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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
Republican State Convention
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION

Il IS ordered that Convention of ,,.s....
held nj Charleston on "WEDNESDAY At 8, I,ssa .s z
2 ?, lssa, at 10 O'Clock o. m. IN mon, .. HAfI
didntes Tor Governor, Stale sBUaffHr..t "a,
Free schools, Auditor. Treasure ttf..,i,al q
erAl, aud two Judges 81 The 5lpFa.. ,'.! g'l.
AFftGis; Z" be voted zoe Ht the ptTpfnl ,l,.,Ip'
TO be held on the 9th day OF Sos, 10 ,,'s'.lz
Also TO select two Presidential p,frt,-. letl
state al large u be voted ioF Ht ne s.,. w re
Also TO sclectnsltte COmgttgt. hft. ,.,. 4E'g.
such other business a. may pmpprI, r's .l'A-i
fore said Convention. ''Aae 10
The Committee beg, To state that ifb,.I..
the custom OF the party IN the past Ia ~. ~
| Stito Convention to select M "a. .a.#9H lhs
/ toTs. We deem this wrong, ana brt.1, -
that each Congressional District. al NIygl
and place y nonlnRtes H. UuusTg.,r.3, Hl.g
didAte for PFcsidcutlaLrlertor iaT - H. ~
shall be also nominated ltshall ,AeR I1r,,i,,,ii
duty OF the state Convention q an " NLg
nomination two electors for DC st.,s ~ i-., %
The Republican electors oil Wst E.g,..'s nv
all other voters, without regard 90 tr.ildr|,
Affiliations. Who are OHpD,,l ~ nd
| travagaut and Improper m7nsgrft...,, ~ "a 'A
| NlrStutas public RRaIt., RHA vhu5 =. ..r,f1 NJ
| great American doctrine nt pfulUttIg,. T'..
that great principle which has nude y. IKE.
| states the foremost manufacturing g4F,r5-,..
on the earth, aud g!Yeu TO labor he Et3l', Z, ~
! muucrauou for Is iUIl-ull who .H11... a
! great principle, ana who desire b, t..ggr ''N
friendly feeling, permanent hATHuhr s-I-."
| efat and lasting prosperity ,hTOugu0iiils w.
! by maintaining a government plu,eg,i d, NJ
| great American idea, Grr cordially iurIlsIf, .1
:cnd this Convention and par,.csPsto In q, 4,
| llbeTatiOns. d" '' tN
We would recommend TO County rurvrBf.,,.
that lhey appoint one dclcsatr TO Tho satag.-
yentlon for every one hundred vote, rst n.
Blaine and Logan, mud that this b. ms5. n
basis OF approximation Tor the sl4re rogr,-
ton. '''''
by order OF the State Centrai Committee
W WGuNnE
% a. tes'es Chh.mls
u. W. ATklNfnN, NegfH'lTT. IrTIDtH
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pREg M00L ANp HIGn SUGAR

