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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
state OF Ohio, city Of Toledo, Lucas

State OF Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that no
Is the senior partner OF the firm OF f. j..
Cheney & Co, doing business In the City
OF Toledo. county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of catarrh that cannot
bo cured by the use Of Halls Catnrrh
Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
tseaiJ A. w. GLEASON,
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Mr.. Dayton. Of tho Second dlHtrlct,
has introduced n bill authorizing tho
prcsidcnt Of the United states to nom
mate Lleutcrnnt Commander II. NJ. a.,
brown, now on the retired list, to DO u
commander ON tho retired list Tho
lin was referred TO the committee on
nnvnl affairs,
Mir. Dayton also presented a petition
aIgned by Clarence l., Smith nnd 900
other citizens Of West virginia, pray,
lhg that tho navigation Of the Monon-
Rnheln river be mndc free. II was re-.
fcrfod 10 the committee on rivers mud
hnrhOrH
MIR. lluiIng has introduced n bill for
thp relief VI !. II, Johnson, Of Paint
Crock, w. Va, which. WIN referred TO
tho committee on war clnlmH
IN .Mnrahnl George w. Patton. or
Charioston, has been hero 10 look In on
II Republican Congtcra.
Mr.. Waiter Corbln, member ~ m
cntprpflHlng Fnlfmont lrm NJ whole
snle tobatcOnlHtu, spent q day or two OF
tho present WCol IN Washington. His
house han considerable ciiHtom among
the Capital retailers,
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WHEELNG DAILY lNTELIIGENClls TUESDAY DEoANBNR 81 5

found Mr.. Wilson always IN agreeable
man and rs pleasant one to defeat as
there Is In the state.
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Tho victims OF ,hc Kentucky horror
were white. a life is a life. but IL these
things must happen Il Is some gaIn to
lift them out OF the rnce question.
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These patriotic sentiments were sup
plenentcd by your "over-the-riyer'
neIghbor, Congressman Danford.
"This bill Ii possibly little better
than nothing" said Mr.. Dnnford, and
with that view OF It l will give 1t my
support. =,
II would have been greatly gratlfcd, :"
he added. ito have had the privilege OF
testing the sense OF the house upon an
amendment TO the wool schedule, on
the lines OF house bill No. 2623; nlao, an
amendment 10 the pottery schedule, In
crenRinE the rate OF duties and correct-
ing errors in the schedule; also, an
amendment Increasing the tariff on
lin so na to make the schedule conform
more nearly to the present Iron and
steel schedule.
nut these amendments are preclude
cd by the rule under which we nre con-
siderinB thiH bill. and, while the bill Is
far from satisfactory 20 me In Its pres
ont form, will not for that reason vote
against II. believe II Ia better to pass
this bill than to pass no bill
Tho bond BILL Ms has already been
published. passed the house by vote VI
i1O 10 i3a, which, on the FIRST section,
was apportlonod among the parties 40
follows:
Nays-Republlcnns. 10; Democrats,
81. populIstH. Z; SilverltC, 1; total 1916.
An OF the West VlrglniRns voted aye.
MesHrR, Danford and Wilson, OF Ohio.
were among the dissenting Republic
Hnna
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Tho above salo Ia adjourned uniIl MA
DAY, FEBRUARY s, 1870, ~ ihu slgo hoa' au'
place 4. = PARSONS
tiLu N CALDWELL
dnei iaihici.S apcoial CUmlnlNiohcts-.
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NEW ADVnRTlBEMENTs


