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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
Voice Of the People.

JIILLHpAIE, MICh.
II. V. PnrcE, NJ. D.:
! had q serious disease of the lungs,
and was for time confined TO my he'd
and under the care of n physician. lila
prescriptions did not help me. grew
worse, coughing severely. commence
cd taklngyou Medical Discovery, which
helped me greatly. have taken sever
al bottles, and nm restored to good
health, Yours respectfully.
JUDITH BURNETT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
the ohio county Republican Tiehet.


Bsllalre Independent.
The Republicans Of Ohio county, w.
Va, held their county convention last
Saturday and put in nomination ticket
50 eminently ct for the business men Of
Wheeling, when compared with the hur-
ried bungling Of candidates by the Demo.
Gratis, that it challenges the admiration Of
the quiet, thinking men of the opposite
party, Geo. H. Parks was nominated for
Sheriff on the frat ballot, ~. Hugus was
nominated for Prosecuting Attorney on
the third ballot, Chas. A. Helmbright re-
ceiyed the nomination for Assessor in the
city on the first ballot, and then they pro.
ceedel to select members Of the House Of
Delegates, (Legislators,) which resulted in
the choice OF the following gentlemen:
John Frew, W. P. Hubbard, s. L. McCol.
loch and 9. D. Thompson. OF two Of
these latter gentlemen we can safely say
that Ohio county will do well TO send
them to the Legislature in place OF any
two out OF the four on the Democratic
ticket; the other two may be equally as
good men, but we are not acquainted with
them. Looking at 1t from our standpoint
we think we are safe in saying that
Messrs. Frew and Hubbard Will occupy
seats in the next Legislature. The whole
ticket is a good one and the Democrats
will have to work II they get anything up
there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
r..o,ee,lnn ln american Lnbor.

The Democratic party has always been
the foe Of a diversified industry in the Uni
ted States. It has been Southern cotton
planting party. The great idea OF Its
Southern leaders has been to export cot
ton to England and import everything
else from England. Hence their reliance
upon England to recognize their oonfed-
eracy, and the great desire among the
manufacturers Of England to do so.
To-day as in the past, they are at heart
free.traders. They have just adopted a
national platform declaring for "a tariff
for revenue only" This means that they
have thrown of all DISCUSSES and pretenses
about discriminating in favor of and pro-
tectinu American industry. They intend,
mat "a soon as this election is over, to do
what they did after the great campaign OF
1874, change the tariff. Only the fear OF
this Presidential canvass kept them from
doing 90 last winter. The majority OF the
Ways and Means Committee are free.
traders. Tucker, Of Virginia, is one OF
ita inspiring and controlling spirits.
He Is the great Magnus Apollo
Of States rights and free trade, and that is
why he was put on the Ways and Means
Committee. He is the gentleman who ex'
pressed the opinion on the floor Of the
House that every Virginia cross roads
postmaster had the right to search the ..
s. mails for abolition literature, and coh-
tlscate It when found in the name OF the
Stale sovereignty of the Old Dominion
Ia Il a choice spirit to frame policy for
a great party, and sit in judgment upon
he fate Of the labor engaged in the varied
fields OF American manufacture
The Republican party is tie party Of
orotected labor, and always has been. It
stands as the great championand bplwafk i
WY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
Tho Growth of the Manufacturing
Centres,

Tho Growth OF the Notwithstanding
The Chicago Tribune, in speaking OF the
revelations Of the census as regards the
growth Of certain cities during the last ten
years, says:
at will be noticed that there has been a
very surprising growth in manufacturing
cities such as Camden, Columbus, LowelI,
Meriden, Newark, Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Waterbury"
The growth OF Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing during the last ten years, considering
the unprecedented depression in the iron
business, is very remarkable indeed. 1t
shows how solid is the basis OF prosperity
on which they rest for future growth.
Their great natural advantages-especial-
" Wheeling-in the way OF cheap fuel,
central, healthy locations, and great
water highway, must count for more in
the future than in the past. The great
west is filling up at a rate never
known before. It's wealth is increasing at
a fabulous rate, and It's ability to consume
the products OF manufacturing enterprise
and industry were never 80 great as to-
day. The splendid crops OF this year,
added to those Of the last two years, sold
at paying prices, and the great tide OF
emigration that is bringing so many mil
lions Of acres Of new soil under cultiva-
ton, are creating larger and richer mar
ket than Pittsburgh and Wheeling ever
enjoyed before:
Wheeling has now very superior rail-
road facilities, saying nothing of the river.
Three trunk lines insure 10 her minimum
freight rates from this time forward to all
points Of the East and West. With these
advantages, added to those already re-
ferred TO, she must 60 on increasing In
population and prosperity more rapidly
during the next decade than in the one
just completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
Now EnrInna humanity.

