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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-27
HoAp1Y,s rR0oLAMAr1oN.
The State Of His Birth to Honor the Memory
of the Vice President.
CotUunUs q Nov %

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 90.
To The People Of Ohio.
Thos. A. Hendricks, Vice President oi
the United States, died at indianapolis on
Wednesday, November %, 1885. His
memory will be cherished, not merely by
reason OF the high station he filled at the
time Of his death, but because of his long
and faithful and wise public service. To
US his loss is special, for, although removing
from Ohio, his native State, while
yet child, he was often and
for much Of his time in our
midst, and had become the trusted
counsellor and familiar friend OF very
many citizens OF the State. A sweet tenn
per, engaging manners and wide scope
OF intellectual vision enabled him TO en-
gage in party conflict without that acer-
bity and bitterness, which engender per-
sonal hostility and leave painful memo
ries. In honor OF his memory the State
House will be draped in mourning and
flags upon all public buildings will he dis
played at half mast and the national guard
will wear the usual insignia Of sorrow
for the customary period; and it is
recommended that all public offices be
closed upon the day Of the funeral and
that full expression be given to the gen.
eral grief. Given under my hand,
GEO. HoADLY.
By the Governor.
]. S. ROBINSON. Secretary of State.
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The ball starts in Lewis county, where
see suggested John Brannon for Congress
and G. ]. Arnold for the Legislature. This
would blend the two strongest opposing
factions in that county.
But here the matter proves to be more
complicated than they anticipated. As
usual there are too many aspirants.
Henry Brannon thinks is stands to reason
as his brother John tried his strength last
year and failed that that should be sufii-
cient cause for laying him on the shelf,
and Henry's friends are willing 10 divide
the spoils by giving W. G. Bennett, Johns
son-in-law, hIs judicial chair in this cir
cult il they will support him for Congress.
Bennett, though personally willing TO ac-
cept this proposition, cannot do 30 on ac-
count OF ruling his father-!n-law CIR the
track. Taking it altogether they remind
me OF a lot OF untamed colts coming up to
the score.
John S. Withers and R. G. Linn are on
hand, and warm admirers OF John Bran
non and stalwart strikers against Henry, on
account OF bis afliliation with the Camden
faction. "Kenna's former mnstero OF hounds
and keeper Of the fiddle" from Nicholas,
John D. Anderson, 10 here with an eye
open to the District Attorneyship, and has
not yet determined what Gag TO march
under, having become dissatisfied with tho
Camden. Kenna distribution OF Federal
patronage.
DEMOCRATS IN A DILEMMA.
Linn and Withers are both in dilem-
ma, the former desiring Judge Fleming's
place and the latter the Senatorial seat in
room of Warren Hays. But their natural
and cultivated love and affection for John
brannon prevent them from entering into
any compact that will leave their idol out
| in the cold. With this state OF affairs 1t is
highly probable that the flying grease
from the skillet will scatter more widely
than ever, and they will only add fuel to
the flames.
Samuel Hays, Jr., has been appointed
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenues,and
W. W. johnson made Postmaster at
Glenville. This last appointment inaict-
ed an incurable wound in the flesh Of
"sensitiye Scotty," as his sister, Miss Emma
Withers, was an unsucCessful applicant for
that position. These two Glenville ap-
pointments have widened the breach and
made an impossible Chssm between the
Camden and anti. Camden wings OF Gill
mer county, and Heaven only known how
the Democracy Of the interior will extri-
cate itself from its present complications.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26.-The work
OF draping the various public buildings
with mourning emblems was begun to,
day, but on account Of the holiday and
stores all being closed and the consequent
imposslbility Of obtaining mourning
goods, but little progress was made.
Draping Of the White House, Interior
and State, War and Navy Department
buildings Is nearly completed. For
the same reason probably very few
Of the stores or private residences In this
city are decorated. The flags all over the
city aoated at halt.mast all day. At the
Treasury Department telegrGtnIIs poured poured. IN N
throughout the country askingto beauthor-
i1ed to drape the building under their
charge with emblems Of mourning. Tele-
graphic authorization TO do 90 was sent To
about hxty places. r-.
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NV ORLEANS, La, Nov. 26,-Seyeu
small buildings at the the corner Of b.
sin and PaydrAs streets were burned yes
tetday, Less small. Edward ]. Murphy
who was sleeping in one Of the buildingB
Was burned 70 death.
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LONDON, Nov. ga despatch from
Sofia states the Bulgarians report that
1000 seryians were killed at Widdin.
