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Lnvntlor f?rp? Complaint. JirrcUonM ?Hrt j Cvllttnrn. At drugKlit*. l'rk.'0<flct?. jh WMt s (Price only 25 tend, 8old by alt druqgUti.) ?, Relieves quickly Rhoumatism, Neuralgia, Swellings, Bruises,Lumbago, j, Sprains, Htiadacho, Toothache, Cuts, li Burns, ScaMs, Soros, Backache,&o. 'I fs H r\n L AN firs H UQ3, 7h? Oreni Tobacco A if r. Lntl* iU?t,i-.Prl<? WPH. /' nil druqqlatt* Goo. M, Snook & Co. ' ' DURING j The Next | TWO DAYS, j 11EFOUE INVOICING STOCK, ] YOU CAN BUY ' 1 I CLOAKS, ; Winter Goods and Remnants I From us at Lower Prices j than any yet quoted. 10.000 : Dollars' Worth of additional j NEW SPRING GOODS will ( be placed on sale, Saturday, j February i. ] Geo. M. Snook j &. CO. Juno j M. J. McFaddon. HATSTlATS! HATS! To llx attention upon my Hat Department, and to carry out utv purpose to make It the most popular Hattjtore in Wheeling, I have marked my goods at prices entirely new to the people of this city. Good Felt Working Hats. all shapes, W)c. Fine Crush and Cigarette Hats, We, 73c and 81. Flue Fur Haiti, Intent style, 81 W), 31 25, $141) and SI G3. Tourist Hat#, Creased Crowns, 8100,8150, fcl 75 and 81 to. Wide brim, Creased Crown Hats, 60c, 75c, 81 SO and 81 ltt. I have made a special reduction Ju tho prices ol my largo slock at Ute.-ayle Winter Stiff Hats, Good Quality Muck Still- liats, 81 00. Good hur Sti/nitt^, reduced from 81 70 to] -15. Fine FurStlil'lIatH,reduced from 82 41) to81 DO. Kxtra Fine Still' Hats, red need from 82 'JO to 240. Hoys' Cloth Hats, all style*. :V>and tOc. Hoys'Cloth Capstone-and two peaks, 25,35 boys' i'Jush, roio am1 Windsor Cups, 'J5,25 and 50 cent*. Moil's l'laln Cloth Cans, 15 anil '25c. Men's Wimlijor Caps, vvJiii roll, 35 ami 50c. ileu'H Plush Windsor Caps, SI 00, SI '25 A 81 to. M. J. McFADDEN, Hatter & Furnisher, 13-0 & 13?a MARKET STREET. jull % IntclltQgnar, Otticui No*. X&iiihI "7 VoiirtvvnthStruet. New Advertisements. Tho Victoria of IS'JO?Edw. L. Rose. Not a l'lmplo on Haby?Fourth l'age. Agent* Wanted?Borland A Co. For ShIo?'Tract of Lund. Tho Host Reading?Stantou A Daveuport. . M l.hvliilcr (February) Century. For Rent-Rtnehart it Tatuut. For Kent?Three Furnished Rooms. Wanted?l?lrl /or General Housework. Fourth Street Methodist Church. Wanted?Agents. Oranges, Urates, Pineapples?Louis Laskarls, l'ure Wax Caudles? Kwiug Hios. List of Letters Kemalnlny lu tho 1'ostolllee. Ohio County J toads. llogo A llro.?The Ideal Feed Mill. Family Arlington Steel 1'latu Ranges?Joseph ? JJcll Stove Co. S ALWAYS IX THE LEAD AT THE HON TON. 1 To close, J 00 dozen LiidW and Children's Woolen and Merino lloso at 10 i cents?mi immense bargain; 5,000 yards of Hand-made Torchon Laces at 2 cents ,, and upwards?never sold at those prices in the city or Wheeling or elsewhero, 500 pieces of Choice Tat terns in Em- 11 broideries at 1 cent and upwards. At least 25 per cent lower tban you can I purchase them in any other store. The largest stock or Ladies' Muslin Under- v wear and lowest prices in the city, y Also, a splendid line of Children's Slips, Dresses and Cushmero Cloaks, our slock of Corsets Is simply immense, j and our leader rot50 cmts never sold lor Itss than 75 cents before. Call . and convince yourseir at 11 \ THE BOX TON. tt SPECIAL* BAHUAIXS r A In heavy.weight wooleus, consisting Of Suitings, I'antaloonlng and Over? coatings, which we warrant to make up ' in llrst-clAss style. v 100 dozen more oi tlioso celebrated 25 . cent llalt Hose in Vast Black, Merino }' and Camel's Hair just received. ,l( Knit Jackets a Specialty. 8' Flannel Shirts in all sizes at 50 cents ami upwards. v C. ilESS & SONS'. fi 15121 k Market Street, si IF jon vanuui sec and need spectacles 0 you should call on usaud have your Eyes i, tested without churge. ?'e hare the fj tlnest instruments and more experience than any other Optician iu the State, and guarantee satisfaction or money re- D, iumted. JACOB \Y. (UiUlUI, ? Jeweler and Optician, Cor. Tnelllli and Market Strecln. ^ Tho thermometer at Schnepf's drug ^ Btore, Opera House corner, yesterday, u registered as follows: 7 ft. 45 I s p. m co 5 Jturn M) 7n.jn 55 n 12 in... 64 I Weather-Cloudy. q Wontlior Indications. a Washington, Jau. 31.?For West Virginia, light rain, colder northerly winds, at( shifting easterly. t v! For Western Pennsylvania, colder, J' lair weather, followed uy local rains; bl northerly winds. J j j o Easy expectoration, increased power of tho lungs aud tho enjoyment of rest, P' aro the rewards, upon taking Dr. Bull's sc Cough Syrup, to all consumptives. hi F pSB and two thousand mile tickets, hi Local and through tickets. Railroad 1ft tickets. Tickets to and from Europo via re best steamship lines at John Bailie's Hi TTninn llailrnad and SteamBliin office, hi. 1200 Market street, Jc0 ' - > v - - MCA I* BREVITIES. nil attorn of Minor Mention In anil About UHI Die Cttr. i Tiikkk was another "whitewash" in c , olico Court yesterday morning, bud Okficrh Bkll arrested a drunken vagtut who gave his name as Frank Brady, st night. Lieutenant Dkku. of the police force, fl Q ilebrated the thirtieth anniversary of is marrinue in ou appropriate manner ifit oveniug. I'nrt Hkuiikn F. Tuacy died,at tho homo of tin onruil Seibert yesterday, of a combined Hack of the Inflammatory rheumatism 1 ml tho grippe. Duhino tho month of January tho city olica?forreo made 112 arrests; $037 0.') *r. nes and cohts was assessed of which 504 was paid in. ^0,n G. W. Nichols, a very old man, resid- 'nK,|! ig on the old Nichols homestead farm Icon' ack of Mount Wood Comotery, diod afoou uito suddenly yeaterday, ^ Jamkh Kmiilkm, a well known resident p. I tho Fourth ward, diod at his real- 1 lence ou Eighteenth streot, at an early fl',or jour yesterday morning. ho I Patiuck Baii.ry was found in a etato whii ?f howliug intoxication on tho South a(t01 lido yesterday by Olllcer Cruce, who Una. andeu him in tho Central station. ,0? Auuangkmknts havo been about comdoted for Bethany Colleuo to Bunnort a a"? utfwionnry fn tho field next year, and it a pa h likely thnt Mr. Bentley, cIqbb of '1)0, i,jH, it Ohio, will bo went out. Q^CI Col. Fidkliuh Kikhtku was yesterday not ippointed by Cleric Hook udministrator j|0 U Ixtnis non of the estate of the lato Louis au,i jJodlor, deceased, Hivinj? a bond of $1,000 j,0 with Joachim Beuter as surety. j,u,i Tjjk Wheeling Natural Gas Company llili >a* purchnsed tho abandoned