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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Ht1mpnb's Na9bilfe.

Sn meitem lebten 8eri9te nergaB i'd
su bemerten, baB bic allbetannte Sirmc
Stort unb 60. trob sturm unb &eser
am 9onneritas ben II. b. Me. uns mil
einem 8e1ube beebrte. 9tesmal gall
es benz 8. Sisperoing. sic binterlief
,br freunoli9es Nnbenfen in Der Be
ideerung zines redt freseln 8uber. 8it
bod btele Sirmu iid dnsitli9e Gorge
nimmt UNI Die @rbaltung bes Mteni9en:
sei9lehtes! Dafir iei ibr Elm bonnern.
bes Sod sebradt, bas gang &i9mOnt
ipadelt. Sem 9. Sieperorng un5ert
berSli4iten @liidpiuide unb benz jun,
gen 8ladi9mibt 8a9stbum unb Sc:
beiben. Sn Der Eaufe betam Der neue
8irser ben Namen: Souls. Ils ga.
then funsirten Serr 9ebrer 8. 8iebe,
unb Srau BON Sreepurt. Son,tt pdrt
unIer &i9monb wieber nm elm Witsliet
srOBer. 9ta9 neueitet i3dbluns batter
mir $50 @%inmObuer, iebt alio 251. Ir
Ibrabams Sesen fann es alio ni9t feb
len.
llniere Nu5Ise fir bic Seusrsg :
pasuie trafen bier am Na6mittase BEG
II, 8. Ds. elm. gs lit tpirtli9 nidt 81
piel seiast, uie id friiber i6on ertudbn
te, baB mir baour9 oes grOBen 8is:
mards Seer in ben S9atten ftelen.
Iu6 jener @etpiiie Don bier bari midi
n1ebr Don @rblinbuns Der S6malbeu
ipre6en. SD bin iebt pollitdnbis iiber:
seust, oaB mir BON bielen l;eben Tbier=
den germ seiebeu meroea. Nm Nbenoe
senannten Cages bel unierm 8a' abe,
Rari9 nmfatterten iie uns tn sruBen
S9aaren unO itimmteu in ibrer 8eiie
Elm berrli6es Concert an, tpob( rtur our
@bre Der 5eueruebr; benn iOnit finbe.
matt nm bic 3eit aaes rubis in Der
S9walbenbeimatb.
Sieles WanDper bate our 5olse, bas
reut neue Witslieoer Der Seuer,peb,
beitraten. Seute purben bann iofort
audi Nnaiise fir bieie beitelt, welde biz
gum 4. Suli biz ieit ioQen, an tpeldem
Gage mir cine anbere 8arape bur9 biz
Stabt 5um Sicsgtic 8labe balten tper
ben. 9arum beute 2itiinoise @rer5ier,
iibungeu in Der Ndbe bes Sbulbauiea
unb bartholomew um bic Stabt. I'm:
Ter commandments General poer gprpo:
raj, i6 weiB nidt 10 redt ieinen @amen,
aber es ii6 10 etlpas, bat feline
Sa9e gut 9emadt. gr mar 10 in Is
bunoert unb Y%iepenpr0tel audi NAL eini:
&c !3eit in preuBtlhen 9ieniten geftan
ben, unb lit Don Der Sntelisens bes
preuBll6en Seeres u%Olitdnois iberSeust
9a gebt es: yStiQieItanOen! &isr
eu6 re6ts I'M! linfs Inn! febrt -
u1p.
@inise tuaren Der glnii6t, man ion,
bas bpllanbilde COMMANDO iibernebmen
Do9 ba fam man li1 ben Wunb tpuni
i6lpdten. Sir oas ein5i9e @6rtden
uRedts nm" miiBte man bann iasen
y9e game &rempel ial fid orebn, mol
nit, mar maui" Sir rStiaseitanben'
bieB es bann: rSSungens, paEt up, ba,
ipu mot sematt tuoroen." Nu1 bas
lurembursiide COMMANDO tudre 81
lansweilig. 9a hieB es: Spant 81
@idel up fir rfertis"; vlaBt ben Side
furlefutl6" anitatt: vSeuer." 60 blei
ben mir alio be,m preuBiiden gumman:
90, uno tb tuette, in furser 3eit ipirb I'M.
iere Seuerpebr itramme Sunsens aufSu
weiien buben. Satte 8reuBen uur &c
mug BON Der Sorte, 10 tpii,be es gan;
europa &eipect a%bseu,nnen. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

