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, 1888-11-15
Notice for Publication.
UsIrEp STATES LAND oFFIcE,

SEATTLE, W. t. October .. lsSs-
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June 1875 entitled AN act for tho sale OF TIM
Der lands in the States ef California, Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington TerTitorE- Francs W e
james, of Port Townsend, cJunty OF j J-nerSon,
Terril o-y of Washington. has this day filed IA
this office his sworn statement No. 81 4. fer the
purchase Of the :. W. l, of the ;. z. i. the , I:
OF the W Il of sec. "a, and the L = oi ne y
!. OF Sec 33, TIP. 2S y, Range west ana viii ~ oI
valuable for its timber stone than Tor aSrlcu! =
tural PURPOSES and TO establish his chin 10 sHlo
land before the Register and Receiver OF ms OF,
fice at Seattle W. r, Friday, the 2o'h day OF
April. lsS9. ,,, ~
He names a. witnesses Y. u B4lieE anu a. 80 "
Rash of Porr Townsend W. t. Daniel AEdrsWs
OF Leland Valley. Jefferson CO. W. = r d.
| ley. of Port Townsend, ". 1. -,
| ANY and ali persons claiming adversely tue
| above described lands are requested 10 - theli
claims in this OFF ot before said -bth DAY ol
JOHN Y. OSTRAND Err, Register
| First publication Oct - laSS-wlO
, 1888-11-15

United States Consul Stevens has pre-
sented to Capt Cox, of Victoria n he
half of President Cleveland, a m"t'Ih-
cent gold watch. The inscFi: ti'n Is as
follow: From the President Of the
United States of America to CAPTAIN
Jnhp C. Cox Of the Canadian ship Won
Noltke for bis courageous rescde II Tue
crew Of the American barqne liza .
Thayer on December 29, 1886.
, 1888-11-15
Notice for Public ation.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Seattle, " T., August 8, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approved
june g. 1873. entitled IAN Act for the sale et
Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon.
NeysdA, and Washington Territory" PerciEal
Spencer. of Quilcene, County of Jefferson, Terri
tory of Washington. has this day fled IN this
office his sworn statement No 3lg3. for the pur-
chase of the northeast 4 of southeast Of
Section No. IL, in Township No "a Norts.
Range 30. 9 West, and will offer proof 10 show
that the land sought is more yaluAbis for lis
timber Or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said and before
the Register and Receiver of this Office At Seat
tie. King Co W. T., on Friday, the 18th day OF
December, 1888
He names as witnesses:
WIN. smith, of Quilcine. Jefersonl County,
VT.
saInT Cottel, of Quilcine, Jefferson County
W. T.
John H. McArdle, Of Quilcine Jefferson Coun-
ty, W. T. o.
Albert spencer, OF Quilcine, Jefferson Conn
ty, W.T.. ..,.-.-,,,, ,h,
abovs-descriDed lands requested TO nls thelr
claims in this Office before said 2slh eay OF
peeeiii'ei' i'0' JOHN Y. oSTRANDER,
Register.
, 1888-11-15
Administrators No.ice.

All persons having claims against the estate
of John Williamson, deceased, are hereby hotl-
fed 10 urescnt the same. With the necessary
vouchers 10 me TO CalhOIu Coleman IN
the eity Of Port Townsend. within one year from
the da.e rf the first puOI-a ioa OF th.7 Hplite
or -uch claims Eil. He barred
JANIS VII L IN SON.
Admin strstlT uf the estate u. John "Ilial'-
son, decease+-
dated November IS, Iss-wl0
, 1888-11-15

The new rotary steam snow shovel
somewhat resembles a boX-car contain
ing a stationary engine which works the
shovel. On the front of the car Is the
rotary shovel, which gathers up the
snow, aud it can be run as fast as .bree
hundred revolutions per minute. The
snow passes back and is expelled from
a spout OF top of the car, being thrown
far to one side. The apparatus is push
ed by locomotive and can go through
a snow-drift six or seven feet deep at
the rate of fifteen or twenty miles an
hour,
, 1888-11-15
Eroz, Erraax.s paiIr.

