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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

La Sale is undergoing the agonies Of II squad
bic between the mayor (I.occy) and the city coun-
ell. Of course, under the circumstances, the mu-
nicipal government is fast becoming a carica.
ture. The latest development of the breach is a
double police force: the old force employed by
Il council and a force appointed by the mayor.
That is, of course, very nice to think about-un-
til the bills come in or Illegal arrests are made
dor one sets acts are supposed to llcgaD when
the damages assessed will cause deal of hard
swearing. With the merits Of the difficulty we
are not familiar, but Judging from the stand tax
en- by the local papers we should say the bum
mers own the council and the rcspectahleS the
mayor Naturally neither will "crawtislI" until
the last dog is hung.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Circuit Court NJ the Ninth JUDICIAL circuit NJ tht ensuing
election.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,
Ed Free Tddr Please announce to the voters OF the
ninth judicial Circuit that CHARLES {. WARREN, of
Bureau County. viii be candidate for Circuit Judge ~ the
June election, and thereby ohlige MANY VOTERS.
Princeton. III, April ~ 1879.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
10 the electors # The ninth judicial circuit Of Illinois;
As there will probably no nominations other comb
publicly that you believe the public interest will be best
promoted 10y employing of the Judges of tins Cir
cult for another erm shall be grathcd 10 have you do
No however should be selected To transact such business
favor In him, for any other reason than that he Is
able and willing Ia discharge his duties in proper manner
If cOnsCentouy vote for for such reasons do
50. lfuO, for who will suit You better.
EDWIN $, LELAND.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We authorized to announce the name OF Il. 4, BAR
BIER candidate for the Office of Judge of the Circuit
Court of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing election.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
10 the Voters Of he Nith judicial circuit, composed ~
the counties Of WIN G,70,dy La Sale ana Bureau: Hav
Ninth Judicial Circuit without distinction of party 10 hc
candidate for reelection the office of Circuit Judge, "a
position which had hold for nearly thir
teen years have concluded 10 accept the ca and hereby
present my name the consideration OF the voters of the
circuit Of all parties, and most respectfully ask their sup
port ut the polls on the first Monday of june next.
Very respectfully.
Joliet, April ~, 1873 JOSIAH MCRoBEfIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
OUR GROCERIES

keep the best brands OF Flour, and parties In Heec
viii money by calling upon us Remember we sell as
good brand Snowflake Flour there is In the market
- 80 per 100 lbs Ia the way of Provisions, stock Is al
ways fresh and everybody lives by eating, which 10 ne
little expense 1t Is worth your while 10 buy where you ear
save from per We pay rent, our EXPENSE
are light our sales large and can afford TO and
sell goods cheaper than any man in In Sale canG y -
can prove II by calling on, loprs respccuullN-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

The last heard from Gen. Grant he was ii
Penang on the confines of the Chinese empire
where, of course, he had his everlasting re
cepton." The Chinese merchant who talked
pigeon English at him in the course of the
ceremonial, expressed regret at the treatment
of his countryman in the United States, and
in California. In reply Gen. Grant
said the opposition to Cinnamon in the United
States was the work of demagogues. "Dema
gogucs had at various times attempted to arouse
public prejudice against Immigrants OF Other
bu; the good sense and generous
feeling of the great body OF the American PEG.
pie had always frustrated such attempts Gen
Grant had better be careful. He torgets how
poor Blame and the rest OF the stalwarts are
to the noble postulate, THE Chi.
nese must 90" and how essential it may prove
in the next presidential contest to carry the
ylft nt' lie saul-lOt hDtllumS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
HOME MATTERS.
Personal,

Philo Hard, of New Orleans, well remembered
in this city, WAS in the city this week, the guest
of Dr. and Mrs. Macarthur.
Geo. II. Norris, Esq. of Florida made his old
friends in Ottawa visit this week
James 4. Smith, Of Chatsworth son of A. B.
Smith, Esq, Of this city, was in town this week.
Judge r. Lyle Dickcy will summer on yelling.
ton Ave, Newport.
Jesse II. Eels, lately operator ut the c. Il. * q
railroad telegraph office, goes to Rock Island, to
an Office Of the W. L. Co. Mr. Ecls is quiet, in.
dustrlous and trustworthy young man, and we
are glad to sec him taking step upward.
Daniel Blake, Esq, who spent the past winter
at Waco, Texas, has returned to Ottawa.
j p. Henry, Little Rock, Ark, "A large dealer
in Arkansas lands, was in the city yesterday
T. X. Hopkins, formerly Of Scott Bros, in this
city, sends us an Abilene, kas., paper by which
we see that lie is at his old tricks agan-seling
carpets for Halle X Reid of that town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
F|ShY!

