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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01
CHARLESTON.

4 War on the Liquor Lave.
Compulsory Education $50 a
New Homestead LaW..NOrInnl
schools 10 be MnSSa cFeu..CieO-
logical Surveyed New Liintlc
Asylum Wanted &c. GCrrymaIIs
dcrlNg Oftlc Congress Districts
..EFce PASSES on RnIIfOntIS..T1ie
ScnAtOril1 COIItcSt..1EnSli. DC.
CHARLESTON, Januaty97.
Especial Correspondence Of the lntClllgcnecrl
The liquor law Is likely to lie
materially changed by this IGasla-
ture. Already two bills have been in.
PRODUCED, one Of them proposing To Cs-
tablish the "local option" system, while
the other, II enacted, will DO away with
the best features Of our present very ex.
Cellent law. The fact Is, West Virginia
has one Of the best liquor laws Of any
State in the Union. All II wants 10
meastrably put All end 10 nine out
Of every ten Oi the saloons ia to rigidly
enforce II, which has not been done, nor
can II be done under Democratic rule; for
II L. a fact we'll established all over tile
Union that one Of the cardinal principles
Of The Democratic party Is ahitke II IA
TO be hoped, however, that there are
enough good men In the Legislature 10
save the present liquor LAW 10 Tic State.
toArUisonS kDuCA4toN
B The resolution Of Senator Scott looking
10 this end has created considerable dis.
custom. Ills n question Of great IMPORT
ance to West Virginia. We have a good
school system, II Il could be properly
carried out. But, In my opinion, it6thiha
short Of law compelling parents to send
their children to school, at least llree
months each year, will secure iojbur
State the objects deSited BY de .aeIiopl
law. The report Of the Superintendent
Of Schools very clearly shows that psks
entS are sadly ncgleclihg Tho education Oi
their children. Not moro than half the
children Of proper age under the law
attend the public schools. They should
be forced 10 do IL Education Il The
foundation Of free goysfnmenls II We
expect our free Institutions 10 endure for.
ever,we must educate the masses. Nothing
short Of general education will secure 10
us the boon Of lasting freedom. Then, | say,
byall meansglyc Gus compulsory Law. Bat
twill not be adopted by this Legislature.
II Is made up Of 4 class Of mon Sliotlhft
believe In general education. Boufbons
are favorable to class elevation and moi a |
free fight for all. They know that Demo. |
cratic principles go down rs education
goes up. Education Il ahtagohislir 70 |
their success. Hence they will do ITO |
more to foster u than they are forced 70 |
do BY 4 prevailing public sentiment We
need not expect compulsory law this
session,
HOMESTEAD LAW,
The Republicans are determined to |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01
DIED.

MILLER,-0ne Saturday, January %. 1874 JoHN
II. U. MGLLER, aged ~ years IiOnthS aud 3 days
Funeral on Monday at ?. n, from. tho residence
Of his mother, MrL Elizabeth Miller, corner Main
and Seventh streets Friends Of tho family bro In
IllG.l 70 attend. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

