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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06
Wheeling Instalment Co. \

The quotation 9 Humanum est errareH
Is tho best apology we can make for our
many shortcomings D in tho past, and
with itiwes promise amends Systems
cannot be inaugurated and sstrictlySob.
served as quickly aasi We should like 1t
done..-It takes time. to make perfect. =;
The immense trade that was ushered In
at our grand opening last November, and
continued It'll tho close OF S0-pointed
out many improvements that we have
already established. n In asking there.
fore for your, patronage this year-we, do
so knowing full well that syou!will sap-
preciate our eiIorts-and promising you
ut the same time that We intend TO serve
you better y than q ever abefore.---Yonr
interests arc identical with Eours.--To
Servp Won In to nle1sei u.s. I, q x 4 p
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Sis TO the Ladies'.
The Wheeling Inst1al!llmlle{lnaItl|SI l Cos
a Il ~ X. y. /. 4,
gg1l8e.1i3s.1t4OS MARKET, ssT 81 y
iS,f, vi ~ IN lear r Weifth 1t. II IN
Near ar twelfth. 81 50,

No. .
WithtLe beginning q the New ,eE', !! ear %
comes the retrospect Of the old.--i'While
the year ear, jjast ended has contributed 70
history many 81 It's saddest incidents and
darkest p POI Nc 81, as business mel,
ari forced to admit that u has been with
Us d d prosperous I' and highly successful
oln,te,.-With Its ending swe have mot
"swoRN OPT from our old system 81 10,
Ing business but wo have Turned over
d new Leaf, ;, and made. many good Ireso..,
lutions that embody decided aivantaHes
for our patrons Of the present year. We
have resolved frstly--tol give you the
desirable privilege sof furnishing your
home with the most modern----stylish--.;
aud substantial goods on casy,,weekly.--,;
seni.monthly I or monthly&s payments,
Secondiy-To keep constantly & before
you the largest and most complete limo
Of e-Carpets-Stoyes and gen
eral housefurnishing goods. Thirdly;
10 sell all goods In insialmentsat strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-:to give more
goods for less money than my !other
house, and on easier terms. "a Fifthly---to
deliver all orders with promptness and
dispatch; and, lastly-to offer you TALL the
advantages Of a perfect credit system. z
| lg5SS Wheeling Instalment Co. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

Tng Opera House orchestra gave
another one Of their semi-monthly Sun
day night rehearsals at iArion hall last
night. It, was largely attended, aud the
splendid programme offered was much
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.55F,OR#SALE..

Il n 49, = 4 q II
Il24l Twenty-fourL Lots In Caldweil's
n Addition to the City OF Wheeling.
Said Lots arc bounded on the north by TWEEN.
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the " est by tho b. & o. Railroad, 49, :.
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AZ Our Mems Hand.sewed Shoes at 81
nre inferior in no respect to any s. shoe
sold in the city. II ALEXANDER < Co., 4, Z,
rs u 90 1919 Main street,
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va EDW. d R0SK q 90, ITI.35
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y Prof. Francois ePiic. Ointment wifi cure ;ihe
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Correction In the Health onleer's Report.

/ e &. :
Correction In the Health ulcers Report.
A slight mistake occurs in the annual
report OF II Health Officer Garrison as
printed on the third page Of this issue.
In the last tables in the report, under
the sub-head "Work Done at the Gre
natory"'I it is made to appear; that the
tigures.in the tables represent the num-
Der Of loads Of garbage received per
month from the Z Eve districts. Instead
Of the words "First,H "second, 2 "Third,,'
Fourth" "Fiith, over the columns,
as designating the districts, there should
appear the words $"loa5s Of garbage" y
barrels and boxes" barrels OF night
soil ;""g"dogs" and "horses and I, other
large animals" in the order named.
The comparison that follows I is then
made plain: " III: n : 3 SGD,
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Geo. N. S|',N]!'iIO,|lO|)IK5&C0|.
M. j. McFadden.
UNDERWEAR
AT COSTS.

