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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-10-25
STAGE oogNcTIoNs.

HAWTHORNE with the United states
stags Compsny's coaches for Aurora (26 ni ,esl
Bodie ts7 mdesI, INDY aud bridgeport.
AtLUNING (l25 miles from Mound Housed
with Gilmer. sslisbuy b Cos tri-we ky
stag (leAving Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridaysl Tor Dowueyville. Grantsvil . aud
Belmont.
At CANDFLARlA with U. 3. Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus ls mile J, Silver Peak
Aont-zuns. A ida valley. Gold Mountain, &c
AtHAWLEY, with stages for Cerro Goido
70 mil.sJ. Darwin (22 nile.l, and Panamint
l. miles,.
H.N. ARLINGTON, RI. LAWS,
General Supt. Asst. Sup't.
d, A. BENDER,
General reight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-10-25

Kerr's AS hma Cure cures all pains,
cramps or coics, and general debili
ty. j. A. Borham, Agent, Dayton.
Read advertisement in another col
umn. Once used always used.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-10-25

The above trains are run daily, and make
close connection at Mound House with trains
of V. 4 T Il. H.. for Virginia and Reno. and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, vie.
v q T. II. Il. for all points East and West.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
time IN rocking the cradle. ltlsa girl.

time IN rocking the cradle. II Is a girl.
ID. G.. Breeze Is in Ottawa, acting as q
grand juror
Collector Geheber is taking In tho taxes.
Call on him at Auchlcks store, Wednesday,
and saturdays.
Judging from her letter in the JOurnd,
of the 10Th, it appears as 1t Mizpah has
concluded to attend Ia hcr own business.
Perhaps she won't be 50 aggressive hcreal'
ter. If you want to see person that Is
desplscd, don't let your view wander any
further than the ond Of your own nose.
Nor am | afraid tina, anything you may
write will iDjurc me. Keep throwing your
slurs If you wish, but take care that they
don't cause something 10 bc told that you
would wish to remain unknown. You
talk Of chivalry, but remember that the
true chcvallcr took Of none bat ladies, and
that alone would exempt me from taking
any notice of your writings. O.CuTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
from Ophlr,

NORTH OrurR, Jan. i1--Cold, and get
ting colder.
John McManuS shipped two car loads
Of hogs to Chicago last Monday. lie will
be the largest stock raiser in tals section
ere long. He has some 70 head OF large
steers that Will be ready for the Chicago
market IN few weeks.
The young ladies anticipate having a
Leap Year Party ere long The boys &c
50 hate to stay home Sunday nights.
Michael Curtis, of Galva, Iowa, Is max
ing his parents and numerous friends a
visit, and We think the young ladies OF
this ,,clnlty will not lose the opportunity
of Leap Year.
Miss Jennie Murray, of Ida Grove, Ida
county, Is visiting friends in this vicinity,
who will he the lucky man:
Mrs. John McManus has returned from
Chicago, wnerc she has been making a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs, Ed.
O'UonOr
Dlcd-Mrs. Jenny Moore, wife Of Mike
Moore at her residence IN Ophir, on Jan.
II, atll O'Clock A. NJ. Mrs, Moore was a
Young woman - years Of age, and could
number her friends hy the hundreds OF
both sexes. MI Moore has the sympathy
Of his many friends who mourn HIS loss.
She leaves one child.
Jamts McManus last week lost q fine
mare. valued at 5000. Cause not known.
John Campbell on last Tuesday lost a
fine horse; weight, 1900 lbs; valued at
$lG5 cause Of death, spasmodic collie.
Our collector is around and is gathering
in some money. He Is the right min in
the right place.
Tom O'Rourke's new house is finished
and the question Is will i, remain vacant
this coming summer or not,
1t Is reported that Triumph supports a
dude
A number Of our yorng folks took a
sleigh ride last Tuesday night and drew
NJ at the residence Of James Hardy, OF
Watham, where they wee heartily wei
coined, and there met two other sleigh
loads Dancing was the object, and at Il
o'clock Mrs. II. spread bountiful supper
At , o'clock all took "bcc line" for home
well pleased. JAY EYE.SEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
From Lostant.

