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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries and much ussful
knowledge 10 kept from the world. bscsuss Of
the immen's sxp'pss In making them known
10 the people. This 10 not the case with
years introduced into this country its sale nov
reaches IN every town and village In the D. 8.
Its WONDERFUL succsss In curing Consumption.
severe Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma. and al
other disea &c OF the throat and lungs. VA fret
made known By distributing every year. ior
~ orehoros. b. DruSsists. No such : tai oi
merit va. ever given before TO any other prspar.
alton. Cjuld you ask morsf Go TO your
Druggist and get . bottle for Is cents and Try it.
sample bottles 10 cents. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

Tho following very sensible and
pointed remark from an exchange com.
msnds itself to the consideration Of all
practical business men: Never 60 Into
. store where you are not wanted. II
man van,s you to come into his place
Of business he will invite you through
an advertisement IN your honspopr. It
10 wrong for you to intruds upon his
privacy; and don't you do IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

The merchants Of Chicago engaged in
the shipping Of grain and provisions are
Negotiating for the sale Of the Great
Eastern, 10 run from Portland to Fog.
land. In the interest OF the Grand Trunk
Railway. The ship Is fitting up 10 the
nav rsirieeratins process. by which
fsssh meats and dairy produets are eou.
vsysA aesoss the Atlantic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

Pat. Brannan. one Of the nine victims
Of the recent terrible disaster at the Ito
70 mine, Bodis. died last Saturday.
making the sixth fatal result. 8. +.
Hools. OF the Bodis Naes, who was in
Gold Hill yesterday. says 1t Is the opin.
ion Of medical men that the other three
may possibly recover from thar fearful
iniurisa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

And In accordance with Law, and IN ordsIof
toe Board Of Directors, made on the soth day Of
August, 1879. % many sharss Of ssch parcsl
Of such stock q may b necessary will b
sold ct public auction, q the onlce OF Com
papy. No. 802 Montgomery street. Rooms 9 and
the Sd day Of November, 1879. q the hour Of 3
O'Clock r. \. Of said day, 70 pay said ~dslinqusnt
assessment thereon. together with costs OF 3D.
yurtising and sxpsnsea Of the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
ofaee-Rooms 8 and Q. No 5o1 Montgomery
street, San francisco, California, lsM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

Nothing. says the Boston Post, mad.
dens Q newspaper man more than to
have to get mp and 60 and report . mis-.
sionary meeting when he IL $3 II ahead
Of the game and the luck In his favor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
q. Il. 0ALLUP.

o. 4. GAILur. opposite The Bank Of oslfos.
nis, Gold Hi, kssps constantly on hand IL
fsvortts brands Of Inportsd C9esrs. ehoios bit
cigars, al binds Of chewing tobsoco, meer.
sohaum pipes, school books end stationary Of
oil descriptions nns eutisry. md tors and isnoy
eoods Of all kinda. spog n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
PRESCRIPTION FRRR.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Manhood. and I'll disorder brought %
b. indiscrstion o. excsss. Any drusGtst hal
=; 5HSiSsos ) o. !, n..ss. H.. \. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

(p,o.AL TO TIE GOLD .rIl DAILY mws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
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JOINS ohnrsS md aoid Hiii c,mss.rs 81,
Lsdy's valuable Cold Chain, with Q mos aest.
Loctst, containing . lsdy's picture. attached
The Under Of SEINE will Be literally rewarded
By leaving q q the once Of the Gold Hill
NV. OF win Mr.. .. hoosS, "a Dovsss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

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, 1879-05-01
A PUBLIC PRINTER CLOSED OUT.

srAiNor1zLp, ILL.,, April 8o.-Yesterasy
began the sale Of the types, presses, and
material formerly used by ID. ". Lusk. late
Public Printer Of this State. II Il forced sale,
At tic demand Of creditors, and Is perhaps the
tlsst Instance on record where Pubic Printer
bankrupted hImseIt by hst contract Tht sala
was continued sudny. Ex.state Trcasurer
NidRwsy, being the principal creditor, huys to
secure himself. though It 10 tlirewd!y surHiiscd
that kdgway, having deslEns ut,0u the Gubtr-
ustoral office, wants paper OF h!s o1n 10 help
Inrthcr fltA a1Ollt.lN.
, 1879-05-01
INDIANAPOLIS,


