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National Republican., 1885-09-21

Wednesday whisperings.


At the solicitation of citizens of Baltimore
and Washington the Baltimore and Ohio will
run one more Of those delightful excursions to
the famous caverns of Luray on Wednesday,
Sept 20. Leave Baltimore $50 n, M; Washing
ton, $50 a. III. Each ticket entities the holder
to Il reserved scat coupon for the day. There Is
no CrowdlnC or confusion, either going or re.
turning. Small parcels and packages can be
left In the cars with perfect safety, MS they are
locked and guarded by special watchmen.
Covered phaCtons transfer passengers to and
from the caves, and protect them from the sun
md rain, so the weather has nothing to do with
the success of the trip. No change Of clothing
Is required to visit the caverns. A pair of gum
shoes for ladies aTC preferable hut not indis.
pcnsable, as tho walks are comparatively dry
The caves are lighted with tn, electric light,
aided by hundreds of candles, thus fully dis.
playing all their hidden beauties. Round.trip
rate, $3.50, which includes admission. Remem-
her the date of excursion, Wednesday, Sept. 81
Purchase your tickets with reserved seat, Mt
J07, Gl0 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
baltimore and Ohio depot on the morning of
excursion. Train leaves Washington $50 a. M
BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
mOpulipbt NIGHTS until 10 O'clock
National Republican., 1885-09-21
European Styles in the United States

The Paas Royals Fall Importatons have been arriving by
every steamer that advertise exhibition of
c0yc NcV GOaS cacy department. successful experience
of years has made he Palas Royal richer and trust
WISER We respectfully request early inspection Of the
Stocks feeling assured you cannot but be pleased with the vari
ETY. of selections and the prices quoted The business of
The Paas Royal has increased to such proportions that
chase direct from the European manufacturers which enables
offer goods retail at regular wholesale prices. The public
that sell We only mention this in
order give substantial for prices Icing lower than
any of competitors all of whom do credit business which
forces them to obtain larger profits they would be
whemed for does credit business entail osses and could
they withstand such losses if selling at small profits asked
by The Paais Royal for SALES ONLY?
National Republican., 1885-09-21

susetto McNally, nee Gonzenbach, has filed
a petition for divorce from her husband
Thomas McNally. She also asks to be given
the custody of their child. They were married
In this city In December, 1871. The bill recites
the fact OF McNally having been letter carrier
in this city, and his being convicted of robbing
the mail and sentenced to one month in jail,
which term expired in March last. The wife
charges that he has failed to support his family
for the past four years aud she has supported
herself and child by renting rooms
National Republican., 1885-09-21
The President ana BI,nd Tom.

Some time ago the aged mother of Blind
Tom, the pianist called on the President and
complained that Blind Tom was held rs Il slave
by Col Bethune, of Warrcnton, Va. Saturday
@ noi' bethiune presented ms sue Oh thc case 10
ginia had placed Blind Tom in his charge Mt
the request of Tom himself, who preferred that
he should remain with the family that has
managed his performances for the lsttwonty-
five years. Tom, though q phenomenal plan
ist, Is half idio,ic, and has always been re-
gardCd rs needing Il legal custodian. 1t Is
understood that the mother of Blind Tom was
induced TO make her complaint TO the Presi.
dent by u Snowman who desired to get control
of him. His intention was to take him TO
Europe.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Court In General Term-Chicf Justice Cart
ter and Justices Cox, James, aud Merr!ck.-
Strong ys. District of Columbia; argument by
Wm. a. Cook for plaintiff.
Equity COurt-Justce COX.-In re Annie q.
CASTOR, alleged luna.ic; order appointing Isl-
bella CASTOR committee. Logan vs.. Linthlcun
ct al.; appearance of absent defendant ordered.
Mills vs., Mills; time to file testimony extended
to sept. % Best W. Best; final ratification of
sale. stewart Vs. smith ct al; sale ordered
and terms given. Caldwell vs.. Ketcham
leave to file amended bill Thomas VS..
Thomas; reference to the auditor
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Yesterday was the celebration of the 47.h
birthday ofMrA. S, Taylor, the secretary ofthe
Sunday school oftne Union Methodist Church,
Twentieth street. When he arrived In the
morning he found over his desk an arch OF
flowers upon which was subscribed Faithful
Servant lS3SlS5." Mr.. Taylor has been the
secretary of the school for fifteen years, and
has been o regular attendant
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Wm. Mcmahon, 2l3 Third street southeast,
reports that between and 8 p. m. on the 18th
instant his house was entered by the rear, and
SO worth of clothing was stolen. John James,
Of Prince George county Md, reports that
about 1870 o'clock Saturday night there was
stolen from the X street market Il basket Of
National Republican., 1885-09-21

