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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
FACT AND rAsCV.
Minor city News and Pestisess Talk
and Gems

THE Sabbath School Teachers Associa.
ton Of the city will meet at the English
Lutheran church on Tuesday the I'D inst.
Rev. i. d. Powers. pastor OF the church
which the late President Garfield attended.
will deliver his lecture on the Religious
Life Of Garfield" in this city shortly.
ALEXANDER BoNE, agent and broker, sold
TO Messrs. Fair and McCulIey the piece Of
ground on Thirteenth street, formerly
belonging to the VIM. Exley estate, for
SEQ cash.
Rgv. w. j. THOMPSON will preach At the
Disciples church this morning at u O'Clock.
In the evening anniversary services will be
held, at which reports Of work for the past
year will be read.
SOMETIME yesterday morning, between
the hours OF 2 and o'clock, John Brdgeby
died in the lookup. lie was arrested on
Wednesday evening on the wharf BY on
Ger Liston, for drunkenness. On Thurs.
day morning he was suffer- ng all the
sgonies OF delirium tremens and DIR. VI.
wards was called. The man had soaked
him, elf with alcohol and was past recovery.
Yesterday morning he was found dead.
The remains we're given 70 an undertaken
and will be taken 10 Bcllalre for burial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

GrxrLrxxx, before purchasing your fnf.
nIshins goods you should learn whore yoa
can buy ihese Articles TO the best sdssa.
tsee, and also become possessed Of ne
latest styles. Msssn. G. As.. 4 sonI. tos
merchant ta,oFs, No. 1871 Market street
have Just resolved larse and oeIDI. e
stock, emhsacipg nultitudss OF yarteues %
Fspcy NeekWeaf IN Ill eolon Of The rsin.
bow, Lisls Thread and Cotton UsdefIesi
and Hosiery, striped and plsln; Co'isns;
Cufls, Shirts, stc. Don't fsdl % cal -.
e1anins thsiR stock. You viii surely "
pleased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

TEE thousand more bolts OF new styles
of wall paper and borders TO match Att and
10 cents. New carpets and oil cloth, % 10
50 cents. Oil cloth window shades made
ready 10 hang up at 50 cents. Dry goods,
notions, DC, &c, At greatly reduced prices,
but only for cash. Nos. 20l9 and 2Od Main
street. JoHH RoKnER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
cRUsnEO 70 DEATH.


Yesterday.
Leonard Good. better known - Com
modore" Good, Of Martins Ferry. VI"
killed on the c. & p. track, between Rtos'
willie and Bridgeport, yesterday sftsrnoou.
He uss walking up the track whom the $40
up freight came along. Good evidently
thought he wss on the side track and macs
no effort to get ont OF the way: The ensins
caught him, frightfully msngling him and
killing him instantly. The rsmains were
taken 10 Martins Ferry for intermsnt
The Commodore has large family 70
which be was OF no use. Be was worth.
Iess, dissipated fellow, and bore no ssvory
reputation. He was Q hard drtnkeI so
wss evidently under the Influence Of l!1uor
when caught and killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

THrRE Is no article Acan recommend
more highly than McLsfhS Vegetable Pills
for all cases OF dyspepsis. biliiousness, Cos
tiveness, and In fact for all purposes % Q
family medicine. Be sure you get the
Wheeling PIN, a. all othss are imita'
tiOns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

We give a beautiful nickel
plated knife with each boys
suit, of which we have the lar
sest assortment at the lowest
prices i'm the city.
ID. GUNDLISG,
star ClOthier, SO 18th Streer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

SOLE agency for the justly celebrated
Planet Jr., Garden and Field Tools, Fire
Fly Hsnd Plow. Hand Drills. Hand Guilt
vstors ard Combined Drilr, PiOw and Guilt.
ystor. Horse Hoes &C., at s. f. Boyd's,
&aTLel Square.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

AL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spouting,
etc, shou q call on Heinleln BROS, 6ealerS
Iactnrers of Galvanized Iron GorRice and
SIi t;nds of lob work. Heinlein Block,
Rsnk street, Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give satistac-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
Hornbrook Park
FOR SALE AT
Public Auction {!

