The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

s-EQAU. DENTISTS. ANDRUS the commissioners of Towanda township. bon that the readers can see atoncethat Mr. Grumbler does not know any too much, a be had been two weeks getting up that little article to put In the paper In order to ventilate the stock of nonsensr which be constantly ha on hard.

I don't want Mr. Grumbler to and fault with tbe Supervisors of the county; but it be haa anything to say bereaftej Just let bim direct his arrow at the commn-aton-ers of Towanda townnhip, who are ever ready to respond In beha'f of the noMeact which they have lust consummated. Mr. Grumbler pav: I think It said road was a public necessity, that Mr. Barkalow wi uld not have hesitated a mom.

nt in BX1QBBOHUTQ VOUNTlXa. VMOIi. Mordecai Balne and family left for Hutchinson, last Monday. Several parties from Put nam county will emigrate some time next month to Great Bend, Kan. Among them are Isaao Wierman and John Price.

0. Parker's residence caught lira In the loof about 7 p. m. lat Saturday. Owing to the time of night It was soon rtlscoveted by neighbors, and a few tinielv pails of water saved what might soon Jyjlgftj MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER REED ORGANS AND AGENTS FOR SWPIANO Call and sei as bsfors buying, aid sve at least.

25 per cent. Pianof Organs and Mlodeons tuned and repaired, and for ren'. on the most reasona ble terms. Off! le at the. factory, corner North and Enst-sts.

Bloom ntf ton, 111 TRTSTEE'S A.t E. Whkrap, John t. Seibirdaud 1 ilf4 A. the fifth day of fni.e, A. iwt, by thir cartalm tieeil of trust that date, eonvsjy to tb iiadersijined the prvmiieS tiereiimlu-t tnutWnd iur the purio? of the aymeur of on tertain note of even dafe with itd deed for tha um of two thousand dollars (2.00o), with Intereat -tt the rate of ten per cenr.

per annum, aaid Interest payable semi-annually, given by the said John S. Soihird to WiliUm 1.. Utweil; aint HKREA8, it whs proTi-'c-i in said ded that in ae drtault was made lo the ivment of said not any part thereof promptly at maturity, then tnd in that cae, the undrsigne, on the appliea-ion of th; holder or haid note, should hava he light, attt-r Hiving twenry dayt' nor ice In a newMpaper printed in the county of McLean and Star-; of Illinois, to sell Haid premittise, or any thereof, to the hig-'ert bidtler, tor caith, and iur of the money arUfihg from iiuch suln, alter first ayiiitf all expenses grjw tng out of tha rut and all taxes and are omenta hereon, to oay the niuurt due on oaid note, in-hiding the interest thereon, rendering the oyer-lu, it a to the rnu John S. St ihtrd, all of irh will tully appear ly fer iu-e to said deed trust, reeorild in the Ue order's otili-e of ifIsin county, Ilbnuia, in Hook 40, pgo 4J, Of hnd WHKBKArj, Said notp.wtth intert st thereon from ijeceiiiber 6th, A. I).

171, is pflSt du and unpaid, he leal holJer thereof liw applied to the i ml ruin lied Ut huve naid rolil In pardu-me ofthe power given In mi ed of tru.t. Now, ther fore, public notice 1h hereby given, iftt by virtue of tiie power v. sted In me, I shall, VKlJNKSDAY, THK TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. 1. lo77, ten lock in the forenoon of aaid day, at the nth door of the Court Home, in the county of IcLt an andStaieot I klinois, orler for sale to the bidder, for cuh, the ful lowing described dewTitied in said det to-wit A part I block three (3) in Hln-diaw' Grave ad jitlon to (he city of Itlouniintou.

McLeun oounty, Illinois, dcMcrkbed at follows Refflniiinir at the northeast orner of suid block three CD, thence running M-mtu tw hundred and thiny-one (231? feet to vmin ater utreoi; tnenc weHi on soutl water dreet one hundred and tlve and a half (105);) theme north two hundred and thin y-on ZM) feet to North Water street; thence east ote tnitid.ed and live iind a half (UW teet ti the and all right and equity ot redemption nil homer-teid riKhts ot the Haid John 8. lcibini and Lydia A. Sctrblrd, their heirs and then-in. lted this elcveidb day of December, A. D.

IK70 PKI ER FULSOM, Trustee. diatd STATE OF ILLINOIS, MrUan County. a. In the McLt-an Circuit Court to the ebra-u-v li-rin. A.

1. 177. liriitin vs. W. Koliertson, Lnsetta BobiTtiMin, Vai.liiiigfon Journ ainl pet-r Mott.

In Chancery, o. J4SI. liill to f. a mort-sc Atliil.ivit having bfn fili'd In tlie offii circuit cit-rk oi shiii eouiitv Mitwiut-iutilv that shiiI del. mliiuts, John W.

Kolierla Lu-tta Hohf.rtMjn. are not nts ui the Illiuoi, and snbpipiia havm hi fn lnnu- them, returnable uu the Hist. iloiiiiay In Fel ruary, A. 11. 1M77 ow, thereiore, notice is upr-iiv slvi-n to von the said Juhii W.

Hoi and i.uette Kobert-sun, hut the abuve entiil. u.t Is now pending iu thn McLean Court, ai.ti thit unless yoa hll b- and api est bi-forc uhlI t-ourt on the first ilavofthe next term thm-of to ie hjuten at the Court house Iu liloouiitiirtun, on the FIKST MONDAY OK FKBP.UARY, A. I). 177, and lead, answer ur di-mur to sail bill, llif same will be taken as ruiitessed auainst you. an.

I a deciee rendered according- to tlie prayer liati-il at lll.wimlneton, this taetity-slxth day of Dei-ember, A. 1). Is7. AS. McFARLANII, Clerk.

Hy Hallktt, iK-puty. Olivib C. Sabik, Cvnii.laliiaiit's Solictor. KALE. Whiisui, Henry LoK rhatien, and iry, Ms wife, of th county ol Shelby, In toe State of Illinois, did -ecute and deliver to the undersigned, th-lr trust ilHte the enbieenUi (IS) day of October, A.

II. 171, conveying the premises hereinafter described, to secure the tayment of one certain nroniisMirr note of eiht hundred dollars satin), ot even date with said triut deed, and du five (S) years after date, wlih Interest thereon, payable semi-annually, at the rate often per cent, per annum trom date, aa shown by coupon attached to said promissory note, and which said pro alienor note was made pavatile to the order of on "iiiili-e M. Crane, at the ofnee of the National Trust t'ompanv, In New York City, New York, which trust deed Is duly record. -d In the Recorder's orttce ot Shelby county, minds, lo Bjoklof Mortajf. pK.

