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South Carolina Railroad.
'HANGE OF sCMEDULE.

South Carolina Railroad.
On and afler Sunday September Z, 1879 Passer-
ger trains will nun ~ folloWs:
s4rs DOWN. = tfs9H
Leave Columbia, ,.......53o m 400 p m 0 so n N
Arrive at ChRrlestou...A00 p m 7.z5 y m 5,5ia m
sT 'ss s fs csc n
Arrive at Camden - noon 7.30pm sGis
Leave CHARLESTON ...,..-G.30 m $40 m 8.15pm
Leave Augusta. .......-. S.t6a m TOO m
Arrive at columbla..l03 n IN $40 p M 500 IN
Tho Night Express leaving Columbia az 50 D. N.
or trains daily, except Sundays. The $50 D. M
train from Colombia makes connection Rt Charles
Steamert. e5 u '.fs e.,aT fI afi1
sleeping cars arc run on Night traius to Charles
ton and Augusta. Rate only 81 30 for tioublo
berth. AZ u. DESAUssuRI, Agent, Colurabia.
E l. FsssS fN.s JOHN r. PECR, Gen Sup't !
d. o. ALLIES, Gen. Ticket Agt., Charleston, s. C.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

PY yiftuc Of the power contained In the
- Will OF the late Jacob Burriss. decd,
VIII sell al Anderson g. IL. on 6ALEDAY
in OCTOBER next, the portion of the
STEELE PLACE
belonging to said Estate, consisting Of nine
several parcels, 70 witt.
Lot No. 2 containing 34i acres.
Lot No. ., containing So acres.
Lot No. 5. containing 673 acres.
Lot No. II, containing 7Gi acres.
Lot No. IL, containing 1C4 acres.
Lot No. l3, containing 1872 acres.
Lot No. IA, containing 102 acres.
Lot No. Is, containing SO acres.
Lot No. 16, containing 90 acres.
Plats may be seen, and full information
obtained. on application to the undersigned
and TO J. w. Eskew.
TERMS OF FSALE-One-fourth cash, and the
remainder in three equal annual install
ments, with interest from day of sale, to be
secured by mortgage of the premises.
Purchasers to pay exit 4 for papers.
WIN. BURRISS, Executor
Sept IL, 1870 o
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

OOORA ON CO1AnON RGEASs
John W. Daniels, Clerk of tho Court of Common
Pleas, Successor &c, &c, Plaintiffs, against
L. A. NJ. VanWyck. Executrix of VIM. Van
Wyck, deceased, s. NJ. Martin and wife, T. Z.
Martin, Mattison Smith, Hester Smith and Alice
smith, Deiendants.-Sammons for Relief-OJm-
To the Defendants l.. A. NJ. vanWyck, s. NJ Mar
tin, T. E. Martin, Mattison Smith, Hester Smith
and Alice Smith
VOU gro hereby summoned and required to an
L gwer the complaint In this ectioIi of which G.
copy is filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Fleas, State and County aforesaid, and
10 serve copy of yoir answer to the said CON-
plant on the subscribers Mt their ofo5 at Anderson
s. C., within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day OF such service; and IL you
fail to answer the complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff IL this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the Complaint
Dated END August A. d. 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & WESTMORELAND and
ORR q TRIRBLE,
Plaintifs' Attorneys, Anderson c. H., SC
lsEAL] JOHN w. DANIELS, c. c. p.
To the Defendants .iff.
You viii take notice that the complaint in this
action was filed in the Office OF tho Clerk of the
son, on tho 23rd August, 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & WESTMORELAND,
ORR TRIBBLE,
Sept II, 1879
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F(lR. SATE.

a HOUSE AND LOT, in Anderson.
"a Cheap. For particulars, &C., apply
to 49, j. @. WHITEFIELD,
Sept. II, 1870 8.
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tlDSoll 81 tho ocra ssllo are fall-
iag ont aHEosg 5sitgea aif over the
pQlsAtsy, and the independent
Tlla erailsl lehna have too ra,ich
aerpliq q s aiisy u any sash iolIgS
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GREAT REDUCTTOW-

n lpfices OF CAilPE1Sa We have itst
=; =; n afl,ed down our entire stock "a aston
lsnlti Y low prices: Anybody can buy
patterns suitable FOR Mats and small Rmes
that We viii sell low. = sss
A B. TOWERS & co.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON County,

