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D. ?. JONES,

,IoErGAGE SALE l't OF REAL ESTATE.-wHEREAs
vi Lucicn p. Sanger and Elizabeth T. SanEgr his we
did by their certain mortgage died. dated the twcntytlr
day o september 1852 aud recorded in the Recorder
S' in Hnd fer e b SS%y maze az and rs grant bargain
sell and convey unto the undersigned John A. hn m
heirs and assigns real estate hereinafter d"scrlnc o
the better securing the paycw eighteen hundred dollar
al the time and in the manner specified in and according t'
date with sad mortgage deed executed by said Lucen p
Sanger 70 secure the payment o! ad sum OF money W
dollars. aud was made payable on me twrhyIlr' qIy 4"
And whereas also it is provided in and by said mortgage
said mortgage deed was gvcE then the undersigned, John
v A. Hoes may sell the said premises at public after giving
paper published in OTTAWA, IN said Ia sale county 49,,
And whereas also it Is in and by said MORTGAGE deed s
ON the sum which may be due by such failure, Wich
And whereas also default has been made in the payment
of The pronissry note above mentioned and described
and three hundred dollars of She principal thereof win m
tcrcs thereon from the rst day of July A. D. ~. sun re-
sorv note hnyn. requested the undersigned John v A.
Hoes 10 sell the said real estate under ana III prsu, o
Now therefore notice is hereby given that the saG J"l
Hen nnSg r r Son nRE IN and 6y n @
iced. will Monday. the tweny.ccond day ot july n D.
day sell public auction 10 the hghcs, bidder Tor cash III
the south door Of the COUNTY Court House in me CITY "l ~
real in said mortgage deed described or 81 much
which mas accrued ana may hereafter accrue thereon To-
.cthcr with the aforesaid damages and the costs ana N
ses OF such sale viz Al OF the east half Of tie south Ia
of the half ~ the uorthc quarter Of section Ten ~
township thrtyhrec north 81 range three east Of The t
principal meridian hcng the conveyed by The under
signed John V A. Hoes and rs WIFE to the sid luc"n T.
Sanger on the twenty-hrd DAY OF September \ u
excepting and rescrving however all that part o.! SAID real
estate bounded and described ~ follows. viz: Beginning 1t
nout on HE north side 81 Madison street three hundred
and eighty feet west and hundred feet uor;h OF the
arei with thr east line of section three hundred
feet thence west parallel with Madison stree" ~" hundred
and nv feet thence south parallel with east line three u
rcd feet and thence Madison street 10 plac 81
beginning said mortgage being 0 secure the CONSIDERATION
for said conveyance 10 said sanger JOHN y y lipt>
Dated Ottawa, H.. January Is, ISIS. I"rlEasr''
D. l.. JONES Attorney. I'il'-'lh
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4 Convincing Argument.

lie was squirting tobacco juice over the
floor of the saloon, and telling how capita
oppressed labor, when one of the dozen men
IN the place inquired
Air you ore of 'cm communists
81 hold, sir that we must have an even dis
tribution of property-yes, sir, or W. II fight
sir!' was the pompous reply.
Stranger, kin We lend me chew of tobac
coz" asked the inquirer.
A box full of fine cut was handed him lie
put it in his pocket and was walking away
when the communist called out:
beg pardon, but you are carrying off my
tobaccO!"
as all rights all right" replied the other
/" / was out and you have plenty. We we got
the box and III keep the tobacco"
He was too big to lick and the communist
put the empty box in his pocket and refused
10 laugh with the crowd-Detr0H Free Press
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The Friend of his Youth,

