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WHEAT PROSPECTS In ILLINOIS.
Promises OF Better Crop than We're
Given at This Time Last Year.

| Promises OF Better Crop than Were
Given at This Time Last Year.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April l0.-Adyices
from over six hundred correspondents of
the ILLINOIS Department of Agriculture in
dictate that the area of growing winter
wheat is seven per cent. less than the acre.
age harvested in 1888 The area sOwn
for 1854 is 2,752, 100 acres, 1884,
632 acres below that of last year. The
returns give promise of better yield
to the acre than was anticipated from the
observations taken at "a corresponding date
last year. The Secretary of the Board says
the prospects are not as good as in Deem
Der, owing to the severe weather. He
thinks the yield will be less than ninety-siX
per cent OF an average. In the northern
division of the State, where but little winter
wheat is raised, the indications are twelve
per cent. better than on April |, 1888.
The production OF an average yield
per acre in the central division
where nearly One-half OF the crop is raised,
is dependent upon continued favorable
weather. In the southern division, where
more winter wheat is raised than in all
other counties of the State combined, the
promise for this season is two-thirds of an
average crop. The grain in this part of the
State has suffered from bad weather. As
compared with the indications for previous
years upon April |, the crop this year bids
fair to equal 81 per cent of an average in
the State. In 1888 the indications were for
SO per cent, and in 1892 there We're promises
of lOD per cent.
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Illinois kniuhts OF Homo.

CHICAGO, April l0.-.At the meeting OF
Or nd Lodge OF Knights OF Honor for Hi
noiS yesterday morning the important ques-
ton known as the "sujSide clause in the
application for membership was finally dis
posed of. BY an almost unanimous vote
the Grand Lodge instructed their represent
tatves to the Supreme Lodge to use their
influence to have the clause repealed This
provides that no insnr nee money be left
to the family of any member who commits
suicide, whether sane or insane. The Grand
Lodge elected the following officers: Grand
Dictator, X. j. Stevens, MurphysbOro;
Grand Vice.Dicator ii. NJ. Gilmore, Della
van; Assistant Grand Vice Dictator, b. 4.
Miner, Effingham; Grand Reporter, NJ. lie
Roy Wiley, Paris; Treasurer, n. G. Mason !;
Grand Chaplain, Rev. w. f. Swahlen.
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TO EUROPE BY HUDSON BAY.
The Dominion to Test the Practicability
of the Scheme.


of the Scheme.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 9. The Dominion
Government has determined to test the prac-
ticability of navigating Hudson Bay and
the straits as a commercial route to Europe.
Thirty thousand dollars has been voted by
Parliament, and on Wednesday next a still
further sum will be voted to defray the eX-
pens,.s of sending an exploring expedition
into the bay during the coming
season to determine whether the
scheme of sending the productions
OF the Northwest to Europe via that
route is feasible or not. 1t is understood
that lafrc sealing steamer, one calculated
to battle with ice, will be chartered for the
use of the expedition. 1t will take three
years to satisfactorily test the feasibility OF
the proposed outlet. The British Govern
ment has been asked to join with the Do
mniOn Government but declined. Sir John
Mcdonald stated that when the matter was
up for discussion United States firm had
made proposition to explore the straits and
bay at their own expense in consideration
of the Dominion Government granting to
them certain exclusive monOpolies of min.
eral lands on the shores OF Hudson Bay.
The Government, he said, had decided not
to entertain this proposition.
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American Tract Society Statistics.

CINCINNATI, April S.-The American
year, and the following interesting stale.
ments have been furnished by hev. Mr..
Rosseter its Secretary for the West whose
headquarters are in this city. During the
forty-twO years of its special mission work
the society has taken the Gospel to over
Is, 600, 600 homes; has circulated among
the people l5,000,000 volumes Of saving
truth; has addressed nearly 800, 900 public
religious meetings; has found loo, coo
families destitute OF all religious reading,
and more than 100000 families habitudly
neglecting all evangelical preaching. Its
l47 missionaries during the past year la
bored in thirty States and Territories.
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- HERIFt"S SAL .E.-By virtue OF an execu
- ton issued out of the clerks office of the County
Court Of Ia sale county ana state OF Illinois and me
directed, whereby ! am commanded 10 make the
amount OF certain Judgment recently obtained against
John Iocharlt, In favor of H. August kirchh,if and
Theodore Ncubarth trading krchhoff & Neubarth
out OF lands tcneens, goods and chates of said John
ttChardt, have levied the following property To
Wit Lot Five 90, In Block Seven a.. In Rusts Add
ton Ia the city Of Mendoza In La Sale county and state
of Illinois Levy made the 9th day of March A. D. 1884,
Therefore, according To- the said command shall ex-
pose for sale M public auction all the right title and
Interest OF the above named John Reicharlt in and to
The above described property saturday the 18th day
Of April 1891, nj O'Clock W. the north door Of the
Court House, In Ottawa,
Dated at Ottawa, H., this 18th day uf March 1884
W. K. NIllIGAN,
mar29-lw sheriff of la Sale County H.
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Crouch aad HoIcomb Admitted 10 Bail.

