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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

All persons indebted to Myers.
Housman 4 Co. are hereby notified
TO call and settle, otherwise suits will
be brought against them. The under.
signed holds ell notes and accounts
due said firm, as Assignee of same,
and Is alone authorized to collect and
receipt for same.
9. q. MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21
CommassloNER,s SIZE.

Q. q. sTOVAbL. Execuiar
of Ea,. Oft. 7. Brooks, deed.
".
.. h. L. HOOD,
Cbauosry CouFt let Dist. Chiekasaw County.
nY VIRTUE q = decree made ana entered
- IN the above alziea eause IN The ChancsrY
Court Of he Frs District Of Chiekasas
County, Mississippi. e he Nay Term, 1881,
e CnmniaaianaF eth sell 10 front OF he Cenri
honss door, in ths ieWn Of Housion, said eoua.
ty,o
aaamamgs 1u1y assn, asaz.
3 ihe highest bidder for cash, the following
described lands sitaaied Ia he Isl Disir.et III
ChiokasaW Couaty, to-wii; The South Easi
Quarter ,. 3. Z, see. B, township X, range
easi. and he Soaih West Quarter 3. ~. q
zee. 81, township 4, raaFe ea1l.
I vii convey such tide Is . vested "a ms Is
E,F MEDLIN,
luneI0 1m Commissioner.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

It is said that the Harmony candi
date for Governor, while q member Of
the Confederate Congress, was = sup
porter Of the 90 niger Law. You
cd Ragged Reb what do you think
Of it2
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

Miller, one of the administration
candidates for q. S. Senator from
New York, was elected Saturday.
He takes the place Of Rlatt. Conk
ling e successor has not yet been
named.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

BOYS, don't you remember that our
County Convention in 1875, refused
to request the publication OF its pro-
eeedlngs in the Clarion, because that
Journal was considered too soft, by
the politicians who are now exertine
themselves to stock the ChickasaW
delegalionin the interest Of the editor
ofthat paper. There's alarge sized cat
n that meal tub gentlemen, and the
feline is but partially concealed.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

"Well, yOu never vas more mis-
taken In your liis", II you think
the rank and Gle Of the party IN lhls
county will quietly submit 70 political
diolatlon, from the town "bosses".
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

TwrETHroUR Barksdale strikers in
the Okolona club ignore the pleadings
and protests OF 3 minority almost
equal in number, and appoint Thirty
two delegates TO tie County Con-
vengion. IfHouston should be mallp
ulated in the same way the political
ring will have CITY stocked delegates,
(about one-third Of the whole Con-
ventiOn) with which to begin the
business Of overriding tbe will Of the
people. Citizens Of Chiokasaw how
DO you like it2
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

We appeal 10 our friends in Oko-
Iona not 10 disturb the "harmOny" OF
the party, evan II this side Of the
creek should be ignored on the leg
lslative question. We've got the
sheriff and circuit clerk, and then
there are no bettsF citiaens, and no
cleverer men IL Old ChlokAsaW, than
jim Thompson and 'BilP Couch.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

Isan eight page forty column MONTH,
Journal, published 1t Washington, d
@, is brimfull Of goods things fol
the citizen as well as the soldier
Il opposes monopoly, favors equal
and exact justice to eli, and is the
special champion and defender Of the
soldier, bis widow and orphans A.;
every soldier should have It to keep
him posted. Only TWENTY FIVE cRErs
: year. Sample copy free.
Address GILMORE 4 CO.
Washington, D. C.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

THE Vicksburg Commercial says,
Stone and Barksdale stand on the
same platform so far as the railroad
question is concerned. Where is
"Sigmap'
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

%Subseriptions received for all
leading Daily and Weekly News
papers and Periodicals in the United
States ct the Post Office, by W.
P. TINDALL.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

We are informed by Capt. james
Kincannon that the re union Of the
4th Mississippi Regiment has been
postponed until August 2Srd and
94th.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

PoLlTIcAL harmony with the Banks
dale strikers means for you 10 make
ell the concessions ane allow them to
have their way. We don't cOncess
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21
Union FEMALE College,
OXFORD. MISSISSIPPI.

