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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
A PATRIARCH GONE.
The Father of the Krpabl;ean Party IA
Died in Pennsy Iyaria.

The Father of the K-pabEean Party Has
Died in fennss Fvania.
PITTtBURG; PA, April 2.-Hon. David
N White, formerly editor OF the Pitts
burg Gazstte and founder OF the Republi-
can party, died at his home 8. Sewickley,
Pa, at LAS O'Clock Sunday morning,
sged SO. "De.con" White. ss he was
fsmili -rly known, was born in
Wareham, Plymouth county, MSS,
Ausu7t %, 1905 In ls41 he came to this
city and purchased the G.zstte. he was
an incorporating opponent Of slavery,
and il 1855 published 6 csll for county
convention 10 form new psrty. The
call had few signers, but when the con-
ventiOn met every district In the county
was represented by duly elected dele.
gates. A strong ticket was nominated,
and from this spraDg the great
Republican party. The following year
q convention was held nj La Fayette hall
in this city and national organization
formed. The subsequent career of the
organization which Mr. White thus called
into being Is too we'll known to need at
tent His claim to he honor Of faith
ering the party can be questioned with
little success. There was never any OBJ
security In what he spoke or wrote. His
pen and his head alike were forcible
opponents of what he believed. His fam
lily circle consists Of his daughter, Miss
Helena, and his aged wife to whom he
was married sixsy-two years ago. Until
sickness seized him several months ag
he WAS an attendant of the Presbyterian
church. In the Methodist church he was
formerly q high OH ;jal and q faithful
worker and 10 that circumstauce is at
tribut3ble his title of "deacon."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
A GORGs BREAKS.

Great De nses Done In Southern Dakota
By the Brsak,nx Up Of tho Missouri.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, April 2-The gorge
IN the Missouri River above Elk Point
broke late yesterday and the water soon
submerged the country between Elk
Point and Jefferson, D. T. The Mil
wsukee G St Paul tracks for q distance
of nine miles this side of Rk
Point are under water and 1t
Is thought that about six mile 9
OF track has been washed away, although
this cannot be told until the water sub
sides. A great many families In tie sub
merged districts were forced to leave
everything and hse to the higher portion
of the country for safety. No lives are
reported Loaf, but much stock has per-
ished At Elk Point q number Of houses
are flooded, and the wster is three Inches
deep in the Milwaukee depot. At j. Ger
son the depot Is surrounded by water and
the operator goes to his work In boat.
No trains can 60 out on the Sioux City
and Dskota division for . number Of
days. At Sioux City the river has risen
rapidly snd is running full Of ice, but it
is SO broken up that there is little danger
Of damage Until gorge forms below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
ArrExprEp A,sAsslNAlION.
An Ellis County Man Fired Upon by His
ReiEhbor.

An EiIis County Man Fired Upon by His
ReiEhbor.
Special TO the Gazette.
WAxAHAoHIE, TEX, April 2.-Lsst
night about IL O'Clock Mr.. T. ]. r. Dav-
export, who lives nesr Nash, about nine
miles south Of this city, Was aroused and
called to his door by q masked man, VINO
Ared two pistol shots at him as he opened
the door. Both shots, however, missed
the mark and Davenport sprsng upon the
would-be murderer, took his pistol from
him, struck him in the face and held him
till some neighbors were called In and as
sisted in tying the man, who when I'M
masked was found to be bis neigh
Dor, whose name was Brown. He
was also relative, and the
difaculty is supposed to be the result Of
an;otd family feud. Davenport is pow
sff1i man, little the rise Of six feet, IN
good proportion, and could easily have
killed Brown, who plesded pit fully for
mercy while In Davenporps power.
Brown was brought in today and I'M
prisoped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
MEXICAN UPRISING.

rho ssttlemeDt of 9rsneers nj Austin
Causes . Ssir.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 2.-There Ia large
Mexican settlement In the southern
portion OF Travis county. Last week .
prominent old Mexican Was arrested
charged with hose stealing. He was
taken before justice and released on
bond to appear on Saturday. He did not
turn up! and on search being made he
could not be found. His friends con-
cluded he hos been lynched and
Immediately they lrose in AIMS. The
whites alarmed this morning applied to
Governor Ross 'or militia, to put down
the Mexic.us TIE Governor told them
nc, that Sheriff Hornsby and bis deputies
could take care Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
Gave Himaslk Up.
apeslal to the Gaastte.