Springfield Republican.
The good work of sending poor children
into the country for few days in the
summer, which has been carried on so
successfully for several years by the
Young Mems Christian Union of Boston,
ia to be continued this season. Since it
was begun, FIVE years ago, $500 children
from the city have been sent into the
country for a week or longer, with what
benefit to their health and morals can be
easily imagined. Persons who are willing
to take one or more Of the little ones into
their homes for ten days at time in July
or August are asked to send their ad-
dresses to Miss FL. G. Putnam, IS Boylston
street. Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
n T. v. & W. RY.-

CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1880, and until
further notice, passenger trains will leave eloNen'
daily Sundays sxeoptOdl a. follows
wheeling Express 7tlS q. MI Express 900 p M
Returning arrive at Cleveland; Wheeling Express
7;lOp, M; Express 1915 d N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
why an Old Texan Made His viii.

From tho Fort Worth Advance.
One day last month when trade was dull
a grocer clerk procured piece Of sole
leather from shoemaker, painted 1t
black and laid it aside for future use.
Within q few days an old chap from back
in the country came in and inquired for q
plug OF chewing tobacco. The piece Of
sole leather was tied up, paid for, and the
purchaser started for home. At the end
Of the sixth day he returned, looking
downcast and detected, and, walking into
the store. he inquired for the clerk.
'sMember that terbaeker l got here the
other day."
swell, was that new brandt"
Eyes"
Irregular plug terbacker was itH"
"Weil, then, It's me. It's right here in
my jaws" sadly replied the old man. u
knowed was getten purity old, but l was
allus handy at bitin' plug. i never seed q
plug aiore this one that couldn't tear 70
pieces at chaw. sot my teeth on this
one, and bit and pulled and twisted like 9
dog at root, and I've kept biting and
pulling for six days, and thar she am now,
the same as the day you sold her TO me-"
Seems TO be q good plug" remarked
the clerk, as he smelt Of the counterfeit.
"she's all right; it's me that falling"
exclaimed the old man. pass me out
some fine cut, and I'll 20 home and deed
the farm to the boys, and get ready for the
grave myself"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
Amean ana coWaraly Baeh Down


Campbell denies having gobbled up the
Republican campaign fund. He says "not
one cent OF money was thus received by
the chairman, the editor, or the individu-
al" This transfers the controversy to
Campbell and his party associates. They
have made the accusation. and they have
the evidence to sustain it, II there is any.
It is not our funeral. They can "put up
or shut up" just as they please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST virginia UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study Textbooks furnished
at cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teaehcrs; ex-
tarian, liberal, thorough. Fall torn begins Sen.
tember Ist, 1850. Attendance last year from "a
counties Of West Virginia and from States and Ter
rtories.
10 tho President, J. Il. Thompson, Morgantown.
West Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30

Of tbat labor. When It shall be stricken
down the bulwark Of American labor will
20 down with 1t, and the country will be,
as 1t was before the war, under the domin-
alton Of the cotton planting free-traders OF
the South, who make up the body and
soul Of the Democratic party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
nEpuaLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