NTANTED- FIRSI-ULAsS THIRD
w Cook. man or woman, for hotel, Aup.y
a MeLnEh Hnmsn. hnL
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XNTANTED-81,sOO FOR THREE
w years at per cent, paid semi
annually, on farm OF q acres underud
with coal, worth $500 For Slle-lO shuFes
or Aetna Standard Iron and Steel Com.
pany stock, WIN. a, M'MECHAN, S.
ClalrByllle Ohio. den
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Frhs ISfELusESoEA embracing ia several
editions. Is entered IN the POssonice at Wheel
ing. W. Va, as Sseoad0laH mattOr'l
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capt boNeheETs AAei ~
Mr.. Dovener said, during the de-
bate:
''Mr Speaker: 1 desire to say to the
house that while this bill does not go as
far MS / should like to have II so upon
some OF the schedules, such as WOOL
lumber, coal and pottery, shall give It
my support.
included. and all OF the articles protect-
cd by the provisions OF this bill as pro-
yided BY the act approved october j,
1890. known as the Mckinley act, yet as
this has been called an emergency OH,
and no amendments are allowed under
the rule governing the consideration
OF the bill, and believing something
should be done at once under the ap--
peal made by the President, 1 shall
vote for the measure.
"As n patriotic duty. 1 believe In sus-
tanning the President and providing
revenue sufficient 10 meet the current
expenses OF the government, but trust
that later on we shall have the priVi-
legc OF voting on q measure OF revenue
which shall come up TO my idenS OF
tariff-which viii not only furnish rev.
enue to pay the current expenses OF
the government, but pay the public IN.
teTest and discharge annually part OF
tho bonded debt, as well us protect
American labor and every American
Industry in the land needing protec-
Nl,T ~
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dor SALE OR RENT-THE Sci.
~ BERT Garden, at Pleasant Val.
ley, fronting giO feet on National Road
and extending back 40 feet. Can be lnI
out In very desirable building lots For
Rent-The homestead OF G. SGlbcri. adj
Joining s, s. BlOchs residence. with ten
ana fOur-roOmed house on the PREMISE
Possession given Immediately. Inquire Of
y, HAPPY, at ReyInann Brewery. or ut
promises de3l-eOw
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Matters ofIntsrpst to IntrIligrnCer RsRd-
ers-captain DOyensr ana MIR. DRnforl
Utter Patriotic Sentiments ON the heve'
nuo BnI-ThsIF Attitude In Contrast
with the Partisan Attitude OF Demo
Gratis.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgoncor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec, sO.-The
can understand why some Republicans
declined to support the bond bill and
dlsapprovcd the tariff measure intro
duced In Congress In response TO the
Presidents pathetic appeal. They nave
q right 10 demand that legislation on so
important a matter shall be altogether
In line with the Republican Thought
and policy, Notwithstanding the urgent
demands OF Democratic situation. II
Is q matter OF surprise, however, ana
excites no little criticism, that the
Presidents party In the legislative
chambers should go upon the record as
opponents OF a measure which. In his
extremity as the head OF the procession,
Mr.. Cleveland had endorsed, VOLUNTARY
Iy and In advance. as means to avert
a calamity.
II Is the subject OF free hand com
ment here that for the sake OF manu-
featuring political capital out OF the
country's necessity, brought on by
Democratic incompetency, the Presi-
dents party In Congress risked the de-
feat OF bill introduced for the express
purpose OF saving their own orgnnlza-
ton from further disgrnce-a species or
despicable politics which some liken TO
the profit obtained from moral infamy
It is known as certainly as matter
can be demonstrated without actual
proof, that the Democratic leaders were
in trepidation at one period OF the dis
cussion when the measure seemed 10
excite Republican dlstrust, They knew
the President desired immediate legis-
iatlon, and were equally certain that
the Republican majority was DIE
enough to pass Il without single vote
from that side OF the house, but when
II began to be apparent that the num-
Der OF Republican dissenters added TO
the united Democracy might endanger
the success OF the relief measure, there
was tremor in the Democratic voice.
The Representatives. the First West
Virginia district, Hon. 3. B. Dovener,
submitted a brief comment on the rev.
enue bin, prior to Its passage by the
house, and gave reasons for his affirm
alive vote.
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TELsHoSR RuNIERs;
Editorial Rooms sssr. Counting Room sas'
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

Matters ofIntsrest to IntrIligrnCsr RSad-
ers- Captain DOYensr And MIR. Dnnford
Utter Patriotic Sentiments ON the heve.
nuo Bni-Thsir Attitude In Contrast
with the Partisan Attitude OF Demo-
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
wOLFSvILLE.
February 5, 1865.

