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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-02
Everything Goes Wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the
liver gets out of order. Constipation,
dyspepsia, contamination of the blood,
imperfect assimillalions, are certain TO
ensue. But it is easy to prevent these
consequences, and remove their cause, by
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which stimulates the hillary organ and
regulates it action. The direct result is a
disappearance of the pains beneath the
ribs and through the shoulder blade, the
nausea, headaches, yellowness of the
skin, fIIrred look of the tongue, and SOU
odor of the breath, which characterize
liver complaint. Sound digestion and {
regular habit of body are blessings also
secured by the use of this celebrated re
storative of health, which imparts de
gree of vigor to the body which is it
best guarantee of safety from malaria
epidemic. Nerve weakness and over
tension are relieved by it, and it improve
both appetite and sleep.
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The President of the Cambridge, Mass
Fire Ins. Co., recommends Hoods Sarsa
parilla as building up and strengthenin
remedy.
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The Illinois river has dwindled t.
a thread in Mason county, owing t
the drought. Spoon river, in tn
same county, is quite dry, and its be
is covered with vegetation.
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Saturday, October 2, 1886.

WITH so many candidates in the
field there certainly will be found
no trouble in selecting a choice to
suit ones fancy this fall.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-02

THE heaviest load that Delaware
struggles under, is taxes. The peo-
pie are heavily taxed and no steps
are taken to make them lighter.
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WAW44MAKERS.

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guised together the colors
blending, contending.
Diagonal covered halfover
with stripes of bobbin over
work of mohair and silk and |
color,
Zig-zag fabric, bits of three
corner color.
French imitation of Scotch
effects in cheviots the Scotch
out-done in coarseness and
richness combined.
Great stripes of Persian silk
in masses of hanging ends.
Plaids full of shadowy dots.
Camels-hair heavily cover
ed with moon-stripe mohair.
Mohair tangle, porcupine
plush, if you please, with
glimpses of gorgeous silk UNI
derneath.
Herringbone covered half
over with stripes, and plaids
in wild disorder of plush and
tangle and color.
Fine herringbone stuff with
simple plaids of bright silk.
Figures of uncut loops of
wool with cleaning outlines Of
mohair sometime with mo-
hair interspersed.
Massive stripes of long silk
loops, halfan-inchlong or more,
thick enough to hang like a
shaggy fur, and bright with
Persian colors.
Soft wicking of mohair, innu-
merable bushy tails, on a plain
wooden stuff.
Silver silk interspersed IN
masses of plush, apparently a
notion derived from silver-bea-
/, yer in furs a years or two ago.
Color-plaid of silk plush or
: wool diagonals.
Herringbone ground witt
} double plaid of fine plush col
D or-stripes, clusters, of stripes
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d tween.
Cloth covered with stripe
of mohair tangle with over
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Cameo effects in plush O
n Persian color.
Walls of Troy in cut and III
y cut silk variations.
n Great broken plaids in Gu
e and uncut velvet on plaid WOO
en- stuff.
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a hne-wool color plaids the owe
N plaids matching the under
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ing woven on herringbone
g colors mixed, interlacing, plail
a Wide diagonal, stripes
re shaggy out-hanging matte
It wool.
' dc Serge more or less covere
H. with network of mohair core
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over, in stripes, in clusters.
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ds jet beads on black and colort
1t fabrics.
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.re figures on stripes of silk plus
~ Tiger brindles of Persi;
Do colors.
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1X' silk.
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60 silk peeping through set
10 with now and then an irid,
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ny Doeskin covered with shs
cS' gy stripes of silk or mohair.
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M of plush.
pa Long shaggy stripes of II
,eS hair, with merging colors
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nat But-there has got to be
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an Z seen a tenth we may as W
lor stop here today.
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LEAD THIS
TWICE.

In addition to our premiums of
music md "Mikako' cards, we have
Just isslcd a beautiful panel picture,
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TEMPERANCE folks are coming out
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Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-23
.Amusenients.

