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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The telephone system is 90 well organ
lied In Western New York that people iof
thirty miles around Rochester shop and
market there, having supplies sent out by
afternoon trains.
Candy and corrosive sublimate are kept
ON the same shelf In Nebraska stores. IL
The child lives, It Is candy; II 1t dies, II Is
corrosive sublimate. One OF the simplest
things in the world.
An Indian squaw was one day scolding q
little papoose. The brave, the father OF the
lad, turned upon her reprovingIy ana saio:
"Tahita, use NO such big words. bis ears
are very smallI-ChicagO Eye.
At Irkutsk, Siberia, they sell milk by
the block, each block having stick frozen
INTO It for convenience in carrying. You
can get milk with stick in II in this coun-
try, but the stick does not always make it
easier to carry.
Pneumonia and kindred diseases caused
nearly one.fEth OF the deaths in Philadel'
mia and other seaboard cities during the
middle Of March, share nearly hall again
as large as the usual proportion oil deaths
from these causes
The French authorities have captured
Louise Michel. After seeing her picture
in New York illustrated paper remarks
the Baltimore American, we trust we may
be allowed to hope that they may be al
lowed TO keep her.
At a wood.cutting contest in Mexican
county, Pa, few days ago, two women
won The first prize for cross.cut saving
There are probably few divorces in Penn,
sylyania. A great deal can be overlooked
| In wife who can saw all the wood.
Winnipeg, the political capital OF Mani
toba, shows phenoninol growth. It was in,
corporated in 1874, with a population Of
only 5000, and an assessment OF s., OOO, OOOl
but it has population now Of 10000, and
the assessment this year amounts to s3O,'
100000.
The first Of April Stiffness in New YORK
ran TO false candies. "The small PINK
bonbons contained cork. The delicious
looking creams were stuffed with cotton
me chocolates secreted small colored dolls,
and the large green candies were loaded
with onions"
Young Daniel Boone, a great.grandson
Of the explorer OF Kentucky, delivers par.
cells for one OF the gieat Broadway firms Of
New York, on salary Of 81 so q week
Current Paragraph. II this is true, and
Young Daniel attends strictly to his bust
ness, he is doing far better than many q
young man whose name is not Boone.
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OF equal importance; go We incorporated y
It In our motto.
Our ONE PRICE system met with consid.
cradle opposition in the start, and many ar
guments were necessary to implanti II 10 your
favor. but the masses have already learned
To recognize 1t as the only true and sr1euy
honorable method OF business, and already
see the advantages arising therefrom. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07

supt. OF B. O. r. R. Co.'s Hotels, Conductor
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for 2s years,
and previously druggst) writes: Gum.
berland, Md, December II, 1881: have
used but one hottie OF PeT1tnd between my.
self and son. He had Dlptheretics sore throat
and IS now well. As for myself, 1t has entirely
relieved the dullness In my head, which has
been OF long standing-the result Of Chronic
Malaria. | never took anything In my lite
that gave me such great satisfaction. My
wife Is now taking 1t also" Ask your drug
gist for the ellis Of Life" aud how to cure
them-a book, DGw
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T1RUSrEE's SALE OF sTAvE FAC.

