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0oyernor " In Motion.

Tho lNrELtluENCER has not had The
honor Of seeing the Governor Of Nlissis.
slppi, but II is reasonable TO infer thai
his Is largo body, he moves so slowly,
The fight being over, Governor Lowry
shows a disposition 10 vlndiCate the
majesty Of tho outraged Law oil his State.
II would have been more 10 his credit
and a much better example II he had
prevented the violation Of the law.
Why tho Governor Of Mississippi did
not lnterposo his authority to prevent
the fight on Mississippi soil Is an IN.
fathomRblo mystery. There was no
secret about tho arrangements. Every.
body knew where and when tho aRht
was to take place. II tho fighters and
their crowd could get there In time 10 20
on with the performance according 10
programme, the Governor and his force
could have been there In time 10 upset
the programme,
The arrest Of Sullivan terminated
so soon, was not likely to DO
q serious thing for him, unless XII.
rain should have died while sulll.
van was In custody. Sullivan has
made himself 20 much q hero that Il
would DO hard TO find a Jury tia. Will
not think more Of him than Of tho law
heh@ outraged. Moreover II tie Gov.
erhor Of the State could allow tho asht
TO take place, M~iAsiShppians might
think II would be u%nChlyaitouS 10 nun.
lSh the victor In a fair fight Misslsippl.
ans arc great for Chiyalry.
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The plea for prize-Gghting is that IT
gives IN lmpetuc to the really manly art
OF boxing and generally stimulates a de-
sire for physical development This is
precisely what 1t does not do. The
priSe.hght dcgrades boxing and deters
many u NAH from indulging in one Of
the finest Of athletic exercises.
II there were no such thing rs probes
sionul pugilism much more attention
would DO given to 'the manly art OF self
defense not so much FORTS value indie.
fCnso or attack as for its value as a heath.
full diversion, Tho gentleman boxer Is
in no way related to the b~eetle.broyed
Rluvver.
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nhln.. indsblsdns,,.

Bdldire TdbtAe,
The State debt Of Ohio las been
doubled Ia four yOafs, aud the Kepibli.
can party In its platform congratulate
The people on IL lnaAcietipg. MOST
everybody would have plenty ot money
they refused 10 pay their debtS'--0adg
iithc editor ottho Cadiz SenRatl 10 80
stupidity Ignorant that he does not know
that The State debt has not beef. doubled
In four Year,, then he pstabliSheg ms
capacity rs a. Free Trade editoE he
VIII turn 10 page 10 OF the annual report
ior 1884 OF Auditor Of State, Emil kiese.
wettef he will Hnd that on November
10, 1884, the funded debt was S4,lO2t
$40 10. On page 10 Of the same report
he will find that the interest on that
debt was S230,4i8 90, Now then II he
will turn 10 page II Of the Auditor Of
States report for 1883, he will find that
the total funded debt was, on November
10 Of that year, but S5,04G66S and on
page o Of the same report he will ind
thSt Che interest on that debt Was sl05e
500 10, The debt was decreased Ii the
four years ei,O60,9if 10, or more than
one.t6uth Of the total debt and the in'
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"a OorKen,lor..

We beg to call your attention Ia
the lines Of the IGreat aud Only CHI
cago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railway,
They now own and operate over 5, zoo
miles OF road, extending through I'LL.
nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Iowa and Missouri. II
is the short fine and best route from
Chicago to Council Bluffs, Omaha, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City ana in.
termediate points. Their equipment is
unsurpassed. Vestibuled trains, chair
cars, Pullman's finest sleeping cars, and
the finest dining cara In the world.
Meals rs cents, II You contemplate n
trip West, Northwest or Southwest OF
Chicago, you will make no mistake by
purchasing your ticket over the Chicago,
Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul Railway. All
ticket agents have them. Write to or
call on William Kelly, j., Travelling Pas
sepger Agent room %, Clinton Block,
Columbus, Ohio, for rdEcs Of fare, Maps,
time tables, etc, furnished free.
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Public sac.
IOUBLIC sALE.

