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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

There IL warn weather ahead for the
Peoria free thinker. At least such il
the opinion OF the Louisiana men and
brethren. One verse Of one or their
latest -eamp meeting songs ruEs thus !:
@Sireak o. lightnin' TO- miles long,
Some desc days gwin Ger hit him,
Ing'soll sing nutdcr song
When de deobil git him!
DebbiI watch TO- such as him
ketch him In his collar.
Choke him black an hit him bin.
Butt him till him holleri
DcbbiI stan up kimbo etraight,
Laugh at In'soli prancin',
Stan him on red-hot plate
Pat while Bob's dsncin'iv
PA. what's in Tildens barl!~ aWater,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

a Virginia stock raiser writes that
since he commenced the use of bells On
bis sheep be has had none killed by dogs.
They served double purpose-ffiyLten
OF the dogs and attract the attention of
anyone near at hands. as the sheep run
ifattacked bya strange dog. He aver
ages one bell for three sheep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

A shoemaker who lived In the third
story or a tenament. being on long de-
bauch recently. gently leaned out ths
window and sung out New York.
The people on The stoop below said they
II didn't know the gun was loaded"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

We learn that II il estimated there will
be one Thousand car loads Of water-mel-
Ions shipped from this point during the
coming season, IL the crop meets no mis-
fortune. -Owersvilie Echo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

The Governors proclamation 4, re-
gard to the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment gives the following a. the
total votes for each:
For No. I, 169,479 votes, against l52 :.
363 votes
For No. 2, l77.542 votes. against l39..
ICO2 votes.
For No. 3, 174,iO0 votes, against ia.
l6l2 votes.
For No. Z. lis $40 votes, against 1856.
I279 votes.
For No. 5. lsi,ss7 votes, against lss,.
l177 votes.
For No. 8. 1859 votes. against l4i.
!29s votes.
For No. ?, I7s.ssl votes, against 1885,,
lsss votes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

KrWc were much pleased to nes<
many old friends and solid wheel-horses
|of Democracy at Winslow Thursday.
There 4 no discount on the Democrats
Iof Pike county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

+" Arms CHER.f PEcroRAL-thc
worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs.
Consumption. aud al affections OF the
Lungs and Throat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07


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Notices Of appointment OF sdminis-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
GEORGE M. LELAND,


NJ AS'IE,R'S ~ IF..-NUtiC" j. h'r't, gwen ihai
vi by of decree made and entered ~ r''"rd hJ
the Circuit 81 IA sale county state % lr"- % The
October term Of aid court A. o lss ~ Ttah -r thtt
pending In said the Chautcry aide thereof wherein
Thomas D. 'atn complainant. and Edward Y H. Hoe
Ella II Peak Fanny T. IIU@-. and also Charles Rancharr
administrator and Fanny L. Hoes A. admni.iratrI 81
the Of John V A Hoe- deceased werr DEFENDANTS,
shall Monday the tUcnty-third day OF February A u
az the hour O'Clock In the forenoon Of said iny
offer for SALE the south duUi ~ the County t"urt House
OTTAWA In said county, public auction. and Will fhrf
sell n the highest bidder ihc following described property
being the ordered by said decree 20 be sold that e
Lot In lot forty nine and lot tNo ~ O nity, ans
also lot In lot my u As-,ssor SUBDIVISION otouf
southwest fractional quarter Of section eleven
Va thirty three north three eas OF the tt
principal meridian. according Ia plat 0f Assessors suoa
Of Outots said southwest fractional quarter OF sale
section being IN the city OF Ottawa, in the county 9. Il
sale and state OF Illinois. -
TERss oF SsLE.-tash- GEORGE VI. LhlANp,
Dated Jan .ih, lSsO-,~ Master IN Chaneery.
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l., W. BREWER,

C'rAu'E. or ILLINOIS, Il SALLI Co.'S
- In he Circuit COHIt. NdCch term. ISL
Henry simon George e. THllman. William porl and
the Heirs ~ William Docl deceased. also Tho n
known Dcyi-ecs ~ william Dor deceased CA6HctgH
AldaVit ~ the residence Of Grnrgc G IaHHn. VII
liam Duci The tuhuOWn Heirs II william Ducl decreased
aud The Unknown Dcyisccz Of William DVel deceased.
the above named defendants. having brcn Ned in the
clerks Office II she Circuit Court II aid county, notice T.
therefore hereby given The said nrcsdent defendants
that the complainant nl,d hs Hill fCumpant In sd court
the chanCcry side thereof the &d dSy Of January
$50 and that thcrcupuu summons issued out of said court
wherein said sut il now pending returuahe the second
Monday in the month II March II by law required.
unless Won the said Nonresident defendants above
named shall personally be- and appear before SAID trcsi
Court hrs II the term thereof az De holden
Ottawa and r the said county the scrund Monday
March next. and plead. answer d'mur 10 tc said
c0mplaiuant- bill of plant. the sIue and The matters
and hing therein charged and stated viii De taken
fssed and decree entered yuu according 10 Ihe
prayer 81 .aid hill ROSWELL " HOLMES, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois. January 2d lS,u.
|. N REFWER. Commits Sulr. 'u'Ilf=tN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

