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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
The Democratic Contest Ia this District.
whecllt Correspondence Of the ratkCrbug senti

Wheeling has only one prominent Dem.
ocratic candidale-iho Hon. ]. Hanson
Good. The dirnders Of the Sentinel will
remember Mr.. Good; he was before the
Conventions Of Ellenboro, Parkesburg
Clarksburg, New Martinsville and Wheel
Ing. Mr.. Good has deserved better luck
at tho hands OF his party; lie Ia probably
tho ablPst candidate tliat will bu before the
Convention Of his district. Mr.. Good Is
about foriy.iiyc and clean shaven, which,
gives him q boyish expression. 1IU Is
possessed Of superior abilities, Is n pleas.
ing md eloquent speaker, and rnks
amongst the foremost attorneys ut the bur.
His ut present sole competitor Is Col. Ben
Wilson. We give the Col. the Inst chair in
the list Of candidates, In order that he
may, accordingto Bible instructions, grace.
fully amble, up aud take the first when
called upon. ,.,,s..-., .au
Talking 10 politician asked him II Ohio
would be solid for Good. at will not, " he
answered. but don't think he will lose
any more votes in Ohio than he will gain
In Harrison" aa...,- ..s,.
where is Col. Bcn'sa strength in Ohio
swell, in tho first place his church
friends will support him and that IL II
power; then he has many warm friends
amongst the wealthy men oithe city, it is
said TINT hc assisted them in cxpediting
some Government claims; and lastly the
Rfgisirr leans towards him. llanl - q
"Ihen outside OF Wheeling he is working
up railroad, and has got II new custom
house for Clarksbug, both OF which have
their weight. And besides, though lie may
not have the gold mine limited at by Morris
Of the Richie Ga:tite still he has lots Of the
ready,and that counts" iir= ~ b.
s"I!owsoever,P said lie, "Ihavc no fears Of
Goods nomination and election ~. II,
There are, as you see, many candidates
but there can be but one Congressman, the
writing is on the wall aud it cannot be
eflaced = Ny young reader, l would conf
dentiall advise you, II YOU have credit iol
u Int, bet il on Col. Zen, and your head
will be cheaply covered against the wintry
blasts. ta $500 alTi Tat,8a.- !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03

Mn. DASA l.. llupDAnp, who Is editing
the Eric (pA) Dispatch, IL home on a
Fourth Of July visit. Mr.. Hubbard speaks
highly Of Eric as q place Of residence, and
evidently enjoys his new field Of ocupa'
ton. Erie is about tho size Of Wheeling, is q
handsome and progressive city, has grea,
deal Of wealth and refinement, and is, III
together, one OF the plcasantes. towns Oil
Z. the Lake Shore. lie gives a good account
Of our old friends Oxtoby & Duilield, and
says that they nrc doing well and are high
ly respected In that city. t.... .rrl :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
.T6E s,6Gmy Ltdirl states with cirt,,m.

'TE Srhiahy Ltiirt states with circum.
'slAhtiality Il has been decided by
Baker, Of The ,Grgisir, md AIrssrs. Camden
and Davis, rs tlieresull Of n conference nj
Washington, TINT ]. II. Cool, ESD OF this
city, Ia 10 DO the Democratic candidate for
Congress this time, and that Col. Ben
Wilson Is 10 be retired. Where and how
The Sunday Lauder obtained its iniormn.
ton is not stated but the statement is
youclei for in tho strongest terms by that
papcr ~ strictly reliable. oy hiEis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03

CAlrArS BARRY, Of Kingston, Can, owner
OF several luke vessels and himself sailing
master Of one says II, loo, have been cured
OF the rheumatism by St. Jacobs Oil, the
Great German Remedy; and know Of several
others beside myself who have been cured oi
that dreadful ailment in the same manner; il
is known upon the water just as well as on
the land, and ~ considered all invaluable
remedy, rui t..,' 81. .-ra-r .'..ri,. I.g- r..f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
THE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY.