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- ANDERSON County,
By W. W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate
WHEREAS, Dr.. : ohm Fl. Maxwell has
applied to mo to grant him letters of ad.
mfnistration, on the Personal Estate and
effects of Maj. Elijah Alexander, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors OF the said
Maj. Elijah Alexander, deceased. to be and
appear before me in Court Of Probate, to
be hold at Anderson Court House, on
Friday. 2Gth of September, 1879. after pub
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand
this stth day of September, 1879.
- ;tf'W. w. HUMPHREYS, J.. p. 4
Sept. Il, 1879 asA sss i3-3
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To tho ptdcudants AIMS Z. Morgan, John C.
Leavsll and Anna Leagell: rs5ii' ~
Take aotieo that the complaint fled In this case
ts for The Partition Of tho Tract ef Land wllei to
John and Peggy 6eavell during their life-tinie,
and then to their children by Thomas Spray. con.
tnining two hundred aud elHty-two aeres, nose or
less, situated In tho State and County hfat nfore-
said, bounded by Jsnls or Hugh Kn.x, EiizaSSth,
Brcazealo, Reed campbell, 4. w. DAvis and others.
ia Theh the Court Is 20 pass upon your inierk In
the same ir The firoeeodinga OF this case Re-
~ ffiyi MOORE 4 ALLEN,
tt u a- Plnintln,g AttorpeyH.
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STATE nR cnrrnr nAnnr~-.
COUNTY. or ANDERSON.
!. GsnTFnT nTF

NkkGsVIf
COUNTY or ANDERSON
81 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
job a w Daniels, Cletk the Court of Comn,,,
t'rns Successor DC &c, Plaintiff, against I.yJIa
a. Al. vanWyek, in her own right, and as Eyec. t..
ntrlx OF Wm. VanWyck, deceased, Joshua Jarne-
son and l. u Long. Administrators OF LAM,
Long, decreased Cynthia & Irby Ezekiel Tons
L. Y. Long John Long MarTxret Drss,,t long ogI
Eitxabeth Majors. Defohdantsegafarsa5s ~ ~ Ipo p
tte1T--C CbztplGiai SerEsd. ~ 10
To the Defendants L.. A. NJ Vanwyok Jo.,,,
Jameson e. Long, Cynthia L. Irby.' Esetini
ts.ss tt2nss joan Long, Margaret Bryant and Elisa.
iWoU are horeby sut.tInoned ana rs,ui e,,i q, a.,
= ever the complaint In this action, of vhich \
is= 4 ll:e==S1y5. nj -; .
copy CT yonf answer to the salA coinplninf m th -
suoscrteess At thgir Office, at Andergon Z, ,sith
~ twenty Gays after tha service hereof ~ irst.
~ the DAY OF SUCH serfte and III vol, fai to or,
sger the complaint within the time aforsSa;d AZ
paintin ~ ahls action viii apply TO the Con-, e t
the relief 90 Gden:anded In the complaint. 'or
patea ls. xsE1 ! Gss 4 sAsps{gps1, { a. u. 1879.
\ E4RLE:. WELLS 4 WESTAOREI.AND
IsEAL] JoHE w. D&MIRfs, g. q. p -, =; =; ~ o.O'
10 the Defendant l., 4. NJ Yanyyyek
. fcu Viii take notice that the s,i,nir,oY,s ana -.
pannt ass ihs above stated action WAS fle5 In tis
once OF the Clerk OF che Court Of Couion pisas
on tho zord Gay OF August, 1870. .~'
Earle, WELLS * WESfMORFsf,kS,n
fsi ORRs& sThIBBLE 81 iIS : - ~
ssptIi, 1919 'Al .s'n = A,'ornegs.
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TnE sTATe or s0UTA cARoLlNA,
COURT OB8 COAlhlON PLEAS,

