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LOCAL TIME TABLE.

CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOR PHILAD 2.25 G.3G I. n,
s.i0 wy, s.in, s55. lN.%C. LISA. M; ~, u
IO.UO p. IN. Sundays, 2.05, 2 y, :. 10 am.
800: 8. 81 6.3S 7.Oc, 9.5j, 1900 D. m.
FOR NEW HoRK.-2.O5, 2.25, q 81, 100, .. $
ll.8 a. m. ti2.43. 2.Os, So rs D. m
sundays, 2O5, 2.25 u. m, 65- b. S ., IN.
foR BALTIMoRE.-I25I, ~, f.Gp I'm
:. Be.m. ;l2.55, sf.04 AS ,6.5f lO.sI nm
Sundays, l2.5l, ZIP, 40 7.5j a. m. d
FoR WAsHINGroN.-I25l, 2.l2. 4,2. 7:55
s.'S r.. M; 1855, *I.O4 $50 p, M. sun
days, l2.5l, 2l2, 4.U2. 7.55 "A. IN.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDIATE STA,
lions. -l2'ol, o,3S a. m, 1888, 1. Is p. IN
me $40 p m. train stops at way sta,
lions only between Perryvills auc
=, baltimore. Sundays, 12-5l a. m.
fshkYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATES STA
TIoNs,-6.l5 y. m.
FOR NEW CAsTLH.-6.O 9.35 a. M, I1f
800, 8,25. ,. IN, No Sunday trains,
HARRINpTON AND INTERN ED1ATE STA
Sunday trains.
DELMAR Va AND DlNDERMEDIATE STATION,
,-S.5o Il. M, Los p. m.
FOR WILMIN9ToN 4 NoRTnERN Il. II. =
3:lO a. M; 800, 5.05 p, IN. No suu.l,
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN R. Ri
lOjD a. No.; 5.35 p. ms SUNDAY traiu4
1920 a. H.. and 900 .. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FROM PHTLADELPHIA.-l2. 2.O7, 355
I.h2. s..3; y. % n, m, IL m.; I2l5. l2.A
l.O2 80, ABS, AL, 5.I0, 500 5.l5, 6.ij
300 20, l0.45, Ills p. IN Suntiays
i2.@2.07,S52, u. 10. "a. M; 9 70, lu.lj
II 10 o. IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
uILADELPHIA-Broad street Depot
105, 7.SO, s.l5, l03O, 100, HIS =. M. -
Bio, 800. 40, 6.I0 rs, 5.45BIO, S,uOy.4 Al
lO.OO, ll.30 p. m. Sundays, 7.p5, S,'}la, m
800. 800, 9.45. 1000, II 30 % M
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.O7, 3.5l, Tj2. g,Sj
=. MI l2.i6, *i.02, I Il, ~ 10. Is & m
SUI Lav- 2.G7, 3.57 7.j2 n. m. IO 10 o. m
FROM BALTIMoRE.-l.59,2 2.l1. y5ll.'Ii /
M; jail 200, 5.iG, C.3O, 80 o. IN. sun
days, 80, 2.l9 Il. ~. 5.i6 $50 $50 u. m
FROM WAsHINGToN.-I.5g, 2.lg. III ~ a
~, "l2.fi, z.JO, ). 10, B.35 p. m. sun
hays. l.59, 2l9, a. M: .. ~. $50 D. IN.
FROM PERRYVILLE DnIy-g.Uj aim
FROM NEW CAsrLE--S.ls, g.3l, q Ii ~ u
DO, .. % pm. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. k.--s. - a. m. n. N
sos p. IN. No Sunday trains,
FhoM WILMIFGToN u NoRrHERS n. Il
500 a, M; l2.O5 6.i5 p. IN. No Sunis.,
trains,
FROM DELAWARE WEsTERN Il. K.--g
a. M, 10, p. III. Sunday trains gli
w. and $40 D. m.
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vennOr Predictions.
MONTREAL, Que, O

Vennor looks for continuance of
the warm wave on this continent dur
ing the approaching winter, broken by
waves of low Jemperatare of brief du..
ration. He disregards the sun or sun
spot theory, .and predicts an open
winter.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDN sDAY, October 10 .5P.

