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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

aoipR west closes at 3 p. m.
The Portlandville stage arrives at 4. m. and
J.E. BLAIR. F. n.
Church Directory
BAr11sr CuUncn Divine services at 1890 An.
lad -. y. church prayer meeting ihursday
svsnings At Tsp. N. Sunday school at " M
"a 10 unite with us in all these services. sittingf
Nae. REV. GKo. W. FREEMAN, Pastor.
Nuruomsr EprscopAL.-Services at the Church
o.. Pleasant Street, between Jackson and FranR-
. y Streets, every sabbath Ut 1850 A n and Z Pm.
ssbbath School at 8 O'Clock p. N. Prayer
nesting every Thursday evening.
U. B, CuuRcH.-Services every Sabbath ct. II
ID T. HUTCHINSON,
Pas tor.
Y. II. e.. A.
Nsrrs every Tuesday evening In the Church
a!she Brethren. A cordial invitation 10 gwen
"'' ~ D. T, HUTCHINSON.
President.
Local Matters.
H. Fl. Rudd, Of Lodi, was in this
city Monday.
THE concert in the U. B. church
comes off tonight.
WI acknowledge a short call from
]. Sneiderheintz last Friday after
noon.
AN invitation is extended to all
10 attended the dance next Friday
evening.
DR.. Stevens, of jefferson, was in
the city last Saturday on profession
al business.
THE Hon. Silas Rohr, late member
ii the territorial legislature, was in
tho city yesterday.
DR. STEVENS, Of Jefferson, was in
the city Saturday on professional
business.
THE county board still continues
its grinding. But then it takes sharp
figuring to get the thing in running
order for party benefit.
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We shall publish the proceedings
Of the County Commissioners right
along SO our readers need not fear
they will miss that important read
Ing to taxpayers especially.
HALLS Railroad Guide, for Elk
Point, was printed at this office, on
which you will e many Of our
business men represented in cards.
The Guide will be very useful.
WE are informed that DR.. Mckay
who was in this city several months
last summer, died sometime ago a
or near Mapleton, lows. Wha'
there is in the report, we cannot say
CAPT. DUNCAN has our thanks TO-
some fine corn-meal which was
ground by his new Slower windmill
The meal is splendid, and Capt. has
proved himself i good miller.
Losr.-By Mrs. Vail, last evening
between her residence and the NJ
E. church, q gold enameled earring
The finder will confer q favor b.
leaving the same at this Office.
TRr AS. STIckNEY took the count
funds to Sioux City to-day, It is I
be hoped that Weare & Allison wi
not make any reduction in the
general settlement with the offici,
Of this county for the day the fund
were where they belong.
As the question IF how to procul
iced wheat M ay be Of importance
some, We wish to state that we kno'
of : party who has wheat he Vi
furnish to farmers fora certain pa
81 the crop. Those who have n
The money to buy the seed thu
wish for the coming season, can
this way put in : crop. For furth'
information, call ct TINS Office
LAST Saturday afternoon a.
Iddys team, while standing in fro'
st this olncs, snddenly took ! nctis
q ruu "A, md made peslsy nv!
pIkdEh hrA NJ csnsni Il
u
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14
Church Directory

lad ~. n. church prayer meeting Thursday
s~yepings At Tsp. N. Sunday School at IL NJ
v. Miller, supt. The public are cordially inyit-
"a TO unite with us in all these ~seryices. s!ttihgf
!Sse. REV. GEO, W. FREEMAN H'''
NvrHoprsr EPIscopAL.-Services at the Church
a.. Pleasant Street, between Jackson and FRANK
. u Streets, every sabbath at lo.30 Al ana Pm
tshhsth school at 8 o'clock p. N. Prayer
nesting every Thursday evening.
WIN. McCRRADy.
Pastor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