JACKSON, Mich, April Sud Crouch
and Dan Holcomb, charged with the mr-
der of the Crouch family, were admitted TO
bail yesterday. In giving his decision Judge
Gridley reviewed at some length the teSti-
momy adduced in the examination and said
that the enormity of the crime with Which
the defendants were charged justified lin
in making the bail very heavy. He there
fore fixed The amount at so, 900 each. The
prisoners were congratulated by tieir
friends, but the crowd received the decision
in GLANCE.
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Flames in a Flat.

NBV YoEK, April Shortly beSre
nson yesterday fire broke out in the upper
floor of St Georges Hat, an eight-sDry
apartment house, al 223 and 225 Fast
Seventeenth street, and 10y four O'Clock the
elegant building had been completely lie
stroyed, ehtailing a loss oi over 500, 90
Thirty-two families occupied ROOMS in the
house, and all were safely removed, butnOt
without many narrow escapes. Three ire
men were severely burned.
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SNOW a. STEAD,

HlIRlE'F"S "a 4Fs.-By virtue of an ekecu.
~ ton H. "a issued out of the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of La sale county aud state uf Illinois and
Ia me directed, whereby am commanded Ia make the
amount Of certain judgment recently obtained against
Bird Bckturd. IN favor of William {. Moore out q 4
lands tencmcns goods and chattes u said Bird Bick
ford, have levied On the following property to Wit
Lots Eight 49, and Nine 90 in Water Block In the Mar,
settles Land and Water Power tompany's Addition 20
the Town of sarsecs. together with the mill mschin.
cry power and appurienanCcs therein All the above
described property situated in the county of La Sale
and state Of Illinois Levy made iii" second I'd day Of
January \ u. 1854,
Therefore according Ia the said command, shall ex.
pose for sale at public auction all the right title and
interest of the above named Bird BickfSd in and to
the above described property saturday the 18th day
u April 1881, NJ o'clock NJ the north door the
Court House. In Ottawa
Dated NJ ottawa H. this 18th day of March lss,
W. Il. MlLLlGAN
mur92-iW sheriff of Ia sale County, an.
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Use for the Great Eastern.

