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Labor and capltal-Mr. settles nlll.

Labor and CapItaI-Mr. settles BIII.
Editors lnlOllisOueOt:
There is a great deal Of bitter and angry
feeling and excitement in this CITY and
State because Of bill presented by Mr.
Settle, the House member from Fayette
county, entitled IAN act to protect capital
and labor The bill reads as follows, and
was drafted by the Prosecuting ATTORNEY
Of Fayette county, Mr.. St. Clair:
An act entitled an act to protect capital md
labor in this State.
Be u enacted BY Tho Lt9iSldture Of IHed Yir.
gilta, That from and after tho passage Of
this act, II any person shall, by violence Ia
the person or property, or by threats Of in.
limitation, or by molesting or in any way
obstructing another, force or endeayor IA
force any iourneymen, manufacturer work.
man or other person hired or EMPLOYED In
any manufacture, trade or business, to
depart from his hiring, employment, or
work or 70 return his work before the
same shall be finished, or prevent or on.
deayor to prevent any iourneyman, manu-.
iacturer, workman or other person, not
being hired or employed, from hiring him.
selfto or from accepting work or employ.
ment roma person or persons, or II any
person shall use or employ violence to tho
person or property OF another, or threats Of
Intimidation, or shall modest or in any way
ohstruct another for the purpose OF forcing
OF inducing such person. to belong 70 any
particular club or association, or 10 con-
tribute to any common fund, or to nav
any fine or penalty, or. on account q
bis not belonging to any particular
club or association, or not nav.
ing contributed or having refused
to contribute 10 any common fund
ot.opay q fine Or penalty, or on account
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The Illinois StdaLS Zeitr.ng heartily SUI.
ports Senator Logan's bill to use the tux
raised on spirits for the assistance OF educa-
ton throughout the United States. In tie
course of an editorial on the subject it
makes the following remark:
"This would be good thing, but still
better is the provision that the whisky tax
shall DO distributed only among those
States which introduce compulsory edca.
ton. Up to this time very few have such
law; but il Senator LOgan's bill were
adopted, all the other Suites would hasten
to follow their example. So the transfer
oil the whisky tax TO school purposes
would have the excellent effect Of making
the introduction Of compulsory education
profitable for every State"
This provision Of compulsory education
would indeed be an excellent feature Of the
law, supposing it to become a law. Con-
sidering the enormous taxes that are laid
on the people to support schools, the ut.
tendance Of every child Of school age
should be made compulsory for so many
months in the year, unless under the most
exceptional circumstances. The security Of
our Government rests upon the intelli-
gence and the morals Of the masses, and the
whole theory of the public schools, the
only theory on which schools at the public
expense can be defended, is that it is the
highest duty Of the State to preserve itself,
and to conserve security and stability under
itslaws,. by promoting the intelligence Of its
citizens The spectacle OF State Of the
American Union with population Of only
61sOOo, like West Virginia, having pop
ulationof 1000, of ten years of age and
upwards, who cannot so much as write
their names, Isl indeed most humiliating.
II isa blot on its fame that any state might
well be anxious to wipe out, and one ofthe
means Of wiping it out will be the compul.
sory feature Of theproposedact Of Congress.
Then West Virginia, in order to participate
in the advantages Of the fund, must enact
that ALT children Of the State shall be
sent to school at least four months in the
,,Aa.
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We are indebted to the publishers,
Messrs j. @. McCurdy & Co, of st. Louis,
fora copy of work Just issued by their
house, entitled ireland Of to-day; the
causes and aims Of Irish agitation; by NJ.
+. Sullivan, with an introduction by ThOs.
Power o Conner, NJ. p" 1t lisa volume Of
450 pages, and writes up the Irish question
from the standpoint Of the Land League,
There is much in it that is historical and
valuable, and much that those who are not
in sympathyiwith the League may read
with interest and profit. 1t takes for its
motto the following extract from speech
by John Bright, member Of Gladstone's
cabinet, last November: a have thought,
II / could be in all other things the same,
but by birth an Irishman, there is not a
town in this island l would not visit for
the purpose Of discussing the Irish ques-
ton, and of rousing my countrymen TO
some great and united action"
Mr.. Bright is the famous Manchester
Quaker, the great Englishman, who was
the friend OF America against the rebellion,
as he is now the friend Of Ireland. But he
is also the friend OF law and order, and not
Of rebellion and murder in Ireland. His
influence in Gladstone's Cabinet material
ly assisted in carrying through Gladstone's
great reform movements measure that
received the appreciation Of the entire
Catholic hierarchy Of Ireland-and meas
ure that would go far to rectify the real
grievances and pacify the popular feeling of
Ireland, il the revolutionary followers Of
Parnell would only suffer it to be promptly
aud fairly inauguratod.
This book, while we cannot commend its
apparent object, is nevertheless replete
with a good deal Of information that all
Americans ought to be in possession of IN
regard to the undoubted wrongs that Ire
land has suffered at the hands Of England.
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Anna DICKSON has made what the
Rochester N. " papers consider a new
departure in playing Hamlet. She person.
ates a youth and not a person oil
thirty. She dresses in purple male at
tire, holding that purple was the royal
mourning color. She also leaves out Ham.
let's advice to the players; Of course a lad
could not advise experienced actors. But
irrespective Of the incoDgruity Miss Anna
seems to hold that much Of the advice OIL
the players is mere twaddlc anyhow, as, fol
instance, the expression "let your discre'
ton be your tutor" and "hold the mirror
up to nature" &c. Her rendition Of the
character is said to have decided merit.
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DIED.

