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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-03-05
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Deer Lodge.
COUNTY FINANCES.


The Revenue Exceeds the Current Expenses.
The County Commissioners have been in
session this week, and will continue day
or swo more, adjusting county finances for
the fiscal year ending Feb. 20, 1880. Not
withstanding the large increase in taxable
property and business and the consequent
ly large increase in revenues the past year,
Ii was still feared the enormous judicial ex-
penses, consequent on so many criminal
cases, would greatly increase the absolute
debt. The accounts are not yet audited ,
but we have made the follow ing summary
which, If not entirely, will prove approx
mately correct, showing a red nction OF ",
003.58 aside from public Improvements and
extraordinary expenses
Net debexcusve of interest. March 1s79 s39 249
Warrants outstanding March |. 1873 81 sd5. ~
Warrants ISSUED year ending feb. - 1880. 54ses i
Pace Of warrantp outstpudIng Mr. 1, 1850. o. os b
Int. on 3JDta
Cash in seeeral funds . li,l9i ~
Net iudebte dncss IiaciurIye inst.l I" 81, IL. 60
As extraordinary expenses appearing this
year there are
Expenses II Nee Pcrces War paid.......~s 90
Ontt houre fence. ...-."....y.. -s.--... nahu
JAN and eHthniGlnEA. .....-...- toacsb
Interest not computed last year...-......-. a60s09
Total ................. -.,... S2asosSts
Deducting this S24 GO from the total
net debt March /, 1880, there remains s33T,
7a8 Oh AS against $50, 752 40 Of March |, 10.
Aside from this the accrued interest on the
outstanding warrants March l. 1879 was
much larger than on those outstanding
March |, 1880, and the differences was paid
during the year. The interest never having
been computed before it cannot enter into
the computation. Notwithstanding the
heavy court costs the current expenses Of
the county have therefore been within the
revenue aud under ordinary circumstances
the debt will be materially reduced the
present year.
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msKKo1H PANT SHop.
Lower Main Street, !: Helena, Montana.
F. L. KING, PROPRIETOR.

House. Sign and Ornamental Painter. Orders re-
eeivcd for all kinds of work, and promptly executed
at the lowest rates. AL kinds and sizes of glazed
sash for sale. JT
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DEATHS

DEATHS
NORM aN-At Reese creek, Gallatn county, M. T.,
February ., 1880, OF scarlet f,ver, Marvin, OF
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Norman, aged two years.
COUGHE 0UR-Tn Deer Lodge, Montana, on Mon
day March !, $780, of scarlet fever, Erasmus OAR
win. only child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ceughengur,
aged four months aud one day.
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Rrpcrr or AUDITOR AND TREASURER
For the Fiscal Year Ending December, 1879.

Wa are indebted to Treasurer Weston Tor
4 copy OF the above pamphlet which also
includes the stock brands AID marks, got
ten ~ in much better style than ever pc
before. The pamphlet bears the imprint o.
the Independent A general summary ~
the most important statistics having been
been published In the New NORTH w Est
Calendar we do not reproduce them Fol-
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FOUND AT LAST!
/" Dobyns sure Cure 7"
cure ~NES
For Catarrn,
Neuralgia
A nd Nervous
Headache.

. DosYss' SURE CURE" Is In the form Of snna and
isp nc up In large size imperyfoms wooden hoxes Ii
is used as snuff and IL always ready mud convenient
for use, without ay extra trouble additional ex.
pense whatever. II contains no choloroform ether
ammonia, blood root, coppafas, bismuth caIomrl or
NOR hine, and children dive wears OF ape can nj, II
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and heneicis m
fects quickly follow the first application ard brin-
composed OF simple chemicals we guarantee II 10 hfr
perfectly simple and harmless. One box viii Lst
about one mauth and has frequently been saffcient
TO elect cure; nut IL cases OF hing standing Ii NAV
require from three to SIX boxes II immeeately de-
stoys me nauseous catarrhal stencil and gives 10 the
breath ils original purity and sweetness
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our SURE crsE be regularly and porsistentfy
used ~ directed by label ON each box We rnnraItcs
relief IN every case, and absolute cure In nh eases
where the patient IN free frcm constitutional ainens
Q. complications resulting from scrofulous or aypb
fstic affections. Where snch ailments or compllcs-
tions exist we have an alternative which, when taken
In connection with "SuRE cUHE we ruar.n,tee L,
cure. sTho@, IL. Irwin - ssr
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale by STANLEY 4 Co. nc. Lodge o4a.
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cATHoLTC,-Services every Sunday. First
Mass nj 4 o clock a. m; Second Mass at on a.
Of Charity at 81 O'Clock p. IN. vespers at
o'clock p. m.
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EPIscoPAL.-sunday School every sunds.
Bpm.
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Aeu, Aorth
RELIGIOUS.