i TORY Gt Burton. ..,,,
BY virtue IL deed AZ trust made BY william,
schilng, Son & 20. 70 me Is trustee, dated the ID
day OF February, A. n: 1882. aud Ieeoried n The
otiice Of the CLERK Of the County Court OF metsel
county Ia Decd OF Trust Book No. 5, toio 81, will
on SATURDAY, tho INST DAY OF AtRtt, A. D.
1881, beginning at so w. proceed 70 tel q,
Public Auction, 70 tho highest and best bidder, on
the premises the following described property tha!
Il 10 say The lease and leAsehod estate maue and
conveyed by John t,ihbons 10 the firm oil Vim.
Sehillng Ron 4 Co., for the term OF ht years from
tho fint day OF April. A. D. 1881, In and 70 the ol
lowing described property. that Is 70 say: certain
piece or parcel Of land lying 10 etsel county. w
Va, on tho ,outh side Of the west end Of the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad CompanyB switch, neai
The town Of Burton. In Wetzel county, containing
1ho, the staye Factory. buildings. machinery,
boilers engine, shaftiug, betting, staye machines
aud ali other machinery, appliances and fixtures
used by the pSrtIes OF the his! part 10 and about
their stSye business on the lea ehold premises
Aioie'aid.
Terms cash. Rent paid for full term Of lease
Title believed 70 be perfect but selling a trustee
will convey only sucn title a. Is vested In me.
mfBl T. J. HUGUs. Trustee.
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be defendant in breach oil promise suit,
where the tenderest affections have been
wounded. and the deepest emotions Of the
human heart have been toyed with; but
when blubbering, broad shouldered,
deep chested man reverses the usual order
OF things and brings suit agsinst the woman
he courted and lays damages at $4,000 foT
his acerated heart, it is time 10 draw the
line somewhere. Mr.. Bernard Berwick
met and soon learned TO love Miss Rebecca
Mclean, both Of New York. He paid her
all those delightful little attentions which
are pleasant to the recipient, and
conducted the courtship so skillfully thai
when he proposed she made his ecstacy
bliss by saying, az will be yours, my dear
est pet" The expression may have been
mere matter Of form, or she may have been
entirely honest in voicing 80 sweet phrase
sweet to Bernard. OF course there fol-
lowed many moonlight stro!ls-when there
was moon-buggy rides, attendance on
festivals and other pleasurable pursuits
only INDUCED by lovers. The testimony re
veaIs the fact that both livedalmos entirely
on a glucose diet Of kisses and sweet and en-
dearing words. Miss Mclean wrotepoetry,
and such poetry it was. In one letter her
ardent passion for her dearest pet
breathes and pulsates in all it's throbbing in
tensity through twelve long verses. The
last two lines Of the amorous epic will be
quite enough to show the tensile strength
Of her alteration, in which she protestngly
exclaims: ... ....
But shall ever love thee
While eau heAve sigh.
This is somewhat better than the ancient
couplet used by our grandiathers begin
ming, "The rose is red, etc." 1t has the
attraction OF novelty, and conveysa mean
ing deeper than the unfathomed ocean. II
Is no wonder Bernard succumbed to such
'pathos. Bernard is not all to blame. But
il one is disposed 10 be analytically critical
the word "heaye" might DO objected to. tits
hardly ethereal enough for poetry. II
destroys the shade and delicacy OF the SEN
timent in suggesting physical exertioni
that some muscular power was brought
into play to bring the sigh to the surface.
But this is only trivial. Rebecca wrote il
and that was quite sufficient for Bernard.
Time passed on, until one day the bleak
December winds Of jealousy blew over
Bernard's July passion and cooled his ardor
somewhat. During one Of his visits he met
another handsome fellow, who was in.
PRODUCED to him as "my cousin" These
cousins, who generally put in an appear
anco during courtships and exasperate the
Jealous swains, are the most convenient
property young lady can have, and the
more distant the relationship the better
fitted is he to play his part. But Bernard
wouldn't hayeit. 1t didn't soothe him one
particle when Miss Mclean afterwards ex.
planned, "now, lovey, he is only my
cousin" They quarreled, these two ten
der, loving souls, and Rebecca, to show her
Indifference at parting, airly hummed. as
the form OF her loved one grew dim
in the cleaning, "Good bye, my lover,
good bye" q
But alter few days she pined for Bern
ard, his sweet ways, genial company, his
L 4 Ia,, nd
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DIED.

DuNAwAY-on Frldsy morning, April 9. 1883,
at O'Clock, WEBSTERC., intsnt son Of webster A,
and Minnie Dunaway, aged 2months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the parents residence, No. 1871 Eoa street,
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited. In
ter nent at Peninsula Cemetery.
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A SsIGNEE's NOTICE.

n -
by virtue OF an insrument Of assignment exc
cuted by George &. Roth on tho 26tn DAY OF March,
4, 1885, and recorded III The once Of the CLERK Of
the County Court OF Ohio county. west Viz: inia,
nSivninr and conveying to the undersigned, for
the benefit OF credItors as expressed 10 said A.
Segment all the goods chattcls and credits Il the
SAID George q Roth. aud especislly oil the goods.
goods store a. Nos 400 ,nd 202 Main street. In the
City oil NheelIng hereby offer for sale said stock
OF goods and merchandise which Is large. new and
oil choice quality. This property Will DO sold AZ
desiring 10 purchase from well selected stock o.
dry goods nol Ions, carpets &c will do well To- call
before purchasing elsewhere. Notice Is also given
10 the said Roth, 10 make immediate settlement
with me. BENJAMIN II. LIST.
anr7 Assignee,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