The Kn'RhtA Tomrlhr OF 1ntiInnnp potls-.Thc
opAthic ,Dootors DIsagrso, aud Got intU a
Fight.
op<cta, 1jtua,en IA n. 7,t,yr.
1nn,,r.ro,,a ~, ,,~,t N' oo ",,. c,
,,'',ar.."rv N', .nu', npi' W-!he urahtl
the following ofllcers: salatllel F, Williams.
OF Kon,]atlv,lIc, Ornn,l t.otnmnn,cr. ucrrv r,
Thorcr n rtrnnu,h no.m,. r,ssu, ca ~
-, go - H." D.pu.J ufaho con''nhnti-
q JUN ia Aeess u Colufnbus, dsahu uenBfal-
issitno; Samuel D. Sweet, Of Fort Wayne, Grand
Captnin-0 -0cncral; Isaac ". dolce, of Green
Cnstlc, Grand Chan,ain. f,har,cs ri.hcr ~
rrdt,r,rn,,. t..,,,T .t'"".,. oss ~ -, W
."u'1'.pous' o'"',u iteas0fefi 'otsn 81. btam-
, 1879-05-01
QAlRYlNG.
EnfciaI UisuaIeh tu 1AA Iri3uns.

Sourn ELolA, ILL.,, April 2y.-1 mentioned IN
Tun TRIBUNE some time ago that 6trIngcr l.
bishop (two dalrymen) were going TO erect but'
ter factory, III wlich tu manufacture tllr prod.
ucts Of thur own dairles, believing tllat by SO
doing they would realize more for their prod.
ucta tl,an by any other method. They expect
10 haye tarIr factory III operation this week.
Macdonald Bros. arc nbput 10 lullow l!ir txani'
pic stt by the RonEe gentlemen. Ailt have also
purchased the necessary material for butter
factory. The results Of thoiu ventures ~El: bo
sIpselY watched by our laruleFs.
, 1879-05-01

uso. Witness bsid TINT IIcssemer hail told him
that he, tho County undcrlakcr, received 80
each for bodies which ho sold 10 tue Medical
Demonattators (the sti!r-carvers) ut suvcral Of
t!Ao colleges, md they had told hin tho same
thing; mud ho further said TINT
the aatnc Dcnonstrators hal stated 70 him mat
Tie rhllcrea depended Atrnust entirely upon thc
County Undertaker for eadnveFs, md that latc.
" those catlayeEs had t,ccn ohtalnaolo 1nly ny
money. IL was fact we'll known 10 TUG med
ich fraternity TINT the Uolteh taoh ~ tlis col
leGe diascetnns wcEo geston through tl'o Coun-
~ UndcrtAkcr.
'oHH RYAN,
The yo,,ng nam who turned on ,he steorn for
, 1879-05-01
THE TKaHUnE IsNANcra OFFICES.

THE TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
IN 6RnEH RI xcEoMMf0b ri: c66t,it SuMEEiRa6,0lss
rancb O1cts IN the different 1hvltuns. ~ aest9aated
hcow wherc advertisements viii be taken for ths RANG
pYea charged II tht AAin Otce tnd will he received
unit, O'clock ?. m. dursnE tho week, aud until p
u. < il. sIMsts. Booksellers and s.Asiope,a ,aa
Twenty. .Etcond.st.
Weas Madison. ST., neaF WesteFn.ht. III
..NOnEIT THEtMsToN.. Vert. Side New. Depot !
Blue lslan1Ar, corner of fIalhtcdse. =.
II. q. WEnHiCK. Jeveier, .KeWsdsalet, and Fancy
, 1879-05-01

means certain that Caoou) will comc tn Amer.
lea as announced. Thu thief tU whom Lie nub-
lie Is in,lcbtc. for thesn facts was sentenced 10
six months' imprisonment.
, 1879-05-01

Tbs dIstInfutthcd prtma donna, Nine. Rore,
''they seem 10 act cfpcclally upon tho organs ot
tho voice and producer cehr cniinciation. :" Colds
huAreebtta, or sore threat can scarcely exist when
this tavorlte remedy IL used. % cen.s box.
, 1879-05-01
J RENT-IkNtjSE*s

