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BUDGET OF FUN.
The Shape of a Dogs Nose.

ii say the dogs nose was blunt and stubby'
exclaimed the bcefy man, shaking his fists anc
rolling his head. II reckon l have eyes, ano
| don't need to pdt on specs to tell dog nose
from an pick when l see it''
Maybe not when you're SOBER, salu th'
lathy man, but if you say that dogs most
wasn't sharp and pointed, you was too drunk
to tell lamp-pest from toothpick, and con
sekently your Judgment was too foggy to know
much, and if you bet on it you'll back down
or lose saw the dog before sunrise, when
hadn't touched a drop, an | say 'pinted' an
stand by it up for all I'm worth, and you das
ent meet me.'
The crowd by this time had increased to q
jam, and was growing faster than Dill OF
costs.
The beefy man reiterated his opinion with Il
loud voice, and said he would wager all OF his
own property and everything he could Dor
row, on the correctness of his proposition.
The crowd grew larger and blocked up the
street. Those on the outer edge stood on tip
toe, with open mouths and eager eyes, looking
at the backs of others and wondering what
they were doing there, and what it was all
about
The lathy man glanced around at thecro
winked at the beefy man, and said:
II guess that'll do, Sam; save the rest 1ol
next time" and stepping upon box when
had not been noticed, he held up bottle ana
put his lungs at work
Here you are, gentlemen. The Great Nortk
American Wart, Corn and Bunion Extractor
Sure as death and cheaper than you all feel
only twenty cents bottle, and cheap at hall
the money"
Every man in the crowd said "Sold' anu
suddenly lost all further interest in the shape
of the dogs nose.--Ct hcinhdt BrcdhJaSt Ia0te
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Two Englishmen were out shooting; one
had license, the other hadn't A keeper ap.
preached, and tho one that had a license ran
away. The keeper was "A good runner, and an
exciting race ensued over about mile and a
half of nice pleughed fields At last the keep.
er got up to the runaway. "Now, sir, where's
your licensey" 1t was produced. Then why
the devil did you run away "Oh, I'm fond
of exercise" answered the man; but don't
you think you'd better ask my friend if he has
Dne9n
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II. T.. GILBERT,
SALE...Whercas, by

attorney
MORTGAGE SALIt..-Whereas by their Ger;
vi tain mortgage deed. dated March lst. 4 p lT;I and
in volume is page So Of Records sophia A. HANNA IN her
own right and Alexander Hanna her husband conveyed to
s To secure Tf e pnen SrSe certain prcso
~ notes each for the sum Of one hundred dollars ana uate
March LIST, 1874 and PAYABLE respectively in one Two ana
three years after date each bearing interest at the rare
of e9 o RfT cent ann a nna Pyads an and sa5
the undersigned At Ottawa Illinois; i, ,,,,,,,, ,,
that in case OF default in payment of said notes above
mentioned any part thereof either of principal or inter-
said principal and interest scared by the said three promis
sorry notes in said mortgage deed mentioned should There
upOn the option of the undersigned, become immediately
due and payable anything in said mortgage deed or IN s
three note, contained 10 me contrary Hr
the undersigned his legal representatives OF a"IntA,
having advertised such sale sixty days IN newspaper pub
ci notices IN four places IN me county "ere sn prelS
are situate, might sell the slG premises or any PI sito
Hanna and Alexander Hanna, their heirs. executors admin
s9tors or assigns therein At pubic DeHHHg r T s os
in Ottawa, Illinois, at the time appointed IN such ayertsr
ment or adjourn the sae from tme To uS ~ b
ofthe said sophia A. Hanna and Alexander Hanna for such
purpose thereby constituted irrcvocahy or IN the name OF
the undersigned his legal representatives. should execute
and deliver the purchaser deeds of conveyance in fee OF
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of the
principal of aud of the interest due upon All OF sa
declared the whole of the Indebtedness evidenced by said
prom;oy notes b9t4 PRINCIPAL ana nGGtI,, ram N ~ ras
hundred and thrty-hye dollars ana slNtyWo ana oheha
cents; .,....--
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given that in pur
saucr of said mortgage deed and by virtue of the power
and authority me granted in and by the same l. the IN
dcrsigcd will saturday the 18Th day Of july - Do
al the hour of two o'clock of said day, at the suui
door of the County Court House in Ottawa Ia sale county
Illinois, sell public auction 10 the highest bidder for cas-
the following described premises witt Lot No. Three. IN
Block So Nineteen, in GlOvcrs Second Addition 10 ora
WA in said La sale Cuunty:hC said Sophia \. Hanna and
Alexander Hanna for themselves, their heirs and assigns
having waived all equity OF redemption and homestead eN
rmpiiuu rights in and ~ said premises.
Ottawa, Illinois, May sth ls,S .
CALVIN ID. PHILLIPS. Mortgage.
HIRAM T. GILBERT Attorney. mayll,td
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Dean Hook (the late Dean of Chichester
was associated with one of the late Bishop
Wilberforce's favorite witticiSms. What ar.
ticles of ladies' attire the bishop used to ask
give the name of two Of the most eloquent
men in the church," When the auditory
gave up the puzzle, DR.. Wherefore would
own erotism, Hook and l."
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f,INAl. SETTLEMENT NOTICE;.-Es.
TATE OF THORNTON y. BNER DECEAsEp.-Notce p
all interested Ia said that the
Undersigned Administrative - the Estate laid Thornton
Barr deceased. Will appear before the County Cont 81
f, rnUuy OF Ia sale and OF Illinois the County
ourt House in ottawa in said county Monday the 18th
day II july l',s for the purpose Of rcud ring
iu Of her proceedings In tC adHiGisiratU Of said
Tor the nnal settlement.
Dated nj Ottawa this l5th day-uf june lSiS.
NILHEIMINA A. BARR,
o.. 49, -....-, rom. Administrators.
clerk County Court. Ia sale 'o'' Az y""'''"
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BUSHNELL, GILMAN & COOK,

