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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12

Seg1a despacho de Madrid al Hsrol,I
son muy persistentes los esfuerSos que
Sc est6n hacienda cerca de, 6sgasta pa.
ra conseguir de 81 ponga fu 4 la per.
manencia del diputado Portuonio en-
Cuba, alegando que los ibsrales auto.
nomistas SO aprovschan de su nombre
y presencia en- la Isla para avivar Ia
agitacion popular.
Habiendo sido sondeadas las dispo.
siciones de los diplom aticos espanolea
en- Europa, tanto por los 1obiernos del
Viejo Mundo como por las rep1blicas
hisp. no-americaDas, pues todos estan
deseosos de saber cu5l ser6 la actitud
que adopte Espaiia en- ell asunto del ca
nal de Panama, el gabinete contest6
que, sin embargo de estar profunda-
mente interesado en- dicha empresa
causa de la isls de Cuba, No tomar6
parte en- dicha acoi6n collective que
puedan acordsr las rep1blicas sur anne.
ricanas con respecto al canal.
Nueva. Yok, i'd El embajador anne.
ricano en Madrid, general FAirchild,
que ha vuelto lie Europa, ha visitado &
A0 ViUNn u0 N0AAotA 40 00 RE060uG8uU
verbalmente el p6same de la reins de
Espaia.
Londres, MARIO q 6 las seis de la
tsrde Hoy un tiro hs sido dispars
RADIO sin rasultado contra la reiua Vic.
toria, On Win isor, por un hombre de
miserable Apsriencia qus ha sido arres-
tado.
Londres, marzo 8. Ell individuo que
dispar6 un tiro aysr contra Ia reina
Victoria, ga llama Mao Lsan, = ha sido
examinado por los m6dicos que deCla-
ran que esta en- 50 pleno juicio.
La reios, que no experimeut6 con.
mocion algnna, esta recibiendo telegra.
mas de felicitaci6n de todas parties.
NingunA sigui6caci6n politica go
atrlbuye q ests atentado.
Madrid, i'd. id.-Hsn sido reduoidos
q prision los miembros de una comisi6n
de tip6grafos que trataban de inducir
& los que todavla trabIsbsni6 i6 decIsrsr-
go tsmbl6a en- huelga.
FL goblerno ha dlrigido una en6r0ica
protesta al Sultan de Marruecos con
motive del asesinato de un s6bdito ca.
psaol y encarCelamiento de otro on
CASA Blanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
jose Agull6 Y Prats,

Organista de esta Santa Iglesia Cathedral,
s6cio de m6ritO maestro compositor de la
Academia filarm69ica de Santa Cecilia de Ro-
ma, ofrece sus servicios en los ramos de pia.
no, ammonia composition.
San Francisco 81. b. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
Institute dc VaCuna animal
DE PUER TO-RICO.

RI pr6ximo s1bado, IL, de u a
8 lie Ia mafl4na Sc va;unara directA-
nente ie la novllia, en- la calie de
San jose nj nero 7, bajos.
Honorarios por cada vacuuaci6n
UN PESO. 2-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
| Oontrastes de- Ia vida!

lOontrastes de- Ia vida
Mientras unos suiren y llorsn otroi
rien los bales de m&scaras est6n este
aiio animadisimos.
El de Ia 6ociedad de Escritores = Ar.
tista, que ha sido uno de los mas bri
lantes, produi1 1000 pesos.
Eo 81 gran muudo menudean tam,
bi6n los ssrsos y los bales de trsjss
Sc piden CotilloDes con nuevas fgurss
& Paris, Roma y q Lisboa; SO transfer
man los palacios; 90 idesn traies.
Por 10 mismo que no se ven nj 81
oyen mas que tristesas, es precise que
nos divirtamos, decis una dana.
La fi,osofia CANA terreno. :. .hasta lst
damas le rinden quito. i. f. .cuando lee
convene.
JULIO NOMBELA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12

