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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-18
MONEY AND TRADE NOTES.

Alexander Del Mar, in a letter to the New
York Commercial Bulletin, furnishes some
information concerning tho production Of
the precious metals. He states tha. the pro.
cious metals, from tho production of which
the people Of the Pacific coast derive any
substantial portion Of their subsistence, must
be limited to California and Nevads. Oregon,
Washington, Montana, Arizona, New Mex
leo, The west cosst of Old Mexico and
British Columbia, oil send their precious
metals product to San Francisco, but only
for reimr 8 aod trsDs-shipment. The sroft
made upon j. 10y California ia too trialng ia
notice in .5H connection. As for Utah and
Colorado, their product goes to tie Atlantic
states direct
The following table shows the production
ofgold add silver in California and Nevada
during tae spet eleven yesx:
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Cur PhilosOph.r.

It is only the cmoker who can extract
comfort cut Of sny frame IF mind consequent
on th. sudden changes" IN cur wes!her--
and OF course he must have good weed to
render that enjoyment secure. Ho is wise.
therefore, who buys his cigars AZ FL Espaaol
smokers parlor.
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EOR SALE OR RLNT--Ata bargain, a good
L farm miles ves5 Of this city, 70 acres In
good state of cultivation, % acres good Lay
land, 20 acres tinber q mile from farm. Good
house, cistern, barn, tc. Apply at once TO
W. L. White, erre1l, Texas
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For Sale or Rent.

A small farm Of "a acres of lend, 60 acres In
cultivation, Dwelling house, barn, cotton
house and corn cribs In good order, and two
good wellt ON the place, for sale for cashier
on terms. If not sold In 81 days to be rented
out on liberal conditions. For further infor.
nation apply at the grOu ad to Joseph Zim-
norman, proprl tor, . miles from Dallas,
on the Mile. Ferry road.
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L'OR SALE. "A hrst-clasS family harness
4 horse. Perfectly gentle. and fast enough
70 oriVe In the best II company. Apply 70 Il.
j, Duncan, corner Of Good street aud Pacific
avenue.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAhE--lIouGe aud lot Ia the c.dars
~ 2sd door from Etvay rtreNC. Lot g6X 80
feet. Stables snd city water works, House
iinithed, ready for psperinR, Price IllQ0
part cash ard balance monthly instalinents.
Address U. o., Herald Office.
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PAYAfCaAT.
LOST.

z OST -,Lady'S saddle blanket with initial
IL K, embroidered, on Gem Ssrce near
Yields street. Findsr win be suitably re-
SIS Main stsoet.
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NAY hNTED-InformatiO of John Leslie
w Quig ron Of William Quig, deceased,
ormerlS OF Philadelphia, whO IN entitled TO 4
Ii All sum ct money, Address the Penna.
Go, iOr Insurance on Lives and Granting An
uuitic', 4B Chestnut 81, Phlladolphia
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NAT ASTFp--A comfortable house with five
W orslN rooms, within ten minutes walk
VI Herald OillCe. Address III" herald ONCE
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EUR REET-A new two-stury house, seven
4 rooms, both ois,ern and hydrant water;
GG92nnYenitut TO busiGess. Apply TO q. NJ.
Wheat, at Sanger's.
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TOR RGNT--A pleasant unmrnlshed front
room with board; suitable for gentleman
anu wills; private family, no other boarders
ia Live Oak street
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F&UYD.

H OUND-A lady's pocket-book containing
K valuable verses The owner can have
the same w proving property aad addressing
Joseph b. Brooks, iot Market street. Dallas.
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NSTANrED-On New Orleans 4 Pacific
~ railway 5O) teams, 800 men, % team
steers Ieamsi S8 % per day, men 81 Is per
day, teamsters SIS per month aud board
Carney n Hart, contractors, Shreveport, La.
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va AkTED--To buy house and lof, from
w $500 to 81 900 cash About four room
hou@o in good neighhorhood Address r x !,
Martin, Dallas, Texas.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RBNT--rhe Bennett hlse house, In rear
Z OF John Potts grocery store, IN front Of
Pacihc depot. liable for produce store;
viii hold 900 bushels of corn. FOR pSrtiCu-
lars, inquire or john Browning, 1851 Elm st
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TWENTY-FIVE CgNT COLUMN
MNRfCs.N.
NEsCEg.EANnous wANre.

Ny ANTEO-SeverAl nrst-clas, carpenters /;
wv wages ~ 50 por day to coed men. An
ply st eScs, or address j. K. AlbOr, con-
tractor ana bullder, CoIsicaua, Texas.
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CONNECTIONS.