n II
EINAI SETH E,NIl.NT NOTICE.-Es
L TATE OF SARAH IEED, DECEAsED.-NOtCc is hereby
given all persons interested In said estate that the under
signed Administrator Of the Estate of said Sarah iced
deceased will appear before the County Court of the county
Sale and Of Illinois al the County Court House In
ottawa in said county Oh Monday the l5th day OF July A.
s purpose of rendering account of his proceed
ing the administration of said estate for the anal settle
ment.
Dated AT Ottawa this nth day Of June 1873.
JOHN L. TED, Administrator.
BUSHNFLL. GILMAS d Cook, Solicitors. iRn5Iw
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4 little boy, hearing some one remark that
nothing was quicker than thought, sand: Il
know something that is quicker than thought
What is it, johnny asked his pa whist.
ling" said Johnny. "When | was in school
Yesterday. whIstled before | thought; and
got licked for it, too."-IHdtpmdesG.
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i TATE or MARGARET r. HENRY. DECEAsED-NOtice
hereby given a persons Interested in said estate that
the undersigned ENcCutrX of the last will and testament
of said Margaret r. Henry. deceased. will appear before
the County Court OF the county Of L. sale and state OF I'LL
NJ the County Court House Ia ottawa in said county.
Monday. the 18th day Of July 1875 for the purpose
Of rendering account Of her proceedings In the admins
tration of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day of June lsiS.
SUSAN CD\DNEl
Formerly SUSAN HENRY,
ATTEST: /. W. SroCKsLEGEE. ENrCuiriN.
clerk County Court, La sale Co. Ill. juul5-iw
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Octogenarian-Let me offer you a light and
save you the trouble of getting up.
Youth-A-tha-a-nks So kind of you,
Octogenarian-Don't mention it! | always
make point of being civil to rich young men
who smoke and drink sherry just before dinner
Youth-A-why?
togenarian-Well-they might perhaps
mention me in their wills, you know !-LOndoR
Punck
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-06

Dentist, to old lady about purchasing some
false teeth: "For maslication, my dear madam,
they can only be surpassed by nature herself.
Old lady: "Oh, laws, doctor! | don't care
nothing about mastication if can only chaw
with en-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-06

1t is one of the peculiarites Of the child OF
Indiana that one of his earliest developments
is genius for finance. At Lafayette, recently
gentleman who teaches a class in Sunday
school, by way Of illustrating a certain point,
took from his pocket new silver dollar, and
asked: What is this?" A little fellow re.
sponded "Ninety-two cents" THIS was not
exactly apropos, so the teacher went on:
What is the motto on it?' "ln God We
Trust" responded another young numisma.
fist. What do we trust Him for" contin.
ued the teacher. For the other eight cents -
replied the first little fnancier, and that ended
the dialogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-06

What" asked Prof. Miller of the smart bad
boy in the history class, what did the Pilgrims
first do after landing at Plymouth Rock
Licked hackman," replied the smart bad
boy. who went 10 Niagara with his parents
last vacation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-06

They tell me old Skinfllnt is losing hi,
sight" Put up job; he's going blind to saw,
his dog-tax Blind mems poodles are exempt
YOU know"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-06

Mr.. Budd asked her. Pose wilt thou be
mineyn Rose answered, Il am sorry il can
NOT be-a Rose can not be turned into Budd"
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ZrgeI.

EINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.-Es-
Il TATE JAMES HANLEY, DEcEAsEp-Notice is
hereby given all persons interested said estate that the
undersigned ExecurX of the last will and testament of said
james Hanley. deceased will appear before the County
Court OF the county of La Sale and state of Illinois, AT the
County Court House Ottawa, In said county, Monday
the 18th day of July ss for the purpose of rendering
account Of her proceedings III the administration OF said
estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 18Th day of June 1875
SUSAN HANLEY.
ATTEST: p. W. SToChsLEGEE ENecutrix.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., III. junl5-Iw
EINAI SETTLEMENT NOTICk..-Es
TATE of SARAH j. GREGORY, DEcEAsED.-Notice is
hereby given all interested in said estate. that
the Undersigned Administrator OF the estate OF Sarah
gregory deceased Will appear before the 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 18th
day Of July 1873 for the purpose Of rendering
of his proceedings III the administration Of said estate
for the iinal settlement.
ELMER o. GREGORY.
ATTEST: =. W. STocKsLEGER Administrator
Clerk COUNTY Court, La sale Co, III. lunl54w
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Done Brown.

1t seems incredible that a man born and
raised in Annisquam, Mass, should have been
done so coacededly brown as the particular
Caleb described to the Drawer, as follows, by
a lady:
A welto.do resident of the village, Capt.
W, wished to employ Caleb to saw some
wood, three cords and half in ALL and prom
ised 80 pay him so cents day. Caleb owned
no saw, but as the Captain had a good one it
was agreed that Caleb should hire it, and pay
tOr the use of 1t at the rate of nincpcnce cord.
At early dawn the next moning-it was In
.Juy-Caleb was at work Those were the
DAYS of wide fre-placcs, and each log needed
TO be sawed but once. Before night he hau
finished the Job, and went into Capt. VS.
house to settle.
Lets see" said the Captain; you were to
have 80 cents day; we'll cali il n day, though
it isn't shutdown yet That's 80 cents for YOU.
And you were to pay me ninepence cord Tor
the use of the saw; there's 43a4 cents due me.
| say, Caleb, you don't seem TO have much
coming"
Caleb looked dubious. He scratched his
head thoughtfully, but presently a light seemed
to break in upon his mind. How unfortnit,'
said he, that you did not have half cord
more. t6rthsn ace c0uld' a colae 0W just SqWdre''
-Edttor's Dru,rer, in Hdper'S Nagaztne for
July.
Among the railroad travellers eating at Il
hotel in Detroit one day was II chap from Fay
cite Ohio, who hoisted IN meat, potato and
bread as if he had been week without eating.
A second cup of coffee was brought him, and
in his hurry he picked it up and took a large
swallow. 1t was considerably hotter than pep
per, and in his excitement the Buckeye opened
his mouth and shot the liquid across the table
against young mans shirt bosom.
Gosh whoop-hot-beg pardon-blaAes-
whoo-o!" he exclaimed, reaching after water.
you're a hog, sir" replied the young man,
"a regular hog!"
81 am, eh?"
Eyes, SIR"
"And I've got brstles?"
Eyes, you have"
"And | grunt?"
Eyes, sir.'
stranger" said the Buckeye as he reached
across after another sapiack, stranger, Pm
not hog-l'm only an Ohio man, hound for
Lansing"
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Betting and Packing all kinds.

Churns. Washing Machines and Wrlngers WrinHcrs re
paired with new rolls. &c, and warranted. -
Fence Wire. BarbS. 1'inCeri-- steer lSttfiI
Wire * e.. &C.. and all other goods TO e iouni IN
rstcnss agricultural store: all OF which propose 10 sci
at the b0Gm prizes, dHd Qtdrdee as good as dby IN ~
pGrkei We wiz be undersOld by any one for quality
of goods.
F. .. SWEETSER & co.
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F.D.SVEETSER ( CO.
New Post Office Block.
FLOWS.

