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KANAWHA Z OHIO RAILWAY

N - =" q, g O11IU 'RAILWAY.
- =. IRoBT; W. KELLEY, Rccciverl
FeSIssT e. ssoIa aine Schedule IN eject
uceN Trains leave Wheeling Io:n " a. M n. No.
m. Leave Charleston 6:l5 a. m, arrive VIZ %hee1.
1aS D. p m ., va e Leave Chasesten
umbus and Panhandle, daily eScent VA smnS Got
central standard Time" Sundays only ~; = !,
leave ChaT!estoa S0oa. H., arrive R6enf .,sns
p. m. via o. R. h r. 'sa''' 'eenhH ~
'hpi1 7f'z ~ GEO. ]. rRHr nm = 4.
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" Central Standard limo,
Izgnnsy!vdniaUnRs


w. FToW bridgeport Station,
Trains via the Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail,
road leave Bridgeport for pittsburgh; ChicSxo
and cf Eel chts 80 a. I'M For ri.tsbueh jo
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2:a D. m. - F a.
StcDbeuyillc, 1893 4. m. $40 f"l
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1883 n. M. mo,
m nj fe 2s p M n, u.s.; F. and 752 p. nj
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, 1I:l2 D. M r0o'' OLA
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh. scnc,,,,,, , =.
Louis Rallway-Pan.Iandl Route-lnau o,vLa o.
Ing for steubenviiic, Pittsburgh and ,be wi
GM q. m l2:+5 Z. m 800 p. M. and SIN nas.'
For or; Cosumhus Cincinnati ana 81.
an oa cb G a. ~ ana gag p: m For Columbus
Ing at b:bo 9. NJ. 1000 a. M, 2:Ij D. and s:!a
p. N: Trains leaving at $50 a, nj, and alvin"
y s:D ?. m. run solid between Wheeling AMI
Pittsburgh. II trains daily except Sunday. "Ao
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! CouJ-Slow at so 00l3O 90,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money md Stock

Tho Features of tho Money md Stock
l''sr Markets. i.Es HN
NEW York, April s.-Money on lrasy at IA
" per cent last loan per cent. closed Offered
nti per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a71S pei
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but firm at SIS,
al SIX. Sales Of stocks were S3,2i7 shares.
The stock market today was intensely dull 1T
the regular list, aud there was some animation
In tho unlisted department, with n few wide
changes IN tho speclal.!es 10 save the dealing.
from utter stngnntiou. Not one OF the usually
netive stocks ilucluatcd oyer range OF mort
than n per cent. while Union Pacific, Atchisop
Lackawnnna, Chicago Gas and 81. Paul wcr,
more active than the rest Of tho list, but there
was no Interest III eilhor OF them. The grea
feature OF the day was the unusual activity ant
strength In Manhattan. which not only had tht
advantage Of large earnings Of late, but also re
ports OF the advantageous settlement Ut II large
number Of daulMgc suits against the company
Among the low;'priccd shares Wheeling & Lax,
Erie was prominent. The closing was intensel,
dull and .tcady at about first prices. Sugar roSi
III per cent and Manhattan | u pcr cent, :
Railroad bonds weak: sales Sill, 900. .,
Government and State bonds dull, and firm.
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DOL,

