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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

LOUISVILLE. May 10.-Flour dull: extra, 50 j0@
8 70; family, Ag4 30; A No. l. S5g5 %; nancy,
s. 506s6 %. W icat firm: red, 81 l5G1 l6; mnber
and white. 81 20. Corn duh: white, 45c: mixed,
&c. Oats dull: white, Bic; mixed, 3Oc Rye steady
at 60c. Hay nrm sy@il ". Pork quiet at SO -.
Lard quiet but steady: choice leaf tierce, T.c; do
kegs SIC. bulK meats quiet but steady at ~ 4g5
ttab4c. Bacon steady at 41s6S5i isGSJ5Ic. Sugar.
cured hams, T4,g9c. Whisky quiet at 81 o.. To
baccO quiet and unchanged
ST. LOUIS. May 10.-Flour lower Fall super
fine, IS iogi; extra, a 25es4 40; Xxx, 81 70gt 81;
red 81 u; cash, 81 12gl 2lI4; April 81 124lal Ii,
closing at outside price; May, 81 o. do, 81 o.
bid; No. spring, 81 0G1s bid Corn lower: 37ts'
cash; ooi4Ggj9Ac NJ y; 39Jsg401sc june Oats bet
ter: 2j14C cas- (; 21c May; u &c June. Rye lowe
ut &c. Barley: No salts Whisky dull ut 81 o..
PJrk lower, Jnbblny at - 2i Dry salt meat eii-
tirc.y nominal. Bacon unchans sed Lard nomi-
nal
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session. All
the members present and President Bell in
the chair.
The contract for the improvement of
Evening street. from Wheeler street to
Clifton avenue, was awarded to kirchner &
Barton at their bid, 81, POP 40.
The Supervisor was directed to lay drain
pipe, and connect the sidewalk on the north
side of Hopple street with the Hopple-strcet
Bridge.
The Superintendent of the Water-works
was directed to make contract for fire
plug at the corner of Eastern avenue and
Brown street
A resolution, stating that no exclusive
use of water plugs in the public streets for
street sprnklers or other parties will be
recognized, was transmitted to Council.
A bill of $29,949 55, due the Sinking
Fund from the Water-works, v'"s ordered
paid.
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ps IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
dsers in he STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen No. u
Astor Ii ouse, New York City, has been appointed
cur gen eral and special agent for the Eastern
states This viii De branch office of the STAR
MI : niden being authorized to make advertising
contr Acts our benaf and receipt all collections
her ei0r in ourname
be-CfNcNNATT. May 10-2:3O p M.-F1our
quiet and steady. Wheat dull and easy Corn
firm and fair demand for mixed. Oats Inactive
Rye only a moderate sale. Cotton dull and
unchanged. Mess pork in limited demand
and market easy. Lard has moderate sale in
i0bmng lots. Meats quiet and steady. Hogs have
firm market and fair demand. Whisky has u
mUderate demand only at 81 %. Gold l0OR,
n8-WEATHfR.-Fair or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty four hours.
HS-THE Covington office of the STAR is at No
: East Pike street, in Hardins Insurance Office.
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Don,t NE Ton CRITICAL.

Whatever you do never set up for critic.
We do not mean newspaper one, but in
private life, in the domestic circle, it will do
you harm-if you object to being called dis
agreeable If you don't like any ones nose
or object to the color of your girls hair,
don't grumble about it, but go right away
and purchase bottle of Carboline, de
odorized extract of petroleum, an article of
genuine merit and well calculated to inn
part new life and vigor to the dormant en-
ergies of a diseased scalp; to- give strength h
and fulness to a weak and struggling growth
of hair, to bring back the natural color and
gloss to bleached and faded locks, it is with
out doubt the best restorative and beautifier
the world has ever produced.
Sold by all druggists, Price 81 per bottle
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

bons, held to answer; Henry Strader and
Thomas Colling, petit larceny, 80
days each; Patrick Difiiey malic-
ious destruction, dismissed George
Garnett grand larceny, held to answer;
Thomas Dunbar, lettering, ~ days; b. f.
Conrad false pretenses continued to May
18th; John Cunningham, lettering, 30 days;
S, NJ. Sprinkle, carrying concealed weapons,
dismissed; Harry Mcclure, vagrancy, con
tinued to Nav 10Th.
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We advise our readers to pay visit to
the great bankrupt sale of cloChing before
it closes. 1t looks like a Fair Store is
crowded all the time. Everybody seem to
be making purchases, which shows they
must offer great inducements The sale is
at III West Fourth street, between Elm and
Plum streets, Cincinnati. They are worth
seeing those mems cloth pants, 81 10, mems
fine cloth coats, 81 so, and mems fine cassi-
mere suits, So, besides white vests, alpaca
coats and flannel suits at extraordinary low
prices. Remember, time is nearly up when
this great sale must pOsitivelV close.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