The meeting of the city council on Tuesday
evening was unusually dull. Murphy, Hull, Mil
Ter, Hollecker and Logan were absent.
The Marshals report showed 10 arrests during
January; fines imposed S6,; collected, SIS.
A number of business houses on La Sale street
j. Gross, McMullcn, Tress, ct dl.,-objected to
VIM. Degen's use of the lot back Of them as a
COW yard. The matter was referred to the city
attorney, with instructions to proceed against
Mr.. Degen according to the ordinances; and if
no ordinance will hit the case he was ordered to
make one.
There were no committee reports except on
finance. Mr.. Phelps said there would be no
money to pay the bills after February's were
paid. The committee were instructed to borrow
if necessary. 1t was hoped the collector would
pay in something during the month,
Among the bills were: F,rmua's Journal, two
Aopes, 81; curbisg stone, Sl3; Il, 100 brick, $3.50,
Il IN on east side Of Washington square; board
prisoners and tramps, sl4.60; gas, city bail,
Y; gas, street lamps, Sll4.75; lighting same,
$45. SO; washing Tor Jail and fire department,
$342; lumter and repairs on Jail, stable and en-,
CINE hou-c, Sl725; repairs on steamer, S.. 35
putting IN lamps on east size, S-U0Ji, blankets
for Jail, $l45O salaries s425; street labor, $426l
On motion of Catlin, Jos. Fennelrs salary as
street supervisor was raised from $43 to $50 pei
month, from JAN |, 1880.
On motion of Leonard, Easterline was relieved
e from paying So per month rent for the dwelling
part of the calaboose. The place is in SO bad a
condition and Eastcrline has to encounter SC
many annoyances that he absolutely refused to
pay rent. No one objected to relieving him from
paying the rent.
Phelps insisted that the gas bill for the city
hall was simply enormous-twicc what it ought
to be- 1t was made the duty of the Waterman to
turn down all burners at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Catlin found at one of our banks note fol-
$3.50 made by &. w Armstrong to obtain money
to go to and live at Springfield lobbying for the
canal and our supreme court house. Mr. Red
dick assured him the money was spent IN actua
business for Ottawa and as a matter of justice
Mr.. c. thought it ought TO be paid 1t was SC
ordered.
Adjourned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
VARIOUS NOTES.

The Herberts play next week in Morris.
Strakoschs New York season has been q fail
ure.
There is a prospect that Marie Roze will re-,
appear in America in March next.
Mr.. j. X. Emmett has new comedy, entitled
Fritz Among the Mormons"
Miss GAYLORD made a great success in London
in the turr-,olie of 'Mignon' at Her Majesty
Theatre.
Mrs. Mary Louise Swift, pupil of SangiOvan-
nj has been engaged by Maplescn for one year
beginning in May next.
Mary Anderson, Adelaide Nelson and Lolita
will fulfil, engagements in Boston at the same
time next month.
Mr. John Mccullough is said to have added
800, 600 to his bank account in the shape of earn
ings during the present season.
There arc in the United States $50 theatres,
1893 travelling theatrical companies, and only sew.
en- resident stock companies.
The worst is yet to come: Chicago GROVE
will go oat with panorama Of Gen. Grants toE
around the world.
Herels horrible one from The dramatic WEIR
"The San Francisco Chronicle gastronOmically
alludcs to Nine. Carl8tta as Patti de foies gras
In other words, We presume, the ChrmDtc]e would
have us infer that she's rich liver.
Remenyi and his concert troupe will play in
Chicago at the new Music Hall in March next.
The 7rjJunc says: "1hs nervous and brilliant
musical genius has stamped his peculiar indiJid
uality more deeply on the public mind than any
violin virtuoso who has happened in this country
fer several seasons, and his large popularity i:
the best excuse fer his musical eecentrieitie:
that need be offered by his admirers"
The latest New York success is the 'Roya
MILDLY" given for Che first time on the Doth o.
January at Days Theater. The Ue,H!d pro
nounces the music bright ana fresh, positively
original in form. The solos, duos aud chorusei
are tuneful and harmonious but not catching
like those of "Pinafore," etc. The opera i.
amusing, not witty; laughable, not broadly
comic; it is romantic and graceful TO strong De
gree and depends largely on the charm of il:
sweet, flowing melodies and beautiful scenery aac
eostumng for its success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
Mr.. D. though man who made but very little
'fuss," was a useful man and good citizen, and
all such Ottawa regrets to lose.

Mr.. D. though man who made but very little
'fuss," was useful man and a good citizen, and
all such Ottawa regrets to lose.
KEILY,-Elizabeth Kelly, wife Of VIM Kelly,
and mother Of James Kelly, Of the Clifton, died
on Tuesday evening, after lingering illness;
aged, 81 years.
TAYLoR,-Miss Kittie Taylor Of West Chicago,
is the guest Of Miss Mae Blanchard
PHELPs.--Mr. james Phelps, son of b. r..
Phelps, of this city, returned home this week AZ.
ter residence Of year or more in Arkansas.
He is not in love with that ''delcctable" state.
He comes from Newport, and reports our former
townsman, Geo. X. Tozcr, in good health and
spirits
PoRTER,-J. s. Porter, reported In very bad
health at Santa Barbara last week by DR., Dim
mick, is improving
FIsKE.-F. /. Eske has gone east.
MAIERHoFER.-Al. Malerhofcr, of the Mai
erhofer Plow Works, had finger smashed at his
shops on Thursday.
TAYLoR.-Miss Jennie Taylor, after visit OF
some weeks in Chicago, Lisbon, &C., returned to
her home in Utica, on yesterday.
SwErT.-Mr. A. K. SWEET at Trask's stole a
march on the boys by bringing heme the other
May from Elgin Il wite-Miss Lizzie Childs, OF
Chat city. We know of no one who had better
right and are glad he has done so. We add our
congratulations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
The Appellate Court.

