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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
Diplp matiid.

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nit meiner Dame iprehen?
Bon ibrer Sdbnbeit.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

Grfennungs3eide
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
Barter @int.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
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Saufen lernen?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

ihen) pariieren. Mer3te unb 2eioeroe,
iowie ale 2iebbaber eines unperfdlihs
ten @laies @ein ioQten bterpon Notio
r,ebn,en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
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Der regelm1bigen nnpnatliden 8erianirlun9 am l. Stop
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

Gin iutser beutider 2ebrer. tatboliid
unperbeiratbet, iudt ir9enb cine palienbe
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en9ltide Sprahe 81 erLernen.
Offerten erbitte inter G. 4. f. Is,
Melrofe, Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

ct. Ggnes . Gemeinhe.
@etraut
G. Z. Sana nit Anna 5bcr. Gd1af.
@etnuft.
R1rtn annd, GIFT Sos. nne aat6. Setter.
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8eftorben.
Scbanna Sdaubidliser, Sc SABRE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

to yet out the full party vote. There Ia
NO sRency yet devised by the wit Of the
political manager that equals for this pur-
bose the work Of the clubs in politics-ioF
the working force Of all clubs 10 In the
younp men-on election day Ia worth q
thousand speeches from great leaders on
the night before the election. utheHe had
been political clubs organized over New
York In the last campaign, as there viii
be in the coming one, Blaine would have
carried that State. A compact concentra'
ton Of Republican clubs, inspired with
that enthusiasm and loyalty which such
organizations beget, would have secured
iull vote on that dreary NoVem.
Der day which proved TO be Wa
terloo for Rspublicsnism. Not even the
Burchard blunder, supplemented BY the
Delmonico denouement and the prohioi.
ton poll could have defeated US. There
were enough votes accidentally remaining
away, which organized work could have
obtained, to have saved the day. Clubs
always produce q full vote. The young
men, whose struggles are always 90 earn
est and true, take Q pride In work on
election day. There Is an excitement
about 1t that attracts. This Ia especially
the csse in the Republican party. Brave
honest, wideawske, and loyal, young Re
publlcsns make the best political hGhteIl
| in the world. Blaine, in 1884, expressed
this happily, when to the Young Menu
Blaine Republican Club, Of Cincinnati, he
said: "The giants Of mythology typiaeC
the strength Of young men, and to-day
the strength OF the Republican party 10 il
the young men Of the country, Of whom
| It possesses a vast msiority."
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AHrnnd Rnnord.

We call your attention 10 the advertise
ment Of a remedy which has stood the
test Of more than half century with In.
creasing popularity, and is universally
admitted to have no equal as remedy for
the cure OF diseases originating in disor-
dered Liver, such ss Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Constipation, Headache, Collie, etc.
Simmons Liver Regulator is simple and
harmless, purely vegetable, and can be
safely and advantageously used under any
circumstances. It acts mildly and effect
ually and Ia especially valuable as Fam.
ily Medicine, which position 1t holds in 90
many homes. We do not know another
preparation which can bring forward such
Inducements from heads Of families and
those holding the highest official and
social positions. Keep Simmons Liver
Regulator in the house and it will reduce
your doctors bill and insure for your fam
| lilies health and happiness.
II seems strange, but 1t Is nevertheless!
true that the world contains people who
will try to initiate, counterfeit or substl
tute something else for genuine, merl'
toriou6 srtcle, even to the extent OF max
| ing q spurious medicine, risking life and
health, and 1t behooves everyone to looh
that they buy only the genuine. Zatlin
& Co. have used tho preCaution to put or
the front Of each wrapper their trade
mark Of curved q eBtwined around the
mortar, and on the side the signature o.
| ]. Il. Zsilin & Co., in red ink. Frauds
should always be denounced and the true
remedies upheld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

A Pittsburgh special to the Chicago
Tribune says that the colored people up
there are opposed to the South American
emigration scheme herRldsd to the Coun-
try SIS going on extensively among persons
Of their race. We quote as follows:
NJ. A. spriggs says: It behooves the
Colored people 20 60 slowly before trying
it." Walter Brown, another colorad
leader, said: "Some Of the parties who
are getting this up are members Of the
committee that attended to the emiRra-
ton to iberia that proved such failure,
Of the South should want to emil
CRATE. They are better of where
they are than they could ever
DO elsewhere" II Is proposed to hold q
meeting, at which an address to the
Colored people Of the country will be pre-
pared warning them against the project.
The proposed action Of the Pittsburgh
colored people is perhaps wholly unnsces.
cary. There is scarcely anything more
improbable than q very large h0gira OF
negro population from the United States.
The emigration to Liberia has been the
,neYest drop in the bucket in all tho days
Of its existence, and this scheme will
have It's day OF sensation and never
amount to much.
The only pity 10 thst It does not promise
ore, for, as We have said, II the present
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AUCTION SALE
LeatheIwpod Residence !

