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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

sCIIMUIBACH BREWING CO.'S Culm.
bacher Beer will be on draught to-day
and tomorrow In all the principal sa-
looms In this city, Bellaire, Martins Fer
~, BenW0od, Bridgeport and immediate
vicinity.
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,Tho Most Laurhable rhing on Record /

tThe Mast Iaugbnble Thing on Record 4
Irn, 80. ~ a. .sas,.es 49, Iy,,s,. =,
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nay " s,gae1 nsat masess .appei
w !9eS ~. u ias
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gear POSSIBLY " ~ fosse ". ahese youns
men are au Weil:kn9 p geht.emee, pa
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see ANY, aaisaoas es a,mss MAsa sl'e
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Fer ,,!h 1e nc nen te Se. a9 os aSa ea
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lhls snail ~ tne ese ~ .lelr itatity.
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v; WI, iI a ~
as VIZ Viii ~ ;, VI.
pate ny uoqts WIZ W Y II " cioc :,S
70 the pupl!e te use ~ te si li.a VIII WI
pe gwen 70 genessn skaang 4aal a;SV,
wneh Las Myol W. " Ytss9 tor w
alothef aaooatu sAea gaa az, lascn,
III Whlc. tne ~ y y yyuls
men win patucipasei ~ eost1tnss t.o ,
EcomlcaI, aPpeaIlng sgauentS upon sne sur
lace amia g.eas A9 mL,s ~; ~ sfuaPe,s
cheers aug tn M, w. ne nv '.
none should iaii 70 re. ~, me lfst part o.
tne pfogtaalsn,s WV ~ tne gt4tau hAsc1
and slg.Sag, toli9Weu ~ ~. lancy anq
funny sGatng, to9rnatne IN. IlY'catcnlng,
deer hunting, ana tne l.e y y pIoles-
fnl heiress. illustrating the professors first
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
iTuE ourRN's ryIDRyor z,

Miss Florence Noble, the gifted actress,
and Mr.. Harry Jackson, the popular young
comedian, supported by q superb dramatic
company, including Mr.. Hal. Clarendon,
late leading man with Dion Boucicault,
and Mr.. Melton Rainford, late Of Lester
fWallaek' 8 theatre, will appear at Charley
Shay's Theatre next Monday night fol
one week, In "The Queens Evidence
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.'S Galm.
bacher Beer will be on draught to-day
and tomorrow In all the principal 50.
looms In this city, Bellaire, Martins Fer
ry, Benw6od, Bridgeport and immediate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06
Cora i. PARKINSON,
Nina +. O. BLuSpoN.
The world .rrenlowned Notre Dame.

The Sisters Of the most noted Catholic
ladies' seminary in the United States, the
famous Notre Dame, at Goyanstown, near
Baltimore, Md, on the S0th OF last Janu-
airy, made public a card, certifying to the
Star Cough Cure in that institution. They
stateIthat they found IL effieacious alike
for relieving coughs, expressions on the
chest and irritations OF the throat. The
Board OF Health endorsesit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

NV YORK, March 5.-In all, Department. thert
hos been more doing but selections generally are IN
moderate quantities. Dress goods aud prints aoIn
mauded the ehlef attention and telegraph order
quantities for some makes. Atlantic six-quRrtel
cathmeres, styles T, advanced tc; style %. and
satin berber Exc These prices were sustained by
liberal purchases !.
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NaN snulre d aretna groom.

In looking over the annual election re.
tnrnsfor Township officers for the neigh.
boring county Of Washington, Pa, 1T Is
noticed that q genial friend Of the lHTElII.
0RNcRR's, James R. Bell, was elected one
Of the magistrates for Donegal Township,
which Township Is eircumja to West
Alexander. The Squire will have his
Office at the depot, where II will be very
convenient for those who may want 70
visit that Gretna Green for matrimonial
purposes. The Squire Is well knownin
this eity and along the line ofthe Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad. His friends will
wish him successin his Official career.
They know him TO bea very pleasant and
courteous gentleman.
scuMpInlca BRRwlNa' Co b culmbacher
Beerwill be on dtanght to-day and to.met'
row ipall the pfinsipa saloons In this city,
Bellaire, Martin,s Ferry, BenWood, Bridge.
port lnd immediate vicinity,
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scrMu1nAcn BREWING Co.'s Culmbacher
Beer will be on draught to-day and to.naer-
row in all the principal saloons in this city,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Benwood, Bridge.
port and immediate vicinity,
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We cannot tell exactly what was the
i'demoniae expression under which PEG,
pie Of former ages 20 dreadiuiiy suffered.
What ever II was it.eould not have been
worue than neuralgia In thehead. MrsJ.
g. Ref, Of Newark, n. \. was tormented
for eight years With; this but wtltes that
It yielded to one bottle Of Browns Iron
Bitters. What's the use Of suffering? It
cures dyspepsia, veal knees malaria, liver
and kidney complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

