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fjje -Intelligence*. FHEW. CAMPBELL & HART, j-r.oi-aii.Toju. Itkt'Kfi Daily, Kiimi-Wkckly and Wjculy, TERMS: tj Mill, 1'uiue Fik In Uu Doited sum. Uiiir, Oiit- Yuar |g qo IUI1.V, Bli 400 luar, Tires SiunlU. g t,o Daily, Oue llutilb 05 auu-Waui-r. Opt Ymr....? a BO bmh-Wkkki.y,six MoaUu...... 1 25 WUULY, Olio Vw I 00 Wiui.r,tU Month.. 60 Till luur Iktuui.uici> u Uellreretl bj Currlcri iu WlitcJIua tod adjacent townaatlS rvuti per week. WHEELING, JULY 18,1889. PUKSOA'S going out of town for the tuinmer can hare the DM I. Y INTEU.l GEACKIt mailed to them for 05 cenU per month, 'J he addreee of the paper will be chamjetl iu often ut desired. 1'aiiib Is to have an underground rail road. Wo mod to have one in this coun try- _ Skcuktarv Husk lioiata the name of Harrison for 1802. It may couie out that wuy, but what's the hurry? Mm. J.anotuy ia now spoken of aa a "physical wreck." General Black has an action (or infringement of patent. Wno ia tiie Ohio Democrat who is to have the conspicuous honpr to run against Foraker and wondor what hit him? Tim Window tilasa Workers in con vention have denounced the National Labor lYibune and the Ohio Vulley Olau Budget, A SooruauN writer delinea the Yan kee as "the unclaimed of iieaven and tlie unowned of hell." And yet tho Yan kee gets there. A Canadian Judge lias apologized to An innocent young woman who was arrested on auspicion, Such politeness from the bench is as rare as it is com mendable. hoHWSLL (a. lIoRB, of Michigan, re sents the ofl'er of the Valparaiso Consul ship us a ndslit?lie couldn't get it on by stretching. Before now Binaiier men have boen given larger places. WiurriiBii Mr. lilaine is in good health or bad it Beems to lie a positive foot that Mm. McKoo wears a morning gown of soft ?iik. These things are important as showing the drift of the Administra tion. Tim continued exploits of tho "Jack tlie-Itipper" variety In London give the detectives of that city aniplo reason to sympathise with thoso of our own Chicago. What has become of the boasted skill of Scotland Yard? Ciiaiiiman Quay and and the Presi dent are to try their hands at settling tho Republican differences in Virginia. It would take sovoral Chairmen and as many Prealdents to make a good job of it. Sotno ol tho raw material is of very inferior quality. limits is an evident disposition to use tho Johnstown matter 'to the detriment of Governor Beaver. Tho affair is hapily stripped of;any appearance of partisan politics, becauso the loudest and most persistent of the growlers seem to bo of the Governor's own party, W iiii.k Council is looking for money why not look for enough to rid tho city of iu garbage and to provide for keep ing up tho good work duringthe remain der of tho summer? Nothing is of more importance than the health of tho people, unless It bo.their lives. Pahnbu. would be as much surprised to get justice from the Parliamentary Commission as Golf would be to get jus tice front tbe Gubernatorial Committee ol the West Virginia Legislature. In either case justice would be a miracle, and this Is not believed to be tho day of miracles. Tiuinsii Muldoon repudiates the in terview lu which ho was made to say about John L. .Sullivan what Is common ly known to be true of him. Mr. Mul doon's denial must be accepted, and still the character of tlio Big Fellow is not changed, l'erhaps Muldoon "didn't say it for print," and was surprised when the thing wont ofT. Oriental Diplomats. Tho Persian Minister, Hadji Hassein Ghooly Khan, who got so angry with America and Americans that he "skip ped by tho light of the moon," might havo learned a lesson from tho Chinese and Corean legations. Tho Persian might affect to look down on tho representative of llttlo Cores, but surely lie wouli) pay soino respect to the nobles from China,whose hoary antiquity makes parvtmues of a family leas than throe thousand years old. Tho dress of the Ohineso and tho Coreana la much moro striking, outlandish, If you please, than that of tho Persians, and ao people look and comment as they go by. But tho Chlneso and Coreans do not blase up In a buff. They take thlnga good naturedly, and tho result Is that they are social pots In Waahlngton. Tliero is a dlfferenco In