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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
IIetornl N ule Mhlle lIou.e.

The New York Erening Post thinks it
notes the progress of public sentiment
on tho limo OF Civil Service reform
wherefore 1t is confident that more will
be required Of President Harrison than
has been demanded of President Cleve-
land.
Doesn't the Post mean that the pro.
fessional reiormers will hold President
Harrison to a strictcr account than they
have President Cleyeland2 They have
not been able to see many spotson PreSi.
dent Cleveland. They endorsed him
when he was nominee, and they didn't
wantto hurt their own feelings by adj
hitting they had made a mistake.
AS retormer OF any kind Mr.. Glove.
land has been u humbug.
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Making themselves Felt.

The Democratic majority Of one in the
Legislature has been us good for the Dem.
cratic side as majority Of one hundred.
Ithas ridden down the Constitution as eff
fectually as though there were no oppo-
sition at all. Now the minority comes to
thefront for the first time and makesltsell
felt by clapplng u veto on the Democratic
programme to extend the session.
The Republicans arc right. II more
money is to be spent on this Legislature,
whether in an extended session or an
extra session, let the Democrats have
all the glory and all the responsibility.
They have used up the regular session
in their own wavelet them shoulder the
blame for all that may follow.
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The Buckeye glass works at Martins
Ferry Is doing well with one furnace on.
Two new decorating kilns are being built.
Charles Ulfrig, Of Brilliant, will take
charge OF the mould shop to-day, vice
Louis Swartz resigned. John Reed, one
OF the mould makers, will 60 to the
Crystal on Monday. Louis Smith, the
new decorator boss, is turning out new
and artistic designs, and will probably
increase the force later. Mr.. j. g.
Massey, the head salesman, who has been
at the Mcclure House for several weeks,
has sold an immense lot Of goods.
The heating department at the Laughs
lin mill, Martins Ferry, was of all week,
and the factories will be of next week.
Mr., Stephen Hopkins, Of the Novelty
mould works, Martins Ferry, has invent
ed glass mould for pitchers and mugs.
The blast furnace at Martins Ferry Is
on again and doing well.
Spence Baggs & Co.'s foundry at Mar.
tins Ferry has been of nearly all week
on account Of the death Of Robert Nc.
Cleary. -,
A roll on mill No. i at the Etna mill
was broken on Friday.
The Ode Sofa" lineof spring goods re-
Gently brought out by the Elson Glass
Company Is selling well. In this line
they are making plain, banded aud two
fine engravings, all Of which are a credit
to the company and will continue to sell
rapidly. The new twisted .periumery
iug, In different sizes, Is also selling we'll.
There Is still u good demand for the
"Queen" and the mo. 9" twisted ware,
In fact all the Elson's goods are having a
good sale. Ed. Clark, the bookkeeper,
recently resigned and has been succeed
cd by s. G. Robinson, son Of the presi.
dent. Frank Gill, OF Bellalre, brother
OF the secretary, takes Robinson's place
as bill clerk. William Garrett Is In the
West in the interest Of the works. Ed.
Bertug has charge Of the packing room
during his absence. The gas was of last
during which time the pots
we're chilled and i've have broken since.
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets TO Fort Payne, AT
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one iare for round trip, on November
20, December A and IS, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex.
amino the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and O
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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The bottle manufacturers In the Ohio
Valley have been notified by the railroad
companies that on and after February Is
the classification In all kinds OF bottles
will DO In less than Cur loads, second
class, and In car loads fourth class,
minimum weight on loads for short OF
thirty.ioot cars, 10000, and long cars
24,00O. This means q rise oil nine cents
on the rate 10 New York aud twelve
centsto Boston, and Is not inclined 10
make tho average bottle manufacturer
feel good. Over 2O,000 cars OF bottles aie
shipped from tile Ohio Valley annually
and the manufacturers think this an ont.
rage. Every bottle works receives It's
raw material from tho East and Is the
Enst ID the best market the goods are
shipped back. This move will drive
much trade to tho East, where the rail.
roads that arc about to lover tue classic.
cation and raise the freight rate willn
pot 4 cents worth Of trade. Bottles are
ShOnn and on this account tho railroad
companies run less risk than with fine
tableware, dry goods, 0tC. The change
will amount 10 5000 per Annum 70 q
bottle works the size oil the one In Bell.
alre and much moro 10 larger ones.
When we take into consideration that
tho profits aro very close this i dis
couraglDg 10 the manufacturers ot bot.
lies and some Of them will doubtless DO
compelled 10 shut up shop, The change
will also effect low priced tableware 10
somu extent but not high priced goods,
= Pottery aud GlaStlpdrt Reporter
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When you don't feel well and hardly know
what ailS you. glvo D, Il. b. botanic Blood balm
trial. ltisa tuC tonic,
T, o. Callahan, Charlotte, n. c., writes; "B
D, B.isa fnO tonic, and has donO nc great good,
l.. W. Thompson, Damascus, Ga. writes; ~ DO
Hove u. Il, u. Is tho best blood purifier made. i
has greatly improved my general health"
An old gentleman writes: "B. d. Il. gives mt
new life aud new strength. iithOre is nnythlnl
that will make an old man young, ills d, u, b.
r. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va, August 10, 1883
writes: ~ depend on d. u. u. for the preSGryA
tlon Of my health. l have had 1t in my family
now nearly two years, aud in all that timC have
not had to have d DOCTOR"
ThOs. Paulk, Alapaha, Ca, writes: ~ suffered
terribly from dyspepsia. Tho use OF j. d. u. hAI
made me IeOl Ike a new man. would not take
thousand dollars for the good II has done me, =
W. N. Cheshire, Atlanta, Co., writes: had q
long spell Of typhoid fever, which ut last seemed
10 settle III my right leg, which Swolled up enOr.
inOuSly. An ulcer also appeared which dis.
charged a cup full Of matter day. then gave
u. u. u. o trial and II cured me.n 3
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Is DEPARTING GLORY,