DR.. j. o. Harris, Dist Agt of the T. & +.
Ry., informs US that large number of promi-
nent gentlemen have signided their intcn-
ton of going with him to Texas on the
grand excursion which leaves st. Louis on
the 18th inst, at Q P. NJ. A low rate has
been made from Ottawa, and this will be a
good opportunity for people to go and see
one of the most thriving Of all the newer
states. With fertile soil, y genial, healthy
climate, lands at from 50 to s. per acre and
extremely low taxes, the conditions are most
favorable for immigrants, and offer strong at
fractions to capitalists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
Fiske & BEEN .

We announce with pleasure that Fiske &
Beem's new goods are arriving daily, and
they will soon have a most complete stock
of piece goods. Unusual care has been given
TO the selection OF this stock by Mr.. Fiske,
who is still in the east, and no person can
fail being satisfied.
The readymade clothing department is also
being filed up with as fine line as was ever
shown ip Illinois.
The gents furnishing department will be
unusually complete and embrace everything
the trade requires.
A cordial invitation is extended to all old
customers and every one else to call and see
Fiske & BEEN when visiting Ottawa. Come
and see them, whether you want to buy any.
thing or not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

The Ottawa Gas Company, under the gu
extensive repairs and improvements around
their works, to the aggregate of $4,000. Thi.
sum is in fact only the commencement Of
other and greater improvements they have
in contemplation for another season. They
lamp, known as the Bray light, particularly
adapted for street purposes, one Of which
now eliminates La Sale street in front OF
w. II. Hulrs dry goods store, with lighting
capacity far IN excess of anything hitherto
kins' management the Gas Company aims TO
keep up with all the advancements Of the
day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
september First and Fall Dry Goods
Al HulpH

What we want everybody to understand
Is
That you can get all that is desirable In
fall goods at Hull's.
That Hull has the largest stock OF hsnnels
OF all kinds, including some entirely new
styles In dress fiannels; also. an immense
stock Of shifting goods.
That the celebrated Peru (Ind.) flannels
and blankets are sold only at Hulrs is a fact.
That you can see the best assortment Of
laces and neckwear at Hull's cannot be de-.
MED.
Embroidered oriental laces and collars, es-
cural black laces for dress trimmings; also,
black Spanish guipure lace Every deep
widths), cream Spanish net for over-dresses,
and the finest lot OF fichus and collarettes
We have had for long time.
That we have the most beautiful cloak and
shawl department. You can be convinced Of
1t by coming in and looking at the newly.
furnished and carpeted department with q
nice new Brussels carpet.)
That this room is filled with stock OF
cloaks which excel any in the city or county
cannot be denied, as we have just received
our complete fall stock of those Z. s. Mills
Il Co.'s cloaks, the materials of which are
Ottoman and Matelassc silks, solel cloth,
cordinct and imitation seal, both silk and
wool plush, made up in dolmans, Russian
circulars, sacks and Jerseys, (by the way,
come early if you want one Of our Jersey
waists as they are going fast and a bargains;
they come in black and colors), making an
endless variety that ,cW be sold at prices that
must please.
A fine lot of entirely new designs in lace
curtains just in.
That our dress goods are just what they
ought to be you shall see il you wish
Come and see our new silks There's no
use talking, our American silks, in black
and colors, are the most popular and best in
the market.
Don't buy any kind OF silk until you have
seen the FGroritds, which we have the ex-
elusive sale of. and have sold for several
years past.
New carpets OF all kinds at bottom prices,
as usual.
That we have everything that is out in fall
goods thus far. and that we are receiving
more every day.
Don't buy dry goods until you have seen
what we have. Respectfully,
W. II. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

BARNUM-Barnum's bill stickers struck
the town this week, and TO. day 1t is next to
impossible to turn any corner or look across
the street without having circus bills staring
one in the face. Barnum believes In printers
ink, and many hair on the heads OF some OF
our economical merchants, (who don't make
as much money in five years as Bsrnum will
In one day In ottawa, would stand in horror
could they know just how much It costa 70
bill Ottawa. However, the show will sppar-
emily stand putting" From all parts OF the
country comes the unanimous testimony OF
its excellence. Just now the show has Gin
ciunatI I'm chsncery," and the attendance
has been about 40, 900 daily! The circus has
been "reconstructed'', Is full OF new features
and the only complaint is tina. Bsrnuu
''g,ves too much for the money" perform
ances going on In two rings and on stage
in the center. The show appears here on th'
10Th inst.
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School supplies at Forbes & Lorriaux's.

