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National Republican., 1883-05-05
s9lun,p TO guam.

Il CAN LEND 10 RELIABLE OFFICIALS, ON
1 good notes ana securities, at liberal Interest
eco 600 IN small sumS can on JOHN a. SMITH,
z2i fonr-And a-hat street northwest ma6ats
XXyHO WANTS MONEY ~ HAVE 10000 no
w lQnd ~ per cont all letters conhdenlia. Ad
dress Fostofoe BOX "a inyd.8ts
NToNKY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTHE
lNA lowest rates DANENHoWER a son, l2l5R
street northwest nol3.u
National Republican., 1883-05-05
VILLA SITES, TRUCK FAn,

VILLA SITES, TRUCK FAfe
Fifty acres at Terra Gotta will be divided into bs
TO suit purchasers and sold at reasonable prices
easy TERMS
Also Handsome Country Residence, with 40 acres,
hne spring. good improvements, &C. at Terra Gotta
Applyto 10 Ohm SHERMAN & CO.,
Real Estate, OF F street,
Or 10 J. b. wILrRERGER at Terra Gotta.
-JoHN A. PRESCOTT
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
I4Iep>ls5TREET NORTHWEST.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
DRoPERTY FOR RENT AND SALE
ny
CHARLES W. HANDY,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
mi F STREET NORTHWEST.

BRICK HOUSES NORTHWEST FOR RENT.
li42 street, 10 t35 90
1879 Eighth street., rooms possession May 10.
30 90
l5il Pierce street, q 80
BRICK HOUSES, MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
FOR SALE:
l7fo FBtreet 10 rooms 5000
l2S II street, 10 $500
lf2o street. ...,,,....,. $3.50
1907 Thirteenth street. rooms. $500
1915 Ninth street, 10 1850
liiO Pierce street, sroons.... ....,......... $500
I5 street, Srooms.... ...,., sees. ....... 5000
l22' thirteenth street. IL s,........... 1900
40 Eleventh street, rooms.. ............... $500
6Oo street, 10 $500
lS27 Eighth street. Also
l0ll Fierce street, $500
1907 street, 10 rooms. 0OOO
lSOI street 5000
1875 street, ...,.-.... 5000
l4O2 Fifteenth street, 45UO
lOO5 Eleventh street. 10 0rooms...,...,....... 5000
1906 kngman's Place. rooms ....... ......... 3lbO
q2o M street. 10 rooms. 1000
81 Tenth street. 10 rooms. .,............ 1000
sos M street. u ... 6,7OO
23Oo nj street, 10 ... 1000
03l 7 street, 10 ..,..-....... $500
lai2 street. ~ rooms s".,.,u.......,.,,.,.,. 5000
have also.eIur'n lots for sale in all parts of
the city.
FoR SALE
National Republican., 1883-05-05

rWEAKI AND UNDEyELooIPEIDo PARIs p,AaST OF OF
We, Is an interesting advertisements
that there Is no evidence Of fhumbug about this.
Ia The contrary, the advertisers are very highly In
NTsed Interested persons may get scaled circulars
living all particulars by addressing Eric Med. Co.
o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, N. I,-1oledo EUentn0 Bee.
locSlu
National Republican., 1883-05-05

\ TOR BEsT.AND CHEAPEsT PARAsoLs, SUN
IN umbrellas, baskets, white aud black goods, l2'ac,
fmys.3T YoUNGS.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
SltrsonaI.

|NoR ADoPTION-wANTED SOME RESPoN-
sble person to adopt two Interesting children; OF
IhnCd paTentage boy aud girl, aged respectively
National Republican., 1883-05-05

NHE STEAMER THOMPSON GOES TO CO.
lonlal Beach Monday, wednesday, aud SAtur-
National Republican., 1883-05-05
RsaI 6stats 8rOhrrs.
s. K1nBALL
|NoR RENr-DY .. II, WARNER,

iH Is 81 o',...".".. p % G. Bridge st, Gtn, Is 90
IDur Weekly Hent List, published every Monday
Morning., contains complete schedule OF our houses
pres, shops, and arnis offered for rent, together
tth descriptions, prices, &c and how they may be
N loan on real estate Call.
II. II. WARNER, Oi8 street
National Republican., 1883-05-05
for SnIr--Yots.

