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Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Dare with all others:

| wish to say to my old friends
and customers that am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
err than all Others. TO ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
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ENSIGN.

Brown: 10 hands high: six years old Bred hy Powell
Bros, Spriu, Crawford county. Pa. This horse when IL
condition. show - gait and his colts are Argc and
Nuc.
He was sired 10y Enchlntcr; dam, Oneta. by Goldsmt>
Volunteer. Euphautrr by administrators dam, Dolly, by
Black BashaW. puly- Dam Salldn 10y Dung Bashav, by
Imp Grand Bashaw Administrator, by HySdyks Hanb!c
uuian DAM los Mamhrnu Chief; 2d dam, by Arabian Tar
tar GCld,Wth's Volunteer. 10y Eyslyk~ Hamhlrtonian
DAM Lads Patriot, by Young Patriot oneta's DAM Cad
hy John Harris, hy Daniel Webster b. Long Island Black
Hawk: 81 da hy American star by DurOc 81 dam, SALLY
Sl-uCh hy sir Henry.
This horses extended ped rry traces IS times Impurtra
Messenger and Their better horse stood In N"
Nr>i low price.
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81

4 young mother must have some rest. But
how is this to be accomplished, when the baby is
restless and cries constantly: Simply by using
DR.. Bulls Baby SNrup
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OUR GROCERIES

We keep the best brands of Flour, and parties IN hecd
VIII money by calling uPon Remember we sell AZ
good brand Snowflake Flour there Is in the market
$50 rer lbs In the way Provisions stock Is a.
ways fresh and everybody lives by eating, which Is no
little expense 1t worth your while 10 buy where YOU cat
from 10 10 y per We pay rent our expense
are light our sales large and afford to and d
sell goods cheaper than any in Ii Sale county
prove " by calling on, Yours respectfully.
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R. 0. BLACK,
vTll1IISIIIIEJ3ilIl IINEIS!E7III1

Isa monthly. lOO-page Scrap Book of the creamOf
the World Literature. Single copy, Dc, or a. per
y"sr An OH Chrome 0iN0 inchesl OF " \ osemitc
Valley" price. -; Black Sheep sl50 book, IN
paper binding; Christian Oakeys Mistake, a ~
book in paper binding and sample coy of Wood
Household Magazine all postpaid, Tor only 9 cents
IN money, or in one-ceut postage stamps. Agent"
wanted. Most liberal terms but nothin sent frccf
Address 8. S.WOod Tribune Building, New York cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-05

Ottawa, South Ottawa and Farm Ridge voted
as follows for town officers on Tuesday:
OTTAWA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-05

On another page will be found an article on
clay, which we recommend TO our readers.
more promising field for capital does not exist
in this city than the deyciopcmcnt Of these val
liable clay banks. For further information, if
desired. we refer our readers TO Mr.. NJ. kirkpat-
rick
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C. H. BRUSH,


A DNIINIST RAToR'S SAIL. or REAL
"A EsTATE.-By virtue II order and decree Of the
County Court of Ia Sale county. Illinois, made on ~" poi
OF the uudcrsi gucd Charles H. Brush, Administrator
hams non with the will annexed. ut the estate 81 tarh-
ThonC deceased. leave 10 sell The real estate % add
deceased, az The March term H. .J Of said court % VII
the twcutyninth dag of March 4. ls,H shall uu TIE
third day OF May NEXT between the hours Of ten oc'k Zoo
and O'Clock In the afternoon Ut sad dy,
Wit OclocK IN the afternoon sell public sale ~
the south door of the county court house In ottawa IN said
county the real estate described follows. tu wit The
vest half u lOrsi and lots seven eight nin' ten, and t'
half u lot eleven AL u block seventeen. In Greens
Addition 10 the Town NOV ry Of Ottawa. lot six iu
block four in Walker Addition % the Town city, %
OtaWs: also lots six and eight, IN block Two, 10 Ma
sons Addition to the ty ~ ottawa; also loo N. m nin
four. IN Sangcr Addition o. ottawa; also nine and 0lot
acres II BOT three the half % the northeast quarter o
section eight in township trty-one north n range hT
Of the third principal mcridian and a-p lot fNu. Ia
block tscHty subdivision " ten lut Nv" IN Peru
an Of The above lots and lands situate In II Sale county.
Illinois
TEENS OF SNLE-Cash. subject 10 The approval Ui aid
court. and vii! execute deeds therefor.
CHARLES u. BlJ SH.
Administrator D. 59His non. with the will annexed,
OF the Estate Of Richard Th0rus, deceased.
Dated tIis ith dag Of April =. -. 1872.
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Eliza Wcathcrby's "Frolques" will be here on
April llth, Then there will be a frolic, sure.
It's the most side-splittng show we ever saw.
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BYRON.

