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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-03-28

The man who would beat an egg is mean
enough to whip cream, thrash wheat or lick a
postage stamp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Al the courthouse doot IN Henrietta Clay
county Texas, within legal hours on the frbt
Tuesday In June, ISL, VIII, rs the nssigncc
of r. Dawson, sell to the highest bidder for
cash about li,N0 acres OF land, more or less,
situated on the waters OF the Red liver near
county, Texas, and known as the Dawson
ranch; said lands having been conveyed on
the 3ist day OF Marcn, 1855, by u. 4. Walden
and IL. l.. Nnden 10 u. Dawson and IL. u.
deed rec srded Ia book j, pages sol and SS5 Of
the records OF deeds for said Clay county,
Texas. The above lands Will, however, he
sold subject to the lien OF the said Nadens
upon said land To socore Them In the sum OF
5000, more or less. unpaid purchase money,
the purchaser at said sale To assume nnd dis
chaIgesaid unpaid purchase money due The
said Nadens.
AT the same time aud place, Ms heroinaboye
set forth, Will tell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash about 1870 10 800 head OF stock cattle.
IN various marks and brands, and about siN-
ty,ave head OF saddle horses, also IN various
marks ana cranes, said cattlaand horses be-
Ing known Us the Dawson cattle ana horses.
The right IN hereby reserved To Withdraw
said csttlc and horses from sule ON the day
and at tho place above Sot forth, N, In the
judgment OF III. assignee. the intorehts OF the
creditors OF hnid ". Dawson demand IL.
Possession Of the land above referred 10
wi be given when tho same IL sold. pro.
/ vided, however, that In case the cutie ana
/ horses are not sold NJ afOi ehaid, then possct
| sion of said land viii be retained for u reasonh
BILE length OF lime.
The above sale IL made by virtue OF an MS
/ signment under the laws Of Texas, executed
| by l.. Dawson 10 me, w. X. Curtls, ON III,
| 10th daY OF November, 1873. aud recorded 10
book X, pages 100 10 II, Of the records o.
| deeds Tor said Clay founty, Texas.
Given al neniIeltA lclay. county, Texas, the
Assignee OF u. Lawson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
ALyARADO.
An Impudent Tramp's Adventures
Personal Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
ALvARApo, May IL. - Yesterday
morning, soon after Thos. Rawden, a
blacksmith here, left home, tramp
entered his residence, and with
threats compelled Mrs. Rawden, VINO
was all alone with her two little chill
dren, to cook breakfast for him, and
after gratifying his appetite, grossly
insulted the lady by indecent pro-
nosa,s. but the screams of Mrs.
Rawden frightened him OF, and as
soon as her husband and Oitlcers
Mosely and Best could be no.ileu
thew followed the scoundrei ana cap,
tured him near the Missouri facinc
depot. He Mt first protested ms inu 4,
cence, but finding that he wouiu VI
confronted by Mrs. Rawden, Weakened
and confessed his guilt and was iodgeo
IN the calaboose TO await trial to-day
This morning City Marshal Best iouho
flat the door of the 'boose" had peei
hrnL an omen during the nigh
sonetime. and the prisoner gone. az
that tramn Journeys through lie, ~
will he wildly reminded Of Inc pieah
fast he ate In Alvarado. - /;
Miss Anna Dalton OF Ciepurhe
snendinp a few weeks in town. "a.
Dr Dixie, an old and respected cul
zen of this place, is lying very NV
with pneumonia. - ont drill
The Alvarado Guards were OUT uiii'
ing Yesterday evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
Unusually Polite.

Nothing tends more to make the sit
uation agreeable than to he surrounded
with polite attention. This character
istic is most prominent with the pss-
senger train attendants of the Wabash
railroad, aud has probably contributed
more than any other one feature to-
ward establishing the popularity OF
this line. Then the accommodations
are the very best, and the through-car
system simply perfection. Leaving
81. Louis in the morning, after the ar.
rival Of all trains from the South, 4
palace sleeper runs through TO New
York, over the New York Central rail
road, without change, and there Is an
elegant parlor car aud free-chair cal
for Chicago. In the evening there Il
the only through sleeper to Boston
another one to New York, and the tw,
elegant sleepers and IRREGULAR car fol
Chicago. Dining and buffet cars fur
nisb the finest meals and lunches. TIL,
business men aud tourists will not for
get these facts when going North ant
East this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
BELTON.
A Rousing Precinct Meeting Laying a
Corner Stone Local Items Of
Interest.