At the session Of the Appellate Court on Tues
day last, some 40 odd opinions were fled. OF
these but two were from this county, statements
of which we append;
John Jackson ct a., appellants, cs. Mianda
Miles, appellee. This was an action of replevin
brought by appellee against appellants to recov-
pr span Of mules and pair Of collars claimed
by her as her separate property and which her
husband traded to one of the appellants. The
Circuit Court gave judgment for appellee, whc h
Is here affirmed. f. F. Bull and H. 7. Gilbert for
appellants and l.. w. Brewer for appellee.
The Commissioners of Highways of the Town
|hip of Dimmick, plaintiff in error, u.s. Commits
|ioners of Highways OF the Township Of Wal
ham, defendant in error.-In 1865 q road was
aid out and opened on the entire north and south
inc of said towns, by the joint action of the com.
3nissioners of both towns. The road intcrsected
romahawk creek In 1856 by tie Joint action of
Abc commissioners the road was divided into road
ficts and an equal number thereof allotted to
I'D towns. The crossing of Tomahawk creek
was within one of the districts allotted to Dim.
mick, which town brdged the creek in 1856. In
lS74 it became necessary to build new bridge
tt the point Of intersection, whereupoB the com.
yNissioners of Dimmick served the commissioners
bf Waltham with notice of a meeting Of both sets
bf commissioners to consider the propriety OF
Building a new bridge across the creek in place
II the old one. The commissioners OF Waltham
Iefused to aid in the building of the bridge, SO
he commissioners of Dimmics built it at a cost
f 81, 100 and brought this action to recover one
bali the cost thereof. The Judgment of the court
below in favor of the commissioners of Watbam
5 here affirmed. Blanchard & Blanchard, for
blaintiti, and Judge G. 5. Eldredge, for defend.
int.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
Table Talk.

brilliant theatrical star,
Like a meteor shining afar,
Went out on the road
Lum -tum-d Ia mode
And, of course, in new Pullman car.
II.
tTC0 tCeeks eidpse.J
But this Il. T. 5 had a surprise,
Quite a lesson to open his eyes.
To his sorrow he saw
That his play wouldn't draw,
And he had to walk back on the ties
An advertisement in the newspaper is worth
two on the side of an old shed.
1t is particularly unfortunate for Ottawa, just
at this time that the water power Of our rivers
remains unimproved. AS will be seen by article
on our 9th page, the water in maRy rivers in the
eastern states used for power has in the past
season become so low as 10 seriously interfere
with the working of the factories on their banks.
This trouble never arise ia the Illinois river,
being artifcially kept full by the water from the
Chicago river and Lake Michigan and until Lake
Michigan dries up there will always be plenty of
water in the Illinois. In this respect all water
power sites on the Illinois river will have a
vast advantage over the rest OF the country; and
the fact is especially interesting TO Narseilles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
CHERRIES SALIc.-By '

=, III.RIE'I''S .E..-Ry virtue NJ an execution
- issued of the clerks Office II the Circuit Court
II Sale comfy and state Of Illinois, and me directed
whereby commanded 10 make the amount certain
Judgment recently obtained against Philip Conln favor
Peter Gallagher out of lands. tenemens goods and chst
tells OF the said Phhp Conn, have levied on the following
property Wit: Lot In block thirty four in the city
Of Ia sale county of La sale and OF Illinois.
Therefore according To the said command shall expose
for sale pubic suction all the right title and interest
above named Philip Couln In snd % the above described
property saturday. the 18Th day Of February 1871
o'clock the south door Of the County Court Hpaae
In Ottawa II sale county, Illinois.
Dated az Ottawa. III this 9Th day Of February lSO.
RUFUS L. sTEN ans
feh1 sheriff Of Ia Sale County, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
GILMAN & COOK,


