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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06

change in public sentiment With regard
to II, The people no longer show par
spirit toward the Capital, All
they want to know is that the money Is
honestly and intelligeutly expended.
Persons who have never been there and
who never expect to go there add their
endorsement because Of that National
pride which demands a National Capital
equal to any in the world,
More than this Washington is destined
to be. No other city in the world has
devoted olargea proportion Of It's area to
streets, avenues and public squares, The
proportion in Washington devoted to
this purpose is more than one-hali, and
these streets and public squares are
among the most attractive features Of the
city, we'll maintained and oruamented
with statues OF the great men who have
helped to give US national fame,
Every American should see the Capt.
itol Of his country at least once, see II
thoroughly and intelligently, and iidoes
this he will be certain to see 1t enjoyable
Any time isa good time, and when there
is no unusual rush the best time,
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The County Commissioners have taken
a new departure which promises wellin
the matter Of outdoor poor relief, One
Of the best features in the effort to sys'
tematize this feature OF the county
charity is that provision which requires
an application for relief TO be signed by
three responsible taxpayers and free
holders.
Even this provision will be more or
less productive Of good results, as more
or less attention shall be paid to the
character Of the free-holders, tits not
To be taken for granted that every free
holder will consult FIRST the public In
terest. There may be reasons why
free.holder would sign an unmeritorious
application for relief,
The Commissioners would addanother
excellent feature II they would obey the
law which requires the publication oil
the names Of persons relieved and the
amounts given to them, This law Is moi
now regarded by the Commissioners
No such publication Is made. Many
persons, knowing that their cases will
never reach the public, apply for aud
get relief, who, II they knew that the
law in this respect was TO be complied
with, would find a way to get along
without throwing themselves on the
county,
Whenever this matter is mentioned
somebody is led to suspect that the
newspapers arc eager for the advertise
ments. But the newspapers manage tc
get along without the advertisements
The county could not make better ex'
penditure OF the same amount Of money
than to use 1t to acquaint the public
with this much Of the details OF out
door poor relief, a bounty which is mo-
toriously abused.
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AssIpnee Sales,


A sSIGNEE's SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE.
ByyigtuO Of deed Of trust executed to the
Undersigned trustee by s, u, boyd, on the 81 day
Of December 1883, aud recorded In Deed Il
Trust Book No, "a, page 6l2 Of the records Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, said trustee viii, GU
SATURDAY, MARCH Q, lss9,
sell at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Yirglpia, tho following described
real estate, toWlti certain parcel q real estate
situated on whSS:iSg Island IN H. Seventh
West Virginia, bounded and described rs fol-
lows, toWlt; lIeglnnlpg al the northeast corner
Of South Front and FINK streets 10 said city,
and running thence IN an easlerly direction
With inc norm wv NJ sGG Epk 6In meet 70 Gw
In d nOTtheFly direction upon tho line Of said
low water mark 70 the north line OF lot No, In
the addition 70 said city called I, Fink's Rddi'
lion 70 zalC's island thencC rpnnluB Ia west
eFly direction with said north line Of said lot 10
the point where the same extended inieuects
the east Inns OF South Front street, and thence
running with the east lile Of hAll South Font
street 10 the place OF beginning, being the same
property convey ~ Y =; x bSya ~ p9ViI a.! Y
aud recorded In Deed Book No, o., page ~ Of
the records Of said Ohio county,
Said sale will commence ~ . O'Clock o. m. OF
said day. and Will 10 made on the following
purchase money cash Ia hand on tho day Of saIC;
onethird thereof, with interest, in SIX months
from the day Of sale, aud the residue thereof,
with interest, In oNe year from the day Of SAlC,
the purchaser giving his notes, with good 50.
CURLY for the deferred payments, payable 10 IAid
trustee, and tho said trustee retaining tho legal
title TO said property Us further security until
said purchase money Is fully paid, Possession
OF said property win be given on the first day Of
pay al or any part o. said deferred payments at
any time before maturity.
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our iIgautIfui Capitol.

Already Washington 10 the most beau.
tiiul city In Ameaica. Every year its
charms increase. Every year people
10 there 10 make their homes and enjoy
al their ease a comfortable income
EvCry year the beautiful Capital Is more
and more sought by slghtsees, and, ex'
cept In times Of an unusual rush, there
"a no place whero the intelligent visitor
can sec and enjoy mere for his money
In making and Identifying the city
tho National Government has already
expended about one hundred milllonsci
doilan-a great sum, but expended
through astfetchoiyea iofthomost
part every dollar Of ltput to good pur.
pose. 1tmust 10 remembered, too, that
tho National Government began with
nothing and has built great city from
tho ground Up,
Az tic attractions Of the Capital city
have increased there has been q great
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rllr prorrr,. Of ParnellIsm.