The new fish law does not prohibit my hshing with n
seine have lots Good Fish hand and shall continue
catching more. Orders solicited and promptly hllcd
Ottawa May 81, iS,9.-lw' i. y. REED.
II IL. RICHARDS, NJ. d.. Homeopathic Ply
". stefan and Surgeon Office northeast corner Opera
House Block where he may he found both day and night
may 2l-6mos'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

On last Monday evening the first steps were
taken towards the organization of club for the
protection of fish and game under the late acts
Of the legislature. Some % were present at the
court house in response to the call, and having
put Mayor Nicholson in the chair, they appointed
committee on constitution and plan Of proceed
urc, 20 report next Monday evening at the same
place; and empowered the officers chosen (pres-
dent and secretary to see that the fish law be en-
forced until next Monday evening. The anna
teurs mean business and will organize with the
determination of keeping scines out of the river
during the spawning season at least We trust
the other towns on the Fox and Illinois rivers
will also take the matter in hand for few years
until game fish become plenty in our rivers again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24

An honest indifference to many prevaiin.
complaints Is the result Of using DR.. Bulls Balti
more Pills. For sale by all druggists Price ?
cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Afw advertisements.
new GOODS
RECEIVED
THIS week
D. hEENAN & cos

A splendid line of BUNT-
INGS. BLACK, GrOs Grain,
and SUMNER SILKS. to be
sold at bottom figures.
4 complete line Of stylish
and desirable PARASOLS
and Sun UMBRELLAS, i'll
GLIDING Il nice lot Of cotton
goods for children. at eight
cents each.
A new and choice lot of
FANS. offered at very low
prices.
In Hosiery for ladies &
children we have received
Il large STOCK ana snow the
best assortment in the city,
at all prices.
New CO1SetS from TWEEN
ty-five cents up.
In Boots, Shoes UWd
Shippers we respectfully
ask an examination OF the
goods aud figures.
Everything in the Gro
cery Line ut our usual low
and popular prices.
Respectfully,
D. HEENAN & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EOR CIRNEIr .nDGE.

We are authorized to announce the name Of GEORGE
SrlPP of Bureau county. candidate for udg. of III
Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit At the cnsuin
election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
RARE CHANCE.

NOT r.. DRAFT AND RECEIPT
~ HOOKS, ~ OsNAS . HAPEMAN's,
wes. OF Court House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
| Sell TOO Cheap

For any man my prices ON Painting Material Keep
Inc nv best known brands of strictly pur. White eaasanl
IA, host ror, have toorcd Leads Mixed Paints, Pure
m, cow T"W,,t f. y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
pare with all others:

wish to say to my old friends
and customers that am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. To ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re.
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
s,v,s Rights tn new york.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a William X. Davis.
business agentof the Progressive american,
"a newspaper for eolored people, complained
to-day 10 the United States District Attorney
against the managers Of the Grand 0Dera
House. Davis dresses fashionably. ON Satur-
day, with lady friend, who Is an ocoroon
with Saxon features, ho applied for admls
sion to tho theatre, He had previously bought
two tickets, but On presentation at the gate
they were refused and the keeper told them
they could get their money back at the box
Office. Davis left the tickets Mt the box office,
but refused to take his money back Suisse
quently, on other tickets which he had caused
to be bought for hun, he and the lady made
another attempt to enter. The lady was
passed. but Davis was elected Davis was
told ut the District Attorneys office that he
might get redress In civil suit In the United
States Courts under the civil rights bill, In
1875 Davis began q suit against Jarrett Il
Palmer, Of Booths Theatre. but the witnesses
who were to sustain his complaint did not APP
near when the case was called.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY NOVEMBER 90 1870

