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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
GEO. W. W. BLAKE,

ItOT0eB al LHr-
LINAI. SEI"TI I'm ENT SOI'ICF;.--Es
JOHS HuPP DFCEAsED.NOtiCe IL hereby
given to all persons interested in said estate that ~,
unders gned ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate Of said Ohr
Hupp deceased. will appear before the County Cour
OF the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois, at h'
County Court House in Ottawa In said county Monday
the nineteenth day OF April u. 1850 for the purpo-
of rendering account Of her proceedings In the ains
tratiOn Of said estate for the fnhl settlement
Dated al Ottawa. This 18Th tay Of March lsS,
MARY HUPP.
Attest: p ". SrOCk sLHGgR, AdmnistratrI.
Clerk County Court. la sale CO.. ILL., mat2t9w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

The Timts tells US that the boys =, the BLONDE"
show Saturday we're "like Mike CsWber, waiting
for something" &c. Micswber seems 90 be 4
eity-effice seeker
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

The musical and literary entertainment al u,
Presbyterian church on last Tuesday evening va,
very successful in every way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
L. J. WALL,

Attorney at lar
NOTICE..-EsTATEo OF PATRICK MARCY, DECEAsD.
~ Notice hereby gwen that the undersigned Executor
Of the will and testament of Patrick Marley late Of the
county Sale and state OF Illinois deceased s appear
before the County Court OF said county the thrd Monday
being the lith day 81 May $50 At the County Couu
House in said county, Vhen and where all per
having claims demands against sad estate mott
fed attend and present the Ia writing for adjust
Inent.
Dated th. 18th day Of March p 1870.
PATRICK HENRY NARKEY,
marsLs. I've, Htor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

Nottingham! Loot to your interests and save
doctor bills, by using DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup
for all cases of coughs colds, etc. Price % cents,
80 cents and 81 q bottle. Sold by NJ. Kneussl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

J. C. Ford, of Ottawa, was chosen Secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A. society this week. The next
meeting viii be held at Wenons, Aug. Is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
A ANNOUNCER ENrA.

! We are authorized TO announce f. p NlrSCHELM As a
candidate for the office of Town Collector Ut the ensuing
town election.
| We are authorized to announce NICHOLAS DOWSEY
candidate for the Office Of town collector at the ensu
town election,
| We authorized 10 announce the name OF ASA n.
HOFFMAN u candidate for the office of Town Collector
OF Taxes ut the approaching town election
| We are authorized TO announce the of Mr..
CHARLES METEG Err as candidate for the Office of Assi-
,ant Supervisor the town OF the ensuing
election.
MarrleO.
AZ The residence of the bridegroom. in the OF Grand
HORACE STEVENS TO Miss Macy COPELAND of South
Ottawa.
DirO.
Of scarlet fever. March 7th, at her brothcr.inaw A. L.
simmons. in Strcator DELLA A. youngest daughter of An.
and Jennctte Ellsworth of Grand Ridge aged Ii years.
5 months and s days.
Her languishng head is At rest.
| Her tolls and atiicNrs DER
| Her quiet immovabe breast
| Il hcaycd by aiICtlOn no more.
| Ills Jesus the FIRST an. the last.
| Whose spirit shall guide us safe home
| Wen praise Him for all that is past
| And trust Him for all that's To
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
GEORGE M. LELAND,

NUSLtT an LNuNcfTV.
MA STEERS SSA II.-NOtiCc IL hereby given that
M by virtue Of decree made and entered OF record by
the Circuit Court Of La Sale county state Of Illinois, AT the
March Of said court, \. u. 1880 IN certain cause
pending In said cnart the chanccry side thereof
wherein Robert B0rman complainant, and florian
Walter Magdana Walter Louis Eic JeIemiah Elie and
Henry Wcrheim Defendants, shall, Monday, the
I2thdly OF April ss NJ the hour Oi o'clock In the af
Of -d day. offer for sale" AZ the south door of the
County House In Ottawa in said county, at public
ton and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the following
described property being the ordered by said decree
he sold that ii say: Lot ia block hundred and
four, in the city Of Ia Sale, IN the county OF Ia Sale and
state of Illinois. -
Terms SALE.-fash. GEORGE VI. LELAND
Dated March ~. Iss)-3u Master IN Chsncs1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
The new MOLINE.

