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GROSYtSOR AND WEEMs.
A splendid Meeting Held at tho Martin

4 splendid Meeting Held at the Martins
Ferry Opera House Last Night.
The Republican meeting held ut the
Martins Ferry Opera House last night
wcs largely attended, and was one Of the
most enthusiastic ever held in that
booming little city Of protected indus
tries.
Tho speakers were Congressman
Charles Il. Grosyenos, Of the Athens
district, and Hon. Capel L, Woens, Of
q. Claitsville. They were enthusiastic
ally received, and the mention Of the
names Of Poorman, Mckinley, Reed,
Sherman and Harrison were signals for
applause.
On the stage was suspended sheet oil
tin. rolled at the Etna mill and timed
at the Beliairc Stamping Works.
Professor j. Il. S4rchtt, OF Cambridge,
was present and rendered number Of
bis campaign songs. written expressly
for this campaign. :,
Mr. 'Weenis made the opening speech,
occupying fifty minutes.
General Grosvenor followed in m
address that explained the position oi
the Republican party with regard to the
Mckinley blu, tho so.called force bill,
and ihe.various legislation promised By
the Republicans from time to time. Ills
speech, and that Of Mr.. Weems, were
received well by the large audience.
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HIGHLAND CITY.
Tho Work OF Improvement to Com:aence
at Once-Anothcr Sal. nteuplnted.

The Work OF Improvement to Commence
at once-AnothcrS Sal. Contemplated.
Yesterday afternoon an IwTELLIG EN-.
GER reporter met Mr.. George J. Mathi.
SOD, the real estate dealer, aud in reply
to the query as to the result OF the sale
Of lots at Highland City, Ohio, few
miles above Martins Perry on the G. &
2. railroad, be said: "On Wednesday
We sold ten lots and nine yesterday. All
lots sold this week will be sold at the
price charged at the sale on Tuesday.
! tier this week no lots will be sold IN.
til alter oil improvements have been
made."
What improvements are to be made ?"
I'VE intend 10 grade the streets and
Pot down side walks on each eide OF
every street in the town. Other extern
Give Improvements arc contemplated
which will be made public later on. We
are not pushing the sale and are not
anxious to dispose Of lots until after the
improvements are made. Lots that
hsve been sold are held by people who
intend to build as soon as possible and
none were sold to spectators. Later
on another sale will b. held which will
be duly advertised, but the prices Of
lots will no doubt have advanced by
that time, as the improvements We will
mako and the houses that will be built
will justify it,"
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Trallgserb Recorded

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
October IS, by Henry Ebeling and vile
to Charles Tapp, jr., for $500, lot Is,
and twenty.seven feet of lot "a, on the
north. west conner OF Forty.fourth and
Eof streets. sl
October 90, by John L. Kimmins and
wiieto ?. D. Carroll, for $500, lot 3 OF
the A. H. Kimmins estate addition to
Elm Grove. -
October p, by Fred Schwertieger and
wife to Herman Rolf, for $500, lot . Of
Schwertfeger's subdivision OF Daniel
Zane's addition.
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This play, that ran one hundred nights
in New York at the Standard Theatre
and has been received throughout the
country by large and well.pleased audi
encca, viii be seen here at the Opera
House for one night only, Monday, No
vember 8, presented by strong com.
pany. headed by the well.known actor,
Mr.. Z. ]. Buckley.
The romantic features OF the play,
"Paui kauvar," are more than pleasing,
they are absorbing. No ono can fail to
be interested in the plot or fail to SYM
pathiza with the principal characters,
the hero and heroine, or await the de-
movement with something akin to anxi-
ETY.. The language, where opportunity
offers, is exalted in diction, pure and
strong in sentiment, terse and effective
for all purposes OF defamation,
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LOCAL. EREYl1TES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
THIS is All Ha.loH Fen.
THE GRAND this eveping-"Dsvil's
Nine" g.. .
HrppARp and Golf a! the Opera House
this evening.
TIE Typographical Union will give a
benefit ball at Arion hall this evening.
Dr.. JErsoS Returned to the pupils OF
the Third ward school yesterday on the
subject Of Physiology.
THE strike Of the stone and brick
masons was settled yesterday in accord.
ance with action taken by the union
Tuesday night.
CONSIDERABLE iron has arrived and is
being unloaded for the new back river
bridge. The hoiHting engines, traveller
and other machinery are being set up and
the work will be pushed to completion
with nil possible heste.
TIE work ofraising the sunlen steamer
Iugomar was begun yesterday. The day
was spent in getting the rigging in shape
Tor work and not much progress was
made. II no bad luck is encountered
the boat will be raised in few days.
YESTERDAYS weather was, taken as a
whole, without precedent even in this
eccentric apology for u climate. l.
showed, it rained, the sun shone, all at
once, and then went through each per.
Torrance separately, and finally bunch.
ed all again.
4 MEMBERS entertainment will be
given ut the Young Mems Christian As-
ISOLATION building next Tuesday even
ing, TO which each member may be &C.
companied by lady. The programme
will consist Of singing by Mrs. Charles
Eof, of Kansas City, and & lecture on
Camping in Palestine" by Rev. C. G.
Hays, Of Bridgeport. MIR. Hays will de-
liver his lecture in oriental costume.
MEMBERS Of the potters' Protective
Tariff club and all other potters who be.
lieve in protection 10 American indus.
tries are cordially invited aud urged to
meet at the club rooms OF the Centre
and Webster Republican club rooms,
corner Twenty.iourth and Chapline
streets, tonight at 7:l5 o'clock, sharp,
for tho purpose OF marching to the Coli.
Hubbard meeting at the Opera House.
Seats will be reserved.
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Primrose md West,

