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January %, 1SSO-3m,
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moved north, and soon became rich-poor white

moved north, and soon became rich-poor white
trash no longer. Thank God every evil contains
within itself the seeds of its destruction. We poor
white trash some years ago went back south; we
paid cur debts to the landowners and new we'r
square. In Ireland the big guns own the land
and If the people don't pay their rent, out they
go; when they resist there is the arm: Irish sol
diers to keep down the Irish, and Scotch to kee p
down some one else. | am in favor Of helpn q
Ireland all we can because the Irish like to live,
but chiefly that Ireland may pay her debts to
England! Applause,
BUSINESS.
ON motion vote Ofthanks was extended to the
speakers.
On motion the chair was empowered to appoint
three persons in each ward OF the city TO collect
means to send to the suffering in Ireland, to be
announced at an adjourned meeting to DC held
tonight at the Court House.
1t being announced that Parnell and Dillon
would be in Chicago on the 9TH of February, II
was moved that the chair appoint a committee
of five to be announced tonight to communi-
cate with Parnell and Dillon and endeavor to
have them come to Ottawa to address the people.
Mr.. Rcddick said that Mr. Forsythe, of Chica-
20, chairman Of the local committee, had made
arrangements with the railroads to carry parties
of 25 or more to the Parnell meeting in February
at Chicago for fare and fifth for the round trip
Adjourned to this evening.
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The following were this week granted licenses
to marry,
John A. d. Barnes and Ida N. Smith,
Theodore Hochstater and Maria Hoelzer.
John H. Downing and Margaret A. Aitken.
William l.. Smith and Carrie f. Plumb.
Will b. Austin and Sierra N WEIGH.
William Williamson ana Martha Haglee
William j. Goodwin and Ella j. Morgan.
John w. Hall and Sarah L. Pool.
Phneas L. Bartholomew and Fannie Taylor.
Abram F. Smith and Caroline Suppes.
John j. Nanderre and Rosthie Foster.
George W. Porter and Eva l.. Summers.
James W. Barrett and Lydia A. Locke.
Stang Jankowski and Mary Hrabot
Thomas Nilepske and Tillie Smart.
REAL ESTATE.
Among the rs instruments filed since las,
Thursday afternoon are these;
A. Wcrthelm to j. Eliel, w. D., Jan. S, uad \
W 20 It, lot II, and und Il 1917 and side lot 10
blk l20, La Sale, 81 800.
Michael McGrath to Thos. O'Connor, W. D.
Jan. Z, ell swq 10, "a, |, Dimmick, 81, 900.
Daniel Rude ct al. to Marietta NJ. Reeves w
d., Dec. $, lot 2, blk, H. Streator, $3.50.
Richard Peart to Fred f. Carell w. d., Jan. s
lot II and GO II. pit lot 10, blk n, Mendoza, 5000
Clara G. Richcy to WIN. NJ. Mccarthy, w, d,
Oct ~, lot 6, blk II, Lostant, $40.
Ludwig Radtke to Philip Wedert, w. d., Jan
10, lot TO- blk >, Ninewa add. to Peru, S675
Peter r. Peterson to VIM. Rumney, w. d., Jan
8, 20 a, W pit sh seq %, 36, t. Adams, 81 600.
Geo Wallis to Geo Wallis, jr., W. d., Jan. 5
eh nwq "a, 46, 4, Adams, $1,000.
Chas. d. Whaley to David Basore. w. d., Jan
II, VIII seq 49, 80, 4, Fall River, $1,000.
j. c. Walker to Thos O'COnnor w. d., Jan.
6, eh swq rs, "a, |, Dimmick, "a, 100
Edward Cooper to Jane Cooper, W. D., Jan
l3, VIII neg ?, 81, 4, Eagle, $1,000,
f. V. P: French to Elk French, W. D., nh swq
II, 49, 5, Manlius, $4,000.
Thos j. Wade to Catharnc Stout, w. d.. Jan
S, Ell blk %, hlks 26 and 40, ell Al, bks AZ 49, 40
50, eh 81, lots q g. 4, 5, 6, :, blk 50, Gums add
Ottawa $50.
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Table Talk.
Ottawa, $50.