oil well priv cnown as JJrownleo No. 2, in tho Wash- and n^ton county Held, and will drill it Boot leeper in the hope of aecurinK a gas well, the Kn Knioiit appeared before Justice t',ur \rklo yesterday and sworo out a war- look aHt for Pat Fratley, charging him with ou* lssault and battery. Fratley was nrrest- 8eu3 id and fined $5 and costs, llotli men ftr& ivork at tho Top mill blunt furnace. hoir Thk U. vt 0. company nroposes to .,*! nake a low excursion rate from hero to 1 f Sew Orleans for the bencllt of those Alio luay desire to attend tho Mardi P ,j 3ras or the Saengerfest. Tho3e interest- , ? ;d in this mattar should call on Ticket lKent ltnrke. J.1,,' lioNiFC'b Gaiidnkk. another butcher t0b| vho has been puddling meat on the g01\ itreets without the necessary license, A'as pulled in by the police yesterday, jj^t fin's morning he willhifvean opnortu- atui litv tn nay a tine of S5 and then takeout M\\ he proper license for peddling. turc A petition is circulating anions: resi- Kee lents and property holders on North mar Main street, unking tlmt the City Coun- ?toii :il grant tho Wheeling Railway Coin- life l>any the privilege of laying a double nor ;rack from Tenth street north. The resi- her lents of that part of tho city think their grin interests will he beBt snbeerved by im- twii iroved street cur facilities. Tl Tub stockholders of the Wheeling ^alu i'ottery met yesterday aiid elected the ol lowing Board of Directors: W, A. the [sett, J. N. Vunce, George K. Wheat, un(* Elarry C\ FranzbeihvrWilliatn Kirbach, K. JNI. Pearson aud George Wise. Sub- beei icqnently the directors met and organiz- the ;d by electing tho following otlicers: h|m ?resident, E. M. Pearson; Secretary, W. hi"1 \. Isett. Tho company is in first class hta' :ondition, ?s the ordering of the usual belii lividend will show. was A biikak occurred in the big 30-inch J1"" rater main near the corner of Eoff and jle?' rwelfth streets at an early hour yester- !? lay morning, some time before daylight, 11 . md the water rushed down Twelfth ^ ' itreet at a great rate. Superintendent lvjr{ jummings succeeded in partially check- n.? , ng this tlow, but did not repair the dam- 8,Jsl ige yesterday lor the reason that he did lot want to shut off tho water supply 8HJ rotn a portion of the city without giving nDJ earning of the sauie. The break will be , ? repaired by this ovening. fny A tiEPOiiT was brought to police headquarters on Thursday, that Katie Cof- A j ieJd and TrankieLee had robbed an old nan in Annie Keim's bouse of ill fame roru >n Twenty-first street, of $24, the day be- w j,Q ore. Yesterday evening the girls were jjjjv irrt-BiL'u mm iuvj&uu up 10 anuw uiu man vho was robbed, if lie could be found, flj8le o appear against them. It appears that t[ie he man who is eaid to bo a drover, lias ;one to bis home down the river, and mless be shows up this morning the uja(, ;irls will bo released, as there is no real :ouiplaint against thein. Btan Cait. IIbniiy Seamon, the well-known his 1 ngar and stogie manufacturer, has taken not lis son Andrew into partnership. The the lew firm will continue to do business at this he old stand on Water street just north 51 >f Twelfth, but proposes to branch out cash tnd enlarge the business. Mr. Andrew Whi ?eamon will spend considerable time on y. , ho road selling soino specialties in the has :igar line, which the new firm has al- over eady commenced to make. Mr. An- ban! Irew Seamon was secretary of the Gas vice .Vorks for two or three years ar.d proved cam limaelf a competent business man. the 1 , * * 1c AttOUT IWfiii. to 0 forn trimmer* In tho City uml Wheeling People Alt load. remi Mr. Ona Jeffreys, of Grafton, is at tho retu Iotel "Windsor. ing 1 Dr. T. M. Calvert, of Mannington, was Ti n the city yesterday. with G. A. Glendenuing, of New Martins- <-out ille, spent last night in the city. . Mr. W. E. Tingle, of Louisville, regis- 101^ ereil at the Stainm again yesterday. jea^ E. B. Taylor and J. V. Bailey, of nity 'arkersburg, are at tho Howell House. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Bradlield, of Barnes- v ille, were registered at the McLure Tli tsterday. fair Mr.T. Flem Birch, one of the leading J1' 1 ouug attorneys of Washington, Pa., was i tho city yesterday. tors Frank Daniels aud Bessie Sanson, of ,Je * lie Little Puck combination, registered t tho Hotel Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Hullihen Quarrier have j0llv eturned from New York city, where Verv Ir. Quarrier went on business. Tho* Mr*.Ella McConnoll, of Philadelphia, and i i visiting her brother, Mr. H. M. Har- Th er, at his residence on Fifteenth street, fair 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hasted entertained more ae Whiat Club in a delightful manner cou" iat evening at their home on Twelfth Protl treet. Messrs. J. E. Erakine aud E. A. Freeh- 2?? rater and Miss Eva Erakine came down oni Anderson yesterday to do some topping. Misses Texie Jones and Anna Rettig, Th f Washington, I'a., arrived in this city itig, iat evening for the purpose of visiting ing t riend# for a tow days. the I Mr. Henry K. List is still confined to ^ is residence on Noith Main street by a ",e * Bvere attack of the grippe. Mr. List a.,ul 1 as been laid up now lor iour weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson enterlined a number of their friends at their harming homo on North Main street ist.evening in a moat delightful man- gjieej whei Among those who registered at the hflD(j luLure yesterday were the following amed glnes buyers: E. B. Butler, of i hicago; Walter Scott, jr., of New York, Th nd G. B. Jones, of Boston. ??