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Monticello,
Jan. 5, SO 2m*
AN ORDINANCE.
81 it ordained By the City Council Of tie GseS
b1xSIf
e. 3. BAILEY,

81 it ordained By the City Council Of tie GtyeA
h1SSee:
SECTION l. That an election b. held on Tss1
the 1871 day of February, A ID. 1899. al the
House in sad city, during the usual hOuS o. :
lug elections, to determine wheIhe. or NOT ik
Council shall be empowe cred 10 issue bonds
city, not 10 exceed thirty five Thousand doAaj
amount, for the purpose oi constructing aN
works, said bonds IL bear per cent intere-
10 be payable thirty years after date, but susiai
redemption after tive years, al the pleasure
Council
SEC. :. The ballots of those voting fl! ID.
o! bonds shall read Fpr Bonds" ani
voting - inst the iSsu- o; bonds shall read "As
Bonds" !
SEC. 5. That if The Council be enpowersc
election ia iSSu- said bonds, ;ntr shall al tsa
meeting after said electiu,, appoint taFee 20
t'tchplders of said ciiy II - STYLED ln'.1
Csty Ponds who >han hay c.a--cc D The PC
t.on al said BOMBS, The Disbursements 81 u.
eEs arisiug from the n t E tut ~lil ana q.
ageme'.t AID cnutr j of al :.Ne> riisea :
ptNme.tt Il the interest AMI ii'c L tlmA'e =
lipn of sal ,,ud-. said Trustees stall saes J
bond IN Suci suu - tlc Council h'as
y 'yahie - ihc Naylr ITS d c.ty. md eehassll
INIT said Trustees stall idtLfui peiiOF@ =
ties entrusted L them AZ
SEC. + Taa; lLiS oTd;Iaae' shall ee j.
oace = week ior iour week in he Well
KIDIAN +. b CARPESIA
President City Coz
j. l.. DEMiLLY,
City Clerk
Approved January Il, leS'.
Jan. 10 1889 4w.
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If you want fine saddle horses, carriage horses
draught horses big horses or little horses, at ex
ira low prices go to.
14-tr r. j. ROBERTS & Sons
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Mules. Mules.

If you want fine work mules, farm mules
good mules, cheap, go to
14tt T. J. ROBERTS & Sons
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See our big FLoRIDIAN and Isros
Sytings offer. Both for a whole year for
only 81. If
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FOR SALE!
PLANTATIONS Nv .BEFrpu.
COUNTY. FLORIn.
Monticello City Lots, LeConte Pear =.

l have 100 beautiful residence lots With,
corporate limits, | am Offering at big b,rus,'1.
Have recently had 100 acres within ~
walk of both depots surveyed into Eli lo. =
rious size, each fronting on 90 foo, s,,'s
offer at SlOO to 5000 according to location IN.
in this body. will sell 4 or 4 interest 10 $
ner VINO VIII advertise and help sell II IN =
tracts, at tremendous bargain
PEAR TKEEs.-I have the finest nursery os n.
3 year old LeConte Pear Trees in America q, =
cheap F. O. B. cars
PEAR GRovEs.-2 acres opposite both a..
trees ten years old and paid 10 per cent ON a
last season can reasonably expect 10 Der 80.
$4,000 next season immensely valuable asisssj
value of trees. Price $1,000 , acre grove ~ ;
for tJ LOIS Prce o ssul t
either lot for 81 900.
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In the Circuit Corrt-Sec md Jndicla
ol Tie Stae o Florida, il and Tor I7~
ly--ln Chanc- ~.
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SXLPEH I;LOU Ek.
EEiola W alter.

