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J|'HB FASHIONS


These will not change very greatly this
summer Little girls will continue to wear
much white, with embroidery and lace. There
will be redingotes worn with plated or gath
cred skirts. Handsome and convenient dresses
aie made IN One-piece princess form.
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Hegel.
DUNCAN & O'CONOR.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CouKTY-7ss,
= Pro6ate Court Of La Safe County, 10 ne June
Henry Moit administrator of the estate of Moses S.
Co hiram, deceased, Margaret Francis, Samoel 5
Newell, Lemuel b. Newell Samuel d. Newell, Margaret
+. Thompson, Mahaly She ton, John shelton, Nancy
tin shelton and the unknown heirs and deytsees OF
Moses $ Cochran deceased Petition 10 sen Real Es'
Affidavit OF the non residence of Margaret Francis.
Sevilla Rife Iemuel 4 Newell Margaret f. TIL mpson,
Mshaly shelton, John l. shelton, Nancy shelton,
ton and the unknown heirs and deysees of Moses =,
Cochran. deceased, defendants above named, having
been filed In the Office of the clerk of the Probate Court
II La Sale county notice is hereby given 70 the said
Margaret Francis, seyllla Rife, lemuel b, Newell,
Margaret +. Thompson, Mahaly shelton John / Shell
ton. Nancy j. shelton, Reuben Il, shelton, Minerva
Shelton, Martin shelton and the unknown heirs and
devisees of Moses s. Cochran deceased, that the SAID
plaintiff Henry Moti administrator Of the estate q:
said Probate Court of La Sale county for on orr TO
sell the premises belonging Ia the estate of said dereas
ed, or so much oft a. may be needed 10 pay the debts
OF said deceased and described as follows, to.wt:
Tie southwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section No. ten l0) in township No, thrIyone tSl)
north range Ave 81 east of the third principal mcrid
ian. And the south nifty (sjVa acres of the east one
hundred Oa acres OF the southeast quarter OF see.
lion No three 49, in said township No hrty-one Sin)
ana that summons has been issued ont of said Court
against YOU. rctarnable at the May term D. 1850 OF
said Court, 10 Dc holden the third Monday OF June.
a. ID. SSt at the court house 10 OTTAWA, in Ia Sale
county, Illinois.
Now, unless YOU, the Salu Margaret FRANCIS, StNla
Rife, Lemuel b.. Newell, Margaret +. Thompson,
Mahaly shelton, John L. Shelton. Nancy J. Shelton,
Reuben =. Shelton Minerva Shelton Martin shelton,
and the unknown heirs and dcylsecs OF Moses s. Coch
ran. deceased. shall personally he and appear before
said Probate Court of la Sale county on the lrst day
of term thereof 10 he holden at the courthouse in
said county. the third Monday of JuIe 1856, and
plead answer dcmur 10 the said compliments petit
lion filed therein the and the matters ~ things
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed,
and decree entered against you according 10 the pray
er of said BILL
OTTAWA Illinois, April 18th, lSs6.
a. 7. BARTELS.
Probate Clerk,
L IA Sol
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Thirteen million sheep are said to have
died in New South Wales within the last
three years for want of water,
so far this year 4ij miles of railroad
have been built as against 215 miles up to
the same time last year
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| have been using Tongaline and find it
a splendid remedy in neuralgia and rheum-
attic troubles. use it upon myself in Il
severe and obstinate case of s'iatiCa with
the best of success A. slack, NJ, d., Cogg
Hill, Tenn
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There are no less than seventy. five Aztec
ruins in the Salt River Valley, California,
besides the old canals and waterways of the
ztpc DpoDlp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-01