9 lovers sat beneath the shade,
| And | un2 the other said
| "How II that you beg
| Have smiled upon this suit OF mine;
| If 5 a heart, it palps YOU
Thy voice is nut melody
| It's to be thy loved |, p
Say, 0v rymph, wilt marry me?'
! Then lisped she soft: "Why, bly,"
The Health department Of this city keeps
record Of deaths and their causes. Why no
complete the usefulness of the department by
keeping rccordEof meteorological observations
Such a record would be of as much value to thu
city as the record Of deaths, and would not re
qulre much labor.
| The Illinois Central railroad will begin selling
on Feb LIST, tickets to the Mard Gras celebration
at New Orleans, for s33 round trip. This is til,
lowest rate yet offered.
The Caledonan society Of Streator will cclc
brate the anniversary Of Robert Burns, the Scot
fish poet on the 23d inst VIM b. Fyfc, Of Pom
tiac, will deliver the address.
The call Of the docket in the circuit court last
Monday was quite funny affair, and huge
amount Of fun was had over il by all hands The
sport finally run into beastly punning on the
names of the parties in the cases read Now
there is no animal on earth that can make 9
more utterly wretched pun than a lawyer Here
is sample:
Court: "No. rs, CofFey u.s. The County Of La
Sale"
Croker: That fellow'll take watc,."
Blake: "IIe'l clour."
Court: ole has good grolnds for it."
Lawyer: That's ~tttd."
number Of the crowd have not been able to
be in court since the call enGcd
Mr.. Blanchard the other night paid the Irish a
neat compliment. "They are the bone and slnew
of the land he said. They are hard workers
a very productive people. They come over to
this country and produce large-familie.. Ap.
plause.
la Sale has five new policemen. She needed
them, having been long without any police.
The wolf hunt in the neighborhood Of Earlyille
contemplated was given up on accoun, of the
bad travelling
Ottawa got ahead Of Chicago and Peoria this
week, Mr.. J. Y. shuer shipping to the latter
place large invoice of lst ID and Sd clear lum.
Der the other day.
For total abstinence town. Streator had in
December more than three times as many arrests
as had Ottawa: 10 arrests, Il OF whom were fined
SO, Of which $50 were collected.
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The Circuit Court,


The January term of this court began on Mon
day afternoon, grand and petit juries being OF
hand. The afternoon was occupied in the cal
of the docket and arranging cases for trial, o.
which there are some 200. The grand jury orga
nized the same day with f. II. Spicer as foreman
and are now at work.
Business done this week
Disn.jssa'S--O., o. & +. r. V. r. X. Co, fol-
use etc, v James McSeth; John Fuchs v. Har.
vey 5. Clark; McAuley, Dyke IL Co. V. X. n
Batcheldcr and Nath. Pierce; Theo. Boettcher v
James kenworthy and James Hastings; A. c.
Mclntire for use Of $. A. Danforth V. Mary f.
Pierce ct al; Theo. BOettCherv. James Hastings
Geo. Haefner V. Jacob Boudough, procedendo
judgt for costs; State OF Ill., V. &. l.. Ballard Jas
Montgomery and Samuel Montgomery, eject.
ment; Daniel Bonnahan V. James Byrne and
Vim. Haskius; d. I. Avery V. Russell Bliss; John
Hess V. Aaron Blake, no return OF property iudg.
ment V. plaintiff for costs
Judgmrts.-James McCaulcy, for use Of J. s.
Peromet ~ Co., V. Barton IL Bedford, SSS2 -
Daniel Blake, for use of Geo. Blake, v, Geo. S.
Fisher, SS32.35, motion by def. for new trial.
The people for use Of Walter Atwood " Aaron
Gum, debt; jury out.
CmANCERY.
Clara Block V. Chas W. Block, in chan, dc.
fault and decree.
VIM. j. Houtz, eXtr, &c, V. Mary Ryan ct al,
in chan, bill for pro. conf, referred to master
Marian Linfor, divorce; dismissed.
VIM. Wilson v Burton W, Bagley ct al, de.
fault entered as to several defts.
knabc Sampson " Caroline Sampson, divorce
default, bill pro conf.
Milroy A. Mickey V. Richard ID. Dobbin; bill to
foreclose, decree for SI50l2.
Benz. B. Reynolds V, sherman Leland, admr.,
ct a., decree
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-17

