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and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE BOUGHT AT
BROTHERS
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good draw and fine favor and selling az cStremcv low
prices.
lbs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for SlD We selling
large quantities of this Tea IL fails 10 please.
lbs Good Quality Young Hyson Tea for slW. This Tea
has good merits and is worth money We have twenty
half chests which we will above low price
Warranted to please or money refunded.
lbs Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea, for Size
This Tea equal for the price We do not hesitate to
recommend H. The quality is much better than great
many higher priced Teas.
Our SOC Japan Tea is better than great many sell To-
their best Tea and soc Young Iyson superior 10 any
in this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Gunpower Tea at sos
ID. We know ii to be good.
You Will find Ooong Tea at soc per III. sweet as
rose, gsol strength and delicious flavor
Wcalways make discount parties buying in quantities
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Dress Goods.

Black and colored satins in all the effects Hand
line black gros grain silks from G5c upwards Trim
ming silks. all the newest shades. at SOC and up.
BLACK GOODS-Black cashmcrcs at 50 yer yard and up
ward Camel hair goods, Henrietta cloths black Barathea
nuns CLOTH Pekin cashmercs something strictly and
desirabe), and full line of apacas and all the cheaper
grades in abundance.
Also nice line of coored cashmercs, including the
est shades Of gen darme and old gold and fine stock
Of all wool cashmere Belges and Hcrnanis stock al
wool bunting including good article for 25c per yard 9Th,
latter goods will arrive in few days the demand being
great the manufacturers cannot keep up with orders.
Also full line of domestic dress goods all shades AT i
yard and upward the stock being the best shown
full and complete stock OF percaes, snghams dncud
ing SCOTCH. prints, &c.
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On Saturday night Geo. France and his dogs
played "a Block Came at the Opera House to
fair house. The drama was Of the latest New
York Weekly style-sensational in the highest de-
gree, particularly attractive to the galleries. In
the second act was the grand fire scene, where
the 'heavy villain" fires the residence of his wife,
whom he is anxious to get out of the road pre-
liminary to a wealthy marriage. The scene was
a good one and pleased the audience more than
ii would have, perhaps, had they known that the
pan holding the fire overturned, badly burning
the hand of one OF the company, who suffered Sc
verely. The play, however, went on without
break to the end the injured man carrying on his
part with gloved hand which none understood
the meaning Of.
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THOS. Z. MACKINLAY .


MORTGAGE, SA LIE OF REAL ESTATE
vi Whereas George H. Rugg and Mary Louisa Rueg his
wife Of the county Of Ia sale and state Of Illinois, by te
which mortgage deed duly executed acknowledged ana
delivered and recorded IN the Records Of Ia sale county
and state of Illinois IN Book lo9 on page ~ in the e.or1
Office thereof did convey the undcrsiGnsl ~ VI
Brucn, following described premises, situated IN the
La Sale and state of Illinois, viz Lets numbered
two three aud four In block numbered twenty Jour III
States Addition TO town now city of ottawa III to secure
the payment prumss0y for the sum Of one
Thousand dollars given by said c. H. Iugg Ia the said A.
w. Brucn, payable year amer the date thereof win ID
trrcs at the rate per per anuum payable annu
And whereas It provided and eed that in default OF
payment Of said promtss"ry note above mentioned or IN
interest thereon. part portion of either az the nt
said interest shah become due that then the said
Bruen his heirs and assigns for the purpose of paying
sell and dispose Of said premises or any part thereof ana O.
right benefit and equity Of redemption OF said GcorEe
ugg and Mary Louisa Rugg his wife their heirs ana as
signs therein, ut public auction, at The south 1no ol NE
Court House In Ottawa, Ia Sale county, Illinois, Tor the
weeks public notice having been previously given OF the
time Of such sale by advertisement In on" Of the newspa
pcrs published In said county Of Ia Sale and to make exc
and deliver To the purchaser purchasers AZ such s
good and sufficient deed deeds OF conveyance OF the
premises sold and Of the proceeds Of such sale ry the
prussory above described 1T said day of sale with all
attorneys fees advertising paid and costs OF
sale and pay the oNcrpus f any {" -Hd party 81 me nrs'
And whereas default been made In payment saiG
note and the interest thereon since the hrsf day o. Apr
Now therefore public notice l. hereby given. that pur
suancc Of the said mortgage and Of the powers therein con
" June l. H. 1873 the south Of the County Court
House In ottawa Ia sale county. Illinois, at the hour OF
and In said mentioned and all the right and equi
~ redemption of the said George ii. Rugg and Marh
public auction the highest bidder for cash. and VIII also
execute deliver the purchaser at such sale deeds for
the CONVEYANCE IN fee OF the premises s3ld ,,.,
ByT T. MAcKiNLAN, his Attorney. mayJjw
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Last Thursday evening a meeting of veteran
soldiers and sailors of Ottawa and South Ottawa
was held at the court house to make arrange
ments for decoration day. \ committee of three,
Col d. Hit, chairman, was appointed to pro
cure speaker; and = committee of seven, W. A
Lovett, chairman, on arrangements. a COM
mittee of five was also appointed to visit the
cemeteries of the city and report the number OF
soldiers graves without head.tones, so that the
number may be reported to the secretary of war
at Washington and the stones procured.
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American and European plans, both have bee

