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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-07
Town County COURT In Prnhate.

Town 'ouIl9 N1'ul1 ~ lihdiGs
hi the matter 81 the estate VI Juserh Elne
gon. deceased.
Letters d administration having ,Gls day
been issuCd 70 Matl atet Eilrngen Uf taid
county ana SIX mouths ltom he date hrtuol
h.iHg allowed aud limited creditors 10 present
their claims against said deceased luf rxamina-
tia, and allowance
IL Il orirsrd that al claims and demands
against the rstate of said Il ceased ha received
and adjusted before tne Judge nf iltir court and
laf ,has purpose he VIII be ~ ny utlce IL tue
village It D0dgeyile On the tirrt Tuesday OF
rach mohlh during the tenn above limltod,
Ard il ia further ordered aud directed that
tile TIM, aud places Tor examining and alluN
INK claims. and the time limited tu ercditafs
tuprrseut their claims 81 given hy publication
tar four successive Wccks III the lAWt Nauutf
namnrfat, weekly newspaper printed in TINS
stare.
Dated. noagnyllle. January .tl 49,
IN a.lA L. 81. $50. $3.50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-07
SENATOR SHIELDS.
TheYeteran's Speech on his Elec-
ton to the U. 8. Senate by the
Missouri Legislature.

sembly and Fellow-Democrats:
Il have come here tonight,
at the invitation Of your com.
mittee, to return you my heart
felt thanks for the honor you
have just conferred upon me.
You have paid me the highest
compliment which a sovereign
state can probably pay one OF
it's citizens-that is you have
chosen me to represent the hon
or, the dignity, the power and
sovereignty of the state Of Mis-
souri, for the short term in the
Senate of the United States.
The term is short but the honor
will endure as long as the state
of Missouri, and endure to me.
I regard it as the highest com
pliment Of n very singular life:
"a compliment too that's given
to me in such II way as has
hardly ever reached any hum
BILE citizen before. ] was no
candidate; never presented
my name for the office; had
no desire even to seek it, but
it came TO me spontaneously;
il came ton from the gener-
Gus hearts of "A noble people; it
placed me in the position that
had to go in as il were with
my friends, and with the feel
ing of the moment. My heart
is to full to make you q speech,
and ! will tell you why regard
it as the highest endorsement
that can be given 4 citizen Of
his life, and will tell you what
| regard still more than even
the high honor you have been
pleased to confer upon me. 1t
is the feeling the generous,
the magnanimous, the cnthn-
siastic feeling which accom-
panied it. Applause
The very men who found il
their duty TO support another,
even then paid compliments to
poor old Shields. They had
not Il word to say against my
character. Some OF them are
among my best friends. ! DO
not know how to express my
feelings. The votes that were
given me, and the quarter from
which those votes came, and
the circumstances under which
they were given, make il one OF
the grandcst compliments that
ever was paid 70 al humble cit
izcn. who has nothing 10 recon-
mend him other than lis char
acter for honesty, integrity and
fidelity TO his party and his
country throughout his life.
That is the feeling and IL il
goes abroad through America,
that feeling of generous, noble
confidence in our brother, and
the feeling Of the Democratic
party as il is exhibited here in
Missouri, will make the Demo
cratic party invincihle from ono
end al the Onion to the other
But ii is more than that, II is
more than II party IT Is pay
ing i high compliment q in old
man who has tried in his ways
to be faithful to the country
that adopted him Us u citizen
before he left the stage OF life
forever. Notwithstanding the
fact chat | came to the United
States of America. Il frieWlless
boy, from poor, dear generous
old Ireland, and that had not
n friend | knew, ora man that
knew ne at The time, ! stand here
to night il the general assembly
OF Missouri. ulreauy the reprcsen-
tatire Of twa sovereign states ard
you ae now about to make me the
representative ota third one. Such
\, tllinu "a tlot hos pnvnr ha,,nnual
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-07
Announcements tor 1859.

