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Mrs, Partington at the Sociable.

IL, =. shaber in the Cambridge Avenue
There was no installing the costume anC
The fact that the venerable dame led SINAI
boy by the hand confirmed the impression tina
Mrs. Darlington was indeed in the assemblage
There was mOmcntary lull in the buzz o.
conversation, and the party gathered around
the newcomer, eager To shake her by the
hand. Bless me-" said she with beaming
smile, which played over her face like the sun
shine over lake; BLESS me, how salutary
you all are!-just as You ought to be at a time
ike this, when nothing harmonious should be
allowed to disturb your hostiitics You arc
very kind, Pm shore, and I'm glad 10 see YOU
trying to en- Joy yourselves. We had no church
sociables IN my young days, but We had huSk
IN bees, and Quiltin' bees, and apple bees and D."
Bundle bees" said Ike. breaking IN like a
Toy on thin ice land though we had good
tunes, and SOCiaDe enough, goodness knows
when the red ears were found, they were
nothing to the superfluIry of this" There was
a slight disturbance in the circle, rs Ike In his
rcstlesSness placed bis heel on Circumiaccnt
toe, but it was stiicd as the master of ccremo
MES came up to introduce the minister. Glad
20 see you, madam" said the minister. II
hope you may find the hour spent with us "a
happy ONE Il know shall, sir." replied she
for happiness depends very much on how we
enjoy ourselves, and enough of anything al.
ways satisfies me. How could | enjoy my
self in scene of such life and animosity as
.his?" Very trHe madam And then the
lights blazing like CONSERVATION, and the mu.
sic and flowers make it seem like PharOah
land" The minister was called away and the
master of ceremonies asked Mrs. =. if she
would like IAN ice" which she family heard
A nice" she replied looking at him and
hanging on long, as If it We're the top
bar of u gate "oh, very \ rush by the con.
testants in a game, here broke IN between
them, the band gave a crash that seemed L.
start the roof the mass of people waved to and
fro, Ike started off with new crOny in quest
Of some suggested peanuts, and Mrs. Parting
ton backed INTO a seat. She looked pleasantly
upon the moving spectacle through her own
paraboas, her fingers beat time to the mu,
sic and her OliaCtories inhaled the breath of
flowers and the smell of coffee from an ad-
iacent room, TIL she was becoming los"
when she realized that figure was standing
before her, and cold spoon was being
thrust into her right hand 1t was the attcn-
tive manager, again, with an ice cream which
be H. tied her TO take. You are very SurpriS-
ing SIR said she. smiling. Il was uncon-
scionahle at the moment. Thank you, | will.
am partially fond of ice cream, and this j.
maHIla, too, which is my tavorite." She ate
with sense of enjoyment caught from the
scene ard went away soon after, when Ike had
Joined her, with plethoric pockets, bidding the
manager convey good night from her to the
party saying she had enjoyed rea! sOclable
time.
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DUNCAN & O'CONNOR,