The following marriage licenses have been
issued John II. scipp, Of Baltimore, Nd, and
Caroline Ockershausen Of this city; william
Thomas and Annie Harris, Charles A. Cole.
man, of this city, aud GeOrglana jenkins, of
Fredericksburg, Va; Henry Hicks and Mary
C., Ross, both of Baltimore, Md; Matthew
Seaman and Martha Stewart.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Sovereigns for a Penny

We feel ourselves predcamen of the who stood
London Bridge trying sell soeregns for penny apiece Nobody
he could afford sell them
for such price, In the wehowever won't the
illustration any further, but submit few words about
National Republican., 1885-09-21
DRY GOODS.
NEW THINGS ARE COMING

Much faster than we can cnumcrate them.
We give you the following to-day and will
give you more later. But don't wait; some
may be gone before you ore ready to buy.
Come on u visit OF inspection.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

The sculptor Nichaus Is rectllying some Of
the defects Of the Garfield statue In statulry
hall at the capitol. Tho work requires the
taking cut of some Of the creaSes In the clothes,
there being too many of them, giving tho
statue a rather peculiar appearance.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Nationals vs.. BrIdgeports this morning


Mr.. John A. Bllgh who, on last Saturday
night, opened n rcstaurantat the corner of Sew
cnth and G streets southwest, received quite an
ovation from the Mechanics Pleasure Club, OF
which he is m efficient members. The mem
bers met and, preceded by brass band
marched down to MIR. Bllgh's place and sere
naded him. The send.oir which Mr., ijligh re-
ceiyed was by far the most ilatterlng that ever
ing gentlemen compose the club L. I. Dabltt,
president; j. A. Bligh. vice president VIM.
Stewart, treasurer; W. T. Rabbit, secretary; j..
j. Keeic, Wm. Connors, G. J. Haley, j. j. Glea.
sOn, J. Rendquist, X. Stafford, W. L. Tyler,
Wn. llenning, and T. X. ClaHtOn.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Marriage Licenses.

Eiseman Bros, cor. Seventh and T., are the
most popular clOthlers and tailors OF Wash.
iuulOn.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

pRONipTNEss in business is almost sure to lead
When you find modicido like Red Star Cough
Cure acting at once on the system and re-
moving the disease, you have faith In 1t and
half the battle Is then over.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

That Elsem0n Bros, cor Seventh and Il, have
their entire building -four floors aud basemcnt
filled with clothing for men and boys.
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NatIonals VS.. st. Louis this afternoon. l:lj

That Eiscman Bros, cor Seventh and L, have
facilities which give them advantages over all
their competitors.
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At 10 Cents Each.

100 dozen Extra Heavy RolledPlate Pins.
studded with real garnots and pearls. Never
sold below SO.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of n Day in
and About tho City.

