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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21
The railroads are rapidly introducing a

The railroads are rapidly introducing all
the convenlences and comforts of travel
that gave the big steamboats, such superior
attractions. The Pennsylvania Railroad
now lights its cars between New York and
Philadelphia with the electric light, SO
that passengers can read at night with the
same ease as in daytime. But a greater
improvement Is that just introduced by
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul road,
which carries with each through train an
elegantly finished and furnished ball room
car for the pleasure and accommodation OF
parties who wish TO use il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21
HON. A, yAUGHEY.

While there may be no necessity IL LIS
own case, yet tor the sake of the ticket, 1t
Is no less appropriate than gratifying to
find that Mr. A. Vaughey is making an
active canvass in behalf of Democratic sue.
cess in the county. He Is good organic
or, splendid worker, and an able and
ready otfhand speaker-just the sort OF q
man to make canvass lively and etfec-
tive.
As to Mr. Vaughey himself he deserves
to, and no doubt will, be reelected by an
increased majority. He was contessedly
one of the ablest as well as mos! useful
members Of the last house. Though poll.
tically acting with the minority, he failed
in not single instance to carry the meas.
ures in which his constituents had a
special interest, nor to defeat any measure
to which these interests were opposed.
While uncompromising as partisan on
party questions, he had the faculty to win
the good will and aid of political oppo-
nents in furthering measures IN which no
party politics are involved. He was especi.
ally notable as an effective worker in the
committee rooms, and, as the La Sale
Democrat truthfully remarks, it was IN this
field that "his popularity with the mem
bers defeated that tyrannical and bush,
whacklng plague known as the Hines bill
which Fawcet Plumb and few other
razor. back, rattle-heads tried to force on
the people. Knowing that Mr.. Vaughey
made an efficient and conscientious repre-.
sentative the people will see that he is
again sent back 10 the state capital"
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Mrs. c. L. Henderson, OF Portland, Org,
a sister of Judge E. S. Leland, proposes to
deliver, for benevolent purposes, two lee.
lures or drawing room conversations on
the subject announced above. Mrs. II. was
living at Summit, Miss, at the commence
ment OF the war and was entirely cut of
from communication with the north. 1t
was two months after Lees surrender be-
before the factwas known IN the neighbor.
hood where she was living Her lectures
will give a vivid personal sketch of the
hardships and privations which were un-
aergone by the people of the South during
the late memorable struggle. The first
lecture will be given at High School Hall
this Saturday evening for the benefit OF
the Young Ladies Library Association.
Admlssion-adults, 81 cts; children, Is
cts. Lecture to commeace at 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

The queer but no doubt entirely true
story is telegraphed from Washington that
zone of the tariff commissioners, who
stopped IN Washington for four days re-.
Gently, ran up bill of $144, which was
quietly allowed by the commission In ex.
ecutive session. The commissioner in
question is the one who pronounced the
commission "a fraud and farce Not.
withstandlng that his business in Wash
ington was to intrigue for the position of
chief of the bureau of statistics, his com.
panions probably thought 1t best to allow
The bill IN order to keep him quiet"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

Judge Meyer, who addressed the German
political club here on Monday evening
visited Peru on Tuesday, and addressed
about $50 representative Germans, at Tur-
ner Hall. At the close of the address reso
lunons were adopted condemning the pro
hIbi.ion tendencies OF the republican par
ty, and I'VE consider 1t our duty to support
those candidates of that party which by
their platform and in the fitness of then
candidates give us the greatest guarantee
that all personal liberty and rights will bt
respected and guarded, and find that the
party to-day guaranteeing these rights i,
the Democratic party"
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Boys suits, very nice, at Stlefel's.

