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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-09
ADnubIo Ira gc6y.

QUINCY. October s.-A fearful double
tragedy was enacted in this city this after
noon, which viii probably result In the
death Of John McDade, eX-ehieI OF police
and a Gambler named Jackson. Nc
Dode was standing in a doorway op-
nosite ,Jaekson's gambling rooms, when
Jackson, accompanied by two other gam
blers, crossed the street and passed the
DOORWAY, whereupon McDGde stepped out
and tired both barrels Of his gun into jack
sons neck and shoulders, fatally wounding
him. Jackson then shot McDade through
the breast with revolver. The cause OF
the assault is not known.
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Murderer Sentenced.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, October S.-To-
day the Supreme Court, now in ses-
sion in this city, confirmed the decision
of the lower court in the case Of Joseph
Harris, the Marble-Hall murderer, and
Harris was sentenced to be hanged
November 18th. His crime was the
murder OF two men near Rogersvllle on The
22d Of last November, and was committed
to obtain possession Of their morey. II was
one of the most horrible deeds ever perpe-
trated in the State, and at the time caused
great excitement throughout East Ten
uPSSpP
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Fire I'm New York.

NEW YonX, Octobe rS.-A lire broke out
At noon TODAY in the two-story frame
stables at Nos. 245 and 2i7 west Twenty
FIRST street. and the flames spread so rapidly
that the fire department sent out second
and third alarm and two special calls. Inc
fire was under control soon after the
arrival Of the engines. The loss amounts
10 about $1,000.
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rsros wen Lynched In New Mexico.

DENVER, COL, october s.-A sheclaI uIs-
match to The Republican says: Two ROD :,
bers, named Clark, known as Buteh =
and {" Frenchy,r both formerly members
Of the notorious stockton gang, were
Ivnched last night at Socorro, n. M. n
week ago they robbed Brown q AailsaS-
nari's commission house at saney'
William Nicholson was lynched at stand
,sb station. n. NJ, for murder.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, October s.--Cox,
Stephens, and BlaDey, the Iron Mountain
railroad robbers, pleaded guilty in the
Hampstead Circuit Court yesterday, and
were sentenced to the pcnitentiary for the
term OF seventy years each. The robbery
occurred on the I'D Of September and the
men were captured on the 18th. A special
term OF the court was held to try them.
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sIa 600 namnrcs.

BUFPALo, N. ", October s.-The jury
in the case OF Henry Ciews, the New York
banker, against Walter Sessions and others
for 100000 damages for malicious prosecu-
ton, which has been before the court for
part OF nine DAYS, has rendered a verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum OF $4,000. The
case grew out Of Clcws's former failure.
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Rcadiusssr Nomiuations Il. Augusta.
rsrcc.al telegram to the Dispatch.l

TNFcc.aI ItIINTaIH " tIID D'7I''t-'I'I
STAuNToN, VA, October S.-The Read
ulster county meeting to-day nominated
Rudolph Turk Tor The Senate and Robert
:. Harnsbergcr and jacob Yost for the
House. Mr. Turk is deputy United
States marshal, and Mr.. Yost is one OF the
editors OF the Valley Virgiaion. All &C
cepted except Mr.. Yost, who declined for
personal reasons.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., October s.-Oftieiai
estimates received from Oak Point Phos-
nhate Mines put the loss Of buildings and
machinery by Tuesdays fire a; s5o,ooo'
Insurance, $4,000.
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xsovxafs Released On His Persona'
Wee0gnixance.

WASHINGTON, October SIN the oriml-
AL Court this morning Captain H. w.
u IT., was discharged from custody on
his his" personal recognizance in tue sum oil
10000.
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sa1rrp Ar. octnler 3. fsaI.

SATURDAY, 0ctpbfr 3 1881,
skLKs-Fmkr B0ARD.--1Os shares Riehspondond
Danviiie Aock al ass- 10 DO. st as4, 30 d.. sf
9eA; 10 shares Norfolk and Western preferred ~
"a, 10 dn.at 81, 10 10. at IS, 20 DO. sc SAT-, 10
Do. at 53ts. 10 10. al 53h; 10 slsarns Richmond
end Allegheny nd 80; 5 shares Atlantis aud Char
lotto stock at IL.
SECOND BoARp.-20 shares Richmond ard Dan
VILE at gSf, 10 do. at 9s, 10. At 9s 100 sasrcs
Norfolk and Western preferred at %.
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srom the Cincinnati Commcrcial.l
Boutwell, will be useful in the Cabinet ii
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BASKERs AND BRoxERs.
sPoRTTNG POWDER.

DUpONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTIS6 POWDER.
DIAMOND GRAiS-Sos. i, 2, and 3. in 1-p1u,sf
r1asleTs only.
EAGLE DUCkISG--Nos. i. q aud 5. In Q. -pound
keys and i-pnnA cubIsiers.
DUPONT IliELr--fR. Wy, and FYFg. In kegs OF
IS, 49,, and o. p0uads-i-pc,ind and 's-poafa
eanistef. -.
SPORTING, MINING, Rnd SHIPPING POW
DIR Of every variety. manufactured 10 INC ccff~
br1ted mills ~ r.. !. Dupont DC Neaonrs Co.,
Wilmington. Del, whose reputation has siopd W..
riyaied f1Y seycnfy-etgbt ycars thf eseeiieasy -
the Powder icing dWe to tie care bestDwtd rA ~
manufacture and To the constant pcEs<sa sup<r<S~
''''' " ''' HENEY M. WORKMAN.
oe 5-eod3m Risiueond, Va
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ElnrIr.

Fl,ur-We quote: Fine. s4.JO@ 50; extra, $3.50
GsTT5: etperinc. SIS. JON s6.7J; common Ltlni-
u, s7.75wSS; choice or l1tent FAMILY, ss.1O0
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No family should be without LYDIA T. riNA-
n .,,,s LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
u,,,ousaess, aud Torpidity of Tie Liver i"sA's-
ave cent Der box. sold by ail druggists. "a
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WV YORK EANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October 6. 1881.
SALES

WHEAT.-Lancastcr. ga bushels prime az 81 90 ;
81 bushels prime az : .63. Mixed, 80 bushels
very good al Sl.JJ. Fnliz. % bushels primo and
very good ~ Sl.j5; l4U bushels very good az
sI.52 and Sl.J3; 90 bnsIes good at loo ana
SI.4S: lJ4 bushels common and fair AZ Sl.4O ~
bushels common At Sl.30.
COHN-Nhitc, "a bushels new 10 Soc; 30 b'tsh-
els prime at S0c.; 3GB bushels prime anu very
GOOD al sJr: - I'm hels very good nc S3c. Mixed.
200 bushels very good western III SIC. \ Glow ~
bushels very good at s2c.
MEAL.-i3 bushels very good az 03c.
COTTON.-Rcccipts, 2T3 bllcs.
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by Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

MN 1Uikhs
NEW YORE, October p No0n.-Stocks teyerish
and unsettled. bnucv. Oef6 per cent f.schthsc-
Long, 47Sii; short, 4c2 .. state bonds dui ana
nominal. Governments flrm.
Brenmg.-MOney. 2m6 Per cent. EXCHANGE,
AS. Governments urm new D.. 90ti new
-. ia: new ~. 49,. states dun and n0mi-
VIEW YORK EANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, October s.-Thc weekly statement
If tic associated banks shows tie Following
changes: Loans decrease, Sj.i73,jOO; specie de-
crease - los 900; legal tenders increase. 81 20
800 dcp0sli3 decrease. So.12O,2uo: ciuullhon
Increase. - 900: reserve decrease. S577,25o.
Tie banks now hold 53,j33,275 less than the
I..- IL rl.li r.InnIlf.-
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IRON Tie Philadelphia Times.l
:" Hi, there keep oil the grass " was
what policeman said TO "cX-President
Hayes at Cleveland the other day.
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pxxxuprn THAT A LITTLE Iior BirT sass
10 actor p,s, aud cures when all e'se iai''
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The Cotton Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, October S.-The state
ment of the National Cotton Exchange Tor
September shows that the amount OF the
cotton crop OF 1SS1-'S2 that has appeared IN
sight at the overland points OF crossing anu
t6e seaports is $50. 900 bales--a decrease OF
90 e9G bales a. compared with last year.
The total rail shipments overland from pro-
ducers reached 1850 bales, against 29,Io3
bales last year, of which 2J,32S bales went
70 northern mills, against l2,2I2 bales last
wear. Northern spinners took from all
sources 69,3S5 bales, against 64,oOO
bales last year. The movement 10
delivery ports show g ean ha ~ or 81.
a. ner cent, while the receipts al the
a Atlantic ports have fallen OF 9S,o96 bales,
or 20 per cent. At New Orleans the gain
in receipts for September was nearly 40 per
cent. constituting probably the largest
September receipts since the war.
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GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA. A. Y.M..l
GKAND SEcRgTAMT's OfPIGE,
ma NAN STREEr. Efeuststxfs. VA

