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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

The Sunday Saloon ia at best q brazen
law.breaker. 1t has no right to exist
yet it does exist and does not care who
knows 1t. The cost OF being a Sunday
Saloon is not great. There is rarely any
interference with it. II indictments
come, one hundred WILDE no worse than
two. The rule is to confess on two, set
Ito up and go on as before.
All this being so true that nobody
will deny any part Of 1t, why does not
the Sunday Saloon throw of the thin
mask which hides nothing2 Why put
patrons to the trouble Of entering
through the side door or slipping in
through the alley gateF There is no
secresy about either OF those ways to get
there.
Not an officer Of the law from the
highest to the humbIest is ignorant Of
any part Of all that goes on. The crowds
arc seen TO 60 in and come out in vari-
GUS stages oil drunkenness, the clinking
Of the glasses and all the multidlncus
noises OF the baroom are heard on the
sidewalk,-why does not the Sunday
Saloon set good example to the officers
Of the law, cease playing hypoCrite and
declare itself to be what everybody
knowsitis
There can be no danger in this course,
for the Sunday Saloon is master Of the
situation. 1tismore numerous than the
churches. 1t is more powerful than the
whole force Of law.abiding citizens who
mildly oppose 1t, lacking the courage Of
their convictions. 1t should take down
It's shutters, open its doors and achieve
anew conquest over the law. The Sun
day Saloon should understand that there
is no limit to what 1t may do II it wantO
to. Occupying this exceptional position,
It should make the most Of It's opportun-
tiles while they last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

Forakerand Campbell each closed the
campaign OH Saturday night with big
meeting in Cincinnati. The State is
claimed by each party. Tho Republicans
give figures. The Democrats give tue
ASSURANCE that they are going To win.
The chances are largely in Foraket's
favor, aud IL docs not seem that his plu.
ralitywillfall below 1900, TheAgures Of
the Republican committee are. higher, but
commltlesare fat, from conservative. The
llshtcrthO vote the more The Democrats
expect to gain. This means that they do
not intend 10 have a very long list Of
stay.at.home Democrats. Their organl.
cation, made light Of by Republicans, Is
probably beLtor than Republican know
or arc willing 10 admit,
The real contest in Ohio 10 fortho Leg.
iSlaturo. This Is what the rich men Of
the Democratic party ato spending their
money for, each Of them encouraged
BY tho ease with which Payne
seured tho CAUCUS nomination for
tho Senate. Payne was nobody
In politics in Ohio. He had not
been regarded asa Senatorial probability.
Tho presentation Of his claims came late,
but il came In tho convincing form Of
legal tOnder, and II swAyed tho Demo.
cratic caucus. Payne hopes 10 repeat
the same tactics with tho same caucus.
He has tho best chance Of succeeding
with a Democratic Legislature.
A careful survey Of the Geld encour.
ages tho hope that tho Legislature will
10 Republican, hut this can come only
BY reason Of hard ashtingon the Repub.
llcAn aide until the closing Of The polls
and close watching until The delivery Of
the returns. The result depends on
about thirty districts, and Republicans
may DO sure that Democratic money will
moi 10 scarce in those districts.
Republicans who desire Republican
Governor and a Republican Legislature
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
Real Estate.
FOR SALE