DIED.-At her home near Remington,
Indiana, October IA, 1882, Mrs, Elizabeth
B. Little Moorhead
Deceased was born August II, ISIS, in
Uampton, n H.; removed to Illinois in
1888 with her fathers family; was N irrict
to J. S. Moorhead in 1S41 and renamed in
La Sale county till the spring of 1880,
when she moved with her family to Ind.
ana. She was the mother Of seven chi.
dren, five Of whom survive. She was =
pleasant companion, an lndulgent mother
and kind neighbor, her amlable dlspo.
sltion endearing her to all with whom sic
came in contact. She leaves large circle
of friends to mourn her loss, but VIII lie
missed most in her own home which IS
left desolate. ID.
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Youths suits cheap at Stieiel's.
Obituary
HALL OF POMONA GRANGE,
October Il. 1882,

October IA, 1882.
Death has again entered our circle and
for the third time within ayear borne away
one of our number.
Sister AlmIra Goodrich, a charter mem
Der of this grange, departed for higher
field OF labor September 10Th, 1882; there,
fore
Resolved, That in the death of Sister
Goodrich this grange has lost one OF It's
most earnest and efficient members, her
son and daughter wise counselor and
mother, and her husband helpmeet whose
place can never be filled. But we know
from similar Affections how powerless are
words of sympathy to give consolation at
such time We assure our brothers and
sister that IN this hour of their creates t
need they have our most earnest sympathy
both fraternally and personally.
Resotucd, That our charter be drapcd in
mourning tor the space of sixty days, anu
that these resoluti )ns be spread upon the
minutes Of this grange and copy furnish
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

If the next legislature of Illinois should
fail to submit the prohibition question to
popular vote, it will be in consequence of
the course Of the prohibltionists them
selves, in placing tickets In the field in op-
position to the republicans who favor sub
mIsslon.-Chicdgo Journal.
Yes, like your Cook County Republican
Convention last Tuesday, Which
passed ringing" resolution against sub.
hitting the prohibition question to vote
of the people
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I'd to the State Grange Necs and the Amer
icaR Grange BWittia for publication.
j. l.. BARBER,
Mrs j. FORBES,
MRs. j. b. HOWE,

| DED.--Ou the 1ith INST, at her late resi-.
| dcnCc in South Ottawa, Mary, wife of Mr..
/ Marshall Miller, one of our very Oldest old
settlers, and most esteemed citizens.
Mrs. Miller also was one of the old set
tiers of our city, having lived in Ottawa
since the year 1884 Much of the time
since 1914 she has been an invalid, and
during her last illness, which was some.
what protracted, she was great sufferer;
but bore her afilictlon with Christian torti.
tude and Christians hope. She was born
III New York in 1909, and hence at the
time of her death was IS years Of age. Mr..
anu Mrs. Miller were married IN 1887, Inv.
ing together thus IN married life As years,
In deep mutual attachment.
She was buried from the Presbyterian
church in South Ottawa, Rev Mr.. Straub,
the Uniyeasalist minister from Marseilles,
officiating; and though the day was one OF
almost constant rain the attendance was
large
The SIreator papers of Wednesday bring
tAc sad announcement of the death on that
day Of the wife of VIM, S, Jackson, of
S'restor, AZ the age of IS years. Many OF.
tawa friends and acquaintance of the dc.
ceased deeply sympathise with Mr., j. in
his uaSpeakablc bereavement
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CHASE FOWLER,

" usteT N INuHCfFV. : =
HTASTER'S SALE.-STATEO OF ILLINOIS,
NJ COUNTY OF La SALLE.-CrcUH Court Qt sdid
The Ottawa Building, Homestead and Savings Asso
ciation, complainant, us Della GeraChty. MARY Jane
Geraghty. William Geraghty Francis Gfraghty James
&c rsghty and Ed ard Cuyler, defendants
Public notice is hereby given. that IN pursuance OF
decree entered in the above entitled cause q me lcto
her term OF said Circuit Court to wit October lh A.
D. lSs2 l. Chase Fowler, Master in Chancery OF said
court will on Saturday, the 18th day OF November
1851 AT the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon or
said day sell at public yendue to the highest ard best
bidder for cash. the south door Of the Circuit Court
Room in Ottawa, La Sale county, Illinois, the follow
ing described premises, wit The north hat OF the
northeast quarter of section nineteen township thirty
six horth range one east of the third principal Merl
1'""' CHASE FOWLER.
Dated October iIth 1881 Master in Chsncery.
LORENZO LELAND, Cemplts Solr. ociIi-iW
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Ii Has ArriNeQ.

