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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
Rural Happenings.

i'lhMhh n, .hVl'l " Nv sun ''''''"'' -
Mclaughlin and Luke Doyle, over those colts,
was to have come of in Ottawa, but did not,
for sufficient reasons II seems the gentlemen
met on neurcl ground and arranged matters
so that having will be unnecessary. Bravo
friends; you have acted wisely in dropping
the matter
Our board of town trustees meet at J. j. Con-
ncrton's tomorrow, where the usual spring
business will be transacted.
Adam Schwlndamon will again collect our
iaXes He is about to serve the third term.
Tho, Delany will act rs assessor this year
- good man in the right place.
James Chesser has returned from Missouri
whittier he went last fall He brings back a
team of mules which he now offers for sale.
Ms Huckens expects to start for Nebraska
in a short time, where She will Join her hus.
band B. ) lIuckins.
VIM Black will erect fine residence this
Spring VIM. Simpson will perform the work.
Dauphin Dimmick has returncdirom Mount
CarrOi where he attended school during the
past winter Welcome back, friend Dimmck.
Bert McElwain will teach the school in No.
, the coming summer TON"
DAYTON, April lO.-Thc concert given by
Prof Ncwberry and class last Wednesday cv-
ening, was quite well attended notwthsand-
ing the inclcmcncy of the weather Solos du-
els, quarlcts and chorouscS were given in most
acceptable manner The Hunters Chorus"
and the "Buglc Horn" chouscs by the class
we're quite good. In fact in all the choruscs
there was plain evidence of careful and eilic.
lent drill although only few days were EN-.
ployed in preparation. Mrs Newbcrry, who
has been holdinga convention at Serena, came
down and took part IN the concert Her alto
IS very fine. The class may well be proud OF
their first concert.
The Musical Union will hold regular meet.
lngs every Wednesday evening. In our report
last week Oi the officers of the Union we omit.
ted to give the name of Miss Jennie Dunavan,
Organist
Mr. r. o. Black of Ottawa visited our sun
day School last Sabbath,
Last Saturday We were shown II large swan
shot by Mr.. Jos Green near Sulphur Spring
1t measured 6i5 feet from tip to tip of the
wings = lccl from leau 10 lall "a lcct lchg'h
Of meek; zoe VIII nave me ora stuffed anu ,,
OF his latest hunting expedition
AT the school election held NJ fine school
house last Saturday r 4 Mc,calf was chosen
director for the short Term and .Icssc Green
for thr long term
Las, Monday evening ,choo, exhibition
was held at the Buck Creek school house by
rrablc time in maxine orr,n~mcnts and de
served a comple,c success which we have no
dcubt She had
\ few came fish are beng CAUGHT bpt not
onouob 10 cali # good" fsbinn vet
MAE,ErLlEs. April 10 lS;g-TLc Bapkrupt
.,,,o j.. din, ,,,od ,,,,.i,o..
800
Al ute annual election oi the Kcd RlOboh
Club Tuesday evening, Col j. d. MCKahn
100, .l,....1 ,.,,-,.t,,.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
TALES OF THE NORTH,

The Sagas of 1hornstcin, vikings son ANA frdtol the
Bold Translated IRON. the lcelandic by Proi H. b. AN
DER,oN. Author OF Morse Mythology" Also Stephens
translation Of Tcrncr's Fridthofs Sagas" Complete in
one volume. l!nO Cloth, -.
s.'rhi1 work. nS u whole. Will please ant
instruct all classes Of readers, and especially those VINO
wish Ia search out the antiqu of scandinavian era
urc But every will be srHck with the majesty ana
force of that old poetry OF the north -iRe ''r"""'
Nelr York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
IOWA, VERMONT AND ILLINOIS
A CARD.

To an who arc suffering the and indiscrcons
Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay, loss Of manhood
a.. will seGd recipe that Will cure you. FREE or
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
ary Id South America Send sefaddrrssei envelope
~. EEy. JosEru T INNAN, Static" y. Mac YORK Guy.
Janislysp
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas IN bus
mess stationery, hare new type. and
use the H0dder Blotter- Pod for keep
ing printed supplies clean and ham
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. II is heater. cheaper,
more Convenient, less cun3brOuS and
docs its ,cOrk better than ann other
blotter yet iRUGnted, as II mere glance
at it toiH prore to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all orr
customers 6iriHS the best material
and best rork for the money in Of
tara. If you rant SOM etbiR6 good
and neat call on
0SMAN & HSPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12