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reparable loss to the Democratic party
He had the confidence Of the people II
Indiana as no other man had. He was an
active, earnest worker in the ranks Of hil
party, and no man stood higher in 1t. Hi
great personal purity, his integrity OF pur'
pose, were his distinguishing charaCteris'
tics. am sorry that he has gone"
PIrTsBURGH, Nov. 28.--Mrs. W. W
the deceased Vice President, in converse
ton with a Commercial Gazette reporter
Gaid:
my uncle was always looked upon by
all his relatives as the most amiable and
even.tempered man that ever lived. When
at home or among bis friends he was al
ways extremely gentle and kind hearted.
l know that all his little nieCes and neph-
ews always looked forward with delight to
Uncle Toms visits. His nature was af-
fectionate, and domestic troubles weighed
on his mind heavily. He married Miss
Morgan, OF indianapolis, and they only
had one child. 1t died when only two
years old and its death caused him great
sorrow. Two years ago whom visited
him he was still mourning the loss OF his
little one that died many years previous"
NEW YoRE, Nov. 2G.-The World repre-
sentative last evening interviewed Henry
Ward BeeOher, who said: while re-
gard President Cleveland Us the prince Of
statesmen, would call Mr.. Hendricks the
prince OF politicians. Mr.. Cleveland has
fulfilled every desire Of those independent
thinking men who sought to secure his
election. He has endeaYored TO serve the
people, not party alone. On the other
hand, Mr.. Hendricks has ever identified
himself with that class OF men who subor.
dinate everything to party. He was
staunch believer in the rule that, TO the
victors belong the spoils. While the
family OF Mr.. Hendricks has my deepest
sympathy, my heart is filed with thanks
giving that President Cleveland and the
Government at Washington still live"
Jay Gould said: "Mr. Hendricks death
will not effect the material interests oil
the country. There are sixty-fve mil
lions OF people here who can take care OF
themselves in any emergency, and the
death OF even the greatest men among us
would not cause ripple. AS for the
market do not believe the news will
affect 1t.
SulJhtOI lLL'I NUNs -4AG lUllOhluk
telegram was sent from here to-day TO
Indianapolis by the Hon. E. B. Wash
burne, ex-Minister to France.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 26, 1885.
Hon. William Il. English, indianapolis, hs-
diana.
II hear with emotion Of the sudden
death OF our old colleague, Vice. President
Hendricks. Yourself, Mr.. Hendricks and
myself served together in the Thirty-third
Congress. l saw much Of him afterwards
as Commissioner Of the General Land |
Office, and as United States Senator from |
the State OF Indiana. Though opposed |
our personal relations were al.
ways Of the most iEiendly and cordial
character. In public life lie was honest
and incorruptible, and never in any
or jobs. In private life he was
always honored, esteemed and respected
by all who knew him. intend to pay my |
tribute OF respect to his memory by at
lending his funeral obsequies."
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The distinguished dead will lie In state
in the corridor Of the Marion county Court
House from Sunday noon next until the
following Monday afternoon. Therefore,
l, Isaac P. Gray, Governor OF the State oil
Indiana, do hereby issuethis proclamation
requesting that at the hour Of l3 o'clock,
noon, on the first day Of December, 1885,
the day set apart for the funeral Of the
distinguished dead, all citizens meet in
their usual places Of worship and public
assemblage and there engage in such SER
vice as may to them seem appropriate
to the solemn occasion. The flags on
all public buildings ot the State are to
be displayed at halt-maRt and all places OF
business are to be closed from said hour
until the hour OF O'Clock in the after.
noon, recommending that all public
buildings OF the State be draped in mourn.
ing for period Of thirty days from this
date, and that during the day aforesaid all
such buildings be closed and that all pub
lie business be suspended to the end
for the purpose that the people may
enjoy the efullest opportunity 10 do honor
to the departed statesman, and make rec
ognition Of his public and private virtues,
as may to them seem best and most con.
sistenl.
The Adjutant General will prepare apd
have issued all necessary orders to the
various military organizations to meet at
their respective armories for appropriate
military honors to be made during the
day. 81
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EIY's CREAM BALM Is the most effective,
convenient and agreeable catarrh remedy
! ever used, and ] have tried them ALL
Q. B. Cook, Henning, Lauderdale county
Tenn. ------ TTHSAW
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Article exploring projects are In or
der With the other trsudi at the polls,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26.
Mrs.. T. a. Hendricks.
Ibeg to offer you my sincere CondoI
enCe and sympathy. A committee o.
Senators will come on to the funeral.
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Nrw York, Nov. %.

