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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-23
IL AUCTION.
ADM NI~TRATRIX's SALE.
By GEO. w. LAMAR. Auctioueer.

BY virtue of an der issued bv the Honorable
the Ordinary of Chai ham county. and for
the purpose of distribution, will sell at the
Court House on The rIRSr TUE DAY,
being the 9th day Of A pril next. tue follow
ing real esta q belonging to the estate Of
Edward &. Anderson, deceased:
Lot No Reynolds ward, 6Ox90 feet, north.
west corner Of BrS an and bercorn streets,
VITA Improvement thereon, consisting Of
two story, well constructed brick warehOu e,
covering the entire lot, with fine well lighted
dry cellar,
ALSO,
Unimproved OF No. southwest corner Of
York anu Lincoln streets 6sx90 ieet.
ALSO.
Eight vacant lots in Mercer ward "a fol.
lows: No. near Price on Huntington streets,
south side; no. 80 e. utheast corner Mercer and
Hunt gdOn. No. ~ no. Invest corner Nlcoll
and Mercer; No. so next west to corner; No.
81 same block; No. Is opposi g these lots %
south side NicOli ST. eet west OF Mercer street;
Nos. IS and 20 northwest corner Of GWinnett
anu East Broad streets
ALSO.
One-fifth undivided interest in Lot No.
South OglethOrpe ward, IN ersected by Cana
basin, little more than one acre on east side
aud almost three acres on west side OF Canal
ALSO,
One-haH OF Lot No. IS corner Drayton
street and Gordon street lane, with improve
ments thereon consisting of small, two-story
brick dwelling suitable for small family.
JANE NJ. A DERSON,
Administrative estate EdW'u c. Anderson.
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A Home Upon Easy Terms.
@. II. DORsErT

Q. n. UUkSETI
VIII sell ut private sale, AVID on terms within
reach Of most any Oue The tW o-stOry h use
on The north aide Of CIV innett street, next 10
the corner OF Eat Broad.
The house contains Parlor, dining room
and kitchen IN the fret floor. and three he'd
rooms on he second floor. Has a veil OF
wafer in the ward, stable room for three
hOr.es and large yard.
The 70 m- are large, with high ceilings, and
the house rs In gOud sta'e OF repair.
Terms: $500 cash and the balance In monthly
installments.
n. n.--ihe lot at the corner can also be
bought " des red
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ULMEh'S LIVER CORRECToR.

MEXICO, Mo-, June 30, 1855.
Dr.. Timer; DEAR SIR-The bottle OF your
LIVER CoRRECTOR arrived safely. Itake
It for indigestion and constipation. So far it
has been most successful in relieving me of
these troubles. 1t does me great deal Of
good. G. H. HARDIN,
President Southern Mexico Bank.
81 a bottle; freight paid to any address.
3. T. ULMER.
Savannah. Ga
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paiufO ann Quo.
NO'E'ICE.

w HITE LEAD, Cul''rs aud Llnseed Oh,
'
bcsides full stock OF Brushes, Putty, Glass,
NGrnish, Roof Paint, whiting and Plaster
Paris. Agent for New Jersey Enamel Paint
Works Ready Mixed Paints.l Painters
testify TO its merits. Examine my goods and
get my figures.
T. WARD j. METER, Druggist
West Bruai aud stewart streets. and West
Broad aud WuldhufR strcct8
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special Notice.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. !
SAVANNAH, March n. 1885,
Steamship NacoOchee being temporarily
Withdrawn, shippers, cOnsignees and trav-
elers are notified that here will be no sailing
from New York March 25th and April 9th, nor
from Savannah March sIst and April l2th.
&. NJ. SORREL. Agent.
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HOME NEWS ON THE WIRE
THE TECHNOLOG SCHOOL
CORNERSTONE RS.