GLESnIrE, N. T.. July !. IL!
:, Having removed from West viTinI4. To thtrI;
Yellowstone Valley In MOntaia Territory, asHl
propose TO mike my home for the future, all y
gage In the Real Estalr Dizziness, secure II,Ee
steads for settlers, on Government Lands. AiO r
cure farms from the Northern ra"iGc I'aIlneI II
settlers. 10 they will have u plscr to lOcatc @I=
val, without the trouble o. eIlerse Of huniai
desirable location.
= viii buy and sell all kinds Of Real E.iiu b
ntn.resideIts ms well aS citizens Of the TeHilGT
Opportunities uncIeelled 10 pGnhl< the S
lands, now Offered for S'lc II, low prirs. whIdh
Year or Two will be worth five 10 len Auei ~
present cost. My facilities for tnnSctlus bssN
with the U. $. Land 0AiCe InstlrA7e! thTi
moderate. Correspondence solicited.
Il ...II GIs.r. GEO. H. TyiLI
Isl DIV C!etditAL
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

sTAuSToS. VIRGINIA.
0pcns September Goth. 1852 One OF the First
Schools for Young aides In the United suites.
Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed pu.
pills from eighteen State. Terms ainous the best
IN The Union. Doarl. Washing. English Course.
for Scholastic year from September ~ June, Sa3s,
For Catalogues write to ~ II -
REV. mn. A. HARRI'. D. D.. Pes't. Z.
lyJAwF4W s.. y at. t'f.f StAuNtOn, Va
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STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
Carpenter and Builder.

Carpenter and Builder. ~
Brick Buildings erected complete In all modern
Improvements. Also wooden buildings fitted up
complete on lot. Wooden buildings framed and
nlted up In yard at work shop and taken to any
tenilions made on old buildings, roofs valleys and
sky,Shh particularly attended TO- Desks. cuiinters
and shelving fitted up oil short notice: store 'front.'
put IN and stores altered. Residence No. 50 Six.
leeGtn street. formerly occupied y Mr., Ben Exley
SHOP III rear OF Capitol, on Alley IL. .s'f5i myll
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SUMMIT HOUSE.
~ CRANBERRY SUMMIT, ". VA,

's"L CRANBERRY SUMMIT, W. VA. =. A-
Occupies commanding position oil the summit
plateau Of the Allegheny SIOuutainS The accom-
molh,lons for guests urG ample, the rooms having
been lately Telutnishcd. Good hunting and fsh.
Ing In tho nelghborhood Three passenger trains
each way daily. Terms nre reasonable. .E. -.g il
Mis- MARY Z. W0RrHISGT0N, -
iy3 tfFs' r#N.Ee r PfoDriptrrss L
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVFRSil6 \

NINE departments Of study; ,e.t ho&,.-a
Al Cosr; eileudar nrangrd 10 mi I'.t.ts
Gefies for one year from si75,C SID r Satital
liberal, thorough. Fall term t,rIs g sEls s,En
iSl; Attendance Inst year lscm rom 8 a. r.s tSai
SGM , virginia and ftom States and id'TTS ',sS.
S,n Of students larger than tof len y "a
sseFor catalogues and o,l,c, In,,,u,u
the Acting President, b. il fTRix SliSa ,,ifis
town. Vest Va. '"iHiVA, ldus
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Ed.

. MolSE,-At Covington. ny. on Thursday even.
Ing June %, lSS!. CHARLES EoNSYcAsrLE, ininnt
son Of J. X. and ThprrstE q, Noise - - .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
FEMALE SCHOOL AT S'sS
The h National Cap,,,,

Nj. md MB; Vim, u. CAgEll. Willis
school ~ Mo National Capital, a ScI'ss.lst,
a Mnh Dsy sSlCol for Young ladies an s1ss,
WEDNESDAY ~ SErTEMnEK, In NJ ~ ~ laSl
az f!SsS a,t. os,Snnried BY Ms VI. K. SrSt, ,
assisted BY n complete coiIs Of y,W.a I%a ~,
facility will be afforded to Ntndrn,ln u! ~,
ciases, while the Preparatory Geta,,r,ta. AN
celve most thorough attention. "'ltai u l
lne modern languages viii I,,r
the Principal. Wilt "M!,rGhs ~
Anr!6hsWAW iii NJ. st, \, III. ~. hSHAbtll
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BALTIMORE, MD.

