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4 Young man on Sheldon street drew his
modest weekly Stipcned yesterday, and, all I'M
mindful of the fact that he had his board To
nav. and that his tailors bill was hanging over
his head like the sword of DamOcles, invited
his sweetheart to go out with him and nave
some Strawberries and cream. Her cousin
from Aurora Is visiting her and, IN Il moment
of rashness, the young man invited herto make
one Of the party. They went to the restaurant
and ordered "A supply of the fruit mat grlpeS
but not inebriates and the waiter, observing
that the Young mans watch-chain was of mas.
sive eighteen caret gold, and that his diamond
pm seemed of pure luster, promptly complied
with the order and soon the innocent folk
were devouring the berries and prattling like
the antediluvians Just before the StOrm-slgnal
went up and Noah hauled III the gangpank,
1t would he too bad Mr., smith said the la
DIV from Aurora, If you were to be mandam-
used, caplased, or whatevcrit i, for these beau
tiful berries; don't you think ii would have
been wiser If you had Invested tins money IN
buying Il set of parlor furniture for when you
go housekeeping; you can get real nice SET
of eight pieces for one hundred and fifteen dol.
lars" oh, that's all hurabug,' said theyoung
man, lightly; the papers make up these things
and think they're funny" Nevertheless his
manly brow paled, and it was with visible
effort that he invited his companions torepcat
the dose They readily consented, and, with
an indifferent atfectationsof reckless gaiGty, he
cried aloud, Hi, there; set EN- up again ~
= And once again they said they would
since he pressed them The waiter
brought check, which, with great delicacy
he laid upon the table face downward, and the
party moved toward the door Hating at the
cashiers desk, the young man without look
ing at the awful figures it bore, placed the
check before the official. and with it fifty
dollar bill is this all you have?" said the
cashier. "All but sonic small change how
much is lt?' "One dollar and thirty-tive cents
sir" replied the cashier, and ! don't like tC
strip myself of change if you have any smaller
BILL TNoTE-This item did not exactly turn
out as the reader expected il would, but-D
it is something novel in the history OF straw
berry items; (2), II gives the restaurateur q
chance. and 81, il exhibits the advantages and
economy of Chicago as summer resort. =
Chicago Trib0ne.
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save the Manure,

Even by farmers, who should be the ones
who would realize the value there is i'll 1t,
there seems to he hut an indifferent effort
made, says the Poultry B"llcttR, to save the
hen manure, for much LOT ITS value is wasted
by not taking care of it properly or IN time,
while It is often used on such crops as are not
capable OF utilizing 1t to the greatest advan-
tage or profit Good hen manure from fowls
which have been literally fed is worth as
much as guano, for all kinds of crops tor which
ouano is used and if farmers and those who
have small garden patches would only realize
this fact, they would pay more attention to col
Letting and saving the droppings from Their
hens than they do We do not think there Is
much necessity Of cleaning the towl-house
out every day, as some do, but clean 1t out
every week, giving 1t a good standing every
time it is cleaned so us to keep the floor clean
from dropplngs, and make it easier to clean
out when necessary. Some sprinkle ashes,
sawdust, chips, ETC. on the floors, but we con
slider sand preferable for 1t seems to separate,
to dlslntegrate the droppings better, soon max,
ing 1t, by little care in working over, almost
as fine and us easily applied as guano or any
of our superphosphates. We always Put 1t
into barrels as soon as il taken up from the
chicken.house floor, and convey 1t to some dry,
airy place where we let 1t remain until wanted
for use. when we empty ii out on heap and
work it over well before applying it to the
crODs
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The subsidiary silver com ill which the
house at Washington ha, passed with 50 little
opposition provides for the redemption OF the
small silver coins in lawful money (golu, silver
and greenbacksl when presented in sums Of
$50, and the exchange Of lawful money in sub
sidary coins IN amounts Of $50; makes sub
sldiary coins legal tender to the amOnt of $50
they are legal tender now only for sums of 50
and makes the minor coins, that is, those below
cents. receivable at postOfilces IN amounts OF
S3. The measure would have the effect of re-
moving the stigma from these small silver coins
and preventing the excessive accumulation of
them by providing for their conversion into
larger money.