TNGLIsH and Classical course. Music. A.,
~ Modern Languages, Calisthenics. Fac.
ulty complete. Boarding Recommendations 6rst-
class, Oharges low. Next session opens SEPT.
IN, 1881. Apply for catalogue 70
iull1-tt Us. HOWARD. President
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21
NON.REsHDENT-s NOTICE.

AMOS WOODRUFF, ct at Chanoory Court
vs.. 2ndllisirict.
va N. R. R. Ct al. No. $50.
To L. Merchant, New Orleans, La.
You are commanded 70 appear at rules, at
~ the Clerks Office In Okolona, md Dis
trict, on the LIST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1881.
70 defend the suit 10 said Court Of Amos Wood.
run e. a. vs. '. n, R. T., wherein you are
:. y. MEDLIN, CLERK,
luiylA-A By II. b. LACEY, d. G.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

vUOsWAOvs & MssMON.es,

PATENTS and how 70 OBTAIN them. Pamph-
lai q 90 pages free, upon receipt Of stamps for
postage. Address
GILMoRE, SMITH q Co,
eolioiiora Of Paisuts, Box 81. Waahiuet D. G
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

A GENTS AND CANvAssEHza
"A Make from SIS % $50 per week selling
goods tor B. @. RIDEOUT a CO., Barclay 81.
New york. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug 10 1850. Ivr
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21
I.l NIonday b. Auru.l. Issl..

proceed 70 sell IN front Of the Court House door
n NE city Of Okolona, within legal hours. ~
We highest bidder for cash, the following a.
serioed lands, to-wit The Is. w. ~ south
ives. quartero Of Sec. y Section Seven, Town.
~ Township Twelve, Range a. Range -Four
saat, levied On as The property Of said defen
aants =. d. Harris and L. B. Harris, and will
oe SOLD % satisfy said Judgment. interest and
costs and all costs Of this execution and sale.
). Z. WILSON, Sheriff.
ByW. B. MCDoWELI. b, s.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

STONE will 60 into the Convention
ahead Of any Of his competitors.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21
SATURDAY., July %.

i PRESIDENT GARFIELD is GONZALES
cent.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

7. J. BUCHANAN a son,
vs.. p -
J. H. HARRIS L.B.HARRIs.
Judgment for S757,70 with interest Al q rer
cent trom 18th day Of March 1880, and
Rf virtue Of the above stated writ. 70 me
~, directed from the Office OF the Circuit
will on the 0O'n'' >
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

y The contest between Buchanan and
Couch is still undecided. Two box
Is are to be heard from, and We can
not forecast the result CraWfords
election to the Legislature is conce-
ded. stovall for Sheriff, Lyon for
Treasurer, Thompson for Assessor,
MeNamee for Coroner, aud Psttison
for Surveyor.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-21

The Democratic County
Convention has been called by
the Executive Committee, to
: meet at Houston. on
, 1881-10-18
THE NEXT sAENGERFEsT.
Tho .{iorsnnti 37lsRtcnl Societies e:cttluE
Ready ft,r 1t.