The Undersigned will offer for Ealoa at public auc.
ton at the north door Of the Court HouIe OF Ohio
county, At 10 O'Clock A. H., on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1883,
his residence In the Village oil Lestherwood. This
Is one OF the most elegant and most desirable
houses In Ohio county, having all tho coniorta
and convenienCes OF city and country combined.
Gas, natural and ARTIFICIAL; bath room, with hot
and cod water; stationary marble top wash stands
In both stont8 0utbuildlngB complete and In
good order. The lot contains aye AcIes with an
abundance OF fruit and forest trees.
This property will aFSt'be offered RS whole, and
afterwards In PARCELS One OF about three acres,
on which the dwelling house and outbuIldings
arc erected; and two vacant lots OF one acre each
and VIM be sold In whichever way may appear
the most advantageous Possession given April l.
TRRNS.One fourth OF the purchRSe money in
caAh and the residue In equal InStGllmentS Of six
twelve and eighteen month, with interest, or q
longer time may DO given, the purchaser paying
the interest semiRnnuRlly. The deferred pay.
property.
A plat Of the proposed subdivision may be seen
a tho otlcc OF l, Twin 4 Bon, Twelfth street. OF
on the premises, when the whole propeFty NAV be
Inspected At any time previous 10 the day al sale,
laoy-AWdFV JOHN p, GILpHRIDT
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dense MACS Of negro population in the
South could be scsttersd over all this con-
tinent It would be better for those who
remain in that section.
We observe that the movement, what
ever there Is Of 1t, attracts attention in the
South, and q dispatch from Charleston,
8. O., makes the following announcement
in regard to It:
Colored people here are much stirred up
over the report Of theiioTmation OF 81 eK'
odus association In Topeka for the coloni'
zstion Of negroes in South America. An
article Was published in the Netrs and
Courier yesterday warning negroes that
there 10 danger Of their being sold int
nlsvery If they 20 to South America. The
article says:
"slAyes sell In the market IN Brazil for about 500
II IS estimated that hundreds Of Thousands Of col
ored people will Join the exodus, and that En'
Exodus Association represents capita! Of SAygV,
OOO II 10000 Colored people Join inc e3oe lin,
| Of S3O0R head, the KxOdus Association would max
So, COO 900 on its original investment"
A good many negroes here read tn
newspapers, and this article has created
SspTation. It Is rumored that agents 0
the alleged association are already her
and are in consultation with some oil tn
colored preachers.
The Ne,rs and Courier seems to fee
called upon to scare the negroes out 9
their inclination to fall in with the scheme
What It says is simply silly. There ar
slaves in Brszil, but there Is also large fire
colored population, and the white and col
ored races are very much mixed: 80 muc
60 that half.breeds pass at par in societ
II they are intelligent, and especially
they are both intelligent and we'll of, Q
many Of them are.
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Attention Republicans,
Call for u State Convention Of Republican
Clubs to Form State League.

NAKrrHSBuEo. ". Va jan. :, 1883.
To The republicans OF Wet VfrOtntd:
BY authority vGGled iu ne Ss Vice President Of
the National Republican League for West Virginia.
l hereby call a Convention Of Clubs 10 be held at
the Open HouEc. wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 16 d 10, 1883.
The purpose Of this meeting Is for the organiEa'
ton Of State League 10 act In harmony with The
National League. Each Club Is entitled TO 1--we
delegates and tn cast one vote in the Convention
The members Of the Congressional and State
Committees and tho Chairman and Secretary oil
each County Committee are expected TO attend.
All editors OF newspapers opposed TO AconInu'
alton Of the Democratic administration are cor
daily invited.
Reduced fares on railroads will DO EiVen TO those
attending the Convention.
Organize Clubs at once throughout the State
and appoint delegates,
Wire President Eatiopal League for West W.
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Ghe q1teltt4slgcer.
WHEELING, W. VA, JANUARY 80. 1888,
a Possible Change In the southern Situation.