Barrels and half barrels at
RANDOLPH & Co.'S.
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BENNETT & HALL.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FRUITS and PRODUCE,
No. 161 WEST STREET
NJ 6 w YOR k.
Jan b. 16 ~
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
~ to apply at the next regular session of the
Legislature, for the passage o! an act making il I'M
lawful for live stock, including horses mules asses
cows. sheep, goats ana all meat cattle and swine
TO run at large in thar part of Leon county EN-
braced in election districts to fourteen ncln-
sive as now cOns,u'e ed from the first day of Feb
ruary to the first day of December each and every
year, and providing for The impOunding and sale Of
stock so unlawuiy running at large, and for the
recovery Of damages by any person whose crops
are injured by such stock from the owner of them,
whether the crops H. ured are fenced not.
S. WILLIAMS,
GEO w. SAXON,
Jan. %, 1889 9w and others.
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Mar2-Sw

1-u.un 80 iaN S"io Notco. ,.
- iaih VI lLLtNoiS, Ia eAhLh SouNrn.-H' ~
~ tne nnknown owners OF anu 10 tne unk hoWn par
a ~ I'M q, ,h a., nv WILLIE ms ma 81,
uescipeu, anu 10 tne persohs Va whose nanes yacn VI
tue SAME Was taxed or assessed Tor Tue year hereinafter
speclheu' anu 70 each anu every person III actual ovcu
Pahcy v, ea.n vi wy sae' tahe NUE.
inat ON the Gays hsrtiiai,er speeneu SAFE OF isna
snu toWh ios ior sav, county sS~n anu o.nei laaes
aue anu Hmpalu ~. Wy year iSo maue u. wy oou VT
hsv ., ~ ,os ,s o 'ouh'' i'no' oh INC gu
uaS vi jung, 1871, uous". w -. s.,,,,. q. ro,,n
0, TIE e. - OK W. Of s. w 9; OF Section ~ TOWN
%, snnse 2, assesseu W paNu su, "ieo ,..,. no
The " sacres OF s. =; 2; OF = W. g. OF Section 81
The Q. lis olthe " oiS ": e OF Section % Town
ID T ha,ss ,ns %S, 81 Ss,nn so o., parr.
~ VI -. W ei - INV" ''' f"nse
!, assessed 70 Satherlhe MURPHY also ., -
ueorSe tHyior purcnaseu aio Hssgneu 10 me the G. y
VI une y, T.; Y. " se.,o ~ ,o"hsP o'' h"hsc Dc
~ esseu 70 Nnaries MCkey, anu ~. 49,, M, ,e,-
hhe ue on M y, ssu sag so al june $'u eo
On the 2Sd dav OF June, iSs, purchased the s. ~ ~
Oh O. OF Loi BLOCK Ola Town oi rer"' assesseu
W nv nWkei aiso , =, p,..,. ., a., ,u,,o,. co,
tai td,e s - y, any T ~, s. 80, 20 hnyns,
| shultz Also ~, c.-..- 100000, =, ,-.,,
Lot " p'och 81 ouea'o'' assesseu W t. d. iraho'
"SV 90 .Yo., p,o,,, an vo-,a,u,o, ro,, ro T..
Thee. iS on Lot l. BLOCK ~, Nerinlllion Coal COS
aua,lioh 70 oTeator assessor W M rice; as9 a..
lheo ~ Vi Lot IL. DIoVh ., vim ruin "uui'ioh w
otrNator assesseu W june Scy nivut; aso ,,,,, -,
. me O. 10 Oh ot o. DloSk ~. Wis rah auu'''oh W
stTea.or assessed 70 JOE rIaL'eI nso s,, ,,,,,
iue " u. VI 10, ~ piosh ~ v. luto o'' auu'oh
10 Sucator' assessea 70 JOIN oowieyi ALSO ~ p,,.u,
lne :. Si u. y Vi ., w y, =, Disvk ~. Mh,e ,
"tp.on W @ ~ asSeu " . ~ 80 10
os o. =. aus 80 ~ III" Ss o. o. q :, ON"
siock o. Lo!s o. anu w. bioek III Snuin strea'or au'
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home, spoke and wrote with more charity OF
his rivals, and seldom disagreed with anybody
except Democrats. Towards them there are,
as yet, no signs Of softening.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, who has been spoken
of for the mission to the Court of St James,
is the editor and manager of The New York
Tribune. He may be found any day in his
editorial sanctum on the ninth floor OF the
tall Tribune building, reading innumerable
letters receiving scores of visitors from all
parts Of the country and experimenting in
person the management Of his paper For
long time il has been rumored on Park row
that The Tribune has no managing editor.
The gentleman who nomnally occupies that
position is not invested with the authority
usually granted In everything he acts under
the immediate supervision of Mr. Reid. This,
of course, renders the chief Of The Tribune a
very busy man. From the moment he enters
his office until he leaves 1t several hours later
he is pressed for time Consequently he
keeps himself closely guarded in his private
office, and there is no other editor in New
York so difficult to reach.
Whitelaw Reid was born fifty years ago in
the town of Xenia, O. Although an Ameri-
cdn ny DlTlu, uo 10 u ctOttuiiti diSNe
descent His paternal grandfather emigrated
to this country from the south of Scotland
and settled in Kentucky as one Of the earliest
pioneers, In 1900 he crossed the Ohio river
and purchased several hundred acres of land
upon the present site Of Cincinnati. He was
stern old covenanter, and found his con-
science uneasy, owing to the condition OF the
deed, which required him to run ferry
across the river every day Of the week.
Sooner than violate the Sabbath he parted
with his new property and removed to
Greene county, where he became one of the
founders of the town Of Xenia. On his
mothers side Reid Is descended from the an
'sient "Clan Ronalds" Of the highlands.
After being graduated from the Miami
university he was appointed principal Of the
graded schools in South Charleston, o., teach
ing French, Latin and the higher mathemat-
les to large number Of pupils. At the age
of 20 he bought The Xenia News, and for
two years led the life Of country editor.
During this time he mixed considerably in
politics, advocating the nomination of Abra-
ham Lincoln for the presidency in 1850,
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HONORS TO JOURNALISM.
SKETCH OF MURAT HALSTeAO, POS
SlBlE MINISTER TO GERMANY.

