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| the new administration In strange and wonder
full manner. To say nothing Of saloons open IN
| I'll after midnight Saturday and oil day and all
night Sunday, here comes great moral show In
the shape OF the classic "Apollo" company, q
show In style and delivery" q counterpart Of the
Infamous State 1T. and "Biler avenue" low down
varieties. The Thursday evening show was as
filthy % most stomachs could stand, but having
run the gauntle. Of the "cops,' the managers
orally advertised to give u "better, that is,
hl,her-show iast night.
| a large audience assembled NJ Turn Hall last
evening 10 witness the variety entertainment oy
The Apollo company. Many evidently went
there expecting To see something OF an ehtirciy
different nature. and instead OF being disp-
pointed were pleased at the performance. They
lplay again 10 night 1imS.
The Apollo Theatre Company gave their first
leyhibItiun last evening ut Turn Hall TO n good
audience Of males. The character OF the per
fo,msuce must have been a disappointment To
many Of the boys anu "old heads" who expected
to witness u disrcputaOe performance. me
Icostnmes OF the female actors were not Oblec-
tionabIe, nor were their actions. One oil The
male performers, however, made several vulgar
and uucaed for remarks, which elected strong
condemnation from the audience. We are IN
formed that In performance this evening there
will be nothing of the kind permitted, and a
good entertainment in every respect 10 promised
| Journal.
| For thoroughly cast.iron stomachs, commend
Us to the editors Of the Journal and Times. Il
strikes US, by the.way, 1t is pretty near an insult
To this community to recommend such show 20
public patronage.
| Were such "a show TO appear 10 the Opera
House 1t would kill the place for all time. For
,uns,ely the house will never be 80 disgraced,
for the manager has determined to allow no
troupe in his house whom a lady cannot safely
20 to see.
| Certainly neither OF the above named papers
could recommend this show re one III tn be seen
on the Opera House stage.
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Am USEAl I'm To.
The Weeks DolngS.

On Tuesday night Nine. Rentx's MipssTeis gave
- epssvtsiunent at the Opera House, 10 good
audience. chiefly composed Of men, who went
under the idea that II would be bad" show be.
cause women were the chief etars on the bills.
A few ladies In the house forced them 10 be ave
themselves, however The entertainment was
better than the run OF mins:rels we have hod
this year. and though presenting nothing very
fine gave nothing bad. 1t WAS enjoyable and as
proper in all things Us the most iastidious could
wish.
On Thursday evening the apollo Theatre
Co." gave show In Turner Hall to large audi.
snce Of men and three women Of the town. Ii
ia enough to say tbsl the latter were immensely
pleased. And it Is certain the entertainment
stands pre.eminent as the flthcst ever given in
Ot,awa To our knowledge.
On Thursday evening Theodore Tilton gave
bis lecture ''The Worlds Tomorrow" ut the
Opera House to small audience. The lecture
wss a superb one, and delighted those who heard
il; but was losing scheme 10 the committee
who brought Mr.. Tilton 20 Ottawa unjortuu.
ately.
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The attention OF the people is called to my very
large stock, which includes large assortment of
|efything in my line.
In Drugs, my stock embraces all pure Drugs and
Chemicals all the best Patent Medicines including Kings Discovery
for Coughs and Colds which has equal 9ui Cure Eiec
trc Bers. Electric OIL kpndal SPAWN Cure Kidney Wort
i full stock of fine Toilet Soaps, Periumeres. CO.
lOgneS POmades, Cosmetics Hair Oils; Tooth, Nail Hair Cek
Brushes, Combs, aud fall line of all Toilet Goods
Lamps and Fixtures Of all kinds. including Hand.
Table Bracket Hanging, Extension Chandeliers Harps, with
jail the and good Burners and Attachments.
CigarsThe best and Zoe Cigars in Ottawa. al.
ways keep the best &c Cigar the county affords.
For Painting Material my stock has equal in this
couny My close attention to this with
pernCe gives Buying do when price,
at the lowest immense quantities. have advantage
when and give all the The
PhGnX Lead has superior sell it, H. NJ CO0rs
O Putty Glass, Minerals keep the Pioneer Mixed
and sell it lower than ether Paint of the quality
have the most complete stock of Pocket Knives
kept retail stock and the below all
Others that all surprised.
keep full line Of School Books Bibles Photographs
Albums Autograph Albums, Toy Books Paper En- elOpe Ink
Pens, and all stationery.
In regard to prices, have competitors when You
take into consideration the quality of goods for always have
the best of thing. do deal i'm
Give a call. Get the best and your money.
E. Y. GRIGGS.
I~h and Pal IlLr.
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p. Q JON ES,


