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'Ss ,yne'> MntlGnt' Cure" tie most invCt-
: SwHyiiC'S DIN tInGnt"
'SWuyne's DiRt;ncnt" cl4iC C:sGt.s III kin dis
''-wayne'S Ointnlcnt"l
"SWayne's ointment" eases, SIcn ::s &c tor,
"Swaync'S Ointmcnt"\ ,, ,.:,,,,,,,, .o,,,,.,o,
'$wiyne'S bintnGnt' @''' ''' '''-'0'"''' '''''
"Swayne's Ointment" baher's itch, sores, all
'tSwaync's Ointment" n, ,.,:,
sway ync'S Ointment" 'i"s''' Se''y' i'o'''h7'
''iwIync'S ointment" skin GruDti0ns, AMI
"Swayne's Ointment" ,o. ,..o.;. o,,,
''Swayne'S OiutmcnJ"l '' "i''io3'''7 ''"'
"Swayne's Ointment" pllint, itching pie.
.'SwaynG'S Ointment" ,, o,,,, a.,.,
''Swaynr's ointment" ] "' iS 'l''''''' WI
'Swaync's Ointment" no matter how Gbsti-
'SwayEe's Ointment" nate or long standing.
Ask for Il and use no other. /: CURES
where all else tails. Sold by all druggists,
a Cough, Cold or Sore Threat
i.eGuirCs immediate attention. A neglect IT.
lit ties the lungs and an incurable disease Is
often tho result. I" DIR. SWAfNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds, acts directly on
tie lungs. throat and chest. purifies he blood,
and tor b, onchial, asthma, all pulmonary af-
fcctions OF long standing, tits the best remedy
ever discovered. Price % cents and 81 per
bottle The large size is the most economical
Sold bV all best druggists. 1l9-MW&Flyd&w
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Now YORK.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak and lower. Money, 2H03c.
New York Central. .ll61h
Erie Railroad. ,.....,,........,,..,,3 35
Adams Express. ....................l3!
Michigan Central Railroad. .............. 81
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............. 1865
Illinois Central Railroad. 1922
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad .........lS3
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ad..........12lH
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad .....l3l
Western Union Telegraph Company. so
Toledo & Wabash. Observation-Disclosures. 26L
New Jersey Central. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5L
New York Ontario & Western. 24Al
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rEUKG TOWN c:sl.LEG7s, ID. q

" Founded in 1.SJ.
REV. JAMES a. doom AN, $. j., PRESIDENT.
ACAIsEME sndSCI s.n Es "a O., -, % II. - ODcr
OH Thursday, sept I3. 1883. EOaI,i. iiiitioa.
etc, $500 yer annum. For particu ara :,,i i, s.
PRESIDENT GEOiiG AIoW% COLLEGE,
ID. T..
iHE; Si;:iss;:E,::.' ..Ei;: e opens on Mon.
,ay, sept Hth, lSSJ. Germs IDr Ill" inll
Course OF Lectures, $50: Address =" H.
Washing Gtrr, ID. 4.
T:!E: SGi,.,'rt. OF LAW opens on Thursday
ic-nrIanscd Faculty: Hon. L. 7. Aierrick,
Hon Jerc. ii. Wilson, Judge W. 4. Richard
son s. Court of Claims j. Maltia +. Nor
ris Ill u. ami j. }. harrington, esq. {. W.
mum. Address SA&'II Nj. tA1M ~, esq
Secretary. li4j i. AV.'ii.;c, ". :" wash
ington, d. G.. july lG-lll':
ssyit,sl':i n.l i;Iii,G
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