These famous Ministries will be at the
Opera House tomorrow evening. The
New York World says:
Primrose and Vests Minstrels, who
are always sure Ola hearty New York
welcome, appeared ut the Grand Opera
House last night. The big theatre was
crowded and the laughter incessant.
Primrose and Vests organization is an
excellent one. Besides the excellent
work that was done by the stars, the
songs OF Lew Dockstader must be dis
tinctly mentioned. They were capitally
rendered and applauded to the echo.
The Hbig four" Smith, Waldron, DAILY
and Martin, Cain and Lorenzo, and Swift
and Chase, also appeared.
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PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.

The Lowest Prices reached for seasonabe and class
Dry Goods, Cloaks and Carpets.
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A PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during his
absence one OF the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
They we're so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
his experience with it, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the nearest being
a specific OF any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. W. Irwin, G. R,
Goetze, John Klari, @. Schnepf and W.
E. Williams. pAw
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION,
Stage OF Water and Moyeuisnts Of Boats.
Tho River Intereais.

Stage OF Haseraad aloveuisnts Of Boats
Tho River Interests.
The river fell q little yesterday morn,
ing, but a little swell got it back up to IL
ieet last night. The reports from above
Fitlsbur2h-1O ieet 5 lnches and stand.
ing; weather clear and cold. '''>
brownsville, Pail feet inches and
rising: weather cloudy and cold. -,'
MorgantoTn, W, Vas feet and sta.
tlo,nary; weather, cloudy and cold. ny
Ing; weather fair and cool. -
The only packets at tho wharf yester.
were the H.K. Bedford Tor Pi.tsbnrah r
at s a. m, and the Courier for Parters.
burg at 80 a. N. n, -
To-day the Scotia will pass down from
Pittsburgh fer Cincinnati at Ia m. The
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, q o,yerc,o,,la,ts-D. Gundllng & CO.
D, GUNDLlNG 4 CO,

This weeks business is hummer. Our
New Store filled with well-pleased clothing
buyers, who appreciate high class clothing at
moderate prices. Every suit that went out
brings fresh additions to our long list Of custo-
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I, M 4, I, A,,or v,,l loave q, p;,,,bn,,b

Matt F. Allen will leave for Pittsburgh
nj 8 a. tu.-Thc Ban lur will leave for
FarkeBburg Mt 1880 y. m.-The Key.
stone State will pass up from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh at noon.
Yesterday steam was gotten up on tho
7. NJ. Balm and she was given d trial trip
down 10 the Belmont coal works, below
Bellaire. The boat acted very nicely.
and II 10 thought she will be- quite a
rapid runner when her machinery gets
In trim. She will DO taken 10 her trade
between Ravens Rock and Parkersburs
one day this week.
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Gle SntrlLieellter.
Orise Nos. 20 aud ~ arteentli slrvct.