Orientala, par ticularly where Mr, Ghooly boba up. Oiin Woiunn'a Fight* An Intereatlng war is being waged on tho saloons of Michigan City, Indiana. Mrs. W. 0. Leeds Is tho CommandeMn Chlof and tho army too. liar huaband, who Is said to bo llvo times a millionaire, was too llboral a patron of tho lino arts of tho saloon business. Mrs, Leeds gave unheeded warnings. Thon alio oponed on the skirmish line, (ell baok, and the saloons thought they had triumphed. This was Mrs. Leed'l generalship, Having swellod tbe enemy's bosom with the prldo of an easily won victory, she went to work to undermine the citadel. Employing detectives from a distance alio calmly proeecuted her cam paign until alio was ready to strike a decisive blow> She has struck, and all saloondom is In a state ot mind. The plucky woman haa about sixty publicans by tbe throat Mr. Leeds groatly regrets the course bis wife la puraulng, but all the same he ofhrs no objection to her drawing on the family fortune lor ao mnoh at she may need of tho slnewi of war. (liven n determined woman with hralnsaml monoy, and the law-breaking saloon haa reason to tremble. In a con teat with the liquor traffic a woipan will lio further and fight'harder than a man : of equal equipment. Poaaibly because she Buffers more, buodajr Uui U*ll. Two arguments are offered in favor of Bunds; hiae ball in Wheeling. Argument number one. For the lover 1 oi baae ball who can't afford to low half , a day, Sunday ball gives the only chance. , Argument number two. II it were not for the financial necessities of the 1 club, the management would not have resorted to Sunday games. Logical Inference. If It were not for the financial necesaitlea of the club, the management would not have concerned itself to provide an opportunity for the man who can't afford to lose half a day. So it Isn't the poor man, it is the poor management. Bmu Jones and ill* Qruud mother. Summit Knterprlte, A little incident which took place in Wesson la being told on every street corner here. It Is about as follows: It seems that 8am Jones was trying to draw a line between the man that goes to heaven and hell, and in his remarks refers to his grandfather and grand mother In the following manner: "My grandfather was a good man, as good as ever breathed the breath of life, and he went straight to heaven. My grand, mother was a bad woman; sue never attended church, and did not take any stock In the Bible, and I know she went to liell. About this time a young man 'eft his seat and started toward the door. 1 Ids did not ploaae the reverend gentle inau, and he remarked, "Yes, there Is a man who Is going to hell, too." This young man proved to be a commercial drummer, and, whirling around, politely answered, "Well, If that is the case, is there any message you wl?li to sond to your grandmother!1" "Flngcra mill Ten Coulilo'l Hollar It," JackumrWciyia.) Timn-Vnlm. Florida girls are not like their Ala bama sisters (by the Age Utrald't esti mate), for the former abhor slung. But for downright emphasis of expression and that brevity which lg the soul of wit they yield the palm to no other State, Several weeks ago a number of brave young men and beautiful women from the interior came In on an excur sion. A small kuot ol the visitors wero walking leisurely through tho nark, when the following conversation was overheard between two of the visitors. It Is reported verbatim, though It is Im possible to reproduce the drawling, earnest tone iu which it was delivered: "Sal," asked one, displaying (he folds ol her now dress, and tailing u sly lijtah at her bustle, "bal, how do my dress tit?" "Fingers and toes couldn't better it." "Do John seem to notice it?" "Can't keep his eyes offettit." "Do my bustle shake about any?" "Shakes jess like jelly," replied Sal, as tlioy proceeded on their way with an air of triumph inde scribable, Wut.rueluua with a Ketv flivor. llagentown ticict, A Georgia gentleman wlio baa tried it vouches for this story: Taking a gallon jug of whisky lie passed a airing through its cork, which string dropped to the bottom of tho jug. Tho twine was then introduced into a watermelon vino by slitting the vine and tho vino was per ??rf af? Induce only two melons. When the melons wore matured they woro served at a