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The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
Teas and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE ROUGHT AT
PHILLIPS Brothers
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR IEAS

Are good draw and ne flavor and selling a eNtrenrn lrr
prices
lbs sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for 81" We are -clNus
larg, quantities of ths Tea 1t never fails 10 please,
lbs Good Quality Young ily-on Tea for 81 90 fh!, lea
has good merits and worth money We have tvvS
half chests which We will CLOSE The above bow prr
Warranted Ia please money refunded
& lbs, Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea Tor <ls-
This Tea has 80 equal for the price We do hesitate
recommend H. The quality Is much better thar rrrze
many higher priced Teas.
Our 5Nc Japan Tea is better than many -ei Ia
their hes, Tea; ard uc Young rs super.n 'g
In tins market Tor the pr,c,.
Wca'so have Extra Quality Gunpowdcr Iea NJ ~ st
H. We know II "a be- good
You viii hnd our Ooong rea 1t 5tv rrr %.
ro-r good strength and delicious flavor.
WralwaNs make discount Ia parties buying IN VHtnt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
Rome.

II has been decided at Rome to create II num-
ber of new dioccscs in hc United States. The
wonderful! growth ofthc Roman church in this
country has made additions to the hierarchy
necessary from time to time, and the authori-
ties of the church are now about to mark III
this manner another period Of development.
The pope has declared universal jubilee
indulgence on the anniversary OF his election
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
@arrifD.

Feb 18TH at the residence of ilr. Wm. D0nac. by the
Rev. II. T. Hester. Mr. CEPHAS d. PATTERSON to Miss
MAGGIE +. DONNELL.
On "Wednesday evening Feb 2h, at the residence OF the
brides father the of Miller by the Rev. X C. Oes
Mr.. WM. u STADDEN to Miss kIrTIE &. WllSEI.
At the residence Of VIM. r. Recs South ottawa: on me
2oth of February hy i H. Dickcn ESQ. MIR. CHARLES
SEBOLD to Miss MARY Y. COOPER, both of Palatinc,
Putnam county. III.
on the Ist inst, by v b. Week. Esq, his Office in OF
tawa, Mr.. JOHN HOFFMAN 10 MARIA COLLINS, both
OF Ottawa.
on the 2st inst by the same Justice, the place
Mr.. WILLIAM DELANEY to Miss MARY FOURTH both
of Peru
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
Dir0.

At her residence Dayton. the 2is Of February al
o'clock 4. NJ. Mrs. G.. X. HOWARD. OF consumption
Funeral 10 hc at II O'Clock sunday Feb sd, 1879.
Tuesday night Feb. IL. 1873 LITTLE ADD1E aged hy,
years one month and day: youngest daughter Of Mir
and Mrs. l. G.. Douglass "i the town Of Rutland.
NOT LOST. But GONE BEFORE.
Close the door lightly,
Bride the breath.
Our little earth angel
stalking with Death.
Gently he woes her.
she wishes stay.
Hi1 arms about her.
He bears her away.
Music comes floating
Down fro'r, above.
Angels chanting
sweet welcome Of love.
Come stricken wecpcr,
and stand by the bed,
Come, gaze on the sleeper
our darling is dead
Bear her out softly
To her last rest
safe with her saviour.
Darling il blcst:
Jesus hath called her.
Pure. undchlcd
Take comfort sad wCcprr.
"'Tis well with the child
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
NoRTGAGN sALI: .-whereas John y. Mo

