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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

Two THOUSAND head Of cattle in the
WaIlowa valley have been sold to
Eastern men.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

Me. Il. j. SurroS has retired from
the editorship Of the Hartford, Cali
fornia, Public Good.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

HEEDRicKs IL looming up AS the
Democratic candidate for the Prcsi-
dency il 1880
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

A COMPROMISE, SO it is stated has
been formed between the Khodve and
England and France,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

DIprnEmA still Turks at La Grandc,
Oregon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16

Well, as | was sayin',
Youv cum al last with your bamy
Breth a.blowin' from the Northwes--
Wesconstant or Nebrasky, | s'pose,
Great countries for BAN. / reckin'.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-16
Now Yony oum Mon

NOW youV cum wen
Every bodi's feed and Korn and things
iley all been fed outl Now luck at
Our krittels, viii ye. See our katll
On the left, a-heavin to be steadied by
Thur tales when they gets up a-mornings
Look at our hossis watts all reduced
10 skeletons a-weepin' over trott;
a hull trott full of Kobs!
A hull troft full of bitter rekleckshuns!
Look at them shepc alton in
The iens corners a-waitin' for grassl
Iis! and they've bin a.waitin' some ov
Them week And il they wasn't
Puld they'd q bin shakin' their lox
AT w an sed--U dun itn' (rhat thur
Is from Hamlet, won of Shaksnur's plais. J
AS another poit seq Grass refused makes
The stomak aken So these shepe will
Never open their onto grass agin--no.
Sec the shotes
ieanin' ON the iens 10 squele!
Lux at them nifty eres a-hangin' pendint
Onto such little hogs! Sec a hundrid
Gud shotes reiuced down to even
korn basket full
Yes, that thurs OF yer doins' U
Iardi, loiterin' spring back
As youy bin a-doingl
Bat now youv cunt
We feel your cheerin' preseaz wen we
Gil round onto the south side OF the barn !,
We hecr the hens a-kaklin' wen they've
Laid a egi We see the horse radish
A starting up alongside the garding
Fensl The wimniin is lurkin' into
The old teapot alter garding seeds,
And all these things makes me think youv
cunt
IF 50 be I've riled
Ne spring, a-showing up ov yer shortcum-
mings,
just set II down to hayin' potts lisens,
Chic | hain'ttaken wun out, yet low TO-
JOHN PHGNIx.
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-s-.-s1's 74---sfi7T9Ii-.T
Osv EsAp No S&sRING.

Opinions, as Good Now MS Ever They
Were.
Wen, spring, youy cum at last, hev your
The poit seq youv bin a-sitin' in old win
ter's
Lap-aow amt you ashamed OF yourselfg
/ s'pose the old lel er's bin bussin' you
| should think he had from your broth
A bein SO cold--but thai's the way them
Old telleIs hey adoiu'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03
over 100000 Acres.

OF good quality. belonging to Railroad Companies anu W
persons in each of said states. We VIII select Janus Tor
any Wishing ta purchase OrcOf H. VIII hc'pna
ny persons wishing 10 buy lands pointing ont the same CIV
ing price, and all desired Information P"r-un~ wish
IL. IN
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Legal.
Observation-Disclosures

NOR,TG a III SAIL -wheress James Morris
vi and Ida H. Morris his wife, OF Ottawa, county OF Ia
Sale and state Of Illinois, by their nortgaRe deed bearing
coriers office OF Ia Sale county, Illinois In volume " OF
Records, on page 49, did convey TO Milton H. S~ mort
eagc the following described premises, situated ~ the
of In Sale and state of Illinois, 10 w.t. The west haf
uf the west half OF the southeast quarter OF section nuinOer
three (S il township thrtythr. @ north, of range num-
Der three go east Oi the THIRD principal MERIDIAN 10 SECURE
the payment OF certain promssory note for the sum OF TWO
thousand dollars, given by the said james Morris 70 tc ta'u
Milton H. swift payable year after the date thereof
with interest at the rate Of ten per cent per anu payable
semiannuay thereon, said note bearing even date WIN
said mortgage Which said note and mortgage has n.eh py
the said Sw sold and duly transferred 10 George Hoon
the present legal holder and owner thereof , ,o,
And whereas II Is provided in and by said mortgage tal
II default M made IN the payment or the sad Io', OF ANY
part thereof according 70 the tenor and effect thereof mat
then the said swift his assignee. legal representatives or
newspaper published In Ottawa, aforesaid or by posting up
written printed notices In four places In the county whe
sad premises are situate might sell me SAD penser, OF
any part thereof and n right and equity 81 redemption OF
the raid their heirs executors, OF
assigns therein at public ycnduc 10 the highest bidder ior
cash ~ the place and az the time appointed IN snc Ner
tscintnt, or might ADJOURN inc hac from 'hc " Univ at
discretion: , ... ,
And whereas default hns been in the payment OF
said note the principal thereof having oecslne one
February 81, 1873. the being still unpaid, together
with the interest thereon from the 81 day OF August T. d.
| 1875; , 49,. T., ,.
said mortgage and by virtue of the power ana au
thur granted in and by the same anu III Tue request
OF the said George Hupson, !. Milton H. SW ths NOR
2Sth day of May 1879 al the south door OF me county
court house in ottawa, Ia Sale county, ILLINOIS, ~ e noun
of 10 o'clock OF said day sell ana dispose on te prem
and in said mortgage mentioned, ana NJ the rh
equity Of redemption of the said James and Ida H. MOI
ris nrgagurs their heirs and assigns therein nj public
vrnduc 10 the highest bidder for cash for ne puR2sss III
| said mortgage mentioned. MILLION H. swift,
! ottawa. April -, l5i9. horIsaece.
! aprlG-lW.
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.HaH1aa==a. sHa sH Hs
C.. H. BRUSH,


