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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
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FOR COOKING.
Extract from the PUBLIC LEDGER, Philadelphia.
October 7tli, 1889
FOR COOKING.
TIuENE,y OLIVE H,rl"rrp

THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER
i eScellent Tor fry lug rurposei There's something
- Dnmc. bIi, p,."hio)y, n"thinsoi the "oliye"iS
surcd by chemists that this isn perfectly pure Veg
eta5le OIL NIL honsekcepc.s who have tried It Will
a2lee that 1t Is extremely economical and makes a
very delicate frying material. Here was formerly
the situation III the kitchen over the frying pan:
You could take lard. which was not cheap, and
used up+t very fast; You had butter, which.
besides being expensive. rnuired skiliul cook 10
keeptt from burning; oryoi could use sal,li oil,
which, though costing nlarnlngly to begin with.
required 20 little 10 do the work that the cooking
school would tell you 1t was like the Widows cruise
II did not seem to lose percepilbly after frying
But very few Anne lean housckecpcrs could BE-
brought: by It's iitst csrensiveneS,. to try using
sweet oil, which Is tho frying material 81 nil Sonth
Europe. We leave out Of the list clarified fat" OF
dote entire cooking with, even with consclcn.
tious person IN the kitchen who understands how to
save md use # nil us It should always be insisted
OIL ] he two best known vcSets bic oils that this
oil, both Of which are understood to have been ior
years eSp ported to Europe, comm. back to us in
wsickt recovered TASKS as Italian olive OIL Real
olive oil from California Is too small II product as
rel, 10 count much In the home market. The man.
niactErers Of the new olive butter-which |. not
bn ter ut ALL but clear greenish oil-hAve agreed
to rive usa home product, warranted purc. with.
out the OCEAN voyage: though, 10 conciliate our
ion.seed or peanut oil. the former OF which Il
probah IT, Anybody who tries i, will ngrce ihni
cooks us well US salad oil: and rs nil Vegetable
oils heat ut lower temperature than the eolid AMI
nal fats, II does not bum away Or waste as rnpIlly
rs large. il comes In convenient ems, with i
mouihpiece, like the kerosene oil can 80 that yon
cal pour off Just the desired quantity for use. md
after cooking this can be carefully stine an, re-,
turned to the cati except tt has been use, for tsh,
when 4 must be put III serara c bottle and kept
anart for this use. II has slightly pnnyent smell
when cooking. which Is aid 10 be entirely 70 oycd
by the use OF pinch OF snlt hut which Is no worse
than olher frying through The house. The tgS-
cd ont OF olive butter by n good cool, have moi a
particle OF gvtNsincss about them, nor my taste
whatever, OF the medium In which they are fried
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\ Mixed View uf the FEATURE.

NHFHSU ItIUHHN " "
The evolution OF parties has got to such u
pitch now that every party must have two
wings, aud each wing must fly by itself, like
Dundreary's bird. Of one feather. IIy 1888 We
will have probably four machines and any
number OF bosses ready to run the Govern.
ment. The machine Is dead. Long live the
uachineN ,s ,. -.
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Lighter cnrtc.I, Reckless stn tcsmnn.

I.ight.N crrtctl, Reckless Stn tcxnni,.
Baltimore American.
The abandon with whiel, Democratic
statesmen have thrown themselves in.o The
arms of the interviewer since the election ~,
perhaps, measure Of the size and activity oil
the presidential bees that are buzzins in
their bonnets.
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Wnutct-A rnrty-SO Questions Asker.
New York Herald.
What is wanted now-by the Democrats at
least and BY good many Republicans also
is a Democratic purity. .&
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A Iittlc Paradise for burglars.
sttnbcnrille'Hesnld.
Not single burglar has been convicted il
this city In the last eighteen months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16

THE digestive organs weakened and worn
out by using ca.hartic medicines, restored by
using Browns Iron Ditters. pSw
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Springfield Republican.
II Is barely possible that the revenue ques'
ton will be taken hold Of aud settled III Il
considerable measure by the present Con.
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Clrar the ruck for ~,

Eric tPa.) Dispatch.
There can be no obstacle to the hearty und
thorough reunion now Of the great body Of
Republican voters who believe in the princi.
plcs OF their organization. |-=.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
dlcrttlons Of youth. nervous weakness. early dc.
cay, loss Of manhood. &c ! will send recipe that
will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send SELF addressed clrelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 7. IsMAS. Station D, New York City,
oCli.T1hSsw #-,,. -
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HAI4FGROwN