:
IN Mts fnfHnn, fhrts mnts fstt. rs csng ptr IN.
seT'fon. Each addfitonat hnr. 10 ctnts,
, 1879-05-01
TO RErT-sToREa. OFFICES. DC.


t-- = - - =
IN thu ciusrn. thrfs hnrs or tsst !. csn!s pfr IN
ffrtten. EdcA additional hnr. TO etnis
, 1879-05-01

The KnlRhtA Tsnplnr OF Indiana potla-Thc
Convention Of County Onlgosa-Thn Home.
opAthlc ssDootors Disagree, aud Got intu a
, 1879-05-01

SUBURBAN !!lLl EsE..1 HEAL 4lE ESTATE. ,-
17OH BALIs-hT EAST GROVE, ClEICAOUS FRET.
ttst hghra and heAllhittt snhr lots 30I l31 fcut,
for tHn rnc 10 taAh mad 81 monthly On With u this
10i Elst EhshInKsun.bt.
Tor ,sALE-AT HiNsDALE-Ioo ACisEs III0Ii,
MI mills :oMsh Of depots Ir!co low. ". RobnlSs, ii
, 1879-05-01

A IL CASH PAID FOR CA6T.0tF GLoTp1Gq,
n cagtotk etc. Laden e$ttndsd 10 BY Ara J. GILL;
DELL AddtsN J. uELuER. 7vs alalss@
, 1879-05-01

T,AEH PAID FOR PRIVATE LlBNAN1Eb 0lt SIN.
~ ga toilms& Duy books of al kinda In Rnr quxutt
". CNAF4N'Ht eQsstz AAdison And Uealb0ra.64,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
Eegol.
HENRY GUNN.
.ftIUf ~ ~ TWIT.
NC


C,rATE, or IIIINoIS. Ia SALE Co.-ss.-
= In he circuit court II In safe County H., January
Term. 1850 . -,, ~, ,,, 1.,, q In,
Philenia NJ Reynoldsrs elizabeth iiannum OTIS lian,
nun, Austin Is Hannum and John T. "oolsohcroH'-I"
Attachment D,uldpd fI9ID ~
Notice hereby given you the said EIizahch ,annm
Otis : uaunum Austin B Hannum ana John J. "oolbon'
croft that writ of attachment has been sued out Oh t
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said county o Ia
Sale Al The suit said Phcna Reynolds and against
the estate of YOU the said Elizabeth llannui Gus nan.
nun Austin Il. Hannum and John T. Moosoncr3it ior
seven hundred and nincyfOur and 0lW collars. BESIDES
interest directed Ia the Sher of said county TO execute
which said been returned by SAID shrrn executed
os having levied upon the interest Of John T. WOosoncro
in the SEX and that part Of SW4 of Section 49, ~, "
ing cast Of the Illinois Central Railroad, La Safe county
Illinois. ,, =, ,,..... ,,i, .
Vow unless you. the said Elizabeth Ilannuln, Otis
Uaunum, Austin H. Ianuum and John J.. Wonlsohcrof'
shall personally hc and appear before The Circuit Court OF
said county the rst day Of the next term thrt" !" o
the month of January next give special ban ara ptu 10
sur action Judgment will be entered against you IN favor
the same withtosts H. ". HOLMES, Clerk.
ottawa. Illinois. November .Sth, l~t9. ~, ,
Henry GrNN. Plaintiffs Attorney n"N2'-5"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

Miss Blanche Murray is a very proper
young lady Last week she caught her little
brother smoking.
You terrible thing" she Missed, II am go
ing to tell father on yOun
This is only corn silk" mnrmured the boy
pentently.
II don't care what it is. | am gong tell on
you, and see that you don't get INTO that beast
ly, horrid degrading habit wouldn't baye
anything to do with smokers"
ii.
1t is evening. Miss Murray is sitting on the
front stoop with Algernon 1t is moonlight,
and the redoent spirits of the honeysuckle and
syringa are waiting bliss to their already in
toxlcated souls.
Would little bird object 10 my smoking a
cigaret?"
Not at ALL" replied Miss Murray. Il like
cigarets, they are so fragrant and romantic. |
think they are just too delicious for any
thing"
"Then III light one"
"Do, and blow some of the smoke In my
face, it is so soothing and dreamiiy Para
disic"
Then he lights cigaret, and they talk about
the weather for two hours and a hah.-Ex-
change.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