~ IEAARKA with all trains on IN
~ sIu ~, % IRON fountain and Southern RGliva
Tor All points North, East end southeast.
At L0NGYIEW JUNCTION and AtIvrot
with all trains on mtelnatlonal Railyosd sn,
pnd san Antonio NHi'ea'oh
~. AZ DALLAS, with trains OF the Houston y
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, BRYAN. Wsn,,,staaH
arn Texas iV "n" Sohsh-
~ SHERMAN, with II. & Y. c. y. r.. for
pesnts on the line of that road. "'
AT FORT WORTH. with stny,s eo. -,
In Western TEXAS IVA GA FOh'e
~, AZ t hliRE.VNEPuRp, witch Red River steamer,
FuALAAh PALACE SLEEPING CARS
FROM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-05
AMUSENI ENTS.
Doings of the Week,

on last Friday and Saturday evenings Nine
Janauschck played the title role IN "Mary Stu
art" and The Countess in "Mother and Son." Her
support was good The acting of Nine. Janau-
schek was undoubtedly the most perfect we have
ever seen in Ottawa, though the larger part Of
her audience lost her better work by attending
on Friday night rather than on Saturday. Her
Countess was a splendid piece of acting, which
judged by all the standards of dramatic criticism
would enttle her to front rank among the
worlds great actors. The presence of such wo-
man in the country does more TO elevate the taste
for the drama than many busy dramatic sea
son.
On Monday night came Ilaverly's New Masto-
dons, and UNEXPECTEDLY the famous Billy Rice,
from the original Mastodons now in London.
They were heralded in Havcrly's usual way, by
the finest paper since Barnum Illuminated
walls unadorncd by a "postno bills The show
was all on the walls, however. Excepting the
clog dancing of corps of Is, which was unusu.
ally good, there was nOtan item in the programme
worthy of special mention, and most of the pro-
grammc was poor, for Rice was in too bad voice
to do anything; ard to cap all, the want of a
printed programme left the audience in doubt as
to its length; so that, closing at the early hour
OF ten, the gas had to be shut OIL to drive the
audience out Of the house. The lower house was
small Though the gallery was full)-probably
the secret of so careless work
On Tuesday night, however, Gilmore & Miacos
Humpty Dumpty, at a 35.ccnt admission, crowd
ed the house. They gave good entertainment
fun of lIumpty Dumpty fun and many special
ties eXcccntly performed. Some of the gym.
nastic lcats were quite remarkable in daring
skill
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The attention of The people. is called to my very
large stock which includes large assortment OF ev-
cry thing in my line.
in Drugs. my stock embraces all pure Drugs and
best Medicines including Kings Discovery
for Coughs and Colds which has equal 2unn Agne Cure Eec-
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps, Periumeries. Co
0gneS Pomae Cosmetics Hair Oils; Tooth, Nail Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Combs, and full line of all Toilet Goods
Lamps and Fixtures of all kinds. including Hand,
Table, Bracket Hanging, Extensions Chandeliers Harps, &C., with
all the and good Burners and Attachments.
Cigars--Yhe best ) and Zoe Cigars in Ottawa. | al
ways keep the best sc Cigar the county affords.
For Painting Material my stock has no equal in this
county My close attention to this branch with extensive
Buying as DO when prices
the lowest in immense quantities. have advantage
and give all the advantage The
sell it, IL Il W. COlOr the best
Oils, Putty, Minerals keep the Pioneer Mixed Paint,
other Paint of the quality
have the complete stock of Pocket Knives ever
kept retail stock and the prices so very FAR below all
others that all surprised ~ 49,
keep full line of school Books, Bibles Photograph
Albums Autograph Albums Toy Books, Paper Envelopes Ink
Pens and all stationery. -
aly Of goods for always have
everything deal in inferior goods OF kind
Give Il call. Get the best and save your money
z. Y. GRIGGS,
5lsa Irug,I3 oosan and
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yaripi,s (auses-A

