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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10

SWISS STATION FOR SALE.--Sherbun &
Smith, auctioneers, by order of Mrs L.
Bonetti, executrix. will offer for sale at
auction on the premises at II \. NJ. Tues
day, July Dist, the well known Swiss
Station ranch, orchard, residence and
business place of John Bonetti, deceased,
situated three miles south of Sacramento
on the Upper Stockton road. The ranch
comprises 119 acres, of which about 40
acres are planted to grapes, 3 acres of
blackberries, 10 acres of vegetable garden,
over 300 peach trees, large number Of other
fruit trees, and the balance is grain land.
Also, large residence, barn and saloon.
Also, a small residence with fine cellar
Also, two horse powers, with four pumps;
three windmillS, with pumps, the whole
being well fenced A school-house adjoins
the farm on the north. The Upper Stock
ton road divides the ranch in almost equal
parts; county road bounds the farm on
the south and a lane on the north Also,
two spring wagons, and lot of farming
tools. The title is perfect Terms, cash.
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Frishtful Case Of a COlOred Man.

contracted a fearful case of blood poison in
1855 | was treated by some of the best physi-
clans i'll Atlanta. They used the old remedies
of Mercury and Potash, which brought on
rheumatism and impaired my digestive organs.
Every Joint in me swollen and full of pain.
When I was given up to die, my physicians
thought it would he a good time to test the vir-
tue of Swift's Specific. When / commenced
taking S S. S. the physician said could not
live two weeks under the ordinary treatment.
He commenced to give ethe medicine strictly
according to directions, which continued for
several months. | took nothing else, and COM
menced to improve from the very first. Soon
the rheumatism left me, my appetite became all
right, and the ulcers, which the doctor said
were the most frightful he had ever seen, began
to heal, and by the 1st OF October 1884, l was a
well man again. ] am stronger now than ever
was before, ard weigh more. s. S. S. has saved
me from an early grave.
LEM MCCLENDON.
Lem McClendon has been in the employ ofthe
Chess C&rlcy Company for some years, and
know the above statements to be true. At the
time he began taking Swift's Specific he was in
a horrible condition. | regard his cure almost
miraculous. w. B. CROSBY, Manager,
Chess Carley Co., Atlanta Division.
Atlanta, CD, April 49, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
n. Y, 1877 W. 23d st. Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga.
fe5-1y,SWfY
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Administrators sale of real estate.
For Sale-Two good mares.
To Rent-Barn at Ninth and G.
Red House-Special inducements.
Bids for a State sidewalk.
Summons to Peter Larsen.
Female Cook.
All kinds of help at Houston's
House of eight rooms to let
Stephenson's grand gift sale.
WeinstOck Il Lubin-C 0. D.
Hale Bros. IL Co.-White goods.
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MARRIED.

July Spy Rev H. H. Rice, at the
residence of Joseph I. Keepers, William Hen
ley to Annie F. Meyers, both of Sacramento.
July BY Rev. Dr. Charles Taub-
ner, at the residence of Fred Lothhammer,
Frederic Wesemann of Washington Territory,
to Mary Schall, of Wisconsin
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10
CANDY FACTORY.
NEW YORK STATE.

| The " EVENING JOURNAL, print
ed at Albany. the capital If the
state ofNew York, isthe best adj
/ vertising medium in the State,
| and the best daily newspaper.
| Its Weekly edition is the leading |
weekly in New York, and is sent
for 81 a year TO any part of the |
country, postage free. Every
subscriber to the Weekly also |
receives grctuitOHSly a copy for |
one year of the monthly maya
zine GOOD Cheer" The SEMI
WEEKLY JOURNAL is sent for 81
year, and with it is sent free Of
charge for one gear, the house
hold magazine, GOOD Cheer"
and the farmers monthly, Our |
Country Home" Send orspoci- |
men copy.
W. J. ARKELL, President,
Albany, n. Y.
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SMYRNA, n. Y. March 80, 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune W. a.
Stephenson, 500 J street, Sacramento, CAL
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
CRY LICENSES Now DUE.-Pay on or be-
fore the 10Th and save costs. Procure your
dog tags also.
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The little Flower Girls terms of sale are Cash On
Delivery. 1t is wise way of dealing, and rebounds
much to the buyers interest to the sellers. Cash
tends to lower prices. Credit initiates them. But why
theorze when the towering advantages of cash dealing
receive at stores many real and practical proofs
uly finds with brilliant aud varied assortment
of everything needed for Summer and early Fall
We have been wide-awake and vigan in replacing with
goods the nroads made in stock by the heavy
trade of the Spring season. that fasteners are n070
6u1fg 70h the satisfaction 70lch c0u1es from 7Oide
so1tuentte best goods, tile best styles, tie best qualities
and the L070est prizes.
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To-DAY.-Large variety Of ladies' hand
satchels and money purses, at special good
value Red House.
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BOARD OF SUPERv1soRs.-The Board me-