A DNlNISTI,. rOR'S ALE OF ZEAL
n ESTATE.-puhuc O.cc ia hereby given that by vtrruc
and In Of orpr and decree of the Count Court
of In Sale county in the state Illinois nndc o. the r.
term thereof 1891, in certain wherein VII
liam Casey nstrAfor Of the Estate OF Thnmns hc
nrss deceas.t. retitOn'r ard NHry :. @ = ia
n Name Foley. John Foley. John NcfiinIcsH ihnUa-
NcGnncss William McfiinHess. h1rlos VEG Jars
NcGnncgs Mary h'Girnass. Ale" Nctiinr"ss. ichoas
Casey, Guardian ~ s1ld William May and James Ginns's.
and Psrck Dixon Guardian Of said Charles nd Nce Me-
GnIc-s drferd1rts ~ ny petition for IN" "
the real estate OF said Thomas MC deceased for
Administrator OF the tate OF said Thomas ~tGi do
thr Post Office In the Ottawa In tie county u Ia
Sale and site of Illinois, Mondoy The serond Cay of
Nay D. lsl ~ fhe boar NJ Oclnct In the
SAID day the following rihed real estate stratrd n
the II Ia Nae and Of Inaiz viz: The
half 81 the east ha II the easi Ia 81 the hall Of N"
southeast quarter Of Section Eig tDwpsh'p thry
north Of range three Of ,he third prrcP meridian
and also u Of the sOniheasi quarter 81 Scrt Thrtynr
In township ihirytNO north. ~ three rs. The
third principal meridian eNc"p e.n ~ an on ~
II north .a e the east half OF said son'hcet quat Of
said section ihirty.fIur
The srms Of sac will be follows, viz onphaf Of The
remainder with eight interest per thereon
20 be- paid In thereafter and 10 BE- ecucd ny te
erecuuOn - mo- ;sRge TO the administrator upon the
premises sold.
Tie widow OF said deceased wll The purchaAor
deed az all her right. III" and interest In sad premises
ac udin. homestead and dover.
March a-h. 1871. MILAN CASEY.
Administrator on the Estate Of Thea acGinness ded
y. T.. JosEs. Attorney. apr1Iw
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The above orders b. had by calling al my office. !"
! OTTAWA III. 800,
when called for plcae give the number ~ order II the
said orders claimed ny the next meeting Of the
Board Supcryiaors will call the attention VI the Boar
10 lo fact orders that not called Tor BY
| that time Cancelled and destroyed -
! Respectfully, T.. w. STOCkSLEoEk
| April . 1881 County Clerk.
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spr2s,V

NOTICF.-EsrATEo OF ENELIEE HsRDV. DECEASED.
~ Notice hereby given that the undergne FNecutriN
OF the sst vii and Testament OF Emrnr Hardy. late ~
the county % Ia sale and -tate Of ilinu, derrd Will
pear before ~ County Court " said runy Lhs tr
Mondsy being the 18th day Of May lss ~ the Count,
Court House. "A Oasa IN sad county When and here an
persons hayit claims d"msnd1 against said
notified 70 attend snd pre-eni The IN writing for ad-
jusrnenf.
1 Dated M. 81. cay q March = y 1881
ELIZA sTRAwS
sp2rSs ENrcutrix.
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10 In ne circuit Court. ~ Z Term 1881
Lott Sconed. Admin etTutr De oOniS non OF the Etai,
Of Nathaniel 8. 'lere r. Joseph scHwcltzer samnel
Pierce. Nathaniel Pierre" Ehonr2"r Pierce. SnsSn County
Hanna V. Rice. Besey W. Anderson Lny s. Adds, Ella
Pearson, Deborah $ Tickling. Mary Pierce. Jr, Mary
Pierce. twidow. I'm CkdRcerp.
Affidavit of the nOn.reslenc- Of Deborah s. Hcknr anf
Samuel Pierce, implicated with the above named defend
anS Joseph Scweitler FL al having been hled In Tie
clerk Office OF the Circuit Court Of Paid rounty notice
hereby given said nonresident defendants
that the complainant Ged his hill Of complaint IN laid
court the chancery side thereof til" eighth day OF
~ hruary ISL and that lhcrcupOn saned on
Of said court wherein ad snit pending rciurnnhC
the second Monday N the month OF March next 10y
law required.
Now unless You, the said non resident def DdNns above
named shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court the 1rsi day OF the hrrcOf Ia he holden
Ottawa in and for the said county on the second Monday
ia June next, and plead deInur n the said
planans bin Of complaint. the sane and the matters
and hng4 therein charged and stated will he taken
feescd decree entered against you according n the
pray err Of ,+id Hill WILLIAM W. rAl LOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois. March Sth, 1871.
ID. u. SNOW, COmpt's Solr. apr2
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NOTlCE.-EsTArE OF THoHss IArIsoE. nrc'n -
So'ice hereby that The undergned FXecutrV
u IA. iSt viii and testament Of Thomas mi late
Toe county OF sale ami state OF Illinois deceased vii
pear before the Count Court of SAID the tiFd
Monday b.nE the 'sth dayl Of Nay Iss a: the Count
Court House in OiaSs In said county when d vher" al
p-rsOns having rai1n- demands said
Dotfed IN attend and present the In wrtu for ad-
lrsimeut.
Dated tais let day u AerlA = 1881. -
ASSE JNNIcOc.
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Tfls Telephone.