AeUYruuamonts tor 1899
,,o IHe attraction for the coming yea
gttn ls6 lH.a5N.at.
6aa,.f if'. aperl novel; by Mr., i anci,
lf, H Url. aainnr u That Las
tE5.g r5tFr0c III Mrs Burnctts new
Na a8. t0 laaa0-hlre; th" hero il
N0a#l## #.s VI 'tu@Ji,fh birth IlaWorth't
eiH, -raA Nl- BEraet has We VIII
r III tU1 ll"0&N t&cgc nambcrS On
@l.agaci nes,i aans With November. lSls !,
a ti#N 6l FIX ss.l4-e4N Illustrated
aleae ~. Il -..t9.t reyel IS r. II Boyesch
tt8 tW ss,pd.i y fhe Wan Who L0st hh
t.~.' ~ .''*- romance the author 4rapl
eva aoel Na ma peeHhariile- ol Morse mmi-
anat Ne We-trfn settlement
Se#rs q AeH pecens Is Go. w. CSble,
i ta ae p,Lrent ae ctumsQn % Faleonbarg.
y eiGs .l~s4 Ht.l eNatAt the rtatc OF society III
III @IUntG lsauf,aalA ta NJ VIC wears 1903 10, ,h.
4 Lula a tux Ccssslnh. aEd period heGi mo II
t,t.tta,A ,l,.Qr- 10 the ptcseLt k2eols,tuc.
\ ttpH tteftod
i ptlmr Va ,mene,l Poets rhs garles dc
n #na vs. an@ls Wllh te por rail- Of Btyanp vii
"A Iv rrbtitpte, ftft-e portraits are Drawn from
EBr TVS "htt Natpn ASA CaguNed Nv ". Cole
IFEe Mlii ha pantea ~ tmely ON tinicG papef
Na- lron Dunes ai iuar different numbers =
tluntutr. 4 ktighes 81 tie lives D. the p0cts
Entltae,eiuInhS tucFe portraits
cEltCy 81 lat @lenas, sefies OF papers
Nul NAY uel tlt.tb !4lss luhn h0l, tie ealtoru 4
, q, attf5u# ftt Ia 5,apiHt tad pCtutCsq II
> lte -inie qar rxiet nd tlustwotsny
tI0I Any p5t 'a}llUnta APPS. that have
sut ha, Vi 85au#t. tltU#rel}Ge Viii sketch the Cal
lmlfe llsres, LGnesi Md st'tms, and For
!. eats
Fl ASrVNt5u p Hral1 MI Herbert II saith
pGCtne.g tUagre.tl C9miauian oi the lAt,
tenl llarft &, bow IA RAzi, With Mr. \ Nrlis
(asu#pAtA li 4l#t Mho accompanied Mr
Mn, III kni. III Ht- toa through he Great
Sabt rtrp3t4p- bit sCRiBNEE s.lies 81
s3r, an .e, nfNstd condition, etth cities,
u W. SD ts5ahG5Er nl llt gtttt ethPlft
fll uAttl Nei,s eap.r. ~ M ~ Corfod-
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tanSt, raarsno man bic eroben v6srren
9pistrssn" fir uimart" bait unb laufen
labt. Gia tpsn!s unseredt bar es In e.
nee Sster lebtsn Gorrssponcen,sn pon
bier, benz Staatsanspalt bic san,e @Aulo
In bic Shube ih;sbsn 81 molten. unlere
sissnsn Witourssr bier oofr in anberen
Counties, iotlten iIA pielmetr an bic Bruit
Ihlasen uno tsfenasn, bab lte unb nmr
fie perantwortl;h fao fiir bteie uebel.
fanae, net! Fe In unperantwor!tAem
Qeibtlinn nit ben 6.rren gsrbredhern
lpmpatbilfren. .... T.
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xases: N eui9fett e n.
q u 8 | a n B j..


= Der 8enersB pom Can Domingo
tat bic SteBierun9 autort(trt, NIT ben Ser.