NOTICE.-The box 10 be placed a
~ In the cornerstone OF the monument IN
II yorktown has been placed ina lay Gus TX
tOly by lion. JOHN W. JOHNSTON cii4ir-f ~
man IL the Congressional Commission, with In
strpetion 20 have II sessssi ~ soon sftsr The La
day 81 October As lie contenss enn he ii<fed
1iis n. therefore. 10 give uciicr thsf all artsscs
Intended Tor the box mfSs be IN my possession -
oF betDre the Isl OCTOBER, The sspuct:yo OF ~
box lseiue HmlfeL IA u Necessary the cottFlbu941H
WiLLIAM n. 1sAAc8,
Grand Sscpzasy
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Guifeau Indicted.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October S.-Thc in
dictment against G.. J. Guiteau for the muir
der Of James 4. Garfield, late President OF
the United States, was given TO the grand
Jury this morning about III O'Clock. Gui-
teail's Indictment embraces eleven counts,
and is drawn with great milutencss. The
fifth and sixth counts are the ones upon
which Il Is said the prosecution viii mainly
rely. They describe the shooting as hay-
ing been done at the Baltimore ana PotO-
mae depot, Washington, OF malice aforc-
thought. with pistol OF the value OF ilye
dollars, inllicting one mortal wound OF the
depth OF six inches and the breadth OF one
inch: Of which said mcrtal wound the said
James A. Garfield, until the 10Th day OF
Septembcr, rs well at and in the county Of
Washington and District OF Columbia as az
and in the county Of Monmouth, New Jer-
sey, did languish, and languishing did live
and untimely died.
Each count formally repeats the charge
that Guiteau in the manner and means de-
scribed feloniously, wiliully, and OF his
malice aforethOught did Kill and murder
AGAINST the form OF statute in such cases
made and provided, and against the peace
and Government OF the United states.
At I2:45 the grand jury entered the
Criminal Court room and presented the
Indictment against Guiteau, endorsed 80
true BILL" and signed by Caleb Church
map, foreman.
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A Busslins censennisI Town--The Eeur
Great Days 90 be ffszn tire 18th % 3lss La
sinxiye- Privileges Sold at nirh Ffiecs-
Hotel Accommodations Limited Trans
pcrfnsfan Lines.
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In consequence of my necessary shssnoe n9m
The city fsst week the Cine Ter scaling u< above
October. WILLIAM u l43A(&
&C It'd Grznd Scefoe<<y~
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEAILf
ID EXECUTED 81 the DISPATCH fkiSlise-
HOUSE.
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GEORGE z. STACY.

GEORGE L. STACY,
1908 MAIN STREET AND 3. 7, AND SOUTH
TwRLFTu STREET,
Is receiving and ndding daily to hts IMMENSE.
STOCK OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, and
FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, FL
Ions, and HOLSTERS made over aud renovated
by an improved method Don't fail 10 examlne
before buying. Steam-cleyatOrs 70 az parts o. me
bo,so Sc 1S-3ln
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FnElGEIT FoR YORKTOWN.
SOUTHERN ExrREsS COlPANY.i
RTCIMOND. Va, October 8, 1851. -
CENTENNIAL.

Commencing MONDAY this company viii re-
celye AID forward freight daily 10 Yorktown. W.,
during lie celebration. Fof rates OF other nt0fm-
ltiOn apply 20 j. +. GIBSON.
80 OH Agent.
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UgDERTAKERS.

