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' - ' -J ....... . The Intelligencer, fXJBUBBED DAILY (SUNDAYS XXCXFTZD) BT TBXW, CAMPHXLL A KABT, AT NO. as AND ?; FOURTEENTH STRUT, OM00T>yone7Mr.t> OOI Three month*?OS 00 ix bodUu 4 OOjOne moottu.. 00 Dell rend bj curl err In dty, 16c per week. Semi-Weekly Intelligence*, PCBUKVD ETVBT WlPlfETOAT AHb BATUXDAT MOUUKO*. One 7eer-.~~........03 001 Six month*.. 0150 The Weekly Intelligence*, Pufuuoo Etiit Thumdat M0BSW8. On* ..ti 00181 x xnonmi... o? Great red action to Club#. Send for cunple copy And rfiff1'"* AddroM, FREW, CAMPBELL A HART, WHKKUMO, W. VA. [Entered at the Portofflce at Wheeling, W. Va.,ai aerand cla??.m?tt?r 1 ifo XttidtijumceK WIIKELIMi,W.VA.,b?l'lEUIIKtt 17,1885. | A lUd Break. tko Roard of County Commiesionera blundered in permitting Squire McCahon to resign, while grave charges, affecting hia personal character and hie conduct of his of 11 cp, were pending against him. The eflect of this action on the public mind is plainly shown by the remark of a man after the Board adjourned: "I think I will run for Constable or Juatice, and go into the blackmailing business. If I get found out, I'll resign." Theso words were spoken in j*st A man of no character might speak them in earnest. Prosecuting Attorney Jordan has frequently been criticised for neglecting plain duties. When with some trouble he makes a good case against an unworthy ofllcial, the matter is allowed to drop with the voluntary resignation of the accused. The Board lost sight of the /act that ii the two oilicials against whom charges were preferred were guilty, they deserved punishment The removal of an officer is not bis sole punishment; the disgrace of exposure, the publication of the evidence of his betrayal of his trust, are condign additions to this penalty. The Commitainnorfl were coverned by consideration for the culprit rather than by a high sense of duty to the public. Ofliciala recreant to duty should be visiiod with exemplary punishment, and not permitted to shirk * the just consequences of their misdeeds. There ia another reason that the resignations of Justice McCalion and Constable Grist should not have been accepted. InBinuations were made 'that the prosecution was actuated by unworthy motive?, and that these men were not the only guilty parties. Theso insinuations should not have been allowed to go uninveeti* gated. If they were truthful, the public has a right to know it If unjuatilied, this should have been shown, and the offenders thus proven guilty of 6lander in addition to the" misdeeds they have virtually confessed. A luiigiou of Feur. Colonel Ingersoll in his address before tw TMnlrar*' Acnrintion. inextuw mi* uov , attempted to define the Christian religion. In the course of his remarks he said: "More people imagine that belief is very important; that if you do not believe in a certain form of roligion, it is because you want to steal something; that you like to eat your own child or commit some fearful crime. Yet it seefhs to me that relig' ious belief never had much effect in making people good. ?ome of the worst people who have cursed this world have been believers. The gentlemen who made Socrates drink the hemlock were believers. The Jews who crucified Christ, believed in God; the devil bolieves in God, and it does not seem to have affected his moral character. Some of the worst founders of the inquisition, the inventers of instruments of torture, burners and branders of human flesh, were all believers iu God. Some of the best men do not believe in God. Giordano Bruno was not a believer. Gharlea Darwin was not a believer, nor waa Humboldt. What is the origin of religion ? Fear; nothing else; fear born of ignorance." Fasting over the crimes of an earnest but misguided age, we ask of Ingersoll what he would substitute for the Bible? a book whose truths he baa twisted into ridicule for the sake of the dollars of damnation his lectures have brought him. Fear, religion? Bo it is lor somo men, else they would not be what they are. Because some fear their Creator it does not follow that Ingersoll is right, but rather proves that an inner consciousness moves them to fear a judgment of wrong doing if they disobey what their conscience dictates. Take away the fear of God from some men and you have your worst criminals. Hold the wrath of Jehovah over them and you will find in them the most devout and consistent Christians. If fear does this much how much greater must be the power of Love. Mr. Ingersoll may be a moral man before the civil law, and is gifted with oratorical powers, but the converts he makes are those whom tho devil has already claimed. AiQuuer u Handwlob an Kyer Wat* Watrrburu (Conn.) American. Four