Rev. H. V. Rice is IN town.
Bourland's Bazaar is popular.
County commissioners in session.
City council meeting this evening.
The mail steamer was late this morn
ing.
Hon. R. u. AttrIdge of Port Ludlow is
In town:
Rev. ]. N. Denison has been i'll for a
few days.
"Houses to rent" is still the crying 10
cal demand.
There was a large attendance at the
chow last night.
Moody at the opera House this after
noon and evening.
Mr.. Doebeli has the first building
erected in Railroad Flat.
Capt Carroll of the Idaho is said to
hAys LOST $4,000 on Cleveland.
Democratic government employees are
locking for soft places to fall upon.
Mrs. Molloy has moved into her new
residences on Daniel Dale's property.
A seven-acre vineyard near Fresno
yielded $1,000 worth of grapes this
season.
County teachers examination at the
public fchool building on Wed nesday
Rsxt, l4th inst.
Mrs Molloy will soon begin series Of
revival meetings in Battery st. Nj. T..
church, Seattle.
Weirs majority over Donovaa in
Whstcom county was 80. In Island
county it was 6S.
It hes finally been found that Mr.
Donovan did carry one county. Mason
county gave him majority ofS.
Mir. Payne now comedies Mr.. Hinek.
ley's election as joint represe ntative to
the legislature. It's clean sweep.
Mr.. Geo. G. Smith has we'll under way
his job OF clearing and grabbing the
Denny land (formerly Mcintyre'sl on the
Discovery road.
Il is understood that Hon. d. L: Den
ny will donate lot from his Mcintyre
property for site for the proposed neS
Scandinavian ii. E. church.
Capt Biondi inie nds erecting build
ing IN the spring for q restaurant, neal
his new lodging house on the corner o.
Quincy and Washington streets.
Our journalistic neighbor now calls il
political uncertainty" Good enough
When il comes to free trade, however
democrats are CERTAIN certain OF de-
feat
Capitalists are figuring on motor lint
oil street railway in Port Townsend lead
leg out through the valley. Property
owners will do we'll to be liberal Will
this enterprise.
Whenever you see knot of republi,
cana on the street these days you cal
depend upon it they are lUllltylng
Now and then lonesome democrat i
seen wandering aimlessly about
Mrs. DR.. Hill is very low iudesd. Ii
iact 1t is not thought that she can POS
sloly live through the day. Anxious
fearful relatives have been watching a
tne bedside for the past few days con
stantly.
Inc publicans of Jefferson connt
Won splendid victory. Much credit j
Sse 70 hon. c. NJ. Bradshaw and Mr.. j
n. Lanoaeh, chairman and secretary o
1ne county committee--as we'll as t.
other workers.
drand Republican Rally, torchligh
posesslon, and jubilee meeting tomor
tS..S Seseaing. There is 10 be BURSTING
sra ol ne Hood gates of republican elo
.e. Look out for definite an
SosasemeAs tsuerroy.
, 1888-11-15

President Bucey. of the Washingt n
Horticultural society, brought an apple
called the Gloria Mundi. from Whatcom
the other day, which was exhibited at the
fair OF that place, which weighed over
two pounds. Also a Bellfiower which
weighed nearly two pounds. What
state can produce such fruit!-Pasco
Headlight.
, 1888-11-15
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the tate
of William George, deceased, are hereby noiifed
20 present lie ime, with proper vouchers, TO
c '. Anderson Al Bhinuey. WILDLY Is and. or
to Calhoun s. Coleman, of Port Townsend,
within twelve moaIhs ftom date OF nrst pubit-
satiou Of this notice or saI@ claims viii De forey-
er barred. T. v ANpEkSON-
Administrator of the estate Of WIN. George,
deceased.
nared Noyember Is. 1855 -wr0
, 1888-11-15
Death ef G. L. Il. Wood.

