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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-26

BY George II. Polndexter,
Real Estatc Agent and Auctiouesr,
No. 1900 Main street.
A uCTION SALE OF A
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
ON GRACE STREET,
SOUTH SIDE,
BETWEEN LAUREL AND sHAFER.

By request OF the owner will sell by auction, en-
the premises, on
TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-described LOT, 'front.'
Ing 81 feet on the south aide OF Grace. and extend.
ing back 1854 feet 10 wide alley. This lot VIII be
sod as a whole divided to suit the views OF buy
ers. Attention especially called % this sale. as
there are now few lots on The market In this destra-
Bile and rapidly. improving locality.
TERMS: Very lberal-t0 be an 1ounctd AZ sale.
GEORGE II. P0INDkXTER,
ie23 AuciiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-26
BY II. Seldom Taylor,
fsuccesssr 10 James NJ. Taylor q son')
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
i BIE TwO.STORl BalCK DWELLING. No.
2I2, On THE WEST SIDE OF LAUREL
STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AMI
REVFRIY.-I,y virtue OF certain deed OF trust
executed on the 2lst day OF June. 1878, 10 James
NJ Taylor trustee duly recorded In the Clerks Office
naee p. 10 secure The payment OF certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having been
made In the payment OF a part or said deot ana al
the re0uest OF all The parties interested VIII. rs
the executor OF the said James NJ. TAYLOR, trustee,
proceed 10 sell at public auction upon The premi es,
on ~
0f fair; IL not en- the fair day thereafer) the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, consisting
Il LOT fronting on the west side OF Laurel sireeI
between Cumberland and Beverly 3oxl30 feet 10
40 alley 20 feet wide, with NICE TwO-S1ORY
BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing hve
rooms besides kitchen, and In good order.
TERMS: Very liberal, aud made known at the
hour of sale III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
lie 26 Executor Of James NJ. Taylor, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-26

Captain Grote says: "Many woman
dusts billiard chalk off her husbands coat,
and big tear stands in her eyes as she
thinks how late he works nights at has desk
by the whitewashed wall"
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
ELIzABErHTo~N'
LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
MORTGAGE, $3,500,0O0
SINKING FUND, $4,000 YEARLY.
LENGTH OF ROAD. 1875 MILES.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, TO HUNTINGTON,
WEST VIRGINIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN MARCH AND SEP
TEMPER.
DENOMINATION $1,000,
IL COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
At LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. this road con-
meets with the KENTUCKY CENTRAL and GIN.
and South to CHATTANOOGA, West ria the L.,
G. aud l.. to LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS , and be;
yond, Southwest TO PADUCAH; MEMPHIS and
the whole system OF roads diyerglne thence.
AT HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
1t connects with the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY to the EAST, vtg RICHMOND, 10 the
finest harbor on the ATLANTIC COAST at
NEWPORT NEWS,
nassing thoongh the magnificent mineral and tim
Der lands of Eastern Kentucky, the famous blue
grass graia, cattle tobacco and hemp lands OF Cen
trail Kentucky, which VIII pour its reights over this
nne TO the eastern markets.
MORE THAN HALF OF THE BONOS HAVE
BEEN DISPOSED OF.
PRICE TO-DAY, sl0S AND ACCRUED IN
TEREST,
subject 70 further advances without notice.
we recommend these BONDS 10 our friends aud
customers as a frst-class railroad security
DAVENPORT n Co,
Stock Brokers, agents for The sale of the Bonds.
ll-Im lll3 Main street, Richmond.
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..---,~,ovn yopx RIyEa AND CHEsPgAhn}
RICHMOND iV~" RAILROAD. !