,arnfrg al thr Presbyterian Church, At ! n. m I;
evening, O p. m.-ReV. J. l.. Hsnning, ofseiat-
ing. $1,000 T.. 81. ,n,,,. ..,.,.n a -
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening At
q olclnrk.
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the Secoad Judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, In ard for the County
of Deer Lodge.
Patrick A. Largely. plaintiff.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Osman n IIapeman have just received the new
tall and winter styles Of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people. They comprise all the latest
and best styles Of ladies' and childrcn's dress,
are graded in size and put up in envelopes on
which are printed Illustrations and full descrip
lions Of the garments in French and English
they are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 80
cents; and the catalogue is said to include the
largest and only complete assortment of useful
and fashionable designs Catalogues sent on APP
LEGATION and any pattern sent postpaid on re-
eipt of price as marked in the catalogue.
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G, s. ELDREDGR,


NORTG AGE Sal ,E;--Wh-reas Emory Cox
WI and Mary = Cox h wife both OF the cosnty OF Ia sale
and state q Illinois by their mortgage duly executed
dated the 18th day Of June 1870 and recorded In the
Recorders sfice Of Ia sale comfy state Of Illinois in vol
une 2I Of Records. page go did convey 10 julia = But
Ter the following described premises situate ia the county
of La Sale and state Of Illinois tU wit. The north hall Of
the half Of the northwest quarter OF section htry-N
In township thrtyiX north range NJ the third
principal mCrdisn, the
prOmissOry OF date with said mortgage for the
OF six hundred dollars due before the 18th day OF
June lsS. Wiz; interest at ten per per annum.
refereaCe 20 said mortgage and the record thereof
aforesaid. will more fully appear;
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
said note and there claimed to BE- due thereon tse
Of hundred dollars with interest At ten cent
per annum from the 18th day Of June 1893;
And whereas the said Julia Butler mortgage afore
sad, Ss deceased And whereas the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator Of the estate OF said Ju
liza ;. Butler. deceased.
Now therefore notice IL hereby given that J. Milton
Butler Administrator sforesad nv virtue Of the power
and authority in vested Administrator Aforesaid
under and by virtue OF the power Of sale in said mortgage
deed Contained will the 18th day OF January 1856 st
the south door Court House in the city OF Ottawa and
county Of L. sale sell public auction 20 the highest bid
der for csss the said premise. and all the right and equity
OF redemption OF said Emory Coz and Mary g. Cox and
their ssgn, Of in and TO said premses above descr~d
Dated December II. 1853. J. MILTON BUTLER.
Administrator. dc. az julia :. Butler.
G.. s. ELDEKDSH Solicitor. desls-5w
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The art of monaging an Oxford University
mob is rarely learned. The late Mr.. Bellew,
however, once luled storm at the theatre BY
the very humblest Of processes. He SIMPLY
gave in"-which Is really the only thing to
be done. Mr.. Bcllew had incautousy pre-
sented himself with a luxurant Lead of hair,
Presently shout arose of go and get your
hair cut, sir;" There's barber round the
corner, sir" ut only costs sixpence, sir" and
other playful quips of Attic delicacy. What
did YOU do?" asked a friend of the famous
preacher to whom the latter was relating the
story, why" replied Mr. Bellew, IN the
naivest way, II went and had it cut"
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have nice line of Pearl Card Cases Chidrens Cups
and Saucer Glass Bottles Pocket Cigar Cases Ladies
Pocket Books Mems Pocket Books Boys Pocket Books
Msgc Lanterns Coorcd Cups and Saucers Shaving Mugs
Bottles for Covering Cigar Sets Toilet Sets Jewel Boxes,
Motto Frames, Perfumes Vases, Box Papers, Writing
Desks ssng Cases Card Stands Coogncs Moustache
Cups Chdrens Dishes Glass Ink Stands, Ladies' Work
Boxes. Gold Pens and Holders Gold Tooth Picks Gold
Glove Butoners Gold Pencils, Fine Lamps, Suitable for
Presents Face and Satchet Powders Hair Oils STATuA'
HY-The noted pieces by Jngu," Can you Talk. and
otuer nice pieces Velvet Frames card size Velvet Frames
cabinet size. Best 90 CIGAR in the County.
| MAKE STRICTLY PURE BAKING POWDER $50 per
pound three pounds for 81 Warranted pure, strong and
wholesome. CIIROMOS, ALL VERY CHEAP
Never Before has such OF Chromes TO Ottawa
Chromos in ~ in Gilt Frames. Chromos In New Style
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BUDGET OF FUN.
THE OLDOAKEN BUCKET.