a Possible Change In the southern Situation
The Louisiana Republicans, taking I'D
vantage OF the notorious dissfeCtion thai
prevails in the, Democratic camp in thai
State on account Of the bitter isud be-
tween the McEnery and Nichols factions
have nominated fall ticket Of their own
from Governor down, and will go into the
canvass with at least some chance Of win.
ming.
The voting population is almost equally
divided between the two races, about 10S,.
GOO each. The color limo exists there as
in nearly every other Southern State, but
in New Orleans, as elsowhere throughout
the State, there Rro many white Republi-
cans, aome OF whom are men Of wealth,
brains and character. The ticket is headed
this year by ex.Governorl Yarmouth, 9
largo sugar planter and man Of great
skill, pluck and considerable popularity.
He enjoys tho prestige Of having killed
his man in O street encounter, and that ID
soms.hing in Louisiana. Everybody ad.
mita that he is emart and gritty, and mas
much as be has been out Of politics good
while, and has toyed more or less with
the conservative element, he has pretty
fair status with all classes.
The whole ticket Is q strong ons, both
in brains and money, aud represents two
large sugar planters, two cotton planters,
and has, in addition, merchant, o
lawyer, aud an editor; and last, but not
least, has also prominent representative
Of the negro race omit.
II will therefore go into the fight to win,
and no doubt an unusually big vote will
be polled. The defeated McEnery wing
OF the Democracy 10 very sore over It's de.
feat and will give the ticket aid and com.
fort, and inasmuCh as it's appointees con.
troll the polls and returning boards the
colored brethren will be encouraged to
stand up and be counted.
Moreover the convention has declared
for the tariff aud that also will help the
ticket with the sugar interest. All in all,
the conditions are unusually favorable for
q Republican victory.
IiLoulsisna should really break thisyeRr
from the Solid South itwould be an impor-
tant entering wedge in the whole column.
Tho election will occur in April and q
victory in this important Southern State
would give the Republicans big asnd.off
in the Presidential campaign. They would
be once more masters Of the situation as
respects the election machinery OF that
machine State, and this would mean great
deal.
Coming as this opportunity does on the
heels Of the reported preparation for a
great exoduO Of the negro population 1t
may set the white people OF Louisiana to
thinking whether 1t is not about time to
give the negro better chance and go con-
ciliate his present frame Of mind. They
cannot make much OF q Democrat out Of
him; they know that full we'll; and the
new query may bo whether they had bet
ter not take on slight Republican COM
plexton themselves and stop swindllng
him out of his vote, and thus reach an i'm
proved mOduI vivendi all round.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
Important Statement!

The "oHIo VALLEY LIFE COMPANY" in nine
yean, since Its organization, has paid upwards o.
Three Hundred and Thirty Thousand Dollars tC
widows and orphans Of deceased members. 1t ID
In better financial condition than ever before: Il
Is gradually accommodating a Reserve Fund, which
will guarantee protection for longest surviving
members Its annual death nate q much loWei
than the average oKperIeuce and the cost oil In.
Eunnce in tue "0Ht0 VALLRY' Is less than one
half that charged by Old Lilo Insurance Com
The "oHIo VALLEY" has. paid to heirs Of dc.
ceased members In Wheeling and Vicinity, up
wRIdB OF Sixty'thTee Thousand DoiiRls. Among
many payments thus LJRde, we mention the fol.
lowing: A. G. Robinson. Seventh ward; F. P.HoK'
man, Fulton; X. Il. Phillips, Assessor; David
Frederick, Flint ward; James Wheeler Seventh
ward; Frederick aOuincr, guardian music dealer
Rev. D. L. Howell and A. n, Bags, Bridgeport;
Thomas Morris, Railroad Agent, BelIRire.
II you want reliable Life insurance At low cost,
enquire at the ONCE Of he Company, Reilly Block,
corner Of Market and Fourteenth Streets second
floor, front. SgentS wanted.
ROBERT WHITE, President.
7. B CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dr.. +. II. LOGAN, Treasurer. jaI7
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81 2, D O. Railroad.
BellAire d ZGnGWillo Through Passenger leaye1
BellRirc lt S:l0G NJ, arrives ct BellAire at p N,
Woodsheld Passenger leaves BellAire Gt l:& D,
m, arrives ct BollRire at $40 .. N.
| aunner9eld Accommodation ieGYcs BeiiRiFe nj
800 p. M. GErIyea At BellAlre at l0A5 ;. m.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE RI
w On and after Monday, October 81, ISs7.
trains on The Wheeling d Kim Grove RAilrOGa vii
run a. follows;
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 700 m, % m, II 100 m, l;So N, $50
N, $40 m, 7:ooP m, 800 pm.
Arrive Gt Wheeling Park:
800 m, 1855 q m. 9:s6 m, HIS q N, 2:oS m,
sos p N, 6:b6 p m, 7:S5 p m, 9:S6 p m.
Lave Wheeling Park:
$40 m, 7:t5R m, 1880 m, 1880 N, 2:SO D N,
t:2S n, $40 IN, 500 p m, 1880 D N.
Arrive at Wheeling:
6:tS m, $40 m, 1925 N, l:o5 D N, sos D m.
1855 N, 6:AS p m, s:a6 p N, 1850 p N.
suEDAYs-Ieaye the city at 500 m, and run
every hour until 100 p m, Leave Wheeling PArk
ct $500 m, and run every hour until 10 p NJ, o.
cept the church tAln, which win leave the Park
CGO o, MRscH, supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF decd OF trust made BY Geor
Hubbard and Emma H Hubbard, his wife, 70 n
az trustee dated Decembert, 1888, recorded Ia q
office Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of Or
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Boob "a
%, page Az, l will sell at the north dON OIL u
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the iollOWl1
property, that Is 10 say;
All Of lot numbered forly'tWo (Iot No oh
Caldwell's Addition ~ tho city Of Wheeling b
said county.
he purchaser may elect, to be paid In cGIh Il "
time Of sale, and the balance IN two equal install
mentS at one and two years, with lltefW tua
the day OF sale, the purchaser 70 give DOa h
the deferred payments and the title 10 10 retained
until payment ia made in full
8. Y. CRAWFORD, Trustee,
J. O. HERvEY, Auctioneer. ds1
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, Fts
iAI8 H. r, CRAWFORD TfuEAe
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FOR RENT.