Scotch Chevists-p. GutnLn-rour,h Page.
Grand Opera House. DlscI Thorn,
Oper, House-My Aunt Bridget.
CanvaS'ers wanted. ~
ConstAbtctk S4fo ~
wanHd-Bright Young Man. -n.
kirmesI-t For the Hem IL OF tho New Hospital
Notice 10 Water ConsHnen
Volumes No. 9 and ~ Encyclopedia pf!ttar
nlcA--StAnton d Davenport ID.
Special Esle u Uveic0ats-b. Gundlipg i Co..
Fourth Pak0.
Startling slght-AleIlncor & Co.
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Tive Wilson said at the Opera House
last night that there Was no tin made in
this country and could be none.
The lSTELLlGENCER yesterday received
from workmen at the A,.na mill--em.
ployes who formerly worked in England
"A sheet Of beautiful light tin nude
there OF Wheeling steel and American
block tin. I've Decent know-or, may.
BIZ he does. ~
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A. 0. U. W, CELs BEATION.
Welcome Lodge Celebrates lis Twenty
Second AnnIYertnry.

Welcome Lodge Celebrates It's Twenty
Second Anniversary.
Welcome Lodge \. 0. U. W. celebea,
ted the twenty.aecond anniversary OF
the order at It's hall in the McLaln block
last night. Nearly every member oS.he
lodge was present, besides delegations
from LaBelle, Benwood and Hermann
lodges. A splendid repast was served,
and tho following programme vas rem.
dered. Ns.
opcuAhs luz i.VuSc
Organ solo-A. 0. U. ". GrAndMareh-
... ." T. A. sheiratt
Observation-Disclosures opg"-
MeSsrs. Mct;lusky, Garrison, BoNgs anu snooI
Uriglnai ,Poeln .,....,.... see. Thomas Cameron
voChi soiO. ALT. Clemens
hetuinR N Uoplet
VIOLA aud Guitar pueit..... Isaac frHczc mud sou
AddEe,s ". @. MeCIHsky
Tri1-Flutc. Guitar aud Bauio- -
NcASrs. loggs and Freeze and son
Vocal solo.. Dr. &. |. Garrison
Lodge QInrtcttc~~"AWIlc .n
'oSai RcEo
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A REMARKABLE CASE FROM ILLINOIS,
| suffered for five years with mercurial
rheumatism, which yas the result OIL
potash and mercurial treatment by ply.
sieians for constitutional blood poison.
They not only failed 10 cure me, but
made me a physical wreck, and my life a
burden. then commenced taking
Swif,'s Specific Is. S. S. J, and after using
few bottles was entirely cured OF the
rheumatism, which the doctors brought
on by then remedies, and the blood poi.
son which they failed to cure. I cheer.
fully commend S. SIS. to any one sim.
i!arly afflicted. s a
JOIN II. LrLEs, Sorrento, III,
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TIE RUSH TO lllO MAIN STREET,

Kline Brothers Crowded NIL Week!
Hundreds Of people thrnrgei 10 Kline
Brothers to see iLtir CAllAren's Suits at
s. cents, worth s.. Mems good Busl.
ness Suits ut 81 50, worth s.. MeL's
Fine Chiuclliila Oyercoats ut SO SO.
Finest Kcrsey and Melton Oycrc0ats
worth $ll, reduced Ia IS 50.
Wc have employed additI0 aal help.
One hundred dollars II ward III any
case Thprc we fail to do aE ADVERTISER.
KLINE BROTHERS,
LAO Mhiu Street.
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The report OF a fire at Pasco Station
five miles west Of the river, reached
Wheeling yesterday. A barn belonging
to Mrs. Pssco was set on fire by the
breaking OF a lantern, and burned to the
ground with its contents OF grain, etc.
The only stock that was in the barn at
the time was a young horse and 1t was
gotten out. ala
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II ,you carno. see and need speetaeies
you SHOULD call on us and hare your Ey CD
tested without charge. We have The
Finest instruments and more experience
than any other Gp.lclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
rundea. JACOB ". CRUSH,
Jcwcter ind 0ptician,
Ger. 7Nreii1L and Market Streets.
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Wasting Time,

Has it ever occurred to you that the
time you waste in baking bread and wor.
rylng over the hotstoye could be used
to much better advantage II you would
use Marvin's superior breads? They
are always reliable,are always sweet and
wholesom, always fresh when you want
them, and just as cheap as any you can
bake yourself. Always ask your gro.
Ger for Maryin's bread. o :
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"1't,o fsiack Thorn. -

This great Irish musical comedy
drama will be produced at the Grand
the 6rst three nights OF next week by a
first class company OF artists. "Black
Thorn and the star are new to Wheel.
Ing theatre goers. Joseph J. Sullivan
as IN Irish comedian is very funny, his
conception Of Irish character being dill,
ferent from any seen here. Miss Lea
Peasley as Kitty FdrsR, is possessed of a
beautiful voice, face and figure. Miss
Hawley, Miss Barlow, Miss Even and
Miss Frankel deserve credit for tn @ neat
way they display their talent and cos.
tunes. lE
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The Clo!hier, llOO Main stree.