News came by telegraph last evening
of the death. in Oakland, Cal, OF Mr.
Cbas E. 2. Wood, who vas Tor many
wears part owner aud resident manager
OF the Port Discovery saw mill. Mr.
Wood has lived in California for several
years past. He leaves family.
, 1888-11-15
Administrators Sale:

In the Psobaie C5tst Of Pierce county, Wash
ington Territory W.,
Ia the matter OF tie estale OF tHS'H+- - " II
son, deceased. = q -,
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF ~
order of the Probate Court of Pierce county, w
T. mad on the I'D day of October A. ID. 1875, IN
the ma ter of the estate of the estate OF honas
+. Wilson. deceased. the undersigned, the al
ministrator of the said estate. will sell al pup
ic auctio1 = To the highest bidder Tor casE; Eou
coin of the United States OF America ana suO
jsct to confirmation BIZ said Probate Court, on
Wednesday the 2sth day of Noyemoer- A ID;
IsSS at the land in questio-', IN the county OF
Jefferson, all the right, title, interest ana estate
of the said ThoI as +. Wilson, II the time OF MS
deal H. and all the right. title and interest that
the said estate has. by oreration of law or 9th
erwisa, acquired oth.r than er IN aulltion 10
that of the said Thomas F. Wilson, n tbs time
of his DEATH in and ts all the cerialn lot piece
or parcel of land situate, lying and being IN the
Washington Territory. and are particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Block numbered
eight (s) of MoUnt-in View Addition 10 the city
of Port Townsend. the plat OF which Addition Is
now on file in the oifce Of thu county auditor OF
said jefferson county, W t., being piece OF
land 2l1 feet square, with 8 frontage feet on
Fifth sire L go feet on Sixth street Suo feet on
f street and 30 feet on G street, of same Piat-
Terms and conditions of sale-CasA, gold coin
of the United States. ten per cent. OF the pur-
chase money be paid 10 the anctioneer on the
t,sy of sale. balance on confirmation OF sale by
said PROBATE Court.
Administrator OF the estate of Thomas +.
Wilson, deceased.
Dated Tacoma. October p. ISIS.
Eirst publication Nov 3 Vi.
, 1888-11-15

Whitman county gives Allen 225
majority. elects republican leglsla>
tive ticket, and will jollify on Mon
day night. A tar barrel, saved over
from the Blaine campaign OF four
wears ago, will be burned.
, 1888-11-15
CTJACOlBS or
r..,. Sala 49,
agzS -,
kEMEDEsYSsTs5sSPAIN
BRAND NEW. STRONG PROOFS
For RheumatiSIll.

On Clutches. PatoIA III May IT. 1sso.
Was taken Eith ThsunltiI1 In 1857. suffered
intense pain for about Eix months, walked only o.
erutchss; Used St Jacobs oil; cured about I've
weeks ago, completely. kILEY J. FUSH-
22 Years. Newton, III, May IS. isss-
From 1858 70 1ss5-abous u yeArs-I suffered
with rhsuEAtiEn o: tia hip Was cured BY .hs
gss Of IS. Jacobs OIL T. O. DoDD.
T5 Years Maple Hill, Mich. May 8. ises.
Mr. JOHN J. sAITH. Enaisy. hiehigan, EAs
sEieted with rheumatism 10 years. his casa S'As
pronounced iEcuraoIe by two physiciAns bat was
cured By St. Jaeobs OIL and has remained SO txs
ysa.1. 3. AcCREA6Y, Druggist
Years. covel, Ill, Nay as, iess.
About gix years ago contracted rhsuMAtism.
consulted doctors but got nc relief till used st
Jacobs ol cured By bottles; no return Of pain
since, sAEEs MEREDITH
Since 1855. No. Branch, Mich, May Il, 1855
PAu OF Iss5 taken with IntAumAtory Rhs1-
masisa and suffered vesks WAS cured BY
bottle Of S. Jacobs OIL hrs. J. H-VAEDEcAR-
AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
The CHARLES A. V0GElER CO.. Baltimore. I'd.
, 1888-11-15
OVER 500.

