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What We shall Have

The Corinne Merrie Makers, in the burlesque,
cinderella; or, The Glass Slipper" will occupy
the Opera House on next Monday evening, Jan.
10th. The party is composed Of Juveniles, headed
by "Corinne and under the management of
Hess, of English Opera fame. The infant prima
donna, Corinne Kinball, was seven years old on
Christmas Day last, the daughter and pupil Of the
vocalist and coincidence, Jenny Kimball. Her
FIRST public appearance was in the National Baby
Show at her home, Boston, Oct, - 1877, where
she created a sensation as a remarkable musical
prodigy. March %, 1879, she sang in a grand
concert by Browns Brigade Band with great sue
cess; and on May II, 1879, she made her debut as
al Little Buttercup" in the Boston Museum Ju-
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES,

Forty-two creditors hold accounts against them
ranging in amounts from SIS to Sc, 3TO.50. Besides
which are judgments above named, and also
Of Rosenbaum, Chicago, 5000; S. Elsinger, Jo-
Let, s125; and Stephen Hathaway, Ottawa, $3.50.
The assets, as per schedule, figure up SOL, 100;
liabilities $50, 342. II, and judgments for Sl0,-
224 Al, total $40, 566.Gl.
The failure was of course surprise and is to
be regretted as closing, for the time at least, a
liberal house doing large business. Stories of
reckless speculations in grain are, SO far as we
can learn, without foundation, though the source
OF their embarrassments can be traced to the
grain business in which they were engaged,
which has never been source of revenue
quite the contrary, in fact.
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Failure,

The sensation Of the week was the failure and
assignment of NJ. Stefel 81 Co., clothicrs and
grain dealers, to Mr.. Solomon Degen, of this
city, on Wednesday last. The FIRST inkling Of the
break given when judgments were entered
In the Circuit Court by Rebecca Schwartz, Of
Cleveland, for s5,S5l04, and by the National City
Bank, on two notes, for "A. Close on the
heels of these came the taking possession Of the
store by the sheriff and the news Of the assign
ment as above. The schedule of assets and liza.
bilItes attached to the articles Of assignment,
fled for record, shows
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Notes.

Miss Nellie Bangs, of Chicago, who is now con-
nected with the Litta troupe as pianist, is meet
ing with great success.
Part Il of Groves "Dictionery Of Music and
Musicians" covering subjects from "Palestrna"
to "Pan Song" has just been issued.
michael Strogof" has been purchased by Alb
hey. This piece is one of the latest Partisan sue
ccsses; and is in the style of Around the World
in so Days" The mounting in Paris is said to
have cost $4,000.
Misses Charlotte Clark and Kate d. Jordan
gave an entertainment at Streator on Monday
evening last The audience was not large, but
the entertainment is pronounced by those who
were there to have been one of the best given in
Streator this season.
Chicago theatres next week McVicker's,
Sarah Bernhard; repertoire for the week, Mon
day. "Adrienne Lecouvreur;' Tuesday, "Frou
Frou;" Wednesday, Gle Sphinx" and 81 Pass
anti" Thursday, Camille" Friday, Phedre;"
Saturday, "Frou Frou." Grand Opera House,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanirau." Hooley's, "Alvin
Joslin Comedy Co." Haverly's, Galley Slave"
Salvina believes that Shakespeare intended
Othello to be Moor Of Barbary, or some other
part Of Northern Africa. 81 have met several"
the tragedan says, land think | initiate their
ways and manners pretty we'll You are aware,
however, that the historical Othelo was not a
black at all. He was white man, and Nene-
tian General named Mora His history resem-
bles that of Shakespeare's hero in many particu-
lars. Graldo Cinthio, probably for better effect,
made out of the name Mora, moro, a blackamoor,
and Shakespeare, unacquainted with the true
story, followed this old novelsts lead and it was
well he did so; for have We not in consequence
the most perfect delineation of the pecularities
of Moorish temperament ever conceived"
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AMUSEM ENTS.
What We Have Had :.

