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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the terms and
conditions of II certain indenturc of mortgage,
bearing date the Sth day of December, A. ID. 1919,
and executed 10y and between William T.. Jones
and Olive Jones, his wife, of Alpena county,
Michigan, OF the first part, and Charles w. Rich
aidSon, Edward q. Avery, Newell Avery and
Simon j. Murphy, OF the second part, and duly
recorded IN the office OF the Register of Deeds for
The county OF Alpena, ON the 10Th day of Janu-
airy, a. d. 1871, in liber one of Mortgages, on
page 2j5, and by which said default the power of
| sale in said mortgage contained has become opcr-
| alive, and IL being claimed that there is now due
aud unpaid, at the date hereof, on said mortgage,
| the sum OF one thousand foul hundred and cigh-
ty-cSht dollars and fily-sx cents, tsl ass So for
principal and interest, together with an attorney
ice OF fifty dollars, 5000, provided for in said
mortgage, and no suit or proceeding, either at
law or IN equity, having been instituted TO recoy-
or the amount secured by said MORTGAGE or any
part thereof, now therefore;
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day
OF July, A. ID. 1870, ut two O'Clock IN the
afternoon of sad day, ut the front door of Pot
ter Brothers brick block, on Second street i'm
the city OF Alpena, county of Alpena and STATE
OF Michigan, that being the building in which
.ne .leul, court for said county in which said
moIigaged premises are situated is held there
VIII DE sold ut public auction 20 the highest bill
der, the premises described in said mortgnpe ~,
80 much thereof rs may be necessary TO satisfy
the said debt, the interest thereon, and said NJ
lorhey fee, and all costs and charges allowed Inv
hw. SAID mortgagcd premises IRE situated In
township of Long Rapids, county of of Alpena,
state OF Michigan, and described rs follows: Ali
hose pieces or parcels of land described in said
mortgage MS follows, to wit: The southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section
,wenty-seven, 2Il, the south half of southeast
luarter OF section wenty-cight, t2s, east half of
northwest quarter of section twenty EIGHT, t2sl,
md the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section thirty-four, t3il, all in town
hirty-two 1877 north, of range six co. east.
CHARLES w. RICHARDSON,
EDWARD o. AVERY,
SIMON j. MURPHY,
Survivors of themselves, and
NEWELL AVERY, deceased,
a. Mortgages.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Dated April %, 1879. l02wI3-525O0
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A TTAcHMENT NOTICE.

1ircnit Court for Alpena County.
pany.-In Attachment. P"" "u'noer Tom
n, N pa, Is hereby given, that on the eighth aav
dniy iss,,ay n. -. 1873, writ of attachment was
ty ~ ',sueu out OF the Circuit Court for The coune
OF Alpena, at the suit Of William m Johnso,,
e,nos,, named plaintiff, against the lands fen
.ens goods, chattels, moneys and Effects y, IN
narad ~, lumber sh Company, the defendant ehove
na ,a Ior the sum VI fourteen hundred doia,'
which said writ was returnable the fonrsh aonaIs
March, A. ID. 1879. '"o iourth day OF
Dated March 10th, A. ID. 1879
aosws hhLLEY a CLAYBERg
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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"What! Twenty-Five cents a
pound for sausages! Why, l can
get them down at Schmidt's for
twenty cents" yell, den, w
didn't yerw "Cause Schmidt was
out of EN-" "Vell, Nv l was owit
of 'em sell 'em for twendy cents
too"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07
AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER. when
taken with Qunine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
ca'hartlc can be used. preparatory to,
or aiter taking Quinine. We would
ADVISE all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
equaled.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

puzzle than the whole Comstocll
lode. Some fellows try to work
it, and by pure luck, strike it very
rich right off, in places where old
experienced prospectors never sup
posed there was anything,-Old
Miner.
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Dissolution of CopartnerShip.

