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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-21
STATE NOTES.

McGruder Mollohan was assaulted, last
Saturday night, On Tate creek, Braxton
county. by two men named Chapman and
Lyons Rocks AID clubs were used IS
weapons, and MOllohan was left lying IN
the road unconscious. He was very badly
hurt.
Three Of Greerbrier county's most prom
inent citizens died recently. Ga the 24th
nit. Mr.. Andrew Knight, father Of Sheriff
Knight, Sgd SO years. On the same day
Mr.. Elliott II. Dickson, at Ronoeyerte,
aged SO years Ard On the 25,h ult.
Mr.. w. r. Ljvessy, of Richards, in the
I'D year Of his age.
About twO weeks ago Katie Rowland, OF
White Sulphur Springs, left home to 60 to
Cincinnati, where she WAS to enter hos
pital for treatment Since then nothing
has been heard from her, and she evident
ly has not react ed her Destination. Fears
for her safety are entertained.
It is not generally known that two of the
finest flosiing Dry Docks between Pitts
burg aad Csiro, are located il the mouth
oftne Great KGnawba river, and WHIST IS
better they have ell the work they can do.
Rumor saws that another set viii econ be
removed there by another company.
A Young man named Gay Duncan called
% few evenings ago on Miss Cora Rads-
baugh, of Big Skin Creek, Upshur county.
When he went 10 leave she helped him on
vi h his oyercoat, and took from his peck
ct "a revolver. which by accident was DIS
charged the ball entering her breast on her
right side. aud coming out below the
snoulder. OF course the wound is danger
GU. but we did not learn that 1t 10 likely
20 prove fatal. The revolver must 90.
irwin Mcpherson, Of Leroy, Jackson
county, while chOppng into the huge
trunk OF an old tree, discovered a small
flint dart near the heart OF the tree. The
hsnd that sprung the bow or gave forth
the power which forced the dart into the
sapling, has long since returned 70 dust.
The tree. whose circiings 0f century or
more, las enveloped the flint so long viii
soou also have entirely disappeared, lesy-
ing ouly the silert little dart 20 Gauss one
to wonder what its history may be
Charles Prica Tr of Mariinsbura who
for some time past has bsen making his
home with mis- grandmother near Winches-
ter, We, ON las. Thursday while along the
line Of the ne9 railroad picked up large
stick Of dynamite and several caps, and
carried them home. A few hours lister in
company with another yonng man he
weut cut from the house, and after boring
a hole in nine tree, put the dynamite
and caps therein. Having no fuse they
substi uted q cloth saturated with coal oil
aud gupp)w1er, rolled in the center.
Young Price applied the fatal match, ard
the explosion followed so suddenly that lie
was unable 20 get out Of the way. Tie
tree vas blown to fragments, and the
young man so badly injured that death fol-
lowed iu few nOurS
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lREte-

MITGHFLL-On Sunday, March II, 1850, a.
Brootlvn. \. n. ZoE f.. youngest daughter Of
A. p and Lucie h. Mitchell, aged one year and
ten months
BURLEY-At Burley's Mill Farm, Ohio, on
Wednesday, March 20, 1859, CATHERINE BuRLEY,
wits of the late Joshua Burley in the 10th year
of her age
Funeral services win be held at the residence
of her son. Frank Burley. this afternoon at two
O'Clock. Interment at Moundsyille cemetery.
MALOOLY-Wednesia March 10Th, 1859, at
100 o'clock q. m. WILLIAM, son of Martin and
Annie Malooly, aged years, months and %
days
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, cor
uer Of Alley and Twenty-afth street this after.
noon at O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
Intement at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning, March 10.
1SS9, st $50 O'Clock, IRWIN REED only son OF
Henry aud Lizzie McCTacken, aged years 5
months and seven days
Funeral from the residenc Of his parents, No.
a. Twenty street, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock Friends OF the family invited
WILKINsOy-On Monday, March is 1852 at
2IOp m. n WILKINSON.
Funeral services at his late residence, Dos Eof
street, Thursday afternoon, March DIST, at g
O'Clock Friends of the family invited. Inter
ment private.
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WASHINGTON, March 19.-Johu Wans-
maker. Postmaster. General and cOnstitu-
tioual adviser Of the President Of the
United States, in addressing his weeks
Sabbath-day audience in Philadelphia, Is
quoted as having used the following Ian
puare. when 1 was in Alasce and Lor-
r,ine last year seemed to see every where
the foot Of Bismarck crushing the PEG
uis.r Some very severe comments are
made upon this Language, coming az 1t
does. from q Cabinet officer, On adviser
and representative of the President, in
view of the present strained relations be-
tween the United States and Germany
over the Samoan troubles, and 1t has been
suggested thst Mr.. Blaine should reason
with his inexperienced colleague. An ex-
diplomat of long service said this morning
that If such words had been uttered by a
Cabinet Minister IN Europe they would
certainly be the subject of q diplomatic
correspondence, and perhaps result IN q
vacancy IN the Cabinet Wansmaker' 8
case. be said, was striking illustration Of
the Inconvenience which may sometimes
result from transferring q man suddenly
from Sunday School to . seat in the
Cabinet
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MIR. WANAMAKER As AN AUTHOR
AND a POLITICIAN.

