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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-18
WRITTEN IN FUN.

The clergyman called on Mrs. velox.
"If your husband" he said, would
only believe it, It really paysto be re-
ligious. "Weli," replied Mrs. yelox,
II YOU could give him proof of that,
you couldn't keep him out OF church
with a cannon."-Drak@s 4agasine
First Student-"How did you get on
in your examination? Second Student
-dBadly! And to add insultto injury,
one Of the professors was hard OF hear
ing, so that. had to repeat in avery
loud tone everything did not know"
-Fliegend Blaetter.
Mrs. snooper-"Men make me tired. "
Mrs. swayback-"what's the matter
now% Mrs snooper-"My husband
saw Mrs. Keedick yesterday and / asked
him what abe had on and he replied,
'0h, clothes, '"-Judge.
Ella-"Do you believe in signs, Algy,
dear2' Algy-''To tell the truth, dar-
ling, always was little superstitiops."
Ella-"Well, there Is sign over there
that says Ice Cream - Harvard Lam
poon. ~
"Your gardener is hustler" said
Binks' visitor. HE doesn't let any
grass grow under his feet" "No, hang
himl" SAID Binks. "Thats what the
matter with my lawn."-Harpeps Boar.
as this healthy portion Of the
state2" as a traveller in Arkansas.
"Well, should say it Is. There has
been nobody hung about here in three
month";. "-Teras SiflfnQs.
He-"Darling, if / give you such an
expensive engagement ring we can get
married SO soon" she-''Never mind,
dear For your sake I can wait. -
Harpsrs Bdsar.
"see here, waiter, this pie hasn't any
apples in il" Waiter-'1 know i, sab,
it am made Of ewapowated appleS. -
Hnrpnri Lnmpoon.
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FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends Cuticura Be
n c0useit Has Never Failed TO
Give Good Results.
Cured in 8 Months, Salt Rheum Of 20
Years Standing Where All
Other Remedies Failed

TIcuSA RENEpiEs 70 all VINO are troubled with
the various forms OF skin diseases and blood
poison. have prescribed your CurlcuRA on
several OCCASIONS and Il has never failed 70
give good results ! remember OF one special
case had whore all other remedies failed until
] TILED your CUTtcgRA REXEDIES After udng
CUTIcuRA, CuTICuRA SOAR, aud CuTtcURA RE.
SOLVENT, the patient was sound and we'll She
was troubled with salt rheum, aud had been q
sufferer for over twenty yearA After beginning
the use Of CuFIcuRA REMEDIES, Bho was cured
sound and well in three months.
DR. II. K. JENREN9,
23s Houston 81, Atlanta, Ga
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All Togetherl

The Irth World desired the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Blaine, in whom it recog'
nized the best man for the honor.
But it isn't sulking, Its view of the
duty of the hour is wise and loyal:
The position Mr.. Blaine has taken cannot fail
TO counternct the first feeling Of appointment
that was felt by thousands who f0ndly hoDed
that he would again be the nominee OF tho party:
The duty before US Is TO act on his advice and
bend ourselves tothe work Of saving our country
from the evil Consequences OF free trade
victory At the polls next November.
So it is going all along the line. The
Democracy need not bank on Republ.
lean divisions. There won't be any.
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THE resolution, energy and persIslsuce
which marked tho proceedings Of the con.
vention at Minneapolis will, IL turned
against the common foe, via tho election
In November.
All minor differences should DO merged
in the duty Of every Republican to do all
in his power to elect the ticket this day
dominated by tho national Republican con-
yention. JAMES q. BLAINE.
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III. Diffe'1renc
The "Royal" the Strongest and
Purest Baking Powder.