Ready for II.
Although tho cchuI,Ig strains Of tho music Of
tho Inst HnEGrtcst hAvo scnrcely t'ica away ~
yet, tho German 8in4lnH sncIcilca of EhlcVo nro
n!rcRty nGtivcly cngAHcl IN preparations for thu
next SItlEerfest, which Is tu bc hell two yenTs
hence lt buffalo. Lust hight ttrrp was Il Incct-
Ing held at Fehlknnlp's NJ delegates r:ErrscHi-
Ing twolyu different singing societies. Tor tho
PURPOSE Of forming q permanent orHantantt0si-
tint Is. u,l organization Of n tho various ,ler-
tIrs. III ors1rr thas thcro might lp greater unun-
Unity Of ,sct!on, AMI particularly In orst'r TINT
i!ioro might IL, Iuint rcluHranIs Thc<' were
l!Do!lt twclltS.tiv' NeleKases HEesclt. ". IfhiM
AIUtlHrK WIS cl4t,apli IN t1rcBitlt Anu Mr. useHf
Sr!,,1tslt WIS rlrctel Secretary.
liGlnrO thB reSuInr tnlsnGsY wtA prCs'cetlctl
with alr. .sntrg. H. lulIaI! Ut the ,lst E'I,,sHl
ltonr.l nI tho North AinGricnn HHnEers"sAd, prr..
sc,ltrd Mr.. Schmidt, vii" wns tho scuresary Ut
TINT kolly, with Testimonial l1i the s!tW of u
handsome and cpssty grid lAl,gc-a lyro set
Seh,lt acknowledged tho H!ft III 1t tie,lt speech:
The Mlcettitg ut ul!er nccited that centrn!
soSictX s,o'1H n fa5s a ip 1
The ciectiot of ofllcGti WAS ntxt t'ilceetlEtl
With mud rss,!itr,i ns follsws; President. Franz
sH ars,na , cursesiax Heas'; @
Sccro!nry, 1!'in !.inEGnlerK; FlnAl,clnl sG9re- @
tlry, Philip kt,ehGr: 1'rnlaurnt. Edward uli"
!cln; Librarians, Frank sclndt Htid Alhert
X committee WIS appointed to select Il musical
flrettnr, Ailtl nt.I IL EutnttHc IT, StttirE II Ihr-
tee to draw un constitution md by.InWs. Tho
meeting thci a.l|unrsIca iur !wo wrt:ts. The
sonletns reprcaentrt! wcrc thu 'r,!,cna Mitnhor-
ehor Frt'hsitn, iirdcrkrlfM lsntracrt, Ch!g'lHo
S;nacrDuRt!. South HEle l.lttlerk!mtz. Frcs
sinHrrs'ina, ltnrtxnri I.lclrtntc ALlrs,inl,.ltn,
fsntnin TsnIitsT ts,s Sc25 5 ssweSar Ml9 Mn"r,
ctor. The t;crnlastit Mi'nt"rchor sent word
thnt 1t wHull jut, and 1t IN r01Ailu tl,Nt Mi tl
ttMar iort'an stI'giuE aoeloth's of ITO city WILL
, 1881-10-18

sIiV1E sAl.E-l,y THOMAS Il PUTNAM,
l. u FnrtlaId l.lnrt:

Ii7Olt sAl.E-l,i THOMAS Il PUTNAM,
u = ''"rtla"d l'lsif: lsMift;:,t,u,,<.,y.
ts. a Il" IN" efi '''t " Il fs',;s. %
st s:s' ss!t @ ii: ss::s::E;%,'
Z @ y.,,; ;;s sSi : fsyG; ."
s;, $sS:;, III;
S'ss'; %ies s', vsss''', % "e%y ,
issi si s' ss ss %fss ": : %s{ '{ t}s!'':;. @
u 'es'' v'e""' "feG %i.hii:GEy.%v. .'htTiiS:pGE'y.sv"''"''
St:s yinf'sa a:. s:rSs s + fft"";:: "n;: @
,i," ,. w|,i' ih. ,sr !x%n,,a!!,s .m"n
%fsSs, s' %'; s%'',"' "H ":ss 't
Mfs%i, vss!M.;; ; asss & Tx:HIy:ss"a,i;.i;;
$s. " 5 s sss' s'S Ssss s
!r"t' ts' sts Ss'''i t'!"S@
iiss'cr prnrrr.y u. INN. oyt.nos.
.T7UR SAI.l;-slto II ,'aN.ACt,l; coal
A. n y ~ ;9'I* we:t ,., 4, ,;.s mr. st 1,., fix.
@ 's.$, t $' ii Il ;} iii s ss? {$ ii. ;;; sss ss; i:
!." r T. ,r ; 4 ma y or f % t.; a,,, r"rss h
!ss5 /: VI ~ s'ssss;lx $!ss { VA .s5.ss s%a @ 5.%s
n~;.rs sl,.y .at i.alp sa,,esi"r is" shaf,s Junk
ss'Ss: ss VIII. rtur,y ss = " @ si 1ss ssc.s r ",""
s IL, ii ,iSsts irS hs tRIs's" 1 'y ~ n,es H. 'is:
raau antl la'','"n. 1t wlll<sMak fur issolf trent
Sir; c S t;5Ss G,! ts' IT. 'y' t., s y' yt
n'ertt t',s"a9sns * e:Sinn *3t er fnaM. .
@ s % ~ ~ sS Tss; SHE .a r's
, 1881-10-18