Bow Burglars Caught in the Act at Co
lunhus-RrutnI Murder in A alb ms
Opening oftne Spring Exhi at sck-
sonvuIe 49, The DAy's Work in the
Diamond.
MACON, GA, March 22.-About 1000
people witnessed to-day's game between
Macon aud louisville. The weather was
fair but windy. The following is the
score by innings and a summary OF the
game;
h s,u,;yll .,:..:::s J. 5-P
karned ruus--Aiacou !. Louis,iIe0'
Ba-e hltr-Macon 10. Louisville u.
Two Ease hits-Mac u l., l;"ulsVlii9o
Three base ht--uacOn ], LoulsViile i,,,,o
Ba.es on Dalis-M con, smith 4; Lou sVille'
Ely. /. ,.-,ioo
Errurs--Aluron 8, Louisville d.
imp re-Green.
NASHVILLE DOWNS PITrsBURG.
NAsHvt1IE. TENN, March 22.-Nash-
vile defeated Pittsburg today by a score
OF 49, game in which much good
work was do q, barring a large number
of nasspd balls. Nashville mad 4 earned
runs and Ptlsburg none.
Base hiis-Nsshville 10, Pittsburg Z.
Struck out-DundOn 10. HandlbOo 8.
Pass, s-McVcy 10, Car: oil 3.
BHtIeries-tor Na-hvillc. DundOn and Nc
vey; for Pittsnurg, Handiboe and Carroll.
Three thousand people witnessed the
game.
A GAME AT AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA. GA, March - The Angus
ia clun divided up to-day and played
practice game at base bail park. A well
Informed base ballist, who has witnessed
the PLAYING Of the Atlanta nine, ranks
Augusta as superior, especially in the
fed. Tue game tomorrow with Louis
vile is the talk Tonight. and Manager
O'Brien predicts successful exhibition
OF strength.
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VERY DEStRABLE B'IGK RESlDENL rs
AT AUCTION.
Hy GEO. w. LAMAR. AuctIauear

Onthe FIRST TUESDAY in April next. be-
fore the Court House, will be sold
Lot No. 10 Calhoun ward, northwest corner
Ahercorn ana Taylor streets. with improve
menls thereon, ronsisting ~ two large COM
Portable brick residences the corner one con
tanning eleven rooms, the adjoining house
containing ten rOOms--gqs AMI water thruuu h
out bUth, aud large comfortable outhuildings.
To be sOid for division among the heirs. sub
ject To annual ground rent or $50 " ony.
Worms vii he Announced ON daY OF aale.
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Voluntary Advance.


CHATTANOOGA. March 22.-Lookout
rolling mil to-day announced that On
Friday wages will be advanced 10 per
cent in AL departments. The advance is
made voluntarily.
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prathe.

KENNARD.-Dled. at Trlfair HO-pl' al
Savannah. Ga, on March 20, 1886, MARY L.
wife OF 10 II Kennard.
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AmrtiOm Salre zi1tmrr pape.
Sale BarrOOm Fix uTeS, House
hold Furniture, Etc..
Observation-Disclosures


On FRIDAY, 26th March. 1885, at II O'Clock,
on the premises No. Ia Bryan street, near
Barnard,
8 Mirrors. Clock, Showcase. Coolers, Ocean
ters, Crock cry. Glasses, Tumhlers, Stove and
Pipe and Copper Boiler. Kerosene Stove, 2
Counters, l Refrigerator, Card Tables, Chairs,
l Oyster Coulter, Glass Doors, Safe, Tinware,
Grindstone. Meat CIR nder, Pictures. Sprinkler,
Chandeliers. Step Ladder, Bedsteads, Blu
reaus, spr ngs, Mattresses, Carpets, Mating.
One Extensive BEER REFRIGERATOR,
with PIPES and PUMP complete.
FRIDAY, 26th, at IL O'Clock, liz Bryan
street.
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The Throat.
"BrOlrR's Bronchial IrOcheS" acts d.
rectly on the orgsns of the voice. The
have an extraordinary effect In all disor-
ders at the throat.
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Atrptings.