.144, and A kkkas, Said dei ot trust provide that fk. cose of default in payment ur said note or anv lo- terrst, coupon, or installment of Interent thereon at the time and In the manner siiecltled therein, then the whole of said ludebtediieea should Imme dlaialv become due and payable, awl on the ap-pl cation the leal holder of sa note or Utter, est coupons, the undersigned should sell the prom lars convrjed by aaiil trust died, and apply the proceeds a therelu directi-d and Whihiii, Seven of the Interest coupon attached lo said note are now pat due and unpaid bv said LnKershatiftrn. and the note I also due and remains unpaid, by reason of sueh detail It the legal holders thereof have declared rue whole of said iiiilelM'btcdnee to be due and payable, and requested the uuderaiined to sell said premises in pursuance of said deed and 1 WlimilAS. The whole of said Indebtedness I on the lourte-n (It) day of Ii tmbrr, A. II.

187, the sum of aleven hundrml and forty-nine dollars, and Interest I still acruinf tin re in. Now, therefore, by virtue of th power and authority In uie vested, and In compliance wila the t'Tm of said truit deed, I shall, oo I) B. J. OKAY, PWTAL SCROe, Office, 117 North Main street, orer Rugg'isbo lore. Blm'liilngton.

Ml. hii-ti I) K. S. C. WILSON, Dkktist.

Durley Hall Building. BloomlnKton, n27 PHYSIOIANS. N. B. COLE, M.

PaysioiAH AND SOBOEOM. orinoa Hod -From 9:00 to 11:00 a. and 8:00 to no nd ,0 5:00 p' iin OfflM402 North. Malo-t. residence, 1105 North Main -St.

yTLTS'OrSTAHLrM- D- May be found at old Alton Depot during the mi East street, alter duv. ana iu ui. mlO-tf nine o'clock at nig lit. Physician, I Office ami residence 812 corner Walnut. SpeciaUttentlon given to nervous Hoases anil disease women.

ATTORNEYS. ILLIAM H. WHITKHKAU, ATTORNEY AT LAW, South of Court House, Blooinington, Nneoial attention given collections, III. and to ertlenient of estates. B.

UAVIUSON, Attorney at Law and or the Peace, Lexington, Illinois. Collections and Probate business a specialty. Aooonnt made out and settlements made with Oounty Court lor Administrators, fcxecutors, Ouardiana, jm-H TMIOMAS 8LA11K, Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Patent Over the Post Office, Bloomlngton, 111. All legal business promptly attended to; coliec-. made loiral Instrument carefully prepared and patents procured in the shortest possible time hrough the co-operation of one of the best patent- aw tirins hi wasinngion it.

l. npi-j BVsold by all Itrugg sts. ABSTRACTS. l)CrPf) flTlO To all lands A i3J5 1 IWVO 1 and town lot (i. W.TOMS, In McLean county Proprietor.

VJL? prnmptlv furnished. M. NOH I'ON, rpf'Pf ir-Manager. Ill IJVj Office, southeast cornor Court-House basement, opposite National Hunk. sl-y HumHIMiiO.1! K.

H. TI.TIK IAHD ILLINOIS CKNTRAL H. h. wOINU SORTS. Passenger No.

'2 a. Paweugi-r Nu. 4 p. Freight No. 12 3 00 nm south.

Passenger No. 1 p. Di Fasten rfer No. 3 a. ni Freight No.

HI 00 a. Freight No. 1 p. JACKSONVILLE IUVINION. nenver Kspress arrives in so a.

Way Freight arrives 7: 'Hp. "stock Kxpress 7 46 p. BtrHNlNO SOUTH AMD WHBT. Ienier Express leaves 11:30 p. Way Freight 7 p.

TOI.RDO, WABAHII AND WEHTKKN RAILWAY COMPANY LAPAVSTIK AND HI.CIHINO- TON D1V1MION. ARR1VI. Chicago Kxprpss Lst'ayrite it Hlooiulngton Way Fiviglit 'l'hrough Freight UKPAHT. Now York Express Ltfayette llluoiiiiiigt.ni Nioi'k Kxpres Way Fielgh 12: 1.1 p. in p.

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ni 2 a. in a. in Day Kxpress Ntght. Denver Lxpress. 2: in p.

VI a. 6 23 p. ui UUXIMINOTdN ANU WKHTKUN H. B. aomu iat.

Omaha Kipresa 4 1.1a.m. Day Kxpress and Mall 12. ui p. fu Night P.xpreas 3D p. iu Way Freight p.

Kxpress Freight p. Freight p. SIHM WIST. Psclrlc Rxprewi :40 a. Ksy K.xpre and Mail 3.40 p.

Omaha Kipresa I 1(1 Wi Freight 12 uftp. Tlirougli Freight 21 a. Through Freight g. lop. foUKHor A Kill A ANI CLOMIMi or MAILS AT I1L(M)MIN(IT()N I'DHT UFFICK.

Arrive. Close. 4A p. m. nu a.

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10.411 a. m. Dliira Mi Cln H. east of liiillaiioioli iilianaMili Pittsburg A HI. l-ouls It.

It. Iiubuiiie Ilalena Fr IakMinville Chicago Hi. Isiiiis MiirlngUehl I'eiiri luver rno a. m. 7 oo a.

ni. 7 ini a. m. 7 30 a. ni.

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fu. THE NEW ENGLAND Motaal Life Ii OF BOSTON. Otters to the public all thalladrslrablelnt.il Insurance. It Is one of the oldest and most reliable com panics In the eoun'rv, bavlt.g hren In sue eessful i.rall.in lor Til I HT V-Tllit KF. YKAI04.

This rompanv Is ITKKI.Y ML I AL, having bo stoi-kliolilers ui ilruw proll's. Its aversge expense, slni Its org anliatlon have lieen less than 10 ir ernt. of Its recaip's. It para is wnniiiions Annually in tns ontri. bution Clan, alter one and applies tiiria lio-mediately to reduce the Premium or Increa the Insurance.

All IU Policies are Noa-furfeiMhle. Aa eoult able Siirreniler Value, either aa a PsM-up policy or In rash, will be given on anv Pulley If applied for within davs after the preailum is Hue. or the Insuianre will be continued umler the Non forfeiture Lew ol Massachusetts, at lb option of ma inaureu. EXAMPLES: -Ordinary Life Policy -Age, 35- On Annual Cssh Payment will continue the Pulley In force two years and three davs, lor Its full runiitit less premiums due and unpaid. Five Annual Cash Payments will continue the sme Pulley In Hirer ten years and aixtv-sii davs, tor the full amount ha premium.

ilue and anpahl. The same rule applies to all Policies Issued by Tim l'ouiiauy. Assets imi. SI. 1KTJ).

Annual Income. 14 rVjinn no on IO.oisi.oisi no no J'olirr Claims haul In Is7a. I ntal Policy Claims paid, ever paid la Cash, over Cash Distribution for 17.1 Burplua orer all Llshlllllee (N. Y. Nlandard) Burplns ever all l.labiili,cs"(Msas, Htandard) UIO.SIOOO Jsl.OMOO JOHN EARLY, Aent, h.

