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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-16

The Queen & Crescent route (Cin.
cinnati Southern aud associate roads,
will sell Harvest Excursion tickets at
one limited fare the round trip, on Sep.
tember 18th and 25th, October 9th and
sd, 1888, good to return within thirty
days and allowing stOp.over privilege.
TEese cheap tickets will be on sale to
various points in Tennessee, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, Caroiinas, Virginia,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas, 70 which States the Queen q
Crescent is the great trunk line, run.
ming double daily trains from Cincinnati
and Louisville. For rates, maps, time
tables or other information desired con-
corning trip South via. the Queen 4
Crescent route, call upon your nearest
ticket agent or address d. &. Edwards,
Acting General Passenger Agent, Gin
cinnati, 0.
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sIauIering West vIrglnIn.

The New York Graphic is supporting
Mr.. Cleveland. 1t is Democratic pa
per. Like most journals OF that party,
it will seek to accomplish by misrepre.
sentation what it cannot accomplish by
argument. The latest instance is found
in a Graphic editorial on the Hatfield
Mccoy vendetta in this State and Ken
lucky. Here is an extract:
1t is in Republican State that civil
cation is now presented with the spec
tacle of entire communities OF native
Americans, none OF them able to read or
write, who murder, rob and fight from
one YEARS end to the other in open
defiance Of code Of laws that there
never has been any serious attempt to
enforce.
Democrats here will hardly thank
their New York organ for admitting
that West Virginia is now Republican
State. Tie statement Of the Graphic
was not made through ignorance, for it
knows better. 1t knows that it has been
under Democratic administrations that
the state OF affairs has been allowed to
exist, ii, indeed they are as bad as rep.
resented. Whether they do exist to the
extent named is 4 mooted question. The
INrELLrGENcER has reason to believe
that the reports from "the dark and
bloody ground" have been exaggerated.
Be that us it may, they have not been
turned TO political account up to date.
But il Democratic journals desire it
done, the Republican cause in West
Virginia will not suffer thereby II
Democratic papers propose to deliber-
ately represent to the world that the
Republicans of West Virginia are in any
manner whatever responsible for the
condition alleged by the Graphic, OF
course Republicans, in self defense, will
be forced to show how much truth
there is in the charge.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
quotes lue iFuPH'I ONAtOAA"' "AN
makes comment as follows:
Thanks, awfulIy, for admitting that
West Virginia is now Republican State,
but we beg to call the attention OF the
candid political writer on the Graphic to
the fact that the desperate state OF af-
fairs he describes was developed during
Democratic supremacy. West Virginia
has only been Republican for the past
few months and has not had time to put
itself on record formally as Republican
State, and all the members Of the VEN
delta living in West Virginia will do
their best at the coming election to pre-
vent such record. They are staunch'
henchmen OF the present Governor Of
West Virginia, carried their districts for
him when he was elected, are working
for the Democratic ticket now, and have
been Democrats since and before the
war and rebels during it. Ten years
from now, ii the Graphic has not died Of
telling the truth, it will see West Vir-
ginia us different from the one OF to-day
US the one OF to-day is from that OF
twenty some years ago, whose Demo-
cratic Bourbonism, fostered the growth
of the outlawry the Graphic talks about.
4 new erals beginning for West Virginia,
indeed, Inns already begun-the era OF
Republican supremacy.
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Wages aud the rarIG.

baltimore .tDrricdH.
Divesities of trades, manufactures,
enterprises ofall descriptions beget more
liberal ideas, expansion OF the mind, a
broader sense OF enjoyment Of the things
God has given TO man, and II greater
power to enjoy them; in short, the di-
versities OF interests created by Il Protec-
tive tariff constitute in themselves a
strong force in the education OF the PEG.
pie. The assertion OF the free Traders
that the amount collected in duties
which the people never feel it stolen, is
unworthy OF those who pretend to be
statesmen. The millions Of people who
have no money, and who were not born
with any, are entitled to work, and, by
protecting them from foreign competition
they are given work. This is due them
from society itself, and it is certainly bet
ter that all men who are disposed to labor
should have 1t than that they should be
encouraged to prey on society for the
want of it,
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l1allimore Anerlean.