Sie sroBe irtl1e Snouitrieaus
lte0uns miro am "a. SUM in 9nblir
erDfnet tueroen. Die @ebdult6feiter
itno iebr sroB uno impo1ant ulo idmnt
.'9e neutrality-suspicious. iueroe
irii6es 5abrifat iein. 6offentlid fin
AUDI Die Sntereiien Der 9pnamiter &c
bii6reno beridii9ttst tpprnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

9te fran5Oii9e Deputirtentammer
bebanbelt bic Brieiter seraoe pie anbere
Meni6en. sic bat it9 ndmlid NIT 1896
sesen 100 Stimmen semeisert, oieIelben
pom 9ienite in ben 4rmeereierpen aus,
%aunebmen.
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OF :, s.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, n SIS.
Gounty OF Stearns, FIN Probate Court.
deceased. iun hieler
on read ns and filing the petition of Isidore
sn.shait OF Stearns Co. MINI, Representing,
az ato ILg o,aer things that Martin Kiefer late
'St Inc Town Of Brockway in said Stearns
County Con MINI. on the 18th day of June A. D..
aoo3' a! me Town Of Two Rivers died i1testate,
ana De'oga iesiden, of this co. at the time of his
oei q, iesving gooGs, ~eaattels ana estate Within
.ns cedn' y ana that the said Petitioner is a
nephew o said deceased, and pray: % that
aaln; nls'Fsion OF said estate be to him granted;
ire Juoge OF this Court on Saturday the 2Ssh day
Q, Ju'y A. A. 1885, al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the.
Piooase odhce in said County. S
AOu - Is Futber Ordered. that notice thereof he
gwen 10 the heirs OF said deceased and
TO all persons il.ere.ted, by publishing a
OF shis order for til &c successive weeks prior
70 saed day of hearing, in the "Der Nordstern"
a wuekly newspaper printed and published at 81,
C.onu IN slid county.
1885. ""' VI June L.
By the Court.
PETER BRICK,
S-5 Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

Sic iaoltUe Ginuanoerunssse
ieaI6aft bat bei6lOiien, Die iiiblihc.
BroSufte auf jeOe m6slide Irt ausSp
iteaen. GteIe ber Nrtifel, tpelde i
New Orleans our Shau auseeitsut no
rem, tueroen fir bic @eltau&iteQung !
1886 nah 2prnnr tronepnrt'rt mcrhr,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Oefnnocn.

Cine an CHARLES 8risbt ausaeifeute
9eloantpeiiung I'M 8etraae BON $3.50 9ez
tlnben. 8egen 3ahluns Der @iuriidunas9e<
6ltbren tan1 oteielbe in Der Expedition 6ieIes
Slattes IN Gnlplang genommel1 tuerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Nbtun9!

aae Mtttalieber bes S9lbenpereins iinb
hermit erln6t, am 4. Suli, prd5ile 8
ubr Morsens, int S%ereinslofale it'd, einfine
ben 81 tpouen, Unit an Der Carbohydrates
tbetlnebmen gu fDnnen. 8. &ensfen,
.27-2 GpfretGr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

RaP &Obertion& SLIM farfen ale
&rten BON 5armprObuften gesen. baar
uber seaen IustauId ron @aaren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

H9~ Man perseiie 9 o & 6 p.'s
6ffentlide 8eriteiseruns ni9t. 9ieielbe
beqarn beute WDrqen. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

sa1 Cine sroBe Qusuabl bon 3u=
der uno Seuertpert fir ben 4. Suli bei
|Gobertlo jon q Slim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

gar Gobertlon & SLIM ant friberen
8enlen's 8labe, ~nerfaufen Groceries 81
berabseiebten 8reilen. Man iprede bel
linen por.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

- Nultn1an & Tap!or's Dreid= uno
9ampfmaidinen, 3irfelidsen BEL Meb-
peb 8 &iemel, golb Sprinss. 26-6m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Sn nermtetben

Gin neuer, 9erdumiser Store NIT 4 2ir1s
mern TN s~tuetten Stodpert, neben benz Ntin=
neiota Saus 9ele9en. Haberes bel
3. Snerbed.
|25-ba. ct. glouo, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

- gba NIPPON @elbitblnber, &eap.rs,
Wdbmaidinen Bel W 4,to & a.elpel,
,Goto Sprin9s. 2o-6m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
gterte Stuff 6eter
at. S1nno Scbntenparf.

