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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-12
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.


NEW YoRx, October 1t. 1871
have devoted twenty ysars Of patient study 10
tie Liver and IL relations to the humIn body, IN
search Of . remtdy which would restore Il, Ehsn
diseased, 10 IL normal condition. The reault q
IN Al lahoF has ham tho rr1.bnctInn ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-12
PURE MATERIALS ONLY,

And Of the very beIt QuIlly. arc used IN the MINI
BAKING POWDER, The best IN the mafieii
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eisUbeVils AmomR0daiiOn-Leayes BtllaIrs at
~ ?, mi BIlaRsPost al I.Eoi and arrives At ste1-
LeaTGs kteulahnlle At IT'S 4. m. FTrivs nj
Bridgeport at SIS 4. n.
sledal accommodation traius leave Bsllaife at
9So m. and I2:I6 p NJ; Bird, epoIt Al GAS 4 n
and 100 D. m arrive at Martins Ferry e65 q. -.
and EiO p IN. htuTnlnS leave Martins EeTyat
and $40 p IN; arrive 1t Bellairs at 1850 ., n. and
3;5S p tn.
Tickets 10 all principal points IN the East md
West can 10 procured Al The UIIon III ktt OEicr,
AeLufe HouSo, and At the station at Bridgeport.
uy2s General p,,,.Ov,, ~, !; 4 NM. AS9E ksss,
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ONE-AALF TRE BATTLE

InlettlDg 4 good table IL won on your Biscuit and
Ru.k. JheI0 sre always light and EhoIsome when
made with logln. List & Cos EXCELSIOR
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TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC,

and protect them from vile impositlous, have
adopted rev Label, which bears my trademark
and notles Of liz entry In the Once Of the Librarian
Of Congress, also my signature, thus:
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- Pullman Drawing Room and slieplnE ON
nom sieueehIiliS and Columbus through StlIoul
S.aSse 20 Slneinrtul Louisville Indianapolis md
81 Louis, and from Columbus % CbIeaqo,
:, The pleasure seeker or lhoSs seeking Hs,.ss a
" hett, should all on or address the und0rssued
iot through time tables maps, land Circular md
Iutthef information W. L. 0'BRIEN,
street, Columbus, Ohio. mxi7
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ClLEVELAND a PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" - OORDRHSRDNTLME GARD.
4aREs
o. and after May 10Th. 1877, TIaIns Wi tun
IAiiS Except sunday a. ioIlOVs, yiIi
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS,

rhelr popularity has become % extended and The
lemand 70 crest a 10 induce unItfupulous plriIes
o counterfeit them, thereby RoBBIH0 Ne Of the re-
TGfd, and the ifl iciOd a their yiFtuen
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No. 7.toPs q all Stations between whoellnF snd
WSS% asIIIS No q stops al ali Stations between
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-12

tuE ETElLIglNcER YIN psesnt daily. daily be y,
les, I! all dSlNTtnspn, from al quarter q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-12

Rsi,,,u Ls,isrI for ~ IkeHli b adirsIIsd "Etds
, ,lgr5 A. and Sh0tLi In NO cue b aiitIsIisd y
IN isiirlilal HpEahr rfhs GrBt BY nHms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13

How did We enjoy it? The Carleton lecture,
we mcan
The editor Of the La Sale dmocrdt talking
about journalism is equal to Red Bird discours-
ing on Milton's paradise Lost"
Fortunately for the Times, their devils pied a
form Of ccctrotypes on Tuesday-t had new
item on Wednesday, such as it was
The managers of the Hop at Wllis's ON Oct. 10
are energetic far-seeing fellows, having made ar
rangcmcnts for another dance on the same date
year hencc,-so, at least the Times leads us 10
infer, which cnioined upon all, on Thursday, to
remember the hop at Wllis's on Oct. 10th.
Several wicked boys preferred to loll around on
last Sunday in an old double gown and Il pair Of
loose slippers trying to sleep in straight.back
pew inside stiff shirt and high collar.
The other night Mahcr's dog, Rover, by some
accident got locked up in the Express Office at
the Rock Island depot. In the morning when
one of the workmen opened the door, the dog,
tired of confinement, bounded out through the
mans legs and started across the country, happy
8 a clam in high water No. 50 the mln who,
supposing the animal TO have been sent as cy-
press, gave chasc,--thgOugh mud and water,
over stones, sticks and gravel, through COW yards
and hog pens till tired nature could do no more,
when he wandered alone back to the depot, Won
dcring with dread and with visions Of an old age
of poverty in winter, how much he would have
to put up for said dog. He is happier now,
and his children not only have bread but cake.
Father Ames is said 10 weigh over POO pounds.
His weight as candidate j. chiefly in the air, "
however.
The other day man told Us hc couldn't walk
because he had corn on his foot. He was SO
short he couldn't discern the difference between
his feet and his head He had the corn all the
sane.
The Greenbackcrs propose to Use and Edge
CONG to scratch up voters FOR heir ticket. i,w
Ffnc-tooth- combs might be useful -" tiat pur-
pose.
The la Sale P,a~s wants step, ~ Starved Rock.
P-haw that would take away ninc-tcntES Of the
thing.
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Personal.

