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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23


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Norooenti6er SloDo.
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banipiihifie eritcr STATE:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

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f,1O0,OOO YaTa9iere

Der Norooeuiibe SlopS III bic groBte oeutlhe SanipI'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

The celebrated Hanlons in their "Le Noy.
are cn Suisse" viii be here Nov. 3d-Oue OF
the most remarkable and fascinating cutter
talnmcnts on Tie road. They are The sue.
cessors by right OF merit to the celebrated
"Raycls' Of the past generation.
The "Dauites" may he here on the 29th.
"A New Era in Amuscmcuts" is advertised
to he given al the Congregational church
this evening, being panoramic Illustration
Of the renowned Bunyan's "Pilgrin's Pro-
grrss," the first presentation of this work Of
art having been last evening. Matinee for
all the schools Of She city this afternoon at
, o'clock. Admission: adults, % cents;
children under II years OF age Is cents, ard
a copy OF the book in pamphlet form. These
entertainments are given under the auspices
of the Township Sunday School Union and
will unguestonably prove very entertaining
to all in attendance. The painting is claimed
10 be peerless work Of art, executed by II
artists at cost OF $4,000 and covers 5000
feet of canvas, portraying all the cyentful
scenes Of the aliegorical journey. An eX.
lecture, with muslcaI accOmpani.
ment will be given in connection with The eX.
hlbitOn. There will also be exhibited one
Of EdisOu's Photographs, the machine that
rcprOduCcS the human voice In clear and
LOUD accents. This feature alone Will inter.
est many children of the CITY,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

On last Friday evening the close of til,
Jewish festival season was celebrated by
a party at Turn Hall, attended by our Jowisl
citizens and number Of our leading Ger
mans and their families by whom q delight
full evening was enjoyed
On next Tuesday evening the A. Q. II. @
this city give a ball at their new rooms in
Kneussrs Hall. A large number of invita-
tions have been issued and a splendid even
lng's enjoyment is anticipated
On last Tuesday evening NJ. II. Swift
Esq, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. 9. Swift enter
tanned their friends at the Clifton Hotel. The
hotel was crowded with guests and more
brilliant array of toilets AMI beauty has sell
dom been seen in Ottawa. Dancing began
in the dining room atout Q o'clock and con.
tinucd through the evening. In the bill ard
room a most elaborate relreshment was
served by mine host Rogers, in q manner
seldom if ever before equalcd in this house,
decorations as It has been in times
past. The entertainment was bril-.
liant one in every way and most enjoyable.
Among those present were Mayor Allen and
wife, w. H. Hull and wife, Il. II. 1rask and
wife, Sherman Leland and wife, II. j. Gillen
and wife, Geo. V. Hull and wife, WIZ. Os-
man and wife, +. l.. Fiske, wife and daugh-
ter, s. f. King and wife, 4. Lynch and wife,
Thos. Spencer and wife, NJ. n. Armstrong
and wife, ID. A. Cook, Hon. VIM. Cullen, W
Bushnell and wife, Prof. Tufts and wife, c.
Griggs and wife, w. W. Nash and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. James Leland, +. F. Bun and wife,
DR.. MrArthur, wife and daughter, II. A.
Butler and wife, G.. a Cation and wife, Mr.
Towne, Chicago; II. y. Cole and wife, II
c. Nash and wife, Or. Stout and wife, G.
Shuler and wife, Alfred Taylor and wife, Dr.
Hathaway and wife, Z. q. Hathaway and
wife, L. Leland ard wife, T. Z. Mack inlay
and wife, DR.. Bnacom, J. f. Porter and wife,
j. L. Scott and wife, DR.. Hard and wife, II .
Z. Strawn and wife, l.. II. Strawn and wife,
+. Strickland and wife, Judge Evans, wife
and daughter, w. IL. Stead and wife, f. G .
Osman and wife, DR.. Gibbs and wife, W. Gay
and wife, j. F. Kendig and wife H. G. Cot
ton and wife, w. w. Taylor and wife, Fred
King and wife, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. 5. Bush.
nell, Mrs. d. Hapeman, Mrs. Sherwood,
Mrs. c. Il. Hook, Mrs. Hunsbergcr, Mrs.
Mikcl, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Paine,
Misses Nash, Ida Strawn. Barnett Brush,
Trimble, Chandler Rathbun, Osman, Ell
dredge, Stout Bushnell, Porter, Porter,
Lynch, Belle Strawn, White, Alice Armour,
o. w. Dudgeon, Kneussl Raymond, Mat.
tocks, Or. Weis, Dr.. Dyer, Chas. Blanchard,
Rev. Whttlesey. Rev. Gregg, Rev. Peters,
Messrs. Hit, EIinsdaIe, Hook, Lynch, y. c.
Perkins, Yentzer, Graham, Nicholson, Frlz.
ellie, Osman, Cullen, Elmes, Phelps, Snow,
McDougall, Lyman, McQuadc, Albert, Chap.
man, Clark, Eckles, Hull, and many others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
nIIRFRT & ECKLES.