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The London Tdcqidm says: We recall 4
story of "A lawyer Of this city. He had been
retained by female petitioner in a divorce
suit had prepared the case and had it espe
ciallv set down for trial Just before the case
was called the woman interviewed him and
SAID;
- want you stop that case
Cannot do it, ma'am,' replied the mayor
urbaneIv, the witnesses are all here and the
court in readiness
II want you to stop it," repeated thewoman.
II cannot do it," again replied the mayor
But YOU must" declared the woman,
But ! shall not, said the mayor
YES, you will,' said the woman.
"Why :" inquired the mayor.
Because" answered the woman. my hus.
band has just been drowned IN the Nets
The case was stopped.
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THOS. Z. MACKINLAY.


MORTGiAGE SALE! OF RE,L ESrAlE I.
M Whereas George H. lugg and Mary Louisa lueg his
wife, of the county OF Ia sre ana state Of limos ny t
which mortgage deed was duly executed acknow edged ami
delivered and recorded Ia The Records 81 Ia SAFE county
er's Office thereof did convey 10 the undersigned ~ VI
Brucn, the following described PREMISES situated n the
county of La Sale and state of illinois, viz; Lets numbered
one two three and four block numbered wentyiour III
states Addition TO town NOW city, Ottawa III. 20 sycnrS
the payment certain promissry for the sum OF one
Thousand dollars given by the said c. H. ugg 10 the said A.
VI. Brucn. payable year after the date thereof WIN IN
terest at lc rate OF Ten per ceht, r hnn Sac ""'
And whereas IL is provided and ccd that III DEFAULT OF
payment Of said prOmssory note above mentioned or tt
interest thereon part portion of either AZ the ne
said interest shall become due that then the said y
NJ Brnen his heirs and assigns for the purpose OF paying
sell and dispose of said promises or any part thereof ana AZ
right benefit and equity of redemption OF SAID George H.
signs therein at public auction. AT the south door or me
Court House in Ottawa, La Sale county Illinois, for me
highest aud hest price the same VIII brlng IN cash 9n
weeks public notice having been previously gwen Oh te
time such sale by advertisement in one Of the ncwsra
pers published in said county of La Sale and 10 make exc
and deliver TO the purchaser or purchasers az sch sac
good and sufficient deed deeds OF conveyance OIL me
premises sold and out OF the proceeds of such sac pay me
whole amount of the principal or interest due on me san
proissOry note above described said day of sale, with all
attorneys fees of ADVERTISING taxes paid and costs ol
sale and the oNcrplus Of any to said party 9" the hst
And whereas default has been made the payment of said
note and the interest thereon since the first day OF Apr
a. u. 1876; ,.....
Now therefore public is hereby given that in pur'
of the said mortgage ana OF the powers therein con
of june 1872 AT the south door Of the county lourI
House in OTTAWA la Sale county Illinois, At me hour OF
10 of said day. sell and dispose of the premises anoN
and in said mortgage mentioned ana all the right ana eli.
~ of redemption of the said George H. Rlg ana MARY
nSc an 1s 10 he 6rrt bidder for cash. and viii also
deliver TO the purchaser ~ such sale DEEDS or
the conveyance r fee of the premises s%d vor,yr.