W. Cor. I.a Hulls ami Chlesgo. WW. TAKHt.K.

Mgverlsil Aeal. HFN I. r. 8TF.VKNS. i.

dltf J'lH. Hee. He Diamond TraJe Mark Sjfclatlt'S are th het. Trade Mrk stamieilon the how I of the Hsja-tarl ami hand Is of the r.ve-tllass, and i Imn are rrnulne without It. For sale bv Ha.

k. CK'lTHI K. Optician and Drue-fist, South 1 of Court-liuuse Suuart, Blouuiliitfiuu, COUCH SYRUP, t'ouh Syeupli III 0 Wurouo, HuarMiieu. n.l I. una Trouble Kd -lied the Llvee'tniJ to chil.lren.

J. Timmmii. Lou, P. (. Ilto.

"U'und my wtft torrlbl mid whfli every thing el rail- ed K. U.urbolf. AllrchanT C'llj, Fa. Prio. aT'to.

60c. 11. If rsiir druggiM dQ't keep It, tend form 11 R. K. SKI 1 KHSj I I Fresh Lettuce, Radishes, Onions, this morning, al Aldrich Bros.

Co. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1817. THE CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. The United States Court opens in Springfield to-day, and several Bloomingtou attorneys are there in attendance upon it.

The Sans Ceremonie dancing club will bold Us regular assembly at the home of the Misses Ward, on East Washington street, this evening. Mr. Barrows is putting a new set of shelving in his pawn shop. Verily, hard times affects him as well as other people, but in the opposite way. There will be an entirely new programme this evening at the "Odeon," the full company appearing in an attractive olio of specialties.

The "varieties" theater is drawing full houses at every entertainment. As will be seen in this' issue, the firm of Aldrich Bros. Co. have sold the retail part of their business, and will hereafter devote their energies exclusively to the wholesale grocery business. From a small beginning they have Increased their wholesale trade until it now requires their entire time, and hereafier the two firms, though for the present in one building, will do business separate, as though a thousand miles apart.

A packiiye of $1,000 in $50 greenbacks was received yesierday by the National Bank, which is quite a tragic curiosity for its con nectioti with the great Ashtabula disaster. It was a part of the contents of the United Stales Express safe which went down iu the wreck and ruin of last Friday night. The notes are badly soiled and dampened from tbeir submersion in the Ashtabula river, but are not illegible and have lost no part of their value. The attorneys for Major Meredith applied on Tuesday to the Supreme Court at SDr nehe for a writ ot error ana superseaeas. and also for an order that in the second trial for which thev ask, Meredith be tried as poor person.

The court took the matter under are expected to decide to-day or to morrow. Meredith's days are rapidly drawing to a close. lie will swing one week from Friday, unless the Supreme Loutt or the Governor iuterteres in His le balf. Yesterday the stock and fixtures ol Rugg's boot and shoe store was sold by the sheriff to satisfy an execution in favor of Cant. John McLean, of Normal.

The good; by the advice and consent of all parties con eerned, were sold at a per cent on the invoice price, which was $7, 03.24. 1 he goods were sold to William J. Brownell, who bid 62 per cent, amounting la $4,047.03. We tin dorstand that Mr. John McLeati will take charge of the stock and continue the busi iicss the same as formerly, after thoroughly restocking.

On yesterday, Mr. Willoughhy, of Money Creek, obtained a writ of replevin for Joseph Denison's horse, and by virtue of it took nosw'ssion of the animal. Mr. Uenison bouuht the Lorse from Mr. Henry Lash hunt four vr' tnuuull Mr.

Lash told him at the time that he had raised the horse from it coltshin, Mr. Wil loughby swears that the horse is his, and that it strayed when a four-year-old. The rase is a strange one, and is particularly strange to Mr. Denison, the Innocent victim The case will be argued before Esquire lien oryx to-uay. rim ULACK hills.

Exwerlenr nt llreldenl of LcLeata tuuuly la the New Kldorsidts. Mr. J. II. Kane, who' Is a brother-in-law to Mr.

Isaac B. Oil more, of Uridley town hip, is at Lexington, visiting bis friends, Mr. Kane has spent the past year in the Black Hills country, and has with him satis factory proof of the existenee of gold in that country, iu the shape of gold brick, which he had assayed at the United States mint at Denver. The brlik is valued at $1188.90, as stamped by the mint. lie also has several mall gold nuggets, hich lie took from bis claim.

Mr. Kane went to the lilac- Iiills In the fall of 1875, with two other mem. They started from some stint In Montana, and were com pi' I led to travel In a round abnut-way to avoid the Indians on one hand and United State troops on the other, nearly one thousand miles to reach the Hills near what is now Deadwood City. When the party arrived at their destination lale iu the fall of IMS, they had about twenty-live pounds of Hour and some alt, as their stork of provisions for the win ler. During the winter the Indians stole their horses.

They had no money, and there was nothing to buy if they had beeu supplied ith plenty of greenbacks. They subsisted on game, wlmii was Llenty. and having i small supply of salt they got along very well lieu their boots gave out they made moccasin out ol animal skins, which Mr. Kane says would lust about one day when they were out liuntiny, the country being tery rocky. Mr.

Kane owns two claims, which be thinks am valuable. A claim consists of three hundred feet, fronting on a stream, atid running as far back in the mountains as the owner chooses to go. Air. Kane Is satisfied that there is plenty of gold In the Black Hills country, but that It will rpuiilra capital to make It available. In his opinion, i precious metal Is coiiflnod to small tract.

He doe not advise any one to go mere pxpet'tlng lo strike rich diggings. nine lime out or tun rnsux-clors will be disapMiiuted. Mr. Kane worked his claim this season. hiring lour or five men to help him.

He paid Lis hands from nur to live dollar per day, each of tlie men furnishing their own board. Ill bl guest day's work of the sea son panned out above all expenses. air. Kane expects to return to Dead wood City In about a month, and It Is probable that several parties from this vicinity will go to the Black Hills tiext season. TUX COVNTT.

BtJjxirun. Tti fratlval at th Catholic church on the ven-Ing of th 30th alt. was a complete success. A dancing party occurred at th residence of Jervl Coals on New Year's nip-lit. 1 he prayer neeung will he held at Harry Ha rot's this week.

James Welch has purchased a yearling stallion for seuu, weight about pound. LtXISOTOS. Th dwe'hng hone oeeupled by Mr. George Myers, three miles northwest of Leilugton, was burned to lb ground Tuesday afternoon ahool three o'clock. Tbe family was not at bom when th fir occurred.

It Is supposed that the 6re enufht flora a ilefrctlve flue. The household furniture was saved In a damaged ooudltuin. Lose shout fimu. Nu Insurance. DA TMMS.

The Congregstlonal church, Rev. H. D. Platt pa-tor. held their annual burcb meeting on New Year's day.