The intelligent phyAician Il admonlShei ut
he indlSCrlmInate or heroic In the eIuploymtnl 4
inhallng remedies. Many o. the popular lnhaIa,,
are often very injurious, and should always ts us
with great caution. 1naSmueh a. inhaled ne-
lctnel atect not only the diseased tissue bs,s
whole suftae0 Of The lungs they arc very iiAh4
excite severe Irritation I'D the healthy pulmat1
:. We are fully aware that eadFtaians anvil mi
tnhdlftB make but little distinction II The ~,
they employ, having HsF6ciypei treatment. Jpcrl
odls. II matters not whether the lungs nie int
BILE with dry and hacking cough, whether Hus
Up with oppression and dif1eult breathing; Vhtlld
lnilanel, congested OF liberated, tie same itiiss
y G!iFayS gtteH. True, some innocent COlDrhK :
gfedleht e often used 10 beguils The uususpNta
patient 80 that 4lefiodted lNIaidii0n a thiplgd
BY theeo tpeidltAt ID maty conditions Of the luip
OIL the true nature Of which they are entirely I'D
rant, u but too often aOltfca Of irritation aud p
ltlHe injury-ati Injury which cannot well he co
penaAted BY any temporary benefit resulting to-
diseased part u thes6 delicate Origins. Should ID
e9nsumpttEe desire to make choice VI lNAdlaitai
bis case, his hinlly physician, ia most lnStinus !
faf batter qualified % elect ihe proper TCtdy is
direct It's proper employment than lhea p.7tgrS.
ting toCt0Fs who, were they 10 remain al hhf,
would scarcely SO Caso q month. Well elpaN
physicians Of experience and skill hAVeAmps pn'
ice at home, Who ever heard Of such men y
ET1leB0fb ufuld or tnne01et, Of Phlllilephlli iAl
o. Hammond, Of New York, OF Df. BATS, Of Wbgl
ing, ilHefatlhg from city 10 city, adVflldhi "
IlHneFi The very idea Of such Thing h me-
ktpIS abtHfdiiy. -. II
fn any ass. Aiedloat.4 Intaiation q Oitaaasl
yedllite sof d correct and Auccesaful cOn,illdbth
treatment, When employed IA Ahy other than .,
adJunet Of eHielent general Treatment In dlSeass
the threat and lung, u Aettr JttLy 10 dlttHUiM@
pdtEtA. True, II d an illISlVo and ciPtlratA
theory, and readily Aattafs ule invalid TO 90
estimate ia etifatlVe power. apply The mtddg
70 the SOte, II hrst thought Il very planiihl, ~
u Consumption were merely d lOcdl diAniS, ih y
tempt 70 cure By mere boil application, Is 10 y
hdlatton, would 10 far more national and glc''s'1
than II has ever bCen u the hands d hc,, NJ
leOhdetat qAd t4eiHtlie tnhdliti1. The ltlmir'h.
pertinent has lufel Thousands to The glIe, u.s.
might have been Cufcil by appropriate nelgal ID
bygiehic treatment. COahtmptite tntdlh, Bafs'
N0fE=Dr. tOhgdon Il permanently S,.i6iy
IN Wheeling and may be relied on iOi protest.
integrity aid Aklll. lie deyOteS special aile1pl
70 all Chronic DiEaSC9, embracing Otarth -,
throat, Bronchitis, Asthma and COnsumptgn.. "
hiay he consulted free Of charge IN relation u ",
ailments aud thelf proper treatment at hi' "R'
No. 1909 Eotr (oid Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathcitab
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

Rm military PdseOh 'ths RUaA tide Of
the Columbia river, Washington Terri.
tory, now called Fpfl Cape pisappoinil
met, willhdreaitef bekhown and designai.
cd as Fott''C dhby,*ih honor Of The lalt
1lfisadiCr and BtcvO. Afaot General
AAtdttdtrtd tSJdjS kaiattlF iXEptf II,
1872 while holding conference inrAlIc
vicinity Of Tho laTabeis, Oregon, Thls
change ieihy prdpI.otoIle Secretary d
War. %
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have sen = itlRsiteEssI9tHssEin West Y 9. Wiz,
an important 9llxiliary to the successful
workingof our free school system, be-
lieve that they are valuable institutions
II they are properly managed, but they
are not. They afford places Tor run
down political favoritcs, who, as rule,
have no competency for the educational
field. This Is why they are waning,
the fact cannot soon DO forgotten thai
nearly every Republican was turned out
by Democratic Boards Of Regents, a.
teachers in these schools, a lew years
ago, for no other reason than that they
we're Republicans, this Is why he Normal
Schools are now, as they were, on their
"last legs" Already q bill has been
introduced this session, by a DSm-
ocrat at that, to abolish them OUT
right. They cost the State annually about
$4,000, aud for the last three years they
have done comparatively nothing for the
cause Of edu@iopS This is a strong
proof VI the total incOmpetcncy Of Demo-
cratic officials 10 manage y system Of ed
ucation which they believe themselves to
be wrong, and inits success they have no
interest
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lllha did 1he IIoney Go.

This makes rather bad showing for
the "retrenchment AMI reform" party.
Expanding over one hundred thousand
dollars in one, md dyer tSo lanaB ia
thousand dollars ahOtheryear, more lhan
Republican administrations did, II 4
mater worth relIecting about, We sup
phaslt eihlall b explained AZ q matter Of
buainsss, but certainly NOT Is matter OF
ecOnOmy,-IStGtf Journal M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