The firm of Geo. l.. Maltz & Co. is dissolved by
mutual consent, and j. L. Whiting retires there
from and has transferred all his interest 20 Geo
l.. Maltz, who will conduct the banking business
rs heretofore, under the name OF The Exchange
Bank of Geo. l.. Maltz.
GEO. l.. MALTZ & co.
Alpena April 80 1879 403w4
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE
Circuit Court for Alpena County
- benlnmin X. Young VS.. The Alpena Lumber
Company-Attachment.
Notice is hereby given, that on the twenty fifth
day OF january, A. ID. 1879, writ of attachment
was duly issued out of the Circuit Conrt for he
county OF Alpena, at the suit of BENJAMIN n
Young, the above named plaintiff against the
iands, tenements, goods, chattes, moneys and ef-
iects OF the Alpena Lumber Company. the de-
PENDANT above named. for the sum OF three hun
ared dollars, which said writ was returnable the
fourth day of March, A. ID. 1879.
Dated March Goth, A. b. 1879.
ooo- KELLEY & CLAYBERG.
"'o" Attorneys for Plaintiff
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TO CONSUMPTTVES

Inc advertiser. having been permanently cured
VI o .nst dread disease, consumption, by simnle
sugnsay,,, :, ANXIOUS 10 make known 10 his fellow
ne viii send copy Of the prescription used frae
OF charge,l with the directions for prenarin ,S
t ssng .ne same, which they viii find sure cure
~, ,or consumption, asthma. bronchitis. otto De-
ues wishing the prescription will nlease addsas.
~ A. Wilson, 1874 Penn ST., williamsburgh ~ "
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

A Partisan artist lately painted a
portrait of duchess, which did
not satisfy her friends, who declar-
ed 1t was totally unlike her. The
painter vas convinced, however.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

The white farmers of Harris Co.,
Ca, gave an old fashion barbecue
to their colored neighbors in ac-
acknowledgements of their orderly
conduct and faithful service during
the past year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

1t is said that the very center of
earth is the only spot where one can
be merry all the time, and reason is
that, as science tells MS, everything
there losses its gravity.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

PIMPLES.

~, vii mail free the recipe for simple vepeta-
ole palm that will remove tan, freckIes. pimnles
ana oiotches, leaving the skin soft, clear and
lant growth Of HAIR on a bald head 49, .uAui
iaI ~ ADDRESS, inclosng &c stamp Ben. vandelf
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07

PHI &c % all kinds. tumors, discharge. NJ
me rectum quickly and perfectly enreJ hv 80, o.
p'e ana soothing remedy. For informat,on. al
'r @,ns d. ). fABER a co, ~ Ann 81. N. Y.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-07
Errors Of Youth.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered sor 80. g..
,he o seI.ous debility, premature decay, and ali
.ns enec's OF youthful indiscrction. will for he
nesd ~ ..hnering humanity, send free 20 ali who
simple remedy by which he was cured Snae,a We
~'snn,ng 20 proht by the advertisers experience
'"" no 20 uy addressing In perfect confidence.
JUN u. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St. New yo,t
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Alpena, April 80, Is.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

HOLMES & CARPENTER,
AttOrugys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats OF Ii sale county are requested 10 meet
On their respective townships on saturday the loh ia! Oh
March Sa 10 appoint delegates 20 attend County Con'e
zion to be held at the County Court House Ia the city oi VI
rava on Thursday 2h 1879 for the purpose Of pac'
ing in nomination candidate for the office OF Recorder
lately made warrant h the death W Bernhard aud 10
transact such other business may be deemed appropriate
for the good Of the party.
The apporonmcrt delegates for each township VIII DE
= follows;
Adams = Allen ., Brookacd. q Bruce. 3: Dayton ,.
Uytr Pax p D!mmick, > Eagle, O. Earl 3; Eden = ran
.yr- :: Farm Ridge, ,; Freedom. ,; Grand Rapids .
-oytl.ud s: More >; IN Sale, Manlus s. Mendoza s.:
Ns-.ssu :; Miller .. Mission. . Worthwhile, = ophir p
ss- s.: Ottawa. o.; Ourr Creek, = Peru. kchand ?;
FzlAza S; serena =; South ottawa. >; Troy Grove ..
y-,.-, V,-mrlion, .. Wallace :; waltham,2.
I. W BREWER,
!. &. CROKER.
WM. H. MlLLIGAN.
ALEX. NAUGHEl,
j. A. OCONNOR
WALTER HOGE.
J. l.. MCCORMICK, ia,
democratic County Central Committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
0NVENTIONS.

