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THE INTER OCEAN,
THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1882.

THE SUN for 1852 will make ts fifteenth annual revolution
under the present management shining always, for all
big and little and gracious contened unhappy
Republican and Democratic depraved and vrtuous nei
gent and obtuse THE suns light is for mankind and wo
mankind of every sort but its genial warmth is for
good while pours discomfort on the blistering backs
of the perslstently wicked
THE Sun OF 1868 was newspaper of kind. II dis
carded many of the FORMS multitude of the superu
Gus words and phrases of ancient Journalism undertook
70 report In fresh succnc unconventional way all the
news Of the world omting OF human interest and
commenting upon affairs with the fearessness absolute
Independence The OF this experiment was the sue
eess of TIE SUN II effected permanent change in the
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established in this country in the dozen years past been
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OF unequalled merit full market reports and liberal pro-
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zach number of which Goconda OF interesting llters
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Osman Hapenan. Ottawa Illinois.
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KICKS MEDICAL |NFIRMARY.
1 swell known
HE OPINIONS AND CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS

She has cured herself and thousands VI others and has
mnt . Of s re proa@ % @
herself and estimahe family from the plain walks Of lite 10
eay VI and md TO-DAY is ov and respected most 81 those Who
kno" her best."-Psoria National Democrat.
always pleasure record the Of women.
youth and early womanhood rise superior TO all opposition
and surmount the many obstacles continually arising In
their onward progress and achieve and promi.
nenee in any department of NE and mach more so IN tho
DR. KecS commenced the practice her profess
fifteen years ago and has achieved success and promi-
marked and fattering 1t is fully deserved-fn-
dusue, Of Peoria
Mrs Keck has been active and successful practitioner
for fifteen year., She make special study Of chronic al
cures Washington Farmer.
Time and larger acquaintance with the people only
serve to add yearly 10 Mrs kecSs celebrity as physician
and good name as u citizen. "-EpeaiHJ Peortdn
This lady is SO well and f,vorsby known readers
that she needs but passing here She comes always
crowned with c2mpTGj;' "ga bearing tue she'' reco'n
During her last visit here i was wonderful to see the
crowd Of patients that gathered around her-Lfacon
tIL) Htraid,
Tse Doctors rapidly growing popularity /. constant
probably the rs in the city. and still Is fast insreasng
patients from great distances Psord FREEMAN"
The growth Of her business this city has been steady
and rapid and her reputation for practical SKIN In the
treatment chronic diseases widely increasing
niRg PeOrdn.
Mrs Keck has earned the great fame which she enjoys
untrng activity behalf Of the sick and earned weh
chronic diseases needs mention for those 80 troueed
for hundreds OF miles around seek her counsel IL sSes ~
regular periodical visits to Bloomington her practice u
result ~ many cures performed" Bloomington Buaesin
During practice OF nearly hfeen year, Dr. keSk IA:
gained without doubt greater eeSo ,San my po
in nom all parts OF the country Eoodford Sentinel
Probably no ply stefan to our city who Re-
ana eminent lady, Mrs Dr. Keck"ILncOin no Herald
I 4; IL. nt office. Clifton Hotel. octi9-Sw
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A telegram of Sunday last says, Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg has informed Messrs. Pond Il
Bachert, her present managers, that when her
present contract with them expires, next March.
she will retire from the professional stage, pre-
lminary to her marriage to Mr.. Thomas b. Whit
ney. Many New Workers remember this gentle
man as a resident of that city in 1875, at 17s Fifth
avenue. He is about 40 years Of age, and has a
large fortune, a part of which WAS acquired in
stock operations.
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Nn invalid who values health and liz blessings shoud
overlook the mass estmony which visits as to her ability
Tn cure apnaranIy hopeless eases Lincoln CIN Herald
~ "
The Doctor Is adding daily TO her already iustrOus and
well-earned reputaton."-i SOrtd Journal
80 $500
est ana work with the professional zeal Mrs Dr.
keck who gives her life her entire time and labor to the
grand OF human disease then would there be less
affection and better health at large bloomington BUrtn.
.,r,t. l. horso,, rsmarrob1c woman Fpvooirc IN
lhs auy ~ ~ - % ~ 80 . w , ,,, ~ , ~.
n "a . ~ V. ,.,a In anv nhl, ups,ii"n IN hayc hs
qualities recognized or even 10 meet tolerance Mrs
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The lnuntY OniCes.

