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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14
ALL RIGHr. nRING ,EM on.

The esteemed LHiclliJcnccr draws
conclusion from the result Of the late
election. and this is Il, that. after the
Mckinley tariff has had two years
trial its lovelinesS will become apparent
10 the American people and that then
they will tumble over each other In
nocking 10 its support.
oar ncighbor draws another conclu-
sion. The result, itis inclined TO think
means BLAINE aud CLEVELAND again
in ls9s.
But If the Mckinney bill is to be the
issue in 1892, why not put up its author
and the man who wrote the Republican
tariff platform Of lsss-Maior WILLIAM
McKINLEY, himself?
II the issue is to be the Mckinley bill
in 1892. why put up man who said this
about that measure:
"This bin is an infamy and an outrage.
IL is the most shameful measure ever pro
posed TO a civilized people. Go on win IL
aud IL will carry our party TO peruiuoh
That is what Mr.. JAMES &. BLAINE
said To members Of the Senate Finance
Committee when the Mckinley bill was
under consideration. And he further
said ON that occasion that il he were
Senator he would prefer having hiSarm
torn ont OF its socket 10 voting for that
measure.
Coo ahead, neighbor, put up ELAINE
and the Mckinley bill. 10 will be- a
lovely combination, and you will at least
have as much fun as you had in the
campaign just ended.
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GROVER cLEyELAND's ADDRESS.

Everybody should read the address oil
cx-President CLEVELAND delivered last
evening at the Thurman banquet in re-
sponce to the toast American Citizen
ship. 1t is eloquent in its piainneSs
and manliness. IL annihilates that
latest fad OF Republican speakers that
a .chcap coat makes C cheap man and a
cheap man makes cheap country.
Mr.. CLEVELAND takes a stand on the
side of the masses OF the people, in
whose life frugality aud economy are
imnortant factors. Il find no fault,
be saws. ~with the accumulation OF
wealth. and am glad TO see energy and
enterprise secure their fair reward
But / believe our, government, in It's
natural integrity. is exactly suited 10 4
frugal and economical people; and l be-
lieve il is safest in the hands of those
who have been made strong and self
reliant I'm their citizenship. by self
denial and the surroundings OF an
enforced economy" And Mr. CLEVE-
LAND denouuces this nippant cry against
rbeaper nccessaries OF life rs un-Amcri-
can aud its authors as wanting the
slightest conception Of true American
ism.
Who will say that Mr.. CLEVELAND Is
not wholly right and that the American
,eople are made cheaper by the repeal
Of an unjust tax on their coats for the
benefit OF monopoly?
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1 DOG AND APARROT.
They DO the Work of Boomers for Their
Masters Gr-ggeries Very Enectually.

Those who have not Investigated have
butts faint idea Of the many and various
schemes IN this wicked city to draw
custom to drinking places. The paint
ing OF u satyr and nympbS which
adOrnS the wall OF grOggery IN Broad
way is we'll known. A place in Sixth
avenue much freQucnted by Union Club
men is literally crowded with works of
art of great value, so that a tippler may
not begrudge the extra ) cents for Il
glass of whisky. In Twentythird street
Il barroom is filed to OVERLOOKING with
portraits OF actors and actresses. Nat
urally this is a resort Of theatrical peO-
pie. \ trained cat, which jumps through
hoops and makes believe dead, is an at
traction at another place. In fact, al
most every prosperous saloon has some
attraction or other, weighing ma
chine, age-telling machine, hOrSe-racing
machine, or picture-taking machine.
These are all nickle-in-the-slot affairs.
\ wicked attraction OF great power in
a Broadway grOggery is profane parrot.
Spanish parrots lend themselves best to
this scheme, and there seems to be a
horrible fascination for this bird in roll
ing of n string of oaths. Spanish par
rots are proverbially voluble, and hence
they are chosen to make Swcarers OF.
They soon learn TO curse in correct En-
gliSh, and the slight Spanish accent
only lends a charm TO the performance.
Poll soon learns to know his people,
aud when he sees that rollicking and al
together hilarious group has approached
the bar. he touches 'em up with quiet
and dignited - my S0ul!'
There is an outburst of laughter, and
the beer is set up again. Poll draws
long breath, and lets fly a lot of brim-
stone cpithetS of abuse.
A novelty in Harlem beer garden is
dog that talks into the telephone.
The proprietor lives over his saloon,
and when thirsty crew of sufficient
size enters the place the dog, Tim, is
trotted ont 10 entertain the crowd and
put them In generous mood. The
minute Tim hears the bell he gives Il
bound and takes up his position on
high stool in front of the mouthpiece,
ready for business. Connection is made
with the proprietor up stairs, and the
fun begins.
Hello, Tim, IS that yOu?'
"BOw-wOw."
Speak, you rascal"
Bow"
''Sit up and beg for the gentlemen.
He does SC. Rats, Tim
Away goes Tim, down on the floor,
and after Scurrying around for min
ute, back he comes again, eager for
more sport.
Tim, how many drinks have the boys
Ordcred?"
Bow. WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW, wow
Good dog, Sing for the gentlemen"
lIereupon Tim bowls.
Tim, you're chump."
Tim snaps, SnarlS, and shows his
teeth. All in all, it is 4 remarkable
dog, and is worth heap OF money TO
his master. but doubtless Tim will have
pack of imitatorS. and then his great
ness will wane.
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Heroic Treatment.