rlIlAApaLfH1A. PA, !plil s.-wool, prices
s@ady Wv, WIN iair inquiry: Ohio. Pennsylvania
m me-, Mcst virSinia NN Gnd above 32a3ic: X sOa
~, menIhm :!oalse; coarse 31aaje: New York.
Miehisan. Indiana and western ilne or K and
M 2sa3oc: medium 86a37c: coarse 33a3sc: fine
washed deiat1e y and Xxx :sia37c: medium
washed Washed combing aud delairc S9ailc: coa,se do
washed. choice 39a40c: fair 37nosc: coarse 3lassc:
medium unwashed combiug and lclaine a7n3oc
S Ss. DO 2da27c; Montana l6aajc; Territorial!
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PnlLADEIpHIA, April s.-Flour easy. Wheat
ilrm; No. red April sGas6,4c; My Ssas6%c;
Juno S5tyas6t3c: July sils5c. Corn easief; No,
mixed on truck oac; No. ,emlred April S7a37I ;c;
June N 4n3ihc; July ,SsAa3slic. Oats fairly nc.
No. . white April SlSsals4c; May 3gI1a:l0s,sc;
June 3ilt &c: July Dl}& a1ie. Halter duh and weak:
Pennsylvania creamery extra 2oa2lc: do prints
extra S6aDs Esya dull and weaker; Pcnnsyl.
J TOLEDO, @, April s.-Whcat active and easier;
cash aud May sI'tte; JHly Sic; Aagtss S9issc.
Corn dull and firm cash 83c; May size OATS
steady and firm; cash 294c, Clsvcrseed dull;
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: Dr.. Pierce's pellets--cleanso and reg.
nlate the stomach, bowels and system
generally. One n dose; purely vege.
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noHDs AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlp


y. S.is rcg.-nn."..l22 Ohio & Mississippi. ~
y. 9. ~ coupons".-l3 do prcfcrred,,,... 81
U. 8. KS fcg..-,...-iGs1. IOtegott imprvem't IS
U. ). AVS cOupon..l0aN Oregon Snv,.,,,,,,, QAA
Pacific Is Of 'I,.....ll6 Oregon Trnus,....... liz
AdAms Exprcss....150 tPacfnr Mai, M
Anet,can tSptess-lIi |ilttsaNrgh. $50. ....l5lh
Canada raciilc.".. ~ Pullman paln.e......ls9
Canada Southern. S Read 40k
Central racihc... aln Rock lsnntl aiE
Chesapeake & Ohio 2115i5t.L, & San Frs,i. fEi
do first preferred. 59HSt, Paul m. ~ &c
do second prefd.. 8S1a do prciorrci. ,iSs5
Chi. Bur. & Quincy. 1C6kfss, Raul X Omaha. ~
Del. & Hudson, ,.,.i.lhl do preferred n
DEL, l!ac.W MGsl..ls5IITenn. Coal ( Iron. 10y
Denver & II. G....... Is Texas Pacific. 1Vt
Esle Union PGciao... G1
EeEt Wayne Ill III, s. ExpyCss .....,... II
Illinois CentrN(.r..ll8 IT,, 81 liz P,,,,., IL,
knnaas 4 TI1aS...... SKI do nrcierrei. ID
Lake ShhfG..... . Io1Ss tWeIfs.Fnrco IN
| i,oNlsyl!leT Sash.- ~ Western Union..,. s.
| Memphlk y ems" q Am. Cotton Oil... 261
Mienlsaih central. y 4IColorado Coal..... Sts
SM! !i'. faGiilc..- IA Iron silvcrrn,M".iD
ScwJcrscy Ccntral.llg!L 10 i;rcierreI' NJ
Norfolk & W.C;pid GDJsSutro. ...............
Sa ~ factttc.-. n tttichmd & ". PIT. 2ts
ny p!.,.t.Su. SO" .3ts AlcnlSon... ",,,,,.... 81
do s5Surar,. ,..,.....:..,: Cii
New lork Cen ,la!-l 01s2l 81 Il. 100 i
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Educational.
Nj. De CHAN'TAL,
NEAG WHEELING, ". VA

FF8.tls W III3CLI4tSti m ~ 10
Sisters OF the V!sitation.) A.E.5
school OF moro than national reputation,
oaetS exceptional advantages for thorough cdu.
cation o;young ladies III NIL departments. Ii,
h'asy Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo.
sovhiCal, chemical mud astronomical apparatus.
Musical department specially noted. Corps Of
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 10 the method Of the old Italian mas
tets. ..-rr.-. E.f. -.,sI f. Isa.Tf- a. a-.
Location unsurpassed for beauty aud health.
1en acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues, mud references 10 patrons In
THE DIRE(.TRES9,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIS1E
~ y Table taking effect November q, 1859.
passenger Trains win run as iollows-CentIal
time: ~ trains daily except those marked
thus I which do not run on Sunday: a71.
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Medical

