The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-25
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-, IrrbeT Of pesOns now elnp"V!eu "'
ThenuuV ,r,yeIrrs or drnmmers in the
/ eena,..,, s,,,es j. very larse-perhapS fully
/ VaI's s.,1nJ sl thousand. Some houses EN-, a,
/ oa' s. 's'5,,e - 5Sscp, a good many employ half
IoI Ia,,sr, g and a multitude Of houses as
tha' n0pII. y,oe a, four each, These travel
4 n'ny io,oaII n %n' the cities and towns Of the
sH@ u' ami also most Of the country
Pa.ss' P,a,,, ~"T tbe hotels. They just about
Ea''Sn,n, W. half %' the hotels of the country,
keep 3 'n,bars Wy ,r enable some Of the h. weaker
ana FI'D", make dividends. They are
'al'os., s,.,,s y aj,o in the success Of many a
'i',.,. la-,u ,s ,,sbe in the towns and villages
lygy Tas,, S,gs s.psn,l I advantages and disadsant,
'',I ,,,Je have been discussed over and
,s,,,ia. Specimens Of the opinions ex.
''..Sl ~, ai mo and con have been published
r M, columns from time to time. The
E,t tbst ttcycontinuc to exist and increase
i.sy5psce Ihal they are at least considered
aaress,y even though they should un-
,bsdtably be rcgHlcd as necessary evil.
S11"" aI,ro 4, one time and another en-.
ip,! ,.,,.al @ IN some States restrictions in the
r,y of LEGISLATION, the idea being that q
o., c's s,ll was GOOD thing in this age
,,[a~,,lI IN nreyent trade finding its
" ,I,So, VI, ,,o insvinble law of vrayitation.
''ss Ss,oaot the States undertook to trane
,,a,, o,omn,iny travellers employed by
Ia, .;,,,a,cl in their own territory, but
,La,.,;,.I s,o.ss Courts have held that a
1,,.,;,,;ro,ion ot this sort is unconstitu.
saa.I Tho State oi yiriuia has for n
sn, timo made herself prominent as a
y,.,a J,a, bos rriorcod II license law AGAINST
al honso. ,.rair. out drru,mers She
n.,.,,,. nnon tbr tbrorv ,I,st she will oct
,aa,o ,or from outsiders than her own
n,,,bon,s,rI manufacturers will he COM
n.,loJ terry Weoyo M, aware that spcb
I.u Il !, cxis,s in orv Northern
S,,,o IA o,iorccd Wa rrcsume tbev
have no surb law although some
n ,be TOWNS mav have, TIE commercial
,,,y,Ier. % into pennsvlvonia and Ohio
n,,wo rs;,Shor, wi,h4n, orv sncb rcs,rir.
,jo,, Tbos. s,o,e. oxnect n give md
t,En in Mi. matter ,nd cali ,bs account
.on,n WosI v;r,;n;o hos ,lwovu stood
on ,ba s.mo s;Jo S%o ho. %c,n ror.od
viii ,bo nro,ros,i,,o S.n,o, in Nj. mo,sor
p, @ +, ' .,oms ,bo, ,ho oIJ ', vin,in;" ;ns,inoto
~. ,,' :, .,;,, I, o"o" , 80 T ~" .,n. "a sh" ,n"s
,,, sr,,r , ~o n,,,s, s,,"o," m ~ rI,orot~ro ~ nrno
sa, a,;aa ", %as ,' ,oan ;,,-s,,aI ~ 1av ~
a,.h , l,nnrnor w f"ro;,.,, nnJ Jomc.,;o
Wan Moro 10 ono nonso1"t;on 70 .,,o
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sa,' ,,"E;,o, ~ ,;',I 1 ',",,s nv % .;s
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i,on,,,;s',o,t.,,n,,. ~ Iii ~ Ie.a.
iFomMs pocEetHook' lie will no longer
feloEe The hearts oi the country landlords
Tl,n st,o.,, ~ ,', " "' 4',s 80. go 80, 's
,oyor,I o,ha, s,-,"., 'a -, Is raso.N
several otAeF streams will become very
%'eaaa'ea indeed The ioss to some Of
Tue towns OF the interior will probably be
SPr,ous' II, now serious time will tell:
. i@eEe IS one thing to be SAID ioF the
'00't0 arammers' They save many q
.at''''a"' Ia. Inc expenses OIL a u,P 70 tne large
""tS' a" hey sell him soouS Oh Sample
as cheap, il not cheaper, than he can buy
the same goods after the expense OF n trip
10 ,be ,jties u. eocs out to sell and he
s.,,. n,,','...',.,.o Co. S t..~I,;., 49,
sv''', inc country mercnalI t.s n.", Gun,
Stantly at an advantage. He is at home
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