w EDN sBAf, OctOOer ~. l.. NJ.
FLOUR continues quiet. but steady. Sales
OF 2JOO barrels, including Minnesota ex-
trAs al 81 10 for clear, and at kS "a l21S
Tor straight Peuusy wanna extra family
st r. 2Ua7 ~ Western do. do. at a. - Il
. 80, and patents al 49, II So Rye flour
is Inactive. We quote at So IA o l2IS.
GRAIN Wheat was dull, but prices
were "A fraction higher. Sales OF 400
bushels ked and Amber at 81 idal AZ. Al
the ppen board. 8 10 bushels November
sold al D ll:A and 800 bushels December
at VI oAl4 !, 40 was bid ior october, and
II 5p1a Tor January. Rye IL lower, aud lOOU
bushels sold at VI U7al Us for Pennsy Ivan la
Corn is quiet aud ABOUT steady. Sales OF
300 bushels, including yellow, at 7lIS q
.ac. mixed at IlJ4a72lac. 4; steamer at lie
No. al I0c., and rejected At Toe, Oats are
In good request and steady. sales of ~ :
Ob bushel., including White, at 5Oa5lc.
and rel cted and mixed AT I7lSa4Sc.
WHISKY, ,--Sales Oi Western iron bound
are reported at ell l. per gallon.
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Women that have been pronounced
incurable by the best physicians In the
country, have been completely cured of
female weakness by the use of LYDIA f..
flnkham's Vegetable COMPOUND. Send
To Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mas, Tor pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-21

MOTTO E.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
kestorer is the marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. AL fits stopped fFee.--
Send TO 931 Arch Street, PhiIstslphia,
oct 20-ly
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PHI LADELPHiA CATTLE MARkET.
MoNDAy oct - pA

)
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand this
week, but prices AT the C ose were easier
400 head arrived and sold at the different
yards AT 3a6Isc. per lb., as TO ,ondiLion.
SHEEP were in steady demand. Ia 900
mead arrived and sold at the different
YARDS al GaiJ5c.. and Lambs NJ Ia7l9c. per
lb.t as TO condition.
HOGS were firmly held 1000 head arriv-
eu, and soid at the different yards at : a
lUl2c. per lb., the latter rate for extra Chi
cago.
Park Dr0ue Yard, SD and Lancaster aue-
nue.. WeSt PhtIudetphia, Oct 10,
SHEEP.-Extr., 10 TO I2D lbs, 65z 10 5L ;
good, ~ TO 100 lbs, % To ~ fair. 10 10 IS
lbs, "A to 81; culls. j to 81 stock sheep,
20 " 10 s5 5l; good lambs, "a 10 I; medium
lambs, So 10 u common LAIN b6. ~ 10 AZ w.
caves, scarce and wanted, q 10 81. ArIi'
vnlh, 500 head.
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Real Estate Sal es.

@. W. Baker & Co., real estate agents
have sold the ii. II. Godsborough faru
containing 100 acres, 10 Chapel District
to Paul Winchester, Esq, OF New fOrl
City, for SPECIALIZATION Md Ledger.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications fer NO. anx.

For the Middle Atlantic States. fair
weather, variable winds, stationary or
highly barometer, stationary tempera-
ture.
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That Poor RedrIdden

Invalid wife, sister, mother or daughter
can be made the picture of health by a
lew bottles OF Hop Bitters. WI pou let
them suffer when SO easily cured2
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BIds for schnoIuenfinr.