\ Maine boy who is now a professor
I'm one OF our New England colleges used
10 teach town schools while fitting him
self for his university course. Seated
opposite 10 him on 4 railway train q
while ago he related to me some of his
early experiences in teaching the youth
ful idea. One Strapping girl, woman
grown, caused him considerable trouble
because of her Indifference to the beau
ties Of education in general and "soger-
fry" in particular, for which neglect he
caused her to put in considerable time
after school in making up.
1t reached the teachers ears one day
that this maid had declared to an ad-
miring group that she wouldn't have her
lesson on that afternoon, and II the
teacher kept her after school he would
have the privilege Of sitting up one
night with her at any rate before she
would make the lesson up. This idea
caused much excitement among the pu-
pills, who are usually ready to enjoy 4
teachers discontinue.
According to the programme the
young lady's lesson that afternoon was
q complete failure. and she was told TO
make ii up after school. When the SeS-
sion ended the other pupils fingered
about with an air OF eypectanO TO see
the outcome of the matters.
The teacher politely showed them out
Of the door, however, and then went in
and shut the door. There sat the dam
sci with her arms deiently folded and
the book closed on the desk below her.
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CAPITALISTS or COLOR
In Disputed Possession Of Valuable ir"u
Lands la West Virginia.

In Disputed Possession Of Valuable Iron
Lands Ia West Virginia.
ZANESvuIE. November l2.-GeOfge
Washington Welcome, cOlorcd barber
here. il his story be true, is man oil
considerable interest To Eastern invest
or-S. He saws that in 1869 he was teach
ing school at MartinSburg, W. Va, ana
while there formed with john l.. Rogers
of Norfolk. and other cOlored people, a
company with the high sounding title OF
The West Virginia Investment Oom-
many" The shares were placed At SlO
each. he taking eight and Mr.. rogers
five shares. and others taking sufficient
10 swell the capital stock of the company
to the grand total of $500. With TINS
suin they purchased l2O acres oi iand IN
Grant county. in the heart OF an un-
broken Wilderness. The land VAS rough,
and scarcely tillablc. but. says Mr..
Welcome. lit abOuudS with iron ore,
which cropped out solid just Hike rocks
Mr.. Welcome. ON account OF Ms super
iority rs man OF letters. was made
secretary of the company. out ueSpi.e
an his efforts he could not succeed IN
making the stockholders pay a cent on
the taxes OF the land. Like Sellers ne
saw ..millions in t., and paid the taxes
himself. John L. Rogers died, and his
heirs made Mr.. Welcome present oil
the fve.Shares he owned, 50 that now
he owns thirteen shares, and Is out oil
pocket on the land since lS69 some 500
In taxes.
!. NJ. Price. an attorney oi Martins
burg, now comes out for the other StocN-
holders. and demands the books Oh the
company. A railroad has recently pen
etrateJ the county. and the land adj
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MARTINS FERRY.