Mr, VERNON INSTITUTE, No. 10 Mt. Vernon Place.
Boarding and Day Homo School for Young Ladies'
and Nm. y: Maitland, Principals. assisted By larye
CORPS oil nbe Profession, Eautful situation. front.
| lng one Of the squares surrounding Washington
Monument. Educational advantages unsurpassed.
Circulars sent oil application to Principals. jy3NW
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SCHOOL OF ART,

So1ili'oo-'i ~ of ART
All persons who lcsircin Instruction.. +,
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Painting, md China Painting, arr ,..s,' |;
to call ut the School Of Art over " 'I i .
hart 4 Bros China Store, 1915 M,,t.,, ~
between 0 O'Clock md 10 O'Clock , y !
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Thurbef'S Goods at McMeChen'S,

Their assorted Desert Fruits I'm syrup at Is cts
per t'n arc tho finest thing Tor lunches pcnics or
excursions Thurber's shredded UnIs, for break.
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

A Georgia colored man writes the
New York Sun that the object of the
colored republicans in puttinga sepa-
rate State ticket in the field in Geor.
gia, is Ito break up the gang" mean
ing the republican party of Georgia as
at present differed. This brother
concludes as follows: 81 believe the
colored men of the South will vote the
straight democratic ticket in 1884,
unless the republicans make some eff.
fort to pay back the money out of
which they swindled us in the Freed
mans bank operation. Until that
money is paid back, they must never
expect any favors from u.s." Breth-
ren, there is daylight ahead. When
the colored folks 60 back on the rot.
ten republican party there will be a
new order of things cert.-GEx.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

RETURNS from 92 counties show
that so, AL votes we're cast for the
school tax and 74,273 againstit. This
insures its adoption, but we are sur
prised that the majority is SO small in
its favor, and we regret to see so great
a disposition to do the unfair thing
toward those whom We should seek to
elevate by all the assistance in our
power.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

Fifteen thousand men and Eve thou
sand horses have been sent to Egypt from
England. and about ten thousand men from
India. Wolseley will probably be able to
muster for The march on Carlo, about If
teen thousand infantry and five thousand
cavalry.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

THE action of Judge Hargis in the
Nicholas county democratic Conven-
ton last Monday, was, considering
the elevated judicial position he occu'
pies, disgraceful to himself and the
State. 1t is said che stood on the
stand in the convention, wildly wav-
ing his hat and yelling" for his favor
lite candidate. We believe such con
duct on the part of high judicial Of
ficer has no parallel in the history Of
the State, and it is to be hoped it new
er will be supplemented. Nothing
more degrading to the Judiciary could
happen. = [Cov. Com.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

RETURNS from all the counties give
Henry a majority of Al, 1863 over ia
cob. Considering that this is an of
year; that his opponent was so true a
gentleman and heretofore so good a
democrat and that Henry was in a
measure handicapped by his Louis
vile escapade, the result is even bet
ter than his most sanguine friends
even hoped or expected. 1t is a
deadener on Independent candidates,
and movements" of that kind will
be few and far between in the future.
Compared with the Blackburn major
ity in 1879, the difference is only g.
048, and but 1913 less than Hancock's
majority in 1880. Kentucky. is still
democratic to the core and our repub
ican friends will please not forget it,
when they 60 to prating about their
party carrying it within few years.
The thing can not and never will be
done.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25
Court Of AOusnLs and supsnor court.

The fall term Of this court will convene
September 4ih, and according TO the dock
ct Just published has $50 cases for disposal.
Those from this district are set for the 18th
day, September 3Oih, and are as follows
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

JUDGE JoHE Il. HALsEIL, Of Bow
ling Green, was no doubt nominated
at Franklin for Congress in the Third
District yesterday, as be had five votes
more than enough instructed for him.
This is one of the closest districts in
the State and the Judge will not have
a walk-Oyer by any means.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