son Of sunny Italy was around the streets
the other day selling his works Of art in the pas-
ter of Paris and other styles of economical house
hold art. The boys took great interest in him
and one morning during their exhibitions Of in
terest smashed several full-length figures. In
the afternoon their friendiness becoming toe
empowering he suggested in mixed English
and italian which can hardly be initiated, Now
look here, be of. You've sent three or four St
Peters 10 h-l already and I can't stand any
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County Court.
ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS

ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS.
Adjustment of claims will be made in the fol
lowing estates on Monday. To save costs all
elaims must b. presented on or before Monday,
10TH
Mary McAtee, stephen Ryan, Robert Carr,
Hannah Jacoby, James Morris, William Kleiber
William T. Reigart John F. Belknap, stephim
Schottmiler, Henry Witzel, Darwin Z. Jones,
Jacob Jacobs, James Morrison.
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Nrm advertisements.
COMMON SENSE.

If any of my friends and customers or any
person wants to get their prescriptions at my
Drug Store we will gladly put them up; and
it don't matter whose prescription papers they
are written on, or where they are told to go,
If any man tells you that my Drugs, Medicines
and chemicals are not as pure, as fresh, and
as cheap as any IN La Sale county, don't you
believe him he has an Are to Grind,
and wants YOU to turn the grindstone and
furnish the water E. Y. GRIGGS.
Ottawa, November -. 1879 -Smos
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more of it." Considering the gravity Of the sit
uation the boys generously gave over.
THE COURTS.
The Appellate Court.

sitting Of this court was held on Tuesday
when a few matters Of formal business were
transacted. Adjourned until Tuesday next at &c
A.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-17

The Rev. Mother Paul, from st. Joseph's Con.
vent, Ottawa, accompanied by several other sis.
tiers, went to Streator on Saturday last to take
charge of their new convent and to assist the
several lady committees in pushing on the nee
essary work OF the fair, which is TO be held next
month, commencing Feb 10th, for the purpose
OF raising funds to aid in liquidstng the heavy
debt incurred by the Sisters for the completion
Of their new convent.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Devoted to Mining, Metallurgy. Engineering
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EICH AID y EoTnWE! I, a. C, ME-, Editors
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Science and he Arts

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TO THE LADIES.

Any wishing TO learn The Art of CuttiqE
their and Chldrens Clothing receive thorough b.
sructions ny calling Mrs. NJ. Giusta, cornsr
OF Columbus and Main streets T. Godfreys seyE
This system is entirely new. Measures taken LIKE
that Of taors and perfect at is secured without charG
Those interested this should call soon this VIII
be your only chance TO get perfect system cheap
Agents wanted. Persons of good business capacity
can clear from one TO three thousand dollars year
Ottawa. Nov T. 1879 6nlos MRS. J. VI. GlUSTA
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ly as in Of those Excelsior diaries, 10 be had
at 0snaR & Hspeman's.
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Mothers don't let your darlings suffer with
whooping cough. Use DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup
and the little sufferer will soon find relief Price
25 cents, SO cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by NJ.
kneussl.
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The Farm Department

embracing complete and comprehensive dispatches IRON
Washington including fun reports Of the speeches OF eml
ncnt politicians ON the questions OF the hour.
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OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest well rs the most
practical suggestions and discoveries relating ts the duties
Of farmer hints for raising Cattle, Poultry, Grains,
Trees Vegetables, &c, SC, with suggestions for keeping
buildings and farming utensils in repair This Is supple.
mcntcd by wecdltcd department, widely copied under
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NOTlC'E..-ESrIr or JoHS CGsLIs pEcE,sEAr
~ Notice hereby given. that the undersigned EecuesS
Of the last Viii and testament Of John Csrn. late q o.,
county Of la sale and state OF Illinois, deceased III appr
before the County Court ufsad the second MOIBy
being the SIN day Of March $50 the County CUdlS
House, Ia ottawa In said county when and where all
having claims demands against said IN
ned tu attend and present the writing for adhs
mtnt.
Dated this Sth day of January a y. ISL
CHRISTINE +. CABIN.
jauln-Iw ENtCuirix
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New York Weekly Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

The circulation Of this popular newspaper has more than
trehcd during the past year II contains all the leading
news contained In the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged ia
handy dpnartnputs
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Political News

the most valuable chronicle In the world is the che
est Every week II given faithful report VI
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#arrteD.

