The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-12
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The Tucker county Pioneer is ak years
old and Is givingthe people OF that county
paper that merits their support.
The Grafton Sentinel, under the manage;
ment Of Mr.. George Dunnington, Is one Of
the best and liveliest State exchanges that
come to this Office.
The Buckhannon Banner has entered on
lis eighth volume. Editor McCreary has
redeemed his promises and given his peo'
pie good home paper.
A. ], lacy has retired from the Raleigh
county Incir and Mr.. A. NJ. Prince has en-
tire control OF that spicy and interesting
pape.. The Indtr has always been well ed
tied.
The Kanswha Gazette has come out in Q
new dress OF bourgeoise trimmed with
minion and nonpariel, and presentS o
very handsome appearance. The Gdsate
Is good paper, and Its continued prosper
ity Is noted with pleasure.
The Oceana Tidings, recently started IN
the wiIds Of Wyoming county, has met
with such success that it proposes 10 on.
large shortly aud print its entire paper at
home. The people OF Wyoming should
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come known to tho world.
The Randolph Enterprise wants Melon
aid for President, AMI no old, broken down
political hack. It wants as Democratic
nominee pure and honest man, with
ont a whisper OF faint against his private
or public lie. WhenS. ]. 7. hears OF this
| he will probably go, lie down and die
The Charleston Leader suggests Joseph
G. Gist, OF Brooke county, as a man to head
the Anti B ourbon ticket. Heis one OF the
largest wool growers in the State, a gentle,
man OF irreproschable character, and well
posted in State effairs. He measures up tt
the old standard, "he Is honest and cspa'
BILE"
The Morgantown New Dominien con
tiuuog striking sledgs hammer blows in
favor OF a railroad in Monongalia county.
This in face OF the decided opposition to Q
railroad that has been shown in that county
entities the Dominion to more than ordi
nary Communications for its efforts to unite
tle county with the rest Of the world.
The Marshall Herald since It became
Rennblican paper under the able manage
ment Of MIR. J. E. Hart, has shown much
| Improvement III lLs ReuSIa nnho Wy.
Her! has worked in the West virginia
| journalistic field before, and has number
OF friends glad to welcome him back and
wish him success in his present venture.
The 81. Clairsyille Gaelic defines II posi-
ton on the U. S. Senatorial question In thi!
manner: Again we say: for the United
States Senator, Hon. George II. Pendleton
And we rise to remark; for the present lei
Mr.. Henry B. Payne look after the inter
esIs OF the Standard Oil Company, and
Hon, George W. Geddes continue TO serve
the Democracy as member OF Congress
from the Mansfield district.
The Marietta Register has entered on ID
eighty.eecond year and celebrates ths
event by changing from a weekly to sem,
weekly. 1t has always been most excel
lent and reliable paper and few perhaps
enjoy better patronage. II has been q
recognized force in the politics and social
life Of Washington county for years. The
semi.weekly will not be quite as large Al
the weekly and will be furnished at the
game price as the weekly. twill undoubt
Il edly be q SUCCESS.