private barbecue to six gentlemen. The offect was astonishing, i'he gallon of whisky got in its work. Not a drop of the liquor remained in tho jug when the melons wero ripe. Ia the Country. Clothier ami Fumlthtr, Young Badger from New York on the ffrat morning of his visit to his Uncle Abnor's farm appears bright and early in a pair of white flannel trousers. Un cle Abnor (taking him aslde)-"Gee Whitaker, nephew, why in blazes didn't you tell me yon was bo poor. Hero, hoy, take this $3 and run down street to the store and buy you a pair of pants before the women folks get up." Oil, Tbut lie were a Aloune. Ttrrt Haute Kxprut. Mrs. Jason?"What a poor-spirited creature you are, Jabel. I wish you would bo either a wan or a mouse." Mr. Jason?"I wish I was a mouse. J'd mako you climb the bed post in a holy minute." A Gentrolllug Venture. LaitrtRce American. Brown?"The facial features plainly indicate character and disposition. In selecting your wife were you governed by her chin?" ? Jones?"No, but I have been ever since we marrlod." A Buaplcloue Position. 81. l'aul aiotx. Mother?"So that you man has pro posed at last?" Daughter?"Why, no, ma." "But I saw him on his knees be fore you." "Yes. 1 know, uia. He was tying my slipper.' Etirt third person you meet is troubled mora or less with biliousness, and don't know how to get rid of it. The causcs are easily recorded. A lack of sufficient exorcise, eating too much by persons of sedentary habits, Indulgence in too rich food, a sluggish torpid liver where the blood does not do its duty, and bile is allowed to accumulate! these cause tho whites of the eyea to turn yellow, tho skin to look thick aud coarse, nnd the complexion yellow or dark. Theso are sure indications of biliousness. Brown's Iron Bitten is the romedy you want. It acts directly upon tho blood, cloanses and purities it, and sends it on its journey through tho channels of tho liver, giving to it activity and clearing out the bile, It will re move tho yellow tinge from tho eyes and the complexion leaving tho latter fresh and clear. ww To Our ltentlera. Wo beg to call your attention to tho lines of tho "Groat and Only" Ch'. cago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway. They now own and operate over 6,700 miles of road, extending through Illi nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Iowa and Missouri. It is tho short lino and best routo from Chicago to Council Blum, Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City and in termediate points. Their equipment Is unsurpassed. Vestibuled trains, chair cars, Pullman's ilnest sleeping cars, and tho Ilnest dining cars .in the world. Meals 75 cents. If you contemplate a trip West, Northwest or Southwest of Chicago, you will make no mlatakoby purchasing your ticket overtheChicago, Milwaukee A St. I'aul ltallway. All ticket agents have them. Write to or call on William Kelly, Jr., Traveling Pas senger Agent, room 2ii, Clinton Block, Columbus, Ohio, (or rates of fare. Maps, time tables, etc., furnished free. The summer hotel that is "twenty mllos from a lemon" and fllteen from an upright piano ought to do well Aran's ltalr Vigor has long held the Brut plow, as a hair-dressing, In the es timation of tho public. Ladles llnd that tlila preparation glvea a beautiful gloas to the hair, and gentlemen use it to pre vent baldness and curs humors In the scalp. ww 8t, Clam, Mich, ]. M. Loosa Km Olovm Co.?Gentle men: The alx bottles ol Bed Clover I ordered of you have entirely cured my wife of Cancer of tho oye, and there haa been no sign of a return of It. Youn Mipeolfnlly.H. K. Uammo*!), andmany others. Logan Drug Oo,, Bridge Comer Druggists, wheeling, W. Va. ww Children Cry for Pltcher'i.Ciitorla, ODLUNAHl Ninva WW. Beauty will bay no bust. A good stomach U the beat lauce. Inquire not wbit U In another1! pot. Butterhalf an egg than an empty ahull. Better some M the padding than no pie. He that dine* and leavea iaya the cloth twice. He fasta enough whose wifeacoldaat dinner time. tie who depends on another dineaiU and sups worse. Make not your sauce till yoa have caught your nab. He deaervea not the aweet who will not taste ol the aour. He who would have bare (or breakfaat must huut over night. Healed enmity and a warmed-up din ner are never worth much. When a man cannot have what he lovea he muat love what he bai. A LttW'Abidor. 