Overcoats to please you in style. Pa in price.
comfortable to skate and snow.
ball In. '0g r-,... ST
that you won't avoid wearing.
that the beys won't ridiculc.
toplease your first girl.
that the dog can't tear.
To wear to the Matinee.
easy to slip on and oil.
just like sisters beau wears
toicatch girl With.
nicer thanpa had when he was ahoy
q toride horseback or bycicle.
elegant for Saturday play.
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a CARD.

The greatest discoveries of the l0tl, century
will have been pcrunu and Manalin.
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And offer them at fairly remuner.
atiye prices. III the selection Of
this stock wo confined ourselves to
the best known manufactures and
the better grades, and feel that all
the goods We offer in this limo are
worthy Of our recommendation,
both as to quality aud shape. The
shape OF our Sacques this season
differs somewhat from that Of for.
mer years, and we consider the
change an improvement. We shall
be glad to show our Seal Sacuues
to all who may call, whether they
wish to buy or not.
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S. BAER & SONS,
HIP and ILL Main Street.
TO The GROCERY TRADE,

take pleasure In announcing 10 my old patrons
ana 10 The tradc generally that. since the late ilsc
al my establishment. l have thoroughly renovated
my buildings, and am now prepared to olIer rs
large aud varied stock Of general groceries and
provisions rs can be found In the Suite. These
goods are all new and carefully selected.
,,as own cure OF choice smoked meats delivered
direct from my Pork House at Manchester.
have been appointed sole agent liz tho city for
the following leading specialties VIZ:
Humford Chemical Works Renowned
Yeast Powder In Bottles.
P.J. Rittcr's Fruit Buttcrsand Preserves.
Frank Siddaps Wonderful Soap.
Wards White Borax Soap.
Wards ElectriIying Soap.
McNamara's Glory Tobacco.
McAlpln'y Onward Tobacco.
Wcynlan e. Bros. Celebrated Pittsburgh
Smoking Tobacco.
DuP0nps Sporting, l,iiIe, Mining and
BJasling Powder.
FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR,
NcConncllsyillc Gold Shcaf Patent -Four,
Best In the market.
Silver Star-l3akcr's Flour.
Daily Bread-Baker's Flour.
MI. REILLY.
WHOLESALE GROCER& PORK PACKER,
Nos. 1900 and 1911 Main Street,
ly2G Wheeling W. Va.
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CLOTHING--J, BRlLLES,
FULL GROWN

Overcoats for Daddies, Grand Daddies, Old
Bachelors.
- Swells, Brokers, Drnmmcrs.
Clergy, Doctors, Lawyers.
Elegantly.formed Apollos.
. Balloon and Bean.pole Shapes.
Rich and Poor, High and Low.
to phase wife, mother, girl and
daughter.
to suit your pocket-book, fit
,-." you and keep you warm.
that won't fade and will satisfy
You.
Ulster shape, for party, theatre
and cold.
:" Last and the very latest is
the Elgin, satin lined, IL
regular Daisy" See 1t
and you will agree so.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
MAN HAUBERG AS AN INDpa.,

Adolph .Weckell is ont in card !, ~ ~
mornings Union in which he save. 'uR
democrat and have been one for q. gu
40 years, and am also Gerr,.. paw
when the democratic party deperd w., p 'N
upon the liquor interests to ~ecnr, '-.'
tory, ! become an independent votor "
Mr.. Hauherg is the only indepeDdort '''
didate in the field for the office Of sba.s.
The inditer of the above was novo-
fooled in his life. Mr. Haubero f -, ,.'''
out as an independent, but he subseo,,,..'
went into the greenback convention
asked them to nominate him. as ba
voted their ticket at the last election 80,
was a greenbacker at heart. Tbor 49,.
hoodwinked into complying with /.
modest request. What did Mr. H.nba..
then do but 60 into the demoor.f
convention and try the same ,5..
upon them. But he found to his sor..
that it would not win and that tbe7 49,.
ferred man of pronounced principles ~.
that could be relied upon at all times r..
facts are that Mr.. Weckell has been hail.
deceived in the above gentleman wboh
has been pledged to support for numb,
of weeks, and if, as he says he casts hi.
vote for him, he is only helping along tts
interests of W. G. Morris who did ever
thing in his power to get the saloon kear
ers oftthis town to endorse him, and fail.
ing in this, tried to make the Temperance
republicans believe that he was as good
temperance man as they need care. TO VOTE
for
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
GUsTAVUs ADoLPKUs.