utes read and approved. On motion of
Mr.. McMullen it was resolved that the sum
of 5000 be borrowed from the fund in Road
District No. Is, and the same be transferred
to the general road fund for present use, to
be paid after the money in the road fund
is appropriated The Board spent the
greater portion of the day acting as a
Finance Committee.
CLOSING CoNCERT.-AIiss E. NJ. Rowe and
pupils will give their closing concert for the
year at the Congregational Church next
Wednesday evening, on which occasion
they will be assisted by Miss Ida Clinch
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SALOONS. ETC.
DELTA SALOON

Il il 1 aTd R O O. m -
Southeast Corner Sixth and I streets,
81 Hot Lunch, IL to l O'Clock. ~6s
NHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, AND THE BEST
" of Beer on hand. The proprietor, FRED.
FRICKE formerly of the PALISADE-, invites
his old friends and the pnhlic TO call lel9-lplM
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1918 FIFTH STREET. PET. j ARB X

TINE SHARPEsT, COOLEST AND MOST
4 Delicious Beer always on dTaught AZ ees; q,
glass Best of Wines, Liquors ana Clgga .1 u
stock EDWARD DIET ERIE, Proprietor
je17-sptf
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To-DAY.-No. all-silk satin and gros-
grain ribbon block pattern), 9 cents per
yard Red House.
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ADvERTIsEEHlENT MENTION

Metropolitan Theater, Tonight California
Diamond.
Metropolitan Theater-We, SIS Co., July 18th.
Unity Circle-This evening.
Attention-N. S. g. W.
Harmony LOdge-To-night
Concert-Wednesday, July 18th.
Red Jacket Tribe-This evening.
Mite Society-This evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10

THE best value iIr millinery ever offered
in Sacramento is now being sold at our
millinery sale at Red House; Hats for 5
and 10 cents worth three times the price ;
French flowers, at a quarter the regular
price
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There will be no admission charged, and all
interested in the work of the Association are in
yited BY order of FRED. E. RAY,
jyS-3t Vice-President, Acting President.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10

THE GALA NIGHT OF SAcRAMENTo.-On
account of the reception rendered Miss
Flora Walsh tonight at the Metropolitan
Theater, the Artillery and HusSar Bands
have decided 10 give a complimentary con-
cert in front of the theater this evening
from to o'clock, in honor of her return
home to California after her Eastern sue
cesses. This will be one of the gala nights
It the season in both amusements at the
metropolitan Theater.
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PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK !
DIVIDEND NOTICE

L1OR THE SIX MONTHS FNDING JUNE
I. 30, 1885 dividend at thu rate Of five q per
cent. per Gnnum has been declared on capital
stock and culinary deposits payable immedi-
diately. jyf-ot WIN. f. HUArUON Cashier.
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on THIS OCCASION
" EiI w ILL ~ s.

Instructor in the School OF Design, San Fran
cisco Art Association. will address the Asso-
citation, illustrating his remarks with exam
pies of the work OF the Composition Class in
the School.
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SACRAMENTO BANK
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Alta REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
a of Directors of the Sacramento Bank, held
July I, 1885, a DIVIDEND was declared for the
term ending June 80, 1885, at the rate of Three
Seventy-fve Per Cent. per annum on Ordinary
Deposits and Five Per Cent PEI annum on
Term Deposits and paid up Capital Stock, and
payable on and after JULY Z, 1885.
iyS-6t ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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CLARK & Co. are selling Is lbs. granulated
sugar for 81. We are going to slaughter
hundreds of dollars worth of groceries in
next ten days. Store and fixtures for sale. IS
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SAIEl

Q
ST ,150-i0xl6o south side street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
1,0G0-S0Xl60, northwest corner Eleventh
and ID streets
1,S00-S0Xl60 south side street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
1,550-SOXi6Q, north side q street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
S0O-S0XlG0, south side y street between
Twentieth and Twenty first. Cheap
1,2oo-SlNl60 south side 0 street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Reduced
from 81 80.
1,0oG-S0Xl60 south side I street l. tween
Nineteenth and Twentieth
2,000-S0Xl6O, with two small houses. south
east corner Nineteenth and streets
1,CoO-ioxl'0 south side X street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
Soo-IoNSl northwest corner Ninth AID
streets.
S5o-Soxl60, northeast corner Twenty-so nj
aud l. streets.
1,9oo-l6Gx1G0, northeast corner Twent In
and streets.
3,Oo0-S2OXl60 (half block, north side y
street, between TwenIy-flrSt ana Twe.i-
ty-second.
Also
2,10o-A full block between and L, Thir-
tieth and Ihiity-hr;t streets, or viii
sell in los of s0Xl60
We also have Business and Dwelling Properly
for sale that viii return big interest on the
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To-MoRRow.-Special sale of plain and
brocaded silk and satin handkerchief. at
exceedingly good value. Red House =
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ATTENTION, FRUIT GROWERS !

