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n.y. A MASS MEETING


CITIZENS oFTHE UNITED STATES RESIDING
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
VIII be held at the National T,Asater on
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNENN7, 1854,
AT O'CLOCK,
In relation to the proposed sale by the Italian Gov
eminent the property of The Propaganda in Rome.
All who nre in ievOr. in tho Interests OF civilization
and Christianity, of preserving Intact this ven abe
institution are cordially invited to attend Eminent
speakers Will address the meeting.
BY order of the committee organization.
JAMES FULLERTON, Chairman,
JOGN MULLEN, secretary. jel6Zt
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posrorrrcr. NEW YonK. Juno 1a, 1ss1 I'[I''''0I,

RSHa "YAzoo; on oN o., THE Il I PICKET LINE or
and in "A few days will he ready for delivery.
Orders should be addressed 10 A, Il. MORGAN,
Author and Publisher, Lock Box 3d. City POstofice.
ipl4-Gt
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hS3S Georgetown College u. C-Thp Fourth An
nual Reunion will be held At the College WEDNEs-
DAY, JUNE 20, 1884. business meeting, DdO p
m Grafton by Hon Richard II. McrriCk, T:3Op M,
to which the public are cordially invited Former
students who have not received tickets Tor the
tury. CHARLES 4. ELLIOTT,
jcl7-tuths3t 4os Finh street Washington ID q.
s;-sSz, THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
hNrf' will open for the admission Of IAtiantS on
WEDNESDAY, THE 1871 OF JUNE, lSsi APP
pcauts for admission should apply NJ the hospital!
corner of Tenth and Boundary streets, TO me resi-
dent physician, DIR. II NJ. QUITS. ielB-3t
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NITTATINNY HOUSE,

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Remodeed, enlarged replete with all the modern
conveniences, including passenger elevator. Send
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A Profitable Investment
A. NEW CITY nE Y5GITEbl

Better than Lotteries, than margins" than
Futures" Each IS doubled within 80 days. and
loss rendered impossible.
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Duncanson Brothers,
AUCT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vArrARr,E INr.
PROVED AND UNINfpRoVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF NINTH AND II
STREETS NORTHEAST.
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plaak Eye. an0 II the allllesanlnlam.

fsitlls', q Y Il u Y rs III iliI,s'tip
AS the outcome 81 sexual selection, blhe
eyes are to disappear, at least from Eurqpe.
50 predicts Mr.Alphonse. dc. Candolle, In
his paper on Shercdity iii. tho color OF the
eyes In tho human, species, recently pub.
llshed in the Archiits des Seiences..S In in.
vestgating tho subject OF heredity 1t oc-
Cured to De Candolle that the color
OF tho iris offered the, best gout-
ward visible sign. 1t Is conspicuous Z It
cannot be made BY artiliee; after early
childhood u does not vary with age, as
does the color OF the 5hair; and tho char
acter is, on the whole, distinct. For, &C.
cording to hinsthere.nro only.two sorts.
black, or rather brown, eyes and blue; gray
eycsbeing reckoned as Micro varieties Of tho
blue. From the working up OF the Stats.
tics, in part from tho series Of observa-
tons made ior, the purpose, it. appears
that when both parents have eyes 81 tho
same color SS.4 Epercent OF the children
follow thoir parents In this feature; and OF
the Ito percent OF children born with
eyes other than the paternnl color,Sa Part
must DO attributed to atavism, ethRt IL, to
intermittent heredity. But tho curious
iact comes ont that more females than
males have black or brown eyes, in pro:
portion, say ot40 to45 or OF Al TO 80. Next
It appears that with different colored
eyes in tho two parents, $500 percent OF
the progeny follow the fathers in being
dark'eyel, and 5G0l percent follow their
mothers in being dark.eyed. III An increase
OF 5'percent of;durk.cycd in. each genera
ton OF discolorous unions must tell hcav-
lily in tho course of.time. It would seem
that, unless specially bred by concolorous
marriages, blue.cyed bellies will DO scarce
In tho millennium. d i,;5 & ..sE7f A "a a.
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This ~ the time to have them apple,lt 10 rat!llhs
tAsh and crazy doors. Safes your fuel, .saYes your
health saves your temper, makes YOU comfortable,
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our TORN ESrops. !
Miss MArrarot llIulncS resembles