Waterbury poker players sat down for a quiet game the other night. After an hour or two, one man got six cards by accident Ho liked the looks of his hand and was unwilling to throw them up. T""' *lion tho nloln nf unndaiphpn wag brought in. The man with the tlx cords Kicked up a sandwich, slid his extra card Btween the slices of bread, and ate the bread, meat and card. He took the pot, and bis companions did not notion biw stratagem. A day or two ago he confessed his trick, and in consequence there was c champagne supper lor the whole party. How * Uoy ruttaT?d b/aBtlek. meUtrpmx. V) Basle. One day last week a son ol lienson J, Lossing, the historian, was tiding on a mowing machine on his father's farm, in the left pocket of hia overshirt was s hickory stick about four inches in length, throe inches wide, and an inch thick. At he was riding along, a rifle ball shot by some one struck the stick, and imbeddod itself in It The boy does not know from which direction the ball came, nor who shot It If the stick bid not been in his pockst he would have been instantly Killed. ash was, ne vuuviiiijiuniww. Llv? Lliirdi ud Ihaolf |r< MtjrlmuTvo RtpMia. Rev. Father Garcia, at Mineral del Monte, Hidalgo, explained the recent bower of ealamandera at Omltlan u a castigation lent by God because of the number ol Protestants near that place. How Ou Chick Can* to Ufa. Albany Journal A caee of accidental Incubation occurred at Wut Point tbe other day. An era bad bean bidden in a manure heap,andanortIt alter It ?aa discovered and expoaed to the light, out steps a chick. Bit Huh for Ltctis DmUh, Mann ntfra/A. HUladmrlile bar a negreaa who ha* three children named respsctlrelyBocratea, Bhaksapoare and Venus. THIS S01.D1KBH BOMS. At Dajton, Ohio?A Inscription of lk? Balldlrga u4 Oroood*. CoTTupandaxt Qf the liUtUicrnctr, % Dayton, 0., Sept 12.?My summer vacation being about ended, before I again assume the plodding cares of business, I want to give you a description of tbe Soldiers' Nome, near tbia city. I visited tbe institution in the company of two bright young ladies and a weii known Ohio physician. The central branch of the National Home was established about the year 1807. The grounds contains about one section, and are located about two miles from this city, and overlooking it. We drove all over the grounds and discovered that like in Wasliir gton City, the avenues were naruod after tbe different States. We enjoyed a drive on our own avenue, West Virginia. The Soldiers Home is one of thelovci liest spots in the United States, of which 1 every true American should feel proud, onH An fHW teoole. particularly in onr own State, know anything about its workings. There are about 5,000 soldiers at the homo all the time, if their lives were put together what a history they would inake. All are dressed in the regulation blue uniform. They are boused in thirty* three barracks Everything about them is comfortable, well ventilated and clean. The barracks are built of brick. The! library, which was the generous gift of Mrs. Mary Lowell Putnan, of Boston, contains 15,000 volumes, thirty magazines and 230 newspapers. Mrs. Putnam lost her son, a young and gallant officer, and this library was given in commemoration of his death. On the anniversary of Washington's birthday, Memorial day, her son's death, Thanksgiving and Christmas she adds to this fine collection. As we strolled through the library I noticed an oil painting of her son and pictures of different battle scenes. An old soldier showed several old saddles in one end of the library, among them General Hellack's and the one which the late General Grant rode from Fort Henry to Appomattox. It was ? atami ann was & very plain UUUfl UjlVU H un<?| saddle. It was neatly draped in mourning and attracted visitora in great numbers. The other saddles were handsome and finely decorated. The register contained the names of visitors from all parts of the United states, and all have some kind words of praise for the home. I had ray little say upon the register, and so well pleased was one of the old soldiers standing near by he grasped our hands saying, "You are evidently all Americans." Memorial Hall is located on Pennsylvania avenue. It is a gem of an opera house, much finer in every way than our own. The scenery is superb, and all the appointments elegant. It has a seating capacity of 1,50). L-JSt year tun dramatic companies played in the house?free plays, 18; paid plays, eleven. During the summer the leading theatrical companies gave performances in this theatre. The lloral decoration of the grounds is simply unsurpassed any wbero. There are , 200,000 plants. I never saw such a col -* I <)n nn im. lecUQZl Ul Ut'nuiuui iiunv.n. mense mound