Wooi-Thc April circular Of Walter Brown *
Son. 1871 Duane street, y. l., says there is no
animation in the wool market except in the
middle grades, and can give no encouragement
10 look for an advance in prices for the new clip
quoting present prices as follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12

Hides WIN OF mort rrnT- arc chsSe as dlnnged an
rr.s tgt.tiirts priGp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
Mem a0nRrtis RmRntS.
FROM
Eminent WILMER BRIT0N, NJ. D.,
BALTIMORE. NIl

| have used to!dcu'S lNCbiG's Liquid tiNtract
of Beet and Tonic InvigoatOr In my practice and have
been much grntlhed with the result. As tonic in all
cases of ind gcsiiou, debility and NvoalneHS,
tnsrtnia, Chloro-i-. &c. IL can not h" sur
passed. VAN SClAACH Is ''TENENSON, druggists
agents, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
OLD-TENE PICTURE
And Sheaves Of Rhyme.

BY BENJAMIN F. TAYLOR ljmo. Gilt side. PLAN edges
Price, $3.50 GIT side and edges, Sl.Ij.
- have spent many hours over your book.
The odd. Time Pictures j. crowded with verbal icIces,
and the closing portion Of i Is rs SOuI-plrhsa9 the
voice OF "A trumpet DR. j. q. HoHdHd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
BETWEEN THE GATES.

BY BENJAMIN f. TAYLOR, author OF songs of Yesterday
etc etc Fifth Edition Illustrated. sl.H
- Wit and Wisdom are mingled well to-
gether and the result is book with which every reader
will bc charmed II Is Golden cate leaning 10 many
hours of true int cctui cnoymcnL"-It jcd Heydh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

Rnsness has been grinding along us usual 'h''
week in this court; but nothing OF any import
ance to the public has been accomplished L""
yors have been on hand to borrow fine cut oil the
denuty sheriff, looking very glum when he h"'
none; and the clerk entered on his oo'Ne' "''''
10 the following effect:
Dismissed. BENZ Tread " james N; Rowe ~
4 Nicholson v. Egbert kllner; D. Nh'ic ', w
cant, Geo Augevine V. j. II. Rowe; james r.
Shields Y. A. Wilson; W. J. Guam V. Mary a.
Mclaughlin; Marscilles Bridge Co. v ;; singer :
Village of StreaIor " Ruth kiburh Mar5c
y Thomas Shelton Ella Telle " EllZa D. An,
draws: Christina Hanson V. I. L. "aiSh e, ~, ,
Jobn keenan, V. Charles Rafferty,; Chas, kaiicrtS
v Fnos Dclemater; Peter Burgcson cf al. v IRA
Knutson; Hiram Wiley V, ii. Ii; CartwriSnt,
lyman p. Couch " III. A, Rowland ct al; refer
J. Gallagher " School Directors OF Dlsts, No %
~ |: W T Parker ct al. V, Emery H. Ma'h's'
f. Turk v l.. Dumond 49,, r,,
.Judg,acnts-E. X. Harrison V. samuel lynn
sl25.33; VIM. Y. \. Ripley ~ a. v W. % '"' IN
son, Sl13. "a ,a.i,,
G, Bcctly, assignee, etc, V. Charles '" hoNie'
stricken from the docket
LIKE DOYLE V. Augustus Mclaughlin; hndlhS
Of property in plaintiff. o.,,. =
Patrick Gilligan V. <. [. Stevens "h"'"@ VI
property in defendant. -.
John NJ. stevenson Y, David Mclaughlin, 80
damages, ;,,
Adolphus McInturf V. s W, Hupp on trIaI
County Court.
Estate of Henry c. Nicholia, administratrlN
ordered to make final report on the hrst day Oh
April term.
Estate of Laurence Picrgue, same
Estate of Patrick j. Corcoran, same.
Estate Of Louis Stauier, notice of Unal settle
nent Mt May term ordered published.
Estate of George W. Johnson, Thomas Chlck
appointed administrator de JDnis nan bond
$500
Estate of Nathaniel :. Pierce, attorneys fees,
amounting to s441l0, allowed.
Estate of John b. Ncwtashcr, report OF private
sale of chatte property approved.
Estate of Milton Brundagc, claims for Sl353
allowed. -o
Estate of David c. MOoar, claims for SlW.5O
allowed; report of sale of chattel property and
accounts approved
Estate Of George NJ. Newton, Patt Ford APP
pointed administrator; bond $500; notice 10
creditors to June term.
Estate of August Beret will admitted to pro
bate, Marie Beret appointed administrators with
will annexed bond, 5000; notice to creditors to
June Term.
Estate of Mary Bedford, will admitted to pro
bate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
HOLCOMB'S TRANSLATION OF
TEGNER'S FRIDTHJOFS SAGA

l2mo. Cloth. Price. Sl.5
- y e., one can pcrti~r this mobile poem with
ont arising tlcrcfrOm Slth oitier Idea Of human bravery
and "A better conception Of human Oye."-it"r ocean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12