Beverly Smith walked out of cell Nc 6 with
the greatest promptness, and, as he ranged be-
fore the desk and smiled he said:
"Well, this is indeed surprise Why |
had MT the remotest idea OF finding you here
Shake, old fellow"
HIS Honor would MT
Do MT you remember your old school.
mate, Bev Smith ?" inquired the prisoner
"Do Mt you remember how we used to steal
melons together--hOw we both went over the
anlll-dam In the old boat-hOy we read novels
nnder the lee side of hay -stacks?"
A strange light crept into his HonOr's eyes
as he replied:
"Ah! ! remember you Sow! So you arc
Bev Smith,"
81 AMI am thought you d rcmembd.
me- IN awful glad to see you, Judge. Are
you well 2"
"Quite well, thank yOG"
An awkward silence followed. Mr. Smi5l
heard the boys chuckling, and he at length
said:
"Glad to hear it-yes-yes. | should bike
to call on you and talk over old times"
beverly Smith !" SAID the Court, IN a voice
resembling the distant explosion of a coalcart
"you are now about to call on the Superintcn
dent Of the House of Correction there 10 re
main for ninety long days"
"What! sentence an old companion? :"
"All the same, Eeverly-all the same. The
friends of my childhood are few in namber
They are falling down stars, being drowned
blown up, and run over, and | IN going to put
you where you will be safe from accident"
do MT Judgcr'
But will | prize you, Beverly. When
night comes | want to know that you are in
out of the wet, and when morning dawns
want to know that you are safe from the clutch
pf loo " Tho ic 1ll
Judge, Lido MT think | ever knew
you" stammered Beverly but there was a
light in the window for him-D,tf0H Free
Press
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BUDGT OF FUN.


Really, my boy, 1t amt seasonable. Let Is
take hOtScotch and sit down by the stove
Pom my word, it makes my blood run cold &c
hear you talk about hunting and fishing and
picnlcs and other summer luXuries, and the
thermometer on the down grade ike runaway
stage team"
"Oh, but this is honest just As true as that
two and two make four"
Il do MT doubt your word, my boy; but
honest indian, your subject is not appropriate
to the climatic conditions
g" But this is on the dead square"
"Well, if you must, you must; but be quick
about it, for l am freezing to death"
"Well, you see he went down on Reese riv-
er one on of those hot days last week, and to
which the frigid atmosphere of today is such
a striking and startling contrast taking his
gun in case he should see feather or so. You
know snipe amt usually very plentiful in this
country; but, you may believe it or not, the
bank of the river was just covered with 'em.
He blazed away, and blazed and banged, and
kept shooting at them till his ammunition gave
out, and when he come to count his birds he
had just 113 Of EN-"
You do MT say? I did not believe there
were that many snipe in Lander county"
"Sure IS you live! Well, he brought EN-
home, and / met him coming up the street.
and he told me to 20 up to the house with INN
to see his game, and he would give me a few
for breakfast. He had the birds in TWO barley
sacks, and |, wanting to be obliging-being as
he was going to give me some snipe-packed
one of the sacks up to the house for him. When
we got there we went into the kitchen and he
commenced emptying the sacks out on the
floor; and, you may believe it or not, just as
you choose, but of l13 snipe every blessed ono
of them, all except two, were mousQuitocs-
two snpe and III mousquitoes.'
"Oh, yes, of course believe it. And you
are the man that intends TO 90 on probation
in the church? Oh, no, amt bitdry! | We
got an engagement, want to 90 down town
and borrow prospectus of the Paris EXpesi
ton and study up the schedule of premiums
for the best American lials.-iustiH (Ner,1 Re
roiJI9
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BENJAMIN JAEGLE, DEC'p-" Notice j. hereby gwen
ali persons interested in said estate that the unegpe
Almin illustrator the ENtatc Of said Benjamin ]ach, de-
ceased will appear before the County Court of the .nuny
of IA Sac and State Illinois at the County Court House
in OTTAWA in said county on Monday. the Etl, day of
Juy A H. 1875 for the puiJsssc of rendering an account
of his proceedings the administration Of said Estate for
the fnal settlement. 1850
D " '' ~ FERDINAND aAEGLE,
ATTEST: p W. STOCK sI,EGEE. administrator
Clerk County Court La sale Co, ILL., Jnno-3"
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MN Al, SF.TTI .f;NIE.NT NOTICE.-Es.
TATE OF THORNTON y. BARR pEcEAsEp.-N9Lcc Is
hereby given TO all persons interested In said estate that the
Undersigned Administrative the Estate OF said Thornton
n Barr deceased, will appear before the County court OF
the county La Sale and state of Illinois AZ the county
Court House Ottawa in said county, on Monday, the 18th
day OF July A. D. 1873 for the purpose OF rendering an a'
count of her proceedings in the udsnls'atob OF su estate
for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day of June lSiS, ,,
MILHELMtNA A. BARR,
ATTEST: F. W. SroSksLRGEE. go ANNIVERSARIES
clerk County Court, La Sale Co., H. junl5-iw
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During eli his Investigations at MycenR,
DR. Schlieman has not discovered single Gus
pador, and it is disheartening to a lover of the
classics TO think of Agamemn0n wandering
distractedly about the place with cigar in his
fingers. looking for house-plant or a coal.
seuttle-Hduk-Eyc.
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magazine writer says there is language Of
the hair. No doubt Of it, A single auburn hair
on dark coat collar can talk palmer than a
guide board, and furnish material for a whole
course OF lectures.
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Ztgal.