Hp0dL 70 the Gh1ette.
BRYAN, TRx April flames Gilbert,
who it W II be remembered by the readers
Of TEE GAZETTE WAS charged with the
offense Of assault with intent to murder
Sam Buchanan, q young man, near Bryan
last August and who forfeited his ap-
pearance bond and left here soon after
the ohense WAS committed, came IN ana
surrendered to the authorities. 1t is re-
ported that Gilbert said that as the court
His turning all prisoners loose this term
be would come In and stand his trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
Waco.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, April 2.-The case Of VIII
liams vs.. Conger, involving ITO leagues
of and in this county, was decided in
favor of Conger by the United States
Supreme court.
The new government building was
thrown open to the public to-day.
The board Of directors Of the Waco
State bank announced that the banks
capital will be doubled, and advertised
500. 600 OF the bank stock at 10 per cent.
premium.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
The viIss Libel suis.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April 2.-The
Jury in the famous Welch-Vilas libel suit
disagreed after being out forty hours, the
vote standing seven tor conviction ard
Eve for acquittal. WEIGH is jubilant at
the result and predicts acquittal at the
next trial,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
TROUBLE IN A MILL.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April "A general
strike was iaaugursted st SpraDg, Chsl-
FAINT & Co.'s pipe mill st Etns this morn
ing. Six hundred men refused to go to
work and before the trouble is settled
there are apprehensions that the entire
works OF the firm will be directly con-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
OorsioanA.
special to the Gasetts

special to the Gasetts.
CoRsIcANA, TEX April 2.-The High
school building will be built at orce on
corner OF Church and JEFFERSON streets,
and when finished will be one of the most
elegant buildings in the city.
Great preparations are being made by
the Driving club for their races, to com
mence at the Fair grounds on the Sd and
to last three days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

Continued on Fifth Tage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
The Mckinney Cotton.

MCKINNEY, TEX april 2. - Thirty
bales of cotton were on the market to-
day. Now that the roads are drying the
market will become active sgain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
G. W. REE0 & co.

Jno A. Lock has put up corn crib aud
grainery on his Woodland farm.
Quite number attended the RAG bee a,
mrs. Elmer ElltOt's on Wednesday.
i. Patterson and Dave Chamberlain
each sport white plug hat.
Elmer Elliott has shipped a barrel of
apples and dried fruit to his father, in.law
in Red Cloud, Neb.
WIN Patterson is laid up with boils on
William Hoffman has new violin and
Is learning to play. He also taxes lessons
on the '0rgan of Miss Lizzie Patterson.
Miss Bertha also takes lessons on the
organ. " ~
A few Gallowayites visited the NJ. f.
morning. e0' '
a. Elliott Is filling up his young orchard
Each OF the two past weeks has brought
William A. and Orrin Ellsworth helped
shake on apples one day last week.
arthur Elliott bought several barrels of
cider made last Wednesday.
Every one Is enjoying fine blowing now.
Not much wheat sown. Rye ia coming up
nicely. Most of the farmers have 70 6uy
potatoes. Charles Adams, Silas c. Hoff-
man, and Donnell Patterson were among
the lucky ones.
Corn husking Is now on hand. Some of
day.
Our postoffice has been we'll supplied
with democratic papers and handbilis,-iA
lac, ali KINDS OF democratic documents;
while on the other hand not the first sheet
Out OF the ordinary, has come into the
once, not even one OF the republican can
while passing has called upon our
IePuoiican postmaster. Art says never
nino, Geo. W. W. Blake would not go by
without hello. TX
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Vicinity News.

vicinity News.
On com plant Of the State Mine Inspector
suit has been commenced against the Chi
cago, Joliet and Streator Coal Co., for re-
fusal and neglect to provide an air and
escapemsnt shaft at their mines, at Str Gator,
in compliance with the state law.
The Joliet Press wears new dress. 1t is
not an improvement in make up.
Diphtheria has appeared in the Galesburg
schools. 1t is causing o stampede.
The two horses stolen from Lar son, and
the horse stolen from Southcomb, at Morris,
have been recovered. The thieves are
awaiting the action of the Grundy Grand
Jury.
A few days ago, Mrs. John Mortlock, Of
Peru, was putting down carpets and placed
some tacks in her mouth. She had a cold
sore $50 called) on her lip, and the rust on
the tacks produced blood poisoning, from
which she died on Friday evening last
Watson Bros photograph gallery at Strea.
tor, was entered by thieves on Wednesday
evening, and the cash box, containing $95,
was taken.
The stores Of J. w. Lee and Oren L.
Worsley, at Triumph village in this county.
were burglarizsd on last Friday night, and
over q hundred dollars worth Of property
stolen. The thieves are believed to belong
to the nsighborhood, and will no doubt be
arrested.
Bessie Kennedy, daughter Of City Clerk
Kennedy, of Aurora, was seriously injured
on Sunday afternoon, by being kicked by q
colt.
Thos. Leason, miner, employed at
Oglesby, was struck by ledge of coal and
badly injured, while working in the shaft
on Saturday.
Diptheria is still king at La Sale. No
less than fly cases are claimed to exist.
The matter is being kept very quiet.
Mike Pursham, a Kanglsy miner, had his
skull crushed in ehaft on Monday, and
died before morning
An elevator at Sheridan burst last week,
scattering thousands of bushels Of corn upon
the ground. Rain came up before II could
he housed, and most of it was ruined.
Paul Riel, Q little Strestor.te, Was quiet
severely burned by an explosion OF fireworks
at the republican rally at streator last week,
The great American Fat Stock Show will
be held in the exposition building at Chi
eago, Nov. li-24. II il claimed that this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
Seneca saves Manlius.

