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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-29
From, Freedom.

Another railroad has been surveyed
through oar town.
The rain and seet last Sunday was quite
severe on stock
Charlie Bye, OF Chicago, is spending the
holidays IN Harding, at his fathers.
Carrie Fuller of Ottawa, ls visiting at
her old home in Freedom.
Mr.. McKeeler Is teaching singing
school IN Harding this winter.
VIM. Munson is gong to run his saw.
mill again this winter. Now is the time
to get your logs to the mill while it is good
sleighing.
The farmers that have contracted their
hogs below five dollars feel rather sick
over their bargain.
John Pool, of Weston, Mclean Co., is
visiting Relatives in Freedom,
DAVID Krouse, of Ottawa, and Edward
and James Rowe of Sheridan, were at The
shooting match in Harding last Saturday
Miss May Miller, Of Ottawa, isvisiting
| friends here this week.
Marion and Horace Warren got seven
turkeys at the shooting match.
Cyrenus Dominy, of Chicago. delivered
an eloquent lecture at West Serena church
last Sunday evening on temperance. lie
made some good points in reference to high
license being curse to our country.
Willie Rowe and Walter and Wallace
Pool are home from Aurora Seminary
Charlie Furgnson, Of Dakota, IS home
On a visit
a. II. Fuller won't need to buy any
more bologna this winter; he only got
about ten pounds on the Christmas tree.
James Shaw has got new circular saw
TO saw cord wood with this winter.
A. B. &.
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From Deer Park.

DEER PARK, Dec. 27.--Net much
Isleighng Tor such good roads. Probably
the most people are disguised to see snow
come.
Three of the best farms IN our town have
just changed hands-N. Why's, rs stated
some time ago, and to the same parties, j.
II. Newcll's aud Mr.. Gallegher's uhc
Rowland farm. Considerations, 1858. SOC
aud SG5 per acre.
L. C. Lewis shipped fine car load Of
cattle on Tuesday.
Bridge matters will probably be settled
on Saturday OF this week.
Jerry Studebaker and wife are spending
the holidays a: Chatswor,h.
Mrs. A. Loeb and brother, Monroe
|StudebaKer, will leave for the home of
their childhood the fore part of next week.
Mr.. L. M. Goulds mother, Mrs. Coombs,
Of Freedom, is spending the holidays in
our town.
Christmas passed off quiet, Santa Claus
leaving trees at several houses. The one
to our notice was at Mr. G. l.. Eaton's, a
family affair, on which there were large
number Of presents, valued at nearly a
hundred dollars.
Mrs Edwin Wiswell and children are
spending few weeks IN Chicago.
JtNiHD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-29
from OphIr.
june,

OPHIR, Dec. %. 1888.
Rob,, rieters sold his. farm to Jno. Eek
for S6j 100 per acre.
John Carnes has goue TO Lincoln, Neb.
to see his brother. He will be gone some
time.
Abe Hess while in town recently had q
bad runaway.
Our genial friend l.. Hughs, ST., lie one
of the peasantest lrishmen we can find IN
weeks travel. He's always ready ia
crack a Joke, &c.
Mr.. David Empy is very low with can,
Ger of the stomach and small hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Our Homer hotel Is overrun with guests
and 1t makes our genial hos; Flresiine
grin.
Walter Parrish was presented with a
bouncing boy. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Pedro woke up our Homer band boys
They will soon give boss oyster supper
be good one, as Charlie Wilkins DON,
do things by halves.
Uue of The Nelson bows was killed Tues
day on his way home from Mendoza, his
team running away. He was dragged
some 4 miles. He leaves wife and fam
ily.
The shooting match "Wednesday vas a
success, Walter Parrish being the best
shot, he got turkeys ouTof six shots,
Cramer has built new house in the
Iumber-HsnK Reed builder and contrac.
tor
Mrs. Robt Pieters presented Rob. with
bouncing girl baby.
Ira Miles will work in the Plano Binder
works this spriug and summer
Social hops are getting very numerous.
J.W. Mickey has moved 10 Princeton
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From Ransom.