Whether any other baking powder is equal to
"Royal" let the official reports decide. When
the different powders were purchased on the open
market and examined by Prof Chandler, of the
New-York Board of Health theresult showed that
Royal Baking Powder contained twenty-seven
per cent greater strength than any other brand. I
When compared in money value, this difference
would be as follows:
If one pound Of Royal Baking Powder sells
for 50 cents,
One pound of no other powder is worth over
SO cents.
If another baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer in place ofthe Royal see that you
are charged the cofrespondingly lower price.
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Special DiipdteA o tle InttLls0eNce1.
pqItu2TlsaFos, w. VA, June z.-An
Ohio River railroad passenger train
crashed into an ice wagon at the rail-
road crossing at Guy and Otto this
morning and seriously injured Elijah
Adjins and James Wilkes, the latter
6perhaps fatally.
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WILMINGTON HdE
His cup contains no trace OF Joy,
He's welded TO the blues;
He only seeks 10 find theboy
Who blacked his yellow sh0eA

No OTHER sarsaparilla' has the merit
by which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won
such firm hold upon the confidence Of
the people.
No OTHER combines the economy and
strength which make 400 Doses One
Dollar" true only OF Hoods Sarsaparilla.
No OTHER possesses the Combination,
Proportion and Process which make
Hoods sarsaparilla peculiar to itself.
Hoon,s PMS cnra Sick Headache. 8
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over. The politicians who think they
can make a cat's-paw Of it will in time
realize their mistake. --.--
Mr.. Reid viii be elected along with
President Harrison, and the wage-earn-
ers Of the country will be q potent fac
tor in electins both.
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1t is cenjectured that q specific may
yet be found for every i'll that flesh is
heir to. However this may be, certain
~ the beat specific yet found for diseases
ofthe blood is Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
most diseases originate from impure
blood. p4w
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aIHorrlhle penth.


Special DIp6sek 70 tie intelligence.
WESTON, W. Va, June VA colored
laborer named Charles McClung fell off
and under a work train on the Gauley
extension Of the West Virginia & Pitts
burgh railroad. His right arm and leg
were torn from his body, causing death
in few hours.
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ITisa noticeable fact that, with the
single exception of the Presidents own
state, West Virginia was the only state
represented in the cabinet that gave its
solid vote to Harrison. If Mr.. Elkins
did mot feel proud Of this ewould be
less than human.
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,Iy BY eating appleg a. every meal. Tho

ply by eating apples at every meal The
acid gas does it i,
A Dakota clergyman advertise that he
will answer religious doubts and diff
culties by private letter when 81 is in
closed for reply.
John. Howard Payne, author Of
Home, Sweet Home" was born 400
years ago last Thursday - 10
Fewer snicides occur in Ireland than
in any other country in Europe.
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Cuticura Resolvent.

Tho new Blood purifier, internally TO cleanse
the blood Of all Impurities and poisonous ele.
Inents aud thus remove the eausei, aud CvFEcuRA,
the great akin cure, and CUTICURA soar, AL ex-
duIElte skin beautiher, externally ito clear the
akin and scalp, and restore the hairl. cure every
disease and humor OF the akin and blood, from
plmplas to BcFofulA.
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It is part OF the Democratic plan to
challenge tho vote OF every Republic
can who has not boon assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
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Special Dispdteh TO ne 4nte0t0ence'
WESTON, WA, June 17.-Fire broke
out in small dwelling-house owned by
Charles Fisher'i in East Weston, totally
destroying the house and all contents.
Loss, about four hundred dollars.
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BeIlmeIor's DyeluE Establlshment.

HeNmoIOrH UyeIHB EssthUINuMuHL
John Heilmeier, proprietor Of the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
14S1 Market street, respectfully an
nounces that he is prepared odo clean-
ing, dyeing aud repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look 40 good as new on short no.
tice. Give him call.
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If somebody will be good enough to
tell Nj. Cleveland what is going to
happen in the next few days he will be
glad to return the favor with one of
those touching letters which he keeps
constantly in stock to suit the wants Of
ailcomers.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Oh

