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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06
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commencing At 10 O'Clock A " .HARCR IN
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thereto. "PPuGltplas 4" ~ n
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and - much mnrC AZ the p6,EIa lSiVi,Sl
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

TnE Martins Ferry people are much con-
fused and annoyed by the lack of any
agreed upon time on the part of the shops
and factories over there, and the whistles
blow for dinner with much irregularity.
They have three or four different sorts Of
time, varying as much MS a half hour,
There is thespence time, the Furnace time,
the Glass house time, the Exley time and
the sailroad time, 1t is'as perplexing as
the times and hatttimes Of the Revelations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

THE Pittsburgh Manufacturer says that
mill iron is from 50 cents TO 81 per ton
higher than two weeks ago. 1t quotes
"cinder mixed, red short" at 500 OOa26 so,
four months. The New York Bulletin Of
Saturday says that the English have re.
Gently sold considerable iron in this conn,
try. Still, the market is fairly sustained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

TnE proposition to increase the weight Of
tirstclass mail matter, SO that letter
weighing less than m ounce can be sent
for three cents, will be regarded with more
favor by business men than the reduction
OF letter postage from three to two cents
for half ounce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

AND now we read in the Wheeling cor
respondence OF the Berkeley Independent
that it is Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, and not
the elder Faulkner, that is candidate for
the United States Senate to succeed Hon.
II G. Davis. The case OF Simon Cameron
shows that father will once and awhile
abdicate in favor of son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

SENATOR DAwsox's paper-the Preston
J1,tnal-says that West Virginia owes the
school fund $4,000 and one years interest,
or about $4,000, and $4,000 to the
blnks, or $4,000 in all. How is this for
debt under Democratic administration
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

THERE is young man travelling around
in Eastern Texas matchmaking the negroes
with beeswax. He charges a dollar vac,
represents himself rs being appointed by
the United States Government, and threat
ems that dire penalties await those who re-
fuse to be operated on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

commencing at 10 o'clock A. " 49,
sctiDed property, that Is 10 ,ar. = .nS leIoHtI :
pafei q tafid httNtcd nrnf Vs. si iRla M !
county, West Virginia, Conts,nI%rS MY llat'N q
Dunlap TOW resides, Nv" "H'Sh be NY Z
deed Of trust, ''N ""' vested In ne M,
TEXAS n on sAtE-0uc.thiM the ,p,,.
on we DAY Of vale, the halancC in i gy,,alE M
m1ehIS q! AZ and twelve months Win TIy N, ~,
dday 81 Saie. the Purchaser giving nSi,t tA'el
TSS Of tfu" on the properly Of he S. E,S
iai3 WH II nrv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

TuR Kanawha Gasstte (DemoCratic) goes
for Speaker Wilson's railroad bill in
somewhat vigorous manner. and tells him
that the 9th section is right in the face and
eyes Of his own constituents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06
DIED.

HESs-on Sunday, February 5, 1882, at 1885
O'clock P. NJ, CARoLINE HISS, wife Of III. K. Hes
and daughter Of George and katherine Z0eckiCr,
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, from the resi-.
denre Of her parents. at Fulton. Friends Of II q
family aTOinvited to attend. Intermeut at Mount
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

TuE wellsburg Nets (Democratic) con.
ttnues to warn the leaders Of the party net
to delude themselves with the idea that the
Republicans are in any danger Of splitting,
but to look to their own dissensions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,

To close out Gents Unbleached regular.made
British Half Hose at 20 cents pair.
:, J, Ladies' S.button Opera Kids, in sizes 0, or,
e1, OK and I, only at SIX cents pair,
one-button oouryasier KID Gloves In
Operas, white and colored, sizes mostly O or
and e'E, at Is cents pair.
80 cents pair.
Odds and Ends OF conets some Of which
sold for 81, We will close out at SIX cents
Heavy Jeans, worth 20 cents, we will eIos.
out at SIX yards for 500.
seyenty.fiye cent Cream Damask Table
Linen We will close out at so cents q ward
Good tastcolored Prints we viii cIoss an.
ats cents yard. 49, WV
We are also closing out a great many roods
which We can tell yon more about when s, ynt,
come to see US. go sVu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

THRcolamns Of the Clarksburg Ntw, are
announced to be open to any one who can
show that there is any good reason for the
West Virginia law forbidding man 10
marry his deceased wifets sister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