1ENNREWARD-WE WILL
lDGVO pay the above reward for any
case Of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Head
We canno. cure, w!,n Vests Vegetable Liver
Pills, when tho directions nre strictly complied
with. They arc purely Vegetable and never fail
10 give satisfaction. Sugar coatcd. Large
boxes, containing 80 Pills, . cents. beware Of
counterfeits and limitations. The genuine man.
utactuyel only by John c. West & Co. Sold by
| NOLAN HR0THERS, cor. Market and Twelfth
| strseta.H hesIiny. ". Va ~ - xels-NwvAw
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B., z. i 9. RAlLRoAD-CentrslT Time.
Beiiaite 4 Zanesvitie Through Passenger leaves
. n. 81 - ~. $3.50 1890
noodthcld Passenger leaves Bellaire At l:lo
M, arrives a. Bcllaire at $40 a. NJ. rs,s -
snmEcrneld Accommodation leaves Bellalre
At l?:20 y. M, arrives Rt II 90 4. m.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
For Boys and Girls,

For Boys and Girls. 7IIlI 4
between AMI 10 years 0! age. opened SEP.
TEMnER, 1850. nj 1877 MAIN STRICT. In.
nfRet!oa thorough aud progressive. individual
mi cia>s instruction suited 10 tho aSc ind ca.
parity o; the pupil.
ESiNEitl attention given 10 correct articrla.
unn OnlI defects Of speech. French conversation
and CRlNbcnirs wltbnnt extra charge. piano
instruction Of the pupils. vis.tors admitted to
sAe daily @>sldrs II the school. Next lunflnI
bts'us APRIL !, 1880 q Is
MISS NJ. Il. NART. PRINCIPAL,
APP Laio of WnbhfurtnII. y. c..
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Address Ras!atsred Letters con-.
talnlng Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK,
Hrfn =
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| BALTIMORE, April S.-whcat, western Arm;
No. 2winter red spot and April SilkaSi11o; Mny
| slllsS5Hc: jnly VIZ. Torn, western nm; miIad
spot aud April 37bas7Hc;, May 813sal1Ac; June
sS.sa'S9sc: July 5ssa2s;se: August 39lsc. Oats
@rnt western White san3i 'Sc; do mixed 27aejc.
choice timothy Sl2 tUal3 6O. Ness pork steady:
old $40 75 new Sill IS. I.utter active and lower;
western l3ll5c; creamery Dazzle. Eggs Gulet nj
lSc. Coffee dill; Rio 2OI.a21lc. 80 80
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Washington, D. @.
Ryon'iuery letter, conttfhtng Money Order
. !,.Ge'i by ali Express Companies, New York Ex.
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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N. 95alesse, .pot RIo ouLp. N 2oXc smear weak,