El orc y Ia plata 90 esconden los
billetes no se cambian sin prima, es de.
cir, sin primes que sean sus poseedores.
II las acciones del estableCimiento
subiendol
Pero esta situaCi6n favoreCe unos
cuantos Expenditures y era una indus.
tria que no paga contribution la de
los que toman veg en- ia cola, para ven-
derla j. mo Ia cola, la vez.
90
A todos estos sustos, sobresaltos y
calAmidades, hay que aHadir Ia mole.
mencia del tempo.
Llovi6 un POGO, como para daTnos
una dedadita de miel, y despu6s ha
vuelto Ia sequis, esa sequia funesta que
diezma la poblaci6n.
El cielo estS despejado, el sol abra.
ga como en- verano, = On una sola Gale,
pocos metros de distancia, 90 hal;an
los dos polos. Del sol ala sombrs es
pasar del fuego al hielo, VI clare los
que no toman precauCiones Cogsn una
pulmonfa que go los lleva escape al
otro mundo.
Una de las vlCtlmas hA sldo SelgaS, el
distinguido literato que era Ia veg
poeta y crftico y acsd6mico de Ia Lon
qua. En todos los g6neros prob6 su
Olums, mostr6 su peregrino ingenio.
Sus novelas, sus Hojas sueltas, prscioss
intencionada collection de articuios,
sus comsdias ,, sobre toio, sus poesiss
le habian conquistado mucha gloria,
pero pUca fortuna.
Trabaiaba constaDtements para gsusr
81 pan de cads dia, y Ia muerte le ha
sorprendido en- mitad de IN articulo.
6slgas no teDia mas que cincuenta y
s4is amos. Auuque viva retraido, han
sido numerosOa 8 ilustres los amigos
que han acompa6sdo sus restos . Ia
Ultima morsda.
Otro literato, no tan c6lsbre, pero
muy iuteresante y laborioso, hs bsjaio
al sepulcro Adolfo .Rivsdeneyra, hijo
del c6lebre editor & quien debsmos Ii
monumental B;blioteco do Autores esp1.
noleS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25
DrQgs, Paints, Oils, Colors, YarnBhes, Glass

In Drugs and Medicines purity and care in
compromising are of the greatest importance.
The undersigned calls your attention to this.
las ne exercised great care in selecting his
Drugs and in the preparing of the same not
only the greatest care is exercised, but every
thing is proceeded with scientifically The
stock is the most varied in this county, and
the prices always the lowest, quality consid-
dered You will also find the finest stock Of
Druggists Sundries, Yankee Notions Toilet
Goods of every description, Fancy Articles for
weddings, birthdays, &c.
In Paints, Oils, Brushes, Colors, Varnishes,
Plate and Window Glass, no competitor win
sincerely claim to equal my stock, neither in
Quantity quality or price, my goods being the
very best grades in the market. Everything
guaranteed My facilities for handling goods
are double those of any other establishment
Thanking the public for their liberal patron
age in the past, and hoping to serve the same
YOURS g. GEHRING, Druggist,
North of Court House, Ottawa, I'LL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

about thirty miles an hour, and another tram
from the other direction telescoped us. We
were all thrown into each others society, and
brought into Immediate social contact, so tn
speak. ,.,..-... -
~ went over and sat in the lap of corpu.
II lent lady from Manitoba, and girl from Chi.
cago jumped over nine seats and sat down on
the plug hat of preacher from La Crosse
with so much timid, girllsh enthusiasm, that
il showed his hat clear down over his shoui'
ders.
Everybody seemed to lay aside the usual
cool reserve of strangers, ana we made our
selves entirely at home. t.,
"A shy Young man with an cmaciated OIL
cloth valise, left his own scat, and went over
and sat down in lunch basket where bridal
couple seemed to be wrestling with their first
picnic Do you suppose that reicent young
man would have done such a thing on Ordina
nv occaslonss DO you think If he had been
at a celebration at home that he would have
risen lmpetuously and gone where those peo
pie were eating by themselves, ard sat down
in the cranberry Jelly OF a total stranger?
II should rather think not
why, one old man, who probably az home
led the class meeting, and who WAS as digni
fled as Roscoe Conkling's father, was eating I
piece of custard pie when we net the Other
train, and he left his own seat and went ovel
to the front end of the car and stabbed tina
piece OF custard pie into the ear of a beautiful
widow from Iowa.
People travelling somehow forget the aus
terity of their home lives, and form acQuant
ances that sometimes last through life"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