Six Roomod Franc House. lot iOI3t0 ittl
No. 22i Twenty.nlnth street, for Sl,SJO,
A good 9 ROOmed Dwelling on South Rgtit
Also some very desirable Building Lots on VA
Residence with full LolRt No. ell9 Chlpllal
Building Lots corner TWCntyievenlh d
Main streets, good factory site.
A Country Home, miles west Of BfltriA
Ohio; has 8k acres Of ground, IOpnei W
house, a paying stone quarry. PFlce, AN
cheap.
Building Lots IN the Sixth ward, on GllSa
street, near Twenty.nlnth. ANOlloth iia'
near .Thirliethi MaySl0n, near TWChtIhlhA
Ohio County Farm, 100 4cres. $50
Small Farm near MOundAvllle for u ,bOQ dR
change for city property.
Residence % kdBingtOn Lane.
Double Brick House on North Huron IiSF
will pay well as atl Investment.
BUILDING Lots In tho Old Fair Grounds "
on North Huron and North Front streets
Residence on North Front street; ROOFS
house, lot 60x400; price 1000.
A first class rO0med House OF MAryhhdH
Six RoomCd Brick House, with vacant ball n
at 1875 McCollOCh street. ..-,,..
Building Lots on Fourteenth and FIlleenlhlA
Market Btreet Business Property
A five rOOmed House on South llfOadNAy, "
other Improved Property. LOAns Negotiated
FOR RENT-Country Place within Is mlntA
drive from centte Of city on motor llne'
@. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and BioEs..
Stocks BOUGHT and sold. " -
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lows Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF CatarTh that cat
not DO cured by taking Halls Catarrt
Cure.
ri, CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo.
We, the undersigned, have known F
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In al
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations madl
by their firm.
West 4 Traax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
Waldlng, kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
E. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma
tloual Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
D&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
FEMININE APTITUDE.
A Boone County Lady who Runs a Saw.
mill.

A Boone County Lady who Runs y Saw
Boon. County R.o,rd. mill
Mis- Eliza Jane Easter, a very estima-
BILE young lady of this county, and
daughter Of Michael Easter, Esq, q JUS
hce Of the Peace for Scott district, owns
a saw and grist mill on Camp creek,
which she operates in person, conduct
ing the business and running the ma
ChineTy in manner which would put
10 shame many dusty miller" OF the
steTner sex,
While sho did not engage in the busi-
ness Of saving logs and grinding corn as
amatteT Of choice, but rather was brought
into It by force OF circumstances, the
young woman has taken great interest
In her work and has shown remarkable
business capacity and physical endur-
ance,
Formerly engaged in teaching school,
Miss Easter had managed 70 save Q con-
siderable amount OF money, which she
was induced to loan for Investment in
the milling bushes, and eventu.
ally, in order To recover the amount she
had advanced, was compelled to assume
the propEietoIship Of the mill, Entering
upon the responsibility OF the MANAGE
ment, she soon found that without the
immediate supervision OF an interested
party but little work was accomplished,
Constant repairs were necessary about
the machinery and engine-the crown,
sheet was burned and there was too
much undergraduates among the
hands, She had employed an engineer,
a sawyer and "a miller, but to use her
own laguage as expressed to Record re-
porter, "When the boiler would have
steam enough 10 run the saw, It would be
found necessary to lace belt; and by
the time that job was done steam had
run down, and thus hours would be con-
sumed without saving q line.n
So Miss Easter determined TO entel
the mill herselfand take personal charge
which she did about two years ago, and
has ever since run the engine, saw and
huhrs with her own hands in an admira'
BILE and profitable manner. She has be-
come an expert mechanic, and the pro
ducts Of her mill enjoy reputation
equal To thatoi the best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

Crawford HEIGHTS Is tho name given 10 II
OF land containing about forty bcIet, lying I
the hill back oil the RtuR and STANDARD II,
Works, Lots vary IN size ION OnehAli d d
BeTe 70 four acres, and viii be sold ilngly III
blocks Some Of the property IL AlieadJ
vines, and all Of II IL well adapted to Tie m
lug Of iruits and berries The location, VA
near the mills, factories and railroads In then
Icy IA yet above and beyond lhelr smoke, ~
and other diEAgTeeable ieatuieF. Its hetlAi
affords a fnv view Of the river and the sunOtl
Ing country, and admirably combines The 4
VIftAgea oil town aud country. No more do
bic location for private residences can u iOu
The properly VIII BE- sold ut reasonable ma
and on easy terms,
For further particulars enquire Of R. I
Howell, BRIDGEPORT, o.; AbRm Lash Mann
bsIdStpsci t WIZ FsbSn, al ' once q si,l
Iron Co., or ". II. Tallman, ut Office Of ~
Iron and Steel Co ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

Ono Republicans, desiFous OF their
party's success because they believe in
It's principles, have been forwarding to
headquarters small contributions Of
money to deiray necessary expenses.
Senator Payne sends his contributions
to the Democratic committee in bulk,
$4,000 in one yalise, and it isn't to be
suppose that all the vallse business has
been revealed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