Katie Ryan Of Wcnona, WIS 10 town
Monday last.
TIM Shay has returned home,
Charlie Griffin has returned from Grun-
dy county.
Mrs. Ball has been quite sick the past
week,
Ask Frank and "DUdo" Atwood n they
enjoy waiting tor trains.
Lucie Harwood was in Rutland last
week the guest Of Asa Dunh4m and sisters.
". w Rcynold and wife started for thclf
home in Iowa last Wednesday.
Johnnie Murphy and Wya, Hennings
we're in Ottawa this week.
Henry nil,ehrand has been under the
weather the past week.
The meetings held by Elder Rodgers are
quite interesting aud well attended.
Elmer Dougan returned to his home in
Cha,sw0rth this week.
Dick Giles is working in the depot.
Miss Emma Gurnca has gone to Pontiac
on aviSit.
Harry Choate's Comedy Company will
give a series oil entertainments in Banks
Hall next week, commencing Monday
evening.
Frank Borant, of Wenona, WAS in town
last Wednesday.
Charlie. Miller, Of Cedar Point, was in
town Monday last,
Martin Normllle hes gonc to Chicago.
Ella McCalcb has returned home. She
has been visiting at DR.. Browns IN Ran,
: ON and at her sisters in Verona
Another Manitoba wave struck this VI
clnlty last Wednesday evening.
The whooping cough IS having run
down on Sandy and in that vicinity.
Z. f. Dougan was down TO Wenona last
Thursday.
George Funk's family west of town are
sick. ~. II. X.
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CHATTER II


Maiden, Mass. Feb. /. 1870 Gcnilcmcl-
Isutered with attacks Of SICK headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years IN he
most terrible and eycruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relief
or cure uutil used Hop Bit'er9.
"The fret bottle
Nearly cured me-
The second made me as well and strong as
when n child,
And have been so to this day
My husband was ar invalid for twenty
years with serious
"K,dney, liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by Boston's bes. physicians
"Incurable"
Seven bottles of your oitters cured him
and know o! the
Lives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been sayed
by your bitters,
Aud many more are using them with great
benefit.
"They almost
Do Miracles -4Nrs. r. II. S.def
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from Ophir.

OrnIR, Jan. 21.--The days seem TO be
getting colder. SeIghing still continues
good.
MI Roht Peters sold ont Saturday; be
goes to Missouri to make that his future
home.
Mr.. Robert Ashley aud family, accom-
panledsby Billy Willsbay, have also gone
to Missouri. Mr.. Ashley will live there,
he having invested in land. Mr. Alex.
Wallace has just returned from an extend
cd trip in Missouri and reports everything
lovely there. lie says he saw stalk Of
cCrn there that had IL full sized ears on it,.
Bully for Missouri.
There are two young kids in this vicinity
that can hardly be beat for mouth, IN fact,
they are all mouth and no brain. Their
names may be Dennis and Melvin, AID
don't forget they don't live miles away.
Deputy ReardoD came into this vicinity
last week to make his quarterly calls. He
struck Pedro the first one. He then took
1 III S'hIC w 'pi uNhi b''N
went to Homer and canvassed that burph.
He caught most all. Some went 10 Ottawa
and told the Grand Jury what they had
been in the habit Of drinking IN Homer.
James Coss, west OF Homer, buried three
children last week who were taken aw av
by diphtherla. COss 1t seems, did not
know enough TO stay at home while The
disease was raging In his family, but he
came east of the tim her to the residence of
WIN. Wiilshay on business. Mr. Willshay
has three small children. The youngest
was buried Saturday with the above dis
ease. Mr.. Coss should DO severely deals
with and chained down, SO that he would
have to quit running around and spread
ing disease that means death.
The energetic young ladies of Watham
gave boss supper IN the Ridge church
Tuesd ~ evening which was we'll attended
$40 was cleared.
Mrs. -, daughter of our genial trend
Lawrence Hughes, died Saturday. She was
a young woman, loved and respected by
all. Two years ago she was married to
Mr.. -, who deeply mourns the loss OF
his bride She leaves one child which, nc
doubt, will be well raised BY its grand
parents.
Our genial friend Henry Smith luxuri
ates as a grand juror at the county seat.
While IN Ottawa last week made my
usual call at the TRADER office. | found
all hands busy at work with their sleeves
rolled up. | cornered the genial junior
editor and had quite talk with him
Eaton 10 man in every sense that the
word implies. The Deacon did not gel
Ito see. then took stroll through th,
press room, and must say I WAS surprised
hy what work was uone. They have two
large steam presses constantly at work e
keep up with their orders. There is nj
doubt that Osman & Sons have the mode
printing Office oil La Sale county.
That public library IN the new cour
house at Ottawa Is grand thing for the
lefty bugs. can't see that 1t Is Of any us'
TO the granger. Pedro tried three time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
From Seneca.