RexG1s GATHER ct al.
BY virtue OF decree entered in the above CO.
titled cause on the 18th day OF May, 1892, thoun'
derslgned special commissioner of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, will sell at public A1c.
county, Oh the I'd day Of July, 1892. the real q.
tate mentioned and described in the bill and
proceedings in the above entitled cause, t0'wit;
The west halt Of certain lot Of ground stu
ated in that part OF the City of Wheeling, OHIO
county. West Virginia, called East Wheeling, and
described on tho plat of said part OF said city y
Lot No. l63, situated on tho north side Of Seven
tenth street In said city and being the properly
OF which John Noble. lAteo OF said Ohio county,
died seized and possessed. Said sale will COM
mence tito O'Clock a. m. Of said day, and WILDE
male upon the following terms and conditions
to-wit: One.thIrd Of the purchase money, andM
much more a. the purchaser may elect cash on
the day Of sale and the residue thereof In two
equal annual ips,RlERents IN one and two yean
respectively from the date Of sale, with Interest
from said date.
SAID commissioner taking from the purchaser
Of said property, the promisSory notes OF SAID
purchaser. with good security and with Interest
title Of said real estate TO be retained BY SAID
special commissioner until said purchase money
Is fully paid. ]. B. soMMERNILLE,
Special Com missioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY, TOWN.:
l, John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF the Circuit Couft
OF said county, do certify that the above named
special commissioned has given bond as required
Given under my hand, this 50 day OF June, lssa
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
J. G. HERVRY, AuettonGer. Ntt
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The commedcements, take up good
deal Of space. but the ystngp sople are
welcome to it. The INTELLrcEScER
hopes that whenever they appear in
print hereafter it may be as creditably.
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Aeera.vatine Eczema.

Ny Wife had eczema on her hand forabout ave
yeafa, tried o great many so'called remedies, but
they all utterly failed. at last induced her 70
TN your CUTICuRA REMEDIES, and AN pleased 70
say they acted like charm. aud although Il was
year ago, II has not troubled her since. Will
strongly Eesomnead your CvTIcuRA RE&EDEEs
~ ~ $50 A. sTocKBRIDGE.
BaYinA. Cas- County. TexAg,
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TUESDAY, JUNE n, 1892,


alto o'clock a. M, oder at public sale on the
premises, II Buffalo district, Brooke county,
West Virginia, the homo farm OF the said Ohio
This farm contains one hundred and seventy.
-one (l7D acses, MI underlaid with coal Of hebet
quality! The land Is excellent in quality. and
IN the highest state OF cultivation, and nearly
the entire tract Is grable. II Is within one mile
Of tho Wheeling, West Liberty and Short Creek
pike, and not three miles from the Short Creek
station Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
railroad, and about one mile from the West Lib
crty State Normal School. The residence ID 10
large Gommodious building, in complete repair
and the farm has all Necessary outbulldlnn
barns. stables, etc A. large fruit orchard, wild
excellent varieties Of fruit The tenant will
show tna promises 10 purchasers. Possession
will be given November !, 1892 with privilege
TO purchaser 70 put In fall crop Title perfect
Parties desiring to purchase can call on o.
write to tho subscriber at WellSburS, Brooke
county, w. Va
TERMs OF SALE-on e.iourth cash, the balance
In equal payments. payable inone. two and thrtS
years bearing annual interest from the date POI.
session Is given, the purchaser TO secure thepaJ'
ment Of the same bya deed OF trust on the prem
iseE. J. u. COOPER
ceased. ief4W
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BAsrIx's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of long
25c at all druggists.
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Or course Senator Hill thinks IT ride
ulous to say that TaHimany Is getting
ready to desert him. Tammany will not
desert him until it sees a way tomake
a better deal.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTrcuRA. SOC. SOAR.
&c. REsOLvENT. 81. Prepared By the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
iliustrailona and 100 testimonlals, mailed free.
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Bue1NE costs you but 25 cents bot
tie. IT costs any reaches, bed bugs,
ETC., that comenear it their lives.
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii be received at the MayorSofiCe, ID
the City OF Benwood. for furnishing breaking
and spreading Of two strings Of best quality
crossing on Ninth street said stone 10 be broken
40 as TO 90 through 2IEinch ring. Said bids
must be Ill IN BY the 2ist Of June, 1872 The
committee has the right 30 reject any OF all bids
pEsxoop MAY 81. ISL Isl 0DNNh' "IAl ii
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EXECUTORS SALE.
ExEoUToR's SALE OF
A First.Class Brooks County Farm.

