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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-09
EpruylICaA s1EYE CONVENTION.

ltnolcSItd IEAIE L0hNSItton OF sbe s'a'e !"
MA klr1;IrilLuig en- rtduddAy, July w. lSei'h
Iu ,ocr NJ, 10 Ut iiItAtO candidates Iof uo'oi'
n =, STATE hutetiuIuudlnt " FREQ seAooi., Ahoi'
t11u,suIer, .,,:nruty. IcnetGl, EId Two Iuu@t
n, ,hr turnme Court Of ArlUaA. 10 DO vo!ei iei
s,n.r,uc,I election to b. bed on The tccohb
r,.Jsy n, Ur,uuer Lvxl; md 10 dominate MI
Residential electors to 10 'oICu Iof ~ the i'@'
d,ut..l elt ,l!ou 10 To bCid Oh sae foat'a 0sy o.
Eo,vu,tct next; to AeAcs htete Genital tommi
t.,. aud 10 .lIAI..ACt GuCh otl.tt llanetA "a maj
come beurp aid Louyel.ton.
Tho Republican cICctoIs Of West Virginia and all
o,hct Votes Without ICEAid to past political ah!s
tious, who arc oppoIed 10 tic conne OF tho bcnio
s,.,ic administration Of this State III creating
dybt In violation Of tho t1pIcts provisions Of ou
Cou.,tu,Iou; " tho pppICl6.yo NseAkntna ilIctsi
" impo~cd uyou The people; to the unequal NM
hurtep,one taxation CauECd BY the supplemental
ss,ssnon. Oite. q tho iICtcut naturalization; o.
who favor tho lowest taxation tompaAblo win N
public inteiCsts oil clcysiipB and o!slnying Anne;
lean labor: Protecting aud e1lcnd!nS Lcmc inuu'
tries; giving Tree poluss education 70 the ;aais*'
o. The people; Scouting itSsutn SO md an hons
u,un.!uy Of ballots eErcIua!ly pSolectins''a al! hu
man rights In every section Of our common coun
tu.snd who A.-isV ~ ptGmCtc itlcldly iEGiln
Hnu permanent haIneNy throughout the State b.
maintaining State and Government pledged II
theso objects and pi!nCplts, aye cordially invite
10 attend this ConycItiou and participate In iH de
lbenuonA
We would recommend TO County Committee
suly action lii the matter Of holding c. unity meet
iiasfor the purpose OF sppoInupg delegates to Il
State Convention, and that one delegate ic. eve,
oae hundred votes COST for Garfield and Arthur
the basis Of representation 10 the State Convention
BY order CT tic stktu Central Committee.
W j. W. EDNDsE, SectctSry
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From The lnitTistnttr QfJnfys,
"AGti4ENllC AND TkUSrTORTuY,'

| T.
Tho Editor or the GrccnbrIcr Indepond
cntspcnkn.
spttta! DLipcIeh to the In,tlItytnotr,
CnicAso, July lin obedience to you
in''ructions. csllod upoa Mr.. B. F. Nar
l,S, .dlsor Of the 6'eenbsier Independent
who is here as tele, gate IRON tho Thi,e
district to tho National Democratic Cen
yen!ion, and asked him upon what iniorua
lion be wro!c The article in which it wa
slated tina: three members Of the Supreme
Court o!.appaals were congulted before Inc
supplemental aosessmen. crdo: was
'isaued, and that they Examined, revised
snd approved" It. Nj. Harlow says:
"Ihe ariiclo wfo!e was intended to
sustain tie oour,e Of the Governor md
Auditor in the matter OF tie reaBsessne nj
order believed ,hs Governor and Au.
ditos wore ''eh:, and wiehet 10 justly
thcm. Il was to tho interest OF the farm
ers to have it enforced. My infornatio
as to the bGai, o! iha article WAS oblsis cd
from en- entirely authentic and :rustwo rthy
source. Who my iniornan. was decline
10 ray. and will not cay unless required
to do 90. .g
II was also informed and stated sha. the
mira prominou! members OF the Lerisls.
tuso were consulted "a to the propriety oil
passing an act regulating md prescribing
the means Of making this law operative,
but it failed to do SO and In consequence
tho Supreme Court passed on it. Tho ar.
ticle Was written in regard 10 tho ecope Of
the decision in tho Chesapeake ( Ohio
roads case" ~ gH.