As Revised and Edited by "ssnarian."l
With what anguish OF mind remember my child
hood,
Recalled in the light Of a knowledge since
gained;
The malarous farm, the wet, fungus. grown wild
The chills then contracted that since have re.
NAMED;
The scum.coyercd duck.pond, the pigsty close
by it,
The ditch where the sour-sneng house drain.
age fell;
The damp, shaded dwelling, the foul barn yard
nigh it
But worse than all else was that terrible well,
And the old oaken bucket, the m0ula-crustcd
bucket,
The moss covered bucket that hung in the well.
Just think Of it! Moss on the vessel that lifted
The water drank in the days called to mind!
Ere / knew what professors and scientists gifted
In the water Of wells by analysis find.
The rotting wood fibre, the oxide Of iron,
The alg@, the frog OF unusual size.
The water-imPurc us the verses OF Byron
Are things remember with tears in my eyes.
Aud to tel, the sad truth-though | shudder to
think it
/ considered that water uncomnonly clear,
And often ut noon, when went there to drink it,
i enjoyed II rs much as now enjoy beer.
How ardent ! sliced it with hands that were
grimy,
ana quick 10 the mud covered bottom III 1eli,
Then soon, with its nirates and nitrites and
Shiny.
With matter organic, it rose from the well.
Oh! had ! but realized, in time to avoid them,
The dangers that lurked in that pestilent
draught,
I'd have tested for organic germs and destroyed
them
With potasso pernanganate ere ! had quafTcd :;
Or, perchance, I'd have boiled il and afterwards
strained it
Through filters Of charcoal and gravel CON.
bined
Or, after distlling, condensed and regained it
In potable form, with its filth left behind.
How little knew Of the dread typhoid fever
Which lurked in the water vcntured to drink !;
But since I've become devoted believer
In the teachings of science, shudder to think,
And now, far removed from the scenes I'm de-
scrbng.
The story for warning to Others | tell,
AS memory revcrts to my youthful imbbRg,
And gag at the thought Of that horrible well,
Aud the old oaken bucket, the fungus grown
bucket
In fact, the slop bucket-that hung in the well.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

IN \. World Translations.l
After the operas over:
What a splendid orchestra that is, isn't it ?''
''Yc es, very enjoyable music, l dessay, but
!. when they play you only seem to hear one in
>etrument-the musicians seem to me to lack
Individuality"
The newest thing in the line of training for
the stage is to employ naturalism to bring
down ones author to the level of the audience.
Fer instance, an actor who has to play Ruy
Bias, knowing that the spectators will not
half understand the irony, scorn and indlgna-
ton contained in his superb apsstrophe TO the
banqueting lords, Bon appetit messieurs ~
thus Celebrates 1t: pitch in, ye sons o. sea
cooks. Go it, sthff yourselves up to the ears
while you're at it, Wouldn't you like some.
body to help YOU" and so on, until the audi
ence is thoroughly imbued with the spirit of
the author and the situation.
Lady Ito new glrl)-I pay $40 year.
Girl-That is not enough
Lady-But besides, you will get presents
that they don't give everywhere; $40 at Easter,
new dress at Christmas ard So every time
there is baptism in the family
GIrl-But | cannot depend on getting the
last item every year for certainty.
Lady-When | say thing mean 1t. lthas
been the custom in oar family, and "a long a.
live 1t will not be abolished
Baudelaire, the poet, died of nervous mala-
dy which began by very curious stomschic
troubles; for instance, tor long time he could
eat nothing but pork in one form or another
One day one of his friends said to him, in
surprise: How en- earth do you manage to
be able 10 eat pork, pork, nothing but pork !?
I'd get sick and tired of it in less than
Nyeek."
"Ohl" replied Baudelaire, 81 cultivate q
taste for it by pretending that oughtnt to eat
it-for instance, l shut my eyes and imagine
Pm Moses or Nahomet"
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A small boy get up to read composition
on ''The Tree" He got as far as This sub
ject has many branches" when the teacher
said, stop you have not made your bough
yet" "If you interrupt me again" said the
boy, "Ill leave" You give me any more i'm
pudence and I'll take the sap out of you. Do
you understand ?" said the teacher. II twig,'
SAID the boy, and then the regular order of
business proceeded.
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Mr.. Templar: Mrs. Gluppns, you are
now old; let me mplore you, give up drink
set an example to your family, dash the veno
nous goblet from your lips, and refresh all
that limpid stream, crystal white and clear,
soft as the balmy summer breeze, pure az a
mether's love-water! water" Mrs. G.: 'Ees,
sur, it be mighty convenient for bilin' taters
inn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Little Stepitoff, of North Hill, who Will be
only % years old next August, fell over head
and heels IN love with buXOm widow, plump
fair, 49, and rather caustic. He went down on
Mis- knees Sunday night. "You are my STAR
ke sighed, my fair, ny peerless, and my ra-
'diant star. And | ?" he paused inqulringly.
"Oh, you?" she said with tender smile, You
are my little SUM- He feels much better now
- RuyHsfts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Frames Chromos in Walnut Frames. cE Come and see
my Stock of Chromos whether you want ~ buy At
PANEL AND OTHER PICTURES, silk Transfers,
Scrap Book Pictures Before you buy an Autograph Al
bum my stock and prices Photograph Al6umsI have
high and u feet long nearly full OF them DC
SOAP FOR 90; TEN CENT BOX OF BLACKISG, Sc;
Large loc Soap, for sc, Children's and Houths'
Books. Paper Covered Books Board Covered Picture
and Story Books Cloth Bound Picture and Story Books
Chatter Box. Books, all prices cents 10 $50. LARGE
STOCK OF FAMILY BIBLES. Perforated Board, all VA
retles at lowest prices A large lot OF BLANK BOOKS,
direct from 10 to 25 per Qulre
Old stock OF Blank Books cent below 70 close out
THESE GOODS 11r HSb Se TPI RGyF FRlck At
have an immense stock and will sell them all very close
Please give q call and guarantee II will pay ysu.
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An ancient beau was talking OF repartee to
young lady in Marlboro street He said,
women are, as a rule, incapable of clever re-
partee." She pouted pair of ruby lips. The
old gallant looked at them and SAID, slgnif.
cantly and imrertinently, Lead us not into
temptation Deliver us from evil" replied
the lady promptly, and walked out Of the room
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JAMS Sw
SHERIEt,,S SAI LE.-HY vIrtnc ID an Avon

