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THE MEANING OF 1T.

II is all inetiable nonsense for the repub.
licans to hold prohlbitionism and general
apathy responsible for their late crushing
defeat IN Ohio The New York Sun puts
the whole case IN the fewest words and
simplest form, when it says: Would you
know the meaning Of the political revolu-
ton which struck Its first blow in Ohio
three weeks ago, and Will sweep through
Pennsylvania and New York week from
next Tuesday?
II means these four things:
/. Reduce the expenses of every branch
of the Federal Government to a basis of
simplicity, economy and honesty!
?. Abolish the internal revenue abomi-
nation.
3. Make the tariff simple and rational
and just sufficient to provide for the wants
of an honest and economical! sdminisira-
tion in time of peace.
4. No stealing, either by the admiaistra,
ton and its agents, or by congress and its
employees.
This is the meaning and purpose of this
mighty overturn.
Is the democracy wise enough ard high.
minded enough to execute this peremptory
mandate with fidelity and courage? We
shall see. The occasion is great. And We
are happy to add the future is hopeful.
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| WARNER. Mrs. Francis Warner, OF Chi.
cago, is in the city this week.
STRAwN.-Mrs. Isaiah Strawn and Miss
Mary Strawn have returned from their visit
to Kansas.
| LAMB.-Mr. George Lamb, who spent the
summer farming in Minnesota, returned
home this week.
CoopER.-Mr. Geo. c. Cooper has settled
down to business as lawyer at Washington,
Da. Ty. Success to him.
SHERwooD.-Mrs. F. A. Sherwood and son
and Mrs. II. NJ. Anthony returned from the
east on yesterday to spend the winter at
least IN Ottawa.
AKRoN.-Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shrefler of
Joliet, and Mrs. c. Long, of Akron, Ohio, are
visiting at postmaster Bowman's, the ladies'
being sisters of Mrs. Bowman.
DUMpHY.-Miss Mary L. Dunphy has Just
returned after three weeks visit in Iowa
She has been visiting relatives and friends in
Davenport, Des Mones and Muscatine.
STIyER.-Peru Ne,rs: "Mr. and Mrs D. w.
Mattocks passed the 25th anniversary of their
marriage Sunday last, and received several
solid silver reminders from their friends"
PoLo.-M. L. Sherzer, mayor OF Polo, ILL.,,
was among the strangers in this city yester.
day. He seem to be very pleasant gentle
man and capable of making friends wherever
he goes
ALLEN-Streator Free Press: "Mr. +. S.
Allen, architect, left the city Wednesday
morning, taking all his effects with him. He
is said to be going to Paris, France, where he
will complete his studies"
HARvEY.-Mr. Chas. Harvey and wife, of
Nebraska, have been in Ottawa this week on
visit They report our former towns peo-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Morrison, their
parents, prosperous and happy in their west
ern home.
MC.-"Rube" W. McElwaine and wife we're
in the city this week visiting friends, having
just returned from 8 visit to st. Paul and the
northwest. Mr.. .McElwaine was formerly
conductor on the c. B. & O., but is now run
ming train on the A. 7. Il s. f. R. r, 1
GROVE, Mr.. D. L. Grove, late OF the cream.
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tomorrow.

EDITORS FREE TRADER-You know
have been regarded as a republican for the
last thirty years. l am interested In the
success Of our local candidates. Yet hear
on the streets that the candidate Tor sheriff
on the Republican ticket is not stranger
to saloons. see In your last issue re,
port of shameful rencontre IN which this
man is charged with gross and violent
language, shockingly profanc, greatly
abusive and challenging citizen to fight,
and apologized for on the ground that he
was drunk want to know If this is true
If so, don't want to know anything more
of this candidate. cannot give my vote
for such man, and don't believe peace
able and ordcrloving republicans would
help to put HIM into office II assured such
was his character. SEN X.
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The democracy are today the Free
Rnm" party. Since July =
not single democratic state convention
yet held has pronounced in favor OF any
regulation or restriction fthe traffic. -Strsa.
tor Monitor.
Ii states that refuse to regulate or re-
strain" the liquor traffic are tree rum
states" then Maine, Kansas Iowa and Ohio
are the only free rum states we know of,
for all these states, in their refusal to reg.
ulate" the traffic with the delusive idea
that they can prohibit 1t, virtually leave
the trade free. On the other hand the
democratic party, regarding liquors in the
light of luxures, like cigars aud tobacco,
undertake to crush the evils of the trade by
taxing and throwing around 1t legal reg.
ulations and restraints. Thus the dem.
ocrats OF Ohio ask that the legality OF the
liquor trade may be recognized so that 1t
can be regulated and taxed the democrats
of Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, &C., take
the same ground; while in Illinois the
democrats express their willingness to blde
by the "existing law" which is known as
the "Reddick lava law admitted even
by temperance zealots to be the best vet
devised for the effectual regulation ana re
straint of the liquor traffic. Thus, In point
of fact, the stree rum" party are the pro-
hibitionists. They would find their par.
allel in party that should pass laws pro-
rain and refuse to build houses
and come in out of the wet in a storm be-
cause the law abolished RAIN.
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ADJUSTMENTS