@taatsn einen gertrag gum freien Mus.
taa1d psr Qanoesproeufte ab3ulhlieBen.-
Su Cen ncrpSali&sm propin3en iinp
Wclolaser entOsdt .worbsn. Der Son.
sreb bat elmer amtritaniIdsn @efeuIaaft
bic &on,sifon CUR Gtabliruns elmer Dam.
pfsrlin!e suilden Gan Domingo, Samana,
VuertU plato uno ct. Ebpmas ertbeilt.
-. Yrin3 Serume Napoleon bat iih nod
nidt earabsr ausseiproasn, ob er 1elbl1
AnlpraHe auf bic Jabrerlaaft Der Bona.
partition MAIDEN eoer lsinsm Sobn erlau.
ben wiso, eies su tbun. Der @Hritt,
pea Yrinsen yietcr ais redtmaBigen
Nadiolser bss psr1erbensn Yrin3en unb
&rbeny Der Sailertrone gu proflamtren,
wiro ais aSsrsilt anssleben. SIN gfotb.
faQe ,piro Der 40 Sabre alte Yrtn3
Gtarles Napoleon aecsptirt werosn.
= Gus @allau wirp oemeloet, bab bas
peruantfAs pan,erlaiff 1uusear bic 5a.
fenfaot Matiefasaaa tombarpirt unb 3,pet
&ilenilAe 8ransportoampfer wegeenom.
men bat. Das ailsnilAt &rtessfaif
Bauapoasa 1T searanoet. Der 6uasear
bat nit swet dileniI&en YanSerldifsn etn
beftioes @efeAt BEL (faaoen.
= Der &bepiue bat iih nod niHt er
Hart ob sr Der Muiforpsruas, absupanten,
ua9tommen tptrb.
- Maorio, l9. Suni. Sn 9an Mi.
suel 1T cine ioliltilde YeridwSruns ent-
eedt mproen. Sieten Der 0erltmSrer
rpurben rerbaftet uno man bat Elm Ser
3eihnib ibrer Wtitperidmorenen BET ibnea
sefunoen. Sn Der Detatte, mel9e in ben
Gortes iiber bic Tbrcnrebe fattfano, err
fldrte Der Yremierminiiter @ampos, bic
Wesleruns iei p0Qig .entidlolien, bic Gu.
banii&e UraSe gu erleoi9en uno me,oe in
bieler Be5iebun8 etne periSnlihe Ycli.
tit befolssn. @rl balte es fir unm5sliG,
tie Selauerei icfort ab5uidafen. g.
muroe nit l49 seseu2 stin,mea eine
Antwcrtsaorene auf bic Ibrcnreee anee.
nummen. 9eute erplobirte bier pab
reup elmer militarilhen Nepue elm Mu-
niticn5waSen, nobel bier @cloateu se,
tSptet uno jpei Sploatsn uno nlebrere
3ufhauer perwunoet wuroen.
= Berlin, 20. Stunt. 6err Nncrew
.. Wbite, Der biefSe @elaabte ber Ser.
@taaten, bate teute bic Nuoien3 bein,
Safer nnp iiterreidte feline Bealaubi.
9ungsidreiben. @pdter purbe Ct BON
oer Saiieria empfanSeu.
Or. @tesn BON Der .Trantfurter
3eituus" 1T 3u 3pei Mcnaten @efansnib
uerurtteilt tpcrben. neil er in ieiner 3ei.
titn8 einen Beridt iiber ben aesen bic.
ielbe wesen Bismardbeleioisuna auae.
lfrenstem Prc;ede perSlisntliAte,
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- @eeoS @ilt Gb8e 3o1ic beleitist bic
.bartnddislten 6aQe bon 2eterbeidperoen.
