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manufacturing done on the other side Of
the 4tlantic9 TBiais the question to be
settled by American votes. Fortunately
English votes cannot touchit.


Cleveland Knocked Down by Randall
Samuel j. Randall has been long and
fayorably known to bis countrymen as
man who studies public questions, is
familiar with the industrial policy OF the
nations and has studied the tariff ques-
ton in all its phases, Grover Cleveland
is new ACQUAINTANCE OF the American
people. He is known, however, to be
new to public questions Of interest to
his countrymen and to have no familiar
ity with the public policy Of other ma
tions. In his tariff message to Congress
President Cleveland planted himself in
the arena us champion OF Free Trade.
Mr.. Randall, in his speech in the House
OF Representatives, May is, knocked
down N. Cleveland and left nothing OF
him. This is the way it happened:
Pnsitenfs At,sagr.
Those who buy imports pay the duty
charged thereon into the public Urea
sury, but the great majority Of our citl'
zens who buy domestic articles OF the
same class pay sum at least approxi'
mately equal to this duty to the home
manufacturer. This reference to the
opcration OF our tariff laws is not made
by way of instruction, but in order that
we may be constantly reminded OF the
manner in which they impose burden
upon those who consume domestic pro-
duets, as well as those who consume i'm
ported articles and thus create Il tax
upon all our people.
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It Removed the PImpIes.


ROUND MOUNTAIN, TEX, March ~, 1851
A lady friend OF mine has for several years
been troubled with bumps aud plmples on her
face and neck, for which she used various cos
mctlcs In order to remove them aud bcautiiy
aud improve her complexion; but these local
app igaiIOHs were only temporary and left her
skin IN wore condition.
| recommended al internal preparation
known us Botanic Blood Bllm-which | have,
been using aud selling about two years; she used
time bottles and nearly all the plmples hayc
disappeared, her skin Is soft and smooth, and her
gen, ri health much improved. she expresses
hrr,pif much grRtihed, and can recommend II 10
all Who arc hUS affected.
Nus. S, NJ. wIIsoy.
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TnE President wouldn't fish on Sun
day. He wanted the whole ofthat day
Of blessed rest to put in on his trouble
some letter OF acceptance. Moreover, on
that day the fish are usually in Sunday
schools.
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TIE TxrELLrGENcEE begs leave to sug.
gest to the Democratic managers that the
ari1mcssage OF the President is an ex-
cellent document to circulate in West
Virginia. Why is it that West Virginia
is not so Literally treated in this matter
us some other States?
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BY law General Sheridans wife is en-
titled to $50 a month. Will the Ameri-
can Congress think this enough for the
widow and children OF Little Phil? He
died poor, but he left the country II
legacy OF service for which it can never
repay the loved ones who survive him.
Any other country would have made
Sheridan IN immensely rich man.
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Is an unexpected moment md very
sudden way the Register becomes the or
gan, defender and apologist Of the W. c.
+. Z. After this it will be no surprise 10
see the Register raise at its masthead the
names Of Fisk and Brooks, icstOOning the
same neatly with the folds OF the British
a..
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The non resident defendants named In the
above order OF publication viii take notice that
the deposition Of James HOllingCr, William II.
Halter and Others will be taken at the office OF
D0vencr & Elson, No. 1903 Chapline street, IN
the City OF Wheeling, State Of West Virginia, on
hours OF . o'clock a. in. aud o'clock .. m. TO
be read in evidence on behalf Of the plaintiff in
the cause named In the above order Of publiCn.
ton. And II from any cause the taking Of said
dispositions shall not be commenced, or be-
Ing commenced shall not be completed on that
day, the taking OF the same Will bu adjourned
from time to time until the same shall have
been completed.
DOyENfR * ELSON,
nugTh Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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A Book Of Wonders. Free.