WHEN the wileoithe Emperor Of Ger
many visits tho harem Of the Sultan Of
Turkey aud meets his seven recognized
wives, she will find 1t a little awkward to
say, aLadieu, can't tell you how charm
lug / think your husband Is"
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ATABULArEp statement oIthe turf win
plngs ofWilIlam l., Scott in the past sea-
son foots up slOl .sl5, Mr., scott's stay-
ing miners must take a grim satisfaction
ont OF these figures. Mr., Scott is very
eager for "taritr reform" He is heavily
loaded with coal properties in Canada
and Nova Scotia.
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Klnd Word from tlle KanawIla valley.

hIHW WWVH FE"HI F''V ''''1F'
Mr., ]. b. MARS, Of Pocataligo, writes
tho following postscript to a business
letter to the publishers Of the INTRLLI'
GEECER:
"The INTgLLIaENcER is edited with
ability aud care, and shows that the
editors heart Is In his work-a fact that
must be pleasant TO the readers. Sue
cess to your enterprising journal and the
gruud old Republican party, and may
you live until every hair on your head
turns tola. candle to light you on your
way to heaven
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Net welght-The mossbunkcr catch.
A safe Investment

A Safe Investment
Is one which Is guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results, or In case OF failure
u return OF purchase price. On this sale
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists a bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry for Consumption. tits guaran-
teed 10 bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection Of throat lungs or
chest, such asconsumption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. It Is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
NO LONGER IN DOUBT.


1tlIno longer question but an absolute fact
that merit ID a winner all the time. Thfus an
article Of merchandise In the othOr market and II
II has not tho qualities claimed ior H. twillllye
but q llLilowhIlC. Soon, yes, very soon the pCo.
pic will brand ting. Not 20, however, with
the real thing, but quite TO tho contrary. II II
10 whGt II Ia claimed TO DO, that same pubilcwll
iudofto II BY continuing liz PURCHASES, 70 II ID
with "KiOln's Silver Age Rye" No better In
dorsOinOut can 10 obtained than the continued
sale 10 those who have been using II for years.
Doctors and hospitals have tried Il and arc lilli
nsing IL proof 81 which, II wanted, can aud
will DO iufnilhtd abundAnlly. Silver Age RyO
being tho only displayed Whihky at The Expoh.
tioh ID another proof Of ~ ieaflsis position n q
standard old and reliable ltlmulAnL We do not
claim that II cures all diseases, but We DO know
that itiIAn excellent remedy iot many II Ia
sold everywhere tti 70 nOf iGilquAtL Wo also
keep oil lilo itAding PehnbylvAniA rye whiSkiCs,
foil quarts, years old, your choice for o. % pOF
quart, OF quartz Tor 600. Wines, btandlea
and Gins a. from 70 ConA and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere. Send
for ptlCs illl OF call on
MAX KLEIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

The Graphic finds the cunning hand
Of Jay Gould in the Union bridge. Mr..
Gould has shown a high order ofbusi-
ness sense in other things, why not in
thls2 lie would not be the first wise
man in whose eyes Wheeling has found
favor. Bnt We shall have to wait and
see. So lOng as We get what we want IT
makes no difference whose good money
suppllesit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

KILRAtN is not at all convinced that
Sullivan is "abetter man" than himself,
and wants another go at him. II Kilrain
will hold himself welIin hand for awhile
John Barleycorn will get away with Sui
llyan, aud thenit will be an easy job to
finish him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

willyots that way. They will not permit
themselves TO be wheedled into giving
delusiye complimentary votes, Thetrap
OF the Complimentary vote Is set all over
the State, land whosoever is deceived
thereby 10 not Wise.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

Asa family medicine, Ayers pills OK.
col all Others, They arc suited 10 every
age and, being sugaf.GOAted, arc easy 10
take. Though searching and thorough
Ia effect, they are mild and pleasant In
action, and thelt use 10 attended With no
Injurious results, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

With It's intense itching, dry, hot skin,
often brokOn into painful cracks, and
the little watery pltnples, often causes
lndescrlbable suffering, Hoods SArsa.
pafilla has wonderful power over this
disease, II purlHes the blood, and OK.
pels the hunot, and the skin heals
without 4 scar 8end iot book contain.
ing many statements Of cures, 10 o. |,
Hood 4 Co., ApolheCarieB, Lowell,
Mac, 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