The republicans having set the example Of
calling formal county convention To non...
nate a candidate for recorder to ill the uncX
plred term Of Mr. Bernhard the other political
parties of the county have followed suit, and
today We publish calls for sepcratc conventions
both Of the National Grecnback party and the
Democratic party. As these conventions are
called to meet on the same day, we presume
We run no risk in saying that this selection OF
the same time on the part Of both Is Intention.
al and with the object in view of making an
effort to have the two conventions unite ON the
same candidate. There is so little, indeed. on
the score OF principle, to DIVIDE the Democrat,
and Nationals OF the west, that union between
them on candidate not only for the lnglguif
cant Office of recorder, but for the higher ant
more important offices that have political SIC
niflcance, would seem 10 be the most natura
thing III the world An excellent eyamplc a
the kind was recently set in Michigan. and on
impression is that both parties will soon man
ifest good sense enough TO make the prac,ic
universal all over the west and south. if M
throughout the whole country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
SUPREME COURT CONSOLIDATION.

Al every session Of the legislature, since tn
state has been divided into three grand divir
ions for supreme court purposes, "a bill Ia
made It's appearance in due course to wipe on
the grand divisions and consolidate the cour
! at Springfield. There are several lncltemcht
at the bottom ol TIE movement all on Whlci
are more or less diSreputahIc IN the mrs
place is The CLERKS oi the various grand avn
ions have been IN danger OF losing thcir ON
ces by the maheuVie' ana certain lawyers no
'el keepers ana o'lerH III Tue N'cih''S "i 'h'
DIVISION court houses nave uech supposed tt
ic'I a"eeP interest III 'he h"'cr' 'he PROBES
slohal I"bhy ihat always gamers aoou' 'n'
STATE mouse curing session oI inc legislature
nave "l '''c'''' !" S'"'""S 'n' "'"'o'"c"' IL
Il means VI Ee''''S ices ~ '''' "l,i'o"'"'" ="
cohSo''''""n " nS"' IT, ''''i'"'l' ''''''"
Ch!caSo ana NPHh"Hcl" lawyers 'a'o' 'n'
movement WIN thc I"ta 'hal 'lcy could by
aeVo''hg exclusive "''c''''"h " SUI 'e'l'e cou''
p"slllcsS' SeV Hlos' VI ''"' N''u VI BUSINESS III
10 'hclr own h'l''S' Anu 'lii"'y' 'nc Saloon
the movement "hucr inc ho'loh 'h"' II VIII
BRING custom 10 'hem "Iic' 'hey o'hcf"I'c
dohl get
Inc "oJec'iohS 10 inc movement are obvious
ana inSuperaole' Inc mann one !" 'i'a' con-
solicitation OF the court at Springfield VIII en-
tail oppressive expenses on iilIgah'S' Whlch
they no" avoid Inc hr'' ana hcaVy Item Is
travelling ana motel expenses mere are ioNr
hundred cases on thc docket eaci year at Ola
wa inVoiVlhg the necessity OF WISH mere AT
each term OF at least as many clients or thelr
attorneys Inc travelling expenses OF theSe
Will be quadruPIcd II the Journey must be
10 NPrIhSHc!o' linen '''c attorney
fees VIII be doubled. me Ottawa attorney
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
UNION (!