BY A PROVISION Of the law recently
enacted for the extension of Nation
al Bank charters, very unjust dis
elimination is made in favor of banks
having a large capital against those
having less; as by it bank whose cap.
ital is over $4,000 is entitled to re.
ceive circulation TO the full amount Of
the par value Of the bonds deposited,
whereas,a bank whose capital is $50,
900 or less, can only get in circulating
notes 80 per cent. of the par value of
bonds deposited discrimination of
10 per cent. in favor of the Sig ones.
Thus. Sll legislation on finance con-
tinues to be, as it has ever been, shap-
ed to the advantage of the pecuniarily
great in this country. 1t is the same
old cunning game which was played
when the silver dollar was demonitiz-
ed in 1873; and We may expect to
hear our representatives in Congress
offering the same puerile excuse for
their action which was offered in that
case, namely, that they we're deceived
and did not know the effect of the bill
when they voted for it, which in plain
English, is pleading the "baby act.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

"Oh, Lord prick him and let the
wind out Of him, and then, perhaps
he'll be able to preach, )" was the pray
err of a church member when a pom.
pous young minister attempted to de
liver a sermon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

THE devil seems to have gotten into
the children of this State, for in
addition to the tragedy here we read
that at Horse Cave, Retta and Hayes,
two children of Henry Butler, aged
respectively eight and six years, were
eating apples, when Hayes dropped
his apple, Retta picked it up, and this
so greatly incensed him that he at
once attacked her savagely with a
bsrlow-knife, cutting her so severely
that she died very soon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

Religion-talking people with turn
for POPULARITY will ply their wit some
times on dfeadfully solemn themes.
No wonder the steamship passenger
was astonished the other day when a
broOding. a sad faced being asked him
the difference between Temptation"
and eternity" and when he gave il
up said, Zone is the vile Of the devil
and the other Is devil of a while"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

The stealer Of a horse in Minnesota
could not find a saddle. and took a
sack of feathers to ride on. The sack
had a hole. the feathers were slowly
strewn along the road for twenty miles
and by means Of them the rascal was
hunted down.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

An Illinois couple eloped so hurrid.
ly that the girl went barefooted. The
fellows pride defeated their object, for
he insisted on delaying to buy her a
pair of shoes, and thus her father was
enabled to overtake them before they
reached a minister.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

In a recent speech Sunset Cox said
that "the internal revenue system j;
used to control the freedom of cleo
tons, and is part of that mercenary
and terrorifc system which should
have been destroyed by Legislation
shortly after the emergency which
called it into being. 1t is expensive,
inquisitOrial and odious. 1t is undem.
ocratic and unrepublican. 1t is cor.
rupting."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

Fractions of penny have never
been paid by the Bank of England in
distributing the dividends on the ms.
tional debt, and the accumulations of
the unpaid fractions amount to fl43,.
OOO
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

IT wont do always to fool around a
preacher under the impression that he
can stand every thing without resort.
ing to physical self defense, notwith-
standing he is supposed to turn the
other cheek. when one is slapped.
Down in Memphis, last Sunday, a
member who had been excommunica-
ted for some offense, attempted to
whip the pastor, Rev. j. p. Jay,
when he refused to allow him to par.
ticipate in the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. The attempt, we are glad to
chronicle, was an ignominious failure,
for the man of God waded in and
soon had the billigerent ex-brOther
en- route to his home on a shutter,
while every body with one accord,
agreed that he had been served just
exactly as he deserved.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

UNDER the new apportionment IL
will take 206 votes 70 nominate pres.
ident in 1884 instead Of 1856 as has
been the number for ten years. The
Atlanta Constitution in reviewing the
matter says: "The sixteen Southern
States, including Virginia and Della
ware, will cast 1853 votes. If Read.
usterism and a confused condition Of
things generally should deprive the
democrats of Virginia, and If immi-
grafton and the cOlored vote can, as il
is claimed, take Delaware out Of the
democratic column, the once solid
South will be able TO cast only 1873
votes for the democratic nominees.
This is about the worst phase the
Southern vote can reasonably be ex.
pected to take; and for prudence's
sake we therefore assume that the
South is good for only 1873 votes. In
that case the Northern States must
furnish sixty eight more to bring the
democratic party into power again.
California, Indiana, Nevada, New
Jersey and New York will cast II
votes, or just about enough to insure
a democratic victory. But what as
surance have we that all these States
eau be carried in the teeth of the pat
ronage and results of various assess.
ments that are at the command of the
republican party"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