a Democratic View Of The Disappointing
ClevelRnd Administration.
RSI Yorh S'R IND, DHn.l.
Mr.. olevsland's Administration has
arrived at the very eve Of its demise,
aud the general sentiment Of the Democ-
racy is one Of relief and thankfulness.
The Democracy are tired Of a rule
which has brought them only disap-
polntmept and defeat. They are tired Of
q rule which has broken all promises by
which they were once deluded.
What, indeed, has been the chief busi-
ness and the prevailing characteristic Of
MIR, CleYeland's term Of Officer II has
been To justify the Republican Admins
trations which preceded him. II has
been 10 show that the great Democratic
revolt Of 1871 and 1879 was all a mistake
and q delusion,
For years the people Of this country
had believed, and they had reason to be,
lieVe, that when the Democracy came
into power, when they got access to the
books and accounts OF the Government
there would be revelation OF malieas
ance, of corruption and OF plumber which
would cover with shame q majority o.
the Republican officials Of the previous
twenty years, and would produce such .
condition Of the public judgment thai
the Republican party wouldneVer be re
stored.
But there has been no such revelation
With the exception OF the Navy Depart
nent alone, the whole effort and elFecI
Of Mr., Cleveland and his assistants has
been to give clean bill Of health Il
their Republican predecessors. Nothing
has been discovered. Nothing has beer
revealed. According to Mr.. CLEVELAND
and his assistants, with the one excep
ton we have mentioned, all the Repub
lican Administrations have been honest
ly and wisely conducted, There hal
been no perYerslon Of the public funds
There has been no abuse Of public au
| thOritV.
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s,ns.or kenna,. human sIdO.