3<lruil Frte tiut. "I don't want to break the law," he ?aid, ua heitood in the presence of Cap tain Starkweather at police headiiuartera the other day. "You are very kind," replied the Cap tain. "What Is vourcase?" "My wife hss skipped." "Indeed." "Yes, skipped out two days ago. As I said, 1 don't want to break the law. What is the customary rule in such cases?" "Let her aklp." "I am not expected to puraue her and shoot somebody?" "No." "Thanka. She has skipped. Let her aklp. If she returns, I overlook and forgive. If ebe doea not, I marry the hired girl. Perfectly satisfactorily, air, all around, and J thank you for your klndnnu." UeafneM Cau't be Cured by local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure doafneas, and that la by constitutional remedies. Deafness ii caused by ah InUamed con dition of the mucus lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube gets in flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when it is en tirely closed, deafness Is the result, and unlesa the Inflammation can be taken out and thia tube restored (0 its normal con dition, bearing will be destroyed for ever ; nine caaea out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition nf the mucus surfaces. Wo will give One UuDiJrwl pollers for any case of Deafness, (caused by catarrh.) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send (or circulars, free. n.tw F. J. Chunky & Co., Toledo, 0. Swift Specific Compsny, Drawer II, Atlanta, On., offers a reward o( one thousand dollars to any opp who will find by analysis a particle of mercury, iodide of potash, or other poisonous sub stance in H. S. S. WKD. ? ?lOifW??On Wednesday, July 17. 1889, at ? o'clock p M , JJra. Tiiaam sinaia, in the Did year or Air a<a. Funeral will take p|aco (rum Iter laic rt.|dcnce, No. 2310 Chapllne atreet, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Inlarnmnt private. Wolff's Acme Blacking, BE WISE! SOOTS AMD SHOES DBE8SBU WITH Wolff'sAOMEBIacking NEVER GET HARD AND STIFF, Alwan look neat. EqaUly *ood for Min'i.Worowi'l or Child* Shorn. No bUcklo* bruth roqalnxl. tad Uw poliihlnt la done In tbrco mloutM without Ubut Bold by Sboo Stora, Grocer*, DrnjgiaU, 4c, Try U on pour Uarntu. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, HQUOttMlj. Drugs, Chemicals, Etc. LOGANJRDG CO. Supplies for Soda Fountains, yIj; 8YRUPS, FRUIT JUICE8, MALTO, MOXIE, MEXICAN SHERBET, EXTRACT8, Ac. HELLO! BALD HEADS I We are Agenta for jail what yon uood. 7 Sutherland Slatera' Hair 0 rower. Sutherland Slate ra' Soalp Cleaner. TURKISH LIFE TABLETS, See advertlao moat lu thle Raper. BEST'S TONIC. BEDFORD MINERAL WATER In Pint, Quart and Half Uallou ltottlca. MITCH ELI AS BIG 4 PLASTERS. Zoeller's Swiss Bitters, Wild Cherry Tonic And BLACK OIN. I'AINTEM, PAPER 1IANUEB8 and WniTB WAtllKKS aril kindly aaked to remember ui when ready to pua-haap aeaaou'a aupjilloa Faint*, Hkvmiu, Uuiae, Ui.tiu U?w?w, ic. Whotculo Aginu <o: SHOW OASKM. SPECIALTIES. Bxoelalor Baking Powder, Plea.ant Worm Syrup, Logan'a Baa. Jam. Olngar, Homeatead Pills, Lily Cream for Chapa, Cinderella Corn Cure. PhnldMil' rnwrlptlona accurately com pounded at all boon. LOGAN DRUG CO., llrldre Corner ? Wheeling. TV. Va. am>M?t Broeoh-Loadlng Guns, Attention, Sportsmen! Wo ban Jtut received ? One lino ol DltEECH-LOADING GUNS, InoludlnrRlllw of all klnda, and both Single and Double Barrel Mliot Uuna. ranging In prloe from 98 60 to 9100 eaih. Our "PRICE MACHINE" OUNS are the beat value for (tie money in the world. Call and aee them at I. G. Dillon & Co.'s. Professional Cards, Q.EO, W. JEFFEM, Attorney at Law, orriUKl-No. 49 F0UHT8SNT1I 8TKKKT. mm* Q. W. ATKINSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, lltl M?*?ir*T?arr, Wheeling, W. Va. Housefurnlshlng Hardware, WIKK Window Work. W? keep Inatoek all iIm ol Wlndowand Door trainee; alaontwire cloth, Wa aim ami erit.ra to Dnlah hooaee com New Advertisements. 