Milton Mobiles, in "A Man Of the People," was
greeted by large house on last Monday evening
The play was new to Ottawa, and being well
given was much enjoyed. II is in the style Of
THE PhGnix," as bright in dialogue, and quite
as taking" Mobiles is certainly one of Ottawas
favorites, and can always count on large audi
encp here.
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NOTIC'E.-FsTATR or THOMAS KENNEDY. DECD
Notice If hereby given that the undersigned Executors
Of the last will and testament Of Thomas Kennedy late OF
the county of "A Sale and of Illinois, deceased viii ap.
before Court Of said county on the third
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justmrnt. o,
Dated this 5th day Of January 2. 1881
JULIA KENNEDY.
EDWARD BUTLER,
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TATE OF JOHN BRIEFLY, DRCEhsEn.-Notice Il mere
by given all persons interested IN SAID estate mat me IN
John Briefly; deceased. will appear before the Ioun
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nj the County Court House. Ottawa, In said county on
Monday the 2t day of January - 1881 for the purpose
of rendering Of his proceedings in the admins
tration Of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated al ottawa this 18th day u January ISL;
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Clerk County Court. Ia Sale Co. III. JanSSw
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clous talent, and II age be considered, no canta'
trice ever made u greater triumph than ala l,tte
Corinne born actress, she captured the audi
ence at the first moment Of her entrance upon
the stage, by her ripping voice and dainty grace"
After "Plnaforc" went into port, she sang In
Murphy's Juvenile Opera Troupe through New
England towns, at a salary OF $50 per week for
sc weeks, proving "great card" for her mana
ger and winning new laurels everywhere. That
the present company is n good one, is quite GER
tain. We have traced their progress through
Indiana, &c, and find them everywhere drawing
large houses and playing with great success; ana
readers Of the Chicago dailies have noted their
success at the Grand Opera House this week.
Admission prices will be 10 cents to the dress cir
Gle, 50 cents to the family circle, with reserved
seats to either circle, at Simon Bros music store,
without extra charge; children % cents; gallery,
50 cents.
CoRINNE RECEPTIoN.-LitteC orinne the great
child artist of the Corinnc Merry Makers, will
give rect ption at the Clifton Hotel pariors on
Monday afternoon between the hours OF two ana
three o'clock. She will be accompanied by her
mother and will be happy to sec all the ladies
and children in Ottawa and vicinity. Mrs H. NJ.
Anthony will be in attendance to present all who
call. +. A. SHERWOOD.
The Alvin Joslin comedy company hold the
House tonight. The play is one that has been
given In all parts of the country for year past
and is in the style of "Uncle JOSH" Uncle Alrin
Joslin (Chas Davlsl, being New England farm
err, who turns up in New York and has the usu al
experiences with "bad men"
On Friday evening, Jan. IA, at the High School,
Prof Boltwood will deliver his lecture, entitled
son the Edge Of the War; or, Personal Expert.
ences in the L. S. Sanitary Commission" for the
benefit of the High School piano fund. Single
admissions, 25 cents. Tickets for the remaining
three entertainments 50 cents. About $50 more
are required to complete the payment for the
piono.
On the Goth Fltzgcralds Band propose giving q
musical and dramatical entertainment at the
Opera House, in which local talent and one or
two comedians from Chicago will take part.
There will be vocal and instrumental music,
songs and dances, farce or two, &c, making as
a whole very interesting entertainment. The
band by the way, increased as it has been lately,
now consists of 20 members, and is one OF the
best bands in northern Illinois, and are prepared
furnish music for all occasions at reasonable
prices.
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DfeD.

Dec 9st 1890 in the town OF Rutland. Ia Sale county,
H.. NELLIE only child OF Mrs Mary Klcber (Consor Of
WIN klciber deceased y aged yrs. mos. Is days.
Nellie beautiful child OF disposition. with
COMMON and than ordinary intelligence, and was
loved by all who knew her Gone to be angel" The
funeral attended by large of friends and
neishbors Rev p Afford Of Greymont, H., officiating
mil
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DEPORT' OF THE CONDITION
OF
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RESOURCES.

AT OTTAWA, ~ THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, AT THR CLosR
OF BUSINESS, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, lsSV,
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EPoHT OF THE CONDITION
The National City Bank Of Ottawa,

ATOTrAwA, IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS AT THR
CLOSE or BusISE ss DECEMBER 81, 1880