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70 Buy the ''Monarchv Sulky Plow-
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johnson, Townsend & Co.'S.
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O Canned Fruits, at greatly re
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The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-12-07
A MIDNIGHT MYSTERY.

There Was wisu storm oa the Baltic
The rsg.Ag oIslows Iashed the shore. thunder
crasi.su an,.d the vivid flashes Of lightning.
aud ,l,c rain fell 1t times IN torresls; ;bul the
qu.et villagers Of Blornt@rH were securely
s.eepins N their brds. for II was eleven o.
etpk at night, and they wers BOT wont to
wan,ier Iran their h,,mea after darkness fell
npon their habiiatiuus.
They wers hardy, simple race Of people,
hsving very iitiie knowledge OF the outside
aoFisI. The men were mostly fishermen,
asti this womea spinners af fax.
l have SAID the Ro,'d villagers were secure
~ sleeping ia their beds, but mHat Ut
least except the village priest who sat in
his SOLITARY room reading large book be-
side bis well.trimnlssi lamp, and occasionally
pausing and raising his head Is biass more
Gercs than The rest shook his little house to
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THE LADY or c AsrELSonE.


Bre:as1,e had ,.ot her ,s.r In thv Dsoylnes lar
or near:
llere were never such brown tFess.s. such, a fAult
les y, hand 1a.
she had youth ana sile mad Eoid' she had jewels
al untold,
And many ios1f eoaa Ncoed the-ia q The
land
But she, with qneenliesa grace. bent low her mai,
Id face.
And woo me not. for jesus sake. fair gentle
n'en + she said
tiiey Mo"t'1' ileh WIN ifS~n sl'e Motrh strike
their passion eoHni
her head
From he di,xy eastle-tIu.. hour by h,ur spe
waseled the SHIPS M
Ike sheetel [n,,antf,ux canning ar y.b,, sve,.
more. .s'e,
Whe the twilight settled down on The sleepy
sFapor. tO~a,
'efe,i kings Ol yore.
At.d 80 Oft de AT .,,,ne il, lie tas4et Il ,.r.x
ssunF.
AID loo.ed aeF,sss Ike t5oUrla,.d. 50 uotaI. To
ttr rrsc.l,-- sea,
is.t .1ietf grew vintage ets' hD@ hef ei'eek asa
i"se Is ase,
As As'ap' once s'aliils ny IAaed on Tue sapphire
sA,
Ilps seM w..li.s led al one wsy. AID sli at ;be
sra,
.a,. Led. Jagged rocks that friner the lone-
> ia b &c
- A't'a s'ai'a' tue sMseA WIN the
"'''.' ,a.S - hsI lstt,
.'..s 't''ss .'t @a's'ea 4Ae heet spatroNiA4"R
y 49,, ~ ~re''el'.
.,.> ~. ever loved .l,e ssa--SoS,s hall-us.sn,
..s,.gr
LID, il,sS az sl-isS. ia neser-e -e,.s.,,,.,
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the very foundation.