WINSTON, Forsyth Co, N. C.-t'ENrs: desire
to express to yOu my thanks for your wonderful
Hop 1httsrs. wus trotIlIicd with stysprpsta inrr
your 1top iiftters some ak nunths agn. My H!trs
nus hee1l wonderful. | mn ln.ainr IT tho First
Methodist Church Of this plagn, aud my wto1
congregation Gun testify to iha great virtues 0E
your ultters. Very respectfully, ..
iEV. i. FEitEnEi.
, 1881-10-18
CRIMINAL ClIIfItr.

William Schroeder WIS tried by Il jury botoro
Judge Jameson yesterday on II cllArgo Ut selling
!!quors tO minors nnd acquitted.
,Jodh Miller Raa tried Tor horse. Btenlillg. and
diet.
, 1881-10-18

THE q!.AlII4s
tutME 1sf1f,GErr--l7 tn ii. inclusive. Nos. 81,
Il, n1l H. rutlnnn Va. Hutchinson, III t'eMrluK.
Npxt case NJ. 10 to lie tried.
APPELLATE t:nElsr-ti, ~, H. ~. md ~. NO
cMse on hearing.
JumtE nAltr--AsaistH Judge Anthony. M. Isl,
WciHs ". uuycr, iii triAi.
JtpiE SMlrit-So cr,itnt,ary cali. Trial thl1,
term N0s. :l,ii, :t,:', ssl. ,lts ;',:, :s, Aills
;,I.A, :ktt:tA. :tti1. NJ cLse hn trlhl.
.Jun1E Wit.t.tAMHt,H-As4fAts .fudgo Smith. MI.
1..StI. Summon VI. kitsinlrK, Cincinnati, T. 81.
LtuIs liuIlrultt tnmt,nny. IN tr1nl
.IUi,HE AsTIlDAY--SN4 ~ ID ;Ht. 404. Az. A:Hl.
Az. diH, 4fp. i5t. III To it. inclusive. No. 41t,
MrsKeu w. Hhit:1tls. tn lrh
.lHthln t3AnitNEti--:l IN .1nd9u tnniestna
cHtculr, atl.l Z. II, uni nr Judge t1nstliers
culcnar. No. r., ltycrson VI. lsroNn, OIL he'tr-
.juton RouE1,s-Su preliminary cnIl. Trial
eulI. .7H. s1s, III, I'M, ;AO. AMY. No Gus" Oh
Ju,a,x MonAx--a9, IT, ~. Ga, a.. ra =. rs, n
Nj. ~, kninfnsky VI. Frank. III trlnl.
.IE1nst: lltWE4--1l, and ~ tn su Inclusive. No
jttMsE HAHsuM-I}. u. I'M t,nolItt!c w. Miller,
mid tcrtnA Nns n, NtIpr va. hnoisle 4Gft. tsutl-
llst,,l VA. uhann; aud !ka7. Fly.1ail ". Firiil1
,jEnlE Ls,DMts-aGt Ghxr*. Ma. :ss md :sl nhtl
Nns a1.. Vii. :l. , ::.1a. ::a, ss! sx .s, III.
Iuimst: JAMEs,S-Nos III. tn. 10, ~, lc5, ,jg,
III. I'll. :sss. 319. 2Il. IT., md ;aa.
JuDnE TuLKY-NU. iii ol trial.
, 1881-10-18
I'YII, UNI; IiIIANCIf OfFICIEs.