SrATE. or ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Go. -ss.-
- In The circuit court Of La Sale county, H., Jtuu
I6ytR. 1851.
Magdalne Stricken and Elise Stricken rs Henry Stricken
Mary StOctlc Gertrude Hahn Christian StrCkcr BcrtHu
stricken William Stricken. John Stricken, Eva stricken
Joseph Stricken MaIrcha Stricken, Jarob StOctzcl and
William WaCkcr. 49, In thdticerH
Affidavit of the nOn.resdenco of Christian Stricken Der
tram Stricken and william Stricken. impcadcd with The
other above defendants having been filed in the clerks of
nce of the Circuit Court of said county notice Therefore
hereby given to the said sdcnt defendants that the
cumpaiuants hlcd their hill of complaint in said court on
The ChanccrS side thereof the twcutythlrd of Feb
ruary - 1850 and that thcrrupon summons Issued out
of said court wherein said suit II prndng, rrturbc
the second Monday In the month of March last IL by
law required Now, unless You, the said resident de
PENDANTS above named Christian Stricken Bcrtam Stricken
and William Stricken shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court the first day OF the next term thereof
be holden Ottawa In and said county, the
Ond Monday IN June next. and plead answer or d"ur Ia
the said CUmpainnnts bill OF complaint the same and the
matters aud things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed and decree entered against you according to
the prayer Of sad hin. ROSWELL ". HOLMES CLERK.
ottawa, illinois, April Both, 1880.
DUNCAN u OCoN NOH Compt's solicitor. unyl-w
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The whole of the $1,000 words have been writ.
ten i'm the Galesburg system Of shorthand anC
with the naked eve The quantity of matter
IN this German shorthand manuscript would
be equal To what is contained in about Twelve
columns of the SIN set in solid agate type
". J. sam,
The new constitution of Louisiana contains
a clause limiting the municipal taxation 10 Ten
mills on the $l--or one per cent, ana ucclar
ing that mo municipal taxation Tor all pur'
poses whatever shall exceed ten mills on the
Idollqr" But il seems that tins rate does NOT
weld revenue sufficient Ia pay Tie clty's tN,
Ipcn~es and meet the interest on It's deb', ana
Henry Bier, II citizen OF France resident III
New Orleans, asked the United States court Il"
give llm relief by frrclng the city council To
| levy A tax over the constitutional limit 10 pay
the interest on city bonds held by him. The
council last fall. before the new constitution
went INTO effect, appropriated, IN the budget
for 1880, 100000 Ia meet the necessary pay
ment OF these bonds but now that the consul
tuition has gone into effect, limiting the mu'
lnicipal tax rate 10 one per cent, III WAS pr'Iu-
lnr Ia review the budget and strike out inns
100000 appropriation The pIalntil asked
! the United States court iur an order Cnloinlng
the council from doing tins and the court mas
granted the order. The council is thus placed
IN the difficult position Of having to choose
between disobeylng the constitution and law
Of the state, and disobeying m order OF the
United States coUrt-->t LopiS R,pp5lira".
The steady increase in the immigration to
this country from all parts Of Europe is attract
inc general attention. On the 3Oth uIt, there
landed al Castle Garden 1886 persons from
the old country, seeking homes IN the New
World The numbcr of immigrants landed
that week is stated to be 12,,l5, and for the
month at April 1918, this latter being the
largest number that ever before aTivcd within
one month The greater portion of these peo
pie are represented as a desirable class Of cltl
Zens for any country.
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DUNCAN & O'CONOR,
CTATIcO EIIIIN

IA Il 80 hII1lI>oIS -, La oNiLr'o ~
- In the circuit Court jane term 1850.
Gottlirh Hcrter re- Annie Iierer.-ir ChunrSry.
Affidavit Of the nunrcsdencc Of Annie llertcr the above
named defendant having been filed in the clerk + Office o
the Circuit Court of said county notice is therefore hereby
given To the said nonresident defendant that the complain
ant lrd his bill of complaint III said court the CHANGER,
side thereof the second day OF January 1850 and tina
thercupOn summons issued ont Of said court wherein
said suit Il pending, rCurnabc the second Monday
in the month of January last, rs II by law required.
Now unless you, the said nOn.rt Sidcn defendant, Annie
crtcr above named shall personally lee and appear hror,
said Circuit Court the first day Of the next term thereof
10 be holden at ottawa In and for the said county, ON tn,
second Monday In june next and plead answer dcmu
To the said compalnants bill of complaint. the
the matters and things therein charged and stated will be
taken confessed and decree entered against you accord
Ing 10 the prayer of said bin.
ROSWELL W. HOLMES Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois. April nth, 1850
DUNCAN u OCONuR, tumplt's SOlrs. nall-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

The construction of the Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad, with branch leading to Washing
ton, was commenced in the early part of Gen
JaCksOn's administration and it was ridiculed
! by some, while others were positive that il
would never he of any practical use. At first
the cars were drawn 10y horses, and for "A time
car was propelled by sails, which, with faii
WIND, made htiecn miles per hour; but finally
a locomotive was constructed and driven by
| Mr.. Peter Cooper now of New York. 1t was
a combination of belts and cogs, with blow
er KEPT IN motion by a cord attached to one Of
the wheels, English locomotive builders haC
asserted that no engine could be built TO turn
a curve Of less than 800 feet; but some of III,
curves on the Baltimore Il OHIO railroad
were only 200 feet, yet Mr. CoOpcr'S engine
ran around them. Among other evidences OI
the excitement caused by this successful intro
ductlOn of "thc iron horse was an Operctta
called THE falroad," written by George
Washington Park Curtis, the grandson of Mrs
Washington, and the adopted son of "Pater
Patriap.' The following song, which was sung
by Mr. Jefferson, (whosc son now graces eur
stagcJ will give an idea of the dramatic Capa
bllitics of the owner of Arlington, who used
to sing occasionally himself at festive boards
Air-"THE STEAM COACH"
OF each wonderful plan
r el invented by man,
That which nearest perfection approaches
Is a road made of iron,
Which horses ncer tire ON,
And Travelled by steam in steam coaches.
Chorus.
And we've no longer gee up and gee ho
But liz, liz, liz, of we 20,
Nine miles to the hour,
With thirty horse power,
BY daytime and nighttime,
Arrive in the right time,
without rumble or tumble,
Or chance of a tumble,
As in chaise, gig, or whiskey,
When horses are risky,
On, the merry railroad for me,
Oh! the merry rail, railroad for me
At the inns on our route,
No hostlcr comes out
To give water to Spanker or Smilcr:
But lOl'ed AT our ease,
We ask landlord to please
PAT = 6u'' DlDJT trdttr in he E3,r.
Chorus.
And we've no longer gee up and gee no, etc.
Conductors won't fail,
When they carry the mail,
Where the coachman nc'er loterS or fingers;
And should robbers approach
Our smoking mail.coach,
ThegW b, rdthtr apt 10 burn their fingers.
ChOrw
And we've no longer zee up and gee no, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