Elijah T. Lcavcil, Piaihti1s nsalnst EIizabeth w
Leayell, Hannah p. Ieaveil, ct al. Defendants-
SliInaso1s for xfefsJ-C Cb1lpjuiui sauG s1crpesf.
TO the Defendants Anna z Morgan, John O, Teav-
; ell. Anna Loavcil, Thomas S. Loavcll, Matgaret
b n. ClsiniHons: .r.si,s fat R.its go
YOU nre hereby summoned and required 10 an
J. Bvef tho complaint In this action, c6py Of
which is Hol In the 0lca Of tho Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, ct Anderson O. H., 8. @, and 20
servo copy of your aDawer to the said complaint
on the su6scIih6fa ~ their once Anderson O.
exclusive OF the day of such service and ~ yon
fail 20 enswef the contai within The tifae afore-
said the plaintse In ihis action VIII apply 70 the
CogFt for tie feiief demanded In the complaint.
Dated September slh, a. u. 1879.
MOORE q ALLEN
XXX Plaintiffs Attnrneva
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= a Aresolution was offered TO unseat the
TaInnlany delegates who had bolted, and
adInie tho contrasting delegations as tho
but it ysaa tabled. y
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c. BLANCHARD AND c. H. BRUSH,

1fOiHenS al Lar.
> circuit Court Me,eJ, 10 october Tom \. D. i8'S.-I"
David t. Thornton, William c. Man. as executor Of the
last win ana of Mary sy Fiji z pH'G VARS sr
McMuen Amanda N; Dawson, Sarah 6. Gabriel Eliza
an sn rns paSn @ william
with the viii Of the estate Of Hiram ThSrnio de-
Cook eise g TRSTntSp sarah 4Halnd a
s T Rounds join S Thornton, Mary K Russell, William F.
h6ss %aaSy YAK RieiI sie As%
Allison Hiram Kerr Amanda Kerr william l Kerr Jq pn
broynf On soT hHn %' R"eo
Hs My
Thornton Rosa Thornton: Cornelius G Thornton WIZARD
< E. GoTnon Sno w
Hawthorne Elizabeth Hawthorne Mary j. Cro"rli Enna
1t appearing from affidavit on Me in the office Of the
O. thornton Rebecca s. Rounds. John S. Thornton Mary
tor t msnTy Rec as William + Rector Jefferson Rector
Eugene Rector James D. Thornton KGhccca Keller t. C.
rasenfs of the state Of Tos that upon due inquiry the
above named defendants Wesley knnklr Mary k MIKE
Rosa Th3rn,opi GSrns & S"r"n AND M Wa
dence cannot be ascertaned and tnnt the nam. OF a
than those whose are above given are unknown
and compliments having filed in the 9ss of the gls
Illinois in and for the Northern Grand Division remand
ing the above entitled cause 10 Silu circuit court
Now therefore, the above named defendants Jesse g
ThOrnton Rchecca s. Rounds John :. Thornton. Mary h
Russell Louisa j stewart James BrOwnel. y. v Rector
Henry Rector, William 7. Rector Jefferson ID Rector En-
W s D. w EfRsSG" ks
Kunke. Mary Kunklc, HarveyG Rector, 1emuc Thorn
ton Sophroua f. Thornton Rosa Thornton. Cornelius G
Thornton Willard p. Thornton j. f. D. Thornton, D. j.
Thornton william F. r. Thornton, and the unknown heirs
ard dpylsres of Hiram Thornton deceased are hereby no
fed that the panants have filed in the Office Of The clerk
of SAID Circuit Court transcript OF the order nf the S
nremc Court OF Illinois in and the Northern Grand D
vision Remaining above entitled cause 70 said Circuit
Cont and that said will be reinstated in said Circuit
Cont on or before the first day Of the next term thereof 10
he holden at the County Court Hsus" In OTTAWA In said Ia
sale county ON the second Monday being the 18Th day Of
October A. H. 1879 whcrcupOn such other and further pro
recdngs win be had in said cause as 10 law ana Justice shall
ippcrtan. $780,, , 80, 49, ,., ,, u,
senl NJ said curt this i2th day of August 4. ~ 1873
augiG ROSWELL. HOLMES CLERK.
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Wanian's strategy.