STAIE or ILLINOIS, LkSALLE CO.'S
- In TIE tWC,tt Com: q La sale County, III.
.IuUJidTg Term 1884.
T.. H. HCCormlCk and VIM II. Bgcbe. partners. sc.
rs Mccormick d Bccbe, Charles j. Rhodes and %
liam HCnHinR. sr partners DC. a. Rhodes Hcuuiug
In attachment. Demand, sl,S1102
Notice is hereby given 10 You, the said Charles J.
Rhodes that writ Of fttrlWcut has been sued o
the ONCE OF the Clerk If the Circuit Court Of said
county OF II Sale at the sWt Of the said L. H. MCCOr
mick and William H. Bc,5e, partners. sc, and against
the estate 81 You, the said Charles j. Rhodes and VIM
Hcnuing partners &c. for thirteen hundred and
eghryseycn and U0J dollars, besides interest direct
ed 10 the Sheriff Of sud county 10 execute.
Now unless you, TIE said Charles j. Rhodes. shall
personally De and appear before the Circuit Court OF
said county on the T-; dav o the next term thereof
De holden n ottawa In said county, the second Mon
day in the month OF January next give special bail ard
plead such action. Judgment viii De- entered against
you favor Of the said plaintiffs ana the property at
rache6 sold 10 satisfy the same, vlth cots
WILLIAM W TAYLOR, Clerk
ottawa, Illinois. October S5tn, lS-i.
GILBERT G ECkLEs plaintiffs ATTORNEYS oct21
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
COURT HOUSE.
Circuit Court,


La,b.-Ejectment suits by CathGrine Stou
Y. Cynthia A. Utech, Catharine Ulrich; T. D
Palmer V. J. c. Bowling, demand S11l.s3: C.
NJ. Smith V. Sheriff, replevin, mare; ThOs
McManis V. Edward Mooney, distress war
rant; L. Hughes Y. Sheriff, harness and
horse; W. II. Ballard V. i. Mallory, appeal,
demand, slO9.92 and costs; y. c. Cummings
A. Schultz ct al, action on note, l,0i2 90; X.
III. Mccormick ct al. V. Chas. J. Rhodes et
al, attachment; James Thornton Y. Charles
j. Rhodes, attachment; J. y. flaming =.
Thomas Gilligan, asst, demand $1,000; John
Burns v. John H. Quinn, appeal, demand
800.
Chy.-G. ". Erickson ct al. V. Lewis l.
Erickson ct al, lanes in controversy, swq
sec. Is, VIII seq and si0a NEG IS, swq nwq see.
II, "a, 4.
Henrietta Linsinbigler Y, Lee Linsinhigler,
action for divorce. This is an Earlville case,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

