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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

Chicago has a new industry, a
hospital for diseased and orphan
birds. Mrs. A. F. Moir is the chief
physician and matron of the institu-
ton, and is also head nurse and in
structor-in-chief to young birds.
There are medical, surgical, and
obstetric wards, an asylum for the
blind, and an orphan department.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

To the editor of the Sun-Sir: You
don't quite give Logan's "curl"
Here it Is: If the Lincoln hire
lings should endeavor to pass through
southern Illinois. in an attempt to
invade and cOerce the south. they
would have to pass over the dead
bodies of the sons of Egypt" Yours,
AN EGYPrIAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
Cured Of DRINKING.

"A Young friend Of mine vas cured Of
an unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had
90 Frustrated him that be Va. unable to
do any business. He was entirely cured
by the u-e Of Hep Bitiers. II .llayed al
that burning thirst; took away the appetite
for liquor made his nerves s,udv,, and be
h.s remained q sober aud steady man for
more than two year, and has DO desire to
return to his cups ! know Of number Of
Others ;bat have beeu cured Of drinking by
't"-From Q leading r. r. ofSci.l, Chr.
csec, Ili.-Jimss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

"Disgraced in the eye Of the public
for owning Credit Mcbilier stock.
which was in fact and intent a fraud
upon the government. Also for
decsit and evasion The high trust
of legislation, misused.-The people
will not hong respect the laws if they
lose respect for the Law makers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

Jay Gould has consolidated all the
railroads in the west owned and COZ
trolled By him. He tas increased
their capital to $4,000. 900. making
an increase of nearly sl2.OOO,O0O.
Thiss increase is to be used in making
connection with the Texas Pacific r.
r. and in establishing a grain route
from St. Louis and New Orleans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

The newspapers of New Orleans
are seriously discussing the ACCESSIBILITY
of lynch law for that city. Al
though they condemn such course,
they say that the lawless element is
far more powerful than the police,
and that something must be done
ahos,f II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

The latest rebel outrage that We
have any account of was perpetrated
by an unregenerate postmaster in
Virginia, who mailed a confederate
twenty-dollar bill in response to the
republican campaign committees
demand for money.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

In former years the oystermen of
Bayonne and Creenville, n. j., we're
in the habit of beginning to take
oysters about August 20. This year
they have begun about ten days
earlier on account of the urgent
demand for oysters, especially at
seaside resorts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

August DEM WAS sentenced to six
months imprisonment in Baltimore
for drunkenness. on the complaint Of
his mother. Before his term was
over she died and left him by will
$4,000.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
YOU CAN BE CURED,

kinney pat and tame me- o,b.r A d., ~. ~.
cog ~ semi >-' ami NoG viii receive the pad Nv
r-tUru mail. -
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE
'uiSe b'n,iiansn. lawyer. rolr,io, - saw:
'one ~ PROT. tsumeti-'- French ki,tney mai
tar~t M" "t iuintr'-c IN three weeks time MY
tt>~ hsd been gwen np by tine best doctor. q.
'hcurtei' During ali this time suffered untold
agony ai't Vsit out isrge sums OF money
george Nett"r, j. y. Toledo - say:
-'''irrei Tor three YEAR with -s.Is.Ica and
A''h'l h>e1~', anu often hvi 10 90 a;.pt ne,
cTutehrs- was entirely AMI permanently cured
:ut.r wearing Prof GGiuette'- F.rnrh kIdn.v
psi iOus weeks"
SOUR" Y :. Scott Sylyani., o. writes:
~ have been great sufferer tor l., wear. wi,h
brighis disease ct the KIDNEYS For weei. ~ !,
time Wa unable 9" get out ~ he'll too: barrels
:" hlt1h' lE", b!t They gave Iitc only terrrorary
reiiei. wore two 81 Prot. 6,tlil,nc,t.'- kidney
f,e'~ SIX weeks, and nov know ! am entirely
N.Y. Helen Jerome. Toledo. a., s.v.:
roT years have been confined a .re,, mar,
OF tae time to my he'd, with ieucorrhoe, and
lctiiae Weakness ! wore one of 1,u,lrn,,tr'.
sidney pads AMI va- cured in one month"
II Is Green, Wholesale grocer, Flndlay, Ohio.
~ suffered for - yesrs with lame back and in
t''rr- Weeks was permanently cured hy wearing
one OF Prni ''uiimrtte'> kidney pads
u. r. Messing. ". H., druggist Ioannsnovt
INT When Sending IN an order tor kidney pads
writes f"'
II Wore one Of the first We hal and I received
more b"i"it from II than anything ever use,i
IN hct the pads give better general satisfaction
Than any kidney remedy We ever sold"
kav ~ Shoemaker, irugci IT., Hannibal Mo.
We are working up ALVEY trade in your pads.
ahd are hear'ng os good results mon, :hen
every day"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