Until now to BIO a Parnellite was toin
cur the displeasure and the criticism o.
all the fine ladies and gentlemen in
England. A tradesman who was known
to sympathizo with Ireland and the
champion Of her cause was dosed with
the convenient boycott.
Now there are indications Of decided
change. 1twould not be surprising Il
Parnellism were to become fashionable
inducing fine ladies' to form themselves
into Shamrock Leagues to emphasize
their espousal Of the cause OF Ireland
and decent politics.
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The lighter the individual the easier
to float in the social swim.


In many instances 1t has beOn proven that D,
h. u. botanic Blood BALM, made by Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Gu, will cure blood poison
in It's worse phases, even when all other treat.
ment fails,
A. p. Brunson, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ had
a running ulcers on one leg aud on tho other,
and felt greatly prosttatCd. IbGllGve IaCtually
swallowed barrel Of medicine, In Vain efforts
10 cure tho disease With little hope Ilually
acted on the urgent advice Of friend, and got 1
bottle Of u, Il, Il. experienced change, and
my despOndenGy was somewhat diSpelled.
kept using II until ] had taken sixteen bottles,
aud all the ulcers, rheumatism and all other
horrors Of blood poison have disappeared, and
ut last am sound aud we'll again, after Rn eX.
pCFlenCO Of twenty years Of toIturc.n
RObt. Ward, Max6y, Gu, writes: "My disease
was pronounced tertiary form Of blood poison.
My face, head and shoulders were q inABs Of cor.
flptlon, and finally the disease began eating my
skull bones. Aly bones ached my Kidneys were
dGfanged, lost flesh aud strength, and life be.
came d burden, All aId must surely die, hut
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles Of u,
u. Il, was pronounced we'll. Hundreds Of SEATS
eau now DO seen on me. lhAyo now been well
over twelve months"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents.
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RRTAILABLR TALES.

ASiudge in Bennington, Vt, having
spoken OF buyinga safe, was interviewed
by two rival agents, each Of whom had
50 much TO say in favor OF his own par
tiCular safe that thejudge was at a loss 70
decide which 10 buy, Ina happy moment
he thought OF Burglar Price, whom he
had himself sentenced, and going to the
lail he obtained this expert safe break
eFs opinion and then gave the order,
HWhen Hon, Joe" Chamberlain was
visiting this country he was being shown
about the capitol at Washington by SEN
ator Sherman, and In the course Of their
sight seeing Joseph was taken to the
Senate engine room, where apowertul
and beautiful Harris, Corliss was driving
the Venlilating machinery. Attracted
by the beauty Of the gliding monster he
turned TO MCCloskey, who was Oiling a
Journal, and asked; "What Is tue horse
power Of that engineer Felix looked at
him a moment, partly with pity and
partly with contempt, and then replied;
HHofse powerl That malIgEer runs by
steam,"
Mr.. Rymal, late member OF Parlia-
ment for South Wentworth, Canada,
called one day upon worthy eleetor OF
Wentworth to ask for his vote. To the
candidates surprise the elector had al
ready promised to vote for his opponent.
"But, y said Mr.. Rymal, you don't agree
with Mr., Blanks principles, You can
not ConsClenliously support such q
policy as he advocates" VI am very
sorry now that l promised him my
vote, said the elsCtor. " would rather
vote for you, But I'll tell you what III
do, Mr.. Rymal, I'll pray for you."
"Don't do anything OF the kind" said
Mr.. Rymal, "vote for me aud pray Tor
the other fellow"
An old pastor in Connecticut was dam
aged by a report from a neighboring
community that he had brought politics
into his preaching. A friend visited the
place where the minister was reported
to have done SO, and asked brother IN
the church: "Did DR.. Ely preach poll
tics when here?" eyes" twas the re.
Spouse, she did," "What did he say?'
'Well, sir" said the Intercepted wit
ness, more obviously, VT he didn't
preach politics, he anyhow prayed poll:
ties" "But what did he say?" still
urged the friend. "Sayl" echoed the re-
spondent. "He said Though hand join
hand, the wicked shall not 20 down I'M
punished"
This story is told OF the emperor Of
Austria: A criminal had been senten'
Ced TO death. The death warrant was
placed before the emperor tosign. Con:
vincing proofs Of the mans guilt had
been produced, and yet shadow Of
doubt lowered In the emperor's mind.
He was Just about to sign the warrant
when he put his pen down, and sat for
some time immovable as a statue and
plunged in deep thought, AT last he
began to write his name, but hardly had
he completed the first letters when q
tear rolled down his face and fell on the
fresh ink. Turning to the minister In
attendance, he said, "See, my tears OBJ
literate my name. 1 con not sign this
deed" and he toreup the death warrant.
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How,a THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. 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 transact ions and financially able
to carry outany obligation made bytheir
firm. WEST 4 TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
L. H. 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 75c
per bottle, Sold by all Druggists. D&w
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" the interstate commerce act is to
DO Of benefit to the country it must be
obeyed by the railroad companies.
Since pecuniary considerations were not
sufficient to impress the officers Of those
companies, Congress did well. to put on
the screws in the form Of imprisonment.
1tisnot strange that the railroad officers
do not like the departure, but then no
law-bieaker likes to pay the penalty.
The way to escape the penalty is to obey
tho Inv.
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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 fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now Is your chance TO ex-
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Nell O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
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RIDDLEDERoER has not been the only
Senator who consulted John Barleycorn
oitener than was good for him, But he
has been the only man in the Senate OF
the United States to make q professional
drunkard of himself without decency
enough to hide his face from the public
gaze. The Senate is well rid Of him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06