Brickton, aud in an article upon this enter
PRISE spoke of some contemplated improve.
ments. We are pleased 10 state that these
have been made and the capacity Of the
works more than doubled. An extensive
TWO story drying house, heated by steam,
provides ample accommodations for drying
brick and tile before they go TO the kiln.
Ten thousand fire brick is days produc-
ton, the night run (for the works are kept
constantly running, being devoted wholly to
the manufacture Of drain tile In addition
to the manufactured articles put upon the
market by this firm, they also ship large
quantities of lire clay in the bulk to various
portions OF the country. 1t has become an
established fact that there is no superior ar.
ticlc of fire clay found anywhere in the
United States to that Of Ottawa, and its
merits are being recognized all through the
west. The market for drain tile is opening
especially good in the south west ard north
west. The firm above mentioned have sue.
cessiully demonstrated that each foot Of the
first twenty five feet In depth from the sur
face is of great value, Upon their land the
soil, or black earth, is but foot deep; un-
derlying this is fine stratum Of clay to be
used with success in making common red
brick; below this is a stratum OF soapstone,
which likewise can be used for brick max
ing; then come two or three feet Of coal,
under which lies the fire clay. There is
scarcely limit TO the amount of available
material out of which numerous and eXten-
siye industries miglt thrive right at the gates
Of this city.
The pioneer work of developing this great
industry Of the future is being ably PROSE
cutcd by the four firms already permanently
established in this city for the manufacture
Of drain, sewer and building tile, brick,
ported wares, &c. And while the resources
are ineXhaustblc so'alsO is the demand an.
limited. Even in our own vicinity there is a
constant importation from abroad Of clays in
various forms, none Of which are better than
could be made at home, for, as before stated,
the Ottawa clay, whether common or fire
clay, Is scarcely cqualed by any other in the
country. This one business we believe can
scarcely be overdone, for the continent is our
market, and the production goes into many
channels of business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

the complainant (who married defendant IL
1922 alleging not only descrton, but that
her husband has another WIFE living in Penn
sylvauia,
Mary Kries V. John L. Kres. divorce, This
couple were married in 1872, at Ottawa. Al
legations, habitual drunkenness and abuse
They have two children, the possession OF
which the wife desires.
VIM. Weadley ct al V Michael Curtin ct al,
injunction asked.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
The County Court

Nothing has been done in this court during
the week, owing to the cold. save rehearng
a finding in the action of Geo, Jekyll V. The
Ottawa Tile Co., which was for defendant.
Ne,U S,GtS-Funk IL Glass V. j. f. Mason
Doe ct al, special assessment for sewer on
Morris St, etc. John Derneyv Y. Jos, DER
ney, appeal, demand $50, e.. C. Gliswold Y.
II. y. Pitts Sons Mfg. Co. asst. two suits, de.
mand in each $500. Leonard Ames ct al
(Anes Iron Works. V. same ast. demand
$500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27


During the week the articles OF ncorpora
ton Of the New York, Rock Island and Oma
ha Il. r. were recorded. The route is from
point five miles from the southeast corne
Of Cook county, westerly across Illinois to
point on the Mississippi river opposite Mus
cGtinc; with branch from point near TIKI
crossing of the Illinois Central, in La Sail
county, 10 the southwest corner of Hancock
county. The present capital is $3,OOO,OOO
The incOfOrato"s are Joseph s. Reynolds
Holden ana Josiah NJ. Browne, all of Chica
90; Geo. ". Bagley, Coldwatcr. Mich; ant
Joseph VI. Davis, New York.
During the week II real estate instruments
were filed, including n few old ones. The
sales amounted to $32,0S7.,7. and the loan:
S2l ,57l,33. Transactions in city property
were quite numerous, sales being As follows
TO give the totals: 20 sales amounting tC
$l2, 0GS.i1, aud 10 loans, So 23S Streator hat
% sales $3.50 II; Mendoza 2, $1,000; Utics
=, $3.50; Tonica /, $50; Sheridan /, $50
Rutland |, SO; Ottawa |, $3.50.
Among the sales were the following by
". D..
Lots and S, blk IL, l CIR K adm, Mendoza,
.$l,5OO.
Ann Blackwell to. II D Beckwith, VIII nee
go, 80, 3, $+,025
Sub lots 3 ard 6 OF lot ., blk %, Streator
-, 800.
Alfred Bane to George Blne, iii seq Is, 20
=, Usage, 81 900.
-. ! -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