scIiMu1RAcH BnEwINa Co. Is Culmbacher
Beer will be on draught to-day and to-mor-
row in all the principal saloons in this city,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Benwood, Bridge
port and imnedinte vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
call on or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed Ut schnepfa
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
Ia. NJ, sge, IL NJ, 49s; 8 ?. NJ 43S; q P
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Petroleum.

Ttrusynlr, PA, March 6.-NationalT Transit CERT.
dcates opened at 10 10: highest S0 lowest
40 barrels; runs for the entire oil regions IS Sis
barrels; charters 1854 barrels. Very little has
been doing on the exchanges today. The pykeFs
on CRY. Pa, March b.--National transit certii
cafes opened at 7eIlc: highest lowest T9<c;
closed At 70 20; sales 25360O0 barrels: cltaranccs
900 hArr6ls runs IS SIS barrels; shipments 49,.
10 barrels; charters 9,52l barrels. OIL Exchange
stock nothing bid and nothing asked.
prrsBuRdH, Pa, Mafcht5.-The oil market was
dull o.day without any marked features; trading
II a tied; values opened at 7gc advanced TO S05kc
but quickly declined again and closed steady Of
ne.
NEW YoRk, March 5.-peholeum firm; United
79IEr: refined Tie i7ail :, +
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scHMuLpAca BREWING Co. 's Culmbacher
Beer will be on draught to-day and to.mor-
row in all the principal saloons in this city,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Benwood, Bridge:
port and immediate vicinity.
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited Il
call and sec our stock.
JACOB W. GRuBB,
JeWeler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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4 sonaUtRAcH BREwIxa, Co.'s Gulmbacher,
Reenwill DO on dreught to-day and to.mor.
row the prime pal saloons in thiacity,
Bellaire, Marine Ferry Renwood, Rfidge.
port and Immediate vicinity.
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MORE pounLr pEALINn.

|
In connection with the above intensely
interesting narrative, there is still more TO
be told about Governor Wilson's promises.
It was reported several days since that
Sam. Noltz, who has served 80 faithfully
as ianitor during the past four years, was
to be bounced outwith Jackson's admins
tration and that w. B. Garder was 10 be
appointed in his place. Carder Is from
Fairmont, Marion county, but It Is said
that he has only lived there about six
months, having gone there from Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, Third District.
Provided that It DO true that he Is so re-
cent a resident OF the place Of perennial
spring. under the present administration
that would because enough for hisappoint-
ment.
When Il was learned that Voltz was
Numbered among those who mustgo, there
was a wild. howl raised by q number OF
bis friends here and 1t is said that several
prominent gentlemen went 10 The Governor
and reasoned with him. They pointed
out, that as the building belonged to
Wheeling, IL was no more than right that
0 Wheeling man should be appointed 10
look after Il. Among those who went TO
see the Governor were some ofthose who
had been prominently identified with the
erection Of the building, and II Is further
said that they told Mr.. Wilson that II
voltz WIS put out that heor some other
Wheeling man, should be appointed as
watchman to look out for the city and see
to It that in packing up the effects and
leaving for Charleston the building was
not subjected TO further damage by the
State than that 1t has already sustained.
After taking possession Of the new build
ing at Charleston next May they would
have no objection to loarder or any other
Charleston. man being appointed.
HOW TIE scAEME WAS TO BE WORKED.
Governor Wilson at that time, appeared
to appreciate the force Of the arguments
that were used and promised that Voltz
should be retained, and said that he had
other work. that Carder could do. This
other work Is understood 10 have been the
makingo cases and backing up ffnrnitare,
ETC., preparatory 10 moving, Tor which he
was to have received extra compensation
In addition to his salary as janitor before
The Governor promised that Voltz should
be retained until May, and this becoming
kuuWl1 huluklk tAlu WI PtslAtSAn 1ktAAta S1k4lI
they expressed their opinion Of wilson d
aworking mans friend in no compliment
tary manner. carder, BY the way, is Q
carpenter.
Governor Wilson said TO Yoitz after
this, that people had been lying about his
intentions regarding him, and II was
quietly understood that Yoltx was TO ianis
tor until May! Yesterday Carderswa up.
pointed janftor and Yoltz left out In the
cold BY some II q said that Wilson did
this In order 70 get IN banll. handed slap |
at Governor Jackson, who did not attend
the inaugural ball, and who w9s the feci.
pIent OF q testimonial OF .yolts's esteem
and regard for him In the shape d an ele.
giant gold'headed cane. YolM isla well
known German citizen Of this place, and
there win be much sympathy expressed
for him, when II becomes known how he |
has been iFeated, He recently had thel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

TTADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN 9 ~. )
/ u Reveals PaSt, Present and EgL4uE Mi HStA
Mo- an fa6tley. bISiness and family .nA'N IA
isom itoSHM 10, q Eighth 'tFsH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-06

I
Anal Ahy7sgc; June so: July IS
Zoo, August 50e sepie hef ,ooci oc
t0iIer Use sugar dun cetitttfpga 81; tefinea
steidy. Mnlasscs 1piet and !neh go ltlee N
inpdSrate demand low dull and Weak ate PIG
Tnfpeniin ati IS Lard sss.i steam ~
| sp5f 5,25tt APRIL Il MAY stet June I.S5a
XXX. Jiiyi AZ Pofi 6ninalif nnchangsd fsgs
hfmef. wsitefn' fresh ~ oheeie sdult snaan
buyesl fatofs X 81
\ e,ftrtiio. Itfs Nefch Flour s.cil az etia IN
Eaif demand. Wheat excited and higher WITH TIE
feoing very unSe foreign adIites strong 90.
conpGnied By the teteign var a,a
4 NE market ppened "a q loNef and ruled steady
then advanced 23ic; later fell Oh le, closing je
higher than yesterday sales Ianged !; March 49,
slSss s e g s Apt n a ts slo Z y.
closed at No Chicago spring 56a5f5 70 NO. I
SO; No. Pred 7se; No . red tic. Corn strong and
higher, Influenced BY m advance N wheat and ~
sharp demand for shipment, The MARKET ~.
yanccd and closed 50 over yesterdeyi cash
g4s April sass closed nj NAY
sai9c closed g oAts Strong and highssr.
sgnres. SsSii ~ April "a l33c closed At
/ g;S[e. MAY 305S closing at 3l1sa3lc Rye
1 lfm and n higher at 60. Harley dun aud nomi.
9 s M aetiSs CIV dScinsd raiiisd 10
iISn closed steady; cash aud March Si2 S5; April
Si3 l0al2 IS; Ma Sl2 421<ll2 90: June 81 b2lSa
IL 10 elosed g 80 6S Lard Il az 4 az,
and ruled steady; cash and March q ssaG Sc;
4 hpfI Soc, closed et Gses May .oel
/ clrsed az 6g7IaTh0c. Bulk meats In fair demand
saoTde;s is0ssooe;. abort srlb .ls9e aoc; shot.
seer 60DA6 CSC. Whisky very stead and unchanged
1t 81 Is, Butter dull; creamery 3iaSSc; DAIRY 30
2fc Rrgpt rm ut &c. Afternoon BoArd-Wheat
II excited aud higher at the closing: March nc;
Il April 77jSc May S233fc. Corn tirm aud advanced
il 70, Oats steady and unchanged. Pork stronger;
i advanced 80. Lard drmer and 21sc higher,
BAtfnoRE, Mn, March 5.-Flonr steady; except
forlow grades Of Howard street and western, which
was easier. Wheat western higher and outlet; NO
winter red spot $50: fresh March sGas9 April
SSASsIc; Nay June Sic. Corn. western
higher, closing iarls actiye; mixed spot
i March 81 aiac; April 4s1fe; May SIC Oats arm
western white 3Scs mixed S6a37e, Rye steady 81
Il 7ea76c. Provisions lower and dull; mess pork
SlS 7ba1t 00t bulk meats, shoulder and clear MI
sides packed 81 bacon, shoulders cleai
lib sides SIC: hams IL 10. Lard, refined S4e
i EggS lower at 22a23c, Whisky steady at 81 2oa1 q
CISctssGrI, o., March 6.--Flour outlet and un
changed, Wheat firm; No. Cred &iS6c; receipt
II 800 bushels; Ehipnlents $500 bushels Corn &c
tive, firm and higher: No. mixed 4S,zatSAc
Dat stronger at Sc Rye dull at 67a6Sc. Barle!
steady and unchanged. Pork quiet and hr1n .
Si2T5. Lard IN m1dercte demand at 6e6aLOoc
l3ulk meats and bacon quiet and unchanged
!, Whisky active and arm at Sl1s Butter duh ant
unchanged. Eggs easier, but In good demand
2la22c. Cheese hrn and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March a. ourquiet. whea
: lhiOhef.t Nh Pennsylvania red IN elevator 97$C
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NOR RENT-BRICK STABLE Is
II rear OF Dr.. Ulrich's house, large enough h
three 90 honeS aud carriage, EnQu!n 81 i
BRILLE5, 1l6S Main street. mfS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.lLldIIrs q LoNpoN.n