Two timely books, and in sense COM
panion volumes, come from the same
press. "The Presidents Of the United
States" by John Frost, including Presi.
dent Cleveland, with particularly good
portraits, will be an addition to any II.
brary. The sketch OF each President is
brief but sufficient to give n fair idea Of
the man and his administration. From
Lady Washington to Mrs! Cleveland"
by Lydia L. Gordon Is good company
for the foregoing. The wives Of the
Presidents, how they looked, what they
did ana said, arc for many minds, and
to some extent for all minds, subjects Of
more fascinating interest than the say
ings and the doings Of the Presidents.
The author has given us q highly enter.
tanning and valuable book.-Lee & SIep.
ard, Boston. Stanton & Davenport, Wheel.
ina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06

: PRESIDENT HARRISON fayors new and
improved war ships. This is one way
to preserve our peaceful relations with
all the world. In our present condition
no secondhand power would be afraid
Of US on the seas.
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Postmaster GENERAL WANAMAKER
will make record that will put to shame
those Mugwump howlers who have
shameiully abused him because, as a
business man, he was bold enougll-to
take IN interest in public affairs. 1.-THE
President had listened to them the coun-
try would have lost the services of one
Of its most capable men.
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VICE PRESIDENT MORTON seems to have
jumped into favor in Washington as he
did in Paris, lie has a way Of making
everybody feel comfortable who comes
in contact with him. This is an art
which some lesser men might practice
with good results to themselves.
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= SECRETARY RusK has the opportunity
to make the Departmental Agriculture
equal in dignity to any, No other Cabi.
net officer can make himselimore felt
the country over.
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THE dignity OF Mr.. Parnell's bearing
and the wreck OF the once great London
Times are two Of the instructive specta-
cles Of the day. There Is no need to
rummago through the dust Of ancient
history Cor examples,
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Rx,GoyERNoR WILSON fingers long
over the sweets Of Office, He likes the
last sweet taste.
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IVthosun has not left US forever, it
would be pleasing to have an earnest Of
good faith, This sort Of thing has be-
come monotonous,
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OBSERVE Mr.. Blaine take hold Of the
State Department with the grip Of mas
ter hand, He has the intelligence, the
experience, the patriotism and the cour-
aUn
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RASpEATuERHABRlsoS presided over
a potato patch as compared with the
Union Of to-day, How great and lusty
we are growing
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" you have not carefully read the In
auguraladdFess take half an hour off and
go through 1t from beginning to end, 1t
is a credit to the country.
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Nor too much deliberatIon about it
Mr., President. Our patriots want in"
And we want them in.
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'"Aryas, semites and Jews, Jehoya and
the Christ" is supplementary to "Pro-
Glacial man and the Aryan race" and
by the same author, Lorenzo Burge,
Tho earlier work, a peculiar and very
interesting production, began with the
creation and followed man TO the dis
persing OF the Aryan race. Tho present
volume deals with tue record OF spirit.
ual advance from the household God OF
the Semitic Abramn and follows the de-
yelopment to "the circumstances, in
cidents and events attending the prepo.
ration for, and the PRONUNCIATION o., the
second revelation" The author hopes
to lead TO a more simple, more beautiful
and more loveable christianity. The
work shows research and thought.-Lec
& Shepard, Boston, Stanton & Davenport,
Wheeling.
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the STATE or WEST VIRGINIA:

The STATE or WEST VIRGINIA:
To The sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting;
We command you that you summon Mary
appear at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county ut Rules 10 DO held for tho said
Court, on the ftst Monday In March, 1889, 10
answer bill IN ChanCcrY exhibited against her
In tho said Court, BY Henry West, And
Mitchell, Clerk Of our said Court, at the Court
House Of said county, Ia the city Of Wheeling,
the and day Of March, 1850, and in tho Twenty.
sixth year OF tho State Of West Virginia,
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
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Boys and girls, for whom It isintended,
will find great pleasure in "Ihe Years
Best Days" by Rose Hartwick Thorpe,
author Of "Curiew Must Not Ring To-
Night" The little book contains stories
appropriate to the holidays Of the year,
and good stories they are, illustrated.
Lee & Shepard, Boston, Stanton q DaveD-
MORT. Wheelin1.
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LtNGAMAN-At Denver, Colorado, on Friday,
March J., 1850, at Q O'Clock y. M, Of con-
sumption, Louis LiN0ANAN, tn tho 22d year
Of his ago.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday al.
turnOOn at2 o'clock lntctment private,
BAlRD-At his residence In Washington. Pa,
at 6:2JA. M, on TUESDAY, March ., lsSp, john
BAIRD, IN the 7Sd scar Of bis age,
Funetal on ThutdAy At2p.n.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
nVH, a. "0'' ln chancery.

Mary Mary E "'.' In cnAns'u,
Take notice that tho dispositions Of Henry
West, William KeruS, james Chappy aud Others
ChApllnO street. 10 The city OF Wheeling,
Ia the State Of West Virginia, on iho sid
dayol April, A. p. 1850 between the hours Of Q
o'clock a; m. and O'Clock p. M, 10 be. read IN
evidence - the above named cause on behalf Of
taking OF tho aid dppOSIllOns shall not % COIN.
meneed, or being commenced, shall not DO com.
ploted on that day, the taking Of tho same will
9e adjourned from time 10 time until the same
shall DO completed. .....
ByJ, y. bison, his Solicitor
TO MARY wE'r, the Defendant
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'our CilorlaOdp Is collection, by
Elizabeth Howard Foxcroit, Of poems
and passages Of consolation, especially
for those 6efeaved by the loss OF chill.
dren. Mrs. Foxcroit devoted much Of
her life 10 good works among Chlldrenl
began the gathering after the death Of
her own child and passed away before
the book could be publlshed Nothing
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A dainty little thing in canary and
gold Is "Thc Julia Ward Howe Birthday
Book, " being selections from her works
edited by Mrs. HowO's daughter, Laura
4. Richards. An appropriate present
and d pleasing possession. illustrated.
Lee & Shepard, Boston. ,Sidnion& Ddp'
enpOFl, Wheeling.
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Whatever relates to that great soul
and marvellous missionary, Adoniram
Judson, has interest for the world, which
ranks Judson among It's men Of high
renown, The commemorative OF the
centennial oihis birth has brought forth,
from tho pen OF William O, Richards,
an epic poem entitled "The Apostle Of
Burma.h Judson's life was religious
epic, worthy Of heroic celebration.
The poet has not always maintained
his pitch, but he has produced d work
which all admirers OF Judson will DO
glad to have. There are good illustra-
tlohs and abundant explanatory notes.
Lee & Shepard, Boston, Stanton q Darn.
port, Wheeling.
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better Of the kind has ever appeared
Lee & Shepard, BOsiOR. SaRtoT& DdveE'
port Rheeling.
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OF all the stories that deal with the
late war, "Andersonyille Yiolets," by
Herbert W. Collingwood, is one OF the
best and tenderest. 1t is about the first
intimation that flowers did or could
grow anywhere near that dread spot,
The author Is a Northern man who set.
tied in the South after the war and tries
to give a truthful description Of society
in that region. He looks with a kindly
sympathy on the native whites and finds
much in them 10 admire, though he does
not shut his eyes to their faults. The
story Is well fashioned out Of excellent
materials and Is worth anybody's read:
ing. II will be q hard heart that will
not be melted by some OF Its passages.
Lee & Shepard, Boston, Stanton q Daren-
port, Wheeling.
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IEplsryd Al the PollQIicO at WReelipg, ", Va,
hS EecOpd'GlA4l matter
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WHEELING MAR0H Q, lss9.
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The Daily lntelllHencer Il Delivered by Car.
risrs IN WheelinS aud adjacent 1OwhA At 10
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we are growingl
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FREw, CAMPBELL & HART.
PEoPKIEIoRs,