Dr.. Richey, the Mendoza man under arrest
tor attempting to murder his wife, has been
admitted to bail in the sum OF $1,000. He
returned to Mendoza on Wednesday, in care
OF some of his friends. His wife will scarcely
recover from her wounds, it is said, and in
such an event the charge will be changed
from an "attempt' to actual murder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
nm NH TkpInU If you are afflicted with
III lIlL hhUlDD, Lame Back, Weakness

OF the spine, Failing OF the WON b.
Incidental Hem orrha@' or Flooding.
Painful, Suppressed ~ Irregular Men
etruntiOn. I5arrcnncsS and Chang" OF
Life. thls the Best a pDlianC, and
Curative y gent known.
For all forms OF Female Difficulties Il is uh,
surpassed by ans thing before invented both Curd
tive agent and 4, source Of power and Ydii2ltOn.
Price of either Belt with Magnetic Insors, sent by
express {. q. D., and examination above or ny mail
on receipt Of price. In ordering send measure OF
waist and size Of shoe. Remittance can made IN
currency. sent in letter at our risk
The MagECton Garments are adtp'cG to all ages. are
surG over the under clothing, lnot next to the
body like the MANY olvnnic and
Electric IIunbug- advertised SO ,-N-
ten sVcl v and should be taken of night. They
hold their POWER FOREVER ana are worn AZ all
seasons Of the year.
send stamp for tie New Departure IN Medical
Treatment Without Mclicin",' with thou
sands ~ Testimonials.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

An adver. of no little importance to the
farming community hereabout5 is that of the
Jersey Cattle sale, on the 9Th page. The Jcr-
seys are the fayoTite butter cattle, as all
fprnd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

The New Palace Royal is taking tn lead
in the millinery trade The style and tasJe
displayed by Mira. p. Heller must be seen to
be appreciated. Remember the place in
ShCrwood's new block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
CHRONIC DISEASES,
REMARKABLE EVIDENCE OF CURES
MADE AT HOME
More Will be Given Upon Application.
SORE EYES.
MAEsEILLEs. la sail,

MAEsEILLEs la sale Co. H.,
Cox SSH July 2lth, 's3. !
Mrs. DIR. kFCk--ifOr Ndddm. | feel il my duty "a
ni who have littic children afflicted with eyes IL
let them know how one have In Our case has been
benefited. Since the first of last December she has
been troubled with graHuatcd eyes caused that
time by Inflammation of the lungs and bowels They
were very bad. She couldn't bear The light at any
time. The cyclids were very much intamcd and red,
painlng her taribiH Her feet anf hands were cold
AS Sc in the warnest weather. She was very poor and
months Old. We employed several of the best physi.
clans without any benefits
Reading of your wonderful cures, was induced to
call on you. was TO see You June 23d. 1883, and
ccived the first medicines After following your dircc
iOns week the child could by using the shade
of green sunbonhe ana at this writing she is feeling
good, weighing % pounds, gam of 10 pounds in one
month. She can see as good SIS any person am sure
had she not been relieved soon she would have lost her
eye sight and been ruined for life. Any one doubling
this statement will call on or address me.
Very respectfully,
G.. s. PARTRIDGE
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100 do2. gray and white shirts ard drawers
at from l5c up TO SOC at the great clsaring
out sale of a. Frank ~ Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
the PALACE ROYAL.
MRS. ?. HELLER,
Fashionable millinery,
AND HAIR GOODS,
s. La Sale Street, Sherwood Building.

