Ottawa in said Ia sale county;
And whereas also II j. in and by SAID mortgage dCcd slip
ulacd and agreed thar there shall hc ten per cent daEt
therein aud thereby settled and qudated as the damages
for such nonpaymeh ,. ,., ,o,, ,,,, +, ,, ro,,ot
the promssory last above mentioned and described
and se hundred d9aI Of hg Pgnr n hSrfS VIII NH
mains due and unpaid, and the legal holder Of said pr9ms
Hoes sell the said real estate under and In pursuance Of
the power 10 him given in and by the said mortgage deed
by virtue ana N m ana Ice G t sad @
ISIS of two o'clock in the afternoon of the same
the south door county Court House in the city Of OF
awa county of Ia sale in the state OF Illinois me
thereof may bc necessary to pay that par, Of ne prnC"
prumissoy remaining unpaid ana the interest
which has accrued and may hereafter thereon. To-
'tcr with the aforesaid damages ana the costs ana Npt
Of such SALE viz All of the east half OF tie south hall
the half % the northeast quarter of section ten IN
township thrhrcc north Of range three eat OF me thrd
principal MERIDIAN being the conveyed by the under
signed John V. \. Hoes and his wife, 10 the said Lucen T.
sanger ON the twenty third day September Il. lS51.
excepting and rcscryng however all that part Of said rea
estate bounded and described as follows viz: beginning
a point ON the north side Of Madison street three hundred
and eighty and hundred feet north Of the
southeast corner said northeast quarter, thence north
parallel with the line NJ sane section three hundred
icct thence parallel with Madison street two hundred
and nv feet thence parallel with line three hun
drCd feet and thence along Madison street 10 place Of
beginning said mortgage being 10 secure the consideration
for said conveyance said sanger, JOHN '. \. HOES
Dated ottawa. H.. January IS lNiS. Mortgag'e
n Z. IuNF~. Attorney. Jahly"W
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BUDGET OF FUN.
Don't Told You So"

One night last week a jolly old German far
rner rode to Chestnut Hill after a physician
for his wife who was very sick. lie dlsmount-
ed from his horse in front of saloon just as
The bows inside had begun to make merry over
the first keg of beer. He approached and look
ed cautiously around the scene: The toamlng
classes were held high above the heads of the
jewellers as one of the number pronounced
toast appropriate to the OCCASION
The silent watcher licked his lips and wish.
ed his errand had been one not requiring so
much dispatch. He was turning luctantly
awav when the crowd saw him.
Halo" they shouted, there's Fritz
Bring him in!'
He was hauled up to the bar, all the time
protesting.
"Poys vas in a puvick hurry. Old VOC
man sick like der tuyval. | vas come NIT der
,octor, sooner as lightnin'"
"Well YOU can take some beer while you're
here, and kill two birds with one stone" was
the reply.
"Yas, kill Won chicken nit couple OF
shtones, und der old woman die mitou1 der
toctor: | ton't forgot myself of it, eh!"
''Oh, she wont die. You don't get beer
often, and you've got the old woman all the
time. Fill'em up again"
"Yaas, got her all der time, but eXposin
she CODED, tont got her any more sometimes
It's better to go nit ter toctor, seldom rlSh'
away"
But he didn't go As one glass after another
was forced upon him by the reckless crowd,
the object of his errand was tloated further
from his vision, until it was carried out OF his
mind altogether, and his voice untinged with
anxiety, Joined in the drinking songs and arose
above all others.
Thus he was found by his son, late at night.
The boy grasped him by the sleeve and said;
"Fader, come home
Fritz turned, and at the sight of his boy a
great fear arose in his mind, swept away the
fumes of beer, and brought him to sense OF
the situation. In an awe-struck tone he sald ::
"Yawcub, how you was come here: Vas
s0meding ter matter"
"Yaw," replied the boy.
well. shpoke UP about it. Vas ter old WOO
man-vas your mudder-ls she dade? can
s,hand dem best Don't keep your tadder in
expense poy Shpid it out. Vas We couple
Of orphanscs, Yawcub?"
Nine" answered the boy, you vas anuder.
4 leedle baby COON nit ter house
Fritz was overcome toramoment, but finally
stammered out:
''Vos dat sog expose it was not so soon
already. Vell-vell in der middle of life, we
don't no what's to turn next up. Men eX-
poses. Fill up der glasses
The boy ventured to ask the old man why
he had not seen the doctor.
IVY, did she want doctor? Peter she
tole me so. | get him pooty quick. Never
mind. | safe more as ten dollar doctor bill on
dat baby. Dot was good shld. Fill up der
glasses. Whooray for dat little buck baby!
We Won't 90 hometill yesterday"
Fritz got home at last, and was in Chestnut
Hill again in couple Of days after some med
cine The boys could't get him into the saloon
tins fine. he said TO them.
you bet | tend TO my peesncss as now
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J. C. CROKER,

GUARDIANS NOrICE.-To all persons whom il may
" concern: Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Eliza Taylor Eliza Marshall. guardian of Lulu r lay
lor minor that such guardian she VIII make applCa
Circuit of la sale county in the state o
Illinois the June 1873 of said court CONNIE nc
ing ON the Monday of June ISIS for the sale O The
following described real estate whercot the sad Lulu
TAYLOR seized in fee wit: The undivided half OF all oil
lots five and six except eighty feet thereof and the
undivided half of lot seven. in block thrycght IN IN,
Original Town Mendoza in the county Of La sale aLd
of Illinois when and where all persons Interested may
appear and defend the same they shall see ~ 50 10 do
ELIZA TAYLOR.
Vow ELIZA MARSHALL.
j L IEnnl.ER. Snl'r Guardian Of LMIm i. lANIOr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-04

NOTICF,.-EsTATE OF MATTHIAS HosCHEID. DEC'D.-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor
of the last will and testament Of Matthias Hosched late of the
county OF La Sale and state OF H. deceased will appear be
fore the County Court county the Sd Monday being
the 18th day OF June 1873 the County Court House
Ottawa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified "a attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day Of April A. d. 1873
WILLIAM LAUF,
aproO-3w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-04

\ Country paper says that the other evening
@ number ot persons gathered in front of the
residence of a newly-married couple and make
the night hideous with incongruOus sounds
Were they" asks the paper. fools or apes -
Neither: they were tinpanZees Tri.
jWHt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-04
CINAI, SE,TvrI IE,NItNT NOTICES.

LNINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE;.-Es.
TATE OF JACOB CRAVEN, DRCEAsED.-To Mrs Emma
Manner and the unknown heirs of acObEraven deceased
Notice is hereby given all persons interested In said estate
that the undersigned Execurix of the last will and tesla
County Court of the county of La Sale and state of Illinois
at the County Court House in Ottawa in said county, ON
Monday the twentieth day of May 1873 for the purpose
Of rendering of his proceedings in the adanis-
tratiOn of said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day Of April 1873
CATHERINE CRAVEN.
ATTEST: F. W STOCKSLEGER, EXcCEtriX.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., III. aprS-iw