VA:.UAtsLE EUSErESs, PROPERTY Az
Y PRIVATE SALE
Situated NOS. "A AND IS WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and stevens House and Read
Lion Hotel, and now occupied ny a. n. Blcn-
eman. 1t has frontage Of . fe=t incleS,
running back l.ss feet: with the right OF way
alley the second. third ana fourth stories
belong to the property. making The whole
front % feet, inches, exclusive OF the alley
way. to which it has right OF tree ingrcss and
egress at any and all times through TO West
Mifin street.
This property is in good repair, AID has
been used as shoe store aud dwelling for
nearly 60 years.
For further information apply to
JACOB Il. Long. Real Estate Agent,
julyl4Iwd&2wdT, II No. & west King st.
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II ..tr.ts.N iX,,ICAEit,SsS

WASHINGTON, July 1G.--Fur the Middle
Atlantic states, rising followed by falling
barometer, stationary OK slight rise in
temreratrie, westerly winds, fair weather.
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TIE WoMAE'S CHRISTIAN TE5irEEANC. UNION
Will i:.c;t On II cs iay evening It a.: past six,
i1rhc j. ctuI& 0nnl OF the luke street ". +.
ch rNh
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li1itRf.iGEs.

FoLTZ-kEEFER.-On the llth OF July, at the
residence OF the brides parents, Newport Bar
racks, Ky. by the Rev. J. IL. Steward, Fred k.
Steinman Foitz, lst u. s. Cavalry, son OF the
late Surgeon General j. y. FoitZ u. S. N, 10
Mary Frances, daughter OF Major j. Z. Refer,
Z. =. A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

THE most popular and fragrant Pc fume Of
the day ysHACKMETACK." Try IL. Sold by
II. B. Cochran, druggist. Nos. l37 and 1Sa
North Queen street feb7-eod3
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OLO1HlN4
u RAThFON.
ALL SORTS.

Here there's ALL SORTS OF lLOTIIING
about everything that one can well think OF,
necessary 10 keep MEN, BOYS and CHILL
DkEN comfortable.
If there is anything in cur line TINT you
think OF purchasing, We should be pleased to
have you call and look over the stock that IS
here. There's more than 4 bit OF wisdom in
one keeping posted as to prices. We believe
that our figures are down to the lowest notch,
and invite comparison with those quoted to
you elsewhere tor like quality of goods. The
saving Of dollar or two Is q matter OF quite
as much interest to you as the making thereof
Is to ourselves.
Drop in to see US. Trade mutually satisfac-
tory generally results from the calling.
The HIGHER GRADES OF OUR CLOTHING
are Models of the Tailor's Art. The LOWER
are Strong, Honest, Neat and Cheap. Between
the extre es we have variety enough to try
your patience.
~ NO DIFFERENCE between values OF
TRADE. BLAND. GOLD or GREENBACK
DOLLARS here.
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fnllAdolphlo.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak.
Philadelphia & Erie X. .R.............. 900. 2OH
Heading Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27N
Pennsylvauia Railroad So
Lehigh Valley Railroad. oad.................7 70
United Companies OF New Jersey.
Northern Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AK
Northern Pacific Preferre1. S4z
Northern Central Railroad. ........ 800. 56
Lehigh Navigation Company. 4SN
Norristown Railroad. .1G9N
Central Transportation COmpany......... 80
P1ttsb'g, Titusville Buffalo 4. R... IA
Little SchuYlkill Railroad. 62
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

Go and SEQ Them.
Six night blooming cereus" will open
this evening at Major g. NJ. Howell's.
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SHG .F;E SOTItE.s.

E4j F.:.IUrt anti les OF All kinds restored 10
Their origin / h.':iHtvhy Diamond Dyes. Per
t"rt lGd simple. ~ cents, az I'LL druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