The County Ohices.
County Court ana Clerk-walther's Block Madison ST
cs aaa gaSs p snd Of down
Sherir.-same. up stairs.
IreasWer.opets House louise. E p,,as ~, sta,rs
S SS,' ~ 6dSs.W sS R9Tf s
COTOner,-Over NJ. stieieNs store
The following were this week granted l!cenes
TO marry:
f. Clarence G. Wilson and Ella A. Rathbun,
I Oscar II. Stevens aud louisa Glazer.
2 Fredk. Smith and Flora FOX.
James Mullen and Sarah Cavanaugh.
Henry r. Williams and Lucy Baldwin.
Thos A. Olson and Maggie Anderson.
The Board of Supervisors meet on Monday az.
ternoon next.
Will j. Nicely has resigned his place in the
County Clerks Office He goes east on vaca-
ton, and expects to settle down in Chicago.
REAL ESTATE.
During the week real estate instruments num-
bered from 81, 1853 to 81 ,453 have been filed for
record. The money involved in the transactions
was:
Sales. 1856 20
Loans. INSTRUMENTATION. lo,9'o'oo
Corporation property was very quiet, sales be.
ing few and small as to money value. They foot
ed up bat SIC, l006l These sales were distrib-
s4S7; Mendoza, 2, $1,000: Rutland, SIS; Sheri
dan, $40; Earve, 2, 81 600; Ottawa, s. 1922 II;
streator, s, s1,ls6 50.
Among the transfers were the following:
Agt lot II, blk SO, States add, Ottawa, $3.50.
Sophia Hanna to Paul Hefner, sh VIII swq %,
-, 3, Ottawa, 81 900.
f. Zimmerman to l.. Amstutz, pit lot II, blk 70,
states add, Ottawa, 1850
To Union Coal Co., coal, La Sale, 81 OO9,s4.
Right Of way to Joliet, Rockford Il Northern
r. r. in Earl and Freedom, $40 935. 75
Leonard Iowner to Nat. Towner, lot 9, blk 80,
Vests add, Mendoza 81, 200.
u s Marshal to Newark Savings Institution,
deed to water power property and coal In towns
south.
Henry Faivre to Paul Iron, lot s. blk II, K. r.
addr, and lot s. blk 4, States add, Ottawa, 1902.
20.
Nwq neg 49, 81, 4, Otter Creek, $1,000.
Sarah s. Moore to Frank Matern 74l2a EN- swq
7, 81, l, Hope, $1,000
Lot &c. blk 49, Streator, $3.50.
Lots /, ., 8. 6, s., blk Z, Stetson's I'd add,
Earlville, SO GOO
Lots Is, s blk 10 and e2. lot s, blk lS, Earl
Vile, $1,000.
A. G. Barnes. extr, to John X. Spencer, nwq
nwq 49, "a, 4, Miller, 81 400.
ASYLUM.
Nicholas Matthias was taken TO the insane
ward of the county asylum on Monday, having
become violently insane. He is a very old man.
INSANE.
Thos. c. Newkirk of Tonica, was declared in
cane in the county court on Monday. He is
about % years old, and has family of wife and
child He has always been q steady young man
Of good habti and his insanity Is the result of
m alarial sickness.
THE JAIL.
II is probable that the new jail will be occupied
by the prisoners some time next week. room
will be finished for the ailer, but the rest of the
building may not be ready before January LIST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-03

The new telegraph office of the Mutual Union
Co., in Woods cigar store will be opened for
business next week, as well as an office at La
Sale, and southwest to st. Louis and northwest
10 st. Paul. The Company has offices in all the
leading cities east of the Mississippi.
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NOTICE.

There VIII be meeting Of the Stockholders OF the oa-
Building, Homestead and Savings Association We'd
nessy evening December 18th. 1881, 30 o'clock
their room In Post Office Block consider q certain
amendment 10 the bylaws. u. HAPENAN, Pres
T. T. MACKrSLAY, See decs2y
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Monday next Judge McRoberts will be here 10
hear some motions, after which court will be ad-
lourned for the term.
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In Political Thought and Action

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Estrayed or Stolen.