The above Park, located on this National
Pike, about a. miles from the City OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, on the line OF the Elm Grove
steam Railroad, will be offered for sale at
public auction, IT the Court House Of Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1883,
At 10 O'Clock A. ". The ground embraces
about fifty acres, improved and surrounded
by beautiful natural scenery, with several
buildings thereon. This II one Of the most
eligible locations in this section OF the country
for public park, summer resort or site for q
cemetery.
TERMS OF SALE-Five Thousand Dollars
cash in hand, or rs much more as the pur-
chaser may elect balance, with interest from
day of sale, payable in C2OD twenty yearly In
siallments Of equal amounts, the deferred
payments secured by deed OF trust on said
property. I. Z. HORNBROOh,
Administratrix Of the estate Of Thos, Horn
brook.
For further intorma alton inquire OF Alexan-
der Bone Sr., agent for the heirs of ThOmss
Hombrook, No. il6S Market Street, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
Auctioneer mrl6q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

IT. you have q cough, you should use
McLain's Pectoral Syrup, which has prov.
en- itself to be the best remedy In the mar.
ket- Large bottle, and no morphia or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

If your children show any signs of hav.
ing worms, you should get a BOX of Nc.
Lain's Candy; it never fails to remove
them, and it is so pleasant to take. Every
one who has tried il recommends il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

GEO. R. TAYLOR just opened full line Of
the fashionable jersey Jackets for ladies
and children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

CALLat C. A. Houses New Music Store,
1850 Market street, on Saturday, April Z,
and examine the largest, finest, and most
complete stock OF pianos and organs ever
Exhibited in the State.
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New Wall PaDeP.

10000 bolts new styles at &c, worth 10c:
1900 bolts new styles at I0c, worth l5c /;
5000 bolts satin finish l5c, worth 25c; 1000
bolts gild finish 40c, worth 75c; 1000 bolts
border TO match. Call and see them at No.
2,Ol9 and 2,02l Main street, John Roemer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

Flown 6eeds direct Iron The A eIEss
Ersvers, none % Rood. stk = n~."
Market Square.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

FINE French Mixed Lawn Grass Seeds,
at s. T.. BOyd's, Market Sqnsre.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
An Iu.tan taueoa. L,Snt.

PURE and Reliable Fertilizers OF hig
gra1e. s. L. Boyd's, Market Square.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

JxssEr JACkxrs at Geo. R. TaylOr's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