From tbe report of the Treasurer It appeared that during th year lT. th church had raised and paid lor church i prose and for various benevolent enterprise, somewhat nor thaa 1,100. This church ba lb eosnaiDilalil kahlt of paying all It sinenses promptly, which snakes It very pleasant for th member, tor their minister, and for all concerned. The Hehbeih Brhool steady growth In several rra.ects, ami great regularity of a'trndenr throughout 'he year. II.

Jaaie and II. II. Carpaiiu-r wet re e-weirq and w. Krnnedv elected Clerk and 1 reaairrr. Afu-r th church I ru hllsllteas was IllilahlHl.

Iha BiruUil iMtialtaal 111 th psraosaue tor a collailon and an hour of pleasant rrau rnal fellowship. A aerie of Oo-p I tneetiiiiis" Is plannml for th near futaie, which cannot 'all lo do treat food. Ifihe members ar falUiful In it a thy ar la bualnea nuiiter la all oenlng the road." The roa.1 Is a public necessity, ami one tnat is muca neea-d. it it whs not tne honorable boaid of commissioners would nevei have spent time nor money for the rod to mike calf pasture, ss Mr. Mrunibler foolishly said I wilt sny rurtner, mat tnat same ri ad has agitated this community fur the last eighteen or twenty years, and Is still agitating Mr.

Grumbler, who has to pay but a smal ortlon of the three hundred dollars. Perbeps Ir. Grumbler Is complaining becu-e he has mi calves to help eat the grasa that will prow on said road. Mr. Grumbler 'prrhaps Mr.

Barka low did not like to he compelled to sell his farm in three acre lots at three hundred dollars er lot." I would shv that Mr. Burkalow would he very glud to sell the whole fiirru at that rate, or Mr. Grumbler either if had on to sell. The commtseioners only paid a reasonable piice for I he land, and a reasonable price tor the fencing which was ou the land. We are glsd to sav that the road is purchased, and Mr.

Barkalow lias his money, and if Mr. Grumbler has snvthing to add In tl future, we hope he ill not keep the my readersot the Pantaoimph waiting in (unpens fortwo or three weeks, but write at once. Drive at the township coniniissiuntirs, snd cot at th county supervisor. Pxaux. THE WILSOH LUCAS BACKET.

DLE, January 3, 1677. Editob Pahtagrafh Mr. Wils seems lo be furious in his last be snaps and barks at us like a little rat terrier. He tries to sneer at us be cause he says it took us two weeks to write our answer. If he would have taken taken two weeks to write his reply it would have contained less blus ter and more Drains.

Mr. Wilson shows some very bad blond in his last. We suppose ho feels bad because we eaid he stood hluli as a citizen aim gentleman we take It all back. We believe alter ailing his last, we are fully justified In saylnir wr re. entirely mistaken In Edward.

We think Mr. Wilson got Into the wrong pew when he start ed out as a rarmer ne ouiriii lo set up snop as a third-class pettifogger, and hnng out the slgu, "more gas than biKlis." We hope he is out of danser since he blowed on steam. His lust was some like the meteor that passed over us lately made something of a racket but we have not beard of anybody being Itutt. Mr Wiison, after exhausting all the slang he had at his command in abusing the colored boy, turns square round and say( be was hot so much to blame after all. He says he "expressed regret and einipatliy for the boy." Consistency I thou art indeed a jewel.

Mr. Wilson charges us with a want ot' sympathy for the little boy he sas he never made any inquiry aft the little boy that we niHiiif sttd a cold indifference. Mr. Wilon seem, to have a very poor memory. In order to refresh his memory, I will tell dim v.

here and when I did make inquiry about the little boy. Four das after the ac- ident I met Mr. Wilson In BliHimington. at Jones i Burke's shoeing establishment, and tea'le particular iuquity after the I' jored boy and live day alter this I sent my little boy to Mr. Wilson's 'to see and ask about the boy.

So Mr. Wilson's charge that I had no sympathy for his boy tails to tbe ground. We are orry" for the little boy sorry he had to suffer so much, and that be bss been deprived of the bene-fltsot the winter school. Mr. Wilson says this affair Is none of our bu Iness.

We do not intend to make It our business, anv further than to protect my si If auainst Mr. Wilson's slang and misrepresentation. We think Edward bad better write about some subject In wltich there is some, thing to "kick against." It would be refreshing to the old citizens II lie would give us an essay on "Fox," and it might answer the jailers of the Pasj-i aobapb to lollow it up on "tow Yours. JoHBLrr. The story of which the above Is a part has been published as a serial in the Pantaorapu for sometime.

With this edition the tale ends. Back numbers may be obtained at tbe counting room. JS.D.J Read atnd Learn for Yon reels. Many valuab discoveries and much useful knowledge I kept from the world, because of the Immense expense in making them known to tbe people. This Is not the case with Bosons s's Okb- maii STBtir, althongh but a few years Introduced Into this country It sale now reaches In every town and village In the C.

8. It wonderful suc cess in curing Consumption, severe Coushs. Asthma, and all other diseases of the throat and lungs, was first made known by distributing every year, lor three years, over 400,000 bottle to the afflicted, frtt qf charge, by Druggists. No such a test of merit was ever given before to any other nrepartlon. Could you ask more Oo to your Druggist, WM.

W. HARMON, and get a bottle for To cents, and try it. Sample bottle, 10 rent. YOU WILL BE DECEIVED If you Imagine that electricity possesse enra tlve properties. It has b'rn tborouuhlv tested.

and abandoned for better medicines. When suffering from Kheumatiaiu. Neuralirla. Pleurisy, Violent Aches and Palus. or anv acute external disease, and vou wtnb to be relieved at once and cured quicker than bv any known plas ter, iiinnieiii or compound, men ask your druggist for Bengon'g Capoine Porous Plaster.

They are Intended to overcome the slow action of external remedies. They will cure In a few buurs what otiier medicine require days nd weeks of use. Thev are founded upon true medi cal skill. It Is not a nostrum or a humbug purely vegetable dors not blister and are rndorsed bv over 3.i on phrsiclah and druggists. They will do all that is claimed.

Vou will not he deceived In rhelr ue. Immediate relief and ill. It cure. Prior, rents. 43 aCURESg HUMPHEEYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS Hern tn grnr-ml nr for Iwrnly yrtirn.

lirre riisi-il tlie mnt stt IIP. I I I IVIIH HI. and II I II If I' liiril.i-iiii's iiiih ii I lie lire il-l lint ini .1 Hill -II I I I III untile all-hues pud aiiiieriiiir. I. try alllTle sin-r ile Hie well tried rei rlH loll of an riuliiciil physician.

No. rnrea. Cent. I. r'rrrra, Cnnerstlim, Inflt.mmal'ons, X.

Ivlirmo, Worm r'ever. Worm lc, 5 3. Try ina-S olir-, or Teething of XA 4. IStarrlitra. of hlldren Aiiulot, 6.

