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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16


borough educational irai!l!n@.- ~
r. IIaIrIson, Chairman OF Faculty University
u Virginia
90 not hesitate TO recommend the Ken
more High SchOOl "a, in every resPeu d.~er''
ing the ron fGeuce and patronage o! tle ppp
.ic.-Wm. r Peters, Professor OF Latin, I"i-
versity OF Virginia. "
kenmore Academy Is regarded as am ng'l
The be-t OF the Virginia schools OF high grade
-George Frederlck HOLMES, Professor OF
Historical Literature and Rhetoric, Jhl'ef-
sity Of Virginia. ,,,
jreCard In. Kenmore tChno' as standing
ieserv.dly in the fr-t rank of high scho1ls
d the several IaTtiCUIaTs 81 thorough teacn'
ins fudiciouS management, Lea.iLiulueSS
md accessi hillfy.-F. y. -miih, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy. University OF virginia
feel certain that the course OF teachiUG al
NeumUIe Is unusually soid ana enecuNc.-
thomas r. Price ProfeSSnr ~ GreeK.
Nv knowledge OF M. II. A. Strhdes shi.i'
lies ana attachments his great success a. a
teacher. and the nigh Standing wntch ms
pupiIs have obtained Uppn entering The nj
vprSiiy Justify me IN econ nendlng hl> flRn
school mot earnestly and cordlhIE.-~Ch"'e
Ne We're, Professor ~ Modern Languages.
CuiveI-tty OF Virginia.
FROM PATRONS
In my opinion II has no superior - IL.
Henry. Judge OF Amherst county.
Asa patron q your school take pleasure
u commencing 10 In the highest terms l1F Its
rDsDy aGvEn aget.- THy' or Berry.
10 It's moral ard gsDtlemanly teaching.
nd Influences II has no superipr'-SaihIs'
VI. Garland.
have sent two Of my sons there, and am
IN every way Est.fei with the disc pine aGd
educa ioual methodist OF The scbonl.-lnhn $
yoshy. !yi-eodys
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p 81. va s7rc.fs 'or Epuept,c Fits.-6a
r... ST.. E.s >glsuls and Falling Sickness "a
y g. .-- Sc. 4SnrsS quickly relieved and cured.
2 .-.... u ',v -l2.. Ia us.i-iCE2 OF fcver.~Ga !
& y. ----.iE"s ems Of disease and sickness.
CO.. r-'- h-gtches and stubborn blood sores
, .--.~ }..nH. g-iaNuEs sluggish c rcUlatiOn-i
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49,. -.i.-E, -r.- AM promptly cures paralysis
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r. = ~-ry--,a and Kings Evil, twin brothers
e.. IS ~. h-ya.h - GOOD, removing Cause.
=. -- Be-. .--r.. - and clears complexion.
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: t..L.a 80 l---t.- catEIr-ic or Opistes.
J. -.. g.. CAGES i.atCula'isa. hy routing it+EA
- rs 'H.a--r.i.- propo-t. - the blood q
p, -s-tn.5 90 Gaze. al. nrr on disorders. "a
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i .. ..-rr. -.'a -El 2vi-orrtcs the BODY
t.-.- E,-Tar>.g - money ra'urdcd.-Ea
= .....--... 81. v,riE.-- D. ay.rEsty thousand
/, .-- .r.. 5.i4us IT, {. -. aIl EUroye-Sa
l. o.. % c..-.. VA. r. In I : and EUroPe.-d
p IS o. sa.. q OF own i gaGQIc.or.
r s-.. y 81. .rNLi2- GrGg-iSts- S!-@|6z
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