Japan, according TO the new censes, has
a population Of 3s,j00000.
Europe is stated to have an available
military force of 100000 soldiers.
Statistics show that in the whole Of Eu,
rope the women have a majority of 1852
900
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"a most extraordinary and absolute cure
for rheum ltism and other bodily ailments
is st. jacobs OIL" says Hon. James Har
Ian, eX. Vice Chancellor, Louisville, Ky
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MOTTO e. ESTATE OF LEUNIARD MFHi. prr'p.
~ Notice IL hereby gwen, that the undersigned Ad
minstrutor Of the estate of Lombard Mch late of the
county of Ia Sale and state of Illinois, deceased VIII
appear before the Probate Court of said county the
third Monday tbcng the 2lst day Of june 1886 az the
Probate Court Room, in OTTAWA, in said county. when
and where all persons having claims demands against
said estate are notified Ia attend and present the same
IN writing for adjustment
Dated THE 9Th day Of April, \. .. 1856.
HENRY j. MILLER
aprl0-3w Administrator
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The debilitory effects of over work
anxiety and climatic dangers are always re
lieved by using Nichols Bark and Iron.
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lrritate the stomach, AMI unlike any other
medicine, when its use is discontinued, the
system Is not left constipated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-01

The boys at Shenandoah, Pa, gather sui
phur diamonds and sell them for $40 a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-01

The average weekly income Of working
woman in New York State is $50 and
$610 for men.
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professional TarDa.
At T o r n e Y Q.

lNiiOss. G. FULLERTON, Attorney AZ
L Law, OTTAWA, Illinois. ONCE N Bushnelis block.
west OF Court House jaul-s-
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- w. w. BLA * r., Attorney and Counselor
VI. AT Law. Room T. second hUur, Court House, otIa
wa, III. All legal business prUmptly attended 10. yAnl
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HIRAM r. GILHRRr, JANIS H. ECkEL.
CII4Bf.Isr * t;CEF.IS, Attorneys AIT,
u Counsclors AT Law, Fuuerer " MeUger's BiocS-
east of Court House. sep2s,S
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~ 6. TIRE AIRY, Attorney at law. once
i. rlth t. W Brewer, Rooms \ ~, Opera Ilous,
Block. Ottawa, H. iUnS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-01

v. y. BULL. LEsTER II. sTEAwN. ;. ", RUdHR
DULL, sSTRA w n Y RUGiEk, After
ID neys and Councillors at Law. Office over City
Drug store corner Of La Sale and Madison streets OF
lava Ill lanlt,S
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JHssR r. RU0ER. 3. ". ESEGSOt.
- UCiE.R " E.BERSOII, Attorneys & Coun
IL scurs at Law; also Notary Public. Otlce IN tut
terer 4 Metlgers Block east Of Court House. irO.>
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NJ r.. ARMSTRONG i, AuSrn J and C0uE
vi. se!ur ~ Law, Ottawa, III, Notary guOlic. once
In Hedneys Block, Ottawa. JunS,&
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IOHN -. RICE, Attorney At Law, RetdCS's
~ BLOCK, city of Ottawa. VIII practice law IN La
sale and adjoining counties, and IN the Appellate
and Supreme Courts. stpdS "
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~ IL. CHA i-nIA ~. Attorney ana Counselor
y. AZ Law. Office with u. McDougail, uawa. IL.
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7 w. ER,, Attorney and Counselor A.
IL. Law, and Notary Public. Rooms s. X ~ Opr'a
House Block, Ottawa Ill.
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j. W DUNCAN. AZ q COSua.
nUNCA - * O'CONOR, Attorneys A.
~ Law. Otice In Futterer Metlsers block, cas-
Of curt house, Ottawa. Illinois. JulySS
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B, +, LINCOLN,

DUNCAN & o'covoR, complts, Sol.
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L. &. SWIFT, Attorney az Law, Aruory Secs
Il. Special attention gwen 10 probate matters.
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3. NICHOLSON. W. GENTLEMAN. J. c. FiNCs-
ID lCHOLSON. GENTLEMAN ~ FINCH, Attorneys
IL aaa Ct nsrOrs at law. VIII practice law IN Nc
rtsUi La sale aud adjoining counties. utice Nes.
I court house, ottawa, H. sepN.1
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" GRIGCfSS, Attorney and Counselor ~ Law
-. Once in Lyuchs block Main street, Ottawa, IL!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
Nallnw Fewer.