IIiIB UNE ItRANCIf OEI1CIss:
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR
L. uulnprDMs patrons throughout tho city, We !.nva
cs1ull!shu lranch Oieps ~ thu t!fnrent ns!si1s
leo 'd will bu tsS'yfi' s,;f " ,!I s1sa!ch y H.:
IL. 4. T. HiMMH Itookse!Iurs md stAsIonors, lea
Hit3!,S iStouus 1su3al.t as 1ntana-v.,
M ~ HItllstXS. prusgsss, cornsr rir.r-,rst aud
ii. .. liDw Il Gu. CORNER 0akwnol boulevard uud
~''''ko ''o'''"'Wii II WEsF nIy1S,uY
FRANK sQUAlIs, nrasssA', ;ss' West atailsoh'st..
!. st;iIiiE'i.El. Druggist IL, woa. lako.At.. cor
"f! 4 sis'yi b&gRil, Druggist, s sou,h ,sa,.oa..
IT, II KiiAkT. nriaxss, III West ala.!son-st.. cor
JAMFS ii: K1sKLEy& TO-. Druggists. TIT suuth
llMSIfise Mi f. iiXitsXda f,iiSa 4 HaM u H. WAINWRIGHT m
iii. sUSNit:!LSEs, druggist, sia n!uo Islund'nv..
it, G. iilsisisICK. JSwesor. Novst,on,or. und Funcy
.XUt;usr jACOIisON. ljruxdst. III North llasted-
IT, SyptSs nu.sniSss' 2y'sIsS eS ?s:*,... n. s.,.
c'e!att fSEpS! ls'tS c% pru@4!. us a,sapoo.s
eotnsT 1Dis II. H. Niun Printing an Advertising
FUiijiliAN,
aoopn,c1q. nd% $i isus!1s "s:is Hyde park.av and
Fttty'thirdst,
eEol.aM ", Muifit;" nS"sss'Ier, s.s.lonor, md
, 1881-10-18

WHsEIVE1tS SNI.H =
ur tho y. Il. nnu The .t4Ut liz n T.. Il Ut t.Ht
II lnt* 4. n t;annt 'lr'.stsni taisyi.1o II ".
st.. = atIsrwIs, ~ % c.rrn,i y saliat Il H. Asscssuts
sassystnu of int. ri ~ vail H.rk i! ..lns :';.
:al.terutl!-r, ilrrt,yed hy aai"ry st,l ba.rnHnt
''fs I!|' NJ! 'i u Y 1D Ti t II 'S:Si 'Ss:SiSsH
i!,rtHns to n, ares "I IL. tt1snts Wy S"!1t u u
h,iruarY. a. d lsst. ii tic tsse # r. j. t:!llnru es
n. " t1 M.rrhnnth. FnrIMtrs' algchnnlss' Snsn4s
\. ~ ISL IT. II ncuek i. ill., ut my nllltt. = 1hkn@st
cheua1. se'i thu nbuvr dpscrc.l premises for tlt
Al3Itt IT .... 49,.
14AI&A t{llJuh
p,ynhlo ~ foors, tp,Hit ,, *;5S1 * n cne ,nd
ad hcttur tlI + t1en reGGisr +, which oseHs tho
hlgtlest uni tle best lid viii 10 MeerEiell.
tInccivor uf the ~. +. M.d Il. sMylMNA ilAllk.
, 1881-10-18

In PROBATE COURT.
'as sssato of 1eEtha Waook, ct a., minors,
, 1881-10-18

r., ~ Cierk Of tho Circuit Court desires tho
r Z wnn has tho tltcs III No. :7,S!l, LnsuNtarth
:" "oes' III return th1tn tn thu tieB,
, 1881-10-18