the very foundation.
At tie period Of which VIC writ, the vii
lage Of Biornborg numbered scarcely three
hundred souIs. and iAs.-eAnEelht where the
priest offieiatc'l sto,,d at the extreme end of
the settlement, and within hundred feet Of
the wave. washed shore
As the ve1rrsbie old nsn closed the book
he fell into deep mcslitatlon. His lamp be-
gan ta burn dimIy and the solemn silence
Of his chami'er MAS Dniy hrnkea by the noise
Of the rushing sea asd The i.ow,ing 0f the
gale The han,iS 1T the c,n..k that st,sd 10
an angle II The r,,ohl had just IA, ., ~eIyr.
and Ase priest was ia the net ii seeking his
couch. when there came loud kn0cking at
the dsov
some of my people are iil, I feat, NM
mured the gnod man as hv untaTr4i the
de0r.
When he hNi done -, two masked nen
covered 6y IaHg ctoaks, pusiie,l their w@y
hastily into the apartment, aue Il them
ming him that h- must &cc. VA
pany them Immediately 10 ,i,e CHURCH, ms he
Nas required 10 ocelcbrate nlSrrlsgr.
"Herr' :" exclaimed the n,su. iiaaiag
pure up.in the table this viii csmpcnsst,
you for the ,roaI.ie We are al,uui NJ give
you."
As quickly ss the priest cauld e",isct his
thoughts he n.ii.ily demonstrated, explaining
that he was nut permitted to- ysertosa such 5
sotruru te wl,l.o.it tbnse preparatory i.r.
maii.ies which the ls~ requires.
Tease that NONSENSE, ssris.i the man,
drawing 4 i.,aI AMI putting tl,e muGz,e a.
gainst tie Old nlanis heal -Do our lid
ding without muImur, tsr aaless you oi,ey,
| s~ear ,i.at Nlii sl,,r't yau.'
The p'sr prirst tfrtnI.Iesl and ,arue.t ls.Ie
Il shall y rya,ls t,asinerat. he f,,sissii
anal eAugl.t up ni> hat an,l ssisk.
,.cusne slesa. exe,ain,rd ,.se men a. ,hry
stepped ior,l, io..uu,d i,y tbs unp..iin::
clergywan.
The rain had ceased failing ami big
rifs in thc clouds .s*rssisbai1. showed {
gis.Aisl Of she moqn
y lIaeughi the gale would al,Ate al,out
midnight, remarked one OF the men 10 his
fellow.
A simple ''haiapl, 2 was slenaly response.
We must he ssf before daylight, : he con.
timed, : llu, Nc shall have terrih,c sea for
The l,oAls. Hear how the serf beatS On The
shore.
~Humph = came again from his e5mpan.
ions lips, and then rrlapsed int silence
As they emerged FROM behind one Of the
sand hills which surnsunded the vilIige, the
priest started with surprise TO behold his
church illuminated. He gaEed at the men
IS they str"de by his side, and they appear.
Ell Ike specssrs to his hvatesl imagination.
Matters seemed to him like dream. A few
moments more and they we're n, the church
portals.
"Standr' commanded eRe Of the men,
The priest obeyed, and quickly i,'uBd = hand
age placed over his eyes.
Take my hand. said the man.
Again the priest oteyed, and wss led rap.
IDLY through the door. A number OF voices
as If disputiDg met bis ear, but almost iua.
mediately the SQUADS ceased and all became
quiet
Arriving in front Of the alter, the covering
ov er bis eyes was removed, nnd he could OBJ
serve dozen persons masked a1d keeping
Gloss in the shadow Of the walls. The large
candies on The alter were barnang brightly;
staIl there were portions Of ths charch ever
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WINES g. BRANDIEs

/ have on hand a laIge stock o. NATITI
WINES and BRANDY 81 my uwn manufacture,
whAeh exeE ioF sale In quantities "a suit CUR
ehaseFm. nv GRAPE BRANDY is the bees lleuos,
wheshsr native 0r impOEsed, y fise TeETitosy
THOMAS ]. BULL,
&@a t MasgKAa H. n
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SsVvr,.F. Lincoln, Iineoln Cannty. New sIs xien.
speelai attention given TO lhe Surveying Ar la,.
ealing OF tioserumens Lands AL business with llsr
L. =. Land Oftees pEOsnVsly attended to.
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Taos. b. CARSON.
(U. 5. AttoFneyl
tATROS a THORNTON.
VT. THoseToG.

Attorneys u Las. Sante Fe, New MEXICO.
wm psaeaec ln ali shs Courts % Lac and Equity
In the Territory. Business psomptiy attended 10.
one member Of the Firm always to be found ct tue
oglee Ia Santa Re.
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OElA $ cAsAp

Auonn~s aud Coanselur al LAW. MESfLLA y. u
win practice In al Ceurts of Law and EQUITY iIs
lhr rerrt0gy speri attention gisri 10 Coleeiios,
0aicc with the INDEPExpENT.
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NTM.I. JoNEs
Attorney II Ia~s AvSaiisL New Nexaea.
nr. SHIELD.

Attorney ~ Law, Las Vegas. New Mexico.
WIN practice In she Dstriet ard supr4ae Ccnrts Of
the Territory. Essocis sigrntioa 1veh lalsd and
criminal Litigation
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w l. EHSERsoN.


tDtsTRIcT ATTORNEY
Attorney Is Law. Las Cruces, New Mexico
PTosapt attention given 10 all business entrusted
TO Ms care Practices In al the Ceaits Of Las and
Equity In Sew Mexico.
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Nj AsI'PsNSS.

AstAsy Public. Iz1aa Agrnt and Convey aIerr.
RusNKiA- LiSeea X eouNTy. NEw NExIco.
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= N. AsHrSFHLrER.
JOAN y. Bsff= :. ". AsHENFNi
pAtLA 4 AsIsENFELTER
Attorneys Al Law. Aeslla, New Nc1ieO.
l. FOUNTAIN.

AIlOrney n Law. MesiIla. New Mexico. Prarisees
IN at the Cousss II Las and Equity IN HIS
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ToHS " GISx.