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*@ie rrrSt9ete unb tire Mueeabraata
3csen f& .aulammsn. SIRE itclss gm'
pfnbtt&tett mar pur& lsias lsbte Meaberune
beletbiat. Gr bemertte es uno fubr raid
fort: Sd Bin Dem 9sioenotn ieee eroent'
Tide Nadfat ihuibts. aber bic gntihet
tuns iiber mein 9ebensetad lisst niht bf
ttm. @ie miNsn es, Is liest BEL Sanea
( Dteie Gntlditrenatit perf06nte fs, wis
e In tbren Ausen las. zasasrlte Sopb'e,
FuRerte er, ieien @ie uiht tartbsrsiger ale
meine eearensen graminatOren /! aansn
@te uns, wenn STR 6err Bater erlaubt,
benz @artenisil cine bSters Dsihe sebs''
unb bic 0eleu(daft -bur@ bic Ssrtanst'
auna meines @ludss iiberraiden!
Gle antportste ni&t, culoete es aber,
taB CT wieosr ibrs 6ano ersrif. Dir per.
weilen 16on 3u lanse bier, fammelte ife
banu. unb pirslid mar l6on neuer 8elud
anselanst. Sis elite, Ydtreno er lanslam
folste. Der Greunein entsesen une ua1arMt'
lie sdrtllher, als bdS belheioene Maohen
erwartet bate 9fu1 8'sle tamsn uni
etneen @opbte ttat ttr Beees, itre Muf'
resuns ;u bsms'tern, tonnte peielte ieput
BEN 1terfen Bl;de bes gatera niht per'
berasn. Mls 0s snb!id allsia tparsn, fras'
te er Qanben bat f4 alio ertlart?
@te bejabie es errSttsnb.
! unp mas balt tu i9m Aeantwortsts
Sn Wprten nihts. Sd mar Serfimmt.
81 laisn Der ginwiliauns fetnes gatere
nidt gang Hder 3u isin unb tisielbe ale
tiue tote @nafe auf3ufa6sn. go bsnts
i'd niht.
Gortfebuns folst.) ~
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- Cine StrafpreOist fir Miniiier.
Die iapanelilden Bldtter er5dblen fol-
senee @eididte bonn Spfe bes Mifaop,
Dieier Sarit bate pernon,men, bab feline
Winiiter in ibrem 9ausbalte einen sroBen
9uruS entmidela. ST lub baher bic Wei.
niiter gu einem Banquet Elm, nad eeler
BeenbisunS er fpleenbe 9tnrebe an ieint
@Sits bieli: sd babe aus eeridiebener
auellen uernommen, paB bic Staatsmi
niiter felt einiSer ,3eit cine lururiSle Sc
bensmeiie fiibrea uno paB einise BON ibuer
ii4 AUDI herrlide Yalaite erbauen. Die|es
Weraeben madt bic Gfesieruna unpopular
Das 8eid 1T ieet awar I'M 1rieben, a6e,
bic 4usaa6sn ltnb bennod sroB, pobe
sieiel6en IN sar feiuem GerbaltniNe 81
ben Ginna9men iteben, Wenn SIR nul
Guren 2uruS fortleet, 70 mirb bas Ser
bes Yulfes gud bslO entireuoet iein
S6r meroet baber gut tbun Elm menil
naasuoenfen unp in aufunIt aud eli
gisaen ,asbiser ieiu,"
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5, S. Brabp,
BERT berst2os Maettt.

=. Derielos rerrifsnt,r1 nar @efea}aafen ertsr
Rlaiit. ospcS! ea5vataias ipis amerifaaifae
t5eUsr See- nno ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
In Offiss; 10 gpmm.res'> straee,
% -. san slntdniu. ~
~ Wan et fitasrs bel s. G.9rabs, wenn
nan aelnsr gats1 3slt4f i sft. .sertGert fen mill
s .s. 14,lo.tupli
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bon gbi8cpnlin unb Bobler ron Diiune.
fota baran Ebeil nabmeu. 0etr @durj
hielt bic Teitrebe, bic fA lo,uobl burd ID
re martioe @prad,e, tpie ibre &iirss aus.