- HFRIF'F''S SAI.E.-By virtue Of an execution
issued out Of the clerk office Of the County Court OF
La Sale comfy and state Of Illinois, and to directed.
whereby am commanded 10 make the amount of certain
claim recently probated and allowed against the estate
VIM. II. W CusAan. deceased, In favor OF NOunR& Ryan,
out of certain property in said execution specified, have
levied the following property 10 Wit: Lots nine and
block four, States Addition to Ottawa. La sale county
Illinois.
Therefore according 10 the said command shall pose
for sale at public auction the above described property
Saturday. the 18th day of January lsS at 10 o'clock
NJ the south door Of the County Court House In Ottawa Ia
Sale county. Illinois.
Dated NJ ottawa H. This 26th day OF December ls1g
RUFUS &. STENrNS
deer Sheriff OF la sale County. ~.
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Tales of Ancient Greece.

BY the Rev SIR G. w cox Bart, MA, Trinity College,
oxford. l2no. Price, u 20.
"Admirahc style and level with chd's comprehen.
sion. These versions might well md place in every FAM
ly."-The N0uOn Mem FORK.
1T IL only when take such book M this that we
realize how rich In interest Is the mythology OF Greece
Inquirer. Phfddelphid.
it is doubtful II these tales antedating history in their
ORIGIN fresh with the charms OF youth TO all who
read them for the first time before presented In
sn chAse and nnnular form ~ Lisn Rlls EOsLOM
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IngersOll and Moses.

REPLY BY Rev Samuel Ives Curss. D H., Professor
of Old Testament Literature and Interpretation In Chi
cago Theological Seminary l2mo Price, Sl35
This little book prepared by who has given long aad
careful study to the Old Testament and lis evidences Is IN
tended to the objections presented by the most bril-
liant the infdc to-day, and IL indicates line OF de-
Tense when may be used against all similar attacks.
will be of value clergyman every sun
dayschoOl teacher and in fact every one who still preserves
an interest in and love for the Bible.
pr Curtss has done his work well, and has shown his
opponent equally destitute OF scholarship and fair
ness y -GufStts, Cincinnati
III takes up Col lngcrsols assertions and pens
sriaHm and shows how false and wicked they arc-Ihe
fruu
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Motives of Life.

BY PROF. DAVID SWING. limo. Price, tl0o.
Here as everywhere Prof David Swing writes with the
simplicity the earnesness and the honesty which comes Of
devotion all that hest and nObcst and purest
In life and character" " J. EreniHg Post.
lone Of the remarkable features of Mr. swings
writings is the felicity and strength of their illustrations.
lie loses himself in cloud of abstractions The
truth which he Ia always surChargcd with freshness
and vitality, radiant with color and active in movement
YORK Tribune,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Business Many on vagabond! You send
word in that you want to see me on business,
and when | ask you what your business Is
you beg" Vagabond-"But you forget sir,
begging is my businessm
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Belle and the Boys.