By Virtue Of tho authority vested In them By
certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, dated respectively on the
2addGy Of April, a. d, 1883, and on the 9th day
oil December, a. D. 1883, on the 18th day Of ~
eembot, \, y, lSSs, and on the I'd day Of DE-
oem1er, A. y 1SyS, in q suit IN chAnGcry therein
plaintiff and Caroline N. Wilson and oihtI
were defendants, tho undersigned special Tor,
mIssloners Will sell at public auction, NJ lLe
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio County
Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, JULY 2, A. D. 1850,
commencing Ut 10 o'clock a. IN, the following
desctihed real property, which IL described BY
reference 70 a plat Of parcels, streets aud ALLEYS
returned by the said special commissioners with
the report mentioned In tho said decree Of TIE
9Th day OF December, A. d. 1855, and by that de-
cree dlrccted.tp 10 Recorded In tho office Of The
Clerk Of tho County Court Of said Ohio county,
la which otlce, i q now Of record. that L. 70
al i, ala, lSI, iSA, II d, il 4, Is and lid D'
vision /, lots aud 5 In Division q, lots l, as
Z and > In Division u, lots II and u IN Division
and lots ID, 10, II, IS, 10 land 20 In Division n.
lot III square ~, lots 20A and 20 u In Division
y lots 3, 80, 70 and II In Division ], lot Y ID
Division 9 and lots IS aud IL IN Division 1,
The tAid decree Of December 0, a. u, lsss, cor.
tail1 the following provision; That the Mli
special commissioners Hln selling lots ID and
IN square ~ and lois IL, u, IL a, " H. ~ A,lybt
u A. q II, I3A, % u, aud % III Division u, shall
exclude q strip fifteen feet wide OF Of the south,
otn side or end Of each OF the said lots, dthAl
allow the said strip 10 remain and boa portion
tho street or road lyllg next south thereof ~
the same manner a. though Under the pfoi'
lions OF tho said decree OF April ", 1872, The
aid commissioners had shown such strip on
lhelr plat 10 DO q part Of the street.
TERMS or BAIE-Onethlrd Of the purchase
money or 10 much moro IA tho purchaser ipp
Fleet, In cash on the day Of sale, and the residue
10 two equal inStHllmenb payable III QUE And
Two yeait respectively from the day Of Ralr, With
Interest from that day, tho purchaser glvlng his
notes for tho deferred inBLillmeniS, with good
security, aud the little being retained unit such
notes arc paid, But II any purchaser pay Ia
hand ono half or moro Of the purchase mOhp
OF tho property bought by him, his notes with
put personal security Ahall W. taken iOT The, DO
erred inRtAllmettS, the title being retained u
ltoteSAid until payment IN full
DANIEL LAMB aud.
HENRY 81. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner,
J. q HERyET, Auctl0neOr,
1ceftiiy that bond has been given by the SAID
poCiAl commissioners o. required BY The decree
q nc above named .gll ,,,rr
, The above sale Is adjourned 10 TUESDAY,
T. 10 issg, NJ saFiS place, COMMENCEMENT
DANIEL LAMB,
HENRY n. RUSSELL
w Special Commissioner.
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now's Thlsi

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Qatarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. UREIgY a Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorablei in all bust
ness transactions, and financially ableto
carry out any Obligations made by their
%Fsr 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, q.
+. II, ySs HoesES,. Cashier, Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, o.
Halls Catartli Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and muCus surfaces OF the system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price Zoe per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. D&w
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VINO GAYS s9OO,OO TO THE ouURcH, to
EREcT AT WASHINGTON THE CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.
The INTRLLioEScER's dispatches OF
Thursday announced the engagements Of
Miss Caldwell to Prince Murat, a
descendautofNa poleon'sgreates cavalry
soldier, She and her sister together are
worth Eve million dollars. They are
the orphan daughters OF William Shake:
speare Caldwell, who was a member OF
an English family residlngat Fredericks'
burg, Virginia. Their mother was q sis
ter Of John @, Breckenridge, OF KEN
lucky. The foundation Of the Immense
wealth possessed by tho young women
was laid by their granltather, an English
actor Of reputation, and who introduced
gas in the cities OF Louisville, Cincinnati
and New Orleans. Their grandfather
was q Protestant, but their parents were
Gcnyerts 70 the Catholic church. Mary
Gwendoien eatie Of Ege in October, 1856
when aho received Lalt q tho money
coming TO her and her sister by the dealh
OF their father, about seven years before
She was educated in convent ut Man
hQttanyIllp, After graduation she
travelled aud studied In Europe. The
idea Of contributing a large lpRation To-
wards founding o Catholic university \
said to have originated In her own mind,
Miss Caldwell has dark brown hair and
eyes Of the same color. Her figure IL
| nlendAr.
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Can extracts from Lamb DO regarded
"a market %uuotationsY