Hto9ramm oes Cages.
@rpBe Barabe Mpr9ens 9 l1Er inter gprs
antrttt Der ct. gloub Union 8anb.
*rafoent bs cages. Gnl. ssm. geEe.mann.
seoe sebaIten bon ebpera 8. suslor.
ableiea Der ltuabbG asisseitseriIaraaa Surd5
Y. T.. &aifer.
Bre;sidieBen Der Sdiiben Gr.is cine op1s
oene Meoaile i'm @ertbe ppn $e5.
Yreisi6,fRrn nad @lasbauen. 8reis $40
UNI
fonitise 8eiuitisrnsen.
sana Nad'mtttaes mo sbenss.
abenSs Seasrlperf anS bensaIitae seIeudtrua.
Der Eart 1T mad Der Observation-Disclosures
fur Sequemli6feiten aus~seita:te lei.
elrem Seeen 1T cine CUTE 1nterbaltuns su=
geiidert. Gue iinb ereebanit einaeiaScu
our Sbeilnabme an Der Seier.
SIN Iuftra9e oes Committees.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

HGsT Ybilppaioia. Batter Clemens
'rprobtes Mittel se9en 9ipbtberia 5u
)a6en in ber Office bs. 8lattes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

s6- Man uerseiie 9 Opb & Cos
Dffentlide @eritei9eruns nl6t. Dieielbe
begann beute Morgen. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

= Mebl uno 8iebfutter BEL S. 8.
BpDo. 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

s@r Man persefe 3 oDS %
6ffentli6e @eriteiseruna ni6t. Gieielbe
begann beute Muraen. 27-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

@elS at nerleiben auf Grunoei-
sentbum. Ra9sufrasen bel $. 6. @ire.12-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

Mebl unb 8iebfuttsr bel S. ..
90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

n&E% &obertion & Slinn perfaufeu
bic beriibmte rSapercool" 8cbmbutt'r
itets auf gis per 8funb. 9ieies III
etmas gang Scenes. Mtan iprede pO,
uno erfunbiqe iib nod ben 8reiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24
Yartnerib p~=Nnf6iung.

Na6 sesenieitisem uebereinfommten bal
iid am beuttsen Sage bic biz babin befton.
bene Sirrna Sebler s. 8riisgemann aufse.
LIFT. Serr Sebler nimmt ale 8erbtnbltet.
teiten auf ii6 unb fuirb bas@ei6dft am alter
8labe tueiterbetreiben. rlniern Sreunben fiji,
Die eruieiene @unit benteno, perbletben mir
N4tun9spou
Geo. Seb1er,
M. 9. 8riggemanr
ct. Glpuo, ben 5. Stunt 1884. 81
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- Mebl unb 8iebfutter BEL S. 8.
8oDb. 90
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on. Ste g%ompa9nie bat S6ntnsen, Site,
Slide uno b6lserne &bhanae ami ufer 6es
sees, ettua elne gtertel Meile BON Sptel
Gafapette, nabe benz @innetonfa Stranoe
anaebradt. Die f6Dnen Bldbe, bic ftatt>
lttften an benz See, peroen fir MbbaItune
BON Slcsgelcs gegen enc serinse 8ersiitun9
etnserdumt. I'm Haberes, Saten etc. tpenbr
man iid an %. 8. 8risbt, Social Sifet>
Ngent ooer an Geo. :. Seluer, @rcuriipns.
Q9ent So. 10, Niconet Saus .. Wttnneopos
lts ooer an 6. 8. @arren
81 General Eaiiaeter=Nse
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EkJ- Beniiondre, bic ii9fur @rb6buns
ibrer Beniion beredtist slauben, nc: :bea
in ibrem Snterefie banbeln, mel n iie
ooripreden Bel @et & Troutm a n.
gloub, Minn. 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-24

- SDeben erbalten cine giienbabns
tuasenlaouns gbampipnsM aidtnen Bel
Mebpeo & 8ieuel, Cob Springs.
26-6nt
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
Probate Court.