r h,a 81 SAIWncr%a; H. re- ,n lo99 y n d n,9g Nor
wa in La sale @ county in tic state Of ncis, did By their
mortgage deed, dated the twenyhfth day of March A. p
county in Book I8 GU page 40 convey The undersigned
John NASH of said c, the real estate hrrehaltcF de
the due payment Of certain promssoy note for the sum Of
state and even with said mortgage deed executed by said
Sm D. a T KAN ana an mp % IS SGaT G[ S G @ 10 s
for value received, with ten per cent. INTEREST,"
And whereas it is provided in said nr deed, in sub
and effect said Conveyance should be void; but IN
csse Of deau in the payment Of ,, the aS or any ri
said Nash his legal representatives or attorney after having
said city county may SCI" the said real estate any part
thereof and all right and equity of redemption OF the said
administrators assigns therein, at public ycnduc TO the
highest bidder for cash ~ the time appointed IN such aySr
crcUn; and upon making such safe shall execute anu deliver
iscs sold and apply the proceeds OF sale 10 the payment rs
ofcxpenses of advertising selling ana tonyeyinG n aiorc
due said note and thirdly the ovcrluS r any to said
And Whereas the said Nash has heretofore duly sold aud
assigned said note and mortgage, and Jena Emerson l.
agdTS S whrTrss Sr % r has been made in the payment of
said note according to is tenor and effect and there ,
dollars principal with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum since the Sth day Of April A D. lS2
writing by the assignee and holder OF said note and
mortgage 10 execute the power of saie IN ad mortgage con
estate; .,.,.,..,-
Now, therefore, public notice Is hereby gwen tnt IN phr
fuance and by virtue of The power ana authority to me
granted in and hy said mortgage l. the said Nash, WILL on
two ocoSk in the of"noSn hG south door Of the Coun
Court House in said city Of ottawa sell the SAID real eS
tate including said homestead rights and all rights and
equity OF redemption Of the said john u. Morgan and his
said wife their heirs executors administrators or assigns
therein public vcnue the highest budCr, for cash.
said real estate he sold Is the following That part oi
outots thirty and thirty six In the subdivision "f the
southwest fractional quarter Of section eleven in townsN
thirtythrec north range three east Of the third principal
meridian in said city ottawa described us follows: Com
mencng point which Mt the northwest corner Of Main
and Clay the east side Of Clay street thence south
the line OF Clay street seventy five feet thence east
parallel with Main street toryyc feet thence north ra
lei with Clay street scvcnyNc feet, thence west on Main
street forty the place Of hcgnninG,-bcng the
same property sold to said Nina t. Morgan by Hugh Han
ton and hy deed dated January 9th, n Nht and re-
corded in said Recorders office. JOHN I. NASH.
Dated February n, lSi9-se5w
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
new aOherti6 rmrntS.

NOTICf;.-EsTATE OF PETER HoEY, DECEtsED.-
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
istrariN of the estate of Peter HOcy. late of the
county Of La Sale and Of Illinois deceased viii appear
before the County of said county the n Monday be
ing the 9lst day Of April 1913. at the County Court
House. ottawa in said county, when and where all per.
sons having claims demands against said ot-
ed attend and present the in writing for adjust
Dated this 9th day Of February 4 ,. lsio.
MARY HOEI.
nsb22 Administrators.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
Turkey.

An English and French commission have
succeeded in getting "A loan of S40O0O,OOO for
Turkey, based on a hypothccaion of her Gus
toms. Our greenbackcrs will be Disguised to
learn that the principal use Turkey proposes
to make of the money is to wipe out her fiat
currency and get back to something like Il spc
Gle basis.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

The Streator FIRE. Press intimatcs that lady
who died in that village some days ago was at
fected with trichina. The foundation for the
statement was partial paralysis Of the muscles
OF her body and the presence of other symptoms
No autopsy was made that we know Of The chill
dren of the lady-a Mrs. Fogler-are affected as
was their mother,
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

EpIroNs FRgE TRAnER:-Allow Inc through
your valuable paper 10 return my thanks to the
citizens Of Ottawa without regard 10 sideS) for
their assistance in moving the contents out OF
INV house when on fir. yesterday morning. Also
10 return 10 the fire department OF our city and
the aldermen, who refused the use of the team
offered by Mr.. Eayan deity teams being OUT TO
draw the steamer to III" tire, my sincere regrets
that they didn't consider ii worth while to at
tempt the protection Of property on the south
SIDE, or even Ia sound the alarm for half an hour
after being notified hut did sound i; promptly
and vigorously when shed and stable were on
tire on the west side also congratulate them
on their escape from certain and awful death
that would haye followed had they attempted to
cross the bridge with The engine. such diserc-
tion must like virtue, be IL own reward. un-
dcrstaud that one engine i, entirely out of order
and perhaps the bridge scare is 10 cover the con.
dition OF the other. have paid my city taxes
for Il years and fee! that the action Of the de-
parimou; !, aimply outrageous.
Very truly NJ. \. DEWEY.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

rCAN SAI.F. NOTICE.-Noticc is hereby given,
that sale by the Treasurer nnu cA-uiiclo Collector
of La Sale county In the of Illinois, ut delinquent
lands tow aud parts of town lots, held at the county
court Ottawa, In said county and state, for the
state county and other and costs due thereon for the
year H. 1876 and previous year, and costs due thereon
CONNER need on the 18th day Of June 80 and cOntn
day day in pursuance Of law H. BudG on Tue
10Th day June became the purchaser OF the lO
lowing described parcel of land real estate to wit: The
half of the east halt of the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen in thirtyhrCc nOrth ot range one east ol tile
third principal meridian containing forty acres, IN the
county and state aforesaid taxed ia the name of unknown
The aforesaid sale the real estate above described was
made for oi the year u. 1876 and costs due
thereon. And further notice t. hereby given to all whom II
may couccrn that OF redemption from sud sale Will
expire In two years the date OF sl s,C - VII IN t'
M ay of june N H. 1872 The TnN sale Certificate OF the
aforesaid has bcch duiy arNisncd by tie sd H. ldd
the purchaser. tO the subscriber.
Dated this I'd day ui February \. II. lS,9,
;,lL}l.aw ,JOMN SIT ART. Assignee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
We
Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Dare with all others:

wish to say to my cid friends
and customers that am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. TO ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
GEORGE NJ LELAND.