ls95al6, SSo; spot Rio quie. ut 2O]ssc Sugar weak
OF lti0i5}sc; conicotioncrsk SIC; powder
Cd &c, Taiiow steady. fIoSln steady; strajne,
common qa e 10 good 81 ?,al 20. Turpentiue firm
p M h ~ uuI' and weaker; western ilhaliHr
rolk Haiet and fim; old mess Sii 0oali Is; al
new W Inal2.,; Gxtta primo % blalO 90. Gu
Mcatsklipng. Land quiet and steady: western
steatn 6:boe; April and May 6.iOc; juno 6.Slc
Ivy ~! eSSe; Auga.t 6e7e; September G7Se; oeto
creamery loalvc Cheese strong aud active; west.
ern lO>ialUAc. "' 's''' ' '''
tliiaAdo. April S-A good business was Trans.
acted N wheat to-day. aud the feeling was IN.
sHssied aud somewhat ieyerish. Fluctuations at
! y Wera lapid and frequent. aud tho failure
Oh prominent II. Louis trader helped 10 un.
setlie affairs somewhat. There waa hot much
news oil any kiud from the outside. and The
market WIS governed by speculative Influences
voin was Traded In 10 lair extent. 0ats market
was Inactive anu steadlcr. "A fair active business
unsettled; Flour firm, with MI advance Of loo
asked by dealers In some branches. Wheat. cash
go. ssptiiig sOaSO5ie: No. 8Hprins nominal: No.
req tagne; April 7g'+as:35|c. closing NJ sohc;
closing 4 81 q. Corn c.aG No. :. @ ,s:Sjtc::
a ApFll %AG: May oa3lc. cosing at sic; July ia
2sse; My 2lc; JInc closing at 2tic;
fFy So ess9' .n f. ms , Mys No .. ~
Mess pork, cash $40 6CaiOG2x: May DO O5alO rs,
closing NJ SO Is; Juno $40 75alO Sl,S, closing al
40 i5i July $40 s1ial0 0j closing at siO S. Lard,
cash G,l2AaG,l6c: May G.l5c: juno G.2a11Sac; July
e3,6.Dc. closing, a, G.30c, bacon. sfoi. .Ibs
l11aa59c; shoulders 5ai Coc hhozt clear 3. bOa
aGoc: Whisky 81 o. butter weak: fancy Elnin
.SVas0tsc; finest westcrn tsattr; fine t7at7tSc;
llhest dla,ries lsaeoc; fine lial7c. g. 4
CINCINNATI, o., April s-Floar qu!et. Whea,
scarce; No. . rcd siaS2c; receipts 1900 bushels
shipments LOO bushels. Corn frm; No, .
mixed S5c. Oats nominal: No. mixed 2GiSc,
Rye quiet: No. ., b0c. Pork firm ut sill CO. lad
easy ut 6.0?c. Hulk meals and bacon firm md
unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 o.. Butter
lower; fancy creamery 2SG fancy dairy llal5c
SnrAr dull and weaker; hard refined tl4a7i<c:
steady. T ~ .'''I'7 !. Nal, - -
y BALTIMORE ', April s.-whcat, western firm
aSlsSj1c: July We. Torn, western INN; Iaixad
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He Invndes Peoples Homes and Pcrsuadcs
Them to lIuy What They Do Not Want.
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PLANTATION o. Rsrx a MAnHs. .Dsiiy. tsnn.
day excepted, monday excepted. saturday
excepted. fsundhy only. Saturday oniys-
Eastern Standard time. ~ al EIAEH1
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The Saloon in Iowa,

The view OF prohibition in Iowa rs
given by auti.saloon Republicans is very
interesting. They sec that in the cities
and towns OF the State the law ia openly
violated; and they see that prohibition
is playing bob with the Republican
party in the State.
There effort now is 30 to modify the
law rs to make it possible to deal vigor-
ously with the saloon; also to begin nj
once to repair the damage to the Rcpub-
lican party. 1t is proposed to lot the
law alone MS it applies 10 communities
which have been able to enforce it, and
this refers to tho rural portion OF the
State. The programme seems to con-
template local option, which is fair be.
causeit takes into account local ;sen.i-
ment.
We have local option in West Nirgi.
MIA, and some OF our people have desir-
cd to replace it with the Iowa plan,
which thousands OF good people in that
State Would like to be rid of. "Man
never is, but always 10 be, blcst." We
don't always know when We are we'll of.
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Mr.. PENDLErON As 4 rAGN.


Tho Junior fiuusc OF Representatives. lie.
quests Speaker Reed to Appoint Him.
PiitburCh Dipl'ch.
The boys who net as pages In tho
House have formed what they call the
blouse Of Representatives, Jr." 1t was
duly organized by tho election OF q
Speaker aud other officers the other
day. rcccn. session Of this body Il
bill was introduced which is pretty
hard hit Mt Representative pendleton
who Is expected to be compelled next
"Wednesday to give M his seut to MIR
Atkinson, Of West Virginia. Mr.. Pen
dleton 10 personally quite small and thin
with 4 boyish face, and is not taller
thau several Of the pages who now wait
upon him. The bill which was intro
duced in the blouse OF Representatives
Jr." provides that when Mr.. pendlctoi
il retired IS y member Of tho House
Speaker Reed shall appoint him to {
position ~ n page.
Thogc of the members who have liearc
OF this have been enjoying the joke a
Mr.. pcndlotons CxpenCc hugely, ant
are making that gentteman's life bur
den 10 him by continual reference tc
his future position as page in I'll,
House.
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Cost uf Forgery Politics.