RANSOM. III, Dec. 21-Joe O'Leary aud
Mrs. VIM. McChitocK, of Storm Lake, Ia.
are spending the holidays with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Leary,
W. F. Baird Is selling his stock OF boots
and shoes ~ cost, as he intends to move
INTO w. F. Aliens store.
4 grea, many of the "Ransomers oi for.
rler days" got off the train Saturday. They
came to spend Christmas In the old home
TT. Curren aud wife, of Sheridan, are
visiting st Mr. Sulhvsn's.
VIM. Baker hes bought Charlie Vernef's
farm. He paid s5oper scre
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Tn. members OF the fire department ac-
knowl dge with gratitude the receipt from
Mayor Allen, on Christmas day, of box OF
fine cigars. They wish that all his Honor's
troubles and cares may vanish as easily as
did that box of cigars, and that nought but
pleasant remembrances NAV remain.
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EINAI. ENIt.Ny.-EsrArH OF
WINDSOR O. CLARK. Dr,t,sSD.--Soiirr Is hereby
given 20 all persons interested in said estate that thu
undersigned Administrator OF the estate OF said wind
o. Clark. deceased, VIII appear beorr the Probate
Court OF the county Of La sale snd state Of Illinois, Il
the County Court Houss in ottawa. In said county. on
Monday the 2ist day Of January D. ls for the pur
pose OF rendering account OF he prcedinxsin the
s1inistrsiioB OF said estate fur the snsi sctsinent
Dated ri Ottawa, this 18Th day 81 peosDbcr lSA
ATTEST; A T. BAHrnlN Administrator
CLERK Prots,e Court. La Sale Co. III dec2ssS
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Farm Crops and ProcesseD
Horticulture 81 Fruit-Grow!ng,
Live Stock and Dairyinp

while i, also Includes all minor departments Of rura
interest such CT the Poultry Yard Entomology, Bee
Keeping, Greenhouse and Grapery, Veterinary Re
plies Farm Questions aud Answers, rireside Reading
Domestic Economy. and a summary OF the News
the Week. Its MARKEr EKPoRTs are unusually com
plete and much attention is paid 10 the Prospects o
the Crops az throwing light upon one Of the most I'M
p0rtant OF all questions Whsp 10 Buy atd Wien Il
Sell II is literally illustrated and IS intended 70 sup
ply in continual, rasing degree, and IN the heF
anft he TEN
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#arrtRb.

Dec. ~, at the NJ. Il. Study by Rev. Geo. $. Young
Mr. ROWLAND MILLER 10 Miss LAURA WAU
LEIGH, Doth OF Rutland
Dec Is. by the same, AZ the NJ. r, Parsonage Mr.
CLARENCE l.. DORIAN and Miss MARY l. srAD
DEN, both Of Rutland
Dec 10, at Grand Ridge. by the Rev. A. J. swain
Mr. MARK BUSSARD and Miss OLIVE GILBERT
both OF La Sale county, Ill.
Dec 25 at the residence OF j C. Porter. by the Re,
4. }. Swain, Mr.. JOHN S. DEARrH and Miss LOk
RELLA BELL HAGUE both Of La Sale Co., ILL.,
Dec D. at the residence of the brides father BY the
Rev A. j. Swain, Mr. J. WALTER WOODWARD and
Miss LIZZIE C. HOOK, both of La Sale Co, II.
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While waiting for the train at the Burling.
ton depot in this city on Monday evening
last, Mrs. II. Hupp, OF Serena. was the I'M
fortunate loser Of hand satchel which con-
tanned a purse, several silk handkerchief
and some loose change. The purse had the
address of the loser written upon II and con
tanned s25 In money. Mr.. Hupp will pay a
reward of $40 and no questions asked for the
return OF the property to him, or IL may be
left at this Office.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN DIsPENsARY,
80 TuGuoP ST. CHICAGO. ~.
uNiNpEtCHAELE iL>IiMuNl

To physician rcQnrst'ns his opinion OF COMPOUND
oxygen. Mr. william Penn Nixon, managing editor
Of the Iair Ocsdn. oi this city, writes:
THE INTER OCEAN OFFicK.:
chicago, April I. lSSj.
Dear SIR GU ask my opinion Of Com pound Oxygen
In regard 10 its efficiency healing remedy. and au
glad TO be able 10 reply that have the greatest faith In
IL Several years sgO, whcg ocring under very seri
Gus trouble with my throat and lungs al the instance
of q friend In Boston, who had been similarly affected.
began the usc Of the uNygen-b.ean without .uch
fatl bat the result such that prepared TO
commend its Ia all persons similarly affected Al
the end of Ave months found myself well man, and
ever since have enjoyed better health and been more
robust Than before II seemed In my Ia strike
Al the 81 the disease and reform she whole system
will recoinmen nd patent LO--fr OF any Kind, but
deem duty Ia the uIary stc.cS Il Jung trouble
In this country TO rrc1mIrsnd .o them the Oxygen
Perssy.rlpslY an1 Continuously us-d IL will uors
wonders. Yours truly,
poNis WI. Pt.NN SiAON.
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TnkNKs.-G. Gehring, the druggist, desires
10 return thanks to his many customers for
their liberal patronage during the past year
lie hopes by close attention to business ana
E careful study OF the requirements OF the
public in his line, to merit continuance OF
the same during the year to come.
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B. T. LINCOLN,