was a correct likeness ol Washington worked in different hued i tiowere, and the word "Welcome'' in letters live feet long. A large force of old 1 soldiers was constantly at work trimming, ' cutting and arranging the plants. What attracted my atteution most was an eaor. mous cactus and a banana plant. The church is a very handsome structure. It is built of white stone and to situated next to the opera house. The windows are of stained glass, with several ' handsome memorials. Both Catholic and > Protestant services are held. Like all uther buildings on the ground it is open all the time to visitors. The Hospital was erected in 1808. It can accommodate about 400 patients. There is seldom any vacant bed. The dispensary and operating room, of course, are connected with the building. There are certain barracks set apart for the blind, when they can bo seen at work, making bead ornameLts which are sold upon tne grounds. The three beautiful lakes always have an admiring crowd surrounding them all the time, watching the iish and ducks. For a small sum of money one can hire a pleasure boat. In the middle of the lake is anchored the miniature ship Garfield. A portion of the grounds is devoted to a deer park, which is now filled with deers, monkeys, sqr'rrels and all sorts and kinds of animals. In coming from Deer Park towards the opera house one notices a large stand pipe. It is forty-eight feet high and eighteen feet in diameter, and rnntaina ahont 300.000 gallons of water. The material used in ifi construction weighs about eighty-five tone. A fire could not make much headway. There is a very fine carriage upon the grounds for the soldiers use, the gift of somo generous ladies of Cleveland, Ohio. The system which governs mess hall is simply wonderful. We were allowed to see the soldiers go co supper. A few minutes before six they gathered in large groups ontaide of the doors, seven in number. At the tap of the ball 2,240 soldiers rush in the diuing rooms, 1,1*20 downstairs and 1,120 upstairs. Every man knows his own place, and every man is waited on at once. It requires some 100 waiters to attend them. They are well cared for in every way. Overlooking the cemetery is a magnificent soldiers' monument It is fortyeight feet in height, surmounted by a statute of a private soldier at rest. The extreme height is fifty five feet. On the four corners are represented, life size, the four branches of the service?infantry, cavalry, artillery and navy. Tue statutes are of nure white marble, and carvcd in the hignest art. They came from Italy. The entire cost was about $20,000. The shaft in formerly one of the columns of the old United States Bank, of Philadelphia. a. d. ii. A Carrier that Didn'tCarxj. Lnnrteuon i\rm ana courier. A Kershaw county man shot a carrier pigeon on September 2, on whose right wing waa printed in purple ink by a rubber (stamp the following inscription: "2012?If caaght or shot please report this number to Star, No. 78 Oortlandt street, N. Y," On another feather, "4." On the inBideof the wing the word "Pensacola." Mr. Sanders reports that the pigeon, when shot, was Hying behind some doves. The bird was probably liberated at Pensacola, i Fla., to Hy to some of the lofts in the i neighborhood of New York, a distance of over 1,000 miles, and, becoming lost, event, ually found its way eome 400 miles on its journey home in South Carolina. IU Name and Bark Were Left. ; Olrn Echo {Kittitas) San. On the 9th of August Eli Shields lost a bird-dog, and thorough search failed to reveal its whereabouts. Last Saturday some of the family happened to be in the vicinity of an old well, which long since has , been abandoned, and found the dog, or at least what remained of it It had been in > the well twenty*one days, and, although alive, about all was left was its name and Knrlr Tho Lord's Prayer on * Conch Shell. Sallnf County (Km.) Cuuritr. John Luhley, who ij employed on a ( railway aectlon, while digging np a stump just above tha Atchlaon Pottery, found a number ol curioeitltw, among which were several fine specimens of gold and silver ?nd a small conch shell with the Lord's Prayer carved on it A QuMr Cab Ought M OUhla's. AiiguHa Chmlclt. W. J. Brows, Jr., with the help of some dogs, tieed a young wild cat on Emory Catchin'a place lut Monday, and brought it into town alive. It is about six weeks old. Bt taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla many a poor sufferer who aabmita to the surgeon's knife because of malignant sores and scrofulous swellings.might be saved,sound and whole. This will purge out the corrnptlons which pollute the blood, and by I which such complaint* are originated and fed. D*w Tun "Want Soap," universally acknowledged to be