On Monday night the gallery will euihuse
over the picturesque melodrama and eques.
TRAN sensation, founded upon incidents in the
lives of the James Boys, the Missouri Out
laws, picturing with realistic effects some OF
their most daring exploits in the far west"
Jesse James, the Bandit King" introduc-
ing the outlaws famous horses, Roam
Charger" and Bay Raider" which are
sworn TO be the identical horses owned and
used by Jesse James. We presume these de-
tails will be sufficient, except to add that
while in Chicago they turned away nightly
more people than their house would hold.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. /, Wm. Har-
ris's Comedy Co. will give at the Opera
House Chas. II. Hoyt's "Mrs. Partington,"
with Chas. Fostelle as the WIDOW and Julian
Reed as Ike. The piece is comedy of Yam
kee life, founded on ShellGbcr's sayings OF
the old lady. Mrs. Darlington il represented
on "wash-day," receiving visitors, In society,
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON.


STATL OE'ILLIN OIS, La SALLECo.
- -ss. COWnty Court Of La Sale county, TO the De.
cembr Term A. d. lSS2 Of the Probate Court OF sd'd
couUty
susana Cord Administrative of the Estate of Nels N.
Cord deceased Is. Susana Cord and the Unknown
Heirs Of Nels y. Cord. deceased. and Joseph Neson
Hans Nelson and Knudt sOn.-Petit.on 10 sell real
estate 20 pan debts.
Anldayit Of the residence of the Unknown Heirs
OF Nes n. Cord, deceased, and Joseph Nelson, hans
Nelson and knudt Nelson. defendants aboveAnamed,
having been filed in the Office of the clerk OF
Court OF In sale county, notice Is hereby given 10 Tue
SAID Uuhnogn Heirs Of Nels y. Cord deceased. and
Joseph Nelson. Hans Nelson and knust Nelson. that
the said plantns susanna Cord Administrators OF the
Estate Of Nels " Cord. deceased has filed her petltlon
In the said County Court OF La Sale county for an order
10 sell the premises belonging 10 the estate OF sa &c
ceased. much of IL as may be needed 10 pay the
debts of said deceased and described follows, TO wit
The southeast quarter the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number twenty five in the township OF Ear also
the southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter OF ac
onal section number thirty in the township OF ADAMS
being IN all about seventy.nine asrss OF land ana al
situated In the said respective townships in the county
OF la Sale and state OF Illinois; and that summons
has been issued out OF this court against you. returna
bic AZ the November term 1852 OF said court 10 De
holden the FIRST Monday Of November 4. d. isS AZ
the County Court ROOM in the city Of Ottawa, In Ia
Now unless you, the said Unknown Heirs OF Nels y.
Cord. deceased. Joseph Nelson, Hans Nelson ard
Knudt Nelson shall personally be and appear before
The Probate Court OF Ia Sale county on the hrst dsy
Room In OTTAWA, in said county. on the third Monday
Of December iS2 and plead. answer or demur 20 the
said compainants petition fod therein. the same and
the matters and things therein charged and stated viii
be taken confessed and decree entered against you
according {. he prayer OF said bill.
OTTAWA, | 1oie, October 18th, isSS- -.
P. W. sToCKsLEsER. CieTk.
SAMUEL Riorcrscs, Conrrts sol'r. cctn
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MIR. Joseph Watts, the we'll known sheep
breeder, of South Ottawa, has this fall sold
the following gentlemen South Down
lambs (his speciality for breeding purposes :;
Six eve lambs, Martin Hodgson, Farm
Ridge; . ram and l eve lambs, James
Folett, Deer Park; ram, MIR. Deanaple,