IOSEPH ". LAUBE, $50
~ VURNIslIIEG-uNDEH
cORSgE FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAL-CASEs,
ROBES, HEARSE, HACKS
and AZ things requisite ~ LOWEST RATES.
Telegruphic and country orders solicited. mn %
W. II. SUTHERLAND, W. -. SUTHERLAND, J. L.
sIfrIIEnI ID. l1ln Hay q sulheT.land. Cndcr-
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FURNITURE.

Il ARGBST FURNITURE \ n DGy
IL BEDDING ESTABLISHMENT ~
SOUTH OF NEN YORK. NJ
NEARLY 10000 SQUARE FRET FLOOR
ROOM.
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Mrs. J. c. DIPPSER, coRNEHfszn5

MRS. J. c. DIPPSER, coRNERs<f3
vi THIRD AND MARSHALL STREETS, -S-s1l-'--
M IN Usr deceased husband. Az my patrons
thank for pat fiyors and hope they win continue
the .llnc. Is VIII pay the prompieyt attention 70
eli by d,y or night Ny warehouse Is full or First
Glass Material only, which offer At the lowest
10. an 2i-eOatdcl0
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uTITITANU sUTUERLANDem

M lIIlAn II. St ltITsltlShNDfl-l<1.-0
w K sons, UNDERTAhERS, No. -
10 north Eigtth sireei, Rlehnond, W, We keep
ON hand FIJI stock 81 WOOD AND HETAILIt
attended 70 IN city or country. Having our OWN
carriage and heaI'.e, we ere prepared " attead
FUNERALS st very reasonable rate.
au 1875 .Su&W3m
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WALNUT. OAK, AND COTTAGE@
w FURNITURE: HAlR-CLOTIi, RAW-k~
SILK. and COTELINE PARLOk slIls;IH
Lounges sIDEBOARDs, MARBLE-TOPS1t
TABLES. &c. Forty thousand COTTAGE BED
ARTHUP ROOSEY's.
an 2t-eod Governor ann Franklin streets.
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,pw voRK COTTON yUTuHEs.

-4l h.l,s. rross receipts, I.2S7 bales. kn<aycr
eIo-cd steady; sales. 100000 bales oesobsr
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LOUISVILLE.

louisville, October s.-fl ur steady ana IRA
extra. s5.75@s6; choice 70 fIiicy' sS1@S.)O.
5i'i,c,t -fe,lv ii 80. Conn steady at SIC. oats
.feadv al 49c. Pork and lar nominal. Bulk
meats duu and Dwer; slouider% SEQ RIB,
$3.50; clear, slu35: Bacon duli and lower;
.ti,sir-cu-e,l. Il e.. WhskeY steady at SLID.
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BALTIAhRF.

CtxCf-rvATT. October S.-flOur liier but not
,,not,b,y lower. Wheat IN fair demand ana lower;
70 D r,.d winter. sl4BWSI.47. Corn iTrcfsHllr a;
d0iTf TUf e. Oats msc.tlcd at fJtlA4O e. PORK
f;ult-m dull aud unchanged. Bacon c1sier;
shuUl.;crs nominal rib, ll4c.; clear. lie. Whis-
kev -tr0ng ut sl.lJ; combination siics Of finished
goods. 10 barrels. on tie basis ~ sI'l9. rnyaf
Hogs quiet: common aud Eight, sj.25@s6.6o;
-,si-fn., and httfrlcIS'. sT.Z0.
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ST Louis. October S.-FlOur dnll. Wheat
onened lower: declined aud closed higher; No. 2
red fall, si.iJii cash. LOO November, sl.03l
B.ccmbcr Corn opened lower: declined and
rll-.d higher: SO e. cash. Soc. November 6s g.
December. oats opened lower and closed higher
45r cash. A. G. November. 46tic. Dccembcf.
Provisions dull aud lower 70 sell AL around; only
mail job lots a. be had 10 irregular prices. Wills
ki.H .talaY AZ JIG.
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NOW IN STORE 4 YERYM