At an adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education, last night, the
following bids for furnishing new
heating apparatus for No. A school
were read
Gawthrop IL Bro, steam heat
ing apparatus. s...................s1,O ,O75.OO
Finn Il jackson, two No. SO
iulhaces. s....'..................... 3UU.OO
James Wood ~ Co., two AZ
inch furnaces. s.......... ...... 1890
NO definite action was taken ON the
bids, but the visiting committee of
the school was authorized to procure
new heating apparatus.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. sao.oo

ie1d Prizes, amounting gto........,. $40 4uD
htsponhlDle corresponding agents want
ed AT all polnts, 10 whom liberal com pen-
sation VIII be paid.
For further Inform alton, write CLEARLY
giving iull address. send orders by exi
press or iteslsterei LIE ter, or Money or
der by mail, addressed only to
Vi. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUfHIN at
No. 2l2 broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drlwings
are under tue supervision and mannee-
ment OF GENERALS q, 7. bEAUKE,-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Notice To The Public

NUtICt 10 TIC PUBIC,
The public are hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or Or.
New York city, Us authorized Iu ~
louisiana ntdte Lottery Company 10 sen IL
Tickets. They are flooding die cOuI.trD
Dtth Bogus Circulars parporti,iO 10 be
and are fraudulentiy reJyresenttpD fIclIl
setces as Us ADeaLs. They haze no authsrtt,,
fron, hS C1npdhy 10 sell as HckeLs, and ara
not ITS agents for any Jurpose.
MA. ID UFiTIN,
fTes. Louisiana Stdle L0tteru Co.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July A. 1881.
septl4 d6w4w
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
N A oRTUNE. TENTH
GRAND DIsTRIBUrloN, CLASS IA,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, NOV.
sth, IssI-i3sth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Gu
incorporated in 1853 for 25 years by the
Leg stature for Educational and Cnari-
table purposes-wi;h n capital of 81 900, :
DO-to which reserve fund OF over sID-
OOU has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote it's
franchise was made n part of tue present
state Constitution adopted December "a,
A. D., 1873.
LIS GRAND single Number ID rawlings
VIII lake place monthly. IL nepar scales
or poa?Ones. Look at the following Dis
tributiOn:
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wiIm ingtoE Markets.
WILmrseToN Del. Oct.
rne City Markets

The following were the ruiing prices In
mark ct this morning..
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for all those Painful Complaints ana
Weak knesses so common 10 our best
female population.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03
Tho Old standby.

VIM. Trablng has just received his fall stock
OF clothing, consisting OF all the new styles OF
piece goods for new and fashionable suits; also
a prodigious lot OF the hest ready made clothing
In the market. He used to be called high
priced, In comparison with snlde clothing shops,
but he did not steal his goods. nor has he stolen
them now. He bought the best goods he could
get, at the lowest possible honest prices, and
sells them the same way. SO he has now .
splendid stock Of goods, which no can sell at
honest living prices--lower than those shops
that fail now and then and pay from 50 cents to
nothing on dollar. He sells them at uniform
low prices all the year round, not at high prices
awhile and then at pretended cost awhile. He is
here for keeps, has No. goods, and sells at bot
tom prices, and warrants everything to be as
good ~ represented or no sale. every time.
Call and see the new clothing and the latest
styles In the gents furnishing line and In piece
goods, and get new suit very cheap. Remem-
Der the place, In the Glover It Cook (now Ged
ney) block, northeast corner court house square.
VIZ. TRADING.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The droughth which had continued almost un.
interruptedly for two months came to an end
or a "break," At least ON Wednesday night The
rain in Ottawa was not great, much more water
falling in the country around Us thao In the city.
However. the dust was laid. Everywhere the
vegetation had dried to finder. Along the rail.
roads sparks from locomotives kindled fires 90
frequently that farmers were forced to burn the
land themselves so as not to DO taken unawares,
and but little dry enough to burn. OF grass or
weeds, WAS left standing. In numerous places
on the Fox river line the fences had been burned
by accidental fires.-The heat OF the earlier days
Of the week was as intense as at any time during
the summer, and living was much more dlsa-
greeable on account OF the dust. Those familiar
with the hot winds of Kansas had their memo
ries of them refreshed here by the winds Of Sun
day and Tuesday.
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Wide Awake

In the interest Of our trade 10y making early
purchases, we take pleasure in announcing to
the trading public that most OF our fall and win
ter goods have arrived. A finer line and variety
cannot be shown over any counter in La Sale
county to-day. Our dress goods are OF the
choicest and latest shades and effects, and cover
the widest range Of grades and prices. They
are simply superb and to try to describe them
would hardly do them justice. All we ask Is to
have the ladies call and see them before purchas
Ing elsewhere.
We have also the most elaborate line OF cloaks
and dolmans In the city. In ladiea' underwear
We take the lead. Remember that we are the
most strict cash dealers, and can give yon the
lo,rest cash prices. Respectfully,
FORBES & FLICK.
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Fall Announcements.