DNIINlSriATok ~ ~. or hEtl.
y E~rNrE-lN virtu" of M nrUer ana decree "t w
-u.f, Court 81 ia sale county. Illinois. matte uh tt '.
the undersigned Charles II: Brush Adlhistrtsop
6oHis man, with the will annexed OF the estate Oh H
Thornr deceased leave to sell the real estate N s
deceased the March term u. 1879 OF SAID court 70 WI,
on the twcntyninh day OF March u. lSo snail on t
third day of May next between tho hours OF ten ocoh III
the forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon 81 sd u
10 Wit M one o'clock In the afternoon sell AZ public sale ~
of the county court house in ottawa IN u
county, the real described as follows, 10 VII: ne
west half of LOT six and lots scvcu eight nnc ten ana u
west half of lot eleven all in block seventeen, IN Green >
Addition the Town city, of Ottawa also pi sN, III
block four in Walkers Addition to The Town tnow cy OF
ottawa also lots six. ScNcH and eight IN block tWo III MA
sons addition the City of Ottawa; also lot SIN N huc
four. In Sanrrrs Addition to ottawa also nine ana |t
acres the half of the northeast quarter Oh
section eight in township thirty.onc north, IN nE thr
east the third principal meridian: aud also lot Wu III
block jwcuy.,iy in subdivision lot vr IN Peru;
all u the above lots and lands situate in Ia Sale county
Illinois. ...,
TERMS SNLE-Cash; subject 10 the approval "l 'Md
court and will execute deeds therefor,
CHARLES H. BRl ST,
Administrator Dr. boniS noR with the VIII annexed
OF the Estate on Richard lhurnc, deceased
Dated this Irh day uf April \. y. 1879
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STATt or, ILIINoILs, ArrELL 1,,I s, C9cnr

STArE OF II-I4IN0tS, ArrELL L.,t S, H4GHf-
- WithiR ana for ne Second DiSnct o. sdth Stuo' a.,
Eliza Norton and Joseph 5. Potter implicated WIN l4sI
Norton IT.. Elizabeth Norton, Joshua Norton 81 "lialh
Dickinson william H. W Cushman The Brown ana Nor.
ton Paper Company. Alfred Norton and the Marscliss
Land AID Water Power Company Albion X. T. Joy-hi'
JO, 10 La safe county circuit court.
Whereas the said Eliza A. Norton and Joseph ;. Pptr,
implracd Sc have sued writ of error fronl sad hp
ratc Cont to reverse judgment obtained by said ALBION
H. T. Joy against said Eliza Norton Joseph $ Potter Josh
ua Norton IT., Elizabeth Norton Joshua Norton"d "Il
Dickinson William II W Cushman. The Brown ana NOT,
ton Paper Company Alfred Norton and The Nurseries Lana
and Water Power Company in the said Circuit Court Oh IA
Sale county, which said writ of Is now pcndlHE III '
Appcllatc Court and whereas writ Of Sce fdcdS mas
been duly issued herein rcurnabc On the first day o the
next term rd Appellate Court 10 he holden AZ ottawa
in said state the Third Tuesday in June next accorllns
TO law: and whereas nlsO appears by affidavit on ne ~
the clerks office OF said Appellate Court that NE sau Al,
bOn T. JOY IL nonresident uf the state OF ILLINOIS, a"
without the reach of the process % sAil APPaW oor M
Now therefore, the said Albion *. T. JOY te salu &c
irna error whose Oncsidrncc appears ~ a!crvsu
are hereby notified hr and appear before e Jnstea o!
SAID Appellate Court 1T the next term Of nd court 70 o
holden Ottawa in said state. the third Tuesday III June
next hear che record and proceedings brought INTO sad
Appellate Court return of said writ OF error and me err
rUrA assigned ii you shall fit. and fnrthCr to DO ana
receive what said court shall order in this behalf
Dated this llh day Of April \, u. 1879 m
npr55 j. H. COMBS. Clerk,
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" iS'EERN ,LAND W