1t is related that the officials of a railroad in
the northern part Of Michigan suspected that
two of its conductors were collecting fare and
not returning it. They therefore sent four de,
tectives up on train of one of the conductors
referred to. On meeting the train OF the other
suspected conductor the detectives got aboard,
two going into one car, and two III the car i'm.
mediately forward of 1t. When the conductor
came along to detective No. he rendered HIM
: $40 bill in payment of his fare.
~ can't change that SAID the conductor.
"Well, there's II friend of mine over there"
pointing TO detective No. 2; cant you change
it by taking out his fare?'
mo, sir; but might if ! take ont the fare
of those other two detectives in the next car"
Tableaux-lt Is said that when The supern.
tendent received the report of the detectives
he laid back and roared.-Errhdnge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

have nice line Of Pearl Card Cases, thldrens Cups
and Saucer Glass Bottles Pocket Cigar Cases Ladies'
Pocket Books, Mems Pocket Books Boys Pocket Books
Magic Lanterns. Colored Cups and saucors Shaving Mugs
Bottles for Covering Cigar Sets, Toilet SETS Jewel Boxes
Motto Frames, Perfumes Vases, Box Papers, Writing
Desks Dressing Cases Card Stands ColognCs Moustachc
Cups Chlldrens Dishes Glass Ink Stands Ladies' Work
Boxes Gold Pens and Holders, Gold Tooth Picks Gold
Glove Buttoners Gold Pencils, Fine Lamps Suitable for
Presents. Face and Satchet Powders, Hair Os srArU
RY-The noted pieces by Jngo," Can you Talk, and
nice pieces Velvet Frames card size Velvet Frames
cabinet size. Best 90 CIGAR in the County.
l MAKE STRICTLY PURE BAKING POWDER-Sjc per
pound; three pounds fer 81 Warranted pure strong and
wholesome. CHROMOS. ALL VERY CHEAP
Never Before has such stock OF Chromes to Ottawa
Chromos in ~ in Gilt Frames Chromos in New style
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

frAN SAIE NorICEi.-Notice Is hereby given.
that NJ sale nv the Treasurer and exoico Collector
La Sale county, In the state OF ILLINOIS, OF delinquent
lands town and parts Of town lots for the state county
and due thereon for the year 1871 ana
previous years. held the County Court House in ottawa
day of June l. D. 1873 and continued from day to day In
pursuance of law Noah G. Perkins, the st day OF June
1875 became the purchaser of the following described
lots and of land, situated IN said county AMI state
aforesaid wit: The south 20 f. Of lot and the north ~
# of Lot 8 in Block 81 of States Addition 20 ottawa; the
SEX NWi of See 50; the SWh Nkh Lot IN the NEt
I; Is acres in SW cor Mex NWii 81 NWi NWh, and 81
NwI of section 81 and the 20 Of NE Of Section
g. ali IN Township SO OF Range Fast of the third prin
Cinal meridian Als~, that The POD day or June A. u
1875 the sale said Nonh C. Perkins BEGAN the pnr
Cha.cr of the following tracts of land To vii: The NV.
SWt4 of Section Sc and the sen sen of Section 81, OF
Township "a y. of Range Eaet of the third principal e
same sale the said Noah G. Perkins the purchaser
of the following lots and blocks, To wit: Lots 3 g.
and s. in Block l. Lots L. 2 3. D. e, u! IL u H. 10
H. In Block .; Lots and 10 in block e. and
Blocks 81. 81 49, 81. 81 30. i6 and T., In Green's Add
ton to ottawa Also that on the twenty eighth day
of June A. D. 1873, at the same sale the said Noah g.
Perkins became the purchaser of all Of the W. IA MEN
OF Sec ~ Township 80 of Range East of the third
NJ lying north OF the canal All of said tracts blocks ana
lots being assessed in the name OF VIM H. W. Cushman
Also the a3d day of June 1873 nj the same sale
said Noah Perkins became the purchaser Of the 81 NEA
NEii of See ~ Township SO NJ Of Range East OF the 81
NJ assessed I'm the Of j. a. Galloway. All of said
and due thereon for the year ~ S And
further notice ia hereby given that the time OF redemption
OF said lots blocks and tracts from laid sale Will expire two
from the date OF the purchase OF said lots blocks and
tracts at said sale respectively. NOAH Z. PERKINS.
Ottawa, H.. January 81, 1880 'Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