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EiuUk cd i4S nrDar f'I,i,.

One Of th5 mos! earns! anti. Blaine men
at Chicago was Nj. Hamilton Fish, Jr., q
delegate from New York, with whom The
writer had very pleasant intercourse
Where Mr. Fah atsEd3 now will be sea,
lom what follows.
Mr. Fish WIS favored With q circular from
the independent Republican Committee,
o. New York, asking him to Join ,hoa
Republicans who arc protesting acsirn
the nomination OF Mr.. Blaine and N,
Logan" and who propose 10 hold "a ron'
sral conference Immediately after IN,
Democratic Convention" etc. To Ibis H..
vitatton Mr. Fish replica:
Not having tho honor Of your ,,o,.,.
ance, AM At y los, 10 uude,s,xrd Siua'nt-
should have tODt me such II cIrcnI,r you
Il Ia tho design Of the sc.c.lled IuIs,,.a.utth
Republican COMMITTEES 10 .Cud trr., suusat
70 tbs 6G8 G8aor S90, COO Republican APPEALS
this State, With The hep, oI tigdins' etsih
dlsatiihed and dIsgfnptisd spirIir' lew
may DO doing ipinsAie, l., 80.
ton, not having q !!st OF ia membt,.h'%o 1 ~,
from the accounts In the nublc nrn1pp' nu,
nay well Infer That II 10 largely car n,. a.,
especially In Its controlling elements e W.!
sons who are welded 10 itUe 'trnsc p rH1
siples, aud who have at heat tho AIccss y
those principles, rather than that OF tLo n,
publican party. Ia iaos, II the revsp.ns
accounts OF It's meetings are correct, person
hsys taksn part In Its la]ibsrAtlons WI
baye not for yrnrs been Republicans, II the
eysr Were. ..t
Although Mr. Bl,inc wss not my p,eis
ence at Chicuso, still in viNw Of ths ihut thu
bis nomination vas made by delegates eles.e
In tho main by Congregational districts tnot b
State Conventions, as has hitherto been ii
suatom), and was evidently the frye aud III
trAmmeled act OF tho great Mi lrIIy Of Ii
delegated representatives Of The Republican
party, canno: associate mystli with any nd
j1not or tender 10 the democratic part!
{xhlch your moyB,nsnt necessarily musl be-
Whistler Intentionally or not l am not prt
pared 10 say) and am with the great mas o
riucets Republican, earnestly supporting Ii,
distinguished candi dRtrs recently dominated
and Of whoss election, h.pptly Tor no coun.
try, there Is 10 little question.
It Is evident that Mr.. Fish knows the
kind oil people lie Is dealing with, free
traders aud ifde !aacss, who care nothing
for .hs Republican party and would MAKE
trouble IN any party. Ills letter Ia a
manly, rirglug u.,essncs which woald do
no di,c.sd', to his abs tA'hsr.
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sarA bernha,dt1s sid 10 be getting stout.
Z1tcttolt, tho champion CHEFS player, Ia
nov IL Ban Ftaneiseo, whenes he vii! sail
for China and India shortly.
Lawrence Barrett 10 now On route for
home. lie has made arrangements to Rp.
pear in London In 1850 with Henry Irving.
General Bob" 'rocmbs, now "a Year,
old, stoops considerably anil walk. With
difficulty. lie has lost much llesh during
tho rast lew Year,, and cataract Ia impair.
ips hia sight.