THERE is an improving tendency in the
wool market Last weeks business in the
Est is said to have been in favor Of hold
ers. We note sale OF 10000 pounds, in
Warrington county, Pa, at 40 cents per
pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

Az old Sandy Hook pilot, Mr. Peter Bailey
residing on Court street, South Brooklyn, II
w. was cured of very severe case OF rbu
tnatism by st. Jacobs Oil. His ailment hat
resisted al! professional treatment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

J. O. Palmer, ESQ, Of Brooke county,
proposes to sell his farm and reside here,
after in Welisburg the better TO give at
tention to his law practice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

We are indebted to Hon. II. g. Davis
and Hon. ]. 4. UpdegrafF for valuable pub
lie documents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

TIM price paid for the Parkenburg
Journal was $4,000.
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE

NJ, " virtue Of . decree Of the Nunia,.r.
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I ISS1. ~ M cause Of CathlrnC sc6vri,,
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THURSDAY, THE 9ap DAY OF yypsr,.
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beginning at 10 0'einek A. H.. effth,a
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inc following described real estate. w, Wa
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TERMS OF SAhE-3ne halt OF the nu,rh,,...
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-06

EBALy three millions and a half OF gold
were shipped to Europe last week. No 81
cent dollars left our shores.
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A Still Further
RI EDUC I ION!
]. $. RHODES & Co.

Although during the past thirty days we
have reduced our stock considerably, we are
compelled to make a still further reduction
sit will be impossible for us to put our pres.
ent large stock in one room. We will com.
nence on
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wHEELlNo. VIVA, rEBRvARY ., lssa.
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THE NAN vs.. THE THE HERO.
= h s-+5A9 III
1BT T. Z. HODGES.

In the olden time, before patriotism
had been snpplanted by selfish ambition,
before magnanimity had yielded to parti-
san strife in every organization, before
corruption had poisoned every drop Of
blood circulating through the veins of the
social, political and religious systems Of
the world, the man and the hero were the
same. Since that time, however, they
have travelled rapidly in divergent paths,
until today they are widely separated,
and if they do not stand directly opposed
to each other, they: are certainly not
synonymous terms. H. *.@@~ Y
The man is born; hesis not dependent
upon surrounding circumstances for his
existence; lineage does not make the
man for he is found widely diAused through.
all ranks Of society; he owes not his.
existence to education, for although edu-
cation may strengthen and develop the:
principles which she finds, already existing
in his nature. she only depelopes. and cam
not create neitheriis he confined to any
country 81 climate, but no matter inwhat
cline, under what circumstances, Or
among what people, the man is ever the
same: The hero, on the other hand. is
not born, but is eminently the creature Of
circumstances; AheSowes his existence not
SO much to his own genius, and to the
development Of his own powers, as to the
whins and caprices Of others. This diff,
ference, which is confined to modern
times, may be, we presume, attributed to
a disposition Of the human race which
gives it tendency to attach something
Of divinity to whomsoever rises in the
world, no matter what the means en-
.ployed, It is in accordance with this
principle that fifty millions Of people hail
with joy the arrival of the 22nd Of Feb
ruary as the anniversary Of the.day which
gave to them a; man who should burst
the letters which had been 50 firmly fast
lened upon the American Colonies by the
British Ministry; to bring forth nation,
the grandest in the world; and to put to
scorn those sage philosophers and states
men who have SO confidently asserted that
the monarchy is the only lasting form Of
government. And while we pay such
gfateful tribute to this hero, the Father
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! '@' :: +. K T.
N E w YORK SUN
tsfX AsS 3A 3 , r. l#'I ..4 IT,. ut
For 1882. /