and About tho City.
Iclicc officers CcomCs aud Marks have been
detailed for duty at the white house.
W. W. Goodwin VIII, f'll from second story
window Of FUrsyth's cafe on Tenth street has
since G.Cd.
Thtmas Mcfarland has been 0rrcste as tho
asWiiGnt of Mary Hughes, Il servant girl. some
time UgO.
M.t hnel McNNncy, the labor,v WHO ha b)h
aims broken by un accident ut the Pos"
building recently, has been presented with
purse Of SlC6
Prof 4. Graham Bell has purchased through
Fitch, Fox Il Brown "NOOkr PdTK,' NJ tI1
corner of Road AMI Washington streets,
Georgetown, for S3o,0JO
large force Of men and horses is at work
Mt the southeast corner OF the Smith .Onian lot
digging the cellars of the army medical mu'
scum to be erected there.
John Schaefcr, q white man, fell down the
steps OF Mrs. Muiers saloon, on Pcnnsylvuntn
avenue. near Tenth street, yesterday, and
broke his arm. lie was sent to Providence
Hospital.
The uniform battalion !. q. o. T., of Wash.
ington, have secured one hundred and fifty
seats for Wednesday evenings performance Of
HHrtlCy Campbclns "CliO," which they viii
place at the disposal of their guests, the
Mnzcpra enCnmpment of Providence, X. l.,
who VIII visit the theater in n body.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

CArNSTATTER NoLEsrFsT.-Thc first prize ut
the bowling alley to-day will be Il buggy har.
ness, really wor.h $50.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
One Dollar Ladies' Cloth
at 75c, and a dress pattern
for $3.50 &c yards). Notwith-
standing the elegant "novel-
ties" shown by us in dress
materials, we shall go right
on selling this same Dollar
Ladies' Cloth for 75c. all the
colors that are desirable.
The next best thing is q 5d.inch Colored Camcl's
Hair Serge, ut 81 per yard. ..
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Two ball games at Capitol Park to-day.

That Eiscman Bros, cor. Seventh and Il, are
the manufacturers fall the clothing they sell,
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At GA Cents Each.

co dozen Rolled-Plate Pins. Would be
cheap at 81.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

BROOKE Park Hotel win be open during
moonlight nights ultll IL O'Clock.
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At rs Cents Pair.

90 dozen pairs Roled-Plate Ear Drops,
with real pearls and garnets. Regular price,
S1.T5.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
HALE OF TIE PRIME COST.
SEATON PERRY
(successor to Perry & Bro).
The Most Approved Styles in I'M
ported Novelties

FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON OF 1885
Are now open and exceed in Variety, Richness,
and Quality any previous Offering.
Elcgan, Beaded vclvc,s.--Lorge assortment Of
pcutcs which are the Latest Paris Novelty for CONF
Iining with Failc Funcnise
White satin Duchessc, Muscovitcs, AMI Faillc
ETgnCasC for bridal dresses, rom Sl.OO 10 81
Supcrb.tock Of Lyons silks, Satin Duche'-e, Faillc
Franchise and Rhadnmcs, In black and all co.ors,
Tor street, reception and evening wear.
Lyons Pure silk vclve;s, from 90 to 90 inches
wide In black and 10 dincrcn! cOors, ranging from
81 to sS per yard.
Novelties in Roman striped vclycts.
immense stock of European Dress Fabrics for
plain and combination suits
BOuCles and Camel Hairs In great variety
New Combination Suits, in boxes, ranging from
s3Oto 500.
New Paris and Berlin Wraps, Jackets, Newman
kCts sud Jerseys.
New Antique, Madras, and Nottingham Lace
Curtains.
Extra inducements" in Linens, Blankets and
quilts.
Fg-spccia apartment for displaying Evening
Goods 10y gas light.
sTPLAIN FIGURES and CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 0rH STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Remember
Reported RobberIes.

That Eiseman Bros, cor. Seventh and Il, sell
the most reliable clothing at the lowest prices,
National Republican., 1885-09-21

biuehs anu hOuschccpinB "OouS'
We would suggest to our
customers that now is an ex-
cellent time topurchase Table
Linens, Napkins, Blankets,
Comforts, Spreads, &C., as
they have never been offered
at lower figures, and there is
every probability Of their adj
vancing a little later, and
while we shall not advance
our prices until it becomes
absolutely necessary, it is
something over which we
have no control.
Special values are now ready in nll the above
named goods and we would call special attention
10 the 0i.inch haifblcached Table Damask al 5Oc
per yard being exceptionally good for the money,
being fine, heavy, and free from dressing.
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
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At 56 Cents Each.