UNITED STATES COURTS.
,sl samuel II. sunfortl begun auEt for $l,a00
'Aa@eca sestos1ny ngatnst Clcmunt +, l'ortolat.
, 1881-10-18

A NY AMOUNTS. $50 TO :s::513, LOANED
Ie,t',yui. ttntns Reasonable. IL. NnshnEton-rt.,
ltuMthI4 lhflu III
, 1881-10-18

(VASTEn-A HOY IN 4 JEWEI.lif-
w umGsustnG s>tHbI.tsncnti mt wilt hMx been
NJ II tntt.e slu" EEefcrFHh. A.Itrsss y Il TEtbuDe.
WASTEl,-fOUNG MAN TO ASSIST
w In i,ntnsrnptI gnItery Atd lrars tho business.
Etuiln. IQI W.st A.llAt.
, 1881-10-18

7TOK SAI.E-ABOUr lai ACRES or
u c!lorn we-t1!ubgru.t !und N, Inks @it,rn balMw
noIs CeatfHl lsH!irsa. VII i.ss tIfougt. Thu cenire
uni ItlnI,Ain Ht1tlun u, this traEt.
il. H. WAiiD. Receiver, Isl i.ake-st,
, 1881-10-18

NTANrED-TO Hl1Y-A GOOD HOUSE
w md lot un cr.tss Hirtut hetwOtn Wabash IND
AHhtgnn-IyN hilsth u! TMenty.sec!llld.stj Will Ply
bIut t1a, from fiDbl 10 {tMI1i s.r9fHt tu deAI with
0w,lGrl. itItlrnna N n TfiuuTA t.tlCs.
, 1881-10-18

1lTANTEll-'rOK KESi'--A FIRST-Ci.ASS
w rtsicncr, u Ill stb.E Htl.t GatrltEp,Iutise, III
HHuth Htt,'i nlttulf.htxuh ab!G rn-u with tlste
pruunut preferred; i'cnkta. bctWuen Sl1tenntt nfn
tiptItt AllrtlrHl. IrAlru. l1l1Gt-
uvs. idge.B Il. MANNHEIM Eli, ri. ii le.Nlst-st
kUW turH,
, 1881-10-18

11OH SA AT TILE SUUTH-
IL wcBt cnrtpr Of !tsit h.ld llufuM-sts.. wlh lttn
hunsnx Sps. Ip tn :sn lIuEun.s.,, Apply tt UlDES,
SliEJ.1plS Il CO.. lkuuUl X III ElnTk.Et,
, 1881-10-18

ANASTEn-A MAN ABOUT - YEA RS
w or slt ~ drirn deliyery- -syAAHn. Iufrrntct,s
required. Apply 10 Z, T.. SfiAt.l, ~ Carroll
, 1881-10-18

TTU1t SALE-AT Il IA 1N:AlN-50 FEET
IL by ltJ fcnt, rnst fFtatlt. Un EHtuIkt, butHrpIl
Yam nlrln Arn 1lntrisllh-aI. frcu $tu,nA. IACuH
wt.tI, 4 I'll. III 13cnrlutr1t-st.
, 1881-10-18

A DvANCES On DIAMONDS. n0NDS.
NJN,ls hid Ii III KalIiupil-ft. established lX,A
, 1881-10-18

NTASTED-IN OI. NEAR THE CITY.
w PROMISES suitable fnr iafan (mrntnst fnctury;
silull htyu several NrrG. q ground nn1 y lnrEM
hWtlIIlH, with INwOr. TilIMAS Il PUTNAM. y
, 1881-10-18

Ij1ttK SAI.E-OR To REST-.A l.ARt;E
- 1lnutn sud grounds nrnr Ggut Mt utene1e. y. j.
MAltlL. YruAt1N. ii L.lkt..Ht.
, 1881-10-18