II runs lighter to the team. does better work aud
any boy can handle il with oose. The nnprc
Arch and Steel Beam is the best evidence that
It IL all claim for it, and that II il far superior ~ any
ntIi.r mi XIV I'm Wis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

YOU meet them. Get your senators and mem
bers at Springfield to talk OF 1t, so they will in
struct Mr.. DAVIS and John Logan and they Will
carry 1t through. My friends, thank You for
your kind att ention,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Browns Spring CuItivator

Is dnohs, implement that FRANK 10 say no othfr
deai,r in CpdCd has one hal! az good see II before my
BROWN is the only Cultivaor that DRAFT nangc Is used
upon and the only CuyatOr that has any right 10 use
spring All Others infringe and will have royalty 10 py,
ether by manufacturers or farmers nave got 10 hnu
single farmer yet TINT has not pronounced fa superior 20
the Old stye cutirdtOrs will furnish YOU Gopher Win
for e. equal any Gopher that dealers ask you so to ts
for. Randall HdrfOr, The AreTS Planter, Ihs wee
Peoria Rotary Planter, The Tiger Self Dump Rake, and
Steel Beam 0idGronnd P!ous IN fact all the implements
inenta. All old style cutyators, wood and iron beam
pows etc. ETC. such other dealers sell will sell you AZ
cost less for they must give way 10 implements bu on
new principles. Gail ON me, 1t
$50, l52 Il 1874 Main Street,
And for yourself And II any tells sell inc
rior goods h niure my business and hopes 10y
that means TO benefit himself.
j. e. PORTER.
Ottawa March 18th, $50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
ROYCE Of EF fa YS SSR[B

Stands to-day without equal Has only to be seen con
vince you OF s merit over any OF the old styles Instead
The old style Wire Binders sell the Johnston Harvester
with Cord Binder. which will do the work AT half the eN
pensc of wire besides avoiding all the annoyance Of u
handling feeding Instead of the old style backhreak
ing Suky Flows have the only steel Frame and stee
Renm that is offered for sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
&777 YEAR and expenses TO agents 6utft Free
~ Address p. o. NICKERY, Augusta, Main

'NO ADNERTISERS.- Lowest Rates for Adyer.
i Using In D1O good Newspapers sent free Address
GEO. T. HOWELL ~ CO.. 10 Spruce ST., New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
MAJOR MUM, OI JoLiLl.
of Major Mum was adopted

JUDGE ". I. HOPKINS,
OF Norris was next called out, and made a brief
and very amusing speech after which, in a state
Of high good humor, the meeting adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
DON:'T BUY
Until
You

M sT0Ck Of FuiG which will tho largest aaso!est and cheap
eG%er That I'LL my goods are warranted m @ 70 be Pr P;iSo y%S
@ Uest ant can ny SopS ear mind that ship goods to Rge.
ana York @ Tins of the quality price Of goods
f%mes @ Or4nos Hat ks and 'oe Shelves cheaper than the cgqpe
@ Der suits % Ga anG sec en new supply sei Machines good as
an9 likes It. tat most of L6 maenines that most largely
time and yeXaio @nd not nose light md VIII last time have
Rnmbc Gold Medal
eyer e smpstols % can refer you to many that arg sg Snd has
ash FaoX All Sel entrusted tome wi have prompt attention and at
to make to order Lumber and Sgls for sale small profits Sow
Dont fail to ml purchasing
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
TIE RECBNT DUEJ.
Preparations fdr the Approaching Trtai
3d.. OF Col: n. B. O. Cash.