Hyarnter. Griping, Billons Colic, XI 6. I Iiolrra-Vtortiiis, Vomiiiiig, 1. llllglla, lirolM lnti XI H. eiirala-l, Tnnlhschr.

Ksiea. hr, II g. Ilcailliehr. Slrk II he. 1 ertk'n.

HI. Ilv-perxia, Billon Hiomsrh II. iiirraaril, or Painful I'eilials. la, thllra. ui profiiM I'.

rl. il" fir, 1:1. I mini. I'ough, Jiiltlctili I'rrstSlne. 1 14.

Stall Hhriim. Krv-inelaa. Eninn.ina. 1.1 1.1. HhrlllllMtlalll.

Bin tllita'lr I'am. tl in. I Vvrr Mild A a nr. h.li pever, Agues, 17. Pllro, blind or bleeding fcl 14.

4Slil Iih lill and Hotenr Weak Kve, fsi in. I Hlarrll. acute or tinonir. Iitilurnsa. Ml in.

It biMipinsr iiiikIi, violent cough, tl. Aat hiiia, oppresx il linathing, Ml Vs. lsirh4ricrs. Impaired hearlni, to XI. aM-rolilla.

rnlarirrd glands, Hwrlilinra, Ail VI. lirnernl ll. hil ly, I'Usl. Weakna, tsl 5. llrori'V and scautv Hn-mkin, Ml xa.

aira-WK-hnrss, sli.kn.--s from riding. bl Kldney.lli.rn.r, (Iravrl, Ml XH. Nervous Hrlilllty, Vital Wtsktms, I Xi. Swire Viniilh, miUer ui I ruiary 11 rnknraa, wrtllng the bed, Ml SI. I'alnliil I'rrlnita, orvtlrh Hpa-ms, Ml Miaraaeof llrarl, psipusi nc.

I on m. I olli-Ksrv. Si. Vlin' incs. 1 ll IU.

jtiiiliiurrla, Ulrrralrd tore lliMal, Ml ii. lu uillc ('iiiixralloil and Kruptlona, 60 Mill AM S. Cae, Morocco, with above 83 Ittrgrr vial snd Msliusl of directions, I Mona co, of SO hug vials rod Book, .00 Three rr inrd lea are arnt by the rat Inilebuisp vial. lo any liar I if the rixiiiiry, free rbarar, tin rrrrlptaf Crn r. nn-M iiiiphrrya'lliMiirnnnthlr Hrrtlrlnrfa.

uflat and in-jais, rssi iirosoMsy, rew ora I'nr nir rv ti'i NERVOUS DEBILITY. vital wsskasss wr dearraalnai a weak eseauiimi rornng, no energy or ooura-e; the ra-suit ol saaial weer-esarli, larlfarrrilnae issssss. or drsin Mm the nr-tem, aiwsv.rure.lhy HUMPH REYH Ht)ME-OPATHIO BPECIFIO No. C8. a tA' and Inviir.iratM the avntelM.

dUiwla the eliHim and deap'itidencv. Impart sireuirib and nrrtfv. Mop the drain and rejuvenate Hi entire man. Hern usrd twenty year with prrfwt siicce by thousand. Hold by dealer.

Prlr ei.isi per ln- vial, or 1 (si package of five vials and I ts) vial of powder Kent ly mall on receipt of trice. Ad.lreo HI Plf )' llM-'ATHM' tt: 4411 ftwir, BKoAUWAf, NCW VoilK. VMRK LAKOK All VKKT'SKMKIST. W. W.

Agtnt. BLOOMINUTON ILLINOIS SEWING MACHINES Nemltes ami attarhment for all kind of Bt chine ne all kind of machine promptly J. II. OA I.LI C-IJT Ko. 104 F.astNortb-t have proven a destructive conflagration.

Cadet and Beach Taylor, of the Index, are in Springtie'd this week BusTneea Is dull generally. Roads (rood, and coal hauling lively only thirteen miles from here to the Strcator mine. nd when good roads prevail coat Is carted In greater quantities than by rail. sl pa so. Tbe following changes in business locations will take place'during this week Dr.

Patton's dental office will be removed Into the office formerly occupied by W. Q.Bandall, In the brick block. Randall goes Into the rooms north of the bank, where Mrs. Jenkins has been carrying on dreseinaklng. Mrs.

Jenkins will occupy the room vacated by Dr. Pattun. John Kltcfier has moved his tailor shop east of the 1 Paso Houee. KASO CITT. One ot those distressing accidents which always awakens the sympathy ot nay community ocevrred here last Tuesday about 8 p.

m. Friday, a six year old son of Samuel Wilson, In running towards home from a nelghbjr houBe where his father was watering stock, undertook to pass over over a cistern covered with Ioofo boards. The covering slipped and Freddy fell In, His brother Willie, a stout lad of 14 years sprang In after him and had to dive to the bottom to get the body. The water was so deep that Willie narrowly escaped himself. The father yelled for help, reach, ed a pole to Willie, which kept him from sinking, Help came at last, but too late to save Freddy, who was drowned- TRBkf OUT.

Zollers Nichols shipped two cars of hogs to Peoria on Tuesday. One car from Allen Station, on the Midland road, for which they paid 6 10 per 100 lbs gross. Snow has fallen to the depth of four Inches, making good sleighing. The crop of young hogs will be ready to ship the 1st of February. N.

O. Nichols Is repairing and Improving his building for a grocery store. The tax collector lias received his book, and is ready to receive taxes, which are less than last season. WILDOK Died, on Dec. 31st, Katie Pearl, aged 14.

daughter or John Pearl. She ha been sick 11 day with diphtheria. Things passed off nicely at the new school house New Year's night at supper. All who were present seemed to eniov themselves. J.

W. Turner has taken K. 0. Dickey's place In the harness making business. Hanger Bros, aie packing Ice for the summer.

Tbeie Is no slim of school commencing in tbe new school bouse yet. The question for debate at the Bo society for next Tuesday evening Is, "Which Is the most reliable Batcguard, a good dog or a good gun." Corn is coming In fast. WOOUVOBD. Christian Reubinaugb, a well known man, leaving Mlnonk with a load' of coal, a tew days ago, accidentally fell from hi wagon, cutting bis face and bead badly. With the scalp hanging over hi forehead he drove his team about three miles to Woodford, lie was then taken home and Dr.

Cole, of El Paso, wa immediately aent lor, who dressed the wounds. lie think the skull is nut lnj ured. OHAVPAtOR. The committee of the Board of Supervisor na Poor House and Farm met In the County Clerk' office on Saturday last, and opened bids for the position of superintendent of the county poor iur The w.i awarded to Henry I). Jones, of Esst Bind lown.uip, at the (alary of ISO per annum.