Hon. S. S. Cox. in u recent speech,
said at is said the congressman who
were on Cakes Ames' memorandum
had good intentions. He'll is paved
with them-and De Golyer had the
contract-"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
To Rent.

A furnished front room on Third street,
thr-e door east Of South Methodist church.
Apply At residencr or At Cain Bros. sro.
Gerry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
Driving Park.

Season tickets for driving at Sicbers
park. are nov on sale At the hotel, cOrner
Third aad Ohio streets.
7-sd4t SIcHER BRos.' Propsietors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
AN AFFECTING SCENE.
4 Brother and Sister Meet For tho
Fiist Time IN Eighteen Years.

The large crowd which usually A.
sembles at the W.. H. K r.. depot To-
witness the arrival aud departure Of
trains was nj its accustomed place
last Friday morning. but among the
number was q gentleman whose eyes
glanced rspldly from passenger q"
to passenger. and whose heart ;hrob-
bel with Wild expectancy. Among
the passengers the close observer
might have singled out IA young lady
Whose beautiful face wore an expres-
sion ii anxious won.lerment. The
young man WIS our enterpri>ing
townsman. James W. Wakaman. ana
the lady hi. sister. Miss Jennie L.
kister. They had been parted >ince
infancy, AMI their meeting was one If
such tenderness an, affection u ,o at
feet all who witnessed il and WAS en-
tirely too sublime for pen portrayal
Miss Jennie being the adopted hangh-
ter of Hon. l. kister Of Bloomfield.
Iowa, has taken their name. She Is
charming little lady oi culture and
refinement. and mas already made
host of friends in our city. IA m
instruciress in music. she Comes
highly recommended and we learn
will spend several months with Us i:
she can secure a class.-APp'sios
CSmrisr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
1t is Warranted
-pec.sl Dispatch 90 the BazOo
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STArEOF MISSOURI
CpUNrY" 90 PEfTI-.
~ the circuit court OF Pe,;iS county Missouri,
Nay term, iee., Nav -, Iss0. Thomas b. Penn
berton W. Win. l.. Enitre-, Ann +. Embree
EiviTl Enibree AMI Milton Eulbree, ct. al
Now at the tbI>day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney, AND 70 appearing to th.. cour: that the
'ieicndsnts Ann f. Enbr.e, Elvrra ENFORCE and
Milton Embree, csnnot be- summoned nereIn, on
the application OF the plaintiff. .; Is ordeIed Nv
the court that the defendants Anu r.. Embr,e
tlvira Ernbree and Milton Einhre., he not,fst
that q ciyIi action has been commenced against
them, the object and general nature OF xht6h b.
10 correct errora~ 20 report and approval al -ai.
OF lands hereinafter mentioned, Inas!e Nv Vim
L. f.int'rte, administrator oil estate ct Martlas
EfIihree deceased. ana To- dive-t the title out oi
anu iroFD ths m, and vest the IN plaintiff, OF
M. ami Ia the following described real estate,
t"-wii' me northwest quarter ut the northeast
quarter OF section thirty ionr, in township forty
AT the next Sc ptenber term, 1852 of this court
he begun and holden at Se.i..li.. WITHIN and toI
Petti> county, Missouri,
IN THE FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT,
ani on and before the sixth day thereof; ana
.tnswe- the plaintiffs petition. the same viii b.
taken against them 81 confessed; and u IN furthsi
ordered that copy hereof be- published accord
ing tn law Ia the S.-ala Weekly BAzoO, n news
paper printed and published IN the county ~
PettIs. Attest:
Z. II INGRAM Clerk
BY G. l.. Jackson. DC
VI. G.. Sinnet, plaintiffs attorney go wiz,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
ORDER of PUBLICATION