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint.
ment, and hereditary prcdiSpo sition--al operate
to turn the hair gray and either OF them inclines
it to shed prematurely. AYERR's HAIR NIGoR
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to a
rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. 1t
softens and cleanscs the scalp, giving it healthy
action. II removes and cures dandruif and HUI
mors. BY its use falling hair is checked, ana a
new growth will be produced in all cases where
the folliclGs are not DESTROYED or the glands de.
caycd. It's effects are beautifully shown on
brashy, weak or sicllly hair, on which few ap-
plications will procure the gloss and freshness
OF youth. Harmless and sure in its operation,
it is Incompatible dressing, and is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone il
imparts. It contains neither oil nor dye and
will not soil color white fabric; yet ii lasts long
on the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous.
For sale by all dealers. 2)
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The Grand Jury last week made report
touching the Jail and other matters which arc
not published as per request for want of space
in our columns. 1t contain complimentary no
tees OF the officers in attendance, Capt Fox,
and other persOnagcs, and references to the Jail
and its contents. The usual remarks are made
to the defects of the jail and il endorses the ac-
ton OF the Board of Supervisors in beginning
the erection of new court house. Other mat
tiers are touched as follows
The only complaint by the prisoners was that
"the bill of fare was rather dry," and also that
they got no tobacco The prisoners all united
in desire for something TO read to pass away the
time, and said they would be thankful for either
books or the newspapers Of the day; and the
committee would recommend that the Board Of
supervisors give this request their early atten-
ton.
The jailor Mr.. Adam Mecay. who lives in the
basement adjoining the jail, seems TO be a good
and efficient man. He showed to the committee
and explained to them the bill Of fare he was
directed TO furnish the prisoners; consisting, for
breakfast, of about pint Of coffee, half pound
OF steak, some fried potatoes or mush, and one
third Of loaf of bakers bread-ahout 81 o.
For dinner, about half pound Of boiled beef.
some boiled potatoes and one-third OF loaf Of
bakers bread, with cold water for drink For
supper, ouc-half of loaf Of bakers bread with
about pint of tca--nO butter, sugar syrup or
milk being given with The above ratIons. II is
not the province OF the committee to decide what
should constitute proper bill of fare for parties
confined in Jail. Ii is an old maxim however
that all men are presumed to be innocent until
proven guilty: and il is the sense OF the grand
jury that where no punishment is Intended, dry
bread with tea is pretty dry fare. The county
now pays $3.50 per week for boarding each in
mate OF the Jail. while calculation shows that
about one dollar per week will cover the first
cost. assuming that Is prisoners is the average
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Notes.

The "Amity Club" are preparing drama,
Bread on the Waters" new here, We believe, to
be given soon, with Ottawa's talent in the cast.
The Harmony Club" also, have play in re-
hearsal for an early production.
The sensation of the day is Olivette-runuing
at a couple of theatres IN New York, at one in
Chicago and elsewhere.
Theo. Thomas and orchestra, in connection
with the Apollo Club, will give Hector Berlioz's
"Damnation Of Faust at Music Hail, Chicago,
Feb 10Th and 9th. The soloists are Fannie
Kellogg, soprano, W. C. Tower, tenor, Of Boston,
and Franz Remmertz, baritone, of Y. Y.
The great sengerfest' will be held in Chicago
in June next.
The French opera troupe of which ANDRE is the
particular star, sing at McVicker's in March.
Fannie Davenport has added Camille to her
repertoire.
Brignoll, the tenor, in company with number
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LELAND G. GILBERT,

TttNfNfINNT IWW,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESThTE.-SrATF
y or ILLINOIS. la Sale County, ss-ln the Circuit
Court, Of the January Term, 4, u. 1851.
Mary r. Stsut Nancy Singer, kdh Kline and Arthur
Kimc-lu IhanCrry. iii TO fur"glU6C mortgage
Public notice is hereby given that ia pursuance OF de-
the above at the January term OF Sld
court to wit, eleventh day Of January D. 1884,
Benjamin +, Lincoln, Special COMMISSIONER appointed ny
said court in and by said decree Will the twcnysxth
day Of February 1851 AT the hour OF two o'clock In the
afternoon of said day c south door of the county court
house in said county Of la Sale sell the highest and best
bidder cash, the following described premises, TO VII:
The half Of the northeast quarter OF section sX IN
township irytwO north range three cast OF the third
principal meridian. ia snih county of Ia sale and state Of
Illinois. also fifteen Of land of from the northeast
corner Of the y acres Of the southwest quarter Of
section thirtytWu, u township thrtyhrce north, range
of the h principal meridian, In said county
state. said fifteen acres being srvchtyhHc rods long
north and SOUTH and thrtywu rods wide east and west
BENJAMIN F. LINCOLN,
Dated February 5'h, u. 1891. Special Comnissi9ncr.
Liam GIIlirEr. COmplt's Sulrg. feds
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Of gentlemen was recently entertained at Lex.