Do you like hot cakes for breakfast !?
II you do, you certainly ought to try a
sack Of Maryin's selt'raising -four. No
trouble, 40 expensive baking.powder,
no waste Of time, and the most delicious
cakes you ever ate. Try one sack and
be convinced, Your grocer keeps it. :
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North wheeling will Turnout.

The Washington District Republican
Club held meeting last night and de-.
cided to turnout tonight to. the Hub.
bard'Goir meeting. All Republican
voters in the district are cordially in.
vited to come out with the club. The
meeting Is called for 7 o'clock sharp at
the hall, 5ls Main street, preparatory to
going to the Opera House.
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Nothing is more palatable these COO
evenings than good, big dish Of oys
tiers, provided, OF course, You have gooc
crackers to 20 with them. People who
use Marvin's handmade or shell oyster
crackers are always happily supplied in
this respect. II you have never tried
them, do 80 and he convinced. You
grocer keeps them.
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nIartln's Ferry,

"H"7cU-H F1uIHoHF Ut VI 7. HUHeau GO: ).
Public exercises will 10 held in the High
School to day.
John Hughes, ESQ.,, has returned from visit
at New Concord. -
=, About twenty young Republicans will cas-.
their first vote next Tuesday. .=. n. =
\. VII! give q Euppsr Ii Comaie,cta! Hall This
evening and to mosrow evening. -
lsev, Nj: Wallace. nf Pellalre. will preach 10
the the United Presbyterian Chu:ch tonight,
preparatory 10 communion services. -
Mrs. Mary N. Mitchell. mother OF Postmaster
Mitchell, T. quite Ill at the residence OF her
uAuShtc., Mrs. ". IL. AatclIll, on Fourth street.
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Will 70 to West Point.

Ed Schultz, son Of s. R. Schultz. OF
this city, was recommended by the
Board ot'ExamineIs to the appointment
to the West Point cadetstip, as the re-.
suit of the competitive examination at
Clarksburg. A State University cadet
stood second. II
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"The speaker-The next case is At
kinson versus Pendleton. Let the plis.
oner Pendle:on} stand up. Sir, have
convicted you OF un!sYiully purloiniug
the seat that belongs to the contestant.
Your conduct OF late has been such that
I have deferred your decapitation until
this hour. like to sec a Democrat who
can apologize for bis conduct, 60 few OF
'em are able to do it. But your career
as statesman ends in fifteen minutes.
Scat" tGreat laughter
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A pleading Sense

OF health and strength renewed and o.
ease and comfort follows the use Of
syrup Of Figs, as facts in harmony with
nature to eiiectuelly cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in so.
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggisto
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The demand tor our 81 so School Suits
is ever increasing when we sell suits
actually worth s. 80 at that price, age 1
to Is, also Jersey Salts, age 3 to 7, at same
price. NJ. HEYMAS,
----L.--L $780,. ---.-- 1llQ Main 81 rnak 80
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 80. = For
West Virginia and OHIO, slightly cooler
weather; north.westerly winds; some
cloudines with showerg, and likely aur.
ries OF snow.
For Western Pennsylvania, stationary
temperature, cloudy, with lutries OF
snow southwestern winds.
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Marriage I.irenHN Io.,e,,

Clerk Hook yesterday Issued a mar.
riasc license to John alexander, aged
Pa OF West Alexander, Pa, and Edda
bowman, aged IS, Of Valley Grove, W.
Va. L-L..t - u
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MIR. PESDLErOS hus disappointed his
people and It is quite likely that his people
mny disnppoint him. fttstl Democrat, Ftb.
q, Col. R0bt. .McEhLolrnv, Editor.
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Dom ,t,c Difficulties.