ldtCo duu Ii6 iccb 90 VIC yOuh6
misses and masters waltzed past in grace
full unison. The reception is the second
that has been given this season. The first
q notable success, was in December at the
close Of the Fall term, while the last was
the agreeable conclusion OF the Winter les
sons. Among those present were Mrs.
Henry Harper, and Mesdames Kraus,
Harry Wheat, Will Isett, DR.. Baird, Henry
OFT, Rosenburg, Saylor, J. l.. Rice, and
Misses jamie Good Mary Rody, Mary Lang,
Mary Forbes, Msrcissa Patterson, Jennie
and Jennie Baker, Siddie OFT, Mamie Ayers,
Belle Reich, Jennie Reich. Bella Jacabs,
Jessie Bachman, c. Rosenberg, Jennie
Caldwell, Mary smyth, Bertha Brilles, Bes-
sic Taylor, Toddie Baird, Susie and Mamie
Baker, Katie Hazlett, Kate Long, Nettie
GutmaD, Rosa Hirsh, Ducky and Savilla
Kraus, Fife Updegraff, Carrie Whitaker,
Allie McCabe, Jennie and Sadie Baird.
Annie and Amy Chapline, Annie Carson,
Fannie Caldwell, Sue and Matte Cald we'll,
Bessie Rice. and Messrs. Will and Nal
Gutman, Nelson Cecil, Percy Norton, Allen
A. Wheat, Dewy Culbertson, Will Howell,
Berger, Harry Whitaker, Harold Norton,
Harry OFT, Harry Brilles, Joe speideI, Jr.,
Al Taylor, Sam Harper, and Wilson
The second grand ball of the new North
End Boat Club, takes place at Turner Hall
on Friday evening, April 10Th. The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the different
committees, and are in themselves q sure
guarantee OF the success OF the affair. Com
mittee of Arrangements, F. o. Larry, John
Elwood, Joseph Haberfeld, George Har.
denstein, John Ritz; Committee OF Invita-.
ton, VIM. Shorts, L. Dunlap, Chas. Cross
ley, James Steelman; Floor Managers. z.
Elliott, L. Dunlap, James Jones and r.
O'Lary; Ballet Master, Charles Price, assist
ed by }. Elwood. Music by Mayors or.
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eckhart were the re.
cipients of q delightful surprise party
Thursday evening at their pleasant home
on North Front street, Island. The affa,l
was gotten up by some of their mutual
friends, and was composed exclusively o.
married people. As the affair. contrary IL
| the usual rule Of these entertainments
had been kept very quiet, the hest ana
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Charles Blanchard, Esq, Henry Mayo T. a.
E. Y. Griggs and VIM. O'man were called
out and responded,
We omit the speeches, as ihcy would o"rh
by more space than we have at our disposal
and have already been printed In two OF the
city papers. 1t is sufficient 10 say that some
OF them, like those of DR.. Hard, Judge lie
land and Mr.. Blanchard, were graceful ana
polished productions, and oil OF them eio-
ouent with the warmth of friendly expires.
sons towards the venerable couple. 1t was
nearly midnight before the company had
fully dispersed to their homes.
or course these unusual honors to ar aged
compile by our citizens had more than mere
passing significance. 1t indicated that Mr.
Hossack was regarded as more than an ordl-
nary citizen, which he certainly il. Born in
Scotland and migrating in his younger days
to Canada, he removed thence TO Illinois III
about 1913. aud became contractor on the
canal In about 1913 he came to Ottawa and
opened lumber yard, 10 which he Afterwards
added the grain and warehousing business,
IN WnlCu ne continued rs uHc VI ou' icauihS
business men until he lost his eyesight asout
eight wears ago 1t is sufficient to say that
in every business and social relation he vas
recognized MS the soul OF rcctitude and tnte'
gritty, as in his religious walk he was o!ahe'
less and u pillar Of the Baptist church, II
was in politics, however, as leader among
the old line Abolit!onists, that Mr.. Hossack's
name became noted beyond his own immedi
ate baillwick, and conspicuously so from his
connection with the rescue Of the runaway
slave j i'm from his pursuing southern owner
in 1859, at Ottawa, and the subsequent ira
at Chicago fine and Imprisonment, thus sub
jecting his integrity and grit" to such /
crucial test, that Mr.. II. became noted abroad
not only as a man who dared under whatever
threats and frowns to avow and act his prin
ciples, but to suffer for them. The slave
holders rebellion" which broke out sooL
afterwards, and its results, placed such "es
capades" among the res gestde of the country
and as the ages roll on those engaged II
them will be more and more gratefully re
membered and honored.
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The Illno,s Legislature has passed ar
u,her week without doing any particular
amount of work. After the close OF the
Bradwell- McNally contest on Friday OF
last week, there was the usual dispersion
of mpmbe TO their homes for sunday
viii, no quorum again until Tuesday But
on tina, day the death of Representative
CaDifI, democratic member from Monroe,
was announced, ana both houses adjourned
out OF respect to his memory.
On Wednesday AID since then the house
has been mainly occupied with the general
appropriation bill, while the senate has
given mos. of its time to the minor appro
nriatlou bills.
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From WaItham. d.