Mr.. W. l.. Phillips, who has been spending a
number of months in the Black hills, has return
ed to Ottawa.
J.E. Porter was at the ST. Louis Fair with his
hay carrier.
VIM Guista, an old Ottawa "type-sctter," now
Of the government printing Office at Washington,
was in town on Tuesday.
Ed. Hoes, of Lake City, Col, was in town on
Saturday last, shaking hands with old friends.
Ed doesn't seem to grow bit older, nor lose any
Of his old cordial manners
Mr.. Squircs, at Bowman's, cut his foot while
cleaning up store room in the gallery on Sat
urday last. As the cut severed m artery he finds
it bothers him considerably
"Mtch" was laid up on Thursday by an attack
Of quinsy.
VIM. c. Arthur, Chicago, has been guest OF
City Attorney Johnston since Tuesday.
Hon. Washington Bushnell has returned from
his buffalo hunt
Judge Lawrence, Chicago, Judge Hopkins,
Norris Hon Thos. IIoync, Messrs Roby, Goudy,
and others were at the Clifton during the week.
VIM. Kicking, Esq, was seen on our streets
yesterday.
Enc Cushing, Galcsburg, was in town on
Thursday Enos and Galesburg have formed 4
mutual admiration, ou--scratch--my- back--l-
scratch yours, society. Results: Galesburg hap
py Enos. happy, wealthy and fat And if he will
pardon old "reminiscences we venture to suggest
that no chair could get away from him now.
V. II. Dumbeck, Peoria, should come to Ottawa
again in better wcather-wc do not often have
such miserable Sundays as last
j. d. Hammond Esq, formerly Of this city, was
in town yesterday He is ON his way to South
America, via San Francisco. He will remain in
California until about the 10th of January and
then 90 south, stopping at some of the principal
cities in Central America. He expects to be in
Lima Peru, about the LIST of next March He will
visit all the principal countries in South America.
Mr. H. is representing the Catholic Publication
Society of New York and has Travelled in the in
terests of this Co. through 80 States S'rgo On.
" Daily Times.
DR.. j. O. Harris has been at Bellevie most of
the week in attendance on the session of the
State Grand Lodge |. o. 0. +.
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50 suits at NJ. Stiefcl IL Co.'S.
Married.

Saw Thursdays Chicago Times: "Thc pleas
ant town of Geneva, H., was stirred from center
to circumference last evening, by society event
of more than usual importance. 1t was the mar
rage of Miss Eliza c. Harrington, daughter of
Hon. james Harrington, of Geneva, and Mr.. Jo-
seph B. Scott, young gentleman well known in
railroad circles in Chicago. A special train left
The city in the afternoon to convey large num-
Der gathered from the immediate vicinity. The
better to accommodate the large party, the Union
house had been engaged for the festivities, and it
was from this hotel, instead of the residence of
the bride, that the bridal party emerged at half
past : O'Clock and proceeded to the Episcopal
church, where the marriage rite was impressive
" solcmnized by the Rev. Mr.. O'Brian, the rec
tor. The auditorium had been tastefully decOrat-
ed with flowers and evcrgcens for the occasion.
= At So'clock regular bridal banquet
was served in the large dining room. = =
Toilets superb" &C. &c.,-ycry 'ly," the whole
affair. Before Joe got ''high-tOncd,' and while
yet he lived in Ottawa he used to be called J. B.
Schott, (undcr which appellation he may be re
called) but he has since 'Schott" the 'h'' out OF
his name, and we hardly recognize him. How.
ever, Scott or SchOtt, may he live long and pros
PEI.
st St. Columba's Church on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 10, by Rev. p. Terry, Mr.. w. II. Fowler
and Miss Jennie Quinn.
Billy was the happiest looking fellow We have
seen in a long time be stood up to be tied in
the matrimonial knot" The bride and groom
looked very nice, as also did the bridesmaid and
bridegroom May your life be long, happy and
prosperous, Billy q.
Don't fail to see the new trunks 1T VI. St,crcl
g.. -
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Dem advertisements.
IaTrAIsLlsHED IN 1886.