Byyirtue Of the authority vested in me by the
last will OF Ohio Hedge. late Of Brooke county.
". Va, /, the subscriber, the executor legally
qualified by the terms Of said will, will on
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Parsons's Gallery is now open. The
same good work win be continued by q
master photographer from the east
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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TINS is hot enough, to be sure, but
the thermometer is getting ready to
jump out Of ts boots at Chicago next
week.
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w In one minute the cutisura Anti.
NN Pain Plaster relieves rheumatic, sell.
INN alto. hip, kidney, chest, aud muscular
(AO pains and weakness Price, &c.
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.

pIpViC Skin and Scalp purified and beautlaed
bAbI y bY CrTicrRA soAr. Absoiuiely pure
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10 REPUBL1cANs.

HOOPS PMS cure Sick Headache.
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new ApvERrIsEMENTs.

NOR sALE-HORsE AND WAGON:
E suitable Tor delivery wagon. CAL ht AZ
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FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention.

Acouyentian Of the First Congressional Dis.
trict Republicans will be held In the city OF
Wheeling, W. Va. on Thursday, July II. lsg2: 70
trIct 10 DO voted for at the election TO be held
in November next, and 70 transact such other
business Gs nay come before the convention.
W. z STATHERS,
Chairman Congressional Committee
IoEEPH C. RRAnY Secretary,
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THE INTEILIoESCER embracing IT. several ed.
tons q entered IN the PoStofice q Wheeling, w.
Va. rs second -clAEs mattel
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The Sun SAYS:
There will he 10 force bin. Yesterdays
victory disposes forever of the infamous
project which menaced the rights of Amer
lean citizenship and the peace Of the ma
ton. The conspiracy will never be re-
vived. The twenty-third president of the
United States will go out Of Office on the
ith of next March, having earned the re-
spect and sincere esteem of his fellow coun-
trymen.
The Herald: The people of the nation
have spoken. Their verdict is No English
sheap labor. This is the result and the
meaning Of yesterdays election, in which
protection, with its consequences, was the
Dne great issue The campaign was fought
IN protection. There was no issue on can
,idates, except as they stood for or against
protection. There was no issue on parties
except as they represented tariff for I'M
United protection or tariff for public rev.
nue.
The World: The voters have entered final
Judgment upon the verdict twice rendered
| by them in condemnation of the Republican
| policy and practices. The issues in ma
| tional election have never been more thor
| oughly debated or more generally under
stood, The will of the people mus now
become the law of the land To defy them
further, as the Republican senate and ad-
ministration have done for two years past,
would be moral treason.
The Tribune: 1t has been hoped that the
splendid results attained under President
! HarfisOn's administration had placed be-
yond doubt the maintenance of the Repub-
lican party for years to come. A result in
doubt is therefore most disappointing, and
If it proves that Democratic president
and a Democratic congress have been elect
! ed the consequences to the business and
the industries Of the country will not be
such as TO insure that party long lease of
power.
The Advertiser: There is no accounting
for it, save upon the ground that the
farmers have fallen in with the Democratic
idea that they would be better Off If some
of the wage earners and manufacturers OF
the country could be made poorer. They
will have TO be given time TO recover from
this hideous folly
The Times: The Republican party re-
mains with the great body of its voters as
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THE DUKE OF MAnLBonouGE DEAD.
lie Was Married to an American Lady
by MAYOR Hewitt.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-George Charles Spen-
Ger Churchill duke Of Marlborough was
this morning found dead in his bed in
Blenheim palace, Woodstock. He was
forty-eight years of age. He served as q
lieutenant in the Royal Horse guards. On
Nov. s, ls.9, he was married to Lady Al
bertha Frances Anne Hamilton, sixth
daughter of James, the first duke of Aber-
corn, and they have q son, Charles Richard
John, born Nov. 18, 1871. This son now
becomes Dul of Marlborough. They also
have three daughters.
Lady Albertha secured divorce from
the Duke of Marlborough on her own petit
tion in 1888, on account of her husbands
marital infdelity. The duke remained
unmarried until June 70, 1885, when he
was married by Mayor Hewitt at the city
hall, New York, TO Lady Warren Ham
mersley, widow of Louis Hammersley, and
daughter OF Cicero Price, a commodore in
the United States navy. Mrs, Hammers
| ley was left considerable fortune BY her
former husband, portion of which was
used to aid the duke in refitting Blenhcim
House and otherwise restoring his some
what impaired condition.
| The late duke was descended from the
great English commander, John Churchill,
whose military career is one of the most
brilliant in British history, Blenheim
house being named after his famous vic
tory at Blenheim. In reward for his mill
tary services, Churchill, who had previous
ly been created Earl of Marlborough was
made Duke Of Marlborough and received
grant from Queen Anne, with the consent
of parliament, OF the royal manor of Wood
stock and the hundred OF Wooton, in Ok
fordshire, Here the splendid palace at
Blenheim was erected,
Lord Randolph Henry Churchill, who
married Jenny Jerome, daughter of Leon
ard Jerome, of New York, is brother
Of the late Duke of Marlborough
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lie Votes Early and Eeccivcs the News of
His Election Quietly,