IGOR SALE-SoUTl CHICAGO. LOTS
In TAyIurs Aduit!Dni IN hDl,slt wanted ut nllrrt
two etit,Icu locations fnr manufacturing purnuspA
t11lp HBrfpct. u. II. rAf1uH. lu1 UearbOrn-nt.
, 1881-10-18

THOR SALE-11 ACRES MILE WEST
llESlti wALI!:li ill.,.
Luz iIG:rhurst.nt.
, 1881-10-18

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCLt-
IN liot secutos pal4ntf, r4ysAs. gse Patient III
gatun thruushupt shs U kason sp1ea1 a!tnMatlo,l. III
ApoW II. phlcagQ, III, aud " f.st, Washington, U.u
, 1881-10-18

T,OIt ItSAI.E-BAltGA[NS IN IMPROVED
y nnd M''lt'!pnIvqt i,roHeEty, st.'rgs AMl building
ygstnHHtx. Alsn, ruAltuicqs llD Nurlh. Wekt. Anh
HIuth Sides ut urieox u suit buyurs. J. J.. WHITE y
Co., ltunHI ], NJ CIAEk-st.
, 1881-10-18

WANTED TO HIif-SMALl4 HOUSE
w or cutti4Gt. nf,E lot. ry suburban. M GusY
teyMs, A.lresr. .ytG |ueattun price, uni icrs IL
III. Yrjbuur ut|lHu,
, 1881-10-18

JNASTED-N1G House. WITH LOT
w frun ii 10 1l frHt rlt in Etl l0cAtlli fytls
FArk or t:ngDnu.st llrGfetrtti; vii! Eay NJ tn1Hy
prices *tAsU location ns,u Ericu- AuuIrss l. Iril-
ule u1lcH
, 1881-10-18

THADEa.
"ASTEt - GOOD rASTSMAKEflS.
" .iA.e.l'is HHlitsInR. southwest c,,rtur CIArk
, 1881-10-18

IL IN A,a,ns.sl., north frl,nl, nstlr Wuhasl!.nv.
Ar, GEO, 4, EMERY, ~ WA1liNEtIi.St.
, 1881-10-18

T1UR SALE-yAN l}uliEN-ST., 10 X
lj fUDt 10 nIIHy, MUIR Ilnarl 1T IFhfiG Elgs
ts hst llnro n property in tu ely Inr rho price, J.,
L, WHITE i To-, llIUHI i, Vi Cfnrk.At.
, 1881-10-18

I'Ol. S.ALE--1o ACRES on Asfll.aSl}-
isna,I: uAe ua III .ectn ~ y. u; :t6 arrea nnrih
ufrracy ui ,t itcn sl'!lf ta sra,I IT ,mr-
wat " uaI near Iul..nan. llE:@Hi l.. lils.h. Ia
knr rl1.Xt
, 1881-10-18

A Ill TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WIN WlsA IL sell c,st.t,H elutiiHg. c4frsts. and
Epdua vii d9 ~el " syndlnx nrdera!1 = Hstscl.D
0Ingr dealer ID sls rftyt ut sv yonr caat-ou e9s-
{nx baIuF0 Tnu WI ~ n1JF frUns ur Att5. tlEN@
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-26

Our new spring stock or wall paper is now on
the racks and ready for inspection. 1t can safely
be said that no stock ever shown In Ottawa can
compare with it in extent end completeness.
This stock is made, by the extra care put on Its
development, business in itself. Approaching
the vast changes that have taken place In the
trade during the past year or two, whereby deco.
rative results are reached never before thought
Of as possible in paper hangings, our manager
has made special study OF these advances, and
BY thorough mastery Of the styles OF papers,
styles Of decorations &c, can now offer novelties
presented by no other house In this county We
make artistic designs for decoration Of private
houses, hotels, stores, public halls, churches,
&C. and will furnish materials at tho lowest pos.
sible prices.
Besides decorative papers, We carry full line
Of all grades, from the lowest prices up. with
ldados, friezes, borders, centers, &C., and also
curtains and fixtures. ALL classes OF buyers will
find this stock worth looking at and we cordial.
iy invite all to call and look at our goods.
Respectfully,
OsMAN & HAPEMAs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-26
Important Sales,