MD. Sophia Bryant, who c,uduc.s q
ladliB' college IN Lonlont has !bst taken
the tlrht female degree Of doctor Of science
10 tho London University, md another
lsly has become ihs fra. master Of mta
Charles Rsade deepiaed literary ioppery.
lie had q weakness Tor niaiquttry, indeed
ald wss fond OF pictures, bus fiis Workshop
-Gt hla lito'kry tioreroom, rather, for ht
did but lili!o actual writing Atre-is bare
enotgh Tor Al auchufite. ID
Tho Rev. A. n. Fsirbairp, President O
Airedale College, bradford, England, ant
chairman Of the Congregational Union o
England And Wales during last year, ID 4
d,ityera co,,rae Of BIx lectures a, Chau
tsrQus, in August, on 'rhe llistory o
ECslish Philosophy" gp
| Queen vinlotis has asked ihn rincs @
Wales not 10 att.nd'kny tl,tEs,rs. liz
M'jetty gave another example Il retlrlr
from lbs vulgar" by kopping tbs railroA
,taiionp, during Der recent journey Iron
| lNailuaA .l. 1 Al n. 4
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TIE HINTON "KEpVnLIuAN."
mr.. nurhe Nnyh tbs Paper IL hot Dsnd
only Suspended,

nF. nurhe Hnyh tbs Paper Il hot Dsnd
only huspeaded.
To TIE Edlior Of The Inst!'ise,ksr.
slE-ln your issus Of July lst appear,
letter from Hinton, signed "lse1. stating
with other Ilusainings, TIM. the Hinton
Republican Is dead, as a result Of a misun.
defa,sndiug between the "edtora." i beo
to say through your columns that the Re.
publican has been temporarily stopped. be-
c1aee cannot ohtnin a settlement OF hi,
accounts from printer named Mcbride,
10 whom ! entrusted the publication OF the
paper aud local management OF the ottica.
! have discharged him and be is trying to
start rival paper at my, expense.
The Republican Is represented by "Rex''
% obnoxious 10 the charges Of "commun.
ism" In It's editorial, and "vile peraopal
abuas" in the local eolunna. The former
charge comes from my approval OF Henry
Gsorse's theory Of land naturalization. 4
theory which sppeara to mo tho opposite Of
Communism. The local columns hare bsen
monopol'ssd by Mcbride, to my great dis.
satisfaction. -
! respectfully submit that the charge Of
"Cnmmunism" either lies against ,hu aid
printer. and tho parties whoao willing agent
10 haa become. RICHARD BuRrx.
Editor snd proprietor Hinton Republican
Hinton W. Va. .Jufu4 g.r -"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W n JUUIVlHH LN0fu EW K1ONs n ~
Having Reference 10 Contempt Proceed.
Tugs Against the Public Press.

Having Reference to Contempt Proceed
Tugs Against tbs Public Prsss.
s:<uicnvue Usra'd, tRtp.) ,t.'.t :
An order Of con.emp! was Issued syains,
Tho Wheeling 1STrLLloEScrR, By. the
Supreme Court Of West Virgins, for IN.
favorable criticisms on the actions Of the
judges. This Is species Of judicial legilla.
tion that should beauppressed The powe,
to puniah for contempt is ip.snded solely
to preserve tho dignity Of courts, and L. .
summary process which atould not extend
beyond the hearing o, SEEING Of the court
unless the offender IA IA attorney or othe,
officer Of the asme. To attempt to extend
1t, Al Ia 30 often don.. to cover newspape,
comments or other s:.ions Of private in|i.
vidnals Is a piece oil mediaeval tyranny
projected into tbs nln.eeuth century IN,
"a contrary to thcspirtt Of the age, Therc
Ia no authority for any h sucb
courho save In the decision OF judRes them.
selves, who re in every case interested
parties, and Who 70 beyond their proyines
It Is the duty Of the courts to interpret and
execute iaV', not to make them, although
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rOLIriGaL rAnAanAPms
Platform: All quiet on the Potomac ior

Platform: All quiet on the Potomac Tor
rcvenas only. ~. gllf ~ b
For president, Msjor. aneral George u.
Mcclellan, Of New jersey.
For vIce'prealdsnt, Majors General Wn.
field =. Hancock, u PennsylvAnia. '.'
Among the iicksb thu, will not DO nom.
mated this week at UhtcARo 10 this ONE: f
The Cincinnati Enqairtr ID booming
tlosaly with JOB type idrvor,-Hamins'on
Star, ~. /
The Democrats have no dark horses,
they all want " run u prominent candi.
dates. sF1,.g.. q Hgg7-TE-.. ~.
Mr.. Cleveland made An excellent sheriff
and never hupgltd In hanging q man.
