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NJ, T. MOLONEY,

NORTCi ACiF; SALE. OF REAL ESTATE
NJ Whereas John Murphy did by his mortgage deed; d'
mortgage deed bears date seventeenth day Of July u
1873 and recorded in Volume ISL Of Records, on page
Sale and state OF Illinois convey 10 the undersigned lo'
thy FmtOn his heirs executors administrators and assigns
al me following described rrn estate SITUATED IN te c3u
of In Sale and state of Illinois. VIZ Lots number eleven
and twelve, in block number three in Union addition to
Ottawa county and state aiorcsaid to the payment
OF the of two hundred dollars, with interest thereon
according to the and effect Of certain prOnsory
note bearing date with sald mortgage deed payable 10
the order of the undersigned Timothy finton three years
after the date thereof with interest ~ the rate OF Ten per
centum annum. payable annually ana signed by the
And whereas il Is provided in and by said mortgage Deed
that of default in the payment of said note any
part thereof according to the tenor and effect thereof me
attorney after having advertised such sale thirty DAYS in
newspaper published in Ottawa, In Sale county, Illinois,
and equity redemption of the said John Murphy, his
heirs executors administrators assigns therein AT public
the County Court House In OTTAWA La sale county, ILL
nos the time appointed IN sch advertisements or may
the making of such sale sales the attorney of the said
John Murphy for such purposes thereby constituted lrrcNo-
cable or IN the name Of the nnderslgned lln9hy rn2,
his legal representatives shall execute and deliver to the
purchaser deeds for the conveyance IN fee oi the premises
And whereas default been made in the payment OF the
said promssoy note together with the whole III the rnc.
pal and interest thereon from the said seventeenth day OF
July A. d. 1870 and the entire of said principal and
Now therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue and
contained l. the said Timothy FnOn will on Monday. the
day of July 1879 at the hour of 10 O'Clock
highest bidder for cash the south door of the County
Court House in Ottawa. La sale county. Illinois. all the
denption of the said John Murphy his heirs. executors al.
minstraor and assigns therein and VIII also execute and
Sn"e in fee Of the premises sold TIMOTHY FINToN
NJ 7. MuLONEY. Attorney. luh2l-w
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M, O. SOUTHWORTH


NORTGi AGES A 4f'.,. Whereas Ellen VI Barper
sale county Illinois, by their certain mortgage deed dated
ih day of May ~ 1873, and delivered TO the unde
signed and recorded in Volume I2of Records on page 49,
the Recorders office of said La Sale county did grant,
hlr',.'n cell and Ur'r ~" Undersigned. Wlhn VI.
Howell" The liuWir" d'~, ltG rrii estate. 10 Wit: lot
lurt'u.r st,. IN h'n"N number nur. In Clark ndcr-
lHr. Ntfr,r 'hc Town Of Nus'cs, La sail" county.
illinois, Wlnc said mortgage Mas given 10 secure the pay
incnt OF eight certain prosOy notes Of even date there
with the of Si21 each payable TO the undersigned
in a 30 u and Is mOnths respectively after date
thereof with interest at the rate of ten per cent per anu
payable Semi-annually;
And whereas 1t provided in and by said mortgage that
in case default the payment of said notes or any part
thereof according the and effect thereof the mort
gage legal representatives attorney, after having
advertised such sale sixty days in newspaper published IN
said Sale county might sell the said premises ana al
right and equity redemption of said Ellen NJ Barber and
Nelson f. Barber their heirs and assigns therein al public
yenuc at the said premises the highest bidder for cash
purchaser deed the conveyance in fee of the premises
sold; .
And whereas default has been made in the payment of
the orr last above mentioned notes which default still
nues and there this date due and unpaid thereon
the principal of each Of said notes and interest thereon
since May 25h, 1871:
Now therefore notice is hereby given that the undcrsgn
ed MORTGAGE aforesaid WILL by virtue of the power in said
mortgage contained Friday the 2d day of August A. D.
before described sell public auction To the highest bidder
for cash and singular the premises herein before de
scrhed and all the right title and equity of redemption OF
the said Ellen NJ Barber and Nelson Barber their heirs
and assigns therein WILLIAM NJ H!W Eli
June u lSI9.-2mos Mortgage.
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Mr.. Hathaway was on the stand.
Brother Willard began the cross-eXamlnation
Did Mr.. Talmase ever SANDER you" he
asked
"Well !" began the witness,"I should think
II mean to your own knowlede?' SAID
Brother Willard.
"Do you mean to my face?"
II mean somewhat sternly) Of your own
knowledge"
do you mean did ever hear that he had
ever slandered me?'
NO of course do not Hearsay is not
knowledge. | mean do you know that he
ever slandered you:"
"Well, no; in that way don't suppose that
do"
Bro Mlilard- "IIumph. How old are You ~
No answer.
Bro. Mllard-"Don't you know how OLD
you are?"
Witness-"Not in your way don't. If |
am to believe my mother, am forty'fvc years
old. But that is only hearsay .'-7alnoge
Trial.
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A Bad Man Turns Loose,