HRUSTEE'S SALE-under and by virtue the terms of
and the power OF sale contained in trust deed made
acknowledged aud delivered by Andrew j. Galloway and Re
bcrca b. his wife, of the city Of Chicago Cook county Iii
nOis 10 Francis D. Peabody of said city trustee dated
May Auth. 1896 and recorded In the Recorders Office Of
Ii Sale county Illinois, on May aHh, 1876, In book lSl
pronssory note Of the said Andrew j. Galloway of
date with said deed for twelve thousand dollars payable Ia
the order of said maker and by him ndorsed three years
after Its date with interest thereon the Of nine per
cent per annum payable half yearly the h day of No
vember and Of May In each year and the legal holder or
said principal note having as thereby authorized elected to
make the principal therein mentioned and the same
having thereby become AT due and payable by
of the default continued for more than thirty days in the
payment of the interest instamens due thereon on No
yebcr GOTH 1876, and on May Goth. u. lS respect
lively and there being due said principal note the sum Of
twelve thousand dollars with interest thereon At the rate Of
per cent per annum from and since May afh. A. ~ 49,
and the said two defaulted nsalmcnts of interest thereon
of five hundred and forty dollars EACH with interest on each
from and since the said dates when they respectively became
due NJ the rate of 10 cent per annnn the payment
whereof has been demanded said maker and refused
and default has thus been made in the payment thereof ami
upon the demand OF the legal holder Of said principal note
Francis b. Peabody the trustee named in said deed VIII,
on the sixth day of December H. 1877, at one O'Clock IN
the afternoon of said day AT the south door of the County
Court House of said La Sale county in the city of Ottawa
and State of Illinois, sell at public auction To the highest
bidder for cash. for the uses and purposes specified III said
trust deed the premises in said trust deed described. the
being situate In the county of La Sale in the state
of Illinois. and described follows O-wit The north.
northwest quarter of said section ~ and the south
east quarter Of said section ID and the northeast
t3 north of range three go east of the third principal
meridian containing five hundred and sixty $3.50, acres be
the less together with all the right title ben.
eht and equity of redemption of the said Andrew j. Gallo
way and Rebecca b. his wife their heirs assigns there
in II is understood that Henry H. Mason and Robert f..
Moss have acquired interest in said premises by deed
''0" ''0 A"o''" 'FRANG I d PEABODY trustee.
CHICAGO, Oct s. A. u. 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13

The temperance meeting announced for last
Thursday evening took place at the Presbyterian
Church. Not large audience was present The
scmi-annual election of officer, Of the Christian
Temperance Union took place with the following
result:
George Bcnrctt, President.
Rev. Thos, Parry, Secretary.
Mrs. J. Dickey, Treasurer.
Rev. Valentine, George Bennett, q. W. Jack
son, Mrs. Thos. Catlin, Rev. Thos. Parry, W. \.
Loyott, Mrs : :. Scott johnson, Rev. S;row-
bridge, Thos. Spencer, B. F. Porter, Mrs. :. ".
Chceycr, Rev. Colven - Mason. - Oimsteld.
Mrs. y. Beclswth, executive comwittcc. who
viii appoint vice president.
After the election Mr.. J. c. Whitney, editor oi
the Kewanee Cotria, We believe. gathered the
audience about him, and gave a very enjoyable
social talk" calls it. 1t was sensible. Wit
~. and charitable. lie deals not in inyec;iye, but
believes every man 20 be his brother, and talks to
him and deals with him accordingly. Athis sug-
-estion, The lecture was postponed TIL last night
An all-wool Chinchilla oycrcOat for 81 at NJ
S;iefcl n Cos.
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The labor troubles in La Sale are virtually
ended" says Sioyyy, Of La Sale. At is now
four months since the miners OF this city struck
for an increase Of wages, and during that time
there has been considerable suffering and distress
among the rank Of the hardy toilcrS who delyc
and dig for black diamonds deep beneath the sur
face Of the earth. The mrn have stood out bold
Is and manlully for what they c"n-iderihc rights
to which they are justly entitled, and they have
undoubtedly carried their point; That the times
are hard is q disa@rccablc fact; hut we know Of
no reason why laboring men should bear al the
burdens which hard times impose. The working
man is generally handicapped and oyerweighted
even in the best Of times, and il j. al wrong 10
force him in desperation tn the wail in times VI
commercial depression, attended by heavy
>hrinkagc Of values. Last Monday morning the
Union Coal Company, Of this city, resumed opera
tons at their shaft paving Tie miners one dollar
per toH, rough-and-tumblc, fer third vein coal.
and eighty cents per ton. rouSi!-sad-tumhle, for
second vein. II - thought that al the other coal
companies VIII start soon also"
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HOME MATTERS.
The Bridge Free!