FihS .aME'tht plhAhV. iSpSH,vASo thS
PlumGd Knight. .lf !.
Theo says that Columbier made l00,-
900 francs out Of Sara Barnum.' 5i5
Mrs. Hunt, widow OF the. latc Minister
to Russia, will make her home In Wash
ington ,his winter. 55,ai
Mrs. Garfield seldom speaks Of the cam.
paign. Its a fresh reminder Of tho past
and makes her sad. b,
saral, Bernharlt's illness causes more
general interest in Paris thnn tho war with
China or the increase Of taxation. 't
In Massachusetts ladies who wear their
dresses cut high in tho neck are called
Republicans, because they believe in pro-
lection.
Oscar Wilde has been getting himself
into trouble with the Welsh ladies' for
stating In ono OF his lectures that the
ugliest women in Europe are the swedes
and Welsh. & 3; n ;,ii
Some men will DO happy and others i'm.
happy thiswe but tho ladies' will feel
the best Of all. The patience. OF wives
during q Presidential election is very
cornmendable. "a
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe wants American
female authors to send acknowledgements
as well as their books 10 tho New Orleans
Exposition, and says in her. Boston Eng
lish that ii will materially add to the
effectiveness" OF the exhibit.
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The Prize hoy for r, Rad Luck.

~ 81 4lsr tAt ~
Mrs. Mulvey, residing near Locust Sum
NIT, has Q boy, aged about 70 years, who
answers 70 the cognomcn OF Patsy. He is
the sorrow Of her heart Two weeks ago
yesterday he was struck by. . base ball
bat on the nose and that useful member
now resembles Il mexican saddle. Willie
he was getting overit lie9shot himself in
the foot while monkeying with his fathers
gun. They put Patsy in his little
bed and started to mine the & shot
out OF his foot. On last Thursday
Mrs. 3Iuiveys was tired 81 oi nursing
and watching the lid and went to bed,
leaving her false teeth on tho bureau.
Patsy couldn't resist the temptation to try
and adapt tho artificial grinders to his
mouth, which by tile way is capable oire-
ceivins base ball. But Sthe&prinders
wouldn't adapt, or rather Patsy got their
stern end in first and 4 Mrs. Alulyey was
awakened from her slumher4 BY half-sui-
located yells from her offspring. i 1t took
tho efforts ,of q doctor to bring the ss'bad
boy" around. On satnrtlaysShc sca,ded
himself by splitting overa kettle Ct boiling
water that stood on tile Kitchen stove,
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/ 5Tss:MARSnALs SALE OF sTEAAl-

r. @. BARR, Proctor, ~ 81 ~ ,iIS ~ 80 n
] WHEELING, ". Va. Oct D. 1891. VI IA oeqo
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--sEag1-t- > -. : 80 : : =
How lie ! Sutlnrel..

"Have you ever suffered from extreme
thirst, Colonel b q,
Yes" the Kcntuckian replied. u have!
was in the southern part OF Tennessee
some years ago on a surveying expedition
for the Government, and YOU may, believe
ut OF. not, gentlemen, but for. three ;,!aysI
hadn't thing to drink except pint bot
tie OF furniture polisll..''' 50 I 3i,'s +:
No water TO be had?n i
YES, there was plenty OF water, but
when a man is enduring the asonies OF
sbnrnins thirst he is not apt to payI much
attention to personal cleanliness. z 555,.s!
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IENRUSTEE'S SAT,l
STREET PR0pFBTY.