SENECA, January "a, lsSi.-An accident
happened 10 one OF the night trains on the
c., X. l. IL L. Il, Il. last night, gong
west, caused by broken rail. -Four
coaches were thrown from the track, one OF
them being pretty badly damaged; ore or
two persons received injuries, not serious
however.
\ masquerade ball Was given last Fri.
day night in Seneca hall, which was MI
merously attended by the young people OF
both sexes aS PARTICIPANTS while their SIS
ters. cousins, aunts and uncles were posted
advantageously to observe the "iun." a
few of our gay and festive young bloods
attracted much attention by their persona
ton OF such knightly characters as Shakes
peare drew, such az princes. dukes, counts,
sc. Doubtless many an lmpromptu scene
from Romeo and juliet was enacted on The
occasion, screened ir IN the general observ
alton from being unacceptable. The
young ladies are taking advantage OF the
privilege this year gives them, aud an
nounce leap year dance To morrow night
Mrs. Mark Taylor, who has been very
seriously SICK, has much improved during
the pdst few days and Is now thou sht to be
out of danger.
The fair held for the benefit of the Cath
ole church here, realized upwards Of
81 900 net, which FaiIcr Donovan has APP
piled to cancelling that amount Of tht
debt. KAPPA.
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From Freedom.

FREEDOM, Jaa. "a The Grange met
last Saturday in their hall in Harding aud
installed their officers tor the ensuing year.
A slelgh.load Of young folks called on
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C""den last Sa'lr-
day evening and had lively time.
Mr.. Pell Is gong to move il Harding in
the spring.
w -. Parrish and Albert Dennis SHIPPED
a carload of hogs to Chicago last week J..
They sold for six dollars hundred.
Norman Smith and wife, of Nebras ka,
are visiting friends and relatives Ia this
vicinity
Rev. Colwell, presiding elder OF Joliet
district, preached last Tuesday in West
Serena church to a full house.
Smith Olmstead Is drawing stone from
Ottawa for foundation for u new barn.
Mr.. s. Goodel beat Gilbert Is 90. Of OF.
tawa, in his law suit last week. II seemed
they tried to beat Inn out of his pay for a
load OF corn he had delivered to them.
William MunsOn has cOmmencyd saving
lumher again.
Frank Crumpton Is home this week. He
has been going t. school at Geneseo.
Thorn As Edward from Dakota Is visiting
friends and relatives here thus week.
Patrick Dunn has bought a team, He
Is gong west 10 The spring on his new
farm.
There will be a ST. Valentines Ball a.
S. n Lawly's II al IL Harding, on Thur =
day, February "A h.
Wall. Crump,"n, Of Cha,swor'h, is IN
Freedom Thu, week a Il. q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
THE COURTS.