The effort to ruin parne!l and the Irish
party through the London Times is said
to haye cost that newspaper more than
100000. This is 4 big price to pay for a
monumental failure, and it must be q
heavy strain on the newspaper, no matter
il it be rich MS newspapers 20.
There is 4 suspicion that the Times has
not had TO shoulder the whole burden,
the Government having found n way to
make the people help. BE this as it
may, it will be long time before any
set OF politicians will be able to induce
another newspaper Of character and for
tune to seek to influence public affairs
with broalsidc OF forgery.
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Don't plny Ostrich.

The Philadelphia In4aircr cxhohs
the people Of that great city not to fool
themselves by thinking tint the best
way TO deal with nuisances and abuses
Is to say nothing about them. Its way
'of putting Il very common ease OF dis.
ordered public mind 10 so good that Is.
TELLiuESCEE readers shall have tho ben.
eft OF some OF It.:
The uSuRl will q the old fOges IS TINT the
NACr VAS good enough for their EtntlliNthers
aud Is good enough now. when driven from
this position the c&rusG Is that whllr the water
mHut nu better nothing ought 10 be said about
! II Tor iCtr that II viii keep people away. This
principle ms governed Philadelphia altogether
TOO lONT, these days OF pTugtc>i II Is impo5si'
bic 10 hide such matters. our HNter Is bad. Our
| rHvcmrntS HTC bad. Our gus Is hAl. We nTr
without rapid transit AMI dependent on slow.
going street cars. These hCtS ARE known ltt nntl
Wide, mud We only fool ourselves whcn We At
| tempt 10 hide them.
Tint is not the thing fora wide awake city to
Ito. Instead OF covering uiir defects let us blot
| them ont Let IA make Philadelphia 80 nttrAC'
| tive that people Will llkciu come here.
1t is pleasing to know that Wheeling
is not the only ostrich farm in the coun-
try, although it must be confessed that
this does not mend matters. There are
times when it is well enough to "say
nothing and saw wood" but this is Il
bad policy when the public welfare is at
stake. "Up guards, and at EN-" is a
better motto.
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lnslnccrc Iscformcrs.

Democrats in and out OF the Legisla-
ture who arc denouncing Republicans
for obs.ruc.ing the passage Of ex.Gev-
crnor Wilson's ballot bill arc not sin.
cere. II every man in the Legislature
were n Democrat that bill would not be
passed. p..-o.
Because the people are supposed to be
in favor OF ballot reform, and because
the Democratic politicians Mt Charleston
know the bill has no chance to pass,
they are making pretensc OF desiring
to put it through. The fact is that the
people Of the State have not expressed
themselves on tho question, for they
have had little opportunity to be inform
ed and to reach a conclusion.
Recent experience has shown that
there is no great trouble with our cleo
ton laws. The latest general election
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The Government OF Switzerland, hay.
ing conceived the idea Of labor confer.
cncC under official sanction, has laid out
for discussion an important series Of
questions, OF which the following are
tho most notable:
First In what deE,cc, fatal, should the State
restrict Sunday work?
Second, Whit Is the minimum 20 below which
the employment OF Childien IN factories should
be prOhiOitedH
Thirh, What sli8UM be fixed RS r maximum
Days work tor wUrkmcu or women under foil
uEG'
Fourth, Should the hours Of compulsory ut
tendance at school which ave now required b.!
law be counted rs part VI days WORK for juye
nile workers.
Fifth, Should the maximum length ola days
wnik for juvrnilc'S vary according 10 The ayes
and duriuS want houis should the working tiG,
be liked?
sixth, What restrictions arc necessary / ! the
employment OF women md children III Ill
healthy Nud dangerous occupations!
Seventh, Should the State pcrnit the cmplOy
Mcnt OF women mad chiiGIt In occupations
Carried on ut night time!
FINALLY. tac lprUErainInc submits 10 the con
terence The Proposition for periodical labor con
tcIcaCcs. which will become m cSthblishtt
institution II this conference approves the idea
These questions 10 not, Of course
cover the whole area OF the labor prob
lem OF the day, but they touch impor'
tnnt phases oft and give to the proposed
conference decidedly practical cast. Ii
is encouraging to know that govern
ments are beginning to take increasing
interest in these matters.
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as mercury will surely destroy the sensc
OF smell and completely dgrange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on presCrip.
lions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them
tlali'B Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +
j. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, O., contains nc
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blond and mucou.
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gcnu
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made i,
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney s; Co.
BES"SolL by Druggists, price 75c pei
bottle. DAw
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In this world OF folly it is dangerous 10
be wise man, Since 1t is The sage that
generally tiavOrs the soup.