One who is suffering Just as you are
sends you her tsnderest sympathy.
Mrs. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
State Treasurer Cooper to-day said that
Mr.. Hendricks was rather more jolly than
usual at the reception at his house on
Tuesday night, although he said privately
to Mr.. Cooper that 1t was an effort to him
to talk. He complained ofindigestion and
declined on that account to eat anything.
He said further that he had caught cold
while in Chicago, and this had overcome
his otherwise excellent spirits. In every
way, although lsboriug under an in6rm.
ity, he endeayored to make his presence .
pleasure to all.
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GOV. GRAY's PROCLAMATION.
The HOnors to be Paid to tho Dead Vic
Preaihent mt IndInnnpolIa.

The Honors to be Paid to tho Dead Vice
- President Al. Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2G.-Goyernor
to-dov i0,rod tbo orh;o;rod rroolo-
Vie! 'ou"' -0sN'O 'n' ''tN0N F'0Ui'''
mauon'
Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice President
of the United States. died at his residence
t.. th;. o;.,, -, ,,o,.n.do, ouo,,oon =. !,
IN ILLS citS on yeS'eiuAy "'eino'u' S'
T. NJ. bis age was W years, l month and
IS days. The people Of the State and OF
ths Nation are bowed down in SORROW and
"-;ot - A., .o..;hlo ,o.s o,I aaIo ,,;... Al, =.
s'A'. q. t,4' ''''0'o .O'' ""N N'''"'' 'n"'
has oelallen them. IN the morning OIL the
day he Is with his friends and acquaint.
ances enioyiue with hia fellow
~ t,o.o;ro. ~ I;fo T. A..
tnen 'ne o4es0'nss VI MS III 'ne
evening OF the day he is removed
from amongst us without a moments
warning by him who doeth all things
well. A long, busy, and eyenttul
life has just closed, but the record he has
bequeathed to hts country Will live as
long as the history OF our country Is pre-
served. his private character was above
reproach and his many virtues Will be
emulated his goodness oI heart and his
numerous DEEDS OF charity and kindness
remembered with profound gratitude. 10
see him was to admire MN; to meet him
was 10 respect him, and 70 Know him was
to love and homo! him. ,,aEa
HIS pubic services were not less patrio-
TIC ttIan nlB 1ptlVAte Virtues were c0n9pl-
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The embalming process to which 1t was
subjected this morning had been sue
cessiully accomplished and on the face
there was q look Of contentment and
freedom from care. The features are won
derfully natural and unmarried by q sug-
Restion Of ghastliness. In the room ad.
IolninR where the Vice President died
was his private desk, covered with paperE
and letters, which had not been dis.
tufbed, and q half written sketch
Of his public and professional ca
Ieer, which he was preparing FOL
publication in book containing the pro
ceedinga OF the surviving members Of the
convention, which framed the constitu
ton VI JpdlRpS in 1850, and sketches p
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-22
AND STILL THE VILLAIN

Pursues his victims and dashes them into a pREMA-
TURE GRAVE This enemy of womankind is assisted
by Nervous Prostitution, Suppression. Leucorrhaa q
whites. which, by neglect becomes chronic When taken
In time CREOLE FEMALE TONIC will regulate an
these Ills and diseases OF the female organs Composed
OF Roots and Herbs, It IL Natures own remedy. An
Fla. - - 's' NJ ii An
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POTTS. PILLS.
Nv r. SCHRADER. State Agent.