Morning tram makes cos' t"hh'cU"h ~ Aurora lVr All
points east.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars & +. Il @ Drawing Room
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars aud the G. H. O. Pal
ace Dining Cars by this All information about rates
of fare secsin accommodations and time tables viii
JAMES l.. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
{. ". SMITH. - ....,,-
irr,fHc Manner Chicago. C.. ". HAYDEN,
Agent III Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-12
EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF coTTA-UJ o.

t.xchuuISp on Chicago. New York, and AL the principal
cities of tAc Tri,rG states, bought and sold.
E,Nchang, re England, ireland, scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn in suns 20 suit.
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sold
our facilities such that offer Inducements 10
customers and "ndpayurs to give satsfaC
ton to those entrnstng Us with their business
Banking hours from \, VI ~ =. NJ.
oct. d. 1873 JOHN I. NASli. Cashier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
@us Der etaatsDauptaast.
SpringfieIb, ST., 81. Suli

Had SnbaIt cineS Beri6ts bes Staatss
auditors belaufen iid Die Soften Der 1iten
Staatsselebse6ung auf $273, 799. 23. Die
3~age9elbcr, N%teilengeloer II. j. 10. fir Die
Witglicber, 8eamten uno ionitisen 9lnge=
iteQten bcS ScnatS betragen 500, $50. 30.
unb bic fir bic Wtitglieber II. l.. ~. bes
9auies $144, 702. go; Die Soften Der
0rudarbeitcn $12, al. SO, bic bcs GinbiM=
6ens 0,426. 10 unb Die bes 9rudpapiers
$14. SIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Nfrif6.
2pnbon, 1. Nuo.

Gonb0n, I. Iu9.
Der @r3bii6of bon Nlgier bat bic Nads
ridt erbalten, ba6 bic bon Der algerilhen
NttiiionsgeieHi6aft ausgeienoete afrifanis
ihe Expedition int Sanuar an einein iiibs
tpeitLid) bonn 8tctoria : See belegenen
Yuntte angefommen lit. Ser Tiibrcr Der
Expedition ihreibt, boB, ipenn ibr nidt
unper3I9lid bon Der &iiite aus Muubs
8orrGtbe sugeicnbet iperbcn, 6ieGrpcbition
Der Notb aus9eleBt lein miro.
c<uOitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

2onhon /. SLUG

Na6 Snbalt elmer telegrapbii6en WtsI=
butg bcrridt bic Cholera unter ben aus
9t~fgbaniitan nad Snoien suriidfcbrenben
3%ruppeu. 9as Sebntc 6uiaren=G egiment
bat an cinem Sage Dierstg Manlt uno bas
lite Snfanteriez 9tegiment cinbunbertfinfz
u%nbueuusid Manu ner[orer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
SMI8artcn.
@ien, 81. Su'

&uBlan6 bat bic f6rlnlide @rfldrung
ab9e9eben, baB nut bod oret ruiiii6e 9teiz
tcrre9imenter III 8ulgarien Derblieben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
&obncrb5bmn0.
HottSpiIIe. Ha., 81. g

BottsDlIIe, Y0y 81. SUII.
Oie 9biIaoeIpbia Il Geaoing @oal u
Sron Company bat bentc cine Grb0bs
IN q Der H0bne Der Bergleute nm bier
Broscnt angefilnotgt. 9tcB lit fit Die
YobnlGsc auer @rubenarbelter i'm GountD
ShunltiQ ~maR9e6eno,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
GtfembaDr=9 u Encyclopedia.

OaDenport, Soma, I. Nu9ult.
9eute lit Die Davenport & gtortbtueitern
Giienbabn in ben 8citB Der Gbica9O, MiIs
tpautee & ct. SAUL neutrality-suspicious.
ilber8e8angen; lie iou BON Sapette aus
nad Sort Nttininu al ser Soma 6tbci>
lung Der WtiInauteer 8abn surSeriteaun9
elmer llnmittelbaren 8abnOerbinOung 3tDis
iden Davenport cinericitS unb Wilmaufee
lnb ct. Saul anoerericitS perlGngert tperz
Npu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
9OIiHf@e8.