Our street crossings are in q terrible
condition. II il was only short time be-
fore the election you would see the COM
missioner cleaning the crossings, as it is a
great electioneering dodge here.
The square on Fourth between Clay and
Locust streets has been paved, and we
can truthfully say that our Council hit il
when they gave the contract to pave our
streets TO C. G. Cochran.
An arc light will be placed at the corner
of Fourth and Clay streets. 1t would not
be too many 10 have one under the railroad
bridge and one at the corner of Washington
on Fourth street.
The most prominent applicants for Dep
uty Sheriff under Sheriff Scott are Charles
Junkins and John Stuff, of Bridgeport; w.
n. Darby, of Bellaire, and J. +. Renner, OF
GAINESVILLE
The c. Il =. fence is a great ornament in
the central part Of our city. IT is pity
they did not erect it a good while ago, for
it is not very often we see such beautiful
fence.
There is a good bit of talk among the
citizens of our city in relation to the ordi-
nance that the electric railway wants coun
Gil to pass.
The question is asked almost every day,
"Where is the passenger depot OF the Ter
minal road or Union bridge to be To-
cated.n
The boiler for the Belmont Brewing Com
pany has arrived and Uncle Ike Carpenter
with his gang will place it in position.
We are told that the toll houses will be
completed this week and they will COM
mence 10 chargc toll after next Monday.
Inc NuIguts VI Iuo t,otaon Eagle Will
give festival ut Lafayette Hall on next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The grand jury has adjourned. They
found seventeen true bills and ignored nine
cases considered by them.
\ good bit of game is being bagged by
our local sportsmen since the hunting sea
son has commenced.
John Miller, of the American flint glass
works in Anderson, Ind is visiting friends
here.
Anthony Kyne has got back home after
an absence of considerable length OF time
Chas. T.. Hale, lately Of Australia, is Wis
iting his brother, DR.. Hale, of this city.
Mr. Jesse Bennett, of Mount Pleasant,
was in the city on business yesterday
The trial of George Blinco vs.. Charles
Burke comes up before Court to-day.
The trestle work at the end of the viaduct
is completed and ready for the rails.
A woman was locked up yesterday for
being drunk on the street.
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HOaor to Monroe County

To ne Eiit0r o. The Register:
SlR:-In the list Of those Democratic
counties deserving honorable mention,
ask that you enroll the name OF
Monroe. Out ola total vote Of less than
1900 she has made in the election of
1899 net Democratic gain of 429. In
1sSS, Monroe gave John ID. Anderson
for Congress- majority of 90. She now
gives him . majority OF 52s. In 1SSS
she gave Fleming for Governor major
ity of O.. She now gives Lucas for
Judge a majority OF sol. She elects the
whole Democratic ticket by about the
same magnificent majoritieS. II there
is u county in West Virginia which has
made propOrtionately greater Demo-
cratic gain than Monroe we have yet TO
hear OF il. She has earned the right to
carry the cOlorS. DEMOCRAT
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Joins it, and has increased in value to
about $1,000. Mr.. Price threatens to
sue Mr.. Welcome If the books are not
but offers to pay him for the
taxes he has paid on the land. Mr..
Welcome claims that the land is wanted
by the Pennsylvania Iron Company, and
doesn't know what 10 do in regard TO
the matter.
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DIED..