New ORLEANS, La, April captain
Eads has Informed Director General Burke,
of the Worlds Exposition, that the Great
Eastern steamer can be had for an expssi-
ton hotel Correspondents is how pass
Ing looking to bringing ti,e great sbip here.
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Exchange on Chicago and New Y orG
And all the principal cities sHd west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. Ireland Scotland and all
IN portant points in Continental Europe drawn In sums
10 suit purchasers.
". 3. Revenue Stamps of al denominations
cor stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Colo
Id Silver bought and 20 /.
Nsnking hours from A. NJ. to p.
Jan.l2. 1873 G. L. LINDLEY. Assist. Cashier.
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Thomas Scott thief now in jail at jack
son, Mich, who claimed to have seen some
valuable papers stolen from The Crouch resi-
denee the night Of the murder, Mas offered
a free pardon " ednssday and 5000 TO di-
vulge the names Of any party holding the
same, but refused. HIS story is generally
diserodited.
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SOME CAMPAIGN WORK.
NOTES FROM THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Psnnsylvania Democrats solid for RAN
dall-Harmony In the Republican
Ranks In Mis,ouri-Other
campaign Notes.
KEYSTONE STATE DEMOCRACY.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 10.-The State
Convention Of Pennsylvania Democrats was
held here yesterday. w. j. Harrity, OF
Philadelphia; W. A. Wallace, of Clearfeld
j. p Barr, of Allegheny; Eckley b. Cox,
of Luzerne, c. +. Myers, of Dauphn and w.
ii. Snowden, of Lehigh, were elected dele
gates'at- lrge. Richard Vaux, b. j. Me-
Cram and II. b. Plummer were electe
electors at-large. The resolutions adopted
denounce recent attempts to overthrow the
principles of government ordained by the
Federal Constitution, Capitalization, mo-
nopoly, eXtravagant expenditure, sub
sides, and the debasemenI of the
Civil Service; express Il firm belief
that Tilden and Hendricks were hon.
eSty elected in 1876, and denounce the
Electoral Commissions; favor a tariff for
revenue limited to the necessities of the
Government, and also favor the abolition OF
the internal revenue system of taxation
The importation under contract OF foreign
pauper labor is denounced. Samuel j.
Randall is declared by resolution the choice
of Pennsylvana'S Democracy for the Presi-
dency Mr.. Randall will receive the solid
NOtC w tnC utlNSutIbll W VIC .NullUllui NOll-
vention. He was present and addressed the
convention briefly
SEpAIIA, No., April 10. The Republic
an State Convention met here yesterday
and selected X. r. Van Horn, j. b. Hen
derson and H. T.. Hayens as delegates at
large 10 the National Convention. In the
forenoon a mass-meeting was held, which
was participated in by the Finley" and
anti-Filley" factions. The result was
that all differences in the party ranks were
amcably adjusted.
ATLANTA, Ga, April lO.-The Repub-
lcan State Convention held here yesterday
encted a. f. Buck, y. A. Fledger NJ Nj.
Pleas mt and Z. ID. Forsyth deiegates-at-
large 10 the National Convention. rhe del
egati0n goes uninstructed, but are conSid
cred favorable to Arthur's nomination.
The "Whl Republicans also met here
and issued call for State COnv ention OF
the Wing Republican party, 70 be held
here May l.
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professional Vtarns.
At TO r N z Y s /.

\. y. BULL. LESTER II. sTRAwN. W. RUGER.
DULL, STRA W ~ * RUG E;k, Attor.
ID neys and CUHnsellOrs al Law. once over Cry
Drug Store Of In Sale and Madison streets OF
lava H. an26,Sl
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MOTTO 'E.-ESrNrE or CHRISTIAN BLAND. DECD.
~ Notice IN hereby given that the undersigned, Ex.
ccutrN OF the last " and testament IL 'stiLn Blind
late of the county of y Sale and state of Illinois, de-
ceased, will appear before the Probate court Of said
county On the trd Monday being the 18th day Of May
SS NJ the Probate Court Room. in ottawa. in said
county. when and where all persons having claims or
demands against said estate notified to atrui and
present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of March \. u. 1881.
MARIA ANNA BLIND
marg2-iw ENecltriN.
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October 18Th, SS3

Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa az
follows: For Earl, 80 A. NJ: for Aurora 10 Us ~.
for Streator. ; g 4. n, SIS p. y. and 6l0P.s
Morning train makes close connection Al Aurora for
Al points east and west
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Il. & q. Dsasias
Room Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the c
Is. y Palace Dining Cars, by this route All Aiorna,
ton about rate OF fare sleeping accommodations
znd time tables vii be rheerfv gwen hy applying 10
PERClNAL LOWELL
General Passenger Agent. Chicago.
THos. j. POTTER.
General Manager, Chicago. GEO. F. ROE,
Agent ~ OfraSs
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r w. EEERSOI. Attorney ard Counselor at
q. Law. Office with z. Jones. Lynch's Block, OF.
lava, III Notary Public. janlySi
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MOTTO 'E.-EsrNrE or THOMAS CoRRiGAN Dxt"p
~ Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned Al.
nnstratOr and Administrator of the Estate OF Thomas
torrign, late of the county of In sale and state of
Illinois deceased, will appear before the Probate Court
Of said county the third Monday being the 18th DAY
of May 1884, nj the Probate Court Room in Ottaws In
said county when aud where all persons having cIsms
or demands against said estate notified Ia attend
and present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 3lst day OF March \. u. lsSl
MARGARET CORRlGAN
THOMAS j. CDRRIGAN
aprj-3w Administrators.
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DUNCAN g. oCoNoR AND BREWER,