Ct. Saul, Minn., 1. Mug.
0as repubIifaniiGe GentraLcomite bat
bic StaatsberiammIung Der Yortet auf
ben 2. September nod ct. Saul berufen.
8oiton, /. 4ug.
Die repubIitanii6e 8drtei bon Mniiaz
6uletts pirb ibre StnatsperiammIung am
16. september in Moreeiter abbalteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
G~trABemrnMb.

Sam VranctscO, I. NNg.
Son Iucion, in Qri5ona, tpiro Dem
Star" mitgctbeilt, baB am 80. SUM- III
Der NGbe 0es vSalarO Gamp", in ecn
Santa GitaS :8er9en mertfanilde Gduber
!5enrD unb Mattbep Sbeaeubad 9etOotet
nnb 3tuei benz 9tamen nab unbefannte
!GQufIeute %Dertpun0et babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
GRANDDAUGHTER.

MebtlOn, isis, I. MNg.
Ser 2anb Z gommifidr bat beute Der
Sturgeon 8aD & Cafe Mi1isan Ships
Ganal Company" bic Oerielben nab 8olz
Ienoung bes eriten Siertels Der GanaIz
lnlage 3uftebenoen 1856 older 2anb iiber=
ei9net. Ser Ganal murbe berpGiiert, un6
balb oarauf fubr elm Shooner Our6 bens
ieIhen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Nmbr TT Soma.

DMbuqMe, Sa., 1. Nug.
Die 8eltir3uug iber Die 8reGrubr in
Center Boint bat nad9eIa1ien; ieit Diitts
mod iinb feline EooesfGue in 6o[ge Der
&rantbeit nor9etommen, unb nod einige
Rinber leibcn an elmer b0sarti9en &ubr,
Die bur6 Die i6Lehten Musolnftungen
zines SWmpfes in Der Nabe Der Staots
arense aen1brt tpir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

Die Oeputirtenfammer nabm beute BEL
Der 8eratbung OeS Stats bes Wtiniitcriums
Der alsipdrti9en Gngelcsenbeiten einen
8erbeiierungS sAntrag auf Strei6ung Der
Yeniion beS 9erso9S 9eca5cS all. !3ipet
9lntrGee auf Nbl0lung Ocr 5p~rosentigen
Genten unb atpar mad benz einen na9
&blauf bon ie9s Wtonaten mad bent ats
0ern io9lei6, uuroen mad einanber abges
Ioh,1S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
eines Gamblers.
aus @eOr8ta,

SaDannab, @a., I. Nig.
Der erite 8aaen 8aumipoue bon Der
1euen Grnte fam belte aus Dem Snnern
,es Staates bier an Mnb nuroe nit 20
SentS fir 0Q5 Yfunb Derfauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
8om General MileS.

General WtileS meloet Dem Gommans
oanten bes neutrality-suspicious. BON Oaz
fota, General IcrrD, III elmer bcute NbenO
aus bent Eager an 9tof Greet, adtsebn
Wteilen lilolib bon Der @rense. bier cin8cz
eangenen 0epel6c, oab Die Nbtbetlung oer
Wanoc Sitting Suls, NIT bet er ncultd
SuiammenlticB, n0rolib in Der Hidtung
nah benz Nooobcrge 9cfloDen it,. @r
i66bt bic Stdrfe Der Banoe Sitting Bulls
auf 5000 SDpfe. iuopon 1000 Srieger. @r
bait bic ibm 5ur Yerfiigung itebenoc Erlpz
pcnmadt fir sablreid gcnltg, INN eS NIT
allen Snoianern aufsnnsbmen, Die sitting
Bltl I'm it'd 81 lbaaren rernlag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
MororeriM1.
9tttsburs,1 /. Nug.