Flies, roachcs, ants, hCG-buSs, rats, mice
% ni!CrS, chipnUu!iS. cleared out by d" Rough
ON Rats" l5c.
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Holly BechtGIi ..
no. ~ MOUTH QUEEN STREET
&r>.Si3n ui the Hi., Stacking. icb;-lj ) I,

ssi's;l.f!3 -iGs:-Iy.I.;, ::f. :ti:.:' R>.
TI!t:">Dhl, JULY -, 1883, ut Ho -.
and kitchen furniture, cunsi$tin of lHr.or.
siningroOn. library and lilch II furniture" ;
also. chamber suits and b"'i!inT: iuy@rl>.
ingr:.im amt rag carrc's by the yard lin ami
uucCmSws:e tubs, buckets, Stoves and pipe
It, Il many other articles nOl luCnt iOHCG, I ia
parlor furniture IS quite new :.Hi ct tli 'c3I
qualify
Sale 10 commence: 1T . ,oc.uc Il. in.. when
conditions of sale will be llla'!': knOT. il BY Rev
j. q. nuhOliitn! OF \ eat - In4.iiIlL q, !ai caS.
ter. Pa.
Pattics desiring to zee the articles are re-
que Stcd to call on he day previous tu the
sale. SHU BERT X 81 TEON.
li-ttd Auct!OneerS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

NyGNs: 20 HEISJsKE2, EOE YDU CAN
vs. buy the best &c. Havana cigar IN III"
market. AT
E'FtilE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

recommend Lady Camcli.4's Scc:rt Of
IOUth and Beauty for the complexion rs b.
ing II" superior to any Article L ever used. Ii
positively removes FrccSlcs, anc will remove
Tan in one application. Price 5Oc.
so" sale II III druggists.
MS. J. REkNE SMITH,
I
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.'Dr Baus~n Cclcry ann Chamoin1Ie Pills
i1r Ii: ca o! Neuralgia gre q srccCss."-Dr.
q. l.. i!o:n!tn C@ui5tianburg, Va, 80 cents, at
druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

"Im hGppy 10 sag Dr. Benson Hkin cure
has cured ,ay 5rze"M Of the Scnip, Of JOWr
gears aGntiiHg." John !. Andrews, Attorney
at-I.;tw. Ashton, Ill. S., At druggist Ell
'!GisHd by physicians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16
OF TIiE--
A. M, E. ZION WESLEY CHURCH,
COLOEED)
IL HE,S' WOODS, QUARRfVILLE,
On Sunday, July 22d 1888.

Trains leave Lancaster, King street. ut 900
q. l.. and loo p. w. Returning, leave Quarry
vile Has Il. N and G:3O p III. Fare for round
trip, 65 C nts.
A CnOir OF lG0 Voices, uuCtCr the charge OF
Prof. VIM. L. Stevens and Sister Matthew.
Severa! distinguished clcrgymem will be pres
ent.
No spiritOus or malt liquors Will be all lowed
on the ground
Accommodations for all.
Elder Grcys will be in charge. IT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-16

1 SSiGNEis ESTATE s,F VIVA. a ;stSLf,
~ and wife, o. LancaS:c" City. Lancaster
cnlintT.-Tnc undersigned Auditor appoint
r'i 10 distribute the balance remaining in :tr
;l:.. ilnony those legally entities, to The same,
Will 1T tor That purpose Oh FRIDAY. AUG.
1t, 1853, :It 10 O'Clock, Il. IN, in fhc Library
HOOu! OF The COu.t House, III LiIc City OF Lam
c:lste". where Al persons i"tcrcatCd in said
dtotribu ion may attend.
jylGdM IL. ChiSP ENTER, Auditor.
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FNt>i. i:sN..-'EHSi STD;.si iI::D ti, r.. -.
L North Queen street. no" "ccnpird by
amos Hingwait. Apply 10
yIiOS. T.. FRANK IE
;gb!. s ;1i COU!fH No l,J Els. King s..
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IrE.rAr lEuUCTIoA ~ r&itE-::5

INt:t" Al iiEtLCTTEH ~ rsEiiE-:
At TIE WOREI%GMTN'S TORE.
Al Summer Goods closing ont niihnut -
g;lr:l "a cost, 20 make T0';.1 Tor f:ii G0GGS IS
must lave the rOD'i:. EON j yHUr ti'I;r. Il,
bring
IDt |. TEhDt. DOL!tE>
md let par va IL Tor them, ait.i GOoi ii Re
dU"Gh 4 ices.
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.ETtt,s4'i H. h i; Iii,sr
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Cambria Rufficti Skirts. CSC . TIC, II, SE25.
With Hamburg Edge, ST. Sl.25, 81 so to SO.
Panier Eustle Skirt. 81, 81 25, Sl.75.
Ladies' Unl!crskirt, with plain hem ana
tuck, 40 and 20 CENTS
With Cambria Rufe, IS cents.
WITT Hamburg Rr,he, 81, $l.2j to $3.50.
Arcade cast side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
CROPS AND EXPORTS.