In addition to the large line OF fall goods al
ready opened by Messrs. HULL Il BARrBLs, they
will open next week large invoices Of
StB Hats, in all the correct styles snt oolors
.Feck,o,ar in fall styles;
latest styles and patterns:
Gloues, gents driving and kids;
Hosiery, for gents fall wear.
These lines Of goods will all be strictly 6rst.
clsss-the cream Of the market, making stock
second to none In variety or general desirability
In all lines OF gents furnishing goods their stock
and prices will meet with general approval.
sHIRrs
The Wilson Eros. shirts, handled only by 10,
are the best on the market and can't DO beat II
indeed equaled. Fits guaranteed at prices to
suit everybody. Don't buy a white shirt until
you see THE Wilson Bros"
PURs.
The fur stock will be opened at once, and DO
the Itst, as usual. We allow no one to beat us
on furs or fur trimmings RKrAIRs.-Lades wish
ing repairing done should call as early as possl.
bic, for during the busy season less time can be
given to this work, nor can 1t be done quite so
cheaply as now. Satisfaction guaranteed ON all
goods or work OF this kind, In which no house In
this region really pretends TO RIVAL us.
BUFFALO ROBES.
We have bought large collection Of northern
buffalo robes, which we will offer at the lowest
prices. Remember ,ee make this guarantee: The
buyer is allowed the use Of all robes we gusran.
tee until January l, 1882, when, II they prove
sbar fhan MA thay no cd
and the price paid will be refunded. We have
had many years Of experience with these goods,
so that we cannot be deceived and annu.
ally make this guarantee; and we have ne,sr
had robe returned
Call and examine any line OF goods we carry.
HULL & BARrDLs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

THE City Drug Store" has been familiar
name and place In Ottawa for years and years.
For years its outward appearance has not
changed materially, though inside 1t has always
been fresh and pleasant. However, the last few
days have made decided change of appearance
in 1.-The City," Three fine plate glass windows
in front fill the store with sunlight and make two
splendid show windows; u corrugated iron cell
ing, painted delicate tint OF blue replaces the
old ceiling and new paint on the side walls and
shelving, and a thorough brushing up" all over
make handsome interior. DR.. Smurr is to be
congratulated, and the public, too; for 1t is al
ways pleasanter to buy even medicines In pretty
store than in dlngy one. OF course, in this
situation the stock Of everything at the city will
not run down 1t never did IN the old times and
now it will be greatly improved by new notions,
fancy case goods, &c. THE City" has been spen-
didly managed by DR.. Smurr and since it's new
birth" will be sure to be more popular than ever.
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Stationery Supplies.

We have all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare ne,U type, and
use the Holder Blotter- Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and ham,
dy for use. The Holder Pad is tho
best in use. 1t is heater. cheaper,
more Convenient. less cXn,brOus and
does its ,0orJc better than any other
blotter yet invented, as a mere glance
at it uill prove to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers. givins the best material
and best york for the money in Of
tara. If you ,oant something good
and neat call on
OSMAN r. HAPEMAN,
Printers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

1t Is som, time since the collection Of the OF
tawa ACADEMY OF Natural Sciences was trans
ferrcd to tie High School buildrug; yet the mu-
scum even at this date is worthy OF mention, be.
Ing probably the largest aud comple,est In ILL
nois now accessible to High School students.
The entire valuable collection has been labeled
aud properly classified by Prof Huett, aud is dis
played in handsome cases Of the most approved
pattern IN the room is also shelving for the
library, gradually increasing In size and value.
The latest additions to the collection are loans
b Mrs. Phillips Of few superb pieces OF an
tique Mexl,An pottery and modern Mexican toys
Of the common people, Of native make, pro-
cured by Mrs. Phillips during her residence In
Mexico. *
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Tho Season Opened.
Printers