MIR. WANANIAKER As AN AUTHOR
AND a POLITICIAN.
Mr.. JOHN WANAMAKER, Postmaster
General Of the United States, is a great
writer and q great man. Some of the most
exquisite gems Of literature dow irom his
pen and enlighien the world through the
columns of the Philadelphia newspapers.
Mr.. WANAnrARER's style is piihy, pic
iuresque and peculiar. lt abounds IN
opigyams and corceits which SHAEEsPEARE
might have sighed for and found
not. bat sad to relate there are things in
Mr. WANANAEER's writings snd in his
life which are hard to reconcile.
Iu the lsst issue Of the Philadelphia
Record Mr. WANAvAKER informs the pub
Die that eve have keen and sppreciatiye
eyes an through the ateliers of
the Ere ch modistes, which have
caugb, aud brought or think they have the
best Paris produced this year" And
again Mr.. WANAMARER bursts foJth IN
tine CAV abandon Of his soul: Tine stuhs
are cloths, silks. lusters, laoes, challis,
satseus and ginghams The wonderful
things French drsssmaker can do with
cotton cloth You may see here All this,
Mr.. WANA,uKER dropping from the cen
6mental to the real, informs the public
can he had at the lowest possible cash
prices
Tbis may be all "wsry true, as the
elder WELLER puts it, but Mr.. WAN
AMAKEB should have gone a step
further in his work Of enlightenment lie
should have told the customers who buy
i'm his Philadelphia store the "bes. that
Paris has produced this year that
these goods are taxed on an aver
are Is per cent OF their value,
before they can enter The por, and be dis
played on the 2. NJ. G.'s counters Mr..
wANAliAEER don't lose that, but his GUS
TONERS DO. The wonderful things which
the Fieuch dressmsker can manufacture
ont of cotton cloth are brought to Mr.
WANANAEEB. and by him sold to his cus'
TONERS, bearing customs tax Of from gu
to SO per cent, and vet Mr. WANADIAEEB
ia his overlooking benevolence concealed
this fact
But this is not tire head and front Of Mr..
WANAMAEER's literary offending. liz
bursts cut IN smother place with the re-
mark That "our own workmen and s1tist.
have contributed macy commendabl,
things For tina baby We have nor,
than We ever had before. We hav,
been putting extra though, on all TIA
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silence that Is Growing Oppressive.

A|'..s' A
Harrison was insuguraied On the 4'h
inst. and failures in the iroa manufacturing
trade have since averaged one q day. II
the Mills Bill had become law, OF Cleve-
land had been reelected, either would
have been accepted by the Republicans rs
"a sufficient explanation Of these business
disasters, and they would have made the
welSin ring with bowls sbout Democratic
hostility TO the business interests and the
industries OF the country. As II is, they
have uCthirc 10 say
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BAD COMPILATIONS.
The secret of their Cause Fully Tx
pIained-Why Ladies' are SaII0W and
Men PaIIid-SOme valuable Facts on
tho Subfect

