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TO THE nEALru.sEEKER.
CAPON SPRINGS And ia THIS.
tAiRAi,SR LIrnuA wArERs,)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. w. VA,
ALSO CNAiYBEATE WATERS. RICH IN IRON,
AND FINE WHITE SULPHUR IN
THE NEII,IIRuVIIupD.

ALSO i.YBEATE WATERS. RICu IN IRON,
AND A FINE WHITE SULPHUR IN
THE NEIGIIBoRuOOD.
open from May 10 to 18th october annually, I'm.
equalcd by any mineral waters In America fUi the
cure OF acid dyspepsia kidney, and bladder troubles,
uterine ailments, govt, disease of the skin, catarrh
affections rheumatism and functional heart troubles.
IT Is AN UNFAlLlNG SOLVENT OF CAlCULI.
These waters have proved OF great value In many
other Diseases but can be confidently relied
IN the above than any other mineral springs In
this country. guarantee cure, " durable by min
eral waters. Tho batbs--hot cold and shower--are
uneNcciicd anywhere The new and elegant SWIM
ming pool Of alkaline water the largest In the United
states, II not In the world, is especially attractive
fB-No safer or better place for ladies' aud children
to learn to swim. The air OF thls elevated region is
pure and delicious II "a herr that hayfever patients
part with their troubles Capon being nearer to all the
cities north Of the Potomac than any OF the virginia
springs of note by an average OF hundred and ftv
miles, claims large patronage on that score. For
pleasure health the traveller need not 20 further
Board. by the month, si2 $40, and ISL, according to
location; board, by the week. sl2 tn sl5 send for
pamphlets direct, call on W. s. THOMPSON, 7O3
Fifteenth street, Washington, u. c.. for pamphlet
and water. Fine music, good boating, fishing, a,ri
hunting IN season; good livery.
my23-u4 w. II. SALE, Proprietor.
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WINSTON, FonsyrnE co., N. g.. March rs, 1850
TO the Hop Bntsrs Manufacturing co.:
GENTS desire to express to you my
thanksfor Your wonderful Hop Bitters. was troubled
with dyspepsia for 1--WE years previous To commencing
the use Of your Hop Biters some six months ago
Ny cure has been wonderful. am pastor OF the First
Methodist Church OF this place, and my whole oon-
gregaton can testify to the great virtue OF you hit
ters. Very respectfully, REV. II. FgnEwEE.
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J. +. & II. d. UTLEY

AsHrABrLA, Ohio, Nov. l6, 1873.
GENTS: We have used your Bitters, and
like them very much. SNYDER HARRIS.
Mfrs. Shafts Poles, ETC.
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lIAyrsylLln. ONO. Feb. IL, 1880

HAYEsviLLE, ONO, Feb. II, 1880.
am very glad to say have tried Hop Bit
tiers. and never took anything that did me as much
good only took two bottles and would not take
400 for the good they did me. recommend them to
my PATIENTS and get the best results from their
C. Il. MERCER, NJ. d.
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NIOUNTEDECUNIBE.
AIR AND SCENERY

This pleasant Summer Resort, situated one and
half miles east OF the Blue Ridge Mountains having
been thoroughly repaired and put In order parties
siding In Washington and vicinity aud others pfppos
ing to visit the country during the summer Will
ind 90 MOUNTEDGCUMBEn desirable and pleas
ant place. Table first class attentive and polite SER
vaults, plenty of Ice. An extensive lawn, with luxu-
RANT shade, on Witch is pavilion anu piano. Good
fishing near by. Riding driving, croquet, music,
and other amusenlents will add to the general atrac-
tons of the place. Mails tlay. Depot forty minutes
drive: roads govt, two trains daily from B-street
Station: take the rars to Round Hil W. & o. n. II.
Terms, s25 rer month; children and servants half
price.
For fnrther particulars address
JOHN W. CHAMBLIN,
mylG-tf SniCkprsyilIe, IoudOup County, Va
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The time has passed for the "elixrs,"
"cordlas, ~ etc, for tho baby, and Dr. Bail's Rahy
syrup Is now the established and reliable remedy.
Price IS cents.
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Lone JACK, Mo-, Sept. II, 1879.
have been using Hop Bitters and have
received great benefit from them for liver complaint
and malarial fever. They are superior TO all other
medicines. +. NJ. BARNES.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKn9IDGE COUNTY, VA.