Thursday at 12 p m, of consumption,
John Land, aged 3S years
Funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, No. 6 Cnppen alley OH Saturday at
So a. M Services at st. Xavier's Chit ch. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited to attend
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FIN ANCGAL.

CINCINNATI. May 10-1 30 P NJ.
Gold is steady. Buying at 1904 and selling at
100}s. Gold checks at 1904
Moderate inquiry for Eastern exchange and
rates steady. Buying at par and selling ut 1-IO
premium.
Sterling dull but without change Sight drafts
at 81 80. per f. in gold, and long at "A 8615
Government bonds are uuoted locIliv rs follows.
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For Memphis,

SATURDAY, 11th, at 5 p NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ n JAS. W. CAFE, r. W, WISE Maste
Issss%Ss5% Apply on board or to Royse & MoSsc,
ass1zszzsazA Agents, on New Orleans NharibDat.
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County Oom m ssioIlers, Attention!

to VlIe EuIlUT OI VIe oIHI,
Asan observer of the workings around
the Courthouse, would respectfully ask
through the columns of your valuable paper
why it is that our County Commissioners
have appointed an assistant painter for the
work being done at the Courthouse. My
self and several Others have watched the
work of the regular painter and his assist
ant on paling fence, about two hundred
feet i'll length, for over two weeks, and we
must say they have progressed admirably,
as they have finished about seventy feet
thus far. We would therefore respectfully
request you to call the attention of the
County Commissioners that it would be bet
ter to employ two or three more painters to
finish this job, as the cold weather will
probably set in before the same is finished
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For New Orlenns.

SATURDAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
r. h GOLDEN CITY, j. D. Hcgler, Mastc:
.LysasasssfS Apply on board or to Royse & MSS.
s1o"aN J. c. Dorman L. Co., Matt MeGulr,
George Charter, Agents
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The geological class of the Wesleyan Fe-
male College went South yesterday ON the
Cincinnati Southern Railway, to the Ken
lucky River, on a geologizing expedition.
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THE BUILDING SEASON.
What Cfnc;mnnti is DoinR.

The following building permits were is
sued since our last report:
JOS. Wappensrein, to build two-story
brick, east side Ludlow avenue, between
Charlton and Boone streets; cost 1,S0).
Herman Utzer, to excavate cellar on west
side Burns street, between Eighth and
Ninth; cost 800.
Byron Kirby, repair one-story frame, No.
432 Linn street; cost $50
Stephen Burns, to repair two-story brick,
northwest corner Pearl and Rose streets
cost $780,
Fred. Luecks, to build three-story brick,
southeast corner of Allison and Vine
streets; cost $9,000
Louis Cook, to build three-story brick,
No. 81 Everett street; cost 81, 900.
John T. Schar, to repair three-story brick,
No. 400 West Seventh street; cost $3.50.
| Richards q Fasse to build addition to
one-story brick, south side McMillen street,
between Concord and Kenton; cost 81 300.
M. DaruSmont, TO repair three-story brick,
No. 48 McAlicken avenue; cost $500.
Trustees of the Baptist Church of Cum
minsville, to build two-story brick church
on the north side of Spring street, west Of
Coerain; cost S. 500.
Richards Il Fasse, to build addition to
one-story frame, west side kenton street,
between Main and Madison; cost, $3.50
Nieber d Little, to repair four-story
stone-front. south side Third street, be-
tween Race and Elm; cost 5000
s. Snyder, to repair one-story frame,
southwest corner Richmond and Mound
streets; cost $3.50
Jacob Negley & Son, to build balle-oven
No. Ga Hamilton Road.
Byron Kirby to build addition to two
story frame, Nos. ITO and 172 Charlotte
street; cost 5000.
|. j. Cannon, to build twe-story brick
stable, No. 68 Dudley street, cost $4OO.
VIM. Goldkamp, to build two-story brick
west side Woodburn avenue between Madi-
son and Montgomery roads, cost 81 800.
Jacob Gunther to build three-story brick
south side Poplar street between Baymiller
and Linn; cost $4,000.
George H. Burns, to repair two-story
frame, south side Bank street. between
Riddle and Western avenue; $712.
f. Webb, to repair three-story brick, No.
l6 East Fifth street; cost 800.
j. H. Gresham, to build addition to Ger
man Lutheran Church, east side Apple
street, between Hoffner and Southern Rail
road; cost $1,000.
J. III. Gresham, to build two-story brick,
north side Dorman street. between Apple
and Farrell; cost 81, 500.
NJ M. Micker, torepair three-story stone
front, No. 96 East Fourth street, cost 5000.
G. III. Carle, to build two-story bridk store,
south side George street. between Central
avenue and John; cost $500.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. May 10-2 ?. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past a hours:
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For st. Louis,