Au0rary al Law. Silver City. Grant County. New
Mexico YIN practice in an the Courts o. Law and
Equity IN. New Mexico. Prompt attention given 70
all business.
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= d. SEwcoaR.

- b. NEWcoMB.
Attorney and Counsellor Al Law, Las Cruces, New
Arxico. Ones on Main street
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Attorney u I'm sirsIgls. N~~ arsiro- paact-
Ia ~ ir courts ~ The lsrrs.sry u Nes Il. xaco,
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Professional Cards.
VIZ W. BLACK MD
once on Main Piaxa, Meslila, \. N.
IL e GARRISON.

Attorney as Lax, silver City. Grant County New
Mcaiea. WIN practice in an the Courts of Law and
Equity ia the Third Judicial Distinct
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-10
GRANGE DIRECTORY.

,Bozeman Grange, No 2. w. B. Meadow,
Master. Clark Ii. Switzer, Secretary.
BoZeman P. 0.
East Gallatin Grange, No.3. John Math-
eew Master. G. L. Weaver, Secretary.
Bozeman z. O.
Pennington Grange. No. S. V. A. Cock
Grill, Master. B. NJ. Dawes, Secretary. Cen
trail Park z. o.
Elk Grove Grange, No. 6. J. B. Stuart,
Master. j. Plum, Secretary. Bozeman T. O.
Prickly Pear Grange, No u. w. l.. Mill
igan. Master. Geo. Breck, Secretary. Hell
ena p. O.
Fair View Grange. No. l2. Il. i'll. Reed,
Master. E. o. Railshack, Secretary. Boze-
mar p. o.
Sheridan Grange. No. ID. j. r. Lewis.
Master. Il. Il. Taylor, Secretary. Sher-
idan p. o.
Corvallis Grange, No. II. Oliver Tolber,
Master. w. B. Harlan, Secretary. Corvallis
P. O.
Fort Owen Grange, No. IS. S. P. Mar
tin, Master. e.. B. Sanders, Secretary.
EStevensville P. 0.
Madison Grange. No. %. A. N. Bull,
Master. A. w. Switzer, Secretary. Virginia
city P. 0.
Mountain Valley Grange. No. %. E. Not
tingham, Master. : p. B. Mills, Secretary.
Boulder P. @.
Pleasant Valley Grange, No. %. Geo. j.
Wickham, Master. Miles Tuttle, Secretary.
Fish creek p. O.
Compromise Grange, No. 26. j. Wyrock.
Master. M. H. Lott, Secretary. Twin
Bridges P. Q.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-10

EDITOR H~usDANDMAN:
The morning of Dec. % looked very
gloomy and stormy, the snow fell slowly
and the heavens looked as if they were
ready to give way and all come down at
once, but from the number of teams and
men on horseback Which might have been
seen making their way towards Twin
Bridges that day, one could not have
thought that our men, women and cfSlldrer
were very easily frighteLed,away from what
promised to be a good time, and i think
they were not disappointed. On making in
curry what all this meant, a friend spoke
very low and said: Grange. In an hour
later, one-half of the grounds about the
arrange hall at Twin Bridges was covered
with teams FROM the vicinity of Sheridan
Fish creek, also from Jefferson and Beaver
head counties. And it was soon whispered
around that the Patrons were about to Or
ganize a Pomona Grange. FROM the bust
ling noise and charming music, they We're
having Il grand old time and from the
number OF baskets which were carried in
from the wagons, one would have naturally
concluded that they intended to feed the
surrounding country. As evening came
here came the people until every house,
barn, stable and yard was crowded. The
hall was lit up in great %splendor, and mu-
sic. both vocal and instrumental, rang out
wild and clear upon the stiffness OF night.
The hustle kept up until three in the morn
ing, and all enjoyed it very much. Many
.a.-l -. 80 I,.o - II ovt e. lvr fAw fhnir hoe
j pitality towards visiting Patrons.
- KNoWNOTHING.
Twin Bridges, Dec. 81, 1877.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-10
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

At the regular meeting of Prickly Pear
Grange, Dec. a. the following oficer,were
elected for the ensuing year:
w. Nj. Wilcox.
w. O.-C. c. Stubbs.
w. L.-G. Riggs.
VISA. McMillin.
W.. A. Sc. Jones.
W.C~E. e. Bywaters.
W. T.-G. Benedict.
w. Sec'y.-N. G. Bryson.
w. G. Ks. Il. Clark.
Ceres.-Mrs. Il. Wilcox.
Pomon.-Mrs. G. Riggs.
Flora Miss Fannie jones.
l.. A. S.-Mrs. E. e. Bywatera.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-10
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETING.