Attorneys at Lar.
MOTTO E.-EsTATE or THOMAS O'MEARA DE.
~ CEAsED.-Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Estate of Thomas
ONeara, late of the county of In Sale and state Of
Illinois deceased, will appear before the Probate Court
of said county on the rd ondayobeing the 18th iay
of May 1851 nj the Probate Court Room In Ottawa In
said county, when and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate notified to attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day of March 4. D. 1884
ELLEN O'MEARA
lnntS-3w Administrators.
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d. Il. SNOW W. II. STEAD.
~ NOW IL STE A ID, Attorneys and Counseors
= al Law Rooms and $, Arlnory Block, Ottawa,
Illinois. oct2O'Si
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w GENTl. Nj A N, Attorney and COunse.
w lor NJ Law Office in Gedney's Block. northeast.
corner OF Court House Square Rooms and a..
OTTAWA. Ill. an3.A.
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THE DATE CHANGED.

PITTSBURGH, April lO.-The line for
holding the National Convention Of the Pro-
hibtion and Home Protection Party" has
been changed from May 81 to July %. This
will secure representation from twenty
two States in the Union. The convention is
to be held in Lafayette Hail. this city.
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hR. II. w. WEBS, tDeutcher roCtor,) late
~ Physician and Surgeon TO the St. Louis Female
HOeptal Office Stieels Clothing Store corner Of
Main and La Sale streets. Residence on south bluff
ct Mrs. 2enss ap2G
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HIRAM r. GILBERT. JANIS II, BCKELs.
GILBERT & ECKEILS, Attorneys and
~ CoHnselors at Law, Futterei Il Metzgers Block,
east Of Court House. sep29,S3
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NOTES.

DANvIIIE, ILL.,, April lO.--The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention of the Fif-
teenth District met here yesterday and re-
nominated Congressman Joseph G. Cannon,
Delegates to the Chicago Convention were
selected with Instructions to east The vote
of the district for John A. Logan
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p Y 8 iCIAN 8 .

q. GUN DLACE, NJ. D.. lately of st.
~ Louis No. having assumed the charge OF the San
!cua Mineral Spaings, heretofore known as the Otta
Springs) would herewith most respectfully tender
his professional services to the people of Ottawa and
La Sale county especially the treatment OF chronic
diseases. Office and residence at Spring Grounds,
Office hours, to T. NJ Consultation free; when by
mall enclose stamp for reply. janl2-6mCs
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J. W. DUNCAN A. j. CONoR. r. j.. WALL
nUNCAN, O'CONOR 81 w ALL. AT.
~ torneys at Law. Office in CameroDs building. op
poste Clifton Hotel. Ottawa. Illinois july2y'S2
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NJ n. ARMSTRONG, Attorney and Coup.
AM. selor at Law, Ottawa, ILL., Notary Public Office
IN Gedney's Block, Ottawa. jun5,'S0
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County Superintendent of Public Schools
q. B. SrOCKDALE,

whl bold examinations at his once In the Court House
on the second and fourth Saturdays OF each month
anti further notice. Janis
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DUSHN EIIL 81 FULLERTON AT
ID torneys at Law OTTAWA Illinois. Office In Bush
nes block, west of Court House. lulv2l-ly.
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nR. j. -. RTBCRN, Ottawa ILL., One,
~ IL the Opera House PiocA. In office day and
night. ianlg7a
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r . r - send six cents for post.
age. and receive free q
II costly box of goods Which
help ali. uf either
- sex. Ia more money right
away than anything else In this world Fortunes await
the workers absolutely sure. Al once address TRuE s
Co, Augusta, Maine, mars-lyr'
Chicago, Alton & st, Louis Railroad.

lightning Express, Denver Express, and Kansas City
and 81 Louis Express trains run daily, Express Mall
runs daily, except SUNDAY. Morning train 10 - Louis
has free chair and evening train through seeperS
Ia 81 Louis and Springfield. JAY ". ADAMS.
Ticket Agent e. a. A. Railroad
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[ESSE ID ISUGER, Lawyer Futerer d
y MetZger's Block east OF Court House, Ottawa.
Illinois jan1B2
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~ Q. TRENARY, Attorney at Law. once
l.. with L. W. Brewer, Rooms q Il "a County CourI
House. Ottawa. Ill. jun3
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~ Is. CHAPMAN N. Attorney and Counselor
y. at Law. Office with d. McDougall, Ottawa. Ill.
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nR. ALCINDA AUTEN. Office over
~ Hoxies store La Sale st., Ottawa, Ill. iunl1-im'

nR. @. MILLER, the well known oculisl
~ and Aurist, Ottawa Ill. Office II La Sale street.
up stairs. aprs-3mos'
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nR. VIM. SHEPPARD, Member VI the
" Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons, England.
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Medical Association
ako vefer nary Editor Dpaton's Spirit Of ne Tsrf
be consulted al his office, en- Lafayette ST. Augs
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TANI.,G IMMIGRANTS.