4 MEETING OF VITAL INTEREST 10 ALL
n Fruit Growers will be held at Changers
Hall, Tenth and X streets,
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1885,
At 1OAM All interested in the Fruit Industry
are urged to be present. BY order of
iy7 st THE COMMITTEE.
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ST. DAVID'S,

HOTELS AM, KtzTAURAAT.4.
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Business Advertisement,

Real Estate-swiss Station, July Dist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Justus Stevens, mayor of Princeton, H.,
who died suddenly at that city Sunday OF
last week was democrat by birth and con-
viction. In city overwhelmingly repub-
lican he was elected 10 many offices OF
trust. He was delegate to the Democrat
ic National Convention of 1856 at Cincln-
matt, which nominated James Buchanan,
and q delegate 70 the convention in 1868
which nominated HOratio Seymour. The
Tribune in an exhaustive and able tribute
to the deceased speaks as follows; I'VE
feel his loss not only as that Of public
spirited man and party friend, bu. as one
for whom We entertained high respect
and warm personal regard. "A man IN
whom opposition simply intensified the
determination to win, we frequently disa-
greed with him in relation 10 local affairs
and never hesitated to maintain our end OF
the controversy 70 the best OF our ability,
and yet for us, much younger man, he
always had CHEEKY greeting, q pleasant
smile and kind word, and We could not
but admire his sturdy msnliness, his in'e9'
rify, his keen, iucisiye reasoning and his
shr, WI estimate OF Of the force OF men,
means and measures, and as time passed
on and the m, re intimately we came to
know him, the more We esteemed him.
He was known az man Of intense persiS-
tency in adhering to his opinions and g
grim determination and unqustling cour
age in putting them into e9ect, and yet we
came to know that If, In forming thoae
opinions, he found his facts erroneous, or
that his conclusions or deductions would
not stand the test Of an analysis, with
nod of the head, laugh and chat is SO; |
guess you are right" be would concede the
ground at once. But If you attacked him
after he had fully determined on his
course, you almost invariably found every
inch of his defensive line fully fortified
and SO skillfully defended as 10 be sell
nigh impreguable."
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Female Trouble.
1.-THE MOST SUCCESSFUL "

OrfAs., Ia sale Co. II, May 5th 1888 Ma. DR.
< nnG-Lslr Er,esa feel L ny duty 70 DE sun ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

AO'rICE.-EsrArE OF SOPHIA ULRICH, DECD
~ Notice u hereby given that the undersigned, Ad'
mulsraior OF the Estate Of Sophia urich late Of ths
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased VIII
sppesr before the Probate Court Of said county on the
third Monday (oeing the 10th day) OF March 1850 ~
the Probate Court Room in Ottawa, In said county.
when and where all persons having claims or demands
against said etAe notified 70 attend and present the
same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day OF January a. D. ISIS
WALLACE DONDANVll1.E.
Ian,,>y Administrator
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One Of the Greatest Cares In the
Annals Of Medicine.