~ lItue o. Decd OF Trust made by Matthias
Seels and wife, to me as trustee, dated August x
. o ana W ESeorea among the land records Of Ohio
1S VIII offer for sale atpuNlc auG,io,, 10 tfs
hishest and best bidder. at tho front door oi The
court House Of Ohio county West Virginia, on 80
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NovEiH Der, 1851
commencing a. 10 o'clock 4 NJ, tho following do.
scflbcd property, that Is to say: IA certain Tcce
Or parcel Of lind together with tile improvements
inSre9n, situated on Main street, III the City Of
y, Mhee1ng and beginning for the sNnicnt Il pont on
ine enst side OF said Greet s!xty.two feet four
nehes 90 ~ in south q the south corner Of
With the cast side OF Main street eighteen feet ts
IL; thence caat Ina strlsh. line parallel With le
line OF Market alley tortytwo feet az t. thet,ce
south PARALLEL with the line Of iHiIi street six icct
~; thence cast parallel with the limo Of Market
alley TO The alley in the rear or GnSt side OF !i
property; thence North along tho line Of said lat
named alley twcntyfour feet III it) thence In a
straight line 10 the place OF beSInnlng,p flfr,i
TERMS or sALs-One third Of the puschaee money
IN cash, or ~ much more ny the purchaser Iaytye.
sire, mud tho balance In Ione and two years, with
interest from date OF sale roSession can DO given
50 HANNIBAL, FOL, llTS - y
2 ocl3 -. t6rtsN ii Trustee y
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THINGS coon TO EAT.

Z &. - d
There is quite scare over the threat
ened dcarth OF terrapin. "a 81, z
New importatious OF Malaga grapes
which, by the way, do not come from Nal.
aga at Gll-arc OF remarkably fine quality.
One OF the pretticst dishes OF vegetables
consists Of u caulillowcr Of ivory white
ness resting upoa a bed Of wcll-made toma-
70 sauce. &. iss..
Frozen fish otary kind is IN abomina.
ton. 1t loses It's flavor, life ard taste, and
i in no wise palatable to the educated
diner" &
Some French restaurants in New York
are introducing the soup made OF marrow
that has long been 50 popular in France
and Germany.
1t Is considered by tho fashionable ca
tercrs VERY bad fnrnin5 to give chicken
salad ut dinner parties. The dish, they
say, Is for lunch and supper parties only.
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oushta,t to rampsr With 10 q, Group ,,,,.

= All the animals were sitting around
quietly alter the afternoon performance;
and the giraffe was thoughtiulIy observing
her colt snntiins about the lamps at the
top Of the centre pole. NJ; sy:
,sioung man, she said at last, as lie
thrust about eleven and "A half linear feet
OF neck through an opening the canvas
to look out upon the world telescope
yourself in out OF the damp October air. a.
colt with a swallowing thing like a tele-
graph pole has mo business tampering.
with the Group" M a
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gr1,stcc Sa1sss;..3 4. Y. !.

EpUBLTCa Z SALES OF INVALUABLE
: Property. Residence. Garden aud Manutac-
Turing siteS with wntcr. conl and oihrr couvc-i
nientcs. The late lhilip Reilly Farm, at the mouth
q Glenns Run. oienn's Run Station. p, W & Ky.
KaiIrad river fronts, river bottom lots above tile
high wator OF 1854 and hill tracts IN all about $50
ac"s In he vicinity of thcWe!sbuR, W. Va, gas
heu &Wisl be sold on tito premises at Gicnn's Run
Ion !ueSday, N0ven her IS, 1851 commencing
Ct 70 o'cocsA. For particulars call OH IaIncs
Iich rtst No.. lie ChApline street, or Thomas
o.Erisn state Tresurers office Capitol Building,
sccn No more eligible ste for nill Or steel plant
can be found. Terms. one.f0G:th tho purchase
money cash In hand, and the residue In three
equal annual payments, with interest from dsyu
SAFE deferred raymcuts 10 be secured by deed OF
trust on the proper.Y su!d 8 =. y.lll-
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lta'zf- = rl.IT'--''T'I- .Fs1-II -I-l7-,,i,
How Ito s,gtitl Htll.s

q Bill Collector---S"How& about meeting
this note p Il 5;i = tS}ss.5;5,59iS
Impecunious Reporter don't know
about meeting this note, TIN tell $you
what will do.n s }SE
Collector-"What do propose! to do ?nlgs
( Reporter-"Instead OF meeting this note,
IN Just make anote OF this meeting.
That will do just about as well, won't il? y
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Gun, Maker to yassar,