Sobn .. @ufieD sriff D~ergansene Nadt
cine 9elpiiie Srau Srtpin, beren Wann in
NltoOna, BenniDlpanien tuobnt Mno nit
ipelder er elm itrGfli6es SerbGItniB unters
belt, NIT einem &aitrmeiier an unb bra6te
ibr mebrere tlaffenDe @unoen bel. Gr
entfloh io6ann our6 cineu in ben 9ot
fiibrenben NltSgang, uuroe aber BON 3tpet
goli3iiten DcrfOIgt unS mar 9e3pungen. IN
einem Nbtritt 3ufludt gu lud,cn. per
oab er auf bic Yoliaiiten Scuer,. fce!9e
balieIbe ertpiebcrten nnb ibn erldoteit.
Trau Srtptn ipiro nabri9einIi4 pteoer
Quffpmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
ibrer gn9anser bOranicben, irregefiibrt

ibrer anbdnger boranieben, irresefiibrt
ipiro."
Nuf glntrag bes Tarbigcn Sames SLAB
purOe bcidloiien, Die Sarbigcn Ourd Die
3eitungen bapon in GenntniB gu iebem,
OaB, iuenn ftc auBcrbalb Der nit OerSeu6e
bebafteten Ortli6feiten, Eager mad WfaBs
gabe Der bereits beitebenoen Goridriften
besieDen molten, ie burd 8ermittIuna
Oberlt Gdmcrpn's ebenio berpflegt tperben
io4en, ais ~bcfdnben iie fi6 i'm vGamp
STARTS, D%oraus9eiebt, baB lie bon Dem
Gerpflegun8seO Depot bes rGamp STARTS"
aus erreidbar iinb.
Die Sobter bes 4oli3eibirettors QtbleD
befinoet it6 nod in ~2ebens9cfabr.
&otteric> 3tcbMn4.
2ouisDiIIe, &D. 81. SuIt.
Die 10. !3iebung Der Commonwealth
0iitribution Company" bat beutc bier i'm
OtacauIeD : Sbeater itattgefunben. Bon
BEN 0auptpreiien entfiel Der bon $4,000
Dollars auf DaS zoos GER. 65.491; Der
bon 10000 Dollars auf baS 2oos Nr.
SO, 618; Ser bon 5000 Dollars auf Oas
Coos SET. "a, 277; &oos 9tr. 1921 un6 4698
3ogen ie 1000 Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
8oris. 1. Qug.

Die &egierung befdlnpfte bic 9erabs
iebung Der @ebGIter Der @r5bilbofe ulto
8ii60fe, ipurbe aber Bel Der Nbltlmmu19
nit 1874 ge8eu 1873 Stimumen 9%eldla9elt.
Der Miniiter Der %ausmdrtigen Nn9elez
genbeiten, @aooington. crtldrte geltert IN
6er Oeputirtentammcr: Die Yoltttf Der
&cgiermng in 8c5iebung auf Ne9ppten
tpGre auf bic NuSiibung zines glei6ntdBtz
aen @%influIes 6ranfrei6S unO gnglanos
llnb auf bas lebereinfommcn 9egrinOet,
feline @ebietserneiterunsen 3u iu6en. Die
9bIt6ten Der engLti6en 9tegicrung tpdret
niemaIs stpeifeIbaft eridienen, iie bdtten
pielmebr itets nit beuen Sranfre;ds int
GinflQuo aeltQnbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

Gan Troncisco, Ga., 81. Sui.
gu benz seitern semel6eten Sdiffbru6
1T nod na6autra9en, baB bas i'm 8arcs
lap 6unb g%eltranoete SAif bic arf Der
Sabrt BON Sbansbat mad 8u33drb Snlet
begriffene v8ederoaB 9lmbaibaB" bon 2ts
DerpooL lit. Die %geiamntte Bemarnun8
lit 9erettet porben un0 bier an9etommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
runSnetttIe4ttma.

Vrte, Pn., 81. OSNII.
Ser @run6iteim bcs OentmaIs fir ben
General 9tnt6onD 8aDne lit beute bier nm
ter sroBartiger Scisrli6teit gelegt moroen.
Die @ebeine 8aDne's iparen i'm Sabre 1909
alsgc9rabeu, BON ben Sletidtbeilen 9elGuz
bert uno i'll Gbeiter County tuieber begra=
ben nOrben. 0as 0enfmaI befinoet it6
auf Der Stelle bcs nrlpriiuglideu Grades.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

" y : e " ~ O"FE
Die v@onloltoatco 8ant" bat berte lire
3abIuuscn ein9eiteIt. neil iie fi6 auBer
Stan6e iab. Den OH iie gelteaten beoeutens
ben @nforOernngen 9ercdt su tperocn.
lleber 400 Mitnem uNb QSaiien, oeren 8ers
mogcn gan5 ooer gum She'll in ben Nftien
bet Banf angelegt iuar, meroen bon oteiem
8anferott ernitlid betroffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
6rei8eiprO@em

Yetersburg, ST., / Nng.
Sn benz 8roseB tpi6er Sc. g. Subj,
GObn 6es betannten &ieb5lhters Sol.
Subj, tpeIder i'm Wiat B. 5. bierieIbit bet
B. q. Cor inn STREET getOotet bat,
baben, mad m%ebrtGsi9er Bodybuilding ber
Sade, Die @eihworenen einen freis
ipreden6en 8abripru@ ab9egeben, inOen
ite in Der E66tung bes Or. Cog einem Qtt
Hpr gtntbipehr erf0nnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Mm9IM6Sf6He.