DR., HirIoN lie beautiful chestnut, white foot
lG hands high boned and sound Re Sweepstakes
Stallion Illinois State Fair 1877, and winner of the Cham
pion Gold Medal at rArlyic. lsI1
PEpIoREESircd by Fields Royal George he by l.oyai
George by Black Warrior he 10y Tppoo he by Ogden'S
Messenger, he by Imported Messenger Dam, the oBrri
Mare. tSuc Wallace Iruttlng Register, vol. l. page 81
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The Strcator tremcn have ordered new suits,
consisting Of plain navy blue shirts, with badges.
They propose also to cut of Il lot Of those orna.
mental members who seldom turn out to help,
which will reduce the roll from about sixty to
about FORTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-05

On Tuesday night Il row took place in l-ooncy's
saloon, north of the canal, between Bob Stack,
thumprr, and Billy Manning, granger from
north of town. After they were put out of the
saloon the fight continued by Stacks getting
Manning down and kicking him numerically
in fact, Stack kicked him till the soles of his
Stacks boots came oil, and he could kick no
more
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See the new spring styles of WnIl Paper at O5
man 4 llapCman's.
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Town Elections

Don't fail to see the new styles Of Wall Paper
mt Osmun Il iIapcmau's
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HUNTS EENEDYis pure.
~ Vegetable. and Is used
by the advice OF Physicians,
IL has stood the test for 80
years, aud the utmost reli'
ancc may be placed in IL,
ONE TRIAL WILL CON,
VINCE GOj.
send for PaIuphlertp
WM. F.. CLARKE.
PROVIDENCE. IL.
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NEELYS
STATIONS
At Ottawa. Ills,
FOR 1879.
Tbs following stations Willie kept torsery al the owners

hs following stations will be kept service az the owners
stables north of the Rock Island depot Ottawa. H.:
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Delu ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUNTS RENE
Dh. the great Kid
neN Medicine. cures
Pains n the Back, side or
LOius. ard an Disease Of
the Kidneys. Bladder, and
Urinary Organs. DrOpsy.
Gravel. Diabetes, Brights
Disease of the Kidneys. Re.
teton or IncOntincnCc Of
Urine. Nervous Diseases.
Female Weakness. and
j. prepared EXPRESSLY
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NEELYS MESSENGER

These records with the very low prices charged Tor The
services uT t horses ought To and will all low
cr Of good stock thar il restly their interest 10 come
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EARLY AMBER CANE i Be-. sh S.S zsI

known have small quantity Of the gss4. Sod for
sale at sc Jsr pound. ). q hAhki>.
ottawa. March :. 80 ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
East Concord.