Preparations f0r the Approaching Trtai
". n' OF Cor n. B. O. Cash.
Special Dispatch to the News and Courier.
DARLINGTON, October 2--Even tho
element attending the meeting to-
,,ay has not diminished the deep inter-
b est felt in the approaching tIiaf'of Col.
Cash next week. Acknowledgement
=, Youmans, who has been appointedybw
tito; Governor to- assist Solicitsr Sellers
III the case, arrived hero this morning,
and these two have beer closeted most
of the day. I am able to positively
state that,ttb to tmstima tho prosec,i-
ton have not determined what line of
Action they will take. An Indictment
charging murder has been drawn out,
but it isby no nleans positively known
whether this bill or one cli,erging duel
ing under the Statutes will be given
3fOilt. As FARMS have been able to Yearn
$thero:wi be no motion made for con-
tihhation. Col. Cash's LAWYERS say
thoy arc anxious for trial, afiSlA tlse
prosecuting officers say that they pro-
pose to,.bring tho case to trial if possi-
bic. There Is, very evidently, how.
ever, considerable misgiving on tho
part of tho State as to tho jurics, and
the hcliefis pretty generally expressed
that if the juries are put on their voi,'
dire, as they undoubtedly will be, the
organization Of panel will be all ex-
coediDgly difficult if not impossible
thing. .Ali'immensc number Of wit
lcsses have been subpenacd, and If
the case isactUally brought to trial it
is estimated that It will last ten days
or two weeks: ,gbo counsel for Col.
Cash, of course, are not communities
tive,, and will undoubtedly act entirely
on the defensive.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

A REL1c.-NIr. David G. Hollis, 'liy-
fiji tic Watcfec section Of this county,
has now in his possession the rife
used by his grandfather, John Hollis,
in the battle of Kings Mountain. 1t is
the old fint-and- style, 'andis in a
good state of presefydti6n.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

The southcrn-bound passenger train
was only o half-hour or SO behind time
OH Sunday and Monday ftornoon. This
iscncouraging. '"'.~. "''t" :.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

The Rev. A NJ. Cmeitzbetg, Isfcsid-
ing Elder ofthc Columbia DistSict,
otIiciatcd in the Methodist church OH
Sunday morning ahtrcyening.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Mr.. w, r. Doty viii accept our
thanks for some very nice apples,
grown OH his farm III Keiitucky.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
New,Adyertisenfepts.

New, acknowledgements. sNarr
I 3Notice-A<> Will,ford. st
Notice.. A. Hinnant, 9. 3. g. @.
New Arrivals -S,tgehheincr &
Groescl,el. .+' '.r.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
SUHlIjvA,, ! 1H1,s S E1,R6,.H..
How the News Of Bis Discoveries Was Re-
2 @' ceived' Iii Lond6h.

u
Y oeivedl iii Lond6n.
NEW YoRK; September 80. A cable
special from London says the Schwal-
la discoveries Of the Jeanette expeui-
ton and Polar matters generally. tom
tinu6 td'b6, the leading topics Of dis
c!lbsion in English joUrnais. Among
the latest contributions to tho litcra-
ture Of the subject is e. lettef from Com
mander Choyne, in reply to an article
in the Syu2,tla,W o few. ,days ago, III
which that journal, l,dueStioncd the taste
Of bringinS,liolne tho remains Of Lieut.
Trying, of' the Franklin expedition.
Hc (Cheype) Expresses his satisfaction,
that the bones of Tint officer have beci,
brought BACK by Lieut.. SchWatka, and
thinks that when they arriyo in Eng
laMd'it will De necessary to, hold an i'll
questin. order 10 ascertain the cause
of his death. In tho cv6ht of such al,
inquiry boing held, hc declares he
VIII reiteratc the charges against the
contractor who furnislfetftlle supplies
and whom he accuses Of tho murder OF
the Franklin party. Mr.: Cheync has
been makingdthese charges iii" lectures
and addresse$H Since the rctufIi uf
Vare's expedition; but tho papers
here have usually left out the name of
the contractor; fearing action for libel.
His charges against the contractor arc
of the most startling character. "It
wasTtoe tho Arctic regions that scnt
the Franklin mon to THO nGxt world, -
says Cheyne; 'ttligy' were murdered
by Che contractor who supplied the
expedition With preserved meats,
Tile same contractor supplied tho Sir
James Ross expedition, and the tins
labeled beef and mutton contained
nothing but offal. Some of them con-
tRincd nothing but big knucklcs of
bone. Everything belonging to the
animals was put into tho tins except
tho horns, hoofs and hides. The very
entrails wore there, and when they
ate them they had to 'f16ld' their noses,
so offensive was the stencil. Ii Sir
james Ross and his party had been out
another winter they would have
starved. have repeatedly, in my lee.
lures throughout England, denounced
tho contractor as tlefr tfMdeTer, and
dared him bring action for libel. :
should be glad to have him do so, for
I could establish the truth Of what l
say."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Clothing for Men,, Youths and
Boys-A meaning sign. yet our
friends say there's nothing moan
about us. Como and suit your
selves. SUaENHEJttER 81 GRoEscHEL.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