In passing along the leading streets in almost
any city ia America to-day, one viii meet with
but few ladies who have clear complications
Many persons have tried to account for this sac
fact because Of the severe climate OF America,
but such reasoning is wrong. bad complex
ion IS caused by impure blood, and no lady can
be really beautiful and no nan rudy, who has
diseased or impure bloed.
The best known way Of keeping the blood
pure is by keeping IL circulating. In TINS way
10 passes rapidly through the lungs huueY 9-.L
live- auI is constantly purified. But suppoSlns
the system is clOggel up as is frequently the
case then OF course the blood becomes impure
Then far TOO often men and women lake sOIle
powerful purgatiye, pill or other substance lnaI
clears the body quickly, Weakens the slreLls W.
and leaves the system i'm worse CONDITION lhah
be fore The only sensible way is 10 tahe sen-
tie pure and natural purgduVe moderately Du'
regularly aud the hig lest Known meutOi4 ~.
fhOritieg of the day agree that the genuine IN
rorfe9 Carlsbad sprudel salt is infinitely supe-
nor to any Other natural preparation khON,n ~ ~
the world 10 is gentle, We So LnuIelIus, -. Nv
pure. vet powerful. Containing only nAl t.l5
r~ororfiag being evapOraled nom the celet Iateu
tsri.bad Snrudel Spring, 10 cannot lnJure the
hOfv fn the least and yet 10 has never ialleu "
renew life purify the blood anu llue q a. Sis
complexion. Hundreds or doctors naNe steS"
tbeir unouar SIZED endorsements, tnOus-hus OF
,,ecrle "a each wear 10 the Carlsbad Spflngs, Dul
tbey can obtain no greater benefit than oy tsk,
inc me Carlsbad sprudel salt in its powdered
form, such as can be procured az any cT9g sl9 h
I'm ME land When 10 is considered thal the
Cerished Sait costs. practically little more than
me cheap. questionable and often injurious salts
nnrpatives and Bitter Waters that are IN toe
market one bottle being sufficient for nearly
month all persons who Keep pace win tle nc
Zines and desire only what is best, Will see that
il sto their interest 10 use only the Carlsbad
zach bottle is i'm a light blue paper cartoon ana
has the signature Eisner * Mendelsou Co. sole
agents. on every bottle One bottle mailed upon
recent of one dollar. Dr. TobOlats lecture and
nsmbblets mailed free upon application. Eisner
!. .randaLsnn Co 6 Rarclav ST.. n. Y. L8L
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BEFORE the Cincinnati Republicans
held their convention, Boss GEO b. Cox
announced that e one Mr.. EsHELBy were
nominated for city CONTROLLER, he and his
friends would oppose him The Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette replied e. Sir. Cox as
follows.
The domination of EshelbY we believe
to De distinctly foreshadowed, and his
nomination viii De- equivalent TO an
election by q large majority. The oppo-
siuon of Cox and his crowd after the
election may be safely regarded witn con-
Tempt The more they oppose, the great
er che majority against them. The over
throw and extinction of the Cox straogu-
lation societr VIII be- assured as soon as
their inability to carry convention Is
demonstrated That is the demonstration
that should be made to-day.
Mr. EsHuBY was not nominated. Mr.
Cox was triumphant, and the Tmc-Star,
another aut-CoX organ, has bolted.
The country has It's eyes on good
Deacon SMITH and Field Marshal HAL
STEAD
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PAPA FULLER has eaough daughters to
spare one TO Mr.. AUBERY, and the young
fellow showed pluck and nerve worthy of
his bride. The country will Join in wish
ing them much happiness.
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Noftrs.
NOTICE.

Members OF the Eagle Building Association are
hereby notified chat a meeting will be held In
Association room, 1915 Market street, on Satur-
day evening, March 80. lSS9, fer the election OF
Directors for the ensuing year and for the trans
action of any other business thSt may come be-
fore them Nominations must be made az pre-
viOuS meeting at same place on March % NJ
O'Clock p. II.
JAMES +. HANES President.
WI. GOERING. Secretary. mal7-2l
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Iri7an interesting fact that the great
majority Of the permits to sell liquor
granted by the Pttsburg License Court
were To- foreign born residents. Here IA
nuothe great industry in which American
labor irrot sufficiently protected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-21

ISM polite TO inquire II Brer HARRISON
Is one of the uniortuustes whom JOHN
JEEgs JINGAIIs deuominated political
eunuchs2
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HARMoNY seems 60 have got lost In
The shufls among the Buckeye Repu0h-
cans Perhaps JOHN SHERMAN has 1t up
his sleeve
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FBgD GRANT goes az Minister TO Aus
tria What a chance thee would be 70
the diplomatic service for the late lamented
Mr. CROWLEY. if he were only alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-21

Prince RUSSELL HARRIs0N's Senate
rial ambition ought 10 be encouraged.
The sfste statesmen Of the East viii be
immensely bsaedttsd by contact with his
wild young Montana intellect
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THE vide awake voters of Kansas City
are ttioking ot running SIR. JOHN SCorr
HARRISON, brother OF the President, for
Mayor. Mr. HARRISON is d good Demo
Graf, and his friends think something
ought TO be done TO redeem the family
name.
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E,.asNOTICE.