* \r_ 4 - -t XT..? tr? mr. vuaiico i\. u IUJJ, ui new lur*, jjrat Ivanco agent fur Charles Ellis, the their ocalist and comedian, who is to appear huiic ? the Opera House next Friday and tho r aturday evenings, arrived in this city have esterday, He is registered at the all tfc tauim. d5flic Tho dancing club composed of young servi eople who are just about entering D. L. iciety's domains, and who have been unin olding very enjoyable assemblies on will, J u?vu?ujso WJIO OL'UBUU, ill UIU uuuil )me? of tho different members, \yere city, i st oveniae Kgain entertained at the ecboo sidenco ot Mr. Julian Pollock on Chop- echoo le street. Killinyer, as usual, lur- DWirs shed tho music. and a very Jolly above tillion was danced. new i nrjunMli don Ending of a Popular and ' Valuable Citizen. '( i HOCK TO THE COMMUNITY. \ i iuufurH of (tic Sadden Heath of * 0 Popular Cashier of tho Com. | nerclal Bank?A BrlefSkoloh ( of IIIh hIfi; ami "Work* p. Sainuel P. II lid ret I), cashier of the tnercial Bank and onu of Wheel* 1 1 beat known and most highly es? , ieil citizens, died very suddenly it 0 o'clock hint evening at tho oiUco is nephew, Dr. Eugene Hildreth, on plino street, where ho had gone a t timo boforo to bo treated for what iwUeved to bo indigestion and from m no iimi uuuu huultiii^ UII IIIU moon. The cauao of his death was rt failure. n Mr- Hildreth's return to tho bank r dinner yesterday ho complained of lu ho fait across bis breast and in stomach. Thin pain increased as tho moon worn on, hut Mr. ilildreth did leave his work until after 4 o'clock, theu went to Dr. Hildretfi'fl ollice informed bin nephew of tho pain was HuUering, which by this time made him quite hick. Dr. Iruth prepared a cohch in Iub ate ollice, made liis uncle lie down placed warm applications over the a where the distretaed man indicated pain was the greatest. Dr. Ilildreth 1 called his mother and asked her to : nfter Mr. Ilildreth while he weut to informMrs. ilildreth, at Mrs, Sena's hording housu on North Main L>t, that her husband would not be ie for supper. r. Ilildretli agreed with his nephew St u-nnlil hit tmut fnr ittm >n r<?>n<i{ti :t rather than attempt to go to supr. Hildreth returned to his oflke Jtaix o'clock. Ilia mother in/oriued that Mr. Hildreth was resting quiand that she thought he had gone eep; she had turned the light down Uat it would not disturb him. Dr. Ireth turned up the light in order to or observe the condition of hisuuele was horrified to seo tlie Or of death had settled on liis fea h. Ho at onco sent for Dr. ltobert J. d, but all ai,d was useless, for the ) was dead. The heart had suddenly iped?failed.to act, and tho breath of went out. There was no ftruggle, heavy breathing to give warning to who watched, of the visit of the \ destrover; it was all over in the iklingof au eye. fio news oI Mr. Hildreth's death led a most decided Bensation; it ad rapidly to all tho hotels and along principal thoroughfares, and to one all it came with a suddenness that led a shock of pain. Men who had <i in the Commercial Hunk during day and transacted business with , and joked and laughed with , were horrified when they rd the news and would not eve it till they had continued it. It the one principal topic of couversaevery where and on all sides were d expressions of sorrow over the of a good man, and sympathy for poor wife to whom the blow was an ul one. The time intervening be2n that when she was told he would be homo for supper on account of a it indisposition, and thatNwhen she informed of his death, was so short was almost unable to realize the tere thing tbat had befallen her. amuel P. Hildreth was born in this in 1834, and was accordingly in his sixth year. He waa a son of Ezekiel ireth and a brother of the late Dr. E. iildreth and the late Philander C. ireth, with whom the deceased was aerly connected in business, and i died when quite a young man. Mr. Ireth was married in 1850 to Dora, jhter of the late Thomas H. List and ir of Capt. William List, President of Commercial Bank. r. Hildreth first engaged in business 1 Stockton, Kussell &Co., glass manturers, whose glass house was where West Virginia China works now d. Later he became associated with Mother Philander in a financial way, actively, in the iron business, under firm name of P. C. Hildreth Bro.; tirm continued from 1805 to 18C9. r. Hildreth first became a bank liar tvhan thn nlil fln?5n..ciUrt?l, 3eling occupied the place where L. Blond's ahoo house is now, and he been engaged as such ever since, ' thirty years, waking him the oldest k cashier in the city in point of ser. The old Savings Bank later bee a National Bank and then became Commercial Bank. , the fall of 18S7 Mr. Hildreth moved utario, San Bernardio county, Caliia, and became the President and tier of tho Ontario State Bank; He , lined there only about two years, rning here last August and resumes old place in the Commercial, le deceased was popular with all whom he came in contact, and it less friends will mourn his loss, was prominent in business, relig, social and the local political field, made friends in them all. His U ia a decided loss to tho commu- i iKltluK Junior Mechanic* in Town. ie special feature last night at the . and festival Wheeling Coun STo. 1, Jr. 0. U. A. M., has been , ing every night in the headquarof the Wheeling Wheelmen, whs )reseuee of Ohio Valley Council No. f Bellaire, which came up in a body j L'lp the Wheeling brethren along. Bellaire Council is composed of a lot of Gentlemen and they made a i agreeable addition to the crowd. ' came up on the steamer Bellaire returned about 11 o'clock. ere was a good business done at the j ast night and the managers are , i pleased than ever over the en- j iging prospect for a good financial f t. The festival will close this i ing aud those friends of the order \ havo not already given Wheeling ( icil a lift should not forget to do bo ght. Flno GIuhh Fronts. ^ e contracting Arm of BelU & Flad- \ which has the contract for remodel- > ho fronts of the two store rooms in j )uilding on Main street hill owned ] frs. George Mendel aud occupied hv 1 amiture firm of G. Mendel" & Co!", ! the 5 and 10 cent store, 13 pushing t work along as rapidly as possible ? will soon have it completed. Yeg. ly a part of the plate glass fronts put iu. Souio of the glass rneasUxl4 feet and is the largest single j t glass in this city. The fronts ( 1 completed will present a very 1 Isome appearance. I r * f *)io Wcrtoy M, E. Church Itepnlnt. | e congregation of tho "Wesley M. E. 1 ch will worship to-morrow for the ' time in the refitted basement of 1 handaome church edifice. Tho 1 ling has been undergoing lepaira for ( lost six months, and while services 1 been held in the basement nearly J letime, it has been under many ^ ultic8; but to-morrow an opening < ce will be held bv the pastor, ltev. ( Ash, and hereafter there will be terrupted services. The repairs twhen completed, consist of an J a new front, one of the finest in the f two flnfo class rooms and a Sunday I >1 library room, with the Sunday a I room entirely refitted down ii , while the enlarged auditorium } >, will bo carpeted and an entirely C let of furniture put in, consisting