The Grand July ad iourned this week re
turning the following indictments;
Liguor. Carrie W llsou for sci ing liquor
without II license; Gottlieb Ham, two indict.
mcnts, Keeping open tipping house on sun
day aud selling liquor to minors; Caspar
schwanbcrger, keeping tipping house, &C.;
Peter Keinhart, keeping tipping house, &c. I;
Alex. McNair, three indictments, selma
liquor without license, keeping open tipping
house and selling liquor 70 minors, Ambrose
and Mary Betting, selling liquor without Ii.
cense; Thos. and Susan Glenn, two indct
mcnts. selling without license aud to mi nors {;
Chas. ID. Jones and Otto Hagist, selling with
out license; John Dorfner, selling without
license; John NJ. Stevenson, selling without
license.
Generality. b. Oscar Morse, alias Moss, obtain.
ing moaey under false protences; Geo. Sin
son, larceny; Thomas tenderness, horse
stealing; VIM. Eckert removal aud sale OF
corn In store; Thos. Rowland ct al, bur.
glary and larceny.
Carrie Wilson, who since Judge Gilbert
billed off Dan Kane aud Philippe Black, at
the infamous "Rock," has been keeping a
other indictment this term to the one yet
nntried returned at the October term.
Thos. O'Conor the La Sale alderman, is
indicted for perjury.
DIR. w. J.. Smith, Of Streator, is indicted
for producing an abortion. The story is
this: some days ago WIN. Burrlll made an
assault on DR.. Smith, who had been the fam
lily physician. Burrills story is that some
time last fail his wife was taken seriously i'll
and was led to believe that she would not re-
cover, and while in this condition revealed to
her husband that her relations with the doc
tor had been Of a criminal character end that
she had submitted TO an abortion TO conceal
the effects oil their intimacy. Di. smith
Lsr csntrd, says the whole story Is black
mailing scheme to bleed him OF some mon
cy. At the time Sire. Burrill is said to hay,
confessed to her husband, Burrlll wrote {
letter to DR.. Smith, telling him that bis wifi
had revealed everything and demanding
5000 to keep the matter quiet. Smith de
elined to negotiate with him, and has treated
the whole affair as a matchmaking scheme
DR.. Smith has long been resident o
Stroator, connected with some OF tho bes
families there, aud has always borne an en-
yiabic reputation.
The case OF Tsppsr v. La Sale 10 side
walk case. Tsppsn fell into Q cellar-ws
and brought suit for dsmsges, and was Dc
festcd. A motion for sew trial has beel
entescd..
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to get IN Friday but could not do so. Per
haps that was bad day for the library.
Mr.. Samuel Grfs and bride have re
iurrcd from Missouri.
Billy Weygand, and wife have gone u
Iowa to make that their future honic. w
will miss the genial Billy.
Reddlck gave our postmaster n IN hi
last paper. We would like 10 see Jacl
come up and run it better If he can. Pt
dro don't crumhle at our postmaster. bu
he does at Uncle Sam. Pedro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
From Ransom.

RANSOM, Jan. Gath. lSS4.-Miss Mary
Walsh, formerly Of Ransom. but now of
Chicago, is visiting her many friends in
thus vicinity.
Tho sermonon dancing and card play
iug, that was delivered IN the N. E. church
Sunday evening, made some Of the SIN.
ners uemhle. -.. q.
Mr.. Marion Folk can spend his spare
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26

Nature has made her laws with US, which
we must obey or suffer the penalty. The
penalty Ia often lang and throat trouble,
which leads to consumption. E,er' man be-
lieyes consumption incurable. People have
been educated to this belief, which has been
proven incorrect by Dr.. Bigelow's Positive
Cure, which is natures great helpmate, and
II cures consumption and all throat and lung
diseases speedily and permanently. Trial
bottles free, OF +. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26

Ju,qn,ents.- r. Brown V. Thos. Gill
gan and Bernard Murtaugh, ~ ,2Ca2o. Nat
CITY Bank Ottawa v. J. X. Costello. Michael
O'Conor aud Allen Weaver, Sl22 ~. same
Y. Allen and Elon Weaver, S55o.2@. First
Nat. Bank Ottawa V. Thsycr, Buffers " Co.,
$1,000 T. d, Palmer v. J. {. bowling,
sllls. l.. Ii. Strawn, adInr, V. Coal Run
Coal Co. for pill, case. IS, 500 damages, mo.
for new trial. H. &. Il c. Durand V. Deyint
" Hill. sl225 Catharine stout V, Ellen
SHAY, eject, GadaC Jor pin, lot :, DIX io',
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
COMPOUND OXYGEN DISPENsARY,
~ TuEoor ST, CHICAGO, Ill
uN,MpEAoHABLE TESTIMONY.