/ 10 Insure tho rapid sale OF several broken
7 lines OF Shirts and Drawers, l have marked the
Z following styles Of Underwear, down 10 ih
Z q Actual Cost at the Mills.
$ Heavy White or Grey Shirts and Drawets, sc,
PA Good Canton Ftnnuei Drawers, rs, 81. Soc. y
Heavy Scotch MerinO Shirts and drawers, 35c.
s Coed Red Atwood Shirts and DEnwets, b0c.
" Cancels Hair, double breast und tacK, Shirts,
4 ,E1 Ira Heavy Striped Red Wool Shirts. Toe.
Finest While Metino Shirts and Drawers, SOC.
~ Extra Heavy Rcd Wool shirts aud Drawers CSC.
Medjcaicd Rcd Wool Shirts and Drawers, .75c. :
IN English Nerino Striped Shirts aud Drawers, 15c.
Double Breast Red Wool Shirts 4 Drawers, 16c.
. Camel'A Hnir Ribbed Shirts aud Drawers, tic.
IA Boys White or Grey shirts aud Drawers, &c.
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"a GYMSAs1uM SHOES for boys and girls.
LExANpgR & Co.,
|, l049 Min street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

NOTICE has been given by Messrs,
John 6. Hoffman, A. w. Campbell and
George B. Caldwell, to the stockholders
OF the Benwood Iron Works, that at the
next general meeting, to be held Febru.
airy 6, they will offer; a resolution i in
creasing the capital stock from 5000 to
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our vERY:'' BE.sT spEOpIE

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the aboye.S5$ iiTTisaEow h
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weather Indications.

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TIE .'princess''' Powders will cure youl
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EDUCATIONAL FEATURES

"a literary society anu male { cborus
were organized earlyG3in the fall and
have met weekly. Evening classes En-
arithmetic, plionography, bookkeeping
and penmanship were also formed at HE
same time. s ;tsl : Our most z popular
meeting for:young men is held on Sun.
day AFTERNOON at,4 o'clock, aud Is eyang.
elistic IN character; 40 meetings were
held with anayerage attendance OF N,
The. Saturday evening Young Mems
meeting IL remarkable Tor the freedom
with!which large numbers share in the
exercises ;;5l meetings were held with
an average attendance Of 40 n d
In all ill3 Gospel meetings I for young
men were held in the building with
total attendance OF 9, COG. q From Il many
testimonials we know! that !, these have
been a source Of great help 8 to, young
men. Twenty-six song services Il Eaye
been held at the entrance Of the build.
Ing IN the summer; 81 public meetings
were held in connection with the week
OF prayer in November; church SER
vices were. conducted by the Association
and assistance was given at 4 other, pu b.
lie services "a. = q h; ~ "a keeIs
!]l35,""Much work Of Miscellaneous char.
acter has been done, such as directing
young men to good boarding houses,
aiding in finding employment, giving
advice and friendly counsel, land in 9th.
err more general directions, all Sof which;
is important, and is fruitfulSot good In
tho total results 9of our work lin behalf
Of Young men.
Short addresses were made by 4r.tf m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

,fl5J los. SprlDgL'& Co. are agents for the
Buckeye& Extracts. Sf Best ON the fffRrkattSl
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I j, Goop, sells dry goods the cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-06

& SHERIFF SrEESRop has been notified
by Dr.. Birney, the County Physician,
that George Brooks, semitic sail by Jus.
tices Davis for one year under the s1"bad
fame's act is suffering from n disease OF
the eyes, aud that it is impossible to
give the fellow proper treatment 30 long
as he's is in iail.i;I Brooks Els ( tho fraud
who represented himself MS two or three
newspaper men 3apd lived !high, at two
Of the leading hotols here Tor three days
q short time since, Isl Y
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-08
JUST RECEIVED

rNRDM the Coast n choice lot of
H. Cigars, Cigarettes and Tohaccos,
which will be sold at very low urCeS.
HANS PETERSEN,
400 I'm No. 81 King street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-08

The BULLETIN may have erred in
the exact length OF the Punchbowl
road destroyed in the last previous
storm. 1t was right, however, as to
the nature of the damage. Great
gaps were torn in the road, which
made it impossible for some time
and required much labor TO repair.
There was also the llooding of prl-
vate lots with running mud as stated.
The fact is there was stupid con-
struction of the road with its penny
wise cheapness. Nothing was pro-
yided TO lead off the water from the
upper side in places, while the cul-
verts are little rat holes that reflect
ridicule on the designer. The Adj
vertiser had better stick TO the
praise of whatever is undoubtedly
commendable in the administration
however drier such a course would
make its columns-instead of show.
ing so much freshness in springing
to the defense of faults out of con-
cern for its Government pap.
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SATURDAY, MAR. 3, 1890.