The Opera House will run every night next
week. Mr.. Harry Weber aud his comedy
company have been secured, and they will
open on Monday night. Jan. 18th. in Web
ber' S noted comedy entitled NIP and Tuck,
which has been played here twice already TO
good houses at high prices. On Tuesday
night and every night during the week new
comedy will be presented. and our readers
should remember that no play will be re
peated during the week. The company Gnu
sists of Mr. Harry Weber. Mis-, Eva Web
her, Miss Carrie Dillon Weber, Mr.. +. l.
Power, and some ten other comedians Of
known ability, and it is believed thtt the
company is the best one now organized for
producing the laughable and attractive com
edes (some Is in number) that this company
has on its repertoire. The comedies are all
new to Ottawa Except NIP and Tuck } and
at the low prices Of 10 and 30 cents should
pack the Opera House every night next
week, and we think it will do 30. Reserved
seats are only 30 cents uhe same AS the al
mission price on the FIRST foor), and in vie"
Of the expected crowded houses we should
advise that reserved seats be obtained as
early as possible.
The audience which greeted the produc-
ton Of Uncle Toms Cabin here Thursda,
night actually "took the house by storm
rhe private boxes were filed, the gallery AMI
lower floor were packed, and the seats III
he orchestra we're taken up. There wer,
over l 900 people present. numbers Of whon'
we're obliged to stand. The last play Of this
kind here did not have Ave dollar house
1t has been suggested by theater poer'
that the opera house management give da
10 some good "Mikado" company ere the
season is over,-[whic is all very fine, but
good " Mikado " companies Fly high and
are hard to get
1t was principally due to the style OF litho
graphs displayed il the shop windows tA
the Zozo Company did not have larger au.
lence Monday night. There were about 10
laies in the audience, but ,he second nigh
more than one-half present were women,
is clean show throughout, AMI by far the
be and largest spectacular show thai evereA
ibited ut Ottawa The scenery was mag
ndcent and excelled anything ever see
mere. George H. Adams rs "Wasbinst n
Knowall was the life Of the play, AMI alwa. 3
brought down the house" Tive play a
through was full of tragedy and comedy Az
the fourth act the transformation scene. Io
10 mirror lake. was n gran scenic table"
alone well worth the price of admission. TN
company left for Streator Wednesday noon.
where two nights engagement WAS file
good houses.
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No extra charge for dispay type or cuta CrCulhtCl
I'm every state In the Union In Mexico, South hmcrl'
ca the West Indies, Australia and In Europe.
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Probate Court.

Final settlements were made in the follow
ing estates:
David johnson, Henrietta Meade, William
Gill, Ursula Salsberger aud William Gray.
Adjustment OF claims were had in the i0l
lowing named estates:
John L Miner, Charlie Girardelly, John
W Deoolt, George Varel, John Nottingham,
Ann drummer, Gabriel Wilson aud George
LeOhner.
John W Rhoads Geo W Armstrong, extr
ofthe last will and testament OF William Red
diok, deceased. Claim OF Sl25; Si9 allowed.
Est OF Moses S Cochran; letters granted ~
Henry Nlotiitt, bond IN sum of S3 ,UUO, apvd.
Ann Anderson, sdmrx of the est of Eyar
Anderson, deceased Martha EversOn ct al,
pet 10 sell real est to pay debts.
Will of Vim Wakey admitted to probate;
letters granted TO Elizabeth Wakey, bond i'll
sum OF 5000, apvd.
Monday next the adjustment of objected
claims will take place
Hearing OF petition for the appointment OF
eonservalor for Harry A. Carleton continued
10 February term.
TIC Treniry admir- sc of the est of Austin
Stoddard blisnda Mills ct al; yet to sell
real est 10 pay debts.
Andrew W Mers admr of the est Of Susan
Huss John lluss ct al. Same order.
John Garter sdmr of the est of Peter
Adds Elliott Adds ct al Same order.
Andrew A. klOye admr of the EST of Lars
Nelson Curl Nelson Ell al. Same order
The will Of Willis Mvthtt admitted to pro-
bate; letters to Mary l. Alotflt bond in SUN
iof $1,000 apvd Notice to creditors to
March term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-23
From Washington.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18th. IS