I'll, Inconsistencies of tho Mills biii-wh"'
nWage Garner sHyS.
To the EdiiorOf Tie Latelligaoa.
SR:-I see an article in the Wheeling
Rsgister Of July 81, headed choppers,
in which the writer says monopoIists
advocates OF class legislation and those
who believe that the law should treat
them as privileged class are banding
together for high taxes on everything
that enters into living. On the othel
hand, workIngmen, farmers and business
men, whose occupations are clothed with
no especial protection, arc determined
TO be 6led, tleeced and shorn no longer
and have nearly all united in the strns
Gle for cheaper necessaries OF life. The
Conflict is irrepressible and is now on
to the finish. Glass monopoly will &c
to the wall and the great mass Of nc
people will win their fight for higher
wages and cheaper living, &c.
In another article in the same paper
he makes assertions in reference TO free
wool which he does not attempt TO prove
and says, "The whole secret of Hopping
is money. When you see man hop
Il is because the party he goes to can put
more money in his pocket, Tint is why
Won do not hear Of workingmen Hopping
| / do not like to see people attempting tc
decieye Others" | am u wOrkingman
hut am not willing to take bare asser
sions for iacts. want the argument
the proof, and confess | am not able tt
sec how the Mills bill, which has JUS
passed the House OF Representatives
can possibly be a benefit to workingmen
and / prop 5se to give tho wage.earneeF
the statistical facts on two items, viz
wool and sugar:
The duties paid upon imported WOO
for the last twenty years average 4! PEI
cent. The duty upon sugar as the MilI'
hill now stands is 81 per cent. In ordeI
to reduce the surplus to the extent o
five million dollars the Mills bill place
wool on the free list, which, it il
claimed, will reduce the taxation on i'm
ported wool to the extent OF Sic on
every man, woman and child in the
United States. This looks well TO the
wage Garner, but let US look little
further by way OF comparison between
wool and sugar. In order to effect this
saving OF five million dolIurs OF duties
collected upon imported wool, the
House Of Representatives has voted to
sustain the tax OF tiity-eight million dol
lars on imported sugar, necessity to
every man, woman and child in the
land, thus taxing them 93Sc per head on
sugar and saving them sac per head on
wool. II confirmed by the Senate the
bill will go far to destroy an industry
worth millions Of dollars.
II this does not look like ''class
legislation" pray what do you call it?
Had the Mills bill reduced the duties
on sugar from 50 per cent to the same
duty which is now imposed upon wool,
placing sugar and wool both at about the
same level Of taxation, it would not look
to me 80 much like "Class Legislation"
and beside would get rid OF twenty-nine
million dollars OF revenue from sugar.
1t seems to strike me that this would be
n more equitable adjustment Of duties,
and would surely be greater saving to
the wage Garner.
A WAGE GARNER.
IL,rriyJoIpn n IiIu Oh
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That was altogether peculiar religi-
GUS ceremony at the funeral OF Court
landt Palmer, Col. Ingersoll delivering
what may be called the sermon and an
Episcopal clergyman reading the ser
vice for the dead. Col. 1ngersoll i'm
proved the opportunity to expound once
more the doctrines Of "the religion OF
humanity"-the religion of which This
tory is the prophet, reason tue guide
duty the deity, happiness the end, IN
telligence the means"
All this is very sweet sounding, and 1t
may serve some men and women to live
by, but after this life-what? This Col.
Ingersoll cannot answer. He has no
eye of faith to look beyond the grave
His cherries, hopeless religion is as
cold as the body in the tomb. No ray
of light breaks through its dark philoso'
ply. 1t may look upon death with com
posure, with indifference, never with
triumph. What is there in it to invite
immortal beings to its clammy embrace
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Ayp further, Mr., Browse, speaking oil
Belmont mill stock, for which, as you
boast for campaign purposes, you have
had such handsome dividends. Some
time ago a gentleman OF this city offered
you some ut eighty cents on the dollar
with six months to pay it in. The IN
rELLlGEScEn is authorized to renew the
offer and to hold out to you the well
founded hope that the holder will shade
that price for you. Ii you really want
some more way down, you can be ac-
commodated right here in Wheeling. II
it isn't dirt cheap at the present market
price, your alleged argument to the
farmers OF Peasants county is mere
bladder, not to say "bluT."
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Tho Democracy In u Mixed CondItIon-I,oynl
RnnmhlIcnnH.

The Democracy In u Mixed CondltiOn--Loynl
Republicans.
The Democratic party OF Free Trade
and sham reform in jefferson county
are in a very much mixed condition, SO
that even the so-called 'silver tongued
oratory" OF Hon. William L. Wilson will
no resurrect the fast Collapsing wings OF
the Panhandle part Of the West Vir.
ginia Bourhons. Hon. Dan B. Lucas was
Slaughtered in the primaries for House
OF Delegates. Col. Chew Just shaved
through. BeCkwith was sacrificed for
Circuit Judge. The old Sheriff and
Court House ring got in by the skin
OF their teeth, for the last time. +. w.
Brown, for Prosecuting Attorney, is a
great invorite Of everybody.
But the ''go rs you please" cat fight Of
the iaithfuls OF the party will help cut
the unwaghed Democratic figures down
TO 500. And every veteran who wore
the blue during the late unpleasantness
will do his level best to teach the copper
head imam OF destiny" from Buffalo,
New York, that while he has been apt
with the veto power against widows and
orphans, possibly his proper sphere is
not that OF President and us head OF a
great, brave and free people.
His promises OF reform were false his
sympathy (so-called) for the defenders
OF tho nation, a sham, and his profess
sions OF an honest civil service, a misera-
bic lie.
He is unfit for a figure head, even, OF
corrupt and fast decaying party,
whose only, hope is plumber, whose
watchwor' is to pauperize American me-
chanics aid iaborers.
The Republicans are sure OF the sue
cess OF their National ticket. The veter-
ans OF the old army feel IL is q walkover
for ComrAde Harrison.
II every Republican and honest Amer
lean does his duty Golf will have sew
cral Republican colleagues, and West
Virginia will be redeemed from the
thraldom OF the Free Trade English Pc.
litical Hucksters and their subsidized
American allies.
The Register says Alfred Burton and
William L. Anderson, OF this county,
have turned Democrats. The bill is not
A true one, and the correspondent who
SO reported, will find poor result from
such statements on election day. This
section OF the State is striding toward
protection, reform and the removal OF
England's emmissaries from Office, and
hoping for that honest and Intelligent
rule which for many years made this the
much sought land Of peace and plenty
for the oppressed OF the old world, will
vote for Harrison and Morton, for hon
est government and to turn out the
thieves. ".
Hacpor,a Ferry, July 20.
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so raw that it ought to go on the free
list, which will make it very handy bal
last for foreign ships coming this way.
Mr.. Murray, having tasted Ofthesweets
OF Free Trade in the old country does
not need 70 be told what would happen
with fire brick on the free list. II the
fire brick OF the United States is to be
made in some other country, Mr.. Muir
rays occupation Us a clay miner is gone,
New Cumberland loses her grip, and the
industry which gave value to Mr.. Muir
rays piece Of real estate becomes as q
tale that is told.
1t is not strange that Mr.. Murray
ceases to be Democrat and is going to
vote for Protection. There will be O
great many Murrays in West Virgins
| this wear.
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FOR SALE.