WUNitI N TNNUCffN,
NJ AS'TIIR'sS SS.N H. Notice l. hereby given that
vi by virtue OF decree made and entered o record hy
the Circuit OF Ia sale county, state of Illinois, az the
january term said court 1879 in certain then
pending IN said court the chanCery side thereof wherein
Thomas j. iiill complainant, and John u. Perry and
Elizabeth Perry Grindants shall, on Monday the
seventeenth day of March A. T. lS. at the hour OF No
door Of the County Court House, in Ottawa in said
county AT public auction and will then sell Ia the highest
bidder the following described property being the
uercd by said decree be sold that 10 say Lot number
twelve in block number one IN Cunss Addition To the
Village OF Strcator IN the county Of la Sale and state Of
Illinois
TERMS or : SNlE-Cash. GEORGE VI. LELAND.
Dated Feb. - lS19.-3w Master in thunccrY.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
D. HEEhAN & co.
MOODS l!Il EJ3I|l MAGAZINE

Is monthly. lOO-page Scrap Book of the cream Of
the World Literature Single copy, 2c.. or 81 per
year An Oil Chrome q4x20 inches) Of g osenite
Valley, price. 81; Black Sheep" ~ 80 book. IN
paper binding; Christian Oakley's Mistake y
book, in paper binding, and sample copy OF w oods
Household Magazine"-all postpaid, for only 30 cents
in money. or in one.cent postage stamps Agents
wanted Most liberal terms but nothing sent freet
Address :. S. Wood Tribune Building, New York City
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
ReM advertisements.
Netr advertisements.
Received
THIS week
AT
D. AEENAN & cos

; cases spring styles Dress
Prints. the incest goods in
that line shown here this
season.
| case of handsome styles.
standard Siiriing Prints, ut
the remarkably low figure
of 5 cents per yard.
New GinghamS. both in sta
pie checks and dress styles.
very pretty.
New Bleached Goods, all
widths.
New Brown Shectings. all
grades anu widths inclHd-
ing a bale Of yard wide, at
SC per yard. the best value
for the price ever offered In
this market.
New table linens in brown.
bleachcd and half-bleachcd.
New Napkins. r. wells. and
Crashes, White Quilts. Ham,
burgh Edgings, and White
Goods OF every description.
New Dress Goods. some
thing pretty and cheap, for
early spring wear. Also
handsome new Dress But
tons. Ribbons. Ruching, &c.
New Boots and Shoes and
Slippers for gentlemen and
boys. ladies. misses \ chill
dren, which for style, quail
lily and price cannot be
beaten.
And last, but not least, our
Grocery Stock is strictly
first class and prices always
the lowest. Give us Il call.
n AEENhN q IN
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

rI,AN SALE MOTTO k,.-Noticc Is hereby given,
that sale by the Treasurer and cN'oiicio Collector
La sale county the state of lnus, Of delinquent
lands town lots and parts OF lots Md at the county
house in Ottawa, in said county aud state, for me
state and other and costs due thereon for the
year D. 1896 and previous years ana costs due thereon
the 18th day Of june 4. D. ls ana conilI
ucd from day In pursuance of law, Mathew NoOnan
the 10th day OF June A. lSi heCam" the purchaser ut
the following described parcel OF real estate to W.T. Com
cnCng links and - lnkss ~ corner to sections y
and % thence j6l links 52A i6I links thence 2N
1876 links theme" i3i links in NV nr section p, Town
ship 3 range east ot the thrd principal meridian,
contarng acre. in said county aud state aforesaid
taxed in the name Unknown OwrCr." The aforesaid
sale of the real estate above described was made iHr the nN
of H. 1876 and costs due thereon Ana iurthcr notice
hereby given all whom II concern that the inc ol
redemption from said sale viii expire IN two years from the
date of said sale wit, the 10Th day OF June A. u. 1872
The TAX sale CCrtnrac OF the sale aforesaid has been du
IL assigned by the said Mathew Nuonan the purchaser to
the subscriber.
Dated this 18th day of February \; y 80 .,,,>.,
fcb253p' EDWARD NooNAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
NeW aOnertis rmcutS.
Nursery Stock for Sale
CHEAP.