5ei&nete. Sbm foISte 5err Deuiter nit
einem 1rait anf ben beutldcu Wtinlifer
uno 5err g6bler nit einisen ,oarnlen
Wprten fir Die teimatblcien 3inber, bs.
men bas Set sesebep murbe. Den
@hlub osS Ueftes ti!oete elm srrfarti9es
Bantett, auI melaem Serr 9dar3 ben
Goat auf ben Rraloenten Der Yereiaiss
ten @taaten, 5err Deulter Cen auf bic
Yrelie erwieberte. 9icd an bemlelben
Nbenoe fetrten bic Waibinstoner @alte
nad Der Bunbe8bauptifabt 5uriid.
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- Sin 8eribt Der renoairten Psar.
mucie BON albert 6. Dung, welde lsit
ahtunbbreibis Sabreu in eer Stact geem=
Dort etablirt III Der Auspeis Der
Yeusute bes Central. Weoi5iu Waaren
baules 3eiSt, bab ih elm SrOberes Guan
tum BON benz peutiden 5eilmittel ct
Safcbs Oel beScsen babe. uls irseso eiu
onoerer Mpctbeter III New'Nsr uno eS
mabt mir nad teoeuteuoer Griabrung,
bic id be3isli.a oieleS NrtitelS seiammelt
babe, elm srObes Yersnisen, su iasen.
pub er iiberaa riidbaltslcie Befrieoiauus
sepdbrt uno pab 8iufer. melGe feline
gisenidaften erprett baben, BON benz.
islbeu in NuSorliden ber bShRsn Nner
iennnus ipreden. Das ct. SatObs
Sel benirite bic 1eilnng eines uuierer
beitetann,eu Nuitieustpren iowie pieles
ancersr wcblbs'anuter Barser, renen id
pas Vlittel perfauft bate, uen 8beuma'
tismus, hilbert G.. Dung, "a Bcwerp
Gde DON Ganallirabe. New Oori.
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5islias Treis Nrei1e
eri&eir:
sasi. . MT MuSnabme bsv SenntaSs
unb toef' ss4.-. -
70. 90 fur pas Sabr oesr ~ 80 tur .
.Montts, .e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-24

Nm sOuntae fano in Baltimore bas
SabresfsR bes oortiSen oeutihen Waiien.
bauies ltatt. Was BEN 5elte cine beion.
bsre BeoeutunS perliet. lpar Der An,fanb,
bas Der 6ecretdr sss Snnera, Carl
@6urs uub bic eousre6mitslieper DeuIfer
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- Neuerotnes III eine Bismard, ,@eife
In ben 5anoel ssfummen.- gielleidt trGat
iie ibrsn Namsn pesbalb, psl Fe BEL
Der ssrinsfsn @etbuns foiort ,u
i&aumen besinnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

4 gentleman who WAS yesterday driving up
Antoine street came upon an aged colOrcd man
who was loading himself with boards he had
Just pulled of Il fence surrounding a vacant
Hot.
"Do you own that lot?' shouted the citizen
as he drew rem.
"Dced doan' sab l2c only leased sheer
OF dis fence till de weddcr brokcs away an
Gums warmer
Are you gong to burn those boards for fire
wood?'
~ IL, boss. De fan in de house am dun
gone clean out, an dc ole woman am slappln
de chil'cn to keep dar ears from bein' trost-bit
Its powerful wedder boss"
ayes, it's pretty cold; but what were youd0
ing last summer? Why didn't you get your
wood all ready for winter"
. "Wasn't dar an ole slab shanty mex doah to
me, an wasn't ] gwine TO gradually cause de
buidin' TO disappear dis winter; and just as
de fust snow cum didn't de owner of dc place
drop down an gin dc hat 10 Il family to live in
rent free till spring 'rain't my fault, boss, dat
we has got chilblain, all obrr the house an
frozen taters under de bed, but dc owner Oh
dat shanty am de pusSon who orter be talked
to. lfyou happen to meet him, boss, toc him
jist what you fink of scCh conduct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

Yesterday evening Prof Stewart went into
the Demonico Restaurant and asked Andy,
the lrreprcSslblc head steward, To bring nm
some stuffed mutton and parsnlps. Nosooncr
had the professor fairly seated himself at one
of the small tables than book agent came in
and took the other side Of The board ThctWo
men were strangers, but, as matter OF course,
this book peddIer couldn't keep still andprcS-
emily made some conversational advance to
Stewart
Are not these meteorological Disturbances
somewhat peculiar for these latltudcs:'
The professor paused a moment rs he was
MASKING potato, and replied;
Guess it's about the same thing every year
in seasons OF atmospheric depression alter
mating with unexpected bOrcal eXcitcmcnts
and rapid changes resultant ON sudden accounts
iationa OF moisture, such dispositions OF the
storm belt are not III my opinion, entirely un
called for"
"EXactly,' remarked the professor, Iittin" Il
fly out Of hls coffee.