* No. . Triumph Of science. but i Z revel7-
non through the instinct Of the uututOrad
"a =, 90 and II = COnu'ets antiuOte tOaI kinds
% B.,.yd Poison aud skin Hum 7.
Sw,'f's Specific has cured me OF ScrOfu|t,
which - nrreilra Ty IN my fanny. have
srtF-red with 70 FOR many years, and have
rrleC , .resi many pGysiciHn> and al SOTtS
~ r.t-Ylt out 70 no purpose; and EGau l
.. ~. rpr.ks Swlft'S SPECIFIC I was IN a hOr-
-.rlt cnnGllOn: but thanks 10 this great
-.rnr.fy ] am nj OF the disease. There IL no
.trunr mat TITS the greatest medicine 10 eXlN-
t.rC,. Pm. hope any VINO dOuotS Will write
90 ne. L - ~ \ " - . -,
AF-.- offering twenty-five. years with a
rqfu o.. Dry letter. and trying many Fly>i.
r.-r. I was at i - relieved oy the use OF
-Sl',', spec nc, and I cheerfuily commend It
q. al, ,.ulI'arlv afflicted.
REV. I. r. BRANHAM, Macon, Ga
- NNNREwARO will be paid 70
u u Bany ch, mist who vii md,
on a. 4 - OF ~ DO tie : =. =. \, one ptrUcte
a. ul-.rrry, iodiie pot aSSium, or any min-
- THE sw ,f~r SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, ATLANTA, GA.
ss-Write for the little Book, which will be
ma. 20 rec.
Price. snail size, slnJ per boz trge
sJe Hn,5 ~ double quantity oh,te'
A.. druggists sell it. = y"
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Wool.

EThe wool market is very unsettled this
week, owing 10 the large failure in the east
The prices are the same as last week, but
sales not near so large. Best wool brings %
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August Is -Hogs-Easier,
common and light 81 2jQj -; packer
and butchers 81 S5Gd5 40. Receipts $50
head shipments loo head.
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Prod nee.

Corrected by ISHAM X DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1873 Main Sire I.
These prices are based upOn wholesale los
only. Allowances must be made for small
er lots.
Appes-New crop in market selling al
81 75tLi 80. owing 10 condition.
BuIer-Prime 10 choice creamery 2t2Oc;
choice dairy l>d3Dc: common 10 fair do 10
isc; good 10 prime country roll lISlSc; COM
mon mixed stock Sdloc; good demand.
Becswax-Is quoted at .St,G30c per n.
m Sfn1r s fn2 n Sy m aarS fat S o. lima
beans 81 a6c per q. In good demand
ChreSe-Saies in a ioo66Ing gay o. prime me
mild Ohio factory AT 96l2Ec; New YORK 60.
Shen l4ta9I5c; Sweitzer ljS.6c; Ltmoerger Il
dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
2Sctg-c: impaired do. l5glUc; raspberries $40
SIC: blsck berries lUc. New sun dried-Appies
Quarters &c. Sliced SfIAc; peaches new halves
s. C: do quarters } @a5 e; do pared l5alSc;
do oIack6erries- x; d. raNpoerriss $+tt,:;
pies !lal7c. Apples very slow.
Egr~-S'rictiy fresh STOCK, fair demand al
lI"ljC per dozen.
lcatneT>-IhOce 6ab0c in original PACK
ages i;rIc NOR in small los.
Foreign Fruits Florida oranges s. bOa7 ~
per box; MeSSina do - .'AS ~; aieuc!a 40
- AZ - per case; Ja1nSlca do - ttd5 " per
bSi MeSSina lemons 81 jlaj ~ per box.
Honey -Choice white clover 2Sa25c: choice
Pra~EGreen 81 jOal 60 per buShel; split ia
PoiStoeS-Near by receipts q > per bh!.
Pou}lry-ILve chickens y ,-'a3 , per dozen
chickens lSal+c: dressed turkeys l6aloc, De-
mEpu good for live.
Pa.s-Are steady AZ 1'+a2c for white mixed
cotton; 1al]1c for al wool and lAal'sc TOT
" SSSeefs-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 lOa2 %
Der uuShel: clover small seed IS 0JaS ~; large
s 7lstg ", as 10 quality.
Sweet Cider-@and refined ~ OOaS - per Dbl:
country SjaS; crab SO.
Swe-T Corn-Is quoted AT 4IZa5c Per n.
TalOw-COuntry 6a6hTc; city 1a7[9c.
Green Stuff-PeaS 81 GOal 3 per hai barre! ;
cuCUU,berS s. Ug,l2 ~ per oushel box; siIll2
beans 81 OOd2 - per buShel box cabbage :! ~
per box Bermuda OniOnsS 81 ~ per box; SOUTH
erntomatoes 81 scar % per bushel; green on
ions and radiShes 5GJlUc per dozen punches.
Flour, Grain and Feed.
Corrected every week by NJ. & ]. POLLOCK,
manufacturers 0f the silver Gloss Flour. at
the Pacific MIL, corner OF Fourteenth and
Market streets. Market very dull. The re-
ceiptS OF new wheat very light.
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n Agent wanted. o day -
~ y seliinz ouY uew Hcossnod
Articsa and Family sealH
81 Wsirhs no b 3 I'm. sHhH
Ah4su D0AE111C oCALE ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
SEASON OF SUICIDES.
PeCuliarities of Some People Who
Fail Victims
To the Terrible Mania of Self.Destruc-
tion-A Review Of Some of the
Recent Cases.