Or 10 procure cheap pleasant Umestcads, will DO Wi Ia
call and see NJ A. have every facility travelling pur
chasing and improving Western Lands and iloincstrads
Warner familiar with the quality and vauc of West
rrn Lands having sold thousands IN different states
and having dcvotu of his time for several years In
visiting kansas Nebraska and other Western States is pre-
to give full and reliable Information Ia purchasers
and cngrau~. We shan have under direction during
rlr coming Spriu., summer and fall frequent
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OSMAN e. HAPEMAN,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-03

Physician, who has just examined an Irish
mans lungs: There seems to be some trouble
herc-pneumonia, or something of that sort
have YOU ever eNpcctoratcd blood:" Irish
man: Och, yes, SIR" Physician: How
long ago." Irishman: "Atout eight years.
Physician: Did you feel sick - lrishman
Och, | did that Physician: What wa:
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Instructor, measuring our city map-"lt Is
half a mile from the academy for boys TO the
seminary for girls" Innocent student thought
tully-"lt doesn't seem so far.
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Real Estate, Loan and
Collection
AGENCY
BUSHNELL & WARNER.
" BrsHNELi. !. |. WARNER.

We are rr,-tt, IS and sell Real Estate in this and
adjoining counties, Money. Pay IaNcs Kent Houses
Lots Farms, collect Rents. &c. We hay" every IA
Ciiy Locating soldiers Warrants the best OF public
lands We for the sale OF Railroad Tickets a re
dured rates various Railroads running through, rex
as Missouri Arkansa- Iowa. Kansas Colorado and Nchras
lrInc nr,, I!nh. AggrCgltimg
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Cheap Excursion Train,

VHtdV TNCWISIU'I IT HfHH
To each or the above states, when persons can select ANUS
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calling up~ H. ur fun inform lOn 10 locations, prices Of
land tickets, The closest attention rai' I" the
COLLECTION OF DEBIT,
F"rtclu>iu- uf murtgag,s trustees sales, Dc We are s
ii agents for the sale land belonging tu the Texas Pacific
Railroad Cuupauy the pDtiowattpmc lHud CO.. Kansas.
me - Louis Iron Mountain southern Railroad Co. :"
gcrirr with ether companies.
Office West of the Court House,
n,,. :, ~ oTT'N WA. IL IL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02

A Columbus special to the Cincinnati
Enquirer says 'fa suit has been entered in
the Cuyahoga county Court of Common
Pleas by H. S. Fuller, of the Cleveland
Rolling-mf1l Company, against George D.
Chapman and General John G.. Mitchell,
of Columbus, and Hartford Tolond, of
London, Madison county praying fora re-
ceiver to wind up the partnership affairs
of the Construction Company that built
the Scioto Valley Railroad, of which the
parties of the suit were members. The
object of the suit is the control of 5000, 200
par value of Scioto Valley Railroad stock,
and, as a consequence, the control of the
railroad line itself There was an agree
ment to allow Toland, as agent, to settle
up the affairs of the firm, but the mem
bers of it seemed to have combined their
interests against Fuller; at least that is
his verson of it, and he now seeks tohave
the Courts interfere. This suit is entire
ly independent of the one under which
the road was ordered sold at Sheriff's
sale."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02
MCKEMTE


Is still confined in our Jail and there have
been no new Developments in the case
since our last issue. No tiding have been
received from Detective Bullock, who as
stated last week has gone west.
McKimie was removed from the front
cell up stairs to the one directly below it
on the first floor last Saturday, on account
of its being safer one. He is watched
constantly, and there is no possible chance
for him to escape. The excitement has
about subsidized, and we scarcely ever hear
the name of McKimie mentioned. If De-
tective Bullock does not succeed in getting
him, he will be tried at the January term
of our Court on the charge of shooting
with intent to kill, and for the burglary of
Redky's store and Roads residence. He
has not been indicted on the last two
charges, but no doubt will be at the sit
ting of the Grand Jury. He is at least
good for long term in the penitentiary
for his crimes committed in this county,
and the public need not fear but that he
will receive punishment enough, even if
not taken West.-HillsborO NeaoS, goth.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02
The Great storm at Buffalo.