The Democrats and GrcenbaCkcrs of Mich
gan met at Lansing on Tuesday, and having
appointed committees for Mutual conference
the two conventions agreed To unite in making
Il Joint nomination of John b. Shipmen Of Cold
water for Supreme Judge and OF Geo. p. san
ford and Henry Whiting for regents of tn,
University. The conventions also agreed &c
act together hereafter as one party upon the
following platform;
/. We dcprecate the tendency IN our ma
tional affairs toward the Capitalization OF pow.
cr and its corrupt use.
2. We believe in the strict equality of all
the states and all classes of citizens before the
law, and that our government should be in
truth and IN fact Il government of the people
by the people ana for the people.
3, We are opposed to all further allowance
of war claims.
4. We demand that all money, whether pa
per or metallic, shall be issued by the general
government only, and made full legal tender
for all debts, public and private, except as TO
such contracts heretofore made rs were Orlgl.
nally payable in coin.
3. We are opposed to all banks of issue
and demand that grecnbacks shall he substi
tuted in place Of national bank bills, and that
the coinage of gold and silver shall be placed
in all respects upon the same footing.
&. We believe that money should be issued
in sufficient volume to meet the requisites OF
business; that the government should regulate
the value Of money by preserving uniform
ratio between supply and demand, and that this
delicate and important power should never be
delegated to banks, corporations or indiyidu
ais.
:. We are opposed to all monopoies, and
demand that the public domain be reserved 70
the tillcrs of the soil and not squandercd upon
railroads or other corporations.
:. We cordially invite all men, without re
gard to past political affiliations, who favor the
principles herein set forth and who love then
country and its prosperity more than party, tc
unite and work with Us TO save the people from
the bankruptcy and rum TO which the policy
of the dominant party is speedily and surely
tending
The democrats and grecnbackcrs united hay,
majority of 10000 over the republicans il
Michigan, and this union indicates that thu
long lease of power the stalwarts have enjoyed
in that state is on the eve of an everlasting
winl.uD
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Germany,

The Princess Louise Margaret, niece of the
Emperor, is on her way to England to wed
Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught. 1t is said
on their marriage Queen Victoria will accom-
pany the couple on their wedding tour TO the
Continent
In the Reichstag, on Monday, President Won
Hoffman said the financial deficit for the year
would be less than $2,10O,000, which could be
made up by increasing the matrlculaory con
tributions.
There have been several days OF heated dis
cus,ion of Bismarck's parliamentary discipline
Bill in the Reichstag, and it is doubtful wheth-
e, the measure can pass.
Baron MaueuIicl, Premier Of Prussia before
Bismarck and politician of great cminence
in his prime, died on the 2,th ult, some 50
wears old
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
Chr Erse Grader.
-0uawa m, saturday, March \, 1879.
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared TO club the FREE TRADER
with publications. furnishing oolh
at the prices named, postage prepaid The OF
fer-open to old subscribers or new at any
post oth,e IN the county-Is the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county; ..
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times e. %
FRrg TRADER and Chicago Weekly IHbHhc' |'o'
FIFE i"N"h" "''' 0'''',.'',-....,...........2 Gj
FpEE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. .......::' "O
FRgE TRADER and either Of liarper'S publ o..
cations. .......,...,'' '''''''''' 80
FurE TRADER and ScriJHer. TO
-, - r., MN and pLreG,logicaL Jolyhdi go. 800
NJ ~, m,,n md 4, V;,LollS........ $50
PRrE TRADER aud D,morcSt's hontng.,,,.. 30
FRr; TRADER and LHtIFS Lring iJc...... SO
FREr TRADER and Western RoJW. .......... 800
~, ~ MN and yo,y,S Rural Nan York,y 3 -
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GREENBACK CONVENTION.