W. W. Hitler, Patrick Watson and William
Swan, stock men from fayette county, Pa, have
recently been in this vicinity making heavy pur.
chases Of cattle and Norman horses. Besides q
fine lot of young mares they purchased Of John
Neva!l, OF Deer Park, one OF La Sale county's
favorite stAllions, ''silhouette," for which they
paid g., 900. "silhouette" WAS sired BY Imported
"Perche Parls;" weight, 1850 DIS, was foalcd
April 20, 1875; color, dark dspple gray; import.
ed from France by Eli Hodgson TO Ottawa, IL,
in 1874. Dam, imported pride OF Paris weight,
1850 thas weighed over 2oOoJ; imported from
France BY Eli Hodgson to Ottawa 10 1874. Sill
houette was bred aud raised by J.. HodSson &
Sons, Ottawa, III. His full record can be seen In
National St,Gi Book. Horse men Of La Sale
county feel reluctant in parting with this fine
horse, vet La Sale's loss is Fsyettes gain and We
bespeak for old Payette a great i'm proVenen n; In
her stock OF draft horses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-26
business Changes.

Mr.. P. ". Olmstead has sold the abstract
books of La Sale county titles to Mr.. Sherman
Leland, the former owner. These books are
now complete, and, sincs the late FIRE In the re
corder's office, are the only books showing a
complete chain Of title to La Sale county lands.
An abstract, therefore, made from these books 10
as perfect as can now be made. Mr.. Leland him.
self has long bad the place accorded him as the
best abstracter in the county, and has been in
the business pretty much oil his life since boy
hood. The business will be conducted with the
utmost care, and abstracts will be furnished by
Mr.. L. that are reliable at fair price.
Mr.. II. A. Butler, OF this city, whom the far.n n.
ing public will remember as for long time chief
clerk, until few years ago. at the Eames ware.
house, has purchased the grocery stock and
good will OF Messrs Phillips Bros, on La Sale
street. While the public will miss the "Phillps
boys" they will cordially welcome Mr. Butler,
who, there is every reason to believe, will make
a popular substitute. He will handle all goods
in the line called groceries" and spare no
pains to make the house an even more popular
one than it has been In the past.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-26

A called meeting Of the city council was held
on last Thursday evening to canvass the election
returns, insugurate the new council and tran.
sact general business.
All the aldermen showed up except Logan.
The marshal reported fines imposed in March,
$50; collected in cash, $3.50; worked out, s.;
not paid or served in jail, SIS.
His annual report showed fines imposed dur.
ing the year. $6SS; collected In cash, $5O4; pound
fees, 80. SO; 6nes worked out, 800; RENTED,
$ll; uucollected, SO; uncollectable. SO; Old
fines collected $40; fines not collected, but good,
$50. Mr.. Phelps said he had examined the JUS.
tees docket and found the items correct.
The street supervisors report showed total dis.
bursemenis charged to account Of public i'm.
provements, q, 500 IA; paid to laborers, 5,0O..69
paid for msterials $3.50 At; cost Of materials fol
Main street culvert, sS6s. ST; paid for labor on
same, $99S6l.
Blake moved that the attorney prepare IN
amendment to city ordinance touching the an,
nuai election, changing that document to con
form to the statute, making the hour Of closing
polls "seven o'clock P. M" instead OF "si1
o'clock P. M" which was agreed to.
Blake also made speech as to the righteous
ness Of paying Hon. VIM. Redoick and Wash
Armstrong 500 to cover their expenses In dc
feating the Supreme Court consolidation bill
He moved they be allowed that amount. II wa,
allowed.
The mayor, on motion, appointed Perkins
Blake and Carew committee to canvass tht
election returns. The canvass resulted as fol
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