Peru CITY Plows. Sulky Plows and Cutvaors: Furst
Bradley Snlky P,uws and Cultiyaturs ID. II. luord Suk
Pillow aud Bac khawk Cutyaurs; skinner Briggs SUI
and Gang Pluws John Deere Plows and CHtyatos; Kim
4 Hamilton Cultivauis: Chicago Pl9w CO.'S Flows ah'
Gangs CUultcrs. ClCVse>, dc.
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EW ING MACHINE.

O,o-Halt Prize 5YeoS Warrant
Singer: Howe Wheeler IL Wilson, New No. 5; DAVIS I'm
proye Peerless DHuntcss, z sold from store since stIt
iet St John novelty worth seeing ahead 10y turn
Ing either way Attachments. Needles. &c.
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RAKE nl f-Dumping.)
Furst & Bradley suIky; Tiger. sefdump; ana also 9th
Wood RakcS.
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PLANTERS.

Champion: W. ~ Wood Harvester and Binder; Buckeye
Warrior: Meadow Lark; johnson; Marsh Harvester
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-19
A word In Justice 40 Dr. Reed.
DALLAS, TEXAS, May Is, 1878.

DALLAS, TEXAS, May IS, 1878.
10 tho Editor of the Herald.
Please permit contradiction from
me Of the malicious and false state
ments IN the Call OF to4day in regard
to DR.. Reed aud his relation to the
ID, ~ W. road, 1t ~ not true that DR..
Reed ever agreed not TO call for the City
bonds, "lill he built the road to the
high lands across Elm Fork. ~
1t Is u lie that he has said mo one
else should lay the iron and save the
charter 1t isa lie that he swore to
statements before Judge Hunt such AZ
the Call describes, or anything like
them.
DIR. Reed never agreed to lay any
iron beyond the Elm Fork bridge, ua-
less the refractory rolling mill sent 1t
there promptly by the time he crossed
the bridge with his train.
That was over three months ago.
The city council on the It'll ofJanuary,
passed II resolution differing widely
from the ore asked for by Captain
CASTOR OH the 3rd. The council should
conform to Captain Gastons PROPOSE
tion II they expect to bind him and
DR.. Reed. The truth is, that
within the past week, letter has been
received by Captain CASTOR, from
Henderson, In Boston, stating that ar.
engagements were made by him with
Mr.. Stone, In New York, the president
of the Kansas City Rolling Mill COM
pany, to furnish the iron and lay down
the track from Elm creek bridge "to
Louisville this month"; If this be
true, why should DR.. Reed be so disin-
.erested as to spend four thousand dol
lars more to lay two and one.half
miles more of track on the Dallas and
Wichita, which he is under no Obligation
to lay, and can get no security for the
outlay therefor?
A city councilman has been heard to
say very lately, that DR.. Reed should
never get one of the bonds due the
Dallas and Wichita. Shall DR.. Reed
risk the outlay of more money when a
city father talks thus? He has risked
tens of thousands on the good faith of
the city ordinances and city council,
but thus far he receives no return,
while the bonds were due on the 18th
OF last January, when the road and
train of cars passed the county line,
and the city received the $4,000 of
stock due on the bonds, and voted ii
and made the present board of direc-
tors of the Dallas and Wichita road,
on the Sth of January last. Is this
good faith toward DIR. Reed who has
carried the road thus far with his
money?
All that is necessary now to save
the charter is for the city council to
act promptly, and do right and deal
Justly with the Dallas and Wichita
board and DR.. Reed.
There must be just and amicable
understanding between all parties very
soon, to insure success to the Dallas
and Wichita, for the promises Of Hen
derson lately made, may not get the
road to Lewisville this month.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-19