w i'A', ooh' AO'iD ANS''
The proceedings of the week on Capitol
Hill have teen varied, interesting, and
framght with results in the lower branch OF
congress The senate did little else In OPP
en- session than listen to endless irrelevant
talk on the silver question, irrelevant, be-
cause no financial measure was formally
presented to that body until to-day. Six
Senators made long set speeches in advo-
cacy % continued coinage, another crowded
10 an Grafton in behalf of national monu
mems TO Lincoln and Grant, and another
expended eloquence on the subject of our
army. In its daily secret sessions the sen.
ate has had before it the Presidents nomi,
nations, hundreds of which have been con
tirmed.
No cause Of complaint has been found
against the nominees themselves in regard
to their honesty, fitness, and efficiency, and
the Republican Senators, in lieu of any
such grievance. have been discussing in
caucus the question of disciplining the Pres
ident on the subject of tenure of office.
Unable to express themselves freely on
this subject in executive session without
exposing their plans to the opposition, the
leaders Of the Republican majority quietly
conveyed the news to their associates that
they must agree TO a motion adiourning
over from last Thursday to Monday, in or,
der that a caucus might be held on an i'm
portant subject. OF course the Democrats
did not know what WAS brewing, and the
proposed motion was carried.
In this caucus the Presidents policy was
the subject of debate, and the more pro
NJ need disciplinMians, such as Logan,
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In the Offices.

The following have recently been granted
licenses to marry:
Emil Schwarx and Isadora Frank.
Thomas Moran and Mary Grimshsw.
Chas Battles aud Mary A Rawlings
Christ GundersUn and Sirene AmmoasOn
George Uberhs and Halsbets kalmsu.
William Richardson and Mrs Mary J
Hardirg.
Joseph knight and Stenie Abel.
Oliver llodhey and Mary kosdail.
CHARLES " Foster anu Anna Morrissey.
Louis korsteatter & Lizzie Galloway.
Benz + Mincks and Cailah \ White.
Palk + tallon and Josephine Otto.
Chas AlarIr and josephine Marko.
Chas Neubert AMI Virginia Lane Hook.
Henry a hhUdes aud Birdie Booher.
August j Aioews and NJ friesteben.
Fred l. Fischer and Lou. Z llaeberln.
Jas L Cooke and Madge I Graham.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-23

- OTICE..-EsrATH OF JONI q. IiESsLEE, bE''D
~ Notice hereby given, ihtt tue under
signed EKecutrV ~ the last VIII and Testament OF
John q, Henslcr late Of the county 81 IN sale and
state Of Illinois decreased. will appear before the Pro-
bate Court OF aid county the thTd Monday (bcng
the 18th day. Of March 1916. AZ toe PROBATE Court
Room in Ottawa In sai county, when al where all
f-sr, ms having claims demands against -atd estate
notified e. and present the same in writing
for adjustment 49,
MARY HENsLER,
fanS3Sy ENecptrix.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court