4 private dispatch received late last
sight by the editor of this paper, from
Mayor jenkins Of Whatcom, says:
Your majority in WhatcOm county
shfee hundred. Shaker
WILL D. JENKINS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-24

Mr. II. Gillen this week sold the PAGER
''Trix' (by Tyrone, by SCOTS Hiaioge) to
Mr.. Gustave G. Pabst eff Milwaukee. The
trade was made on Saturday last, MIR rabst
coming to the city TO see the horse and after
seeing the animal completed the ,rade--all
of which took scarcely more than one hours
time! The figures are not made public, but
we understand that the price paid was not a
great deal under $4,000 At any rate the
full amount asked by Mr. Gllen was paid,
and it was handsome sum.
Trix is five years Old and one Of the most
promising young horses ever raised in this
part of the country. He started in on his
first season, June 10 at 3:l0; July 10 he had
reduced his time to 2;3Sl; and by Sept II
to 2:31. s-This season, his second he j. going
in 2:2j and better. lie has thus far devel.
oped in very remarkable manner. MIR
Pabst is certainly to be congratulated on his
purchase.
Mr.. Gillen's stables contain three other
animals. trotters showing remarkable speed
for the amount of handling they have had
all doing better than three minutes now
and all have the breeding which promises
speed if breeding will give speed We uu'
derstand either or all can be purchaser at q
bargain.
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Guilty of Wife Beating,

For small appeal case, the case of Mrs.
John Thomas against her husband, for
assault, which ended in verdict Of guilty
in the Circuit Court. on Wednesday, was
marked by extraordinary testimony. One
side or the other were wrong, but the jury
gave 1.-THE plaintiff the benefit of the doubt.
The case, as tale Of domestic life, is
quite interesting. The young people were
married in March, andas Mrs. Thomas
alleged, after the first of April, Thomas
gave her beating as often as once q
week, until July, when she went to
live with her parents, and brought suit
against him before justice Of the peace at
Utica, for assault He was fined five dollars
and costs, and his wife then began suit for
divorce, and filed a petition for an injunction
to prevent him from dIsposing of his prop
erto The assault case was appealed.
Thomas had a different story to tell. Be
fore his marriage another gallant had paid
her homage, and there still remained n warm
This caused the fires of jealousy to burn in
the breast of Thomas and shortly after his
marriage. he was Informed that the fellow
had visited the house. This made Thomas
angry, and when he accused his wife of re,
ceving him. she denied that he had been
near the place. He then accused her OF
hiding the truth from him, and family row
resulted. During the muddle she began
sticking pins in her mouth and making dem
constructions rs though to commit suicide, and
Thomas went home aLd persuaded his
mother to 90 over to his house and assist
her. After this, she left. lie claims that
the entire trouble rests with his mother.in
law, who is namical to him and desired her
daughter to procure divorce and alimOny
or part of his property The result in this
case will have its effect upon the proceedings
for divorce
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Probate Court.

The probate clerk has been kept very busy
during the past few months, and beside the
three regular men, three extra penmen have
been employed to write up the back records,
which are now written ap to about the first
of October Claim day, Monday, was one of
the busiest days Of the year, and a large
number of cases were disposed of. The office
is running from eight in the morning until
six In the evening, and will have the records
up to date in short oroer.
The petition of Catharine Wellman, for the
appointment of a conservator over Jacob
Wellman, was acted upon on Thursday.
Wellmap is wealthy, but spends his money
recklessly and foolishly. He has about
$1,000 remaining, and in order to restrain
him from spending it, the court appointed
Jacob Chamberlin conseryator, in bond Of
$4,000.
Petitions TO sell real estate to pay debts
have been filed in the estates of Lydia
Spaulding, John w. Smith, Margaret HOey
and j b. Hoffman.
Petitions for final settlement were filed
this week in the estates of Isaac Alderman.
Rel ecca Corwin, Geo. Glenn, Francis Ben
nett, Smith H. Ulmstead, Jos. Wslgenbach
and Chas p, Swan.
Claims were adjusted on Monday in the
estates of Andrew Klein, R0bt Blackwell,
F Miller, Jas Mcnamara, Daniel May,
Samuel Mcbride, W G Cats and o 5 Hayer.
The willie of Peter Howe, Geo w Read
Jacob johnson and Catharine Cassiday were
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c. NJ. SHAW.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

I ETrERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN the Post.
IL Office at Ottawa, State OF Illinois. on Thursday,
NOV. 22, 1888.
Aldrich Lou Litehart Wal2e
Roughmsn Mrs Saml Mckay X
Crosby Tom McNic Florence
Cad Sisie Patterson George
Gosnel W N Robinson Mrs Ellen A
Herbert frankie Stutfenburg Mrs 4
Howard Charles Trutsson Mrs Jan
Hunt Fannie r. Weber Mrs A c
johnson Mrs Mary Welch
MCkenny A Wolfe florence
Kern Sallie Womer Mary 4
To obtain these letters. the applicant must call for
Advertised Letters and give the date Of the lst and
If not called for within two weeks. they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office, in Washington.
WILLIAM OSMAN. p. NJ.
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In the County Offices.