Ransom; l ram, Howard Libby, South OF,
tawa; l ram, Degen Bros, Ottawa; ram,
David Green, Dayton; ram, p. c. Watts,
South Ottawa; rams, Ed. Libby South
Ottawa; leaving only one ram yet tor sale.
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Mr.. j. f. McMullen has purchased the
hardware store and agricultural implement
warehouse Of Evans Finley, at Grand
Ridge. Mr. McMullen will continue the
business at the old stand, and as he is well
known to every body in that section of the
county as an A business man he will I'M.
doubleday not only make money but make
himself necessity to the Grand Ridgers.
MIR. Finley, who had become one OF the
solid men" of the Ridge will, we believe,
go to farming.
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Squire NJ. G. Donaghho. OF streator, died
in that city on Wednesday evening last The
funeral took place on Thursday afternoon at
4 O'Clock, services being conducted by Rev.
J. II. Shay, chaplain Of Strea'or Post, No. Is,
G. a. r., which organization escorted the
body to the grave. The Streator Times says
Squire Donaghho, as we al familarly and
lovingly called him, was Dor IN Washington
county, Pennsylvania, in 1910. He wa u re.
markedly bright aud intelli,, cent boy, p stu
dent even from childhood Irish by blood,
Mr.. Donaghho was richly endowed with the
genius, the spirit, the fire of his race lie
was the possessor, in high degree, of the
same qualities which made soldier OF Pat
rick Sarsileld and poet Of Oliver Goldsmith.
Bold, gallant and daring when his couT-
ageous soul was reused by the sight and
sound Of conflict, in the calm quietudc Of nj,
home he was kind, gentle, loving and a.f.c.
tionate. When the flies shrill scream ana
the drums quick roll sounded in the streets
OF his native city, in 1861, Mr.. DonaghhO en-.
listed and went TO the front as soldier in
the grand army Of the union. His regiment
was attached to the western army, and when
the Mississippi totilla was formed under
command of Commodore Foote, at his own
request he was transferred 10 the gunboat
Essex. When General Blunt fought the
sharp and sanguinary battle of Arkansas
Post the Essex was one OF the gunbOats in
the Red river whose heavy guns were assist.
ing the land forces. In that engagement
Mr. Donaghho lost one of his legs by the tx.
plosion OF shell. lie came TO Streator in
1867, and rapidly became one OF the best
known and popular men in the city. He
was postmaster for some time, and afterward
was elected justice of the peace. He was
reelected several successive terms, and held
the office when he died So great was the
affection of this people for him that he could
have had the office always had he lived even
to the allotted three score years and ten of
man. His wife died about two years ago.
He leaves but one child--a daughter-NIiss
Nora Donaghho, teacher in our public
schools.
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There is an Eastern proyerb which says;
"Ouly two creature, cen surmouut the pyIa-
mds; ,hc eagle aud the snail" There is u
Western proyerb That says: Hunts Remedy
partakes Of the nature Of both eagle and
snail Ii is bold in its flight like the eagle;
Il is persistent in It's purpose, like the snail"
And thus Hunts Remedy easily surmounts
the pyramid Of kidney and liver disease. It
even attacks Brighrs Disease, and hesitates
az no form of kidney disease however aggra.
waited The story Of the cures which it has
effected would make large volume. Re.
member it is the one great liver and kidney
medicine of the age
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RATHER WEAK