This FAvoRITE SUMNER RESORT has been re-
leased by MRS. NJ. y. COLLEY of the Hamilton
House, and will be opened Tor guests the LIST of
June.
This Is the FIN EST HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
In the MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA for real COM
forts and pleasute II is furnished with spring aud
hair mattresses throughout, and with fine lawns ball
room, music, post ONCE and telegraph.
Two daily mails to all points.
Gu)d livery and stable accommodations.
For pamphlets, giving full description, apply AZ
- Hamilton House, at the springs.
nt-VC- On
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GREENWICH, N. V, Feb. IL, 1880
Hop Bittcrs are the most valuable medi-
cine / ever knew should not have any mother now
but for them. HENRY KNAPP.
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GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1850.

GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1850.
Hop Bitters Company;
SlRs: was given up by the doctors TO die
of scrofua consumption. Two bottles of your Bicrs
cured me. They arc having large sale here.
LEROY BREWER.
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Summer Resorts.
ROCKBRIDCE ALUM SPRINGS,
GINA.
This Celebrated watering place opens
JUNEl.

This Celebrated watering Place opens
JUNEl.
The improvements, which OF the most substan-
tia kind, brick, consist OF several large buildings
or hotels and forty cottages-suficicnt 20 accommo-
date SEVEN HUNDRED GUESTS.
THE PLEAsURE.SEEKER
VIII iud this most desirable summer resort. In
addition to the attraction OF the ground coolest and
most beautiful In the mountains, they are cnivened
during the day with full brass band, and the ball
room Cconceded to be decidedly the handsomest In
Virginia) opened nightly, with fst-cinss orchestra
There win he dress fancy dress, and masquerade balls
during the season.
TO TIE HEALTH.sEEKER.
We. with pardonable pride, refer to such .etndito
and accomplished physicians as Dr. Cahell, Univei
sity Of virginia, Df. Noel. OF Baltimore who was
relieved of Consumption 10y the use Of these eva
tcrs;'' DIR. r. Adds Emmitt, New York. Dr. 4. y.
Thomas, New York; Dr. Cartright. New orleans,
Dr. Norman, virginia, and hundreds OF others wNt
testify TO the wonderful virtue Of these Water, NJ
scrofuia, Consumption, Eyema, Dyspepsia, niaithua
Bronchitis, Liver Complaints Catarih, and all dis
eases peculiar TO females.
SEND FOR PAMPHLET.
PURCELL, LhDD CO.,
Agents for Water and Mass,
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
my2g-2m Proprietor.
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WESoSA, ILL.,, Aug. @, 1879.