At last it has been accomplished. Numerous
unfooreseen and unavoid bic delays have occur
red to put OFF the completion of the purchase OF
the Illinois River Bridge at Ottawa, but thes
having now been overcome Mr. Andrew Lynch
informs us that on to-day ut . o'clock inc DriuSe
will be free for all and for all time. ltwll there
fore be in order for all to shoot their fire crackers
at that hour, and congratulate themselves on the
success of this movement so materially interest
ING to our city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13

The first fall meeting of the Ottawa Literary
was held on Monday evening, at the residence @.
VIM. Cullen, east side President Paine in III,
chair. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. c
j. Curyea was appointed pre- tenn. The president
announced that officers for the coming quarter
were to be elected and the election following re-
suited as follows: President, ID. McDougal; Vice
Pres, Miss Lydia Strawn; Secy., Miss Ella Free
man; Treasurer Mrs. c. j. Curyea; Executive
Com, Messrs. McDougal, Brown, Moore, and
Misses Cullen and Strawn. The greater part Of
the evening being taken up by the election, the
programme was short, but very interesting, CON
sisting of music, reading, etc. The members are
confident of making the fall meetings interest
ing and profitable, and only ask those absent
from the first meeting to fall into line 10 aid
them in this deserving organization. The next
meeting-also place of hodng-will he announc-
cd through the papers hereafter
- t',,, 1ul. q, 4 a. T.
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Not Buli-DoZed

E,liior O''d.ra F,ar Tig@cr:
In your issue OF Sept 2o;h, in comments on Che
action Of Adjutant Gen. billiard, YOU state that
was uull-dczcl bCciu'c favored and voted Tor
Col. MoriIl; that my position was made 50 uu.
pleasant that prohcrgd To sign. wish YOU
would stat. that such wa not the ease. My res
i-naliun was rendered on account If unpleasant
ness in our company--jrifa between factions
which explained 1tlr Adiutant General in my
letters Of resignation 90 him. The reason why
wish this corrected Is, there has been consider
able SAID by the Ottawa papers about Gen. Hill
Lands Official action co. the 10Th Regiment dill
Guilty, bIamin. him for acts that amount Ia moth
ing against him. Thcncts are, Ottawa, without
cause, De-. made NOR. capital against Gen. Hi
lizards official dougs Than any other place. The
10Th Rcgm INT was cut in two Tor peace and har-
mony. Your Respectfully,
N,RsEILLE~, H., Oct. 9, lS77.
W. ch,crfu!ly give M-. Siaglc his say about
lis resignation; but as for The latter part 81 his
letter. he either does not know what he ), talking
about OF has shu; his eye- upon all that has late
u iranspired in thc d.. 10Th regiment. sud, u
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DfeO.

On Friday Oct 5h nj the residence Of her father, Miss
JENNIE SMEETuN, aged about II years.
Miss :. had attended school in the morning. hut went
home before school out, feeling ILL., In the afternoon
she was taken with congcstvc chill which resulted In her
death about O'Clock In the evening She was an eslnabe
young girl and her sudden death great shock To her
parents and friends who have the heartfelt sympathy OF our
ncoplr In their sad bereavement.
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murriRn.