Interest.
Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, May 1.-THE first precinct
meeting in the county was to have
been held at Heldenheimer last Sat
urday. Three candidates and one re.
porter composed the meeting. They
whitfield and snapped lies all day, but
did not even indorse each other.
The corner stone of the new court
house will be laid with Masonic ccre.
monies June q. Hon. Roger O. Mills
has been invited to deliver the
Grafton. We will probably have q big
barbecue on that day.
The ladies of the city will give q
supper ut the opera-house next FRIDAY
evening for the benefit of the
Mechanics company.
Our new ice factory is about com
pleted and will be making Ice in a few
days.
County commissioners court met to-
day. The resignation of II. Burgess
justice OF the peace of precinct No. .
was accepted, L. A. Berry appoin tee
in his stead. A few road matters re
ceived attention and the court al
| journed until tomorrow. 1t will be II
session all the week.
The body of the daughter of Mr.
John ID. Messer, who was drowned
last Friday, was found In the Lam
pasas river this morning, a short dis
lance below where she was drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
MARsaALL.
Personal Paragrapbs-Other Minor
Notes Of News.

special 10 tho Gazette 90 cy
Mn ~ Gainrsville and Alex Stedman
~ Fort Worth are attending district
co sienersl superintendent Cummings
en,,s IVES. on an inspection tour.
, mhiis payma.ter krrtz has gone over
W'I Ints2national d Great Northern
. .si,, his pay-car. They both left this
morning. a.. I.icb. Gnards ia
.,..,n ~. their prize OF 5000 TO tneii
givins, med ops0nents at the Houston
yap YAM .,,",ts much favorable comment
ar The awe weather il everything that couid
be desired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
MlSEOLA.
A Negro Preacher Arrested Tor forRer'
LEGAL aud Personal.

Special TO the Gazette. cho,,F
MINEoLA, May 12.-Dsputy oneiin
Niblosk to-day arrested Henry HAT .
Ian. a colored preacher, on the ch1iss
" w a. Ralnwater, a farmer li nnie
a W. four miles west OF S 'ius
n ma~ and in payment was 70 ol CIV,
III note Endorsed by seve en-
~ nis h,s coIored friends. He gave o d hce,
M, nsn 1a Of six colored men, but the t, sn
dnrsse subsequently, iouna Ian had
,nssa"whiIe realized seven!y.nV,. Il" "s ~
irs ON the mule, and gone On rs, ta,p
several ss,, days duration. ne re'ui
ye Mes \. sodeksop, wife Of pIroIiIIll
nant merchant here, y seriously s,so -
h fvnm the effects Of splder, bite bite oromI.
na Mr' ~ hiss just ire, re,u nvss,
Ts o Aud expresses himself n'k''
,i I with the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
THE HIGH COURTS.
Synopsis Of Decisions Rendered at III,
Austin Term.

Special 10 the Gazette.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS.
AUSTIN, May 1.-The commission.
ers of appeals reported the following
cases:
To be aflirued-Friend ct al. va.
Miller, from Coryell; Meyer, weis &
Co. vs.. Oliver & Griggs. from Lime
stone; II. & p. II. r.. Co. vs.. Dye ct al.
and Ener ct AL. Fl. IN Lamar; IT. 4 p.
II, Il. Co. vs. Michaels, from Lamar.
To be reversed aud remanded-
Marks vs.. t.ange, Levy & Co, from
Caldwell; Kaulbach va. Harrell Ell nj
from Burnett; Il. Il 2. II. II. Co. vs..
Burns, from Tarrant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
laE MAXINE BASz.

| LINTON, May l2.-The comp
'us Treasury to-day received
' s,9 Serbia, the examiner in
1s Marine National bank of
y ~ . laying the bank is insol-
d. y, NH. have 10 be placed in the
y y mcelver. The letter gives
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
GIANT q WARD.