wESoSA, ILL.,, Aug. @, 1879.
Hop Filters Company:
o. Wingate bought of us a bottle of your
Btters few weeks ago, and they lid him MI i'm
mense amount Of good. We sell ~ doz. per week
DENNY BROS.
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NEW HAVEN, CoSS,, Sept. Is. 1878
We take pleasure in giving you notice
and NICE strong one as 1t Hop Btters deserves 1t.
We useit and we know 1t deserves 1.-THE Reg
.,ts,
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S777 ss YEAH Aao aaa S.Tsa';i sEs". Ss
Maine. Jelly
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So We have several squares OF ground IN the
northwestern section OF tho city aud also numbers OF
singe building lots all of which are well located, aud
win be sold at reasonable prices and eoIHenient
tsrms. fe22-Gm
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hnt Iiu cNnlthly hlu iIln tneIe Hefhtli--rouNl
Don't be afeared, Eugene, ~ cried the dalnscl;
'don't he afeared. The gentleman Isn't angry
Come and spake to him this minute lie liz shy, Your
honor " said she turning to me, In u conciliatoiy
voice, as II excusing and patronzing her lover over
whom she evidently considered she had great ad-
vantage infacty OF speech and general know ledge Of
the world; she Is shy, and doseu' know how To ske
to gentleman and hope you II excuse him; but he
Is good, kind boy Tor an that, and we'll able to he
come tenant for the little place, II you VIII only put
his name In the b0ok.h
We'll, but, - urged, ~ Ipnt his name down
In the book, he Will bo tho tenant and not you; and
how would that answer your purpose"
"Oh. sure, your honor, II would he all the same;
we would get married AT once, and we would have the
little place between ms, as feel lonesome IN II an by
'"How large Is the place9'' inquired l.
'Well, for that matter, II Is big enough, - she re-
Piled; but, Indeed II IL not good for much, it's
able to feed nothing hut the bees. And, lrol, I
don't know where they fnd anything 10 gather ex-
Cept In autumn when the blossoms upon he
HEATHER
"what is the value of the place ~ asked
Well indeed, II Is not much. The late agent said
II was good value, little cabin and ALL for rs. Cd
year, and the rent was never raised since, and we
maze = few perches OF polato-garden near the
"And so you and Eugene really want to marry, aud
set up house upon place only worth rs. Cd. year,
cabin mountain land, garden, and all ~
wen, indeed your honor, don't see what better
We could do. You see, Eugene and have known
each other long time now, and all the neighbors
knows we loves each other very auckland why
wouldn't love him, poor boy, when 1t was himself
elbow lid he save your life Y,' l asked
"Wel, you see, was telling you all about It, -
she resumed, 'wlen You asked for Eugene and
had TO present him TO your homer. Hut sure enough,
II was Eugene, aud no one else, that saved my liie
that night was telling You Of, when father died
found him cold and sin In the bed when came home;
and had nothing In the house inyself-uo meal nor
bread, nor potatoes, nor % ha'porth; 1 lust sat
down on the lcdside near him, and God forgive
mel prayed that He would take me, TOO; for 1 was
helpless and soirOwful, and weak aud down hearted
Mn the hunger. And then l began 10 cry; and /
thought Of mother how she had died; and how father
was dead, and no ono To bury him. And. thinks
l. IL die too, the cabin viii make a decent little
grave over US all, and no one VIII know anything
about IT. So WAS crying ON, thinking Of all these
things, aud wondering how II all came about when
heard fooistep AZ the door and guessed At once II
Eugenes. SO he never said word to me at first,
but he sat hiself down beside me- And after lltto
he says; 'What Is 1t, Mary dearY ooh, Eugene,
says 4, mother Is dead, and now father is dead;
there he Is before YOU aud IN going to die, too, FOR
I'm ken-hearted, and have nothing 10 eat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-12-18

The way the republicans figure up a ma,
jorlty IN congress is by adding to their LA
members three greenDackers from Missouri
with republican leanings and one from Penn.
sylvania, giving them 14S, a majority of just
one But there are five other greenbackers IN
the house, and when the nine find the balance
of power IN their own hands, will they turn 1t
over to the republicans for nought? There are
at least two faillngs of which the greenbackers
to sell out and excess OF mOdesty in fixing the
price. There may not be great deal of honor
about being elected to congress as greenback-
er, but we have no doubt that at least the pres
ent nine in the house will find that it pays.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best of all pur-
gatives for family use. They are the product of
long, laborious and successful chemical investi-
CATION and their extensive use, by Physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized nations proves
them the best and most efiectual purgatye Pill
that medical science can devise. Being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use. In
intrinsic value and curative powers no other pills
can be compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chinery of life. Mild, searching and efIectual,
they are specially adapted to the needs Of the di-
gestive apparatus arrangements OF which they
prevent and cure, il timely taken. They are the
best and safest physc to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where q mild but effec-
tual cathartic is required.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ~
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legal
CHASE FOWLER.

M ASTER'S SAI4E..-STATE OF ILLINOIS,
AVA COUNTY OF La SALE, Circuit Court qf said county.
In chdRcery
Thomas Pool, complainant. rs. Mary Ann Pool. Ella
Green Newton Green Isabella NJ Pool Frank j. Pool.
Jesse g. Pool. William V. Pool, Lizzie NJ. Pool and Philip
Cole defendants.
der entered In the above the day Of December
Ab ls Cnase fowier Muster IN Chancery OF ssd cou,
hour OF two o'clock In the afternoon OF said day az the south
door Of the County Court House in Ottawa county
La Sale and state Of Illinois, sell to the highest and best bid
der for cash. the following described premises WIT: The
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section TWEEN
fy town thirty yc NORTH four OF the third pn
cpa merchant situate in the county Of Ia Sale and
OF Illinois, subject mortgage held by Philip Cole.
CHASE FOWLER
Dated Dec. nth. 1850. Master IN Chancery.
BLANCHARp BLANCHARD, Comrl's SOlrs. decll 3w
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'rh. r.v,Ies Mali Service.