amend the present homestead Law. 4
II now stands it is an admitted farce.
Poor people are not prots0ed by it,
Under Ian prds 81 teI sc 60
nj Va ~ o. propertj b heir lpau
10 sea- thfl rentS nh 4 lion
Thy should have so.he iotaee6h ~
their misiortunes. Leave b a bed on
which to sleep, and a few I'd witbShieh
TO ClOthe their unfortunate chillren.
The present law robs them Of all these
things. The poor are always at the
mercy OF the rich. Let the law DO made
to favor the poor, il it sides with either
class.
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L. Bennington. rankton.
Geo ~ Hand 5 nanktom
Collector Int. Rcv.-W X. .lio!lrnbeck. .EFinlay.
c. Shannon. shannon .Yankiop.
associate justices g e ,sl, hsn sttVcrm,li,.m
us. Bnrtiick. :. ,a
u. s. Attorney WIN. Pound. .......... .Yankton.
cissf ssHisS aFs"
% ID Dist-A j. Fanlk.. fank,on.
g, /" Sd Dist--Gco. L. Foster. -. Fargo.
LAND orTlcEs,-( Ydnkt0n Llstrtct)
Reg'cr Oscar Whitney. Rccciyer--L. S. Baylc.s.
Springfield Dast,!ct.
Rcgistcr-L. N. Judd hccriver-L. y. T. Poore.
V1rsa,ss.on Nstric1 COrice At Sioux Fall.)
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Com'r Of tmmigration-F. J. Cross..,Sioux Falls.
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County Attorney ......,,..,... -: Il: Gampls.
superintendent of Scsools ..,...... Nathan Ford
| Aaacss0r .......:...... Ole o. Llabo.
Justices OF the Peace w. Bf;.bine. James A.
Hand, Peter uuber. Il. G. Walton.
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Mayor ............. Joel A. Potter.
- Aldermen.
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I'd Ward-Fred. Sthnaubcr, X. L. Thomas.l
| Sd Ward-C. E. BROOKS, Erick Iverson,
/ 4th Ward Geo. w. Dciamatcr. Franz Delaney.
4 City Clerk ............., ........M Maris Taylor
Attorney .. " opluk
Ma!shs:;;:: M x G%%aLsspsI
4f@0SuIEE-.... NJ u. u4AWDio
Police Justice. ......... .ChAs. 2. Resstsuschc
1oAap OF fDucAIson.
1st District. d. T. Dr.mhle, ~ y. ziebach
ID District. r. J. Dewitt, 7; X; sanborn
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Connections are also made II, frcepn. with
Western -Gnicn trains. .lcav,ns Frccpori NJ 30 y
M, and arriving Mt Racine n, 6.,5p III and Mil
waukccat 7.e5 pm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14

FIRE IN FRosTBUEG-Two DWELLINGS
BURNED.-About two O'Clock Tuesday
morning a small dwelling on Taylor street
near Main, belonging to Mrs. Susan Keller
was discovered to he on fire Some delay
occurred in sounding the alarm. and as 4
consequence the crowd did not reach the
scene until between - and > o'clock. The
bells of st. Michacl's pcalcd their londest,
bringing people from Pompey Smash, l'ur-
den Shaft, etc. until the assembly numbered
probably two thousand. The hcadway
gained and the usual lack of water prevent
cd saving the small house. and tn" larger
dwelling nearly adjoining, belonging also
to Mrs. Keller. Some efficient service was
rendered. however, by number of citizens
who protected adjacent properties, else the
loss would have undoubtedly reached much
further We might add to this that fortune
favored Frostburg both in the dampncs'
lingering from the recent heavy rains and
in the calm which prevailed \ brick
house erected by Mrs. Keller on the corner
, oI lay ''l anu -"'' l!"i'l' -'i'' H''' "a u
dwelling she lost by the great September fire
was still another happy surrounding to
discourage the spread of the CONFEDERATION.
1t seemed as though hard, solid luck smiled
on US all through til" aIIoim'ntS OF circ''m-
stanr" to compensate for the nearly un'vcr-
sal apathy OF the people Had tins house
not mtrIP"N'd' the "Fait IN inc oif'c''oh
OF the business centre s''Sht as 1t was
would have seriously endangered valuable
properties.
bneiiy stated Inc result 's-Ais. Ne'i'r
iW" E"uSes Were totally '"H7'lm'd' an" the
Dick huIIdihg a&ina@' q 10 me extent o.
...':'.'': IT,,
.'.,,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14
LEGAL CORRESPONDENCE.