To physician requesting his opinion OF compound
oxyg.n Mr. william Fem Nixon. managing editor
Of the inter ocean, CT this city, writes:
The ISTER OCEAN OFFICE:
Chicago April 4. 1883.
Dear Siy-You ask my opinion OF Compound OSysen
in regard 10 ts efficiency healing remedy and am
cad TO be able reply that have the greaiest fan -
~ Several Years ago when aDoring under very sert
ons ,roube With my throat and lungs at the nstanon
Of friend in Boston, who had been similarly arecte
/ hesran the use Of the OXygen-bcgsn without much
fa,h hut the result such that am prepared to re-
commend It's to all persons similarly affected. AZ
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 case TO strike
AZ the root of the disease and reform the whole
will recommend no patent nosirum OF any Kind put
deem IL duty she many afflicted with lung tronoie
In this country recommend 10 them the Orygen
Personal---very. and continuously used it Will work
wonders. Yours trny,>,>- x-,xo>-
noyi7 WM TENN N'A'N.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26
In the Offices.

The following were this week gr"n'cd Ii
censes to marry.
Edward Gardzik and Mary h. Mc'scubavh
Elliot Phelps and Ellen Siormer
l.. Hoxs " and Mary A:hertcn.
Saa!hle Parks and Elida Brown.
Jos. Bower aud Elizabeth lliday.
John Schmidt and Anna NJ. llarth
Cbas. \. Wiley and Estella J. Dickcrson.
sharnun T. Burke and Anna sneller.
August Klemeiable and Trcssia Gcnare'
Jas. T. Petty and Maggie Laurie
Jonah iiibbs and Elsie Wakey.
Andrew Full and Barbara Hay.
Thos. Kearns and Katie Leonard.
Mrs. NJ. Walther's schedule shows Sl,
$50 y lialiliuos and $685. in stock, Nc
real estate save homestead.
Mrs. Fox, of s,reator, a "bust' liquor deal
er, was brought to Ottawa this week, with her
children. Two were sent 10 the county asy-
INN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26

A remedy resting on the basis OF intrinsic
worth demands the confidence Of all. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup ia known and used most
satisfactorily throughout the land, "a Is at
tested by its great sales Your druggist
Keeps IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26

TINT poor Jedridiea, invalid wife, sister,
mother, or daughter, can he made the pic
ture of health by few bottles at Hop b +
,ers. VIZ you lei them svfGr' when 50
easily cured
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For Rem T..

A Section OF Land 10 Minnesota, mile from depot.
$50 ~ res ready for seeding. Spendd chance FOR Two
or thrre men. Requires TIRE good tSsWS hp'
ply COON. go. W. boSuNEIL"
: Ottawa H., Dec. 3lst lsS3,
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8O-hCpe Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers FOR sale the Eest nal on sae
x,a.,h we,t Quarter of section 50, Townsnlp - Coh;
Sons Fsst of the Third p NJ. in Township OF All
xsS sI miles from ottawa. There u on tne pn,I
prcity good house and barn; wstei. na term. call
on or address SShs13py BROS.
go. OTTAWA. Illinois.
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Farm to Rent.

Tnc Peter H. Dick Homestead-iIo acres IN the
,,wn of Serena with good dwelling house pni ns Sonn
cTlos, s NJ, ,v Ssrn or 20 a. r. LINCOLN,
the enloansms 10" "'0 " Ottawa, H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-26