of b low pens, a pulpit and act altar Tallinn, lanel work in front at tlm choir a pure, itc.. nil ol tlic latent style. Tlio grand opening or dedication ol lie auditorium will take place Sunday, March 2. BiatiopJoyce, of ClinttnnooKa, Conn., who wan at the laat Moundsville amp meeting anil inaile friends of nil :liose with wfiom ho came in contact, Kill officiate on thin occasion and this 'act of itself insures tho day being a red letter one in the history of tliu church mil Methodism In this city. The Wesley M. E. congregation may well [eel proud, as they do, of their flue jlmrch edifice. Circuit Court Proceeding*. In l'art I of the Circuit Court yesterJay, before Judge I'sull, in the mailer of the petition of J. J. Jones, guardian of l.iflL'lte h. Laugliiln, for the sale ol nome ol her real estate, vs. I.lsetto L. Laughliu, Louise I,, lihodesand Alexander i.tiughlln, in chancery, praying lor the aale of her interest in tho nortli hnlf of lot No. G in si|uiire No, 10, situated on the west side of Chaplino street between Eleventh and Twelfth streefa, and that tliwy bo mndB delend&nU in tho same, John h. McKciiiion was appointed gunrdlau uif litem for Lisette I/iiighlin. It had been arranged by tho attorney for James Emblon, who had teu indictments for routing houses to bo used as houai'H of ill fame, returned against him at tho September term of court, and nine simitar indictment entered against him at the November term, to plead guHty to aii of them, but tho sudden death ol the defendant yesterday morning, removed the cases, as it were, to the court of last resort. There was no business trausactcd in Part II. Judge Campbell is sick. >V?rl. men Injured nt the SlunOnrtl. At an early hour yesterday morning W. 11. Gamble, a laborer employed at the Standard mill, bad both his feet badly crushed by being caught in the fall of a pile of steel billets. He was at work gotting steel slabs out, in the mill yard at tho time, and was unfortunate enough to bo caught in the fall of a pile of billets which tie accidentally undermined, so to speak. lie was romovd to his homo in i3ridgeport, where Dm. Cook and Fisher atteuded him. His legs and feet were badly cut anil bruieed and ho will bo laid up in consequence for Bomo time. A short time after this accident James Speer, another employe at tho Standard, met witii a serious accident. He was working at a lar^e crane when the crank suddenly slipped from his hand and struck him on tho head, knocking him senseless. A gash about three inches long was cut and he was quite seriously injured, for whilo there are no fractures thero ie danger to bo feared from concussion of the brain. . Trtmafers of Iteal Estate. Five deeds of trust and the following conveyances of real estate were admitted record in Clerk Hook's oflice yesterday : A deed made December 24, 18S9, by Silas M. Freese and wife, of Marshall county, to Mrs. Fanny Morrow, wife of It. D." Morrow for a certain lot, being part of that portion of the city known as the "Sunny Side Vineyard." Consideration, $500. A deed made January 22,18D0, by S. S. Bloch and wife to Frank T. Cartwright for lot No. 4 in Blocb's addition to tho city, located on the Island. Consideration, $850. A deed made January 21, 1890, by George Schad and wife to Harry Radclifl'e for all of lot No.? 25 and 27 feet off the south side of lot No. 24 in the La Grange addition, situated at the corner of Fortyseventh aud Eoll streets. Consideration, $3,100. Y. M. C. A. Note*. Next Thursday evening the Imperial Quartet, of Boston, will give a fine concert in the Association hall. The International Sunday School lesson for to-morrow will be taught by Mr. W. A. List at five o'clock this afternoon. The Saturday evening meeting for young men is always pleasant. The young men, who will attend at 7:30 tonight, will find it so. The monthly bocialwill beheld at the close of the meeting. The Sunday afternoon Gospel meeting is an nnusuallv intfirost.ine Knrvi nnrl is thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of men who attend it. The singing is hearty and the whole service is inspiring. The meeting is sometimes addressed by a minister, but usually it is led b}[ a young man connected with the Association and short, pointed talks are made by practical, business-like young Christians. All who attend receive a cordial welcome. Now Corporation* Clmrtored. Secretary of State Walker has issued a certificate of incorporation to the Guyandotte Coal and Iron Company, organized for the purpose of mining coal and iron, manufacturing coke, etc., sinking oil wells ana boring for gas, building pipe lines, manufacturing lumber, wood dyes, etc., and building tramways, railroads, etc. The principal office is to be i kej)t at Charleston. The capital stock, which is $50,000, is held by residents of Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del. A charter has also been issued to the Tygard Manufacturing Company, which has been incorporatecl for the purpose of engaging in a general manufacturing business at South Morgantown. It starts with a capital stock o{ $800. LltUo Puck" Lnut Night. The Opera House contained a large and well pleased audience laat niglit. The attraction was Frank Daniels, the inimitable purveyor of fun and merriment in his latest and best comedy, "Little Puck." Mr. Daniels has surrounded himself with a company of very slever artists, each of whom is eminently capable of being a specialist, and together they manage to furniBh about three hours of the rarest kind of fun. Mr. Daniels' humor is original, and* he innmirn to hava ji raRurva fund nf now ideas, which sustain his impersonations tod carry everything with and about rim to a most delightful comedy denounent, An ommtunf Friend will be bund in Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant, ivhon racked by a Severe Cold, and the nany Lung or Throat Affections which lometitnes follow. This old remedy has net the approval of two generations, and s to-day aa popular, sufe and effective as sver. iiWAs Dancing Academy. Prof. John Mullen respectfully anlounces to his pupils that he will comnenco teaching his dancing classes next veek. On Wednesdays and Saturdays rora 3 to 5 p. m. will bo for Misses and tfaBters. On Thursdays from 7:30 to .0 p. in. will be for ladies and gentleneu. The Professor sincerely hopes bat those who intend entering will be >romptly on hand at M/ennerchor hall. Rumnrkubln llcitcuo. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, III., nakes the statement that she caught old, which settled on her lungs; she ffflH tfoniivl a 1\T7 ho* fomil.. )by8tci?n, but grew worse. He told her me was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure jer. Her druggist suggested Dr. King'6 New Discovery /or consumption: she Mflght a bottle and tq her delight found aerself benefitted from first doae. She lontinued its ubo and after taking ten mottles, found herself Bound and well, aow does her own housework and is as veil as flhe ever was. Free trial bottles )f this great Discovery at Logan Drug ju. a urug aiore, largo Dottiea 50c and$l. Ladles n delicate health anil all who Buffer rom habitual constipation, dyspepsia, liliousnesa or piles, should try the pleasnt fruit laxative, Elixir ot Dates. Sold ? 50 cent bottles by 0. R. Goetie, W. V. Irwin, John Lauihlin. Logan Drue Jompany and Gooodwin & Co., whole? ale agentu. the bam mm , Known as the Sons of tho Revolution Started in This City. b A MEETING HELD YESTERDAY 0 - a At tho I'ubllo liulMln/c?Pcriunnont Oniccfu Chosen-Fort Henry Day J (o l>c Km Celebration Day. ^ Detail* or tho Meeting. o t A West Virginia branch of tho Sons 0 of tho Involution was formed In this i city yesterday afternoon at a meeting of J several well known gentlemen held at | tho Public Building. The alms and ob- !] I jecta of this order wero fully set forth t | in an article lu yesterday's issue in con* f ncction with the noting of the arrival of > Mr. William 0. McDowell, of Now Jer- * soy, Vico President Goneral of tho Na* j tioual Society. Mr. McDowell'a object a iu visiting Wheeling waa to start a West Virginia branch of the order, in which i ho is a leading and enthusiastic member. J Among those present yesterday wore ex-Governor J. J. Jacob, Attorney Gen- J eral Alf. Caldwell, Hon. G. L. Craniner, J City Solicitor White, Dr, G. Baird, Oapt. I William Dillon, J. M. Browuleo, K. B. 1 Battelle, Alex Mitchell, George Baird jr., . John Il. Tappan, Dr. Keed McO. Baird, i S. F. Faria and Harry B. Faris. J T???A ?ii-i Lt. _ / UU1VIUUI OUUUU HUB lllllt'll to Mitt j chair and Judge Cranmer was made i temporary secretary. Mr. McDowell addreafifca tlio meeting atul told of the j formation of tho order, la connection { with his talk ho reviewed tho forma- t tion of. the famous Society of Cincfn- * natUH, composed at tho start of the 1 officers who had served under Washington. With tho formation of tho Sons of tho Revolution there was given it a * warm endorsement by tho Society of i Cincinnatus, Mr. McDowell also read ' the constitution of tho National Society , of tho Sons of tho Revolution and stated j that it had been adopted with some few > changes to suit localities and dates of celebration, by all tho State branches j thus far organized. i A permanent organization was,then ef- * fected, and September 11, ihe date of the Battle of Fort Henry, chosen as the date ] for tho celebration to bu held iu the fn ture by the West Virginia Society. Gov ernor Jacob was made the permanent President, Judgo Cratnner, Secretary and \ Registrar, and Colonel White,Treasurer. ( These three gentlemen were appointed ' a committee to prepare a proper consti- ' tution for this State society and.tosug- ( gest names lor membership in tho Board i of Managers, which is to consist of one ? member from each of tho thirteen Sen- ] atorial districts in the State. t Tho Vice Presidents chosen were Dr. G. Baird, of Wheeling, for the First 1 Congressional district; W. A. Morgan, \ of Jefferson county, a son of Col. W, A. \ Morgan, a famous Revolutionary vet- 1 eran, for tho Second district; Hon. John t A. Preston, of Greenbrier county, for the Third district, and lion. Columbus Sehon, ex-United States Marshal, of ( Mason county, for the Fourth district. t Another meeting of the society will be ? held in about two weeks. Governor z Jacob has a supply of blanks to be filled ^ out by those who cau trace their ances- ? try back to tho Revolution.' The filling out of one of these blanks and filing it with the Registrar, together with an initiation fee of $2, makes one a member of this order. It is expected that a large number will avail themselves of the opportunity to become connected with this organization. Governor Jacob, tne president of this State's society, is one of tifty-seven mem| bers of the entire national organization whose father was a Revolutionary Hero; ? his father was a captain m the Sixth regiment, one of the crack organisations in thedaysof '70. "After All Han llcoit Suiri." To the Editor of the Intelligencer: ^ Sir:?Yesterday's Register contained ^ an editorial under the Heading, "After ? all has been said," which is in itself J both a confession of the weakness of the [ cause for which it pleads and at the same j time shows that; tho writer is fear- r ful that the forty-six will not stand in ? Boldid phalanx and vote to seat Judge \ A. B.Fleming irrespective of evidence. ( If everything is so convincing, why r make all this ado about it? Why not allow the ninety-one jurors who have heard both the evidence and the plead- ] ings of the able counsel on both sides, c bring in their verdict unbiased by any t outside influence? Such would not be j allowed in casea of far lees moment than t this one, in a court of justice. Then E why do it in this? As stated above, it i is surely a confession that the cause the \ writer espouses is weak, and also that ^ he fears the "spinal column" of some of j the forty-six may bo, at least, weaken- ? uot utrcuuy very tveuK. n mure I is "no room f6r an instant's doubt" that Judge Fleming should be seated, why jail this fuss? Ah! the writer knows just as well as the present writer does. I that Gen. N. Goll', jr., was elected, and he fears that ho will be so declared even by the Joint Assembly. I do not share in his fears. Close Observed. j Wheeling, January 31. * Kxcursion to Now Orleans. ^ Mr. John Tornlinson, the Pan-Handle J] ticket agent, is arranging for a very jcheap and desirable excursion from here *3 to New Orleans for the benefit of those q who may desire to go down to attend ^ the Marui Gras festivities and theSaen- r gerfeat of the North American Saenger Bund. Mr. TomJinson proposes, in case t a sufficient number signify their inten- v tion to avail themselves of the oppoitunity he offers, to start a special coach from here on Monday morning, February 