The season has been remarkable for
its suicidal madness, if not for its incle-
ment heat. The cases of self-destruc-
ton reported have been in every rank
Of life, the last being that of Mrs. ALI
son, wife of the Iowa Senator. The
straDgest aspect Ofthe prevailing mania
for self.murder is the fact that it is in
duced by prosperity as often as by adj
versity. The three young men whose
melancholy fale was the subject Of re-
cent reflections in these columns, were
successful a. the world takes account Of
success. One was q lucky inventor,
who was about TO make happy mar
riage; another was a physician with
prosperous career open before him; and
the third had inherited wealth aud
was in every respect favored by fortune.
Death was To each of them refuge
from a tranquil, not a gloomy past,
haunted with sad memories; sudden
escape from joyous present, not one
Of agOUiZiDg suffering or maddeniug un-
rest; the remuneration OF . future
radiant with hope, not OminOus of
despair. There have been many SINH
lar instances which have seemed equal
~ iuexplicable. Yesterdays issue Of
the Tribune contained three records Of
this nature. One was the suicide of a
young, prosperous ami happily married
lawyer in Denver; another was the
sudden death-plunge into the Chicago
river of a young man who while cross.
ing bridge with a companion cut
short a commonplace conversation
with exclamation, al might aS well end
il here ~ ami the third was the death
of u school boy by his own hand in his
fathers house IN Fifth avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

IAN those who from indiscre
lions. sNCeSsesO or other cA1ses
are weak, unneTyed. low SPIT
led. pb siCAlly drained. 80
lnablr IT, perform Iffes an-
ties ) rUperiy. Can BE- certain
Y aDt permanently c1reas
Eish0lt stomach medicines
EndUrsid BY doctors minLS
tiers aus he presS- ~ -1e,s
l-.E GC~tW says TIE SLd
plan cftreafins NegT0nsDe-
5iiity. Physical DecEs
sc. wholly SuperseC 81 u
TIN ESRSToN BoLIA
EEtr Fsspstrss cAses
SDrai 90 ,er-cin reStotALloa
20 M ard Perfect hal
hnssss. S.EIp!a, eutcansGs
-.-a-s!y. pi'I-sz4t. seena ~,
;=rs.-ts... t1us1atatiUn VILE
a.yau Tree ~
E...STOk SEhEcf Sos
g -. lAth st. ESS terN .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
MEDICAL.
T0rosfo,


-...., FlSr,iH7 Bros
Bs' IKE tins opportunity OF informing you
ST. lL-sfs 1 have derived from n. Q. Ne
4 ne go WS have for two years past heea
Les - a severe paIn over the eyes, ac-
tssted go A nervousness and sense of dizzi.
cr-7a'',.. ~ BEYOND TIE power and skull Of our
- =, rr!ieve and cure, caused, as far rs
r-y>1'A "a ,uJ.ye, by n diseased state Of the
-yz q, -,,S,aCh Some OF the doctors tired
N,sy az "A various other remcuaes were tired,
= Tor fS ss sSTRTSGSsS S1 Of 61'S TSs, sail
- - Pills from a druggist here, and found,
u8as - A PORTION Of them, that the disease
i';sr >.r,-7sltfon over the eyes have almost
A. p, ne. will close BY advising all those
rsTS W have been, TO procure the valuable
iA1'f' =. rrse and save much time and pain,
7ct- .rr ryr~srSc With SINCERE gratitude and
- --.a..a, vouvs respectfully,
az. Csc. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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The Last Case