SUNDAY made ample amends for satur-
day, 1t should not be hard TO be fairly
good on SO beautiful and bracing a day,
Nature, for example, never gets drunk
on q fine day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
FOR SALE,

t24l Twenty-four Lots In caldwsIIt
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
Bald Lets are bounded on tho north By IVA
ty.nlnth street, on the east BY Fillmore street d
the south By the HRndlan HOmtSIead, and 4
renders them excellent GlteS for mRnuilClIiai
Embellishments,
ii moi Sold in thirty days will DO sold at ~
lie auction.
Wv. HOGE 4 IR0,
1900 Make, suttk
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EOR SALE
STOCK FOR SALE,


F0R SALE.
u A two,ItOry House containing nine nom,
situated on Howard street, Ia KirkWOOd OSS
The house Is substantially buIlI, in gcOd pps,
covered with slate roof, provided WITH A Nm,
room, which IL supplied with hot and IN
water, q laundry, an excellent cellar iva M.
tries, numerous closets aud presses, and L plpsI
for natural gas, Asthe prrlenl owner and OoV,
house Is offered at q low price, and on yefy az,
terms. For particulars enquire Of ~
Il, 4 HOWELL.
Insurance and Real Estate AScat
Ocl6 RTIdgcpOFt (hh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
PESssYlyAsIA2 She's all right

If the people Of Ohio do not rebuke
the Payne purchase they will forfeit all
claim to public sympathy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory. "
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualitiesof
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
no2Mw4w
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MAX KLEll
g. Ga .,ESdotAl ettoot. All0ghony.
nREss.MAKiNG,

I'D REss-MAEiNe.
yhs ttissSfi' S Ky iS a S SaTs
nt u guaranteed.
tAIlN Who dSslte elegant Dresses afo Invited
V eAl and qAhthino our work. All work d q
supsfl9i order qua done a teaiegabl gtlest,
ov'fuOO' N, 5aOOi 4 co.'s by Goods si6lN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04

Mr.. sprowls and the NIOundsvlllO "sun."
TO he Editor ofLst Iatelltgaeer.
slR;-Ibeg leave through the columns
Of your paper 10 make q short reply to
an article in last weeks Sun, published at
this place, and assign true statement Of
the reason Of the difficulty now pending
with said paper. We do not wish 10 en-.
ter into any lengthy statement, as the
public In this vicinity are familiar with
the circumstances. We, as q one-third
owner Of tho Sun, feeling It but justice
on our part, requested that our name
should appear as publisher Of the same.
This was fatty objected to, after which
objection, We made a proposition 10
either buy or sell, but soon found, also,
that this was proving failure, not.
withdrawing We made every fair propo.
sitlon on our part
Failing in all this, we asked Mr..
Meighen what he proposed 10 do, and
his reply was, that he intended 10 quit,
and let "her bust" Having a DISPOSE.
ton 10 protect my interest, (Meighen
having told the hands that he would not
DO responsible for their wages any long.
err ] opened up the Office, put the hands
10 work, and had the paper about ready
TO issue, when, 10 and behold said vii.
liam Meighen broke into a back win.
dow, took out the issue Of paper and
type out the galleys, which were ready
10 "make up" into the form, and
took tho whole business down 10 the
Herald Office. and issued tho Sun, In our
absence.
We wish 10 call attention 10 the mo.
tiCe 10 Our Patrons" which appeared Ia
the last issue Of the Sun. Melghen, In
this notice, attempts to question our
rights OF said paper, and warns lie pa.
irons not to pay or receipt any bills pro.
sented BY sproWls on behalf Of the Sun.
We stand responsible for any bills col.
lOcled or reCelpted by Us, We arc also
prepared TO provo any statement that
wu have made. s, E, SPRowLg.
Aoiind,viile, ". Va, November 2, 1880,
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James A. Henry,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Hurry up II gou desire to. locate on South
Front street, with q river view, only a fCw moro
lots left, On Saturday I sold for George b Cald.
WEI SR S.r AS ssshman S SS On South Front
'I Benjamin +. Bachman, 30 feet on South Front
Joseph Graves, 80 feet on South From. st., 5000,
heirs, 70 James A. Fisher, John II. Whyte and
third street. S2.660; aud for Whitaker Iron %.
part q lOt 10. a2, Eoit street, q $50. ~.
Of tho value Of siS,, oOe, still for sale.
Two Desirable Residences on Fourteenth
street, $1,000.
ground full lot, $500.
A Desirable Residence on Fifteenth st., 70, 900.
A Half Lot on Fifteenth street, 1000.
st NJ. iss . gse IS s 'Sts s''i'V'
No. 8S7 Main street.
No. l5Twenty.iourth street.
A Desirable Business House Oh Market street,
So. loo ehapllnc street
No. ll16 Eoft street.
more orc street a two BricE Houses, 90. y D'
No. 2ll6 Main street,
No. 22lS EOR street.
Roemer Block Main street.
FOR RENT.
8 Roomel House, Alley 10, east Of EofF st0.s 9 %
No. 1905 Woods ltreet, r0ons............. :, 100
No In rear Of 2ll2 Water Street...,......... 90
A Desirable Residence on tho line Of tho r.,
W. 4 Ky. RAllroadi ground u acresi 500 per
as Acre Farm on Middle wheeling Greek,
S III 90' 1 ofiIee. 1919 Market street.
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New Advertisements.