HI TIC NOuuty omCcbs
License 10 marry has been issued to Frank
Tsmblyn and Jessie N Boutwell,, Peter
Schmidt and Anna Knobbeman, Jeremiah
Marston and Katie Kahn. W L Ross and
Katherine NJ Cox. Alfred Walther and Mary
King, Ed H Levy and Bertha H Gsissr, N
Jennings and Theresa Kline, Ed Marka'
wits and Antonio Minch, Max Trspts and
Minnie Wslther, J " Hawks and Eva
Hupp, Henry + KruIs and Elizabeth Wal.
tors. D G Rey nolds and Sarah Fsnnon, Jos
Cheethsm and Jane Hancock, & Douvis and
Katherine Engleman, John MCGEE aAd Mol.
lie Prentice, Jshn SAndsrson ald Sarah
Rowe, and John Plassns and Lima Koch.
The tax books are now nearly finished.
Following Is the rate in each Of nine prinsi'
pal towns upon the 800: Ottawa. Sc 90
Strestor, Sc 80; La Sale. 1922; Peru 81;
Mendoza, 81. so, Rutland, $3.50: Manlius,
South Ottawa, So. So; Earlville. A.37;
Eagle (heavisst in the county,, $l0,lS.
RECORDERS OFFICE.
Ono hundred and one instruments were
filed for record, since the 10th. or these 81
were deeds and 33 mortgages. Among the
important transfers are
Francis Gaube TO Jacob Kerper, pit seq
and swq sec 6, Mendoza; $4,000.
Richard Munns to Jas Walsh. Ell SEQ and
the seq NEG, sec Is, Otter Greek; So, 72O.
Martin Wajdwzak TO Peter Schmal, lot s,
in blk 30, La Sale; $l.l50.
Louis Meyer to Mary Schusmberger, Ell
swq and VIII Of neg, sec %, Eagle; $4,000.
Orion P. Howe to Sarah Nelson, 20 II Of
lot in blk %, Streator Orig "a 600.
Frank Duncan to p H. Cooper, lot 10 in
blk 70, Mendoza Orig; 81 500.
Lorenzo Hubbard to Warren Hubbard, VIII
neg, SEQ |, Worthwhile; $4,000.
Jas r Hoffman to Jacob DeAner, Ell neg
sec 81, Mendoza; $1,000.
Walter Reeves TO NJ. A. Jack, undiv h OF
Ell lot 9. in blk II, Streator Orig; s., 800.
David Anderson TO John McNslley, ,swq
SEQ 3, Waltham: $4,000.
James B Murray to Albert A. Collsy, lots
II, II, 10, IA, Is, l6, II. ls, 10, 20, 81, q,
in bid %, States Add to Ottawa, 81 200.
These transfers show an active market,
bnt the winter months will fail to improve
upon last years sales.
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TEIB
Winter Opening
at Trask's.
THB