CHAMPAIGN, III, January "a 1870 iAe PI3sc
When rs s~n, for MI. Or keck for treatment hsd
beeo sca over yesy and for sI months hsd not oeen
abs 70 AZ up over twenty minutes at ume wllnoat
fsIacnk WAS 40 reduced In blood that looked VINE
and deathlise aad ny strength was completely et
hgustsd and my nervous system totally ~reSAei !
VA he victim u the most terrible pains IN Tuy hean
ana stomach and Transient neuralgia all over my pOuy
nd frequent trouble with my Kidneys md bladder;
VIA retention someumes for Two or three days !
could seep but little. had cold eweats great deal ana
on account OF the condition VI stomach could Ahs 10
roariahnen. but milk and lime water Tor nvo mOntnt'
From this t!spldstod condition had no hope 81 Frt
una better but ny husband Tso rpsly pefsusltu 70
send for DR. Kecx vho came 20 my house, a. y W.
i'm DOs,ble for me 20 70 her ostce. II seemed Gt
co III not I've much longsr without he!p, ana HaI
tried faithfully but ykn,y sl cou d In Champaign
weighted bot sky ave pocuds when ] began htr
HecA's treatment. suffered also from NE SO4sI CSih
DlicADn Of female troubles, In two months was anc
10 20 TO her At the Drnr House in carTaSe " pclas
carried " and from the cArri9se and up shlrA from
Tia tine my Improvement wss steady, un4 HA aO!e
70 70 with Mrs kCck 70 her !Ihrrnary where my res
tOrs,.on xss cOnp.r.vd With total gain offorty seven
pounds IN Nssut MP 20 March L. ls, and OF nftyhye
p1,ands N dsts For the pat eight months since ny
retlrn have been doing my own hOuyeworK and sew
ing for my family OF husband and I'VE children, result
which none Of my friends nor my-clf expected. MIS-
Keck has and deserves my Uarme~t support Ahi en-
dJrseueSt RespectfulIy MIS-, Obp. '" FtEhfh'
Female Trouble.
DPTAg, Ia safe Co IL May yth, lsDl Mt-S. DR.
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Ma,tied.

On Ira Lc ins! 1t the restderoe OF M gsoo Ge,sor
by Arthur lockwood, Esq Mr. JOHN HEISs'S 10 Mis-
SOPHIE ELIXIR, al OF Ottawa.
On the 2ist inst Al the Ottawa nopse, BY the same
Mr.. SIMEON A. PERkISS, OF Green Bay. WLtcocB!n
70 Miss FRANKIE NAY. OF same place.
In Masse,iles, ct tae ps.s?nsge b Be- NJ, St'sGe
HAWAII +. TR0XEI, both OF OTTAWA
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u,AN SALE NOTICE.-Houce is hereby
given 70 the unknown owners Of and the unknown
parties interested the lands lots and parts OF lots
hereinafter described and oil other persons whom IL
may concern that at sale Of delinquent lands and town
lots by the Treasurer ana eSocio collector OF La Sale
county In the state OF Illinois, for state, county and
other taxes and costs due thereon for the year A. D. l
and previous years. held 81 the County Court House In
the city of Otsws in said county. commencing on the
18th day OF Ju-e 1888, and continued from day TO
day pursuant TO law Stout the 18th day OF June
D. 1888 became the purchaser of the following described
tracts of land situated in said county snd state, viz
IN tchoss rons Srbd,rt No
t1rkf sion. y, T. II. Ays
A Mcdonald ,..,.... EA SRk 10 ~
Allen McDousit.... wy SWS II 70 "
That all OF said tracts of land sold for the taxes
OF the year isS and that the time OF redemption OF
said OF land from said sae and purchase will OK
pra on the 18th day OF jane A. u. 1854
Also At the aforesaid sale j. Stout on the 18Th day OF
June A. 1858 became the purchaser OF the fooNin ing
described tracts Of land, situated in said county and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

CHICAGO, Ill, June - ISL 10 ne Is-. t.iaA
my duty 10 the suffering TO state H': - been don.
for me in the ireatmcst Of "Tul- lsg' lad Larry
running sore the INSIDE ~ 10y r-h .N4A tof usl
years Wa In bed ~intsr, TIE ":tsr - years n-
being able 70 do any work. IN TIE LrahllAf -
treated by three OF the b'st doctor "a tAainpAsn
county where nen resided, ard ~ TO "a ltlc>ya
without success Ny LIMB WA very Jat, ana - 49,
much OIUatod al over, But AFTER 'aslAS ig-a'menl
under the advice " Mrs pr. krCS Que trSr &c
tirely we'll and DO ny Worz ty- ~ eve n ts
family | shah H. s.sd ~ 10y moro SPOUT ny 80 =
any M Who vl.he. Respectfully, ~ \. bSJs
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NICHOLSON & GENTLEMAN.

EINAL IEMEST.-EsrAFr op
SEIs. y. COED, DySEtsEo.-Sotice Is hereby
tyen % al persons Interested said estate that the
undersigned Arniintstrsyis OF the Rtate Of said Eeh
Y. Cord deceased, will appear before the Probate
Court OF he county a Ia Sale sp OF Illinois al
the County Court Hore, IN Ottawa in said county on
Monday, tie 18th day Of March A n lh5, for The
plrpC-e OF rendering account OF her proceedings In
The Administration Of said for the final settlement
Dated Of Ottawa thL- ;psh day Of January lSss
SUSANNA CORD,
ATTEST: a. I. BAHTEIs Administrative.
Clerk Probate Court. IA Sale Co. III jansl-3v
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Read the, Through the End 1t will Pay You