The March term Of the Probate Court will
open next Monday. There will be adjustment
of claims in the following estates: Susan +.
Gleason, Elisha T. Hollowel, Rebecca j. Cor
win. Thos. Wilson, Sophia Ulrich, James W.
HYDE and William Cager.
Est of Dennis Barry John Cary app admir-,
bond in sum of 81 900. John Martin, surety.
Notice 10 creditors to May term.
Est of X Maddox inventory and report OF
acts ann and ordered recorded.
Guardianship of VIM August Hess ct al; rep
Of acts app and ord rec.
Est of Lambert Hellstern same order.
Fst of John Delaiuc same order.
Est of Wm Daneaher; Margaret Dancahcr
ann admrx. bond in the sum of $500; Patrick
II Mccormick, " T Walsh, surcties; app.
Notice 10 creditors to May term.
Est of David Xliuefel'er; Urias Meyer app
admr. bond in sum Of $4,000. John Fahler
and levi Fahler, sureties, app. Notice TO
creditors to May term
Est of Chas II Gl eeni appraisement bill app
and ordered recorded.
Est of Hagen Haywood; orderiforifina set
tlement to May term.
Est OF Betsey Brewick same order.
Est of Ruth J Vanmeter; will admitted To
probate and Jacob II Nanmeter app ex; per.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

Ottawa was represented at the cooking
main at Blue Island last Saturday night by
several of her noted chicken fancicrs. Along
towards the heel of the nights fun detach
ment of "cops" from Chicago, headed by
the sheriff, swooped down on the "birds tc
gather cm in; and they did. The Ottawa
delegation and the Blue Island boys were no
put under arrest, but those from Chicago
were taken back in a special car, "jugged
and fined. Those who were liberated hae
their names taken down as they passed
through the door, the boys from this city
giving such names as Ole Strand, Pete koop
per, John Rodney, Frank Kendig, Dan O'Kan'
nfn
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Judge Blanchard left last Monday for Grun-
dy county, and is holding court there.
Judge stipp arrived from his home in
Princeton last Monday afternoon, and has
been presiding over the Circuit Court this
week.
Some of the doors OF the offices in the Court
House are badly warped, and the moldng is
also out of place. This is due, no doubt, to
the heat.
In the suit of Gedncy Lyman the proceed
ipgs in the record for the Supreme Court Gov
er over 1000 pages Of manuscript-one OF
the largest suits brought in the circuit clerk 5
Office for many years.
Patrick Wolf, Oliver Cornell, William Reed,
Augustin Smith and John Stout took the
places, as grand jurors, of c. NJ. Smith, Amos
Baldwin, Theodore Schlanbusch, Warren WI
lev and William Gilman, four Of whom did
not respond to their names and two being
excused
The grand jury finished its duties yesterday
afternoon, returning Is indictments, as fol-
lows:
Geo. Dykes, false pretcnses.
Same, larceny, &c.
Thos Finnern, selling liquor to minors.
Same, keeping tipping house
Same, selling liquor without license.
Augustin H Frank, selling liquor without
| license.
Louis Gaynor, tppling house, &c.
| Same, selling liquor without license
Albert b Clifford, selling liquor without
| license.
Same, tippling house, &c.
same selling liquor to minors.
Vim Meakle, alias Scotty, burglary and
John Ryan, jr., assault with intent to com.
nit rape. ..,.,.-
Albert Smith, selling liquor without license
| Same, tipping house, &c:
John Starr, alias Albert Martin, larceny.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
After Life's Fitful Fever.

A subdued, solemn sadness pervaded the
hearts of the people last Wednesday, as they
gathered about the beautiful mansion corner
of La Fayette and Columbus streets, in the
hallway of which, in an elegant velvet caskct,
dressed in suit of tbroadcloth, lay its master
Hon. VIM. Reddick, dead The features bore
the same calm serenity as in life but the
noble heart that gave them animation had
hushed its beatngs and was stiled forever.
Early Sunday morning the question was
asked, "What mean the flags at half-mast on
the court house?' and then the sorrowful in
telligence spread quickly throughout the city
that William Rcddck had suddenly died that
morning. He arose as usual, dressed himself
and went down stairs, but being taken with a
weakness sat down in his easy chair and about
Soclock he was found there-dead. His de
mise in this manner had been predicted by his
physicians, as he was affected by disease of
the heart Monday morning the telegraph
flashed the news to all the prominent officials
in the state and Ed. G. Lewis, chairman Of the
board oe supervisors telegraphed the various
members of that body convenng them in
SDCtEl ocsSloi NCulccuds NUN " tdhC az
propriate action relative to the death of Mr..
Reddick
The body lay in state last Wednesday fore
noon, being visited by hundreds and hundreds
of sight-seers until about 2:30 p. m, when the
procession started. The funeral services at
the residence consisted of vocal music by the
quartet, Mrs. Jordan, Miss McNair and
Messrs. Kendall and Pritchard. Rev. NJ. X.
Whittlesey offered touching prayer and Rev.
G. S. Young, of Elgin, spoke in an eloquent
and feeling manner paying fine tribute TO
the worth and life-work of the deceased. The
following acted as pall-bearers: Judge Evans,
William r. Milligan, and c. D. Trimblc of
this city; Col. Ralph Plumb, of Streator; Hon.
Elmer Baldwin, of Farm Ridge; Alexander
Vaughey, of Seneca; and 5. VI. Hesiett, Of
Mendoza. The funeral cortege which was a
large and imposing one, wendea its way to
Ottawa cemetery in the following order:
Minister in carriage.
Band on foot
Military on foot.
Fire Department on foot.
Hearse.
Pail Bearers, carriages.
Mourners, carriages.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
G. w. w. BLAKE,