117'ANTED?A SECOND HAND TO V?? work in ? baker/. Apply at No. 3820 fcapllne aueet. jylit* '?A GOLD SOABF PUi-lN r 08T LJ form m-f form a until circle ihtt ?ixo oi?iuw uouu. t U set with seveu or eight small diamonds and >ue ruby. The Under will be handsomely re varded by leaving It at the iMTiuioMcaa )flloa. Jyl7 VfOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will ba received up to July U, 1889. at UI iod specifications for suae uu be seen at the >0ice o( borough engineer In jyta Engineer. QOEAN FARE REDUCED. Tne Second Cabin rale from Now York will be I ?00 ou the North (lerman l.loyd Line Steamers, ind940 ou the BedJUar Lines on and alter August 1 next. H. P. BEUBEKS, 2217 Market Street. Will give ftny information. jyia ASE BALL. B Mansfield vs. Wheeling, AT ISLAND BASK BALL I'AKK, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JULY 18, 10 6 20, Admission, 25 cents; Children, 10 cents; La die*' Staud, 16 cents. UamecallodatSiMp. m. jylS* HIRE. P?H! Oue Hone Coupe; cau be bad at Bubert Luke's Stable*, 1420 Market street, or at the New Me Lure House. Something uew lu the way of a city carriage for ahoppiug or visiting. 1 have alio a large liaud Wagou, with a top ou, for Flo nice; cau bo used Tor moving; It will keep everything dry. Je'Jfl DINNER SETS! [Sly Hah Decoratious, Flue Goods, Low Prices. Prohibition Meeting, MOUND-S VILLE, The Famous Silver like Quartette, WhichhasaNatloDul reputation, vrlll alug In the Moundsvllle Court House, July 22, at 8 P. M. July 29, ?t 3 antf 8 p. M. Admission for ovenlng of 2M, 10 cents. All other meetings FitEK. Wheeling people can return home on one of soverul trains after the 2 o'clock mectlug, or ou lOi-IO train after the 8 o'clock mcottug. I'BOUIBITIOS KX. COMMITTEE JylT* or Mabmum. County. SUMMER GROCERIES, Corry's Imported Ginger Ale, Fruit Syrups and Basnberry Vinegar. The Fin* est Ollvu* In variety. Monuiirrnt L|mo Juice makes thollnost of drinks. Extra Fancy Lum ouy. Crosse A Hlackwell's Jams and Pinkies. Flue Ctttaujui and Imported Sauces. Pino Apple and Edam Cheese. Ferris' Fancy llams and Boneless Bacon. Wilson's Lunch, Milk auil oUier Fine Crackers. Fresh Roaated Coffees and Pure Teas and Hnlcea. Our (Jold Dust Flour leads nil other brands. Sugars are not high whpn fcou?h(fr0n> HI Conner & Snedeker, Corner Market & Fourteenth 8ta. ]yo ^ SHOULD YOU BE WEARY OR FEEL BLUE THEN COME TO TIIK GRAND JPJCNJC Fulton Firemen, AT Til K WHEELING PARK, Thursday, July 18, And you will havo a merry afteruoou and evening. {'POOBAMME. Wheelbarrow ttaco Jo'r Mary's opt t?wn lajnbs. Foot Baco batweuu the fat and loan onps. Silk Hat Contest between the Mayors of Wheel ing and Fulton. Dancing from 2 p. m. till 12 midnight. A fine String Baud engaged for this occasion. Orand pvrotechulcal display ut 0 p. m. No* body should misfit. ady should misfit. Wheeling's ladies and gentlemen are cordially inVlUul. CoRjeojip, pjmonll, for you will re ff " *""eV '"""'"cOMUmEE. Notice to Contractors. 8ealed proposals will bo received at the Secre tary's olnce of tho Borough of 8hamn, Mercer blda apdawarf unty, I'o.) until tho 3Ut day of July, 1880, at lilch time the froppr Authorities will pppn tho dsaud award tho contract (6 the successful ddcr, for furnishing all material and perform u all labor for tho paving of State street in Id Borough of Sharon, from Irvlnoavenuo to .?e Middlesex extension of tho Sharon Bailway, with vltrltled fire-clay brick, In accordance with plans and specifications. amounting to about *s. The proposals must be accompanied :k proposed to be used. evory per the Middlesex extension of tho Sharon Bailway. with Yltritlcd fire-clay brick, In accordance with plans and specifications. amounting to about 8,000 yards. The proposals must be accompanied by specimens ol brick pro(>osod to bo used. Bids must eontalu tho full namea of every pur son Interested, with specimen of bricks and tho maker's names. Satisfactory bonds will bo to - isful I ' w ^tortr km quired of the successful bidders to the amount of M) per rent of thp amount of the contact for the peffprmaucj) of thu work according to the specifications atul wlthlp thp tlino that shall be agreed upon hi tho execution of thp contract The Borough Council reserves the right to reject ?r or .11 Site Ban,..., Thos. B. Ban., Secretary. Jylg-nhas A Good Plies for a Moslc Teacher la alongside of the countor of a BITSON COM* FANY MU81U STOUK, A low hours of ? sum mer tour may bo profitably ipent In examining our exceptionally cood new publications, and ?electing (or tbo fall orapalgu. From our (H-pago list of books (which pleaio ask for), wo nfdiip afu\f bop)fs ojif of m^py. Kxamlue for Bloglng nod Chorus Classess Hong Harmony. (00 cti. Wdox.) Emerann. Royal Singer. (COots. |0 dos.) Kmemon. American M?1p CJjolr. (II or $0 dos.) Tennpy, Jehovah's 1'ralM. II or (V dos.) Emerson. Cppccrt Selections. (91 or fJ dos J Emerson, ? Or Mir excellent Cantatas; Palry Maid's Sapper. (20cta.