WALrnAM, April 26 Spring chickens
are the order Of the day.
Our farmers have finished sowing oats
and are busy ploughing for corn.
Miss Daisy Baldwin was the guest OF
Miss Carrie Gray last week.
Mr.. James Drum, of Gouuland. Ii a.,
presented his fine physique among US last
Saturday.
Mrs Samuel Hood is visiting her sister
Mrs Samuel Caughey, formerly resident
of this place, but now OF Livingston county,
who Is suffering from hemorrhage Of
the lungs.
Mr.. Clarence kirkpatrick, Of Chicago,
was in town last Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Grove Is improving his
house in the way of enlargement, and
when completed 1t will be a mansion.
Rev. I. w. Leard, who has accepted a
call to the Wallham Church, is a graduate
of the N. w. theological Seminary, and
was stated supply Of BeIleville and Dayton
churches, in the Presbyte,y Of Wisconsin
RIVER.
MISS Amelia Newcomer was visiting
friends i'll Ottawa the first OF the week.
We are grieved TO pen theilluess Of Mrs.
Chas. Waldrou, but we hope tor speedy
restoration.
Our community was shocked hy The news
OF the death OF Mrs. Jessie Kerr, nee Jessie
Galloway, who few months ago was Il
blooming bride. In the bud of womanhoud
she was called from US. She was at the
time of her death resident OF Omaha,
Neb. Her body was brought 10 this place
and inferred in the Wenner cemetery. She
leaves husband, parents, brothers aud sis.
tiers and large circle Of friends to mourn
their loss--her eternal gam. Her uneX
pected death should be a spiritual waken-
ing 10 many.
Hon. Ben EIgecomb is having his farm
tiled Uhe one tied by Hamilton Steward
Messrrs. Cartwrights are doing the work.
A petit nlaitre, Of Utica, who sports Il
fine horse and buggy, and has very fine
hirsute appendage on his visage, thinks
there is great deal of happiness depend
ing on the good use Of time Sunday even
ings. We advise this young man to base
all his words upon matrimonial subject
preserve his money for some future time
and in DONG 80 never reckon the cost OF 3
buggy-spring.
The wooden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Bedford Fisher on last Tuesday was one o
the grandest affairs of the season. 1t va:
merr,ment to those present. |. AND |.
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Mr.. G. b. Crane, who opened millinery
and fancy store IN Mrs. SchneIder's build
ing last week, seems to have been particu-
larlv unfortunate, A judgment was
obtained against him IN viii county by
his wile's father, and on Saturday Sheriff
Milligan erved the execution, levyinE up.
on the entire stock and placed Oliver Cor
nell in charge. When sold the stock vii!
scarcely realize the amount Of the judg'
mcnt
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LORENZO LELAND,


S,TAiEi or ILLINOIS, IA SALE Co 50,
- II he CifCah Court. "a lime Term, 4. u. Isl
The ottawa Building. Homestead and savings rs, D.
CLARION e. Charles Buechhcr, EttIJ BucChner and the
IInkrswn Heirs or Devsces Of Ottihc - Butchncr.
deceased In ChGHcpy.
Affidavit OF the nnn-residenCc OF the Unknown llerr
ar DrrSre- OF OUlllv Il. BucChncr. deceased impetd
eli with the above defendant having been nl'd IN inc
clerk Office Of the Clrcgt Court Of said county. notice
IL therefore hereby given 70 the said nonresident de
fndant that the mplanant fled it, bill Of complain
IN d court on the chanccry side thereof the 9th
Ily Of Arr ies2 and hat thcrcupou summons issue
ont or said court wherein said suit is now pending. r.
fur.abv IN Tie second Monday lu tho month pI June
next ts b. 10y law required.
al1y named shall personally BE- and appear before said
C!rrf Culrt on TIE FIRST day Of the next term thereof
10 be- holden az ottawa In and for III" said county "i
he second Monday In june newt and plead answer ui
lcrIg- ~ the said c0mpluiHaurs b OF complaint M
same and the matters ana things therein charged and
stated will De- taken confessed and decree entered
AGAINST Won according to the prayer ~ sad bill.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
IIoS'"F,.tI IEIt%n' C6Trp,'s Sol. rprls
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MRS. Mary Piper and sister, OF Ne"
York s.nlc, the former The mother at Mrs
A'ram " ,l,on, are here on visit
The E4rl Band serenaded the newly
elected Mayor one evening last week, and
his Homer presented them with $40 OIL
will neat aud modest
speech. The people are highly pleased
with his election.
Edgar Browne has been engaged to de
fend Curtis Valentine, who Will have a
hearing IN Chicago on Friday.
DR.. McCray has gone west to grow up
with the country"
The effects Of Oscar Wilde" brought ~
cents on the dollar at sale Thursday.
NJ E.E.
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From Earlville.

