Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

that Hon. John ID. Anderson is "a candi-
/ date for Congress To succeed himself. |
Mr.. Anderson has made a good Con-
gresham. He is strong man and
/ doubtless will bee rc-nominated.
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Col. Henry Fitzhugh. formerly of
kUnawha county. died at his home in
New York ON Thursday. He was "a
brother of Major Nick Fitzhugh. and
was at the breaking out of the war
President of the Kanawha Valley Bank.
Huntington 1drcItiScr
The Wheeling REGISTER is the best
paper I'M the State. 10 comes To us in "a
new dress, and is now not only the best.
but the handSomeSt of papers. 1t al
WAYS has the latest news, and lis edi-
torialS are brimfu of sound sense. No
Democrat should be without 10 in the
coming campaigu.-L0gGH Banner.
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The Hon. (?l George Wesley Atkiu-
son has removed our poStonice a distance
of about one mile ON petition of less
than ten of its regular patrons, and re-
fused 90 notice i'm any way the rcmon-
STRANGE of one hundred and thirty OF
our most worthy citizens. thus COMPEL
ing them 90 travel six hundred miles eN-
ira every year before they can enjoy
their daily papers. -Cor. Hest Ihghio
Echo.
Bob lugcrSoll. one time, commenting
ON Rutherford b. Hayes, and the prob
ability of his being a candidate for q
-...r,.I r.f.r,, t- n~.-ftf.,.t -.tttnri-at tIaf
"he would Doe defeated if mo- candidate
ran against him; there would bee enough
scattering votes 90 beat him." Hayes
is not the only one TO whom this adagc
would apply. For instance there is
Charles Brooks Smith.-PUbaNbUg
Sentinel
The Ncir Dominion has succeeded i'm
working mp quite a sentiment in favor
of the nomination of Hon. Joseph More
land. of Morgantown, 20 the Supreme
Bench. Mr.. Moreland would certainly
am the position with high honor and
credit. His nomination would more
over Doe % guarantee of election The
Democracy could not go amiSS i'm chooS-
ing him for their standard bearer.
We learn from reliable source that
there is quite number of good farms
Inn this county which will not bee iarmed |
this year, because renters cannot bee
found for them. If the present depressed
condition of the agricultural classes
continue during this year, and there are
mo- prospects Ion sight for an improve
meut. there will be- many more idle
farms next year.-H0Thl>buy states
man.
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The drill seems TO Dee going down in
nearly every quarter of the State. The
+ Putnam Democrat SAYS the well in that
county is now down 600 feet. and ia u
/ few weeks two new wells will Doe begun.
Almost tine same measure of activity !
prevails in Wayne, Cabcll and Jackson
counties. while oil operators have bee
gun tO lease iu Logan. If West Nir-
ginia does not develop into great oil |
producing State, 10 will not be- for want |
of thorough test.
a strong sentiment has been develop |
ed in the lower end of the Fourth dis !
trice iu favor of the nomination of Hon.
Rankin Wiley for Congress. Mr.. Wiley |
is "a strong and popular man and Ster- !
ling Democrat He is the Kind oi |
man that inspires victory; bat one thing |
more than anything else the Democrats |
|ofthc Fourth district need. and that is |
harmony among themselves. They nave |
Lam opportunity now 20 prove that the |
Fourth District is unquestionabIy Dem
ocrauc. A good leader and an united |
party can do it.
Realizing the fact that a prophet is
not without honor save in his own coun- |
try. we will make prediction II the
TutcImcnccr gang cannot crowd Atkin- |
SON of by getting such good men as y. |
b. Scott. for instance. To appeal To- him |
that he cannot Doe elected. they VIII |
knife him before the hour of nominating |
"a candidate for Congress i'm 1890. Paste |
this in your hat. as We base our repula- |
tion for past and present prophecy on |
this prcdiction.-Ct TL>bUIY Iclcgidm |
Wclu wclI How these Republicans do !
love each other.
While We are organizing the Demo !
cratic party let MS 90 into committee
.of tine whole ON the State of the Thorn
.aslawk. That savage and bloody lm-
plcment should Dee forthwith crcmated.
In has mo- business ina our conventions.
In has eleven the skull OF many good
Democrats. and they are becoming sol
scarce we cannot afford to lose them.
The man who comes around with
hatchet. should bee promptly di>armcd.
The man who has grievance ought To-
hc fired We must have peace peace
.atanv price. and 10 is going To be peace
ful hereafter or somebody will get hurt.
.-W0zcl Democrat
The Congressional squabble among
the Republicans of the Fourth district
has become regular Kilkenny eat az
fair. The jackson Herald jumps GA
the Ritchic gazette with both feet
I'm the last issue. I'm "a long arii-
Gle I'm which such robust terms
as coward, sneak. whipped
p cur" and "craven" are scattered with
generous hand. Editor Dean fairly PIN
ions Editor Morris TO the ground and
makes shoe strings of his vitalS. Editor
Morris. however, is Phoenix IKE
"cuss." He will riSe.again from his
dead ashes. and when he takes his turn
at the bat the editor of the HGuid VIII
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