The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-21
sta,e ana Near.py Press.

The iMorgantown NelU DOMINION ls still
urging its people TO do something towards
procuring a railroad in that county.
The Grafton Sentinel thinks that few men
have filled the Presidential chair with
more credit than President Arthur.
The Steubenville Herald comes out
squarely and says that the new City Build.
ing is a financial failure. 1t Is an elephant
that ia continually calling for money.
The Bellaire Evening Tribune has en-.
larged to 7-column paper. This was
necessary in order to accommodate Its in.
creased patronage. It il an energetic and
clever paper.
The Waynesburg Messenger got little
mixed on the recent election and summed
the matter up in this style: ave have met
tho enemy and some OF US Is his'n and
some Of him are our'n."
The Kanawha Gazette has procured new
type and proposes to improve It's appear.
ance, which even now Is far above that OF
the average weekly. The Gasette appears
to be prospering, as 1t deserves.
The STATE Tribune wants to know II Sec
rotary Sialnaker has failed to please the
powers tina: be, that his endorsement Is not
on the prettily worded Thanksgiving pro.
nunciamento OF Governor Jackson.
The Wetzel Democrat will celebrate New
Years by appearing in new dress, from
new press, with new head dress, longer
columns, etc. It will then be six-column
euarto and, as 1t has always been, q good
county paper, excepting always Its rabid
Democratic proclivities.
The Wellsburg Herald is Of the opinion
that Thanksgiving proclamation less pre-
tentious in Its typographical get up would
have disseminated the florid Information 1t
contained Just as well as the handsome one
sent out, and the bill Of the public printer
would have been much less.
The Thanksgiving proclamation Of his
Excellency struck the Barbour Jefersoni.
an hard, as witness the following: "For
depth and beauty and appropriateness, the
ielicitousy worded muium in pdrro Thanks
giving proclamation OF Governor Jackson
surpasses anything Of the kind We have
ever seen."
The Wellsburg Herald has commenced
the publication Of It's 3sth volume. The
Herald has always been successful and is
highly esteemed by Brooke county people.
Always aiming to be careful and correct 1t
has been Of great benefit to Its readers.
That the Herald may live many more yearB
under It's present management is our wish.
The Raveuswood Nttrs is 10 years old.
For the past six years the Messrs. McGltt :
lin have had charge and have really made
1t what It is, bright and newsy, by their
ability and perseverance,. Ills one Of the
best county papers in the State. The Nelrs
is alive to the necessity for railroad in
that county and urges the people to work
tor one.
The Panhandle NetrS gives the boom
recently started by some one from some
where for Governor Jackson as q pemo'
cratic Presidential nominee, mild encour-
agement in its last issue. It says he has
filed the Executive chair OF West Virginia
with ability and honor, and no doubt
would more nearly fill the bill as Presi-
dental candidate than number OF other
Governors who have been talked Of in this
connection.
Mr.. Morris, Of the Richie Gazette, has
associated with him as editor and publisher
Mr.. Jno. II. Liniger, a well known Richie
county man, said to possess considerable
ability. Mr.. Morris says: 1T 10 absolute
" necessary that we be relieved to an ex-
tent OF the drudgery we have endured for
thirteen years. We desire to devote more
attention, henceforth, to business more
lucrative than publishing paper" This
communistic utterance Is surprising.