The distinguished honor which Mr.. Sulll.
van, the prlze.lighter, reflects upon Chicago
by becoming one Of its citizens is conferred
upon us, perhaps for the reason that the enc
niles of prize fighting in Massachusetts have
discovered law which they intend 10 apply
to the case of Mr.. Sullivan should ne ever he
bold enough to revisit his native Boston. This
law provides that whoever, being an inhaoi
ant or resident OF this state, by previous ap
poin,ment or engagement made therein, leaves
the state and engages IN a fight with another
person without the limits thereof, shall b,
punished by imprisonment in the state prison
not exceeding five years or by a fine not eX
cecding 5000 Chicago Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25
CHASE FOWLER.


NJ ASrE.R's- SALIs..-STATE or ILLINOIS.
NJ CorNrS oT L. SALE Circvi' Court ~ .s'd .0a'4
- Ia chnno,TU.
RiLado " Villains. County Superintendent OF Sou Tor
IA Sale county. rompaiuaf = Sarah \ CaNarJ Henry
". Csysrly and Fanny l.. CAyariy Defendants
Public notice J. hereby given. that In pursuance Uf
der entered In the above a. the January aid
Circuit Jourt 90 vt January twentieth. A. is Chas.
Fowler Master Chancery 81 said court will TuesdAy
thc seventh day Of March =. is2. a. the hour
O'Clock Ia the afternoon said day the %
Ia sale County Circuit Court RpOm In the city Of
county OF Ia sale and Illinois sell hghss
and hest bidder for cash the following described prem
" lot Ecycr IL TIE Subdivision Of Lot IeE ia Otto
~s. county % Il ale and state % Illinois.
CHASE POWELL
Dated Fen lith tss2- Mss'c- In CHANGER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25
BUDGET OF FUN.
HER LITTLE VALENTINE.

A dainty little valentine,
All blue and pink and gold,
Has come for our wee lassie,
Just five sweet summers old.
The smiling postman brought ii;
wonder II he knew
Who sent the pretty missivc
To darling little Lou!
Oh! how her blue eyes sparkled
When she saw the valentine,
And how she questioned: us IL
WEAKLY and truly mine:'
And how she tried TO read 1t,
Too proud to let us think
She couldn't read her vslentlnc
Quicker than u wink .........
But pretty soon; please, mamma
Tell me what ID inside"
And while the small ears listen
The bright eyes open wide:
~ know a darling grille,
Her name is little Lou,
And some one loves her dearly,
wonder il she knows whoy
That's what the pretty valentine,
All blue and pink and gold.
Says to oar dainty lassie,
Our darling five years'old,
And she is just as happy
As a little girl can be,
And is never tired of saying:
"A val'tine came for mc!'
N. Y. IndepcRd"M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

Got II conundrum for you, Johnnie; invent
ed it myself" sad boy to play mate
Whats the difference % poodle you re
dragging bv chain and rotten tree trunk. y
After due deterioration Johnnie passed. One
= led dog and the other dead log. Them
kind is awful easy when you know how" So
thought JOHNNIE, and on his way home he
built one on similar plan, which he tried to
explode on the maternal head. ~ say, ma,
here's riddle; made it myself. What's Che
difference between the wax tigger OF lady
and pa not letting me go to the circus last
week. Cause ones sham dame and 10th
er's da---Ow. owl! OWL! that hurts, tell
YOU; can't you take Teller o yonr siZe?
The conundrum factory has been closed ior
repairs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