Georgia HusSars.
HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs,l
SAVANNAH, GA, March %, 1885.
General Order No. II.
The Troop will assemble at -, A
their dri room THIS Tues h1SrqS&
day EVENING, at s o'clock, kA1
in fatigue uniform, with sabre Is4#esA
and p stol, for dismOunted 81
drIll. <RN52V
All classes OF m mhers not w
liza for active service but who szszzzzss=z6saA
expect to par ode with the Troop centennial
W elk, are invited to participate in thes" drills.
BY order OF g. B PkIT HARD,
First Lieutenant Commanding.
GEORGE SOHLEY. First Serg'J.
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Sperial NotirFc.
- -
FIRE!! FIxE!!

Spsrial 5lotirrc.
FIRE!! FIXE!!
One hundred and fifty square feet of FIRE
will be extnguished at 1880 o'clock THIS
MORNING at
CORNER BULL AND BROUGHTON SITS.
under the supervision of the Chief of the Fire
Department.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
Great reduction in price; SSper dozen, with
racks to hold them FREE.
DELAY is DANGEROUS
All Hotels. Homes and Business Houses are
unsafe without few Of these wonderful
"FALk" IMPROVED HAND FIRE
EXTINGUISHBRs
The "FALK" the only genuine article.
Beware of limitations. FELIX FALK.
80 Screven House, Only Authorized Agent.
Or No. So Fast 18Th street, New York.
Card OF Thanks.
To the many who have kindly shown sym
patty at svEND svENDsEN's sick bed and
funeral, I hereby most heartily thank on
behalf Of his parents and myself.
HERM JORGENsEN,
Master Norwegian Bark Julie"
Special Notice.
want 100000 EMPTY BEER BOTTLES.
white preferred. Will send fer them if you
notify me. GEO. MEYER,
NJ.
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Special Notice.

want 100000 EMPTY BEER BOTTLES.
white preferred. Will send fer them if you
notify me. GEO. MEYER,
Telephone 1852, rs Bay street.
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TERMS:

One-third cash and the balance in ~.
and two years, with interest at per cent
and bond for titles. ''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

But IL took longer then he thought. While
he was stud ing il out, the slow, stupid
molasSes ca'n out of the barrel in chunk.
II runs SOW, hut it is very thick when it
Ices come The pitcher Is flied. and the
sticky stuff i running in sluggish, heavy
puddles upon the cellar floor Still Johnny
reads on. By and by his mother will wonder
what can keep Johnny so long. She will
need the syrup for her cookies, and will
come down the stair to look after him her
self She will sae the streams rolling upon
the floor, and Johnny's moss burtel in the
Boys and Girls department Then there
will be time. She won t dare to scold him
SO very hard though, | think, for once
mamma did the very thing that johnny is
doing. She set the fluid running, and
thought she would just step upstairs and put
her bread in the oven When she came
down nro the cellar again it was to get the
milk an. cream for dinner The milk pans
were floating in n sweet, sticky river.
Mamma has not yet forgotten that time
Papa and Johnny have not forgotten it
either
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SWIFT, DUNCAN & o'CoNoR.