SENECA, Nov 9.-Seneca saved Manlius tt
the democracy by plurality Of two in the
township. The vote stood: Cleveland 10
Harrison ll3, while the second precinct gave
Harrison $40 and Cleveland 80. Cleveland's
total vote being 2j5 and Harrison 253
The republicans Of Manlius are just a little
sore over the matter. Seneca's total vote
WAS 1922. Barrett 4 and Blake t. The
remainder of the ticket held its own. The
democracy of Seneca did good work on
Tuesday
The new fire engine Is grand success for
its size. as grand successes go. All that was
claimed for it was done in a satisfactory
manner.
Craren's meat market was burglarized o.
some loose change on Saturday night. Sus-
picion points to some Of our wild youths.
Johnes Bros. will move into Billiards new
building soon, having leased it for term Of
years,
Esquire Burwell is the maddest man in
Seneca. He WAS so Jealous at the polls that
they had closed ere he had voted. And
this, too, attending the conventions and
guiding the machine? Fie, squire.
The Rock Island tried to be magnanimous
on Thursday evening last. II had decided
that being sworn at for orustiness was be-
coming monotonous, and when the Peru sO-
comodation reached that city, 1t was ordered
back here to take the democrats home from
our rally. 1t is lsmentable, but true, that
only six avaied themselves Of the opportun'
itv p. X. N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
COUNTY NEWS.
Correspondents Solicited.

The FREE TRADER wants regular cor
respondent in every township In La Sale
county. To persons, either male or female
who will send US regular weekly letters and
undertake the work of getting US new SUBJ
scribers, substantial payment will be made
for the work done. Political work has been
ended for four years, and the Free TRADER
has entered upon the work Of getting itself
into every household in this county and
well pay money to one person in every
township who will assist in that work. We
want ,oorksrs and will pay well for work
done for us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
A Healthy Row,

UTIoA, Nov. 9.-Utics is becoming "tuff. v
There is hardly night passes that fails to
chronicle row Of some sort, and on Satur.
day night last q select few fell upon the
childlke and bland guardian of the peace and
stove him in. OF course the goody goodies
are up in arms, but the deed is done. and
another mash has been placed to the dement,
of the imported police. Mayor Gilbert
fumed about it some, and things are quieter
They'will remain 80 until the gang gets in
dignant again. Somehow Miller seems to
fairly crowd himself into these indignation
meetings. He should DO more cautious.
The prohibition hosts marshalled their
valiant aids on Tuesday and prepared to
take the town by storm. Gilbert remained
at home and attended to his knitting, and
was rewarded by securing 40 plumpers max
ing l2O. The liquor men we're determined
to make good showing against Gilbert, and
had 1t not been for their efforts his vote
would have been larger. Harrison received
ia, Cleveland 1856 and Fiske II votes. Bar.
raft was cut 5, but Burkart ran 4 ahead and
Blake IA ahead, Murdoch beating him by
only 8 votes.
Wickham became 80 excited over the
election that he neglected to toot his old cor
net even once. move him q vote Of thanks.
Ike.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
THOMAS N. HASKINS,