EOR RENT-THE HOUSE NOW
~ occupied by me d ea1heENood d Tor rent,
Possession given a. once. Natural ER9 through
out ]. v, II. RODGERS, mol
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Lots For Sale In Crawford HoIgNh

orW1IIAN N. HANsLAN,
Rul6 e.W. Cor. Chapllne 4 sixteenth 81
, 1889-02-24

Count d'Orsayn writes: 81 am asked to
dine with n family whose acquaintance I do
not wish to keep. Now, should l go to the
Dime aud then cut them afterward, as some
dol 1t seems hardly fair. Or should /
go to the dinner and then laugh ut my
hosteSsf HAD not better stay away from
the dinnerf''
Decidedly. Thu gentleman whose name
you have borrowed would tell you that when
you have broken bread in n mans house you
are bound to be civil to him and 20 his family,
and to speak well of tho lady at the head of
his table.
Dinner invitations should only DO accepted
rom those whose acquaintance you desire to
keep. De careful to b~epunctual ct the dinner
hour, to enter quietly, without formality or
stiffness, and II your hostess docs not intro
iuce you enter into conversation with the
person next to you--Mrs Sherwood in st
Louis Republic.
, 1889-02-24

A recently appointed policeman was one
night sent TO u remote part of the West
Twelfth street district to travel the beat of
IN officer who had been taken suddenly Ill.
locality was II dangerous one, and before
setting out from tho station the new man was
admonishsd to bo sure 10 call for tho patrol
wagon II no got In any trouble. Two hours
later a terrific thunder storm arose. Capt
OfDonnell sat In his private office, n number
of officers In reserve idled about the squad
room. Suddenly tho telephone instrument
clicked. Capt. O'Donnell heard the operator
tell tho patrol wagon TO go 10 a certain local
ity I'm a hurry"
a hurry call" is serious. 1t means that
an officer is in need of Immediate assistance.
This call c,une from the post to which tho
new man had been sent. Tho captain imag-
incd all sorts of desperate crimes.
Come on, you menI' ho shouted to tho
officers in the squad room, Gshe rushed out of
tho station and sprang aboard tho wagon,
which was already in the street. The re-
serves hurried after him. Few stopped to
get storm coats They piled on the wagon,
the word was given, and away dashed the
patrol, rushing through tho storm thai In
less than a moment had drenched every man
through and through. Arriving at tho box
from which IL had been called, tho wagon
pulled up. Capt O'Donnell leaped to tho
ground, his men following. Tho policeman
who had called for assistance came forward
from a doorway.
"Whnt's the troubler' excitcdly demanded
the captain
"why, l wanted my rubber coat" replied
the officer.
And no is still IN the foree-Chicaso
Tribune.
, 1889-02-24
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