His Qualifications Undoubted-His Early
Career-''The Red Haired Msiden Of the
Blue Miami"-whitelaw Reid May he
English Minister.
There are strong indications that American
journalism is about to lose-temporarily, at
least-one of its most striking ornaments; for
Murat Halstead is urged for foreign mis-
sion, the choice lying between Germany and
Russia 1t seems to those who know him
most intimately that France would suit him
best, for he could give the French points in
versatility and yet preserve all the shrewd
self possession of the Yankee Of Ohio Mr..
Halstead, however, confesses to strong ad-
miration for Germany and the German char
acter, and he enjoyed the intimacy, II not
the friendship, of Emperor William, Won
Moltke and others during the most interest
ing and bloody episode Of the Franco-Prussian
war. The numerous parties and still more
numerous factions in the German reichsrath,
which puzzle so many readers would be plain
as q game of checkers to him, for he has had
Q unique experience with many parties and
factions.
1t would be difficult to select another man
who knows as much about the different
phases Of American character, the different
grades in life and politics. and all from
actual experience. A farm boy to the age
of 10, an ambitious student and amateur
novelist for three years more, then writer
Of miscellany, a local reporter and finally a
many sided journalist and successful business
and editorial manager, he has been through
1t all hard worker, forcible writer and in
tense patriot. To quote his own words, he
"believes in the United States Of America"
and many Of his Enthusiastically his most
sensational one-have arisen from his i'm
patience with men whom he judged to be
neglecting great opportunities and not doing
enough for their country.
Murat Halstead was born Sept. 2, 1890, at
Ross, Butler county, o., and spent his minor
ity on a farm. At IS he began writing for
newspapers, and it is now somewhat amusing
to note that his first successes were gained in
the hghtest kind Of fiction and most ''gush-
Ing sentiment" and that when he abandoned
that for miscellany on social topics and de-
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JOHN f. MADDEN,