z 'A:Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup gives BY
far the best satisfaction and takcs tho
lead Of all cough preparations on our
shelves. = Carpenter & Palmetcr,
Jamestown. N. ".
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
New Double Store
Il BIG STORE,


During the ten years since our csta
lishment OF our house we havo develop
tho music trade of the South to q, wo
dcrfpl degree, bmt as yet Wc have onlyb
gun. Wcscc, not many Years nhend, q
business of n million n ycnr, and to tako
care Of this enormous trade we have pro-
vided onr present >mhnnnoth warorooms.
Fall trade 1880 will DO inhthense.'" We are
rchdy for it. For months our setiior part
nor has been at the North contributing
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
Instruments. DC has concluded most
advantageous contracts, and tho Pianos
and Organs arr "conl;ng, coming" 1OD, GOO
more, by every stcan3er Now Styles, Now
Prices Now Terms, New Store, New De-
partMro, ....'. .. o.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
FIN Eah.", Il IQ UO r S

" %. - rtpi94 1FJ Htti .9tu@iH"N/S
i'.a J'ltlt.- ilAAi--4 - IL = L.. L.. ,>",. 20
>tulns ,.AG'dph' =, cii4ua
'-NTATHANs BROS O,d' tabinict Rye,
LIN : 1863, Cid Roanoke Whiskey, 1860.
Also, Rotterdaih Blishdy. Gold Ham for
lunch fromll tot o'clock evory day,
7 HAVE reeently made extensive addi-
i .tiohs I'd my stock Of Wines ald
Liquors. which consists of a fill >assort-
mcnt Of Rye Whiskey, Corn Whiskey
French Brandy, Apple Brandy Peach
Brandy, Sherry Wine, Souppornong Wine,
Chaihp9gnS, ete., etc. .'13I u" :.
.GsS- ] clGim to s,ll the FINEST AND
pUREST RYE WH1SKEY to- bo had in
Winnsbhro. Give it u trial. ..,.
I also also k k'epHdn hand II fuilsupply of
sEGi:1j;RS Il ND n TOBACCO,
in great variety, and adopted to tho tastes
Call at the PALsErro. HOUSE, in tho
Winnsboro Hotel building.
nJ.~EN4ENHsINHNG.
. mch n ~ !.."' g. ,..n .l..sut
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
FRESH !. GROCERIES,

'CUGARs, assortcd,l .tonccs, RIO,
~ Lagnayra and, Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Cows, Java Roasted.
Tens, Black, Imperial, GunpowdcA'
and Young 'lIysolf? 80 -". s.
r a... .>f f>n-l'.. a-f"f". ... .....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