"Oh, beautiful snow! Oh, beautiful snow
But why the devil don't you gn!'
Chicago IT1tGacs
Yes; "Why the devil don't you go;'
On, beautiful snow
Aud give the festive frog show
Oh, snow,
Poor frog. --EIchGr-g@.
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ri arr(eD

At the residence of the brides mother March Hh S
ny Rev. 4. smith. Mr.. CHARLES r. HANNA, OF fal
River and Miss e. ROSE HANNA, Of Grand Rapids.
They were the recipients OF bomber Of presents and tn
beet vuhes Of their friends p
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%, B. SNOW,

CTA VI; OF III Il NoI=, L. SALLR C0.'-ks. -
- II, the Circuit COark June T1tnl. 1891.
Lo Seohed. Adnistr de bontS n1n OF the state OF
Nathaniel Pierce decd Frederick Olesqn, Samuel
Pierce Nathaniel Pierce, Ebenezr Pierre Susan County
Hannah V. RI Betty ". Anderson. Lucy Sadd =, Ella
Pearson. Deborah nicking Mary +. Pierce, jr, and
Mary T.. Pierce twidow. I'm ChGpreJv.
AFFIDAVIT OF the u0nlsridenee of samuel n. Pierce and
Deborah y Hckling, mpcldcd with the above nan I'd de
Pendants Frederick OsOn et a. having been III d IN The
CLERKS OH Of the Circuit Court OF said county, notice -
therefore hereby given the said resident defendant
that the 9anant Med mis- hill ofcompaint In sad court
the chancery side thereof the stu day Of tcbru rI
1881 and that thercupon summons issued out of said court
wherein rad suit pending returna6e on the second
Monday the month OF March Ia nv law required
New unless you, the sid sdcnt defendants above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Cont the first dhy of the next thereof TO br holden
ottawa in and for the said county, the second MondnS
In June next, and plead denur 10 the snid
plainant's bill OF complaint the and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
decree entered against according 10 she prayer
ssid bill WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA, Illinois, March 2Sth A.. II. 1851.
D. 49, Snow. CoInpts solr spr2
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COURT HOUSE,.

The eOars house business is settled. >
Now the supervisors have only 10 retire, quit gu.
pervising the county's affairs, 90 home and stay
thee forscsrmore. AT leas. number Of them
have cat their own heads OF, and will die the
Death Of those who dare to do what the public
good requires Of them regardless Of recalei-
Gant constituency Let the fello1s kick-they
\ can't Kick over the new court house nov p? Ton.
"a Nrsuo
One N the most cruel things we have yei seen
wac the remark Of the Iatcr. G-taa correspondent
that Miss Murphy's insanity was caused oyread-
ing our evening dsiliesi No doubt they are equal
TO the emergency, but who but the 10. man
would have dared to say IL.
TIE REpt1lyaN1h il on the ''sprcac" this week ::
fact 1t is Journalistic, and enterprise in print
,Dg supplements for the county papere well As
it's own il se'edit to the city.-Jour2.di.
As Messrs. YIsKE & BEEN foot the bill. for This
"epresd" sn't the above "putT' . little far
fetbedy
The word "dramRr seems TO cover e wide range
Of territory: vac TINES "Sec the great Sex
tet,e Scenic clog by the sontsg sisters, Glenn
sisters sud the Misses Bliss and Powers at the
opera House on Tuesday night. Il is said TO be-
tbe finest srGrse ever seen on any stage"
The legislature of Wisconsin Jus, passed an
"Anti- Treating bill" II prohibits treating"
and Furnishes 10y fine OF ,5 or go any violation
OF the provisions OF the act. It prohibits The
selling Of checks by which one person can drink
u tbe expense of another, ans prevents the pur-
chase Of beer u bottles and giving the same
away. It guarded ia every way possible, and
Intended 10 accomplish the object Of its trainers
A similar bill is pending IT she Illinois legisa-
ture. 1t should pass. The American system Of
treating i most ridiculous and peruicious Il
is the cause OF more DRINKS snd more drunken
ness than any other half do zen causes and should
be abolished. Should it be abolished To- u oriow,
half the saloons in Ottawa would close ibelr
doors inside of week.
The morality Of Ottawa !. tsing guarded By
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@tScellaneouS.
NOTICE..