In the forenoon of Wednesday next at
Augustana College, will be held the usual
Gustavus Adolphus memorial exercises.
Each recurring anniversary of the birth of
this distinguished Swedish monarch is cele-
brated with more or less of pomp and pa
geantry in many parts of continental Eu-
rope, especially throughout Germany, and
in this country the Swedish people are be-
coming more and more interested in the
celebration of memorial day The exer-
cises next Wednesday willie consist of memo
rial addresses, recit atoms, music, etc, and
will be largely participated in by the
Swedes of both Rock Island and Moline
Gustavas H. (Adolphus.) was born at
Stockholm, Dec. 9. 1894 and died in 1852
on the field of battle at Lutzen He had
been carefully brought up in the Lutheran
faith, was quite methodical in business
matters and was generally considered one
of the most accomplished princes of the
age. He was familiar with eight languages,
five of which he both wrote and spoke flu
emily and was known as one of the most |
of the then reigning European
monarchs
Although GuStavuS Adolphus was emf. |
1ently a warlike king. he introduced many |
improvements into the administration of /
Internal affairs, and when not engaged in
var vigorously promoted the manufacture
ng and commercial interests of Sweden.
lie was prominently religious, and to the
sreat Emoral influence exerted upon his
oldiery may be attributed much of his
uccess in battle. The spot where he fell
N the field of Lutzen was long marked by
he ScheoedenStei1a, or Swedc's stone. erected
y his servant. Jacob ERICKSON. on the
light after the battle. Its place is now
aiken by an imposing monument erected
0 his memory by the German people. on
he occasion of the second centenary of /
he battle, held in 1882. ;
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
SUNDAY SERVICES.

THE Rock qo:45 a. m.) and ''What
Think ye of Christi" (7:3O p. NJ will be
the subjects of the Rev Irving A. Searles
pastor, in the Christian chapel
THE Death of Moses Q045 a. m.) will
be preached upon in the United Presby-
tcrian church by the Rev. J. A Reynolds,
pastor. The service at 7:30 p m. swill be
praise meeting.
At the Broadway Presbyterian church,
the pastor the Rev. J. c. Holiday, will
preach, at 10:45 a. m, on s'The Temper.
ance Reform" and p. M, on ''Paul's
Last Words Sunday school at 915
a. n. Young peoples meeting at $50
p. m.
'Iife's Nameless Secret will be dis
coursed on, at 1915 a. m. in the Central
Presbyterian church, by the Rev. S. S.
Cryer pastor. At 7:30 p. m, Mr.. Cryer
will give, as the subject of his fifth lee
ture on practical themes, Books: How
Shall we Read? Sunday school at $50
a. m. Young peoples meeting at $50 p.
NJ, subject: Wisdom
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
ELEcT1oNRERrEG.

Mrs. Nettie Ramp. of Big Island, taken
in for drunkenness by Marshal Miller, was
arraigned before Squire Chopper this
morning and fined 81 and costs for her
foolishness. She was a woman of con-
siderable proportions while her hubble
was about as big as a Shetland pony.
When questioned, before being fined, she
replied that she had been out electioneer-
ing for Boss Morris. naval record and all,
but that she would hereafter let the head
of the house attend to that business. She
also said: Hes a republican and I'm
republican, too" Her influence is said,
by the republicans to be great because
she is sure to carry at least one mans vote
in her, her-dress pocket
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
COME AND SEE MF.

john Hoyt, wholesale and retail dealer
in musical merchandise, general agent for
Steinway, Chickering and McCammon
pianos, and John Hoyt organs, 3O3 Brady
street Davenport, Iowa. | have received
direct from the factory fresh invoice of
those superb Steinway, Chickering, and
McCammon Pianos. Also large invoice
of their superior Taber organs, the best in
the market. Also new stock of small
instruments, all the new patterns and nov
elites. Some beautiful Mondolean and
tremulo music boxes, very large and fine.
A large assortment Of elegant cloth spreads
with rich silk embroidered border. can
assure my many old patrons as well as the
public at large that | have the largest, fin
est and best stock in the Northwest. and nv
prices defy competition
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
RUNAWAY.