fOr Salt -SOts.
T1oR sALE-vERY CHEAP, IF SOLD I'M
II mediaely, IA acres Of land with house and barn,
on helghs qeSE HeT9rd ~ I'm yGrSy and new Tsse
mn5jtF
IGOR sALE-ALL OR PART or THE WEST
reat hs a Si s4ase 9 oGas on soG cents snS
he gr9Gnd liss & &os5sn1niy 5 and Is great 6srssn
EoR SALE CHEAP-oNLY sciO-sEyERAL
II beautiful lots on street. lust east OF Eleventh
street northeast one square north Of Lincoln Park
SnHa' 'seT at
Eon ,sALE7-AT ssio EACH, PAYABLE IN
small monthly payments beautiful 6ullglng Y lots
southeast j. ". sTGRi. iiaJ New @ York avenue '''
ny21t
EoR sALE-CHEAP. LOT ON THREE
streets ana ~ reservation; improved With & frame
Cstreets, stanton Square Apply ut 4Ol Ninth street
-
for SaIe-- farms.
IIoR SALE A FINE FARM OF 81 ACRES ON
dale and RFSiriSS SoasI To So Va, i mile; nom ON
washingi9n "a u lie from rall"ayi GOO aud for
sSSd civ WI prcpe SS 'rYs TYER P @
Real Estate and Insurance, 1926 street northwest.
lna2ot
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ,I'rY PROP
IL erty-A most drllrNhc ra-den and dairy fnrm
Soi9tanng i & eS es tlHto! on M H. p0tomac "
dwelling with necessary outbulldlngs. Apply ~ 7O8
y street northwest mai-6tt
E'oR sALE-AT A sACRIFIcE.-A FINE
ton BisHoP ( HILL, los street northwest ss.tf
----------- - -------= -
educational.
TVlHE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT in
Il eighty conversations by Pi,oE q. GINESl;
fteen years experience. Address us Spruce street,
lie Drolt Park. mRSlt'
RENsoN II, PIERCE, ELocuTIoNIsT-PRI
ID vate and class instruction; separate class for
ladies. Room 50, Corcoran Building my@dt'
1919 AND i2H FOURTEENTH STREET
3 Il = l. - near FourIeelth-sireet Circle Norwood
Institute. select school for ladies few n9arders
n0OBm -----
CyPENcERIAE BusINEss COLLEGE,
- ooRNIfFbS9N!TSS ~ 4: BGbi's:p}lhNSGsrs y
Day ana eysnini .e.,oes Ior tae elacaIloq OF son,
LansnSsc, Bssns,s Lrithnpte, speuqerian PraciI.
oai Penmsgship book X eBlng, by single 2anl double
lure, P9llllell Economy, ommercial Law.
seholaTshlp for year nom date entrance, day or
for year by instSllments College circular mailed on
'rT'e'''N HENRY @ SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA A, SPENCER Vlee'PrinepaL auu
Sost anO found.
r osT-ON II STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR
~ Eleventh street, ~ bill. reward ifreurned 10
on IL street northwest nal-9tF
Y oST-TiI uRsDAY MORNING, MAY q. AN
M n ~ m sSRns aPfrS eF r3InrS d.
1920 Virginia avenue southwest Is requested, for
when a reward VIII DC neia: neia: myt.nl
r osT-MAYs. .. BErWEEN. SEVENTH AND
IL streets northwest and 725 Ninlh street northwest
q DRgk lace nuhn, large size, Flnuer Will be re-
warded BY returning 10 725 Ninth street northwest
-
National Republican., 1883-05-05
4lanttS- nlist,IIau,ous.