Jack" said a pretty girl to her small broth
er the other day, II want you to DO something
for mc--that's II good fellow"
What Is IT." growled Jack, who is the
brother of the period.
why you know that wig and mustacheyo
used IN the theatricals?'
Well"
well, won't you put them on and go TO the
concert tonight? Augustus and / Will be
there, and Jack want you to stare at me the
whole evening through your glasses
',What,-you want me to do that"
YES; and Us we come out you must stand
in the door and try to slip me note-take
care that Gus sees you, too
well, | declare"
Because you see, Jack, Gus likes me, |
know, but then he is awful slow, and he's well
off, and lots of other girls are after him, and
and he's got to be hurried up little, as it
Weren
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The prOfe ssienal Interview.


Did he come after you with a shotgun"
"Gaw; he shoots nit me, links"
Had you gwen him any cause Of otfense ~
"Nein. ! wash not dere"
Wasn't there? DidR't he try TO shoot you ~
Mine friend, it wash not him.
Not who"
yell, dose NEWSPAPERS not got HIM right"
Didn't the large gentleman from Washing
ton try to stop him from shooting YOU"
He vas pritty mad at dat man, | tells your
Mad at the large gentleman"
well, links So"
why, | thought he was after you?
Yes, he comes nit me nit his gun, but"
"But what"
We'll, dere vas a leetle mishtake | wash
coming nit der oder rote and he meets ne and
says By. Say, you goes for to brint dis in
der paper?"
Never mind about that"
"Nein, ! knows nodlng at all apOut IT,"
"Ant you the German musicteacher whose
brains he wanted to blow OUT"
HE wanted ter pillow all der prains out He
wash eggzited."
well, what did he want to blow your brains
out for?'
As"Mine friend, ish not at liberty to say.
reIl, | ish der man he pints der gun at, but
he wash more madden at somepodies else. -
". J. Graphtc.
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What He Was Fishing For.

The other day the Harbor Master came
across "a stranger on TIE wharf, at the foot OF
Randolph street, fishing with cotton string
10 which was attached hook made Of stove
pipe wire and baited with an apple core.
"Do you expect to catch any fish with such
tackle as that" inquired the official.
NO, sir" was the prompt reply.
Are you fishing for bites:'
No, SIR
Fishing for fun"
no, SIR
The netted IIarbor Master was about TO tell
the calm minded stranger to fish away and
DC hanged to him, when he carefully lifted his
hook out o: the water, spit on the apple core
| and said;
I've 'orn in This city two days and over
slccpn IN ttN,> end living On AT md WIS
just cAi erin ru'ng To- 80 It lHCrt WaS oNlh
cd reptile IN HIS u,ialLuIhnod H. hungry as
| am"
The officer lent him chew of tobacco and
permitted him TO continue his experiment IN
peace-lhicogo TrejuHc
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BUDGT OF FUN.

The Rev Dr. Buckley, in n sermon at the
ChautauQua camp meeting on the irreverent
mixing of religion and buliness related the fol.
lowing story: "A man told me that he had
bought an estate; that he divided II into sect
ions, and he was sure that it was going to pay
tremendously. and he had made il Il matter of
PRAYER for iourdays as to who should have the
last share And he told mel blush to say it
that the Holy Ghost had revealed 20 him
that | was the man that was to have the last
share. Said | "lfthere were no other Holy
Ghost than the Holy Ghost that taught you
that, by my honor as IA man, would stand up
by the side of Robert lngersoll and preach IN
fidelity until died" And every man that
took share in that speculation that he refer
redio came to grief except that man, and some
how or other he got out Of 1t with considerable
money!
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GILMAN & COOK,

S''rATE. OF IL Il I1Np1S, la SALE 'o,-->s-
= Circuit court, OciObef term. 1879. -,
Marie Cuxton rs. Frederick c. CluNto IN thanrGn
Affidavit of the non-resencc OF Frederick G. CuXun the
above named defendant having been filed III the clerk ONCE
Of ,he Circuit of said county notice therefore hereby
given Ia thp snd resident defendant that the complain
AMI filed her hill complaint in said court on The Cacery
side thereof the 18th day OF Aug lS9 and tha thcrupon
pending reurnshe the second Monday in the month OF
DCrohrr next, as is by Law required -
New unless yOu the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally he and appear before said rcht
Court on the first day Of the next term thereof Ia DC holden
M OTTAWA in and the said county on tn" second Monda
in Octobpr next and ppad demur To te said
nlsnants hill of complaint the aud thc matter.
and things therein charged and stated Will he taken ~ con
fpssed and entered against you according To te
nrayer of said bill ROSWELL W HOLMES. Clerk.
GTSax a. Cook. Complt's Soirs auel6
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q. II. BRUSH,
Attorney at Lar.
CTATE OF" ILl.lSOl-.L ASALL