JEFFERSON Tuesday. January 81. 1857, ut o5i
Jenen.
Funeral from the residence other parents, No. ia
Sixteenth street, Thursday, January 96, at oclock
p NJ Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
PENBERTON-MAoGIE L., daughter OF AggIe
PeInOerton. aged four years, one month aud
eighteen days
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs Mary Helms,
No. II South Huron street, this Wednesday after.
noon at > O'Clock. Friends of the family arc 70.
spectiuly invited to attend
HERsEY-On Thursday, January 10, 1857, at Or.
lRndO, Orange county, Florida, Mr.. CHAG, L, IIER.
sEY, In the hltlcth year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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sunday express leaves Wheeling nj Sg7 A. N a..
nH9S MelAbniE 200 4. u, steubenyllle s:25 a n
making Close connection for western points
- Trains leaving Columbus at 400 2. n. and 1854
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 500 p n witb
aSeplng car attached, arriving In Chicago 1t ESo
neIt morning Berths can be secured In SdyAnc. Al
PullmAn'S Palace Drawing ROOM sloonI,,, r.,
IInt3ngh without change nom slaubenyile ESst r.
PhuadelphiR and New York, WeSt n to,n,1b,,Ss
CINCINNATI r., louisville indianapolis and ST. Louis
accommodations aud any further ntoTmSIInps an
Py % w.. y, BElLEVILLE, Ticket Agent, ii PSap,
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh strcet ar a. On
Ilcket once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL
Genl Manager PittSburVh PR
Z A. FORD,
GENT las. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa
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Wheeling, january %, 1882.


There is but very small proportion Of the
women Of this nation that do not suffer from
some OF the diseases for which Kidncy-Wort
is specific. When the bowels have become
costive, headache tormentS, kidneys ont Of
fix, or piles distress take package and it,
cure you and give new -UdtchmGn
MWFkw
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transportation Of Wheeling in 1880 was
so,7S7; in 1870 about 5000. OF the popu.
laaon in 80 there were 10, 1877 males, 1850
females, 24,G9s natives Of the United States,
g,ll4 foreigners, 2O,O0s whites and 100
colored, s Cinnamon and 8 Indians.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, IN
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL EsTATE.