At the residence OF John Stout January tth lSO by
Rev. q. II barnard, Mr., GEORGE W. PORTER 10 Miss
EVA l. SOMERS.
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FOR SALE.

Two argc. comfortable Houses. with barns one beisk
known the Eames property Superior street stuati
on Lots and C. Block g. States Addition 10 OTTAWA e
other the residence of the late Giles W. Jackson stus
Lots and ,, Block "a. Green's Addtnn 10 OTTAWA.
rare chance 10 buy cheap. Inquire of 4. C. SWIFT
Ottawa, November ~, 1872 -tmos
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TIE sEQu FL OFT.

On Monday morning George had occasion to
call on Mr.. W. r. Milligan, who is executor OF
the Yortsas estate Mr.. NJ. having suspected
George as the author Of the devilmcnt, took him
in a room and after questioning him closely OBJ
tanned a full confession:
He threw the stone. when no person would be
watching him. The rappings on the door were
made when persons were present by the aid of
a cord passing over the door and a weight at
tached on the outside The long, slim print.
were made by taking long steps and then step
ping at the end Of the same tracks on the ball or
toe Of his foet, thus making a long slim track
His chastisement and crying was only pretense,
but well cted;-thus verifying remark often
made BY Col. Hit, viz: AT 10 n boy is about
the right age to kill" WILDGRavE
Jan l3, 1850.
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The Home,

giving recipes for practical dishes hints Tor making cloth
ing and for keeping with the latest fashions AZ tho lowest
price Every Item ufCuoking economy suggested In this
department, is practically tested ny experts before pubCa
ton Letters from inrs and London correspondents
the ntcst fashions The Home Department Of the
WEEKLY HERALD will the housewife more than
hundred times price OF the paper The Interests "
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Foreign News
American New
The Weekly Herald

are given the Trlcgraphc Dispatches Of the week from
parts OF the Union This fcatHfc alone makes
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Frank LesIie's Publishing House,
q AZ and 4. PAY. Place Yen Y,rk

~ single copies Tor and .ulscT lions received BY
Usmau q HapCIuau, Ottawa Illinois
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The following were this week granted
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
THE HANNIBAL CHURCH SCANDAL.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, Jan 2l.-The Congrega.
tional church met this evening to take ac-
ton on the report of the investigation com.
mlttee in regard to charges of criminal
Intimacy between j. J. Cruikshank, Jr.
and Mrs. {. P. Hayward, brought bv
Mrs, Cruikshank. Two reports were pre-
sentcd. The majority report attached lit
tie or no blame 10 the parties. and, in
fact, was worded almost 50 rs to cXonpr-
crate them. The minority amended the
majority report so as TO pass vote of
ccnsurc upon the parties for giving cause
to scandal and continue in their course
long after the matter was subject of
public remark. Both principals presented
letters, stating that they were sorry Tor the
trouble caused to the church The mi
nori'y report was adopted by vote of 80
to 30, Had the question been put for ex.
pulson it would, in all probability, have
been carried, The decision reached will
not conform to the public outside the
church.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
OFFENDERS AGAINST UNCLE SAM

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 2l.-Wm. H.
Baker, mail agent between Lcwistown and
Rushville, was on trial in the United States
district court ta.day for robbing the mail.
The United States grand,iury returned
indictments to-day against The following
parties for violating the revenue law: VIM.
Pullen, Anna; jeff Percival, Rose Glare /;
Theodore Belt, Rose Glare: Jesse and
Henry Griffin, Rose Clare; John Wilkes
Olney; VIM. Ruby, Robinson; Carol c.
Craig, Grcenup; David Kirby, Rose Glare 1;
Jasper NOUNS, Delavan; Frank Leland,
Delavan; Jacob Cunningham, Delavad,
VIM. Ii. Brown, Springfield, for forgery.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23