More hacking this week James
Phelpstcut his foot badly; it will take
shoemaker about five minutes to
mend the hoot, and it will take about
foar weeks to mend the foot.
One of Zimmerman Sturns' lumber
men cut his foot badly. Frank Will
Iiams struck the bottom of his foot
with an axe, emitting the sole nearly in
two, aud indicting cash i'll the foot
an inoh dong.
Hiram Whipple, the engineer got
his walking papers last Thursday, be-
cause he did not obey Zan's orders,
which were, o fire the engine up at
4 o'clock, A. NJ, and iun till 8, P NJ,
and put the steam ui' 10 l25 lns. per
square inch. WhIppie told Ian that
80 lbs. was all hat the engine would
bear safely. However h.. raised the
pressure up to 50 lbs, when the en-
CINE leaked in every possible place.
Then Whipple told him that he
thought more Of his life than of Inn
Ian or the mill. so go0d-by, old
mlll: | know you can't stand that "a
hours" Zan took to engineering.-
He raised the pressure up to i29 lbs. {;
The governor belt broke; next the
belt went up into the mil and was
broken in pieces; the main shaft was
twisted off aud totally spoit; the en-
CINE rocked to and fro, and the mill
men ran out of the MIL to a place of
safety; finally Zan shut Off the steam.
1t will cost about 500 and take about
ten days to repair the mlll. Hazen
says there is some difference in hav-
ing mill to earn ten dollars and
having to pay ten dollars a day as ex-
penses. my wallet is affected to
the extent OF about 5000"
Hazen has about forty teams haul
ing logs ON his pond AMI landing
about one hundred thousand per day.
CICERO.
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Guildhall,

L. F. Moore's Il-yarl is fast fill
ling up with logs; NJ. Moore is una
BILE to saw any on account of the an
Choir ice which has frozen bis wheel
M.
It is Sutton, instead Of Burke, as
we had it last week, where MI, Farr
has moyed.
Charles ID. Chase is visiting friends
in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
this week. Hope Charlie may have Il
good time,
Brother Quimby of the Lancaster
Gazette says news is scarce. Guess
he hasn't been out through the lost
nation lately.
The CRANKY Reporter says that deer
tracks are plenty )ut there; we don't
know anything about the tracks, but
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
Norton Mills.

We notice that d, Cameron, who is
a stirring fellow ana a good fellow
withal, aad the enterprising Msssrs.
BALDWIN are determined that Norton
shall not be entirely pent-up Utica.
They are breaking roads and getting
up quite healthy circulation in that
community. The Baldwins have a
contract to put large quantity Of
wood onto the line of the railroad and
Cameron is drawing logs and manu-
featuring lumber, all Of which makes
things quite lively at their little burg.
With the revival of the lumber bust
ness, this is destined to be one of the
most fouri5hing towns in the county.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
Lunenburg.

Some forty persons ..re now sick in
town; two or three are considered
dangerous.
The MILLER" Mr.. V. D. Moulton,
grlnds only two days each week, viz. /:
Tuesday and Saturday.
The Christian Temperance Un-
iou" held their annual meeting at
Cuttings Hall on the l4th inst. The
officers elected for the ensuing year
were: Miss Susie Dean, President;
Chester Thomas, Esq, Hon. Chas.
W. King, Geo. Ba'ch, Esq, Vice
Presidents; Miss Florence Dodge,
Recording Secretary; Miss Carrie
Robinson, Treasurer. Tie annual
meeting was fully attended, aud we
believe that the list of officers guar
antee a coming year of useful meet
ings' The next meeting will be held
in Cuttings Hall the first Tuesday in
February. The public are invited to
attend.
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State News.

Judges Royce and RedGeld have
given their order to have thePhair case
again heard in Rutland County Sd
preme Court. Judge Royce, in Civ
ing the opinion, referred to the fact
that the evidence discovered III Bos-
ton aad Providence is especially ma
terial in showing the innocence or
guilt of Phair.
The town clerk of Hydo Park re-
corded the other day deed measur-
ing B feet 4 inches in length.
At East Wallingford, Jan. II, the
mail train overlook MIR, Gavin Caryl
on the bridge and he was thrown
from the bridge to the bed of the river
distance Of some 80 feet and almost
instantly killed. Mr., Caryl was 80
years of age or more, and respected
citizen. He leaves . wife and one
child. " -
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CRANKY.