.vaA' May l2.-Nothing was
- olice of Grant d Ward
kiI y, and Ward had not ar
H,sSIu'0ck. The report of the
Sr,snl q VIII be forwarded to
y ~ shortly, and until made
|,a,l,aa icla' statements of the
can be obtained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
REpoRrpp.

'0Sk, May l2.-There are re-
s'ois morning of heavy losses
'w on account of tie failure
,ssaIa. No Information con-
!, ,atse reports can be obtained,
ae Believed to be erroneous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
WOOL I!

All the standard brands of bleached
muslins, y. z, cottons aud shertings,
At bedrock prices! Il. &. Evans Co.
carry the heaviest stock, can show the
largest variety OF makes and finish to
he found in the city. 1t is simply a
waste of time for consumers TO look
further IL they wish to obtain mill
prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
WoOL /!
Five Cents! Five Cents!

Ledger, Weekly, Saturday Night,
Companion story paper reduced to
8 cents, Mt Cobb's, No. l Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

Still receiving the finest lot of deco
rations ever come TO the city mt J. ID.
Parks, $40 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

30! "
| -, d. weakness ola Wild
Credit System |
throughout '''
Country.
| ~, ll.-This being sun IN
y Nay hiss occurred in re,
~, nsS Of the Northwestern
\ allu' :, s. Brown the re-
RI. a Of affairs tomorrow
b a nS'S will go on as usual, nsaal,
kap !. s.sed after the failure ~
ksbin to nego', wers In order
~ h = might be
H., danger of at At,
'',, creditors until
~ =, farm machinery,
Si uSI's, y Il The extent of over
ralSa, i, 4 the opinion Of bust
~ Il city that the affairs fairs
' have been run upon
rlaas NJ T'be company has on
Is ss' worth Of iron, (, which ,laeh ~ II
sriit, and Is suiilcie nsar 20
~, farm machinery
a on long time,
Na bsiug the rule.
Y l,r material were about
\; \. y I'd the farmers notes .t,,s
y ~ L rsllzed upon, .,a TINS
\ ! n believed the embar-
n VI nj long, as the business
VIZ .to'.i,holders are all
~ y. ;r,pcial standing of
!, ~ I u,raed as n different
y \, IN the topic of specu-
Niljl!' ,o,.s
VIZ Senator Sabin has
" mrower for the car COM
J. y ,,ritslis.s of New York,
i nspy smaller cities OF
4, IA Ne sold stock in Nor
I, Titchburg, Lowell, Man
E ,uT and other places. The
Il, N said to be largely in.
h Considerable preferred
odd. with half common
Nm IN as a bonus. One firm
i aid to hold nearly $780,.
III and paper of the
Wv, but it is not expected
I'M Be affected by the failure
\ beep East several times
'tiar sales of stock and nego
n, 10. many months since
srn took nearly 5000, 900 o
nd paper,
mrEIvER's STATEMENT.
d. Nav ls.-Receiver Brown
dhvestern Car company vii
work Of obtaining an inven
q property OF the concern
ahy. This property embrace.
u Of machinery scattered
d, the country in the hand
.nus agents, as well as com
ppsr held by the company
snormous plant and lars
Il material on hand Mt TIL
N. Brown says he will pa.
kidsy, 18th Of the presen
Mlhe shops will then be shu
l.kw days to facilitate tax
zxiory.
uiuAy's STATEMENT.
Irl, May Ex-senator c. 1
ant yice.pre.ident of tn
Iany, says the intention is I
Separations under the receive
months, after which time 1t
thswupsny will be in a col
, continue under the managl
itown officers. The senate
~ has been mismanagemen'
BELIEVES creditors will be pai
HsTERN CREDITORS.
YORK, May l2.-Waylan
70 Intimate friend of Senate
an DO one in the East will
The allure of the NIinneso'
Ade are no failutes here
laeheavy decline in wheat 7
The Chicago dispatches.
ABErTER FEELiNG.
arL, May ia Stillwat
rsIa'eh says the feeling lie
oslefto-day than yesterda
Brown has entered upon h
anasnnounced his intention
ing operations. Telegram
zen received from Senat
DC leaves Washington I
~ tonight. Until
asill be difficult to secure
sto the exact standing
osnsend O. Co. have not 81
~ say they can make
1slo their condition un
&s, as they do not knt
,n now they stand, or hi
sDls U partner. il involved
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