wv ANTED-ro BUY ON MONTHLY PAY.
wv mens, furniture sufficient to furnish a small
house 6y responsible party. Address A. r., Repnb-
UTANTEb-LADIEs AND YOUNG MEN IN
,o ;STs % Sco s 70 SnSw ,hS, & We can furnish
homes wnere tney can easily make rom ~ to II
deyi the work can be done in spare time without
peddling, and 40 stamp required for rcp'y. Address
p once to i; MILLARD co, manufacturer, Bos.
Ton, Oox o'23t naJ--t
VIZ ANTED-I WISH TO PURCHASE A lot
'! @xloQ between +, Ninth, and Fourteenth streets
XNDY ~ street. aSeGs nortSWes fSTisG'' ohNN5 mSist
XUANrED--IADIEs AND GENTLEMEN OF
w Influence protesiant and catholicJ, in light,
pSr Week a Address 81 s6Io eSnS SSSSh
can Ounve mn4-t-
SroRAGE- SAFE AND SECURE STORAGE
- Tor inrnllure nnd goods q parties leaving town
west myl-3ts
DERsoNs GOING TRAVELLING CAN FIND
h VSs oVsu1e no sSre bg ss gqSds
antique furniture for sale. myi-3ts
WANTED.AN OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST
w $500 or sl,oO0 With services, In n paying bus-
ness. Address RICHARD. Republican 0nicc. 4stt
WILL PAY THE RENT OF HOUSE AND
NY give use Of furniture to neat quiet couple who
MI location and nice house ADDRESS Z. a. Repn6ii.
can ~ OIuee. myt-Stt
WANTED-To -BoRRow-s2OOo FOR TWO
w years. lien on Loudoun County (Nirginia) farm
assessed az over $1,000. Address BUSINESS, Lees
burg Val my3-Ste
w TANTED-soME STU DENTS DEsIRoUs TO
w learn German, French or Latin terms reason
able. Address A. P., Republican Office. ma3-3tF
VIZ ANTEp- SECOND II MD BICYCLE, ABOUT
w " Inch; price not to exceed Sg6 Address
CASH Republican onict. my2-3tt
Nov Is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR TOOLS
IN and cutters sharpened At II. ROSENDALE'S
steam Grinding and File Works bi3 X street north.
west. Special attention paid to prinding paper
knives and pasteboard shears hay and grass ctlers
&C. Tools of any description made and repaired.
All Work warranted, my2Btf
WANTED = SHORTHAND PUPILS ny A
w fully competent person. who will give three
lessons week and charge only e. month. Address
NJ. IL. ", Republican Once ap2s-Gts
WANTED--FIVE CENTS PER LOAD PAID
w for all dirt put In hole on east side of Third
street, between aud II streets northeast. j. w.
sTAiR, lf29 New YORK avenue. npl6lm
DART1Es LEAVING THE CITY CAN HAVE
Il their furniture, &c, hauled packed for ship
ment or stored. Apply TO w. y, MOSES q SON,
seventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue. mal7.tf
yUANTED--YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
w hrst-class tailor's make secondhand suit,
much better and n great deal cheaper than common
new suit can be bought, at
National Republican., 1883-05-05

ID IL. WARNER,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
OOe STREET NORTHWEST.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
d0lantro-1uusrs.

VIZ ANTED-A HOUSEO OF FROM TO 10 ROOMS
w by n small family OF adults; must he pleasantly
located northwest, reasonable rent 49,, have mod
ern improvements. Address CAREFUL, Republican
OnlCc. mn6-3t~
WY ANTED TO PURCHASE A DWELLING
w and store, or dwelling that can be changed into
n store must have stable or lot on which to build
one; price not overAsi,OM SWORMSTEDr Il
BRADLEY, 02S street northwest. myi-3t
National Republican., 1883-05-05

TTSEFUL FEET
" Are requisite TO health aud comfort, hence the
e,ite OF the world, far ana near visit
DIR. WHITES EsTABL1sHMENT
iilG Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
For the successful treatment of hard and son corns
bnniOns, inverted nails vascular excrescenees, aud
other ailments OF the feet.
Established In Washington, d. g., In 1851.
der "
National Republican., 1883-05-05

ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ,IrY PROP
IL erty-A most dplirphc "a den and dairy firm
49, ac es stlet1t on the Potomac, ga
miles fr m Navy Yard bridge; q ComtOrta ,-loom
dwelling with necessary outbudlngs. Apply 81 7O8
ID street northwest. na5GtH
'ENOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A FINE
~ grazing iarm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP & HILL. lOOS street northwest 23-tf
National Republican., 1883-05-05
Summer YparSing.