English 10 Willie SpraRtie for three months
from July i, 1879, AMI that the price agreed
upon was $40 q month. With board and travel
Ifig expenses; that On the tlrst OF July, In the
Westminster Hotel In this city, Mrs. spraaue
Entrusted Willie TO hla care. and he aeeom-
panied the boy to Oanonchet and entered
upon bis duties, and WAS ready to fulfil bis
part 81 The contract, and that from August
is to October | he was IN this city, under ex
peuse while waiting for the defendant tn AL
low him 1.-The plantiff) 10 fulall the contract.
In answer to Che complaint It Ia ayerred that
at the times specified Mrs. sprague was the
wife OF William sprague, and that the agree
ment with Lnek was made In her capacity as
married woman and FOR and on behalf Ut
her husbands that the plaintiff knew that she
was married woman, and contracted with
her In that capacity, and she asks therefore,
that the complaint be dismissed"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
NY ,1,HH HEARTH.

Yo,, rnrfe too late;
Mhe wind eIriksa bleak
siRa af e sa reih rather W keep warm
iAtiti where's the hartnY
ma Hi Eli III II d calm color for your sake.
WattsH Bee 81 II The .embel
ifnsti nv lonely heath. and bid the IRE AWAKE
And think Won that 1t viii?
TiH Burned lsny. W ashes.
iii shoulders. cold
Az ptnvH Yard mua
iwish. Indeed, you would not blow
Upun IL sol
/ say. lid ahpsta BY flrua viii never etir.
Err Non,at, Jill the laebpa
Oh etss wept dim hewe'er yours shine ior loss
uf her #
ALI. eweet aurprispl
Idli not thin eueb shining
Upon the gloom
Af thiA rnih tnRn, ,.,
Gould fall. Your even. strong, calm brenth
Calls llfa FROM aeA,h.
The warm light lies ,,..
at rptif Triumphant fs.et faint with aesife
Ta rpteh rtii Stnt The LINING
or violet and Of siye, IN that sheath ~ IRE
II ypu would eara--
Although II ID November
| will not say
ID bitter nay
10 a,lali a Rift fof building fires.
And though II tires
Ma III fhinh az III I'LL own tn you
tTf ven rlir sttt the nnbeil
TIL may De found ut last, just warm enough foi
w. '.-tl5lia5bsth atuaft Phelps fl HcrIhner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
ALAS

Che laid the book upon her knees,
And locked out through the waving trees
To where thu fuatny en- udiand eaupht
The sunset fires and with them wrought
A picture most divinely lair,
flerting vision Of the air.
She thought not Of The charm she lent.
OF maiden grace and beauty hlent
With avenues Of aatkering shade
And suneat tints tbnt round her ulafed.
She only snt and sighed, Alas
That such day should fade and pass
Poor foolish chilli. tho book she reed
OF Rthdy loves nud hearts that hlad,
The pathns thaf awnka her tears.
The host nf ' gna aud z cunaIess fears,
We're alsp but u pasainF CLEAN.
The fabric nf an airy dream.
T or simple inaId to sit end eiehl
Know thnu oil things must fade and die.
T' atitnfnn tints ~ rad aud gold,
The friends we owe, thu hnuea We hold.
like III fnir fahfir III that day
Must live mnat die. must uasa away.
Twin n Hotnas I'm Rpaton Transcript.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
W S'
H.inck Sues ssrs. ApraRue,

New YORK, Nov. 25-The Sun to-day pub
fishes the Following George Lnck, who was
the tutor Of Mrs. Kate sprague's children at
the time Of the outbreak of the recent troubles
at CAnonchet, has sued Mrs. Sprague In the
Marine Court In this city for s240, being the
amount of his salary for three months, with
disbursements for travelling and other ex-
penses. Linck says In his complaint that he
was engaged on the twentieth OF June, 1873,
to give instruction In German, French and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

He was weary On the day " Grants recep-
completely tired out. He crawled out
from 4 box iii the rear VI d San Francisco sa-
loon. and, seeing the ilaRs lying IN every d.
rection. looked upon the scene with horror,
aud exclaimed: MY God What have come
to; here la the Fourth Of Jnly-nine months
drunk am going to Bohis to brace no He
arrived this morning. and immediately sent
q postal card back to hts friends dated the
eighth of July, 1880. aiib (Nov.t Standard
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

Colonel tsterny pointing to = large cohweb
I'm a corner Of the stables that d. you call
that. sir 7" Young Snhaltern fresh from the
Academy That. sir, a the web OF the
Arachnsdn .Sedentafiu D0mtsticd. on common
house spider. Wo conquer him during tho
day, air, but he gets the better Of vs. at night,
He Ia considered model Of perseverance,. or
course, air YOU remember the story Of Bruce
and -' Exit Colonel. hastily, muttering
something about the Service going
where.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
TIE ARRESTED IRISH LEADERS.
Short Sketches of Michael Davitt and James
DAILY.