- HER Il'E'S SsA I. E.-By virtue OF an eNecI-
- ton and fee bill issued out OF the clerks office a
the Circuit Court OF Ia sale county. and Of I
uOs, and To me directed, whereby am commanded
10 make the amount of certain Judgment recently
obtained against W ALLAN 3 Jackson. Amgi F. jackson
and Hiram jackson. IL favor Of The First National
Bank OF OTTAWA, out Of lands. tenements. goods and
chattcls OF the said william jackson. Anz T. Jack
son ard Hiram Jackson, have levied on the following
property, 10 Wit The southeast Quarter -. OF Sec
lion Thlrty.three $50. ia Township Thirytwo (3sl
North Il Range Three 80 Past Of the Third (Sd) Prn
clpal Meridian; also the South srs Quarter y OF the
Northern Quarter ~ OF said Stcon lhrtytLree (SS
n -ad Township Fhriytsn tSsi, In Range Three (Sl
East OF the Third SAD rriUc.psu Meridian. All the
above described property situated In La Sale county
and state OF Illinois Levy made the s,h day OF Janp
AIRY A. n 1883.
Therefore. according; TO the said command. shall
for sale ~ public auction. ali the right title and
nere-, OF the above named William :. Jarksou Amxj
=. jackson and Hiram jackson In and 20 the shoyr
described property, on Saturday the ssh day Of Jan
uary A. 1884, st clock ". AZ The n.rth door Of
the Court House. liz ottawa Ia Sale county. Illinois
Dated At 0ttsws. H. this 26th day ~ nycrmher issS
". X. NfLiiGAN. 7
dec2s-is Sheriff of Ia Sale County. Ill
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MRS. P. HELLER,
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MARsRiLLEs. IL Sale Co. H.,
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NAnSRiLLEe. u NlITN 70. III,
tBox ~ july 1,th, s3. .
Mas, DE. kEci- near Madam: feel II my duty Ia
all who have tl, children afflicted with sore eyes To
let th ~ know how Nc have IN oar case hh1 0cch
b-neiicd Since The first Of last December she has
been rOnbeu with grannated eyes caused nj that
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time lie eyelits were very much Unnamed anu req
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az IL in the warnes' weather. She was very poor and
thin IN flesh. only weighing ~ pounds. n Il was IL
months old. We employed several or the best phyS
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Reading Of your wonderful cures, was induced 10
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good, weighing - pounds, y gam of 10 pounds In one
month. She can see as good ~ any person am sure
had she been relieved abe would have lost her
eye sight and been ruined for life. Any one doubling
tins statement will call ~ or address me.
Very respectfully,
q. s. PARTRIDGE.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
EVIDENCE OF CURES
MADE AT HOME
More VIII be Given Upon Apppl ifstafs

OTTAWA, La Sale Co. H.. May s, Sc.
Mrs: DE-. krCk- Dear frtend! feel !, my duty "a
Tho suiic Ing public Ia make known what your valuH
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not been well for I'VE years rs at present hat
now been nine moctbs since took your medicines
and s,n feel real we'll ! was afflicted with catarrs
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could not rect well of nights severe pain in side
back; was very much dcbi itatcd all over.
ConscientUusy recommend your treatment TO az
suffering. ANY person doubling this statement VIZ
please address or call on me- Very truly yours.
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CONSUMPTION.

DAVENPORT. Iowa. Jan. 3 lSSS,
Mas. Dr. kECK- Dear Madam: ! deem II my day
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Illness received through your treatment WAS afcf-
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The Beer Barons.

SO enormous a tax levied by the beer
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To cultivate vicious thirst for intoxi-
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done with astonishing success.-IOted0
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simply The TRIBUNE, New-York.
Milford chronicle., 1883-12-07
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He that is master of himself will soon be
master OF others