have a nice line Of Pearl Card Cases, Chdrens Cups
and Saucer Cut Glass Bottles Pocket Cigar Cases Ladies'
Pocket Books Mems Pocket Books Boys Pocket Books
Magic LanterBs Coored Cups and sauctr Shaving Mugs
Bottles for Covering Cigar Sets Toilet Sets Jewel Boxes
Motto Frames, Perfumes, Vases. BoK Papers Writing
Desks DR. ssng Cases Card Stands COogncs Moustache
Cups, Cmldrens Dishes, Glass Ink Stands, Ladies Work
Boxes Gold Pens and Holders, Gold Tooth Picks, Gold
Glove Buttoners Gold Pencils Fine Lamps, Suitable for
Presents Face and Satchet Powders Hair OILS. SrAruA
The noted pieces by Jingo" Can you Talk" and
otuer nice pieces Velvet Frames card size; Velvet Frames
cabinet size. BEST 55c CIGAR in the County.
| MAKE STRICTLY PURE BAKING POWDER-3jc per
pound three pounds for ST. Warranted pure strong and
wholesome. CIROMOS, ALL VERY CHEAP
Never Before has such stock Of Chromes to Ottawa
Chromos in ~ in Gilt Frames Chromos in New Style
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
y. + BULL,
EIOThfU ~ I.WW-
.-TATICOI NII.bsI NoIs-, l.

- In he circuit Court. January term lr'n
william g. HuutZ, Exec utnr of IN" last VII ana l7A
men, ~ Michael Trinor deceased. Mary Ryan, Amino
nv Tranor Bernard Tranor, Margaret Trainer SaI M"'
rs Rose TrlnGr. the Unknown Heirs col Mlchacl lTho
deCcas.d the Unknown Dcyscc- OF Michael lrhHor' u'
ceased the Unknown Heirs Of Rose TrauOr, deceased ana
the Unknown D,yisces Of Rose Trainor drcrSs'd.-IH
ChIbsCrg ,.,.-.
AFFIDAVIT oT tho nonrcsidcncr Of Mary RYAN. AnihoS
Trainer Bernard Trainer Margaret Irainor, sarah Morris
Rose 1rpnor. the Unknown Helm II Io1c lrannr |g
ceased Unknown n"ys"t- Of Rose lrHnof. tt''sN'
tho Unknown Heirs Of Michael Trainer. deceased and th
Unknown Orvi.ces Of NChA. IralruJ deceased lhp'"'
ed with the other above named defendants. having uh
ro In the clerks uilcs Of thr Circuit Court 81 -f county
notice l. therefore hereby 20 "a" SAID NONRESIDENT h
PENDANTS That the complainant Med his bil OF 10
said court the Chancrry side thereof on the l"uf''
dsy Of November ls1q and that thrrpUpun summons j.
snCd out II aid wherein snd -uit l. now prnlng
rcturraf on The second Monday the month oi January
next ~ p rs 1V required
Now un YOU the said resident 0r'rnd'f ny. aNvN
named shall personally be- and appear beoTc said 'n.l
ur On first DAY II the next term thereof 70 -, "'h
and for the said county. on the second Mpi
January next, and plead answer or deuur :" We .a
c0runaiuanf bin % complaint. the same and The matters
end thing therein charged and stated viii be- taken as con
f.-cd as1 entered against you according 70 Inc
nrtyrr ~ aid hill ROSWELL W. HOLMES. CLERK
= , RJff C1,ppr,s >o'tcitor n.vlj4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
\ special dispatch from Washington to III

\ special dispatch from Washington to the
HerdId says:
1t has been decided, after full cOnsidcra-
ton by the leading Republican statesmen,
that il would be better not to send speakers to
Louisiana this fall A member Of the Con
gressional committee worked for nearly ten
days in the hope of inducing prominent
speakers in the New York campaign to go to
New Orleans and help change the vote of the
State with assurances that it would 90 Re
publican. To his great surprise he found
that this was just what the Republicans of the
North did not want to accomplish, and he was
told that 1t would be better for his party not to
agitate the movement any more. The PLAIN
reason given was that the solid South was
to be the battlecry next year, and without it
there was no hope of keeping the North solid
for the Republicans. Once break the solid
South, said they, and one-half the force of the
Republican party is gone"
OF coursel So our Republican friends go
on the record IN 1879 IA the allies of Tam
many in New York, and as refusing at the
South to aid in the election Of the only respect
able Republican ticket nominated in Loulsi-
ana since the war, and upon the only occasion
on which such ticket has had a chance Of
success.-N. J. World
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