seems the saddest Of all, for the simple
reason that the school period is gener-
ally accounted the happIeSt period OF
life. Early manhood has its chill of
disappOintm ant that goes TO the heart,
its sense of diseuchamtment that be-
wilders even if ii does not impair the
judgment. John StuaIt Mill had an
evenly poised mind and great intellec-
tual resources, but there was period in
the flush of his manhood when ne was
unspeakably wretched. There was no
cause for heartacne or WEAKNESS Of
mind. His education was completed;
be was praised by all his father learned
companions; = great career was pre-
diCttd for him. But the time came
when his philosophical studies, the
politics and economies OF the day,
and all human relationships, ceased 10
Interest him. This period of depreS-
sion, from which he was finally rescued
10y music and WOrdswOrth's poetry, is
mlnutely described in a wonderful chap
ter of his autobiography. Experiences
akin to this are by no means uncOm-
mon. The early manhood of an edu-
Gated man has its hours OF melancholy
and unrest. 1t is q period of d.sen-
chantment, when Self-cOntidence bends
ike a dry reed, when faith in human
nature and an orderly Providence rul-
ing in mems affairs is cruelty stabbed,
and the pale ghosts of young hopes
walk the earth. Bat these are exper-
fences which bOyhOod cannot antIci-
pate. Youth Is acquiring its powers in
he school room, not aScertaining It's
limitations. In the orderly round Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
FANNY AND BAKERS FLOUR.
4cCouuelIsvilIe cold Shsaf Patent Flour.
De6i Il tie market
kitchen Queen Family Flour.
bakers Gem bakers Flour.
Silver Star-Baksrs Flour.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BEN
~ wood, Mar,haiI county, ". VA.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dAtcl the 18th
dAN OF August, Is7U, maize by H""Ty Mason "a
Ih'. uudrrhlxDcd as trustee, To secure the Day.
ment 80 four Iromih0ry notes descrip-d
herein, with Interest which deed IL fecor isd
In The 0fiice of the clerk OF the ounty Colr
81 Ma nj, II county, N deed book No. 10, pa yes
10 ana n Wpl ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

tives steers sold at s. Ooa6 IS per cwt, live
weight: Texgs and Colorado steers 81 75tl
4 a.; Texas do 81 SOFAS 90; mainly 81 sag
/ 6S. Exporters bought $50 fat steers al
s6 44@6 G5. Shipments 1000 head live
cattle, $50 bead live sheep. American cat,
tie and beef is reported dull and decidedly
lower in London and Liverpool.
Sheep-Receipts 9l00 head. Market in
better demand, good fresh stock and finer
tone; poor to prime sheep IS s796 90 per
cwt. poor to prime lambs 81 75l5 %.
Hogs-Receipts 200 head, Live hogs
steady al Sc O0id6 so.
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FIN AAIE.

NEW YORK, August l5.-Money 2.t3,4
per cent closed AT 4. Prime mercantile
paper 5G6 per cent. Sterling exchange.
bankers bills weak at 4s24 demand $50
GOVERNMENTs-Firm,
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, August l5.-Cattle-Re
ceipt, Cos head; market slow for common
but active for good prime at s. jO95 %,
fair 10 good s. O095 %; common 81 81 g
1 IS
Hogs-Receipts ] SIS head; market slow;
Philsdelpniss ~ S0G5 90; Workers s. so q
) 80.
Sbeep-Receipts 0O0 head; market de.
moraliz-d; prime 81 6OG4 IS; fair to good
a Cy@4 % common g 00@2 80.
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StudIes and DutIes,

each day has IFS appointed work and lts
definite object. There Is no room IN the
SCHOOL, day world for premature los o!
,aith, an embitteIed sense OF diSap-
pointment, suspicion OF the made
1gacy of human life, or any OF the car6-
ing cares with which maturity is veXed.
There are no inscrutable inigmas to
battle the bOyish understanding. The
questions of life coming before il are Is
definite and as soluble as the problems
i'm arithmetic. To the school OCy the
thought can never occur that there must
be another world TO explain this one.
He takes the present life Is something
Of which anything or everything Is 10
be made, and Is satisfied.
For these reasons the tate OF the
schOOl-bOy in the Filth avenue man
sion seems unSpeaksbly sad. lie was
lad of eighteen, either in college or pre-
pared To enter il, and was apparently
approaching early manhood under the
most fortunate circumstances. IL WIS
the vacation season; the pressure OF
classroom work had been removed;
there was every reason why the boy
should be happy and contented. Yet
instead of looking forward win
eaoerness to the coming years,
he shrank from them in NJ
ofsudden desperation. He is reported
IN have been moody and melancholy,
although in good health, and to have
eyinced little interest in what was nap
neninp around him. On Sunday even
inc he Joined the family at dinner and
seemed 10 be in better spirits, laughing
ana talking more than was his wont.
n WAS the last flash of interest in
world that had grown stale and unpro-
fitsble TO him, young as he was. When
he left the table it was to go to his room
and shoot himself.-N. y. Tribune.
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R,DRi.R ~ WI
~ NuN a. ~