House and Lot. No. 67J IIaiu street, it,es4,
Centre anu Burke streets. MARTINS ferry. u0rtl
Of KlsSn Glass NSTk,; house MEs sy Ti6ms
storc.rOom and cellar; hydmul 30 yarl
Six FOOmGd Brick House, SO, ...l NEig ,ir4,
ground half lot; can be bought iuF Yuu
No 2l4d Market street ground q illl lU.. o.,
nCring on alley.
No. q Egrc street.
No. 70 Zane street.
a Desirable Residence on Fifteenth street
No. 9i2 AeCo!l0Ch sheet. Will exchange la' ,
farm.
l2l Acre Farm pcag &ouudW.Ue, wll gy
change for city property.
Va Acres, EdgIpgton Lane; will cxehRHg lor
city property.
80 Acre Farm.
ljlis Acre Farm; will exchange fgf dly
property,
100 Acre Farm; will exchange oTu.'y pmpTty.
100 Acre Farm; will exchange iUf cts ppIfrtJ
Ito Acre Farm on Short Greek so Efagf.
Many other Houses, Lots and Flrgl, lOf&e
JAMES a. HENRY,
Renl Estate Agent, U. 5. pcnSiOua1l Ci.a4s
t0rney, Collector and Notary Pubic
iyl9 lul! MAGEE- Srftf
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rhr rrnll or INC rrce Of rrotectIon