Tho Season Opened.
The amusement season In OTTAWA was opened
on Wednesday evening last by the Wallace sis-
ters In "Minnles Luck" The intense heat WAS
uniavorable, and light house was preeent. The
play though new was the familiar story: the
stolen child the heavy villain, the cute reporter.
detective, the villain foiled, the heart-broken
mothers child restored, &c. 1t was not received
with rounds OF applause, and the acting was
not $50 awfully" bad.
COMING.
The well known Florence Herbert Dramatic
Co. are due here for four nights, beginning on
Wednesday evening next, opening in Camille"
to be followed by other interesting plays, the
bill being changed nightly. The company Is
composed of l2 people, ard Is substantially that
Of last season, though several new names ap-
pear. Mr.. Whiteley manager has never ais
appointed Ottawa by bringing poor company
Of actors; and the plays will no doubt be given
next week in their customary good manner. The
admission fees are low, as usual: admission pc
and SIC; reserved seats Soc
The Young Ladies' Of the Public Library, for
the purpose Of adding to the number OF books in
the library. are about to give a concert at the
Congregational church-date not yet fixed. Miss
Eta NattiLger, whose studies east have made
her a most charming vocalist, will take part,
with other voices, and there will be also nstru-
mental numbers. These young ladies have never
given us an inferior entertainment, aud this ono
promised will not be among the least interesting
Of their series, by "A great deal.
Barnum will appear in a blaze OF glory" on
Tuesday next There is no question but Bar
NUNS 10 the biggest and best circus on the
road. II the great tent, holding 5000 people,
isn't filled afternoon and evening we shall be
greatly surprised.
NJ. B. Curtis, who as SAINT Of Poser. has been
deightng large audiences at "Mcs' this week.
is booked for Ottawa soon.
Henrietta Vanders, u new tragedienne, ap-
peared at Hooey's on Monday. She does not
appear to have been very successful.
Patience" Gilbert and Sullivan's mex. opera,
will be produced In America for the first time At
the Standard in New York. Sept. 49,
"The Bankers Daughter" is being given IN
unusually fine style by Golfers companyin New
York. 1t will be given in Ottawa soon.
Buffalo Bills party are gathering at Rock 10
land, and opened the season on last evening.
The play is the prairie Wait" Buffalo Bill in
PRODUCES DR.. D. F. Powell, "White Beaver" medi-
cine man of the Wlnnebagos and four other live
specimens Of thu. tribe OF Indians Booked for
Ottawa.
A. c. Gunters farce comedy After the Opera
was produced ut the Park Theatre In Boston
Monday night the 22d, with very fine cast
The Herald says: AFTER the Opera has good
A. l,,F ba nj m m M
its suggestiveness. Is consists OF four acts and
numerous tableaux and abounds in bright sayings
and critical situations galore. The time is the
evening Of the Arion masked ball in New York
City"
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The Public Library, which has been closeu this
week on account Of a want OF a librarian, the
Young Ladies VIII endesvor TO have opened next
week. The library will be made circulating, and
the rules governing the loan OF books will be
published as soon rs a librarian is secured. The
Young Ladies deserve great deal OF credit for
their work-much harder than most people I'm.
agine. II our men folks had one-half their ca
ergy and determination in this matter, large
public library would long since hsTe been in
successful operation mere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The negro population was on the rampage on
Saturday night last; and Harrison came out
with badly cut head. A yell sent Officer Frost
to the foot of La Sale street, where he found
Harrison unconscious, and lying 10 pool Of
blood. A German, the only man in the neigh.
borhood, was stopped until Harrison came TO-,
when he reported he had been hit yith bar by
one Carpenter and another negro.-On Monday
the assailants were fined.
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New stock Of Dry Goods

At Hulls this week In the new fall styles. Cali
and see them.
Opened this week large line Of colored dress
silks in the new fall shades. They are very fine
and are so cheap that you need not put off buy.
ing any longer 1t will do you good to see
them.
Remember We have the largest stock OF carpets
In the city They are all new styles, and We are
not to be undersold. w. II. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

The Maher artesian well Second boringl was
finished without delay by the Bradfords. The
well gives 70 gallons per minute. The machin-
cry Is now In the rear OF the St. Mich. sinking a
well for A. Sizer and Jas. Csrew.-Peck began
drilling on the we'll for Messrs. Trimble, Hull,
Osman It al, on Thursday.-Messrs. Cook, Bush
nell, Bull ct al, will put down we'll on the east
side as soon as the tools can be had.
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Tha County OillCea.