EINAL SE:TTL ENIENT NOTICE.-Es
l. TATE OF JAMES HANLEY. OVERWHELMING II
hereby given 10 all persons interested III said estate thar M
undersigned EXecurx of the last will and testament OF a0
James Haney deceased will appear before the County
Court Of the county OF La Sale and state OF lno AZ te
County Court House. IN OTTAWA In said county, on Monday
the 18th day Of July 1873 for the purpose OF rendering
an Of her proceedings in the administration Oh ao
estate for the hnal settlement.
' ''' '0 ~ SUSAN HANLEY,
arTpsv, p W sro,ksIporR Executrix.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., H. Juhlo-'"
EINAI, SE,IvII ,FcNI F,NT NOTICG,.-Es
TATE OF SARAH j. GREGORY. pEcEAsihDIM 40 y
hereby given all In said estate tha
the undersigned Administrator OF the estate OF Saah
Gregory deceased Will appear before ne county o3ut o.
the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois al the COun
Court House In Ottawa In said county ON Monday the lo
day Of July D. 1878, for the purpose OF rendering an &c
count OF his proceedings In the administration of SAID estate
for the nnal settlement 49,,
ELMER o. GREGORY.
Armagh. u W SToCKsLHGHR, Administrator.
CLERK County Court, La Sale Co.. III. junl5-4w
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Ottawa. H.. Feb. 2Sd, 1878.

DOCK AND JOB PRINIINs d or
ID every description done sesty, CORRECTLY. and AZ u
owest rrices Give call. sld will eEdeavor 70 give
ypc entire satisfaction. OSHANf HAPEkdh.
RAstex Ce2rf Aous
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EINAL ErrI.ENI F.NT NOrICE;.-Es
TATE OF MARGARET f. HENRY, DECEAsEp.-Notce
IL hereby given oil persons interested In said estate that
the undersigned ExecutrS Of the last will and testament
of said Margaret f. Henry, deceased will appear before
the County Court OF the county La Sale and OF Iii
nos the County Court House in Ottawa in said county
ON Monday the 10Th day July A. 1878, for the purpose
of rendering Of her proceedings in the admins
trali0n of sld estate for the final settlement.
Dated at ottawa, this 18th day of June lSiS.
SUSAN CONONER,
Formerly SUSAN HENRY
,scrpSr, y W SrOCKsIFGER EXecutriX.
rirrL Cnuuty Court La Sale Co. H. junl5-4w
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Two old Texas rangers who had just helped
bury neighbor were talking about religion
and one asked the other how pious he thought
1t was possible for man to get In this world
if he were in real earnest Wal" said the
other, retiectively, think if man gifts so I
he can swop steers or trade bosses without "
in at he ii better pull out for the better shore
afore he has relapse"
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BUSHNELL, GILMAN & COOK,