Read the following: Mr.. G. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with abscess OF lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me al incnrablc
.conSumptiyc. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlcwart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
'liad it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption ! would
have died OF lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Of
health" Try it. Sample bottles free at
Logan Drug Coz drug store. 5
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New York, having settled her family
row over the Worlds Fair, permits her
self to think that the res. OF mankind
will rush to her support i'll recognition
Of her public spirit. The adjustment OF
the row at home is the strongest arsu-
ment now being put forth by the metrop-
oils. Chicago had no family riot to
queli. From the first her people have
pulled together. Chicago would make
the EAir hum.
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A PHILADELPHIA broker, who con.
Quoted the stock operations OF 4 married
woman, one Mrs. Edwin Lippincott, is
pleasantly reminded that under drci'
sons OF the courts he is liable for the
Who'll. 100000 played away by his
client. Mrs. LipDincott raised the money
By forging the names OF her husband
and ioster sister.
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II, as the New York Times processes
to think, the Republican party is to have
little show in the next Presidential cam
paigu, it should not worry that news.
paperto see Speaker Reed casting Sleeps.
eyes on the nomination. \ good way
to dispose Of an Offensive man who can't
be elected is to let him be nominated.
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A TERRIBLE scandal has broken out in
the region Of the Ohio Legislature. II
has been discovered that several men,
bers Of that body have lent their railroad
passes 10 friends. When the railroad
companies learned this they must have
mourned over the deecneracy OF the
times. In simple Colonial days no leg
islator ever lent his railroad pass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

TIE Bourbon dragon scizes the first
opportunity 10 show his teeth ut the
Worlds Fair. Since it is 10 be on
Northern soil, il anywhere, he wants to
knock it into Il cooked hat. He particu-
larly does not desire tho show held in
Chicago, which occasionally lays over
his back the raw-hidc Of truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

WIEN L. Willis Wilson WIS serving
part OF General COTS term as Goyerno,
he thought he had a burning desire tc
get back to the practice of the law
Since he stepped out to allow judge
Fleming to serve out General Goll'i
term he has continued his work as !
lobbyist in the Legislature. Mr.. vii
son is a spectacle and candidate iol
CONGRESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

TIE worldwide reputation OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the natural result OF its
surprising value as a blood medicine.
Nothing, in the whole pharmacop@ia.
effects more astonishing results, in SCI OF
ula, rheumatism, general debility, and
all forms OF blood disease, than this
remedy. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

under those laws has been shown 10
have been as fair as any held anywhere.
The trouble came after the election,
when desperate politicians undertook TO
silence tho voice Of the people and, in
the ease Of the Governor, succeeded.
Neither individual Republicans nor
the Republican organization have any
thing TO fear from the dcnunca,ion now
being hurled abou! promisCuously 1T
Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

PRESIDENT HARRISON talked well in
dediCating the Carnegie Free Library,
and he did not have to borrow n few
pages Of anybody'B encyclopedia, either.
Your Uncle Benjamin's public addresses
always do him credit.