County Court and Clerkwalthers Block. Madison ST.
Rscorder -hIchansc building opposite Cllnon' u
stairs
bhe,lr.-same up stairs.
T,eGssrer.-Opcra House Book.
S0ss ~ 4gs.w heS' Rg T,I up ssTs
Coroner over 81. steiei's store.
The following were this week granted licenes
TO marry:
Henry Whalen and Maggie Berry.
Geo. w. Rich and Margaret A. Robson
NJ. j. Flaherty and Eliza Debolt.
David II. Paul and Mary &. Donnell.
Chas. w. Weisheit and Laura FaIk.
Fred'k G.. Schadensach and Elizabeth Brown
NJ. z. Quigley and Martha Battles.
J. Harvey Leighton and Aida X Burr
John Gardner and Anna Love.
Levi W. Quainbalt and Ellen Killey.
James Halkyard and Sarah L. HIll
Martin Walters and Ida Ltllis.
REAL ESTATE.
From Aug q to Aug. 81, real estate iustru.
ments numbered from 20, O32 to 20 100 were filed,
The business of 1851 was:
Sales o., %, w
Loans Observation-Disclosures. l5,2O6.7j
There were 81 sales and II loans.
City property Sales Streator, 10, for S., iS2;
La Sale 3, for 49, $50; Peru, 3, for $3.50; Ottawa,
4, for s2,525; MENDOZA, =, for $50; Earlville, l
for 1900.
Sales Of farms, 4, for 1885,.
Among the sales were the following:
1913 a. pit seq 81, 35, 1, and pit swq 26, IS, 4,
Serena, s3,2fO.
Lot a. blk Is, La Sale, 81 900.
VII neg 80, "a, =, Waltham, 5000
To John Hilliard, subd swfTq III, 3S,S, pt out
lot 3, and pit out.lot 3, Ottawa, $500.
THE BOARD.
The Board OF Supervisors meet on Tuesday AZ
ternoon, September 18Th. Send in your bills to
your Supervisor TO have them audited at this
session.
ESTATES.
Claims against the following estates must be
filed in the Probate Court on or before Monday
next: William J. Hargrave, Geo. Wohlwend,
Willis T. Burnett, Henry Slater, Hans Thomp-
son, Emma c. Buell..
A law term OF the County Court will begin on
Monday next-a change from The third TO the
second Monday.
On Saturday night Thos. King, OF Streator, got
on drunk with few friends, and during the
night King stole a watch of James Doyle. He
v as arrested, examined AID sent TO Ottawa on
Monday in default Of $500 bail.
Subscriptions received for all the principal
newsuapers and periodicals in the United States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

Mrs. james Burke, Of Wallace tp., died on
Aug. a. aged 32 years. She had been afflicted
with EPILEPSY for many years, which dread di-
sease finally caused her death She leaves her
husband, tlree girls aged from Z to II years and
a son three years old. She was lady held In
high esteem by her neightors, and, indeed, all
who knew her; and the last rites were witnessed
and participated in by hundreds OF neighbors
and friehd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

On Wednesday, while VIM. Mcguire, OF La
Sale, and companions were going home their
buggy was upset near the Rediick farm west of
town. Mcguire had q collar.bone broken. He
was brought back to Ottawa and will recover.
His brother came up for him on Thursday, and
his horse while standing on La Sale street sud.
denly dropped and had to be taken to DR., Shep-
pard's for treatment, Unlucky family this.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-03

A large line Of new picture frames OF all sizes
and styles, at a wide range Of prices, received 10y
us on yesterday. We are now carrying the
largest and most complete stock and greatest
variety Of these goods now in La Sale county,
and invite all to call aud see the goods.
OsNAE & HAPgNAN.