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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-08

LONDON, November THE police offer
reward for John McCafferty, convicted
of treason in Dublin, in l SCI, and sentenced
to penal servitude for life, and who has
since escaped. McCafferty was born in
Ohio of Irish parents, and served in the
Confederate army.
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CAUSES THE WIDEST ExcITEMEN7

The result of the election caused the
widest excitement. The street in front
OF the Dispatch Office is blocked by i'm
mense crowds of people, and business is
suspended. 6 Speakers made stirring adj
dresses
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British Imuorts and Exports.

LONDON, November british imports
for October increased, compared with
October last year, e6S2 900. Exports for
October this year increased, compared with
October last year, e261 600
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Boardinghoaise fame, and is, as the author
SAYS, his best. 1t has an interesting plot,
with exciting situations and climaxes in
each act. Numerous songs and dances are
introduced, and throughout the five acts
there is no opportunitysto tire" Sale of
seats Saturday at Hollenberg's.
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LA,s HEP0RTss
CRIMINAL Court-Greer, Judge.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 166, James
Nathan; 163, j. 7. Smith; 172, merry nonrv
Douglas; 173, Ross Blaydes; 175, d..
Bowles; 185, Samuel III. Perkins; l62, John
Thomas; l67. w Nelson 40. John John
son.
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YIRGINIA.
The Democratic MAJORITY Ia.oso to 100000

The Democratic Majority Il. 900 10 10000
RIcunoSD, November additional re-
turns this morning show Democratic gains
of one member of the House OF Dele
gates in each of the following counties !;
Charlotte, Culp, Fairfax, Fluvanna, Frank
lin, Henry, Montgomery, Norfolk, Wythe,
Princess Ann, and one in Craig and Roam
oke, one in Green and Madison, one in
Smythe and Bland, two in Chesterfield
and Powhatan, two in Rockbridge and
two in Washington. This, with the loss
OF one member in Carolina, makes the net
Democratic gain eightee n insuring a Dem
ocratlc majority in the House of sixteen,
nth good prospects of its reaching twenty
three. The Democrats have twenty-five of
the forty senators, which will make their
majority four, and it may reach eight,
The Democrats estimate their majority on
the regular vote OF the State between
Il, 900 and 10000.
l O'Clock A.M-The Senate stands,
Democrats, % Coalitionists, l3; doubt
ful, 3. House OF Representatives, Demo-
Gratis, 60; Coalitionists, %; doubtful, IL.
When doubtful counties are heard from
the Democratic majority on joint ballot
will probably reach twenty-five.
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Fraudulent Practice. of chinese OaiciaIs

Senator Miller has written letter to
the Secretary of State complaining that by
the fraudulent practices of Chinese Off
cials hundreds Of Chinese laborers are
being landed in America as teachers,
students, merchants or others desiring to
travel in the United States.
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An enricher OF the blood and purifier OF
the system; cures iassitude and lack of
energy; such is Browns Iron Bittsrs.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of trust deed made TO me, under
ID date of June "a, fSs2, and recorded in book
15s, page ls7. of the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, TO secure a certain debt due to the
Dcsoto Building and Loan Association. win sell.
for cash, at public outcry, at the southwest cor
ner of Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
Tenn, at Il o'clock noon, on.
Wednesday, November Al, Iss8,
the property described in said deed, rs follows,
to-wit: Being lots z, and 9 in Smith and Pres
tons subdivision Of block So, in South Memphis.
beginning the west side foresns street s2S $40
feat north Of Vance street; thence westward With
alley, thence southuArdly with said alley I62 feet
TO 15-foot alley; thence eastwardly 1ss S1D feet
with said alley 10 Orleans street; thence north
with Orleans street l62 $40 feet to the beginn
Equity Of redemption barred; title believed to Be
rood, but sell as trustee only
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NEBRASKA.
RETURN. Coming in SLOWLY.