Its main line runs from Chicago to Council BlufTs
md Omaha, passing through JplICt, ottawa, la
sale, Gencseo, Moline. Rock Island, Davenport,
West Liberty, Iowa City, mafcngo. BROOKLYN,
with branches from Bureau junction To Peoria;
Wilton junction - Muscatine, Washington, Fair
field, Eldun, Belknap, CcntrcEile, Princeton, lren-
ton, Gallatin, Cameron, Lcavenwurth and AtChtsnn;
Washington to Sigourncy, OskalOush and Knoxville;
Keokuk 10 EarminlstOn BunapaTte, Bcntonspprt.
independent, Eldon, OttumwA fddyyilc, Oska-
loosa Pella, Monroe and Dcs MOineS; Dcs MoineS,
10 Indianola and Wntersct: Atlantic 10 Audubon
and AyOCa to Harlan. This II positively the only
Railroad which owns, controls and operates
through line between Chicago and Kansas.
Tins Company own and control their Sleeping Cars,
which are Inferior tn none. and give you double
berth between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Ieayen-
worth or Atchison for Two Dollars and fity Gents:
and section for Five Dollars, while all other lines
charge between the same points, Ihrr" DufIdrs iN
a dDubIc berth, and SIX Dollars for n section.
What will please You most viii Z" tue pleasure OF
ENJOYING your meals, while passing over the teaul-
.u prnircs of Illinois and Iowa, In one OF our mag
ntncent Dining and Restaurant Cars that accompany
as good as Is served In any frst-cisss hotel. for
seyenty -rve cents You can order what you AAc,
and pas for what you set
Apprcciating the fact that j0rtty " the people
prefer separate apartments for different purposes.
land the enormous passenger business OF this line
unrranttng it, pleased - announce that this
Company runs its PALACE el.EEPlNt. IAltS iur
Slerplng purposes and its PALACE DINING CARS
for EaIing purposes one other great feature OF
PALACE CARS arc run through to p
AY(.JIsDN and LEAEENWORTRs
Tickets vita thl. Line, known M the -
Ticket Agents In the United states and Ga
FOR Information y - obthinabie nj your
=. IkIMBALL,
Cen'i superintendent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
The Wonderful Christmas Number Of st
Nicholas,

This mCnthly magazine for girls and boys, ed
tied by Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, has grown in
circulation SO rapidly as to warrant permanent
increase III size, beginning with November. The
Christmas number, now almost ready, has q
special cover, and is the largest and most beautt
full issue of any magazine for boys and girls ever
published, containing more than one hundred
pages and ninety-tive pictures.
1t contains twelve short stories by j. T. TrOw.
bridge, Washington GLADDEN., j. W. De Forrest,
Maurice Thompson, Sarah Winter Kellogg, and
others also the first chapters of serial story by
Louisa NJ. Alcott, written in the authors best
yen and the second instalment of capital Sc
rial by William O. StOddard, to run some months.
"A long story, also for boys, by Noah Brooks,
author of "The Boy Emigrants," will begin
soonD John Grecnleaf Whittier contributes a
long poem, while Lucy Larcomb and Mary Mapes
Dodge are also represented in verse. There is a
Christmas play for festivals, by Edward Egglc-
ston; an illustrated art paper on ThOrvasen, and
an account with twelve pictures Of the life and
doings Of New York Telegraph Boys.
Gustave Dore, Knaus, Mary Hallock Footc,
Kelly, Dielman, Rensell, Sheppard, Eytnge, Jcs-
sic Curtis and Adde Ledyard are among the ar
fists represented.
Buythj n,upabsr and see rhat 81. Nicholas realty
is. Your newsdealer will supply it and take your
subscription for the year. or the money may be
sent in check, ?. O. order or registered letter TO
the publishers. Price, $500 year, p cents a
number.
Scribner Il Co., 743 Broadway, New York.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re
ccived 10y Osman d llapeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