FRIDAY, 10th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ = MARY MILLER, John N skunk Ms.
t6sssASa ter. Apply on board, or to W. 5. Getty,
<szz& j. Cunningham Agents.
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NEW TRENTON, IND.

Last night will be long remembered in
this town, for it witnessed one of the best
temperance meetings we attended for some
time past. The NJ. Il. Church was filed to
its fullest capacity, besides many who were
compelled to stand outside, and all seemed
to appreciate the eloquent sentiments of
hat talen1ed lady, Mrs, DR.. V. Z. Archi-
bald, in behalf of temperance. After which
that able and tried advocate of temperance,
Prof. L. Robinson sounded his laundering
voice in behalf of that noble cause
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ing. Since which time she has not been
seen or heard of. No reason is assigned for
this strange freak.
Thomas Carney, who works in the flax
mills at the East End, bad the bones of his
hand badly mashed Yesterday by having his
sleeve caught in the shafting.
POLICE CoURT-Wm. Welch, disorderly,
4 80; Oscar Turner, permitting animal to
run at large, 81 50; Perry Yates, assault and
battery, IS 95; Nicholas Alexander, petit
larceny, 81 95: David Martin, drunk, 81 80;
Howard Edwards, disorderly, s. 35; John
Moritz, drunk, "a 90; Owen Biggins, dis.
tinued; Barbara Kyleand and Susan Hellis,
keeping house of i'll fame, continued; Jose
phine Dunbar and Jennie May, common
prostitutes continued; Pat. Snce, drunk and
diS0rflerlv &R 35
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For Wheeling.

THIS DAY 10th, at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
W. n ANDES Charles Muheman, Master
tJsssks%A4s5 Apply on board, or to Royse & Mossut
azSssz1zaiizS Mntt MclIuire Agents
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 10th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NS = UNITED STATES, c. David, Master
ss4isssSt% Freight received on Wharfboat, foot "
sfzsazsszza Vine street. Thos Sherlock, Pres't
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Sold. Oferedat,

The following is the l:3O p. m report for New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Sterrett u
Co. 2S West Third street:
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For POplAroV.

THIS DAY 10th, at 5 p NJ, POSITIVELY,
w. = TELEGRAPH +. S. Morgan, Master.
tsssaA Freight received on Wharfboat, foot }:
lsssls1s.ss1.es Broadway. w. Honshell, Supt
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I1UJo-MdTktI dCVIVt HIlu HTM Common sell
at 50 1898 15 medium at So 25@s3 40, and good to
choice at So 5093 60 per Genital
CATTLE-Moderate demand and prices steady
and unchanged.
sHEEP-Steady market and fairly active; prices
without change.
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For Huntington. .