Another runaway occurred last evening
making about the seventh for the presar
week. But this one proves to be IA
more serious one than the Others. Al
O'Clock in the evening as Mott & Winter,
delivery wagon. of Rock Island. was pss,-
ing up Illinois street the horses cot scared
at passing train and dashed frlriously I'M
that street, throwing the driver out. He wa,
not seriously hurt. A little further on Cbss
Mapes attempted to catch them but was
thrown to the ground and burised con-
siderably. The team then pursued their
head-long gait unmolested. When thev
reached the street branching off to the
and crossing the railroad track.
they attempted follow it, and so doing fell
upon the track and across the cattle guards
the wagon falling upon them. The horses
were soon extricated by ready hands but
it was found that one was so badly crippled
rs to be unable to walk. 1t was left there
over night and this morning it died
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
THE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Rock Island Business College, un-
der the general management of Messrs.
Lillibridge & Valentine, OF the Davenport
Business College, with Prof. Valentine
Hites as resident principal, who has ample
assistance, opened under very favorable
auspices at the convenient rooms in Hit-
ter's block, opposite Court House Square
The evening sessions hogan on Monday,
Oct Both at I p. m. This affords an ex-
cellent opportunity for young men and
women, otherwise employed during the
day, to improve their handwriting, TO
study business arithmetic, to learn how to
keep a set of books, and how to transact
business correctly and successfully
Terms the same as at the Davenport bust
ness college. Call at the rooms or address
for circulars,
LILLBRIDGE & VALENTINE
Davenport, Iowa, or Rock Island Ill.
Oct3 1d6tW1t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04

lives or people passing along -
streets. This morning large ,im iou 'a'
thrown about 30 feet in the air INV Wa
these blasts, and in descending cam, que q
falling upon some one passing at ,bo n 4S''
When another life is lost by this hn. ,.'as
probably a stop will be put 70 :, o4,'lles'
will he nsod in = more careful war e
Iher will be services at the r..
church Tomorrow mornino Inn. 'vut
tue evening: Sunday school at tho w..
hour. usual
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
ESMERALDA.

Those who have been so fortunate as to
witness the famous play of Hazel Kirke, -
as produced by the Madison Square theatre
company, must feel natural curiosity to
see the drama which is universally conced-
ed to be the successor and rival of the for
mel great play. The remarkable success
which attended the production of "Esme-
ralda' in New York would Indicate that
popular favor has stamped the latter
play as worthy to take the place of ''Hazel
Kirke." The critical audiences of New
York have united in highly commencing
'Esmeralda" as an original and intensely
interesting dramatic work Our citizens
now have the opportunity of forming
their own opinions, since the play is to be
produced here with appropriate scenic APP
pointments, next Wednesday evening
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04

Mrs. E. ". MADDEN has returned from
her recent visit to New York.
The money order department of the
postoff1ce will be closed one half hour
earlier each day hereafter
There is now 1924 scholars enrolled al
cur public schools.
Gustav Swenson has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Oscar Larson,
the Swede who got killed on Thursday.
Only one death in the city in two weeks,
and that was the man that got killed by
accident the other day. This is evidently
time of the year.
DR.. Dunn reports Miss Mary Spaulding
as a little easier to-day
The city-council and library board meet
on Monday evening next
The sale of the Dispatch office which
was to have occurred at ten O'Clock this
morning, has been postponed ten DAYS.
This is probably done to give them a
chance to dispose of it at private sale.
Usual services at the NJ E. church both
morning and evening, tomorrow
1t is to be hoped that the city council,
at their meeting on Monday next will
take some action as to restraining cattle
from running at large
Hauberg is now posing as an Independ-
ent. How do the Greenbackers like this?
he says he is not a greenbaeker, but an
Independent.
While T. w. Wilcox is stumping the
countrysin the interest of the republicans.
would it not be well for him to fulfill that
engagement with the Z. O. A. t. Society
of this city, and for which quite a mum
Der of our citizens still hold tickets. It
has been near year since he made the
same, and it has not been filled as vet
VIM. La Point and wife left this after
noon for Hampton, where they will spend
the Sabbath.
Our merchants are anxiously awaiting |
The completion of Rock river bridge. as |
hen they will get large amount of coun- |
Try trade which is now turned away.
The dumping of filth in the river above
Oimoek q Gould's mill has been carried on
quite frequently of late As this is where
he patrons of our water works get their
water from, our officers should see that If
s stopped.
This is the time when all candidates for
nice are upon the anxious bench, and it
vii SO continue until after Tuesday next.
1orris ia no exception to the rule.
The Swedish citizens of this city viii
retty generally vote for Mr. Retickar oy,
tuesday, next. If you want to know the
eason, ask them.
Blasting is carried on in this vicinity to
alarming extent. thus endangering the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04