In another column appears un inter
view with Mr.. Samuel Murray, Mayor o
New Cumberland, Hancock county, this
state. Mr.. Murray and the thriving
town OF which he is Mayor, are good
illustrations Of the policy OF Protection.
Mr.. Murray came to this country and
to New Cumberland with nothing but
his intelligence and his industry to de-
pend on. As the brick industry thrived
he prospered with it. Out Of his wages
he has lived comfortably, is raising an
interesting family and owns one Of the
most comfortable and attractive little
homes in Hancock county.
Since he bought his little property
New Cumberland's fire brick industry
has had something of a boom; property
has appreciated, and Mr.. Murray's little
investment hasmovodalong with therest
The manufacturers have added to theri
works, given employment to more labor,
and generally the old town has advanced.
Mr.. Mills and his associates took it into
their heads that Ere brick is material
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THE production OF bogus &. A. Il.
badges for Democratic campaign pur-
poses won't win over the members OF
the order who are not already Demo-
Gratis, and it is likely to disgust those
who are. The Republican party has
never thought it well to take such liber-
tiscs with any order. Neither has it
had its campaign badges made in Eng.
land or any other foreign county. Bat
then then the Republican party is not
foreign party.
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CLOVER BeFTeM, Sullivan Ceunty, Tenn,, Juno
IS ISST.-BtOOd Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca Sir:-f
have been thinking Of writing to you for some
time to- let you know Of the wonderful cure your
B. Il. b. has affected on myself and daughter.
She, u girl OF 10 years, was taken with very
sore leg below the knee. called on the very
beat doctors that the country could afford, and
they tended on her for four years to no purpose
Her leg got worse every year. used about 80
bottles Of other medicine to no purpose. The
doctors said the only remedy left was amputR.
tIOn, That we all was opposed 70. l was IN
Knoxville the Sth Of january, 1886, and while
buying bill OF drugs called for good blood
purifier, and Messrs, Sanford, ChRmbernnd &
Co. recommended the b. Il. Is. purchased one
hnif dozen bottles, and 80 my utter surprise
after using three or four bottles my girls leg was
entirely healed. ! also had very ugly running
sore OH the calf OF my leg and one bottle cured
II, after having tried all other remedies; ] wish
you much success, aud do hope that all suffer
Ing humanity may hear and believe in the only
true blood purifier. have tried three or four
other purifiers, but the o. h. Il. Is tho only one
that ever did nc or mine any good. You can
use my name II you wish. am well known In
VinIH L, s. ElSnN,
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Mn. CLEVELAND reached n point where
he had to "ilsh or cut bait and he has
gone a-fshing.
o, the blue fish bite well in the deep
blue sea, but they bite not at all for such
statesmen as he; for he uses a line TINT
comes duty free over the deep and the
blue and the billowy sea.
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OSE wooI-buyer has just taken in
across the river 24,l55 pounds Of Ohio
wool for $3.50 GA good deal OF wool
for very little money. When has the
present generation seen the like? And
free wool is not rs yet an accomplished
fact. Hurrah for the party OF Free
Trade and "cheap clothing!"
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10 Never Raised Much scenery

Hlrpcr's Bd;dr.
Rocky Mountain Enthusiast-Ah, It's
the best 200 acres of land in the country
Dutch Granger-But meester, it wash
no grain sections.
Rocky Mountain Enthusiastic, it
isn't.
Dutch Granger-It wash poor place
to raise Sleeps nit.
Rocky Mountain Enthusiast-Well,
Yes. But look at the scenery.
Dutch Granger-Yah, dot wash all
right, maybe. But wash never raise
much scenery.
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Blood TaInt From Birth.

ROCKVILLE, IND, January IS, 1851.
shall ever praise the day that yoa gentlemen
were born, and shall bless the day that your
medicine was known TO me, had blood poison
from birth, and so much so that all the doctors
Of ms town said would be crippled for life.
They Said would lose my lower limb. could
moi stand IN my class 10 ieclt0 my lessons, and
eleven bottles Of your Botanic Blood Balm cured
me sound and we'll. You can use my name a.
YOU sec fit. In my case, there were knots on my
ShlubOnes as large us hens egg.
Yours, MIRTLE N, TANNER,
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TIC JWd9e,
Really, Miss Edith, l am
very sorry l kissed you. l didn't think
what l was doing. 1t is sort OF tenn
porary insanity ia our family.
Miss Edith (pityinglyl-It you ever
feel any more such attacks coming ON
you had better come right here, where
your infrmity is known, and we will
take care OF you.
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'You may notice that your Uncle Ben
Harrison is making some mighty strong
speeches. Aud he hasn't once been
obliged to fling an encyclopedia Mt any
OF his visitors.
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All who desire full Information about the
cause aud Cnre Of Blood POlSons, SprOtulA aud
SCroiulOus SwelllnES, Ulcers, Sores, RheumA-
tism, Kidney Complaints, CatRrrh, etc., can 60
cure by mail, free, copy Of our S2.plgo Illus.
tFHted Book OF WOndcI, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known, Address,
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TIE Register is not very happy in its
selection OF converts. The tide is set,
gentle neighbor, and you can't dam it,
though you may in your rage swear
like trooper over it.
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DIED.

MURDoCK-on Friday, July q, 1855, at ll:sO
O'Clock n. M, Of typhoid pneumonia, ions,
only son OF John and Elizabeth Murdoch, In
the 22d year OF his age.
Funeral from his late home, 100 Charles street,
sunday morning ut 10 o'clock. Friends Of
the family arc invited to attend
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