Business brisk, roads good and weather
fine.
l.. Taylor has bought Warren Norton :
house aud lot. Consideration $1,000. Mi.
Irving Taylor Will soon occupy the house
and his father will build new residence
on the same lot.
Uncle Toms Cabin Company will ap
pear here Saturday evening, aud the Bell
Ringers on Monday night.
At the city election last week J. w.
Browne was chosen Mayor over Samuel
Wiley by a majority OF IA voice.
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A. ]. WILLIAMSON,

rI\ Al SIsI"rII III NJ l.. - Tt TATE ~
Iorr. IHLEICH. DKCEASED-NUtiCc }. hereby
given g. All persons Interested IL said estate. tat Tue
Undersigned Executor ~ the last Will and testament
~ sold Louis Uhlrirh deceased. will appear before
the Probate Court of the county OF IN sale and state o
illinois. al the Probate Court Room, In Ottawa, IN SAID
rggLty on Monday. the 2lst day OF May 4. ., l'si
Tor the purpose Of rendering an acroust q hs pro
Cerdings In the administration Of said estate Tor the
dated at OTTAWA. this I!:h day Of April 1885.
CHARLES BASZEr,
NrrEsT: A. T. BNRTELs. Executor.
CLERK Probate Court. II sale Co. III AprZl-Sw
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Hoods Sarsaparllla

Is designed to meet the wants of those who
need medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite, purify their blood, and
oil up the machinery of their bodies. No
other article takes hold of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa-
rila. 1t works like magic, reaching every
part of the human body through the blood,
giving to all renewed life and energy. 81
a bottle; six for SIS.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
Lincoln Reads a Poem.
Honest Old Abe Entertains his Cabinet with
q Little Quotation.

Now, gCatlemen. you al have more or less poetry
in your souls: listen tu th.s;" and Abraham Lincoln
thu, President rose from his chair In his Office In the
White House. and read. in trembling tones witch ind.
Gated his own profound appreciation OF IT, Or. o. W.
Holmes Las, Leaf" cr which TIE following are two
verses:
." They say that Ia hs prime,
Ere the pruning knife Of time
Cut him down,
Not a better man WAS found
By the crier IA his round
Through the town.
Vow the messy marbles rest
On the lIps that he had pressed
In rh.lr bloom.
And the names he loved 10 rear
Have been carved for many year
Os the tomb
Mr. Michael Gullfoyle, Of B.pghaniOu, y. i. is not
as DID ~ the venerable Boston citizen OF HON The
ooet wrote w.th such tender pathCs yet he Is more
than three score and ten For the past eight Of those
year." he wres Il have been perfect cripple from
rheumatism, hutbllLg about best could with my
cane. took PAREEE's GiNGsE Toxic, and an H0tC
supple and strong az a gyBndS. There Is no trace
or The dlssnse ieft about me
Mr. r. W MDsher. wholesale druggist. Of Bingham.
ton writes MessTS HlsCOr Co. Of New Iork-Pro-
prietors Of the Tonic-ceriiyng 20 Mr.. Guilfoylc's
declaration.
Having all the properties Of any preparation Of gin.
ger PAEKKR's GINGER Toxic - remedy OF inhuitt y
greater range and power II all disease arising
from an impure state OF the blood imperfect dgrs
lion Dyspepsia (and all It's cUnseqnenccsl. Maaral
Feyers, Sick Headache Kidney troubles, bronchitis,
and common Coughs and Colds, vanish az lts touch.
Prices ~ cents and one dollar bottle Larger size the
cheaper apr2l.lmo
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Mrs. q. W. Jackson, for many years resi-
dent OF East Ottawa, died at her home in st.
Louis on Tuesday last, her remains being
brought to this city for burial Thursday. She
was a lady highly esteemed by her wide cir
Gle of friends, and her death will be deeply
mourned
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b. +. LINCOLN,