The fall stock of boots and shoes has al
rived IN quantity this week at Child y
Phipps's. These goods have been made al
Mr.. Phipps's own order especially to meet
the inquiries OF his trade. He has studied
1t as few men have, and we are quite conf
dent the public have seldom seen stoc@
so satisfactory in every way, 1t includes
all styles of the finest make for ladies and
gents and all other grades o.goods known
to the trade, They invite the public to
look through the stock
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A Detroit paper has made the remarka.
bic discovery that protection reduces the
price of manufactured goods" The unan.
unity with which the manufacturers Of the
country have asked the tariff commission
to give them less protection would appear
to indicate that the Detroit paper has
struck upon great economic truth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,


CTAI EOE' O1S. la SALE Co,
- IS County Court Of La Sale county, 10 the De.
Gender Term A. D. lsS2 Of the Probate Court o. said
county,
Susana Cord Admlnistratrx Of the Estate Of Nels
Cord. deceased, Is. susanna Cord and the Unknown
Heirs of Nels y Cord. deceased and Joseph Nelson,
Hans Nelson and Knudt Nelson .{eIttion to seI red!
estate 70 pay debts.
Affidavit Of the non residence OF the Unknown Heirs
of Nels " Cord, deceased, and Joseph Nelson, Hans
Nelson and Knudt Nelson, defendants above named
having been filed in the office OF the CLERK OF the county
Court Of La Sale county, notice hereby given 10 inc
said Unknown Heirs of Nels n. Cord, deceased, ana
Joseph Nelson, Hans Nelson and knust Nelson, that
the said plaintiffs susanna Cord, ADMINISTRATIVE OF the
Estate Of Nes n Cord deceased has hled her petition
IN the said County Court of La Sale county for an crder
10 sell the premises belonging TO the estate OF sal ue
ceased much of IL as may be needed 10 pay tne
debts Of said deceased, and described as follows 10 VIII
The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton number twenty five, in the township OF Earl also
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
toual section number thirty, In the township OF Adams
being IN all about seventynine acres OF land, and 81
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 return
BILE Mt the November term D. 1881 OF SAID COURT 70 De
holden the first Monday OF November A. d. lss2 ~
the County Court Room, in the city OF Ottawa In La
Sale county. Illinois.
Now, unless you, the said Unknown Heirs OF Nels n;
Cord, deceased. Joseph Nelson, Hans Nelson and
knudt Nelson, shall personally be and appear before
;hc Probate Court of La Sale county on the hret day
Room In OTTAWA in said county the third Monday
Of December 1882, and plead answer or demur TO the
said compainants petition filed therein. the same and
the matters and things therein charged and stated vii
be taken confessed and decree entered against you
according to the prayer OF said Dill
Ottawa, Illinois, October 18th. 1852, -,
p W. STOCKSLEGER, Clerk.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, Comprts Solr. oct3l
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WALLACE Mrs. Wallace and Miss Belle
Wallace Will leave the city on Monday af
ternoon ria the Burlington road for San
Francisco on their way to the Sandwich
Islands, which will be their home for the
immediate future, They expect to sail
from Frisco on the 3lst inst. Mrs. and
Miss Wallace Will be greatly missed in OF
tawa where they have a host OF friends and
where their activity in good works has
been untlrlng and unceasng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

On last Saturday Mr. 5. d. Wesson,
while mailing board on fence, accident
ally moved his little finger directly over the
head Of the nail that was partly driven in,
when the hammer came down on the finger
and drove it down over the nail head and
passed entirely through the finger.
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thus far than some We got at the grocer
Buffers, the other evening. If the grade
of his present stock is kept up during the
season, our people will eat better oysters
this winter than usual.
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