Everything purchased by r.
II. TRASK this season was the
cream offering of foreign and
home manufacturing jewelers..
The idea in purchasing was to
get the best qualities and de-
signs to be obtained from relia-
BILE makers, and at prices in
reason.
Doing a wholesale, as we'll as
a retail business. TRASK is able
to purchase direct from the
manufacturers as jobber, and
thus saves jobber's profits to
his retail trade, something that
small retail houses are unable
to do.
Two travelling statesmen, G..
F. Trask and Frank Mears, are
kept on the road the year
around, and visit regularly over
one hundred towns in Northern
Illinois and Indiana. All goods
sold by them are accompanied
by the same guarantee as given
by the house. Dates made
known later on.
The grand new stock is now
complete, and comprises every
thing to be found in a first class
Jewelry store. TRASK does not
buy the cheapest, but instead
purchases only the best.
He has always made a spe-
cialty Of Spectacles and Spec
tacle Fitting, and has all the
modern appliances to detect
the defects of the eye. Years
Of experience have made him
an expert.
A fine line Of Opera Glasses,
his own importation from Paris,
Of the famous lie Marie make,
have arrived. They make beau
tiful gifts.
A large line Of Gold Headed
Canes, Silk Umbrellas, lie Roy
Fairchild's Gold Pens, and the
celebrated Fountain Pens, now
in. A heavy consignment Of
loose Diamonds in the window
next week. Look out for them.
R. II. TRASK,
La Sale Street, Opposite Old
Armory Block,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
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admitted TO probate and letters testamentary
issued. Letters Of administration were is
sued in the estate Of Jeremioh Twohey, in
ESTATE.
Reports we're filed In the estates OF Patk
Mohan, Anna NJ Klein, Lyman b Hurlburt
and Jane NJ Adams, and in the oonserva'or'
ship Of Richard Fullerton.
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Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Chickens
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County Court.

Geo. ". W. Blake, states attorney cleo,
fled his official bond in the penal sum OF
$4,000, in the county court, on Thursday
with W. W. Taylor, Matthew White and
John Heating as sureties. 1t was approved,
as was also the bond of Stephen Arnold, with
Casper Fischer, J Harlan and n. Knsuer, in
the penal sum of $50 600, and the boId of
coroner. elect Milling, in the penal sum of
$1,000, with j. L. Mccormick, Henry Bel
linghausen and Robt. c. Harenbsuser.
judgment by confession has been entered
up against Mrs, Maggie Kelly ct al, for
$50 90, in favor of David Evans An order
was entered on Thursday, setting aside the
default in the case of Anna Dallever vs. Jas.
Mcnamara, and leave granted the defense to
answer.
A venirs, summonipg jurymen for the
first Monday in December, has been out two
weeks There are forty jurymen in the
panel.
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NJ OTICE-EsTATB OF JEREMIAH TwoHnY, DE-
~ oIAsBDNoticc is hereby given, that the undersign
ed, Administrative Of The estate OF Jeremiah Tsohey,
late OF the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois,
deceased will appear before the Probate Court OF said
county on the third Monday (benR the 2lst day. OF
January, 1882 at the Probate Court Room, in Otta-
wa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are Notified to
attend and present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 2lst day Of November, A. D. 1888,
BRIDGET TWOHEY,
Administrator X,
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Mr. and Mrs. II B. Shaw gave party to
q few friends and relatives on Monday even
ing, the third anniversary Of their marriage,
at their home on the east side Cards
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NOTICE.-EsTATRoF PETER HowE, DECEASED,
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned. EX.
ecutors OF the last will and testament OF Peter Howe
late Of the county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois
said county on the third Monday (being the 2lst
day Of January. 1885. al the Probate Court Room.
having claims or demands against said estate are noti-
fed to attend and present the same in writing for adj
justment.
Dated this goth day of November. A. D. 1888.
JRROMEH0WH.
CHARLES HOWR.
Executors.
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There is No Wonder

TuUrp Is NU HUQuul
That q. NJ. SHAW is enjoying such q
healthy trade this fall. II you would only
step In and look around little you would
soon see that 1t was all owing to his com
plete stock Of Groceries and Queensware,
which are sold at prices that
Give Entire Satisfaction.
To quote prices on few articles we
srua would prove that you could make II
pay 10 drop In:
Our Winter Wheat 10 only $3.50.
Our Com bination Coffee 10 8 lbs, for 81,
and very fine.
Our SOC Japan Tea cannot be matched
for Csc.
Our Package Coffee We sell for s2c.
Our Pennsylvania Buckwheas 10 only
$12o
Our 9, 9. Tobacco We sell at SOC per ID.
Our 1OO-Piece Hand Painted Dinner
Sets only $40.
Our 15c OIL Is all right.
Our sauerkraut and Sweet Pickles are
just elegant.
Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Chickens.