by T. T.. MACKINLAY, his Attorney. may@5w
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MORTCiAGESAI.E.-whereas.La Jam

MORTGAGES 50 IIG.-whereas. James Morris
WI and Ida II. Morris his wife, of ottawa county Oh Ia
Sale and state of Illinois by their mortgage dted nearing
date February the third, ls2 and recorded IN the re
cOrtcrs office of La Sale county illinois, in volume " OF
Records ON page 3d. did convey to Milton H. swirl mort
gagce the following described premises Sltmnlu ~ NY
county of Ia Sale of Illinois, to Wit the WcSl a
half of the southeast quarter o stcon number
in township thrtythrcc (S) nOrth OF range mum
Der three 3d. Ofhc third principal meridian TO secure
payment certain prOmissOry note Tor Inc sum Oh TWO
thousand dollars given by the said james Morris 10 me m
Milton H. Swift payable year after the date thtt
with interest the rate of ten per cent per ii hNAn
said mortgage Which said note and mortgage has ren by
the said Swift sold and duly transferred to George ""
the present legal holder and owner thereof; ,.
And whereas IL Is provided In anu ny sad mortgage l
default be made the payment of the said note or any
part thereof according the tenor and erect thereof R
then the said swift his assignee or legal representatives or
newspaper published IN ottawa aforesaid or by posting ~
written printed notices IN four places in the county Wt
said premises situate, might sell the said premises or
any thereof and all right and equity OF redemption {"
said mOrtgagOr their heirs, executors administrations
assigns therein public Vcndue, 10 the highest bidder for
cash the place and at the time appointed IN sch adNe
tscmCnt or might adjourn me sat HVul Uc 10 lIt Il"
idiStrutluh; ... II,
And whereas lelut has been made In the pay htht OF
san note, the principal sum thereof hxng WT%u tbnr
with the interest thereon from the 81 da! {" august ~
Now therefore, public notice /. hereby given that In pur
Suance OF said mortgage, and by virtue of me power anu u
thOry granted in and by the same and ~ the reut,
OF the said George HopsOn, Milton H. sM tlH mort
gage in said mortgage mentioned WILL on Wednesday c
2sh day of May D. 1879 at the south door OF ,ht vo h
of 10 O'Clock ~ of said day sell and dispose OF tc Pe
aboy in said mortgage mentioned, anu al the rg
and equity of redemption of the said James ana li H. NM
yS@d@e to 5s nS bidder TO" ai9 f2 IT. WFT
Ottawa. April q, 1879. h"r'e"1c''
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lrA,rIG or, ILLINOIS. AprkLLArE COUNT

l. !
- within and for the Second DiSbtct o. sad Nun. -
Eliza Norton and Joseph = Potter, implicated win lGSl
Norton r Elizabeth Norton. Joshua Norton "a, Wilial
Dickinson william H. W. Cushman, The Brown ana Nor
ton Paper Company Alfred Norton and The Marscliics
Land and Water Power Company -. Albion NJ Joy-h'-
rOr 10 La safe county fhrWt court , >, 49,.
whereas the said Eliza A. Norton and Joscnh = t2''e
mplcadcd &C. have sued ont writ Of error ron sa h
prllatr Cont to reverse Judgment obtained by SAID Ah
k p against said Eliza Norton, Joseph = Potter JOSH
ia Norton r Elizabeth Norton, Joshua No0nSd, " ltl
Dickinson, William H. W. Cushman, The Brown ana Nor,
ton Paper ompany Alfred Norton and The Marsel'rs lu
and Water Company, in the said Circuit Court ni =,
Sale county, which said writ of error l. now nuhg ~ u
Appellate Court; aud whereas writ OF %nt JnsWSs ia,
been duly issued herein rrturnHbc the nst nay o u
next term said Appellate Court To he holden NJ ptt"a
in said state the Third Tuesday in june next accoug
law: and whereas also It appears by hidav on NJ ~
the clerks office of said Appellate Court that We sd n
bon * f. Joy Is nonresident Of the state or ILLINOIS, ana
without the reach Of III" process OF Sad Spprlh ,nu
Now therefore, the said Albion Is T. joy Inc SHlu az
PENDANT in error whose uOnrCsdCncc appears ~ iorSa
are hereby notified be and appear before IN" Justices W
said Appellate Court, at the next term OF sd 'nt 70 w
holden III ottawa. in said the third Tuesday ~ jun
next hear the record and proceedings brought lv slu
Appellate Court of said writ Of error ana me
r6rS assigned shall ~, and rthr 10 no anu
receive what said court shall order IN tins behalf
mr. ''''' '''' 10y j. Il. COMBS, ClcrE.