TIE exports of American produce are
again running largely ahead of the i'm
ports OF foreign merchandise; but TINS
dlstresses the Democratic party, which
wants tariff for revenue only-a tafih
that will discriminate against American
industries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1850, can on
thS wheeling and Elm Grover, 3. WILL run ~ FOL.
LOVE Car WIN start from each end Of the road at 500
and esulaIly thereafter every haaGaf Sat
mi IN omitted viz. il,S0 A. NJ; 1870 and $3.50 p.
Y. On Sundays the $50 and 90 AN. and $50 ?. N
'tGs p I'LL s SssPli ss 1EosHAEr spps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF EAST WHEEL
/ INC pRnPERIY.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
i ING PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust, made BY George
KInghorn aud Indiana, his wife, 70 the undersigned
trustee the hrst dated February Sth 1870 ana record
cd 10 the Cle1k's cce Of the County Co9rt ot ohio
county West virginia, in Deed Of Trust booK NO. Q,
page TO- the second dated August 2Sl 1870 and re.
coded In raid Clerks office In Deed Of Trust book
No O. page i9l and the third dated March l2th 1871,
and recorded In sald Clerks ofice In Deed Of Trust
Book No. u, page 1888, shall on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1880,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ proceed to sell at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County west
Virainia 70 the highest and best bidder the follow
log described property that Is TO ny: The i9 east-
orn one third Of Lot numbered n!netyInloe, i5huns
on tho north side Of Eighteenth street formerly eau
al CLAY street In that pat Of the city Of wheeling
called East wheeling said third part oil said lot being
bounded rs follows viz: Beginning At point In tho
southern line Of said lot on said Eighteenth street
iust one-thlrd OF the breadth Of said lot IRON the
southeast corner thereof; thence 70 said southeast
corner OF said lott thence northwArdy along the eaat
line OF said lot TO the north east corner thehee
Wardy along the north line Of said lot one-thtd Of
he breadth thereoi thence in straight line TO the
beginning.
oy and as much more rs the purchaser may elect 70
pay in cash; the residue IN two equal iustalments
al liz and twelve MONTHS with interest from Day o.
sale purchaser giving notes, secured ny Seeed Of
trust and policy Of Insurance on tho property ior
deferred payments ,.
feet but selling as trustee, shall convey only tueh
title as d vested IN me BY said deeds Of trust.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
VIZ. Fl. HALLER, Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30


Production of Wine In the uni'ea ''",e''
For some time past the Agricultural De-
nartmept has been investigating the SUD-
isct of wine culture and wine manuiac-
tire in Europe and America. DR.. McMur-
trie,one Of the chemists Of the department
recently spentseveral months in the wine
producing countries Of Europe regarding
tho subject. He has collected q vast
amount of information in a report. 10
gain the information required in the
United States the department has sent out
over 10000 circular letters containing ex'
baustiye inquiries, to which satisfactory
replies are constantly being received. DR..
McMurtrie says that it will be impossible
for France at the present rate OF consump'
ton to export any quantity OF wine
this year, owing to the wet,
cool weather and the invasions oil
the phylloxera, which continues to in
crease, despite the most rigid quarantine
regulations, and in the face Of every scien-
tiGc precaution. BE predicts that the
wine produced in France this year will be
only about one.half OF that OF last year,
which will be inadequate to supply the de-
mand in France alone. On the other hand,
he says the prospects in this country are
very promising. The phylloxera insect
exists only gporsdically in a few counties Of
California, and no apprehension is felt
that it will spread. The indications are
that the wine production of the United
States this year will be fifty per cent
greater than last year. The vineyards
are all thriving, and east of the Rocky
Mountains there are no phylloxera what
ever. He thinks that American wines
will supply the entire domestic market
this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
OF rRAlss-wuHHtus 41xl.

sTriAdelphia Accommodation, tTAln 0nlyIunl
between Wheeling and TTiAdelphlR.
fDSily except SundAy-EeWark Accommodation.
fStRpbOpyille AeeommodAtiOn.-Thia train during
the day palSes backward and forward between Mar
tinS Fury and BellAlre, stopping whom required a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
Wake Notice!