This can be raid Of no other candidate 10,
tho Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
Tho woman suffrage movement lsn'i
making I'LL the hesdway its friends could
wtsh, but We observe that PtG5e Uouxius
lstl!er las been made United States mar
sanl. Fil. - - =
| Mr.. Tilden bowed 10 tho will Of God IL
bis letter Of withdrawal, but some Of BIZ
party friends are acting on the p,lncipl,
that that tribunal had no Jurisdiction owe,
j the matter,
7 II 70 said Tia! Nj. Blaine has accepted
ne invitation to q banquet extended Il
him jointly by the Middlesex, Mas,aclu
as!is. Noslol * and Esdex ciuts O! Boston
and that the bahqlet will tako place Ii
September In eithur Music or FAneuil Hall
"DIck" 0gtesby has The nomination a
Governor Of Illinois. When he heard ths
The Democrats lad put Carter Uaisison a
lls vent, "a Brer kabi,! onUs did. "Ayay
! all Ions by his1sli. an he laff an lsir az
lsE, twel he couldn't lAT no longer p
:. Springfield Reputtican. -"
i The Ut. Louis Pot Dipaies publlshe, III
q pictures 0! hile mDfs or less e.niusr
!, nenocTata under the htaIing, "Democr,
. TIC Residential timber Tor Chicago"
8 mnst DO confessed that son,s Il The tiube
!. looks pretty well warped, "a throuph
/ great many blooms"
"Is the Democratic p1rty for fee trad
or protection 7" Il the QUESTION now bsix
i asked BY the plain people in tho coun,r,
II the earth round or dM 7" was ono
\ 1keu Of country school teacher. "Oh
I'm not Particular" was the reply. "Soul
o likes It round and aouo likes It dit; I tsac
g either way" -
Il - now alleged against Judge Thurma
; that he stops 10 read the baseball SCORES an
: knsws the points Of the game. Itlhis
!, true, It is hardly worth while bo!hsyjp
= about Cleveland or .Hosdly, or even II
den. II Thurman can rally the baseba
vo:a Of The country be Is the man 10 blea
|, up the organised Strength Of tho rariy /
= = power.-A. L9uis Poa Dispateh.
i The Pittsburgh DapascA reports Mousi;
nor Cape! as saying that hs was going
i Chicago hin week to witnesa the excjt,
/ msnt and see how they msks Presiden
i Excitement he will doubtless zee, particr
= larly when Pennsylvania aud Kentuck
a got to discussing ard shaping a doubt,
a Observation-Disclosures bu
< glar.p.oot.allE WOOL. fifty million.hove nov
Il Ct tstif plank but for this President mai
n ing, NJ onsiguor ID just a few weeks too lal
a 10 see that in Chicago.
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;;,;:;. Ls9AL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

z, virtue o! tttd d, tina,
" "ns,srs ~ . nar. !. WiiEn 91tls b stu,,
tss,.nss NV tLule 4, Forijt, wy ,AdGt
Ihs ycat liz IA astd NE iSlS t..HlNtlN
tSert Of tho .o mn i,SstoNiol Ia ~ Ags
state Il W,t VIZ Goatt q Ohio ISet, d.
w. pssa II, 20, Hand a / | v ~ o. r,Vs fan
Hi sant INV, I. y o,eioi 4. n ti.E,
W@i VInipis. IN ,h ,9at House Of ~. II d,
Ito suciiss he %,IaxtSlhi Of shsstrss ah tpuin
much ihs,roi' ~ .'i np,s dtsIiltd ph,GiNEe
scored p ,A!d tt1i Of Inn. atl y n,%s
lending The execution al - The t,ts.tete,
deed. ass'stg. ttitde IL Ios' wy WV erslJ - ~
Ky cnuh'l Of phio, 10 III k'., lbtsl:7J Il e,t
ny ~, lot Ruiabetsi S',S I, Ntit vIrT,,ia:
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tihin NH h y On n lol en- A. y lid d,
SirS Al 4 NV az '9i bnuhd,d N ts ~ q uii, !