IT
INN AL SETTLEMENT NOTICE-Es.
TATE of SARAH Ted, DECEAsED.-Notce is hereby
given all persons interested In said estate that the under
signed Adinistrator OF me Estate Of said sarah iced
of La Sale and state of Illinois, at the County Court House in
ottawa said county, Monday, the 18th day of July
s for purpose OF rendering OF his proceed
ngs the administration Of said estate for the na settle
ment.
Dated at Ottawa, this nth dry of June 1873.
JOHN l., TEED, Administrator.
BCsuNFEI. GILMAN IL Cook, Solicitors. jsnl5Iw
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She was young lady from Duckwatcr. and
had enjoyed her visit to the Base Range me.
tropolis immensely. She was pretty and pi
quaint, and one of our well known gailants had
done his level best to make ii pleasant for her
during her stay. The exciting cause of the
following was IN attempt on his part 81 snatch
II kiss from her poutlng lips Then she arose
in all the dignity of offended maidenhood and
said:
"See here, mister, jes do Mt set en- on too
fresh. You 'vcsdOne the handsome thing in
circuses, ice cream, candy and SIGH, bat YOU
can't take no liberties, My Jake, out on the
creek, he s rot Quit-claim deed 10 the prem.
ises. and do MT you forget IT. You can't squat
on his location, and you d better hunt for a
quarter section IN some other section where
you can get better title and gather your own
crop"
The young man recognised The force of her
argument and hunted.
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"Anythlng new or fresh this morning. Il
reporter asked in railroad office.
Yes" replied the lone occupant of the
apartment
"What is it," qucried the reporter, wiping
out his notebook
Said the railroad man cdging toward the
door, That paint you are leaning against"
Such are the loads newspaperman must
bear heoS-Vk Constitutions.
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wall paper.
Our Spring Stock of Wall Paper has
arrived, and is now ready tor exhlb1-
ton and sale. It is larger and fuller
than ever before, comprising Brown &
White Blanks, Satins, Embossed and
Silver Papers, Stamped and Embossed
Colds Dados and Friezes; many OF
which are imported goods. Also Tints,
Mouldings, Decorations of many new
and very handsome designs, and Bor-
behring's of every conceivable design
and quality, in great quantities.
Also Window Shades of every variety,
Curtain Fixtures, &c.
We invite the public generally to
call and examine this fine stock, be-
lieving that all will be pleased, both as
to beauty, quality and price.
Respectfully,
0SMAN & HAPEmAn
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Betting and Packing all kinds.

Churns Washing Machines md Wringers. Wringcrs re-
paired with rolls. sc, and warranted.
Fence Wire, 8ariDs, 1'incers, steel l5arb
Wire, &C., St, and all dher goods TO he found in \
arstcass agricultural store ald which we propose to sell
III the bottom prices ds guarantee good az any iR Ne
market We will lie unacrsod by any one for quality
1uf goods.
F. D, SWEETSER & CO.
Ottawa Ill Feb 23I, ISIS
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SEWING MACHINES.

no-Hdlf Price 5 Yoars' H'hr,ant.
SIngct; Howe: wheeler e. Wilson, New No &; Davis In
proved Peerless Dauntess, az sold from store since Sept
is s. John novelty worth seeing ews ahead by turf
ing ether way Attachments Needles &c.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17
The Season for Cunning.