zaG Meoniy Lottery eser tOted on BY The people q a
SGtt, and under Gate decisiOn q ae o. s. SGprens
Court at RaIhingtOn Is The only Loal Lottery moo d
he United StaeS all other charters having bean repealed
NJ babiHd nm RFiEfstiNs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
eretIons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, dc., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send SOll-addrOsSed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T. INMAx, StaitOa D, Et,S York Guy. jal2.MwyAw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

against 414,1 shares yesterday. Inc NOTABLY
active stocks were Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, Lake Shore, Missouri. Kansas ana lexas ;
Central and Hudson, Erie t1O8. 700 shares with
the last price ls below the opening fgure ST. Paul.
Northwest, Union Pacific up 1Ss per cent?. Wabash
preferred (up per cent?, Western Union up 20
per cent, and Pacific Mail up los per cent AZ "a 70
Q44ss. Reading was an exception to the rule IN
the coal stocks, and rose from 1914 to 34's0349
certainly not because any one believes that such
figures, OF that one-haf Of them, would De
an approximate representation OF the value OF the
stock. The market closed strong
Government bonds were dull but 6'm' and the
transactions at the Boards amounted only to
$4,000 The final biddings for the IS and 4i2 per
cents were s higher than yesterday, the Others be-
ing unchanged. Annexed are the closing quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
CLOSING PRICES or PIMA DBLPHIA STOCKS
I.aaoz-sd IN Lnux II DAVE a Co. No. II KaLL 81
SATURDAY. Oct. 16-P. NJ.

bAIURDAY, OCT IU-P N.
While the dealings in stocks to-day gave little or
no indication of any abatement OF confidence in
higher prices it is undenable that such advances as
were made were due more to the operations OF pro-
fessionai Spectators and less to gem
eral demand than the preceding three
davs La other words. it evident
that while the prices of set of stocks being
advanced another set was being sold. The granger
stocks. Erie and the coal shares were in full supply
at the market prices, while Lake Shore. Central
and Hudson the Southwestern list OF railways, and
Western Union sharply advanced. For some OF the
new and low priced stocs there also were importa
advances, and Canada Southern rose from
eeia to 69@6s7s The business OF the day
.mounled to 100000 shares. as reported,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

State bonds presented no special features. OF
Ouebec IS $50 600 sold al 1O4. Virginia CONSOLE
dated o., ex matured coupons, brought 624, an d
Tennessee 6s, new SERIES 3214. Louisiana consots
are quoted 4S7s049l2. North Carolina consolidated
IS 7sa40SO and Tennessee 6s, old, 3SG4l. OF city
bank stocks the only sale forty shares OF Mer-
chants Exchange at 100
A large business was done in railroad bonds Dut
at irregular prices Erie second consois opened up
Il at 95 declined to 94l4 and ended at 94'4 sales
and offered at the price, the funded IS decln ing
from 80 to S912 and again recovering to W safes,
and closing s0l2 bid and 90 asked. The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas issues were active ana
higher. first consols rising from 1O7ls to 1899
1Os7s and seco nds selling at 65ldG412QG3i20
65ss. Rome Watertown and Ogdensbnrg first con-
soils rose from 7314 to 75, c., G. and c. first as
sented from 9512 to 96l2095s4 and incomes from
451a to 1854 and Lehigh and Wllkesbarre
consols from 81 TO 90. New-Jersey Central incomes
sold Mt S60S57s. Mobile and Ohio first
debentures were hardly steady at S3l2@S3, and the
second debentures were Il lower at 53l2. Canada
Southern frsts were in full supply at 97@oos' ana
Metropolitan Elevated first 6s at 103G 1O24 Ono
Central first g. were strong at 973s097l2, aud the
incomes Mt 54l2G5434. Indiana. Bloomington aud
Western incomes rose from 81 to %, ana
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville incomes advanced
from 67 to 7112. The bonds of the Western rail-
roads generally were strong, but with only moder-
ate business and without any material changes In
prices. Denver and Rio Grande tirsts were steady
at 1Osle01OSs4 and cousols declined ss to 80, but
Kansas Pacific consols from 97a4 to 90. Union
Pacific frsts advanced to 1874.
The features of to-day's bank statement are the
further expansion of S2,290,O00 in loans and the
contraction of $944,60O in the local circulation
Both specie and legal-endcrs show small increases
amounting to $777, 5000 that the surplus re-
serve is increased S3S9,125. The following
are tho totals of the statement and changes OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