I lDAittbN, Al GUST IL, II
III. E"itor:
/ Seeing frequent comments and notices
OF Tie Moscow tournament i'll your paper
and also in the Cumberland dalcs, we
the subject might prove acceptable.
The rain ON tie 2Sth HttHto presented
! the association from carrying oEt the pro-
gr"mm" for that day, the track being 50
heavy HAT lI.e iasi":t horses there could
'"i make the required lime. The ase"ci@-
ton Is haFn@ the grounds greatly improy-
cd, I'll" improvements consisting OF ia"rc
additional re!r'>Amlnt Stands, band stand,
Judges stand ana grand stand, tn" latter
h'n'S one hundred frci long with iour tiers
OF seats rnpahl" OF comfortably seating
Jour hundred persons This Is TO be rooted
ana Etre parties can IT IN the shade and
view TIE ililInS with comfort and case.
All OF these improvements viii he fin
lShca before the IHlh OF tins month, When
the ASSOCIATION intends holding another
Tournament and Pic Mic.
The dancing pavilion has already been
enlarged ;" that it is NOW 30 Ivy go feet
HE programme for the next Tourna-
hcnt, in addition to the fitting, includes
sack races, foot races, throwing light and
heavy ball and hammer and climhin" a
creased pole. The association has fixed Il
purse to be gwen the winner OF each, also
an entrance tree Tor the contestants, all OF
which appears in TIE programmes which
are now out and ar" being distributed.
Inc number OF hn'ghts has been ncrcas-
cd to tWcn'y-ioHr, Among the new en-
irlcS are MI lhco Bolk rs "hnlght oi
KEYSTONE MI j. W. Hooking, "tcntcn,
NAL, and N"s>rs \. Patrick and Murphy,
whose kniShtly names We are unable to
give.
This tournament and pic mic promises
to be one Of the most enjoyable affairs cv-
Cr held i'll this vicinity, and all who can
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ENNs'GAsEE,F,f, sitI.;,

y ~ - - n v ~ M - - - L hAz..
ID virtue Cf - writ of ti,!t Jdc'uS issued
by John c. Wcis, Il Justice ofthc Peace
of the State Of Maryland n and for Allega-
ny county, and 10 me directed a, the suit of
John J, Keller against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tcncmcnts, OF Henry Bcpler
| have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest. claim and demand at
law and in equity, of the said Henry Bcplcr
i'll and to the following property, to wit;
All that lot, piece or parcel Of land, lyn.
and being III the town of Frosthurg, Aiicga
ny county, Maryland, which was conveyed
to Henry Bcplcr by Trustees of Prtshytcri-
an Church Of Frostburg by deed bearing
date ON the 25th day of April, 1868, and re-
corded in l.ibcr II. H., No q, folio $50, one
of the land records Of Allegany county, Ma
rylan'l, and ! hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, AUGU ST II, 1919,
In front of John j. Kellcr's store in the
Town Of Frostbur~, at 3 O'Clock T.. NJ, viii
proceed to sell all the right title and inter,
est of the said Henry Bcplcr in and To the
said property 80 seized and taken in cXecu-
ton, at puhlic auction tn the highest bidder
for CASH to satisfy said claim and costs,
with the additional costs thereon.
OWEN EVANS,
July Pats Constable.
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"A CARD

y announcing 10 the public my intention
4 of re-opcning my school on the
9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NENT.
| would avail myself of the opportunity to
express my thanks to my former patrons and
friends for their patronage and encourage
mcnt during the past year, and to solicit
at their hands the same for the future.
My best efforts shall at all times be di-
rcctcd towards the intellectual, moral and
refined culture of my scholars
Aug IA SUE \. GROVE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14