LINCOLN, November 7.-Returns from
the State come in slowly. Nothing up to
o'clock pm. to change the estimate of
last night. Republican majority, 10000
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of . truet deed made TO me, under
ID date Of July II. 1881, and recorded in book
No. 142- page 2s7- of the Register once Of Shelby
county, Tenn, 10 secure certain debt due to the
Desoto Building aud Loan Association, will sell
for cash, at public eutcry, af the southwest
Of Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
af L. o'clock noon. on
wednesday, Noycmber n. ISss,
the property described in said deed. as follows,
to-wit: Being part Of lot No. ?. block SO. South
Memphis sddition. iyins .pd being In the city q
feet from the Intersection Of Beals and Desoto
strsets; running thence east With the north side
thsnce wesf ~ fest; thence south 10 feet 70 the
beginning Equity Of rydenpeicn barred; ode
NHrxR PkRK2R. Tv1s1ss.
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''DR. BHNsoS's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in
nervous and sick headache. DR.. II. II.
Schticltef of Bdliimore
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SPORTING NEWS.
The vignaux.DaIy Nntch
Rerarsi ~ as n BiuG

PARIS, November I'm the billiard
match between Vignaux and Maurice
DAILY the former made 300 points, the lat
ter l26
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Z Sise Ne Ny Own De.r Native Ss1e Iie anu f'ah'
.rmission of Eve m
PART IL
Carrie swain.

OF this charming little soubrette, TO APP
pear at Leubrie's Theater Monday next,
the Nashville American says: Cad, the Tom
Boy, with Miss Carrie Swain in the title
role, was delightful treat to a large au-
dience hast night. Never has a star been
received with more favor by our theafer-
6 double call before the curtain At each
act, and the demands for sncortx 20 her
songs and dances found limit only to con-
alteration for the lady's physical en-
durance. The piece is by Len Grover, Of
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Ask for Wells's Rough on Corns," l5c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure Corns,
wnrts huuions
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"WHAr thing so good ?" is the query of
poet somewhat confused; if he has a
cold, the only good thing We know Of is
bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Tested by Time.

For throat diseases. colds and coughs.
Browns Bronchial Troches have procsd
their efficacy by test of many years
Price, 25 Cents.
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ErirhffnI Smnshun-

"MAy God bless you, said the Rev. w.
L. Martin, of Meehaniestown, Nd. "Sa-
maritan Nervine cured my fits Sl.50 at
druggists.
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PALrrTATroE of the heart and swimming
In the head cured by DIR. Burear's Liver
and Kidnsy Medicine.
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A NGERoNA LODGE, No. les, F. and A
n A.M.-Will meet in special commu- IN
cation this (THURSDAYl night, Noy.x X
sth, at 1880 O'Clock, for work in the NJ
A degree. Z. A.'s and F. C.'s frater-|
nally invited.
By order I. J. GRAHAM, W ID. q
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LuNDRORd;,S PERFUMES.
EDBNIAASD
AkKEcH g.. ..xiRI Rose.
A Verdict of 500. 900.

WASHINGTON, November THE jury in
the case,of Hallek Kilbourn against John
G. Thompson for $3.50, 600 for false impris-
onment returned a verdiet nj Sc, 900 for
the plaintiff. A motion for new trial
was made by the defehse.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Plot 10 Tar and Feather Lord Mayor

DUBLIN, November IA plot was dis
covered to tar and feather the lord mayor
Thursday, while attending the meeting O
the Philosophical Society at Trinity Col
leee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-21
From Freedom.