and solicit call from al who may need articles ir
my line. ,.,
Sly prices are low and terms accommodating
See my stock before bnyng -
SAMUEL ". HAYWOOD.
an f7-cod6m Governor street. Richmond, Va.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15

good deal OF investigation, has decided to 60
ahead and put in wooden pipe for bringing wa
ter from the artesian well down 10 and along
Main street. About 800 feet OF S.inch pipe will
be used and 1900 feet Of 4.inch supply pipe The
village clerk wrote TO a number OF places where
they were using wood pipe and the replies were
generally favorable. The wooden pipe was also
found TO be considerably cheaper than any bids
they could get for iron pipe; neither were the
iron pipe men willing to put In their pipe for the
The board will put in the pipe 80 rs TO furnish
hre protection for the town this winter and then
II II different water system is adopted afterwards
the same pipe can be used without additional ex.
pense for that The pipe will be ordered and
work commenced at once.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15

CoxntI Court and Clerk-Waltrers BLOCK. Mau'san ~
Recor1er Exchange Building. opposite clifton -,
Circs:t Court and Cerk.-Ns:h end OF court ~ uo"h
tars.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15
In ihe Mhele Mi.tory nf Medlcine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained SO wide a reputa
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PECToRAI, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Its long continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates has
made 1t universally known as safe and reliable
agent To employ. Against ordinary colds, which
are the forerunners Of more serious disorders it
acts speedily and surely, always relieving suffer
ing. and often saving life. The protection II af-
fords, by its timely use in the throat and chest
disorders OF children makes il an invaluable rem
edy TO be kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford TO be without II, and those
who have once used il never will. Frsm their
knowledge of It's Composition and effects, ply.
sicians use the CHERRY PEcToRAL extensively In
their practice, and Chergymen recommend IT,
IL is absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and " M always cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all dealers. W
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15

snThe attention of the people is called to my very
large stock, which includes large assortment OF eV-
ything in my line. . , ,
in Drugs, my stock embraces all pure Drugs ama
Patent Medicines, ncudlng hns discover!
for Coughs Colds which has equal 2umns Ague W% c
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps Perumerles co. 90.
Brushes Combs and a full line of all Toilet Goods. .
Lamps and Fixtures OF all kinds including hana ;e,
Table, Bracket Hanging Extension, Chandeliers arp Nc WIN
all the good Burners and Attachments -,
Cigars--The best and 1Oc Cigars in ottawa. al
ways keep sc Cigar the county affords >. A..
For Painting Material my stock has no equal Ill thls
county this branch with my extensive e
advantage. Buying as 40 Whe prices
immense quantities, nave al
customers all the ad'ataSe
PhGnx Lead superior sell it, H. Colors are the best
keep the Pioneer Mixed RANT
and sell ether Paint OF the same Iuai!
have the most complete stock OF Pocket knlyeS ever
kept any stock the prices so very ar beo" all
others that all surprised. p.,, 1,.....,b
keep full line of School Books Bibles photograph
Albums Autograph Albums Toy Books, Paper Envelopes k
Pens, all stationery. - ,
In regard to prices, have no competitors when you
fake into consideration quality Of goods Tor always nave
everything deal in inferior goods or any knd
Give me cali. Get the best and your money
Ely. GRIGGS,
Books m
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15

Buttcr-ChOlce 10 fancy creamery, |'Wo", hue
to fancy dairy, lSG2Gc; good to choice, l5@l7c;
shipping lots, llMl3c.
Eggs-Fresh, l9@2Oc.
Potatoes-New, choice, S2GtS7c per bush.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, S6.5O@
100; good to choice natives s5S5@6m; com
mon shipping and killing steers, S3.70@i.sO
cows and heifers, S3.15@4.25.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from s60O@72o to
packers.
WooL.-Walter Brown II Co.'S (Boston) last
circular reports the market as quiet with
continued firmness in prices. Yesterdays Chi
cago quotations are AS follows:
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15
The County Oaces.