INGAA hSIAIE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by NM
lap tome - trustee, dated the Iecnni an 10
rtiAry, 1861, and recorded ia the Ulirr Il ~ ~
Of the County Court Of Ohio county. We,t Vi-,i.l
on Deed Of Trust Book No. Is, page -. Mil \. n
public auction, at the front door Ui the Coun NJ
Of aid county, on iva
TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1854
SommcncingAt 10 O'Clock A. ", the iolloul,. 4.
ScTtbed property that IA TO say; certain ~, I
parcel Of land situated rear West liEertt,' NJ
county wtstVlrglnia, containing about Gys ~, NJ
and being the samO upon which the ala :
Dunlap noY resides
WIN convey only the title vested In me tyu9
TERNI OF sALE-one.thlrd the purchase ps,s
on the day Of sale, the balance In two pl,ls isr,
ments, a. SIX and twelve months With Ilitr1st NJ
day Of sale. the purchaser giving notes avnrdG
deed OF trust on the property OF the dSicrei n
mentG. ~
Jas WV. ". DUNLAP. Trpee
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rHBRUARY No.,
COMMISSIONERS SALE M So.
~ WHEELING PROPERTY. "VIa
John ], Birch and Others,

~ T., -
Edwin D. Birch and other. "-u'eT
BY virtue Of decrre OF the Mu,r...,.
wheeling, entered IN the RbOyu a. CoGHa
day Of January, 1852, the undciISlS y. ~ ilS
nlSIi0ner will, on '''H sP'Sal VA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lsiD
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. w., al thei,,,
Court House OF Ohio county, In M ia, s.i%tS
ing, sell al public auction, the i0ilon ~ VI
IN sprigg & Ritchie6 addition, In soBihs vl'SEI
that Is % say: Lot ten llO) and "a 4l,"'itNsi
eleven lll) Us was not taken by IhRIliTs &
Jacob street; and part II lot nine ID N" " leGl
feet on ThIrty.thiTd street, fnnncIly IN ,ltls
These parcels Rdjoln, and for ui r t'sl w,
erty, having q front VI about 10 iret y, ~ N
Street, and about lU0 feet on ThrtytLiSi ~ "a,
have thereon erected double iwo.,,o.ss' -
dwelling house, fronting on ChaplInr nv VI
Large frame dwelling house fronting ON 1bisS, Ssi
| street, ''NN'hti
This property will be offered In Ts,r,l,
| TERNsoFSALE-One. third " thcpupb,,..
and q much more RSthe purchase. NAV ~, 8
and the balance In two equal payment, In wv -
two years with interest frOm dny AZ M N, ny X
chaser 10 give notes with good pen nsl,e.r,,l
the deferred payments, and the title Iols w /
until further order Of the Court 'Ssl''
jhIswts va; !; IY Iyei,S .,.
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A Bonanza for The Children.

No need now to use nRu'ionI yermIiuEeSl Logan
eflectuRl. Phce in large bottles, a. cents
LOGAN & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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Es-We have added new house connected
with Hotel, and renovated Hotel ali thronSb
and are now In tirst-elass trim, and can M
eommodate the travelling public and trade In
general to better advantage than before.
n. B.-This Is the most central Hotel Of
any In thecity, right among the Bushes and
Amusement portion. and Street Chs run
from IN front, Or within one square OF house.
g any pett OF the city II & the nearest hotel
70 Exposition and Music Halll na2o.Eas
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TERMs7sl 50 to 500 per Day; or on
European Plan, Lodging SOC, 76c and 81 o.
per Day.
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DEPARTURE OF rRANs-vHEnlSo TIKI.

DAILY except SUNDAY. .o.......
steubenvile Accommodation.
@as ths dSy Pss SsSES and Tor ,a dur
a. ne sherman House, RtnaYillo, when required
fMGsiion Accumulation. 's"E
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THE BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health. There IA no pill in use which 50
fully meets the average want as Logan 4 Co. Z
HOMESTEAD LIVER FILLS. Forty pills In each
box Little pills Tor children larger ioE adults The
cheapest and beSI pill In the market
LOGAN 4 CO.,
jan Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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Wheeling " : Elm E .,roye RaiIro.d