Salisbury ST., 1. Qug.
Gin iunger 8engeI, Ser Dor mebreren
Iaoen ieinen in Saba tppbnenoen Gttern
bobongeIaufen mar, tpurOe 9eitern abeno
i'm GbicagozB y Burlington. Ouincps Babnbof
BON elmer locomotive %iberfabren Hno blieb
auf Der Stellc tobt. Die GItern, tpeld)c
eben erit Die &unbe BON benz traurigen
@noe ibres &inbes erbieIten, iino fat
u%abnIinnig Dor Shmer3.
Des Moines, Soma. 1. Aug.
Ssoiepb 8orter, Der OemOtrotiide 3ans
6iSot fir Die Staatsgelebgebun9, BON
Morion Gountb, fieL 9eitern bon eiilert
NIT .6eu belabeHen Wa9en berab nnb brad
6rei Nippen, 6eren cine in bic 2unge eiits
@aIpacG, @is., 1. gng.
Der Tarmer George McgIob ftir3te
aeitern bon leinem @agen un6 brad ben
Sals. ct bIHterlGBt cine sabIreihe Sas
Mile.
Detroit, 1. aWg.
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The Bossier banner., 1879-07-24
SEASONABLE RECIPES.

To CAN CHERRIEs.-6 ounces of su-
gar to quart of cherries; boil moder-
ately for minutes; have the cans hot
and seal while warm.
DOVER CAKE.-1 pound of flour, Of
sugar, pound of butter, 6 eggs, glass
OF sweet milk, l teaspoonful of soda, 2
tsaspoonfuls of cream-tartar; add lit
tie nutmeg.
EXCELLENT GINGERBREAD.-2 cups
OF molasses, cup of butter, 4 cups of
flour, l cup of boiling water, with 2
teaspoenfuls of soda dissolved in it, 2
teaspoonfuls of ginger, 8 eggs.
GoosEBERRY CREAM.-Boil / quart
of gooseberries in water sufficient to
cover them. Stir into them ! ounce OF
butter. Strain through a sieve and
sweeten while hot. Then beat up the
yelks of eggs and add to them.
To DESTROY ANTs.-Take flour of
birthstone j! pound, and potash 4
ounces; set them in an ircn or earthen
pot over the fire till dissolved and unit
ed; afterward beat them to powder,
and infuse little of this powder in
water, and wherever you sprinkle it, the
ants will die or fly the place.
SUGARED ORANGEs.-Take 8 fine
sweet oranges peeled and sliced, ] CO.
coanut grated, cup of powdered sug-
ar; arrange the orange in glass dish,
scatter the cocoanut thickly over it and
sprinkle lightly with sugar; cover with
another layer of orange; fill up the dish
in alternate layers. .
RASPBERRY CORDIAL.-Fill a lar
nearly full of raspberries; cover them
with white wine vinegar, let stand 10
days; strain; add to the liquid q pounds
OF sugar to each pint; boil gently few
minutes; cool and bottle for use. Mix
ed with water it is a delightful summer
drink. Blackberries or strawberries
may be substituted for raspberries.
GREEN PEA PANCAKES Boil a pint
of green peas in salted water until ten
der and mash them while hot, seasoning
with salt, pepper and butter. Make a
batter with cup of milk, half cup of
flour with teaspoonful of baking-po
der sifted through it and pinch of salt.
Beat eggs separately; stir in the yeks,
then the mashed peas, and lastly the
whites. Bake on the griddle and eat
hot.
FRUIT BLANC MANGE.--Stew fresh
fruit--cherries and raspberries are best
strain off the juice and sweeten to
taste. Place over the fire in double
kettle, stirring it till it boils. Theu stir
into it corn starch wet in little water,
allowing tablespoonfuls for each pint
OF juice. Stir till sufficiently cooked
then put into molds wet with cold wa
ter or buttered, and set away to cool.
To be eaten with cream and sugar.