M. V. Keller, an old resident of Urbane, died last Saturday. atioxn. Champaign Oatetlt "Manyof our reader recollect that tbe Ore which occurred in Mahomet on the 17th of last May entirely consumed the building in the upp.

story of which was loca'ed the Masonic lodge. By the conflagration tbe brethren of that place lost all their furniture, regalia and other effect" The loss was a serious one. but with commenuoi seal and energy they went to work and put up another building, the lower part of which they proimse renting, and the upper story Is to be ardlcaied to the uses of Ma.or.ry on Friday evening next, the Sth Inst. A ier a due observance ol the forms and cere. luonles customary upon such occasions, a ban quet Is to be servid In th lower room of the building." raoaiA.

Richard Johnson and his wife (colored) went to Peoria last week, forged a note for 129 on another colored brother named Wagner and then sold the same to Newton Matthews, a broker, donnson and bl wile Immediately departed for St. Louis. Matthews soon dlncovered their fraud, and they were arrested in St. Louis last Moixiay. FABMIB CITT.

Saturday night, December 23, the little one of the M. E. Suuday school were made glad br a visit from Santa Claus and Crlskrlngle, who dis tributed adout 10 little sicks tilled with pop-corn nuts and candles to tne children. 1 oen mere was a Christmas tree for general present, many of men were nice. The Presbyterians had an entertainment In Bean's opera lia.ll, called Christmas Home.

Kev. I) Day has beeu holding a series of revival nieellniiB for four week. Several conversion and au oestona to tbe M. K. church.

1 here is also a revival going uu In the Christian church, Key. Maui.lu. uasior. December Wil). at the regular communication or Farmer Cltv Ludire, Mi.

Ilo, a. r. a. the annual election "I omoers was neiu, wun me toliowliia result Win. C.

Me.Murry, W. A. Itavnie. K. weeuinan.

i. a. Cuuiniliia. Treasurer: Henrv Funk. Secretary Samuel li.

Uarver, S. Dr. Amos Noma, J. John H. Whlieoomb, L.

T. uilard, a It It. earwairr. 1 vl r. lnlliatloii oi omi rr naia plare Mondav evening, January 1st, hi Masonic ail, farmer Hv, in.

aim iii-isiihuou oi man ur officers at tbe same time aud placel Most of the teamster who bav been engaged In hauling Ice for Monro Bros, have stopp work, on account of tbe smallheao of the pay. They get but two-thirds of a cent a cake for hauling th Ice from th creek to the ran, which allow them to make only from a dollar and a quarter to two dollars a nay for themselves and team. If th pay I not Increased, a gsusrai stoppage of work I Imminent. Emm Luth and Adolph Rsthmaa were mar ried on New Year 's day at th house of the bride' ratner U. J.

Horn ba returned rrom Chicato. rimowe.1 by a lot ei new go d. He will continue to run th store, although he baa sold th buildln lo John Jbir who baa also bought Mr. Horn' rrsldenr and barn. Mr.

Horn uses a Kauaa farm aa part layoienl for hi property. Albert Passaae. on Wednesda last, received news ot bis lather's dangerous slrknese. He lelt Immediately lor hi lather' bow la Michigan, and will nut return. A verv niearant enrniiau ealherrd toeethe at Haimonial Hall, on New Year' nlsht.

A lara tree lauen wnn gin tur center ur attraction. narvoy vtooley, dre-sed In appropriate roe- luoie, acted aa Santa Claus and distributed the gnu In hi usual exceedingly funny manner. Ira rsby aud Bob Deyr received haudaorue mua- lacbe cups: Jack of Ual received a Di ver drinking run aud a blsi-k ev whh nr bh Drill, jo furter eelted a solid gold plated bikenole on hi foot. Kugsne Hion it "Tin Die.eus" in two Voiumns. preiu DT ma lauter.lu-law.

Kurlh ra- ceiveu a pacaage ol aun aoap, Haula him- sell received a child rradle. and alUr unier nun Rem mail phi. uiaaa got a stuanarn ache. ler the Ires bail bean strlmed of all It airia. and a boumeoue tupper bad been enjoyed, Hie bw wa" tir, wnt uaiioiiig, WUIIB Was Spt UU till lb we small hours The following original pom" picked noon the sidewalk and aritten In well known hand, seems llMllcat mat wumw bwij i very rar gou 1 Ixiv me darling, lose me for snv wild and wayward heart.

Like Noah's dove In search ol rest. Will hovar where I hoe ait, will ling- round the Ilk a spell Till hv my bend earMssd, It lolds Its aeary care-wore wings. To nestle ou thy breast. LETTEUS FROM THE I'EOrLE. xoAatxaa tnat towasoa boad.

Towaiua, III-, Jaunary 1, 1TT. FniToa pTora i In th last edition of th Wa. lt pASTAnaar. I as that oa. on.

rrom Towanda ha written a letter to th paoole, and ba signed hi nam it. I will tak it for granted that bl ral nam l-or should be Ur.mbler. how, Mr. Kdilor, 1 wish to say a few things bar. to ssak tb foragetng stalemant, th Towanda correspondence, clear to Mr.

Urambler. Your correspondent of Tewamla says that be wa nrrfrrtly t.er al In tlm that rot lb ailirlalhat Mr. drummer aa rri. rrsa but Instaad nt saying "is totnmiaaioii- srs of Towanda town-nip." ne sain he supervisor of Towanda townsliip All of whirl. an arm of the ki a-l ami not of t'i kAart.

Now. II Mr. Irn nibler now anv hlH4 at ha know that Ihei only on Supervisor In each Uiwn-hlp Asslwtisa your eorreaiM.inleat said that the Suiwrvlsors of Towanda township war about I ar-ltl lb road Iron his with Mr, Barkalow," would hav known thai meant ap JA ITKLMV, THE SIXTH I'AY OF JANUARY, I). 177, between the hour of nlue o'clock In the forenoon I ml lour clock In the afternoon of said dav. mil Ibesoiiiti duir ol the court-house, in the city ol 1 HlooitiliiKlon, count r.

Illinois, oiler for sale lo the bidder fur the said prem.1 l-e In said i. ed deacnheil. to-wit The northwest GO NORTH FROM CHICAGO via the Chicago Northwestern Railway. It the route direct from Chicago to Milwaukee, Man-ltowo, Sheboygan, Two Rivers, Htr Paul. Minlie-aisills, Mwlison, Winona, tlreeti Bay, Kcanahs.

L'Anse, Houghton, Hancock, and all points north. It is the only route for MILWAUKEE, Janenvill, Watertowii, Fond du Lac, For Howitril, Oshkimh, Neauiire, cmuiubi (ii. n. MaruuettH, the nburt-v ut' Lake Hu fttir. uii'li-rone mHiiKKfini'iit.

1 hit in the only route hetwuoti CHICAUU AND ST. PAUL, Tin Mntlkrvon, Kariittoo and and Kirov, and the only runt running PuUman Fultice Cart hetweei CIiu hku and St. 1'aul. 'I'll ir. tM the Shortt, Quickest and Beat Route ti St.