All who desire full information abru he
cause aud cure Of Blood POiEOus SCronil, aud
sCToiulOus dwellings, Ulcers, Sores, Eheuuh'
tiSIn. Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc, eau SC
cure by mail, free, u copy OF our S9pagc Illus
trRted Book OF WondCfs, allied with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. COUNTY, IS.
In the Clrcuit Court for Ohio county, West
Virginia. August Rules, ISIS
james IfOlIiugrr


George W. HOlinger and Louisa HollingCr, his
vile; sarah HGgunS, Joseph Ilollipggr ANA
- HOllingcr, his wife Emma Ross and John
Ross, her husband; Mary \. Jones and VIII
Iam Jones. ST., her husband: Charles IlOllingtr
and John HOlliDger.-ln chanccry.
The object OF the above entitled suit l. TO
have sold certain parcel OF land lying IN the
City OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
OF which AruminW HOllinger died seized and
the proceeds thereof divided among the heirs Of
the said AramintA llollingcr and those who
may be entitled thereto.
The said parcel Of land 10 be sold Is the north
onc.half Of Lot No. 3, In the twenty.iirsl square
In the town OF Wheeling, bounded by james
Barnes half lot Of the said Lot No. ] on the
south, together with all and singular the tene.
ments, Embellishments and sppurtgnanCGs To the
same belonging or IN any wise appcrlaIning
thereto, ana OF record In Book IL, folio lG5. And
II appearing from al affidavit filed IN this cause,
at these rules, that the defendants, Charles liol-
lingcr and John llollinggr, are not rCsiients Of
the state Of West Nirglnin, anu they not having
been served with process In this suit, on the
motion Cf the complainant, by bis solicitors,
them. and 1t is ordered that the said defend
ants, Charles Holllnger and John llollinger, are
required TO appear within Que month alter the
dale OF the first publication OF this order and
do what Is necessary TO protect their interests.
II Is further ordered that this order BE- pub
llshed and posted as required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said
Court, ut the Court House OF said county, this
Sth day Of August, ISIS: ,,...,,
Published the first time August 9, ISIS.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
DovESER Il ELsuS,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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Chicago Inter Oadn.
"Caress" is the name of new post
office in West Virginia. A number OF
pretty widows want to be postmistress.
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who have on hand Concert Songs Gospel Songs,
Sacred Songs School Songs, sunday School
songs. Comic Songs, College Songs, Jubilee
Songs, Popular songs, Choir and Congregational
Music, Tonic sofia Music Catholic Music,
Anthems aud ChOrnses, Part.SOngs aud GleCs,
0pcrn, 8rRt0rio md EGmtnia Music, Collections
OF music for piano, orgln aud all other inStru'
mcnts, and In fact every kind Of music that Is
made.
Ali this Is In the shape OF Sheet Music, 5000.
op9 pieces, Octave Music $500 kinds, oT vi
music collected IN well bound books ,i0O1
kinds. Send foF Lists, Catalogues, Descriptions
and Advice. Any book mailed for retail price.
SOME OF THE NEWEST BOOKS ARE:
Piano Classics Classical Pianist, Young PEG.
pies Classics, Song Classics, sopranos song
Classics, alto aud bass; Classic Tenor Songs.
Each, si.OO. Very select aud good music.
Send the price OF any book and receive II by
return mail The convenience o! this arrange
ment Is appreciated by thousands of customers.
OLIVER DITSON & co., Boston,
c. II. DiTsoS 4 CO., Soi Broadway, New York.
NT@kn
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Great reductions 70 Clubs. send for sample
copies and circulars. Address
FREW, CAMPBELL & HART,
rrBLnHEHs,
SUs. 20 ard "a Fourteenth street,
WHEELING, ". VA.
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TUESDAY, AuGusF2l--ChIdgen' Day.
THURSDAY, AUGUST @a-Tempennce Day.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25-Reunlon Day.
Special addresses each day.
sunday, August 10 and 20 gates closed IRON 10
until o'clock.
4. o. ENCElL, America Best Singer, will have
charge Of the singing, and will remain until
the close. Ruchll-lS-l1
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BLAINE will drive the enemy insane.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL
w to do general Homework. No Washing
or ironing. Apply al Is and 20 Eleventh
.lEeel aus
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THE INTELLIGENCER.


TERMS:
The Daily lntelllgencer is Delivered
by Carriers In Wheeling and ada
cent town. ut Is cents per week.
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sALEoF ISLAND LOTS.