STATI: OEILl.I VOLS, l. SALE Co.--ss.
- In tie circuit court. october term 1879
Maria NJ. Rahbun. Elizabeth Chandler, Frances Chap
man and Helen NJ Woodruff Mary Clark, Iucius Clark,
John f. Clark, Charles A. Clark, Robert Clark The Mar
settles Land and Water Power Company, Sarah Johnson,
Harriet " Burton, Alvin Burton William 4. Hawks, Juliet
Bond Andrew +. Bond. Daniel lIurd. George s. Perry,
George $ Bond Martha j Bond. A. Bond Enos Brown,
Leanaer e. Douglass, Rudolph Brandle John NJ Johnson,
Samuel VI. Porter Charles loar. William H. Bryan. Charles
o. landphere, f. Hines, William Pool. Sarah T.. Wiley, Elz-
abcth Wiley Mary j. Wiley, elizabeth A. Wiley. BENJAMIN
f. Iadlcy Isaac Gage Charles Clifford. H. A. Pitts Sons
Manufg CO.. Hartman C. Piester Lydia Martin Frances VI.
sanborn Henry loare. ~ W Allen, Z. +. Allen and Mary
lIarpcr.-YR ChdHcerY.
Affidavit of the nonrcsdcnce of William f. Hawks f. A.
Bond William H. Bryan, Charles o. Landphere aud Henry
IlDarr mpipade with the other above named defendants.
having filed in the clerks Office of the Circuit Court
resident defendants that the complanants filed their bill of
complaint said court on the chancery side thereof on the
third day Of october 1873 and that thereupon summons
issued of said wherein sud suit is now pending,
reurnabc the second Monday In the month of October
next ms IL by law required.
Now, unless YOU the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the first day of the next term thereof to he holden
Ottawa in and for the said county. on the second Monday
in october next and plead answer or dcmur 10 the said
Compainants bill Of complaint, the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will he taken as con
csscd and decree entered against You according To the
prayer of said Hill. NOSW ELL w HOLMES Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, Aug, 29;h, 1919.
{. II. BRUSH. COnpts solicitor. hugO Nv
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Nolce i
N hereby given In pursuance OF an order anu decree
of the County Court Union county, Illinois, made AZ The
July term thereof 1879 certain cause for the SAFE o t
real rben LeavenwOr deceased 10 pay MS debts
wherein Jacob D. Benton. administrator OF the estate OF
Ebeni Leavenworth deceased, Was plaintiff aad = Jane
Layenworth others defendants shall on tues
day day OF September D. 1872 NJ the nOur oil one
o'clock VI che prcmisea az Losant. Ia sale county
Illinois, proceed sell public auction, on aereiit 81
twelve months: Lets one two, three and four IN DOCK
two In the town Iostant la Sale county, Illinois Also
block sixteen lots numbered and eight III hock
seventeen Richey's Second Addition ~ the said n"h OF
Iostan Ia sale county Illinois. On block is Aforesaid
stands a fine Touring MILL -,
The purchasers will he required to give notes Win ap
proved personal security and mortgage on the property
olI 10 secure the purchase money The wdew viii release
10 all purchasers dover In and to said property al THE
time OF their complying with the terms of sale
JACOB u. BENTON.
Administrator of the Estate Of Eheui
July IL $50 Lrsvenworth deceased.
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SOLD IN OTTAWA BY
OSMAN 4 HAPPEN AN.
Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas IN bus
mess stationery, hare neU type, and
use the Hodder BlOtter- Pad for Keep
ine printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The HOdder Pad is the
best in use. It is neater. cheaper.
more cOnrenisnt. less cuD1brOuS ana
does its lr0yk better than any other
Hotter get mrented asa mere glance
at it wiU prore to any man. We
guarantee SATISFACTION to all oMs~
customers, GirinG tie best material
and best vork for the money in Of
tara. II y0u ,raiet something GOOD
and neat caU on
OSMAN & HAPEMAN
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Old 81 laid his hand upon his knee-cap and
said:
dis hyar sporadck tech OBJ de rumatiz
minds me dat hits gwine ter rain bout for
days an Use lerbul ter lose der run oh de story
(Which story"
Dat leetle romance up yonder in Rode Hum,
'twixt Conkling an Guv'ner Sprague."
What do you think of it, 81, anyhow
We'll, sab, my pinions on desc hyar ques-
chins is purity solid, for er fack! Now, III dis
case Use clarly satersfied dat de Guv. wuz
totin' round the bes' argument that wuz lef'
him in de premises"
Then you approve of the shotgun remedy
for domestic invasion:'
jess cgZactly. An whenebber er man gifts
hissef up ter dat pitch, whedder he's er nlusck
teacher fun Germany er chm musishun fun
New Yawk, dat he goes inter kamp onanud-
der mans home lot, de owner of de lot heZ got
de rite ter use er rit oh ,jeckment wild ha'rtrig-
gers an senter-fire buck-shot kyartridges.'
Perhaps the law forbids and furnishes an
other sort of remedy"
Dat mabbe so wld de law dey puts onder
sheepskip kivvers, but dar's er onritten law
Job dis hyar Ian dat when er man buys er mar
ridge Incense he gifts de rite Wild hit ter organize
ft,nerlls in his nabOrhood IN desc sort Oh 'mer-
|gencies"
And that looks reasonable"
',paf's de smoobbore logick dat'l wind up
de debate Jess ez we'll IN Rode Ilum eZ IN Geor-
Iyv. an hits dat sort oh er seckshun OBJ dc kode
dai's tackled up on my doah-post, yer heah
me-"
And then the old man limped away TO es-
cape the shower.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADEl; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1879
legel.
c. H. BRUSH.
d,t0rney al Lar.
1T a - n, or Ilxl.INOIS. Ia /,