large supply Of Fruit and Shade Trees. 5000 Ever.
greens 1000 Grape VINES q varieties " Strawberries,
fine nt of Perpetual and Climbing Roses English GOoseber
ries Curr,nts, etc, Al t. HANEs's NURSERY Ottawa,
Illinois fahl7-2rloS
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
France,

1t Is observable that now that they are in
power, both Gambctta and Grcvy lately the
most radical of republicans cxhortcd deputa-
lions from the Seine and Bcllcville that waited
upon them, to camncss and moderation.
Gen. Grcsley, minister OF war, announced in
the Chamber of deputies that he would enforce
the decree of 1894 making the MarScilasc
the national authcm.
There is considerable activity among the
protectlonists in France to increase The tariff
levics in various directions.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

The new - Joseph Catholic Church at Peru
was dedicated by RI. Rev. Bishop SpauldinS, OF
Peoria, on last sunday, and about dozen of the
clergy OF this neighborhood. The church held
all the spectators It's capacity admitted o. hcu-
ding the Irish, German amt Polish Catholic so
cetcs of La Sale and Peru. The services were
interesting and impressive. The sacrament $50
regarded by the Roman church, OF confirmation
was administered 10 about - candidates. The
church is entirely free from debt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

Mr.. James Brown, who was so ruthlessly
driven out Of house and home by fire last Thurs
day morning. desires US on his behalf to thank
all those who assisted in removing his household
goods and in cndcayoring to stay the flames.
Everything was taken out in excellent manner,
without damage to anything for which he is
very grateful.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

Always reliable and eiiicacious DR.. Bulls
Baby SyrupnGvcr disapponts mother and nurses,
but cures at once the troublesome diseases OF
babvhood. Sold everywhere At p cents n bottle.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

\ Mendoza paper says emigration west has
set in carierand promises to be larger this spring
than ever before known. 4 few days ago nine
carloads Of cmigrant's freight was transferred
from the Central road at this point, bound for
Kansas and Nebraska" The same may be said
Of this section, the departures being for the states
named and also in considerable numbers for
Texas
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22
FORlN NEWS.
Iaglant.


The great strike . Liverpool has about col
lapscd. On Saturay the strikers offered 10
submit their case tarbitratnn and mcanwhile
20 to work on ,hc>ld terms, This was reject
cd by the ship owacrs, who III return offered to
accept arbtratiorif the men wonld go to work
at the proposed reduction. On Monday :"
many resumed york on these terms that the
rest found iurtlcr resistance useless and the
strike was over
The first evitemrn, over the disaster III
South Africa having cooled of, all parties are
united in demMding the thorough punishment
of the Zulus The only movement since the
disaster rcporcd last week was IN attack, Jan.
oath, on Col Woods column, which was re-
pulsed with trining loss Several lighter at
tacks on Col Pearson wcre also repulscd 1t
is admitted that the gravity Of the situation
has not been exaggerated Ce,cwayoiS said to
be alnbitousto rule all southern Africa. and
can muster $1,000 fighting men. The nearest
British and was at st. Helena, whence 200 in
tantrv have already reinforced Lord Chclms
ford. About 1000 have sailed from Bombay,
and 10000 am at sea from England. OF course
in a month the Zulus will be crushed.
The Afghan war rs regarded as Overland Bca-
constield can congratulate parliament that hls
scientific frontier is secured. The English
have possession of all the passes through which
India can be invaded from Russia and will
not fail to so iortliy them as torcndcrthcm i'm
pregnahlc.
Edward Kelly, one of the FcnianS arrested
IN 1871 charged with shooting secret agent
Of the government and imprisoned since then
at Spike island has been released on condition
Of leaving the country. He sailed at once ioI
New York.
Pleura-pncumonia is said 10 he spreading
among the cattle in Yorkshire.
Col. Caithurst home ruler, was elected to
parliament from Cork on the 18th, by 6,l3O
majority.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

The county clerk of Livingston county has
yielded the point made by us last week in regard
to Malinda Lawson and has taken her To that
county 10 be cared for
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

On Sunday last Ottawa was visited by another
snow Storm during which some two inches of
snow fell Slcighing was resumed by the ambi-
tious, hut it cannot be counted great success.
On "Wednesday the same programme was repeat
ed but the snow was light, and under warm
sun fast disappeared from the wagon roads and
sidewalks
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-02-22

The Turnycrcin Of the city of Ia sale are con
the erection Of 4 hall in that city
The buildings plan will hc similar 10 the build
ings of Turner Societies generally-for society
uses; and include i large hall for amusement
purposes. a want sadly felt in that city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-30
Personal.