baltimore AHericdh.
1t would be hardly conceivable, did
we not have the message and the delib-
crate utterances OF Democratic leaders
in Congress, that protested statesmen
could discuss an important subject like
the tariff with such sublime ignorance
OF its merits. Protective duties are
placed on foreign articles to keep them
out and give home industries chance.
Competition among the latter then fixes
the prices OF the articles manufactured
in this country. Thus many articles,
the manufacture of which has been
encouraged by protection, are sold
cheaper in America than in Europe,
because ocean freight is eliminated from
the former. Among these are the ready
made clothing, over which the free
traders made such howl, until a Re-
publican Congressman gave them a
practical illustration by bringing into
the House specimens manufactured by
themsel res, which he bought from their
own warehouses at least 20 per cent
cheaper than the same articles could be
purchased in London. Can it be posi-.
Bic that the workingmen, who have
serious practical interest in this mat
ter, involving perhaps the maintenance
OF themselves, their wives and children
can it be that they will deliberately
put Themselves in the hands OF such
cmpires2
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wonderfully Lucky Baby.

DHlInG IItttAh.
Officer vanous, who patrols the dis
trict west OF the Union Pacific shops, is
an expert catcher. Yesterday afternoon,
while pacing up Chicago street, near
Twelfth, his attention was called to n
volume Of smoke pouring out OF the up
per window Of l2l7, and he started Tor
the nearest signal box. As he was pass
ing the building hesaw something white
come out OF the second story window,
amp instinctively put out his hand to
catch it. He succeeded. 1t was little
2.months.old baby. It's father, l.. G. Pet.
tiford, had returned home, filled the
gasoline stove.tank, touched a match tc
the burner, when, presto change, the
stove exploded, His wife was frightened
out OF her wits and caught up the baby
and fired it from the window.
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would be an abandonment Of principle
that would, and OF right ought TO cover
it with obloquy and disgrace"
This is expIicit, and tits logical. The
Democracy, to be consistent, must al
ways favor the doctrine Of a tariff for
revenue only, which is free trade, pure
and simple. That is Mr.. Wilson's doc
tfine; il is the doctrine OF Mr. Mills, it
is the doctrine Of Mr.. Carlisle and all
the other free.trade leaders. Mr.. Clcye'
land advanced it in his message when
he asserted that protective tariff VIC
lated the first principle OF just taxation,
viz: the exaction only OF the amount oil
money needed for the support OF the
Government and actually paid into the
Treasury.
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No one doubts the Democracy OF the
Memphis appeal. 1t states the Demo
cratic doctrine us follows:
1--WE lay down concisely, and we trust
clearly, the Democratic doctrine Of free
trade, which isas old rs the birth Of the
party. The Democratic party was nj
WAYS known as the party that strictly
construed the Constitution, and was
therefore opposed to the levy or collec.
ton OF tax for any other purpose than
the support Of the Government, and
was equally as rigidly opposed to the
appropriation OF public moneys for any
other purpose, its motive in its first and
most notable campaign being free trade
and sailors' rights. The doubtful States
have long been familiar with the fact
that the Democratic party is the free
trade party, and they know THAT any at
tempt to reconcile It TO protection in
any form, shape, character or degree
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Mn. GREELEY, who runs the weather
bureau, seems to have spite at Repub-
lican street demonstrations. He sends
MS threatening weather and rain every
time we advertise something big. After
the fourth OF March next we will have
a chauce at that weather machine our
selves. In the meantime Republicans
refuse to have their enthusiasm damp
ened. They go in for big time and n
big time they have every time.
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Special Correspondence Of the Lntenigacer.
PESxspoRouaH, W. VA, Oct l2.-Hon.
Ansley Gray, Of Ohio, IS speaking here
in the interest OF the Prohibition amend
ment. He is the ablest orator on that
side who has been here. He is drawing
big houses and is reasonable, fair and
candid in his views. He respects the
opinion OF those who differ from him,
and claims that the Republican party is
fully abreast OF public sentiment in most
OF the States, and that Free Trade would
demoralize the American workingmen
and lead to drunkenness and degrada-
ton.
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House & Herrmann's Cash and Credit House..
"SUppOSeW eIaIkltOYeP?''
Yes, let's talk it over. It'll do US both good.