The foolish COW frisketh with her tail
and cheweth her cud and goeth forth
with Joy to browse in the thicket the
whole day long.
Bnt the wise COW knoweth that quail
shooting hath begun, and she harkeneth
unto the voice of wisdom, which saith,
70, the hunter is come anon, girt about
with the shot pouch and the powder
norm, and in his hand he carrieth a
weapon, the barrel of which be doubled
And he goeth about seeking the birds
tnat do run upon the ground with ex-
ceeQlng swlftness, that he may ensnare
tnem and slay them with the weapon
"nq oevour them, even upon toast.
And the weapon goeth bang and ye
neareeth the sound thereof, and ye smell
eth the powder, but ye knoweth not,
nor doth any man knoweth whereunto
'ne olschargs appertaineth.
For it hyeth with haste into the thick
OF and into the region located thereby,
ADJACENT.
And it falleth upon the COW and it
smlteth her sore, so that she lifteth up
nel a tall and fyeth, being sorely and
grlevously displeased.
put the bird escapeth the wrath and
Iom rail in a remote corner of the
4 'and a. laugheth he the hunter to scorn.
!. ! herefore has the wise COW said in
Ia heart, will lay me down in the
a4Ge pasture and will not 60 into the
.lcket' nay, not for the hunter nor any
oser man.-T. Louis Journal.
!. HEN you see bright baby, pleased with
p.n, ,,s,, and everybody else be sure that DR..
lS Baby Syrup has been used. Only 25
cents bottle. ~
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Tea Cake --3 eggs, tablespoonful OF
melted butter, tablespoonfuls OF milk,
l cup of sugar nearly full, cup OF
flour, 3 teaspoonfuls of baklng-powder'
Graham Mush.-Stir Graham flour
slowly into boiling water until it is the
desired thickness; keep it boiling all the
time; then set it back and let it COOK
slowly about minutes.
Boiled Pudding.-Take 1 quart OF
milk, 8 tablespoonfuls of corn-starch,, z
EGGS and little salt. Dissolve the
starch in little of the cold milk, and
bring all to boil. Flavor to taste; then
turn out into molds, and serve with
lemon jelly.
Preserving Game and Poultry.-When
the bird is just killed, take off the feath-
ers dry, take out the intestines and NIL
the inside with unground wheat, and
place the bird or fowl in a cask OF the
same grain. See that it is entirely cov-
cred with the wheat, and it will keep
perfectly sweet for months.
Graham Gems--2 cupfuls of sweet
milk, 2 cupfuls of flour, 2 eggs, and an
even teaspoonful of salt. Beat the whites
and yelks separately and well; bake in
deep gem-pans, which should be well
heated and creased before the batter is
put in; fill them half full, and bake in a
quick oven. Serve hot.
Chocolate CaEe-6 eggs, the weight OF
eggs in sugar, and half the weight IN
-four; leave out the white of one egg.
Bake in three jelly-pans. For the cho-
colate to be spread between, take 2
ounces of grated chocolate, l cupful OF
sugar, and ! cupful of cream. Beat
light the white of the egg left out OF the
cake; stir all together, and let 1t boil
for about 3 or minutes.
Cold Brisket of Beef-Put the brisket
in salt for few days; bind it up with
tape into a round; lay it in stew-pan
with plenty of water, and stew gently
for 6 or 7 hours, with some fried veget-
ables and little spice. While still hot,
put it to press under heavy weights. 1t
can be garnished with tufts of scraped
horse-radish, and small heaps of red
picked cabbage.
Onion Sauce.-Parboil some onions q
few minutes, mince them roughly, and
put them into a saucepan, with plenty
of butter, pinch of sugar, and pepper
and salt to taste. Let them cook slowly,
so that they do not take color. and add
a tablespoonful of flour. When they
are quite tender, pass them through a
hair sieve. Dilute the onion pulp with
sufficient milk to make the sauce OF the
desired consistency; add tablespoon
ful of grated cheese. Stir well, and
make it hot, and serve.
Roast Chicken.-Dress and stuff the
chicken; lay it in tin steamer, set 1t
over pot Of water and steam Covered
closely from u to 2 hours, according
to size; then roast it .hour in a good
oven, basting frequently with hot water
and butter. Boil the liver, gizzard and
heart in a little water; when tender
chop them fine and add them, with the
water in which they were boiled, to the
gravy in the baking-pan; thicken with
little corn-starch, and season to taste.
Old turkeys are very much more tender
cooked in this way. Take tin wash
boiler, cover the bottom with water, in
vert lurge tin basin and lay the tur key
on that, taking care that the water does
not reach the fowl. Steam 2 hours and
roast l hour.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17

WnnoFT's ToNIC.-UNFAILING AND IN
FALLIpLE This great Chill Tonic cures
Cmlls without the Intervention Of doctors and
their bills. No consulting yisits-no prescrip-
.ions TO be flled-nO huge bills, entai.ing pc
cuniary cmbarrassments, added to loss Of
health. 1t is tie friend of the poor man, be-
cause It enables him to earn living, and of
the rich, because it prepares him to enjoy his
wealth. This great hCOn to mankind is cheap
safe and prompt. WHEELoCK, FINLAY ~ Co.,
Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DEUGGIsTs.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17
'r'old ColoredA cosnto Train the Young ldea'