oIErG AGEE'S, 80 whereas 10y their
vi mortgage deed beai ing date July the second
1871, recorded IN the Recorders once OF La sale
county If Illinois in Book 1871 uf Records, IFS
Henry 4 ShUcr and Anna p >huler his wife. uf the
Of Ottawa county uT La sale and state Illinois, did
The undersigned mortgage the following de-
scrihcd prcsscs. situated the county of la sale and
state uf Illinois VII: Lots number two and three, both
In block number eighty rcc IN states Addition To the
Town nov city u Ottawa. 10 secure indebtedness Of
dullars evidenced 10y certain prumsOry
bearing date with said mortgage and executed by
Henry A. Shucr for the OF two thousand dollars,
payable the order OF the
the date thereof with interest At the rate OF per
per Hnnum until paid,
And default has been made IN the payment OF
the principal and Of the interest due said
and the claimed to b" due said the day
sale being the uf thousand hundred and
thirty nine 4i-lO0 s.laSlH dollars;
Now therefore public notice l. hereby given, that by viz
tue OF the power and authority in vested by said
gage. Will saturday. the thirteenth day OF March A.
% n two slocS IN the afternoon Of said day At the south
door VI the County Court House in the city OF Otswa
Ia sale and Of Illinois, sell said PREMISE
described public suction the highest bidder for
together with all right and equity Of redemption OF the said
Henry 4 >bHcr and Anna r Shuler, his wife their heirs
and 49, isus therein.
Dated Ottawa Ms this sth DAY Of February \, lSS
JOHN pELAlN Mortgage.
GILMAN & Cook. Attorneys tehs6x
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

The Irish Relief meeting held on Thursday
night simply heard ward committee reports
The amount collected in Ottawa is about $685.
in Wallace sl72. The treasurer, Hon. VIM. Red
dick, was instructed TO forward the funds to the
Parnell Relief Fund, Dublin, Ireland
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
NRm ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMON SENSE.

If any of my friends and customers or any
person wants TO get their prescriptions at my
Drug Store we will gladly put them up; and
it don't matter whose prescription papers they
are written on, or where they are told to go
If any man tells you that my Drugs, Medicines
and chemicals are not as pure, as fresh, and
as cheap as any IN La Sale county, don't you
believe him he has an ACe to Grind,
and wants YOU to turn the grindstone and
furnish the water. E. Y. GRIGGS.
Ottawa, November %. 1879. -Smos
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IT. NJ. s. PlNAFoRE.


Sir Jos. Porter, X. c. B.. Frank c. Walker
Capt. Corcoran, ............ John +. McWade
kalpn. ...,............'''. rHiIip rIleu
Deadeye. .........,......... ..'.L IL. W. haymonu
BObstay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .J. +. AleXanuer
Buttercup....... ,..,..........M Miss Rutherford
Hebe. .,..'.. MISS Nyra balIle
Haverys &. &. Pniore Co. were greeted by II
fine audience on last Thursday night, the lower
house beng entirely filled, with small gallery
attendance. The performance was not as good
as that of the original company, yet 1t was high
Ily enjoyable Miss Somers makes very pretty
and tuncful Josephine and McWede as capt Cor
coran and Raymond as Dick are as good rs ever
But Walkeras Sir Joseph is a first class failure.
Philip Fried AS Raiph is quite "killing"-his
broad and incurabe German accent, distinguish
able everywhere, being novel and unique; wheth-
cr it is a deriment or an addition to the part we
haven't determined, its laugh provoking power
being equal to the best things in the lieretto
Miss Rutherford's Batercup was a new idea, but
proved eminently successful. The orchestra was
leyy good--for Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
The Supreme Court,

number Of opinions were filed in this court
ION Wednesday last OF which three were from
this county, to wit:
Conlin V. Carter affirmed.
Holbrook v. Debo, affirmed
Rowland V. Black, reversed and remanded
Neither of these of public interest the first
Involving the settlement Of a business account;
the latter being eiectment actions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
Ready O-Day--E Eighth Edition of
between the GATES.

by BENZ. f. TAYLOR. illustrated. Price, $3.50
every fact Is so pictorally stated, and with so
exuhcrant fancy hat the book has all the charm Of
1ction ."-Hdrpers XdgdRins.
'Its many beautiful ard poetic ideas, its glowing
and vivid descriptions aud its thrilling incidents
hne make IL of the most attractive books In the
English language. The entire work has II beauty and
fascination which must he read 30 be appreciated The
word paintings incom parable, and are Mtmful OF
poetry while every page sparkks with scintatiOns OF
wit which makes one augft I'll the tears -Asbury
IRrerSity Monthly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
and Ottawa as possessing the only available sites