THIS DAY, 10th. at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
g. h the C. & o. r. R. Packet, BOSTONA
lI6AAkk$ksS |. Bryson. Master Freight received on
azzsazasssa7H Wharfboat foot of Broadway W.
Honshell, Supt
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Everettism tonight.
Defreess, of the Miami Union, was in the
city Wednesday.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests Min
strels Saturday night.
A young girl of seventeen years of age,
daughter of ]. l.. Varnum, AL West Main
street, left home Tuesday morning as usual,
to gather up cane-bottom chairs for reseat-
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The Thos W. Means was aground tWenty-four
hours, up the Missouri River and broke hc
guards up badly. She went to st. Louis for re-
pairs and will leave there to-day for this city, with
four barges loaded with walnut logs.
The Cobb Cecil will be here this evening with
a miscellaneous tow from Ironton.
The Lizzie Gardner will arrive from above this
,i,,1r,, ,ritl ,t-nft
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,

ATTORNEY at Ldlc
NJORTGA AGE SA H. Whereas william Form
vi halls aud Catharine Formulas his wife, of the county
Sale and State of Illinois by their certain morgg,
deed duly executed acknowledged and delivered bearing
Recorders Office said La Sale county ON the lit day
of December A u. 1886 in volume OF Records No 's on
page No ~ thereof conveyed 10 Henry Eerdns 81 tht
county Of Gruny and state of Illinois, Lots NUMBERED
three and four in Block number hirytwo, In states 'dd
ottawa in the county and state aforesaid for the
better securing of certain promssor note OF even da
with said mortgage executed by said William fofnals AMI
the date thereof value received
Henry Eerdg for the sum of one thousand dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annu
payable annually; -,
And whereas provided In and by said mortgage that
default in the payment OF SAID note above men
toned part thereof according to the tenor ana er,
orney, after having advertised such SAFE uur suctss
weeks In newspaper published In I'll" city ot ottawa IN
nuis may sell the said premises, part thereof ana all
right equity OF redemption Of said morigagos Their
hcra administrations assigns therein NJ uDlt
venue highest bidder for cash. ut the south door o
the County Court House in Ia Sale county H. AT the time
appointed in such advertisements may adjourn the sale
to time nj dcrction AMI upon aklngsuc SAT-
the for the said mortgngors Tor such pn
mortgage hs legal representative shall execute and
deliver the purchaser deeds for the conveyance ~ Zee o
the premises sold and shall apply the proceeds OF t 70 VI.
m of m expenses ADVERTISING selling ana convey
ing M aforesaid Including attorneys fees and tl Tue
amount said note go rendering the oNcfpuH II any
to the said mOrgagOrr or their assigns
promssOry according to the tenor ana ctct there
Of and there ia tls 10Th day of December A. D. ls''
unpaid principal ana interest, on said note the sun
uf twelve hundred dolarsand forty six cents:
Now therefore. notice Is hereby gwen tat on the twenty
first ny January H. 1879 at the hour of two o'clock
said day shall sell At public Nenlnc NJ me south
the Ia Sale County Court House Illinois said above
described premises and All right and equity OF redemption
of mOrlngors therein 10 the highest bidder for cash
Dated this 2Ots day of December 4 u ~. ,,,u,,>.,,
Arthur to,k WOOD ATTORNEY. dcc2l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Mr.. J. Carpenter, Jacksonville, has l banana
tree in full bloom. II j. years old, IL feet high
% inches in circumference and some Of the leaves
are q feet wide eptblicm.
Nothing astonishing to people in this neigh
borhood, most Of whom saw one in full bloom al
the late county fair, belonging to Hon, Washing
ton Bushnell, of this city. The tree is now in his
dining room, standing considerably higher than
the above and larger in all measurements given
Its blossoms too, have given place to the fruitnow
nearly ripe. So IN thi- matter there is no neccs-
sity Of bringing Goals TO Newcastle
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sAIMoN.-The California salmon, purchased
by the fish club, arrived on Tuesday evening Tr
the Rock Island Road, and were put into the river
the same nights, 900 Of them Mr. D. 5. Ebcr
sol went after them, and enjoyed his trip greatly
During his visit To Elgin Mr.. Pratt, the fish com
all over the hatchery which is an interesting
sight, no doubt II. D. Colvin did the handsome
by sending the fish here and returning the same
express free. Ho has the thanks of the club. BY
the way, it may hc interesting as showing the
popularity of these fish, to know that George X.
Tozer, formerly Of this city, now of Newport,
Ark, put 10000 of them into White river, sent for
that purpose by the United States Fish Commits
sion.
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SONGS OF YESTERDAY.