Michael navltt is decidedly the most Inn
| noftant aud, from landlord aud British point
| nj View. The most dangerous OF the men ar-
rested IN connection With The Irish land aRtta
ton II was he, II fact. who gave Il liz pres
ent shape and lts allylng cry Of the "abolE-
tion Of lan'llof,lisln." Not that he was the
first to conceive tho Idea or 10 give Ii public
expression. 1t has been Tor many years q
principle with some of the most Influential
,nen y The nal9nal party apa n !, ls4s ,,'
Mitchell and james Ftnton Lalor; but IL
WAS Davitt who first put IL into tbs mouths
OF the people nnd made 1t the subject Of
Tile principal resolution at all the WESTERN
has had better personal experience III the
ELECTS Of eviction, and, having numerous
family connections among the farmers Of
that county, he was In better position than
any other man In the national movement
90 know exactly the condition Of the ten
antry in tbat section, Startling simultaneously,
as direct result OF the distress arising
se exnsasy1 s ,at 10 81 Last ths
Teen . repetition Of former local agratian
agitation. Davitt was Invited by some
81 his western friends to attend local meet
Ing last June. He went down To Mayo,
looked into the condition OF things, aud at
once SET 70 WORK 10 give ntart1hl shape anu
real political Importance TO n movement that
he saw must be crushed II left 70 local man
ags,nent Though elasaed AZ the most ex-
treme and lmprudent Of the aeltators he has
really been all through the agitation the one
strong restraining Influence on the hot pas
slons " hts excitahe and UNFRAMED country
men Of the West His doctfinea are Tex
treme" enough, but lie has gradually taught
The people the absolute necessity ct stating
their case clearly and FIRMLY at the bar 0f pub
lie opinion, aud of avoiding acts that would
bring them Into direct conflict with the law.
He is a bold and eloquent speaker, with q
voice TINT can be clearly heard from end to
end Of All Immense open-alr mestlng: n tall,
sodletly figure: n rather handsome face,
with high, broad forehead dark hair and
mnstache and dark brown eyes, and having
but one arm; he Mt once strikes the observer
az man OF remarkable presence, and he
does not dlsappont closer acquaintance
Davltt ls full OF the land question, and is
born leader Of men. The Intensity If his
feeina amounts almost to fanaticIsn. and
bis Influence over the people is immense,
especially In his native Cpnnaught. He
speaks Gaelic with great ilueney, though
reared In Lancashire, and liz q true uelt pas
sinnate. mpulslve. fierce 10 hs enemies, but
gentle ms a child TO his friends and o child
among children. At the age of elk his family
/ ntn al IN MI int lnI In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

II N. sIEBREgHT, No. 40 Royal street. has
=. Just returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections of artistic furni-
ture. ornaments, etc. Call and examine the
lines. Raw Silks EmbroiderieS Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtsj.s, and the newest
styles In Paper Hangfr rs. all atalthe most rec.
soatAV.o p1icos' oc19H
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
" Great M crit,

All the fairs give the first premiums and
special awards nf great merit 70 Hop Ritters
ma the purest and best family medicine, and
we most heartily approve of the awarde. Tor
We know they deserve It.. Thay are now on
exhibition Mt the State fairs. and we advise all
to test them. See another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

Young man, perseverance, will win you
riches. We knew q young man III our school
days who was rs poor az the legendary
church-mouse. But he worked faithfully,
of young girl with hundred thousand dol
lars, and, marrying he became rich 10 sin
gle day. Persevere young man. persevere.-
ION City Derrick.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