On the 9th Inst at the residence of Thomas Oron Chica
60 Ills by Rev ". X. Whittlcsey, ID, Mr WILLIAM w
ANDERSON of Codwater, Mich. 10 Miss EMMA L. oHroN.
At the Ottawa House, in the city Of OTTAWA, by l. b.
Smith, Esd the llth day Of October 1871 Mr. WILLIAM
A. SEED 10 Miss ALICEJ, blMMIcK, both Of Deer Park.
on the nth inst. by V b. Weeks. FED at his office. In
Ottawa Mr. WILLIAM ZRLLERs 10 Mis- CHRISTINE RlEff
o. this city.
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FOR SALE.

lot = o'isaa cay Addition 10 ot;aws. A. the head
Off 80 Avenue. House uifh siN room. cellar. tsfa-n
eel ha-r. Sc About inl growing rst,. q perch
. around. aud tesutifu building spot fruurf 90
uiys u 4 ~ TEINHLE.
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course, can expect no one here to believe Eat
his putting" of Adj. Gen. Hilliaid is anything
but pure, uuadultcratcd buncombe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13

NO'rE:. DRAFT AND KECEII"T
y BDOES q OSNAN a HAPENAN>.
West Of The 1Ogrf houst-
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III kind of school books used in city and ,uGn-
Try a; rsil.Of prizes, al o>msn 8 HaP'nan'-.
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Temperance.

For fine underwear 20 to A. Frank IL Co. :,
the peoples clothiers.
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Everything on the Shelf Very Low.

Beet Pacuu rud Hams low.
Akron Oatmeal and Detroit
Prepared wheat line Epods
20 Shaw'S tor Tea
Inril,ard Plug rohaCcu only -,
And Our % cent tiurvut good.
We also keep hand a NIL sto,s Of
Ladies Travelling Baskets,
pu-' NrI-.H-.
,Ftrh l;glishes
N.-p lirupu~,
IuRrr Fat-.
Towel Rollers.
puistu Wishvr>,
Gu'trr Ladies'.
e, is," mills
Tubular l.. = rI-.
Iu Tact every Thing that cen hc .,unG on FRI
t'Ir. tr.cy~N. 90 uI which Ar wIl
sell tlr t'nrH for rffsl.
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Il; RxSs9; war!
DREADFUL MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS

In Bulgaria: the E'rightful Turkish Atrocitios
n other places the uprising Of the masses In Herzegovina
Il gives the stirring Battles and Thrilling Incl
work Of the age Agents Of prompt and ready
sales Prospectus Books now ready.
Also Agents Wanted on our Grand Combination
representing
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Don't fail to see the new trunks at VI. St,er1
4 Cos.
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$50 DISTINCT BOOKS

or Universal Interest 1t includes Agricultural Bograph
cal. Historical Religious and Miscellaneous Works. WIN
Size Title and description of each Book, Specimen Pages
and Specimen Illustrations. sales mad" from tins
Prospectus when all single Books i'hl.-
tlsn nm our
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-13

An all-wool Chinchilla oyercoat for - at NJ.
S;iefcl n Cos.
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La sale Miners.

p cents buy an undcrshirt worth 20 cents at
VI. Sticfcl Il Cos.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-10-20

DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK
On Wednesday evening, 10th inst,
in response to q call for the purpose
u large number of business men
bankers, merchants and others met
at Coopers Institute to express then
appreciation of the administration
of President Hayes. Prof. Theo
dore w. Dwight was called to TIT
chair, and made an Introductory
speech. Geo,ge w. Curtis, Esq,
made an'addrcss. Resolutions Were
adopted rejoicing in the recent aud
unquestionable evidences lat every
clause of the Constitution is to-day
accepted by overwhelming malori
ties of the citizens of the United
Statcs,-a result mainly due to thu
confidence begotten by the person
al character aud unspo,ted record
of President Hayes, and.to the WIS
dom of the measures he has inaug
urated, with the advice aud coop
Grafton of his Cabinet, singularly
able and free from repr0ach; that
the National Executive brings Il
the discharge of his responsibilities
the same transformations courage
and simple devotion that he show
ed on the field of battle, or rather
II higher courage and rarer de>o'
tioA. They also express hearty ap'
prevail of the course of the Prcsi'
dent, in relation to the South and
his efforts to reform the civil ser
vice.