NJ ASTER'S SALE-SrATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SAILE
M CoUSTY-ss. Ia Sale County CJcaI Court.
In the matter OF Charles II. Crook r. Lucy A. Poole
Albert j. Poole and Minnie T.. Crook Partition Al.
bert J Poole Minnie Crook, Lucy 4. Poole and
Charles III. Cruok.-fOrtCiOSuTe.
Public notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
decr,ta order entered In the above entitled Cause in
said court ON the S0th day Of January d. 1885 ],
George w W. Blake, Master IN Chsncery for said court
on saturday, the 18th day Of February A. n 1885, at
o'clock 10 the afternoon II said day shall sell NJ public
auction 10 N. highest and best bidder for cash. at the
north door Of the County Court House. in Ottawa, in
said comfy the following described real estate situate
in The county Of Ia sale and state OF Illinois To Wit:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
ton twenty four, township thirtythree north, range
three east Of the third principal erdisn aso lot four
In the subdivision Of the east half OF section thirteen.
town thirty three north range three east OF the third
principal meridian: together with all and singular the
ienements and hereditaments thereunto belonging.
GEO. W. W. BLAKE,
February 8, A. n 1885. Master in Chancery.
T. T. SWIFT and DUNCAN OCoSoB,
Solicitors for Compliments. fece-iw
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There are snakes, lizards, turtles, insects
many of which were alive when intrustcd to
the mail; shells and stones, n collection Of in
terest 10 the naturalist and geologist. There
are bottles of soothing syrup, a case of honey,
loaves of cake, boxes Of raiSins, butter and
packages OF poison. There are knives, a
sh-board, hat-boxes, valises, coat, and,
last thing of all that one would fancy being
sent 10y mail, common glass lamp chimney.
Very pathetic is pretty card with a wreath
Of flowers, wrought of sunny and dark hair
intermingled, surrounding the inscription,
In memory of Dorkest and Ernest, April ID
and -, 1872 Though the tender memorial
rsver reached the dear enc for whom II was
meant, it has drawn forth from many n heart
1 sigh OF sympathy for the unknown
mourners Beautiful, almost laceiike in its
exquisite finish, Is an artistic wreath Of leaves
and flowers wrought in cork, inscribed, "To
Cousin Harric with Marguerite's love" An
open envelope contains IA lock of coarse hair
partially withdrawn, and on the paper be-
meath it one reads, This contains my hair
Addressed 10 a lady whom it did not reach, il
vas returned TO the dead letter Office day or
rso after the crliulalL mad met his fate Cor.
Session Transcript
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Trough on Rats"

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Clears gu, rata NICE reaches, fies, ants, bedbugs
Heart Pains.
raPltaton DToPsleal swellng. Dz w 1agss,
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Remover"
"Rough on Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns" l5c. Quick com.
plete cure. Hard or soft corns. warts, bunlons.
"Buchu- Paiba."
Qulck complete cure al Kidney. Bladder and Urin.
ay Diseases, Scading Irritation, Stone. Gravel, Catsrrh
VI the Bidder. u. Druggists.
Bed Hugs, Flies.
Flies roaches, ants, bed bng-, rats. mice, gophers
cleared out by "Rough on Rats l5c.
Thin People.
Wells Health Renewer' restores health and vigsr,
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. ~
Rough on Pain"
Cures cholera colo, cramps dlarrhpa, aches pains
sprains, headache, neuralgia rheumatism. &c. Rough
on Pain Plasters, l5c.
Mothers,
wels ' Health ReneTer d. brusssss A''''D' '''
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II you arc losing your grip life, try Wells Health
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Curee Pies or Hemorrhoids, Itching, Protruding,
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Ladies who would retain freshness and vyacity don't
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Rough on Itch" cures humora, erup,lons r!ngworm,
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
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L. w. BREWER,

A DM1NISrRAToRS SALE OF REAL estate
"A BY virtue OF an order and decree Of the Pronste
Court Of La Sale county Illinois, msde he petition
OF The undersigned TheodoreC Z. Trnary administrator
With the wi annexed OF the estate Of Austin G. ddsrd,
deceased. for leave TO sell the Real Estate OF SAID
ceased az the January term, D. 1884, of said Court,
to-~it. on the 18th day OF January 1885 shall Sat
urday. the Nth day of February next between the
hours of ten O'clock In the forenoon and fouf o'clock
IN the afternoon that Is TO cay at two O'Clock in the af
terno0n OF said day sell at Public SAKE ut the resi-
dencr Of Aust Goddard, deceased. on tn. uthwest
quarter tswA) of section ", town hip ~ north range
east OF the 81 principal meriGian in the township OF
ophir, In said county the Real Estate described FOL
lows, to-wit;
2s township thirtyhye 1850 NORTH range two CD east
OF the third principal meridian C. ntaining one hun.
dred and sixty l6O acres OF land lrss situated
In Ia sale county Illinois, on the following terms,
to-wt: Cash
Dated this nth day Of January, A. u. laoS
THEODORE Z. TRENARY,
Administrator with the win annexed OF the estate
iaRI-tW OF Austin Goddard. deCcnstA.
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B. F. LINCOLN,
Ait,rasy at Lac.