Monday morning demurr.r was h'ed ir
the Circuit Court by the defendants In the
Reddick will case TO the amended bill, and
Also exceptions to the same were filed. The
forenoon arguments were participated in by
Messrs. Bull, Brewer and Widmer for the
defense, and were replied to by Duncan for
the claimants in the afternoon. Tuesday
morning Judge Blanchard sustained the e1-
ceptions and allowed the demurrer. The
defense were ruled to answer by Monday
morning next, all except Miss Elizabeth Red
dick, who had already filed her answer
Many lawyers argue that the contestants to
break the will received their first setback
by Judge Bisncaard's decision Of Tuesday.
The case Of Thomas v. llorning has been
under consideration since yesterday. The
parties are Uicaians. Jan. 4, 1885. Thomas
barn, grain, 80 tons of hay and ten horses
we're burned, and the former made an At
tempt to have Horning indicted therefor
aud this case was brought as nm action in
trespass to recover damages for burning
About 80 witnesses were subpoenaed to tes'i
fy in the suit, which Is still pending.
A motion WAS made before Judge Blanch
ard yesterday to quash the indictments
sgainst Connolly and Harrington for selling
diseased meats. The matter was taken I'M
der advisement.
On Jan 18th the suit of John Greenleaf
against his wife was begun in this circus
court. The suit WAS brought to set aside
certain conveyances-deedS made by himself
and wife to snothsr party, and then immedi
Ately transferred to Mrs. Greenleaf without
consideration In either transaction. There
is much i'll feeling on both sides of the case
Greenlesf claims that as soon as his wife got
hold of the property, some 200 acres in
Dayton township decided 10 her, she made it
50 Interestingly hot for her spouse that he
was out of the matrimonial combination
while Mrs. Greenlesf claims that she has
suffered much at his hands in the way OF
abuse. For some time past the parties have
not lived together, the husband having
moved to Ottawa, The property involved
amounts to about $40, 600, and this Greeneat
seeks to obtain. There are some fifty wit
nesses in the case and it is probable that it
will not end before next Wednesday.
Wednesday settlement WAS had in the
divorce case Of Emily Strobel against James
jtrobel. The court granted the wile's peti
lion for divorce on the grounds of extreme
and repeated cruelty, snd by agreement OF
The parties, Mrs. Strobel will get her share
Of the property her portion being 5000.
CHANCgRT.
Defaults. -Msrtha A. Mason y. Frank Ma
son; Il. A. French v. Adebert French.
DEGREES Emily StrObel V. James Strobel ;
Ole Danielson ct al. v. Sarah Nelson; Vim.
II. Tydeman v. Emma Tydeman; L. p. Nits
ehelm v. Thos Brunnick ct a., rs to xbill.
observation-disclosures National Bank v. o.
Fox, 81 ,S25; Eyer v. Wilson ct 81, sTl2 "a ;
Fred. Goerne v. ". l.. hultUrd ct al, 500 !;
Geo. Beatty v. Thos. Spencer, $l,577.56.
The Greenieaf case was postponed until
IN dsy
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The T. NJ. C. T. A. had a pleasant time in
their hall Thursday night. A ball was given
at which only members and their ladies par
ticipated Balls orchestra furnished the
Asc. About 80 couples were present.
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County Court.

william Hayne v. John o. Benson and
John J. Reinstaa. Judgment by confession
for $3.50,
Same v. John keenan,. Juigineat BY coli
fessiOn for $1,000.
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1-S-S-6.
Diaries Of all kiudS for iS' 6 ut Forbes.

There seems 80 be au unusual number 81
cases of scarlet fever in this city, On ,h
west side Mr. Richolson's little girl il Attic
ell with it, and in East Ottawa, Title four
year,old girl oil Henry Holmes has e
disease. John Parruker's girl. ag"d rigm
years attended the east side school on Mon
day aud on the next day was taken down
with the fever badly. There is more or les
contagion in the disease, according to IL
stage of development, and all efforts on the
part of the public and officials should b.
taken to prevent the spreading of,he disease
Advices from Ottawa make il appear that
all will not be clear smiling for the newly
appointed postmaster At that place. MIR
O,mau confirmation. il is now said, will he
opposed an account of tr AasOnable ute snc .
in his p,per during the war.-S.reator Free
Press.
Another illustration Of going away from
home TO learn the Republican.
In other word, If the Strea,' Free Press
gathers lis IS from the organ Of ,riplet
of sore headed lawyers. who haven't the
honesty or bravery to stand out and show
themselves but sncaking'y lIkeso many dry
ours, charge the stink of their soavanger
work upon poor little fool who hasn't the
brains to distinguish assaf@tids from rose
water, it must expect to make an ass of it
self. The Free Press should take q header,
Ii hasn't any too good record to warrant
it in endangering its reputation by repeat
ing the mOuthngs Of puppies in Ottawa.
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