bNIIREE UNENGAGED ROOMS CAN NOW BE,
II secured for n delightful summer home, Apply
premises, seventh street road, or JNO. h
LAGErT BrIghtWnod, D. O. ap3O-6tN
National Republican., 1883-05-05

DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Il 1T reasonable summer rates. 25S North Capitol
street.
National Republican., 1883-05-05

A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTh BILE
"A suite of rooms, second oor. for gentleman and
VIE; terms reasonable for summer; To be seen at
p m. llj7 Fourteenth street. my2-atf
National Republican., 1883-05-05

WY TANTED-A GENTEEL BOY, TO TAKE CARE
w ola horse. 1918 Fourteenth street northwest.
my2-3ls
National Republican., 1883-05-05
JUsTH's OLD STAND.
No, Gs D STREET NORTHWEST

n. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than m
W Al Al,
National Republican., 1883-05-05
SdrantrS- -Situatiuns- -NluIr.

yANTED-sITU ATIoN-BY A GOOD SOBER
w workman, to go TO TO some hotel at the sprinKs
understands bread, rolls, Cakes, pies puddngs lel-
Hes ice cream Roman and claret punches charlotte
lsse, aud blanc mango. Address W. j., gJ7 street
northwrs. myl.3t.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES EMPLOY
"a, inent from Bp M. 10 10 p. M; can write well.
Apdress w, Republican Office my23tf
National Republican., 1883-05-05

FoRsALT-
Two Handsome Building sites, fAcing Du Pont
THos j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-05
YrnI estnt,.

TOR SALE
Desirable Building Lot on Vermont avenue, near
THos j. FISHER 4 Co,
1924 4 street northwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
DOrsey's story.
Ne,e York World.

'"
1t is a tale Of treachery, cowardice, brib'
cry, corruption and dishonor without pre-
cedent in this republic.
1t is a story so shameful that, though its
burning disgrace may drive from power the
party implicated in it, we cannotbut regret
that it is true. The first interest OF every
honest citizen is not in party success, but
in honest government. The good name Of
the country is more precious than the con-
troll Of its politics; and all honest govern
ment is Knocked, all good reputation
brought to shame, when we are compelled
to admit the treachery, the corrupt bar
gaining, the trading of high offices, the
s~ubornation of influence. the Matchmaking,
the surrender to ~millionaires, the coaces'
sion to thieves, and all the dark ubiquitous
details which go to make up that record.
Are we certain Of the facts? Those who
would most wish to deny them do not dare
to call for the proofs. Conspirators seldom
leave evidences of their conspiracy in ma
terial form, but no man in his senses can
dispute the evidences OF that tangled con-
spiracy which embraced the whole Repub-
lican party in its crime, which extended
from the nomination of a President to his
assassination, and which had (ard has) the
plumber OF a republic as its booty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
Ohio.
Richmond Dispatch.

"E*N'N
Why is it that all the papers talk about
judge II, ably, and so few Of them about
his opponent? Do you know the name of
that opponent? 1t is Judge Foraker. He
is the Republican nominee. He claims,
nd his friends claim, that he expects to be
elected. He is a lawyer and an ex.juige,
as is his competitor, and yet, as We have
said, Judge Hosdly's name is upon every
tongue, whilst Judge Foraker's is upon
comparatively few.
Everybody has the right to explain to
suit himself the fact We have mentioned
hat is, if he can make what seems to him
to be a truthful explanation. Our expla.
nation Of it is that Judge Hoadly is a real
leader of the people, and Judge Foraker is
not. Hoadly is a man Of ideas. Forakeri is
a man Of words. Hoadly discusses with
high ability constitutional questions, So
Geological questions, and all the other
questions involved in the remarkable cam.
paign now going on in Ohio. Foraker de-
claims. He is very sharp, and can make a
telling stump speech-one that will please
the ears not only of the average voter. He
can stick many more pins into Judge
Hoadly han Judge Hoadly can stick into
him.
But which will win the race? II "princi
Piles, not men, be the governing consider
alton with the voters, then they will vot
without reference to Judge Foraker sharp
~sallieS, and for the man who represent,
their ideas. Judge Hoadly seems to Us to
be the ADLER man Judge Foraker the better
stumper. Judge Hoadly can argue out his
propositions. Judge Foraker can make his
hearers forget that there are any PROPOSE,
tions Of importance involved in the cam
paign.
But when the voters stand before the bal
lot.b0x they will be more likely to be in
fuenced by the philosopher and economist
than by the rhetorician and wit. In a
word, Judge Hoadly will be elected the
next Governor of Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