New YORK, September 6.-The health
officers found last night Grant Golden; u
fireman on the Atlas steamer AlvO suffer
ing from Yellow fever inst. Nincent,S Hos
pital. The steamer came in last week from
a voyage to the West Indias and South
American ports, and Golden, who is
Scotchman, took board at No. 52i West
street. Saturday he was taken i'll, and by
Sunday the characteristic symptoms OF
Yellow fever had developed. The health
officer removed him to st. Nincent's Hos
pitaI. where he is now dying. The steamer,
hospital and boarding house have been dis
infected. New York has scattered cases OF
Yellow fever every summer. This Is the
first this year. The health officers do not
tear that the cOntagion will spread, profess
ing to believe that it can never again OBJ
tain a foothOld in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

His Condition Very Bad-A Friends Ac-
count of HIS Trouble.
New YORK, September "a Boston
special to the Philadelphia Press OF to-day
says:
An old friend OF ex-PreSident Arthur,
who has just returned from u visit to the
distinguished invalid at New London,
gives gloomy view Of Mr.. Arthur's cOndi-
tion. He says the ex-President maintains
at all times forced cheeriulness and still
manilests the hveliest interest in current
events and the leading political questions
questions Of the day, discussing men and
measures with all his old time keenneSs;
vet he soon tires; his breath becomes short
rr and an enforced rest enSueS He has lost
flesh until he is the mere shadow OF his
former sell. The robust physique and
and tlOrid COuntenancc are gone. lie feels
the change bitterly and expressions OF
sympathy are very cheering 70 him, and
these are constantly pouring in from ali
sections of the country. Mr.. Arthur reads
the newspapers with the greatest avidity
and any paragraph of a iOrebOding kind
about himself makes him depressed and
anxious. His attendants exercise cOntin-
ued care regarding the contents Of papers
taken to him. There is little doubt that
his illness is a confirmed attack of Il dread
lul malady, and that the inevitable result
Is only question Of time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
OVER THE STATE.
Items of Interest Clipped From West Vir-
Cinia Exchanges.

Harry Swan, of the CharleStOwn Free
Press office. and his brother Willie, dis
covered piece of timber placed across the
4. Il q. X. X. at Flowing Spring, one
morning last week, just before the Win
chester accommodation train was due, and
removed it in time 10 prevent what might
have been a serious disaster.
4 man named Chris. Evans, who lived
near Martin, Grant county, was struck by
lightning on Monday afternoon last, while
working in clearing. He WAS found ly-
ing upon the ground insensible, and NELL
cal assistance was summoned. He was yet
living on Tuesday morning with little hope
OF recovery. He is married man.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Com
pany will erect new grain elevator at
MartinSburg, which will he of wood, 3Ox6U
feet, and substantial in every respect.
Work on the structure will begin at once,
the contract having been awarded to J. {.
Dayhoff of HagerstOwn.
While lying asleep in the drug store OF
J. L. Crider, at Huntington, a few days
ago, Mr.. NJ. c. Black was struck on the
head by club or other blunt instrument
in the hands of an assassin, and badly hurt.
He was found unconscious and covered
with blood.
The Anderson correspondent of the
Greenbrrier Independent says; The lnde-
pendent State OfWebster comes to the front
with two boys, aged II and 10 years, lie,
spectively, the former weighs $50 pounds
and the latter l30 pounds.
The IrOndale furnace is Low in blast
again, turning out forty tons of foundry
iron daily. 1t employs 80 men and has !
pay roll amounting to 500 month.
The State papers generally have long &c,
counts of the local effects Of the recent
earthquake shocks No damage of mo
ment is reported from the interior.
A fine horse belonging to Gus Bierkamp
of Moorefeld, was shot in the eye by some
rascal, few days ago.
A Mr.. Lemons, of Lewis county, feL
from a pear tree few days ago and wa!
fatally injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
LEWIS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
A Splendid County Ticket Put in Nomina'
ton Yesterday.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WESTON, w. Va, September 6.-The
Democratic County Convention met here
to-day. There were twenty delegates from
each of the five districts present, besides a
large number of the faithful from all over
the county. Talk was about that split in the
Court House District Convention. There
were delegates from both sides OF that
"split" in here, and the handful of Re
publican prOgnOsticatOrs smiled audibly,
and predicted white squall. 1t never
came They will encounter 1t on their
VOYAGE up Salt River this fall.
There was never more harmonious con-
ventiOn held in Lewis county. Hon. Geo.
|. Davisson, who served Lewis county in
the last Legislature, received the high COM
pliment of denomination rs recognition
OF his efficiency and faithtulnesS.
John Collins, ESD, Il scion Of one OfthOSe
sturdy and thrifty Irish pioneers who have
made Lewis one OF the leading counties Of
the State, was nominated for County Com
missioner.
They will be elected; let the willy Re
puDllCdu ClOAhClS OpNLl 81 NliOl' ''''
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton, which meets here on the nth, has
added horse and dog show 10 the already
varied attractions. Both exhibitions
promise to show more than is on the bills.
But the all absorbing topic of political
conversation is the outcome of the ClarkS-
burg Convention. The BraXtOn county
delegation is here to-day Sunday. Their
plan of action is already mapped out and
Framcldl. Lewis county Democracy may
be counted solid, no matter who is nOmi-
mated. Your correspondent has heard sev-
rral Republicans say that if Judge John
BrannOn is nominated they will vote for
and use their influence for his election.
Taken altogether, politics is politics"
here. The Democrats are working con-
solidating-closing up the ranks. Prohl-
bition is question in, but not an impedi-
mcnt 10, Democratic success. The Repub-
licanS are scheming and bOasting. What
the IJ'o,H advocates the RtpHbiicdn won't,
and rice rcrSd. Each has its following -
neither will ever rclent. The split is per
manent Turn 'cm loose!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
Activity in the Turkish Army.