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GEO. w. w. BLAKE,
attorney al Lar
cTATIc r. ILA.I ~ o1S. L.

- III ne circuit court Zane term 1879
Ann jenkins rs. Evan Jcnkins.-In GhGRce,y.
Affidavit the nonrcsicnce of Evan Jenkins the above
named defendant having been flied IN the clerks once c
Circuit of said county, notice Is therefore hereby
given said nonresident defendant that the complain
her hill complaint in SAID court ON the caCcy
side thereof the I'd day of May 1872 and that hcreupon
issued out of said court, wherein said sun Is now
pcndiHg reurnube on the first Monday IN the month oi
June iI.Nt. as is by law required.
Now unless You, the said NONRESIDENT defendant above
named shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court the nrs day OF the next term thereof 10 be holden
Ottawa in aud for the said county, On the hrs MONDAY
complnnantS bill Of complaint the same ana NE matters
and things therein yNr., nud stated will he taken as con
essed and decree entered AGAINST You according TO she
PRAYER of said bill ROSWELL ". HOLMES, Clerk
OTTAWA Illinois, MAY ., 1879
GRO " W. BLAkF Compts SUir. may3-iw
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legal.

EINAL SETTLEMENT NoTlCE.-Es,
l. TATE Oh JAMES SMITH. DEcEAsED,-Notcc Is hereby
given 10 all persons said estate that the
dersgned Executor of the Inst viii and testament OF said
James smith, will appear before the County Court
the county OF Ia Sale and state Of Inois M the county
House. Ottawa In said county, ON Monday the 10Th
DAY 1873 for the purpose Ofrendering An account
of his proceedings IN the administration OF said estate Tor
the tnal settlement.
Dated NJ OTTAWA this 10Th day of May ls,s ,,,,,,
JAMES r.. SMITH.
uuyiOIw Executor.
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The .I0,ertcdn IgricUituriSt says: "Inparts
of Pennsylvania we have seen Il cellar so con-
nccted with well as to considerably lower its
The arrangements might be
used to advantage elsewhere. \ cellar is dug
about three feet from the well rs deep as may
he convenient, and AN opening made between
them through Il brick arch. the mouth of which
Is covered with coarse wire netting. \ slab
of stone is pacednear the opening, upon which
butter i set Ia cool -
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\ kind and thoughtful father burst into tears
the other day when he reflected that in less than
twenty-one years his newborn son would have
to serve as recruit or find 800 francs eXemp
ton money. Cheer up" said friend, en-
perhaps the law may he chang
ed before the kid comes of age" That's So
said the father, drying his tears; ~or perphaps
he may be widows son by that time, and so
be exempt anyhow It's always bestto look on
the bright side of things "-Figdro-
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All of one long happy hour mamma had
been reading TO the little ones, Sunday after
noon, and talking to them about heaven and
The angels, and showing them pictures of an
gels with their snowy wings. Suddenly Jack
shouted Mother. when I'm an angel want
% he a Shanghni" Shocked silence on the
part Of the family circle, luloNcA 'y ;Ac eA
planato,y clause iy Jack "'ca'hcr. or ny
legs, YOU know" Mother dismissed the it'll,
congregation without the usual bcnediction.-
Bat}iHgtoa Udrhfyf.
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The Best Sdl,ri in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers salt Rhcum, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilrlains, Corns, and all kinds of skin
Eruptions This SalyC is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by f. !. Griggs,
OTTAWA, Ills.