ct The course Of Stock Exchange has been genern
There relief on ondav on o
announcement regard the cesAon OF D1icgho liz IN
coverv was more because the preyainng spocuu
was for fall 10 necessary 10 close o. ar
The rise universal trans Atantc .
bencfit of Tho drmpess renewed on Wcdmt
and Thursday despite the raisue OF the BANK on t 81
rate t influx of gold from Paris and the Improved aspect W
Easierp affairs outweghed all other considerations Inc
indnences on Fudav slight pause ~
was nstura alter sustained advance Foreehs are ~
bicber Cnilap because reports about American ntn
TONS Argentine the peaceful instaaio OF toner 100
as Predent BIZ the Confederation Turkish eipee"o'
n rise."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
The following Is a comparative statement of tho
exports of specie from the port of NewYOrk 10
fnre,eyu morris for a periol OF tweutv.nius We ara.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

Ioypoy Oct lG-l230 MUS. bonds. four and a half
neT cents 1874 Atlsnuc and Great Western inst mortgage
trustees certificates 5i NewJersey Central consos II
tle 45is do soils, ~ illinois Central. IlS
Tennsysania Central 62ia Reading IVA New York Cen.
trail 1881 90 y, @ -, -
cents ll3; I1inois Central. II! p Heading is
Iospoy Oct l0-l:3O Paris ahvces quote three
csit re1es az 50 francs Az confines for the account
inSpOS oct lG-4 D. m.-Psris advces quoie three
cenI renes AT 20 francs 81 Zines Tor the account
FIEIs Oct l6--kxchange On LONDON 20 francs 50 oen
tunes o checks. 49,.
LONDON Aeg l8qaI E,onom!t Of this week says "Tbe
rate of for bank bills go days TO months II
cent and for usde bla 60 days " moDths 2kd2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

In London. British cOnsOls were flfm at TS"5 Tot
both money and account. United States bonds we're
higher: 5s up ls at 1O40s DIGS up ls at 1854, ana
4s M IL at i3. American railways generally were
higher; Erie at 45l4 and second consois AT 97l2.
Atlantic and Great Western first trust certificates
rose TO 5ll4 Illinois Central to 11S4117l2.
Pennsylvania to G25s. Reading to IS, and Central
and Hudson to 1881. In Paris French per cents
advanced from $40 to S5.57l2; sight exchange on
London falling 10 25.32 francs to the 6.
The gross earnings of the Denver ard Rio Grande
Railroad are reported as follows:
1879 1889.
337 miles 55l miles,
second week OF oct. s27g4 slOl,973 Inc. S7Ao3S
The Engineering and Mining JourHN reports the
nroductlon of anthracite coal for the week ended
Oct 9. and year from January /, as follows
Week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

ance. made up by losses of $303,Gs1 currency and
$3.50 2S7 coin. Money on CALL If anything was
Just shade harder and business was done at 2l2@
3 per cent. The foreign steamers arriving since YES
erday brought 81 OH $50 gold and 81 900 silver
without material change from last quotations.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day
amounted to $452,l and the internal rev,
enne receipts to 1851 1877. The Treasurer received
SOS. 900 in National hank notes for redemption;
the totals of such receipts for the week compared
with the same week of 1879, being as fOllows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

The Treasury now holds S35J,J3o,4 oU I'd UhIcd
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week,
$685., 900 United States bonds held for cIrcula,
ton withdrawn for the week, So50,Ooo Natiohal
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
S342. 400 1873 gold notes. 81 ,3223S The Clear
ing House statement to-day Is as follows: For
81 229 759; for the week - exchanges,
$693, 017 $50; balances, S27,S75043; The trans
actions at the Sub-Ireasurv covered: Receipts.
S1,O994S6; payments. 81 133,454; currency bal
ance. 81, GAG, 500; coin balance. $50. ,3O4.
The foreign exchanges are dull, and rates are
barely steady on the basis of the following posted
9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

BLOOMINGTON LINE.-FOr Boston and all
~ points East. a.,
steamer leaves on Tuesdays Thursdays aud
SATURDAYS and the steamer STATE DE- NEW'fokhon Mon
foot OF Jayst at Special limited tickets ~ BOSTON
sold via tins line 81 GOOD ONLY for the day and trip for
which they issued ~ specified their face Freight
taken Of low current rates ID. =. BARhiCH Pres
/. w. FILKINA "a p. AGonk