C. II. DITSoS 4 CO., Soi Broadway, New York.
nu6-MThAw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

Frank Avery, bartender at the Senate
saloon since August 7th, has decamped,
taking two days receipts, ninety five dollars,
and fine gold watch belonging to Tom Merit
ney, the junior partner. Nertney was out Of
town, and Felt, tho senior partner, went to
Morris Friday morning, and, instead of re-
turning on Saturday, as he intended. did not
reach town until Monday, when he found
that Avery had skipped. He was an expert
and enjoyed the full confidence
Of his employers, who paid him the very
liberal salary Of sixty dellars per month.
II wis favoriie with the frequenters Of
the house, and no one would have suspected
him of trickery. lie had about twenty five
dollars coming to him, and just why he gave
up good job under such circumstances is q
mystery to Felt, VINO is of the opinion that
he went away on drunken spree without
what he was doing.
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IL Seems a. If

Some people don't understand that a pre-
untary negligence, or ignorance if you please
that causes 80 many people to fill an early
grave They contract severe cold, sore
throat or some lung trouble and let 1t 90 un
checked, believing that they have consti
tuition that will wear it out. But this is 9
grave mistake. Experience has proved that
this is rarely the case. To relieve and cure
colds, coughs, asthma and sore throats-al
dangerous ailments to humanity-is the mis-
sion of FORBES COUGH KILLER. 1t ha.
no equal. Try it. Only Is cents per bottle
One bottle in many cases will work com
plete cure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

A man named Aldrich, from Morris,
walked into Louis eagles boarding house on
Wednesday evening and asked for room.
He was in q besstly state Of into1ication,
and Louis, thinking to give him chance to
sleep it off, gave him q room on the top
floor. In his efforts to get into bed, Aldrich
bumped his head against the foot Of the bed
repeatedly, and becoming possessed Of the
idea that he was butting the ceiling, went
down stairs and out Of the house, renarking
something about low ceilings, etc. Louis
eagle, Jr., knowing that the man had money
about him, told Officer Tom Simon that he
needed looking after, and accompanied by
the boy, Simon began searching for Aldrich
They hunted about for some time and at
length Simon, who was using his dark
lantern, saw hat floating in the main canal.
more minute search disclosed Aldrich
hanging by his hands from the pier of the
Chestnu. street bridge. He was fished out,
and after being dried out slept the whisky
off in the calaboose. He had $ll2 in his
possession.
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BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS AT d. Hess.
ODerA House,