hlChAVNUi RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ;, roo,
PASSENGER TRAINS. =, ,~.
Arrive daily Except sunday al II n, M;rS NV
,s,iy vent sunday at T.. connect ICtsDai
TIlI' RsDAY, and SATURDAY Win p'sS'H"''
STEAMERS 10 aud Il ON baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily lexe.pt sunu' srI,R.
NJ: also, TUESDAY, tut RsDA u an ns po,at Win
nay AZ l;45 A. NJ, Connect al We, Iol", ~
Steamers for Baltimore. Phsdepma, nc" i0N'
Roston, aud all eastern aud western points or,r.
inisu Is'.s ,ssned H.. DoTGLAs.
apl2 -
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BY Vsshon q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

INVEST CLAY STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Undera decree
OF the Chancery Court OF Richmond, we VIII sell al
the risk, cost, and expense of f.. b. Cooke, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1881.
at 9 O'Clock +. NJ, on the premises, the BRICh
TENEMENT No. s04 west Clay street. fronting
about 22 feet, with LOT attached OF 10 rect In
depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In equal pay.
ments In one, two, and three years, with interest
added. GEORGE - VASHON,
JOHN JOHNS, JR.
Commissioners.
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. N. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. -

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and 10 Richmond june r. ISL
Mall. Accom-. Express.
Leave. 500 A. NJ. $50 r. ". 1000 T. v
Arrlve...... ! $40 Z. NJ. 500 A. NJ 1900 A.. NJ
For further details. apply al 1000 Main street 81
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot ticke. Office.
RI. ". FULLER.
Tell G.. T. aud /. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-26
By Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Estate Auctioneers, HOS Main street.

BY Frank II. fII q CV''
Real Estate Auctoneers, HOS Main street,
BUILDING-LOTS.
" BETWEEN KINNEY AND
AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1881, .,
on the premises. at @ o'clock r. NJ; we WI, ser,
TWct yAfyjAKI,E LOTS on the north side OF Gay
:, rect bet ween Kinney and Bowe at auction. Eacn
Iot fronts 40 feet, with depth OF ZxO ieet 10
wide alley. These lots are egioly iocA'ed anu VIII
TERMS: Very reasonable. and VIII De announced
-, d.x IF saIe' FRANK ID. HILL h CO.,
n"sy Va ' Auctiopeers.
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VALLEY RAILRoAI

- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE 10 lnt
sHENASDOAH.NALLE lRON-fitL'S
AND THE
CAVFRNS Of LIRAN,
and for Port Republic, shenandoah lron-N
Iuray, BentoByie, Front Royal. Rlyerion' !. i''
Vile, BerrysIlle. Charleston, Shepnerus''"-
Shsrpsburg, and Hagcrsiown.
CONNECTIONS: ..
AT WAYNEsBORO' with Chesapeake ahu ''."
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Baltimore
and ohio railroad. 49,
AT UAGFRsTOWN with Western Maryland "a Z,
road for BALTIMORE, aud Mitn IN IN
Valley railroad for PM AlbhLfhlA, - "
YORK. PITTSBURGH. aud all points No o,t,t,-.
Take ears At Chesapeake and phio railway -
Fer time OF trains sec time. carus on sPp'' y"
Agents of Chesapeake aud ono rsinas.,,
H~e"S " JOSEPH W. COKE,
General Ticket AGENT. flagers!9wn, No
"'"''"' CHARLES l.. HArCH,
o...-.i Passenger Agent. IagerstOwn, Nd.
"e"''" JOSEPH n. SANDS, a.,
oo Superiu,endent HaserstOMn, va.
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THE POPULAR WATERINGPLACE +,
CAPE MAY,
is REACHED ~ THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD ~ Two H"lE>
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
DICUMOND. FREDERICKSBU RG