the biggest awl bMttoent bar. mobs kind words. Oiling tht D??ll hU On*. Panhandle iVfld. We have neglected to roUoo the fact that the Wbeellof iMTXLuaucn, tha leading Republican paper of tha State. ?i?ed Ita thirty third birthday recently. The Ixtzluokmcxb u a good newipaper. and worthy the liberal patronage It rccelve> from the people. It will compare favorably with any other paper published, and li a credit to Wheeling. Of count It la Republican In polltlca, and alm? to brluglta par'y back to power, but that la a right we all enjoy ntd?r tbla Democratic Government, and nred not binder ua from giving tbe devil hi? due, and wUhiug ihe proprletora auoceia In the future?flaauclally, wemcau. The ISeat U tha Obrapaat. n~,n.? Stuf.'wl. We bad entirely oioltted lut week to congratulate the Wfcocling IHtkluoknces on the attainment of iti thirty-third birthday. Tho Intclli'iK.tccB ii the best newspaper in tbo Hute, ii eater prising aud always up witu tbo times, while tho clilotial ability displayed ia iu column bsi won (or it a place ajnong the lcu'lio^ Republican authorities in this leu.Ioti ol the couutry. May tho Intclliovcckb live to celebrate many more tri1 centennials. ________ ?nrsi?tpf. Prrtljn OuutUy Journal. We crn.tratulate tho Wheelfrg Intcmjoencib upon theftiuiumciit of in thirty third birthday. In UjvU It* lully aud Weekly editions tlio lamlioksceb is a lively aud newsy paper. No preparation could have made such a reputation as Salvation Oil has witfymt intrinsic merit of the highest order. It kills pain. Price 25 cents. DIED. GLE W-On Wednesday. September 18.1885. at I llMfi a. *., Mi by AhN ULtN.v, lu tbo 81st year oj her age. FuutaI froai the residence ol R. W. Fair, I No. 4G Thirteenth strait, Friday tfiernoon at 2 o'clock. Jitermcnt at Peninsula Cemetery Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend. 1/Ona-Ori Wodcediy, frp'.-mbor K?, l*"8"i, at 7:30 w'c'ofk i'. m . K- MA Jkmnjcttk. daughter of H. L abd Matilda Loos, ajed 12 yearn and S mouths. Funeral notl<*> tierenHtr. l&cclical. Red Star tradeY^T/mark ^uwre Fret from Opiates, It*me ties and Potion*. A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE For Concha, floro Throat, HoarttaeM, Influcnim, ? ? ? ,FL?-<? (lanalt. Colda. uronroiu*, vrv?ri A?tJinn, Quln.r, Pallia U Cheat, aoJotlwr ifrtiloni ofllio Throat and Lang*. Price 50 cent* a (rattle. Bold by DtomHU and Pf alert. Parllti unabuto Induce Utir deal* toprompUf get Itjorihtm will rtctitt two ixMletJSzprtu chargti paid, by tending one dollar to Till CHARLES A. VOfllUft COtTAIT, * " >"? c. n. mMwmm 1? a Reliable Remedy lor 1 t'uuplaiuta and ilUeauwd tar aderanrrO or torpid condition of Ui? Lirer. u Drapapaia, Cnnttlpatlon, niuooanma, Jmimlire, Headacha, Malaria,RheuiRulitm. etc. It mtnlut?e thf bowel*, portBe* ihe n'nnrt, atr?ma?H?na the??Mem, a??i?>? djraattoo. aw invAluadlb Family taanmrST ThouBundsof testimonials prove Its merit, xvt hiiivkiht tfni.mi. v" rm nFPtrrvnow. gltechnttt fallow. WHAT IS IT FOR? lit.?To avoid the annoyance ol buttoning oo your cuffa. 2d.?To regulate the ! ngth of your cuff by mov lug It up or nown, and Lstenlng It to the lilt ol your ?hlrt aleeve. 3d.?'The couvenlence of uklng off your cuff 01 putting It ou without handli"? 1. 4th.?Now, would you do without It for 25 oentaf " ^ Common j;9 ^Scnae^ O. IIKSS &, SONS. I*g Wkxtchss antt gtwxlrjj. I ^JOILE AND SEE My stock of new Hammer and Hammcrlof a Breecli Loading OS nns I havo the "Parker," "Colt'a," "Greener," "Remington," "Harritiglou & Ricbardaou," "Pie* per," ' L C. Smith" and other make* ia Double tfuua. Single Uunn in ail good grades from 910 00 totl&OOeaob. Will oiler all goods at apeclal low prlcea during the ahooung aeasou. I. G. DILLON, Jeweler, 1223 MARKET STREET. Agent for the Chamberlain Loaded Sheila. *p7 (Confcctiontvi). ^lEUENFELDER'S ICE CREAM 1 ALL FLAVORS. No extra charge for Moulded Creamn. a?12 TBAVKLEH8* GUIDE. Arrival and departure of TRAINS?Explanation or Rkpkrincc Marks. Daily, friunday excepted. {Monday excepted.? Wheeling Time: Depart. Arrive. D.AO.B. R.?Em. Expreaa^...... .. 8:40 am 8:60 pm Kxprcw.. * 5:30 p m *10:15 u m Cumberland Accom 8:16am 4:85 pm Mannlngton Accom 4:10 pm 8:40 am Mouudaville Acoom 11:86am 1:20pm wot. i#?PaI) ? O'lK m rfort a m ExprcHH Chicago and Col( 7:50 pm * 7:40 am Kxpnwi(Chicago and Col) *10:25 pin 9 6:80 pm Zancflville Accom 8:40 pm 10:60 am Zanwvillo Accom 7:86 am 8:60 pm W., P. A U. Dir. Washington and l'lttlburgh... 4:40 am * 9:06am Wsshlngtou and Pltaburxb... 7:45a m tll:06 a m Washington and Pittsburgh... 6:35 p m t 8:05 p m Washington and PlttNburgh... 