Potts Pills for Impurities of the Blood, Costiye
ness, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Giddiness. &c.
The following extract from a letter explains why
these are considered the best family Pills offered
the public
In regard to the pills for which you
claim so much, fully agree with you. When you
state that the small pills pellets contain very lit
tie of the necessary remedial agents usually sup
posed be exhibited in the family pill for while they
may produce an Immediately happy effect, yet il
is impossible to confne in small space the COM
bnation of remedies necessary To produce reTnsa-
neaat and complete result. Knowing the ingredients
of your pills feel confident that they will soon be-
come a household article and part of every medi-
cine chest.
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UP IN A BALLOON

Inc most celebrated aeronaut and forever lost
Many WOMEN ARE LOST to health and happiness by
their own negligence. When first they are afflicted by
falling OF the Womb Leucorrhea Suppression Nervous
Prostraton. Of the peculiar of women
they may again their former strength and ysor y
druggists and W. A. RawIs and NJ Lively Tallahassee
Fla M - Isai -
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SHAkY."
THE zIG-zkG METHODS EMPLOYED
BY MERCENARY men.

1t is a notable fact that the people of Atlanta
and elsew here are beginning to be thoroughly
convinced that worthless compounds become
"shaky" at ali new Innovations while an hon
est preparation never fears opposition. We do
not propose to wipe ont" others, as The field
for operation is large, and we accord to one and
all The same privileges we enjoy. We are not SO
far lost to business principles to denounce any
other remedy as fraud or imitation, or as CON
tanning a vegetable poison, the effects OF which
are horrible to contemplate The alarm need
not be sounded, Tor there is ample room for all
declining anti-potash, pine top slop-water COM
pounds.
If one bottle of B. B. B. is more valuable in Ell
fec,s than half dozen of any other preparation
we won't get mad about il. If ten bottles OF =
B. B. cures case of blood poison which others
could no, cure at all, it only proves that Il. Is. t.
is far the best medicine.
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NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS.

Connecting at Chattahoochee with Pensacola Allan
tic Railroad daily for Pensacola Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, and all Mississippi points. Passengers for
Brunswick take this train, arriving at Brunswick
& W. Railway at Ito p.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars Jacksonville to Pensa-
cola, Mobile and New Orleans.
AIT
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promise for the future; and, not until be
prices town lot, does he realize that he
is in great city. Disguised at what he
terms an extortion, he seeks home IN
some other part, where, though 1t be not
so desirable, be can buy property in the
bounds Of reason.
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PENSACOLA & ATLANTIC r. &.
fTakiny effect SUNDAY. February o. 1851
wAYcRoss SHORT LINE.

SAVANNAH. FLORIDA WESTERN RAILWAY.
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10000 Bottles