FREEDOM, April l9,-Thc weather has
been very warm this week,
II. A. Rowe and son have two very flint
Clyde stations they bought in Canada thu
spring.
Scott Hinkson is putting upa pair o.
scales.
William Munson has got his dry shed
up ready for making tile, on his father s
old farm. He thinks he can make as good
quality of tile as any of the tile factories
can make.
Mrs J. Cowden has been very sick.
Miss Fry. of Ottawa Is teaching school
in Harding.
J. II. Walters, of Harding is selling the
Acme pulvcrlzing harrow.
Mr. Dolder, living on the old Cary farm
died very suddenly with the lung fever
this week.
Milo Allen has commenced work on the
foundation of the Norwegian church.
Miss Flora Ford Is talking ofgolng west
to spend the summer months.
Joseph Hall is able to be around again.
Book peddlcrs are quite numerous in
Freedom. a. b.
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From Ophir.

OrHIR, April l6.-Slnce my last the
weather has become pleasant, and farmers
have gone to work in dead earnest to
make up for lost time. The soil is still
very heavy,
School election takes place on Saturday
night and Mrs. Miles will no doubt be re.
elected as directress Of district No. s.
Mrs. John Wylie and daughter Jesse
are visiting with their son and brother,
John Wylie, Jr., who is teaching school at
Farm Ridge.
Dan Carr has, without doubt, the best
cabinet OF any one man in the state. He
has samples from all over the state, and
taxes great pride in showing them to visit
0rs.
Mrs. D. Tombs and daughter, of LA
Sale, are the guests of Mrs. James Pie
tcrs
Mrs. Herbert has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mat Wallace's little Gi,l, who was in
Ijurcd some time ago by running pitch
fork handle INTO her forehead, has rccov.
cred.
A great many nice fish are being cauGh,
In the Vermillion.
Henry Smith intends to send tor young
carp to stock the vermilion.
Jno. Connors. Il tenant OF Dick Nal
voney, has skipped for green fields on
west, leaving Malvoney his security TO
$500 IN The Mendoza bank to pay the bill
; besides his back rent Perhaps Malvone'
don't swear, oh no!
Frank Lewis is happy man. 1t Is
boy, and Will help Frank WELD the brus
when 1t gets bigger. Mother and chill
!, are doing well
Robt. Pietcrs's new house is now finishe
r and painted, and Is waiting for the plastic
err
y klrsteatter is busy on his new house.
Mrs. John Deaner, of Sheldon, Iroouoi
= county, is visiting friends here
AnuTcW Wyiic says tnere Is no plaC
" like Kansas for the poor man Wonder
" Andy is poor.
David Empy is still ILL.,
d IA. Smiths little son Jesse Is also yer
" Ill, and small hopes are entertained for hi
recovery.
II Pedro hes the best piece of spring whcs
" IN this section.
u Pedro gave the Missouri seed corn a fal
Itest. Out Of 200 grains planted, three di
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-21
From Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, April 19.--The building
occupied by ID. N. Shlpman was sold by
the assignee OF A. f. Jackson Il Co. TO W
A. Morey. Price $4,000
And now the candidates for city father
are looking after their interests,
An effort is being made to retain Rev. J
Straub as pastor of the Universallst Church
at this place,
Quite a number went down to Ottaws
yesterday as witnesses on the riot case.
The Messrs. Pitts now have their Office
in full blast. The court has surrendered
the charge of affairs into their hands. Or
ders are coming IN fast, and everything
bids fair for a prosperous year.
A. N. Allen, the architect, is full of work
Capt. j. w. Preston returned from Kan
sas In tho early part OF the week. He re
ports fine towns, all brlstling with bust
ness, fair prospects for crops. &c
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From Ransom.
FrcedO

RANSOM, April Is
Deputy Sheriff Riorden vas in town
Monday on business.
Charles Wagner, who has been Sc,
riously i'll, is recovering. Dr. Ives is at
tending him.
EThe Ransom school opened yesterday
with T. l.. Brunk as teacher, and better
one it would be hard to find. He receive.
sixty dollars month for his services.
Miss Johnson Yields the birch IN dis
trict No. 3.
b. F. Bosley is building a residence IN
the eastern part Of the village.
Charles A. Wagner, of Cass county
Iowa, is at the home of his parents in this
village.
There are a few school marms wanted
in this locality. Has Ottawa any to spare
Miss Nellie Butler of Ottawa is the
guest OF Miss Dcvine Yum, yum, Nellie.
o Curly
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Vicinity Items.