|l fiOdoa.) Lewis, lUlnbow Festival, (w cts. H 80 dot.) Uwli, Examine our superior School Muilo Uooksl Bong Manual, Book 1. (80c. 13 dos.) Kmerson, Song Manual, Book 2. (40c. >120 da.) Kmerson. Song Manual, Book 8. (60c. 84 HO dx.j Emerson. United Voices. (50 ots. ft M) dos.) Kmemon. Kindergarten anil Frltnarjr Song*. (30c. 93 ds. Examlae our new l'lano Collections; Popular Flano Collection. (91.) 27piccc?. Popular Banco Music Collection. (91.) And many others. Also, wra'lte ffr.urk.u~. Cljutlo Tenor Soup. III.) Bnrllnno Honji, (11.) Any Book U.Ucil fur Retail Price. OLIVER nirsox COMPANY, Bogton. O. II. DmoH 4 Co.. , , ... M7 Browilyr. Now Yort. W MACKINAC Summer Tours. Paucc Stcamcrb. Low Rates. tm,'l Four Trip- l?r W#?k Betwam DETROIT, MACKINA0 ISLAND a?rr W?k Ear DiIwmq DETROIT AND CLEVELAND IpnUl Hudif THjm 4ail?| Jim, July, A?pM uA Doubl# Dally Una Datwatn CHICAGO AND 8T. JOSEPH. MI0H. tUUlWro PAMPHLETS t. B. WHITOOMB, O. P. A, Ottaoit, Mich., patrolt and Olavelnnd Bteam Nov, Co ipimATh SPECIAL SALES For i F?w D?r? Onlf, In SUMMER MILLINERY, ?"-?AT"? BIBB'S MILLINERY PARLORS 1113 Chapllna Street. JEWETT'8 refrigerators. FRtom RXbVCRD, Jp.tM.r 16 Maw out for the truon *? will irw J. 8. Rhodes & Co. J. S. Rhodes & Go. REAL WHITE Shanghai Silks Juit Opened, at much less thau Regular Price*, bee our tipeclal Numbers at 50, 60,66 & 75c. PER YARD. ?NEW? Black Lace Flouncings, 40 AMD 6? INCHES WIDE, FROM $1 50 TO $UOO. Handsome Black Drapery Nets, Fish Net and -Pure Sew ing Silk Grenadine, now in stock, NEW STOCK OF LA TOSCA PARASOLS JUST RECEIVED. ?rse.our special bargain In 8 k Umbrellas-goodqualltyJJIorl# Silk, Haragon Frame and Qotd Tip, PRICE, $1.25. I. S. RHODES & CO., 1152 Main St. Books, Stationery, Etc. NEW BOOKS "-??AT TUK??? City Bookstore, 1301 Market St. Between the Lines. Cant. King. Cloth, |1 25. Tho Uuceu of Bedlam. G'apt. KFug. Cloth. |100. Tho Wrong Box. By Itobt L. Stevenson, fl 00. Beraphila. By Honoro do BaIuc. Half H., 8160. Jx.yjai.o?rihouurHP.Wi,.New That Frenchman, By author "Air. Barnes of Ntiw York, Ac.; COth thousand, pp., Wets. Illstoryol Johnitown Flood; llluntrakd,pp.23c. Lawn Tunnis In America. V. O. Hall; pp. ifie. 300 Now 1'apcr Novels ulaced on our Cheap Counter. Nmv Hooks daily. Any book mailed on rccelpt of price. jeM 8TANTON A DAVENPORT. jgUJIHKB KKCHEATIQNS. iluso Hulls, lints, Hull Masks, Oloves, Croquet, Foot Balls, Cheap Library Books, Magazines and Newspapers-a large stock. Mailed or delivered free of extra chargo. C. II. QU1MBY, JelS China, Glass and Queensware. JUST RECEIVED. AN ELEGANT LINE QF Library Lamps I OITereil Tcry low prlcoa* A FULL LINE OF FRUIT JARS And Jelly Glasses AWAY9 on iianp, JOHN FRIEDEL 1119 Main ft 1122 Water Sis. Jyii Lumber & Builders' Hardware. EXCELSIOR PLANING MILL AND FACTORY, MANNINUTON, W. Y4? Kcopion hand LUM1IKR, LATH, 8H1N0LKB, NA1L9, BA811,11L1ND8, POORS aud Builders' Hardware. Flooring, Celling, Weatlierboardlng and Gcr man Hiding, nil rf my own manufacture, and at prim that will tiakc your head awlm. , Hough Lumber taken In Exchange when do* ?Ired. *TA11 order* given prompt personal alton* Hon, and aatlalactlon auured. L. G. ROBINSON. ae&sss^sssassssssssi Building and Paving Brlok. BRICK! BRICKII Wo biro now roxlr ? lino lot ol Excellent Building and Paving Brick, FOR BALK, delivered In any part of W heel* Ing or at any place reached by railroad. Get our prlcet by applying to ualn person or by mall. ROBINSON BROS.. Cornlcoand Tin Roofing. Gataizedlron Cornice ?AUD? TIN ROOFING. mid Kelt Roollng. Call and gat price* before contracting, at lata prepared to give bargain* in thai line ol work. II. F. CALDWELL, Photography. JT ii. maaiNH, 'photographer, 4i Twiarrn ?tiut, B?? WniiMKa, W. Vi. Geo. R. Taylor-8peolal Sale. GEO. R. TAYLOR Special Sale To commence this morn ing and continue until this advertisement