The voters 0r II Sale county who are In sympathy with
aad devoted To the principles OF the National Grccnback
Labor party arr requested To elect delegates to County
Convention oi said psrty be- held at the City Hall In Otta
W. on THURSDAY the 10Th day Of March 1872 st o'clock
~ FOR the purpose of putting in nomination candidate for
Recorder Of Deeds in and for said county to oil the vacancy
uccasoncd hy the death of c. w Bernhard late Recorder.
We recommend the National GrccnbaCk Labor voters OF
the several towns the usual places Of voting on
SATURDAY, 18th day Of March 1872 at o'clock r. NJ Ia
appoint their respective delegates TO said County Conycn
ton unless different and place be decided upon, and
notice gwen 10 the committee.
Tie ratio Of representation shall he follows viz -Four
delegates from Ottawa, La Sale Peru Bruce
and MENDOZA; and from each Of the other towns.
In addition the above, each town will be entitled to one
delegate for every 30 votes cast for Hon Alex Campbell In
1878 and for every fractional part Of 5OcNcccdng l5
The following il the number of delegates to which each
town is entitled in said convention:
Adams }; Allen b BroOkhcd, =; Bruce, II; Dayton, .
Deer Park q Dimmlck, 81 Eagle, 3; Earl, 81 Edcn 81 Fall
River ?; Farm Ridge, ,; Freedom, 3; Grand Rapids, 81
Groycant 81 Hope Ia Sale, %; Manlius, 81 Mendoza
.; Merden, L. Miller 81; Mission, 3: Worthwhile, b Ophlr
T. Usage 3; Ottawa o. otter Creek }; Peru, 81 Rchand,
3: Rutland 81 Serena 81 South ottawa. 81 Troy Grove L.
Utica 8; vcrnion, = wallace, q wultham, 8.
BY order Of the County Central Committee
T. Il. GRIFFIN, Chairman,
+. y. CmMMINs. Secretary,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

The democrats have failed to show that the
republicans either offered to give or receive
brides. Until they can show something of
that kind all the bosh about republican wick
edness is exceedingly pucrlct.-UtdWd RcpUb-
HcdH
The news will doubtless be in the highest
degree gratifying to the members of the boss
marines, for whom the RepuJiicaH so industri-
ously caters. The democrats have shown that
every member Of the Louisiana and Florida
returning boards that voted for Hayes has
received Il fat office. Old Wells is survey
or Of the port of New Orleans at salary OF
$4,000; Anderson Is deputy collector at $500;
Kcnncr naval officer at $4,000; Cassanave in
spcctor at $4,000; Gov Stcarns, of Florida, is
Hot Springs commissioner at $1,000; and Nc
Lin was appointed Judge in New Mexico, but
has since died, contessing the fraud with his
dying breath The democrats also show that
every Florida and Louisiana cector that voted
for Hayes has Il fat office W. p. Kellogg, Of
La, is |. = Senator Joseph is Il clerk in the
New Orleans Custom house Marks Is collect
or Of Internal revenue, Ieviscc agent of the
treasury department, Brewster surveyor gcncr.
al; Humphreys, Of Florida is collector at
Pensacola, and De Leon clerk in the treas.
ury department The democrats also show
that every supervisor, manager or clerk of the
election in Louisiana and Florida that had any
hand in fixing up the fraudulent returns in ia
vor of Hayes in those states, and their number
is over forty, has received IN appointment
from Hayes worth from $1,000 to So 900 Il
year, and every one Of the visiting statesmen
who went to Florida and Louisiana in the fall
of 1876 and by their presence, advice and ready
oilers OF political rewards stllcned the backs
OF the returning boards, supervisors and man
ayers, has received an Office from HAYES worth
from $4,000 to $1,000 year each. No won
der Pclon's $4,000 failed to buy these rascals
when Sherman and the rest of the visiting
statesmen stood at their shoulders offering of
fees worth 100000 year, or over "A million
for the presidential term for the same prize
And Hayes has faithfully redeemed every cor
rupt promise made in his behalf, though he
had IN many cases to appoint men with the
odor OF the pen,cntiary on their clothes tC
Office, aud in other cases men VIGOROUSLY in
competent and bankrupt in character. And
(yet mo republicans offered or received AN,
| brides"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