TnE Sun for 1881 will make its fifteenth anBual
fevolution under the present management, shining,
8 alsaSs for s big and little, mean and grIeiens,
cEac, deprased and virtuous, intelligent and lob
j tnse. .tThe Suns light is for mankind and MO-
d The good while i pours hot discomfort on the Ills
fering backs of the persiStenty wicked. tRf T.
Re Sun OF 1858 was newspaper Of Aew
Eklp4 Itdiscaraed many Of the forms, and mul-e
tksde q the snperfiuous words and phrases ofa an
Gent journalism. II undertook TO report in fresh
ossag no even, @ #
HDn1menting upon affairs with the fearlessucss III
essals.e indepsndsaee IAs success # hi s.s
& 4ermanent change in the style Of American news
papers Every important Journal established ID ahis
Iers.The Sum Every important Journal aIrsadY
exising has been modified and bettefed by the fpree
cf The Suns 4 example. I'll 4
The Sun" Of 1882 will be the same outspoten,
tEufhrteiiing, and interesting newspaper.
Bya liberal use Of the means which an abundant
fespcrity affords We shall make it bettef than RysI
VI shall print all the news putting it INTO reada-
~ shape and measuring its importance, not by the
yardstiek, but by its real interest TIE
1k6ple. Distance from Printing House Squafe siS
III Ia FIRST consideration with The Sun" WAen-
sss .aythng happens worth rsportt.i.nE r. gst Sc
8 politics we have decided opinions; and arb &C.
Re .n bat U - 4sE * faa
xve1ts. That habit IS the only secret Of 'sfae
Suns political course
The Weekly San gathers into eight pages the
best matter of the daily issues An AgTtetsit
Il ural Department Of unequalied merit, full maEfet
reports, and liberal Proportion Of literary, seisn-
" tiEcs and domestic intelligence complete T1he
4 Weekly Sum- and make it the best newspaper Eer
the farmer household that was ever printed. /
Who docs not know aud read and ike The SHn-
day Sun, each number Of which Is Golconda pfia-
teresting teratire with the best poetry ofths day
prose every line worth reading, news, hnmor-ntat-
ter enough TO Gil good-sized book, and infHitely
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you, send for THE Sun'
e Our terms are As follows: III.
Ell For the daily "Snn'' four pare sheet of twenty
eigAt columns, the price ~ mall posf paid. III IS
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SundaY paper, an eightpags sheet Of hfty-six kol-
nmlns, the price IS IS cents per month, Or 81 r3
YeAr, postage paid -.#
The Sunday edition Of 'sThe Sun" Is also farm
ished separately At s. 10 i yezr posfzse paid 4
The price Of thetEWeekiys Sua "a eight PAGES, If
fyslx eclumns Is 81 year, postage paid For egubs
a. Zen sendiag So We via send IN extra copy free
address |. w. ENGLAND. s
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III Nsl,.,siis Rslls
Gonazaea 1sgsr .Sxcoad ags
MoRGANTOWN, w VA.