American and European plans, both have beer
adopted by the Grand Central Hotel, on Broad
way, New York. You can now pay 81 90 per day
and upwards, for nice room at this large first
class Hotel, on Broadway, take your breakfast
there, at the elegant restaurant, attached to The
house, at moderate prices, and If you do not re
turn till night you have nothing more to pay. Oh
TO S3. 90, per dav, room and meals included.
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OUR GROCERIES

We keep the best brands of Flour, and parties Ia Dee0
Will money by calling upon Remember, we sell az
coed brand Snowflake Flour there is in the market
81 per 100 lbs In the way Provisions stock is al
ways csr and, everybody lives by eating which Is nc
little expense 1t worth your while 10 buy where YOU ear
save from 10 TO y per We pay rent expense
are light our sales are large ana afford TO and
sell goods cheaper than any man in La Sale county 70
can prove II by calling on, Iosrs respectfully.
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GEO. w. w. BLAKE,
.TITUI ~ ~ IaIFI
STATIc OFI LLIOolS.l J.. :

ST'AIIG q T. I'LL n olS. l.. SALE COS
- In he circuit court. lame term l>'9.
Ann jenkins rs. Evan lenkius.-IP ChdHcery.
Affidavit uf the uun-rcsicnce of Evan jenkins. the above
named defendant having been filed in the clerks office ci
Circuit said county notice therefore hereby
given To the said nonresident defendant that the complain
filed hill complaint in said court. the CHANGER!
side thereof 81 day of MAY S9 and that theeupoa
issued Of said court wherein said suit i now
pending rrlurnabc the nrs Monday in the month OF
June next. ~ H. by law required
New unless you, the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court INT day next term thereof be holden
al Ottawa and Tor the said county the nrst Monday
in June next. and plead. answer ur demar To che said
COpanuntS bill of complaint. the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated viii be taken
fsSc decree entered against according 10 thf
prayer Of said bill. ROSWELL ". HOLMES, ClcrS.
Ottawa. Illinois NAV ,. 1879.
GEo " W BLAZE Complt's Solr. uaytiN
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d. KEENAN, & CO.'S New Spring and Summer Stock of
Dry Boots and Shoes has been opened and
ready for inspection Every Department has been filled
up with attractive and desirable goods and the spacious
business filed Overlooking with the large and
well selected stock II includes Ito cnuera,e briefly such
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Croquet, in great variety and at lowest prices,
at 0sman * Hapeman's
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Cloths.

Ladies' cloth for domans and circulars all new shades Al
prices never before known.
Cashmercs and cloths for men and boys Large stock
new goods low prices Best goods for the money in The
city. Also leans and csttnnahcs
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DteD.

on the 18th ult az her home Grand Rapids, in IN
county. OF pleura pneumonia Mrs CAROLINE, vile oil
G.. Reese; aged - yrs. mos p days
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Demorests Reliable Patterns, new spring and
summer styles, at Osman Il Hapeman's.
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CEORGFI NJ. LEILA ND, Attorney and Coun-
" eeor Al Law and Solicitor In Chancery Office in the
era House Block. Ia Sale ST. entrance. mayiSIe
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Eds Free YIdeT: Please announce TO the voters OF u
ninth Judicial Circuit that CHARLES C. WARREN,
Bureau County will be candidate for Circuit Judge ut u
June election, and thereby ohllge MANY VOTERS,
Princeton. III. April 2, 1879.
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IS summer suts-look at them at VI. Sticicl IL
70 l.
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Are ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
pare with all others:

Iwish to say to my old friends
and customers that l am prepared
to sell all goods i'm my line cheap
err than all others. To ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when you want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
R, 0. BLACK,
Frst door EAST of Msnley smeetons Hardware Store
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One Of the nest reckless pieces OF extrava
gance we have heard of for many day is the re-
pairing going on about the Court House. Car
pentcrs are actually repairing the fence; actually
putting in new lumber entire sections of it, to
say nothing Of half sections and numerous odd
pieces. The Job will cost as much as $50 or s25,
we should think. Special town meetings should
be called and every sup. threatened with defeat
at the next election if he votes money thus reck-
lessly into the pockets of Ottawa laborers.
He is a fool. We mean the man, who lets his
baby cry all night IN the arms Of its mother and
does not sleep wink, when DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup will quiet the baby by relieving its pain; a
bottle costing only % cents
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ANNOUNCENI ENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of GEORGE
STIPP Of Bureau county candidate for Judge of TIT
Circuit Court Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
plp
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A full line of Catholic Prayer Books at Os-
man IL Hapeman's.
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Celebrated DR.. VIM. H. STOKES,
Physician, Mt. Hone Retreat, Baltimore,

Writes ~ have great pleasure in adding my testimony to
the virtues OF Colden's I.iebg's Liquid Extract
Beef and Tonic nvigoraor the very best prepara
ton used for depression, weol<ness and indi-
seston and therefore confidently recommend II to the
medical profession" Sold by al druggists
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prices never before known.
cashimercs and cloths for men and boys Large stock
new goods low prices Best goods for the money in the
city. Also jeans and cstonades.
Linens. White Goods.
TABLE LINENS Beached, halfbeached and brown;
turkyreds in scarlet and white and scarlet and black Full
line towels and napkins including fine article for dinner
napkins. Crash a Sc per yard and upward.
WHITE GOODS.-Whitc piqucs, Terry cloths Bishop ana
Victoria lawns, white and coorcd arletans ucklngs SC
ShaWIS.
and handsome line all shades and grades includ
ing strictly new Shetland almas. Also black Thbet
shawls Jingle or double, worsted goods, &c.
DOmeSticS.
Beached and brown shectings shirtings &c, including
genuine Scotch chevots. Full lines and lowest prices
Hosiery
by the hundred dozen The best stock ever brought
wa including all the best grades of English and German
make, in white brown and coorcd bcached and unbeach
lady should fail these gooes They cheap and de-
sirabe Also the grades at Sc per pair and
upward.
Miscellaneous.
GLOVES. -Back and coored kids \ good line at iOc
per pair in all coor and sizes Opera shades white ladies'
and meses genuine laced top and plain Lyle thread tacta
silk, &c.
uches black silk and grass silk frns &C. too numerous
TO mention
PARaSOIS-A very handsome and complete line of these
goods In all the styles in handles sheled warus horn
natural stick, &C. prices much lower than formerly
Boots and Shoes.
AS usual the stock large and embraces the best grades to
be found in the market Every person should examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Grocery Stock
complete in all its details supplying the family with all
the articles TO be obtained from any hrscass grocery
house In the land.
The above will give the buyer fair idea of the Induce.
ments offered this house All goods offered at the lowest
living prices.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage In the past
invite attention this stock, In dispOsng Of
which will offer the public all the advantages without
discrimination, OF purchasing desirable goods at bottom
figures u. KEENAN, n co.
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E1VI1IE]'lIIEI3IlIl IINL!y!l!E7IIl3

Isamonthly 100 page Scrap Book of the cream Of
the World Literature Single copy, DC. e. per
var. An OIL Chrome 14I1e inehesl Of Yosemite
alley price a.: BLACK Sheep" sl5D book, in
paper binding: 7" Christian Oakleys Mistake" a 81
book in paper binding. and sample cooy Of Wood
Household Magazine"-a postpaid. fJr only % cents
in money, or in one-cent postage stamps Agents
wanted. Most liberal terms, but nothing sent freef
Address 5. Wood. Tribune Building, New York City
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See those $3.50 suits at NJ. stiefel & Co.'S.
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EnR CIREIrIT LrnGE.