MENDOZA has VOteu 10 organize unuer tne
general law.
Wenona has elected license board of
aldermen.
+. G. lIager has been appointed receiver
OF the Joliet Sun printing office.
Marsellles wants better mail facilities
don't like the use of the mail catcher,
Within few days about dozen cases
OF smallpox have developed at Streator.
Marscllles village election will take place
on May 7,h. The factions will fight the
old battle again, "!icensc or no license.
The town of Kendall, Kendall county, is
gong to pay Judge hickey $4,000 for his
services IN the railroad bond cases.
Sheridan independents Mrs. William
son Storan, aged Sc years, died at her home
three miles east of Norway on last Tuesday.
H. b. Stockdale, son of the county super.
intendent of schools, will remove from
Hennepin TO Peru and engage in the grain
trade.
ReadaN Co. R,cord' "Thc saloonkeepers
association, of Morris, have decided to
Withdraw their patronage from ore-keep'
ers who oppose low.license."
Strcator Free Press: THE third warders
are kicking. They say they don't went to
90 to South Ottawa to attend caucuses.'
! Nor does South Ottawa wan. them.
Hon. Ralph Plumb has been re elected
mayor OF Streator. At the same election
the decision was practically in favor of the
water works being erected by private
lcOrpOratior.
The family OF Cadet Taylor will remove
from Wcnona to Washington, ID. c. sext
week, The Inder says il Ia not the inten-
ton Of Cadet to make the national capital
other than temporary home.
VIM. Haskins, of. La Sale, was seriously
if not fatally injured by being run over by
the cars IN that city on Saturday last lie
Is aged about GO years, and is said to be
worth 100000
A Dimmlck farmer named Diamond re-
Gently lost steer, and after searching In
vain elsewhere, thought Of straw stack
that had caved IN. On digging away the
straw he found the animal, which had been
buried there two days and nights, still alive.
Judge Pllsbury, of Pontiac, IS still sui.
fering from the wound received in Chicago
some months ago, and 1t is thought that
the bone has been injured, and that it will
have to be LAID open and the splinters OK.
tractcd. He has suffered excruclating pain
with 1t.
w. J. Pollock, J. NJ. Kennedy and Hon.
II. II. Evans, OF Kane county, are the in
corpora,ors Of "the Illinois Stock Growing
and Commercial Company of Kane Co."
Major Pollock and Conductor Kenneday,
of the above, are well known In this vicin-
ity and their friends hope the profits OF the
new corporation may even exceed the mag.
nitude OF its name.
Streator Monitor. a telegram was re
ceived here last night from West LosaniaS
Colorado, stating that Mr.. ID. Wilks had
been murdered and the sender desired &c
know what disposition should he made OF
his body and effects. A telegram was i'm
medlately sent to forward the remains tc
Strealor. Mr.. Wllks was one OF the early
settlers OF this city, leaving here about
years ago for Colorado. His business IN
Colorado was buying old iron and bones
This is the third Slreator man who ha.
been foully murdered in that state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-21

From April I'd to the l4th inclusive instfu
mcnts numbering 2S,G2l to 2S, SO have beer
fled, Of which ITO were warrantee deeds nnt
II ouit claim and other deeds: also 10 mort
cages Some Of the principal transfer
we're:
CYRUS A Leland ct al to + /. Flskc and
BEEN, nwq %, ~, g. Wallace, for 81, 400.
A W Brurn and wife to + W Won Schreeh
GIL q, lots =. ,, 1, 3, 6, z II and -, nwq ID
33, 3, South Ottawa, SG, l25.
Margaret A Wilson and husband to Sarah
Il Woods Ell lot 3 blk 20, Strcator. $1,000
John ID Powell to Il Louise Leland, swq 30
81, 4, Fall River, $1,000 :,
Elizabeth Pokock ct al to Geo W Cara
ner, swQ o, 36, /, Mendoza, 300.
Peter Noel and wife to Henry Simon, Ell
nao Is, 81, I, Hope, $5,440.
Helen p Catln and husband to wills
lot / and pit lot IL, blk 81, States add. to Ot-
tawa, 5000.
Is Sheriff OF La Sale county to LIST Nat BANK
of Peru certificate Of salo) the DeSteigci
property at La Sale for $4,000,
John b Waite and wife to Lewis Long, sec
10, ~, T. Brookdeld, $1,000.
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SORE EYES.