EsEtAaact' Z. ~ II n NE ~ sg,,
..Thisis a acknowledgements. Lister
toit: .Wanica-0nc thousand bushels Of
old oyershoes, rubbcrs, etc, etc. Fancy
ttYes; he's beginning early this year.
aHe? Who2H ~ X q
aWhy, the gum makerto Yassar Col,
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IsTElliaEST people have quit taking
Ibitters and mineral roisons, havcquit
|tloctoring kidneys and liver, ncrves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
|thsir system with 'quack nostru,ns, and
now keep themselves and families in per.
'Iect health by occasionally using. the only
pAfiect blood puriierand rucstrengthener
a weak portions OF the body, known lar
and vide as DR.. Guysott's ] Yellow Dock
md sarsapmilla. Any drugsistwill eetit
sor you. ~ Y! VIZ; s1 psW
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How They lived. IIal,p,s
GLOW many. wives has hc?9.

"And do they live togcther?" quericd
the tourist, in astonishment.S 81 \ a5liy 3
"Yes, na'em.n b s
+ "And don't they ever quarrel y ss
mot thatI know o.. 3 (. Z q. Y
what! They actually live tosetherin
the same house and don't QUARREL ex-:
claimed the inqnisitor--''.why, where is
the man 2" she added tin& breathlcss haste:
Hes dead, pmeekly answered tho little
girl. ii,1F FFs5,i IA
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

-a-r.
ny virtue Of decd Of trust made by j. F. Weeks
and Mc!isSn Weeks. his wife, to the undersigned
trustee, dated the 2lst day Of February a. D. lSS3,
nhi recorded In the Clerks Office az the County
Gonrt Of Ohio county, in Deed OF Trust Book 10.
W psgo Avs, 10 secure the payment OF ii certain
prGI,issory note therein named and described, 1
shall proceed 10 sell at the front door ri the C0I,r:
House o. Ohio county, In tho City Of Wheeling on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1885,
beginning nt2 10 O'Clock "a. NJ, the following de-
scHbed real estate, that Is TO say: All OF a crro
tiece Of land situated III 1riadelpha District in
Hhto county, West Virginia, and described us fol-
lows; beginning at Stake on the north edge OF the
Cumberland road corner to Flierry liropstroon's
ot and v; C,1horbbnrsh thence thir;wlvo as IN
ieet T. with thejine OF the Cumberland n1ud 10 4
stake; thence parallel line With hlonstrbor's limo
% Little wheeling creek: gthcncc with 3lle inea-
behring's Of tho creek to- DronStroops line: thence
WIN said Bronsiroops line on the cast side nf the
, ot 70 ,he beginning, part Of the H.. G. TLor-
Terms OF sAlE-C CASH. The tltleis believed ID he
perfect but selling MS trustee stall only cunyrv
9 0elS L4 M II II ,JVEN IN - "
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gsnrs4-- dunr. Etenti,1p 4: On.
-.
St;1tip11cru.
NrEW ROCKS

N,TEW BOOKS. 5.4 3 5155.
The Nnssar Girls In South America Champser.
All Aronnd n PALLET, Lizzie Champsey. n u 7
!. An Appeal to Cesar, Judge Tou,seo, author OF a
Fonls Errand. n ~ 45y IL 5s5lfi .ls5g,l5
The Dcstiny"i Man, viewed IN the light OF his
origin, John fiskc s,g,5 IA d ri M &. $50
loteday's History, Lucy Guernsey n,
s1AboulHyes Illustrated Fairy Stories. A. n 4
Countess Of al bany, by Vernon &C. e
mol " y. H. wILSOS No. 1902 Market Street (;
;NLEW NOTIFICATIONS. VA. ils$sl..s
American Explorations in tho Ice Zones Prof ].
Noiirse, y. ). \; square, Syo lllustrnted, fine
The Voyage Of the "Jnanncttc" Journals Of 1t.
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CLOTH, illustrated 81 30. .,54 i51
Ice Pack uhd 'randn, an account Of tho search
for the "Jeannctlc" ". II. Glider; Syo, cloth IL
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sAlsonquin Legends Of New England. Chas. G.
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The Red Wall Flower, by Mis- Warner. author OF
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"A Young Girls Wooiuy, by L. z. Roe: u mo-,
me Man versus The State. Herbert Spencer;
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New Books OF all branches Of literature, and at
greatly reduced prices, on hand in large variety, Z
II III STANTON & VENPoRT,
ocS =. W 50 No. 1901 Marke, Street.
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TIE Indians, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as cnrc for coughs and colds,
used to prepare it in their rude way, and
in winter kept it constantly on hand. Tho
careful and secret method OF preparing DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry makes It
superior to all other preparations. 1t is
very pleasant to take. a y D&w
LADIES finest buttonel shoes at tho
assignee sale, 2l03 Main street; ~. T.,
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SEAL WRAPS