A Virginia gentleman, just up from San
Francisco, confided some of his experiences to
a ChrORicle reporter yesterday While at the
bay he stopped at the Palace hotel and made a
practice of dropping into the bar-room of that
establishment of an evening, 1t being a retired
and rather heightened place, On Wednesday
evening last the ComstOcker lounged into the
barroom and was pleased to behold there as
the only occupants, Senator Sharon, Seth
Cook Tom Sunderland and a few other histor-
&c capitalists, sitting at large round table, in
the centre of which stood sundry bottles bear
ing the mystical word "Roederer" Presently
a middle aged man, soberly dressed in black
broadcloth and wearing plug hat, staggered
in from the hallway, and lurching up TO the
bar yelled for somebody to come up and have
something to drink. The SharOn-CoOk party
paid no attention to the bolsterous new arrival,
but quietly went on with their gossip and Roe
derer. Giving a furious whoop and smashing
his tile down on his head the stranger perform
ed wardance to the middle of the room and
declared himself He was bad man. he SAID
and always made it practice TO strew upon
the floor the bowels of any person who declin-
ed to drink upon his invitation To point his
remarks the stranger wound up by drawing an
eighteen-lnch Arkansaw toothpick from the
back of his collar and advanced upon the tab
le There was a stampede. When the Virgin.
ian peeped up from behind the bar, to which
position he had quietly and calmly walked at
the beginning of the trouble, he perceived that
Sharon and his friends had gone out and that
a policeman was Juggling the warlIke stranger
out of the place.
who Is he:" asked the Virginia man Of the
bar-keeper.
"Oh, he's good enough man when he isn't
in liquor" replied the man of drinks, nervous
ly polishing the rosewood bar with a towel.
He was one of the quietest men ever saw
when he first came here about two days ago,
but he's bad when he's full"
From Bodie, suppose" suggested the
Firginian.
"Bodies He'll, no. He's from Boston. He
belongs TO that Sunday school excursion party
--Pirginid Ckoaiclt.
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An Indian Joke.

Yon would hardly expect to find wit among
Indians, and jet they are just as human as the
rest of us and IN spite Of their stoiclsm indulge
IN Joke now and then which has a flavor of
its own. During banquet which was given
by the pale faces to several red men, one Of
the Indians took a spoonful of mustard, sup
posing it to be some delicacy. The tears came
into his eyes He could die without flinching,
but spoonful OF mustard was something
which even his heroic soul could not endure,
so he wept profusely, even is white men do
sometimes. The chief, who sat opposite, asked
him why he cried. He naturally replied that
ne was thinking of his old father, who died II
horrible death a few minutes after, the chief
fell upon the mustard pot, and swallowed more
than was necessary. The tears came INTO his
eyes too. A thousand tomahawks were moth:
ing, but the pungcnt quality Of the mustard
made him weep like child. "And why do
you cry" asked the first victim, with savage
delight IN his tones. "Well,' was the reply,
u am crying because you was not killed when
your father was"
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Ze9pl.
GEORGE NJ. LELAND.

NASIt'IS'S sSA .f,.-Notice is hereby gwen that
M by virtue of decree made and entered Of record by
the Circuit Court uf la Sale county state of Illinois, ~ the
June term Of said s,s in certain cause then
pending In said the chanCc side thereof wherein
Samuel {. Wiley and OsmHn j. Wilson complMnants
and The EarlyC Manufacturing Company Samuel T. still
son. Andrew II. Brecsc, John Moore and David VI. NOs
hurgh were defendants shall. on Monday the twentyhrs
day Of July D. 1879 the hour eleven o'clock In the
forenoon 0f said ay offer for sale nj the south the
County Court House in Ottawa in said county AZ public
auction and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the follow
Ing described property being the ordered by said de-
he sold that l. say; Lots number and two IN
block number eleven, In the Original Town Of Ehye, IN
the county of Ia sale and state of Illinois.
TERMS 0F : hLF-Cash GEORGE VI. LELAND.
Dated June y, ls,g.-3W Master In thanctry.
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customer why it is an insult TO every true
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Three girls of the Methodist persuasion hav-
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welfare of their lovers; but the first one had
Eot got very far along in her petition when it
was discovered that they were all engaged to
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A party of Irishmen went to a clothing store
to buy suit of clothing IN which to bury Il
dead comrade. All varieties of garments were
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The play was at its height in the ,cardroom
Of a wel-known club, and from distant cor
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Jove, we are two to two, too" responded a
player at an adjoining table. NO wonder
that a German present likened our language
to a french horn.-Judy.
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How long Will it be before you get this
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was painting her house. "Well, don'tk know.
marm," said he; "the boss has just gone to
look for another job; if he gets it, III be done
10 morrow, but If he don't, Tam afraid It'll
take me all next week"
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A Los Angeles boy has new idea of the re
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is The meaning of "Seah," replied that it was
the ancient for whoa, Emma"
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Ia browbeating counsel asked witness how
far he had been from certain place Just
four yards two feet and six inches" was the re-
ply. How came you to he so exact, my
friend?" Because | expected some fool or
other to ask me, and so measured it."
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\ party met at public table and the con
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