hereby certify that bond has been siScn
I'm the above entitled cause, ~ required bl
law. July u, IssL
lyll \. II. hcCDLLOCb. CORK.
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LIVE STOCK.
HnlIImOrP.

MoSDAY, August L..
cutie are sold az these UyUrtS iIye w1ghL
Ilrr, are SYR NJ net freight, that IS - per
cot lGcaeru9ul ~ from Ire Wigh. Stc'p are
$40 gross, that is IRE freight, or Rcthiug GT.l
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hIIRdelpbta-
August l5.-Floul
, - -
Toledo.

loLEro, August Is. - Wheat-ln good
demand and prices shade higher; No.
white Michigan 81 III; No. , do 81 o.; re-
jtcted 75c; No red winter cash and seller
August 81 l.; September II 49,; October
Il 10; January s. 2pi4 No. 5 red 81 Uii2;
rejected Ole. Corn-pull and nominal;
high mixed 75c; No. > cash 55'G53 &c; s-iIer
August 537,c asked; September 5&'-c 0'u;
October "a &c bid; rejected - &c; no era II
44l4c Oets-Quiet; No. ? cash and seller
August and September sc bid; October
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SYRUPS.

Market active. -
COniInOn.......
Prime Gilt EDGE
l'lOlCe SlEar.........
RICE
Market very strong.
Carolina choce nead....--.. .....-' "a
Carolina -----'''o 2
RarVOOrl
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FINANCE AND Trade.

Money SASHA Per Cent.-Governments
Firm - Stocks Active and Higher
Flour Steady and UnehssEed-Wh heat
HIGHER.
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KENM MORE
University High School,

NEAR AMHERST, w
n. A. Strobe Mathematical McdaIiSt Y. Va-,,
Principal. Session begins sept. btn. RE
mares Tor University OF Virginia. A Iimlirl
.cI DOL Of high grade, offering exceptional
- al facilities. For decenLial cttt-
t.>> The Principal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

Corrected every week by NJ. & J. POLLOCK,
manufacturers Of the Silver Gloss Flour. AT
the Pacific MIL, corner Of Fourteenth and
Market streets. Market very dull The re-
ceiptS OF new wheat very light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
The Grape Vine In August.

AHbSflsun duFtCuEeTb4'
While the grape vine has more enemies
than almost any other uit.bearing plant
they ara, with The exception Of the little
understood 'rst," easily managed II taken
In time. Mildew Is usually prevalent this
month. II neglected, but little fruit can
be hoped for. Mildew Is easily kept In
subsection, II sulphur be applied In time,
as directed last month. II rain falls soon
after sulphur has been used, the application
should be repeated. II the vines are kept
we'll busted with sulphur, the trouble will
make but little headway. The insects that
lnfest the vine at this season are mainly
large and solitary caterpillafs and beetles,
destructive enough, but 90 scattered that
manipulating Is the only remedy that can
be applied. Where droppings are sSen on
the ground beneath the vines, search for
the caterpillar that makes them. On old
vines there will often occur vigorous shoots
from the base, or at the root, and anywhere
upon the old stem. These, as u general
thing, are not needed, and should be remoV-
ed as soon as noticed. l: the laterals con.
tinue to push out, the growth should be
punched back, leaving the lower leaf.
Where yines, trained to a trellis, have been
shortened, the uppermost bud will often
start into growth. This should be treated
like lateral, pinching 1t back to the lower
leaf, and repeating the operation as often
us u new shoot starts. Those who grow
grapes to compete for prizes at the various
exhibitions, sometimes thin the berries in
the clusters, In order that the remaining
fruit may attain larger size.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18