From my frm about three miles southwest OF Seneca
LIGHT BAY MARE COLT. coming two years old next
snrng The colt Is of light build and has few white hairs
forehead reward will be given for information
leading to the recovery Of the colt. -
JOHN SCHROEDER,
Nov 26 iSSl.-2w' Town of BroOkied.
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#arrteb.

TN the 29th ult, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq Mr.. OSCAR
4. STEVENS TO Miss LOUISA GLASER both OF Grand
amid
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The Produce Market.

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Notice Of Assignment.

Pubic nstce hereby given hst the undersigned VIII
nam " yOr has been app0iI ted assignee Of he firm
OF Hull Bstel. OF the city Ottawa in the county of
IA sale and state Of illinois, and that all persons having
eisns against said late frln Of Hall Barrels hereby
roed 10 present the the undersigned under oath
within three months from this Gate.
Dated al Ottawa this Sth DAY OF November A. D. isSf
o. IA W. ". TAYLOR, Assignee.
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Skilled Labor

looked after and everything relating to mechanics and
labor saving carefully recorded There Is page devoted
all the lst, phase, OF the business markets Crops Mer
ch2Rdsc. &c Sc valuable feature + found In the spe
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H. QUINN.

n. UUNN,
Attorney Lar.
SrrATE. q ~ LlLINolS,L la SALLE Co.'S
- In the Circuit Court. January Term, lss2.
Augusta l. Phelps rs. Hannibal Phelps.-In Chdncery
Affidavit of the residence OF said Hannibal Phelps the
above defendant having been e In the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of said county notice therefore hereby given
the said resident that the complainant ncd
her bill of complaint In said court the chancery side
thereof the 25h November 1851 and that hereup
issued out of said court wherein said suit Ia
now pending returnable on the second Monday in the
month of January next IA Is by law required.
Now, unless the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally and appear before said Circuit
the day OF the term thereof to be holden
OTTAWA In and for the said county the Mon
day In January and plead answer demur TO the
said compainants bill of complaint the same and the mat
and things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed, and decree entered against according To
the prayer OF said bill WILLIAM w TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa, illinois, Nov. 25th, 1881
II. GUM Compts Solr. nov2b'W
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NOTIt,E..-EsTATR or ELIzARETH A. YfFR. DECD
~ Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned ExeCu
of the last will and testament OF Elizabeth A. tyhe ate
of La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased VIII
appear County Court of said county the third
Monday beng the Goth day of February 1882 AT the County
Court Room Ottawa In said county when and where all
having claims demands against said estate are
notified to attend and present the same In writing Tor
adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of November a. p. 1881.
HENRY j. SWINDLER,
dcc3-3w Executor.
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len,

7DieD.
On the 2sth OF November 1881. JOHN PHILLIMoRE,
aged Al years and months.
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than The ISrRR OCEAN Its opinions quoted
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II is probable that the new Jail will be occupied
by the prisoners some time next week. room
will be finished for the jailer but the rest of the
building may not be ready before January LIST.
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THE DALLAt HERALD TaUnsoAY moHNfke APRIL = lys

properly, Just M much 10 as II inherited from
a parent Now, why will not such schemes
rs these work admirably both for young
men and young women, and thus advance
the cause Of marriage and the common good
Of mankndY We 500 from the census reports
that in the New England states and several
of the other states, the number Of females
over males is quite large. The reason of this
must DO obvious. These states being thickly
settled and all the avenues of employment
and emolument being crowded, young men
dependent upon their own energies and
exertions for livelihood leave their
homes for new fields of enterprise
and labor in the spsrsely settled south, and
there find wives after they have wrung from
fortune a competence. The girls left be-
hind must toll on alone through life which is
hardship, for however worthy, however
accomplished, however deserving a young
woman may be, the conventionslties and
customa of the country, Of the world indeed
prevent her from seeking matrimony, from
proposing marriage, and hence they must
wait till approached by the other sex. If
they had an order of this kind they would
attract young men to them-not money
hunters or fortune seekers, but worthy,
deserving young men, who keep silent be-
cause they cannot afford to marry. These
are few thoughts we submit for the con-