There Is something so indifferent ana
slovenly-like in the Ottawa Republicans
defense of the candidate of It's party for
sheriff against the charges preferred in the
last FREE TRArER as almost TO justify the
suggestion We have heard made that the Re.
publican people are really indifferent TO
Clark's election. He has become so much
interested in the Times that the patronage
of the office will 60 to that paper anyhow,
and how then can the Republican folks be
expected to spend time and worry over
hlm' To our charge that Mr. Clark, know.
Ing the escaped prisoners to be profession
al cracKsmen, was inexcusably careless in
allowing suspicious persons TO visit them
at will, the reply Is made that all visitors
are admitted to see prisoners, but that they
are always accompanied by the Jailer or
deputy. Is this an excuse for permitting
such visitors to pass bouquets and other
articles uneXamlned to prisoners, espec.
tally such as are noted as exceptionally
expert jail breakers and bank robbers? 70.
our charge of negligence to examine the
cell occupied by the prisoners in question
it Is replied that the cells were examined
every day, but ut is not uncommon for
shrewd jallbirds to cut through iron and
stone and conceal their operations from the
eyes of careful officers" Perhaps not; but
when the only concealment in this case
was slip of paper pasted over the crevice
the saw and punch had made through the
iron casing could that have been care
full examination" that failed to discover lt'
And to our third charge, OF want of dill.
gence to pursue the prisoners after advised
by Walter Butterfield of their Whereabouts,
the Republican replies, on the authority Of
the Times, that Mr. Butterfields iniorma-
ton did not reach Mr.. Clark until O'Clock
in the evening and that he Immediately
dispatched the city marshal and two other
officers to the place, who reached there at
10 O'Clock at night and found the prison.
ers gone. Our information is positive that
NIL SIdih was diNisCu utltlC 4 " CIUCh dllu
though we were probably msinfcrmed
that no officers were sent until next day, is
1t not strange that the officers leaving OF
tawa even at o'clock the same evening
should not be able to reach Butterield's
Qess than 10 miles Off before ten, and see
nothing of the men who two hours later
were met on the public highway not two
miles Oft? We see no occasion to call on
Mr.. Butterfield for affidavits when all he
is represented by US to have said Is admit
ted, except perhaps as to the matter of an
hour or two of time, which cuts no figure.
Take 1t as you wlll-make every allow.
ance and daub it over an inch thick fyou
please with whltewash by halfintormed
complaisant committee OF the board of su
pervisors, and the fact remains that the
whole conduct of Sheriff Clark in the mat.
ter of the escaped prisoners stands out IS an
instance ofsignal lnefficiency and incompe.
tency.
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Epist0yl'.-The Rt Rev. ". E. McL4rr0.
s. T. D., Bishop Of Illinois, will make oy.,i-
tation of Christ Church tomorrow, ana W Il
preach morning and evening. lie will all
minister the rite Of confirmation in th" eyen-
ing service. Services at II A. N. and $50 p.
NJ. The public are cordially invited. Mss
Marcellus and a special quar.ette will aid th
regular choir.
CongreqdtioHa'.-Sunday evening at Congre-
out Of something or nothing
PreJytsridn-Rey. c. II. LOyejoy Will deli.
yer an address on Temperance at 8 P NJ
BlptiSi-Rey. Mr.. Parker, Of Chicago, will
occupy the Baptist pulpit on Sunday.
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Major Widmer and Judge Eldredge, repre-
senting the town Of [ tica, and L. ". Brewer
and H. T. Gilbert, for La Sale county, were
in Chicago the early part of the week looking
after the interests Of their clients in the Utica
bridge case now before the L. s. court. Ar.
guments in the case, however were not con-
cluded owing to the iucompleteness of the
papers on file. 1t is the intention Of all par
ties to push the matter TO an early termiuq-
ton. From present indications it would
seem as though the bridge company won d
not be permitted to take the structure down
until they had fully reimbursed all the de-
PENDANTS for whatever moneys had already
been expended. Lawrence, Campbell & Law
renee represent Deer Park and c. G. Bonny
& Son the plaintiffs.
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cry, has taken charge OF the Butter Depart.
ment of II. J. Glllen's business. II is hardly
necessary to remark that Mr. Grove is thor.
oughly informed in his branch OF business
is probably the best butter man in the city,
and with the ample means at his disposal
will make the butter department Of Gilleu's
one of the most valuable institutions Of the
city.
LAMBLEY-Mr. and Mrs. |, :, Lamblcy,
whose return from the east was noted last
week, have concluded TO spend the winter
IN Troy and Rochester New York The
health of Mrs. l.. has again relapsed INTO
its former unfavorablt condition since her
return 10 Ottawa and this makes the resi-
dence in the east necessary. Their many
friends here will regret this exceedingly,
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he is interested, and while showing them
over the building accidentally fell through
an opening in the floor into one of the iron
tanks in which the elevators are placed.
Although the distance is not over ten feet,
Mr. Woodruff beng large, heavy man,
received such injuries that death ensued
almost instantly, and consciousness was
immediately lost He breathed but few
minutes after being raised from the tank.
The funeral will take place at . O'Clock
tomorrow
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There was quite a gathering Of the post.
masters OF the county in this city on Tues
day, ostensibly to receive instructions from
Inspector Ray, OF Springfield, on the hes.
methods of conducting their business. 1t
is scarcely to be surmised that any of them
called on Congressman Cullen for other in.
structlOns
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a deep gloom was suddenly cast over
Joliet on Thursday evening by the sudden
violent death of one Of its Oldest and most
valued citizens Mr.. George Woodruff,
President Of the First National Bank of
that city. hal in the evening, with some
friends, visited new elevator being ere ted
near the Rock Island track and IN which
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President Arthur has issued proclama
ton appointing Thursday, Nov. 80, as a
day of National thanksgiving and prayer
The President departed for New York yes
terday, accompanied by Secretaries Ere
linghuyson and Lincoln
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON.