Of B. B. B. have been sold to parties living in
side the corporation of Atlanta since il start
ed two years ago
Why this wonderful sale of new remedy in
80 short a time with 50 little advertising?
II must be confessed that il is because B. 3. b.
has proven itself to possess merit IN the cure OF
blood, skin and kidney diseases. Hundreds OF
home certificates attest the fact Of our claim that
in Atlanta and many other points Is. b. Is. are
ION top" and will stay there. Many persons de-
sire 10 know how the B. B. B. acts on the system.
By entering the circulation, il modIfies the vita
ted blood globules, increases the red corpuscies,
aniagonizes all poison, vitailZes aud regeneraies
the tagging forces furnls es the paoulum Tor
rich, new blood, eliminates all poison through
the secretions, and increases the appetite, While,
by its wonderful action upon the pores Of the
skin, the kidneys, liver and glandalar system all
effete and impure matter is speedily conducted
from the body leaving the blood pure, fresh aud
healthy.
By its magical Alternative powers, b. b. b. I'M
loads the blood Of all impurities, unlocks the nv
err arc SEES all secre,ioDs, restores nature TO IT'S
normal condition, un3lOuds the troubled brain,
clears and beauties the complexion, cheers the
dependent, strengthens the feeble, Gains the
disturbed nerves, and induces quiet and peace
fui sumbers. Ii has been in use over twenty
five years as private prescription In Inc oouth
1t is no lar-fetched, foreign-iound or dream
discovered suberranean wonder, but Is a scltn'l-
fic and happy combination of recognized vegeta-
Bile blood poison agents, effected after many
years OF constant use and experiment in The treat
ment of thousands of some OF the most appalling
cases of scrofulous, syphilIic and cutane"iis
blood poisons ever known in The State, resulting
in compete and unparalleled cures Of pronoun-
ced iDcurable cases.
send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for
copy of their Book OF Wonders, free, filled with
information about Blood and Skin Diseases
Kidney Complaints, DC.
Sold in Tallahassee by w. A. Rawls and NJ
Lively. Oct Elm
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I. Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court or the Second I.,,...T,
Circuit OF the State Of FIorida, In and ~, ~
the County Of Leon
HExar c. RIrPxr, Plaintiff, vs. sARAHc p..
Defendant Bin for Divorce.
1T APPEAKING THAT THE DEFEsDisr
OF Florida, 90 thai ordinary process CO.,. esaie
served upon her In thiA case. or II sesyes a. o
ant cannot be compelled TO appear Ard s,. ...tnd-
plead TO the bin died In this csse II a or
Ordered, That hearing on the facts rh..n
said bill be had on the nfns Monday In Ts,saia
A. D. 1885. at which time decree viii he ,s.1y
defendant does NOT appear In the same ma.n .1e
II defendant had appeared and was pres-r, =
court ffossded that copy OF this order fr III =
ing b~ published In the WEEKLY FIorIDr.~ neaF-
lie newspaper Of ths STATE Tor the sgace of PUB
months before the day appointed for said ATE .s.ee
Ordered at Chambers October l3. fss5 aihx
D. 8. WALKER
Judge Second Judicial Circuit Of FIoria.
A true copy. Attest oA
e. A. BRYAN, Clerk
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct Is, 1SS5-3m
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wAYcRoss SHORT LINE
All trains this road by Central (9oth) Me
rdan time, which il - minutes slower than jackson
vile time
On and after SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1885, passenger train
will leave and arrive follows:
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NOTICE
Incorporation,

THE L UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
Il that they have formed company for the pur-
poee OF constructing, maintaining and operating
Railroad Tor public use, in the conveyance OF per
sons and property, under CHAPTER thirty nine of the
Digest OF the Laws Of the State of Florida. com.
cola and Atlantic Railroad in section six township
one, south, range twenty nine. west, in Escambia
county. running thence along the shore of Eseam.
bta Bay TO Ferry Pass, thence in a norheEly dire,-
ton 20 point on the Pensacola aud Andalusia Rail.
road in Santa Rosa county, to be called The e.
GAMBIA AND FEKRT Pass RAILROAD, and TO De
constructed in the counties of Escambia and Santa
Rosa State of Florida
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POTTS QUEEN of PAIN.

H.. r. sCHRADER, STATE AGENT.
This preparation is equally efficaeious for internal
administration and external application II is GER
tain cure for cholera, cholera-mOrbus, cramps.
sprains. iagia, face ache &c [April p e5 ~
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Notice Of Incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE SoTrc,
OF the formation OF The EAsT Gsosey. ~
FLORIDA RAILROAD CoxPAxr for the rnrr.e.a 80 y
constructing, maintaining and operating ra;I,..a
Tor public use in the conveyance OF per.on. -
property, from the ST. Marys River al or pes ~
opposite the city Of So Marys, Geotgia to H.
OF Jacksonville Florida, by the most dir-ct -. ~
praeticable route through the counties Of No.
and Duval, Florida y 'Aesas
W. T. DILL.
3. s. MORSE,
w. z. KAY,
A. FL. cox
September IL. lsS5-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-06-18
Powder Mill Explosion.

DENVER, Col, June 1S.-Later reports
from Pueblo, the scene of the powder maya
zine explosion yesterday, are to the effect
that the damage to the buildings in the
vicinity of the magazine was only slight.
Weaver and Nelson, the former Of whom
was killed, were found almost denuded of
clothing. Their limbs were broken and
their eyes blown out. Nelson is reported
to be dying. The place where the magazine
stood is indicated by blackened hole in
the ground, twenty feet wide, thirty feet
long and ten feet deep.