TAXATroN IN ENGLAND.-Someo of
the features Of taxation in England are
peculiarly jtst and desirable. If any
body leaves you $500, you have to pay
$40, and ifhe dies withttiteaWill, YOU
will then pay $15 to get his $500. The
government fee on $4,000 legacy is
81 600 and 81, 800 if there b., no will {;
and if the legacy be 81 100000, then
the Queens fec is $77 500, or without
will, more than 100000. If you
study and become q barristcr, the Id
mission costs you $3.50, oras much aS
much as you are likely to earn the first
year. When you graduate in medicine
you pay 800. If You become a mere
Notary Public TO administer .oaths, it
costs You $3.50. When you execute Il
lease to rent your house for anything
above $l5O year, you'pay about scv-
cntg cents. r. YOU" wait arms and
crest on your carriage, you pay Sl1,
aUd If you get these .arhls -f'grantcd'
to you, and i'll measure fully fecog-
nizcd, you have TO pay 500 license.
One carriage is taxed $11 yyear.
Your .dbS costs '.$l.25,a year. Fora
License to carry a gun you pay $3.50.
Ihe tax for every male servant is four
dollars. .,1 r., NJ
y LoYkr r6ErIfE FisEsrDENT.-AH Her.
aid, Sam Francisco, special, furnishes
a card signed by Senator Jones, OF Ma
kyadafdeclaring that the statement that
he had ,!eft'the Republican party is q
''stupid invention of'tife 1onciny." lie
says: "I mover was more ardent lie.
licvcr IN Republican principles and
supporter Of the Republican candidate
than 1low.D -,sy s:.,s, s.r,,.,e 7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
CANNED GOODS:

Pears, .tl'cacl,Gs, Pineapplcs. To-
lnatoes, 'Snllnon, Corncd Beef, Dc|ilctl
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs, &c.,
hldcaroni and Cheese, Ginger frd-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopcl
Gclatine, NIustallj" Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs. x. ~ 80 ...
Bald win CatstiP, Cross & Black
wclPs ChoW Chow, Empire Chow
Chow. ASsorted Pickles, Lea 81 Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce. g."
J. r. A1u0IASTER & 20.
sept IL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Ladies' furnishing goods, new and
nice Stockings, Corsets,, Cloakey
Shawls, ,eta. See the New Goods aud
learn the prices.
SuaENHE1MER & GRotscHEr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Capt. j. Lewis Wardlaw's little girl,
about the same age, died Of tho same
disease. a little child Of Mrs. Boney,
living in the cighborhood, also died
Of tliphthcria a couple Of days ago.
There arc other cases, but it is hoped
they may not provo fatal. a..s..
TIE SECOND PRMARY.-Thc second
primary passed off as quietly and pleas
autly as tho first. From statements
made to us. by trustworthy: persons al
the different club precincts; tho vofo is
as follows:
For Representative George II. Me.
Master, 775: Thomas s. Bricc, 472. !.
For rShcrifl:-Jolln d. McCarlcy, 769
r. E. Ellison, Jr. t4Gg.
For County Commissioners %
Duke, 724; Jno. a. Jlinnalt, 588;
JGo.A. Stewart, $50; Jas. r. Harvey,
5s5; II. NJ. ZeaTy5 40; Jas. G. Heron,
3Sl.
Mcssrs. McAIaster, NIcCarley and
Duke are nominated. AS to the twc
remaining County commissioners, il
,wlll require the official count to de-
eide. .-''
DEATH OF MIR. JEFF. ID. 'GERIG..--
Mr.. jeff. D. Gerig, son of Francis
Gcrig, ESQ, died at one o'clock on last
Saturday morning, of colisuhlptior
lie had shown symptoms Of tho dread
full disease for some tiiiTe previous tt
his death, but within the past montl
or two his decline was very rapid anc
it soon became apparent that his case
was hopeless. Hc was little ovol
nineteen years ofagc, and for some tim'
it was hoped that he would escape th'
malady that had already stricken
down three Of his brothers in th'
prime Of manhood. Mr.. Gerig was
young man of kind heatt, plcasan
manners and general popularity. Hi
untiniely death will be mourned b,
large acquaintance, to whom he hat
greatly cndoared himself. His fami
~ have the deep sympathy Of our Ell
tire community in this sad bcrcavc
ment. The funeral services were con
dncted in tho Presbyterian church o.
Saturday afternoon, tho Rev. Fl. B
Pratt officiating. fg .a.a.. l,r.xg.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

-4AP"v "c"N r'he"r'otion..
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
That Mail Suggestion.