n Z IT 1T q y y, FNEULhI0 N"HN 10
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C. CONS
msncIug SUNDAY, May 10. ISL: -
5Is a n leaves BNrd.>tgeet station dA(i soy
0''' only AZ Milford aud Frti,r As0nfi'
sl1 A. NJ. leaves Byrd->treet sta. dtiiy ,tt
cept sunday
,lop NJ. leaves Bytd->irect station daily.
400 j. NJ Accommodation ior junction, l,t,r
''VN Broad-S,reet station daily except qua
daYSl. ,..
1l.2O A. NJ. arrives al Byrd--trtei station IA y.
800 L. W, arrives Al byi,-Nl''' ''.-'V"
makes no local stops. ..r,
95s z. NJ, arrives al Bltd'auee' S'"'''" "'"'
Except sunday. ID.
gao A NJ ccolomodaiiOu. arrives ~ bi''.'
Stree. station daily except >gu.as'"
I. A.TAlLoh'
General Ticket Atta-
Y II II MYERS General Superintendent
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BY George s. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No z Tenth street.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionetrs. jc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
hrs J. v. SMOOT, Port Tobacco. Md

S72A, wEEK si2 day at home EARLY
TRUE & '-oC Augusta Maine
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
ADRIAN POSEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW and GEN
ERAL CLAIM AGENT.

Will practice in Charles, and the adjoining
counties and in Washington city, Office with
Mr.. R. H. Edelen, Port Tobacco. p. o. Ad-
dress Aliens Fresh Charles co. Md.
jan 23-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Winter Pasture for Sheep

The value of a good winter pasture
can scarcely be estimated too highly
by the fockmaster. The idea that
a distaste for the ordinary winter food
is created finds no warrant in the
experience of those who have intelli-
gently tested the policy. In those
sections adapted to the growth Of blue
grass little effort is required, as this
will afford as good winter pasturage
as needed, Where this cannot be
grown, or in such instances as it is not
available by reason of remoteness from
shelter and feeding grounds, a good
substitute is to be had by early sown
rye, from which vastly more grazing
may be. had than those who have not
tried it would believe. Even it sown
up fields required for some other crop
the succeeding year, the rye can be
plowed under during early spring,
with benefit to the land that will
fully repay the cost of seed.
The advantages of winter pasture
are found not so much in the actual
nutriment derived as in the wholesome
effects upon the animal system insured
by mingling the green and dry food.
Constipation, and the sluggishness
consequent therefrom, may be avoided
by short run upon grass upon such
days as the weather will permit. The
time should be SO regulated as not to
interfere with the regular feeding
hours. This fact, and the further one
that the weather is most likely to favor
it, indicate the early afternoon as the
most favorable for the hours run,
which will ordinary be found suf-
fcient.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Excelsior & Ammoniated PHOSPHATE

well and favory
% tF
Virgil
with the high standard WILL BE MANTANEB
heTeofo
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
JUST OPENED!
Millinery
All Spring Styles.
THE EMPORIUM FOR AsHIONs

Mrs. GEO. a. HUNT having just return
4Nl ed from Baltimore with full line oil
FRESH ami NEW Spring Millinery respectful
iy invites the LADIES Of Charles county to an
examination OF her Stock She has opened in
The parlor Of the ST. Charles Hotel, where she
will at all times take greet pleasure in exhibit.
ing her goods. Her stock Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods SurpaSses anything ever before
brought 10 the county and consists OF every
hing that is necessary To heautifr and adurn
ladies. Misses and The Babies Mrs Iiuuttwill
endeavor to consult such Il variety of tastes aud
10 keep n hand all the Latest STYLES, so that
1t will he unnecessary for the Indies of the
county 10 20 10 the cry al any time TOR FASH
ioEailc Millinery. Give her a call NH lStf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16

Special Notices, preceding marriages and
deaths, will be charged p per cent. in addi-
ton 10 above rates.
Legal Advertisements at rates provided l.
Law
Business Cards not exceeding five line ,
per year. Every additional line fifty cents
Business Notices, inserted tn the nc,cs colHmn
md all notices designed 10 promote iHdirtjurI Ia
teres's tcu! he charded al the rate Of ftty cent?
for The frst hqs dndteH cents for each succeeding
iHc Tor one Eeek,
All accounts for advertising are due at I'M
time OF the first insertion OF the advertisement
Advertisements should Ice marked the length
at time to he inserted, otherwise lhey viii bs
continued till torhid, nj the option OF I'd,
publisher ane charged accordingly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
NEW WHARF
IN
? OF Tobacco Gre ak.