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siSnaii /, tsS ,, ~ w. ,uhtlrI!ssS = q In
~ 30 Hts, L III. saG tpntt1t NE
v. \, " lSh i, Mas! ISma
fo'u. ana with ,aid fosd n Sv.H 70 gus.'.
ai Sest1hathx, nrlaihlng iiS,sR.t ts % S,i
fs1M ., asiy 4. fnniss M |, n stse. I'd ~
~, rttal = atu hDbth ivtJlu m % Ills
AM tMN,,t -, Pr shi stConi'd ,,S ~ aa d.S5
I.re Ii a,. VI niu cluuti III htL nspEs
M town ~ reN " p.h 81 Of I1nIt " 4
Ayt btxtuntuv :, u'.,e u niI issaTy, H.ia.
Pr! .lfert ;, The uSs We sOuIS ~ =
,os y, ra1n!rt She % ASE aS 1' @aT
and With nid ,ttrsi n, MS aStMtutL
Et'hhihe, And s.!0o trtt. IL ahs
!@s I Ss,hk .hr nNe rittp or pI,r,S,timA A.
AK so,n,, 81 " The BtAId Vi ,,TnS tasS
;rnnlHy wv " hsMsS "inl.fS rs,S.s's
roldses s Sy H., william Il. WIas.,,i;ett
cntdtd.mongtAld pub!iri.uJ w X. .5.Gts
tfon,sii. iii hrti b OF 80 d ', h't q stosl,
him WAet OF h.,e.l Of land tlu,,sG,s.EA.S
county, Oh Wheeling c,.,S n u GhtEltG,
Known ~ lhe SticAAGl ulrt al ~ q M
iolIoMs, b s1A..luS ala Il 10 nv "aEa sossI
M n lpltts'uth VI &,UEsi Its M te ENIk,
FIVE Woh ~, " the 0ntl ii ll s,tpS' Y
". NY ~. 70 As9gsi ,irt: a. Ia, 'seaa y
ri the r,.,s, snih U%s, ntSi ~
the mpande, th,,,I' 90 ~, TIE ctSt Y
10 Tue bsiiNing nuisIl In NS n'hOutIs
hfsT aga Az ,tscu snd Oaeh'llsrSrst,N.. @'Gs
tosethtt with heAppnfWnC,s, a. TIu9at taLS
poionsihs o. Ap,~itAinlcs, itius u. OF, h,'tS;,
gtANh anu colrryrd " Nd viii X, ~, Nise lN;,S
Gn tsI W. nsinG u hiNyri VI AZ ~, y. ia
sMo3Thy is,uldh Il. rlilln0n A.. ~ ~, ~ ~,
dated July l?h, 1914 and hLot1 ~ Wiz tJ 4,
pages. ia etsd to,t s. n
1kkx, OF iIls -sl,O:G % Of ,N.,..
ch ~ hams, The bHiNpCr ID, noIt funhoS ne,
* . i,9p ibs d., 2 .e anti IaIs y, n's!h
on Noyemhet 18th lA'E S9;0 n. I9Sa, nv
lssS; sl,G.! 70 on Nay in, lSS Y 4, tsSrs'G lnl
M@ o. February lsh, III III ~: ID
NAY ,9lh, l%E tut0 o. IN,p,N iTiS al
~ Soon Nov, ials, lgih lsS, f.iTN ~ "
,Slh. 49, Aae the ht'da1 q Il, S w hss4y
mohcf On Asy 18th, l6'7, he rn,tS,It. isNti,
nesotiable p,oni.sory i6,e int OK 'irN IN u
ieiied iIhthllmeiu tNe,cUi, ,ud H. " ,d.ts
ptoNHy 10 be fet4ittd IL Ie,1I,i,S W u
asnt Of the tole ui.til nlli in iU ~ I, ~
mo tltl+ y BE- lIvsd 10 lie EeH1 ,.,,
lia'he tbsll bulS tonrpI svh tit, ~ tSs; y
me by The siats dLed iIGtMtd ''a.4s
etoRdsA cAisIEi |
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@. 1ae Lord aud tho Orchid.

cr hne IlSelay Of orchids at the great horti
|iln,!er around the curious tioxers has ps
On % s siii aa seE,h 1e'Ismsa
snn h,h, s" IN specimen Of the plaut was
efniolsea m - = ahop on tho DUAL Dc ia Ne.