The attention OF the ladies IL especially called 10 our
stock OF Black and COlOred Nclvets tor suit
in rs, from 80 T. toe per yard.
Corscts, Ladies' and Chlldrcn's Underwear, Jersey
Jackets extra sizes made TO ordcr Gloves, Hosiery,
Childrens Bibs, Tides, &C.
Scaskin Caps, SlI5.
500 Spools Black and Colored Betting Sewing Silks,
ltU yards each. AT Toe.
5000 Speeds Black ana COlOred Button Hole Twist at
&c. B0rdercd Handkerchiefs at Sc, oct2O-tiaul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

EINAII ~SE.I"l'I .I..NI i. N,l'.-EsrATE oF
L IH'prEJS =. GEORGE, puC'p.-NutlCc is hereby
given Go ai persons interested g said estate that the
undersigned, Executor Of the last will and testament
~ said IMlleu- = George, deceased. will appear be-
fore ~" Probate Court of the county Of Ia Sale and
state Of Illinois, az the County Court House IN Ottawa
To- sad county, ON Monday, The 18Th day OF November
A. D. ~-3 for The purpose OF rendering an account Of
ts proceedings 90 the administration Of said estate for
tAr EUIl settlement
Dated so ottawa, ,Nis .!l daY OF October lisa.
o. n. L. BOWERS.
ATTEST. A. T BAErELs. Executor
Clerk Probate Court. Ia Sale Co.. III. ocs5,3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

| THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO..
2lS State Street. Chicago, III.
NorR.-Scnd one dollar postage stamps cur
rcnCy Gin letter at risk with size of shoe usually
worn. and try pair of Magnetic InsolCs and be
convinced of the power residing in Magnetic APP
plances Positively no cOtd feet Whe1e Hey are 1COrR,
| or money rcfHnded O,t2i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27

HAfE DDu II is needless to describe the
VA L "a IL IL IL. symptoms of this aauseous
disease that sapping the life and strength of only too
many of the iarcst and best of both sexes Labor
study and research in America, Europe and Eastern
lands have resulted in the Magnetic Lung Protector
atOrding cure for Caarrh. a remedy which contains
No DRUGGING OF THE SYSTEM and with the Gontinu-
Gus stream of Magnetism permcating through the
afflicted organs MUST RESTORE THEM TO 4 HEALTHY
ACTION. WEPLACE OUR PRICE fsr this App'iance at
less than OnCtwcnteth Of the price asked by Others for
remedies upon which You take all the chances and
ESPECIALLY INVITE the patronage of the MANY PER
SONS who have tried DRUGGISG THEIR SroMACHs
WITHOUT EFFECT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-02
THE TrIEeRAPHERs.
Ramors Or an Impsrtant Moveneat
Soon 70 be Made Wires Tempered


Ramors Or an Impertant Moyem eai
sesn to se Made Wires Tamper.a
With.
NEv YORK, August 1.-The situation oil
the telegraphic strike is about the same.
There are rumors OF an important move
ment soon TO occur on the part Of the
strikers, but nothing can be learned regard
ing it. Business Is apparently going on
smoothly at the Western Union. All the
operators paid OF yesterday were at work
this merning. All strikers who desired
money were paid off by the Brotherhood
TO oay. Word was received at police head.
quarters at noon to, day that anumber Of
the striking telegraph operators and line
men had assembled up town and were pre-.
venting linemen belonging to the Depart
climbing the poles to repair the wires. A
force Of police was sent ~ the scene.
Early this morning the police telegraph
circuit running south from headquarters
refused to work. When daylight came q
Gncman, who was sent out by the depart
ment, found that not far from headquar-
ters some one had climbed the pole and
tied heavy piece OF wire tightly around
forty or fifty wires that run through the
street, DunChlng them all together, ana all
circuits were thus disabled. The obstruc.
ton is now removed.
''Subjeet 90 Delay"
CHICAGO, August l.-All notices OF Sub
ject 10 delsy were removed from the offices
throughout the Western district Of the
Western Union to-day. The offices OF the
company report that seven wires along the
line of the Northwestern road, Fear Wau.
megon, were cut early this morning. but
repaired durng the forenoon. Master
Workman Morris, OF the Brotherhood, has
addressed letter to Superintendent Glow
ry, declaring that il he believes the wire
cutting is done by the Brotherhood men,
the brotherhood will send out linemen in
each instance to repair damages.