{ The National Grange met at Cincinnati
ON the 2lst of November. An amendment
to its constitution reducing the fees Of adj
mission, was proposed and will probably
Le unanimously ratified by the farmers over
the whole country.
On the 23d the following resolution was
passed:
The National Grange. representing as 1t
does the. agricultural sentiment OF every
part of the United States, without intend
ing to infringe any feature of its organic law
which forbids the discussion of any question
of party politics, believes it to be not only
its privilege, bat Its duty, to give expression
10 the universal voice OF its membership, In
condemnation of all such legislation either
ON the part of the general or State govern
,nen,, us tends to the injury OF the great
productive industries. In this spirit, and
with no purpose to TAKE part In the partisan
politics of the country, wedo hereby declare
gar disapprobation of the law demonstrating
silver, and committing tAe government arbi-
,rarily to any liked day in the future, for the
resumption of specie payment, and do,
therefore, hereby express cur sympathy
wi h the effort now being made in Congress
for the repeal of these obnoxious measures.
The vote on the silver proposition stood
0 to "a; that on anti-resuEption II to 80.
Both carried.
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TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,

OuItOSt OtItC 1HHU OWCG,
Helena, NJ. T., December 81, 1877.
Horace s. Bennett and Henry W. Goodale, whose
ty, Montana Territory, have this day filed their APP
%pllcation TO enter as agricultural land, under the
quarter, the w. half of the S E. quarter of section
10, the n W quarter of the N E quarter of section
Is, and the S half of the S w quarter of section 10,
and the N half of the N w quarter of section Is, in
township No. 8 north, range No. 5 east, which
land is susl ended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be
had at this office on the I'd day of February. A. d.
1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine as to the
mineral or non-mineral character of said land,
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
day of February, A. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
It b. alleged there are no known miners, nor min.
ing improvements upon said land.
s-5w J. H-MOE. Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-10
HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.

HELENA, December "a 1877.
Flonr, $3.50; choice, $3.50;
Oats. $2.259250.
Barley, y 2.25@2.50.
Wheat, v2.00(92.2 %.
Bran and Shorts, $l.75.
Butter, 50D75c.
Eggs, Coo.
Chickens, $500 per doz.
Potatoes. S20.00@25.00 per ton.
Onions, $500 per cwt.
Beef, net, $500.
Fish. 200D25c. per ib
Hay. $lW0l2 per ton.
Wood, $500 per cord.
Turkeys. $3 .OO(05O0 each.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Smith Il Crittenden is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, y. J. Smith having
purchased the interest Of H s. Crittenden.
Dated at Helena, November q. 1s77:
A. j. SMITH,
saw IL. 3.
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Prickly Pear House.,
N. II. CLARK, Proprietor.

This new hotel is situated upon the Bozeman
six and a half miles from Helena. 1t is we'll
kept, and capable of accommodating the travelling
public in the most approved manner.
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legal.
RICHOLSON & SNOW,