90 dozen Bangles, warranted Sterling Sill
yer, for ladies and misses. Sold elsewhere
at S1.25.
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At 81 Cents Each.

40 dozen Gents Rolled-P Plate Vest Chains,
all patterns. Value, So.
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At 13 Cents.

co dozen OXydized Pins, assorted pat
terms. We have them in our regular stock
at 2Gc.
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At 2S Cents.

75 dozen Cloak Clasps in Oxydized and
Cronze. Good value, zoe.
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At 81 Cents Each.

81 dozen Plain Gold Rings, warranted IA
karat gold. Sold all over at $780,
National Republican., 1885-09-21

We can sell you Ready
made Underwear m u C h
cheaper and better than you
can buy the materials and
make them up, not counting
the valuable time consumed.
30 dozen Ladies' Muslin Chemlses 25c each.
80 dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25c per pair.
so dozen Ladies' Cambria Drawers, 37i!lc per pair.
100 dozen Hamburg Trimmed Night Robes, zoe
each.
(second Floor-Tnke the ElevGtor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Light and elastic materials, yet firm and
strong, correct shape, and ofa graceful curve
in front and over the hips, Is what should
constitute Corset. Having given special
attention to our selections for the coming
season, we can safely assert that we havea
stock wherein all of the above requisites are
contained, and ut prices compatible with the
qualities and styles Our Corsets begin at
5Oc-side steels, embroidered bust, D clasps
In front.
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Don't forget the two ball games to-day.
Morning at 1915, and afternoon ut i:lj,
National Republican., 1885-09-21

Our speciaIty-French 81. c." Corsets.
This Corset is now conceded to be one of
the best In every particular that Is now Inn
ported, being made from the best materials
in q most thorough manner; the lines are Of
most perfect symmetry, placing no restraint
whatever upon the wearer, and arc extremely
durable. We cheerfully recommend them
TO our customers.
Prlces-s1 so, 81 .75, az. % per pair.
Extra size, siS7
Specials" for stout ladies.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Ladies' Hosiery.
Our customers will no doubt be glad to
learn that we have succeeded In obtaining
another special invoice Of those excellent
French Lisle Thread Hose, in black and
colors, double heel and toe, which we are en-
abled to offer at the same low price, namely,
37I2c per pair. Rightly belong at 60c.
WOODWARD & LOTHR0P.
Half Bleachcd Muslins.
We think the merits of these goods have
been wholly underestlmnted. That they
will outwear the bleached goods is not de-
bleached goods is apt TO wear the warp into
"slits.n Half Bleached Muslins receive lit
tie or none Of this lime, and yet after two or
three wnshings become rs white as the
bleached goods and outwear them two to one.
30-inch, 10, IL, and 12lac 5.4, 1Oc; 4S-inch,
12lac Tan on width and hard to geDi 0-4 sheeting
25c lO-4 do, 27lac.
Third FoOr-Take the Eleyator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Jerseys.
There are some things so
good that nobody expects to
see them better. So with the
Jersey. One, particularly, is
of imported stockinette, ele,
gantly trimmed with wide
hercules braid, at $3.50 each.
(second Floor Back-Takc the Elcvutor.)
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At 63 Cents Pair.

2s dozen Rolled Plate Bangles for ladies
and misses. Real value. Sl.25.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
New Fall Black Goods.