IA y LIE SO1'ICF..-Spticc IL hereby given
the INK nown owners Of and ihc unknown parties
Interested In the land hereinafter uc-Crbsd and Ia all 9th
whom IL nay concern, that sale of GeIln
Guegt lands ard town njs ~ the Treasurer aud etiCIo
Collector OF la sale county IN the state Of Illinois the
state county and other take. and cost due THEREON for
u s and previous years held az the Court House
the city OF Ottawa, Ia said county and state. Commenced
the 18th day of Juse u. 1880 and continued from
day pursuant las Douglas Hapeman. thr
July $50 became the purchaser Of N" following DO
scrbcd isnd situated IN ssh county sns STATE w. 70
-
.,.- =
dian. containing 100 ia 4,d county. IA
~ John Hugaboom and thst the time Of rtefnn OB
u sid aud from aid sale and purchase Will expire The
ist cay % jay 4 d. lSSl Dor Gl-AN HAPFdAN.
Ottawa Illinois, Feb. iith. lss2. 'sb.-?s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

One of the reporters of The Wing, Dt Quin
CIV, Illinois got an increase OF salary BY dc
scribing the reception given D. Wilde at a
private house In that city the other evening
The kind of time they had is told In the words
of the able chronicler Of passing events a.
follows:
"SeqUestcred from The busy throng without
niDgllng with reciprocal advantages within
the mansion, among the beautiful petals OF
3oral growth, fragrance OF theme was inter
ehangeable, and the recherche attractions OF
elegance were rendered subseryient TO the re
condite equivalents Of the iHtellect. The pre-
cipitOus advent of the scholastic instructor
and scion in schIsmatic lite composed the dis
putatlons and subtletieS OF reasoning. and
transformed them into admiration for the d.
vIplty whose sciagraphic deliDeatIon was cast
athwsrt the prsmatic parlor like a scIoptic
The indOlent induratlOn of the lily was scin
tillant beneath the brillisace which fell upon
Oscars dress cost prOdrcing scntony among
Then the moods OF the magnificent Assem-
blage centered in all their richness upon the
form asphodel, and ln,cnated uiterance va;
lost in awe. II were n folble To furnish fol
such intelligence and repose repast of vulgal
food fit for mortalS, but the repercussIon OF the
culinary receptacle, with It's bountles of bliss
provided the avenues for the interchange o.
contents OF those Intrinsic particles which
Allied the center OF sensation and perception"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

'HAN SALE NOTICE.-Noticc 4. hereby gwen
that at OF delinquent lands and town lots 10y the
Treasurer and exOcio Collector Of Ia Sale county In the
state OF Illinois, for the state county and other aXCs and
due thereon Tor the year 1879 and previous
held the Court House in the city Of Ottawa In the said
county aud state commencing ON the lh day OF June A. D.
1880 and continue, nom day 70 day pursuant ~ law T. C.
22d day Jun" A u. lNsS, hec1 the pHT-
chaser Of the following described portions OF oSn lot stu
ated In tue said county and state VIZ The east half
Lot Two and the southwest quarter ~ said Lot Two.
Block Twelve, Original Town of OTTAWA, assessed In tbs
OF Archibald Amour that said portion lot
sold for the taxes and costs thereon for the year
ls1s and that the time Of Tedeu pun from sd sale and
purchase will expire two years from the date thereof.
OTTAWA, illinois, Feb. II. isSSz. 3w T. C. SWIFT
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The Way they Will Try Murderers III 1900