S!sse!ie; lnn y, gentleman walked in, 70,
tho history o. ths plAat from The ownsr'
learned how II had been discovered IN
Mexico, thai u w tho only one In Europc
and valued Of 500 franco, :, Nv lnrd 1hv ,p,s,
down note for the amount, lid th ,'o or.
child on tho ground, and crpshino 4 LIZ
bis heel, told the Indignant imno,,e, that
now no one should boat Of a rs,sr n ian,
han DO himself poaassaed. - -"
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Thought. for feopIc Of ntns virginia
The decision OF the Supreme Court q
Appeals in the matter Of the rule for CON
tempt on the INTELLlaEScEI, tstAbiishet
some facts Of ilteres. 10 tho people Of West
Virginia
The plesa Of West Virginia is no Longer
free. For publications alleged to be libel
Gus Tia conductors may be fined or impris'
oned without Indictment and trial by Jury.
II the Supreme Cour! can do this to the
conductors Of Newspaper, il can take
like action with yega'd 10 my man OF $50.
man in The Slate. II 10 not NECESSARY to
publish the offensive rna,,er Ia q news.
paper. Uniayosable criticism OF the courL
On the street Is publication enough.
Since the court declares that It's power
to punish Tor contempt, sclual or con-
Btructiya, is rot limited Or controlled by
the act Of Legislature passed II. Virginia
hall century ego. and adopted by this
Slate, for the express purpeso Of limiting
the power TO punish for contempt, is
power is absolute. Il can dae as heavily,
or imprison as loug, as lis judgment. or its
yindictiyc bi.ternes1 may suggeet.
II tho Slpreme Court nlEy do this all
other courta may do it, down 10 thu
court Of the Justice OF The Peace, for they
are all created By the came authority.
!. doe net iollow tia! the Jnf.ice Of The
Peace is ICES Learned or more likely 10 be
moved by caprice Q: passion than the
Judges OF !he supreme Court Of Appcals;
but the dac:tino laid down IN the opinion,
wien reduced to its uittulGts conclusion, is |
e:4iiy seen ~ be IN absurd and mols!.rcus
pve!sl!i9I tucrisd sgaiEBl the rights
q! iha ;,esG ahd c! individuals.
rniA iiHsN Lle bIu!e force Of the Supreme
Court lbs been di.tcicd Sgairs:a Republic
can newspaper. Tomorrow It may be
hurled II. Democratic Newspaper having
the courage TO criticize the court. Ora
lawyer or layman may be dragged into court
for Whist he has a..!d, or written, or printed
anywhere within the Jurisdiction Of tie
curt, and wi.hou. the decent Formally Of
trial by jury, that powcs.graspirg boty
will deprive him Of bis l!beHy or his
property, OF both, IS Ito blood shall 10
more or llss heated, ito contempt Of lie
rights u an American citizen more or lss
tempered by pe:sona. or partisan hs!re!,
It's scern Of public opinion more or isss
controlled in lis expression by heambisisn
oftha Judges for iuiiher pSeieyment.
This timeit is contempt, The next tine
itmay be something else.
These things arc not tesssurins to the ,
men and women who find Il oihergle
Pleasant anu dearabic to live within the !
Jurisdiction Of court which decla,ss
iiseli to be suprcmc over all Inv and je.
iiro ,
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Fan FroneI.O C1ll. Faet=l ~.
lhere 10 a yonng man In Oakland who
mas sister Jessie, who was sent 10 \ lash
.ohaole school Tor young lsdiea. lie said
shen she left home ho wondered II she
would acquire the airs and ALLEGATIONS oil
oshet yeuag ladi's thu. he knew by attend.