We will offer for n fcw days $50 Seal
Plush Saeques FOR $35; also ourtFincst
Satin Lined Newmarkets, llrocaaed SILK
aud Wool, at $50. Please price them
elsewhere and them come aud SEQ II wc
do not save you $l5on each Wrap. These
IRE lato purchases from manufacturers
who are loaded and must realize.
ave also open daily the Newest Wraps
at our usual low prices. 4. ;;i;Ss
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V1RUsTEEs SALE. \ y. AZ "a

( The undersigned trustee, by virtue Of The OH,
IhoTlty vested In him by eefttin Deed OF Trust,
made by Henry lIahne md Caroline Hahnc, hIs
ISL. and recorded III tho oicS Of The Clerk G: .s
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia in
ne ee o. Trust Book No drn, page lGe viii proceed
10 sen A. Public Aucton,ut the front door OF the
CouFt Aonsc o. Ohio cotlnty.in the City Of Wheel
Ing. on SATURDAY EovEMBt K is, 1851. com
aleneiag az 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the iollowlngl de-
senbed real estate, towit: Lot numbered sixteen
Wy, ~ sprigy's Row, In the Eighth ward OF :tLe
Gty OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, To-
lng III sprigg and M,chie's addition 10 the sald
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OPERA GTOUSE!i
AeE Gigantic Specially Company.
giTvAUDEyILLE COMPANY
1DUBLlC SALE SIS u

pUBLlC SALE Is B "a
l:32lS OF ISLAND PROPERTY f
In pursuance OF decree In the suit OF The Elk:
change eGnk OF Wheeling vs.. Amos ]. 0sburnc and
others, made by the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
on tho 10Th day OF October i:Si, L shall as special
commissioner appointed thereby. prucccd to sell at
public auction at the front door OF the Court House
Of OHIO county, on SATURDAY, TIE OH DAY OF
pECEasER. 1874, commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ",
LOT No: II IN the addition on Wheeling Island laid
ont BY Henry Moore, trustee Of the estate Of Ehcu
eyer zane, mud fronting on tho north side Of Zane
street: and also lot No L. In Daniel Zane addition
on wheeling Island, on tho southeast corner Of
Hane and Huron streets. Tn tho front part OF lot
No.1i Is erected aduublc twOstory franic dwelling
house, containing eight rooms; and IL small tenant
house OF two rooms on the aley in the rear OF said
lot No.l2 Is erected a double two.story franc
dwelling house: containing ten rooms; md also
cottdse continuing three rooms ~ ,s93:55
TERMS OF. sAI.E-0nc.third and rs much more
as the purchaser may elect CASH: aud the residue
IN Two equal payments. payable respectively In
NINE and kIGilTEES months, from day, Of sale; for
credit istallmcnts, notes 10 be given by the pur.
chaser or purchasers with satisfactory personal SO.
curly, and the title to be retained until full mar
By the court. +, '.s!5 49,.
Z, IA a. J. CLARKE,
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IEEMs or SALE--one.thrd OF the purchase monev
ana ~ much more us the purchaser may elect, L,
ne paid In cash on the day Of sale; and The residue
III ti1, Twelve and eighteen months from. taysof
saie. NJ purchaser 10 give his notes for tho de-
!srred payments, with security to be approved By
The TILE to faid property IS believed to be per-
may be vested In him by said deed Of Trust. ~.
~ :, ., Is !. sqi:s ~. r.. C0WDEN, Trustee. e.
- ". u. AALLtH, AuCtlonecr.fi3. slg3l Oci2 y
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II. ], IUK 1T
Is Si Special Commissioner.
]. Thos. N. Darrah, Clerk OF the Municipal Conf
Of Wheeling. do certify that bond aud security
have been given By sain special commissioner as {.
required by law, and by said decree OF sale
~ ~ vi, TlIOS. ~. DAkRAlI, Clerk 4
II. c. HERvEv, ;Auctioneer. i3}5. 4 no5rhss
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s,e,u AIluertt,:slesnrIs,ue,;nr ts.