NUstJ iN tNuHftTN.
NJ ASTER's SALE.-sTATE0 OF ILLINOIS, IA SALLE
M CouNTy-ss La Sale County Catun Court
In the matter OF Charles l.. Hubbard, Administrator
of the Estate of Charles c. Hubbard, deceased n Mary
H. Powers. Albert &. Powers, Josie X. Powers ELIZA
beth Powers Julia A. Lucas. James Lucas Marcus X
Powers, d. W. Powers. Eliza Powers, William II.
Powers Emory Cox. Laura Cox, Lillian Cook, Elmer
Cook Arthur Cox. Warren Cox. BERTHE Cox and A. ID.
Smith, defendants. Bi 10 t'oreciose Mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
decetal order entered in the above entitled cause, IN
said court on the second day Of March A. d. 1885.
George W W. Blake Master in Chanccry for said court
on Monday the sixth day of April A. D. 1885 at two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. shall sell at public
north door Of the County Court House in Ottawa n
said county the following described real estate situate
i'm the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, to wit
The southeast quarter NJ OF the northwest quarter
OF section thlrty.siX and the northwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter co of said section thrtysA
1850: aud the northeast quarter - OF the northeas
quarter 90 of section thrtyhye t35) all In township
number thirtysix (6( north range two 9 east OF th,
third PRINCIPAL meridian; together with all ana sngula
the tenements and heredaments thereunto belonging
" GEO. w. W. BLAKE.
March 18th, A. D. 1885. Master III Chancery:
LORENZO LRLAND. Complts Solicitor. marl44N
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
Splendid HOnOrs.

The public should note the fact that the
only proprietary medicine on earth that ever
received the supreme award Of Gold Medal al
the great International World Fairs, Indus.
trial Expositions and State Fairs Is ST. Jacobs
Oil. After the most thorough and practical
tests, in hospitals and elsewhere, 1t has uni,
yersally triumphed over all competitors and
been proclaimed by judges and jurors, inclu
ding eminent physicians, to be the best pam
curing remedy in existence.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
In the Offices.
MARRIAGES.

Paul p Maick and Agnes NJ Morrison; + l.
Bunsen and Cassie Dewitt; Frank Smith
and Sophia johnson; Theobold Young and
Maria st. German; Daniel Bernard and Julia
Bockstatter; Edward II Laughlin and Minnie
l. Davis Hilliard Harris and Mrs Lavina
Chase; Ross c Mitchell and Ethel May Marri-
ner; Fred w Kohrt and Mary + Weisner;
Barney n Orsland and Martha Z Buland;
Chas B Dickens and Flora Gabler.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

sonal bond in the sum of $500, app. Notice
to creditors to May term.
Est of William Reddick; will admitted tc
probate, and Geo w Armstrong app OK, per
sonallbond in the sum of s200,O app; Gee
Beatty, John Stout and Jacob Degen, ap
pointed appraisers, Notice to creditors to
May term.
Est of Mary Williamson; guardianship OF
G NJ Williamson, minor.
Est Catherine Jaeger; reports of acts app
and ordered recorded.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
Death of wm Reddick---Special Meeting
of the Board of Supervisors.

in consequence c. the death of WIN. Red
dick, who for many years had been so prom
inen. member of the county Board OF super
yisors, a special meeting of that body was
called on Wednesday to take appropriate ac-
ton in view Of the sad event. An official rec
ord of the proceedings will appear in our
next. Its main action, however, was the adop-
ton of the following resolutions, reported by
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

In the supreme court here yesterday morn
inc, f. s. Leland in behalf of the La Sale
county bar and Hon. Melville w. Fuller in
behalf of the bar of Chicago, presented reso-
lutions of respect and condolenceon behalf of
the death of Judge Walker. Chief Jnstice
schofeld, Judge Dickey and Judge Tunni-
cliffe responded and the court adjourned in
respect to the memory of the deceased, un-
I'll n m
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