Notice Ia hereby given tina, tie following county oraer
have been unclaimed. TO viii
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n b We will offer extraordinary inducements wishing
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EVER BROUGHT TO OTTAWA
GEO. w. REED & co.

Ot,aws. H.. March i,h. 1891
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The morality Of Ottawa !. tsing guarded b,
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n nDl CARPENTERS are now using our Nrw MA
IO,OOO CHINE 70 FILE sAwa OF all kinos. Price,
SS 80. Send your adtrrss Postal Gard for Illus
'r.trh Circular K, ROTH BRO, New OXFORD Adams
county, Pa
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U = AN - tJI'W a IL DS.-Partes with limited
tDO capital desiring 10 become Interested in Mining en-
trprses bottom Hyurrs please eeDd address for free
prOspe t,p % JOSIAH FLtICnER 81 Broadway N Y cry
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IRON.
Editors Herald /:


Editors Herald:
VIII you please give me room in
your valuable paper for a few re-
marks on the above subject?
am glad to see that people are
becoming interested in the manufac-
ture Of iron, and though we may
differ a little as to where it should
be made, when correctly informed
we shall agree at least in the opinion
that it should be made in Utah
Territory.
l do not see how any one can adj
vocate Cat presently the manufacture
of iron fromthe ore in Salt Lake
City. for we have no iron ore, few
fiuxes and no fuel, charcoal, coal or
coke, and to bring ore from Tintic,
for instance, to this city, with other
necesSaries, would be very expensive.
AS / am informed the ore only con-
tains % per cent. metallic iron, you
would have to mine, handle and
freight four tons of ore to get one
ton of iron, besides the fiuxeS; for,
be it remembered, this extraneOus
matter requires the same quantity
of fuel to heat it that the same
weight of pure metallic iron would,
and in southern Utah the ore con-
tains an average of 65 per cent.
metallic iron,' and l have been in
formed that for one ton of ore put
into the blast furnace, with the pro-
per ingredients for fuxing, they have
taken out one ton of iron from the
Iron City works.
AS to the statement in the
HERALD of the 2Sth, that the pig
iron brought from there to this city
was too crude for light castings, |
say the writer has been misinformed.
Messrs William j. Silver, Thomas
PierpOnt and Amos Howe, all of
this city. iron masters, who have all
used this iron, tell me that it was
very good indeed, and well adapted
to making light castings. Mr.. Pier
pont has made light stove plate
from said iron Mr.. Silver informed
me that one of his moulders, Daniel
Davies, had moulded from this iron
some of the lightest and most intri-
cate filigree work of casting he ever
saw, and that the iron from Iron
City, whether hard or soft, had a
toughness about it that made it a
very superior article.
Now, what need of expecting to
find ore of any better quality than
here spoken Of? We want
to go to work at once and fix upon
one place, and that to begin with,
where so many prerequisites are
concentrated as are at Iron City,
and after a while we might estab-
lish the manufacture of stoves in
Salt Lake City, and put up pudding
works and rolling mills at some
place in Utah, Cache or Weber
Counties, wherever fuel and water
were most available. But the reason
why they failed to make iron at
Ogden, right at a railroad centre,
was because they were too far away
from the ore, coal, etc., and in our
opinion it will be long time before
success attends the making of iron
at such places.
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Building Lots.