The stockholders OF Greenwood are hereby
notified that an election OF Directors to serve for
the ensuing year viii be held at the Office of e.
L. Cranmer. No. 60 Twelfth street. on Thursday,
March Is, between the hours OF Il and y o'clock
am. W. q. WILKINSON,
..,-fc u % cro~oto-v
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Poor Ohio, There Is blood in the
Buckeye just now.
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ALL things come to him who waits.
Ohio has az last got an Office.
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THE FLANNAGANs seem TO be getting
what they are there for.
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Mr. BLAINE wanted WHTELAw REID
TO go to England. AIr REID wont 20 to
England
Mr. BLAINE wanted Mr. EUGENE
SCHUYLER fer First Assistant Secretary Of
State Mr. SCHUYLER won't be First
Assistant Secretary Of State or anything
cleo
It looks ike soE.s envious people were
Inclined 20 object to Mr.. BLAINE's run
ming lhe whole earlh.
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T A-.tN.aN AaNHA N".A
A NEW LIFE IN WRIST VIRGINIA.
West Virginia Is coming cut of her
rags and putting on neat, new Sunday
clothes as fast as the thing can be
done An interview witba prominent bus
mess man Of the Kanawha Valley, in an
other column, shows that an era Of unpre-
ce5ented prosperity Is before hat section Of
the Stat. New railroads, new coal and
coke works, new saw mills, new energy
and enterprise generally, promise rich re-
turns to the public-spirited citizens who
take part i'm the work.
There is probably no section Of the State
that has been more bOuntfullY blessed by
nature than the Ksnawhs Valley. It has
immense coal beds, iron deposits aud fine
timber regions that remain uudevelOped
and almost untouched by msn. A change
ID promised. The C 81 o. railroad
has inaugurated it, in it's liberal policy
towards an local industry The building
of short branch lines is encouraged, and IL
is probable that az 20 distant date the ma
iority of the tributaries Of Che Ranawha
river viii be followed to their sources by
the feeders Of this great railroad system.
The Norfolk and Western, the Ohio
River and the Charleston aud Ohio River
roads have completed surveys for extern
sions that will prove equally beneficial.
Rights of wag hsve bsen secured and work
begun at various points. The purchase
OF large tracts OF land is an assurance that
these enterprises viz bs pushed through;
and when it is done the parallel valleys Of
the Guyando,te, Tvelvo Pole and Big
Sandy viii feel the tread of the Iron Horse,
and their hidden wealth win roll forth
into gov at his coming These wild and
almost inaccessible portions Of the Stste
may be made IFS richest With iron ore
and coal beds only a few miles apart, and
with convenient means of communication
Co unite them and bear their product to
market, there Is reason 70 believe tnat
Logan. Boone, Wyoming and Mcdowell
counties win take wonderful strides in the
mex few years.
The new growth Of the State is by no
means confined to the Kanawha valley or
the Southern counties. It can be safely
said that there is more bu insss enterprise
ia West Virginia to day thsn ever before.
There are mere projects on foot to multi
ply industry and employ capital. New
railroads ere contemplated Some of them
are assured, and along their lines there
viii be mines opened up, mills built, and
aourishing communities collected as If by
magic. There is fresh lfsin West Virginia,
aud the capitalist who wishes to invest his
money, or the immigrant who desirea 70
bring his family and raise home, can
not seek g airer land or one that is fuller
with rich promise.
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@STOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND
KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY,
ill., ~ " " Mnrnh Il ls.l

KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY,
WHEELING ". Va, March is, lSs9
The annual meeting o. the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company viii DE
held al their office in Wheeling. W. Va, on
Thursday, March 2Sth. lSS9, at 1880 O clock p m,
FOR the purpose Of electing Bosrd Of Directors
for The ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business as may De properly brought be
fore The meeting. -
j. N. BELLENILLE,
mrl42l IS Secretary.
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THERE are rot a few statesmen who
could be iodaced to- serve tier country for
5000 a year If the present contingent in
the national Congress feel that they can't
DO 30 any longer When Uncle Sam runs
ont CT Congressman at the present price,
let him seud to West Virginia. Tire
Mountain State can furnish them cut TO
order.
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.R%NOTICE.
To Our Friends
We have this day purchased the stock Of Glass
ware, Queensware, &c, aud other assets OF the
late firm OF James +. Barnes d Co., together with
all notes book accounts, &c We solicit share
of your patronage and hope by fair dealing and
low prices, 10 enjoy the confidence and patron
age so literally SHOWN our predecessors FOR over
twenty years. Yours respectfully
BARNES IL MCGREGOR.
Wheeling. W. Va January l. 1859 mr2lr
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A Republican who knows whereof he
speaks il authority for the statement that
Thomas w. Fleming, Of Fsjrmont, will
not receive the appointment Of Collector Of
Iotsrrsj Revenue. He says Marion county
failed TO send two delegates 10 Charleston
as he promised she should DO. This was a
high crime snd misiemssnor against GOff,
and Fleming must suffer thu penalty.
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For Coughs and throst troubles use Browns
bronchial Troches They stop an attack
o. ray asthma cough very promptly. &C Fa'ct
N.Cnrve ono.
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T NANCE OF FIRM.

Having disposed Of my new drug store to the
firm Of Beam & Grier, ! take pleasure in intro
ducing them to the trade. Thanking the pubic
for patronage in the past solicit continuance
of the same for the new firm. They have Sc
cured as their manager Mr.. II. (. Stewart grad
uate OF the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy,
who will be pleased to see mis- friends and The
public in general W. +. WILLIAMS.
mr2lQ
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goes to make our little tots comfort bic "
And here bIr. WANANARER's muse snags
itself snd refuses to 10 any farther He
does not tell Che public that Tie little night
slip which be sdyertises for 50 cents is
taxed, if is wool, from soto 90 per cent,
and lift Is cotton, from 40 10 so FER cent;
that the short dresses which range from
laoe muslin at IS cents to the NailscOk At
S7.75 comes TO the dear little tot in the
crs6le, bearing a government tax Of
twenty cents in one case and $500 iu the
other. The young chsru6 don't know
these thiug-, OF it might rise in its wrath
and refuse to don the taxed garments, but
Mr. WANAMAKER does, and he atudiousiy
re-rains from mentioning the fact.
We DON'T ike to believe that The pious
MI. WANANAKER il a deceives, but he
must fnd his benevolent efforts to furnish
the people cheap dress goods and clothing
greatly hampered by a Government duty
that makes his customers pay nearly $l.75
for every dollars worth Of goods. Mr..
wANAMAKER's kindly heart must bleed
when be thinks Of the poor shop girls
whom he could sell a good cloth dress for
81 90. if the Government dldn't tax il
$40. Yet 8Ir. WANANIARER SITS high in
the councils Of his part5, and advocates az
Increase instead Of dimunition Of this
tax.
He supports measures that would raise
the price of every necessary article be
sells TO the men aud women who flock to
bis store, snd yet he processes to get
them goods as c5esply IS possible He
advocates q high tariff 10 encourage home
manufacture, and ransacks the world for
goods. which he insist3 his customers shall
buy.
In plain words, Mr. WAEAMAKER' lit
erature and Mr.. WANAMAKER's political
record don't seem TO gee.
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AUCTION SALE
FOR SALE.
BELLAIRE CITY FLOUR MILL

On account OF falling health and q desire o
retire from business, offer at a very Joss I.e
and on easy terms. one OF the best equipped aof
mills in this country The mill has been %.
nodded during The last year into full WISE
ton or better than any now in operation. Dos
new Buckeye engine tubular boiler Capacity
one hundred and fifty barrels per day. ls nov
running and has good paying trade For ia
Darticulars address 4. AUlT.
mrt5nOdh hcllWrD. ONO
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OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, March %.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at2PN
GEO. A. BAKERS
Bennett MOultOD
Comic Opera Company
4S : PEOPLE Is
OUR OWN ORCHESTRA
2 ppIML nnNMhe. 2 GnMEnILNc
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

y. z. UENI HEf.......,..,.I4 tastt aIII lIHHdHITI
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee, Commencing
Thursday Evening, March 2lst.