BY BENJAMIN 7, TAYLOR, author of " The World on
Wheels" etc etc. Beautifully Illustrated with hand
somcly ornnmented cover. Full gilt edges, So
For holiday presents nothing more at
tractiyc beautiful can BE- found Boston Common
UcJHh,
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OLD-TIME PICTURES
And Sheaves of Rhyme.

By BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR lGHo. Gilt side plain edges.
Price, $50 Gait side and edges, Sl.15
81 have spent many hours over your book T..
The drmc Pictures IL crowded with verbal felices,
and the Closing portion OF IL is sOunspirins AZ the
voice OF a trunlpct."Ir j. q. Holland.
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Fine worsted suits, blue, brown and black,
NJ. Stiefel & Co.'S.

The outlook for the poultry and dog show, to
be held on next week, beginning on Tuesday and
ending on Saturday, is most favorable There
seems to be no reason to doubt the display will
be large in both lines, as many fanciers from
neighborng counties and cities have promised to
be present And all that remains is to literally
palronzc the show. The farmers especially
should look in. It is more than likely that the
display of poultry will be greatly superior to that
of the county fair; and all being high bred birds,
the collection should be especially interesting to
them. The display will be held in the Opera
House block, with entrance on La Sale st., near.
ly opposite Phillips Bros, right in the heart of
the city; and the admission has been put at Il
very low price. An attractive feature will be the
exhibit by Judge Cation, including, among other
things in his unique collection, Hawaiian geese,
brought by the Judge from the Sandwich Islands
sand hill cranes, wild turkeys swans and other
birds aud fowls, not native Of this region.
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Bucklen's Arnica >aIye.

The East sab, in the World for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, letter, Cnappvd
Hands, Chirlans. Corns, and all kinds uf Skin
Eruplions This Salyc is guaranteed To give per
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded.
Price - cents per box. For sale by Z. Y. Griggs,
Ottawa Ills
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Backwards Edinburgh magazine.

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VIKING TALES Of THE NORTH

The Sagus OF 1ornsten, vikings Son and Fridtlof the
Bold Translated from the Icelandic by Prof L. b. An
pHRsoN, Author OF Morse Mythology" Also Stephens
translation of Tcgncrs "Fridthofs Sagas" Complete in
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'srhis work. as II whole, viii please and
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turc But every will be struck with the majesty and
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lelN AOOertis ementS.
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THE WAVERil DICTIONARY.

An Alphabetical arrangement Of all the characters in Sit
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Mitch sells Golden Rule plug tobacco.

The finest line Of pocket cutlery in the city i
at Forbes * behring's, imported direct from So
lingcu Prussia i, all warranted of beautiful pat
tern and finish, and very cheap
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Christmas is coming, Remember that Osnar
& Hapcman have the best stock OF Books, Fame,
Goods and Toys, suitable for Christmas Presents
to be found outside Of Chicago, which they vii
sell lower than the lowest.
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Salt by the barrel, coal by the ton, sold low,
and all sorts of country produce wanted at the
highest market prices at Serena, by Daniel
Mason
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BETWEEN THE GATES.

BY BENJAMIN f. TAYL oR author Of Songs Of Yesterday
etc, etc. Firth Edition. Illustrated $3.50
swift and Wisdom are mingled we'll to-
pethcr and the result is abOok with whc every reader
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hours Of true intellectual enjoyment" y ticd Hudid.
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Kid, dog skin and buck gloves, largest assert
mcnt and lowest prices, at y. Frank II Co.'S.
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GILMAN & COOK,

INN Al. SE.l"ri IGNI ENN MOTTO Els
i TAIE OF EruRAIM SrElNBRICK, DECp.-Nutlrc II
hereby given to all persons Interested In said estate, that
the undersigned Executor the last viii and testament II
said Ephrag Stcnbrck deceased. VIII appear before the
Of the Of La Sale and state ot Illinois
M the County Court House In ottawa in said county.
Monday the nh day Of January D. iN9 for th" purpose
rendering at his proceedings IN III" MINING
trntlun uf said estate Cor the hnn settlement
Dated 1T Ottawa. this ltth day uf D"ccmtct lsis.
NuGT II STEI BRICK,
ATTEST: l.. W. SToCK~LEGRE. Executor.
Crri, County Court. Ii sale Co.. III. drC!'-3w
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