lBrOoklyn EaSIc''
The nine hundred and ninety-ninth witness
IN the great SPIN il out as long ms we can case
took the stand, and the lawyers, with the as
sistance of the prisoner at the bar proceeded
to torture him.
Witness-Yes, sir and wish 10 get back
as soon as possible.
Prisoner-Whats the matter with you, you
goggleeyed, cadaverous reptile? Hav.
emit you been paid $4,000 travelling expenses
Shut up, Mr.. Lawyer, I'm running this case,
and mean to put this long.eared ass where
he belonged at the start If you don't like
our style, you - big boned son OF the
east you can take your soap and toddlc home
as soon as you - please.
Judge--lf the prisoner will allow the court
Prlsoner-Sh up judge / know what
I'm about Who's running this case. you
or |?
Judge--Wcll, If the prisoner please, should
like to
Prisoncr-Now, Judge how many times
during this trial have got to remind you that
we can get along without your advice.
Lawyer--Ir the prisoner is through we will
now proceed to examine the witnesses.
Prlsoner-Yes, for the present. will de-
liver my daily Grafton later
lawyer am about to put the first hypo
thetical question to witness. Those wishing
to remain throughout the delivery of the qucs
ton will find excellent board and lodging al
the hotel opposite. The question will be de
livered in sections, and think can manage
to get through with it IN the course OF a
month.
Eighteen days after, The witness snll on
the stand
Lawyer-And now, having heard this first
Hypothetical question, what is your opinion
Prlsoner-Oh, never mind his opinion, He
is nothing but pimple headed liar, and he
might rs well go home and soak his feet
Judge, / think we had better adjourn. Sup
pose we shut up shop tor the day
Judge--But beg TO remind the prisoner
that 1t Is only two o'clock aud
! Prisoner-Oh, what's the diff? I'Ve had
enough OF this racket today, and don't wan
| to hear that ---- blasted aSs on the witneS.
stand tomorrow, either We must have ;
| fresh man. He's too ancient
| Lawyer-But begging the prisoners par
don, must remind him that the witness ha.
not yet had time to answer our question.
Prisoner-lt doesn't make a blt OF differ
ence He's an old fool and Pm tired OF HIM
Judge are you or are you not gong to adjourn
Judge--The court is adjourned untll--wha
time shall say, prisoner?
! PrisOner-Oh well, make it II.
! .Iudge-Eleven o'clock tomorrow morning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

Tommy WAS II little rogue, whom his moth
e- had hard work to manage Their house IN
the country was raised few feet from the
ground, and Tommy, to escape well.deserVeo
whipping, ran from his mother and crept I'M
der the house. Presently the father came
home, ard hearing where the boy had taken
refuge crept under to bring him out. AS he
approached on his hands and knees, Tommy
asked, As she after you, too?'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

They are having a great deal Of trouble in
Kansas in convicting anybody of selling beer
When man who is known 10 have fingered
at the shrine OF Gambrlpus is summoned as a
witness against The law-breaker who sold him
q beverage always known a. beer he declares
upon oath that it was not beer but "sea foam
that he drank OF the nature of sea foam he
protesses to know nothing and the Judge and
jury being up fl stump, so to speak the case
falls to the ground. The following colloquy
Is takei, from The record of trial nj Topeka.
The witness was an admlrer of sea foam, but
had never taken the trouble 10 find ont what
II was:
Question. Did this sen foam IooS like
beer! Answer. Ii did.
~. Did /, foam like beer? A. 1t did.
20. Did it taste ike beer9 A. It did
80. Could you discover any difference he.
tween it and beer? A. could not.
20, What, then, in your judgment was III
A. 1t was sea foam.
20. What is sea foamg A. DOM know
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25
Acyal.
CHASE FOWLER,