But continued the agent delighted at the
style in which ne WIS croWdmg the professor,
II doubt not but that certain energetic poari-
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Uncle Rcmus walkel into the Office yc,cr-
day with tin buckle, on his arm, and tackled
the first man he met
Boss. is GcncrI sherman bin roun' mere
sho nutf?'
Not around here. He has been in town"
Oats wat I'm drivn' at. thunk dem
niggers wuz ginnin I'm me II game ont well
| hear Mars. John readin' il in de paper Wis,
tiddy."
Didn't You call on him :"
u sorcr fingered loun' on de aidges fer ter
see wat could see, but | wish may be turn
loose on de sea cOaS' widOut Il nikcl ei ketch
ed Il glimpse un I'M. | sOrtCr had biZncsS wild
i'm. Dcy tells me dat he's got apOwerful stiff
'membrunce," continued Uncle Remus, setting
his bucket in n corner,
$50 they say"
'Dat's wat | hear tell I'd like nightly
Ter ter got little contab wild de gener'l"
why didn't you go and see him.
well, in de daytime, boss | has ter Scram-
bic roun' arter Il piece of bacon rine fer ter
greaze my stummickwid, an wen night comes
/ gotter ssrter hang roun' an watch my chick.
en- coop. De more piOuScr wat de Niger git
dc more closer wat you gottcr keep yo' eye
balls on yo' pullets.'
What did you want to talk with General
Sherman abOut?n
well, you see, boss, wen lie ahmy vent ;hu
Putnam county Il trompn things down, my
boy George ups an follcrs en-. an | AIM
never seed i'm fun Diet day to dis. Hewuz dc
likeliest sixteen yOar ole niger YOU ever sol
eyes on. Las time | hear FUN dat niger hC
was UP derc in WaShn'tOn, an he writ fel
money. Mars. John sent i'm ten dollars, an
! aint never paid i'm ylt.'
Maybe George is "A member of congress-
Who? Dat Niger? Ef knowed 1t. de
clar to gracious eff | wouldn't go up dere an
yank i'm out right 10 de whole crowd. Dat
me, up an down"
Maybe he is the president of a keno bank
Is dey any calabooSes up dere, boss: Cast
eli tley is, den know whar he's a boardIn'."
Why YOU don't think he's in jail, do you =
Hits dis way, boss. Wen Niger wat:
been fetched up spectacle turn is back on 1:
daddy an nanny an goes trOmpin' roun
artcr passed. or wife people, zen you bleedzel
to search de iailS eff you spec to find i'm Least
WAYS, dar's whar I'd 'naugrate de hunt, an
boun' Id ketch up wld I'm de fus pass
made"
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MAYO & WIDMER,


NOI5Toi AGE SAI.I.- Whereas William COLI
Illinois bid, 10y ncr mortgage decd hearing date the
twenty nth day Of August 1874, and recorded IN me
Recorders office of said In Sale county, at page $40 OF Vol
umc lg3 Of Records convey tn the undersigned John
Stout the real hereinafter d, chcd, Ia secure the
payment certain prUss0y not" bearing even date WIN
said nurtggn nine hundred and ninety seven
DOLLAR made by the said Nll'm Collision ana payable To
the order said Stout I'm year rom III" dntr thereof
with interest AT ten per cent. per aHnuln;
and whereas default has been mad" ~ "a" payment ~
said prumisSory note and there Is now due ana unpaid
thereon the whole OF sud principal sum, witt, Interest
thereon ten per cent c, annuw nom tr dhi' Of sln
note: -,
Now therefore public notice hereby given that !. the
,uid John Stout. by virtue OF the power IN IA" vested by
said murtlg" deed. will. TUESDAY. the WcH}-h day
of February A. p 1879 The hour Of ten In the forenoon of
the said ay AZ the south of the County Court House
in the city Of OTTAWA la Salr county, Illinois, ST." NJ public
yCndru the highest bidder for cash. al N" real estate
mentioned N deed and described ~ follows.