EFYISGH,N. iNn. Oct. Il, 1881.
Mrs. DE-. kECK-Dedr Madam: My little daughter,
thirteen years OF age. has had eyes since baby
caused by measles settling In her eyes had her in
ST. Louis fer treatment Ut able Uccust az great
pensc for several months besides treating with
other physicians, without relief When brought her
10 you at Champaign her were very lnfiamed and
she could not bear the light The lids ranuated
with hlm grown over the sight. She could only dis
iiuguish light frUm darkness: couln not tell colors
Now, after treating with you eight months. she can So
everything excepting TO read nne print The infam
nation Is entirely gore from her eyes and only Sigh
granulaton remaius. The ilm on sights Is very thin
and she can now bear the strongest light without
DENNIS ocoNSEII..
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From Tonica.

loNIcA, H., April 19-S. Strawn Of
Bloomington spent Sunday ut his faith.
er's
W. Il. Bayley and Noah Lock have each
raised new wind mill!
+. Stewart and daughter and Miss Ella
Trout have Just re,urned from trip &c
Paris, III.
Oats are about all sown here.
Anglers ar getting thicker than fish a
Baylcy's falls
W, S. Paul is going west.
&. W. Frost is getting better of his
rheumatism.
John NELSON'S child is very sick, it is no
expected to live. FISH.
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not come up, owing TO It's being planted
too thick.
Tom McNally will practice law after
Judge Goodspeed gets through with him
as petit juror.
G.. Zorn says Chicago doctors are hum
bug. He will encourage home industry
after this
VIM. Wylie had horse comm, suicide
last week by hanging himself.
PEDRO, No. 43.
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Marriages.