G67E 5xIO RODS, TWENTIETH WARD
9O<O nice location, close to hydrAnt water
50 ON FULL BLOCK, kLsyENTH
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, CLOSE
u robustness, ten reds square. For pArtic
ulGrs apply at our office, under Mccormick.
cI0n A FILL LOT, Io1lo RODS,
VTSO 2!th Ward, close to the ditch and
'THREE FULL LOTS IN THE IS { WARD,
EULL Tor IN THE 11ra WARD, AT A
ELEGANF BUILDING LOT 4rlC
"a rods, on Fourth East, near First
South street, in a very choice neighbor-
hood, nth old adobe house for building
material, is offered at 81 800 for a shoTl
OoRNER LOT Io1:e RODS, STEWARD, FoE
COOP BUILDING LOT, 18th WARD. NEAE
VI Capt. HooPers, 4xlo rods. for $50.
@ SO6 BUILDING LOT EIGHTH WARD
SOZO 5xI0 rods.
EULL LOT AND A HALF, A CORNER
i Eleventh Ward, suitable for erection O
tenement houses; s., coo.
TWO FULL LOTS ON THE Horse CAR
Il line, Eleventh Ward; 81 800.
EXCELLENT CORNER LOT, MIME
Ia Ward, one block from horse car line. suit
able for erection Of tenement houses; S2,5O1
VERY CHOICE BUILDING SIZE EEAR
the Eagle Gate" for hne residence
water gas, and horse car line.
A NICE BUILDING LIT ON ARSENAL
n BILL; 3h110 rods; below the water ditch
hne view, nice neighborhood, close to business
cheap az 5000.
S125.-FulI lot 2lst Ward.
S25o.-Full lot 21st Ward.
$l51.-Frll lot 21st Ward.
S2c0.-HGlf block 21st Ward.
S350.-5x15 rods 18th Ward.
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For Rent.

Two Stores on Main Street. For particular
inquire st our office.
The Montana Brewery for rent
-Four rooms, l1th Ward, bath room Gad pantry,
S25.
Elegant seven room house, bath. city water,
lawn, barn, large lot; so per month
Seven Room brick, city water, close to bust.
nses; So
Nins-room Adobe House. water and gas, 5th
East street, $40.
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WOOL. WOOL.

The Provo Manufactur-
Ing Company are always
i'm the Market, and are
always prepared to pay
the Highest Market
Prices for Wool, I'm Cash.
We Employ no Agents,
but aIwayspay fheHigh.
est Prices Din ectly to the
grower. Wool Sacks and
Irvine furnished on ap.
plicatiOn.
Correspondence solicited.
= JAMES DUNN, Srpt,
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MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES.
.GPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO RENT
~ ing houses and Collecting rents.
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MCCORMICK 6 CO.,
BANKERS
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Transact q General Banking
Business.
Careful Attention Give1s to .he Sale Of
Ores and Bullion. We solicit Con-
sf0R1le5ts, Guaranteeing the
Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made Nth Prompt Returns,
at Lowest Rates.
Execute Orders for Purchase or Safe OF
Socks and Bonds at Metz York
and San francisco:
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable %
Demand.
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G67E 5xlO RODS, TWENTIETH WARD,
YO]O nice location, close to hydrAnt water.
% O60 FULL BLOCK, ELEVENTH
VE,EOO Ward, consisting Of eight full city
The Benton weekly record., 1881-09-01
THE usrsHTnsHE pns EyHEEszs.
ne Make am After-D Dinner Speec6ss
I'm which EEe. Dyvelis hopefully
~ on His Policy.

LONDON, August Cat Ehe dinner 10
the Ministers this evening nearly all Were
present. Among the guests were Sir Car
net Woleey and JOHN \. Macdonald the
Canadian Premier. Gladstone. III an adj.
dress, dwelt upon the painful scenes which
sometimes disabled and disfonored the
noblest legislative assembly in the world.
This state Of affairs, he said, renders ne
cessary adequate measures for improving
the condition Of this great legislative in-
strument. The consequence has been,
though representatives Of the people never
before worked so far, the result is most
disappointing. After deploring the ne
cesssity for the Coercion bill, he expressed
the hope, though he might be premature
/ saving SO, that at least one great meas
ure will be placed on the statute book.
The matter, he said, is still uncertain, and
depends upon other hands. Referring to
foreign politics. Gladstone said: In spite
OF miscarriages we believe we are travel
linz on the way to general peace. The
Afghan strife is a painful lesson, confirm
ing the conviction that it was an error to
break that united and independent king
dom we trust onr course will hence
toward only leave Id the Afghan mind i'm
pressions of our desire for their welfare.
Gladstone praised the loyalty Of the Beers,
He said there was no reason why the
Transvaal, under the shadow of the Brit
ish protection, should not grow up II the
enjoyment of the same advantages as other
colonies. Gladstone eulogized the action
Of Sir George j. Goeschen in the Greek
negotiations, and concluded bis remarks
with a reference to the British Colonies,
saying there was no statesman worthy OF
the name but would almost as soon think
of renouncing the great duties he owed 70
England, as toward those real portions of
the British Empire.