We are pleased to notice by the pub
li>hed reports Of the National Bureau Of
statistics at Washingt on, that all the
exports of domestic breadstutfS, provi-
sions, butter and lard for the fiscal year
closing on the first Of July, 1888, ex-
hibit handsome increase as compared
with the corresponding figures for the
previous fiscal year. Of course this i'm
rroveu ent resulted from the fac that the
crops generally during the first six
months OF the present calendar year
have been large, fioUrjshing and profit.
able, while those Of the year lSS2 were
generally short. We need scarcely say
that these facts and figures serve to
show TO how very large an extent the
whole foreign commerce and internal
trade Of the country are shaped and
governed by our National Agriculture,
for that fact ought by this time 10 be
well-kuown to every school boy in the
land. Nevertheless, it seems necessary
to keep the fact constantly before the
public, in order to prevent undue inn
pOrtance being given to the mere trad
ing interests at the expense a the
farmers. In point of fact, it is no eXag-
Grafton to say that the present favorable
balance of trade as between this Re-
public and the rest Of the commercial
world is mainly the work of our Ma
tiOnal Agricultural.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
aSUCCESSFVL POLICY,

That rude spu-e Of Justice which pre-
walls i'm the wild West, and sometimes
efFervesces in a way which shocks our
Eastern ideas of propriety, has vindi-
Gated the liberty Of the press in way
which deserves more notice than has
vet been paid it. At Red Bluffs, Colo
RADIO, an exasperated editor, having
tried persuasion on one of his delinquent
subscribers until forbearauce ceased TO
he a virtue, finally went cunning for
him and sent his procrastinating spirit
lover the river" a. a receipt in full for
all demands. The friends OF the corpse
had the editor arrested; but the sheriff
svmpathzed with him, allowed him to
edit the paper from the Jail and to visit
tho o Fi..a, nnna q yrDnE anl "n,aEa upv
the paper. Ina few months the grand
Jury sat, determined unanimously that
the shooting was justifab!e homicide,
and refused To indict him. As soon as
this became known all the surviving
patrons o: the paper hurried in with
their subscriptions, and the editor is
now flush with money, a. he never was
before, aud rs happy as the proyerbial
clam at high water. Colorado is evil
IDENTITY paradise for country editors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
GIRLS WORK AND WAGES.

The condition of the factory opera.
tives ofNew England, especially ofthe
operatives in Lowell, Fall River, Law
renee and Manchester attracts the at
tentiOn of the Boston Commercial Bul.
letn, most excellent authority in mat
ters of this kind, which finds that las
for the American girls who have been
ucceeded by this class of labor, their
present careers are various. Some OF
them prefer to work in the shops and
stores of a large city like Boston for 81
or 81 per week rather than to labor in
factory for So or =. But this is feI-
ture of the labor question for which the
'sc.ury itself is no more responsible
than it is for tie fact that girls will en-
gage in unremunerative employment in
the city rather than to do hOusework,'
or that young men will sometimes
suffer privatiOn in Boston rather
than live in comparative COM
fort in the country. By far the
larger portion Of the young women of
the class who are compelled to enter
factories thirty years ago refuse to do so
to-day simply because new and more
profitable vocatiOnS have been opened
to them. They become teachers, or are
employed as cashiers or book-keepers or
in some other of the 267 new vOcations
which have been thrown to women in
this country during the past forty years.
And all this brings US to the following
conclusions: (n That bright and INTEL
ligent American girls are being drawn
away from our factories by the opening
to them of higher employments; q
That a scarcity of labor ensues which,
among other causes, compels manufac-
turers to pay higher wages for shorter
hours; 81 That an opening is thus
afforded for the improvement of a lower
class of our population" While these
statements refer more particularly to
that class of girls form erly engaged in
factory work, they indicate that the
grade of factory hep must be deteriorat-
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
TILpEN ANp HANCOCK.