PHILLIPs.-Our readers will remember the
visit OF L. o. Phillips to his friends here
about q month ago. Few il any realized
then the importance OF that visit. He came
TO have wedding suit manufactured foi
himself, and in few days thereafter the suit
was worn. We are not favored with the
name Of the happy lady, the event having
been celebrated at Nevada, Missouri. Mr.
Phillips, with his brother William H., ha'
purchased stock farm in Kansas, and The
two propose TO engage extensively In shs'
business. a.1-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
The Mendoza Union Far opens next week

The Mendoza Union Far opens next week
on Monday to continue through the week.
The fair last year was very successful, and
this year greater is expected. The pre-
miums offered amount to $500, with free
competition. There will be racing every
day, including riding by ladies on Wednes-
day, THURSDAY and Friday, the course being
one, FIVE and ten miles in length. brilliant
display is expected in Floral Hall. and there
will be drills by the Lee County Guards, who
will be encsnped on the grounds during the
week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

Very few stores of the county are neater
than that Of r. II. Trask, the jeweler, of this
terror having been thoroughly reconstructed
and beautlfed. Mr.. Trask to make the stock
compare favorably, has brough on an unusu-
ally fine stock of goods of all lines in his
trade, and more are coming, which make his
establishment the best in this part of the
state. His spectacle department is very com
plete, and with the new e.tester anyone can
be fitted with spectacles. Call and try it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
Chicago ExpOsitiOn.

The Chicago Exposition opens Sept 9Th
and closes Oct. Goth. The Chicago and
Rock Island road will sell excursion tickets
to Chicago on the following days: Sept. +th,
5.h, 9th. 9TH and sth, tickets good to return
on before Sept. nth; Sept. Gath to 30th,
tickets good to return on or before Oct. LIST;
Oct 9th, good to return on or before Oct. sth
Oct. s,h 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th, good to re.
turn on or before Oct. 18th; Oct. 18th, 10Th
and Goth, good TO return on or Oct I'D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

Mrs. Josiah Shaver, of Rutland township,
died suddenly at her home, Tuesday after
noon. Alth ough she had been sick for two
or three weeks, she was not considered dan
gerously i'll until a few hours before her
death. Funeral services were held at the
house on Thursday the remains being in
TERED in the family cemetery. In her death
the community loses valuable member
Mrs. Shaver having removed here when @
C.ld with her parents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

The FREE TRADER reporter is under obli-
cations to Mr.. VIII Trswbridge, Of Morris,
for little musical entertainment by tele-
phone one evening this week. All that was
lacking was the power OF sight to make the
enjoyment complete. Why doesn't some
electrical genius invent, dicover or reveal
some system OF electricity that will transmit
vision as well "a sound?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

ATTENTION, GERMANs!-Rev. Madison G.
Peters will preach to. morrow in German q,
4P. NJ. In the Presbyterian church. Subject
"The Kind Of Men We Need"
Rev. Madison c. Peters subjects at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow will be: In
the morning, "What Is Conversion" In the
evening, Empty Pews."
Services In South Ottawa Presbyterian
church tomorrow at 3 r. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

We desire call the attention Of all lovers of Good
Bread to the "Silyer Cloud" and "Hungaran' brands
of Flour, manufactured by These FlOurS made
from the choicest wheat that can be procured. BY
scientific admixture OF No. hard Minnesota spring
wheat with the winter wheat, we produce Flour pos
sessing all the advantages of each kind. The SiIver
Cloud is worthy of it's name, and makes the whiest
Of haky IOaves though it is especially adapted to pas
try biscuit rolls, ETC. The ''Hungarian' is great
est and known brand because it is the great bread
making flour, producing it does white, moist, nutty
favored loaf. Ask your grocer for either brand You
will be we'll pleased
COTTON, DAWEZZ d HAMILTON
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THE man that hath no MUSIC In his soul

LEI no SUCH IHHH Nt rUsTcu = ShHKeSpeHTt
Our city friends will find music given
away, q special present, until Saturday, a six
page sheet, wsltzes, songs, &c, by the frs,
composers. Copyrighted. No trash. Re
tailed at 35c. Only obtained by favor. Such
as sour Fathers Birthday" by w. Berman
Irresistible Waltz" by Z. l. Howard
"I'm de Captain Of de Black Cadets" Or,
the Tea man will give two checks instead OF
one with pound of tea or dollar Of coffee,
ne " and fresh roasted. For friends in the
country only this will continue until Wed.
nesday ut the American Tea Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
Our Schools.