.VAN SALE NOTICE.-N9ticc ishsrehy giycn.
that NJ sale by the Treasurer and eX0fclo Collector
Of In Sale county, in the state OF illinois, OF delinquent
lands lots and parts Of town lots for the state county
other and costs due thereon for the year S and
previous years held the County Court House In Ottawa
In said and state aforesaid commenced on the 18th
day june A. D. 1873 and continued from day to day In
pursuance of law Noah c. Perkins the 2s day OF June
1873 became the purchaser Of the following lots and
of land situated in the county aud state aforesaid Ia
wit: The M Of the Sws Of the NEt OF section % IN
Township 81 n OF Range Eas Of the 81 principal mer
dian: Lots 2and In SWl Of Sec. Is, Town 81 Range
East of 81 H. NJ and Lots 2 and o, in WI NE4 OF Sec.
% In township and range Also. that on the I'd day
OF June D. 1913 the sale the said Noah G. Per
kns the purchaser Of the following tracts ~ land
to The SWi 81 Section IS, and the 81 NWa NW4 Of
Sec. Is. In Township 80, and the SWl SWa NWh Of Sec
ton In Township 81 all in Range Eat 81 the 81 princi
pal meridian Also that the eth day OF june H. a'a,
AT the sale said Noah Perkins became NE purclas
Of the following lots. blocks and tracts OF land 10 Wit
Block In Sangcrs Addition 10 ottawa; the 81 81 lot
IN block 10 town Of ottawa Lots p SO and block
II ia GIOVrrs Addition Ia ottawa ard all .ftc Wy NEa
Of Section ~ Township % y Range Fact uf the ID = NJ
lying Of the canal All Of said tracts lots and blocks
being assessed IN the name Of VIM. u ". Cushmnn, end
having been sold thereon for the year li7
And further uor" hereby given that the tinSo rcdcmp
ton OF said u blocks and tracts from sald sale VIII expire
two from the date Of the purcrs' Of -an lott h0css
and tracts respectively. NOAH { PERklNS.
OttaVn. IN. Jan. 81. 1880 lw
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Nem advertisements.
GEORGE NJ. LELAND.

WusIfr tNNNCeFV
Al "A ST E,IS'S SA JE.-NOtiCc Is hereby given, that
N by virtue "A decree made and entered Of record by
the Circuit Court of La sale county state of Illinois, at the
January OF said court 1880 In certain then
pending said court the cancery side thereof wherein
Andrew J. OConnor complainant, and John Wallach
defendant shall, Tuesday, the ninth day of March
1880 at the hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day offer for sale AT the south door of the county
and will then sell TO the highest bidder the following de
crbed property, being the ordered by said decree to
he sold that is say Lot number four In block thirty
seven in the city Of La Sale in the county Of La Sale and
state of Illinois.
TERMS OF SALR.-Cash. GEORGE VI. LELAND.X
Dated February !, lSeO4w Master In Chanccry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Porter" the fat passenger said, with just
the intonation of 10 cts in his voice, "Porter"'
"Yes, sah," said the porter, with the calm,
rustful infection of a quarter In his reply,
will you bring me your brush few mo-
ments? Not that" he added, as the porter
made dive at him with a wisp broom, mot
that; bring your shoe brush want to clean
my gums"
The porter's eyes walked out on his cheeks
and looked at each other as he brought the
shoe brush and stood staring to see the opera
ton begin. But he was mistaken. The fat
passenger only wanted to clean his rubber
overshoes. And the porter heaved sigh of
profound relief when he saw that it was 50.
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Leap-Year Spunk.