Hon. W. II. BARNUM, chairman Of
the Democratic National Committee,
has been interviewed in relation to the
charge made by one BIRDSALL, of Con-
necticut, and printed in the Hartford
COuTant that Mr.. TmpES din't support
General HANCOCK in 1850. Mr.. BAR
NUN states, not only was Mr.. TILDEN
free from any disappointment in not
being nominated himself but he was
consulted beforehand in respect to
General HASCOCK'S nomination.
Mr., BARNUM telegraphed to
him on the subject, and he
answered that the choice Of General
HANCOCK would be agreeable to him.
When the nomination was made Mr..
BAENUM telegraphed the fact to Mr..
TILpEN, and he answered, congratulate
ing Mr.. BARSUM upon the result.
Chair nan BARNUM further states that
Mr.. TILDEN came down from the eoun-
Try to preside at the great HANCOCK
meeting in the cry of New York, in
order to give the full weight Of his in
fuence TO the starting Of General
HANCOCK's campaign. Also that he
was frequently reSorted to by the Ma
tional Committee and the State Com
mittee, and on all occasions cordially
eo-operated with them. As to the as
so.t;ny of RrRDSAIJ that Mr. TIIDES
did not contribute to the Democratic
campaign fund, Mr.. BARNUN says the
statement is uDquslifiedly false; that
Mr.. TrLDEN gave the National Com
mittee his check for $4,000; that the
check was made to the order Of the
then acting treasurer Of the committee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
DIED,

pYSON.-On Tuesday, August II, lSSi a
- y. IN, MOLLTE A.. wife of lheOdOre Dyson
agCd q Years and months.
Funeral from her late residence on Walnut
trccr, Martins Ferry, o., this Thursday at-
Icrnoon st2 O'Clock. Friends of the family
are invited 10 attend. lnlcrmcnt at Wnlnu
Grove cemetery.
Molly was a bright and good woman, The
pride OF fond husband nenrt, the hop of I!
kind mother, She was loved by uil who kuc e
Ter. Amiablc Of disposition, her gre"tilg
was alwaS "a sweet smile. on MOllie, we miss
YOU much; but our loss is your gain.
Life seems all so dark and drcary,
And our hearts are drSOiate,
But the angels softly whisper:
ratiaCe, sad hearts, watch and wait,
Memories sweet of one departed,
one whose days are past;
one whose dreams OF Joy and gladneSs
Were too beautiful 10 last.
slowly fading, lingering, dying,
Like Il flower She passed away;
though our hearts were filltd with sadness,
SIill We could not wish her stay.
All our fairrst nc pcSEae blightcd
And our hearts are fitICd with grief,
But gentle. loving presence
tHlrnS and sOOths, and tSeS RELIEF.
Yes. she still Is lingering near Us,
Faithful loving. fond and true,
And her whispering voice OF counsel
bids us walk with courage new.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
POLITICAL TAIsrLEs.

The Legislature succeeds admirably
in apportioning the money In the Treas
ury among its Observation-Disclosures
Times lind.
There Is q whirlpool ahead Of the Re-
publican party in 1884 that is to say, II
the Democratic party is not annihilated
in the meantime by the Democratic
editors of Ohio.-Atlanta Constitution
(Dem.)
8. w. Dorsey would evidently like to
sell his guilty knowledge Of Republican
rascality to the Democratic party
Macon ga Telegraph (Dem.)
The Government at Washington
now consists OF two office boys and q
checker OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Press
(Rep.)
Mr.. Dorsey's eyes are not improved
in the least, it is said, but according to
the Chicago Herald, the able gentle
man is still extending the area of his
ob, ervation.-St. Louis POst-Dispatch
tDem.)
Let Democrats understand their peril
as party. Let them thoroughly repu-
diate every traitor and pledge breaker,
and they will be solid with the people.
Tulare Call Times DEM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
Reputation ofa Public SIanIerer.