Buffalo Courier, Dec. 26.
The oldest inhabitant can always recall
a storm more severe than any which has
generation. But even the ancient resi-
dent is forced to admit that the icy gale
of the last three days has been phenomi-
nal in its violence. 1t has put an en-
barge on travel, stopped business, pre-
vented the receipt of mails, interfered
sadly with social festivities, and COM
PEELED even those who hate to talk of the
weather to make it the staple topic of con-
versation.
There is serious as well as humorous
side also to. the experience of those who
have haunted the depots since Monday
morning vainly waiting for the trains to
start, and to the harder experience Of such
passengers, including women and child
rem, as have been compelled to spend from
gone to two days and nights in the cars
when the latter were f'staIled'' within a
| few mile of the city. The sufferings of
many of these persons are yet to be de-
scribed. In one instance, the passengers
on such train were twenty-four hours
without food.
AS to the effect of the detention of stock
trains, if we may allude to such a fact in
the same connection, no more suggestive
illustration could be given than was fur
nished by the canibal phrensy of the
swine numbering several car loads, which
were not or could not be released until il
their hunger they had begun to devoul
each other, the stronger preying upor
the weaker and the wounded in the DIES
perate combat for life.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02

ROBERT BCNNETT. was born in the tOwnof Frank
lin, Pendleton county, Virginia, June 2lst, l7SS
and IS days.
He came to Fayette county, Ohio, in the Spring
of 1911 and remained a citizen OF the county until
his death, He was married to susannah Bush
August oath, 1873, by whom he had II children six
sons and five daughters. His wife, two sons and
three daughters preceded him to the grave He
was again married; he married his second WIFE,
Catharine Taylor, in the year 1912. and she died
July 27th; 1876.
He came to the county one year after wash
ington c. H. was layed out and said he recoleeted
when Court street, the most prominent street in
the town. was SO full OF whiteoak stumps as to rem
der it difficult to drive fOur-horse team through
the town, which then consisted of some FIVE or six
cabins; there being no roads leading to or from
the town, only they were opened by the citizens
through unbroken forest, to the different set
Elements in the country. He lived long enough to
see the forest removed and the county converted
into fertile fields, and Washington grown up to
lively city, with free turnpikes, and her rail-
roads, necessary to move to market her bountiful
products. He was man of good education for
his day-especially as mathematician-and was
one of the early school examiners for the county,
serving with David Creamer and Wade Loofbor-
rough and was, one of the oId-time school teach
ers. In politics, he was all his life an Adams and
Clay Wing, and Republican, and was always true
to his party. In religous faith, he Unitarian,
and was baptised by Charles Cady, minister Of
the Methodist Protestant Church. He died recon
ciled to his faith and in peace with his God, and
all mankind. HIS ancestors, on his fathers side,
were Irish, and on his mothers side, Welch. He
claimed lineal descent from Gilbert Burnett,
Bishop of Salisbury, who was so conspicuous dur
| ing the great English war, under William, Prince
| of Orange. Us. B.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02
Another B,rthday Dinner.

EDS. HERALD: j
Our friend, Constant Reader has
been so much annoyed by birthday din
ners and surprise parties that it seems
almost shame to put in another. But
nevertheless think there has been an
other surprise that would like the read
ers of the HERALD to hear about, especial
ly those who did not enjoyit, and that is
the dinner party, at the residence of Mrs.
B. F. Davis on Monday, Dec. 23d, given
by her friends as birthday dinner for
her daughter Alice. If constant Reader''
had seen the table laden with cake, turkey,
fruits and thenumerouso other good things,
he would not have said anything about
crest from birthday dinners," unless it
was after he had eaten until there was no
room for more. think, notwithstanding
the extreme eoldness of the weather
which made 1t little unpleasant getting
there, that the merry party of thirty-four
guests, who enjoyed Aliee's birthday din
ner, will long remember it, and join in
wishing her many happy returns of the
same. For fear of entirely wearing out
the patience four friend "ConstantRead-
err will refrain from naming all the
guests, or telling how much Alice was
surprised. By the way, don't believe
he would object to surprise on his birth
day even, ifhe did.know it eight or ten
days before hand, provided he was sur
4 prised with "a lot Of good things to eat.
SOME ONE.