HOUSE.
The " Little Nugget Comedy Company will
present their laughable play Little Mug.
GET at the opera house tonight. The COM
pany appeared here last season and gave
such excellent satisfaction, that everybody
who saw it then is walking advertisement
for to-night's performance, and the opera
house will undoubtedly be crowded.
On Wednesday evening Sept. Goth, Nc
Nish, Rama s Amos Refined Minstrel'
will appear at the Opera House of whom the
Chicago Times of Sept llth, says:
"A large audience greeted McNish, Ram
"a & Amos Minstrels at Hooleys las,
night. The house was very cordial. The
first part went very smoothly, and intro
duced some good songs well rendered The
olio portion Of the bill is strong and inter.
esting. McNish in his "Silence and Fun"
and Rama and Arno In their comic special.
tics were received with much app eciation,
but the hit Of the evening was the base ball
statue clog, representing the national game
It is very cleverly arranged dance and
makes great hit A number Of other tax.
ing specialties make up the programme.
which concludes with farce. MIR. McNish
Furnishes his opponent very smartly in the
prizeSfght finale Of the first part. Mr. Mo-
Nish seems to be very lively gentleman
with the gloves, and should put somebody
before him who could do little smuggling
himself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The Reddick Library was opened to the
public use on Wednesday last, when, for the
first time, books were issued. The Library
contains about 5000 volumes on all subjects.
The major portion of the library is Of course
fiction Ind juveniles. 1t is, however, a very
well selected collection of books, and likely
to be cordially approved by all classes of
readers, both Of light literature as well as
Of the better works in our language. 1t WILL
of course be increased from year to year
by new publications, as we'll as selections
from publications not now on the shelves.
Mrs. II. c. Nash and Miss Macy are in
charge, and have, as matter of course, been
very busy this week, both because it is a
new thing, and because there really is a le-
climate demand for books by large class
who are utterly unable to purchase books of
any kind other than the various Libraries Of
English aud America weekly story paper re-
prints Of good, bad and sloppy novels.
The Library will be open from q. m. to
$50 p. m. and all residents of Ottawa city
over IL years Of age may draw books free
on filing the prescribed application and
guaranty. High school pupils and residents
Of the townships of Ottawa and South Ottawa
can draw books on the same conditions on
payment Of . fee Of 81 90 year. Books
NAV he kent IA dava and reneved for the
same period. A fine Of &c day is levied as
a penalty il books are kept out longer, and
books overdue seven days may be sent fol
by special messenger and his fee of 25c and
the per diem fine taxed to the borrower
Unpaid fines forfeit the dslinquent's library
privileges. An excellent reading room, con
tanning daily and weekly papers, the month
lies, &c, is about ready for USE
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Mrs. John Lee, wife of La Sale laborng
man, cut her throat with dull razor on
Thursday afternoon, inhicting q cash ex.
tending across the throat from ear to ear,
but only succeeded in cutting through the
skin and fat Of her neck leaving the wind
pipe and juglars uninjured. The cause lead
ing to the act were a broken limb and des.
pondency because it did not heal. She
weighs about 200 pounds, and about four
months ago, while attempting to jump from
canal boat, fell and broke her limb. Before
cutting her throat she sent to the nearest
drug store for strychnine, and being refused
tried to strangle herself, and this failing she
resorted to the knife. She will revover.
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big BEND.

The 9th Annual Reunion Of the Big Bend
Veteran Association will take place at Sen
ecs next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Sept. 1921.
Col. James A, Sexton, Com. Dept. Of Ill.
G. A. R.. will be present on the 26th, and
many other distinguished comrades will be
at the reunion on one or all of the days.
A Camp Fire" will be held each night Of
the reunion, at the camp ground, which i,
one Of the finest in the west.
There will also be q prize drill of compan'
les Of the l, N. G. for money prizes and q
grand ball will lie given on the night OF the
Goth.
The people Of Seneca are making every
effort to make the occasion pleasant TO eli
visitors, and will spare no pains to minister
to their comfort or pleasure. A large at
tendance is expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The Mason & Hamlin Piano 10 in my opin'
ion very desirable instrument. The action
is unusually delicate and even throughout
freely responding to the lightest touch. The
tone is remarkably pure, full and brilliant.
The new method Of fastening the strings
also strikes me very favorably and believe
the piano will stand in tune longer than the
old way of stringing. FRANK L. STEAD.
The Mason & Hamlin pianos and organs
are for sale at the I" little music store around
the corner" Postoffice Block, for cash or
easy monthly payments. Remember how
low rent makes low prices.
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Simon Co.'s Music Store. Opera House.
Look at the effect of "Free Trade' on
music! Collections of vocal and instrument
tai music, also all kinds Of instruction books
at wholesale prices. Look at our 5000 up.
right pianos, they are beauties. We pay
high rent, but don't mind it as we sell piles
of goods and cheap, and the more we sell the
cheaper we can make the prices. If you
want to save money call on us and we will
sell you only the best goods at the lowest
possible prices. No trouble to show goods.
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Hulls for broadcloths, $50. See them.

A partnership has been formed by J, M.
French, and Ed. W. P. Vogt. under the firm
name Of French 81 Vogt, to engage in the
hat, fur and gentt furnishing goods trade.
Both gentlemen are widely known and pop.
ulsr, and each has hosts Of friends. Long
experience in the business recommends to
them the public confidence and esteem. Mr..
French has been business man in this city
for many years, and Mr.. Vogt carries with
him twelve years Of experience in the bust
nesg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