W, p, Suit, Druggist Blppus, Ind,
tostiheS, " cap recommend Electric
Bitters aS'tho very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In Gvory case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism Of 10 yearS' standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bpllville Ohio,
afirms; 1.-THE bCst selling medicine !
have ever handled In my 20 years OK.
%porionCe, Is Electric Blltetsp Thousands
81 Others have added their testimony, 50
tJiat lha verdict Is unanimous that Flee
TIC BlttGFp do euro all diseases OF the
Liver Kidneys or blood. Only a half
dollar a bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store
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John L. has again announced his dc.
termination 10 retire from the ring, but
according 10 the laws governing such
cases, he must either meet all contestants
or relinquish the championship and with
IL the diamond belt. II 10 ruInored that
his strength and endurance will soon
again be tested, and this time by an atll.
lete, whose name for tho present is kept
a secret, but whose magnificent musCr-
lar development, powers Of endurance
and great strength Is simply wonderful.
Il Ia supposed that not oven the renown.
ed Sullivan will be'abl6 to stand up be.
fore him more than four rounds. II 10
said the secret Of this unknown mans
great strength and endurance Is largely
due 10 tho moderate, but daily use OF DR..
Henley's Celery Bebf and Iron, the
greatest Of all nerve aud tonics.
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Know NoIn.ns Ahonl rrI.a llghl..

Chtc11O Itmks,
Vice President McSIullin (ot the Chi.
cago 4 Alton ~railroad)-I didn't know
there had bad been aprlze fight. Haven't
paid any attention to the matter at all,
We railroad men have enough fighting
Of our own to do without meddling with
other peoples quarrcls, and at present,
you know, the Chicago & Alton wears
the championship belt having knocked
out the st. Paul at Kansas City and
drawn the first blood in a set.to with the
Rock Island. No, ! don't known any
thing about Sulrain and KilliVan or
whatever you call-eh? Sullivan and
KilrainY Well, It's all the same, never
heard OF 'em before. Were they ever in
the railroad business2 Must have been,
TO know SO much about fighting. How
did It come out2 Sullivan won? Good!
then I'm all right-that is-er-ahem
Won at the end Of the Beyenty.llth
round, eh2 Why, the evening papers
said seyenty.secohd-t tHean-I don't
know anything about this. meyer pay
any attention TO such things. Prize
aghts-boshF They ought to Lave killed
elCh other.
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An Excellent Appointment.

Prol. T. O. Mendenhall, Just appointed
Superintendent Of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey, is one of the
accomplished scientists Of the time.
He organized the meteorological System
Of Japay, has held various positions Of
importance in the line Of his profession
and Is at present President of the Rose
Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, an
institution of high grade, The Govern
mont is fortunate to be able 10 command
Tie services Of so talented a man.
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SUPERINTENDENT of the Census Porter
has triumphed over the Civil Service
Commissioners, who saw that his office
was fair and desired to occupy it with
their competitive examinationsa and other
machinery Of torture. Mr.. Porter de-
sires persons competent to do technical
work, and he doesn't care whether they
can read XenophOn in the original Or
have TO take to a pirated translation.
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James A. Henry,
Y, {, CLAN ATTORNEY,
No Fee Unless Successful.