They were meandering arm IN arm up the
street, and a short distance ahead of them
walked young lady very handsomely attred.
The sun was about setting and its light was
throwing a beautifully crimson pail over the
earth He sand, in rather subducd tone of
voice: II How beautiful perfectly grand ?"
etc. We'll, don't know was the response
from the fair one by his side, g don't admire
her style, and the dress is mighty poor fit"
He weakened, and the sunset Interested him no
more-Y0nkers Gazette
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOLIDAY DS0G0
and CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
EVER BROUGHT TO OTTAWA,
All OF which bought before the late Advance in Prices,
lns,e several gross KNIVES

Frames. Chromos in Wanat Frames ~ Come and see
my Stock of Chromos whether you want TO buy not III
PANEL AND OTHER PICTURES, silk Transfers.
Scrap Book Pictures Before you buy Autograph AL
bum my stock and prices Photograph Abums-l have
feet high and u feet long nearly full Of them. 90
SOAP FOR 90; Ten CENT BOX OF BLEACHING, 90;
Large Zoe Soap, for sc. Childrcn's and Youths'
Books. Paper Covered Rocks, Board Covered Picture
and story Books, Cloth Bound Picture and Story Books
Chatter Box Books, III prices cents to $50, LARGE
STOCK OF FAMILY BIBLES. Perforated Board all va
rctcs, lowest prices. large lot OF BLANK BOOKS,
direct from the manufacturer from 10 TO IS cents per que
Old stock Of Blank books 10 cent below cost TO close out
THESE GOODS H Hlys Se fPd H2gf fHlck hI
have an immense stock will sell them all very close
Please give Il call and guarantee ii will pay you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

The most celebrated instances of THE law S
delays" ever quoted by law reformers seem TO
be fully equailed if not surpassed, by case
Just concluded IN Hungary. The Peter Lloyd
saws that on Oct IS a division of the Senate of
the Royal Table" the Hungarian Supreme
Court gave final judgment in a case commenc-
ed in 176S, and which has since passed through
all the possible phases of Hungarian litigs-
ton. The object of the original SUIT was the
same as would be aimed at by an eIectment
suit with us-to get rid of an alleged wrongful
occupier of large family estate. Alter Ill
years of litigation, the court placed the repre-
sentatives of the original plaintiffs IN possess
ion of portion only of the property. A large
portion has been swallowed up by expenses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
~Iil.I&It'E-S SAL

HFRIE'E'S - Ely virtue of special Ike
- cuuu issued out ~ the Cerk Office II The Ilrru tluT
a., IA lie county and state 81 Illinois and 10 directed
whereby commanded 90 make the AtlOusi due upon
certain decree recently obtained against William + BECK
in favor n Bridget McuWan out certain real estate IN
execution specinei have levied On the prp
erty g. Wit: Lot four ia block seventeen, In Adams "A
dillon the CITY of Ia Sale in the county Of La sale and
state Of Illinois
The-pfre according 70 the said command. shall expose
public auction the above described property, on
Monday the 18Th day % December 1872 al 10 oco<k A "
al the south door o. the County House, In OTTAWA
Ia Sale county, Illinois
Dated At Ottawa H. this 9TH dAy Of December ls,s
RUFUS &. STEVENS,
deosSv sheriff Of Ia sale COUNTY Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

A good story is told of Col. C., a promi
nent lawyer of Louisville: A party of gentle
men were playing poker, when a terrific storm
arose; the lightnng played as Familiarity about
sthe house as duck paddles in frog pond
epd crash after crash of thunder rent the air
Immediately after terrible crash, Col. c.
arose, threw down his hand, put on his hat and
Overcoat and said, II can't stand this, gentle
the lightning strikes this house and kills us
all, I'm darned if want the angel Gabriel to
find me with bob-tail flush"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
The Advance In Prices.

The remarkable advance in prices which
has taken place during the past few months
has already been freely commented upon. 1t
is important to have a correct idea Of the eX.
tent to which prices have advanced; and, for
that purpose, We present the following com.
parison Of quotations at New York, given by
the Bulletin for some of the leading articles
on the LIST Of January last, and on the 18th of
October.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13

An old gentleman who had provoked the
hostility of a fashionable lady whom he had
known in boyhood was asked what he had
done to incur the lady's displeasure Moth
ing at ALL" replied the innocent old man; " on
the contrary, was very cordial to her and
spoke of the time when used to carry her to
school nearly half a century ago"