S,-I-A II n o ILLINOIS. Ia SALLEC Co.'s.
- IN the circuit court october term 1879
Thomas d Catlin Edward v. b. Hoes, Ella II: Peak,
Fanny r. Hoes and also Charles Blanchard Adnistra
tor and Fanny r. Hoes Admnsrarix Of the Estate OF
John V. 4. Hoes deceased. In CbdHceiN. -
Affidavit of the non residence Of Fanny r. Hoes and Ella
H. Peak implicated with the other above named defendants
having been filed in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
said county notice therefore hereby given 10 the said
resident defendants that the complainant Med his bl
of complaint in said court the chanccry side thereof
the 2sh day Of August 1873 and that thercupon summons
out said court wherein said suit Is now pending.
returnahle the second Monday in the month OF October
next, rs is by law required
Now nnlcss YOU the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally he and appear before said circuit
the first day of tie next term thereof to be holden
Ottawa in and for the said county, the second Monday
in October next and plead answer or dcmnr 10 the said
compliments bill complaint the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken con-
fesed and decree entered against you according 10 The
prayer of said bill. ROSWELL w. HOLMES, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois. Aug 18th 1919.
q II. Rpi-sr. Cgmnt'S solicitor. aug9liw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-06
They Az :. -. BESI,

Gcn;ieRca, Enclosed you VIII md $!.2i and wish
YOU would send me another dozcA Of your COLLINS
NOLr.NC PLAsTEhS. lly the abHyelou win sec that
IN do something to help others IN some way even If
am not able to Ne up and around. are num-
Der who have tri.i your piast,rs V .ad given out
that AL plastcrs ,'JDd Ilr Eut. r. AID Join
with me that the luc best tho hay ever tried.
have got along this winter better have before in
three years. wished could nav ~, Igd of your plas
tcgs before. lOurs, DC,
LORETTA N. CROSS.
BALLsroy SPA. v y, Marc, =; 1911