rom the Detroit Press.
A Detroiter who was out in the country the
other day to look after some poultry got stuck
In a mud-hole, although having light buggy
and strong horse. He got out, took a rail OFT
the fence, and was trying to pry the vehicle
out, when along came strapping young
woman, about twenty-six years of age. She
halted, surveyed the situation, and said:
you stand by the horse while | heave on
the rail, and don't be afraid of getting mud
on your hands and boots"
Their united efforts released the vehicle and
the Detrolter returned thanks and asked her
to get in and ride. She hestated, looked up
and down the road and finally SAID:
stranger I'm blunt spoken. Who are
you"
He gave his name and residence, and she
continued:
I'm over twenty five, worth $500 in cash,
know all about housework, and this is leap
year"
Yes know, but for heavens sake don't
ask me 10 marry YOU he replied as he saw
the drift
"See here" she continued, looking him
square IN the eye, I'm straight girl, wear a
No. shoe, and | like the looks of you"
"Yes, but don't-dont talk that way to
met
Stranger, it's leap year and I'm going to
pop, Will you have me or not:'
lin already married." he faltered
Honest Injun:'
YES"
well, that settles me and wont ride. I'll
take cut across the field over TO old Spoon
er's He's got four sons and tool nephew and
I'll begin on the old man and pop the crowd
clear down to the idiot, for I've slummixed
around this world just as long as I'm going
70! Good-by, slr-no harm doner'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Ii can almost be asserted that st. Jacobs Oil
works wonders. Shortly before the New Year,
when I visited my family in Mitchell, found
my son Edward, lad little more than ter years
old, very sick. He suffered with rheumatism,
and so terribly that he was perfectly stiff in his
limbs, could not possibly walk, and had to
he carried from place to place. At once | sent
for some ST. Jacobs Oil, used it according to d.
rections, and in few days could see evidence Of
considerable improvement. On the tenth Of this
month again visited my family and was aston
ished to find him well and hearty. lie once more
has fresh color in his face and can go to school
again. Wherever the old trouble threatens 10
return, relief is Immediately secured by the use
Of the celebrated st. Jacobs Oil. From sheer JOY
over this result cannot Withhold recommending
st. Jacobs Oil to suffering humanity as true
benefactor. CHARLES METZDoRP,
Office OF the Voitsfreund,
German paper OF Stratford, Ont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

Hyacinthe, the comic actor Of the Palals
Royal Theatre, Paris, Is not only famous as
being one of the most amusing actors in Par.
is, but is equally we'll known for the enormous
proportions of his nose. Between the acts,
some evenings ago, he proposed to Lapauche
to play ecar,c. Down they sat opposite each
other at a little table Hyacinthe had an aw-
his comrade, who at last lost patience and said
why the deuce don't you blow your nose,
man." "Parbleau," replied Hyacmthe, laugh
ing, "if my nose bothers you, take my hand
kerchief and blow 1t yourself; it is nearer to
YOU than to me-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
zegeI.
GILMAN & COOK,


IORTyf2A(fE.E,sS SA1AE..-TWhereas, oy the,r
WI certain deed, bees ing dae Juy the second
d. 1871 and recorded in the Recorders Office or La sale
county, Illinois, In Book ls Vt Records on rage s
Henry A. Shuler and Anna Shuer his wife OF the city
OF ottawa county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois dd
convey the undersigned rs ortagee the foowing de
scrbed premises situated IN the county on "a sale ana
state Of illinois, wit: Lots number two ana three, both
in block number eighty three, in states Addition TO the
Town city, OF Ottawa TO secure an Indebtedness OF
thousand dollars evidenced by cerain promssory
bearing date with said mortgage and executed by
said Henry A. Shuler for the OF two thousand dollars
payable the order the undersigned one year ser
the date thereof with interest At the rate OF ten per cent
per annum until paid; ~, . :,
And whereas default has been made In the payment OF
the principal and part of the interest due on SAID n0e
and the amount claimed to be due snd note on the DAY
sale being the OF thousand one hundred ana
thirty.nine 4.-lN tS2, 1890 dollars;
Now therefore public nOice hereby gwen that ny VIZ
tue OF the power and authority in me vested ~ sad mort
gage wilt Saturday the thirteenth day OF Msrch A. D.
l clock in the afternoon OF said day at the south
door of the County Court House in the city OF OTTAWA cuu
of La Sale and state of Illinois, sell said premises ABOVE
described public auction to the highest bidder fer CASH
together with all right and equity of redemption OF the SAID
Henry A. Shaer and Anna T. Shuler, his wife, their heirs
and assigns therein .,,o
Dated AT Ottawa Is this 9Th day Of February A. p 1851
JOHN DELAlN, Mortgage.
GILMAN & Cook, Attorneys. febIbw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

SHERIE'E"S SAI.E.-By virtue OF an execution
issued ont of the clerks office of the Circuit Court OF
La Sale comfy ana Of illinois, and 10 me directed
whereby am commanded make the amount OF aceraln
Judgment recently obtained against Philip Conn in fvor
Peter of lands tenemens goods and chat
tells of the said Philip Conin have levied on the follow
property TO WITT Lot seven in block thirty four In the city
Of Ia Snl- county NJ La Sale and state OF Illinois.
Therefore, according to the said command shall expose
for sale at public auction all the right title md interest OF
the above named Philip Conn in and 10 described
property saturday the 2Sh day of February ISM AT
O'Clock p w. nj the south door Of the County Court House,
in Ottawa lG sale county, Illinois.
Dated nj OTTAWA IN his 9Th dny Of February 1850
1T Fl'S G.. STEVENS.
fcb1 Sheriff OF la Sale County Ill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