Yes let's talk it over. It'll do US both good
Winters coming on. There's coal to buy, wood to lay
in heavy garments be purchased and For the next
month or two it'll be nothing but pay pay OUT and you'll
sort feel you'll have to put off getting that Carpet you
know you need that Chamber Set your wife very anxious
to have Now if all consideration Of MoNEYyou might
think just that way But isn't you get that new Stove
that Carpet or that Chamber Set Of you won't need
nearly as much ready money you will buy the COAL the
wood and the clothing Well sell you Ten Dollars worth Of
anything we carry for dollar down and fifty cents week
And you pay that half dollar regularly every week. will
be the easiest arrangement you went into in your life
er59We propose to make FREE delivery Of all pur-
chases to Beae Benwood Bridgeport Martins Ferry and
Fulton.
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Executors Sale.
TXECUT0R's SALE
or
Centre Wheeling Property

Asexecutor Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased
will on -.-,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H. u.s.
at 10 oclock n. IN, sell at auction at the , ,,t
House Of Ohio county, the following teAl W',p
!. Lot 81 on the southeast coihtt W ra 49,
street and Alley IS, with I twos'ofy D'''" "''
,. The north 90 feet inches Of Lot " 2n 'nV
southwest corner Of Aain street NM az; ana
With two'stOry brick houses On NM" a'''>''
tWOstOry brick HOUSES on Alley ~. ,,,b ,,ore
Terms on sALE.-One, third and rs inucl D ,nty
OF the purchase money Gs Tue puIc.,a,, IT,. cImSI
elect 10 pay, CAsTI and the residue W wv vIr,
payments in one and two ltnfn WIZ ~, ~ t,,ih
from day OF sale, payable annually, lIl.., r..
good personal security to be given iay,g'" .'1,.
Inc purchasers, and also to be secured y -grl
factory Insurance, and the tlte TO Oc 't'''''
until payment in inii. :, "a ,vIrK.
Executor Of Thomas II. VIM, as 5,,Sy1,i,g,
], G, UERvEY. AuctlOneer 49,.
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Those Democrats who are making
such reckless claims about New York
aud Indiana have practically nothing in
the way OF figures to base them on.
They are rs empty as Mr.. Kenna's big
bluff about ten thousand majority in
West Virginia, and Gov. Wilson's claim
in 1881 of twenty-five thousand. Talk
is cheap and may be INDUCED in luxuri-
ously by those who have even n very
small amount of brains. But here are
some figures:
The following are the official majori-
ties and pluralities in New York since
1850.
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AN APOLOGY
To Colonel who was Really Very COurte
Gus and COnsitlerNts.


Gus and COnsidernte.
Arisond Kicker.
II their is amore courteous gentleman
in all the great West than Colonel DubiT
we should like his address. We re-
ierred to the Colonel the other day as
an unhanged thief. II was only our
way, but lac tooil exceptions and called
at the office and knocked us down. The
blow was delivered in the most genteel
manner and was not accompanied by
any verbal utteranCes to shock our sen.
sibilities. Neitherdid the Colonel gouge
our eyes or chew Our ears after we were
down. He was cool, calm and COM
posed, and We freely admit that we got
up with an increase Of 80 per cent in re-
spect for him. Our nose was skinned,
and we knocked an auction bill into
"pi" as we fell. but We have no grudge
to satisfy. The Colonel could do no
less, and we are thankful that he did no
more. We shall be pleased to see him
again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-16

snr1ou's vITALlzER IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 20 cents per bottle.
CRoUP, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, Of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. E. Williams and O.
Menkemiller. cow
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Columbus and Return 81 rs by the ran
Handle Route.