l procure Pensions, Increase ni Pension, Re,
StOfAtIOn to Pension, New discharges, Commu'
tatIon Of BRtllns, BluntIes, 20.
I'hp fee Tor ibe prosecution OF 4 claim for Ron
sion Is fixed by law, and limited TO S5 IN eGGn
case, and on d clRim for Increase $40, payable
only upon the successful termination Of the
claim, and by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw. Many SOldieTs now
drawing 4 pension are entitled to increase, ii
you have applied before, aud your case has been
FaiGcIcd, d0. not be discouraged, N ! irCQuGntlr
get claims though tl6y nave been IejeCtcd sew.
0TRl times, Many persons are entitled to \ pen
sion Whp have ngysEAPnligd betanse thOlF hlEa-
bIlity was EllEhtlWh h lh6lacl IL, Gny disaGiI.
lty Incurred While ~, thssSSYtse'ot tho linitRd
States entities GSoldleF 10 a pension. Or auy
disease which exiAts, tbs result OF camp OF
prison lie, II Incurred 10 line Of military duty,
sOldieTS rpsidIng In tho titY Of Wheeling aid
surrounding country will lnd II 10 their I'D,
vantage to have an attorney that they caN con,
suit, and one who Will wIIte tho application III
full and SEQ that the proofs DO presented III q cor,
rect thRpe. have known many claims TO bt
sacrificed byRn improper presentation OF the
proofs. As Notary Public | take depoSltlonS IN
claims In which / am not the attorney Of record
Vouchers, Sc, certified.
Many bargains to DO had In Real Estate oil
avery lnEnfinltnu.
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NOHtrl Society
Once, while examining a class Of little
boys, the late Canon Evans asked;i"What
was tho character Of George lV.Y" No
response. He tried TO simplify the
question-still no reply. At length he
dame to one small boy nearly at the bot
tom OF the class, who was all eaBerness,
though he WIS afraid lest the answer
he knew SO well might be taken from
him. "Well, my little man, what have
yeu to say Of George w.? "oh, please,
sir, l know. Please, sir, he! was given 70
Immortality and vice Fright to a T."
anid tho examiner, go up.V
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Mn.hInelon,, Anlllnr plnce.

Aarpers Young Poopk,
Teacher Ito historical lass)-Where
did George Washington live alter lie re-
tired from public liie2
No one seemed TO know.
Teacher-Was 1t at Washington or
Mount Vernon?
sun no reply.
Teacher GONE, children some Of you
must know.
Smallest gcholar-I know, teacher, no
lived in the hearts Of his countrymen.
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The best 1alye In The world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheum lever
sofee, letter, chapped handD, ChilPlains,
cofn1, and oil skin efuptlOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required,
fkie Guaranteed 10 give perfect gAtislae.
lion, Or money refunded, Price 2Oeettg
per box. For sale W Logan Drug Co.
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TIE Pittsburgh Times regards the con-
test between organized labor and Car
negle's Homestead works as q fair fight
us it stands. 1t certainly bids fair to be
one Of the most interesting conflicts Of
the time between organized labor and
cnnitnl.
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OWING to circumstances over which
John l.. Sullivan came near having
no control, the contemplated recep-
ton by his Boston admirers was about
to be postponed until further no
tice. Governor Lowry has developed a
sudden yearning to receive his corpus.
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MIR. BLAINE is being roundly abused
for ordering the American Department
OF tho Paris Exposition closed on Sun.
day. II the Exposition werO in this
country, and under Government aus
pieces, it would no. DO open IN Sundays.
Therefore Mr.. Blaine did right.
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TIE Cincinnati saloon.keepers are de-
termined to dose that city well with the
Sunday law. II they cannot soil strong
dring, nobody shall sell anything. The
s%aloon.kcepers of Wheeling are not
driven to this extremity.
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ROSWELL G. HON, OF Michigan, who
is to be Consul at Valparaiso, achieved
reputation in the House DIS strong de-
batter who knew how to use with great
effect a keen edged wit. II he can find
somc one to translate his stories he will
become a great iavorite in Chill. 1t was
Horr who advised the people Of the
South to "raise more hogs and less hell"
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pseI,Ion AFTER reelection