DR.. Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION Is
certainly the greatest medical remedy ever
placed within the reach of suffering humanity.
Thousands of once hopeless sufferers, now loud
ly proclaim their praise for this wonderful DIS
covery, 10 which they owe their lives. Not only
does it positively cure consumption, but coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, bay fever hoarseness
and all affections of the throat, chest and lungs
weld ut once to its wonderful curative powers as
If by magic We do not ask You to buy large
bottle until you know what You are getting we
therefore earnestly request YOU to call on your
druggist +. Y tirigg~, and get trial bottle Tor
ten cents, which will convince the most skepti
cal Of H. wonderful mrrHs, nGd no" you what
a regular one dollar -jzr bo'u, Ntl do For sale
bv f.. y G'i@g~ 90
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ID, p. JONES,

SrA'IE or | I4INoI%, Ia SALE Co.'s
- IN the circuit court. JtU' Tam, 1850
Anna T., Budrn Is. Sim"un J. Bodcn.-iu tknnccrg.
AFFIDAVIT of nor residence Of SIOn BudCn the above
defendant having been lcd the clerks office Of IA" cir
cult Court Of said county, notice Is therefore hereby given
10 tie said nonresident defendant that the complainant
lcd her bill complaint In said court the ChHuccry
side thereof the trteth day Of Apnl II. lNsO Hnd
that h"rcupOn isspcd out Of said court wherein
suit is pending rcturnabe the second Monday IN The
month OF June is by law required Now unless YOU
The said sdrmt defendant above named, simeon j. Be
douSha personally bc and appear before said Circuit court
the first day OF hc term thcrcutO hr holden ~ Otta
Wa. ia ana Tor the said county, the second Monday in
June and plead. answer dcnur 10 the said com
plnaDts hill of complaint the and the matters and
things therein charged aud stated will b" taken con
~cd. and decree entered against You ncCprHg 10 III"
prayer Of said hill. ROSWELL ". HOLMES, Clcrk.
ottawa Illinois. April .Cnh. issu.
u. l.. ,IONFS. IUmpitH ~Olr.
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Zegel.
HENRY QUINN,
Iu0f'ntg az Lar.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, IA SALLk Co.'s
- In he Circuit court Jule term. 1880
John l.. White ~. Laura VI. White.-in Chdncs,V
Affidavit of the non.rcsdcnCe of Laura NJ. White. N,
above named defendant having been ed In the clerks of
nee Of the Circuit Court of said county, notice therefor,
hereby given 10 the id nonresident defendant that tn,
complainant filed his hill of complaint in said court III,
chanCcry side thereof the twenynut day of Apri
1850 and that thccupon summons issued out of said court
wherein said suit now pending returnabe the second
Monday in the month of June next IL by law required
New unless you. the said Nonresident defendant above
named Laura NJ White shall personally he and appear be
fore said CrcMt Court the first dag OF the
thereof to be holden at Ottawa in and for the said county
the second Monday in June and plead
dcmur 10 the said compliments hill of complaint. the
aud the matters and things therein charged and stated will
be- taken confessed and decree entered against
CurdinE 10 the prayer of said bin.
ROSWELL " HOLMES Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois. April 2sth A. u. 1880.
NENEN GUNN, tOmpts SOr. mayl-is'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

An examiner is trying to explain TO some
thick headed scholars the character Of a mira
Gle of one Of them he asks:
What ia a miraClc?"
Il don't know, SIR
If all at once--the sun appeared in the
heavens at night, what would you say II was -
The moon"
But if you were told it was the sun, what
would you say"
I'D say it was u lie
Now, I never lie Suppose told you it
was the SUM-"
The scholar, after "a moments deep rellec-
ton, bobbed his head.
Please, sir, I'd say you were drunk"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