To he electors n the ninth judicial circuit Of ILLINOIS
A. there will probably be nominations nor other comb
nations made have thought best TO thus state to You all
publicly that fyou believe the public interest will be best
promoted by employ Of the judges of tins Cir
cult for another term shall be grafcd 10 have do
one however should be selected TO transact such business
favor him. for any oher reason than that he
able and willing dchag, his duties in proper manner
you concienousy vote for for such reasons do
So III for some on" who will suit You better
EDWIN s LELAND
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Advertisement @Ss 9'f5' s Ts:h q Ss
for 100 page pamphlet G. I. ROWELL & CO.. N. Y.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.


We are authorized Ia announce the name OF H. Il. BAR
Der AZ candidate Office Of Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing election
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
To the Voters Of he Ninth judicial Circuit composed 81
the COUNTIES Of Va, Grundy, la Sale and BWsau: Hav
ing been solicited by number Of the citizens of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit without distinction Of party to be
candidate for reelection the Office Of Circuit Judge. "a
position which had the honor to hold for nearly hir
teen years. have concluded accept the CALI and hereby
present my name consideration Of the voters Of the
crcuit Of all parties and most respectfully ask their sup
port the polls on the first Monday Of June next
Very respectfully
Joliet April y. 1879. JOSIAH MCHOBERTS.
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OFT Month and expenses guaranteed 10 Agents.
- I Outfit free. SHAW Co. Augusta. Maine.
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Linens. White Goods,
Is.

and handsome line ali shades and grades includ
ing strictly new Shetland talmas. Also black Tribe
shawls, Jingle or double. worstcd goods, &c.
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Hosiery
Miscellaneous.
Boots and Shoes
The Grocery Stock

AS usual the stock is large and embraces the best
be found In the market. Every person should exam
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

M1LwAuKEE, Oct. 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened unsettled and &c higher, and closed
l.ls; October 1.ls: November 19h; December
1.212s; no. 3, l:asa4; No. 4, 1.o2; rejected c.
Corn STEADY and III fair demand; No. 2, 4bMc. Oats
barley sead:er: 10. cash 7SS7sc P Pro- sSs;
quiet but firm: mess pork quiet at S1O.4, cash;
lilo January. Lard, prime steam, sc rs cash; 81
1927 barrels hon-: 121,51o bushels whest $4,000
bushels barley. Shipments. IA e75 barrels -four; 1888
bushels wheat; Il, 1919 bushels bar ey. - -, -
U1LoAsc. Oct. 25.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat strong and higher; No. Chicago sorine
S1.251s OIL PAY; No. 2 Chicago spring 17A cash:
!.lsB@l.ls November; LIDS December; No.
tied and generally lower; 44Ac cash aud November;
4si4c December; 42c May; AK year; rejected 44c'
Oats i'll good demand and a shade higher: 39Nc
cash.; gaze bia October ssAe November; $3.50
777c. Barley easier; s3h@s4c. Seeds, timothy
lower; 81 SO; fax higher; sl.s3. Pork strong and
5T o Sa199 bid
uary. Lard excited and higher; So 65@6 67X cash
aud November; 6.72h rs December; 6 s59e.87K
January. Bulk meat. atrong; S4.5Ca5. ss@5. So
100000 bushels wheat 2ss 900 bushels corn ~ COZ
bushels oats; 10000 bushels rye; 10000 bushels
b baslsy ,17 od 1oo5 barrels
oats; 5000 bushels rye; $1,000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Ho9 receipts $4,000: shipments
5000 receip for the week 900: opened stronger;
packers active: 3.5013.70; good to choice heavy
75@3.9O; light 3.so93 IS. Cattle receipts u OIo
shipments 3,40O; for the week 1000; shi nients
scarce and nominal; no cars obtainable: butchers
strong and active; feeders and stockers steady !:
common western and through Texans firm. Sheep,
receipts 700; Shipments 1885, quiet; .4OQ04. 62x -
NEW York, Oct 25.-Oot.on firm at lIss@l1%c:
futures steady Flour quiet and holders more dis
pnfen to realize: receipts q 900 barrels; superfne
state and western $50 M55.5j common to good extra
5.e5D6 l.; good to choice 61OG17. rs; white wheat
extra 6Ooe36 30; extra Ohio O@l7 IS; st. Louis
6!sNIo "; minnesota patent process 7.250S.75
wheat unsettled and in fair demand receipts M6 600
bushels ungraded spring Sl3lGl.37; No. 2 spring
i.5oOi. 80; uugraded winter red l.3SDl45A; No. 2
40 .46A( 9l.4bH; No.1 do 1.47h; steamer NO. do
AN mixed winter l.44HM1.4 n; ungraded am
Der -; 4l@'.s7; No. 2 do l.45D1 ~; MOI do / Az
Di.4!h; ungraded white 1.4}1aQI148; No. 2 do
i.43hgl 49, No. do, sales 71,0y0 bushels at I.46M
lH; NO red October. sales *, 900 bushels at LAT
n1l 41E Move Der, sales $50 bushels at 47A@
L4lA; December, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.5U1ao
l62 Rye firm; No 2 western 890l9Uc Corn active
"a firm; receipts 2o7,00O bushels; ungraded &c
6asc asked: No. Noveu Der 62%c bid: CSC asked
December 6Shc bid; 65Ac asked Oats dull; re-
ce1pts b. bushels; mixed western 42A@42.sc:
white western 4iAM4"c. Hay active at knc. Hops,
far demand: yearlings 761sc; eastern and western
3'sDs+c; New York State n0h.7e. 4. ffe, auiet RI
cargoes 14a0se; Job lots 14Ac. Sugar firm; fair
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
STIELWATER.