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It, u,ri1 line runs from Chicago 70 Council Blurs
and omaha. passing through joliet, ottawa, "a
sale Gcncse0 Moline, Rock Island, Dnvcnpoft,
West Liberty. Iowa City, Marcngp Bro9kyh,
with branches from Bureau Junction 10 Peoria;
Wilton junction to Mu-Catin", Washington, arr
.IelG Eliop Brlkuap, trntrcEillc Princeton, rem
I'm CuIlatin. Cameron, Lcavcnwu5th and Atchl>mH'
W..l.ugtap To- -igpurrcy, b~knlpu-h and hhpNNlio'
ts..Euk To Pennington, EBuupaEtc, brit'Isp,tt'
ingGucudcnt hldon, Ottumwa, Eddyyilc, oska-
i.n-i pclla Monroe, and Dcs Moincs: DeS Muinc-,
Ia Iudianola and Wintersct; Atlantic u Audupnl
and N.ncn to Harlan. This u positively tue uhIy
Railroad which owns, controls ana operates l.
,hrru.h line between thiutgp aud hanSl-.
Tbi- Corupafiy own and control their sleeping Cars
which are inferior To none, ana give you duube
ta-th 4 hiCnEp and tuuuCll BUNS, lstlNci-
nth or Atclison for Two Dollars and ftty Gents;
and section for Five Dollars, while all 9ther NM
,'tr,p between the SAN" points. IhTi' i'"iihS I'I
!, i,Tilr nrr,h and six Dollars Tor 81 section ,
What will please you IN, 1t VIII De i'ic pressure
ING YOUR meals. while passing over INC bcdut-
.nl uraTios of Illinois and Iowa, in one OF our mag
,itScut Dining and Restaurant Iar- that accompany
a. good as il served IN any tirst-cinsS hotel i"r
.rvcntv-fvc cents or YOU can order what you lNe'
and pa for what ylu grt. -. -, N
Auprpclating the ifCt that MAJORITY W the pe"'i'
rretfr separate apartments for dtnCTcaJ puTpo,l'>
and the enormous passenger business OF TINS llh'
T,rr,ntirrit we are pleased To announce that th's
company runs its INl.AtE el.EEFIN,s I AltS !, Y
SIcci,inr purposes. and it, PALACE blNlNNs tNiNS
FOR EatlnE purposes. One other great I'Stu'- "a
PALACE CARS are run through to +
syffFrTSDS and LEANEN NDhIhs =.
Ticket. Via this Line. known a. ths .
Ticket Agents In the United states ana ~
For information not obt.iin::fic AT your
A. KINIBALI,
lenu Supcriutendent
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II say, Maud," says young man to young
woman, really, old girl, You know you ought
10 bounce that old woman that You have to
open the doors and do chores She takes Snuii
and talks like maggie and Il altogether very
revolving
Il know | ought to, but then, You see, its
difficult to do it. She's my mother. However
III give her a talking to-
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A Colorado paper says: An Englishman
who had seen better days was riding in The
coach to Leadvilc recently. There were good
many other people in the coach, also. w III
YOU please said the Englishman, open that
window want 10 see the mountain scenery
An freshman, who was snoozing IN corner
looked up on hearing the remark, and observed
'Bedad, you'll sec plenty of it month from
now, when you're comm back on tut
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George" she sad to the persplrlng Young
man, II love you just the sane, but rs our Guy
relatives are coming next week, mother thinks
you'd better stay away, because your long lalr
and frecklcd face might make them 'hlhk our
acquaintance weren't very hl%h-t"hed Inc
Young man is staying.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

A writer on style says; 1T Is the fashion
in France for ladies to take their tea IN bon
nets and gloves" one objection to this is that
some of the new bonnels do not hold much
more than a lump OF sugar
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He entered the grocery store, said not word
but allowed his cane to SWING To amt FRO eN-
ac,y as the pendulum of clock. The grocer
only SAID, mo, we sell nothing on tick, and
the man with the cane passed sadly and silent
" out ouiSrM CouyicrJOurHdL
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