"A BY virtue ~ an order and decree OF the Probate
Court Of La Sale county. Illinois made the petition
OF the undersigned Julius j. Carter adniinistra.
tor Of the estate Of Peter c. Addls. deceased, for
leave 70 sell the real estate Of said deceased vt the
January term, A. D. 1880. Of said court, to wit: on
the I'D day Of January lss6, shall ON the sd day OF
February next, between the hours OF ten O'Clock In
the forenoon and four o'clock In the afternoon To wit
two O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day sell at pub
Tic ale NJ the south door Of the county court house
In the city Of Ottawa, in said county, the real estate
described as follows to wit.
The east half % Of the southeast quarter III Of
three tsl east Of the third Isdl principal meridian,
70 mortgage thereon for fifteen hundred dol
Tors and interest the tor year per
cent? in La Sale county Illinois on the following TERMS
10 Wit: Cash on confirmation Of sale by the court
Dated this I'D day OF January A. D. ,sSG.
JULIUS j. CARTER
Administrator Of the estate Of
yAZtfw Peter C. Adds, deceased.
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BOYS GIRLS
Johnny and the Molasses Barrel.

Here is a scene which will be appreciated
by all our boys and girls who live In the
country. III, picture Is reproduced from
Harper's Young People Johnnys mother
TENT him down cellar to draw a pitcher
sf molasses from tho barrel which good
farmers keep in winter 1t was a cold
morning. The syrup was very stiff, and
ran slow. The paper had just come that
day with the Boy and Girls department in
it Johnny tucked the paper under hi. vest
when b, mt down cellar. He thought
be Just would like to unravel that tsnge.
IL would only take q minute
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Illinois Central Railroad.
Zegel.
L. L. THOMPSON.

L, i. IffOMPSON,
AitOrHey qt Lac.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-NOtce il hereby given.
n that Thursday, the 18th day OF February 1856,
between the hours Of ten o'clock In the forenoon and
Ave o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, AT the late
residence Of William G. Newell, deceased, upon the n.
En- Of Sec 9, near the Hodgson school house, IN the
town of Farm Ridge county OF Ia sale and state OF
Illinois the personal property OF sad dccedent consist
ipg of 10 head Of Norman horses and colts. including
valuable brood Mares ID head Of young cattle incud
ing one fullbOod Hereford bull and one hafblood
Jersey COW; pigs, one DecrDg binder. one mower one
suky pillow, Canton" corn planter, and other
farming imnlements, one new top buggy one new set
Of double harness. lumber wagons tom OF hay In
shed, about Thousand bushels OF corn in crib wind
pump and tanks with fixtures. old lumber, together
with household and kitchen furniture and other art
cles, will he sold NJ pubic sale.
TERMS OF SALE--Purchases OF Ave dollars and I'M
der To be paid In hand all over s. on credit OF
twelve months the purchaser giving with approved
security, without Interest II paid when due. II not
paid per cent interest will be charged from date Six
per cent discount for cash on sums over S
JENNIE l. NEWELL
Dated February Sd, lsS6.-s-9w Administratrix
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A Mischteyous Mouse.

ny WILL ktAM.
am thinking of house
Where there lives a tiny mouse
Little spirte-
That il buster at play
And nj mischief ali the day
Than AZ night.
Now, you who pretend TO know
That this really can't bs So
Though it might
Should see its funny caperS
Nesting in piles OF papers
With delight;
Guawing corners off my books,
And, concealed in little hooks,
Out of sight
Printing toothmarks, four so cute,
In a peach or other fruit
1t can bite.
Can't we catch it, No, indeed,
For il runs with such a speed
In its flight,
That when we try its capture
Tho act but causes rapture
In the mite.
What can We do, new truly,
With q mouse so umuly,
Yet SO bright
For you've suspected, maybe,
That tho mischief Is my baby
And you're right.
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Lax Sale Notice.