SiaiE 'f MISSOURI.
tolSIS PstIt-.
Ia the Circuit cour; 1T Pettis connty. Missouri,
May term, fss'', May -. lsso Mary y Fletcher
- Nathaniel J. Fletcher.
Nov, AT thi- Gay. comes the plaintiff by hei
auorneis aud nlcs her pefi,s"n. AMI 10 appear
ine ." ibS count that the Defendant, Naitani~i
y Fletcher, c,uno, b" sutnu opsd IN this su..
on application ~ the piainttn the ruur, orders
tia, sad Defendant h. notified that cisii action
has been ''Oinlneuced against HIM, the general
object sad nature "i whiets ~ 10 obtain .
'hv"fce from -aia det-nst,u,, sni unless h.,
sPp-ar III ths neNt term al t4,Is COURT h., "
gan AIT holden al the rnrr, h"u~s III the Ell,
ii Sedairs. f-tt,S county. MISSOURI.
IN THE FIRST MpVItY oF SEpTENSEI
NEXT,
AMI "n OF h"f"se the -INth ray thereof; and
answer plsntif p-ti,vn, IA. will be taken
against hi'u a. -"ns~ sci amt 10 - further
ordered that copy hereof ~, published accord
ns ." E,v N th" >e'ialis Weekly hszoo. news
paper printed ant published III P.ti. county
Missouri. Attest
X. H. INGRAM Clerk
By t-I- Jackson, DC.
~Ii"'t'iS short. plaintiffs attorneys. 7-aowlt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

STATE oF MISSOURI,
CorNrY PErrIs.
In III" GREAT court OF P.t;Is county, Missouri
May term. lsso, May 10. Isso, Ar,nlds igo. vs.
Vincent II. lgo.
Now, ~ this day. comes the plaintiff by h-i
attorneys, and u APP earring 10 the satisfaction
OF the e"nrt that defendant cannot I've summoned
IN this cause, u - ordered oy the court, that he
he notified that civil action has ieen comnn@nc-
FL against him by plaintiff in this court the
general nature and object Of which is To obtain
u divorce from sand defendant ana 10 dissolve
the bonds of matrImony now existing between
,a'd pisintirf ana defendant, ana that uness he
N. and appear az the next September term %!
our court, and on or before the sixth day ra- rect
the said action will be taken as COME ssed against
and Judgment rendered accordingly; and 10 is
further ordered that a copy hereof be published
IN the weekly bazoo. q newspaper published in
the county Of Pettis, for four weeks successfully
the iast insertion To be at least four weeks before
the hrst day Of the mex, September term o.
this court. Attest
B. H. INGRAM, Clerk
BY c. L. Jackson, D. C.
sn"'idy short, plaintiffs attorneys. T-aaw4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

-Sicber Brothers are still in {, d
With fresh cakes, and esrrytb.n the
confectionery line. Call on DE, II.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

Vanderbilt has bought St. Julien
for $50, 600. Maud S. and St. Julien.
what q team!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

Cadet Whitaker has been granted
furloukh for an indefinite length of
time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3lst, 1880.