\ month or two ago the anti-MalthuSians Of
St LOUIS were IN high feather over the achieve
mcnt of ii modest Irish lady named Mrs.
Dean, vino had given birth to four children
at one ACCOMPLISHMENT 1t was vauntcd as proof
that ST. LOUIS was city that could hold up
her head with any other in the matter of obey
ing the scriptura injunction to increase and
multiply But few days ago the enthusiasm
attained its height on the announcement that
Mrs. Mesch a German lady Of St LOUIS, had
also given birth to four children at once, and
now st Louis claims to be the most prolific
city in the world UnhappiIy the accouche
ment of Mrs Mcsch occurred some three
months in advance Of the regulation time and
the babies were still-bOrn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08
CITY ELECTION.

While there are few names to add this week
to the list Of aldermanic aspirants, the near
ness of the city election has not failed to awak-
en- interest on the subject, and whereas week
ago we could name no candidate for Mayor,
we have the qualification this week of being
able to inform our people that they will have
the very best timber among them to choose
from for that Office The friends of Samuel
Nicholson, Esq, elected mayor two years ago,
have prevailed upon him to consent to be II
candidate for reelection. He filled the Office
before with such signal ability, especially
showed 50 much wisdom and nerve in straight
.ening out and placing upon IA solid basis the
finances Of the city, that his reelection on that
appropriate though inadequate expression of
the popular appreciation Of his services.
But besides Mr. Rcholson John +. Nash,
Esq, Cashier of the First National Bank, is
understood to have yielded to the persuasion
Of his many friends to become II candidate for
Mayor. Mr. Nash Is IA gentleman whom we
all know, and in whose case gratitude would
certainly seem to be rather due him for accept
ing than from HIM for having the office con.
ierred upon him Between him and Mr..
Nicholson the FREE TRADER must be excused
from urging upon its readers whom to choose.
The best we can do i, TO congratulate the people
on having such candidates and IN clecting either
the TRADER will stand ready toprovc after the
election that the voters could not possibly have
done better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

The L. ) authorities at Springfield, by vir
tue OF an indictment ef the /. 5. grand jury,
on Friday Of last week made a grand descent
on the whisky crooks at Pekin and Peoria
and carried of some fifty Of their most
wealthy and respectable citizens and put
them under heavy bonds at Springfield to ap
pear and answer 10 the charge Of dciraudin2
Uncle Sans revenue In Grants time such q
movement generally meant only heavy as
.e.smcnt on the whisky crooks to raise big
campaign fund It probably means little
more iu the present case though as "A warn
ing" Ia other. icw Of such rs are unable oI
unwilling 10 come down handsomely may "c
into tic pcui,cutiary for "a short term
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-08

The state of Illinois Is in IN cnyilhlc posi-
llon, as far as It's obligations are concerned.
lis whole bonded debt is but little over half "a
million dollars, and its revenues Weld 81 .UHi
clent surplus TO make ii an easy la,l, 20 w.p,
every bond out of existence by the fr-toi Jaau
AIRY, 1881. \ state without dollar uf bond.
outstanding Is enough Of "a novelty for i.iuai-
7" DC very vain OF the prospect that it VIII -8uu
enjoy THAT Distinctions Lngis E.a.'tsp
The date of that happy contamination Sc
pun oil indefinitely by the u1towonl fact tha.
iliihoiS last fall, like the historic pi. that ic
'uih'u 10 It's wallowing, relapse Go republican,
rue What with legislative iHnAoro,s and
i'e'ii'eh'Iary. insane asylum and euilys nthI
'''eihosynary jobs, the chances are thai many
years VIII yet pass before Illinois viii cljy
| that distinction.