Is s#S. s sI:ast...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W4NTED-4 SITUATION BY :,
w German gitl 70 do general Homework. Al
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

u
Ar>a n nE'ILLINOIS, LASALLRCo.
as C0Rnfy Court Of La Sale county, 10 me De,
cs,nbsr Term A. .. 1882 Qf the Probate Couf o. so'd
Snsana Cord Administrative Of the Estate Of Nels n
Cord deceased. us. Susana Cord ana the onkhhoHh ohN
Weirs of Nels n Cord deceased, and Joseph Nelson;
Hans Nelson and Knudt Nelson.-Pent'on 70 Ses 'e"'
Aadayft Of the non. residence OF the Unknown Heirs
of Nels N Cord, deceased, and Joseph Nelson naa ma
having been filed in the Office OF the clerk OF ~
Court OF La Sale county. notice s hereby gad gne and
said Unknown Heirs OF Sels n. Cord ueScin ueiDn thai
Joseph Nelson Hans Nelson and knust Ne,so. , ~ the
the said plaintiffs. sussna Cord Adnnlsd d her nettion
in the said County Court of La sale county nr sai de-
TO sell the premises belonging to he n nav the
ceased or SO much Of IL as may De eIIonS 10 wit
dents of said deceased and descrbeu az ~ sec
The southeast quarter OF the rtnsSip of Earl also
the southwest quarter Of the northeas. ~ adams
tona section number thirty, N tne es % nf land and a
bepg in all about seventy-nine In the cnnnty
situated In the said respective fIaf summons
Sas has issnrd ont of this court against you m 10
ble AT the November term A. d isoI VI Ssr iss1 ~
SnlSan 10 ,e on the arst Monday OF November D. 1
the County Court loonl, In the ei'' "a "''""N - ~
Sale county n the said Unknown Heirs Of Nels
snsoscs Joseph Nelson, Hans NeIsoh ho osr NV
ob Teison shall personally oe ana apPe"s -, AZ
h ,,ourt OF Ia Sale county on estn e Com,y
t2 ON nmsr IN iss2 and Plead answer Or dsnr 70 o
OF peoen'.,rants netition filed therein the sne aHn
ssu "a and things therein charged ana , s wn
be tasen confessed and .s assTes S,f
seS%ru Dtswa Illinois, October 18th lss2 vorp ce,r
Oua~"' i' p w. STOCESLEGEh, CFIk'
S,7rr RrcuoL on. Complts SOFT. ociA
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
HoHenstine's Bugle

"Mr. Hoffenstine," SAID Herman, az he
folded up pair OF pants and placed them
on pile, IF you don't haf any objections
would like 10 get from de store away vos
eiening, und go init d. soldiers 20 de Span
ish fort" "Vcll, Herman, d'uks you
b "a better keep away from the soldiers"
replied Hotfenstlne, "und stay NIT dc store,
because you know you don't can put any
confidence nit dc soldiers. l will tell you
Why; , H.,
ing dc var, cock.eyed soldier came into
my store mt an old bugle in his had, und
be looks around. asks HIM vat he wants,
und he buys couple Of undershirts, den
he tells me to keep his bundle und bugle
behind dc counter until he comes back.
After de cosk.eyed soldier vent de store
out. some more soldiers came in und walk
all around, vile dey look at dc goods
'Shentlemens,' says. do you vnnt any
dingg We are shust looking to sec vot
you haf,' said Won OF dem, und atder avlle
anodder says: Bill, shust look drrn a. dc
burle. do very ding de Captain told Us ~
g,.. You know We don't haf anv bucle m
Tho company tor dree months. How uuch
can't sell de bugle because II belongs to a
man vot shust vent out Il will gif you $50
for it, said de soldier, pulling his money
out | tells him don't can sell 1t because
II wasn't mine. Il will give you $780, he
SAID My gracious Herman, wants to
sell de bugle so bad dat vstles. De SOL
der dels me vile dey vas leaving do store
dot if buy dc bugle from de man vol
owns it dey will gif me $125 for 1t. l dell
dem will do it, sees chance, you
know, Herman, to make some money by
de Liberation.
"Ven dc cock eyed soldier comes back
he says, Git me my bundle, and bagle;
got to go to de camp ! says, My trent
don't you want to sell your Dugler He
dels me no, und says, My little boy
Leopold, vot plays in de store, sees d'
bugle, und he goes all around crying shus
as loud as he can, because he don't get i!
Six times dakes him in de yard und vip'
him, und he comes right back und crie'
for de bugle. II shows, you know, how
much trouble man viii haf NIT family
vii gif you den dollars for it shust L
cease little Leopold DE soldier von'
dake il, und at last offers HIM fifty dol
lars, und he says, "Vell, will dake fifty be
cause | can't waste any more time, haf t
go to dc camp After ho goes away goe
to de door und watches for de soldiers va
wanted de bugle. sees dem passing alonl
de street. und says, My frents, l haf 20
de bugle,' und dey say, Veil, dam it, VII
don't YOU bow It" Ny gr.ra cions, Her
man, vot you dinkp All them soldiers bt
long to de same crowd und day make d
trick to swiudle me. Levi Cohen, acros
dc street, he finds it out, und every day h
gets boys to blow horns in front OF N
store, so as to make me dink how va
swinuled. Herman, uink you had bette
stay nit de store."-Ne,o Orleans Time
Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
FOWLER q GENTLEMAN,