~
S'rANEi OF ILL NOlS, IA SALLR Cos
y j., ne circuit can't. ~ the JHHe Term. l4sS.
Henry Eichc,hcrCor ~. Edward =. Hobcrt Mary |.
Hunrt Edward f. HOh"rt, Louisa T.. ll0hcrt, Gcurg'
A. HoGcrt, Ethel !. Hobert and Daniel HoNcrt.-IH
ChdN'erg. . "
AnIta,it u NOT residence Of Louisa T.. HOhert. I'M
pleaded with the above defendants. having been filed
In the clerk office OF the Circuit Court Of said county
motto, ~ therefore hereby given tp tc said nonresident
defendant .hat the complainant Med his hill ui com
plalrf n said court the CGanc'ry side thereof on
tEc 4th day OF Aprl ISIS, and that thercupOn sum
mons -sVcd out OF said court, wherein said suit is now
pcndiug Tcturnable ON the seCOad Monday In 'ht
month " June next as Is by law required.
Nov, unless you, the said nonresident dcfcndan
above named Louisa f. Houcrt shall personally he AM
nppcar before said trCEIt Court on the nrst day .
the feNt term thereof to De holden ~ Ottawa in ant
for the said county, on the second Monday ia jun
NEXT and plead. answer dcmur to the said com
painants bill OF complaint. the same aud the matter
and things therein charged and stated viii be- taken
confessed and decree entered against you pccordin;
10 the prayer of said bill 49, . "a
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, April 2lst, 1855.
y +. LINCOLN, tOmplth sol. APIS
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fill arr[PD

A, buckley IroouoIs county, Illinois. Thursday eve.
ming Apri " sS at the residence OF the brides pa
rents Miss EMOGENE LINCOLN and Mr.. JOSEPH
BAKER.
IN Ottawa. ON the 2lst day Of Arril 1885, by A. h.
Smith ESQ Mr. JOHN W. BtTTERFlELD and Misc
MARTHA NJ HOAG. all OF Earlvlle, Ill.
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Intelligence Office.

The undersigned has opened an Intelligence Office IN
the ncano Block up stairs next door to ESQ Wcckss
Dniac north of the Court House, Ottawa, Ill Siiua'
lions Opnd and help supplied to all applicants prompt
= Smr.l % l3gS {. l.. CAl.KINS
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7ENRESNENE MACHINE
FOR SALE.

The .gbscribcr offers for sale J. l. Case Thrcshng
NIachlr f. has been run but ytpr, Ia In perfect
order p rs good ae new WIN be sold cheap for cash
II SOFA Within SIX weeks. Apply 10 thg suhsCribcr,
tpr llGv. A. g.. TUCKER
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than ANY political newspaper IN the South.
and is CxCelIrd by hut few In the United
states 10 contains. each week. the most
complete summary Of thcnews uf the world,
and H. editorial columns tNrNEY WAITER
sos. Ed.tnr-in.t mcD are always able. strong
and bright Among the
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T.

Rut DO not be dcluded INTO taking limitations or SUB
stltutts or something recommended - gs good =
Insist on the genuine with the name OF WASHBUkNE
. 90 ON each box, which i guaranteed chemically
pure under our signature indispensable rrs'te 20
Insure success In iEc treatment Take no other, VI
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