w in LOuisvins A., published report of Cen
CT child.wonjs sc9'T Taton. the United states age
larVel' She dos mn .aaer Z of Education, for loO'
|erS, yet she can cb loncb that is interesting con
st any passagef 1aa nue. ernense of educating tne
months she b this country. The aver ayerdgr fS,,
Fqucently tell h. .'neryison and instruction i4i
OF heaven v@ s;p srP was In Washington, so IL
/ would sit for ~; s2O. so; Boston, SZc'Sd S6
|he beauties and pau, .ce s24 81; Chicago, Sl6'S9;
Fd The old N ~ s16.4 .46; Detroit, SiLo4
her saying, No. no s16 50; indianapolis, Sln9o;
years she 5e nd Nd s1S "A Philadelphia si9'4
?, rs wonders : ~ aid; Richmond, Va, & go. 81
t power. ShsSS r. r. s1719; New orleans leans
S, and has crss = ,A's, e. Louis sl9.62; Buffalo
ctvrs5 atv s1e has New YORK, sIi,Yyc mnn were In
c.ured at the expenses for eaca Papm va ss 56:
Yesterday sAa ngton S17gi ClnGnhpa;. SdIb;a e. 9G:
70 large urufee, IS OF Phla1glp,S' msiaamS S519;
Plored church Sns. S5.72 New Orleans go 9051 %
her deliver i,'apolis $3.50; Boston, S5o'M' ao 81
the Cours,, 'sR Earf,5 s. .6S Richmond, SOL
last night nd 5.S4 Rochester, 30; c,: ao'
Pur name I'M, Il s5S2; Louisville, S6;5Z; IN I'm
|ny." ss 99: San Francisco, ~ 81. Inc
re youpn ys,, sro,,al salary paid to the prln-
|lr wears and 81 80 s,, sa,r,ammar-schools was In san
kht.n S LII ~ male. 81, ,466 female, S2,2OOi
re you bonyr @o s' male, 81, 800; female, sl'oVo;
in Liyemoo ,sssnolis, male, Sl,O5O; female
[tic.n 'F'U '''ifs Roston. male, S5,2OO; female
since Ven q. T.. Detroit, male, $1,000; female
''DN n, g. Louis, male, 81, ,12O; female
ow. leo d. Rm8alo, male, Sl,4OO; female,
''0 avg = pocbester, DJ male, 1880; female,
ou talk abou cincinnati, male only, sZ,iOG'
ydpn ''A 'O'N Land female only, S9S8. High
Il ,Jesus .b,- Il l'' nrincipals were paid In San
how UIos 1asns sor ~ e;sao 600: Boston, $780, St.
be reSuS pos" us s9sT5; Buffalo, $4,000; Cincn-
IN on the r $z'oVO, Tio0T,r o01arioa Of music and
bel?" ing teachers were; IN n Cln1.iIa' oeN. Ros
''A AnOS y 'nu mvsc. $500; drawing, $4,000;
on IN ,., IaIand. music, 81 ,5OO drawing, ST.
,ai In IN 5al 0's Can Francisco, music, $3.50;
|inc tbs s1p wing b. 100; Chicago, music ST.
mSon;oj ,ue iePN d7awing, S1,SOO; Indianapolis,
IL IL pa pdHieu ie Al. COO; drawing, $1,000; De-
Pnr lne0 St. III .aa music only, $1,000; St. Louis,
l ba hoi Hns c sl.1OO drawing, 81, 1,O5O Buffalo,
bo o0l,S''u .0nT' lie. l100; drawing, $1,000. The
no 'PUhe% Se raoe m Salaries of primary teachers
,'n oon's nu% e In San Francisco, Sl,5OO; chi
/ conveHN s1O8O; Detroit, S725; Buffalo,
une, ec' 10: Rochester, 5000; Cleveland, s546, ,
oaig.la, ton. $500; Indianapolis, S742; st.
'ito,,S foro5 ~ luis, $685. New York, $500; Clncln
- q ,v,r.on marroas Ii, 500; Milwaukee, S6Oo.-Wd%-
;no;n7o. B0n P0st.
Sharp County record., 1878-10-17
The London World saws: "Sar.

The London World says " Sarah
Bernhardt has made the discovery of a
new cure for delicate lungs and health.
She passes hours now daily in success
sive ascensioGs in the ballOn captJ of
the Tuileries Gardens, tindingmore and
more healing for her shattered health
and delicate lungs, as well as general
invigoration, the higher she goes"