ST,&ADYi BELLE, EG YPrtAN5 Q gEEN,
~ Rateals patt,' Pfesaat and Future; 4 YVES Id.
yicr on money! business Ind family Affairs, Hours
from 10 Q r. NJ No, 20 Eighth strept, tl66 3
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HlnE STATE OF WEST 5yIRGINIA,
a OHIO COUNTY. g n a # ia :,
in the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
gln!a. October Rules. lsSi. Z All! n
Marcus w Amick, Executor Of tho estate OF
saslhN Thomas Il. Wins, DECEASED. Lll3a. s I.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R..R.

Leaving inc city a. .55 leayins WheGl'g Park at
n::a n AN aRM.sl 100 A. ~. "a 20 r. me-
s'U y IN Q ~ Il o 10 So lsis 600 n"
sll:00 so Z &ls l2G0 M. SgS aSt'
fat:G8 N. El5S y l!A a 400 =. NJ MN lEsili
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
! 2 = -. = = lI77---7-l---7
MaConnelsHille Democrat.

Gen. Warner is making a gallant and
successful 6ght in his district. He has a
clear working majority in his favor, and
his defeat can only be brought about by
the treachery of lhe Democrats, some-
thing that cannot presumably be expect
ed. This county is no longer in his dis
trict, and therefore what we say is from
an impartial standpoint, and it is only
fitting tribute 10 genuine worth and abil-
ity to record the fact that he made the
best Congressman the 18th District ever
had. Courteous, obliging and able, he
represented not one faction or party, but
his whole constituency, and If the result
of the coming election depended upon
the vote of Morgan County, Republican
though it is, Gen. Warner would be re-
turned TO Congress by handsome ma
jority. As it is, we are satisfied that bis
new district will not forget the services
that have made for him place and a
name in the Democratic party second to
no mans in Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-16
Tuesday, October 14th, is
Election Day.
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New YORK. September 5-The Ger
man Brsuer- Journal prints an editorial
headed Cleveland for President" which
is translated as follows:
"In the July number OF the Journal
it was edtorially stated that an endeavor
had been made by the editor to obtain
from Mr.. Blaine an expression of his
views on prohibition. Since that publi-
cation several interviews. have been had
with Mr.. Stephen B Elkins, the trusted
lieutenant OF the Republican nominee
for the Presidency, but up to the present
writing not a word has been received
from Mr.. Blaine as to whether he ap-
proves or does not approve Of the en-
actment Of sumptuary laws.
The question is OF so vital charac
ter to the interests Of the trade that we
deemed 1t our daly, scting on its behalf,
to obtain an authorized utterance in re
lation thereto from the Republican nom
inee. Mr.. Blaine is evidently not dis
posed to give it. We have right,
therefore, to presume that, so far as the
brewing trade is concerned, he is not
with US. We therefore say that Mr.
Blaine is not entitled to the support OF
the brewers and those who have kindred
interests with them, ami that it is the
duty of the trade to unite in a solid
pbalsnx to insure his defeat.
The contrast of the attitude OF Gov
ernor Cleveland with Mr.. Blaine's ON
this question is very marked. In his
letter of acceptance he refers to the &C.
ton OF sumptuarv laws with no uncer.
tain sound, aud he is entitled to receive
the unanimous and jealous support Of
the trade, without regard to previous
party affiliations.