Many Of the trials and troubles Of do.
nestle life arise from the headaches ',and
ruflled temper that nearly always follow
the worry of bread baking. House.
wives who use Maryin's Royal Loaf o,
Red Seal bread escape all this bother
and are always sure Of having their
tables supplied with the finest bread in
the land. Ask your grocer for Marvin's
bread. H @
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COMPLETE line OF Cent? furnishings
at NJ. HEYMAN's,
100 Main street.
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Our assortment Of Boys and Children's
Clothingis complete, and we have many
bargains in store for you. Call aud see
them before purchasing.
NJ. HEYMAS, HOO Main street.
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1.-THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
We will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. All vel.
come. EDw. L. ROSE & Co.
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Have you seen tho SO aud slo 0tr.
coats we are selling at IS so? II not, it
isyour own loss, and you had batter call
soon before they are nil gone.
NJ. HEYMAS, HOO Main street,
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But whatever We advertise, and numer,
Gus other bargains can he found upon
our counters, our motto Is Good Good!
at prices within tho reach Of all.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY promptly filled at Lally's, 2lOC
Main st. Kimmel Whisky a specially
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N 4 = q HeHvy stEaln ~ . N
Upon our Mems Suits and Orercoats this
week, but others have arrived in their
places and will go at our surprising lop
pftcfs. NJ. HEYMAN,
~ HOO Main street.
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UNDERWEAR for the Mnsses, at lower
prices than elsewhere, at e3..1 !
N. HEYMAN's, 100 Main street.
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Inconsistent" for his opponent was .
very eccentric man.
Why do say he Is eccentric? Be-
canss in tho Wetzsl Democrat OF last
February read this:
rESDLrToN's PECULIAR COURSE.
Representative John Q. Pen1lctop, Of
Wheeling, ". Va, who Is soon to be
turned out Of Congress because bis seat
Is contested by Republican, made
speech to-day III which he denounced as
false Il recent statement In q Pittsburgh
paper to the effect that his conduct had
been particularly lufid during the re-
cent demonstrations In the House over
Reeds rulings. This was ouch an owl.
dent plea for mercy that a Republican
Congressman was constrained to remark:
apologies arc now In order" Mr., Pen.
dlelon was vociierously applauded by
tue Republican members. II Is said
that Mr.. Pendleton, after one Of the
stormiest scenes Ia the House, when
The Democrats were protesting against
the Speakers unrighteous course, called
on Mr.. Reed and congratulated him on
his ii'mness In the course he was taking.
II admire you for your conduct" Mr..
pendleton is charged to have said, land
think every other Democrat here does"
The report OF this incident aroused
much indignation among his Demo.
cratic colleagues aud It Is safe to say the
msjori!y will not weep when Mr.. Pen.
dleton ilits. Hc claims that the com.
mon rumor does him an Injustice. In.
troduced TO Mr.. Reed NJ q reception one
evening In company with Mss Blount,
daughter OF Congressman Blount, Of
Georgiu, he says he informed Mr.. Reed
that, while he disagreed with him in bis
rulings, he admired him for his "be.
havior" under the Ere OF the Democrats.
Whether Mr.. Pendleton Is misrepre'
sented or hot, the fact remains that the
incident has caused much comment
among Democrats who dislike to see
anything approaching a desire to curry
favor with the speaker. The Atkinson
pendleton contested election case will
probably not be reported for couple 0!
weeks.-Pih.Lurgh Post.
Now says the i|t.:el Democrat: III the
above had appeared In a Republican
newspaper we should have regarded it as
campaign lie. But coming from &
! s,aunch Democratic newspaper like the
Pesi, Il Is entitled to our respectful con
sidera,icn. Mr. Pendleton, II the above
be true, Is making himself ridiculous
1t all eyents, his speech above referred
to was ill.tuaed, in bad taste and per
haps liaposes ofhis changes for re-nomi
nation.
".Since tho above was written the
Register, by authority Of Mr.. Pendleton
denies the above charges. We arc will
ing 10 believe that matters have beer
miayep!esented. But,a Democrats course
must be q tribe eccen' rio when he mu
be defended against ,h6 ne Ispapess ofhil
own party" slt,..
! While Pendleton was fuishiug hi!
gecout. speech, Chairman McEldownc,
called out, ;vHcnr times up }st
Yes, ea;d Mr.. Hubbard, his times up
Not only here, bst in public liza
Cheers I will take this, probably my
last opportunity, to bid him q tender
and a1ectionate farewell. Aud l will dc
1t in the language Of tho l'tt:d Democra
Of la1t February. [Laughter.l Thai
paper then ssidi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-31

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