Dawson & Co., who have rented the
store in the Kellerstrass building, Second
avenue. make known to the people of this
city that they are fully prep AIRED to see
| their friends with as fine a stock of to-
| baccos, pipes, etc, as was ever shown in
| Rock Island. They invite liberal share
OF public patronage and promise to see
| their customers and go them one better"
A well known Rock Islander appeared
at the opera house last evening with a soft
hat, for the first time. He had previously
worn plug" hat, but thinking that it had
fallen out of his lap and been kicked and
rolled around enough, changed his base, a
little. Sensible man. Now.will the woman
with the big hat substitute something less
Objectionable? 1t is as bad as AN open UNI
brella in an audience room
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul
announces that its short line between Chi
cago and Council Bluffs will be opened for
business Monday. Trains will leave Chi
cago at 1905 daily except Sunday, and
$40 daily, except Saturday. arriving
at Council Bluffs at 9:15 in the morning
and o'clock in the evening. Trains will |
arrive in Chicago daily at 2:15 in the after |
noon, except Sunday and 7:IO in the
morning, except Monday.
Says the Union: 1--WE are glad to saw
that no republican has stopped to any un-
fair means to influence votes in behalf of
his party candidates. Such impudence
borders on sublimity. How long ago did
our disgruntled contemporary abandon it's
nefarious work of trying to prove that
Hon. W. III. Niece was practical pr0hibi-
ZIONIST therefore unworthy the confidence
of the public. David once said in his
haste, $50 the good Book says) that ''all
men are liars. Had he lived in this age
md witnessed the queer antics of the Union 1
lie could have spoken more deliberately. as {
{ were I
Nothing will take the concet out of a
nan sooner than to turn the knob of his s
BOARDING house door which rings the bell
ather than the one which will open the {
oor. when he gets home late and wants to
'et in 'unbeknownst" to his fellow board v
rs 7
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04

stantly in mind in order the better to
carry out the part of the twin brother
Both. however, did splendidly last night
and fortified themselves still more strongly
in the popular favor Their support was
also excellent and everybody went home
after the performance fully satisfied that
in the hands of Robson & Crane even
Shakespeare could not suffer.
This morning at an early hour, the COM
pany started for Quincy we'll satisfied with
their reception in Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

II you want to see a mad man ask Wm
Hall what easy chairs are selling at. The
other day new clerk which he had in bis
second hand furniture store sold to one Of
our citizens $50 chair for $500, think:
ing that was its price. When Mr. Hall re
turned to the store his wrath knew no
bounds" and he went forthwith to the
purchaser, and, telling him his mistake
wanted the chair back This the gentle
man refused, and Mr.. Hall threw him the
money he had received and left, thinking
of course that in a few minutes the chair
would be returned. Right here is where
he made the greatest mistake of his life
The chair did not come back, and in order
to again finger the $3.50, he gave the pW
chaser of the chair a card of plush val
ued at something over a dollar Thus has
VIM. over 81 to add to ''profits and loss,
while the customer chuckles to himself
over the good bargain he made. Now tue
question is. who was the worst sold, the
clerk or the proprietor? n. B. This lsno
The clerk has been dis
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-04
A CARD.

Having concluded to close business mere
by New Years, to- move South on account
OF illness in my family, offer my enlIe
stock Of ready made clothing gents iuI
nishing goods, hats, caps, gloves and all
such articles that belong to a frst-eass
gentlemen's Quitting establishment =.
and below cost. Merchant tailoring ~
per cent off from regular prices.
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