1h--. drawings authorized Dy the legislature
stl sustained nv all the courts -. kentucky, ac-
sorsiing tos contract nis~ with ;h- own.r- OF the
Frankfort grant. VII ss-slr regularly the last
isy 1T every month. sundays yud Fridays eX-
e"pte,i. for th- period ~ tive y.tr.. terminating
ON Jun. -. i>s5.
The tnI.s-i -tate~ Cirruit court flar'sh II
gsnslsT,-,i the tsi."Hius decisions:
l-t-Th..t the Commonwealth if-tglhutI"n
Company - l.sgl.
.i-lr~ ,ir..v jrs~ are f,Ir.
Tis.. tnans.st.eut ,.,li attention the liberal
>ci.-ni. Al..h has met with >uch popular f,'Or
h-r.r"t"r-, ami winch will a2ssIn D.. presented
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
Sll2,f's

,s,b Priz.-. SIZE. ps
Whole ticket, g. Half ticket, 81.
- tickets. s5H. So ti.ketS. 800
Remit by pc~tottce money order, registered
letter, hank iT.s.t oT sxpr->--
To insure as,Ins, mistakes or delays. cores
pOnieht> viii t.i,a~. write their names and place
ct rr>ienc. l,isiDly, giving postOtire box or
street. sud torn. r"JInty and state
All communications connected with the di~trt-
hutton aud orss :or tickets >h0gld be- addressed
TO X ". BJARDNAN, Courier Journal Rusli
ing, Louisville, Nv, or 3D1 AMI sn Praacsay
New York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up nv +. j.. iIsisht, hyIns IN scsaita
township. ~ PettIs county, Missouri. "n the E;h
stsy 1T June. l>,'', one iron gray horse, seven
YEAR s.li. i've feet ant tuo tnrhc~ high, with
some slight S3dile marks Appraised at t"rty -nvs
dollars ~ Eshsri EittaT. Isn-s ". West, e.
SSTtS,,. \ tar copy tgtm NV stray book
! WEBER.
Iu>'r-. - th.. P..,... tot Ss.islt, toS1~h,p.
;-r ~,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-24
AUGUST WING.

PrIz.. ,ts1 I,u Prizes S.-Sios0
rrIks...........-.. IO,usD So Prizes To-. luttH
I Ptiz- ...-.-.s--. 5,ssu tu, Prizes -. lS.,sD
~ Prizes s:,s1... iGsp t,sV Prizes 10. I0,"o
=, Pri.,S 5esi.. In,wDI
Prizes ss' each, approximation prilc s. ..to
Pri.-- Ss q" ...-. 1880
PrIx.s l- - - =. Ss
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

by e. L. JACKSON, DC.
~n"dsis short, plaintiffs attorneys 7-aewIt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Tha GOYarnOr.

One of the episodes Of the canal convention
was the reception Of Governor Cullom at II :2OA.
NJ, Thursday. His Excellency came to The city
with the Chicago delegation, and was met ut the
derot by company, |. n. g.. Capt. Smith, the
cadets, the procession headed by Bach's Band
At the depot the Governor was taken to his car
rage as were several carriage loads OF the guests
and escorted down town by the militia, marching
over few OF the chief business streets 10 the
hotel. In the parlor of the Clifton he was in
formally welcomed to the city, and then he held
an informal reception, meeting most of our lead
ing citizens, and our guests for the day. There
was no hurrah or Fourth Of July business, but all
was done "decently and in order"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Trenting the Wrong Disease.