Every aspiring statesman who has ii
any way contributed to the defeat o
Senator Kenna, or without contributing
hoped to profit thereby, begins to thinl
the young Senator mean man because
ho will not pull out and leave the field
free.
Mr.. Kenna was forced to gettwo.thirdI
oithe Democrats In the Legislature bO
fore no was allowed to DO regarded Us the
party nominee. This was an unusual
demand, but he was strong enough tC
come up to It's requirements-much to
tho disappointment Of those who issued
the odlct.
In view Of tho peculiar circumstance
he has held his support with compare
lively little wavering. There have been
breaks, but the wonder Is that thorohayC
not been more Of them, for a Consldora.
bio part oithe support 10 lnSinCcro, con-
niyinS at his overthrow.
Now tho artists who have been doing
tho wirc.pulling have become impatient
10 profit By II. Atthls point Mr.. Kenna
begins TO assert an influence that will
bother them all, for u hO cannotbC cleo.
ted hC can SEQ TO II that the men who
have worked against him shall not profit
BY his discontinue. This Is where no
asserts his human side, and hO has II
well dOyoloped.
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Are Me a sureI.llllou. peoplog

Mr.. Blaine is having reatted for bill
own occupancy the old Seward residence
in Washington. AT once 1t is said that
he Is a brave man to be willing to live in
that historic house.
This must mean that there arc men
who would not live in that house Of
tragic history II 1t were given to them.
II anything were to happen to Mr..
Blaine in that house there always would
be persons Of fair intelligence to blame
the happening on the associations Of the
house.
Like enough Mr.. Blaine has been
shrowd enough to profit by this super
stitution; for the Seward mansion has
not been in request as q place Of resi-.
dencc, and IL is a fair guess that Mr..
Blaine has in consequence bought It at a
low price.
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he is likely to GET II the story bs true,
from persons who have hithstto refused
TO condemn him, I'll given out on the
authority Of Washington real estate men
that the President purchased his Oak
view property for the small sum Of one
dollar-another way to say that 1t was
given him in the expectation Of cores
pOpding benefits to come,
II this be true story It will leave q
bad taste in the mouth Of the American
people, There would have been no se-
secret about It'll all engaged in the deal
had thought II such a transaction as the
people would approve, That which the
President Of the United States canRoI
accept openly he should otsccept atRll
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Mems Wool Pants.
l 90, $50, IT'S and
Sc, worth from 2 90 to
"a 90.
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Chairman Dem. Ter. Com
VERY QUEER SHORTHAND.
A. Milwaukee Man's Peculiar Ideas on the
Subject of Photography,

A. Milwaukee Nlan's Peculiar Ideas on the
Subject of Photography.
Catcago Nail,
A number Of years ago, before writing
shorthand became SO common, there
was in Milwaukee a young man who was
Just flnishinga course Of commercial
training and penmanship, This youth
was ambitious to enter a business house
and become self.sustalning. Accord
ingly he was on the alert for any open.
ing that fortune might cast in his path
way. will tell the rest Of his story in
his own language. He said;
~ was one evening leaving the school
when u student gave me an Eastern
newspaper. | took 1t home and In II
read IN advertisement for young man
to write shorthand. Ihad no more idea
Of what shorthand really meant than a
pig has OF n stock market. However, /
wanted a Job, and, Us | could write like
Sam Hill, applied for the place and
wrote two letters, one in the most Cramp.
ed.up handwriting that could make
and have it readable, and the other l
wrote in q very long, scrawly hand, so as
to make the contrast greater. never
got n reply from the advertiser, and
since came to Chicago and got to BIO a
court reporter ! often think how These
fellows, whoever they were, must have
laughed at my shorthand"
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Awost virginia woman'a Gall,

ColuRblgr o., EreHlRO Post
Some five or six weeks ago Assistant
Postmaster Krumm received q letter
from a distressed woman in West Vir-
ginia, asking or demanding that he SGT
on foot an Investigation OF the where.
Rbouts Of her missing husband, The
woman seemed TO labor under the i'm.
preston that the postotfice WIS detect
i've agency, and Us a matter Of course no
attention WAS paid to her. In fact, q
great many similar letters are daily re-
celved with requests about as reasons
able.
To-day Mr.. Krumm opened and read
the following letter from the same place,
which notifies Mr., Jones what he can
do, Mr., Jones can now take his choice,
or the consequencesin case he refuses to
comply:
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Are You a Music Teacher !?
The best tools make tho best work. The best
Instruction books make tue best scholars.
The best teachers Use DltsOn 4
CO.tR fnRtFnCGnFR