The Wetzel Messenger handles without
gloves the silly habit Of addressing nearly
every one with some title outside Of plain
| mister" ..., ..,r..
The Fairmont Inder, q good paper in all
excep. its politics, has enlarged. A col.
umn has been added to each page and the
columns heightened, making a difference
OF about six columns. ...
"lhe Guernsey Times sums up the situa.
ton in Ohio THUS: Hoadly is Being led
like a lamb 10 the slaughter. He will lie
down with the Democratic lion in October,
but the lamb will be inside Of the lion.
The Slate Journal came out in a new
dress last week. 1t Is the one purchased
for the daily, announced to appear on the
23d. 1t Is neat and tasty dress. The
type Is smaller than the old but very easy
10 read. NN-
The Webster County Mountain Echo has
again made It's appearance and this time
much improved. 1t has purchased a new
press, enlarged the paper and prints 1t all
at home. It deserves to succeed after its
show Of enterprise. ..-
The workingmen are advised by the
|
care that no man shall be elected to Office,
especially q Legislative Office, who does not
earn his own living by personal and pro-
ductive labor. For II the drones are al
lowed to rule, the bees are bound to starve,
and labor..cannot be socially respectable.
The Buckhannon Banner says: al there
Is one farcical thing above another it is the
granting the honorary degree, d. d. and l..
/, D. BY the Regents OF the West Virginia
University. The necessities OF life must be
had but there are circumstances under
which theluxSries may be dispensed with"
They come high Brother McCreery, but
some people must have 'em.
The Charleston Call calls the Third Dis.
trict, the Gibralter OF this States Democ.
racy and warns politicians that the Third
will hereafter run things as It furnishes
ltwo-thirds Of the Democratic majority.
The Call insists that the next Governor
shall hail from that section and guarantees
that "he will be q man clear OF response
bility for the acts OF tho Jackson admins.
tration."
The Parkersburg Sentinel Is referring to
the alleged statesman from Jefferson coun-
Nv. "Tax Commissions" Mason, who some.
times goes by the classic cognomen OF
"Buttermilk." It says: HE was member
Of the Legislature in 1875 and demonstrated
bis ability to straddle any ten rail fence in
the State, and prove by unimpeachable
testimony that he was in the middle OF the
road and over in the field at the same
time" ....f.. t
The jackson Herald was formerly the
worst looking paper in the state. A better
looking paper could have been printed,
with apple butter, on a cheese press. II
was also intensely Bourbon, and finally
went under. Last week it came to the
front again as Republican paper. II
bears no resemblance to the old Herald
II has been enlarged, new material pur.
chased, and under the guidance Of Us new
editor, H. W. Deem, Esq, bids fair to
make It's marx. Our best wishes are ex'
tended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-18
PERSONAL.

Mn. Langtry is to write a book on
American society.
President Soto, Of Honduras, is travel.
ing in the West for his health. -
John G. New, OF Indiana, says that State
will present no Republican, candidate for
President.
Alb You, the prettiest Chinese girl ever
brought 10 America has married an Eng
1ishman in San Francisco.
And now Henry Watterson is charged
with having dscamped from Greystone
without paying his board.
Samuel l.. Clemens Is slowly recover.
ing from an attack OF malarial fever, caused
Ly his last trip down the Mississippi river
President Arthur's washerwoman must
be in atlluent circumstances. According
TO the Boston Post, he soils three collars 9
day. ~.
Rev. W. H. H. Murray, better known AZ
"kdirondack" Murray, 10 In New York with
n view OF opening a law Office. II successfu
he will open another office In San Antonio
Mr.. Serpent, the American Minister t
Germany. will return home some time
t ausl Attacks SSs made upon him by the news
papers Of Berlin. -, s.a.l 20
Postmaster General Gresham is receiv
inc many consratulatory dispatches, espec'
iaily from the soldier element and thost
who wers prisoners in Libby for his re-
cant appointment OF Miss Van Lew, for.
merly postmistress at Richmond, Va, to q
position in the Postoffice Department
General Crook does not believe In the
management Of the Indians by the Indian
Bnreau or the Interior Department. He
snmmarixes his views on this subject in
this way. Speaking Of the Indian agent he
said IWhen the Indians are bad he is
afraid Of them, and when they are good he
steals from them" r... a..F.