is with drawn. COMBINATION SUITINGS! India Silks ?AND? PARASOLS X^This Mark Down Sale means extraordinary bar gains to buyers who take advantage of the oppor tunity. All the goods named are of this season's pur chase, and very choice. MARKED DOWN PRICES In Plain Figures. GEO. R. TAYLOR. G. Mendel & Co.?Hammocks. G. Mendel &Co.'s NO. 1124 MAIN STREET. Frew Si Bertsohy?Furniture and Carpets. Furniture & Carpets. SPRING EXHIBIT-LATEST STYLES. j OR the Parlor, Bed Room or Din ing Room, In the Latest. Hand somest, and Most Desirable Woods. Exquisite and Novel De signs. Choicest & Most Elegant Styles. Highest Perfeotlon In Finish, and Greatest Deslrabll Ity In Construction. Carpets, Oilcloths and MATTINGS I Do you tiMd ntjyT Now or In tue near luluroT Mako a memorandum of ths fact that wo hare Tbe Stock, the Assortment, the Styles, the Lov Price;, Auti wo bin both the facilities mid the determination to plnuotll who liror up with a cull MoauoUea, Bodr Bnm?el?. Tt|.c?trr Bramk. Ingrain*, Irom the Beet toi the> Cheapest: Xtnoleutn, Ollclothi, Cocoa and China Mattlngi, Kui>, MiU, Window (hadei, to Frew &~Bertschy 1117 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, W, VA, f??Special Attention to Undertaking and Arterial Embalming. mi Arbenz & Co.-Furnlturo, Etc. YES, YOU ARE BIGHT I WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK ?-or-? furniture amd CARPETS Ever displayed in this city, and your Inspection of the same is respectfully solicited. ARBEN2T& CO., 1115 Main St., - Wheeling, W. Va. Uidfrtuklnf and Arterial Kmlwlmlag Ulren HpecUl Aitmtlon. New Advertisements. FINANCIAL STATEMENT ' Ohio County FOB TUB 26th Fiscal Year Ending Hay 31,1889. ASSET*. Botals P., W. A Ky. 11. K., pnr value 1 per cent......' S m Stock P., W. A Ky. it. K.. psr \aiue ... lot. .,i Stock Onlo River H. It. Co., pur value, vu.i'v ui Personal account.-. (C. It. Miillh, for olllco rem) i, ,\j Local Road Levies overdiuwn Llbertv Local i 70 Trladelphla Local 104 ,'u KlcbUud Local wa .v. HItclilc Local ;u)i it>~- ,vS Taxes, ?vc., In the huuds of W. C. Haudlau, cx S. 0. C s-v.-u go Collections of interest, Ac.. In thu bauds of Lewis Stecnrod, b. 0. C 4,07.1 -a Bonds of Ohio county, 4% per ccut $ in.w,) ui Bond* of Ohio county, r> per cent ??,, 1.1 Bond* of Ohio couuty, 7), per cent i'o.imi hi County Order* in transitu iu. >cj ^ Washington DUtrlct Locul Levy unex pended Sinking Fund, to |>ay 1\\ per cent Bouds, unexpouded o,\ w Tolls unexpended ou thu following roads, vis: Ou River Koad 9 150 :tt On Wheeling A Fairmont Pike L-^t 11 Ou Wheeling A K. 0. Itoud 107 07 On Wheeling. \Ve?t Liberty A Bethany Pike. uft? - 2, in 77 Assets In excess of liabilities (or nut worth of Ohio couuty) Tti.vTs v> flTiVM) ci RLVKNUJB DURING THE J8TII FISCAL YEAR KSUINU MAY 31, Iks-j. \m. June 1, Taxes, Ac., not paid & r.2,800 78 Oct. I. Dividend on P? \V. A Ky. It. it. Co. stock u;?j m Oct. 1, 18b6, Delinquent Taxes col lected ....... l.M ui Couuty Levy of SO cents. >,0Ui Hoad Levy of 2.r? cents > m 11 Oct. '/I, Bog Levy,balance turned into Geuerul Fund :ifJ :* Dec. ?, Suudrles &?> ui free. 17, Interest ou litwrfs 0/p., \\. A Ky. R. it. Co mo 00 188U. April ??, Railroad luxes for ltWS, If. Uur. '27, Poor House nua Furm (calves, hides, Ac., ?old) I') im April 1, Dlvideuil ou I'., W, A Ky. K. R. Co. stock 3,lS?u) April 20. Interest ou Bouds of 1'., w. A Ky. ft. B. Co Mo 00 Tolls received during the year us lot lows, vis: On River Hoad $ *77 ?) On Wheeling A Falrmout l'lke 071 u.*? On Wheeling A Kirn Urovo Road ITO4Q Ou Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany l'lke- 1.0-12 11- '2,770 ??(. Rent of 0tilccs in basement ? i,j m Supplementary aiaeuutouU :is Floating debt increased m EXPKND1TURFS DURING TUB Mm FIMAL YKAR ENDING MAY 81, law. Assessments t l,Wft 00 Births and Deaths IM ><1 County Jail :t,ll.'? 7.r? Court IIo two :cs 11 Contingent I'oor hit ml 13,0*7 r.? Court Kxpeniu ;wi u) Deaf, Dumb, lllitid Mi i?? Klectlon Expellee M:hm Englnoerlugon Rouilxnud Bridges I.wki in General Contingent Fund - 2,no 0: iuRurunce (?> Inquests ttTil C?i Lunacy fci ?'? Law Library 523 m Locul Boarif of Health .s <;. Misdemeanor 2:1 :w 1'cr Diem Allownncu 1,717 (0 l'rlutlng and Binding I.oio <n Poor Homo ami Farm '.,7.v. 10 Kinking Fuud to Piiy Bond 1W.12H u) Stationery :1-' Hulurles. 