rTA,TEc OITls I.IrOss-, IL SALLE Co.
> SIS In TIE Circuit court. January Term 1883.
Jay j. Tilton u.s. Emma NJ Tton-!n Chdncerg.
been Ied IN the clerks office of the Circuit Court Of
said county notice therefore hereby given TO Se said
nonresident defendant that the complainant MED h,s
thereof on the 18th day of November loS2 and that
thereupon summons issued out OF said court wherein
said anti js now pending, returnabe on the second
Monday in the month of January next as is by law
required. -, - ,,. ,.,o,,.r,
shove named shall personally be and appear before saa
Circuit Court on the first day OF the next ier
the second Monday In January next and plead answer
or demur to the said complainants Dill OF eompianI
and stated will be taken confessed, and decree en-
N WILLIAM W. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, Nov 18th, 1882.
C. FOWLER & W. GRSTLFHAE, Compth Solrs roSls
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
The baggage.smasner has finally hee

The baggage.smasner has finally heen
brought TO bay. Mr.. Joseph Mltsche, OF
SaR Francisco, has been public spirited
enough to bring suit against the Union
Pacific Railroad Company for the mutila
ton OF his trunks while in the custody OF
the baggage agents of that corporation,
and has been granted damages to the
amount Of $423.73 by the courts. This is
an important case and the first one of the
kind on record, and the decision Of the
court should be printed in large letters and
posted up III every baggage room and ev
cry baggage Car IN the land, The cour
held that when railway company as
sumed charge of a passengers trunk by
giving a check for it, they became respon
sible for Its return to him in good condi
tion. The baggage.smashing business viii
not be as popular hereafter, and the rail
way employe. will find 1t an expensive
amusement.-In Ocean.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
AfDPl
LORENZO LELAND.