ful crash, smashing II 10 atoms hut
doing no further damage, A number
Of houses In the city aud other prop
erty was damaged 10 u slight extent
on Elm street an empty sugar barrel
was lifted aud carried Ia the air nearly
a block, Fences In the suburbs OF the
city were in many Instances torn down
by the raging wlndf. The only
evidence Of damage done Wy
The lightning 80 far na known
was the residence OF Mr. Is H. Harris,
at the corner Ut Grimm street aud Ross
avenue, which occurred about Ten
o'clock In the morning, One OF the
ohlmneys was struck, the current
passing down into the room, ehlyerlng
one side Of the mantel piece, and OK
plOdIng box of cartridges on u what
not hanging above on the wall For
tunalely no one was IN the room at the
time, but Mrs Harris and another lady
sitting In room close adjoining heard
II terrific crash, and were blinded for
tho time by the vivid fash OF fire, yet
they did not feel any shock whateveb
The heavy gale damaged, TO limited
extent, what wheat there was LEFT
standing, but the bulk OF II had al'
roady been harvested.
The superstition IL that the storm
was general over thls and the sur
rounding counties, While the rair
was II slight drawback to harvesting
II will greatly benefit the corn an'
cotton crop, IN well M vegetation gen
orally. Several valuable shade trees
In the beautiful front yard OF Mr.. M
ID. Darlington, on Jefferson street
near Ross avenue, were twisted ant
broken, The entire front Of fran
house on upper Main street was blow
, down, while great damage was don
to the brick yards in the city, on
loosing twenty thousand unburne
brick, which were ruined by the rain.
i Splendid assortment Of cotton an
:. silk parasols very cheap at Goldsm III
Rosenthal d Co. ST
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-19

A woman was around on the streets
yesterday asking charity of those she
met. The story of her Affections, as
told by her, was pitiful, indeed, and
generally moved the most obdurate
heart to contribute something, When
but child she was 80 unfortunate az
to fall in the fire, getting her side and
arm burned, which she has never got
ten over, This brought on fits. which
she yet has, now and then, and on re-
covering from them she wanders about
from place to place in an insane man
ner. While in one OF these wander
ings spells in the state of Illinois she
was met by tramp who assaulted her,
and in the scullle cut her throat, the
scar being plainly visible to show for
itself.
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Rain and wind storm,

About nine o'clock yesterday morn.
ing 1t began sprinkling rain and about
an hour afterward heavy black clouds
overcast the sky. Thunder and light.
ming flashed wildly from out the dark
clouds. The wind arose and soon sper.
feet hurricane was sweeping through
the streets, tossing and rocking the
store signs and blowing objects about.
A heavy rainfall followed which
came down in sheets, being driven
by the wind which blew furlously.
The sky was so obscured by clouds that
the stores had to be lighted up, to en-.
a BILE them to transact business. A
of signs were blown from their
One of the large glass
sashes In the skylight OF Sanger Bros
store came tumbling down with a fear
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-19

Messrs. w. Ill. Patterson & Go. will
open one Of the neatest aud best
stocked drug stores ever seen in Texas,
in the store room now being fitted up
on tie Lamar street entrance Of the
building corner OF Main and Lamar,
within few days. Mr.. Patterson is Il
graduate Of the Louisville college OF
pharmacy, and for long time
filled the responsible position OF
chief prescriptionist Of the city hospit-
al of Louisville, Kentucky. He has
lately been connected with the drug
house of Ervay q Conner, and will
give his personal supervision to the
prescription department of his new
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-19
Cha rcOaI az Dallas Coal Yard.

Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns Of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed Il Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
-Burlap sacks at Haggart's. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tf.
An entire new stock, entirely new
prices, lower than the lowest, are at
present opening at the
If you want to trade all old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place.-tf.
Good judges say, by word and ac-
ton, that for low figures and good as.
sortment in shirts, hats, full suits,
the New York clothing house ranks
first. u
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G. H. Pepper, of Marshall, is at the
Windsor.
A. Marx, OF New York. is at the
Windsor.
Harvey Edwards, of Milwaukee, is
at the Wincsor.
A. E, Stauden, of st. Louis, is a guest
at the Windsor.
+. l.. Gayle, OF Marshall, is registered
at the Windsor.
d. r. Brown, of st. Louis, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
Hon. +. +. Piner, OF Denton, is q
guest at the Windsor.
II. j. Ruggles, OF st. Louis, is stop.
ping at the Windsor.
J. G. Blackburn, OF Kansas City, is a
guest at the Windsor.
Sidney Douglas, of Richmond, Vir.
ginia, is registered at the Win1sOr.
Mr. ID. J, Field, with the drug house
OF Conner & Walker, went up to Deni.
son on visit to friends yesterday
evening.
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There passed through the city yes
terday morning on the north bound
train on the Central road, seven United
States soldiers having in charge six
deserters, one of whom, 1t IL said, was
also convicted upon the charge OF
committing nameless crime upon n
Mexican woman. The prisoners all
wore the United States uniform and
none OF them were shackeled, save the
man above referred to, who was hoavis
ly ironed. They were en- route for
Fort Leavonworth where they will be
confined ia the military prison at that
place.
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