This celebrated drama which ito be
presented at the Opera House this even
ing, needs no commendation. Although
tits comparatively new production on
the stage, the popularity that It has
attained is almost unprecedented. II is
played under the direction Of Shook &
Collier, who never have any bad
features about their work. The play
will be given as It has been
during the past two seasons, with a
full and careful attention 10 details. The
scenery is very fine and the mechanical
effects serve to add greatly.to the interest
oithe play, which is one devoid OF weak
spot and contains a very strong plot. Its
TO be given here this season, this and to-
morrow evenings and tomorrow afternoon.
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soHMutHAc BRIwlsa co., Culmbacher
Beer willhe on draught to-day and to.mor.
row mall the principal saloons In this city,
Bellsire, Martins Ferry, Renwlod, Aridges
port and immediate vicinity.
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|rEoR RENT-APRtL lone OF TfE
~ best located stores in the city, with splea1l
brick stable and wagon room. Suitable iOt ~
kind Of business. Rent very low. Apply 10 JOBS
McGARkkLL.. nh
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Nov Advertisements.

a Now Adydrtiasmsht..
For Rent fntnished peof,s
Notiee-John 4 beioe, Adminlstfatpr.
Roller 6katNS-SeSbit & Bro, n
Wanted Situation. IS Isl
japGnned Teapots.
Tot gale Cheap-A Young Jefsey Cow.
District Court OF the uniiad StAte1. i5lif d.
For Sale james A. Henry Real Estate Agent.
save Your Is ei-i. q. Dillon Foutthpage.
New Book d the City Book store-feusth page.
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ToIgpo. o.. March 6-wheat excited and higher;
No. 2 red cash and March 10: April sCS1fkc; May
SIC: June S2I<c bid; July Sc: No. 2 soft SS5%c
Cofii, scarce and firm; No. cash 421 e March ~
Mayi334c bid. Oats dull No: 2 81 1fc. Cloyerseed
quiet; prime cashs 81 s0s bid; March 81 % bid,
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TOR SALE.

CUE sAhE.
valuable Real Es.ate on N. E corner ITe ,a.
fourth and Market streets, In the City oil Hn,S
w. Va. 10. IN FEC. BY eS feet; now oetnFsa%s
!. Etlitdts % wagon and blacksmith shop
B WV noGE BRO,
,,,a " 100 Market saest
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"EARI, THE PEpDLIR.'

Seats viii be placed on sale at Bau-
mer's music store this morning for next
Monday night, at which time Mr.. Charles
A. Gardner, now on his third annual tour,
will appear at the Opera House in his
new play entitled "Karl, the Peddler.n
One special feature about this perform
ance Is the low rates Of admission and no
extra charge for reserved seats. Gardner
Is one Of those few born geniuses who can
sing, MARBLE and keep an audience in q
continual roar Of laughter at pleasure.
The indianapolis Journal says OF him:
"Mr. Gardner's reception amounted to an
ovation. He is, in our opinion, in every
respect the equal Of Joe Emmett as an
actor, and incomparably his superior as a
sinVer.n
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The audiences at Charley shay's
Academy of Music have been steadily In
creasing in size with every performance
given there this week. The boards are
held by a good dramatic combination,
under the direction OF Roland L. Tay.
ieure, a talented and rising gentleman in
his profession. The play beingpresented
Is ..The octoroon,n one Of the strongest
written legitimate dramas OF the day. It
will berepeated this evening and to.mor-
row evening and tomorrow afternoon.
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EoR RENT.
For Sale.
A~~~N
For SALE

EyoR EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN
IL land or for sale. .,---.,, ,,-,1,
and thfe tenement houses AItIiAte IL teI ~ =
Brookyale, one mile west Of BFldgepOtL ea ~, ~
pike. Property ON be rented for u Og ~ III at
10 good patty;reaso1 for ling oEHef -
For particulars inquire a. The Grand a y, ="
Telephone. Real Estate and SiOCk BtG414.
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cERyAINLY, WITH PlRAsuRR.