There is just one fact that ncutra-
lies the faint force of the Adver-
tiser's suffering over our review of
the respective positions of the two
parties in the election. That is,
that our daily contemporary backed
up the Friend in q proved misstate-
ment of the National Reform Party S
platform. There are other facts re-
garding the position of the Reform
Party, to make the Advertiser q
tritle sicker, which will keep until
the foreign mails off port at thi:
writing are discussed.
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of politics endorsed by him you arc
a black sheep.
To be sure, these are events which
do not happen every week nor every
month. Nevertheless, they do hap
pen, and they have happened in the
not far-away past, and they may
happen again at n time when you
least expect them. But one thing
always happens, month after month.
You cannot at any time take up the
Friend, the monthly religious journal
of the Congregationalists, edited by
a missionary, without finding there
an ollapodrida Of piety and politics,
the latter article being mostly of the
prejudiced partisan quality. The
Friend dishes up this mixture to its
readers as regularly as the month
comes around. The missionary re-
ligious journal cannot cschcw poll.
tics. They are too dear to its soul.
What is bred in the bone comes out
at the flesh and thus il Is with too
many other missionaries, TO the neg
lcct of the wcighticr matters Of JUS
ticc, mercy, and faith.
Although favoring to certain cA-
tent and in q qualified sense both
missionaries and politicians, / he.
leve in missionaries being mission
aries and politicians being pol.ti-
clans, but not in breaking down the
partition wall and making the two
Offices into one. The calings are
not cognatc. They will not amalga-
mate, without violence to the cloth
too much like Kinney's oil and
water arrangement.
In concluding will venture TO re-
cord briefly my thoughts of mission
aries and missionary work in gen
cral. Modern missionaries, OH the
whole, bear too close q resemblance
to those Pharisces and Scribcs whom
the author of Christianity taxed with
"transgressing the commandment of
God because of their tradition y
They supcrscdc the teachings on the
mount by the traditions of men.
Religion, de fact2, if not defunct, is
showed into the rear and left TO
languish there. We have lots of
preachers, parsons, and priests, holy
men and humbugs of all sorts and
sizes but not so much of the spirit and
devotion of the Master, who "had not
where to lay his head" Fat salaries,
gorgeous dwellings, easy carriages,
ice cream, and comfort are rather gen
orally preferred. We have, too,
plenty of crccds, professions,
churches and chapels. and no end OF
forms, sacramcnts, and ceremonies
but of the teachings and obscrvances
of Christianity, as given by its
Founder, there is 4 terrible famine.
And while the noble army of so,
called Christian missionaries, for
saking the simple doctrines of thcii
Master, strcw the road to heaven
with countless isms and ologies OF
their own creation, that old scoun.
drel, Satan, looks on and chuckics
with irreprcssible glec.
Before closing it may he statci
that the term missionary" he's ac
quired Specification in ,nis coun
try not recognised by Webster,
signlhcatlon purely Hawaiian. This
might be treated of in a future cs
say. Should the humor seize me.
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Union Iron Works Co.


NOTICE is hereby given that at II
~ meeting of the subscribers to the
capital stock of the above named Com
pany held in Honolulu, ii. l., March
&. 1880, it was voted to accept the
Charter of Corporation dated March ],
1890, for the term of fifty years, granted
by the Hawaiian Government. The lia-
blity of the stockholders is limited to
the amount due and unpaid on the
shares held. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
j. n. S. Williams. ........ President,
II. More...,. Secretary " Treasurer,
A, j. Cmtwright..........Auditor
The above named officers also const-
tlte Il Board of Directors.
II. MORE,
lOG I'm Secretary ~ treasurer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-08
AN ESSAY ON MISSIONARIES.
by Antishailius.

Noah Webster, an American gen.
tleman and lineal descendant of
old Noah, the shipbuilder, famous
in history for having constructed an
enormous vessel which he named
1.-The Ark" and which ultimately
came to grief by sticking hard and
fast on the rocks of Ararat, has
made a big book to teach people the
meaning of words. The word "NIis-
sionary" is in this book, and is here
defined as one sent to propagate re-
ligion. SO that's what a Mission
ary is.
The institution of missionaries is
no new tangled idea. 1t is very old,
as old as the hills. No, not quite;
but nearly. Nineteen centuries ago,
the founder of religion wonderful
for purity, simplicity, and adapta-
bility to the needs of frail humanity,
engaged whole batch of mission
aries to propagate his religion, from
which time until now the world has
never been without men occupied in
the same work. And that wasn't
the beginning of missionaries by 4
long stretch of ages. But when we
speak of missionaries in the present
age, without partcularising term,
wo o,Gsn those engaged in propagat-
ina IA religion of the great Naza-
rene.
The missSjMn sSjMnaries' avocaton is very
sacred. Their york is to propagate
y religion designed IL" "P'." "
better the moral and socla.. co"o'l'o''
of mankind. They are supposed to
be so in love with the human family
and so devoted to their work that
they gladly sacrifice and forego ease,
comfort, and worldly enjoyment, all
''for the sake of the cause" like
the historical Saul of Tarsus. Per-
haps some come up TO the standard,
and some 90 not. They are sup.
posed also TO devote all their time
and capabilities, after ordination, tc
their sacred calling. Many do, but
not all. Some of them sometime,
become diverted from propagatina
religion by the fascination Of politics
and others esteem gain greater thar
the gospel.
There are two general classified.
tions of Observation-Disclosures anC
Protestant. These are again sub
divided into innumerable sects, es-
pecially the Protestant classification
They all profess to be prOpagator;
of the religion of the Nazarene.
But, unfortunately, instead of unit
edly inculcating those great mora
precepts which their Master pro-
claimed with unmistakable clearnes'
as the soul and substance Of true
religion, and agreeing to pass ovcI
allspeculative questions whose mean
ing is not evident, they too often in
sist upon the acceptance of the lattel
to the observation of the former
Sectional fads take precedence Of
moral truth, and poor ignorant
humanity gets mixed and muddled
to distraction with prayer books and
homilies, creeds and catechisms,
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LOST