We understand that the night train on
the Gland Rapids & Indiana railroad
will commence running next week. This
should give us the daily papers twenty
four hours in advance of the present ar
rangement, unless the suggestion OF; our
contemporary, to bring the mail through
in the night, should be carried out, then
we would be no better off than at pres
ent. Other seasons while the night train
was on, the most of the time, we received
the daily papers the evening Of. the next
day after publication, and we think this
would be the case all the time providing
the mail carrier did not leave Pet0skey
until after the mail arriving on the
morning train was distributed. Inplace
of-endeavoring to make arrangements
for bringing through the mail by night
we are of the opinion that what is want
ed is to see that some arrangement, lis
made to insure the mail carrier waiting
regularly at PetOskey for the mail that
comes through on the night train. This,
we are confident, would give us an adj
vantatage of twenty-four hours over the
present mail arrangements. =;
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
Mortaaae SaaSssE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beenssms

wv the payment of the money secHfed BY
| a mortgage dated the 18th day Of JaniiStN in
of Cheboyranss Gheboyeags county state Of
stanisla1s kegaaif, Junior: comprising ifhe
which said mortgage was recordedip N4eofice
of the Register of Deeds, for CheboyGan
county, in Liber g of MORTGAGES, on YsEe177,
A. Ma and which said nortesge was duly as
Kinney. 3 che SS i By snissst,
in ths,year 1880, and recorded in he ptce OF
the Register Of Deeds, for Cheboygan county,
Aiber of assignMe9tsS s OF m ,ssa on
clock P. M. And whereas, the amount clalmed
| to be due on said mortgage at the date OF this
notice is the sum ct I Ssd me f OLD
tOrnsy fee alsssa fOT sslS 81, md 81 6
unpaid on said mortgage, and nQsuf6, epayro-
toepsiings having:beea instituted at lay. Or in
chance to rec0SSr the debt pow reinaihing
whereby the power of sale contained inl said
wortaage has become operatives: Now, there
fore, notice is hereby given that by virtue, of
statute1n such case made ana provided, the
said mortgage win be f9Eeclosed pylas sale of
1 the premises therein described, at Pubfic auc-
the court house, in the Village of Cheboygan,
in said countysqf Cheboygaps lthat being the
place where thecircu1t CONT for the county OF
Cheboygani s heidi on MONDAY. IND a.z1AY
~ ase 81 ten O'clock m sas
are deseSaped III said mortgage as foil9ws to,
W.T. !: all. init ceftaih piece or parceg 9eAn9 40
lying and being sitFsfed, in the townsmkr OF
$ss 81 b rs ~ e:
q rans s One n fc wsss, s@
isDated Gheboygan, Ms4ath, $50 ssx
S Sno; " BELL, AttoFnsy fai 44ssslsggpNsys,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
The Auditor General.

While there seems to be a diversity of
opinion asstO the candidates for the most
of the state offices, there is a remarkable
unanimity among the Republican press
of the state in regard to the denomination
of W. Irving Eatimer for Auditor Cen
eral, and it is suchas would indicate his
denomination by reclamation at the state
convention: This would not only be in
accordaIlce with well established brece-
dent, but would be a well merited recOg-
milton of Mr.. Latimer as a worthy Of
ficer. 1t is conceded that the duties OF
that Office were never better performed
than they have been by the present in
cumbent, in fact he is one of the Auditor
Generals the state has ever had, and
judging from indications, we have nc
doubt but that the convention will honor
itself by unanimously nominating Mr.
Latimer. His name cannot help but add
strengttfH % tie ticket, no matter hoN
able and worthy his associates on it my
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