said. "the public cannot afford to have
its business put at the mercy Of aeon
test over wages and hours Of labor be-
tween employers and employed, as II 1t
were their exclusive affair. Some
means must be provided for settling
such controversies with a-proper regard
to the just claims Of both sides, and
without disturbing the business Of those
who are not directly concerned In the
controversies. In the absence OF such
means duly provided and of legislation
to prevent telegraph strikes, these peo-
pie should proceed with extreme eau
ton, and remember that the public is
likely to be controlled by its self-inter-
est, and not to brook with patience any
effort to paralyze the facilities for COM
nercial intercommunication as q means
of coercion In private quarrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

BARNESvILLE is the boss town for
berries. Not satisfied with beating the
world on strawberries, it is trying its
hand on raspberries. The Enterprise
says:
They are of red color, and in size are
more like medium Wilson strawberries, as
raised here, than ssspberries. Many OF them
measured pa inches in circumference, and
some Of them three inches. From base TO
spex they were three, fourths of IN inch.
Nine of them laid in q row., spoon
fashion," measured six inches. These are
certainly the king raspberry in size, and
We venture the assertion that they cannot
be surpassed by any grower, here or else
where. They are q good berry in quality,
more solid thsn the Philadelphia, and will
bear shipment to the NOS distant market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
THE TELEGRAPHERs' THUNDER.
RnlE

The telegraphers' strike is the most
fcreible and formidable revelation that
could be given of the serious effects of
this mode ofsettling differences between
employer and employe, upon the busi-
ness of the country.
When a strike occurs among a class
of manufacturers it does not seriously
interfere with any other department of
trade unless iE is protraeted through a
long period. Other business can go on,
although at some disadvantage, and
none but those directly engaged in the
strike are seriously injured.
But a strike Of the telegraph opera
tors affects the business and domestic
concerns ofthe whole country. 1t is ads
aster to the business prosperity Of the
country which everyone is ready to say
should be made impossible. Yet, how?
There is no law and probably never
will be any in this country against the
privilege Of an individual to quit work
in a peaeeable way and refuse wages
that he regards insufficient compensa-
ton. To take from him this privilege
would be to make of him a slave aud Of
his employer q tyrant who could COM
pei him to subait to any conditions he
chose to impose.
But a question may arise-it may be-
come necessary for the government to
so enact-that in an employment where
so large a number Of men are engaged
and upon which the business Of the
country so largely depends, some pro-
vision should be made between en-
ployers and employees in the nature offs
continuing contract, terminated only
ON sufficient notice, that would prevent
any sudden surprise or shock to the
business ofthe country.
The law now makes it obligatory
upon q public corporation like that Of q
telegraph or railroad company to give
the people never failing facilities for
communication and travel. No allow.
ance is made for strikes. They cannot
cease their functions for any eause that
human foresight and diligence can
overcome. This principle was laid
down and enforced by the courts in the
great railroad strikes in New York last
summer. There the companies Were
held liable to shippers for delay in the
transmission of freight. The compan-
les had q right to refuse the demands of
the freight-handlers but it was their
duty to supply their places without un-
reasonable delay.
The whole matter is beset with great
difficulties. 1t Is a matter in which the
State or general government should be
slow to interfere. But, as has been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
EFeRinJ Journal.


Exclusive right" is q significant term.
1t means a great deal to consumer and pro-
Queer generally profit to the latter bat OPP
preston to the former. The means of
living are afforded to the largely
by competition, but an exclusive right
destroys competition and places the many
at the mercy of the few. 1t is wrong in
theory and pernicious in application. The
experience of all municipalities ought to
afford some guide when exclusive" de-
msnds are made; aud these lessons show
that by granting exclusive rights" the
cost Of light, fuel and water, elements that
abound most plentifuIly has been largely
enhanced, and in many instances made
engines Of oppression to the people. We
cannot go too slow in granting exclusive
rights"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
ACarA.
To he Editor Of Me Reqister.