CoSsTASTISOPLE, September ct il
rum0red that in accordance with adyice
given by two friendly Power, Turkey IL
making military preparations on the
Asiatic frontier. IL IL also said orders
have been given 10 supply the army In
Erzeroum and along the border with add
tional guns, stores and amunitiOrB. This
activity is due 90 movements
on the part 0f Russia which
is suppO-ed to be making efforts 10 guage
the military and naval strength Of Turkey.
A suspicious foreign artist has been seen
making sketches Of the forts outside of
Constantinople, and IL is thought that he
was an agent Of Russia. ID is learned that
large contracts have been made on Iiussian
account for Oddesae, and that a contract
has been made 10 supply thirty thousand
tons Of metal plates Of twelye-iBeh thick
ne.s, and with steel facing. Tor the Russian
aTscnals on the Black Sea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
IL. 80. EXcnrnions.

The following Special Excursion Rates
are announced by the Baltimore and Ohio,
and the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland
Railroad Companies:
Sept. 9TH and 2lst. Round trip eNcur-
sion tickets TO all land points in Texas,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and
Dakota, at not over one fare for the round
trip.
Ohio State Fair, at Columbus, August
3Oth and 3lSt, and Sept. lst, 2nd and ID.
Rate, one fare for the round trip from all
points in Ohio.
Belmont County Fair, At st. Clairsyille,
| O.. Sept. 1st to 81. Rate, Ole fare and a
third from Wheeling Quaker City, and in
termediate points.
West Virginia State Fair, al Wheeling,
Sept. 9th TO llth. Rate, one fare for the
round trip from GAINESVILLE and intermediate
stations.
The Tenth Reunion of the Society OF the
Army of West Virginia, and the Encamp-
ment of the Department Of Ohio, Grand
Army of the Republic, at Portsmouth, O.,
September 9TH to 10th. Rate, cent pei
mile for organized bodies. One fare for the
round trip to the public
The Triennial COnclave of Knights
Templar, at st. Louis, September 18th tc
10th. Round trip tickets will be sold,
good for return passage to September 25th,
at one cent per mile on short mileage, Il
members of the Order, their bands, serv'
ants and families. For the public, one fart
for the round trip.
Cambridge Fair, at Cambridge, o., Sept
18th TO Oct, 1st Rate, one fare and {
third from Zanesyille, Barnesyille, and in
termediate stations.
Fat Stock Show, at Chicago, Ill, Nov
Sth to 18th. Rate, fare and third from
Milford Junction and intermediate
stations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
BELLAIRE.