Many times women call upon their family ply
scians, one with dyspepsia, another Win halpI-
tatiou another with trouble OF the breast anOth-
or with pain here and there, and in this way they
all present alike TO themselves and their easy
going and Indifferent doctors, separate and DIS
tinct diseases, for which he perscribes his pills
and notions assuming them 20 be such, when,
In reality they are all symptoms caused by some
uterine disorder; and while they are thus only
able perhaps TO paliate for q time, they are K
norant Of the cause, and encourage their practice
until large bills are made, when the suffering pa
tients are no better In the end, but probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and other coWpil-
cations made, and which a proper medicine dl'
rectcd to the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby instituting health and comfort Instead
Of prolonged misery. -,
SHADE, Athens Co., Ohio.
DR.. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Your Favorite Prescription is working almost
like 4 miracle on me- | arm better already than
have been for over two years.
LoRISDA F.. ST. CLAIR.
SoRKvILLE. Toronto, Ont, March Is, 1870.
K. '. PIERCE, VI. D.:
U,ar Sir write to YOU about most remark
able cure Of a lady friend OF mine, Mrs. Kuthorn
since her marriage thirteen years ago, she has
suffered greatly from uterine disease which
caused sterility She tried the most eminent
physicians in her part Of the country, who TOLD
her she would have TO undergo an operation
with the knife. Being afraid OF this she was IN
duccd by reading your Medical Adviser To TAX
yoar Fayorite Prescription and Pellets. she uset
three bottles, a. a result she entirely recoNere'
her health and is the happy mother OF heSi'nl
| MIS-. JOHN McELRoY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Death of Mrs. Dlckey.

The body of Mrs. John Jay Dickey, whose
death at Omaha was mentioned in our last, ar
rived at Ottawa on Monday, accompanied by a
special car with relatives, friends, &C.. and
was also met at the depot at Ottawa by spe-
cial car with friends and relatives from Chicago,
The remains were taken At once TO the residence
of Mrs Wallace, on the north bluff, and with
appropriate religious ceremonies, inferred in
the private burial place attached to the grounds
of Judge Dickey near his bluff residence
Mrs Dckey was born in Maine and educa-
ted at Lowell, Mass. Removed with her parents
to Wisconsin in 1856, where, in 1861, she was
married to John Jay Dickey, at present superin-
tendent of the Western Division of the Union
Telegraph Company, with office at Omaha. Her
maiden name was Carrie A. Honey. She had
lived with her husband in Chicago and Ottawa
until 1869 and at Omaha since then. She leaves
three children, son aged l6, daughter aged
Is, and son aged 8. She was woman of
marked intelligence, a leader in works of chart
ty and church work, and in all the relations OF
life was kindly, benevolent and lovable. All
the Omaha papers publish lengthy obituary no.
tees of her, testifying to the high esteem in
which she was held by all who knew her,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Spring Trade,

The Spring Trade at Gillen's has opened up
splendily with the past fortnight or more and
is highly satisfactory to the house. There Is Ii
reason for all things, and the wherefore OF the
rush at GILLEN's is readily found. The spring
stock heretofore mentioned, increased by suose'
quent arrivals, completing every stock in the
house, has had not little to do with 1t. Indeed
no house in the city is better prepared to satisfy
the public as a whole and individually with all
lines of seasonable goods than Mr.. CULLEN And
when 1t is remembered that on fully 30 per cent.
of the stock there is no ddeaHcc in prices, not
outstanding wholesalers ask it, the secret OF Mr.
G.'s spring is success is easily discovered.
The policy of the dry goods housesis, OF course
carried out in the boot and shoe and grocery de
partments also and all buyers will here be assur
ed of the best in the markets at the very lowest
possible prices. All are requested to call and in
vestigate for themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
City Election.