ittOFHep at Lar.
NJcHrCTa CtFL.'G SA -F,.--Wngrcqs Je.
WI NINA ID. fres,er and Samuel res 81. her
husband by their certain mortgage deed ring date
recOrd on M 25 day of october A. D. 1876 and duly
recorded he Recorders Office Of In SGIi" county,
Illinois. in BOOK number 1888 Of Recordt n plge $50,
Edward FOsc. ~ morgagee, the premises hereinafter
described secure the payment Of th.iy certain PROM
able 10 the order Of said Edward Rose due one year
after its date for the OF fifty dollars with Interest
At the rate of ter per cent per annum from Its date
until paid;
And wher Ms it is provided in and by said mortgage
that In of neia in he payment Of sold mote above
men oned any part thereof according 20 the tenO.
advertised such sale four successive We \. " news
paper pnb shed in th"c'tv {" o'tswa, may e the said
premises part the col all right ard equity OF
redemption of said Jemima D. Preisler and san ie! A.
Peiser their heirs executors adminisirato Or as
Tor cash at the south door OF the Court House In Ota
wa. Illinois, at the time appointed In such advertise
ment, may adjourn the sale from time to time at
discreton and upon the making Of such sale o ssles
In the name of said Edward Rose or his legal repre-
sentat shall execute and deliver to the purchaser
deeds for the conv vance In fee of the sold -
OF said principal sum Of 5000 together W h the inter-
EST thereon from october TO- lSsN at the re
and the whole amount crim,d TO he due a the date or
sale is sixty dollars ANA eighty-three cents;
Now, therefore. public notice is herehv eVeu, that
under and by virtue Of the power ana a4tno & me
m0rgagee will. on "wednesday, the 20tf day of De;
cember A. p. l$2 al 10 ocock n the or,rG. ii saId
Circuit Court of La Sale o'unt} in Ottawa illinois,
sell st public yendue 10 the highest bidder. for casli,
the folio wing described lois pieces or parcels Of land,
r. Wit: LOS one aud Iyr In Hlock One In he Union
Addiiie 70 ottawa i'puis with the sered''ainents
s right ana cqulty OF edomruen OF tue SAID ltwima
D. Pfeiser and ssmuel P'cqlor her h".oaoi. heir
nfs Dated s FbwHFb SiS ROSE
4w Mortgage
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
T. G. TRENARY.

STATE OF ILLIN OIS, Ia SALLa Co.'S,
y In the Circuit Court yanuary Ts0nssS Isrms lSsS
AfhdsyIt OF non.residence Of James Little. having
been ncd in the clerks office OF the Circuit Court o.
said county notice therefore hereby given TO the salo
nonresident defendant that the complainant nleo ner
b Of complaint in said court on the eaansSfy S,i n.i
thereupon summons Issued out OF said c0uri wherein
said sut ia now pending, returnable on the second
Monday In the month Of January next AZ IL W IL"
required. -,,,. ,,,ord.n,
spnesr before said Clrcat Court the nrst day OF
the term thereof to be holden at 0taws IN sGS
next and plead. answer demur to The said COM
panant bill Of complaint the same a1d ana the m nsn ~
essed and decree entered against you according
to the prayer Of said bill 49, ,,r.,,op r,ar,
OTTAWA Illinois November Sth, A. y. lS2.
T. C. TEENAvv Ccmpts aoi'r noFl'i"'
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
Eeware of Them,

A good article that has achieved success,
and attained world wide reputation by Its
true merits and wonderful results, he alws. :
initiated. Such 10 TIE case with DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. Already unprineipled parties are
endeavoring 70 deiude an unsus pe citing pub.
lie, by Offering immitstions OF this most for.
tunato discovery. Do not be deceived, but
insist on having the true remedy, and take
no other. For sale BY z. Y. 0riggs, Ottawa. !
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-11-25
CEAS-, FGWLEE,
Master " ChdnGerA;,

MUSteT tR TNdNCtFN.
HA S.rrlcE,S s a ,T,--STATE OF ILLINOIS.
vi COUNTY OF La SALE, Circuit Con'f q 'd'o
Tbe gG,tawa Buiding Homestead and Savings Asss
ciaton. complainant rs. Sarah Gore, hyron Gore ana
lyman L Nattinger, defendants. . =, .
entered in the above entitled cause at me OGo
her term Of said Circuit Court, to VIII October Eis
uod Ias5 Chase Fowler Master IN Chancery OF SAID
a. cmIt viii. on saturday December second. r. lse2
Ar the hour OF two O'clock in the afternoon OF sa u
cash az The south door OF the Circuit Court koom IN
The city of Ottawa county OF La sale and STATE OF III
& Wy i fIe fnliowins described premises TO W.T.: LOIS
smr and ave in block eleven in Glovers Addition 70
tba city OF Ottawa IN the county OF Ia ale ana stS'e
u. l,e In,3,ojs M IA CHASE FOWLER.
Vi nn itiilpss, S,, 1850 limo Mos:er In Chancery.