DIN AL SETH E.NIENT NOT1CE.-Es'
Il TATE OF john COCHRAN, DECEAsED-Not y mere
by given all persons interested said estate that the un.
desgned Executors OF the last viii and testament OF said
John Cochran, deceased. win appear before the Goun'
q the County Court House IN Ottawa IN said county on
Menday the Sth day of March 1880 for the purpose
OF rendering Of their proceedings the admins
tration OF said estate for the final settlement
Dated at ottawa this 9th dav of February 1880
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
WILLIAM N. COCHRAN.
ATTEST, p W SroCKsLEORR Executors
Clerk County Court La Sale Co. III. fcD'iW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

tWo VEINS oSV. Az SCCuAS w us III Wis 10 al
honest statement Of facts It ought to receive
more attention:
All day yesterday the small rooms OF Albert
PietrOwski, at rs Spring street, were crowded
with visitors who had gone thither to see the
new motor that was advertised in I he Sun on
Monday. Mr.. rletrowki Is Pole. He Is
an engineer by profession, and has been in this
country sixteen years He has devoted his
leisure hours to the elaboration OF his inven-
ton.
The model that he exhibited yesterday con
sisls of pair of hollow metal wheels, four feet
in diameter, which rcVOlve on the same axis,
but in opposite directions. The moving pow
er is nine metal balls placed within the wheels
so AS 10 bear the rim down at first and then
gravltate toward the axis, where side groove
runs the balls off TO a grooved radius of the
wheel revolving in the opposite direction.
Four balls were placed in the grooved radii of
the FIRST wheel and four in the radii Of the
second, and when momentum had been gained
the ninth ball was added to give additional
power To the ALE of the wheels, which is
also the axle of smaller grooved wheels that
regulate the speed of the machinery, the shaft,
ing is applied.
Give me a cast-iron wheel sixty feet in di-
ametcr," said Mr.. Pietrowski, and Will show
you motor of 30O-horse power that requires
nothing to keep it IN operation. 1t will con
tnue 20 run until the material wears out"
Several OF the engineers who witnessed the
working of the Pie.rowski machine yesterday
were sanguine in the opinion that for all prac-
teal purposes, leaving out the engine of the
locomotive and the steamboat, 1t will be found
of great value
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

INAx SSAI.T. MOTTO E.-Nutl'c II hereby given,
that AT q H|c by the Treasurer aud ~ ulco Collector
Of Ia Sale UNITY IN the state Of Illinois " Delinquent
lands lots ana parts uf town lots. for the state county
and other and due thereon for the year H. s
us wears held the Comfy Court House n bn
IN -ai county md state, commenced an the seventeenth
day June - ISIS and continued from day to day In
pursuance Of law Noah C. Perkins IT.. the isenyScv
Cuih day Of Jane is1S became the purchaser Of Lots
aud three. In Block -Nyscycn. In the States Addition
ottawa said lots having been assessed I'm Tho name Of
William H. y. Cushman and sold for the taxes and costs
due thereon for the year A. o. sI1 The time u redemp
ton u he above dcsCrinci lots from the aforesaid sale viii
cNprr on the twenty seventh DAY uI June :, Z So
NOAH &. PERKINS, Ia
Ottawa H. January q, lSs0..3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

THE other day" writes Eli Perkins, II met
French gentleman at Saratoga who thought
he had mastered the English language"
"How do you dog" | SAID, on accusing him.
"Do vat?" he asked In puzzled manner. Il
mean how do you find yourself?' "Saire! |
never lose myself" you don't understand
me mean, how do you fcel?" "IIow feels :?
Oh, l feels smooth; you just feel me
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
BUDGET OF FUN.

Wiener the whistle footed,
Out from the nearest winder
There popped pair of female eyes
To gather in a cinder
So constant was this habit r .....a
On the part VI Arabella
That they changed her name and called her
The modern cmder Ella
Atlanta Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14

They had their usual evening quarrel as
they sat hy the hearth. On one side lay Inlct-
ly a blinking dog, and on the other turing
cat and HE old woman plcadcf vi, hcl
growing husband. "Iust look al Cat gai ind
dat tog; dey meier gwarres nor fights like us
YAH" said the old growler, Il knows dot
but yust die dem togcdder one time, und den
you see wot!"