A Wiley will leave for Nebraska this
week. ,-
Miss Jodie Patterson left for Colorado
yesterday, TO live.
Miss Roxie Bells, of St Marys W. Va,
is visiting Miss Eta Muth.
The schools opened yesterday with 4
large attendance.
The fair and festival of District Assem-
bly, closed last night with big dance. A
large crowd WAS in attendance.
The following delegates will represent
this city and township at the Democratic
Judicial Convention:
Township-Hon. David Wagencr and
Maurice Davis.
First ward-MariOn Huffman.
Second warrl-JOhn Xilch, VIM. =. Gal
lagher and W. NJ. Drugln.
Third ward George Kern and \. q.
Fecley.
Fourth ward--A. w. Anderson and Jas.
r. Darrah.
Fifth ward-GcOrge NJ. Woodbridge.
Gas is being used under the boilers at
the Bcllairc iron works.
The Entire Mons" club talks Of giving
4 private hop, shortly.
The Belmont County Medical Society
meets in the City Hall this afternoon.
Thomas Currens has accepted position
on the B. Il. & {. The road is being fixed
up.
The dime circus will exhibit for four
davs on the creek commons, beginning to-
morrow.
The GAINESVILLE accommodation leaves
here ut o'clock p. IN, four evenings this
week, beginning on Tuesday, for the ac-
cOmmOdatiOn of persons who attend the
Wheeling fair Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday.
The Belmont Savings and Loan Com
pany sold some money last night. The
Buckeye will have money for sale next
Monday evening.
Rose Hill cemetery is at present de-
lightful place to spend an afternoon. The
grounds are kept in excellent condition,
which reflect credit on the management.
The acquatic theater has a complete
change of programme this week.
The steamer Katie StOckdale has been
laid up here for the past week.
The members Ofthe Second NJ. +. church
gave festival in City Hail for the pur-
pose of raising money tOpay debt due ON
their edifiCc.
Several parties are talking of getting up
a directory of Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
LABOR'S GALA DAY.
GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS MADE BY THE
W0RKNEN IN MANY CITIES.
Immense Numbers Of the HOrny-Hsndsd Sons Of Toll
Turn Out With Banners Hying-PrOninsnt
Men Review the Paradss and Participate
., in the Exercises ALI Over the Land.

BosToN, September 6.-'Labor Day" ="
which is to be permanent annual institu-
tiOn in Boston, was inaugurated by the
wOrkingmen of this city and suburbs to-
day in an imposing manner. The feature
of the morning was grand procession in
five divisions, in which it is estimated some
$1,000 persons participated, and which
took an hour to pass a given point. The
procession, in which were represented all
the laboring interests of the city, was
REVIEWED By MAYOR O'BRIEN
on School street, and was witnessed by
thousands of people who crowded the side
walks and along the route, and in narrow
streets seriously encroached upon the right
of way of the procession. The exercises OF
the day are to be continued at a monster
picnic which is to be held at Dover Land
ing. The afternoon will be devoted to
athletic sports, clam bakes, dancing, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
THE CLARKSBURG CONVENTION

The Contest Apparently Between Bran
non, johnson and Frame-Dark Horses.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September C.
A great many delegates are here from
Braxton, Wetzel, DOddridge, Gilmer, Lew
is and Marshall counties. Considerable in
terest is manifested. The Harrison county
representatives are very quiet, but among
other delegations the discussions
are lively. The contest seems
TO be between ]. NJ. BrannOn, john
son and Frame; however, Bennett and
Judge Camden are spoken of favOrably.
Wilson's friends are working adroitly
and it is predicted that his name will be
placed before the convention after several
ballots are taken. Others claim Ira Post
as a dark horse. The general opinion Is
that Brannon on the first ballot will have
a majority and perhaps may be nominated
Judge Brannon is here. Every one antici-
pateS harmony and the election Off stan
dard bearer who can defeat GOff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-07
SHE WANTS A SLICE.
ENGLAND'S WISHES OUTLINED By THE
UNDER FOREIGN SECRETARY


LONDON, September 6.-Sir J. Ferguson,
under foreign secretary, stated in the
House of Commons this afternoon, that
change in the government of Bulgaria can
only occur in accordance with the treaty
of Berlin, and with the consent Of
the signatory powers to that treaty.
England, he said, had no sepa-
arate interests in reference TO Bulgaria.
The election of new prince of Bulgaria
must be unanimous cheers The Gov
ernment, said the speaker, had hoped much
from the ability and great qualities OF
Prince Alexander, and they deplored the
treachery and violence which had interrup-
ted his reign. His final decision to aban-
don his work in Bulgaria was greatly re-
grettcd.