Major L. Lowering, Of st. Louis,
Mo-, is stopping at the Peabody.
Miss Emma Freeman, Of this city,
leaves this evening for Hot Springs.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Mooney, city marshal Of
Helena, Ark, is here on a business
visit.
Colonel Wade Hampton, jr., Of
South Carolina, is stopping at the
Peabody.
Miss Ada Ward left Saturday even.
ing on the steamer Gaff TO spend the
summer with relatives in New York.
General D. H. Reynolds, Of Chieot,
Ark, and Colonel u. II. Moore and
wife, Of Rosedale, Miss, are at the
Peabody.
Mr.. Weaver Kendall and family
also Mr.. Camille Tolledano and family
leave this evening for Austin Springs
East Tennessee,
W. 7. Poten, New York j, II
McNaire, New Orleans Il. y. Mar.
shall, New Orleans John B. Pillow
Nashville, we're visitors at the cotton
exchange to-day.
Murray Il Martin, the we'll know
plumbers and steam-pipe makers
have removed their store to the new
Masonic building, where their Gus
toners will find them in the future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-30

EDITOR LEDGRR-The pavement
question is a very important question,
and L hope will be agitated until sue
cess shall be the result. | am not
opposed-as it is made to appear by
Adams street. in the LEDGER. and
Citizen" in the Avalanche-to the
paving Of Adams street on the con
trary, commend the enterprise of those
who are laboring to effect that object.
But | do think hat Main and Madi-
son streets, being by far the more i'm
portant to cur commerce, should be
paved first of any other streets. | am
informed whether correctly or not
don't know that n reason why the
paving of Main street is not begun
first, is because there is not money
enough already collected to finish the
entire street. Admitting, for the sake
of argument, this to be true; is
it a good reason2 If there be
only money enough now col
lected to pave a portion, say
from Poplar to Beal, would not even
this be a great benefit, and would it
not furnish a pavement that would
greatly relieve the interests of our
commerce? The two correspondents
above alluded to, who, by the way,
write very like one and the same per-
son, suggest that they not only own
property on Adams and Main streets.
but have already subscribed, and are
willing to further subscribe to the
paving of these two streets. Now for
this, |, for one, am proud to commend
them. But if they will only tell hon
much property they oacn on each of said
streets, and ho,o much money hey hare
subscribed and are willing to further
Subscribe for this purpose; and if, fur
thermore, they will only give the public
the benefit of their full nanles. those
of us who reply to them over
our own proper signatures will
not do so at so muck disadvantage.
Now if it will serve in any way to
bring out the specific facts herein
asked for | will agree, as a starter, to
give 6fty dollars toward the paving of
Main street In front of my property.
How much will each Adams Street
and Citizen" Cf they are really two
distinct and separate entities) give for
the same or a similar purpose? The
only condition | make being the com
pseting of a number one stone pave
ment. Now, gentlemen, here is a
plain, u%nyarnished, un%equivocal prop
o%sition, that, to the extent of ffty
dollars, means business and no fool
ishness. How mnch will each of you
give3 DIR. Porter is q business man,
and deals in dollars. He needs names,
numbers and amounts. Fifty dollars
is not much toward paving Main
street, but if Adams Street" and
Citizen" together with all others
who are as much interested in the
paving Of Main street as are Messrs.
Goodbar and Moore" will only give
proportionally, | feel safe in predict
ing an early completion of the work
on at least the principal thoroughfare
OF Il recuperating city. Come. gen
tlemen, now is the time for action.
The harvest is great and the laborers
are few. The prospects for the COM
ing fall business are better than for
the past ten years. Main and Madi-
son streets can easily be completed in
time for our winter business, and the
cry comes up from every quarter to
work, to work, to work! To your
tents, oh, Israel Very respectfully,
VIM. r. MOORE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-30
Presidents Island.

The county representative at Presi.
dents Island, Mr.. Rawlings, has
printed his card, aHd says it isn't so ;
that the prisoners are treated SPLEEN
didly have an abundance to eat,
don't work too hard, and are not sub
jccted to tortures. He bucks squale
against the twelve good and true grand
iurymen, and he will have a tough job
to make the public see it as he does
in tho face Of their recent report. The
County Court may possibly accept his
report, lay it in a pigcon-hole and let
the whole thing rock along for a spell
but after a while some other grand
jury will give us another dose and
make a new stir.