MIR. Blackfan, superintendent of the foreign
mail service has transmitted his portion Oh
the annual report to the Postmaster General.
He makes two recommendations OF an impor
tant character. In the first place he urges that
congress make provision for something COM
mensurate as remuneration to steamship com
panies for carrying the mails. In two OF those
engaged in the transatlantic trade there u an
income from the mail service of S4OOOO to
$50, 900 year, which is not Improbable, but
in many other eases it amounts TO nothing at
all. All they receive is the ocean postage, or
about one cent per letter, which foots up IN
the case OF Mexico some 81 500 year, while
it runs as low as SIS year to some points.
The China mali routes for example, only pay
about $4,000 year, for the monthly service.
Mr. Backinn does not argue in favor OF subsl-
dies in the sense In which that term has been
generally uMlerst0od-that is, the payment Of
$5OO,0OO or Whereabouts for the aid OF a line
but he does urge strenuously the giving or
an amount that shall be in the nature OF "A far
compensation Of the work, for the benefit OF
commerce and the convenience o. the public,
for which the service is performed. The lines
most deserving of this aid, in the opinion OF
the superintendent, are those of Mexico, Bra
I'll, China and the Australian colonies.
In the way of increase IN the foreign mall
service the report shows that during the first
year under the Berne treaty, 1876, the amount
eff letter mail was 2ll ,63l pounds; tor the past
fiscal year it was 272,1Sl pounds-an increase
of 6OG50 pounds. OF printed matter there
were carried in 1876 sos, 4G2 pounds; for the
fiscal year of 1880, ,1Sl,4 20 pOunds-an in
crease 272,95S pounds. During the past year
there was saved the sum of $3.50, 900 on sea
Transportation. Under the present system the
cost OF postage has been reduced from an av
erage Of about % cents to five cents, besides
aifordlng the additional security resulting
from bringing the whole world into the postal
union.
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CHASE FOWLER,


NJ ASIE.R'S SALE.--STATE OF ILLINOIS,
w COUNTY oF La sALLR Circuit Court OF said county
In ChdncHy n . Fl e. e. I'll .N
The Board Of Trustees Township Thirtyfour Range
Three East OF the Third Principal Meridian
a.. Mary Donnel and Johanna Baldwin, defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that In pursuance OF de-
entered In the above November sixteenth.
1850, l. Chase Fowler Master in ChanCcry OF said
WILL on Friday the seventh day of January H. 1881 at the
hour Of tive In the afternoon said day at the south
Of County Court House In tho city OF Ottawa
county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois sell 10 the highest
and best bidder for follow described property
TO wit: Lot one, In block twcntyone, ottawa Centre In
the city OF Ottawa county OF La Sale ard state OF Illinois
Dated December ith, 1880. CHASE FOWLER,
decI-5w Master in Chancery.
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE Co. So
- In the Circuit Court. January Term. 1881
Lavina Wallace Jefferson j. White, Bethiah White and
James WHITE In Chdncsry
Affidavit OF the nonresidenCc of Jefferson j. White I'm
pleaded with the other above named defendants having
been filed in the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF said
county notice is therefore hereby given to the said
resident defendant that the complainant aled his bill
0plant in said court the chsnccy side thereof the
third DAY of April 1880 and that thereupOn summons Is
sued out OF said court wherein said suit now pending
turnabc the second Monday In the month of June last
resident defendants above named shall personally be and
appear before said Circuit Court the first day OF the
term thereof to be holden at Ottawa in and for said county
the second Monday In January next and plead answer
demar toIthe said conplaiRants bill OF complaint the
and the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken nfesse and decree entered against you
according to the prayer OF SAID bill - -
Ottawa Illinois, Nov. 2tth. 1881.
SAMUEL RICHOLhoS, Conpt's solicitor noy24w
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The fact that two more fast trains have been
put on the road between Philadelphia and
New York, making forty trains daily between
the two cities, causes a Philadelphia editor to
make retrospect of hundred years. A hun
drcd years ago there were two sailing yes
sells, each making trip month between
Philadelphia and New York. There was also
q daily line of stages that made the trip in one
day in summer, and two in winter. About 40
years ago the opening Of the Camden and
Amboy railroad oulran and ran out the stages,
and at the rate of twelve to fifteen miles an
hour made the distance in six or eight hours.
Compared with the stage-cOach speed this was
marvellous time but the travelling facilities
are now as far ahead OF the Camden and Am
boy as the c. and A. beat the stage The trip
is now made in two hours either way at any
hour of the day or night, and eight thousand
people are carried by the forty tralns-fully as
many as passed between Philadelphia and
New York in year a century ago. A man
may live in either city, and do daily business
in the other; or, If necessary, a business man
can do his days work IN both. Thus human
life is heightened by the speed at which W.
can 60 through it, and man in connection
with railroad and telegraph lives as much in
one year as he did IN five or ten century ago.
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POISONED "CHEAP TEA."-A number of
families IN the vicinity of Pontiac have late
ly been poisoned through using an article sold
at our stores under the name OF tea dust"
which contains very little tea at all and much
foreign matter that is actually poisonous. The
stuff is made of tea grounds bought at the big
hotels and boarding houses in Chicago, after
being used there, and is mixed up with dried
leaves of all kinds, the whole being colored
with poisonous material that will kill any
human being if a sufficient quantity Is taken.
The persons who expect to buy wholesome tea
at twenty cents per pound ought to be sent to
an insane asylum, and the grocer who will sell
such poison ought to be prosecuted. We hope
those people who have suffered from the use
of tea dust will go before the grand jury IN
January and secure the Indictment of the gro
Ger thOt sold it to them Pontiac Sentinel
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B. F. LINCOLN,