Mexican seagrass and India hemp
hammocks at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

Headquarters for blacksmlths aud
woodworkers Is at Henry 4 Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
NleShENT ArMranu,a

ST. ssESr AT MEMPHIS.
=. May III. s. Williams,
leweler, assigned this
D, , liabilities lie So, OCO; assets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

The largest stock Of smokers articles
at Anderson's gan store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement OF Coll
DENIS LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

,snDiANA FAILURE.
81 as ia,iaa lNp,, May l2,-Geo.
~, ihs Liabilities S29, 900 ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
n ri, pEv = aid INVALIDS.

TO PHYSICIANS AND InVALiDs:
An anal,sis az . co'ecas Lies,'d;t. md MI
r:s.sfr :, ~ The tfIllnaEs chemist, AArhuu
HILL BA.isALl.. Alb. I.h.s,, o. Lp.lao ,i,
etrns..d ii,x~lrlap prOfessor kIh EIiAbAuo
wiEsox. I.R.s.. LID, OF Loilioii' 1r' ~
teiled on each bottis. -. ,.s.,~
naId az wholesale by em iraa' ~.
ss,.tie Tx Is. u. ~. CstiTrIAIpa, oi-s-
LA AaLxT. ~ flis1n ttroeI' ,aSs A'fA-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
n Montgomery Howard aud Sarah + Dean

n Montgomery Howard aud Sarah Dean,
Aarseilles
John W Todd, Ottawa, aud Mary Shone'Hy,
Ia Sale
Philo Wheeler, Serena, and Ida Nal
lory, Deer Park.
Thom.7 Homc, and Lizzie Morrill,, Sircat.
or
VIM r. Brown aud Hannah AhrCns, Ottawa.
RiKTUS
Vic,sr and Franc Haubcr, Peru, sou.
John and Kat Hahn, Peru, u son.
Fred and Caroline Neutnaglc, Peru, 4
daughter.
DEATHS.
Wallace " WalSworth Mcridcn, age 55yIN
Mrs. Sarah EdwurdS, Mendoza, ii years :
months
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
The American Flag In Canada.

The influence of the United States
over Canada extends even to education
al matters. A public school 6-year-old
scholar returned home the other even
ing. writes correspondent. and proud
ly said: Papa, see what teacher taught
me to draw to-day" The parent look
ed at the slate held in the tiny hands
and saw a fair representation of the
stars and stripes. Thinking the child
was mistaken, a copy of the Royal
Canadians first reader was obtained.
and the specimen of blackboard draw
ings which are on the inside of the
cover shown to the child. with the re-
mark, pointing to the British ensign
which is there: you must b. mistaken;
that was the flag teacher gave you to
draw" "Oh, no, papa! that hasn't
the stripes on" came the persistent an
swer. No objection can BE- taken to
teaching the children to draw the stars
and stripes, but surely our own ensign
should be the first to be made familiar
to the expanding mind. Ottd'cd (Ca"-
addj Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27