= - AttOfneU at Ldp. -
MAS'EER'S SALE;--STATEO OF ILLINOIS,
W COUNTY OF La SALLE-ss. La Sale County CIR
cult Court
In the matter Of Mary Callaghsn vs.. Maria Haskins
Patrick William Page, Louis GaynOr, Michael Byrne,
; JIl. H. Quinn Luke Feeney. Michael Fiannigan,
Hanorah Shea, Jane Kennedy, Martha l. Lehman. Ma
~ Grady. Mary II. Ladd John Kane. r. N. Nenstadt
b. Lschman, Anna II Dolliver and Mrs. John O'Bren.
On BIZ TO FOfeclOse Mortgage
PUBLIC notice is hereby given. that in pursuance OF
decreta order entered In the above entitled cause IN
Duncan McDOugal Master in Chancery of said Court,
on Saturday the first day Of December 1885, az 10 o'clock
In the forenoon Of said day. shall sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder fer cash. at the north
door of the County Court House, in Ottawa, In said
county, the following described real estate, or so much
thereof as be necessary satisfy said decree stu
ated In the county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois,
to wit:
Lot number two 90, in Block number thirty
$50, in the city OF La Sale.
Ottawa, Illinois, November 9th. 1888.
DUNCAN McDOUGALL.
novl0-iw Master in Chancery for said Circuit Court
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I.Ostaut Notes.

LosrANr, Nov. S.-The sad, gingerly ex
preston that some OF our young men wear
is soul narrowing to contemplate. Never
mind, boys, we will do them up four years
hence.
Every thing else in the line is swamped but
politics Everyone is willing to impart po
litioal information, but no word Of sught
else.
Some Of the farmers are kicking about
soft corn. Why the corn should not have
ripened evenly is a mystery, but it didn't.
The amount Of soft corn will be large.
All Lostsnt stockholders Of the Wenona
Union Fair Association attended the meeting
Of the stockholders held at Wenons en- We'd
nesdsy. There was considerable wailing.
The fellows who have made business OF
attending rallies will now rally to attend to
business.
Maggie Taylor is home from Chicago for
the winter.
Some of our republican friends attended
the Streator rally.
Miss Ellinor Page has returned from her
visit to Hennepin.
Hope pollsd 1853 republican. 96 democrat
10, 90 pI ohibition and 5 labor votes on Tues
day, making total vote Of 282, A few Of
the county candidates were scratched. It
was q quiet day.
Miss Jessie Chester of Metsmors, is the
guest Of Mrs. Fairohild.
Squire Massey and wife have returned
from Dakota. JOHN b.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

The peoples remedy for the cure of
coughs, colds, asthma, hoarseness, Group,
bronchitis, influenza, whooping cough, in.
cipient consumption Is DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup, the old reliable. Price 25 cents.
TO promptly and permanently cure rheu
matism or neuralgia use Salvation OIL.
Price % cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
TOniCa Notes.

ToSIcA, NV. 9.-Everyone Is talking
election and waiting for the Free TRADER
to obtain the official result.
The weather since Tuesday has been par.
tioulsrly bad. The drilling rain seems
never to cease, and the roads are fss: ap-
prosching horrible condition.
Gentlemen who have allowed their farm
machinery to remain out in the fold, would
make money by hauling 1t under shelter
and treating 1t to coat Of grease.
While waiting about to hear stray election
news, many Of our wise citizens treated
themselves to an oyster stew at the Tonics
House.
Israel Hutchinsons sale Of stock and i'm
plements next week will be about the only
event in farm circles.
Elias Doane Is finishing the two story
portion Of the Pslmers' house, Ii will be
completed In few days.
c. B. Palmer will sell the household goods
ct the Beck residence at one O clock this
afternoon.
Wait for il.
WHAT
Why; the opening Of the "freeziu' y
weather. The Tonica boys have never been
known 70 take back seat from the world
when the snow flies, and We will take nc
back seat this time. "Rah' for society
anyhow.
Mrs. Muir gave tea for the benefit Of the
Methodist missionary society on Wednesday
evening last.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10

LELAND, Nov. 9.-Adsms cast 1886 votes on
Tuesday, giving Harrison $50, Cleveland 65
and Fiske, 20. Trench was badly scratched
90 was Barratt. while Burksrt fell six vote,
behind. or course Johnson was at home,
working ct the polls as hard as he knew how,
and as he 10 somewhat popular, succeeded
in inducing several democrats to scratch
Bsrratt.
The Methodist church ladies served large
number Of voters with New England din
ner at the hail. A fair was held in the
evening, at which largo number Of fancy
work WAS disposed Of
The alleged Independent Express comes out
for Harrison at the eleventh hour.
|, ID, IoT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
Probate Court,

probate Court.
adjustment Of Claims--C. B. Holderman
vs.. eat. Of Hazen, claim of IS dismissed,
Jos. Brooker vs.. same, SIS allowed. A. W.
Nicholson vs. same, $l.75 allowed. J.P.
Gardner vs. same, dismissed.
Report of Aceounts-Estate Of Cumrine,
and guardianship Of MoCombs ct al, and
Nettie Wemer.
Inpentories-Filed in guardianship Of
Louis Hitohins, Henry E. Butter6eld, Ger.
trude Monager ct al, and Olive N. Crosear
ct al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court,