On September 20, q, 20, 20, October
4, 10, 10 and 10, the Pittsburgh, Cincin:
natl & st. Louis Railway Company will
sell round trip excursion tickets to
Columbus at the low rate OF 81 70 from
Wheeling, W. Va, for all regular trains
on above dates. Tickets good going on
date OF sale only and good returning
three days including date OF sale.
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Grand Opera House,
Public Sale.
DUBLIC SALE OF MAIN STREET
REAL PROPERTY.

DUBLIC SALE OF MAIN STREET
i REAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF the authority vested 10 them kya
decree OF tho Circuit Court OF Ohio county, lu
tered on the I'D day Of April, AID, ISIS. In tbr
suit Of SObIcski j.. Caldwell vs., Caroline ". VII
son and Others, the Undersigned special commits.
sIoners, Will, Oh
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %, lsss
beginning at 10 O'Clock Il. ~, sell at publicap
lion. nj tile front door Of the Court House 1i
Ohio county, W. Va, the following du,cflcl
real property situate IS the ely "i Wheeling In
said county, beingn portion OF the real properly
which was set apart to Annie l.. Caldwell tUbe
held In Severnlty for and during the term OF hgf
natural life for her dover by and according IN
the provisions of decree made by ,hr an
Count on the 10Th day Of November, issU, IN ne
suit OF Louis Kclls and Others vs.. SOb!cski Brady
and Others, that Is to say: the building LOT nine
(O) fronting twenty-five (S9l feet along the Wc,,
SIDE Of MRlR street IN the said city az Wheeling,
being one Of the sub divisions OF "thr M!llrg
Property" shown by the plat thereof, tycOnicI
IN decd Book numbered ~, page lOl In the OlItr
OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of snld county,
TEGMs or SALE-0nc.thIrd Of tue pWyeba,r
money or so much more US the purchaser may
elect, cash on the day Of sale, ana the residue m
two equal installments payable IN Que mud two
years respectively from The day Of sale, with In.
teFeSt from that dUy, To secure the deferred iA,
StAllments Of the purchase money the all
special commissioners will take iIom the pUf.
chaser his note with good security payable Ia
their order. and the title will be retained until
the notes shall be paid, Hut Il the purchaser
pay Onc.haii or more OF the purchase money In
cash, his notes without personal security Will be
taken for the deferred inStallmCnts, iinuy. The
purchaser will have the privilege, nj Buy time
before the expiration Of the said two yeas iFom
the day Of sale OF paying the whole amount rc,
naming unpaid OF the purchase money with IN.
tGrcSt 20 the day OF payment, and thus discharge
his liability,
DANIEL I.AMR,
lIESRY N. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners
| certify that the above named commissioner,
have given bond with security as required by
tho decree under which they me- netting
oc5 JOHN ", MITCHELL. Clcrk.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets Sundayduring the
entire sImmer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
Of 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. VIII also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, Mt the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheeling at 5 and $40
q m
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The simple application OF "swAYNE's oiSr.
MESsr," without any internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rhcun, Rlngworm,
piles, Itch, Sores, >Pimplcs, Eczema, all Scaly,
Itchy skin Etuptions, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent, effective, aud
costs but u trillG. TTls4W
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PUBLIC SALE.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
TO BUY A SPLENDID HOME !!

ATwo.story frame Dwelling House one sqny2ie
above the Court House, In MonnaNIl'e' W. we
The howSe Is built In modern, style; lai nl .l,
rooms and two halls; cellar under NhOiT h.G'T,
lower story finished In hard wood. rue. ~
also tWo.SIOry frame building on TIC eo'"'' Va
same lot, now used US store'room' ..,.,,,.
This property will be sold oil shf E',' A. -
der, AZ desire to leave this town
sc25 GEORGE c. KElGllI..
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SEALSKIN
Wraps&Cloaks.