Bridge receipts last week, $1Ol.50.
Frank Smith paid $5 yesterday for tho
pleasure of getting drunk.
Fifteen Thousand bushels of wheat were
received at the elevator last week.
For sale by Matt. Clark, pair Of black
mares, 1850 to l, 100 pounds in weight, one
riding and driving horse and one family
horse. .-.
The st. Paul & Duluth road last week
forwarded Al Car loads of -four, 81 car loads
of wheat, 60 car loads of lumber and "a car
loads of mixed merchandise.
Logan and Lockland, the fellows who
robbed Adolph Miller, had their examination
at Hudson Friday, and were held in the
sum of $500 to await the action OF the grand
jury. ....... H. r.. ~.
fighting quartet made things lively in
the Central saloon for while Friday night.
The police interfered before great deal of
damage was done, and arrested the aggres-
sors, who were fined $3.50 each yesterday.
p. b. Mueller has purchased strip of
land on the corner of Chestnut street and
Simpsons alley with frontage of ten feet
on Chestnut street. He will Immediately
erect brick building ON it as an addition to
his other building. The strip. which is ten
feet front by fifty feet in depth, was pur-
chased from Isaac Staples for $500.
Rev. VIM. S. Balch, of Dubuque, will lee
ture Sunday evening in the Universalist
church on "The Temple and To,nbs of
Egypt" Admission, 25 cents. The rever-
end gentleman is spoken of as fluent and
eloquent speaker, and his lecture is pregnant
with valuable and instructive facts, which
Will prove very interesting to one who has
never visited Egypt.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
A FATAL SHOT.

Miss Lille Dickey Icciden tal'y shoots
Herself Through the Brafn-Ier Ieuth
.Emsues at Noon Yesterday
Yesterday morning it became noised
abroad that a terrible accident had occurred
at Judge Rea's residence the night before
1t seems that at an evening party at Judge
Rea's. where Miss Lille Dckey, of Ian.
easter, Penn, is visiting, the young ladv
left the parlor to visit her room
intending to return Immediately. While
there she opened the upper bureau drawer
in which was a small pistol of the self cock,
ing pattern. In some unaccountable manner
the weapon was discharged and the ball pen
ctr ated the brain. Upon bearing the report
the company rushed to Miss Dlckey's room
and found her lying on the floor with the
blood oozing from the ugly wound in her
forehead. She was tenderly cared for and
the best medical aid summoned. Durir @
the night she remained unconscious, anu
death was expected at every moment. At