HE fRENTLlND WHARF is now
Completed. and re fdv for he reception of
freight. etc. For tie present the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Cid Bounty Land Warrants.

III" i@st Report al the Comins -"pc. e u,
Grutr,l Land Office sis,lws ,. Sq7 .,nc acre. ;.
Bounty Land War; 'ntS "utstsnd,n : Thcs.
werr ISSUED un'',r act uf l-55 aud prior acts
iLhoRE x 20 paw cash f,r them =, nd b,
registered letter VIII '. Assignments im
perfect We give iu<Irt on r-rftt ih..rn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
PeDsi rs

AZ cFrI Fss, SOLDIERS. md -aILoaS v..tIn r.,
ptu''t' jniur.ri iu tl,. l,'. = how,,vr,
stEii|v. rHn obtain p.u~i"m by addressing
..I.A orr 4 co.
Cs-, ur'sr, at = ~ Gii.NnRE 4 40 b for,
- pr me- cutrI o. thu Euit,d States in.
Co - ~ & au,S aud tit. >,,,iirrn CIAini- Cum
mis- so.
Ea h - par'un' ~ IL .ur business = itl.-te,
in =. rate hur ~, under tn" t-y''sry. II b,
T. y icts q tstri.S rupt yrd ~ III. s.lr
= ..inpf "a. - al Hu-in,- -nrrust
- to eli N ORE 4 60 - t'alS Srtrur-t ",
ear it. win sue, ~ Is wing H.
Edd. ess GILMORE & CO.,
j. l6-tf I'asti, gion, ID. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Ito HsNseagy Gl'OsreAss.

The undersigned H. FEGT!
~ F.
andp o M
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Arrears Of az a.d 5,uutr.

tFFiCTRS soLitsss AID SAtLoG~ IL Ia. AZ
EAR. - t!icif a. ia in - suv t..<,.< ,r'it,
net, Y ~ az III, Government - which tk.'
ave y" kE"W hedge. Write full history If -,
tIcr, .na state sIn'.uu; If pav - '~n-,'v r.
"ivtd- ! uCi~-- -tsr.p I" GILMORE & co.
'nd tul r,piy. afr X n,Ipatiun, vi. - ri,
u yuu free
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
United States General Land Office.

Crnt'stad l. nd Cases prosecuted hsfr 20
United States & .-r"ral LAND o.. aud n. arr
ucut 81 the intciI.'r. Pivot. I..u r'a,,n-
nIHISo and PRE SYMPTOM Claims nj How
.TEAp Case ATTENDED. tts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
NEW SPRING STYLES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The largest Best Selected. and Cbcanest
>f"rk ct Boots and Shoes ever offered in This
market. " ''''
Every man ought to consider where he c,n
get the most value for his money. nennv
saved Is penny earned. Ali we ask onr
frienos and patrons is to favor us with :, call
ana convince themselves ofthe fact thai we ran
meet the demand of ALL
We are resolved TO sell our goods at so small,
prohf that the people Must Buy.
Thereby enabling US TO keep our Stock all
ways Seasonable "
failure to examine our Stock is an eppor-
tunity lost. opp0'-
We can make it 10 your interest to trade
with us ~ ""uo
Our goods are bought from FIRST Hands
saving double profit and giving cur ('ustom-
ers the benefit.
Country Merchants.
VIII Ind 1t 10 their advantage 10 examine onr
stock from which equally good selections can
be made nj prices that will compare f,voranlv
with those Of the Northern cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat BIT n Boots. 81 % Ia 81 M
:, Fn'" Niu !, - to 4 so
hasuhs foHeu l. % to 90
Po.lsh g 90 10 200
. ca I5to 90
=, S'fperS IN g'eat variety % to 200
Men Cali Boots 50t, : m,
- Coarse Shoes (Solid) 90 ~ 40
. Fine Calf {. All Prices
Misses Boots ! not, ,so
Chldren's Boots IN ~ ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-26
Nothing snort Of Unmi.,ak.bie Benefit.