dependant On Ohio, Kentucky, Old Vir-
ginia Of any other state for advice, sup
port 81 culture, the childish and peeyish
ideas Of some Of our educators and would
Be statesmen 10 the contrary notWith-
standing. & st aA..fs n 81. ilt s2sss s
The people Of this State are beginning
to realized the important fact that no XIX
tensive Intellectual greatness can BE At
tanned without a corresponding material
improvement Tie material always pre-
ceeds. The world 3 history verifes the
assertion. Look Al England France and:
Germany with their beautiful civilization
and on the other hand look at poor de-
graded, refrigerated Spain, ignorant down
failed Greece. Let the people CLEAN lesson.
from their story and turn their attention
sto lie dustfies of tfe id;ay encourage
eapitsE asld throw open thelr
lands. laws and hearts ~ railroads, iron
and coke ,maunfa ctpriss..s Il.
Let the young men turn their bstiss'
forever uponsthe Anticipated idea ef famir
" lineage Letsthem steel their hearts
against the seductive siren Of political an am
bition and demand a GEOLOGICAL survey
and make this thebeginning Of new and
bright era Of long needed improvements
The good oflthe State demands it. Iii is
expedient, it's right, it must be done.
y Let them make thorough develop ndent.
Of their RESOURCES. Then the, glad mes
senger Of the future viii bring to them
the FIRST green leaves Of hope. Then will
West. Virginia possess riches with which
the tabled wealth Of Tyre will sink into
insignifcance and there will no longer be
any caviling over appropriations for our ed
ucational and industrial Institutions. Then
we will have school. houses, academies,
churches, hospitals large and populous
cities, a numerous and contented country
population, then they may. form the basis
of a true University with its departments
of Medicine and Law, elegantly: EQUIPPED
scientific laboratories, its chairs. Of Logic.
and Philosophy and Literature, its mag
ni6cent halls Of Art and Music. Then
will West Virginia be an honored mem.
Der Of this Union. Then she will add a
beautiful lgstre 70 the brightest gems in
sdiadem that crowns the head Of this
Republic and her sons shall sing peans ofs
10y h the gods Of wealth, peace and hap.
piness
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Though tie man and The hero are not
necessarily incompatible, they are. how
ever. generally made ofdiasTent materials
and seldom ever exist together.
That one IS always 4 man, who studies
diligently the design Of God IN the crea-
tion ii the universe, and faithfully strives,
il his sphere, to accomplish the object
designed The phiIologist who spends
his life deciphering and comparing dull
old manuscripts, thus tracing the history
.of language, and, consequently, the his
tory Of the race the geologist who dives
deep into The bowels Of the earth and
brings to light the hitherto hidden history
Of those remote ages before mn inhabited
this beautiful world tie intelligent, IN
Inistakable records depressed By the,
hand Of the Creator himself upon the
living rocks, fulhlls each lis destiny BY
revealing the marvellous work ana ,inaI
terable laws OF God giving is higher con-
ceptions Of the Divine Being. and each
deserves to be called man The same,
is true Of the botanist tlle chemist khe.
,astroponaer, The Law, fIae minister, III.
short 'ot wllomsodpe IS ISslt IL
the great drama Of life.
On the other hand the hero IS usually.
that one, who sees no design in the crea-
ton, but regrrds the whole universe, with
the mutual attraction, the Independent
and complicated motions Of its members,
as the work of some mysterious chance.
He sees in himself the embodiment OIL
perfection, in all others nothing but vice
and deformity. He claims all rights for
himself, and seeks to render the rights az
all others subservient to the gratifcatic e.
Of hiseown selfish ambition. 800 H. ii.
Thus we see the former toiiing on III
obsourity, doomed to.a life Of sacrifices
unrequited, Of labors unappreciated.
While the latter flashes across the. political.
heav ems like a mighty comet, drawing.
after him, by his own attraction, a host of
adm irers, and eclipsing them all BY his
own superior brilliancy, and like the
comet he soon reaches and passes peria
helion, the zenith of his glory, he begins
to descend, his glory to wane, HE passes
out of our system, and his triumph is,
ended. 8. $3.50 s.s- - .4- z.
", Not SO with the man; he looks for his
reward not 50 much in this life As il the.
great hereafter, when weary Of the world
his trembling. feet shall pass the portals pa
that land, where existence shall Be Tho.
dearest boon because enjoyed in the
presence of his God. Z.
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HR n Iz
Tho REGIsrER has paid correspondent d
fntolligence and integrity In evefy section Of
tho El1te, whose business 1t IL to furnish the
p4per with all that interests the people of
~ locality Ito aid every effort at improve
tnept, and in the development Of the. r.
eourcssof the State. And II also has "
A CsrrssPOndents In the Principal cities
Of the country, who are wide awake in gath
sfing that which will interest and pront the
people Of West Virginia. NJ
THE MARKET REPORTs "
Y Of the leading cities, at home and abroad.
constitute d valuable feature Of the Req
4 Lewis Baker d Co are the most energetic
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worth the recording. - tdersoR KhterprfSe
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NEW BIOGRAPHIES.

Maury's series Of Geographic, with maps and III
Or Or kWs%,e%Rs1y Revised Manual
For Easy Algebra and other works Of the UnixsrsyI
Serie by Profs Venabe Holmes, GlderseeY, address,
UHIvERsTY PUBLsHISG Co., Io MbrFay.St, New York
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AZ LITER AIRY SOCIETIES.

There Literary Societies with the Universy-The
lumbar artheno
conduct their affairs subject the regulations made regard them by
the University They respectable libraries They meetweey
halls for debate
Of the familiarity the rules parliamentary proceedings They
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x VALUABLE BOOK

|iearly 500 pages, on the wealth, developed
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1lkies of articles on the

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b ESES.

The tuition fee in the Preparatory Department. In the Coles
Departments So The The textbooks
furnished the students wholesale the University
from 33B per what usually paid
methods Of Boarding Cd In families from S. week D On
clubs from $500 s2o Cd Self boarding from
Cadets furnished stationery expenses
students Sr75 A
nrFo Catalogues and other information
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= TOpftetoEs Of the WHEELING RxGls-
49, engaged the services of gentlemen
lined Tor the task, to get UP. WhAs
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