February 5, 1865.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Fox, of Fox
vile, spent Sunday last with Mrs.
Foxes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Wolf.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover, who is resid-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. J. II.
Maugans, Is confined to her room at
this writing.
Misses Nora ana Sadie Wolf. of
Wolfsville, and Mr.. e. E. Toms, of
Myersville, paid a short visit to Fox
vile, on last Sunday evening, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Fox.
Master Russell Maugans is on the
sick list.
Messrs. J. NJ. Wolf, Preston and
Emory Frey spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week in Union Bridge
Your correspondent returns MANY
thanks to the CITIZEN for their beaut.-
, ful calendar for 1895.
MIR. G. o. Blickenstaff, while cutting
wood in the woods last Wednesday
morning cut his foot very badly.
Mr.. U. +. Brunner and wife were
visiting friends in Bissell, Washington
County, on Monday last.
Miss Tamma Hoover, of this place,
who spent the past week with Mr..
G. NJ. Davis, of Euclid, just returned
home. Whilst the gnest of Mr.. Davis
she paid several delightful visits to
friends in Deerfield, Germantown and
Highfield, accompanied by Mr.. Davis
and family On Wednesday evening
the house was beautifully decorated
and most enjoyable party was given
in honor of Miss Hoover, when they
all spent merry time.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

;,dicatei above, The CITIZEN desires
As,anta,ive in every district in the county
let Seln further its interests and furnish week.
MY risw of the events that have happened and
re.n rvs, Of others in their incipiency. AL
,s'Iss ss secured and in active cooperation with
uy nsrsons acting in the above capacity in
mamiipsburg, are Thurmont, Fsagaville, Glenn
ins muir, Fountain Mills, Yellow Springs,
.aaork, n.,%o'k Della, Graceham, Catoctin Fur
rauuU. :" s,c etc. We especially desire repre-
.SssVe b., fy in Brunswick BuckeystOTw1, T Adams.
mn , petersyille, Harmony, Walkersville,
wv Pleasant, ew Market, Sabillasville,
,xiile and other towns in the county. The
noA''ro a' r,rst suitable is one placed in posi-
r. to gather news and secure patronage for
/ letter. letter from any one wishing to secure the
hove hove position in any of the places, will
pcsire prompt attention, and reply contain
;nsarm,ton, etc, will be forwarded at
H. Don't delay making an application, as
=, come, 6rst consideration shown.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
A Stone from Every State for
KeV'S Monument.

1t is the expressed desire that every
State in the Union contribute stone
or some material to be used in the coll
struction of the proposed Key Monu-
ment. Recently, the association hav-
ing in charge the arrangements for this
tardy tribute. received letter from
Mr.. John ID. Shrarer, formerly Of this
county, who, in it says that he has
made arrangements to have block of
marble or granite cut and dressed and
forwarded, free of charge, to Frederick,
for the Key monument. He says there
is sh lft erected in Yellowstone Park
to Francis Scott Key, and marvels
greatly that such a long time should
nave elapsed with no visible result.
Frederick Countiahs and Marylanders
are scattered far ana wide over this
braad land, who would, doubtless, take
interest in this regard, were the matter
referred to them. Start the ball roll
ing and the impetus once given will
increase with each revolution, until
every State will have contributed its
share towards erecting this long pro-
posed monument.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
JOHNSVILLE.

reDTuaTy 4, looo.
The sleighing still continues, and
the people are making good use of it,.
With ice houses filled and nothing to
do, everybody is visiting and being
visited by their friends.
Our vicinity is now about rid of
diphtheria, for which all feel thankful.
The school is filling up once more with
pupils. and it is to be hoped that it
will soon reach its usual number of
scholars, which would be about one
hundred pupils. An effort will be
made by our patrons to have the school
continued three or four weeks after the
close Of the present scholastic session,
for the purpose of making up the time
lost by the school closing on account OF
sickness; which we think would be
just and fair. The money appropriat-
ed to the schools Of this county should
be used for the benefit of the various
schools, whenever possible to do SO,
and whether spent for winter or
spring teaching should make no diff
ference to the school authorities, if it
does not to the people of the district.
Our plan would be to pay teachers
their salaries full at the end of the
term. and then allow them to teach
tree of charge, the number of days lost,
after the end of the spring term.
Owing to the icy roads this winter,
some accidents have occurred, only sew
eral of which, we think, were severe.
Mr.. William Ogle, living in townsville,
walked to Beaver Dam to preaching
on yesterday week, when he was un-
fortunate enough TO fall on the ice Sc
verely cutting his face and otherwise
iujurIng himself He was brought
back to his home 10y Thomas G. Metz,
aud is now doing we'll He is man
about 40 years Of age. Several horses
fell on the ice, one getting its leg bro
ken.
Our town generally along the line of
PROCESS aud enterprise, thought that IT
would be well to organize society for
the relief of the afflicted, aud as "a result
of such deiberation, organized what is
called "rhe Patriotic Order Sons OF
America" This occurred about three
weeks ago. Thirty-eight Immediately
responded to the call and their names
were recorded as full members, moth
ing else being required, but little
more initiation, and the balance of the
Doodle. But here came in the trouble,
and at subsequent meeting these
things were duly considered, when it
was thought eXpedient 10 disbaud for
the present. Their secretary, VIM. M.
Sargent. returned all moneys paid in,
members went quietly to their homes,
and the "Patriotlc Suns of America"
were M more
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
FOXVILLE.
February 4, 1895.