I'miiI and The crack oi tho li'nt steel rail, and all the au pointiut'iiti are HrMt-clawt. I hf trains are nia i i ol ttlisant Pullman Falare Drawini UiM)m am SlociiliiLf built exiimHiilv iir thi line, lui- urinutt.well lijhti'd and well ventilated dav coach er and pleasant louiiifinii and unokii-tf cam. The cam ail are enulnned with the Celebrated Millei Safety Platform, and Patent HuMem and Couii linn. Wprtina'hoiiie Safety Air HrakeH, and eer other ai'pliance tnat urn neen neviwii iurineMfie tv of iiasienker train n. All train are run ly tele sranii.

In a word thin ohkat link lia- the bed and Hmootheut track and the nmut elegant and comfortable e'tuipujeiit of anyroad In the Went and haa no coiuetiior in the country, it enn nenlly the favorite- route to the north and north west. Al railroad ticket Rtrentu can give yon Information aho it thin line ami the time ol iih train. On the antral of the trmii from the Ka-t or South, the traim of the ('hleatfo NitiIi we-tern Railway leave CH H) UJO an For St. At'L Asn Miknkapolih, Twothroush trains dally, with Palace Car-t alUched on laith tritina. For Okkbn Bat awi Lakh SrprnioR, Two trains daily, with Pullman Palaee tars attuciieU and running throngb lo Marquette.

Fok MiLWAi KKtL, Four through trains dally Pullman canton night trams. Fok Winona hnJ p-utiu lu Minnesota, One throuKh train dally. Fuk Lakh Oknicva, Four trains daily. For RorKroHU, Stbrliiiu, Kknohha, Jajcks-villb, and other poinu, you can have from two to ten tralus daily. MARVIN HUOHITT, tleneral Stiperiiitenue nt.

W. K. Stknhitt, General Pal-sender Agent. Most controls ami oraie the lollosring Line Tol, to jt. l.orli.

44 lie T4SI, lo II Ik I HAL, 4H.1 MUM 474 Mile I OI.KItO lo III ll llll.l llll IsMKilHI I4II KIMS lo l-MMtl t. 4HU 4MI VI He I lo ISl.OtS HIHUTOH, SJI IU 1 1 re CONN EOTINQ IN UNION DEPOTS AT SL LOUIS. Hi pi it UUUU1UU1I Keokuk, I'coria Bloominfjton, TO ABD raOH ALL rolKT II Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado and California, And forminr tin. Lea'ting ThomiiKhrare between me Missouri ana slssiiil alleys and New York, Boston And other Points In NewIEnglandJ Knabllnf PawDgnr who travel hy tb "Wabash Fast Line" To reach the nrlelnal cities In tb Kast and W.st Many Hours In Advance oi Other Lines. No chan of ear br-tween Cleveland and St.

Juaei.fi and AtrblMin(Sinmllrwi anl between I'uIinIo and Kanaaa City (7tlu ullra). All Einrea Trains of this In ar full with isllsssa)i'a lar) ISI'eplwa lars, nrsiinsiiwnss-s sstriy inspiroeeo Alr-Mrok). and Miller' Flsiiruriia mmm) ampler, randnrlnn aseriuusaccllunl alniuat an niMiiiiriiiiiy. H. ANIiKKWH, (leneral Mnnerlntf-ndent.

AI.OHLM.tlen'l I' as. Ticket At' T. KI KI.KV, Aesnt. Hltsiroltiou. ITS hm CUfk luH.

fsriff sf loir, Ctwi III Is sidl lr4iirM all Privau. Ncrroua. hninic, and ircul di4, Spwma-I'rfrSiTa, impotem yl riial incapaciiy Ruin iitr4FsT-t ami annruiMM, tc. ocnfiallv or bv let Iff lrr. (rcrn boiik.

iMiitlrattrd. ucra. Ir. Kph lt only divvk lan fa tha wbu wauanucurrtor to pay. Ail lanKuje fttukaa) A BOOK FOR THE MARRIAGE I GUIDE.

ui I'irna airal. rat wiiikt lha tairt 4 1 mw tm in ihm mimtm rrtm4 tntt rrp4ttitnn, 4l iinrre.i,B Pr lib li.avrwsl amlUxalallD ihinl.ta ljf.i-fi. ItMtata sHtftl tuvr ar spiqw i laiata irrl47j mi1 la lllAlOUtfhtfcwtsr. MMlrr Bll tl a 1 1, 1. 1 I III hi! It, kmia 4 m.

fct4U4.tkk. isajajka LICENSED PLUMBER The iimhi duly authorised by Hoard of Watei Coliinilmioiiers for the Cliy Water -Works to aiake nnnneetion with walei mains and nut water Into houses. Ma I mriiMi Copper and Zino Bath-Tub. Caat-iron Sinks. Copper Bollr'.

Lead an 1 1ron Ploea, Foroa and Lift Pump. Wash Bowl. Water Cloieti, Hydrant, Street Sprinkler! In fact everything pertalnliif lo PLUMBING AND STEAM-FITTINO. ROBERT LOUUON, North II! al mm at n. son Ntal fie to iiuarirruf (he northeast uuarurr also thirty.

live acres ot the weat end or the soutuwrst quarter of the northeast quarter of section two town i mite () north, and In rangi sis (rl), east of the 3d p. coiitaluine (7.11 acres. In tha I SAIMFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH. "The benefit I derive from Its dally use Is to me tnealu'tbe." HENRY WELLS, or Wills, Faisoo Co. SAIMFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH.

"Inow recomm'nd It exo'usively, and consider It superior to every other remedy before the pub-He." T. CAMPBELL, Boston, SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH. "1 would willingly have given one hundred dol lars for the relief obtained from the first dose." ft. M. TALK, BosrnK SAIMFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH.

'It has cured me after twelve years of uninter rupted euftoring." GEO. W. lIoratlToN, Walthah. WEEKS POTTKK, BocroM, Ueneral Agents. Sold by all druggist.

ELECTRICITY FOR THE MILLION. AN ELECTRIC BATTERY EOR 25 CENTS. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER I warranted, on the reputation of Dr. Collins, Its Inventor, an old pliyniciau, to he the tiettt planter in the world of medicine. The unim of the two great no-dieai agents, vis.

Kleetrp-ity and Meili i-al IIuiiim ami fully Jiiniitt'-a the claim. and entitles this leme-ly to rank Ion-moid among all curative couiouiids fur ail enternal Aches and Pain. "Aro Doing Wonders." ttrttn. W'rki it Pottrr: Omllrmrn, -CoLMaa Voi.Tsm Plsstxh are doing wondera. Tbey work like magic, ami Ihore vou lit last are all Mild and more wanted Pleae rend rue three doxrn a soon as vou grt this.

Matter enclooed herewith. I want theiu to-aiorrow niirltt. If powl- uie. ninasie vours, 1 It, r. M.