NNuttStOt Itltt.
Is there to be an investigation of the
State Insane Asylum? 1t is worth
while to ascertain whether there is any
thing in the charges.
What are the charges? Who made
them? What reliable man is authority
for them? Over whose signature did
hey appear? Are they endorsed by
any one except the chronic scold of the
Inielligencer, and does he not give
ample proof of his lack of faith in them
10y the evasive manner in which he re-
plies to the Invita- on Of Weston Re-
publican, who called him ITO taw" in
the PEGIsTER? The fact is that the In
telligencer, under its present manage.
ment, is INDUCING in too many ISLANDERS
that it is afraid to try to substantiate,
and is fast gaining most unenviable
reputation as public slanderor. Any
charge it makes, unless corroborated, is
unworthy public attention, for it does
not even try to speak the truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
Things to Remember.

Democrats everywhere should re-
member that 1t was Charles A. Dana,
editor of the Sun, who wrote Of Han
cock: That he was good man, weigh
ing two hundred and fifty pounds, but
he was not Tilden; that the party man.
ayers were fools for nominating him
that the Democracy was beaten a
month in advance of the November
election of 1880; that VIM. H. English
was stingy, and it was a browning act
OF folly not to have nominated Hen,
bricks and that the whole campaign
had been series of blunderS.
He did all these things to encOurge
the party and help HancOck's election
of course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
About the Size Of IL.
Macon Tele1rdph.

Our Government, which is intended
to be simple one, is fast assuming the
airs Of royalty, and our office-holders,
who ought to be the servants of the
people, are really their masters. They
indulge in lordly airs and are prIyi-
legged class.
The only eftectual check for these
things now to be hoped for is to put
Democrats in and put the Republicans
out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
The GOVERNOR NEVER SAID SO
BuCkhrnnon Banner,

We have no quarrel with our very ex-
cellent Governor, but If he said the
" heeling REGISTER has joined the Re.
pub lean party it is all Tue worse tor the
Governor, aud doesn't hurt the REGIS.
TER. The whole State knows that the
REGISTER, under the present manage
meut, did valiant service for the Dem.
UcTacy before his Excell-ucy aspired ~
gubernatorlal honOrs, and from present
appearances it will continue such
patriotic services long after our worthy
Governor is dead aud gone where al
good Democrats 20.
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THTRsnAY. AUGUSr rs. 1855.

The REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Nirgtnias
or Eastern Ohio. Its adyanta-
ges rs an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

the Hon. WILLIAM L. ScoTT, and was
by him paid over to the treasurer, Mr..
CHARLES ]. CANDA, and Mr.. TILDEN
stands credited with that sum on the
tressurer's books. This ought to silence
q contemplate piece of political cal
npnnv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

WE are glad To learn from the Boston
Globe (which probably gets it straighp
that Governor BUTLER will surely be
ra.- lptTpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

YoU may as well make up your mind
TO talk politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

The Democratic convention at Bell
aire to-day promises to be a large and
enthusiastic gathering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

THE Belmont Democrats should put
their best men foremost to-day and
nominate ticket that will insure sue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

THE Cincinnati Enquirer has had All
attack Of common sense. It's support
ing HOADLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

JUDGE HoADLY and Congressman
TOILET will speak at Newark, Ohio, on
the 23d of this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

ARTHUR knew that the Government
would get along all right without him.
Washington is full of newspaper men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

FORAKER is willing to look anywhere
for Joint debate that he's sure not to
find il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16

Mr.. BLAINE ought to have Dorsey
assist him on his new book.
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WE are glad that BOston's culture
has been maintained by NJ. SULLIVAN.