NEW YORK, Nov. G-it was just three
minutes past II O'clock when General Dan
iel Butterfeld. the man ahead of Mr.. Clcve-
land. cast his vote. Then the chairman of
the election inspectors sang out;
"Twelyo West Fifty-nrst street. Grover
Cleveland What is his ballot num6er"
zone hundred and eighty-siX," replied
the inspector in charge of the ballots.
At l1:04 Mr. Cleveland entered his booth,
and then Sinclair, hiS butler, received bal
lot 1877. Sinclair went into an adjoining
booth. He was first to come out again,
with his ballots properly folded.
"He votes everythin-w shouted the chair
man. just then Mr.. Cleveland came out
1t was then 1l09il O'clock Mr. Cleveland
handed his ballots TO the chairman and saw
them properly inserted in the boxes He,
too, voted "everything.' Sinclair preceded
him on the way out. Several men lifted
their hats TO Mr. Cleveland, and one stepped
out Of the line aud seized Mr.. Cleyeland's
hand Mr. Cleveland bowed and smiled.
When he reached the sidewalk the crowd
waiting for him set up . cheer, Several
men in the polling place choered also, aud
one gray haired man swung his hat and
yelled until lbs friends cRO<eI him OF. The
guard was waiting to escort him back to
DIS mouse. OneOl tne pO.IceneH IciI III, ana
the crowd followed.
Mr.. Cleveland gave ut his house, IL West
Fifty-frst street last night what might be
called an "oicc,ion party"
He had special wire run into his Ii
brary, which is the second floor front room,
and invited party Of personal friends to
sit up with Mrs. Cleveland and himsol.
and receive the returns.
Mr.. Cleveland about midnight began to
receive kilograms of cougratulation from
friends in this city.
He was called ont of his residence at an
early hour this morning by crowd of II
thousand or so enthusiastic young men
from the Democratic national healquar-
ters. They stood before the house and
cheered until he appear. upon the STEPS
with several gentlemen. In response to
cries for "A speech Mr.. Cleveland said:
This seems to he tde hour for rejoicing.
We have earned Il grand victory. attrib-
ute it to the splendid work Of Tammany
Hail.
Tremendous cheers greeted Mr. Cleve-
lands remarks and the noise Woke up all
the people in the block.
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Wyonling.

CHEYENNE, Nov Q, The vote was
heavy throughout the state today The
Australian system was used. Conservative
leaders say that the Democratic -Populist
ticket has been victorious. There are coua-
ties near Yellowstone park, 800 miles away.
not reached by wire. If the Democratic
legislative ticket is successful it will send
a Democrat TO the United States senate in
the place of Senator Francis Il. Warren.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Nov. 9,--Best figures obtain
able show that Democrats have elected the
entire state ticket by larger majority
than they expected. Returns show that
national and state tickets ran closely to-
gether, the latter leading somewhat. In
complete returns from congressional dis.
tricts show that, so far, Republicans lead
in the Second and Fifth, while in the other
seven districts the Democrats are far in the
lead