The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-20

The Washington Reporter considers ere |
nation societies unnecessary. Build
crematory and the business will support
Itself.
The Marshall Herold objects to the west
ern mudsuCker coming TO Moundsville Tor
wives. The W. IN. a. will please take
notice.
The Wetzel Democrat has learned that
there is a prospect that sheep will finally
oyerrun Wetzel county, and that the yelp-
ing hound must 90.
The Tyler Independent sorrowfully re.
marks that there Is no need OF any law in
West Virginia such as is proposed in Ohio,
to prevent overcrowding in churches.
The ISTELLIGRSCEn passed quite COM
pliment (?) upon us, Tor which they will
please accept our thanks-JackSon Herald.
Don't mention 1t. We often do those little
things.
The Hinton Republican continues to carry
out what it considers its sworn mission
pouring hot . shot into the Third District
Democracy. The Republican is doing
good work.
The West Virginia School Journal for the
month Of March is model number Filled
with bright interesting articles and ably
edited il should receive the hearty support
Of every teacher in the State.
Hon. John A. Bingham, says the Noble
county Republican, is willing 10 come home
from Japan and be the Republican candi'
date for Governor Of Ohio. Bingham
would strike this part Of the vineyard
with force.
With the last issue OF the Wayne AdpO
cate the genial W. L. Mansfield retires from
the editorial management and the name
OF II. X. Shumate appeared in his place.
Both gentleman and the able advocate have
our best wishes for future success.
The Weston Republican is authority for
the statement that there is complaint
among the honest yeomanry oil Lewis
county over the revaluatiOn OF real estate.
A term OF the County Commissioners is
demanded for the purpose Of reducing the
valuation.
The Huntington AdvertiGer docs not like
David DAVIS, and is glad that his present
retirement promises to be permanent. 1t
never wants to see or hear OF his like again,
and considers the demise OF the Forty.
seventh Congress cause for congratulation
as his political life ended then-so it says.
The Charleston Daily Leader made It's
first appearance on Thursday, of last week.
Il lisa neat folio with twenty columns, we'll
filed with choice miscellarey, and late local
news printed in minion. A. +. Irwin
ESQ.,, the editor, is an accomplished gen.
tleman. May luck atteAd the new enter.
prise.
The Tucker County Pioneer is possessed
Of hard sense and the following advice IN, t
It gives should be needed: There is no
use in those attorneys wasting their wind
trying 10 convince the Register that it alone
is "muddled." The Register has become SO
badly muddled over the muddle that twill
take it 4 long time to recover"
The New Martinsvile Messenger under
it's new management is making itself heard.
1t addresses those OF the Democratic party
who accuse it OF being TOO radical and
says AYES, we do intend to make our
efforts on the mildly strong order, but for
this reason don't tstracise Us, socially or
politically, as others we do not mention
have done. with malice toward none and
charity for all, we believe in the mission Of
oui party, Just as you do in yours You
are rs radical one way as we are the other.
We respect you for that quality, 30 honors
ought to be easy"