So. Fayette, slay 1, 7. Nut. Mr. Palmer Is the Postmaster of North Kavetie.

and bavlne become ioiinn.e.1 ol the great v.ilne of tlinMi asters by eciutl be has ohlained them upon favorable ler ins and Ut Milling largo quantities. A mcdli-lne that thus rrrom ntrnds It-eir cannot be too highly couinieuded Uue Plaster sells doiens. old by all druggist for lift rent. Kent on re ceipt of 26 cent for one, for lx, or tl.ti (ur twelve, carefully wrapped, and warranted perfect, by WEEKS A POf J-PK, Proprietor, BoUin, Mas. why a nt: iiia: mm- i irrv WJ.

V. -a I'j rri The Best Coal Cook Stoves? THEY ARE Economical, Convenient, 1 Cleanly, 1, Durable. Kitsl, ilylsi and pricel lo luil ivi' on. iur and ask four dealer fur th MONITOR. WM.

RESOR Cincinnati. 0. iituraCTHiut or mos or itovu roi coomi AM HIATIN8 PVMrOSlS. -Sad for Catalog j. WILLIAM HKSult CO.

Cincinnati, O. Insuranco Company, or KKW YORK, CHARTERED ginrrr. t. nKinwo-r, rmt. UkUt A.

Ukt. ira Insurn crltitaje yTlx WUH FOLIC lift APPLY TO TllsLOl UIN A Wall a tiKeViui on rft vrtf a i awl Tl 1 J. diJ I the 610 I We I 'I bsfore enmity uf Shelby and Slate of Illinois, loirelher I with all right and euultv of red em in ion and all I 1 hon.eatead righta ol the ahl Henry Logersuauaea and Mary lershauseu, hi wile, their heir and aasia-ua therein. Haled at the ettv of oomlnirtoa this 14th da of He euibcr, A. H.

Krl. COKYIION WEEP, Trust. (Iiirimi Foaaas, Solicitor Iur Trustee. dll I.I 'pKI'SrCR'S HAI.r.-WHsalss, Alvla 1 lleiiton and Annie K. Henuiii.

hi wile, of th rount ol M. loan and State of Illinois, did, ss the hr.t dav of November, A. II. IH7e, eseeaia am di-ltvr In the undereitfiied aa-ed ol trut coovvv In th Inlluwlng dew-nhed premises, to-wit. Tk.

tH.rth half of In set quarter ef aeetloi Iu township twenty-lour north aaa ranii lour at of ad p. m. Iu McLean county Illinois, for the purpose ol seeming- the pay man of one proojieanrv note ol ofndta therewith, pavshl to William h. onler. In thirty dav after It data, with Intaraat patabl annually at lb rale of Kir' nr cent, mm annum from whn-h deed )a duly recorded in in nvn.niqr ore est ui McLean coaty, liu in nwa owoi najre iis: end Wuaa.

It la nrofi.ie.1 In said deed thai a ease ot drlB'tlt la payment of said not, at tha Una and in the manner w'lrled ther In, then, ap-plicatioii of th legal l.oldar of said mas, tk BB- der-lKtied should sell the premnes conveyed by, said deed, ai apply the proceeds as thereia 4U-' n-rteii ami WHiaaaa, Defsu't ha been mad la tha eat Bent of th whol ut aaid Bole and ViHsasss, Th whol amount of the Indehld. bom sreured bv said deed, ea this talk day 4 liirember, A H. the sum ol ar hnnJrad and bum tv-eia-ht dollar and twentvthree Mai. and liiterrat lentill aocruiof lliareon. Now, th.

rerura, by virtu ol th power and ao-thorlt, veeteil in me, and In eoniidlanre with lha terms of sal" trust Jeed, and In complianoe with Ihe application therafor ot tb legal bolder of aaul ante, 1 shall, on MAI UIlAY, THK TWKSTIKTII DAT M.Minl, A. II. 177, lbs hour of ten o'clock In tha foreiwua at dar, at the south duur of the Court-honae, la the city of Hhs.miiiKton.ln III counts of Mclean aad Mtata of lllinot offer for rale at pub la auclloa to the hlk'het bidder, for eah, tbe said pralee la said dre.1 ileerlbed, losether with all rlahl and vijnlty ol teiirmpttoB and all homestead light mf said Alvln T. HsnUm and Anni K. tlantou, heir and aaslirns therein.

liB'ed thi isth dav of llecemher. I Silt. Tfl dlrld WM.Ill'rK IIAV.MK. Trusli AMTKR'S .1 A IK Laura Huhhell vs. Job a ailntlnistraior of all ami snnful'ar tbe (oods and' chattels, riiiht and cred Is which were or Mary Maria harlee Bailth.

ix.o.i, r.uuiwin roweii, llllawl Howell, i'htlllp II. Kaushl, Lydl fauflit. Heeler I'owi-ll, hVihert K. Howell, Mary t. H.inti, I.

Hunn, hsrlott lliinn, Narah M. Ilunn, Km to a llunn, Aih 1 lUliry U. Hreve. harlra W. Itohier, Lumau Burr, Had.

Hurr, Ihuma is homa J. Cos, llrorae II Cos, Charles an lev, Hei.jemin InTler. Mvion 8. Mtnui, William J. and Asron P.

Khislea, ailininlstritlors of the male of lohn II. rl. Ithisli dreraiw.1, and th Mutual Lite luuranc Company, la chancery. No. 3I.1S.

Hr virtue of a decree, obtained at th Novesa-bar term ol th llrcuil I'ourl of Mclean 'county, of Illinois, A l. KS, In the aoov'ntitl. raime, I shall oiler for rale, at publlo vendue, al otitti iiiair nr the court houMi, In the. "JJr nf HIiHiminaton Mel esn oounlv. Mtate J- Ihe higheet bidder, on v' H.UTKIMV.'TIIE TWKSTIKTH 1).

JAM AIIY, A. I'. IS77, the hone Af IIa'dImI a. t.1 I. th lolloalng ilrsrillied real estate, Itlng in'' roiinlrof Ian, and Mtate of IIiiihiIi, to- Th north.

east quarter ol section number Ihirte, (I I). In tiiwnnhip iiiimlM twenty -il, nert rsnte nuniher lour, (t), east ol lb third prim-ip tt.erldt. 1'he rnis tf aid eili are cah la lisn.1. RuK led riifi-mptlou according- to law aa set IWiia t- Van Sclioick Rounds si iliikiis, are now prepared to erect buildings, aud briek In itisilitles to still purrhasem. ke publiii will find i lo their eilvaulaiie to eall iiloain ronrraeu.

van IKUCK Rcrxim, Cunt ran tors ami Addre Pot-alBc Ui tin). 111 decree. Itlm.niiiititun, lllln.il', tircember s. Mt-ti Iu 1'hanci rv ol Mel an County, lllinot. William, lit hu A Caraa.

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