8:20 pm *10:16 pm Washington t 6:05 p m 7:86 a m P.. O.ABU L. By.?Kavt. Pittsburgh t 7:26am f 6:66pm Pittsburgh and New Yoik 11:31pm f 8:85 pm Pittsburgh and New York t 4:10 pm fll:66 a m WW. Express, Cln. and St Eouis.... t 7:25 a m t 7:06 a m ExprcM, Cln. and 8k Louis.... t 8:40 pm t 6:66 pm Express, BteubenvlUoA Col... [ 1:20pm f 8:86pm Mixed - t 6:40 pti U. A P. B. B, Pittsburgh, ciere. A Chi.. 6:22 amt 8:33 pm 8teabtnville Accommodation 9:08 am 8:'2<pm Pitts., New York A cni. 10:47 am 11:23 am Pittsburgh and New York 4:11 pm 6:18 p m East Liverpool Accom 6:18 pm 8:20 am G,i 1m A W? It. B. Exoross, Cleveland, B, A W... 12:47p m 2:8? pm MaellonAooom * 4:12pm 10:12am 8t Clalrevlllo Aooom_ 9:12 am 8:17 am St. Clalnvlllo Accom_. 1:42 pm 12:57 pm St. dalnrllle Aocom. 5:27 pm 6:07 pm Local Freight and Acoom 4:47 am 9:00 pm Ohio BW BaIItoimI. Psnongor-.. 7:10 a m *10:55 am l.W|>IU - a.WUiH rrelghi.~...^..........~....~~,l 8:05 a n| 6:15 pa U.( Z. A 0. Ballroad. Leave BelUlre at 6:40 r. v. lot Woodnfluld and Bnmmcrfleld. Leave Bcil&lre at 6:1ft A. x. for Snnunerfleld and Tanirillt Arrlf at Bellalra 10:10 a. ?..and 6 28 r.?. ^HEELING A ELM GROVE R. B. On and alter MONDAY, lCay 4, lOft, train* on the W. A K. Q. B. B. wlUlMTeai toliowi: Leave city at Leave Wheeling Park at 5:80 Ju*. 1:00 v. IL 6:10 JuM. 1:00 r. *. 6:10 " 2:00 ' 7:00 " 2:00 ? 7:00 ? 1KB M ? ? 8:00 ? 1:00 " 4:00 M 9:00 M 4:00 " 9:00 M 6:00 M 10:00 " 5:00 ? 10:00 ? 6:10 " 11:00 ** 6:10 " 11:00 7:00 - 13:00 M 7:00 M Utf) M 6:00 8:00 ? JO M 8:55 10:06 " ffl igypATfc Leave city at7A.it end ran evtqr hoar antU 9 r. k. Leave Wbeettng Park tl I A. ?. end ran every hoornnmiOr.s. O. Himng, I a|t faytTlnmrtf V l<'ij. &&vaMuxwcvA$. F)R sale cheap-one set bin9i,?BUipH?nif. ftllBMiMmm. -pOR SALE? A Flrit-cU* KMlng u< Drlrlng Horn. Young and gentle. Inquire of KA9LXT A BROOKS, ep17 1741 Market Uriet. JJICYCLE SHIRTS led a full line of STOCKINGS At the 8TAIL n nnwnt.tvn a m sep!7 tt Twelfth Street. piBSONS, Mawtci Photographer, cm. sep!7 pIFTY-STX PIECES Decorated English Tea Sets, From 13 '26 up. EWiNO BROS., sep!7 Market street. opp. McLure Hon?. piANOS MOVED! Planoa Moved, Boxed and Stored at P. W. BAUMKR'8, seplfl % 18*0 Market Street. gALE OF BONDS. ny vlitue of the authority vested iu ma by at ordlnauoe of the Town Couucll of the town o: Wellsburg, of record in Minut> Bosk No. 2, pagf 189, of Mid Council, I will Mil on OCTOBKB 10 18)5, at the Bank of Wellsburg, lu Wellsburg Brooke county, West VUglnia, bonds of said town to ba deilgnated a? the "Wellsburg Water Work) Binds," dated October 10.18<5, to thn amount o twenty five thousand dollars if25.(:aj. two hun drert and fifty in number, numbered from one u two hundred and fifty inclusive, parable after th< 10th day of October, 1*95, ana ou or before the 10tt d?y of Ootobt r, 1915, bearing iuterest at six per jen(, payable annually, said bonds not subject U taxation by the town of Meltsburg, nor to be told at le-a than tiiolr par value. All bidi shall be dl ected or submitted in writiog. under seal, Ic the unrtt -rained, in r-tre of the Rank of Wellsburg . i... nil U anM ftf dA fmrwt tn thn hiohr-.l hi,'I beat bidder, unless said bids should ezoeer' .be amount of bonds offered, when they will b< apportioned pro rata amonr ?ald hidden. 1 CHARLES D. HALL, nnl-'Tiw Town eergeaat. /"10M MISSION EE'S SALE OF REAI V ESTATE. in pur?uauoe of tbe authority vented in me by i decree of ?bo Municipal Court ot Wherling, msdi on the third day ot Juntf 1685, and an order o rotate made on the 93th day of August. 1806. in i nit in chancery therein pending, lu which Kraroi Taylor with h. O. Taylor, her buibaod, are pldn tills and William H. Uaidea and otheii are de fendau'a, I will on SATURDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1885, commcnctrg at in o'clock a. v.. sell at public auc tion, to the highest and beat bidder, at the fion door of tbo Court House of Ohio noun-y, Wea Virginia, the foil iwing described real estate: Ine wrtt one-half of lot numbered thirty (3" situate on tho south side of Fifteenth strtef, in thi Michael Grabam addition to the diy of WheeMug in tbe ritite of Wut Virginia, t-gether with thi buildings and Improvements tbceon. The fore goiug property comprises the property and ml deuce ot the late Ho'ateln Harden, and is a moe dtfciratde pr?wrtr. 1 he improvement* consist o a large brick dwelling bouse, with brick sMb'eaa< Other out build n*?, end ar?in excellent repair. Ti-duu<,vhi r r?Oiio third of the nurchase monc shall be paid In cuih cm the day of rile, tvu<! a much ino.