,I,AN SALE. NOrICE.-NOtiCe Is hereby
/ given 20 the unknown owners OF ana tue unknown
parties Interested IN The lot hereinafter described ana
an other persons whom IL may concern that AZ sac OF
rnquet lands aud town lots by the Treasurer ana tN
oIcio collector of La Sale county In the state uf III
nu- for state county and other taxes ana costs Que
thereon for thr wear k D sS! and previous years, held
M the County Court House in the city of OTTAWA IN saul
county commencing the llth day Of June A. ~ lS,,
and continued from day to day pursuant 10 law, u II;
yrnon hrcane the purchaser OF the following described
l6t situated IN said county and state. VIZ: ,,-
Lot two ~, Block hfty'tNo ~ ~ siate AIuuo
10 the Town VI Ottawa; taxed in the name of Mary
DWycr. ,-..-. .
That said lot sod " the taxes OF the year ~ ~
ssl and that the time OF redemption of said lot from
aiI sae and nnrcIa.e will expire the 22d day OF
June \. u. 1885, " y. uh ..ii.NM'
March H. lSS5-,w AS7Ighct.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14

The property left by the late William Red
dick is by competent authority said to amount
to fully 100000.
Some time ago VIM. Reddlck donated hall
in the Reddek block to be used by the Father
Mathew T. A. Society for aperiod of ten years
without rent
The handsome pyramid of flowers which
stood at the foot of the coffin as the body OF
Mr.. Reddiek lay in state, last Wednesday, was
the gift of his adopted daughter.
A portion of the residence of Esq. Fishei
on Illinois Avenue, was the building in which
VIM. Reddick lived when he was sheriff OF
tbe county, in 1853. 1t was then on Court st.
1t is said that the law in reference to the
appointment of nine library trustees lodges
the appointing power entirely in the hands of
the mavor and that the aldermen have nothing
10 do with it. The same authority states that
but one member Of the library trustees can
be taken from the city council. Is this cor
rect?
William Reddick was one Of the committee
that purchased the ground whereon is now To-
Gated the county Jail. 1t was his belief that
when the new court house was to be erected
II would be built on Washington Park, and
the present site was selected with that view,
his ideas being concurred in by the other
members of the committee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
G. w. w. BLAKE.

UuSte1 N ChdHcfV.
MASTERS SALE.-STATEOFI ILLINOIS, La SALLE
vi CoUNTy-ss. La Sale County CIRCUIT Court
In the matter Of Milton Hicks rs Henry Lpprant.-
nechdniCs Lien.
Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF a
dccrctal order entered In the above entitled cause n
said count on the sixth day of November A. u. 1884
l. Geo w w. Blake. Master In Chancery for said court
on Thursday the second day Of April D. 1885 at eleven
auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the south
door of the County Court House in Ottawa In said
county all the right title and interest Of said Henry
Iipprant in and to the following described real estate
situate in the county La Sale and state OF Illinois. tc
Wit: The east half (l) of the southwest quarter ) OF
section thirteen 49, In town thirty (3 north rang,
three i9( east: of the third principal meridian, situated
IN the county and state aforesaid together with all ant
singular the tenements and hereditamens thereuntt
belonging GEO. W. W. BLAME,
ottawa, March 5th, A. u 1885. Master in Chancery.
H. n RYoN, Solr for C0mplt. marI-4w
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
M. N. ARMSTRONG,

attorney az IHN.
AvOTICE.-EsTArK OF WILLIAM RKDDiCK, DE
~ cEAsEp-Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed Executor of the last Will and testament Of VIZ
liam Reddck, late Of the county OF Ia sale anu state
Court of said county the third Monday being the ls
day OF May 1896 at tue Probate Court HoO IN Otla
wa in said county when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate are netihed to NJ
tend and present the In writing for adjustment
Dated this i.th day Of March A. p. lsS5.,o,,,o,,o lsS5.
GEO. W. ARMSTRONG,
mar,I-3w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
.Married.

On the 2Sth ult.. by Arthur Lockwood, ESQ, Mr..
WILLIAM 4. HOLMES TO Miss LIZZIE MCCOMBS
both OF South Ottawa.
On the 9th inst, by the same. Mr.: DANIEL BER
NARD to Miss JULIE BOCkSrATTER both of tile
town OF Serena.