Our experience with Black
Goods is, "rhat the best have
always given the best salts
faction" so we have made
our selections accordingly,
buying only such as we know
to be of the very best dyes
and very best materials and
Of the newest and most fash
ionable weaves. Such a stock
as we can conscientiously
recommend and say:
National Republican., 1885-09-21

We make show of fine Uphols-
terry Materials in our windows--hun-
dreds of pieces of Raw Silk, Came
lines, Roourkes, Zephyrs, &c.
Magnificent Turcoman Curtains,
in Renaissance, Old English, and
Flemish designs.
Upholstery Materials will soon be
in great demand. Why not call
upon us and view the many novel
ties displayed? Shall we count upon
you9
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Foutz and Bushong st. Louis battery, Al;

BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until IL o clock.
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At 20 Cents Pair.

rs dozen fine Rolled-Plate Earrings.
Cheap at Sl.25.
National Republican., 1885-09-21
Lace Curtains.
Lace Curtains.

Are you in want of a handsome
Madras Curtain, that hangs so grace
fully and sheds such lovely light
within honest
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sY- Prescriptions carefully compounded
night or day.
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Probate Court.

Thursday last, the probate court settled the
interest Of Jefferson Brundage, who lives near
Marselles, and placed him in possession of
$50 900, the largest guardianship matter ever
settled by that court. The young man came
Of age on the 2Sth Of last month. The prop
erty which he came in possession OF consists
Of government bonds, stocks, and cash, bein g
the one third interest in the estate. His sis
tiers, Betsey and Adeline will each receive
$4,000 on coming Of age, besides several
thousand more in real estate. They certainly
are well provided for trio
Est James McMchael; final settlement or
dered IN Juuc term.
Est Russell Bliss; order authorizing execu-
tor to pay Eliza Bliss 81 600 legacy.
Est Harry o Adams final report approved
and administrator discharged.
James Fl Sagles, admir- vs. Lena Glover ct
al: bond to sell real estate approved.
VIM II Fraser VS. est Timothy Haly Pitts
cl ,im for $50 As allowed as Of fifth class.
Est Of Joseph n Dyball; final report ap-
proved.
Est of Albert A Whipple; probate Of will
ard commission issued to take testimony OF
non resident attesting witness.
Est Susan Burns; inventory approved.
Lawson Winslow VS. est VIM " Cushman
claim dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Agnes Kayles VS. same estate; same as above.
Otis r Glover, receiver, &c VS. same estate
same as above.
Gertrude Harden vs. same estate; same ord.
Isaac Harden VS. same estate same ord.
VIM G Woods vs. same estate; same ord.
Chas ii Brush admir- Of est OF s B Gridley vs.
same est; same ord.
Silma Gilmans vs. same est; same ord.
Daniel ] Ward receiver &c VS. estate Levi
Kelsey; same as above.
Est Araminta Gregory final settlement
continued TO June.
Est Elizabeth Newpot (; report Of account
approved and distribution ordered.
John Creber a minor; George Giles app
guardian; bond 81 600.
Eat Franklin d Coy: sppraisement bill, in
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THU WHITE HOUSE.
Congress ContempIa-
ting Changing
it's Color.
And Recommends that a
Contract be Made with
F. w. DevOe & Co.

To furnish their Ready Mixed Paints
as upon actual analysis they have found
them to be the best Paints on the market
made of the very best materials, and guar
anteed to cover more surface and weigh
more to the gallon than any other paint
that is manufactured The Paint is sold
in Ottawa by E. Y. Griggs. He also keeps
the best brands of strictly Pure White Lead
and Oil, and a full line of Painters Sup
plies A complete stock of Fresh and Pure
Drugs and Chemicals. Also School Books
and School Supplies. Teachers and small
dealers supplied with Writing Paper and
Envelopes at Chicago prices.
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GriRgs. lilycer,ne Salve.

The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine salve, which is a sue cure
for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. Will positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Try this Won
der healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Only 25 cents, of K. Y. Griggs.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court,

The circuit court adjourned last Monday
for the term.
J. T. Murdoch, an attorney of Streator, has
commenced suit in the circuit court for 81 600
damages for injuries claimed to have been
sustained in the disaster on the Burlington
road two years ago, this side Of Streator.
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prosperity

Last Monday five of the stone masons EN-.
ployed by Sanders Bros. struck for higher
wages, with the result of their being summs.
rily discharged. Those who did not join in
the strike got the advance asked by the
strikers.
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In the Offices.
MARRIED.