Al y S'rER'S SAIE.-SThTE OF ILLINOIS.
.lh COUNTY LA SALLH. CTcfit court Of s0G cONaty
in Chdncery.
Caroline +. HotchkisS complainant, Katie NJ Modes
and Charles c. Modes. defendants.
Public notice is hereby given That IN pursuance of de-
entered in the above entitled at the January term
of said Circuit Court wit January 18Th A. 1882, /,
Chase Fowler Master in Chancery OF said court WILL on
the twenty fret day of March, l at the h.ur OF one
snd half o'clock in the afternoon Uf said day at the south
door OF the Circuit Court Recon-, in the city Of Ottawa,
county OF la Sale AMI state OF Illinois, sell 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash. the following described premss
TO Wit: Lot Twelve in Block Seven:vo, IN the city and
county Of In SALE ard state OF Illinois. said sale being
subject 20 the payment Of the two last promissOry notes
cured by said nOrtgRge. three hundred and my dollars
each due pcltfulY 10 three and four after date
CHASE FOWLER.
Dated February .stl. iss;. Master IN ChancCry.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON. Coinplts Solr fchl$tu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

The failure of Anna Dlcklnson's Hamlet
Is said to be due to the fact that when inc
phantom entered on the first night, IL Crieu OUT
II am an astonished ghost. Merciful heavens
did not know that my boy was girl!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

\ countryman upon coming to see the Sights
was taken by a town friend to theatre. When
the lights were down and the play had com
menced he was offered an opcra,glass. Exam
ming it as closely as the darkness would per
nit he handed 1t bac. in despair, saying
"lt's empty. John; there's not single drap
int"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

- Great chance TO make money. Those
who always take advantage Of the
good chances that are offered gen
>cray become wealthy. while those
~ " M ~ Ewho do not improve such chance.
remain In yery We want many men, women boys M
ris 10 work for s right in their localities Any one
can the work properly from the first start me business
viii nay more than times ordinary wagca Expensive
outfit furnished free. No who cnEags hlis 10 max
money rapidly. You can devote Jour VINO" uuG 70 thI
work or only your spare aments. Fun Information ana
and Maine novi2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25
Railroad seciability

Speaking about the sociability OF railroad
travellers" said the man with the clutches and
watch pocket over his eye, III never got sc
we'll acquainted with the passengers on a train
as did the other day on the Milwaukee < S;
Paul Railroad We were going az the rate u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

- H@- Oa,llc.s noV Nricr' ,.' 9n'.. fcA
can u!sEc In,ney faster 10 fotk i1r
II Ia tam ~ ANYTHING e'~'. Jsp-fA hot
II ncgdrd. We viii start you. O.. dN.
- y and upwards mad. ~ HON, ~ the 10
dustrious Nen women. boys and girls nd yrry ~heft
work Tor Now 10" time. You Work IA sparr
only give your hole the suslne.- bUu on
I've st home and DO TIRE work No other b-ines- Sil -
nearly zeal No f3i 20 make enormous
by engaging at ocr. Getty QUIT ard tcIms Tree Aon1
lade fsst ca-y add hoSc rsiv. Adire-- TErs Co. 50
u.,p Maine Nprfi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

Captain: "What Is the charge sergeant
Sergeant This time it's drunkenness, SIT
But this man Is the most troublesome fellow
in the regiment, sir. He goes out when he
likes, and gets drunk when he likes; IN TACT
he might be u hofilcer. ~ Punch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

OF AZ other preparations or medicines. In case
Of nausea, hradoche, dizziness Irregularities o
the system, Burdock Blood Bitters have no equa'
They never fail in aiording immediate relief
Price 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

A smooth complexion can be had by every lady
who will use Parkers Ginger Tonic. Regulating
the internal organs and purifying the blood it
quickly removes pmples and gives Il healthy
bloom to the cheek See notice. e..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

g. Address all orders to =. ,,.,,,,,,,,,oo
No i0N Main 81 Ruilau. n. y
Sold in Ottawa ~ +. Y Grggs and AL druggists every
where ~ i'o"
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Notice of Assignment.

Public nstice is hereby given that the undersGned WI
liam W TAYLOR has appointed assignee of The late urn
of IIul a. Bhrtc city Of Ottawa, IN the county OF
In sale and state Of Illinois and that gu persons havng
aims against said late 1rm of Hull Barrels are hereby
n0ded 10 present to the undersigned under oa
within three months from this date. ,,e,
' ". W. TAYLOR. Assignee.