Oh IIV TIVCT'
new idea is presented on our 9TH page for
remedylng bottomless roads in muddy seasons
tile drainage. Nothing can be more simple or
cost less, and 1t is worth trying. The question Of
abolshing the periodical mud blockades is one
Of great interest to farmers and city people, and
the new idea should be well thought over. We
would be glad to receive opinions on the subject
from our readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
The Circuit Court.
The record is as follows:
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
Chas. Lomasney, icdicted among Others for
lot, plead guilty as charged and was fined SO
I'D costs.
Thos. Kennedy, indicted for horse stealing,
lead guilty, and was sentenced TO three years in
ne penitentiary, one day in solitary confinement
S. W. Ruger and c. 5. Cullen appointed to de-
End Gee. Bowers and VIM. Hunter, burglars.
LAW.
The Wrought Iron Bridge Co. of Canton, o.,
| The Highway Comrs. of Deer Park and Utica.
The csse has been on trial before the court since
tuesday; Bushnell, Bull and Gilman and Henry
unn for pld., and &. S. Eldredge and Il. +. Gil
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NJ ASH E.IS'S "a sF.- Notice IN hereby given, that
vi ny virtue decree made and entered u record by
the Circuit Court Of Ia sale county state Of Illinois N the
January OF said court ls In ar"rtaiu the"
pending Ia said court the clhncery side thereof wherein
Andrew j. OCUnhnr complainant, and john NalhCh
descendant shall Tuesday. the ninth day ~ MarUh
u. Ir AT the hour Of o'clock ~ the afternoon Of
said do for sale. at the south door II the
court house Ottawa, said county public auction
and viii then sell to the highest bidder the following de-
sCrbed property, being the ordered hy said decree
De sold Fhat IL say. Lot number four, block thirty
seven IN the city u Ia Sale Ia the county ~ Ia sale aud
stat" ~ Illinois.
1YEM. pF SAIE."t1sE. GEORGE VI. LELAND,
Dated february Z, lSsl -iw Master u thanc-ry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

I'INAL ST:TrI sFNItST NOTICES.
TATE W JpHS COCHRAN, DECEssEp.-Nuticc i here
by given all persons interested said estate the
gned Executors u the lst Will and Testament Of aid
John Cochran decreased will sppcar before the Coun-
~ Court Of the county Of Ia Sale and state Of Illinois
County Cour Hou-e OTTAWA in said county.
Nsnday sih day OF March is. for the purpUse
81 rendering account u their proceedings In the admins
traiion 81 said estate for the nnsl settlement.
Dated Al Ottawa. this 9Th day ~ February $50
SAMUEL : COCHRAN,
WILLIAM NJ COCHRAN.
ATTEST: p ". srOCKsLgGER, EXECUTOR.
Clerk County Court. Ia salle Co. III. feb'+S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
FOR SALE.

Two argc comfortable Houses with harms; GcIag
known the ERmcs property Superior street situahh
Lots l. 2and Block g, states Addition 10 Ottawa; le
other residence Of the late Giles W Jackson situated
Lots and 2 Block II, Greens Add!tinn tu OTTAWA
chance Ia buy cheap Inquire of +, {. SWIFT.
OTTAWA, November p, 1873 -6mus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07

James and VIM. Moore, sons of c. g. Moore,
of the second ward, on Saturday were out shoot
ing pigeons with a pistol. The rest can be
guessed. James was shot DR.. Campfeld ex-
fracted the hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-07
GEORGE M. LELAND,


MA STEERS ~ lie. Notice is hereby given hat
vi hy vruc Of decree made and entered ~ record y
che Circuit Court II Ia ~Ili' county. state Of Illinois, the
January 81 aid court r.. lN~' Ia certain
pending said court the rhBnCsry side thereof
wherein william Wilson was complainant and blrtUu "
HagIcyl EnHfs.ib Bsgcy AuNzo RIscy Martha Bagley
louisa T. Minis John ". Minis. Thcuduua smith, judsUu
smith, Is,reuIs Btgey. Jennie Bsgcy Melissa Worr"l
George worr-N and Bradford Bacpy d"frudauts
nIl MuudL. the hrst day ~ March 4 l-SV. AZ the
uCsk 10 the afternoon Of said dan offer Tor
the door Of The County Court Hue~ss in OF
tn said county. at public suction, and viii then eel
10 ~ highest hi the following described property be
Ing the same ordered hy said dcvrt De- sold. NAT j.
say. The hall Hf lot numbr eight and the half
OF lot guber 10 block number eleven In the Original
of EArViir surveyed and attcd July o. l>S by
John GRAY County ~ Ia sale county IitLJis
situated ia the county Ia sale and Of Illinois
TyENs oF SaLE-1s~s. GEORGE VI. Inland
Date, Feb. :. issl--Sw Master In ChAucery.