Mr.. Allen Eccard, of Evansville,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs G
M. Hauver, of this place.
Mr.. Claude Toms, of Myersville, and
the Misses Sadie and Nora Wolfe, Of
Wolfsville, spent last Sunday evening
in our village.
Mr.. George Pryor, who has been a
resident of this place for number OF
years, has removed to "Pole Cat Hol-
low," beyond Euclld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffman. of
near Waynesboro', Pa, spent Sunday
here at Mr.. Samuel Pryor's.
Mr.. Thomas G. Fox, of this place,
spent las. Saturday and Sunday with
friends In Church Hll.
Mrs. Clara j. Fox and Mr.. Lemuel,
Stottlemeyer, spent last Tuesday and
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Rowe, of near Hagerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving A. Fox, spent
last Sunday with friends near Church
Hill, where they attended the funeral
of Mr.. George Poffinberger.
Mr.. John p. Fox made a trip from
here to Eyler, and back on band sled
drawn by two-year and half old
colt.
The Franklin Literary and Debating
Society met ou last Friday night. At
ter the usual order of business was
/, transacted, the program was taken up,
which consisted of readiDg, recitations,
and declamations. A most interesting
debate followed on the question "Re-
solved that the Steam Engine lis a
greater benefit to the American people
than the Printing Press.o Those who
spoke on the affirmative were Samuel
Lewis, Charles Hauver, Vernon Buhr-
man, Theodore Smith and Calvin u.
Fox; negative, Walter A. Wolf. r. I.
Dixon, Charles Manahan and Fred
Thompson. The judges were William
Fox, Grant Buhrman and David
Lewis. They decided In favor Of the
Steam Engine.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
ABOUT THE COUNTY,
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the Sur
rounding Agricultural
Districts.
EMMITSBURG,

EMMITSBURG.
February 5ih, 1895.
Very cold weather indeed,
Mr.. William Blair aud Mr.. jefferson
Favorite, who were drawn as Jurors
Tor the February term of court, left ON
last Sunday afternoon for Frederick
City.
Last Friday morning, February lst,
was the coldest morning we have had
IN this section of the county this win.
Ter; the thermometer registering l de-
gree below zero.
Our young people of this place are
taking advantage of the skating, which
has been very tiue for the last two
weeks past.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
Anthony Wivell and Miss Annie San
ders, both of this place.
Quite fall of snow again on last
Friday night and Saturday morning.
L return my hearty thanks to
Baughnan Bros, for the fine and
handsome calendar of which was the
recipient one day last week.
Master john Sebour, of whom we
spoke last week of being hurt while
coasting, is cOnvalescent.
Three car loads of fine stock were
shipped to Baltimore from this place,
by our drovers on last Tuesday.
Our town is in great need of a man.
ufactory of some kind, which would
not only give work to the idle, but
would besides build up the town and
make it u more business community.
Mr.. Edward Rowe. whiskey gauger,
who was transferred to Hyattsvllle,
Montgomery County, some time ago,
has returned home again.
Mr.. Plus Felix entered upon his du-
ties as conductor on the Emmitsburg
railroad on last Friday, the lst inst.
Mr.. Francis ID. Kellar has taken an
agency for the New York Medicine
Company, to sell their medicines in
| this county.
People can't complain of not getting
their ice houses filled this winter, a:
there has been enough for the last
month to surely answer their wants.
Mr.. Crawford, principal of the pub
lie school of this place. gave the pu
pills fine sleighing party last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Wilson returned home or
last Monday from prolonged visit t.
relatives aud friends in Hagerstown
The pupils of ST. Euphemias' school
of this place, had a very fine sleighine
party on last Tuesday, much to the en-
joyment of the young folks.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Special Offer.