EINAL SE'rTI.E.Ni F. - I.-ESrATE oF
+ RoBERT KNIGHT. DECEASED Notice il hereby
given 10 all persons interested in said estate, that the
undersigned AdminstratrX Of the estate Of SAID Rob
ert Knight. deceased, VIII appear before ne, tounty
Court OF the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois no
the County Court Room, In Ottawa, In said county on
Monday, the 2Qth day Of November ~ Tor ne p9r,
pose Of rendering account Of her proceedings IN the
asminstratOA Of said estate FOR the rual settlement.
Dated M Ottawa this 10Th day Of October lss2.
ELLEN r. KNIGHT,
ArrysT. p W STOCKsLEGEE Administrators.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co. H. uCt2l-iw
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When IN want OF hat il you come over
to the white corner we will save you % t.
80 per cent on good hat every time. Our
hat stock is very large at present, ami We
will show you hat TO suit your pocket
NJ. STIEFEL Il Co.
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P. d. CRIMMINS.

HttOfTlfV Ut
NOTIFICATIONS OF JAMES McCABE, DECD.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Exec
utur of the last will and testament OF James McCane,
of the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois, de-
ceased, will appear before the Probate Court OF said
county on the third Monday (being the 18th day. OF
December lsS the Probate Court Room. in Ottawa,
In said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are notified TO
attend and present the same in writing for adjustment
Dsted this 10Th day Of september A. y. ms
JOHN CLEAR,
sentSl2w Executor.
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Those grained or watertlght boots are
all the go among farmers, drivers, stock
men and all who have out door work to
do. They are of all sizes and are not very
expensive. They are kept by Claus Bros
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\ certificate of organization has been Is
sued from the State Department at Spring,
field to the Catholic Total ! bstinence and
Benevolent Union of the State of Hi
nols. There are five directors, OF whom
James Lord of this city Is one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

The long pending government suit
against Samuel j. Tllden tor back income
tax has been dismissed at the government
cost. The harpies of the government
thought they could scare the old man into
compromise, but he showed fight to the
last and they had to back out.
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Incredible.

+. A. Scratch, Druggist Ruthven, Ontario,
writes 81 have the greatest confidence in
your Burdock Blood Bitters. In one case
with which I am personally acquainted their
-uCcess was almost incredible. One lady told
me that lalT bottle did her more good than
hundreds Of dollars worth of medicine she
had previously TAKEN Price, 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

MAJ.-Major j. w. Pollock, Indian In.
spector, has been suspended from duty by
Secretary Teller, "by order of the l'resi.
dent" The reason was not assigned, but
is supposed to relate to the Major having
suspended the agent at the Pine Ridge
Agency, Dakota, the latter appearing 20
have the under hold as to influence Wi h
the powers that be, and chats whist
knocks" HIS many friends IN Ottawa
will regret the "order of the President"
believing that Major Pollock is a man of
good judgment, who would fearlessly dis.
charge his duty.
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#arrFe1.

on the lIth, by Arthur Lockwood Esq, Mr.. JAMES
GALLAGHER to Mrs. REBEkAH SlMlNGIOS, both
of Putnam county, Illinois.
At the St Nicholas Hotel Tuesday evesing; October
18th, BY Rev o. H. Barnard. MONS. HARMON, OF
Ellsworth Iowa. 10 CAROLINE NELSON OF Mission.
At the residence of John swanson, South Ottawa on
THURSDAY evening Oct. 18th, BY Rev 9. u; barnard,
MARTIN CHRISTORSON TO MARY BECKLIN.
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When a lecturer has worked the ladies OF
his audience SO near 10 The Weeping point
that they have gotten out their handker-
chiefs, ard then suddenly changes his tone
aud speaks o. the merits OF Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup, he is bound 10 rouse a feeling Of
indignation,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

A carload or two of new groceries were
received by Burke Bros. yesterday. Lay
in your winter stock now. Everything
fresh and prime. The boys were busy
nearly all night in storing them away.
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Weddings, parties, dances and families
supplied with the best of cakes, fresh oys-
tiers, crackers, fruits, candies, ice cream
and ices, at Walther's restaurant.
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mo Tax on Tea "