NOTICRsherebyg given to the uni nSNp owners OF and
~ the unknown parties interested in the lands lots snd
parts OF lots hereinafter described aud all other per
sons whom IL concern, that at sale VI delinquent
lands and lots by the treasurer and ex oico COZ
cctor Of La Sale county in the state Of Illinois Tor the
state county and other taxes and costs due thereon Tor
the year 4, d 1888 and previous years, held az NE
County Court House, in the city OF Ottawa, in sai1
county commencing the 18th day Of june A. D. 1851
and continued from day to day pursuant TO law Lewis
n NH on the ed day Of June A. D. 1884, became the
purchaser of the following described town lot situated
~, 1.Snss aa,I1S Cifs. Torn o.
" t1rsJ Lot BIZ Ssbtac,siOg.
r.rs,riah smith , - Is /. 4 W. L. Co.'S
'' add. 10 Marseiles.
That al tract of land sold aforesaid for the
taxes OF the year 1898 and that the Une Uf redemption
OF said tract Of land from said SAKE and purchase VIII
expire ON the sd DAY Of June lsS6. ,, . ,,,,
tan-s1 LtNlS ~. Hill
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VALENTINE BANNER.

There is an old story that about this time
Of year-on this day. in fact-the birds
choose their mates for the coming year. On
this dav, as far back as $500 years ago, the
names of young women were put into box
from which they wers drawn, haphazlrd, by
young men.
Valentines day is a very plea ant time TO
remem Ter ones best friends IN some graceful
way. Little girls can make pretty things of
ribbon and cardboard AMI embroidery.
Both boys and girls no know how to draw
and paint have an advantage over Others.
They can pains pretty cards, or flower and
vine borders around photograph, and send
them as remembrance motto or some
stan2ls of poetry writ en- in a neat hand
upon the card will comp'e etc the appropriate
remembrance
Don't send comic valentines, So called.
They are hidcous and very vulgar They
are, besides, a stab in the dark, when they
mean anything, that no brave girl or boy
will ever give. Never do things to another
that you would not like to have done to
Yourself Just remember that right through
life.
Valentines that you rake yourself II You
have tas'e and ingenuity, will be more
highly priced than merely bought ones. At
the same time, if you cannot make them,
there are very pretty cards for sale. Send a
nice valentine to y our dear mamma Your
papa will appreciate one, too, better than
You think for. 1t il n good way TO put val.
entines for your family under their plates at
breakfast. 1t will be "A peasant surprise for
them. In some cases the father and mother
send each other a valentine every year, and
keep tho practice up AS long as they live.
For twenty wears this fashion has been kept
in some families, not only between the father
and mother at first, but later among the
brothers AMI sisters, too. They are very
COOL friends in those families. 1t is pretty
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g. w. w, BLAKE.

fNOTRty az Lup.
A SSlGNEES NuTlCE.-Notice il hereby given, that
- the Undersigned has been appointed Assignee OF
Edward f. Rhodes and william Reiferscheid mariners
doing business under the rm name ana style Of Rhodes
d Refersched: and all persons holding any claim or
claims against said Arm Of Rhodes Refersched are
hereby notified 10 present the to me under oath
or affirmation within three months from this date,
whether said claims are due not All persons In.
debted 10 said assgnors requested to make prompt
payment Of the same.
Dated at LOstant, H., January 18th, 1856
WILLIAM lAUF, Assignee.
LOstaEi Illinois.
GEO W W. BLAKE. Atty for Assignee janl6-ew