JUDGE LEWIS majority for Appel
late Judge over Russell is $500. He
carried II of the p counties. An
other boiler is thus laid low for all
time TO come.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

ALABAMA seems to cling TO the
good old democ ratio faith with com.
mendable pertinacity. At the recent
State election, the official majority is
57,O37 while the new legislature will
stand, Senate-democrats, 81, and
opposition, 2. The House-demo-
Gratis, 70; opposition, 81 OF the lat
ter 8 are republicans, A greenbackers
and 8 independent democrats.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

The democracy of Carter county,
in Convention assembled recommended
Hon. T. d. Marcum, of Boyd coun'
ty, as a suitable person to represent
the democracy of this State as Lieut..
Governor OF this Commonwealth for
the next Gubernatorial term. Col.
Marcum would make most accom-
plished officer and his large acquaint.
ance makes him a candidate to be fear
ed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

The danger of kissing a gum.
chewing girl was forcibly illustrated
Sunday night. When her father
stepped into the parlor there was a
string of gum reaching from his daugh-
ter's mouth to the young mans nous.
tache, and they we're striving to look
as unconcerned as though nothing un.
usual had been going on. But when
they discovered the tell tale gum there
was a degree of embarrassment that
was pa inful.-TShelby Sentinel.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

IT is said that preachers sons are
generally the worst boys that are
raised, due no doubt to the fact that
their parents overdo the matter in at.
tempting to train them in the nurture
aud admonition of the Lord. A case
in point has just occurred at Harri-
sonville, o. Pastor Love, of the
Presbyterian Church, had raised his
two sons to the ages of ~ and IL,
with religious rigor hardly surpassed
and thought he had them in beautiful
training for the sweet bye.and.bye.
But the boys had got hold of dime
novel or two and read of the remark
able adventures Of youthful highway
and other robbers. and they deter.
mined to try their hand at the bust
ness themselves. They selected their
father as the victim and discovering
that he had recently come into the
possession of So, 900 they chloroformed
and relieved him Of it. They we're
caught after several days but had got
ten rid Of considerable portion of
their ill.gotten wealth. 1t is told that
Aogging was administered TO them
on that peculiar portion of the body
which will make it exceedingly un.
pleasant for them to sit down much
before next Christmas, even when
they go to Church and Sunday school.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

THE Chairman of the Compression
al Committee OF this district has cali
ed a meeting of the committee at
Danville, Thursday, Aug. 81, at 2
P. M. to determine the most available
point and time for holding a conven-
ton TO nominate a democratic candid
ate for Congress for the Eighth Con-
gressional district.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals win be received BY the Direct
ors Of The stanford a Preachersville Turnpike Co.
until noon August 90 iss2 Tor the construction Of
Preachersylle; the work 10 he constructed In sec
lions Of one mile or less, according 10 spccihca-
lions Of Engineer q. r. Wailace. which may
be- found AZ the Farmers National Rank Of
stanford The contractors will be required 10 be-
gin work, In COOK faith, by september I, 1857 and
complete u by July q, 1854, and % give satisfac-
tory security for performance Of contract The
Company reserves tight 20 reject any or M bids.
4. q. NEWIAND,
stanford, Aug. ~, fssl. President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

A WESTERN paper tells this: "a
young doctor who found himself in
a Dakota village without dollar to
pay a heavy board bill concocted
plan by which a wandering tramp
played the part of a smallpox patient,
a nd the doctor vaccinated the entire
population of the town with some in
nocuous acid at two dollars each The
swindle was discovered too late, for
the enterprising physician and his DO.
gus patient skipped out with $500 a
piece.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-08-25

The new law prohibiting railroads
from charging over three cents a mile
went into effect in Texas, on the 9th,
greatly to the disgust of the railroads,
which have not only increased freights
but ordered full fare to be collected
from all children not actually at the
breast. They say that it will be im
possible for them to run at the new
rate. but the experience of the roads
in Kentucky is that the difference is
more than made up in the increase of
travel and they actually make more
at the present rate than the old.