MN A l. SET"TI IL. NJ II MT NoTICF--Es'
rArE or JoHS KESNEY, DECEAsED.-NOtice is
hereby given all persons in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator OF the estate OF said John
Kenncy deceased will appear before the County Court OF
county ~ La Sale and state Of Illinois, ut the County
Court House Ottawa IN said county Monday the 18th
day OF January nSl for the purpose of rendering an
account OF his proceedings in the administration OF said es
tate for the lnal settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day Of November 1880
THOMAS KINNEY.
ATTEST: p W. STocKsLRGER, Administrator.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co, III. noylO3w
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NOTICE.-EsTA OF PAT'K CUNNINGHAM, DEc'p
~ Notice hereby given. that the undersigned. Admin
with will annexed OF the estate Patrick Cunning
late 81 the OF La Sale and state Of Illinois, de
ceased will before the County Court of said
on tho third Monday bengthe Eth day Of january 1851
the County Court House, In Ottawa, In said county When
and where all persons having claims demands ags
said estate notified TO attend and present the In
writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of November \. u. 1880.
BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM.
Alministrafrit ~
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The uniformity with which all who make trial
Of Carters Little Liver Pills, bear testimony to
the prompt relief they afford in Sick Headache,
Dizziness, BilIousness, Constipation, Piles, Pain
in the Side and all arrangements of the liver
and stomach, is quite remarkable, yet every day
but confirms its truth. For the troubles for
which Carriers Little Liver Pills are recommend.
ed, their value cannot well be over estimated,
besides they are as easy to take as sugar Try
one vial dec
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CHASE FOWLER,

Master in ChdRCerY.
HASTER'S SAI4E.-.STATE OF ILLINOIS,
vi COUNTY or la SALLK.-CVcuit Court Of said coun'
IT, In chuncsrU
George Huffman Administrator OF the Estate OF John c.
Haeberie deceased. complainant Us John q. Haebere,
Charles jacob and Elizabeth Jacob
Public notice hereby given, that In pursuance OF de-
entered the above the twenty NTH OF Octo
Der 1850 Chase Fowler Master In Chanccry OF said
court will Tuesday the fourteenth day OF December 1850
the hour o'clock In the afternoon Of said day at the
south door this County Court House In the city OF Oa
the La Sale and state OF Illinois, sell To the
highest and best bidder for cash. the following described
prems Lot fourteen In block two IN the village OF
RANSOM being the southeast quarter OF section
teen township thirty srh Ave east OF the third
principal meridian, situate in the county OF Ia Sale and
state Of Illinois. CHASE FOWLER,
Dated Nov ~, 1850 3w Master In Chancery
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruise.
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kind:
of skin eruptions. The salve is guaranteed &c
give perfect satisfaction in every case CT money
refunded. Price % cents per bcx. For sale by
Z. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, His
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B. F. LINCOLN.

fIfOfNfU at LdW.
NOTICE.--EsTAT ATE OF JOHN 4. JONES. DkcEAsED.-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Admin
Of the Estate Of John A. Jones' late Of the county
OF La Sale and state Of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court OF said county tho third Monday be
ing the nth day. OF January 1884, at the County Court House
in Ottawa In said county, when and where all persons hay
ing claims demands against said estate are notified &c
attend and present the in writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day Of November a. II. 1850
GEORGE l.. JOINS,
poy2O-3w Administrator