public 70 make known what your valuable rled.ctna
and advice have done for have LOT been 80 VT
for ave yea-e as a. prescn. II hE' Gov Bean hn-
months since TOOK your medicines. aDl s.!l 'eci reN
well was AFFLICTED With cstarrh " TIE head, aud ~
female troubles OF the wor! KIND could EOt rest seI OF
n,ghia: SEVERE pain IN the side and back; SE Vssf
much neblItatei all over. | copscieDtou,.y rccvn
mend your trcaimen: 10 al suffering Any perSc
ioup'.na chls statement vii pcS'f address or 81. ss~
NE ven tTtLJ your ''''7' ~ y. i'''N ~
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REMEDIES IN 7

Is invaluable for Sprains, Praises, shoalderS
Lameness, Affection OF the Tentbrns Cr Lisa- !
ments. Splints, rheumatism, &C. Il Il al
remedy that should always be Kept on hard
In every stable II no, tcgnd 81 reprH7cn'eil
we Will refund money.
PRICE SloO. \
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Sonsuuptiou.

PEnRI, Ill, ApG 9. iSs1-Sss, pH. hACK--..s
Nsdan: Is IL now over two years s.oce you Clre M
OF Consumption and, ~ wondcri0! 81 my S-Ee r4t p
IA . - permanent. have worked hard AT my rals
and en)oyed good health since recovered lldcr youf
treatment in is1 ron hopeless and apanlo coo
dt.On sud now feel M vel 81 ever IN my ne w.
y0u ALL suCcer. You-s with respect and S-si.illf.
" W. WARNER, 20 B.-het Street
,Da for former letters ard history 9, ta, rstraNa
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Ths. AZ OF said tracts OF land sold for the taxes
Of the yes- 1892 and that the time Of redemption
Of said trscs OF snd from sad sale and purchase VIII
ca pire on the 18th day Of June A. D. 1886.
Also a. the Aforesaid sale j. Stout on the 1871 day OF
June D. 1855 became the purchaser Of the follow Ing
described lots and part, Of town lo,s situated in
lad county and state. viz:
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3. r. LINCOLN,
a1Brev at Lam.

s1I5Encp OF lAffO.
M ASH - SAlK--STAIkOPI ILLINOIS, l.. SALLK
Nl COUNTS, Ia SQii< Coun.y Circuit Cont
In The mater .: william l. Grisgs ~. Martha 4.
Smith ard Ann II. SarYCDt-Op bD, 10 PyccLose
HcrL3I2t.
Public notice - hereby given, hist in pursuance OF a
cecrCta! order entered Ia the above entitled csI In
said court, on the twenty ut day Of January 1873
l. Geo. ". ". Blsse. Master in Chalcery for said
on Monday, the second day Of March A. u. 1885, at
OCloc IL the sfteruoon OF sod day scl at public sgc.
ton 10 the hhe-, and oss bidder FOR cash. the south
door Of the County Court House In Ottawa, in said
county tae iolioT.nI described real estate. situate in
The county Of IA Ssie and state Of Illinois 70 wit: Lot
Five t5l IN Block Two ta In Teeda Addition 10 The city
OF Mendoza tc-eihe! with AL and singular the teEe-
rueHte and he-ti!taMents ihercunto belonging
GEO. ". W. BLAKE,
Da!et jan. cis., 4. D. isS5. Master IN Chancery
4. 7. LINCOLN, CCuplts -olr. jan3l-5S
NOTfCE,-EsrAfE OF JANIS ". HYDE DBC'p.
~ Notice a hereby given Ast the UNDERMINED, hd.
mirtatos attn the viii annered Of The ftate Of jos.
". Hyde late OF the county Of La Sale and state Of n
nos decHd, win appear before the Probate Court Of
sad county 90 tse third Monday being the 18th day.
March lA q: TIE Probate Court room In Ottawa In said
county Shen and where al persons having claims or
demands aanh. aid estate are notified 10 ateDd sud
pryzsen. The ss-ne Ia writing FOR adjustment.
Dated This @Nh DAY OF January A. D. I65J
NORRIS r. BROWN,
taL.'~sN AtmiDtgtrnfOr Il,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

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Ths: ~ CT Es!d lots AID psts Of lots sold atore
ssd 10, the tal.s OF the year A n 1879: and that the
time OF REDEEM pton OF said los and parts OF lots from
SAID sale sad purchase win expire on the 18Th day Of
june A. D. 1876.
Aso, OF toe Atoresald sale j. Stout the Dh day OF
jena 1898 became the pure. q the following
described town ios AID parts Of ,o-s. situated In said