10 me Edst0f % INC hegutc.
MolaAxrowH, WA, July H.-In Prof.
Berksley's card published in your issue of
this date, / notice q reference to myself
which is totally erroneous. The only evil
dencs adduced In the case-and there is no
other-seems to be found in the fact that
my brother, In accordance with his custom
heretofore, is spending Q portion of his
summer vacation al my home. However
glad I may always be to give him a broth
er's welcome to the old homestead, this
fact makes neither Of rs responsible for
the acts of the other, here or elsewhere.
In the case in question the articles referred
to were written without my approval, and
contrary to my advice. I did not even
know that they had been written until l
saw them in print. Prof. Berkeley is sim
ply mistaken. am no more responsible
for the articles than he is himself.
Trusting that you will give place to this
statement, / am,
Very respectfully,
D. B. PURrSroS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Eek.
= is,ing oetween VIM. link and Albert
Zihk, under the firm name OF VIM. link q
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Albert Tin retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late arm are earnestly requested TO call
and make settlement with VIM. link, who
alone is authorized to settle the accounts of
WIN. link & Son.
The business will be carried on at the old
stand as heretofore. WIN. INK.
spl4 ALBERT link.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

If the city of Wheeling can be sup
piled with natural gas at an advantage,
they will take it. And they ought not
to be deprived of the opportunity to
take it. The way ought to be left open
to them to obtain it on the best terms
and without unnecessary delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
THE UNlVE RSITY OF WOOSTER,

Glasses open to students Of either sex. Near
ly so students in attendance. Large endow-
ment. Collegiate department fully equip
red. Standard OF study ranks with the first.
MOdern Languages thoroughly taught Pre-
psTatory department conducted by perma-
nent teachers. Embraces ali primary studies
Religious influences predominate. Musical
department under charge OF Karl MerZ. A
thorough education TO be obtained at small
expense. Students should send for a cats-
lcsue before going elsewhere. Fail term opens
september 18th. Address The President, oil
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Treasurer, Wooster, o.
iySeodgb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
0ttelbein University.

For both sexes. S6th year begins Wednesday
sept. 5th. Classical and Philosophical courses
With Preparatory N Teachers De apartment
30 pays tuition and all i~ncidentals one year
Expenses KEPT low for o but worthy stu
dents. Good facilities for study OF Music,
Drawing and Painting. Standard OF study
ranks with best In the State. No saloons
Healthful, beautiful location. students re.
ceived at any time. Address Rev. II. A
ID. l., Prest, W~es,erville, U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

MEN and capital wanting to furnish
the city gas at a fair profit don't want
any exclusive privileges. They are in
no danger of competition as long as
they are fair with their patrons. Ex-
elusive privileges could serve but one
purpOse-to protect them in practieing
eNtOrtiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

PRIOR to Wednesdays sculling
match. Ross had been recognized as the
only Oarsman in the world who could
have much hope of beating HANLAN.
The ease with which the great cham
pion got away with him would seem
to leave HANLAN the unthallenged boss
of the waters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
WEST VIRGINlA UNIVERSITY.

THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM.
i Der s, 1881 Ten Separate Schools, in.
Guiding School of History and School OF Eng
fish. Full courses In Law and Medicine, eX.
tending throughout the session. Enlarged
facilities :or study of Physical Sciences and
Agriculture; completely equipped Chemical
laboratory. Thorough coursesi In Ancient and
Modern Languages and Literature. Text books
at cost. Necessary expenses not over eI7H
For catalogues and other information cd.
dress W. L. WILSON,
President
AGSc M0roaOf0 w Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

THE heightened plan of editing a
paper, as exemplifed by the hteVigenccr
in its discussion of public questions, is
to impugn the motives of those who
differ with them and to denounce their
opponents Is "demagogues." That's
the CAMPBELLONIAN plan. And its 50
very crushing.