/ Especial Nnsicc! Great reduction
in the price Of Artificial Teeth at Wilson,.
/ Dental Rooms, corner Baltimore & Centre
SITS, Cumberland, MI. \ good sci for SIP,
guaranteed To DC the hps; and warranted
for one wear.
Old eases taken in exchange fer new
| Special attention given to fine operations on
the Natural Teeth. Dr. Wilson is @radu-
a;c OF Baltimore Dental College.
II you want the genuine London
Brown stout, Ale, fine Whistles, Brandcs
and Wines, go to b. SrEHNs Liquor Store.
.--ALEX KING, Jr, dealer in
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and TIM
hrcllas, has removed to No. -, Baltimore
Street, tbloomcnour'S old standl sign of tn"
"t;nIdcu Star" Cumberland, Md. Gents
silk Hats made to ORDER in the Latest STYLE
on short notice \ call is solicited to cx-
anime my stock. BE sure to find the name
and numhcr-ALEN KING, .Jr., Sign of the
Golden Star" No. -, Baltimore Street,
Cumberland.
Use New York Enamel Paint Ready
mixed, All colors. Mcneil & McCulloh,
agents.
Go to b. Stems for fine Whistles, Gin
Brandics, Rum, Wines, &c.
You can save Twenty-Five per cent by buy
ing your Clothing at b. Stems Clothing
Store.
Have YOU used LcFcvrcs Worm Con-
ttctions or Ncrnifugc: If not, go at once
to Douglas G. Pcrcy's Drug Store and get
it. There is nothing like it, He is also
agent for our Horse Powtcrs-the best in
the market-Diarrhoc Mixture, and Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry. Prepared wholesale
by III. IeFcvrc 4 Son, No. GO Bait. St,
Cumberland, Md June 5-3m
Fresh lot of Wall Papers inst re-
CciNcd and very cheap at
MCNEILL Il MCCULLoHS.
Go to the closing auction sales at Viii
liams' New Building, commencing Satur-
day, Aug 18th, and continuing throughout
next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14
Business Locals,
VI :snsrt-Tlcp public to know tina. {

Nansrd-Thc public to know tina, the
h"st Wines and Liquors, by the gallon or
otherwise, are sold mt b. SrENH's LiquoI
store. Old stock Whiskcy, . wears old,}
Brandics Gins and Rum always on hand.
No Improvements on the "lronsi,!cS'
WALL PArEHs-A large and varied
stock, Call at ID. q, Percy Drug Store.
Try Gollhrim'5 Swiss Bttcrs for Dyspep-
sin, ut 3. STEKN'S
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14

TUERE arc several cases OF scarlet fever
in Eckhart. Mr. Joseph Garrett lost a
child one day last week and another on
Thursday last During n visitation of this
dread disease several Years ago Mr. &. lost
three children, ma king five altogether
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14
FOR STATES ATTORNEY

HEREBY RESPECTFULLY
SOLICIT the nomination for States At
y torncv for AlIcgany county, Mt the
hands Of the Republican Nominating Con
ycntion. BENZ. \. RICHMOND.
july 10
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TEsEI sE.EiEsEg'g'AI.TY.

FKosrEUEr, MD. MAY 3. 1915.
IN response to the solicitations of many
frcni. throughout the county, | au-
nouncc myself IS candidate for Sheriff,
subject 10 the Republican County Nomna-
ting Conventions OWEN EVANS.
May
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14

AC& PR r. bridge over Wills Creek
washed away Thursday night. Trains run
no farther than Mt Savage.
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For States Attorney,

- OHERT W, McMlCHAEL, subject t,
IA the decision OF the Republican Nomi
mating Convention. July l1--tc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-14

Lost !-Tucsday morning nj the fire
Black Cashmere Skirt. y liberal reward
will he given by returning the same to
NJ BAMHEKGtE,
Newt lnnr tn Charlie. IIrintI
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SE,ciisTalty.

WMrNKNroET, MD, JUNE %, 1915.
I RESPECTFULLY announce myself
/ as u candidate for Sheriff of Allcgany
county, and solicit the support of the Re
huhlican nominating convention and
pledge myself to abide hy its decision.
CHARLES +. NEWMAN.
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Erosiburg. Angus. II. 1875.

THE pipes stiil lie along the bitches 9th
or obstacles likewise How long, o how
long
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DANIEL, MC>SN


Everybody should attend this sale 1t
is an opportunity for securing GOOD and
cheap goods tlat WAS never offered il
Erns ihErr hCiNrn
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AT the meeting of the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen "Wednesday evening the purchase OF
eleven Fire Plugs at $4j and eleven at $40
was approved.
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a'h,&q az'I1E.'s SALE!
K.@t 0E Ground

alSes 81 E,WNstG.ea
Situated ON Bowcry street and now occu-
pied by John Harris This Lot fronts -
feet on Bowcry street and has Il depth OF $50
feet. The improvements consist of Il Well
built TWO-HTORI FRAME HOUSE
containing six Rooms also, It SFABf.E%nd
other outbuiIdm@s. The stand IS 4 = oil
one for a store or saloon.
TERMS :--Onc-;hirl OF the purchase mo-
nry CASH balance intWo cqUaIpaymruts
at ;,iN and twelve months with interest.
The property viii be sold free of all en-
cumhranccs and Il perfect title TO the same
gwen. JNO. $. GRON T.,
July Slit Trustee