Co.nt, t,ourt ana C,erE-wstSers Block. Madison =,
coll an% saoS :eSsaS ena Of S
Sss,ir-same. up stairs.
cps1ssv 3asnl@wsitheI's Block, up stairs:
soSt q cGSstrIMisH e. s1iess u s. store
The following were this week granted llcene'
TO marry;
Henry F. Lass and l.. Eta Quinn.
j. +. Brauning and Lizzie Leyes:
Philip Leibold and Mrs. Elizabeth Horn
Clarence C. Mulford and Grace Kline
John Scorba and Mary Bartko.
Ed. Haldeman and Mamie Kirkendall.
Louis Schomas and Anna Starbeck.
VIM. Seipp and Louisa Arenz.
Walter JoIce and Elizabeth karnes
Henry ]. Hoppele and Bertha Scherer.
WIN. Zeller aud Henrietta Kettcniss.
Geo H. Swader and Mary Thomas.
Adolph F. Nerzig and X. Seirverth
VIM. A. Locke and Sarah J: Contant.
Jere. r. nif and Mary f. Kleiber.
Patk Csllen and Catherine Price.
Nichl Oherron and Bridget Ann heegah'
Chas. S. Foss and Mary j. Murdock
James Morker ard Anna James.
Geo. SCHNEIDER and Frederika Bauman.
ESTATES
To be allowed without costs, claims against
the following estates must be filed on or before
Monday next, in the probate side OF the County
Court: Pelatia Gibles, Geo. Erbes, Henry H..
Worsley, wendelin Klein, Joseph Peters, Daniel
Mosher, Richard schofeld, Albert Naramor,
Jairus Lawrence, John McCagh.
Since Jan. !, 1881. 4S9 marriage licenses have
been granted by the county clerk; from jan l.,
Isl, to Oct 3, 225 deaths and 713 births have been
recorded.
REAL ESTATE.
During the week real estate instruments num-
bered from 20,6i7 TO 20,757 have been filed Tor
record. The money represented by transactions
OF 1881 is
Sales Observation-Disclosures. Sa ,905P5
Loans. 20, ll4'0O
City sales, included above. 5S,ll2CJ
Sales of the latter were as follows: Marseilles,
6, s51, 200; Streator, s. $780, Ottawa, sl47; Sc
rena, $500; Mendoza 2, s525; La Sale, $500.
Samples of the transactions In city and farm
property are as follows;
To John Rooney, lot 5, blk 50, Yer. Coal Co.
adm, Streator, $1,000.
To Elizabeth H. Cook, lot 5, blk 7G, same, $400,
To Geo. B. Whitaker, VIII nwq $, ~, and neq
seq 7, 80, /, Eden, ST, G,000.
70 l.. A. Beecher. 3Oa, W pit nwq nwq nwq 20,
To r. E, Jackson, Marseilles, l.. & W. P. Co.
adm, Water block /, 2, 5 and pit A.; River blk, 5
and pit 7, and pit seq, l3, 81, 4, $4,000.
10 H. Reynolds, pt' lo' ., DIX 81 SueaVo',
$1,000
To U. Persons, neq seq 2s, SO. 4, Fall River,
$1,000
To Rebeca C. Canon, neg nwq 2s 36, 2, Meri
den, 5000.
To L. j. Bliss, lots to IL, blk B Rlchey's adm,
Marselles, $4,000
To b. Blckford, Oct. 8, Water blk, lots G, Z, s,
Q, l.. IL w. =. Co. adm, Marseilles, $4,000.
Same, Oct. 8, to A. +. Jackson.
To II. l.. Sanderson, 45 ft, lot |, blk l2O La
Sale $500
To Geo. Peterson, eli seq IS, 3", a. Grand Rap
ids, S3,6OO
Considering the velocity OF transactions, &c,
in Marseles Land Il Water Power property, real |
estate In that quarter Of Marseilles "boometh"'
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15
County and Ne,gnborbooa

The new Utica pottery began active operations
last week.
The streator Bottle Works are approaching
completion.
Sergeant Bates lectsred in Mendoza on las,
Friday night.
died in that city on Monday
On Monday pext Star Lodge, No. rs. /. o. OF.
Morris, viii celebrate its 30th anniversary
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-10-15
The TeIepIlOne.

a Mendoza man raised pumpkin this season
that weighs l09 pounds That ought to settle it.
Mendoza must have an agricultural fair.