Our schools will be open in few days and
it is well known where school books can be
had at the most reasonable prices. Forbes &
Lorriaux keep complete stock of all books
and supplies used in the schools of Ottawa
and vicinity, and their prices will always be
found the lowest. Call and see them and
remember the place.
FORBES & LORRIAUX
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

On Aug. 2sth the following were installed
as officers OF Faithful Lodge, No. 1856, |. D.
G. T., OF this city: e. G. Campbell, W. c. T.;
Marian Shaw, w. V. T.; Alice l.. Ames, w
s.. Ora Warner, w. F. s.. Efiie Stevenson,
w. T.; Charles Ames, W. NJ; JENNIE Hames,
W. g.; VIM. Rendle, w. Sent; VIM. E..
Patchin, w. c.; AIDA Helfriscb, W. d. NJ
Hattie Phillips, X. II. s. AIDA Cummins, l..
H.. w. W. Harden, p. w. C. T.; Chas. f..
Miller, J.. ID.
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A WHITE Moon We find the fOllOWin o

A WHITE Moon We find the following
item in the Metamora Ne,cs of the 18th ult:
The late change in the weather can be at
tributed to the paleness of the Moon, caused
by Mr.. c. C. Moon. of Ottawa, taking unto
himself Miss Livina White, of Roanoke, as
his wife. The event took place at the Cliff.
ton House Monday evening, Aug 18th, 1888.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Rey. Baker, of this place. The happy couple
started for Streator the following morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
Grand ODening and Display of New Fal
Goods Sent TIL 18th and 18th

Goods Sept. 18th. 18th and 18Th.
Scott Bros. IL 20. will have their 'all op
enings" on the above three days. 1t will be
the finest show of goods ever made in Otta
wa. 1t will include all departments
Carpet and house furnishing departments
Silk and dress goods department.
Cloak and suit department.
Millinery department.
Shoe department.
Fancy goods and notion departments.
A beautiful new stock of novelties in aces,
neckwear and buttons.
AS Scott Bros. g. Co. are the largest dealers
they can always make it for your interest to
call on them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

The Medical Library OF the late DR.. Camp.
field is for sale, at the office of c. Griggs.
After Monday, Sept. 5, the books will be
withdrawn from sale. Mrs. Campbell wish
es also to dispose OF some furniture and
household goods, which may be seen at the
house in East Ottawa.
MARY LOUISE CAMPPIELD,
Administrative.
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Go to f. Y. Griggs for school books.

a spark from the chimney set fire to the
roof OF the Colwell planning mill on Satur-
day night. The blaze was extinguished
without damage to the building. but the
town was well scared for few minutes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
School shoes for al pair, at
j. MEGAFFIN & Co.'S.

Ihave just put on sale large assortment
OF very fine Luster Band crockery. 1t is
really handsome and almost as desirable as
real china. The advantage one has in buy.
ing these goods is you can buy single
piece, the same as in white ware and IL costs
but triie more. Please call and examine
It, Respectfully, e. NJ. SHAW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

WANTED To RBSr-A cottage Of about five
rooms, in desirable location, by q small fam
| lily. No children. Date Of taking possession
may extend TO Oct. /. Very beat reference
gtven. Address Lock BOX 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

ErHRIDGE.-Rev. A. Ethridge, OF Daven-
port, Iowa, passed through Ottawa on
Thursday to perform the marriage ceremony
OF Miss Belle Eaton and Darien A. stravn,
at Lowell, this county, the event beng Sc,
for noon OF that day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

An examination for admission TO the High
school will be held at room No. |, High
School building. on Tuesday next, beginning
At q o'clock A. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01

Barnum is coming and Spencer is receiv-
ing big stock of goods to accommodate his
customers. That day call and see his NAM
moth stock. Jumbo is nowhere by the side
q
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Nervous Debility.

When all other remedies fail, DR.. Frazier's
Root Bitters will cure General Debility, Loss
OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arts
ing from q iisordered Stomach, Liver and
Kidpeys