nRAFT No. l2S, drawn by the llo-
~ nOmu Sugar Co. Feb. 10, 1880,
for $500 has been lost or stolen. All
parties are hereby warned against
NEGOTIATING same. iy2 I'm
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DROE. COON opens the ball sea.
l. son ut Waikiki, this evening, with
his six little Niggcrs on u fence I" AS
sst him. Professional ard amateur
baseball players may get pointer or
two in pi,ching, d9T II
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FOR SALE

EIREWOOD for sale at Hawaiian
H. Commercial SalesroOms, corner of
Ouccn and Nuuanu streets. lGS II
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THE Pacific Hardware Co. have jnH
/ received n large lot OF Buhach in
bulk, which they are selling low.
dso III
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
The Jersey Lerislatnrn.

TRENTON, March 14.-In tho house
the bill making it lawful to fish in the
Delaware river with drift nets between
sunset ami 10 o'clock on Saturday night
in each week was recommitted. Bills
were passed as follows: Imposing a
penalty of $50 day on turnpike COM
panies for refusing to repair their turn
pixies when notified so to do; permitting
the Elizabeth common council, by a
vote of two thirds Of all its members, to
set aside not over $50, 900 received from
licenses, for the purpose of special
street improvement fund; making the
act for the incorporation Of trustees of
religious societies applicable to societies
of Hebrews or Jews, and providing that
the law judges in the several counties
shall have concurrent jurisdiction with
the justices of the supreme court. Adj
journed to Monday evening.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
REFERRED TO MR. .AsBEaRY
with tho Request that FIs Reply to
Err. Defeced Envelope.

At first did not know what it meant.
Every letter and paper received through
the post.office was marked with some
character that was inexplicable. Some
times the papers would have o. red,
black or blue cross mark on the margin
or on their printed face. The pencil
holder was not particular where he
made hls mark, but one thing certain he
made his mark. These CROSS marks Of
different colors on the papers, / thought
for time, indicated that my subscrip-
ton had expired. 1t looked like tho
editors were after me. But the letters
and circulars, also, bore the same
hieroglyphics. No matter how
attractive and tasteful the envelope,
right across the namo, the
broad pencilship of red, black or blue,
married the welcome missiye. Doubt
less some young men thought, when
they saw the broad and blotchy cross.
mark Oh the fair envelopes containing
replies 10 their billet doux, that the
engagements had been Cancelled, or
that they had been checked off,"
when the mark, as was often the case,
happened to be an elongated V. Or they
might have suspected, with more sur
prise than trepidation, that she could
not write his name, aud this rcd, black
or blucrsss was "her mark"
l aR lAl in the dark as to what
these tfi-colorod, ca balistic characters
mean. have spoken of the mystery
as thing Of tho past. but the work ID
still going on, albeit the marks have
become moro monotonous than mys.
terlous. Some of Roanoks's CORES
pondents wonder il the outgoings lat
ters bear the Same led, black and
blue marks, as do the incoming mis-
sives. Here is letter from q dear
friend, black marked. Here is au in
vltation to a marriage, enclosed in
neat and tasteful envelope. and beauti-
fully addressed, blue marked; and the
blue mark apoils the pretty whitc face.
1t is good for one to make his mark 10
the world, and ifso, somebody, some
where, is a great success.
II a suggestion is allowed, there are
900 persons in Roanoke who will thank
me for asking the markers to fix their
imprimatur delicately on ono corner OF
tho letters, and not mar the face Of let
tiers with broad marks Of red. black and
blue. DEEACEp ENVELOPE.