Dub NOEICE.-STATE OF
/ ILLINOIS, LA SALLE CoUNTY.-ss. PROBATE court
N La Sale county, 10 he March Tenn, A. u. 1889.
Thomas j. Sheahan, administrator OF the estate ot
Jeremiah Murphy, deceased. rs Henry Gaiss admins
traitor of the estate of Ann Murphy deceased Margaret
Corr Julia Maher and the unknown heirs and deyisees
OF jeremiah Murphy, deceased. -Petitlon TO sell real
estate To pay debts. 49, ,,,
Mahcr and the unknown heirs and devlsces ofJcremah
Murphy, deceased. defendants above named having
been ned In the office OF the Clerk of the Probate Court
La Sale county, notice IL hereby given To the said
Margaret Corr, Julia Maher. and the unknO heirs
and devsecs OF jeremiah Murphy deceased, that the
said plaintiff Thomas j. Sherman, administrator of the
estate of jeremiah Murphy, deceased, has filed his pct
ton In the said Probate Court OF In Sale county Tor an
order to sell the premises belonging to the estate OF said
deceased or much Of II may be needed 20 pay the
Lot number twelve C2) in Block number hfyeght (5S
in the city of Sale county o. La Sale and state OF
Illinois, and that summons has been issued out OF said
Cont against YOU rcturnab ut the March term, u.
1889 of said Court be holden the third Monday OF
March, A. D. 1889. AT the Court House IN ottawa IN La
Sale county Illinois. -,.
Now unless YOU the said Margaret Corr, Julla Manner
and the unknown heirs and devlsees of jeremiah Muir
ply deceased shall pers lnaly be and appear before
of term thereof to he holden at the Court House In
said county, the third Monday of March. lsss and
plead answer demur 10 the said conplalnants pcti-
lion filed theI Elm, the same and matters ana things
therein charged and stated will be taken az confessed
and 4 decree entered against you according to the
prayer Of said bill,
Ottawa Illinois February 70, 1889
Probate Clerk.
T.u,r L N COMMITMENTS Solr "a
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LONG LIFE.

There is nothing In the world more gener.
ally desired than long life, yet the majority OF
people put OIL caring for their health-not be
cause they are really careless, but because We
live our lives at such pace We have not time
to give the subject sufficient thought until We
receive reminder In the shape OF severe ILL.,
ness.
Then, too, we are constantly bewildered by
the various schools Of medicine, and the ply
sicians who represent them, and often blunder
in our choice of doctors.
II people only knew that the very best
health-keeper, llfe-preserver, and disease-pre
uenter that has yet been discovered, is sim
mered down into q concentrated and very
palatable form in the shape Of New Style
Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters, they would
not hesitate moment to try 1t.
But they do not know. How can they
know, when so many not only worthless, but
positively injurious, drugs are constantly
flooding the market under various names and
guises, that the New Style Vinegar Bitters is
as bad as any Of them:
They do not know, OF course, unless they
have the courage to try the New Style. II
straightens out the tangled.up system In q
very short while, and those who buy 1t once
buy 1t always.
Why don't you try it, reader? 1t is sent on,
by responsible house, aud is exactly as rep
resented. II costs but dollar for very
large bottle. Try it once and you will never
be so glad Of anything in your life. Your
druggist may not have 1t, but he will order II
for you. Be sure 1t says New Style and
Pleasant Taste on carton and bottle before
you take it. Try it, and you will feel happier
than II you found gold mine, for 1t really ID
mine-of health.
Free from alcohol aud opium; composed OF
expensive herbs and roots, with fine, deli
cate flavoring.
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J. r. MADDEN,