Conferred upon tens OF Thousands OF sufferers
conld originate and maintain the reputation
which AYgR's SARsArARILLA enjoys. II Is O
composnd 81 the best vegetable Alternatives, with
the lodides Of Potassium and Iron. and is the
most sfiectusl Of all remedies for scrofulous,
mercurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cessful and certain In It's remedial effccte. II pro
duces rapid and complete cures OF Scrofula,
Sores, Boile. fiumors Pimples, 3ruptions, skin
Diseases and al disorders arising from lmpurity
Of the blood BY It's invigoraiing effects IL al
ways relieves and often currs Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and lrregulsrl,ie-, and Is q
potent remover Of vitality. Por purifying the
blood II has no equal. II tones up the system,
restores and preserves the health, and imparts
vigor and energy. For forty years !, has been
In .ytensivs use. and Ia to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. For
sale 10y all dealers. ~
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a Wonderful Winter.

The New York Sun: THIS winter is one q
Exceptional severity 10 Europe, as well IL
all parts Of the United States. People hav
been accustomed 10 con graduate themselves OF
1.-The mldrr climate of the states and territorie
lOf the Pacific coast, where the air 10 so temp
lered by warm current from the shores Of ia
pan that SNOW and ice are rarely seen there
Out this year they hrc greater sufferers than W
ION the Atlantic. While the states east of thu
Rocky Mountains have experienced the dis
IcomiOrts of severe cold, on the other side Of
that range has been immense destruction Of
property by floods that have surpassed any
thing ever recorded before. The deviation
caused along the line ut the Central Pacific
and IN the valley of the Sacramento has been
announced by telegraph, hut later reports from
Oregon show that also in one of the choicest
farming regions Of that productive state there
has been serions and widespread disaster,
NJ eantimc We hear that In parts of Mexico
persons have frozen 20 death; that in Holland
d, kes have been swept away by the sea and a
whole province inundated. causing great loss
of property and much suffering; tina, in Lon.
| don ih' re have been foods and snow storms
That necessiia'ed r total suspension of all bust,
ness and inflicted damage to the extent OF
| $40 100000; that in Russia large colonies OF
Germans have been reduced to extreme destl.
tuition, and that in France the military have
been called out to assist in clearing the roads.
This IS an extraordinary list Of damages from
storm and winters cold. and will doubtless he
regarded by some as fulfillment of the pre-
dctlons that serious disturbances of the ele
ments would be occasioned this year in consc
quence Of the position of the planetary bodies,
while those who have announced 1881 as the
late of The end of the world will doubtless be
yin to set their houses IN order
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70 build something that will be u credit to them
selves and an ornament to the village"
Streator Free Press: THE ariesian well has
been abandoned by the contractor for the pres
ent ut least. After gong down to a depth O
|. 2aS feet stratum Of hard limestone was pass
I'd, that seems TO have been crumbled by sont
upheaval, as the dsll worked pieces Of rock
wedged into the hole making It impossible Ia
continue the work. II further operations are
begun new tubing will have to he obtained from,
Philadelphia which will necessita,e a delay OF u
couple Of weeks Gray, the contractor, came
down on Thursday evening and took his whole
force AWAY on yesterday morning, with the ex.
ception Of one man 10 watch the machinery.
Just what he intends To- do has not been given
out. If another tubing is to be put in the well
it will reduce The bore to about four inches
making a much smaller well than was contem
plated. Al present the prospect for artesian
water Is considerably danpenrd."
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Spirit OF the County Press