A Japanese la reported to have devised a
means to bring electricity to bear upon de-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18

and Col. Temple, we have now a daily
train on tho Laurens Railroad, which
VIII continue for several months, IL not
pe-.nanently....At three weeks term be-
gins next Monday, Judge Thomson pre-
siding. A large criminal docket Is to be
disposed of before tho civil business can
be touched. There are seventeen prls-
oners conflned In oiir Jail awaiting trial,
three OF which are for murder. Il change
of venue may be granted in the McNinch
case, but If not, that and the Blackwell
case will occupy the time of the Court for
fivc or six days.
Newberry Netrs: Cotton is pouring into
town very rapidly. The receipts will
aggregate for this week more than one
hundred bales.
Union Times: Official information was
received hero on. Wednesday morning
that tho notorious Bob Sartor, for whom
there was a bench warrant issued at the
March torn Of court for 1873, for murder
ing his wife, had been captured and Is I'm
jail ct Charlotte, n. g. Tic proper papers
have been issued TO bring him 10 this
state, and II Is expected he will DO here
in timo for trial at the OctoLcr Court.
The municipal election .n Monday last
resulted in the choice Of tho following
ticket: Intendant. ii. L. Goss; Wardens,
j.. w. McI.ure, J. ii. Rodger, j. NJ. Gibbs,
L. NJ. Whitesides.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18

A HARVEST OF DrATH.-A special
dispatch to tho Atlanta Constitution. dated
September :, from Yorkville, Ga, says /:
For the past month there has been n fear
fnl disease raging IN Polk, Paulding and
Haralson Counties. Tho physicians afo
bafiled, and the people are dying with
nnnsnal rapiditv In this fa1nousiv
healthy section. have asked several
physicians what this disease Is, and they
all soy they do not know. Ono thing Is
certain--it is fearfully fatal, and seems to
continue to spread. Ono very strange
circumstance Is that it attacks young
men alone; but ono old man has vet
died. Over fifty young men, in the full
flush of manhood and strength, have
fallen victims to tho terrible disease. It
appears to be sort OF epidemic typhoid
fever, but has several symptoms differ
ent from those Of regular typhoid fever.
AS i write Clarke White is being buried
and ] saw his corpse. he suffered terri
bly,, and just before he died tho blood
oozod out of his mouth and ears mis-
tongue turned very black and swolied
terribly. Tho disease is fearfully fatal.
know one prominent physician who
had twenty-pine cases, and not one re-
covered, though oil received the most
careful treatment. inc people hero are
Justly terrified ct the ravages of this fear
ful mnlady. God knows what it is. but
1t is causing sorrow In many q household
and spreading fear throughout the neigh
borhood from which write. Physicians
hope that the approaching cool weather
will check IL.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18

MORMONIsM IN CHEsTER.-One John
Pagett. woll digger, lately Of North
Carolina, but recently of this county, has
been practicing polygamy on an extern
sive scale. Accounts and letters reach
lag here show him to be altogether too
much married man. a few days ago the
sheriff of this county received letter
from w. G. Grain, of Shelby, North Car
olina, giving the facts in the case. The
text of the letter cited that the said
Pagett had about two months ago taken
an unlawful fancy to Grains wife, and
without the fear of society before his
eyes, had persuaded her, in violation of
tho law and the decalogue, to leave her
lawful husband, and cast her lot with
him. The naughty couple eloped, and
bringing up i'll York County, were mar
ried by the Rev. Mr.. Douglass, tho man
giving his name as Gibson. and the wo-
man hers as the widow Hopper. After
enforAng into cnnnnhini vows the parties
caino 10 Chester County, and have been
living here in immunity until the receipt
OF tho letter from Grain caused warrant
to be issued for the apprehension of tho
pair. Trial Justice Lloyd's constable
was sent out to make the arrest, but the
bird had flown, and taken with him his
Iii-gotten wiio. This gay Lothario,
Pagott alias Gibson, must take wonder
fully with the women. This little epi-
sode makes the fourth time he has stirred
up the domestic circle, and taken a part
ner for better or for worse. He is alleged
only few months ago to have taken to
his bosom o young and unsuspecting
mniden in the old North State, and now,
before tho honeymoon is over. he has
run Off with another mans wife and
three children. Mrs. Crain's parents are
nearly crazy about the waywardness OF
their daughter, and are straining evory
nerve to overhaul her and her Adonis.-
State Bulletin.