MARhiEbs
Anton Hercer and Maria Mazukiesyitz Of
La Sale.
Frederick Steike and Bertha Paltrok, Of
South Ottawa.
Andrew Carstenson and Catherine Nelson
Of Streator.
Peter Koerfer and Mary Walter, Mendoza
VIM. II. Terry and Ida A. Hoadey, of Earl
David C. Prichard and Belle Peddicord, OF
Marseilles.
Frederick Heser and Mary Pcltier, Of Otta.
wa.
Knud Samuelson, of Ransom, and Carrie NJ
Thorson, of Otter Creek.
Edwin johnson and Linnic Anderson, OF
Leland.
Lawrence W. Mers, of Deer Park, and Elm.
der o. Studebaker, of Farm Ridge,
Chas. p. Brelling, Of Chicago, and Lucy NJ
Knoedler, Of Ottawa.
August woyke and Maria Ogrzewalla, of
La Sale.
Joseph F. Garland, of Ophir, and Julia Don.
levy, Of Wallace.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. A. NJ. Eilks, Long Piont, boy.
Daniel Talbot, Dana, a boy.
John VI. Newman, Streator, boy.
w. II. Baker, Troy Grove, girl
c. j. Anderson, Mendoza, a girl.
w. II. Bagley, Mendoza, Il boy.
NJ. Sullivan, Utica, boy.
F. II. Hunstine, Utica, girl.
&. A. Werner, Utica, a boy.
VIM. Swaziland, Utica, boy.
Amos Tucker Freedom girl,
Geo. II. Chrstman, Streator, boy.
p. NJ. Mccall, Streato, boy.
Aug. Wilkinson, Streator, girl.
f. b. Carter, Streator, a boy
Geo. Summers, Streator, a. girl.
Edward Node, Peru, a girl.
Lenard Wagner, Peru, n girl.
J. G. Clay, Lostant, boy.
Peter Stillwell, Lostant, boy.
A. NJ. Mosel, Streator. boy.
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There will be meeting of the La Sale
County Old Settlers Society for the election
of officers for the coming year, at the Super
visors' Room, Court House, Ottawa, Ills,
Saturday, May 30th, at II o'clock A. NJ.
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ventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT apvd.
Est John d HoXie; supplemental rep apvd.
Est Nelson Trym inventory filed and apyd.
In the matter Of the guardianship of Jetfer,,
son Brundage ct al rep of accts apyd and
guardian dismissed MS to Jefferson Brundage.
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f. Y. GKlGGS.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad

Nos and 10 arrive IN Chicago at 1918 A. NJ and leave
Chicago at I. IS p. N. daily Sunday excepted
Nos II and IL run daily, Including Sundays.
No carries passengers between Bureau and Ottawa
No. IS carries passengers between Geneseo and "
tawa
No o carries passengers between Joliet and Gene
SEQ and No. 81 between La Sale and joliet.
Nos. q and Is carry passengers between Blue Islam
and La Sale. Il L. CABLE Gen'l Managur
K ST JoHN, Il. F. PRKITYNAN
Gen1 Tkt q Pass. Agt. Agent ct Otfava
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ACME LEDGER,
BILL HOLDER.

Journal Ledger and Statement Combined. A COVE
nent Receptacle for Shorttime and Miscellaneous Ac-
coans Saves work for the Rock keeper and cost for
the Business Man. Ledger can be REALIZED In Q few
seconds with paper vnen exhausted Price OF
Book with 90 pases LIS price u ordinary state
ments SH,0) Paper fog Replenishng Book. q. 3 per
iuo Lesves The FRsS TRADnR has the exclusive
rRht 20 eel the Acme Ledger In Il Sale, Grumpy and
Kendall counter Ask 30 re u.
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Warried.

May 18TH In Farm Ridge, by Rev. Il. Baker, MIR l.
W. MRRS, of Deer Park, and Miss f. c. STU DEBA
KER, of Farm Ridge.