%
"well, to begin at the beginning, Mr..
Tippett has an interesting family Of
boys who stand high in the community
In which they reside, and under his care
ful training they are well qualified for
business. He has one son, named Harry,
who Is the apple Of his eye and he de
sired to secure him position under Gov.
Wilson-that OF State Librarian. To that
end, when Mr.. Wilson was candidate
for nomination for Governor and asked
his support, Mr.. Tippett suggested to him
that Il hei was nominated and elected
Governor, he would be pleased to have his
son appointed State Librarian. Mr.. Will
son readily consented, and pledged the
appointment. After the convention, the
Governor was profuse In his thanks to
Editor Tippett for the effective work he
had done for him prior to, and at the con-
yention. After his nomination he again
pledged this appointment To Mr.. Tippett
for his son. For his election, this gentle
man worked early and late, and spent his
money to secure the election oil Mr.. vii.
son. When the smoke OF battle cleared
away, he found that the eagles OF victory
had perched upon the banner Of Governor
Wilson particularly, and the Democratic
party in general, and he was proud OF tue
work he had none. III
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'ToRsALE-C0UNTRY SEAT,

! Ten acres Of choice high bottom l1nd d Rl 4
below Wheeling, on Ohio River Ard y !, + ,Ss;L
Improved BY substantial brick holhe' ,,TTs q
kitchen and outbpllGlngt hIuAt.S;! ~ ~ "a Ieect
maple, sugar and poplar trees AM
son " mug ~ w " HoBR 1 BRO, iaro Ss'ss! ~
ORR. W, MORROW, on the pfCmtAeS -
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aanted.
CECOND.HAND CLOTHING
gorgeut.

DooMs FOR RENT-IN HORN
LII brooks Block. Apply 70 W. v. H00E Il
BRO. 1900 Market street An
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90 ssoap.l NJ you lglEloeestlo,tII
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aakina gotpder,.

NEw YoGK. March b.-LeRd steady; common o 70
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"To say the Governor heard from Editor
Tippett for Ills perfidy and double-dealipg,
would but family express It. Afr.Tippett
has bitterness in his heart for the Cover
nor, and il not himself q candidate for
State Senator from the Fifth District, two
years hence, will have good deal to say
to who the candidate will be, and,
when that election comes Of, he will have
made his point" and when our Cover.
nor Of "many promises" poses for United
States Senator, 10 succeed Hon. John =.
Kenna, he will be sorely troubled by ye
editor aforesaid. Those who saw Mr..
Tippett here during the sessions Of the
Legislature Of 1887, and at the late Dem.
ocratic State convention, know that he is a
shrewd worker, and whatever he sets his
heart to do, he will come about as near &C.
complishing as any man, and Governor
Wilson will, no doubt, yet be made to
feel the effects Of Editor Tppett's work, in
a political way.
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A DISCOVERY.

"Now for the sequel. When Gov. Viii
son was en- route for Wheeling, some
weeks ago, he stopped over in Point Pleas
ant for few hours, when Editor Tippett
called upon him at his rooms in the hotel,
and asked him about the appointment,
and reminded him OF bis promises made,
both before and after his election; and Of
the great service he had rendered him in
the campaign, and, as he was now soon to
be the Governor, he expected the ap-
pointment Of his son to the position Of
State Librarian. The Governor then coolly
informed him that bis son was "too
young" and for that reason he could not
give him the appointment sought, besides
no had appointed Mr.. Henry s. Walker TO
be Secretary Of State. and that he must
keep that position for Ned Wood, as he
must be taken care OF.
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'pulGoads.

,s NEW * YGas, March S-peHoleun firm; United
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

1T HAS not been many years since
the City Auditor did all the work con
nected with the City Auditors Office,
and still had time left to follow some
other pursuit. Now il takes three
men to perform the same work-the
Auditor and the Auditors Clerk
and the Auditors collector. The latter
is a new appsndage, never heard Of be-
fore. He is allowed ten per cent on
all bills he collects.
The time is not far gone when the
Chief Engineer of the Water works did
all the clerical work Of that depart
ment without extra pay, and his salary
even then was not much over half what
it in now. But besides the Chief En-
gin, or, it requ re-, IAN extra clerk in the
water tax receivers office, three Water
Comm lssloners, and water inspector
10 do the same work
The extra clerk in the department
get at least $3.50 d year salary thu
three Water Go nmissioners get $500 {
year the inspector gets 81 week o
$3.50 a year, aud the Chief Enginee
gets at least 500 more "A year. 81 Oo
only additional expenses for saiar'e
alone. ] does not look Ike ldrR
amount when compared with tn
prime, ~ sal ,ry of a railroad president
bu ~ it is an TEN, and the tax pay
era have 10 pay IL.