iff0futys at INf.
NTORTCiA Iif. IA / E.- Whcrcas John " Norris
vi and Elizabeth Norris his wife, executed and delivered
To Nayer Rutschmann certain mortgage deed bearing
corded In the Recorders Office Of In sale county Illinois,
Book ~ Of Records page 2 thereby conveying said
Xavier Rutschmann the following described property stu
Town of Sreator excepting and rtseryng the coal and
other minerals underlying said lott which mortgage deed
was theh ana there gwen 10 secure actrtan polnssoy ue
OF even date with said mortgage Tor the sum ot seven nun
drcd dollars, given by said John ~ Norris and payable Ia
the order of said Xavier Ruschmann In three years from
date win interest NJ ten per cent per annu payable an
nually;
And whereas said Xavier Ruscmann, on the :iSt day Of
November D. siG, fora valuable considerations SOFA ana
assigned said note and mortgage To the undersigned Sen
an r. BOe who Is now the legal owner ana holder OF the
same;
other things that In of dcaut in the payment OF the
said above mentioned any part thereof according To
the tenor and effect thereof that then the said morggte
Xavier Ruschmann, his legal representatives or attorney
after having advertised such sale four weeks IN ntWsh'
per published in Ottawa Illinois, may sell the said premises
any part thereof and all right AMI equity OF redemption
assigns therein public vendue, 10 the highest bidder
for cash. the Court House In Ottawa AT the time appoint
To disCrctiOn and, upon making sucl SAFE, execute
deliver the purchaser conveyance In fee of the pre'
expenses Of aaveTsnE selling and conveying, including
attorneys fees and 90 the amount due on said note, CD rem
derng the oyerpus If any to said moreaHors or their
assigns.
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
part of the principal of SAID note and the same Is Now cue
and unpaid together with Interest thereon rom OCTOBER
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance Of the power and authority III SAID mortgage
Decc 1873 the hour of two o'clock r. NJ expose Tor
sale II the south door of the County Court House III QUA
illinois, the above described premises ana All rgt anu
equity of redemption of said mOrtgagor therein to the
highest bidder therefor, for cash.
Dated Ottawa, ILL., November II, ls.S ,. >, now,
NICHOLSON a SNOW Attorneys novl6-5w
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They'd been slipping "a tank or so OF mineral
water and as they wended their way along the
avenue, she said:
II lust wish that every one of those moon
beams was silver; and wish that you owned
the moon and owned the earth; and I wish
that every one of your hairs was silver, too;
and wish that you'd plat 'em across from
beam to beam, and make ever SO many ladders,
and make it convenient to visit one another;
and | wish, too
There, there" he interposed. IF that's
the effect of wishy-water on you, | wouldn't
advise 1t as steady gargle."
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Mind your starboard helm" said market
apple-woman. as an old salt rceled up against
her hand. "1Iic) Starboard it is and steady
old gal" replied the old tar, but where the
deuse did you learn 10 Steer?" zen years a
stewardcsS in the Liverpool trade, my hearty
replied the old woman land down to every
wrinkle; but heavc ahead my land and save a
tide, and let the gentlemen in to buy some APP
pies" AYE, aye, my lass" said the old mari
ner, and as he staggered away he muttered,
"HicNen years a sewardess and (hic) come to
this; our comthic)merce is all gone to the
devil"
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GEORGE M. LELAND,

Y.
MA STEERS SA I.E.-Notcc is hereby given that
WI by virtue decree made and entered of record by
the Circuit Court of La sale county, state of Illinois, az tt
October term Of said court A. D. 1873. in certain cause the
pending said the chanucry side thereof wherein
Thomas Gardiner was complainant ana Eliza simpson Ma
Frances Simpson, LOrenna simpson, George simpson
Andrew Simpson and Erilla Y. Simpson were defendants
shall Tuesday, the tenth day of December A. d. ISIS
the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon OF said dy oti
sale at south door of the County Court House III o
tawa in said county, public auction, and viii then sell Il
the highest bidder the following described property, being
the ordered by said decree 10 be sold that Is 10 say
Commencing the southwest corner of the west nan OF t
five north of range one east of the third principal herd
and running thence north hundred and sixty rods to INC
northwest of said southwest quarter OF sal section
thence east nine chains ana thirty hNe INKS
along north line OF said quarter section thence south u
the south line of SAID quarter scctun ana thence west mn,
chains and thrtytwO links 10 the place OF beginning III
the county of La Sale and state of Illinois. ~ ,
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. GEOlNiE NJ LEi'AND,
Dntph Nov. 10. lStS-}M MAscr In NhAhCCfN.
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LINAII SE1TI IL NIFNT MOTTO, E.-Es-
Il TATE OF MILTON \. WATERMAN, DECD-Notlcr Is
hereby given to all persons interested in said estate tal
the undersigned EXcCutrX of the last will and testament OF
said Milton A. Waterman. deceased, VIII appear before me
lonty Court of the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois,
nj the ounty Court House in Ottawa. in said county. on
Monday the 0th day of January A. D. 1879 for the purpose
rendering of her proceedings III the als
tratiun of said estate for the lnal settlement
Dated az Ottawa. this lith day of November ISIS
MARY T.. WATERWAYS,
ATTEST: !, W. STOCk>LEGER, ENcculrlN.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co. III. noNlh-5"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-23

NINAI4 SEIII 4F,NI ENT MOTTO ti.-ES
L TATE OF GUSTAV ESTZMINGER, DEC'D.-Noncc If
hereby given all persons interested IN said estate t t
UNDERSIGNED Administrator with the will annexed OF the
Estate OF said Csavc EntZmingcr deceased, Will appear
before the County Court OF the county of La sale ana si
of Illinois AT the County Court House in Ottawa in SAID
county, on Monday, the twentieth day of January A. p
1879 for purpose of rendering ace cunt OF his proceed
ngs the administration OF said esta" Tor the hhai SET
tcmcut. -
Dated AT Ottawa this 9th day of November lS,S;
JOHN 4. KINDER,
Administrator with the will annexed.
ATTEST: =. W. SrOCKSLEGER.
Clerk County Court, la sale CO., Ill. hOV9-lW