10.-H ui Hhorlirs Commissions M :>t Taxes Refunded s ? Tuxes Delluiiueut 721 ft Water Rent :il ? <" Wltne?HCR and Jiiron '2,'2i2 70 District Boad Tuxes ex pern led in iiiburiv District.... W.2jW 72 InTrladelphla District-.... 1}fj 111 Richland District 2,211 in Ilitchio DUirlei....... ?'J W . . In Waihlngtou District..... * **f" '? Expended on tho vorloua Howla aud Ilrldges [nets lion* following]... *fi Expended on tbu various Roads ami Hrldgea In repairing damage done by lloods ol July 10una Aug. 31,18KH MJJl .J ? ii-.-.i n<?iluu*?iniiliiil i.li 6.0H0 00 ll!i ift tloOUHIII JUIJ 1WBUM ??*? River llwul Tol I a oxpo nd ril... ... ........... Wheeling aud Fairmont PikoTollac >;? POtldCd 1 /heeling and fcliu Orove Koada Toil* ^ ,0 wKlngTw^ l'iko Tolls expended. I?uld J.J.Jacob, Bupt. Bocoml Dlvlalott ol W.. W. L. k U. Pike. 18M TolUu... '>* 19 l?ald W. llutcheson, Hupt. Mrs! Divi sion ol W., W. L. A D. like, 18W Tollfl ......?????>??? Wiii DouaUou i'tO Onto Comity Flood Suf ferers ????? Exhibit of Ohio County at Hl^fj hair.. CI 1 enn Howard l'ald lualanco of ro ward unpaid]..... Taxes. oto, in the lianda ol ?. C. llaodlau. Ex-B. 0. C. &V.M0 w Collection a ot liitetest, etc.. In tlio lianda of l/>wU8tccured, B. 0. C... I.PTS 10 |17S,W7 M EXPENDED ON T^R RKVKltAI. ROAD8 AS1> Battle Hun Road.- < J' Ilrowuli Hun Road Chapel Hun Road.. - Kelly's Baru and Dement letncterj H d - Laldlov'a Hun and K. A M. Road ?' Long Hun to Caa. Hun Hoad.- ? Monument and Die hee lug (. k 11 d ? ( ,1 Middle Wheeling Creek R'd, lower end. - Meeting House Mil Road - J} * '.<7 01 Wt M M r.i 72 70 K. 107 ?> 172 S'? |s SI C.l 1* M HI l.'l II III) I" it. <? Ml 70 a n A1BVMUH HUUOV *???? ? Morrlaon and Lewll Road Mcdraw'a Run Road I'enlnaula Road ? - l'^ri''!u u'lS! TriMMlaijl^t rie t. Peters' Hun Hoad, Richland District? lllver Hoiul, Flrat Dlflalou... Rice anil Cattleman's Hun Hoad Honey'a I'olnt. D.B. A H j Valley Orove ii: Mid. W h gt k lload Short Creek Hoad, Northlork Hhort Creek Road, Month Fork Hliort Creek Road, Main Stem.... BteeoroiVa and Mt. do Chantal lload.... Wh'g, Weal k & D. Pike, Klrat lM*j?l?n Wh'g, WertD. & H. Pike. Second Dljr.. Weal Union and Houey'a linlnt lload..... Weat Liberty and llarvey'a Hold.......... Wheeling and Klui drove Hoad, Trla dolphla Dlatrlet ' Wheeling and Elin Grove Hoad, Hltclile ^ ( J i Wwt Luirty*A*Ciuii'loin"lii?**? Run Hoa?i.. ?' j Wheeling and Fairmont Pike I Total cxpendltiuo* on road? and bridge* lUtf'-16 C1IAB. C. WOOIH, Clerk Hoard ot Commlmlonen of the County oi Ohio, Weil Virginia. During tho flical year ending May ai. >?-s-??1 aeveral membera of tlio Board of tot of the county of Ohio, aa Over?eer? of i m ? laaued orden on the Contingent I oor F"" grocerlea, coal.ahoea. etc., aa follow". >!"? Waahlniton DUtrlct.from June From January, 1,1 wo, t? Juno 1,1M0, grocerlw, eto.: 87 lowla of coal, Sbuilalaand 8 pair of alioea,.... uW ? Mwllion District, from Juno 1, iMm, to June 1, l&Mi, groceries, etc.; 0 burials and 47 loadi ol ^ (J Clay I)VitVic'Cfrom June i,' iiins, to January 1,1889, groceries, etc From January l.iwo, to Jan# 1, 1HK0, groceries. eto.'.lW ,, load* of ooal and Jij burial*.., 272 00- M Onion District, Irom Juuu i, HWJ, to June 1, laao, groccr lea.etc.: 07 lowla ol coal, in palra shoes, 7 burials and 1 alURlo grave Centre District, from June 1, 1MB, to January 1,1 wo, gro- ? cerlea, etc ' ? ^ '' From January 1. law, to Juno f, 1889. groceries, etc.; vn loads of ooal, b pair* shoes, r. burials and J persona aent to .. lfoipltal, *1.11 Webster District, from June 1, 1MW, to Juno 1, 1N?, groccr- , Jl0 v? fbnVlaVs.'a'paVrtih^'s'w loads of coal. , Ritchie District, from June I, IImr, to January 1, iwo, gro- . cerlos, shoos, oto From January 1,1MB. to Jinn- ... I, uso. groceries, shoea, eio... ?10 '? 01 loads of t?al and H burial*. Trladelphla District, from June jTutf, to June 1,18*o, gr?H< r ^ J; *boei?..........,| ' RIchlaiunMitMrt, from June I, 1M8, to January 1, l"*?. utSrlr IHl'rlot. (rem Junn 1, lw.?lr Uwl nrdnrwl to be conaensed a* awTj- (j. tloti, tho orlflnals lielnu on ill" I" public examination. W00t'<.' \,'net ? ilni.c i"r JZlL JJKOKBH PIANO For sale. 1V? k.T< > fl'? IWOTl-1"""1 IM.no which w.oH? WW"1"' )rU r.W.IIAUMdKA?.