WAsHINGTaN, April 7.-Messrs. Ed
munds, Stephenson and Charles y. Tant-
or, Commissioners OF immigration from
New York, were granted a hearing before
the House Committee on Commerce Satur-
day in advocacy Of the passage OF the bill,
introduced on December IL by Nicholas
Muller New NukJ, Ia amend the lmmi-
grafton laws. The bill proposes to amend
the act of August s. 1852, so that there
shall be levied and paid duty of fifty cents
from every passenger coming FROM foreign
country to any port in the United States, the
money so collected To constitute an ''immi-
grant fund to be used al the discretion of
the Secretary of the TIE sury for the re-
lief of Immigrants in distress Ii also
directs the appointment by the President of
three Commissioners OF immigration for the
State of New York and one each for the
collection districts of Boston, Charleston,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New Orleans, San
Francisco and Huron, with terms Of office
the me provided by law for Collectors
of Customs, the Commissioners TO he paid
Out vi the 'iminigrati9n fund" Under this
bill the regulation of Immigration would be
wholly under the jurisdiction of, the Ma
tional Government, which is particularly de
sired by a majority of the present Board of
Commissioners Messrs> Lynch and Dew
lin, representing the Irish Immigration So
ciety, were also present and submitted brief
statements in opposition to the measure.
WHAT CossTTTI les A TRAVELLERS Az
PAREL-
In the case of William Astor against the
United States he supreme Court decided
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TOHN b. RICE, Attorney al Law. Reddck's
Block. city of Ottawa. Will practice law La
Sale aud adjoining counties, and in the Appellate
and Supreme Courts. sep.J-lyr'
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nAVlE "A. COOA, Attorney at Law. once,
~ Rooms and Armory (Wood's) Block, Ottawa.
illinois, dec2s
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6. W. W. BLAKE. N. 7. MoLoNEY
DLAkE & MOIIONEY, Attorneys anG
ID Counselors at Lew Rooms IS and rs Opera House
Block, Ottawa. Illinois lun3'S<
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SAMUEL RICHOLSON, Attorney ana
= Counselor at law. Will practice In the courts OF
Ia sale and adjolnng counties Office, west Of Court
House, ottawa. Ill. movie
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W. BREW ER, Attorney and Counselor AT
II. Law, and Notary Public. Rooms ~ & ~ County
Court House, Ottawa, III.
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~ GRIGGS, Attorney and Counselor at Law
~. Office In LynCh's block, Main street, Ottawa. i'll.
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VIM a. YOUt4ANS. Architect. Once
w with Norman htlburn. Union Block. Ottawa,
Illinois decs-s3
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G. BOYLE. Attorney at Law Office with
y. M. T. Moloney, Opera House Block Ottawa. III.
feb2l,S 80
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T. Y. GRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and Sta.
IL. ton er, Ottawa III. Second store In NattiRgers
Block. south side OF Court House Square.
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f,HASE WIAEIS, Master In Chancery Al
" torney and Counselor at Law Office In Gedneys
Block, northeast of court house square Rooms
Sand 4. Ottawa, Illinois. Junl0S2
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N kNEUSSI4, German Druggist and Apotne
Au. cary. (wholesae and retail.) Main street. 0tta-
va, III. Importer Of Drugs Chemicals French Coeni.
&C Brsndies. Wines &C.
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n McDOUGALI4,A Attorney at Law, Ottawa
~. III. Office In Gedney's Block dec21t
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J. o. HATHKwAT. 6KoR6R T. VANCE
Yrs. MATTHEW AY 81 VA NOE. Ply
~ scians and Surgeons, Ottawa, III. Office south.
west corner OF Main and La Sale streets Dr. Hattie.
way's residence Of Fox river, near school house
Or. Vance will b. found Ia office. day and night anll
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nR. M ZEN DIR, Homeopathic Physician
Ottawa, III. Offers his services TO the friends o.
The Homeopathic system In Ottawa, In all branches oi
Ills profession Particular attention give he treat
ment OF women and children. once In Glover b
Cooks Block. febIe
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