10, and run it through to Cincinnati without a change, arriving in that city a! that evening, where the passengers will J bo transferred to a special sleeper and run through to Now* Orleans without a \ cnanjje, arriving 111 tlmt city Wednesday ^ morning. The purpose is to make the a' fare a yery^ow one and make the tickets = good for a return trip any time up to the 28th inst. ^inclusive. This will give time to witness the Mardi Gras, attend I,,* C _?...i *i ' -r ,i.. uiu ottcuncrii-oi uuu iithc iu uiiuiy ui me points of intorest in' and about that historical city. Persons who may desire to 1 take this trip are requested to leave their names at Hngo L, Loos' cigar Btoie ? or with Mr. Tomlinson. Lettor Cnrrlur's AVork In January, The following figures furnished by Ralph Whitehead, Superintendent of Carriers, shows the amuuut of work dono by the letter carriers of this city ( during the month of January, 1890: I VKUVKHED. ( Refiistcrcd letters 1,197 Letters 130,051 I'ostals 'J7.6SO Papers . 76,263 Total 2.13,030 COLLECTED. Drop letter?.... .. 15,702 < Mall letters 121,349 1 Drop postals 5,906 Postals........................ 21,790 ') Papers li,0G7 Total............ ,....175.811 ] . Total pieces handled- 418,90S Incrcabts over Junuary, 1889-35,817. _ Halt Ithouw with its intense itching, dry, hot skin, often broken into painful cracks, and the little watery pimples, often causes indescribable sufl'ering. Hood's Sarsa- , parilla has wonderful power over this disease. It purifies the blood, and expels the humor, and the akin heals without a scar. Send for book containing, many statements of cures,-to C. I. Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 6 ChildrenCry for Pitchers _Castoria. MARTlXtt t'EKItf MATOltS. eraonnl l'olntora uui\ Fcrllnunt N?wa J Noten From That Town. Capt. L. W. luglebrfgbt is nt Marietta. Moso MeCanu lit homo from Pittsburgh. Chariot Green 1* wrloiwjjr Jll with pneumonia. Prom prcicnt Indications thcro will ho qulto . oom In building horo tho coming season. Rcr. G. C. Sodgwlck will open a protracted icotlng ?t Ebenezer next week. MIm May Williams, of Mt, Pleasant, 1? vliltlnB t Mr. and Mrs. W, It. Iiatclltr.a ou Fourth treet. Mr. Kdward Rums, of Mingo, will assume lmrgo ol tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh ticket ofco here to-day. Hpeuco'a Agricultural Works shut down yestcray for ? few days, owing to the Uiuesa;of acme f tho ptlnclpal employes. Ktamlard Council J. 0. IT. A. M. So. ITO wilt go r> llellalru on Waslilngtou's birthday, where tho rdi-r will have a big time. Mr*. Mary Choatnan, of Pittsburgh, who biu icen visiting Mrs. Margaret Htewart on West taiiutui DtuvuvuiiB(utn?, win return next won- . eiday. J Tl?o revival at the >1. K. Church closed on hursday oveulng. It waa a very successful ouo. 'hero were about twenty-tiro couverUi aud ovor IliyueocMlons. Yentorday was tho regulnr monthly pny day or the teachers In tho publlo ichooln Quito n lumber 0/ Iho teachers bavo rccolvod rotes in 1 contest ot the l'WUbutgh Tinu*. Yesterday James Kindlay purchased from tho fermlnal Hallway Compauy a two a cor v frame iousc Just west of the ljiugblln mill, wulch ho I will move oir tho ground U now stands on. . 1 Mr. Arthur McConuoll died yesterday at his csldonco. llo was a member of tho Foresters lUd will bo hurled by tho order at Mt. I'leasaut o-morrow. Tho funeral will take place at 10 1. tu. . Tho members of Court Ohio Valley, No. 7,397 . 0. F. ?t A. ate earnestly requested to be ircsout at thelrloilgo room.on Saturday, Fybrutry I, iwh), at 7:;H) p. m? to make arraiisemcnOt > or tho funeral of brother Arthur McCouncll, leceascd. W. K. Thomas, C. K. 1 Tho eases of Uosatirta Js'cal, I'hflfp Hess aud leorgo Dorsch vs. Iho Cleveland, Lorain ?fc ' iVkeellng llallroad Company, In tho Cotumou . 'leas Court, wore dismissed at tho defendant's ' :ost. Tho three cases of Jamea Kerr vs. A. J. lowers were also dismissed; each party to pay Us own costs. Tho Hoard of Education has decided to beauti- ; y thosurroundluRs at tho Third ward school mllding, now In course of erection, by sowing j ho front grounds In grass aud making large lower bods. Tho roar part of tho grouud will be ! tsed for play ground*. This building will be a . iredlt to Martin's Ferry. - ( Gunoml Moiindflvlllo News. Some of tho young men of this tdace were bo ore Mayor l'tiray Wednesday night charged with alslog 11 racket In the Third ward Sunday night, ind wero lined 811 and costs. Johu Hlgglns, the juiloon kcoj>cr o{ tho First ; vard, W negotiating n loasoof his saloou and property to James u. McGlll. lllgglus and his nothcr will move to Pittsburgh. Tho case of W. 8. Sims vs. Kphraln Richardson 1 vas called be/oro J lattice Orlswoll yesterday, >ut wttB continued till next Saturday. Thin no lou Is brought to recover damages lor cutting reea on 31 r. Sims' property. , Mrs. Salllo llurd, of Cameron, died at that >lace Wednesday of typhoid fever. Mrs. llurd ras well known here aud was held In high escom. She leaves four llttlo orphan children, jer husband having died several years ago. The machinery for drilling well No. 1 on tho licks farm has at lost arrived and been placed 1 n position, and drilling will bo commenced larly next week. Tho dtjlay was caused by the relght blockade. Mr. A. it. lluld will also begin lrllllng at an early day on Toiu'h ruu. I The employes of tho Nail City Lantern Works, if Wheellup, anno dowu in a body to attend the > uneral ol Mr. llurry Roberts, who was formerly ;mployed In that csUiblWhment. They brought vltu them what was said to bo the handsomest vrwith of flowers ever seen in this city, as a , estimonlal of their regard. So far there has been no raovo mule by tho i lepubllcaus of this placu toward sending dele;ates to tho Stato meeting ol tho Republican ..e-tguc to bo held at Clarksburg. Tho Mounds'Mo Republicans aro good hustlers for oftlce; . tut when It comes to nutters looking only to he general good of the party, they aro slow to uove. _ a pleasing soiihu )f health and strength renewed and of > >ase and comfort follows the use of ! Syrup of Xric8, as it acts in harmony with > niture to effectually cleanse the system i rhen costive or bilious.; For Bale in 50c j ind $100 bottles by all leading druggists, i DAW Owing to tho fact that we expect to i nove on April 1, we will close out a ! arge assortment of new and shop worn lewing machines, bicycles and typo- > writers. Intending to devote our atten- ] iou exclusively to tho Standard and , A'hite Sewing Machines, Calagraph, j World and Merrill Typewriters and a ! ew makes of bicycles. Come early and iecure bargains. Edwv L. Rose & Co., ] 55 Twelfth street. THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH. Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in various _ parts of. the body, sinking it the pit of the stomach, loss of appeite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are 1 ill positive evidence of poisoned blood, j ft) matter how it became poisoned it must t >e puritied to avoid death. Dr. Acker's 1 Snglish Blood Elixir has never failed to , etnove scrofulous or syphilitic poisons, t lold under positive guarantee. Forsale ^ >y Logan Drug Co., J. T. Goodwin & Co., 5 ). R. Goetze, A. T. Young, John Cole- s nan, C. Menkemeller. daw-4 J Elixir of Dates a a combination of the active properties if dates, figs and prunes, and other ropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and c >enef3cial eflects have rondered it ini- i aensely popular. It cures habitual con- 1 tipution, indigestion, biliousness, sick j leaUaclie, piles, etc. Sold in 50 cent b tottles by C. R. Gostze, W. W. Irwin, j iV. E. Williams and John Laughlin. t xjgan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co., rholesato agents. ' Lovely woman little thought 0 What Joy and pleasure can be brought from little tilings so wisely bought, lis Jiuckeyc EzlracU. L. S. Good sells dry goods the cheapest. J " * 1,1 " r Any unigglst ? u the United States will recommend J. Jlixir of Dates if you need a gentle and v eliable laxative. If your liver is inac- ? ive you can't hope for good health B ntil you "regulate the regulator" by ?. iking some safe remedy. Elixir of L )ates iB just what yon need. Givo it a rial. Sold in 50 cent bottles by 0. R. H ioetze, W. "W. Irwin, John Laughlin. p -ogan Drug Company and Goodwin & ? !o., wholesale agents. Ihildren Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. A Question. ' Do you suffer with habitual constipa- P on or biliousness? 1/ so, try tiiopleas- at fiuit laxative, Elixir of Dates. It ill cure you. Sold in 60 cent bottles _ y 0. R. Goetze, W. W. Irwin, W. E. * /illiams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug I ompauy and Goodwin & Co., wholesale J gents. Peculiar ; Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar- J laparllla Bupcrior to all other medicines. Peculiar In combination, proportion^ ind preparation ot Ingredients^^ Iood's Sarsaparilla possesses ho toil cuiatfto valuo oi tho S A* S & jest known romodtos^^jftr^r of ho vcgetatilo klng-^-^O^^dom. Tccullar In strength inri rennnmv^. ^ ^o?. laparflla Isonlymcdl:lno *ljrr which can truly DOsald^^A^ Jr "One Hundred Doses DnoJT fSj> Dollar." Medicines In X JJlarger and smaller bottles ^3^/requlro larger doses, and do not > produco as good results as Ilood's, T S Peculiar In its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hlth. p irto unknown, and has won for itself V. '.ho tltlo of "Tho greatest blood purifier ever dlscoyorod." Te^ullar In Its 1? goodname home,"?thero is now VV^^noro jf Ilood's Sarsaparilla f sold ia I Lowell, wheroHV/lt Is made, than of all^ ^rotter blood purlfIors.^^? <J^/recuUar In Us p pbenpmo-^record of sales jbroadj^r no other preparation has Vj. gVyrevcr attained such popuW yr larlty In so short a time, ? - and retained its popularity ^rand confldenccTamong all classes /of people so steadfastly. = Do not bo Induced to buy other preparations, "1 hut bo suro to. get tho Peculiar Medicine, -J Hood's Sarsaparilla J SoldhTalldrnEsista. IhilxforU. by d. I. HOOD d CO., Apothecarlei, Lowell, Uut 100 Poaes One Dollar I . HEIiliAlUK MilKM. fotea of Interest Ciiennori from the (lias* Clty-Poraonnli. Mr*. Georgo Homlck h con rale?een I, baving mil ii allKht Attack of the grippe. A special oillccra tralu was run over the river llvlslon of the C. & t'. yesterday. M. J. Curran. the marble man, la in New York , Mending the funeral of hi* sinter. 4 John P. Kelly, esq.,.formerly located hero, la t >ow enjoying a very lucratlvo practice at St. i 1'aul. H A series of revival meetings began in Houth Ikillaire, at the Second M. K. C'faurch,Wednesday l light. t Cars coming from Wheeling via Bouwood, and ho ferry, are invariably overloaded ami stall on C be hill. (| John Howies haa another llttlo child very sick 4 it his houio In the f ourth ward, and /cart are t intertalued for bur recovery. c Tho Union Window Uhum Company and tho r.uterprlse Window Ulasa Company both begin fl ;hl> morning with now secretaries. i Mr*. Kate Carr, a former well known Del In Ire adv, la lying very low at her llenwood home, 1 with la grippe and oilier complications. , August Each, a German of St. C lairs vf He, ad- . ircrtlsed for a wife; Mlu Kale Keldlng answered t the advertisement and Dr. llolllugshcad tied \ :tio knot. 1 General Agont Seal and Robert llaaso will 1 represent llellalre at the International Ticket ^Rents' AwoclaUon ^Jacksonville, Florida, on February 11. , Tho funeral ot John W. Itayi, which took nlacu Vl'HUTlUv. Wumitulnr th? IUI>I,'.? nf llin I t t).Q.V,of this'uiaco atidBarucivllfo, ami was largely alteuded. Mm. Mary l'aherly, wife of Martin Faherty, a well known Valtimoro & Ohio engineer, died at her home on Koso if 111, yesterday. Shewn* sick over a year with a complication of diseases. Hie funeral will take placo from St. John's Church, thfa morning at 8 o'clock. < Marshal Darby had qulto a race Thursday for i &young fellow who Is working at the steel plant. I'ne young man Is wanted at Wellsvlllo for an ] illeged robbery. The Marshal had started Willi , lilsmau after arresting him at tho works, for the lockup, wheu tho fellow uado an excuse to go < back. As soon as tho olllcer let go he ran aud ( ifotontlrely away, b'evcral shotn were fired alter . liltn without effect. Tho young man will suffer * (or two offenses now. Mrs. William Zlmmer, wiio came here trom Baltimore ab?nt two monthsago on n visit to her . patents, Mr. and Mrs. John Madden, ol the ' Fourth ward, died yesterday morning about 10 j'cloek. ller complaint was consumption, but iho wan confined to her bed only about one week. Word wan received after her death from , the proprietor of a hotel lu Washington, D. 0., stating that Mr. Zlmmer, who was there on busl- ) uetu, was stricken down several days since, and 4 Is now In a dying condition. A little son, who Is at his grandfather's house, Is also very low. | imiuanroi'trs buuuct. 