Notwithstanding the hard work Of the opposi-
ton, the city, on Monday last, endorsed the nd
minstration OF the city affairs OF last year BY the
re electionof Mayor R,cholson by q majority of
about 2l5 votes over John ioban, representing the
opposition. The election WAS quiet one, though
the usual vote was polled.
In the various wards the aldermanic elections
resulted in the election of the following:
First ,uri-tieo. W. W. Blake.
Second ,ra,d--Lothrop Perkins.
Third tcuri-John Leonard reelected.
Fourth mpd-John Kcating.
FIFTH ,rIyri- Adorus Wilcox.
Sirth ,nurri-A White, re elected.
Sc,enh ,rord B. b. Griffith, re. elected.
After the result was known the usual scrcnade
Of the Mayor elect followed. The Mayor re-
sponded to call for speech, stating in sub
stance that as the people had endorsed his course
by a reelection, he would pursue the same
course during the coming year, aiming at all
times to make the city quiet and orderly and com
Portable to all.
THE CAUCUS.
On Tuesday evening caucus Of the new coun'
Gil was held for the election Of city officers who
were formally elected by the council on last
evening. The aldermen chose the following;
Cle,'k-A. T. Bartels, reelected.
Treasuryr-E. c. Allen, same.
Narshal-Jerry Maher.
Ast. Marshal-Thos. Brennan.
81. .Supe,visor-Joe. Fennel, reelected.
Printcrs-FREE TgApHR, same.
Atto,rey-M. T. MolOney, same.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

st. Patrick's Day was celebrated in Ottawa
chiefly by the dance of the Young Mems Club a
Wills's Academy, on Wednesday evening, The
ball was unusually largely attended-oyer 200
couples being present, among whom were a
number of the Marseilles Gaurds in undrcss uni
form The ball was very enjoyable affair, and
the management succeeded most admirably in
handling the immense crowd. Another dance
was announced to take place at Schaefer's hall,
but their crowd was drawn away by the T. Ms
club, and it lasted but short tme.-lt was eN'
pected that the Hibernian Societies Of the coun-
ty would meet here for celebration, but that
was given up early in the week and the societies
telegraphed to that effect. For some reason the
Streator society failed to get notice ofthc change
and on the morning train special car load OF
about 50 came in to attend the meeting. They
were disappointed, of course, but nevertheless
spent the day here.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

Drum Major Raymond received notice last Sat
urday that Bach's 18th Bat. Band had been
bounced from the battalion by Lieut. Col Fifth
ian. Raymond was ordered back to the ranks :!
The Streator band has been appointed battalion
hand. The reason therefor is, that the band did
not attend the Chicago encapmcnt last fall! FIFTH
an is on his mus" 1t is also understood that
Fithian has reported Capt. Smith and the officers
of ''D" Company, Of Ottawa, as fit subjects for
court martial for the same rea5on.-Lets see,
wasn't "our Colonel the original of MAJ. Ge".
Siapl.y, Of the Pirates
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

The coroner went up to the north end on Tues
day and held an inquest on man found dead on
the road that morning. His name was Joseph
Boesh; and it appears he had gone to Somonauk
on Monday and got drunk Coming home with
3 neghbor he got out Of the wagon to walk part
of the way home. His death is supposed to have
resulted from fall in getting out OF the wagon
and exposure. No marks of violence were found
and the contents of his pockets had not been dis,
urbcd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
just Received

new stock of spring goods, which propose to
sell at prices that will not be equaled when the
quality of stock and work is considered) for
months to come These goods were purchased
last fall at prices below the present value OF the
goods and | propose to make business lively by
giving my patrons the benefit Of the favorable
prices on the goods, and then help myself by
helping others. Call and examine before buy
ing your spring goods. J. MEGArfiN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places by the single copy subscriptions will be taken for
any length of time OF the regular rates;
B. WILEY, Seneca.
E. L. DoSA6Ho, Streator.
LII. TRowBRlDoH, Marseillcs.
The paper always Ale ~ the ONCE OF the Rock Island
R. Sc Clark st. under Sherman House Chicago for
yepience OF our friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Sabbath School Card.

We are DESTROYS of making new and farora.
bic report of the La Sale County Sabbath School
Association at the great Centennial Sabbath
school Celebration IN London, July 1880. There
fore, every Sabbath school in the county not re-
ported in the last month will confer favor by
reporting to the secretary at once. Report the
number of classes, number OF the whole school,
superintendent, pastor, &c. County papers
please notice. A III. EBERsoL, sec.