BY MRS c. +. CORBIN. l2mo. Illustrated. Price 81 q
This hook places its author at once among the gfec
few ."-Sdturddy Herald
THE young people who fortunate as to read th
story have u rare treat in store The Interior.
ut seems lust the book he appreciated by fair swee
young girls and brave, manly boys Handsomely PRINTED
and illustrated II il of the pretties juvenile books
the year ,"-iUie,'icdH BOOKSELLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

, At the Cattle Show: Young Farmer-"Are
you fond of beasts, Miss Gusherton?" Miss
iusherton-"Oh, really, Mr., Fawker, If you
mean that as declaration, you must sp"oh to
mamma !"-PHHrh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

It's main line runs from Chicago TO Council Bluffs
and omaha, passing through joliet, ottawa, la
Sale, GeneseO, Moline, Rock Island Davenport,
West Liberty. Iowa City, MaTengo, Brooklyn
t,rinneil and Dcs Moincs. tho capitol OF Iowa.
with branches from Bureau junction 10 PEORIA
Wilton Junction - huscuti1e, Washisrtpn, Fair
heh Lidon, Beknap. CcntTcyIIlc, Princeton, 1ren-
ton, GallHtin, Cameron, Ieaycnwurth and htchisnn;
Keokuk to Pennington, BOnapartc, BentUnspOrt
Independent, EldnR, Uttumwa, Eddyyile, Oska-
loosa, Peila, Monroe ana Dies MONIES; Des Moines
10 Indianola and Wntersct; Atlantic u Audubon
ans AvvCa 10 Harlan. THIS ~ positively the only
RailrOnd which owns, controls ana operates
through line between 'hcsgo and kaA.as.
This Company own and control tneirsIecpin1 cars,
which ARE inferior to none, and give you double
berth between Chicago and Council BUNS Ieayen-
y-rth AtchisOn fnr Two Dollars and Fifty Cents;
and section for Five Dollars, while all other lines
charge between the same points. Three Dollars for
sduuhle berth, and SIX Dollars fIT O. section.
Hhnt VIII please you most Wal b" the pleasure or
enjoying meals, while passing over the bciufl-
full prairies of Illinois end Iowa, In one OF our mag
uih.ant Dining ant Re'tlHrsntt Gr~ that acc npany
all through ENprC-~ Trains You gpt an cl<rc meal,
as good a. II served m any rrst-cias- hotel, f"r
seven y-fNc cents ~ Nuu can order what you Ike,
aud o. Toy what yuu ~
ApprcCiating the fact that ai0rity uf tho people
prefer separate apaTtn' nts for dinereEt purpose,
t1nA the enormous passenger business OF TINS lire
varrautinE Itl ar" pleased t. announce that TINS
Company runs tts TAlACt SLEEPING CARS r
sfcryIng purposes ana II PALACE DINING CARS
f.r E..t.rr puIyuso-. one other great feature ~
PALACE C.Rs are run through TO p
sTgs. y~OS aud E.EANEsWORTHE .
HH-Sets via thi. Iiuc. known ~ the "
Ticket Agents Ia the United stut-s and On
FOR Information 80 ont.inabie mt your
\. ISIMHALL,
Gen'i superintendent
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Six Little Cooks.
zegel.

MOTTO F..-EsTATE or CATHARINE MCCALEB. DECD
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that the underSi gc Admins
the estate of Catharnr McCaeb late Of the county
Of Ii Sale and state Of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court Of said county the 81 Monday being
the sixteenth day Of February ESQ at the County Court
House In Ottawa in snd county when and where all
having claims demands against said estate mott
fled to attend and present the in writing adjust
mrnt
Dated this % day Of January 4. D. $50
GILBERT Il. NrCAIEB,
JAMS 9w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

The PRorEc TON Pocket Book, someth ing new
at Osman & Hapemans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

They had "eoodslzed" snow-storm along
the line of the Northern Pacific railroad the
other day, and this is the way the Fargo Argus
raves about 1t:
Oh, the Snow,
The Beeew-tiful Snow
1t Made Last Night So Jolly, You Know,
Belating the Trains and Grounding the Wires
as Blizzarding Over the Land
1t Fires.
o, Give us Chance, With Big Sharp Hoe,
at the SOnof.aGun Who Wrote
Beautiful Snow"