The r,..l Nny ln apply hrndr'pp'o-- TO a
garden is to SOW j. ON broadcast and rake it
in, mixed with a few barrels of ashes. But
most of our people are somewhat disappointed
IN this fertilizer when used alone. 1t has been
a good deal overratcd as special manure, and
yet is certainly better than any other made
upon the farm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

grees centigrade in the presence of water va.
por, The paste having been taken out of the
furnace is now passed under the cylinders of Il
machine like that used for molding bricks,
and IL comes out in the form of cubes which,
on beng exposed to the air become dry and
hard. In the course of eight or nine hours
these cubes are rs hard rs good building
stones, and are tit for use. This artificial stone
Is, in fact, Il sort of brick of mortar baked at
a low temperature, and the cost, too, Is about
the same - that OF bricks"
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\ little live year old friend, who was always
allowed To choose the pretuest kitten Tor his
pet and plaything before the other musings
were drowned, was taken to his mothers sick
room the other morning to see two tiny, new
twin babies. He looked rcilcctively from enc
10 the other for a minute or two, then pOkine
his finger into the cheek OF the plumpcSt baby
he said decidedly, Save this one"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

Did you sell anything" asked the propre
tor Of his clerk, rs the door closed on the re.
treating form Of shopper. "Well," said the
clerk, Il wanted HIM to take these boots, and
you sec, they are haltsoed' Proprietor falls
IN faint gasping for glass of water. The
clerk brings him two
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
BUDGET OF FUN.

Antony" said Cleopatra to her lover, II
attended Mrs. Pharoah's kettledrum this after.
noon. Now how do you think they started
the wheel of Conversations Some fellows
spoke" suggested Antony as he placed his
feet on the mantel X K.--kwi,c korrect,'
added Cleopatra.
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MORr,iAGIla,I 4ALr..-whcrcns -onnrl

NoRTGAGEl.,S S,ALIt.-,whgrg,as oharlg,-
certain mortgage decd bearing date April l2th. !, D. Isi2
recorded in Recorders office of IA AL" county
bargain .cii r"rn.n allen and convey to The understand
ts Leland, mortgage" tn" real estate hereinafter de.
nou.ars two hundred ana seventy i've dollars evidenced
by three certain pruU--pry notes Of even dat" With sud
mortgage. ON Fayahl" 10 one Year ir"m dh'r ana drawing
interest The rate Of ten per cent PEI Tor tao
manning for thousand three hundred and ninety
aud whereas il wa. provided among Other thing. u aud
by said mortgage deed that n uf default In the payment
aipg f." The tenor and riircf thereof me said Cyru.
leland bis legal representatives at;"ru"y HtDr having
advertised such sale four weeks IN ucw-psp'r published
the city ottawa. 10 sad county may sell 'Hr said
premises any part hcro and ai right aud equity "f r.
Eorcc and Charlotte T. Force i- vie h,ir heirs yccu
the highest bidder frr cah. At the south Goo' of the Court
House Of said county, At ne tim" appointed In such "''r
the conveyance in fee Of ne promises -ud
And whereas default has been made IN tic payment Of a
md r"mainine ~ ntr and bart II tie principal aud part
and the amount claimed 10 De- du" on an u ,ld notice in
Jnoassnd four HUNDRED and forty ,hrSc dollar.
Now. hc-"f,r", J. Cyrus \ Leland, ng,i-1-'' h'r'h'
pressed in sald mortgage will wrdnrsa, 'ny twenty
me forenoon Of -l dy, a. ne south door OF t ,Hh.
Court House In OtisWN II Sal" county. 'l.ry.> - AZ
described and premises. situated loo the county NJ
Ia sale and state u illinois 10 VII lhr nori h,i ~ NJ,
number thrty'wo north. IN range number nv ~ 81" ne
zion u1rr twenty rigi in township rumn,r thirty
mort. range uumher tire" east ~ IA" 'h'rh IfH, %
meridian: also north sixty acre. Of fhc wei haf ~ me
northeast quarter Of number twenty seven IN town
ship number thirtyhrc" north in rsnrr rnntr trc' eat
auar The f,nrmrn;s h,rrdtamrits Rui Hpp"r'cu1uc'>
th.reunio belonging " in any vs. sppI'In NJ "iS ~,
dempton Of the sid charlie n torre and Charlotte r
FI 6scb p kp m - Hs5 nT w ana CYRus LELAND
LCEESzn LELAND in, Attorney. Mortgage
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what Prominent Druggist Of -. Paul.
MINI, Writes:

ST. PAU, MINI, Jan. II, 1850.
The DR.. Bosank0 Medicine Co., Plqua, o.;
Gentlemen Please send me, per express, four
dozen Rheumatic Cure. Have sold the entire
lot you sent me December 9TH and can furnish
YOU testimonials from our most prominent ana
influential citizens, if you desire them.
Very rcspcctfully YOURS K. \. REuKLR.
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ARTIFICIAL SToSE.-Artiticial stone can be
produced by the following process, recently
discovered by TernIketi: "A mortar consist
ing of equal parts OF lime and sand is exposed
for few hours to a temperature of $50 de
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

Do not buy your wall paper until you have eX
amincd the elegant stock To be lccn at Oaman y
lIgpCnans.
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GOLD PENS Pen hoser. shG p.I. Iss.s
I tsiJrv arn-nsn 4 Uaremsn'. wesi 81 Cour, House
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lfw advertisements.

We ur nov rrrrNug full line ~ Implements. whcl
Will offer Ia The trade low any rsDass goods SOLE
by any one, Every article We sell is fully
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GLEANISGS.

Bushels of ,eventcen-year locusts were I'M
earthed by Peter Wcluch, of North Lebanon,
Pa, while ploughing in an old orchard last
week, the sod of which had not been disturbed
for many years
, 1880-09-03

IT is wonderful to note how soci
able our citizens are getting, now
that the political campaign is coming
on. Old friends who have seen each
other every day for ten years. more
or less, have just found out that it is
their duty to shake hands every time
they meet--even if it should be q
dozen times day. There is moth
ing like convincing your neighbor
that you hold him in high esteem
especially at this season Of the (po.
liticaD year.
, 1880-09-03

NhE a week at home. Terms and A. out NJ rec.
MI" Address II. HALLET & Co., Portland, Me
, 1880-09-03

THE Republican party is asked to
end sectionalism by surrenderiDg to
the solid South. In like manner it
was asked to end the war by sur
rendering to the rebellion. To make
the last named demand effective, ii
was told that The war was a failure.
To make the present demand effect
i've, it is informed that it is a duty,
in order to get rid of sectionaliam,
to allow sectionalism to rule the
country. The logic is not overpow
ering.
, 1880-09-03

WANTS TO Know Mr.. Thomas
Kempt, of San Francisco, wants to
know the whereabouts of a Mr..
Forbes ~ho, two or three years ago,
left Bopia ranch near Merced or
Smelling, Stanislaus Co., Cal. Mr..
Forbes is reported as being a car
penter, and should this item meet
his eye, he is requested to write to
Mr.. Kempt, stating his address, also
his wife's maiden name and the
number Of their children. Mr..
Kempr mas business of Importance
with the family.
, 1880-09-03
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials, not from
knows. but from well-known and trustwor.
thy citizens OF Oregon, whose names, written
IN their own hands, can bc seen at our office:
Independence. Oregon, Sept. IS. 1879.
Both myself and wife have been for some
and had tried many remedies without obtain,
ing amy permanent relief. About three
months ago we were induced to try pack
age Of the Oregon Kidney Tea, which has
apparently entirely cured both o MS, rs since
taking 1t two weeks we have felt no sylnn-
toms OF the disease. We can heartily recoIn-
mend 1t 10 Others similarly afflicted, as we
believe II will do AL that Is claimed for H.
NJ. L. WHITE.
, 1880-09-03
Sensible Advice.

Yon are asked every day through the
columns OF newspapers and by your drug
gist to use something for your dyspepsia
and liver complaint that yon know moth
ing about and You get discouraged spend
ing money with but little success. Now
to give yon satisfactory proof that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER will cnre you Of dyspep-
sia and liver complaint with all It's effects
such as sour stomach, sick headache. ha-
bitnal eostiveness, palpilation OF the heart
heartburn, wateTbrash. fullness at the PIT
OF the stomach yellow skin, coated tongue.
indigestion, swimming Of the heal, low
spirits, etc., we ask You to 60 to yonr
druggist and get sample bottle GREEN 8
AUGUST FLOWER for TO cents and try II.
or "a regular size for "a cents. Two doses
will relieve yOu.
, 1880-09-03

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The price is so low that almost everybody
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scribers in a day. A lady agent reports maxi
Ing over 5000 clear profit In ten days. All who
engage make money fast. You can devote all
your time to the business, or only your SPARE
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