Eight Roomed Brick House, with all modern
convenienCes. one square from vest end Of suspen'
sion Bridge.
six Roomed house, 1865 North Front street; hot
and cold water, bathroom, finished attic natural
gas; pleasant location.
Three rooms ut 1885 McColloch street.
Six Roomed B:lcE House, 1888 McCOlloch Strcct;
large yard.
SIX Roomed House, 2sI2 Jacob street.
Store room on Market street.
Five Roomed HouBc, ~ North York street; will
put natural gas in same: ali in good repair.
-Four ROomed House, half square from west end
Of Suspension Bridge, with natural gas.
G.. O. SMITH,
JaSo 1910 Main Street
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CALL FOR MEETING
or the Second Congressional District
Republican Committee.

MoRGAX7owS. W. VA, Jan. IS, 1888.
By the authority vested In me, as Chairman Of
the Second Congressional District Republican
Committee. I hereby call a meeting Of the Com
mitRe 10 be held In Wheeling, on February 18th
next. 1t is oil the utmost importance that every
member OF the Committee be present.
U. 8. GRANT P1TZER,
Chairman second Dist. Rep. Com.
Republican parers in Second District Will please
insert this notice once or twice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
TRUSTEES SAIL
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made br Iu,,
HASleEt to me a. trustte, dated June s, iN :.
corded In the office Of the Clerk Of the GC5sS
Court OF Ohio county, West virpiuia, In pttJ y
Trust Book No. %, page 49, will sell al ne ros
door OF the Court House Of said county, On
SATURDAY, the .6th DAY Of FEBRUARY, ia
commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. ", the following a
Scribed property, that IA 10 say: The south M y
lot number one hundred and thirty TOUT nh
fronting on the cast side Of MArGet squlie n 4,
Fifth ward, ln the city OF Wheeling, Ohio COUNT
West Virginia, With the improvements thlfeS
consisting OF brick dwelling house and IN
building and outbHildlng
The titlc IS believed 10 DO good, but selln, n
trustee will convey only the title vested ID rsJ
said deed OF trust.
TRIMS or BALE-One third cash, or Is much mn
as the purchaser may elect, on day OlMe, n
balance in two equal instalmeu8 At one and Il,
years, the purchaser 10 give notes for deferred NJ
ments bearing six pcr cent; the title will b \
tanned until payment Is made In full
q. o. Smith. TrrTtA
W, II, HALIRR, Auctiouecr, M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

The undersigned Assignee Of Margaret z. Elton
will on THURSDAY, February =, 1888. at 10
O'Clock a. m, OGer at publs sale, at 141G Main
street, In tho city Of Wheeling, this Plumbing Shop
and Fixtures formerly ownel by Luke Elton, de.
ceased, consisting principally Of the following
property; Gas Fixtures. BrHSi Goods for Steam
and Water. Globes, Com preston Cocks. Brackets,
Pumps, Water Closets, 900 pounds Of Metal Fit.
tinH; lot of ONCE FGrniture and DtBfb; one
Iron Fire Proof sRie, and one Letter Press, to-
gether with the residue Of the stock, Tools, Shelly
Ing and Fixtures OF said Shop. Also, one light
covered Wagon and one Sleigh.
js2o@W47 JOHN f. DELoE. Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30

FITs-ku FlE stopped tree BY d. KlinoI GleA.
Nervo RsStorOE. No Fia alter art days use, Mar.
veonl cures Treatise and q % trial bottle ilVe 70
Fit cHeS. Send TO Dr. Kline Oal Arch 81, PhIa. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
FOR SAIE.

A camplete Eight Rnomed House with all mod.
err improvements. House In flrstclaSs repair, be-
ing nearly new. Shade trees grape Arbor; ALI that
IL calculated 10 make good home. Price, $3.50.
A BIx RoOmed Brick House corner Wood and
Thlrty.eighth streets Good Investment.
Three doomed House, no. 62 South Huron street,
for SS0J