-ltolTttg az lar
EINAL SETTLEMENTS -ksrArE OF
L RoBRRT KNIGHT, DEcEAsED.-Not Is hereby
given TO all persons interested in said estate that a
UNDERSIGNED AluinstrstriN OF the estate NJ said Rob
ert Knight deceased. Will appear before the County
Court OF the county OF La Sale and STATE Of Illinois, at
the County Court Reom in Ottawa, in said county On
Monday the 10th day November Is! for the pur-
pose ofrendering account of her proceedings IN the
administration said estate for the nal settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day Of October lss2
ELLEN b. KNIGHT.
ATTEST, p W SToCKsLBGRR, AdmnstratriN.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co. H. OCt2i-Iw
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CHASE FOWLER,

NUFItT IWUTtET 2, : :.
MA STEERS SALE.-SIATEOF ILLINOIS,
vi COUNTY OF La SALLE.-CircUN court q s0id
csunty.-ln chdpcey'g
The Ottawa Building Homestead and savings AssO-
CATION complainant rs. Della Gcraghty Mary Jane
Geraghty. william Gerashty, Francis Geraghty Ja'7
Geraghty and Ed ward Cuyer. defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that IN pursuance nl
decree entered in the above entitled cause 70 t ct''
her term of said Circuit Court 10 Wit October lLh. A.
D. iSs2 l. Chase Fowler, Master in Chancery oi sad
court will on Saturday, the 18th day Of November A.
u lsl at the hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon 81
said day sell at public vcndue 10 the highest and bet
bidder for cash the south door Of the circuit C?rt
Room In Ottawa La Sale county, Illinois, the follow
ing described premises. to Wit The north hat OF Tue
northeast quarter of section nineteen. township thirty
six horth range one east of the third principal He
"'""' '''1''' 80 CHASE FOWLER.
Dated October fin 1SSl Master ia Chaucgry.
LORENZO LELAND. Csmpfs Solr. Octli-f"
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\ very enjoyable sociable and dance was
given by the members Of Industry Lodge, No.
%. 4. O. |. w. AZ their hall on Wednesday
evening The attendance was good and the
managers seemed determined that none
should 70 away with . single disappointment.
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Thursday afternooa the team belonging to
Manley, Jordan Il Cowles became frightened
while standing in the rear of the store aud
ran away. The driver was thrown out ofthe
wagon but escaped injury. Two base burn
ers that had been loaded were broken into
fragments and are total loss; also lie
wagon, which was demolished near Whites
hotel, and one set of harness. The loss 70
the firm will be about SIS, II is needless 10
add that the animal which caused the mis-
chief has been sent TO do daty on the farm
hereafter.
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and in the back yard. II Is said TO be very
funny, and certainly should be # 1.-THE OF
Shelaber's good things are used, We i'm.
agire that those who attend won't regret II,
Il they 20 for laugh.
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A PUBLICATIONS FOR CoYsERvAToR.

PUBLICATION FOR CONSERVATORY. =
IA STATE OF ILLINOIS LA SALE CoUSTY.-In
County Court NOTeDibeT Term, 1859.
Whereas an application has been ed in this court to
have Conscrvaor appointed for Bridget Shaughnesy,
wno alleged to be dstracted therefore, you. the said
fore the Coul ~ Court on the nrs Monday In Noyem
Der ISL wit the sixth day Of November 1882 Il be-
ing the first day OF the term and show cause, II any,
why the PRAYER of the petition should not he granted
L. ". STOCKSLEGER,
Ottawa, IL October 9th, 1852 County Clerk
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Go out In the damp air, or sit unprotected
In n draught, and your throat will feel sore
and your head uncomfortable. You have ia.
ken a cold, which you can remove as prompt
~ as you received 1t by using Ayers Cherry
pyptpro1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-28

The Illinois Commandery Of knights
Tempar OF Illinois, in session this week
at Chicago, have elected Henry Turner, of
Chicago, Grand Commander for the ensu-
ingyear.
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What every one should have and never be
without Is THOMAS ECLrCrRC on. 1t Is
thorough aud safe In lis effects, producing the
most wondrous cures Of rheumatism, neural.
gia, burns, bruises and wounds ofevery kind.
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II F. Mccarthy, druggist Ottawa, Ont,
states that he was afflicted with chronic
bronchitis Tor som years, ana was complete
is cured 10y The use Of lUoNAs' EClrcUElc