The following books sell largely, and all TIT
time; Richardson's New Method for the Plano
forte, (s3). N. E. Conservatory Method for ID,
plRn0iorie, 49, Mason & H0Rdley's System fol
Beginners, lou Plano s., aud Maton's System o.
Technical Exercises, $3.50, Bellak'A Analytical
Method for Plano, lf0r beglnnerSi, q, and Win
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EVERY Music TEACHER needs a full set Of Dit
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pays we'll "a a subscription TO DltgOn 4 CO.'E
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intellgently every new music book a. II Il
issued and every new piece Of musioi prints OK.
COllent lesson pieces and songs, dlScuklcS theO.
rles, and gives condensed "IlecOrd" OF the
worlds music.
School Music TEAClIERs arc invited to exam.
inc and uSe tho newest Of our successful School
Music Books, Song Manual lux. ], 30 cts. or
g per dOG. TX. 2, 10 cts, or q 20 per doz BH. 9,
20 cts, or 81 so per dOz,l by L. o. EmCron. Thor:
oughly good and interesting graded course. Also
Song Harmony, 100 ct5. Or ~ per dol, by l.. o.
Emerson, 10 be used III High Schools or for
Adult Singing Glasses,
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Thus far not q single Democrat In
Wheeling has been indicted under
United States laws for illegal voting
The whole grist is Republican, Is this
according to instructlons2 Is the en-
forcenent Of the law directed against
Republicans only?
This was the understanding when for
the first timein the historyof this city
Deputy MarshaIs were appointed, and
the deputies seem to have understood
the understanding.
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DIVISION AND ADHESION
Into tho Uaion IL Demanded by the People
Of DakutR TerrlloFy,

SfDakUtR Territory,
WAsHINGToS, Feb, l7,-Representa-
tive Cox, Of New York, who offered sue
cessiully the series ofinstructions to the
House conierees on the Territorial bill,
looking to the immediate admission to
the Union Of South Dakota, has received
the following letter;
FARGO, D4Ko Feb, II,
DEAR SIR:-I.et me again thank you
for your magnificent efforts on behalf OF
statehood for the DakOtas and the other
territories, To US, who live out here,
your remarks from one whose life has
mostly been spent In the forum Of intel
leClual aud commercial activity In the
East, read like an inspiration, 80 graph
ically have you pictured the situation,
Rightly or wrongly, the Impression has
been created here, and 10 some extent
elsewhere, that the Democratic party Is
responsible for denying the people Of
Dakota their undoubted right to come
into the Union as the two States, when
they possess all tho qualifications otpop'
ulation, wealth and territorial area,
From d party standpoint, this Injuries
here. Why Is the South solid on one
side? The Democratic party should not
adopt a policy to make q solid North.
west on the other side. Tho people Of
Dakota are practically unanimous in fa-
vor Of division and Statehood, Itisuse'
less to waste time in taking another vote
on division. Let us have Statehood at
once and our party have the credit oil
giving 1t to US.
Ali parties here applaud your efforts,
and let me say in conclusion thatshould
you visit the West-you will DO received
with a hearty welcome from the shores
OF the Mississippi TO Puget Sound,
Yours, respectfully,
MARTIN RYAN,
Chairman Dam. Ter. Com.
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Mr. Cleveland and his Country RsAldense'
1t las been no secret that President
Clsyolands country seat, oakylew, wal
being used by real estate speculaton to
boom large purchase In the Vicinity
Associated with the scheme was the OK,
tension Of Massachusetts, avenue at tho
public cost, For this extension PROSE
dent Cleveland has been severely crltl.
ulsed, for the District Commissioners are
his creatures aud tho extension was not
in the publlcintercst
Now comes a story which lays the
ffcaidont llablO 70 more criticism, which
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McGNSls and his mule must bein the
inaugural parade, Otherwise the Pres.
ident will find fault with the chiefcooks
for overlooking the necessary arrange.
ments.
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II the statesmen oithe House earnest
lydeslre to reform the tariff, they needn't
go further than the Senate end Of the
Capitol to find something that lookslike
real reform
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WoS'T somebody hand Governor VII,
son a pen or lend him a typewriter,
that he may make out those long.delayad
certificates OF election to Congress?
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10 tho taste, more acceptable 70 the
stomach, and moro truly beneficial 10 ils
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 rapidly super
seiIng all others. Try H. Que bottle
viii prove ils merits. For eale In % cts.
and ii bottles BY Logan \ Co., Anton i,
Hess, Il, u. Burt and o. MonkCinelleF.
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So MANY people will boin Washington
on March 4th that the departing Demo-
Gratis never will be missed, Some Of the
visitors arc going there to stay.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY 4 Co., Prop'rs, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business Transactions and tinanciallyable
to carry outany obligation made by their
firm. WEST < TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
u. II. VAN HGsEN,
Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
Gus surfaces OF the system. Price TO-
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Dtw
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0FRBRUARY II, 1850.
M, DsVM, p. N.