-o tbrreof the pun bu^r umy e e<.t U pay; the bianco phill bo pill In iw> equal In et illraeuts, wi h iuteresl fmmdayof fa u. hi mi and two ynujfcvm ihe day of a?le, o<p??ct:vely tbo puwh-wr to glre h's n^tci for tho defcrrw payment*, with security to te approved by ;h< coin mis louur; and ?i further security thetiiloti ?i|d parcel of land ahall be rttalnrd until the pur cha*e mom y ahall have b*ea paid In full, and thi special oommlMloner o:d red bv tho Ceirt to con rey. ji. '? BARR, sep!7 Fp cial Commlgloner. Announcement! TO THE PUBLIC. Tne undersigned, having lately withdrawn fron the Arras of Friend di Son and Arbeni, Bertm hy i Co., have formed a copartnership under the fin name of Frew & Bertschy. For the purpose of carrylug'on tho Furniture, Carpets & Undertaking BU81NE88, AT No. 1117 MAIN STREET, They are now receiving and opening daily AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK In the latest and most mo Jem detlgnr, And will be plcaaed to tee all their old friendi and u many new one> u may favor them with their patronage. FREW & BERTSCHY, tTTTJTJTTl ADVERTISE ADVEBTISE ADVEBTIHK n,TB" ? DAILY INTELLIGENCER A*D ADVEBTIBX ? MAKE MONEY! ADVKBTIBX ADVKBT3HE WISE ADVKBTISJ DEALERS ADVKBTIBE ACKNOWLEDGE ASTBtrmx ? ADVANTAGES ADVKRTIBI ? ARISING ADVIBTlfll rxox iBTKBTffii ADVEBTISING ADVKIITIBK a THJC OOLDMKI Of A wmvj.v fnmpfTT. i nnwn ADVERTifll " NEWSPAPER, ? by ran ADVKSTIBX ? CONTINUED PATBONAGL AOVXBTISX ^ ABVnrnsi 19" Do sot order Printing ? of inj character nntQ prlcM abvbwbs^ ^ obtained at the ADVKKTOT blILT "TE1U6EBCEB _ STEAM JOB PB15TISH ADvntnai OFFICB. HkiHHli GEO. E. STIFEL & CO. FALLSTOGK! I NEW GOODS! 1 ILTOW OPEN. IV 13 W Dress Goods. NEW TRICOTS. i . NEW ! VELVETS i < j NEW < ! BROCADE VELVETS. J ; NEW I i VELVET EEN3. i NEW ; COUNTRY BLANKETS. ' ; j , NEW I California Blankets.. !. NEW ' i SKIRTING FUNNELS. GEO.E.STIFEL&CO. 1X14 MAIN ST. ' Market St. Entrance, Throngh Geo. L. Dnrst's Confectioner!'. , <&>. jmciiuti ?v 1 SOMETHING NEW1. -IS' What the people are looking for, and we ^ always manigo to be the FIRST DEALERS in the city to get the New Styles of r Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, 1 Oil Cloths, < r And everything else pertaining to 1 HOU8EFUKNI8HINGF , OUR New Fall Stock I Is coming In now, and we would be pleased to lave our friends look over our stock be- n fore purchasing. , G, Mendel & Co,,1 1124 MAIN ST. HCTti [ jjUstautant. ] CapitalDiningKooms MARTIN THORNTON, PROP'R. ~ Established Sept. 1,1873. 8trangf rs and rial tors ooming lo Wheeling will remember that the U?piUl Dining Rooms are now = In perfect runnln* order, and good meala can be had at all boon of the day or night. nn* NO 11M ? 1T2W MARKET ?T. (Cauda JUanufacloru. ORANGES AND LEMONS! ' ? 100 Boxes Fine Bodi Oranges. 9 100 Boxes Messina Lemons. m - JTJ8T RECEIVED BY Nicholas Schulz, itn? MARKET STRUT. 1 ' It" 1 i Coal- u i QOALI COAL I r\ COAL! Ilbrlnc imagBOi#nw with Wm. Porter, ? propi ielor of the Plea*at Valley Coal Banks, we are piepued to All orders tor the best qualities of A Bltumlnou* Coal at t&e lowest possible prices, and X. teas "SpU*"1 C.6H8BtT 4*0*8. r'jj.-.i.* .v.-, V'. -..v :11 and (K>od?. HIBITION rw i inter Goods I ?to. %. gi JRflNDEX 3STE Fall and W -dur: THIS V BY GEO. R. 1 BILKS # \ Brocade c n all the New Designs and Cole cent St< FRB1TC3 DRESS F AND A COMPLE FALL AND WIN All New and Bead GEO.R.T 1150 IMLAJUS x?n7 OHIO WESLEYAN UN of tbli country: offers to botli wxe*. r< >urpr|?liucljM letr* Course or for Special Ktudir*. CuUrarlitle. r Pepariacula. Flril-cltM Conarrralorr of Imiur; txpeum tor a term ouly f&J or 1cm. (Btocctlcg, See. %. TITTTT .T .V WHOLESALE GROCER, Pork Packer an I Curer o! the Celebrated "Bed Bird Ilauin," los. 1309 and 1311 Main Street, WHEELING, W. VA. Mr own Care of Choice Smoked Meats received ally direct from my Pork House at Manchester. The Largest Stock of GENEBAL GROCERIES IN THE STATE, SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOB Rumford's Yeast Powder In Bottles. HoSamara's "fJlory" Tobacco. McAlpln's "Onward" Tobacco. Lottier's 'Mirer Coin" Tobacco. DaPont's Sporting Mining and Blasting Powder. Celebrated "Seal Skin" Cigars. St. LouIh Flour. ROYAL PATENT, Branson's Beat. Best in th? iarket leb6 THE JAPAN TEA HA8 ARRIVED Direct From the Plantation. -TRY IT!? R. J. SMYTH, Cor. Hark< t and Foutteenth Street!. i an28 I PLUMS! |: L LARGE NEW YORK Lambard Plums AT McMKCHENfi'. Blckle and Bartlett Pwn. ?epU& jJiLOUR! FLOUR! (Mehl ninditing) Vtrlou* brandi of Beat Family Flour ?old very auonaole, and delivered promptly, ftt H. F. B8BRKM3' 8TORR3, CM ?217 * 2219 Market ?t- or 8601 Taroh fit , gCMflgtgtS. HOT CAKES! T HI akea llir m elegant. fold wholesale and retail, by I B. H. LIST, Sole Kinnfaetarcr, eg! 1010 If Am STRUCT. Japte %SUtethan<e. irHEELINQPAPEE WAREHOUSE. ' rv Robinson, Forlv &?