An unusually fine and large as.
sortment, trimmed and un-
trimmed, at very attractive
prices. Orders by mail or infor-
nation desired, will receive spe-
cial and prompt attention. When
customers are known to the
house, or satisfactory references
are furnished, goods will be sent
on approval.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.


II Republicans can do SO well in un-
favorable weather, what could they do
under clear sky and on dry streets?
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found in them. Their health was main.
tanned by simple remedies Of roots and
herbs, now reproduced in Warmers Log
Cabin remedies, made by Warner OF Safe
Cure fame,
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WORTH $1,000!
TESTIMONIALOF Hon. THOS. PAULK,
OF DERIEN COUNTY.
Would not Take $1,000 for TIRE
lIeVed Of Fifteen Years Suf-
ferIng from Dyspepsia.

ALArAHA, GA, June %, iss7.-D. b. d. Com.
pany, Atlanta, Ga.-GentlCmeA: l had suffered
from that terrible disease dyspepsia, for over
fifteen years, and during that time tried every
thing Icould hear Of, and spent over three hun
the slightest benefit. Indeed, l continued TO
grow worse. Finally, after | dcspaired OF OBJ
tAining relief, Il friend recommended u. Is. H.
botanic Blood Balml, and began using II; not
however, expecting TO be benefited After
using half bottle was satisfied that was be-
Ing benefited, and when the sixth bottle was
taken felt like u new man. ! would not take
s, 600 for the good II has done me; In inCt, the
relief derived from 1t II priceless. firmly be-
llCvc that would have died had not taken It,
Respectfully. etc.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED, ININIEDIATELY-TEN
w CARPENTERS. Apply TO tho lELLAlRE
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The following record OF Indiana for
the same periods will not be comforting
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each containing eight rooms besides bathroom
and laundry. These houses have all the modern
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

Entered AT the postoiIice at Wheeling, ". Va,
~ SeOond.ClAES matter.
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PUBLIC SALE
Two Hundred and Fifty Lots and Parcels
in and adjoining the City
OF Wheeling.

By virtue Of the authority OF decree Of he
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, entered on The "a
Is, Caldwell rs. Caroline NJ. Wilson aud oihtrs
the undersigned special commissioners will, on
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LOGAN g. co.

ocl.DAw
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-04-14

avail themselves of the opportunity to beautify
their homes with this rare work of art.
A very pleasant meeting of the Woman's Edu-
cational society was held Wednesday afternoon at
the university, with Prof. Ida Joe Brooks. After
scripture reading by the president, Mrs. McDiar-
mid, and prayer by Mrs. Alfred Noon, Miss Lura
Rowland kindly played a piano solo. Master Joe
Kerrott followed, deighting the audience by his
violin playing. Mrs. Beauchamp read an article
from the Woman's Tribune on the co-education of
the sexes, which was much enjoyed. After re-
freshments and social intercourse, Miss Elizabeth
Badger played selections on the piano and a few
gospel hymns were sung. A guest of the society
was Mrs. Bessie, a new conner from the Pine Tree
state, whose husband, Rev. Mr.. Bessie, is the
newly appointed pastor of the Main Street M. E.
church. -
The Orphans Home donation was a complete
success. Long before noon, the hour named for
the reception, baskets and bundles began arriving,
and continued coming so rapidly that it was i'm
possible to take the name of the donor with each
delivery. No bride ever had a greater variety
of or more useful presents bestowed upon her than
was given by the generous people of this city to
their Children's Home. The management thinks
there surely never was a city like our own, for its
citizens seem to vie with each other in responding
promptly to the many calls made upon them from
time to time. AS an evidence of this fact, it is
only some fifteen months since the first steps were
taken for the organizing of this home, which now
is an institution worth some five thousand dollars
and has under its sheltering roof twenty little
ones. To give a complete list of the many good
things brought to it on Monday we find impos-
sible, but will state that the contribution-box
alone was found to contain $214. The manage
ment hereby tender sincere thanks to the friends
who have SO generously aided in establishing this
worthy charity. -