MUM q co., Of the s1lHIInc AnERIcAs, CON.
NJ Cop5rishts, for the United stats Csnada,
mind. Rsnce. Germany. etc. Hand BOOK about
Psssn,s OBTAINED through MUM 90. are not.oei
IN ne SCIENTIFIC ANxRIoAN the !arsest, se.t: sns
WeekIy. Spiendid enGFavings and tnteresanE IN
fcsmatica. Speomen COPY Ct TIE setcnitac A9sT,
xNIeScSS 01sce. "a broadway, Now York
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FOR SALE.
NV Farm OF $40 acres ~ miles south Of darsees
First chss prov m"nr living pring "f VAT sloG :
scales &c Que OF the hest gram aud STOCK laV!ns III
'"'' " '''' 4. rkYON.
Jan. 70. 1884. -iw' haiseil es il'ihos'
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AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES

nd cases OF Nervous Exhaustion. Debility, Sterty
re Send for circular on postal card. ana learn o
lila woSDERYuL SCIENTIFIC treatment. once ana
Home treatment may be desired, and Charges moo
crate. Address,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-29
4 N.SIEE'S SALE uF TIE 3ata.A,
. OPERA HOUSE -NIfrrPAa. ths loi

t'ktSINE'S SALE or THE 3aIlAs
. OPERA HOUSE -WuErEAs, Tie ual.
. 'ber.-h'Qhs .'0. tsuv, ~ its crrtn!n deed
.'.. 'sl''.' bee eftH .H.' % 90 t..-v, a. l.
g. v..,'. go ..t- H. cages
..... 80, - Nr'~. o';.e-',,y.. ~. trust
sre'''' no tLates. 90. uf the county OF Ns
IA state -; lcNaF, conveyed tn the uu,e,.
signed trustee The following described rsai
"h e situated, lying snh ncing IN the CITY
81 DALLAS, county Of hu,aa. siate of ieya,
to-wit: Begi nins lOl i,suur,hs Al corner a,
ne southwest corner OF Commerce and Ans
I'm Strce'S In the sdd city of Dallas. Thence
south win the u euf Austin street 20 iast
10 Jacks II street; thence west W IN iark,on
Stree, W t,el; thence north parallel withAu,-
iln street 2Jl iset 80 Commerce :. reef. thenro
ta,l with Ommcrce street 10 tbs h.yinn.r..
o1teet, tog, Their with al and .ing lar liz
tlHhis, members appurt cupucrs nnd h.r.iI.
tomentS thereto belonging or In suv visa Ina.
c'urhl or oppurtNlnlnE, aud with ali ana
MnSul lhe luruilure aud fixtures, scenery
anu properties OF my and all sorts whntIo.
ever per hi Z 10 the opera hOass aitusi,l
upon 'gid land. And witch sAl conysvanas
W lhe undersigned was made In trust 10 ~.
cure The navment OF certain notes In said
ue' II uescrlbed; and whereas sad notes md
N vt .uihs 'n'eleSt nave not been pbid az I, .
Iulttd' Now, therefore, public notice n.
hrTtuy gwen that tue unders Vupd. att a
request OF some &C the holders of sui, nnirs
1hd III pursuance oi the ter'us oC The snIl
ueel nI trust, viii, on Monday the 18th Jny
NJ ~, i'c'mner, s. d. lSst h't wCcn the hours Gl
NO tlu'k IN the forenoon AMI = O'clock I'm tho
Aleruonn ot said day, AZ Inc tonr ofihs
,ourl mouse ~ DhllnS county, Texas, proccsl
NFll the 'olN property heieiutofnrs dalprIh.
SI ~ Gun to nuct ON, fir cGsh, to the hi hoe,
,n,u,e,I 10 san ~ said unrsid n ties and I'm.
e ,,tN tns expenses ~ carry Ing out this trust
forth. John II Mi@VpTttYY W trIst set
llNltAs, TWAS, vnmbcri IsSI "''''
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the very mountains Of old Virginia were
abiaze with h!s fiery eloquence, and his
.natchless orator v wruns from the un-
haii0wed grasp of Radicalism "ths
mother of states and statesmen" Just
such stand he took against Garfield,
aud yet he is the trusted friend
OF the dead presidents wife! True
merit never goes unrewarded, and we
think the blush of shame must mantle
the cheek of Blaine aud his followers.
when our mind voluntarily wanders
back IT, the land where we first saw the
light, to the district now represented by
The subject ofthis sketch, and where to-
day reposes nubler dust than ever SUM
bered within the renowned catacombs
OF the seven-hill city Cleo and Jacksonl
who, were they living tp-dav, would b9
co-workers with Tucker. When we hear
the cause of Democracy defended bv
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