Bill Crosby, man who has been employ
ed as hostler at Holmes livery stable for
several weeks, was arrested on wednesday
morning by Sheriff Chalten, OF Elkhart,
Ind, charged with assault with intent to
kill, He is under indictment in Elkhart
county, and the sheriff, after getting a re-
QUESTION, came down unexpectedly upon
Crosby and the latter was in irons before no
recognized whom he was dealing with. They
took the first train eastward. and Crosby is
now beb;nd the bars in the Ekhsrt jail.
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j. T.. Scott & Co,

Received large consignment Of winter IN
derwear from manufacturer in Troy. New
York, on Thursday. Either in the ware
house or on the railroad they got badly wet
A claim for damages was made, and the
goods placed on sale in this bargain depart
ment yesterday, and Of course there was
rush. The balance Of the stock will DO sold
today. Several cases more Of new underwear
will arrive the first Of next week. The
prices on these goods will also be very low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22
Jersey sweet potatoes 40 per pound at

About two months ago, q young man and
a pretty girl, who claimed to be man and
wife got off Rock Island train at La Sale,
and proceeded to select location to 60 to
housekeeping. They were evidently we'll
educated, and appeared refined and accus-
toned to good society. After securing q
house, the young man went to work for F.
J. Sheehey in the capacity Of teamster, and
gave entire satisfaction to his employer. He
worked hard and seemed anxious to support
his young wife, as he represented her to be,
and give her every comfort. Matters went
on smoothly until Sunday. when then the
girl gave birth to twins. On Monday she
was taken with the fever and in a state Of
delerium, disclosed the fact that Hill was
her brother. He, fearing arrest called in a
neighbours wife and fled. When assured that
he was gone, she made full confession to
the attending physician in the presence Of
several ladies' Her tale was painful story
of passion between brother and sister,
which began, she says, years ago, when she
was sixteen years old, She says they are
of respectable and wealthy parents, of Bal.
timOre, MD. When she found that she was
soon to become mother, they fed, and have
lived as man an wife since last January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The man Meyers mentioned in another
place as having been hurt at Merrifeld' s
barn died Of his injuries en- Thursday night
at the county house, whittier he was removed
from Ghiers boarding house to secure for
him better attendance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The services Of the Congregational church
will be held on next Sunday morning in the
Presbyterian church. The pastor, Rev. War
rem F. Day, will preach. Subject: "a ques'
ton for each to ask of himself about him.
self" Sunday school at IL, Young Peoples
meeting at 7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

r. H. Trask displays fine line Of gold
and oxidized silver headed canes and silk
umbrellas. They are not given away, but
you will say that the prices are the lowest in
the CITY
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G%z<<xH
Rare Diamonds.

d. Hess, the jeweler opposite the Court
ITousey has been stocking up, so to speak.
This is regular fall procedure, but the
goods are different from what they were last
year. The patterns and designs in solid
and plated ware, watch cases in fine gold
for ladies and gentlemen, chains, rings and
general jewelry, are the newest and most
attractive that the market affords. In fact,
Mr.. Hess delayed buying until the latest de-
signs were produced,
Fine movements in watches, and rare and
beautiful diamonds in elegant settings, con.
tinue to be his spocialties. The prices of
jewelry have fallen. MIR. Hess sells at
wholesale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

A Temperance Sociable, under the auspices
Of the W. C. T. u, will be given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. H. E. Gedney, Thursday eve,
ming, the 9th. A fine literary programm.
has been prepared. Refreshments will be
served. Ice cream and cake, or coffee and
doughnuts, 15c; both 25c. Old and young
are cordially invited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The finest and largest stock Of closks ever
brought to Ottawa will be on e1 hibtion at
E. Scott & Cos. next week. For many years
this firm have been the leaders in the cloak
line,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

The alley between Court and Columbus
streets has been paved according to the order
Of the city council. The material, the regu>
lar street paving tile, is of the best quality,
and will last for fifty years. On each side Of
the alley the tile have been laid level, form.
ing walk, while in the middle the grade ID
about three inches lower. affording means
Of carrying off water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-22

new democratic martial band has been
organized in this city, with Stickon as ffer,
Raymond, snare drummer, and "Big Soap"
bass drummer. This band will "score with
the democratic pole horse" exclusively.