Fonr RoOmCd House, Eleventh ltrgg, es.,
OF Baltimore sltrrt.,.,..................
Three Rooms, ~, 2-.d Market street -. I,
No. Ia seventeenth street rO1mul l0qut y
No III Eighiteuib sifrti, tuOlli.-.,-.....-- ;
Three rooms, east end " AIrg IL. =
Office room, second ilgur OF Reilly lIpsE +
No. 2iQd Maiu Glrgct,,,,,,... .....,,.,...... 3
NJ. 2jO7 Alley B................,...........
No. 800 Alley 4 ..,......,,...,..............,
No. 2lhI Main street, rooms ..,..a..... -.
No. 81 Twcniy.siNlH street, tuumyl L1u,e j
No. 70 Twcniy'tUuTtA street TD1m-..... !
No. $50 Main street, viii uuI lOfn ,alOoa
or boarding house. a
No. 2ils Market street, new brick house.
rooms and bah room, hot BBd UollWaleF,
natural and illuminating ras...........,,,,..' 4,
No. 1isD Market street s!.me Es EDOyC,,.,,,.., is
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LOGAN g. CO.,
Nv Wholesale Agents.

A LII KINDS OF
"a PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Neatly and promptly executed at tho
DAILY INrELLlGENcER Jon OPRTcK
Nos. Is and a Fourteenth street.
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TRY TT ONCE.
She had Tried Everything Else.

To the man who has tried every ether remedy
for Blood PoiSOnS, We commend the following
experience Of a well known woman:
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FOR SALE.

Seven Roomed House, 27 South York street
Good Roomed Brick House, corner Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. VIII pay as an Invest
ment.
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. One
Of the best farms In Jefferson county.
Seven Roomed House on North Front street
lot G0xi0.
Some OF the most desirable building loH In
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven ROomed House on South Broadway
natural gas, aud everything In good repair; lol
lOXl20. 5000.
-Four Roomcd Cottage for 1900.
G, o. SMITH,
Apll Real Estate Agent, l220 Main 81.
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FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Morristopn, o., July %.
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AWARDED TO TBE FATHER.
The Chiii in Dispute Between tue Rtss'
Is Now on the Road wcst.

The Chii in Dispute Between tue Risssrs
L. Now on the Road woss.
Before Judge Livingston case which has
attracted considerable attention was heard
Thursday afternoon. The facts Of 1t
are about as follows: In the year 1877 George
X. Risser was married to Miss Maria
Nissley, . daughter OF John X. Nissley, OF
Mt. Joy. The couple went 70 Paris,
Illinois, where they intended to make their
future home They had been living there
about year when the parents
OF the wife went 10 visit them.
They asked her to come East with
them and she accompanied them
osten slbly on o visit. She never returned
to her husband and has not lived with him
since. Soon after she came East son WAS
born to her. The husband has been tryin z
for some time 10 get possession Of the child.
Two years ago q. q. Kennedy, esq, his at.
torney, had habeas corpus issued. When
the sheriff went to serve the writ upon the
mother che left the state, going to Clare
mont, on the James river In Vir-
ginjs, wbere she remained until last
summer. She then came home. Mr.
Kennedy soon learned OF her whereabouts
He found that she wonld attend . funeral
Armstrong snd another man TO be on the
lookout for her. They succeeded in serving
the writ which commanded her to bring
tho child into court She then ran away
again, and the court issued an st.
tschment for contempt She found
that she would never be able to come
back without beng subjec. to arrest, 80 she
sgreed TO surrender Yesterday che came
to town and with the child, her husband
and others went before Judge Livingston.
The woman then surrendered the child to
her husband. JudgeLivingston J ordered that
the father allow the mother TO visit the child
when she 30 desired.
When an attempt WAS made 10 take the
child from the mother theirs was quite a
scene. The boy fought, kicked aud
screamed. He was finally placed In cab
from which he kicked out the front window
in his struggles. He was finally pacitied
and accompanied his father to the West last
evening.
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Seldom have the people Of Lancaster
been favored with so rich q literary treat as
they were last evening by VIII Carleton
with his unique poen-lec.ure, "The Science
OF Home" Seldom too have our local Greek
letter societies had the honor OF entertain. &.
ing 80 distinguished guest and brother as
fell to the lot OF the local chapter Of the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity, o! I, x NJ. col
lege, last evening.
Alter the entertaining and instructive
lecture the undergraduates and alumni
members OF this chapter numbering six
teen, together with their distinguished
brother, repaired TO Hotel Lancaster, where
Al Smith In his characteristic way had pre-.
pared rich banquet. Two hours were
spent around the festive beard in replen-
ishing the inner man aud In tosstipg.
Truly this was a gala time for Chapter
Tau, The occssion seemed TO bring Mr..
Carleton back TO college days.