> Co., = inulaciuren and Dealer* in ?v?ry rarlety of LPXB. HO. 1417 MAW BTRXIT, ; Telephone *11. Wheeling, W. Va. ' Big boat oath prloe paid tor Baca. Paper and Old ; *k* wt1? * i LL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FAUOT \ k. job work (I NEATLY AND PROMPTLY mUVTH> I ^off&nar , E3STC3? VEEK! 1 'AY LOR, VELVETSI ind Plain, irings, together with a magnifi>ck of K WOOL 'ABRIOSI ;te stock of ITER WRAPS! y for Inspection. 'AYLOR, STREET. IVFRQITV DELAWARE, OHIO. IVbmill lOneofthefewirrcatCollem wall ex pern*. unrorpawd advauugei for ?full CoN wnratory. Normal. ComnrrcUl and Art Jlunir. E lentil borne for UdlM. with UmIiwi. Catalogue free. C. 11. PATH It, Pmldaat. g. it. Rhodes Se (Co. SPECIAL SALE BLACK SILKS For 30 Days Only. J. S. Rhodes&Co. The best makes of Imported Black Silks at 25 percent less than ever known. Lot No. 1 at SOc. Lot No. J3 at ?1 OO. Lot No. 3 at #1 25. If you are interested call soon, as these low prices will make them move quickly. j. S. RHODES & CO. lisa MAIN SI. w WjteggttSj (garctagcs, tec. WAGONS, CARTS And Wheelban'ows, Ikpocially adapted to the rough roada of Weft Virginia, Ohio and Pemuylranla. MANUFACTURED BT BODLEY BROTHERS, ijl WHKEUNQ, W. VA. JJDGGIES AND CAH11IAGE8. DONALDSON, LEWIS & CO., I MANUFACTURED 07 Buggies, Carriages & Delivery Wagons All work guaranteed. Not 1500 to UOt MARKET STREET, An Inspection of our work and prloee la solicited it the hand* ol the trade. REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. jMaxntu-Kt?gaor. rM. GARVIN, ATTORNEY AOIUS^ELLOB AT LAW, 1 LJoKotAMftnuc, Wlieolloii. W. V?. Boom 1 , Ma V?llowi' Block, CM. chtpllue u? lmlllli 1 M. Coll?iUo uprompaT. tendedto. mpImw . 3 Q. SMITH, OPEBA HOUSET ONE MIGHT OKCV. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. TONY PASTOR'S GRAND Combined Shows, FOOR COMPANIES USITKD I .NT 3 OVF. Harry and John Kcruell's Great Show, American Four Comedy Company, Barry Watson'* Comic Musical Company AXD TONY PASTOR'S OWN COMPANY, rbaUrjul, Slrcnpn. B.?t Trcujc tUt bt. Li. everpteH-uud. Unlike all Otbe;?. Kttlroljr Original. Compoitdof Novel Feature* and BUrArtUu. TONY 1'ASsXOU Protent and opjicarlng at every pcrfoimnncc. No AnvASt'li>' Piuat', although tbo Ik ?i Show >D Karlh. Bale oi ?eaU nt Bautrcr'a 10. nn-ir. opera IIOI SIO. OSK MullT ONLY. Monday, September Wl. WILBURlPERA go, The MIKADO Tin Mikado or Japan Mr. J. J. JENKINS. [fankl-Poo, fill* ?on dtagnlaed m a).. , < waiilcrluxiulnatH-l.Mud ir"J; (in love with Yum Yuw.j CoxtYKo Ko, f Lord High Exccutlnncr of [Mr. W. H. \ tee town of -Tldpu, /NKwnoHorou. Poo Bab, (Lord Hl*h of Every thltwi U-) Mr. K. Staslev Pi?h-Tuab-A Noble Lo'd Mr. P. I. k. Yum-Y?ni,)Throo8I?Ujr<,) Mba Lon?e Bimxi. Plttl'Biof, \ wlu' " OkktikMii.i.i.,.* l'ec-Bo, j Ko-Ko. ) Marsk (ioxzAUz. tCatlaha?An elderly lady In love with Nankl poo Mba Con a Funa AdtulMlo'j, 75 and & centa. No utta chargc (or revrvod seaia. Baleofaeata at F. W. BaumctV Saturday, September 1'J. M-mr, C HAllLKY SHAVS ~ ACADEMYOF MUSIC OR AND TRU.HflUI, SUCCESS! Wheeling's Popular Family TSieatte CROWDED TO THE DOOR3 WITH OOR Best Ladles, (Jentlcmcu ami FamillesS KSOAOEXENT OK TITSKERS & RICHARDSON'S New York Comedy Go, SUPPORTED BY P1.il C ^t'oiiini' mill .Tiiliu Til 11 In A mi ??*""* ? ? "" w iiiih w imn Monday, Tuesday and Wodactday, Sept. H, 15A if, That Bad Boy rhumWy, Kii l?r ?n I E?turf?y, Sept. l;, Is ir.d 1), TWO BACHELORS. arFamlly. Matinees, Wednesday aud Hatuntaf, People's Popular Prices?Nigh'., 15,25 aud 35 c'x Matinees, 10,16 and 25 eta. Monday, September 21, Allco Wa'ton's Modal Comedy?ombluatlon. u-ni< ComwisstoiUfs' jfulcs. ALE OF~ISLAND REAL, ESI'ATK.Seventy oue Desirable Lots (n Daniel Zaua llomeatead Tract I o purtuir.ee of a decree of the f urn-roe Court of Appofcls of West Virginia entered a? the <tetrw of the Circuit Court of Ohio Couuty, W. Va. <>a the Hth nay of July, IMa, in the ea?e of 0 Z i nnmer and others akaiuat uidlaua Mctaoids aud otheni the undenuguod Special i omailatloneu WU1,0I1SATl'RDAY. SEPTEMBIR 19,1SS5, beginning st P o'clock k. sc., sell at public auction, at the lrunt door of tho Cou<t Hmiaenf Ohio couiity, W. Va., the following described rial property, situated on Wheeling Island, lu the Cliy u( nheeling, W. Va, that la to say: l'ho north one half of the homestead tract of Daniel Zane, diwwl, the whole of which tract cont&iicd twenty one certs and one rod, mere or Iom Under the authority of the raid dt cr?e the mid oomtnl* loner* have caused the probity t" he divided Into convenleut parcel*, and have laid of streets and alleys through the *aru?!. A ji'at thox* Ins such parcels, rt eeu aud aLejs has been prepared, atd may be seen at the Court Hou-e, lu the riuinn Unnlr flarlr nf fhu f'utintr IVmfI Printed ooplt " of said'plat may bo had onapplioa* tiouto the undersigned: The said property will flret he offered u a wbo:e, and afrerwarda in the parcel* abown ou ttid p<at, and