New shipment o: tea just IN at the Grea,
American Tea Store, also a fine line ofnew
presents. Grand display to-day. Every
lady in the county should coll and sec fer
herself and try a cup of Van GOO tea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

VIM. l., Ellis Star Brand Is not the
Cheap John oyster, but the best, largest
and fullest cans always, and sold cheap, at
Walther's boss oyster house.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night at the
Congregational Church: Some reasons for
believing the Bible to be the word OF God.
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The registry books of Ottawa township
show a.vot,ng population of 1869. South
Ottawa has 232
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The three large stone for the roof OF the
north portico of the court house have been
placed in position.
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EINAB ssETTLENIEN,r..- EsTATH OF
II Dawn STRAwS, DECEASED - Notice lie hereby
given 10 all persons interested In said estate that the
Administrators of the estate OF said David
Strawn deceased will appear before the County Court
OF the county of La Sale and state of Illinois, at the
County Court Room, in Ottawa, In said county, on
Monday. the 9th day of November A. D. ltS2 Tor the
purpose of rendering an account of their proceedings
IN the administration OF said estate for the fna settle
mcnt. -
Dated at Ottawa. this 10th day OF October, lss2.
SARAH STRAWN,
WALTER ID. SThAWN.
Oct.1s Administrators.
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The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Feehan ok
place from her late residence on the west
side yesterday afternoon.
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Don't forget DR.. Harris Kansas Excur.
sion merit Tuesday, and that passengers
must be in Sueator at 10 20 A. NJ
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j. NJ. French, successor to Hull & Bar.
tells, carries the most complete line Of hats
and caps in La Sale county.
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Alschuler's stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods cannot be surpassed by any
dealer in the county.
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Don't forget it, the ice cream season is
over and all those having ice cream pals
of Nalther's please return them.
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Ifyou want flrstclass ready.made cloth.
ing buy Of Alschuler.
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Democratic State Ticket.

For State Treasurer,
ALFRED ORENDORFF,
OF Sangamon County.
For State Superintendent Of Public Instruction
HENRY RAAB,
OF st. Clair County.
For Member of Congress,
JUDGE II. F. CODY,
of Du Page County.
COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
JAMES W. DUNCAN.
For Representatives,
ALEXANDER VAUGHEY,
SAMUEL c. WILEY.
For County Judge,
HIRAM T. GILBERT.
For Probate Judge,
DANIEL EVANS.
For County Treasurer,
SAMUEL W. RAYMOND.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM Il. MILLlGAN.
For County Clerk,
PATRICK FINLEN.
For Probate Clerk
ARTHUR T. BARTELS.
For Sup't of Public Schools,
G. b. STOCKDALE.
For Coroner,
DR., FLOYD CLENDENIN.
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Oysters are again IN season and our
dealers are prompt in stocking up for the
trade. We have seen none finer, however,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21

Genuine Brazilian pebble spectacles at
r. II. Trask's. Don't spoil your eyes try
ing to use any others.
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Overcoats -some,hlng nice and stylish
lust in at Suetel's.
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When in Ottawa call at Stiefel's and see
his overcoats and learn prices. 1t will save
you money every time.
nj, STfEFEI, & Co.
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Repairing of boots and shoes neatly al i
promptly done by Claus Bros.
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Trunks, trunks, trunks. The cheapest
place in Ottawa to buy the best made
trunk is at Stlefel & Co.'S.
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to state that he would not vote the prohibit
ton ticket at the coming election, as no
believed the people were not ready tor the
prohibition movement.
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Mems suits cheap at Stiefel's.

When Your wite's health is bad when your
children are sickly, when you feel worn out,
use Browns Iron Bitters.
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Suits tor men or boys IN all grades and
for all classes at Alschuler's.
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FoUND.--A brass key for safe, prof.
ably. Can be had at this office
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A choice sorghum on sale at G. NJ.
Sbaw's
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The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, IN SER
nou dslivured on Sunday took occasion
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Oysters always fresh, at Walther's.