MEEHAN-Tuesd November 18th, 1890. al
1850 O'Clock p. m, MICHAEL MEEHAN, In his 10th
year.
Funeral from his late residence, 2al0 Water
street, Friday morning at $50 o'clock Requiem
mass at the Cathedral at o'clock. Friends Of
family invited to attend. Interment at Mt
Calvary cemetery.
BELTZ-On Thursday morning at 3 o'clock
PETER BELTz, in the S5th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence on Peters
Run, saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment at st. Mary's cemetery, Triadelpha
Friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend.
EHL-Thursday morning, November 18th,
1880 at 1925 O'Clock. MAMIE, daughter OF Charles
and Amelia Ruehl. in her nth year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
L County. to-wit: In the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, November rules, 1871
The Keystone Bank OF Pi,tsburg
vs..
Calvin Il. Doty, Mary Doty Lag In Chanceiy
erfelt Bank OF the Ohio Valley. with attach
the La Belle Iron Works. JEFF ments.
feFson Iron Works and !. T.
Lagerfelt.
The object Of the above entitled suit is to re-
cover a decree in favor OF the Keystone Bank oil
Pittsburg against Calvin L. Doty, Tor the sum
of seven thousand dollars, with in crest there,
on from October 49, 1890, until payment, ana
the costs OF this suit, by reason OF the guaran,
tee in writing. by said Doty, of the payment OF
"A note for $500 made by said ]. i. l-agerIeit
dated at Pittsburg, Pa, July 10Th, l6go payaDle
10 the order OF the plaintiff. at the Keystone
Bank Of Pitisburg, three months AFTER us uIte,
and which note is now past due and wholly
UNPAID and subject to sale under decree OF SAID
Court for the satisfaction OF said S7,UOO interest
and costs, enough stock In the sali LA
Belle Iron Works and Jefferson IRON
Works belonging TO said CALVIN Ii. Doty'
aud stock in said jefferson Iron Works;
the certificate for which is now held by sald
Banl; of the Ohio Valley collateral security
for Indebtedness OF said /. +. Lagerielt 10 IL;
which last named stock. subject TO the lien OF
said Bank OF the Ohio Valley, Is claimed oy
said Calvin b. Doty, all OF which stock has been
attached in this suit and out OF the proceeds OF
such sale to have said indebtedness OF slVUo,
with Interest a. Aforesaid ana salu costs l"''y
paid and discharged.
". II. HEARNE AMI
CALDWELL ~ CALDWELL,
Solicitors.
Afldayits having been filed herein that the
defendants. Calvin b. Doty, Mary Doty Lager.
felt and l. T. Lagerfclt. are not residents OF
the State OF West Virginia, on motion Of the
plaintiff it is ordered that the said defendants,
Calvin H. Doty, Mary Doty Lagcrfelt and !; +.
Lagerfclt. be and they are hereby required TO
a .laf # ma
first publication hereof. and DO what is ncces-
Sary TO protect their interests
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk OF said Court.
Published first time the 18th day Of Nofem-
Der, 1890 JOHN W MlTCHELL,
noi.oawt Clerk us aforesaid.
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The pedigogue cordially invited her to
open the book and begin operations, but
this had no effect whatever.
"All right" said he, taking out his
watch, "rll give you just thirty min
utes to get that lesson, and if 1t is not
ready at the end of that time I'll take
you across my knee and give you one of
the most comprehensive, unabridged,
bodied Spankings that have oc-
Cured since Julius Caesar was an In
FAINT"
Then he took Il chair with his back
TO the enemy. Surprise, modification,
tears and sobs enSued, but at the end OF
the half hour the lesson had been
learned-two lessons, probably.
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alr,u advertisements.
SPECIAL MEETING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

r,HE MEMBERS ARE IRGE espd;no K So.
n.y. iith at 80 O'Clock, TO consider tne
n gaI Of pattioning the Board OF County
1inamne proyiding for the subscription oil one
hundred thousand dollars to the STOCK OF pa aie
pittsburg. Connonsburs and State Line "''''
The matter is one Of Importance and shouIu
receive the attention Of every member.
II. QUARTER, President
,,. II. ,-r Secretary. nOliq
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Rats!
Pacserssarg S'a.e Joarsol.

II tin-plate plants are not established
rs rapidly and extensively In this cOun-
try as we predicted week or two
ago the reason will not be hard to find.
II will be because OF the fear that the
free traders may succeed in having the
tariff removed from tin-plate, and not
because tin-plate cannot be manufac-
turcd In this country.
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r,,,,x # LOOKS LIKE CLEVELAND.

That the bold aud manly message OF
President CLEVELAND set the issue OF
Tariff Reform vs.. Prohibitory fro'ee-
ton. which has just been decided SO
overwhelmingly in favor Of Tariff Re
form, no one doubts.
II is the opinion Of leading journals
an over the land that it means that
cpovrn CLEVELAND will be the Demo
cratic candidate for President In lS'@'
The result Of Tuesdays election Is "
,osi,ive triumph for GROVER CLEVE-
I,Np.~ SAYS the Albany AIgus' me
logic Of the situation" says the BROOK
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PERMANENTLY Cured was troubled
for years with Blood Poison in its very
worst form. was treated by the very best
physicians OF Louisville, Ky, and Evans
vile, Ind, but they failed to benefit me in
any way. 4 few bottles of Swift's Specific
Is. 5. s. cured me sound and well. This
was over four years ago, and there has been
no return of the disease since, or any
symptoms Of it. have recommended it to
others for Blood Poison, and in every case
they were permanently cured.
ID. II. KAN, Mt Vernon, III.
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Hoyis FoufBio0d?