Following marriage licenses we've issued b.
the county clerk since April I'd:
Trigoning and Mary Collng
Vim Sellmeyer and Mary Fisher.
Herman Schultz and Mary Schroeder.
James Feely and Elizabeth Delihanty.
Henry Miller and Alice Gilbert.
Jos Charba and Susan Barbko.
David j Price and Mrs Anna Richardson.
John e Marshall and Emma Mooney.
,Jno r Brehman and Mrs NJ Il Brock.
Lawrence p Hughes and Ellen A Fogarty.
Geo Sabonas and Anna Lyabo.
Swan B Ruben and Eliza Hanson.
Geo + Kurtz and Omega Mclaughlin.
Michael Cahill and Johanna Casey.
VIM Manyon and Dora Dryning.
&c Fcrrln and Laura F Magill
Andrew Knoll and Helena BrylsN.
VIM Glouter and Emily + Lockwood.
Ncls Larson and Ellen Anderson,
VIM Flemming and Minnie La Fleur.
Harry / Watson and Lillian NJ Boys.
Augustus Z Brady and Maria McDermolt
Leopold Joenz and Henrietta Krision.
Peter Steinbach and Katie Bschman.
Peter r Frost and Lizzie Kitchens.
Thos Boyln and Mary Ryan.
Douglas A Kciser and Loclla LENDERS.
John Guenthcr and Emma Kramer. -.
John Il Mcdonnell and Alice l. VDonnell
Jas n Reeder and Priscilla g Melchcr.
John Meara and Cnharine SoTners.
Fritz Rosenbach and Einelia Nauendor.
VIM Mosbach and Mary Kuetzer.
jos Even and Rosa Hankart.
Jules Matillc and Mary Porcheur
Jas Graham and Mary McGlone.
Peter Khant and Anna Wysotzky.
Frank Comeback and Valera Rychkciska,
Nicholas Boiler and Mary Rcilercheit.
Eaton G. Osman and Charlotte Clark.
Geo W swartz and Marine Lomasney.
Dennis Conway and Margaret Farley
Lester T. Lancaster and Alhina liibbard'
Conrad Gambler and Bertha Wagner.
Christian kraussc and Nina Wagcnhnech'
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We give a few additional names tina, nave
been sent G. j. Skinner oi persons % years
of age born in La Sale county. He now has
between forty and Nifty, but there are many
others. II Young settlers Association Is
to be formed it is desirable that the names DC
handed IN at an early day. Send them on a
postal card to that gentleman, together with
the date and place OF birth. Following Ia the
supplemental list:
Geo. W. Shaver, farmer, born In Rutland
Jan. II, 1872.
4. +. Dunavan, manufacturer, Rutland,
Oct. %, 1882
Cyrus Debol,, farmer, Rutland, October
IS. 1889.
Elizabeth Dunavan, wife OF Cyrus Debolt
Aug. II, 1888.
Geo. W. Lamb, stock dealer, Rutland
April %, 1850.
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The word dude" has been IN common
use In the little town Of Salem, N. H., for
the last twenty years. The people there
apply the word to those bucolic SWANS who
aspire to be the village tops. All such
conceited and brainless young men are
spoken of as dudes" the word being pro-
nounced in two syllables.
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l,ounty Court.

Judoments-Best v. Kidd, Sii6s2; Young e.
Al. v. Lanyon ct al, $500; Hartman V. Singer
s333 md costs; Bulls v. Strawn, $40.
Commissioners Of Dimmick v McLaugh
lin jury disagreed.
In the matter Of Jacksons' assignment
&c, report of sale of real estate approved.
People v. Ed. Croaker, riot at Narcotics
two charges, bail fixed ut 800 in each.
People V. MIlligan, riot; defendant OF
trial.
People V. Cowden; contempt dismissed.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Criminai--John Mcliugh, larceny, stealing
hogs from railroad company; verdict mol
puiltv under direction Of court.
Judgnents-H S. Gilbert d Co. " Christ
Att. 1878; Hebel & Bruner V. StroDcl ct Ill
sos6. 50: Frank v. Linfor, $50; Mary Ann
Mooney v Joseph Garland, (breach OF prom
ise) $4,000; Sullivan v. Jackson ct al, soo
Rabenstein v. Rabenstein, $2,2Sl sc.
Diyorces-Maria Greb v. John Grco; Louis
yernet v. Mark @. Vernet; Roxy A. Weidmat
v. Eugene Weidman; RoOt. 4. Brown v
Amanda Brown.
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Now Sampson was very strong man,
SAID the Sunday school teacher, land he
What was his other Names" interrupted
one of the children. 81 don't think he had
any," replied the teacher. ayes, he did, >
saueaked the grocers little son :" cause my
pa SAID so'.' what did your father say II
vast" she pleasantly asked. "Limburgerr
piped the bad boy, as he snapped bean
across the room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-21

Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa ~
follows For Earl, $50 A. ": for Aurora, III az
for Streator g. ~ >. y. 5.l3 p.p., and $50 r. n.
Morning train makes close connection al Aurora iOf
al, points east and west. - w..
PulHan Palace Sleeping Cara. C B. g. Q. Drawing
Room Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars ana the T.
r. & O. Palace Dining Cars by this route All lhioriha
ton ahou rates of fare. sleeping car accommodations
and time tables vii be cAeerfullv given by applying 20
PERClVAL LOWELL
General Passenger Agent, Chicagr.
TBos. j. POTTER. ,,,r
~ Agent at Ottawa