W. tho fashionable seminary. After being
H. Je's year he began to datter himself that
ta n ss.er was proof against such non.
s slass when no received letter signed
IN S0aiea," Instead Of Jessie, as lore
N answering, be wrote something like
er s Dear Sister Jssica-Your, vel.
nars an 'es'es received. Mammnica and
Gas,aS;ss.a te well. Aunt MarycA and Uncle
n ia,as Yesterday. Haye bousht u. a'T nnr
~, y''ei i Is beauty; 1t IL named Msud;c,
r.. 10, tous aiIecuonate brother. Ssmics :
Iuo next letter was sicned Jeas;a " 49, '''-
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How IN hRvn MnuSv

And We might Allo Esy-t!ms ard main a,
we'll, In our atylcs to COED l1oute ke,ner, sna
ladies' generally. The great necessity erIss
lng always to have a perfectly cafe rsm,d,
convsDitnt ftr the relief and prompt ou1e a,
tho Rilmenta peculiar to woman-lunotioos1
.:regulsrify, oonstsnt pA!us, aad ali tht
symptoms 'tsudsnt upoa The uterine diao,.
dors-inhutes ns 10 rEcommssd strongly and
nnqualiaedly DR.. Pierce's ''Fayori,s Pf,scrir.
i'n'-Noman's beat friend. It viii aave
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COMB9-on ro2da7 siicsuoo,, July T. ,s,l a.
toelocf, "llLIAx tosn'. In tho e7th yesr Of his
fun''al f'on tho sesl,crte Of his SIN, corner a,
'h'lsy lhiId and Chapl.uc tuee.s, en- weauetdsv
'"e'noon At 2 o'clock. Ft.cuds OF thu family no
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La"tas!sr, Pa. inltaisensr lDtm) NTi8f
II these honorable coutu Of West Viz
slnia would discover what cheerful bpsl'
meas Il Ia to stroke 4 buzz saw the wropp
way, they may probably read up tho cas-,
Of SisInman and Hensel, dIsbaried Aitor'
ne!a II Ia fully set forth In tho pennsyl
ysnla State Fpuort, I,#lI fT III
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'kori.ia A.hSs.
v !rh. sweais, isysr, ehils, n,ls,ia, dy,pen
ia cured BY "Wolls Hsa!sa Rsnsasi.% 81
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WHEELING 4 ELM GDVE RR

WHEELING q ELM GpVERR
6n and After SUNDAY. MAY y, 1884, min, o.
Tho ". i K g.. r B. will run y follows: :, - " =
,n asssiuE tho CITY 49, =. H. y run e''ry hoar
!. leaving Wheeling palk at T., md run us,y
hour until 10 TX. 54wn=a ! ..i5-g H.--I-I'y' =
. 10 = on suHpif. We
liz L,e,,,, , .he city .t7AIA nd run eru hou,
Le.vinE Wheeling rat y 4, ard run s7ery
Passenger win nvs tips' and Aoubls BY pqr
chadag ha!s ueksu ., " emee ~
nyH $1,000 C nA1QQ. 1ult
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they often appear 10 cnnsidsr tho latter a
one o. their powers. II jadgss arc libsled
they have their remedy the same 70 any
ono elae. No newspaper article can bring
them INTO contempt unless they are de,ely.
Ing II, and efforts 10 substitute summary
processes lof the right Of trial by Jury
guaranteed 70 esesy American citizen q
something that should not DO tolerated.
II An EDITOR tan be summarily arrested,
tried and Imprisoned Tor uaiavoYable CON.
monts on the action Of 4 court, 90 can any.
ono else, and constitutional rights arc 4
farce. Tbs Weat Virginia Doufboas will
probably flnd that they have gone TOO far.
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Ius1 think OF 1t. an sight.foot Stop Lsddt.
!of " W. s'z.loos for 81 30. with patent
bucket support, at Bcyd's Market Bouara
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NEW ApvzRrinxusxrs.
TOR SALE,

Il .iEt. ..a.IIr7. n III. .--aHl. Il Us.
offer 10. sais ny rehdenes, No ISIS Chapliue
bAiAnatna Kitchen and excellent esil4f; has ~
water, bath, wAah. Aouse. = good siatle AMI car
rage house and 10 we'll shAded In front aud rear
kpquifs on the premisss. I..,L
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81. Georges Hall For Boys.

Rslststtowu Nd. An unsurpassed boarding toh sol
ti.9 yea. Largs baildinsS, beAuttiui gtourds
light tthlnl daily. No malaria. Books irse, CIf
oulas ssnt Paoy. J. q. ktEkAE, M. Principal