The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-28
The County Offices.

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Sapt. Of Construction. W. h. TITus.-Same
Coroner.-Over NJ. Steiel's store.
The following were this week granted licenes
to marry:
Francis NJ. Fishburn and Sarah f. Kane.
Anton kOrpol and Mary Lauska
Andrew Lukas and Mary Pahvrcne.
Chas, Jaegle and Ellen Myer.
Jos Wallach and Magdeina Hella.
JOS Bauer and Mrs Mary Aaron.
Edward Hand and Lizzie Wray.
Daniel Kelly and Mary A. McElroy.
Ben o Benson and HELEN Goodmanson.
Fred'k 3. Campbell and Anna f. Payne.
Phillip j. Yoncrick and Emma McDeaner.
John X. lIalverson and Elizabeth Williams.
August DIPPED and Maggie e. korneman
Frank Kobielskl and Augusta Yarth.
Stanislaus Kascha and Konstaneya Sonncn-
berg
Lawrence Blackwood and Minerva Waldo.
Geo f. Roe and Emma A. Knapp.
VIM. ii. Rich aud Mary +. Burton.
John Beckett and Kate Weller.
Geo. Hohenberger and Margarctta Reichel.
Albert Biski and Lizzie Dlctz.
BIRTHS.
The following returns of births were filed for
the week ending JAN 18th:
Dec. go, to Adela F. and o. =. Wooslev, a
daughter.
Ia.. 10, to Julia A. e c. +. Morrill,. daughter.
Ian ~ 10 Kate and Harry Bradford, a son.
Jau 2, to Mary L. and Fred ~ Weaver,
daughter.
Dec %, to Amelia and Herman Butler, twins,
son and daughter.
Jan. III to Eva and n. G. Gallagher. a daughter.
Jan. Il, to Mary A. and Walter Newton,
daughter
Jan. p, to Sophia and A. j. Thurber a son.
Dec D. to Emma l.. and Albert Watson, a son.
Jan. n, to Wica and Frank Wilkinson, son.
DEATHS.
The following certificates Of deaths were filed
during the week ending Jan. 18th:
William Perry Ottawa, aged 90 years.
Son OF Porter Shipmans, Worthwhile, aged Is
days.
MarlaG. Mccain, Seneca, aged "A yrs.
Sophia Thompson, Peru, aged 81 yrs.
Henry Soedler, Peru, aged 3 yrs.
Arthur c. Moore, Freedom, aged u yrs.
Benz B. Moore, Freedom, aged 81 yrs.
REAL ESTATE.
During the week real estate instruments num-
bered from - lsS to % 800 were filed for record.
A good many of these were old papers to be re-
recorded The amounts Of money involved in
the transfers of $50 were;
Sales w doo ~
Loans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27,TI3. ~
The transactions in village and city property
were quite numerous the amounts footing up
Sales $27, al Al
Loans 80. ....,.,..,...... @,o'o'oo
The sales were divided among county towns as
follows: streator $l2, l2i 2j; Marseilles, So l05;
Earlyillc, 1900; Seneca, $500; Dana, $3.50. &C;
Ottawa, $3.50; La Sale 1868; Peru, $l,43050.
Loans: Sheridan $3.50; Streator, 500; La Sale,
$500 Peru, $2s5; Seneca, $50; ottawa, $Glj;
Mendoza, $25,
Among the transfers were the following pieces,
by ". D..
Lot !, blk IL, Earvillc, $500.
Lot II, blk 81, Marseilles orig, $1,000.
Neg neg 20, 30, |, Troy Grove, 1920.
Nh seq s, 81, B. Allen, $500.
Seq and sb eh neg 10, 81, D. Allen, $1,000.
Mtgees deed to lots /, ., 3, blk 3, c ~ adm,
Marseilles, $1,000
Undiv 6 pit swq swq IS, 1873, Ottawa, $l2, s57.
Lot II, blk T. Dana, 800.
&C ID to p VIII nwq II, 30, 2, Groveland, $500.
Pt outlot IL, Ottawa North 1900
Pt eh 3 and pt swq . 30, 3, Freedom, $4,000.
Lots l, ., Is, IA, blk 1, Gums ID addition, Mar.
settles, 81, 200.
Sea II, 30, ., Usage, $1,000.
Sh swq Is, 81, 3 Dayton, $500.
Seq seq %, 3G, 4, Adams, IL 800.
Lots ., 3, 4, blk 3, Collins adm, Streator, sGSj
Lots and s, True &c Fay's subd lot 9, Ottawa,
500.
Lot G, blk rs Streatcr, $500
Lot C, Plumb's ID adm, streator, sl,jOO.
Lots 4, ;, 6, blk II, Strcator, 1890.
Lot Q, blk 3, Homestead adm. Streator, $500.
Mid 20 1T lot II. blk ll5, La Sale, $500.
Coal under s1-l00a swq neq 9, 81, ), Bruce,
near Streator, 500.
Lot ., blk 81, Minerva adm, Peru, $1,000.
JAIL
James Fallen, who plead guilty Of larceny on
will reside here for 30 days.
Thos. Carroll, stealing liquor from warehouse
in the north end was sent here on Tuesday