AHOfHtD az Lao.
STATE OF ILLINOIS LA SALLK COUNTY-ss. In
- he Circuit Court % Mdrch Term, 1889
Isabella Paar ~. william Paar.iR Chdnc1y.-Ath.
davit of non-residence OF William Paar the above
defendant having been filed in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court of said county, notice is therefore hereby
gwen TO the said nonresident defendant that the com
panant ed her hin of complaint in said court on the
chancery side thereof. the 9TH day of February,
1889 and that thereupon summons issued out of said
court wherein said suit is pending returnable on
the second Monday In the month of March next.
as is BY law required. Now. unless you, the said
nonresident defendant above named, William
Paar, shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court on the first day OF the next term
thereof 10 be holden at Ottawa. In and for the said
county. on the second Monday in March next and
plead, answer demur 10 the said compainants bill
of complaint. the same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and decree entered against you according TO the
prayer of said bill HENRY W. JOHNSON,
Clerk.
Ottawa, La Sale Co.. Illinois. Feb 9TH. 1889
J. r. MADDEN Iompit's Solr fcb64w
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NOTICE OF TAX PURCHASE.-NoTIcrI IL HEREBY
~ given that at sale of delinquent lands and town
lots by the Treasurer and exoicio collector OF La
Sale county and State OF Illinois, tor the state, county
and other taxes and costs due thereon, for the year
1886. and previous years, held NJ the County Court
House In ottawa in said county on the 22d day Of June
A. ~ 1887 and continued from day TO day 10 day, In
pursuance of law /, j. L. Armstrong on the 22d day OF
June. =. D. 1857, purchased the following described
tr set Of land toNit - 49,
The und u OF the " 4 of the ne 4 OF the NE Z OF
Section one % Township thrty.two (1) north Range
Ave 90 east OF the third Principal Meridian containing
ten acres IN said county and State said land was
assessed In the OF John Morrow and for the year
1886.
The time of redemption OF said land from the above
sale will expire on the POD day OF June. A. d. 1889
J. l.. ARMSTRONG.
Brookneld, Seneca +. u. feb933w
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Henry P. Hatcher, son of Florist j. G.
Hatcher, of Amsterdam, N. Y, is sadly al,
flicted by the excessive use of cigarettes,
The smoke has affected the left eye tosuch
an extent as TO cause a serious infamma-
ton. The eye is so infiamei' that he cannot
see out of 1T. DR.. McMartin, the we'll
known oculist, says that to effectacure the
eyewill have to be taken ousand the back OF
It scraped toremove dark and binding sub
stance that has formed there. The disease
Is technically known as "cigaretteeye.
This case is warning 10 all young metDrot
20 smoke the deadly cigarette.
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JONI F. MADDEN Compliments sol'r feb o 3w

NrOTICr, Is HEREBY GIVEN that AZ sale of
~ delinquent lands and town lots. by the Treasurer
and OxOico collector Of La Sale county and State of
Illinois, the state, county and Ohe- taxes, and costs
due thereon for the year 1886 and previous years held
at the County Court House In OTTAWA IN said county
ON the 18th day OF June A. u. 1885, and continued from
day 20 day in pursuance OF law, sherman Leland. on
the sd day OF june A. D. 1885, purchased me following
described lots to.wit Lots s. b, l. and g. BLOCK Z,
south Streator Addition to Srcator assessed In name
Of 3reator Joliet Chicago Coal Co, and on said I'D
purchased lots TO- ii and ~ In Block and lots l. and
Block South Streatur Addition to Sreator assessed
In the OF e. $. Coal Co. and for the year 1856
The time OF redemption of said lots from the above
sale will expire on the I'D day OF June. \: D. 1889
SHERMAN LELAND.
Ottawa, March !. 1889
Redemptons made At the Office OF The Clerk OF
the County Court, at ottawa,
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leg4l.
AND PURCHASk:-

TAX SALE AND PURCHASE
l. Sotice Is hereby gwen NJ the unknown owners Of
and 10 the unknown parties interested in the lands
and parts OF lots hereinafter described and ali other
persons whom II may concern that u public sale OF
delinquent lands and town lots by the Treasurer and
ocio coectorof Ia Sale county In 'he State Of Illinois,
for the state, county and other and costs due
thereon for the year n 1856 aud previous years held
AZ the County Court House. in the city of Ottawa In said
county, commencing the 18th day Of June A. D. 1887
and continued from day 10 day pui 10 law James
sea-don on the sd day OF June, A. D. 1887, became
the purchaser OF the following described town lots sit
uated IN said county and state. viz:
Lot 10, Block u, In Vests add to the town OF MeA-
dota, assessed to Geo. Kraun.
Lots, Block 49, in Old Town of Peru. assessed 10 A.
ID. Smith
Los, Block "a, in the Town OF La Sale, assessed to
r. Dillon.
S, r. Il. W y Lot 5, Block 1888, in the Town of La
Sale. assessed TO Jonn Allen.
lots l, as l. 6. and In U. S. Painters Subdl-
vision OF Lot s. IN the n. W. OF Sec. 26. T. 81 ~. r. s.
east of the srd r. NJ In the Town OF streaor assessed
TO U. S. Painter,
s. y Lot l. Block 1, in Homesteads Add. to the Town
OF Streator, assessed 10 Simpson Maxwell
Lot T. Block g. In South Streator Add to the Town OF
Strestor. assessed TO W. II. Milllgan.
Fraction OF Lot is. Block |, In Pumb's ID Add. TO
the Town Of Streator. assessed TO John Frnikor.
The time for redemption OF SAID lots from said sale
will expire on the sd day Of June, A. u. 1882
Also AZ the aforesaid sale on the cath day OF June,
10 In Richeys Add. to the Town OF MarseGs assessed
10 Chas Young.
The time for redemption from said sale will expire
on the 2ttn day OF June, A. u. 1889. -
Mar2-Sw Assignee OF said Purchaser.
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a n d subsequently
stamping" effect
lively in his own re-
gion in Mr.. Lin
In S b e h a (.
Shortly after this
he went to Column
bus, the state CAPT
tai, as legislative
correspondent for
The Cincinn a I'll
Times, The Cleve-
land Herald and
The Cincinnati Ga
zette. He was ex-
pected to write
thraa distinct let
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scriptive writing,
his friends regard
ed it as an immense
advance iowa + d s
solid writing" 1t
should be N t e d,
however r, that a
great deal Of what
now seems like rant
and flu s tian and
"g u S h." W as in
pretty close accord
with the popular
: taste of that time
lS4S So. as one
may see even in the
4
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LORENZO LELAND.