MI, NWlHl ?. NJ
"If you want to hold your office any
longer you willhalit to Complemise with
me for keeping my husband Consealed
from me will Just give you time to an.
swer this and let me no what you will
do. : "MARY A. CASSIDY,
"Tunnelton, WA, Preston county"
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You have heard your friends and
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from personal experience Just how good
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cause the wonderful thing about 1t Is,
that when once given a trial, DR.. Kings
Now Discovery ever after holds a place
In tho house. II you have never used II
and should DO afflicted with q cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure q bottle at once and give
itG fair trial. II ia guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan L Cos drug store. 0
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FRESH ADDITIONS
To Our Stock Of Stationery.

Linen and Bond Typewrltlug Paper, in letter
and cap size, Price low.
Letter Copying Books, in But and White Pa.
pefs Prices AS low a. any,
Due Ledgers and Roll Hooks for Lodges and
6oGleties, Simple, exact aud quick,
Fine Leather Memorandum Books, plain and
indexed. Some new styles.
Extra Debit ledgerS, IN Two sizes. Just what
retail dealer wants.
4 New Line Of Icdgen, Journals and Records,
< iaIi Inc q Commercial and Social station.
~ ~ always ~ ni s4F&STYoS, 4 DAVENPORT ss
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PRESIDENT HARRISON will ride in q
coach Of Indiana build, Believes in pa
tronizlne home industry.
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IL you are a girl and fiddle, you must
know itisthe correct thing to wear a
violin gown,
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OLIVER DITSoN a CO., Boston.
O. II. pITsoN 4 CO.,
100 broadway, New York. felsMfhAw
FOR RENT.
For SALE.

TSN OALEt
cog pS5 sfguIn' can g bought foF $500,
No, 2l02 Main street,
No, 2lia aud 22ib Market street.
No. 2l90 Market street.
No, 1874 Market street.
No, 1910 and 1919 Market BIreOl,
No, fl0k Market street.
No, lfll Market street,
No, ltQ Twelfth lpeOi.
No, y North Front street,
No, 1905 Jacob street.
ghetfy lllil Farm, Short CfeCk, 100 acres,
l0euht Grove Farm 0lenll'B Run, IA acres,
" Acre Farm near Marietta, Ohio.
" Acre Farm near MAlAm0rAa Ohio.
lQQ Acre Farm leAt LllllDlpn, W, Va,
VOO Aero Fatnli BVlten, W, Va,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, b. 3, Pension and Claim Az
iefney, Collector and Notary Public,
iels OEIiCIl No. l6lg MAAkEf afhHEt.