tn sny person sending US the name Of
49, ,,Js.,iber 10 the CITIZEN, accompanied by
- dollar Il .OO) in cash, check or money or
Her, in payment for one year, we will wi send send,
~, naid. nny one OF the sixty-seven 81 selec.
S' ons embraced in the " Woodstock Edition' of
>nr Premium Library Of Classic Books,
4 hicb have had such large sale and been so
biably spoken of by all who have seen them.
FL above books retail, with coupon, to CiTI-
I'm readers. at thirty (30l cents, and il an ele'
rsnt specimen Of the bookbinder's art, whilst
a The same time, its contents are fully up to
Iii requirements. This is chance for both
old and young, to helpus and themselves, at
fLe same time. We want TO increase our list
a readers and otferyou an inducement to help
ns. We guarantee the book to be satisfactory
in etsry respect A book sent for every name
Received.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
A Household Trearure.

d. w. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not he without it, if procurable. G. A.
Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y,
says that DR.. Kings New Discovery
is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that he has used it in his family for
eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at CARROT d Pearre's
Drugstore. Regular sizes soc. and $1.00.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. r. House Cele-
brate the 5Oth Anniversary of
Their Marriage.

An event of exceedingly rare occur
renee in this age and generation. full
Of pleasure to those who participated,
was the celebration of the golden ami
versary of the marriage of Nh q. J. X.
House and Miss Grove, u daughter of
the late Major George Grove, of Broad
Run, at their home in that place, Oh
Monday of last week. 1t was general
re-assembling of the relatives of the
aged couple, especially Those directly
their descendants.
Exactly fifty years from the above
day, the solemn vows, which have EN-
dured through the summer aud win
ter of their existence with the vigor
and strength of new born love aud
blessed by an all kind and generous
Providence. were takeG, and each has
been to the other devoted aud indul-
gent helpmale, imbuing the higher
motives of their affection into the
minds of their SOUS and daughters.
The grace and dignity of happy ma
turity sits restfully npon their heads
like the glories of a golden sunset after
a bright aud eventfnl day. The toll of
years has passed, leaving only the re-
collections of worthy actions as treas
ured Iegacies. Having borne out the
prophecy that age will witness the full
filneut of the promises of youth aud
followed by many expressions of ten
der love and respect from all who
know them, these gentle companions
with closed hands can repeat these
beautiful lines:
John Anderson, my Joe John,
We climbed the hill together
Aud many a happy day John,
We've had with one another.
But now we totter down John,
And hand in hand we go;
Well sleep together at the foot,
John Anderson, my Joe.
Mrs. House is u sister of Hon. MAN.
assas J. Grove, who was present on
this occasion and also at the wedding.
An interesting program was carried
out, including an address by the Rev.
w. &. S' kes; a presentation speech by
Hon. M. J. Grove; the reading OF a
poem composed tor the occasion, etc.
Alter this a delicious dinner was
served. 1t was memorable occasion
in every respect and will long be re-
membered by all who participated.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Specimen Cases.

S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism; his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had "a running sore on his leg of eight
years. standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, o., had five large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
Que bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by CARROT and Pearre,
Druggists.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Flag Raising at the New Public
School in Emmitsburg.

Quite an interesting exercise attend
ed the raising of our national flag over
the new public school-house in EN-
mitsburg, last Friday a week ago.
A number of prominent persons made
clever addresses. among them being
Major o.. A. Horner, School Commis-
sioner, E. r. Zimmerman, l.. ID.
Crawford, principal Of the school and
e. l.. Boblitz, School Examiner. The
program consisted of reading, recita-
tions and music and those present
fully enjoyed the occasion. The new
school-house is q great benefit to the
community and will serve to carry out
in more fruitful manner the great
means of education as advocated by
the public school system.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
City Officials Enjoy q Banquet.

Mr. L. M. Nixdorff, the City Regis
yer, IN accordance with his usual Gus
non maom, rendered to the City officials. last
thursday night, the 3lst ulto., q most
enjoyable banquet, upon the occasion
vi ah inspection of the finances of the
Guy, as contained upon the books un-
uer MS direction. All the members of
.ne board, except Mr.. Ordeman, were
present and were agreeably entertain
Gu. The board examined the accounts
Ysareiully and reported themselves high
y Pleased at the manner In which they
n1s nsu been kept. A full statement of the
vsy,s nnances are contained In an ad-
'ertisement In another column.