EcFdhlol IrlM.
Little Girl-If should die and 60 to
heaven, would I hayo wings? Mamma
Yes, my pet and a crown and Q harp.
Little Girl-And Candy2 Mamma-H6.
Little Girl latter medltation)-Wcll, I'm
glad we've got a good doctor.
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Two colOred men Of Philadelphia have
brought suit under the Equal Rights
law against a saloon.keeper Of that city
who refused to sell them drink. They
ought to have given him n gold medal.
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TIE interesting discoveryis made that
Senator Don Cameron desires to remain
in tho Senate. Who made the earlier
discovery that he did not?
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Mn, TnoMAs o. LEI, proprietor Of tho
Les Hotel, Afkadelphla, Ark says that
bwitgB Specific has 10 strengthened bis
wife for htf labor % hostess that he
can recommend and emphasize the %.
Seftion that % q tonlU tor ladies and
nhildtenA 8. 8. 3. has no eluAl.
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Ir would have to rain Ice water in
these times to cool the atmosphere
much aud keep 1t cool,
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Ono Democrats hope to win bya light
vote. The thing that will strike them
will feel more like a trip hammer than a
llght vote.
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IL you don't boil river water before
drinking you ought to.
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TlE idea that garbage improves with
ove is a delusion and a snare.
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CoLD, cough, coffin is what philoso.
pliers term "a logical sequence" One Is
very liable to follow the other; but by
curing the gold with Q dose OF Ayers
Cherry PeGtural, the cough will be'btop,
ped and the collin not needed-just At
present. D&w
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II u man were his own enemy what
hard stories hecould tell on himself.
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.BeLaile City Flour Min
FOR SALE.

(s4) TMenty.iour lotsi In CaldwGiPsA ddL
lion 10 tile City of Wheeling.
Said Lots are bounded on the mort BY Twenty
ninth ttreet, on tho east by HillmOre street, On
the south BY the Handlan Homestead, and %
tho west by tho B, 4 o, u, X,
Their proximity TO tho above named milECad
tondSfs them excellent Sltes ior manufacturing
q no sold IN thirty days viii be sold at pub
uo auction.
FoT tVrTus and further information apply 70
VI, " HoGR 4 BRO,
Or WILLIAM N. HANDLAH,
avis 9. ". Cor. GhanllnO 4 Sixteenth 81
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FARM FOR SALE.

line between Tyler and WeIGi counties lnsr,iy
10 each1 four miles from New MaTIlnsylliS;
le4E.ly all down Ia gtagS, well WateEed, Suhstan,
la! improvements aud IN u good nelghbOrhOOd,
which ! wish TO sell The title Is perfect, and
wv % SOLD a. = bargain aud on reasonable terms
Gallon q address me at New NArinrllle,
la2l FRED. b. BOWERG. Trustee.
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Musical Goods.
nEoKER PIANO

For SALE.
We have A Pine Second hand Dccid DIV
Plano which We Ofef al a great baigaln m
lea NV. BANNER W
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Entered Al ,he postoalco a. Wheeling, ". yao
u s~srcOnd.claSs nAtter,l
, 1889-12-22

AT Orange you hear numberless sto-
ries of Edison. Everybody likes him.
One man, who had been for years in
his employ as an eXperimentalist, told
of a visit that a number of capitalists,
including Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
Sam Sloan and Cyrus Field, paid to
Edison at his laboratory one day to in
spect the workings of some induction
experiment i'll devising the scheme for
telegraphing to moving trains. Edi-
son came out of his workroom, where
he was busy, and shook hands with
Mr.. Field. AT that instant something
popped into his head apropos of the
experiment he was at work on. He
never gives an idea time to escape
him.
Without a word of excuse to the
four magnates he turned on his heel
and hurried into his den again. They
waited and waited, and by and by,
tired out with delay, wendell their way
down stairs. Shortly afterwards Edi-
son came out and asked, Where did
those paupers got"
Down stairs"
Ibid they walk2"
Yes"
That's right. l don't want EN- to
wear the oil off my elevator" Then
he stood around for an hour and
snapped stories with the men in the
shop. He is the greatest mar living
for stories, and it is a tradition among
his employees hat they can tell him
the same story every day for a week
and he'll never tire of it, nor in fact
show any sign of having heard it be-
fore. Electric Age.