trill be aold In whichever way may ai>|<o*r the most advantageous. TKRMS Of tJALK.?One third of the j.urchue money or to much more hh the purcbMcr rnj elect cash in band, tbe remainder in two equal Installments psyable respectively in ouu ami no years from tbe day of sale, with iuterwt irou that day, the purchaser giving hU no>c* for ti.t deferred inuallmenu, and the title being retained to seouie the payment of them. W. P. HUBBARD, V. M. BC8SKLL, tipodal ConmbAloDca J. C. Cot VET, Auctioneer. I certify that bond has been r!veu by raid Special CominUsloutrs as required by the mI<1 d?w. JOHN W. Ml HHKLL, au!8 Clerk of Mid ''<'urt. QOMM1SSIONERS' KALE OF IBB Andrew Klorain Slcel and Iron IVorli at Monniisvllk', IV. Va. By virtue of the authority v'fs'ed In m by tbe dfcr?e of tbe Circuit Court cf Mai*hali ?'<>untjr. W. Va., entered in the chancery cauio of ih- .Marihall County Bank against tbe Andrew Klornan Hteel and Irou Company and ??th? r-i, ou tie day of February, 1885, and recorded fn ChanOlder Book A o. 3, pagotfati, we will km I 1.1 public auction, to the highest and belt bidder. at ih* frontdoor of the Mart ball County Court Heme, In Moundivllle, W. Va, on MONDAY, THE I2th DAY OF OCTOBER. lhs\ the Colling Mill Property known a* the Andrew Kloman .stoel%id Iron Campiuy Works which in- I elude* the following property. ro il and penonil, | that ii to say: A lot of land ritttsttd In mm town of Moundaville in the couu'y cf Mitr.-hi.il, numbered 61 iu ho adoitlou to what wm furtaerlr Inown as allzabethtown; al?o, 1/it No. :i In ??? ! town, lying to tho ? oat and in tbe rear ol lot numbered one, hereinafter mentioned; uliio, tbowuta hall of lot So. 53 iu said town, rituaied on Water and C ?tre*ts; also, Lot N'o 2 In said town, fn wh?t wrh formerly known as hllzabe h Tout Inson * tjdition to Klfxabot'<town, which lot i* iltuated ?.t tho Ohio river tank west of tho ?a'tlm*e .v ('bio depot; alM), a pfo?e of land In "A'a>hlugiou dwtrirt ana in tald town of Moundavllb', hing wiuihwo. of a?id depot and on tbe bank of ih<- Ohio river. ?* i Uud Wl *uu lit'IUK kuu Wttiuu ^IVv, ? which r*n<J? the Boiling MIU erccitd br the Ohio Vailey Iron Work* and is bounded t* tallow: Hr Binning at the northwe?t corner oi u iot in *id town ?.old by Charlca Thomjuon tiJaainSuHrao. thence innthwardly three bundreo fret: ito-nce weatwardly to the Ohio liver; thonrv northwarJly i to the ?outh aide of Mound atrcet nnrt Un;we tita j ala atrcet eaitwatdly to the beginning conuiuicg i twoacrea. more or lea* and being tb< proptrty which wm conveyed ?o too Ohio Valley Iron Worka by Chirlra lhouwon by duid dnit'i Mirra 4. 1874, and recorded in Leed No. !. ynvTL In tOeClerk'i office ot Mar?nall county; ul<>, nJJ the right, title, luierot and ciutj !<longing to the Ohio Va ley Iron Work a in audio Lot No. J. JrjfjU'l town of Mjundiville Mi Mi-doa the south aide of Mound itrict on thi? bank of use Ohio river and (minedlately opposite it.il Kollnt Mill, which Mid Lot No 1 wia leised Ly t.'ie luItf more A Ohio Railroad Com pan r to mid (Jhlo Vtller iron Works for the term of Ufty y enr? at annual rent of five dollars, by an agreement or law dated April 1,1874. and recordrd in i/e<?d iiook So. I 2,pagoiU3, iu wild t lerk's oIIIto: ?!m>, all the | building*, 1 nprovementt, flxturoM and ?n u:i<- i nancea now ou aald KolJimr Mill prop.rty, *ud f 11 tho machinery, engines. boiltn and i? >jh rum|at to the worka in operation, and a!! tiio dxjurra <J jUid appliance now belonging or atuclicd to, or i lying and being upon ttie raid A: dr .. steel and Iron company property ?' Motitd>viile. All of which property ia more lully dwcilfo d In H-e i ie*d of trim given by A. i.\ Kiotnau if Kloman ind W. H. Carrothera. and their Hive*, u i'aniel Lamb, trustee, daf d the llr?t day of May, !**.'. and reo irded >n Tru*t Weed hoc k .%o. ? j*<e Mar* lhall County Kecorda. TKklM OK BALK.?(tie fourth tin ; rrba>i money r/uh in band, one-fourta in it montin. pne four'h In twelve months and the remaining fourth in tlybleen mouiha. the dtfc/rtd j-i; "u Io bear lnteie t from trie day of mi.V, and to '* lured by the bjuda or notca of tae pwclia'er ?iw loodaecu.lty.and the tlt.e u? te ritaimd unw he purcbaie money la all paid. . The title to the aoove property It. bo li-vod to cjer/ect, butaelling ?? Spoclal i oinmi??oncn will convey only aueh tltlo ?? l? veatcd in ui o) he Court la the decree above namv I. DaSILL LAVfland J. L fAUKISMS. Specal Comtul*iioae/?. Bond and accurlty haa been gl-ea by aid tornnlaloneraaa required by law. ^ n baJv-Kr( Herk of Circuit Court of Mar>b*U fount/, W- ** epg-rh ? ; i piOE DODGER8 AND KJUU- HiSB I a? to ti!?IKrKLUOEN(-'KB JOB 0^ ad?7?oiirU0!ithit ?t, Wbtrojoa <*a w""*1 I wUWdtiiieiDetiee I