Jehn McGinnis was badly hurt last
week while at work in the woods By a
falling limb.
Ben Gleason froze his feet very Sc
verely last Tuesday,
81 There are few .yeung men here
who attend our evening meetings with
the evident purpose ct seeiag how
much tobacco juice they can expecto-
rate on the aoor, to the great detri-
ment Of tine ladies, who are obliged
to sit down will, puddles of tobacco
juice all around them. We would
suggest that they bring srittoon
with them, as II would save consider
abe trouble 10 those who clean the
chdrch. Respectfully,
Comet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24

ain able TO receive subscriptions or
renewals for any periodical or news
paper published in The United States.
Parties leaving their orders with inc
will save postage, the fees charged on
post office orders, aud | will assume
all risk of safe delivery To all parties.
1t will thus be seen that better OPP
pnrtunity never existed for securing
your publications cheaper. than ever
before, and also avoiding the risk OF
travelling agents who go about heec-
ing the unwary. Remember. any and
all publications. have also large
supply of the hes: grades of stationery
constantly on hand.
Very respectfully,
w. b. FLETCHER.
Clerk in Post Office Building.
SILVER WEDDING.-Monday even
ing, Jan. 20Lh, occurred the 18th an
niversary Of the m irriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. ID. Hobson. The occasion
was celebrated by the assembling of
many of their friends at their house,
and the presentation of many valua-
Tile articles of silverware, among
which we may mention two cake has
keta, two spoon holders, syrup pitch
er, castor, two teap0ts, dinner knives,
Spoons, and other articles, all of
which were of beautiful design. The
gathering was au entire surprise to the
worthy couple, who yet found them
selves equal to the OCCASION, submit
ting to til. repairs OF the ''klot" anil
acknowledging the gifts hestawel with
excellent grace. The evening was
greatly enjoyed by the many present.
In iced we all secretly wished for u
silver wedding and are Impatient for
the time. The occasion will long I've
remembered. We trust the happy
couple will live to enjoy yet other an
niversaries. May their shadows new
er grow less.
Those persons who attended Asso-
citation Hall last Wednesday evening
will not soon forget it. The occasion
was . grand concert by Mrs. Pierce
and her pupils, assisted ny few
friends, among the latter Mrs. Reeve
and Mss Brooke, who played the
20 venture to Othello in grand style
in fact it was realy classical playing,
and we believe this supremacy beauti-
rul piece has not been publicly played
mere before. ala G raRde Duchesse"
by Mrs. Reeve was another musical
treat, these two pieces alone beiR2
worth the small admission fee charg-
ed. The vocal Duet, mo hope be-
yond," by Mrs. Pierce and Miss Car
penter was sublime, and was appre-
ciated III all, as the vociferous de-
mands for an encore testified. We
would gladly mention all who took
part in this concert, for all are de-
serving Of praise, but neither time
nor srace permits Of a more extended
notice. The whole occasion was a
most enjoyable one, AMI the talents of
he young ladies' promise great things |
or the future. Mrs. Pierce their
-eacher has been untiring in her eff
forts to bring them to the standard Of
excellence they exhibited on Wednes-
lay evening, and is certainly to be
on the success she has
achieved,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
East Haven,

A few days ago G. W. Hudson lost
valuable COW.
On the 18th inst. Barnard Ace
throp lost mare worth about 500
On examination, frog which weigh.
Ell nine ounces, was found in hel
stomach. CAL. @. LATloN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
we have some dears here-little dar-