ITCHNG PILEs-SYMPToMS AND Cung
The symptoms are moisture, like perspra
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing particularly at night,
as II pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are some
times affected; II allowed to continue very
serious results may fellow. DR.. Swayne's
All'Hea!ing Ointment Is a pleasant, sure
cure. Also for letter Itch. Salt Rheum,
scald Head, EryesipeIas, BARRIERS Itch,
Blotchcs, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutancous
Erupnons. Price so cents, 3 boxes 81 %.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt of
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swoync 4
Sen, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all prominent druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 2l,-The Legislature
met at noon to-day. The Joint assembly
balloted for United States Senator, with the
following result: Singleton, 52 Barksdalc
As; George, 3j West, IS; Bruce, .; Harris
/. Necessary to choice, 10.
In the Democratic caucus tonight on the
4Sth ballot the vote stood: BarksdaIe, &c
George, As; Singleton, 3S. The name o.
Barksdale was then withdrawn, The 4Ot
ballot resulted in the nomination of J. z
George, he receiving 10 votes; Singleton
40; scattering, 4, The nomination after.
wards was made unanimous.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
WHY HE DIDN'T CRY.
Detroit Free Press


In the play running at the Detroit Opera
House this week there is an affecting death
scene, which calls out the handkerchiefs all
over the house, A Sallery.god who had
succumbed to the situation one night next
day met a boot-black AT the post,oiiicc and
called out;
Say, Billy, did you cry up there tothcr
night when the drummcr.boy dled!H
Noah"
you didn't"
Noah. was just breakn' down an
gettin' ready to, when a boy behind me
dropped sidewalk spike down my back
and afore | got over whalin' him the drum
mer-boy was dead an buried, and his dad
had worn out two weeds on his hat.
'Twasn't no use to feel bad then"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS AT MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2i.-Ground was broken
this morning and the construction of sew
ers begun. President Porter of the taxing
district first handled the spade, followed by
John Johnson, late superintendent of quar-.
antinc; President Langstatf of the Howard
association President Hayden of the Cot
ton exchange, and other prominent cin-
zens A force of thirty men are now en-
p.eycd, which will be increased to 500 hy
the first of February.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
SARAToGA. AUGUST 90. 1870.

MesSrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, SO John St.,
New York City:
Gentlemen Having been afflicted with
catarrh Of the bladder, accompanied by in
hammation Of the kidneys, after being at
tended by the best Of the medical proles
sion Give different physicians and obtain
inc no relief, | was induced 10 try the
CONSTITUTION Water" so-called. and AIN
now happy TO say entirely cured by the use
Of less than bottle, Ask your drugglst
for it. Yours very respectfully.
4. DAVIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of the leading business houses whose advertise
menls may he found In TUG BULLETIN,
DRY GOODS.
c. o. Psuer & Co., Commercial avenue and Nine
trCnth street.
chAs. r. stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES.
pctti- & Bird, Washington avenue and Eighth
street,
PHYSICIANS,
Dr. j II Marean; Office 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS
Dr. W q locelyn Eighth ncar Commercial
DR. Z Whitlock, lB Commercial avenue,
LIQUORS
Robt smyth, No. % Ohio lcyce
INSURANCE
II. n Candec, No 7OOhio lcycc (up stairs.
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue,
widows and Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
AMI Commercial avenue
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Linegu 4 Lnnsdeu, No, ll3 Commercial aycnne
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HALLIDAY Bros propretors Egyptln Mllls
Hinkl, rhistlowood 4 Moore Nos. i2j aud III
Commercial avenue
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Barclay Bros Ohio lcyoe and corner Eighth and
Washington avenue.
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, sth and Commercial
CITY National, Ohio icyCc
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three states.
ICE
John Sproat corner Twelfth and Leycc.
BRACKET STORE.
&c Ford, Corner Sintn aud Commctcis