In making up your list of newspapers, dc
not neg lect to include in the list the OrTAw ,
FIRE. TRADER, which is, says the Mendoza
Reporter, "whihout question the sblcst paper
In this county"
II Is distinctly La Sale county paper, de
voted 10 the interests of La Salie county and
her people, giving in full all proceedings OF
Supervisors, public meetings, court hou st
news of al kinds, all city end county news, in
addition TO select stories, literary notes, mis-
cellaneoneous correspondence, foreign and
domestic news Of Importance, and miscella
neous matter. II is the family paper par or
eeiieunr of the county, always clean and digni
ded.
Those who have read the FRtE TRADER are
web aware OF its character. For the benefit Of
those who have not taken it. we append few
Opinions OF our contemporaries
The best Democratic paper in the state
KsndoU County Record, (rcpublican).
The standard Democratic paper of Northern
Illinois -Lockport Pho~,iJ, trcpuhlican).
One of the best Of ucwspapcrs.-W "no" IN
der, republican,
Better papers are few .-.'o'.et .fe,cs, (grcen.
back,
The leading Democratic paper of that part
of the state Chicago Trib"ae, republican,.
One OF the ablest conducted newspapers in
the statc.-JoIiet Signal, tdemocratlc).
Is ever brim full Of Wit and spice, and newsy
always Ear!riiie Leoier, Independently
The Ottawa FREE TRADER is without ques.
ton the ablest paper IN this county .--.HendOt0
Reporter, republican,
and clearly edited Democratic newspapers in
in the state 49, Peoria Democrat, (dcmocrat).
The FREE TRADER is one of the best man
aged county papers in the state. heHdotd
Bulletin, (republican).
The FREE TRADER Is among the best coun
ty papers in the state 49,. Peru Herald, (indc-
pendent
newspapers among our numerous lists OF ex.
changes .-4uroro Beacon, (republican).
One of the best weekly papers published in
Illinois 49, ChdtSno,th Plaitlf,diT', (democraticl
Conceded by all to be the best paper in the
county Utica Gazette, independently.
A first class newspaper HarscjlleS Register,
republican,.
The FREE TRADER is one of the sterling
Democratic papers of the state-ably edited
and run up to II high standard in all its depart
mcnts. -Spr'nQtieH STATE Register, (democrstic)
The Prize county paper -H0rsillcs PLAIN.
dealer, independently.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

Still below zero.
The sidewalks are still very slippery
Frozen water pipes are on the Increase
Subscribe TO the FnKE TRADER for 1885.
Last Sunday WA the shortest day in the
year.
The rivers are frozen solid but too cold 10
skate.
Our city now has eight men ON The police
force.
Farmers are unwilling TO sell corn at the
present prices.
The high school Of this city will reopen on
Monday, Jan. 8.
Tuesday and "Wednesday were the busiest
days OF the year.
The slippery sidewalks have caused many
downfall, the past ie~ days.
The retail trade in this city for the past
week has been remarkably large.
On last Saturday night thirteen trampo Gu.
joycd the hospitality of the cooler
The Clifton Oyster House Of this city is in
every respect equal 10 the finest in Chicago.
The "Hill" is alive with little ones and their
sleds, and old rs well ~ young seem to enjoy
the sport.
The Clifton" one Of the finest hotels Of
the state, is doing an immense business At
present
The market seems well stocked with rsb
bits, and they continue coming in in large
quantities
The fine seighing and the merry chimes OF
the sleigh bells lend lively appearance 10
the holidays.
The past week haa been busy one, and
our merchants IA well H. their assistants hay,
had their hands full.
The holidays are here and farmers are com
ing 10 town in large numbers, making pur
chases for their little ones.
The city is now overrun with tramps 4
bali and chain with - days ~ stone.plle
will have the desircd effect
The ratle for violin ut the Clifton House,
on iast Saturday night was won by Mr. AL
Sehoch, the lucky number being 10
The new coal contract has made the feeling
in the court house, more warm, and the
grudge against poor SLACK" is nov forgotten.
The Illinois supreme court has decided tina,
incorporated towns, villages and cities are by
law required 10 clean the snow from side.
walks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

The stockholders Of the Ottawa Township
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will meet
for the election Of officers aud other business
at The ottic, of MacKinlay & Leland, Post
Office Block, on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1885. at ?
O'clock & Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

Among the curiosities" unloaded at
New Orleans on Monday for the Eyposi-
ton was silver brick from Chihuahua,
Mexico, weighing 1900 pounds and est,
mated 10 be worth S20O,00O 1t was in the
form OF slab, s feet long, ~, feet wide
and q inches thick, Surmounted by model
three feet high OF the mountiin from
which il Va, mined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