OUR CHOIR.
There's Lucia A.,
Aud Mary A.,
" it'll Edwin b.,
AMI Isaac E.,
In our choir.
And Lucia soprano sings,
So hIgl you'd think her voice had Wigs,
To soar above all earthly things,
When sire leads on ON Sunday.
while Mary = attn ehuIce.
Rings out la such harmon Gus voice,
That sinners IN the church rejoice,
And wish she'd sing tail Monday.
Then Edwin BIS tenor hugh
Is unsurpassed beneath the sky;
just hear him sing Sweet by and by"
And YOU Will sit and wonder.
While Isaac Els bass pro ound
Goes down 81 low - jars the ground,
And wakes the echoes miles around,
Like distant rolling thunder. LEO.
Business done in Probate Court fot
week ending Jan. 18th:
VIM. Rich estate: Isaiah II. Pick
ard appointed administrator.
A. b. Cutting, guardian unto A.
W. & j. E Presby: License grant
ed to sell real estate.
Marian ID. Cole: Appointed guar
dian unto Clarence Z. How.
The socable at the Essex House
Thurlay evening, owing To the fact
that many are afflicted with colds,
was attended by only about 80 coup
les, who seemed to enjoy it very
much.
Mrs. VIM. Morse has had quite a
severe attack Of Pneumonia, hat at
this writing, We learn is u little bet
ter.
Seth Washburn commenced draw
ing logs for Cole & Harper last Fri
day, and drawing the second load,
a horse that he had just bought, drop
ped down and died almost instantly.
The valuable farm in Maidstone,
known as the Judge Rich" farm, and
upon which he lived for great num-
her of years and at the time Of his
death, has recently been sold to Il Mr..
Grant of Columbia, n. II. We I'M
derstand the price was $1,000.
Judge Fitch was in town very early
Monday morning, looking hale and
hearty. He WAS in pursuit of yoke
Of heavy working oxen for logging
purposes. The Judge is one Of the
stirring business men of the County.
ESSEX.
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Victory.

One of Emerson, Hasty & Co.'s
horses was quite severely injared Sat
urday by getting caught with a chain
hook.
Wednesday of last week was the
coolest day we have yet had this win
ter, the thermometer standing lSo be-
low.
H. Bonett froze his feet very badly
while at work in the woods Oh last
Wednesday.
1t is very sickly here at present
with Pneumonia. BoAz.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
geoal 9ptites.
Bankrupt Sale.

IN The MATTER OF DON A.
PIKE, Bankrupt.
I will sell at Public Auction, at the West
Concord House, in West Co card. VT, on
Thursday, February 6, 1879, at 10 a. NJ,
the following property; One buggy wagon;
One harness; One buffa.o robe, and one
lap robe. D. w. HIBBARD, Assignee.
West Concord, Jan, IA, 1879. >
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
THE
Boston Press and Post,

This edition Is designed to meet tbs wants
OF those whJ are content with Il SGmi-Week.
~ paper, but embraces IN p5t of the subStan-
cial features of the daily. 1t is specially
adapted to those residing in the erinr. par.
ticularly persons interested in COMMERCE.
Navigation, general business, and MiScelu.
neoas News It's price was last year so re
duced as tn place it wiihiG The reach of ali
such. and for Il joucnal OF It's class il Is the
best and chsape5i III the world.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24
DRaths.

ROWKER-In Luncnburg, Jan. 10, 1910, Mr..
Gilman BOwker. ageu 10 years.
POVERS.-ln Lune nburg, Jan H. 1879, Mrs.
Almira Powers, agel Is yeIts,l0 months,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-24

Express train for Mon real, will leave Islau6
Pond, al q Il. III. Mixed train for Quebec and
Montreal Will leave Island Pond at 7.3e Il. M,
Mixed tor Richmond, will leave Coali.oUke
at l2.lD p. III.
Express trair s tor Lewiston will leave Port.
land NJ 1-lO II. M, IL - and 20 u. m.
express trains for Quebec, Montreal andatb
west leave Portland ut 80 p. m, Lewiston
10 p. M, Gollam, =. IL, and Island Pond
ut lOl5 y, III.
Local tor Gorham, leaves Portland at sam.
IA $50 p. IN.
Mixed train for Islaad Pond, will lie
GornaIn at | 10 V, m
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Dissolution,
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FOR 1879.

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Journal has long 5tO1 III the higheIL estima
tim. Thousands of Merchants, Business men
and Artisans Of I'LL parties have com, to re-
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cal Industry, and Business Departments in
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