Of gentlemen, was recently entertained at Lex
I'M ton, Ky, by II. Price McGrath. After dinner
some one asked Brignoli to favor the party with
q song He replied that singing ives his profess
sion, and he only practiced it upon the stage,
short while aiterward he expressed desire to
see Mr.. McGrath's horses. The latter told him
that racing horses was his profession, and that II
he would come to the next spring meeting an
opportunity to see his horses would be afforded.
Briguoli returned TO his hotel withot getting a
glimpse of Tom Bowling or his static mates.
Edwin Booth says that the most genuine com
plment he ever received was on the occasion of
his playing Tago for the first time at Grass Val
ley, then u new mining camp. The audience,
who had not seen Il play for years were so much
lncensed at his apparent vllainy that they pulled
out their "shooters" in the middle of the third
act and began blazing away at the stage Odelto
had the tip of his nose shot of at the first voley
and Mr. Booth only escaped by rolling over and
over up the stage and disappearing through
q trap door 4 speech from the manager some
what Gained the house; but even then Mr.. Booth
thought 1t best to pass the night in the theatre,
as number Of the most elevated spectators were
making strenuous efforts to induce the Vigilance
Committee to lynch 'the Internal sneaking cuss."
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received from Hon. b. &. Cook--dirccted to John
Perrucker, chairman:
Dear SRI have received the invitation of the
Ottawa Turn-Vereih To attend the celebration OF
its 25th anniversary, February I'd. with many
members Of your Association ! have had long
and pleasant acquaintance, and with some close
friendship. II would afford me Il great pleasure
To meet my old friends and acquaintance, aru |
regret that professional engagements which |
cannot set aside or postpone will prevent my ac-
ceptance Of your invitation. With kind regards
to all whom have had the pleasure of knowing,
members Of the Turn.Nercin, am, &c,
b. c. Cook.
THE BALL.
The evening was devoted entirely to dancing.
Although all were invited there were compare.
lively few "Amcricans" present; nevertheless,
the hall was very fun, and but for the new gal
leries could not have held all the guests. Some
60 guests were present from Peru, 40 from La
Sale, and smaller delegations from Chicago, Au-
rora, Joliet, Mendoza, &c,
The decorations of the afternoon remained to
ornament the hall. A wreath of ground pine
hung from the gallery throughout its length,
loop,d at the gas jets; notices decorated the
side walls; the gallery ran supported banneretts
naming each Society composing the Chicago dis
trict on the rear wall were the pictures Of the
Society's dead, in wreath Of evergreen and smi-
lax; from the gallery hung the La Sale and Peru
flags; :hc Ottawa flags; and the flag of "the old
9th" llocker's regiment, the first the Society
ever owned, given them 10y the young ladies OF
the town away back in the earlier sixties, and sent
with the Socicty's company to the 'front.' The
orchestra occupied the stage. Dancing began
early, and through the inspiration of the splcn.
did music was continued vigorously and kept up
until late hour. happier crowd than that
there congregated is seldom seen. There was much
beer drinking, of course; but us usual with Ger
mans when left to themselves, the more they
drank the merrier they grew and the more so.
ciable. Many guests from abroad expressed
themselves in warm terms Of their enjoyment of
the day.
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number In the Jail at all times, this would leave
a net profit for boarding them of $50 per week,
after allowing s. 80 per week for Kitchen help in
preparing the meals. In view of these facts, the
committee would recommend to the Board OF
Supervisors that they prescribe bill OF fare
for all prisoners and IL II is thought best TO keep
them on low diet, agree upon low compensa
ton for board, and let the county have the bene-
fits resulting thereirom.
Another matter is worthyso some notice.
When there is pressure Of business before the
grand jury, the clerk and foreman are unable to
keep up with the work. The evidence, In the
haste, Is written out with pencil, which after
wards has to be condensed and written with Ink
IN the proper form. There should be some in.
centivc for doing this work, which has to be
done after business hours. II is therefore rec.
commended that the county make some provision
for paying for this service, inasmuch rs one day
gained in tins way, is equal TO % saved for the
county
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