had q malignant breaking o.. on my
ler below tbs Knee. anG was cure, s'dnd
and wei with two and half bottles OF
s s 5. Other blood medicines had taI
Ell to 10 me any good.
WILL {. beatty. Yogkvil.e, ; !
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BIO" TOM REED won't call the short
session Of the Fifty-frst Congress TO or
der in his wonted thunderous tones. a
hole has been punched in that bellows.
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"DEuocnAr" writes from Monroe
county TO tell us that county deserves TO
boz awarded the colors for increased
Democratic gains in the election, and he
tells the reason why.
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TIN Joyful Democrats oi Hinton viii
ratify the great Democratic victory to-
morrow with oratory, fireworks and
grand torch-light procession
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14

Ir the change from QUAY to CLARK
soN as chairman Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee sill satisfy the moral
sentiment OF the Republican party then
Heaven help the Republican party.
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TuE women did il; they found the prices
higher when they went shopping, ana the
men had 10 vote against tue Mckinney OIL
Senator John sherman.
Con bless the women.
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SILVER is now down TO about sl.o2 an
ouuce-a fall Of Is cents since the pass
age Of the new law which was Intended
To- PINT 70 mp 20 Sl.e9 whore 10 would be
at par with gold. Republican financial
legislation has worked no better than
tariff legislation.
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Use Browns Bronchial Troches for
Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles
'Pre-emninently the best.-RsU. Henry Ward
Bsech4r
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BABY McKEE is now a bigger man
than his grandpa.
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TIM Fifty-second Congress will COM
pletc the roll OF states by admitting to
the Union New Mexico and Arizona,
which have been kept out for no other
reason save that they are Democratic.
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pearsOn'S Majority.

Following is the official vote in the
Ohio Congressional district just across
the river:
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The great love aud yeneration In
which the "Old Roman" Judge ALIEN
G.. THURMAN, is held was atteSted yes
tcrday by the events at his birthday
celebration at Columbus. chronicled In
our dispatches this morning. He IS "a
man among men. and We Of this gener-
alton shall not look upon his like again.
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hzis7E,Es|EEEA

Twas troubled from childhood with
am aggravated case Of letter, AMI three
bottles Of ). ). :. cured ne pes''-a
nently. MAIIACs NJ: MAN,N'r
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atrn advertisements.

THOR sALE-CoPPER. LINED BATH TUB
i faucets attached. Will be sold cheap. EH
quire at this Office. nOli-Ye4-
UTANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w Army, able-bodied unmarried men De
tween the ages OF 81 and 81 years. oood pay,
rations, clothing and medical ATTENDANCE, AP
ply ut No 1919 Market street, Wheelhe' w W"
f.Ig
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Is THEIR desperation the Republicans
et the short SESSION approaching may
pass the Force bin. II they do the
Democratic Fifty-second Congress can
defeat 10 by refusing to issue the neces-
sary appropriation TO carry il into effect.
They will have the power and the right
to do this. and they will DO il if this Re
publican Congress insists on passing
that iufamy In the face Of the peoples
nnnn.llfad condemnation Of II.
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Our pcok On Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed tyee.
SWIFT SrECFIc Co Nala;'l la
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L. A. ROLF &CO.,
REALESTATE. LOANsAND RENTALAG AGENTS

$50 Buys Lot 3Oxle0 on South Huron street
one hundred yards rom new electric car line
Bargain for cash. e-...,. r.,r.
SLIGO Buys Lot thirty feet front on South Front
St This vii, be cheap at 81 80 IN the sptihg.
~. $50 BUYS Lot 39xl90 corner OF South lork
and Ohio. Fine corner for double house on new
car line. o-,-,
5000 Buys House of Five Rooms, lot 29xl;1;
No. 1876 South broadway. Look ut IL; you VIII
find bargain. MI,
Sixty-two feet on South Front street. the
only corner on River Front left. cheap ON
easy terms ,...-,
Lots on McColloch street, Wilhelm's Vineyard
Plat, from s625 upwards; on easy terms Cal
Lots in Gilchrist's Plat, adjoining the Old Fair
Grounds, sl75 upwards.
Lots ON South Penn street cheap. Lots 10
Marvlynn Plat, below Bcnwood. Lots IN all
parts OF the city for sale. Call on Us.
Farms for sale: all sizes and prices.
Dairy Farm OF IL Acres within four miles OF
city, for rent cheap; long lease.
L. A. ROLF & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans and Rental Agents.
Telephone 500. 1914 Market Street
ho9d&ca