Pos SALf.-EsSet bears and shorthorn
bulls. "" > NELLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

The Pullman Palace Car Company have
withdrawn their parlor cars from all trains on
the {. * A. railroad on account of lack OF pat
rOnagc.
Justice Weeks has disposed ola number VI
cases the past week, some being sent over
the river. while other, were cordially Invited
Ia leave the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

A lady tells US "the first bottle has done
ny daughter great deal of good, her food
Toes not distress her now. nor does she
suffer from that ertreoe ttrd teef'n9 which
abe did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla "
A second bottle effected a cure. No other
preparation contains such concentration
of vitalizing. enriching, purifying and invig
Grating properties as Hoods Sarsaparills-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27

The new offices of the master in chanccry
aud superintendent of schools present very
fine appearance, aud are now ready for bust
ness.
A new cabinet desk has been placed in the
sheriff's Office, making great Improvement
in It's looks
An improvement, in the shape Of large
desk, has been added to police headquarters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
RtIrIis.
III ms
Vicinity Items.
months

Pontiac Is noH lighted with six Thomp
son Huston electric lights
over one hundred miners are now EN-.
ployed by the Wenona Coal Co.
Strea,or has thus far sent $1,000 to the
aid of the Hooking Valley miners.
Tho4 J Meaghers. OF kin-msn, collected
5,0Ss Durham tobacco bags and won the
9Th priz,. the firm offered $500.
Miss Julia C. Seaman, sister OF the rdi
tor of the Mendoza Rtporter died at Los
Angeles, Cal, on Monday last, OF conSump
ton
The fight arranged between Billy Man.
MON, Of Srea,or, and Maynard OF Calilor-
mia, for the championship Of the Pacific
coast, has been declared Oa-Maynsrd for
feiting his 800
As soon AS The weather will permit, next
spring, it Is the intention of Father Guedry
to erect new psro"hisl residence At LA
Sale. 1t will be built just east OF the old
one and will cost s. 900 or $1,000.
Mendoza is looking ahead TO big boom
In the near future over a prospect that the
C., b. K O. company will make headquar
tiers at that place for a division On their 81.
Paul branch In that event shops will be
built there, the dining cars will be aban
doned and dining station made there.
They are negotiating for the Passenger
house, and if they fail to secure it will erect
huildip0s of their own
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
Notice,

The board of Directors of the Ottawa
Township Mutual Fire In urance Company
will meet at the Office OF - ninlsy & Leland
Pos, Office Block. on sstuy!ayr Jan. "a, 1885,
at . o'clock IN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
MARRIAGES.

NthklNtf-N,
Robert Fairfax and Katie McLsne, Strest
or.
Garland Schlanbusch, Chicago, and Allie
Bohnc, sheridan.
william II Chambers and Sara A Bell, La
Sale
Frederick Palmer, La Sale, and Emma Col.
Ter, Strcator.
Joscph W Gregg and Jessie Elwcll, Serena
william Gardner aud Anna Hampsou, Yer.
millionyille
Charles Carter Farm Ridge, and Lousctts
Purcell, streator.
Gustav Cunty and Emma Klein. Earl
Frank NJ Wilson, Utica, and Mae Henncssy
Ottawa.
Samuel II Fritainger, Chehslis, Wash Ter
aud Mary { Haynes, Rutland.
Thomas Hill and Lizzie Ammous, streator
Louis A Wiley and hattie f Bushnell, Earl
William A Harris and Serena Johnson, OF
ter Greek.
James Lanigan, Potta~atomic, Kansas and
Bridget Christopher, Peru.
Dumas f. Kent and Mary Salisbury, Ottawa
2 Frederick N Miller and Mary Ann Bciss
wangor, Grand Rapids.
Christian Miller and Christina Belsswsngsr,
Grand Rapids.
George Besswangcr and Carrie Miller,
Grand Rapids.
Josiah Woolford aud Catherine Cook, Strea-