wit: The north Alf uf The northwest qEartr OF section
twcuySoyru. In township thirty nOtl range nNt east
Of the third principal mCriInn.- containing tE( acres,
and situate in the county Of ~ sale and sntrC u Illinois.
together with all the right and "uuy Of redemption Of SAID
William COLLISION and Mary his wife. tier heirs ana assigns
therein Which said sale and She conveyance hereunder
will h. made subject the payment Of prior mortgage
msdr sad william Collision and Mary COLLISION 10 one
Joseph stout bearing di'r she jvrtyh day Of April -
D. 1872 recorded in said Recorder, office al page "! NJ
Book = of Records JOHN SIol J.
Ottawa III January %, lSi'. Mortgage
MAYO Il WlpNEE, Attorneys. lhh%J-'"
The abov. sale Is adjourned for uur week. and Will he
made March It'll, lsi9, at 10 o'clock 4. -. ,
JOHN STOUT Mortgage"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

DR. Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption i.
certainly the greatest medical remedy ever plac-
ed within the reach Of suffering humanity.
Thousands Of once hopeless sufferers now proud
IL proclaim their praise for this wonderful Dis
coverv. 20 which they owe their lives Not only
il posif,rcy d0,S cur Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, hut Hoarscness
and all affections Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
WELD at once To its wonderful curative powers a
il lay mage. We do not ask you To buy large
bottle until you know what you are getting We
therefore. oor,Stly request that YOU call on your
druggist, +. Y. Griggs, and get a trial bottle for
ten cents, which will convince the most skepti-
cal Of its wonderful merits, and show you what q
regular one dollar size bottle will do. For sale
10y f. \. Griggs. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

fI'h y "a Ii. MOTTO e. Office Is hereby gwen
that sale by the Treasurer of In Sale county IN ne
Illinois Of delinquent lands and town lott. for the
and and costs due thereon for D. 1870
and previous years, held al the court house in ottawa M
said county. commenced on the 18th day OF June ls ana
continued day day m pursuance ~ law, JohH l.
Burke the &i day Of June 1871 became the purchaser OF
following described lots, the town of Ia sale u VII
Lots ana Il. in block ~ assessed III I'll" name Il" "hh
McGuycr
Also lot. and 3. IN block l. WardWcl'- Addition TO IN
sHlr. aSs,->Ud tu John Kelly.
Also lot l. ia block !. u-So-~,a 10 Patrick NcDcrnOt
Also lot g. in block assessed To Michael Pennington.
10 In block L. Of La sale Centre, assessed
ia Nr- Turner; purchased June -. lNi7
Also lot T. in block - the Strcator, assessed 10
Sin v hppu: purchased lHiy ). Isl.
Also lut !. In block u. assessed 20 -. Il. Little.
Also in block In Homestead addition 10 rtrcator,
assessed To- T. Spencer. :"
Ap following described tract Of land assessed IN the
s. H Carlton. o. -c' p o." s" section il. town
b. range /: purchased June 10, lsiI.
And tur n. redemption 81 .d town lot. ANA 'tjci 81
land from said will expire u nom the dates
of purchase a. above stated. John r. Bl IkE.
February y. lsIG.-SW