CiFcuU Court.
Decrees-Theresa Saohter was granted a
divorce from her husband, John Sschter, on
Friday last The parties resided in Sheri.
dan, and after few years Of married life
John abused his wife and finally deserted
her, going to Washington territory. This
was made the basis Of the bill.
Alexander Helm sued the Chicago, Joliet
and Streator Coal Co. for his salary as gu.
perintendsnt Of their mines at Strestor, the
other day. and the hearing came off yester.
day. Helm had been discharged fer al
legged incompetency, and the weight of evil
dence showed that he had sold his claim
against the company to H. B. Scutt, one Of
the principal stockholders, shortly after
ward. Judge Blanchard decided in favor Of
the company.
George W. Ruler vs.. Christian Hsrten.
bower ct al, masters report of sale Of prop,
erty confirmed.
Mary f. Williamson ct al. vs.. Cornelia
Williamson OF al. Decree Of distribution.
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Envelopes.

The FREE TRADER Office has just received
$4,000 Envelopes. direct from the manuiao-
turers, and is prepared to furnish them in
lots to suit at lower prices than envelopes
have brought for two years past.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-10
EarlYilla Entries.

EAnlvILLE, Nov. 8.--Earlville was the
scene Of bloody tragedy on Thursday
evening last. Shortly after eight o'clock
the bruised and msngled body Of George
Elfman, q switchman in the c., B. & Q.
yards, was found in the new yards, oppo
site the old brewery property. The head
was crushed, the body ground and multi
ated, both legs hung BY the cords, and the
remains were otherwise mutilated. They
were gathered up and taken to Dsnny's
undertaking establishment. When last seen
alive, he WAS riding into the yard on some
detached cars, and it 10 probable that he
fell from the front end of the cars and the
remainder passed over him. He was son
Of Mr.. Elfmsn, living south Of here, and
came here from Shsbbona about two years
ago He leaves wife and two small chill
dren.
By the way. Mayor So ndeIs doesn't sp-
pear to have very high veneration for
Halloween. l only judge from the extra
police force employed
Little Freddy Bushsll was seriously In.
jured on Wednesday last by being run over
by his fathers grain wagon, on tho way to
Ottawa.
The democrats had 5000 in the window Of
the City bank up to Tuesday night. Some
of the republican boys wish they had tax On
more Of it now. 1t was in gold too; no l.
D. US.
A wedding soon-look out tor young
bachelor with good position.
No flies on Ed McKinney's new rig. 1t is
daisy.
The dramatic society promises big things
this winter. All that is really lacking to
make up cast tor Romeo and Juliet is
Juliet. Where, since "IIarb" Wiley has
left US, will we again secure juliet Them
hair--that eyes-those nossl His equal az
Juliet we shall never find again.
Earl's first precinct gave Cleveland 1879
and Harrison 1874, and her second precinct
gave Harrison l03 and Cleveland 46.
Brewer ran ahead on both, as did also Bar.
raft, while Rurksrt was fairly soslped,
The remainder Of the ticket ran about even,
NJ WALL
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LORENZO LELAND,

- Attorney az Lao.
NJ ASTERs SALE--STATE OF ILLINOIS, CoCN
lNA TY OF La SALLE-ss. La Sale County Circuit
Court.
Harvard James Harvard, Thomas Harvard, William
Harvard and Robert Harvard. -BiH for Partition.
Public notice liz hereby given that in pursuance Of
decreal order entered In the above entitled cause In
said court on the twenty day Of October 1888
Duncan McDOugall. Master In Chancery of said court
on Monday, the tenth day of December, 1888 at ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. shall sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the
north door Of the County Court House, in Ottawa. In
said county the following described real estate stu
ated In the county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois.
to wit:
Lot number three 90, In the northeast quarter OF
section thirtyfour GA, In township thirty two 1922
NORTH OF range a. east Of the third (3d) principal
meridian and the east half Of the northwest quarter
the northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section thirty four (SD In township thirtytwO lS2l
north OF range one O east Of the third Sd) principal
meridian.
Ottawa, Illinois. November 9th, 1888.
DUNCAN MCDOUGALL,
noviO4w Master in Chancery of said Circuit Court.