The Wenona Under, on the l7th. entered on its
18th volume with flying colors.
Msrseilles lie excited over the prospect OF "two
new railroads"-'in the spring" One is from
Mendoza TO ksnkskee, the other from Piainheld
TO Btreator.
The excursion 10 New Orleans via the Illinois
Central railroad went through Mendoza with 100
passengers. Mendo.arians we're frightened out
Of going by accounts Of high water.
Asst. Supervisor Fischer, Mendoza, Is anxious
to be elected supervisor this year In Meiniire's
place. McIntire IL said mt 10 be q candidate.
VIM. Truman and q. A. Kellsnberger arc aiso
seeking the "high honors' Of the same office.
Ns-S: THE Catholics OF Lostant are moving
% build new church. the congregation having
outgrown the narrow hmis OF the old edines.
From present talk IL would seem that they ussn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-26

Butter-Choce to fancy creamery, 3ld32: hne
to fancy dairy, 2lt23c; good to choicc lstG2oc
shipping lots, l6QrlSc.
Eggs-Fresh, 2oc lined, lsc.
Potatoes-PeachblOws, 700t75c.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, 5000
665: good TO choice natives, $4.60d4.O; com
mon shipping and killing steers, <3,OCI4l5
cows and heIfers, t340@4.00.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from $iG0@6.o0 to
packers.
WooL.-The February circular OF Walter Brown
Il Co., wool commission house. 252 Federal st.,
Boston, states that the supply OIL hand In Janu-
airy was larger than had been anticipated, but as
manufacturers have been pursuing hand to
mouth" policy and have no stock on hand deal
ers are firm. Prices OF Illinois, Iowa and West
ern are given ak and Xxx, 3s(di0 cts. No. J.
Ha 45c. No. g, S6tf0c.; combng, Adi9c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-26

To SCHOOL DIgEcToXs.-We keep all kinds OF
School Blanks. Recordc, Registers, Teachers
Contracts, Orders, &C. used by school officers.
We also have the Common School Laws Of the
State OF Illinois Price 25 cents.
OsMAN & HApEMAN.
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A CARD.

To al sbs safens frvn The and indiscrcson'
Of yoih sessss early decay los Of manhood
te. WI End . recips tts will Jos. ffSEk OF
CHARGE. This great r'm.dy discovered ~ miasios
Az In South ADescA sud s-lfsddrrssed envcope u
Ne Rsv. Jossrn Z. isusE. stgiso~ %. Mes Tok cts.
Arsfl if-tySp
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DISTRICT ScHooLs.-We keep all kinds of books
used n the different District Schools in the coun
ty, and sell at the lowest prices. Covers fur
nlshed free. OsMAS & HAPEMAN.
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miscellaneous.
THE FIRE.

Owing the Losses oned by the burning OF my Ee
usse, in grain and shrilkage Of real estate nnd
myelf In stra,oned circumstance and obliged sell
my property 70 pay my debts offer Sc bargain the lets
canal which elevator with the oice
scales cribs engine and boiler a in good condition. my
residence Fast Ottawa with eight lots the house and
Of the los the vacant los separately the ne large
residence Ottawa Avenue formerly owned by r. X LIE.
LAND; small residence In south Ottawa good business
property ON Main street. OTTAWA; farm Of 10. acres in
Grand Ragds townshp farm OF to acres In Livingston
county Will sell ofthc above cash. balance
ia i've Also vacant ots IN Seneca 10 trade for
feb..Smo. H. l. HOssACK
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Trade MAR I

lead Insanity Consumption and Premature crave
~ Full particulars In our pamphlet which we desire TO
send free nv mail ~ The Specific Medicine
sold by an druggists at package or six packages Tor
S. win be free by mail on receipt OF the money by
Addressing rHE GRAY MEDICINE CO. -
No lo6 Ma n Street, BUFFALO, n. Y.
Sold IN BY c. Gehring and Forbes Loraauh CD