NOrICE.-EsTATE OF SILAs w CHKRyER, DE
~ CKAsHD.-NOticc IL hereby given, that the under
signed Executrix of the last Will and testament o.
Silas W Cheever. late OF the county Of La Sale anC
state OF Illinois, deceased, will appear before the Fro
bate Court Of said county, on the third Monday belnt
the 10Th day OF May, 1889 nj the Probate Court Room
In Ottawa, in said county, when and where all person
having claims or demands against said estate are not
fed 10 attend and present the same In writing for adjust
ment. - -
Dated this 9Th day OF March. A. d. 1889. -
FANNIE u. CHEEVER,
ExecutriN,
IA
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A RAY of Solar Light

A ray of solar light is composed of an Nm
determined number Of variously colored
rays, which are distributed into groups,
termed red rays, orange rays, yellow rays,
green rays, blue rays, indigo rays and vso-
let RAYS.
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A. F.. BUFFERS.


kTATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia sALlE JOUNTl-SS
- In the Circuit Court Of La Sale county ILL.,, March
Term. 1889.
C. NJ Shaw rs Charles Nattinger and Clara Nattinger
In attachment. Demand, 1855.
Notice II hereby given To YOU the said Charles MAJ
finger and Clara Nattngcr that a writ OF attachment
has been sued of the Office OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court OF said county of ia Sale, NJ the suit OF tht
said C. ~ Shaw and aga INST the estate 81 YOU the SAID
Charles Nattngcr aud Clara Naitingcr. for twenty
seven and 9flU dollars besides interest, directed Il
the sheriff Of SAID county to execute. which SAID writ
has been returned by said sheriff executed by virtue
Of the within attachment have levied Oh the follow
Ing property. TO VII: .,.
The south half % OF the South Yves, quarter % OF
section twenty four (2l), also the north half OF The
South West quarter " Of Section twentyiuur ca
Also the north west quarter Of the North west quarter
OF Section twenty-five tG) all of he above described
property located in Township thirty three (33) north
Range three 81 east the third Principal Meridian IN
the county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, levy made
this sth day Of February, \. u. 1859. -
Laurence MoBEIssRY, Sheriff.
Now unless YOU the said Charles Natinger and Glars
Nattngcr shall personally be and appear before NE
Circuit Court Of said county on the hrst day OF the mex
term thereof. Ia be holden at OTTAWA, In said county
on the second Monday In the month OF March. 4 u
1889 next. give special bail and plead 10 said actlnn
Judgment will be entered against you In favor OF IN
said plaintiff. and the property attached sold tn SATISFY
the same, with costs
Ottawa Illinois. February Is, 1889. - 80,
HENRY W. JOHNSON, Clerk.
A. f. BUFFERS, Plaintiff Attorney. feb23iw