itOf3"Bdt IHlr.
M y I ! SSFtI"II IL. M H. n y p'IIC1S.--Es
/ r,rE or WILLI.H GIE~oN, Dee sEp.-Notice Is
hereby given 60 p persons Interested In said estate that tt
UNDERSIGNED. Adniul-twtriN with the will annexed of The
estate of said William Gibson deceased VIII appear before
the Iuunty Court Of the county of La Sale and state Of III
uo- ~ tile County Court House In Ottawa In said county
Monday. the 18th day Of April A. D. ISL for the purpose
rendering account u her proceedings Ia the admns
trafiuu Of sud estate Tor the iua settlement.
Dated al Ottawa, tlus IN day Of February 1881:
HONOl.A GIBSON.
ATTEST: p w SToCFaLPGFu, Administrators sc.
tIprg Couuty tuurf. IA ale Ca. Ia fpbI
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Also lt AZ tho same sale on the 9Th dag of June
s1g slid T. stout became tc purchaser ~ lot ~ Assess
ur- subdivision ot Ou'luts sW ri q ~ sec II. Town g.
Range Ea-t Assessed the name % " u. W. tu-hWau
r aud thereon for iu' year = D. as An1
that. the safe Du the .y 4aJ %. Juur A. y 80
said stout hraHe me purchaser U! TIE @ acres 81 u,
~ ~ Of the So. oi see. %, Township 50. Range t-' a.
.s.--.I IN the name OF ~ - " eastman. i0t taxes ard
One thereon ur fr Years d. i-, Hru l-e ans hat
sfli j. Stout has dolly assigned zoe certificates OF sdd pur
C4ase anil sale 20 Inihrup PCrkuE
Ala further motto, j. hereby given a' - f- sam" sale
Of deuuuont auds, lots and paris 90 lois, r. d lyman De
clir the purchaser 90 frr following .I-s ASST ei Do th'
name ". H. W Cu-hUan t'r taxes aud costs due there
on COR Tie years a. %. l,ti and .sl-, 'u wiz
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And that aid T. y Lyman has duly assigned the &c unea'-
of said sal, ard rIrcEasg 90 lntHT'p f-rhir~ -.
All Of The above t,-rih,d property briHs situate IN tie
county 90 J. sale and state 81 Illinois 49, o..
And further notice j. herrhy given 20 All whom may
conc r tst the Iirc rrcf pon from $40 al I'll *
ue years from dare Of the TurChS.f OF each OF
so IOTHROP PERklNS,
F.h 1871 Assignee 81 sa.d Purchasers.
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TieD.

In this city. Thursdav evening. at 10 80 o'clock LOVl
RIA H.. wife of G. L. Ballard and daughter Of Jason and
Della Peck aged y years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF Jason
Peck the side, Sunday Feb 9Th, al half past
o'clock y
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rTAN SALE NOTICE.-Noucc ls hereby gwen that At a
sale nv the Treasurer and cy-oirO collector Uf Ia
sale county In the Of Illinois OF delinquent lands
town and parts lots held at the county court
house in ottawa iu said county and state for tie state
county other taxes and costs due thereon for the year
A. D. 1873 and previous years commenced on the 10Th day or
uup d. ls and inUrd FROM DAY 10 ID tn pursuance
IF law. John G. Armstrong. on the gin day uf June 4 D.
l- became the purchaser Of the following Gt|rlh'd Ots
situated IN Greens addition iu the town 81 ptiaGa and
-rscd L. Perkins for the taxes and costs
due thereon for the wear 1873 W LD73 and IN Block
aud the certificate ~ sand sale ana purchase has been
duly assigned b, said j. e. Armstrong to lOhros Perkins
Further notice hereby given that at the same sale of
delinquent lands town lots and parts OF lots on me Gaze
uppue respectively stout hccamc the pnr'hhs
or 81 the fuwing hands, lots and parts Of Dt Assessed In
fr Of ". H. W Cushuun, for taxes and custA due
thereon Tor he wears =. - 1871 and l-'-. 20 Wit
Ddte nj purchase L1t. BiF. idhh01.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

We are authorized 10 announce JACOB GAULas a candl
date for the Office Of Town Collector, the ensuing town
election.
hereby Announce myself candidate for the Office OF
Town Collector of the town of at the ensuing ccc
tion. ALBERT MAIERHOFER,
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y snow storm came on Monday night, followed
by the usual cold weather all week. The fall Of
snow was not great here, but was sufficient in
Chicago to delay trains out for some hours.
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COL. L. It. FOSTER.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
FOR SALE.

All the fu nurc and household good, including piano
and sewing machine, at the residence Of the late Mrs
D. Clark, south SIDE. Also good buggy horse, buggy
carriage. slcighs. sc. at lowest cash prices.
February 5h, 1881 -Iw