1 Electrlo Lighting l'rolmblo In tho Near Future? General Ntuvn Notes. Frank Ferrcll in nolo to bo out again, after an ntuick of the grippe. Mrs, Doan, who bis been suffering from a Before attack of illuess, is improving. \Villi?un Glittn, who has been on tho sick list luring the post week, is eonvalesclug. Tho temncrauco meetings thaturo being held [n City Ilall this week are largely attended. Tho Crystal Qlass Works Is running full now with excellent prospects for a steady season. Frank Davis lias acceptcd the position of as- i sistant shipping clerk with the JEtna Iron Coin* < pany. Arthur Walling left yesterday for the southern ; part of Keutucky to atteud the fuueral of his * grandfather. William liberie will be a caudldato In the : [ .omiiiR election for City Treasurer on the ; HcpnbJican ticket, aud George ilatheway on the < Democratic ticket. Council has at last taken a tumble to the con- < dition of tho sidewalk between ilnggs' lumber Cards and Kochniine'a crossing, auu the Street I Commissioner is at work putting cinders on It. < Tho W. C. T. U. of Bridgeport held an interest- j ing fccsslou at tho Y. M. C. A. rooms thin week. Uenresentativcs from the West End, Mrs. I'orter *nd Mrs. DIx were warmly welcomed The Loyal Leglou comprising tho Industrial and ! kindergarten departments will meet hereafter : In the Town Halt, through tho kindness of the Mayor and theCouncfl. ' Tho Voluntary Kellef Department recently la- \ jtituted by tho Pennsylvania Company for the benclltoflts employes, Is becoming very popular among the employes. The report recently issued for the month of December shows jl,3h!i paid out for sick benetlts during that month, tnd total heaetlts paid during the past six months of $27,09i! 70. Such a department should ' be very popular among raliroau men. Tho electric light committee consisting of 2ouncilmcu Handel, Keohnllneund Jones, were met yesterday by Superintendent L. F. I.oree ind Engineer of matntainance of way W. If. Jchrlvenot the Pennsylvania company, and A. i. llaggs, of tho Cleveland, Lorain Si Wheeling ] railway company. Tho matter oi electric lights . ivhlch the town asks the railroad companies to Ornish was talked over and an amicable ' irranpement arrived at whereby the improve- t nent will likely be consummated. ^ Not a Pimple on Baby LSnby oneyonrold. Bad with Eczema, Ilnlr i nil go no. Scalp covered with erutlou*. viureu ny vuucura. llalr splendid and nut a pimple ou him. Cured by Cuticura . I cannot say enough in praise of tho Cuticura Ikmedies. My boy, when one year of age, was o bad with eczema that he lost all of his hair, lis scalp was covered with eruptions, which ho doctors said was scull head, and that his lair would never grow again. Despairing of a , lure from physicians. I began the use of tho Cu- I icura Remedies, aud, I am happy to say, with I he most perfect success. Ills hair Is now splcn- * lid, aud there Is not a pimple on him. 1 recom- i nend tie Cuticura Remedies to mothers as tho I nost speedy, economical, and suro euro for all I kin disease* of infants and children, and feel hat every mother who has an allUctcd child vlll thank me for so doing. Mas. M. E. W00D3UM, Norway, Me. Fever Sore Eight Years I must extend to yon the thanks of one of ray :ustomer8. who has been cured by using the Cujcfka Remedies, of an old sore, caused by a eng spell of sickness or fever eight years ago. lo was so bad he was fearful he would have to iavc to have his leg amputated, but is happv to ay ho Is now entirely well,?sound as a dollar, lo request# me to use his name, which Is II. II. Jaso.v. merchant. JO US V. MINOR, Druggist, ialnesboro, Tenu. We havo been selling your Cuticura Remedies or years, and have the first complaint yet to reeivo from a purchaser. One of the worst cases if scrofula l ever saw was cured by them, TAYLOR <t TAYLOR, Frank fort, Kan. Cuticura Resolvent 'ho new Blood and Skin Purifier and purest and icst of Humor Remedies, Internally, and Cutiura, the great Skin Cure, aud Cuticura Soap, u exquisite Skin Jicautilier, externally, speedly, permanently, and economically euro every fsease and humor of the skin. bchIp, aud blood, _ fitta loss of hair, whether itchlne, burning, raily, pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, wheu II other remedies fail. J Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 50c.: So a p, 5c.; Rcsoi.veht, fl. I'repared by the Potter iruo and Chemicaj. Corporation, Boston. OS" Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," CI ages, 60 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. i JDU'C Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified )ttU 1 u by Cuticura Soap. Absolutely pure. EVERY MUSCLE ACHES. A&Sff Ac*les' Dull PalnH, Strains, and WJMJk by tho CutlcuraAnli-Pnln fljutlur. i ***%ir*^Tne first and only instantaneous I Bin-Killing strengthening plaster. 25 cents. I fOMV8?W H Drug6, Chemicals, Etc. * EMMlM: Bomethlng Now every day In SEASONABLE ;ood^. j Phe Perfect Menthol Inhaler! I tSTFOU 1WSSIXS ISFLUEXXXt The b?t means of obtaining the -valuable cUotvol mciuhol. The New Model Vertical Feed, Air Tight, llubberTip, PEARL MUCILAGEI CJwiWfr, StroBner thuii ever. No Cork! No Brush! NoWtuite! No Spilling ruoiutiETonB o? ,ogan's Genuine Excelsior Baking Powder LEAS A NT WORM BYKUP. LOGAN'S ESS, JAM. OINOEK, LILY CREAM, FOR THE SKIN, HOMESTEAD PILL?, CINDERELLA CORN CURB, JELL'S EXCELSIOR SAR8i\PAUILl,A 'jvrr wrUyslcIana'. Prescription accurately tornounded at all hour*. Telephone 151. LOGAN DRUG CO., df>27 BRIDGE CORNER. r EADINGBREAD.fobFIMILYUSE Lj Aslc your grocer for QIIS EMMERTS JUBILEST BREAD. Handled by all principal Qrocora In tho city. .You will find label on every loaf. JOHN EMMERT, J*31 SOI Market Strwt. Toas, Coffees, Spices, Etc. TERRIBLE DEATH, TTriCE r llurled lulu Klcrulty Without iv MoiutHi\?, __ a. W?ruM>B?Tlni Victim'* Hotly l.tlnrnlly t il amI! A fH/fft A Cartetl?llli Cnr?*r ut Crlum-.V l'r.?,|. /ITIhIII If1 I rH V III ,,<nt *'"?#? Comifcctftl with lite Lilldllllv 1UU vvl Dectl ? SeuBftllounl l)evelo|iiu?nU Kx. laving coroploted Invoicing in their Comparatively epcnkln?, no tily iu u,c i . .... ?n,i (ho vcarlmt closed* Un on can boust ol a cleaner criminal ,evcral stores, Unci the JWjual; oi?eu? Umu wlll,ollll((i bul Ul? #tt(Klo? nomorablo ono?prospcrouB beyond our Rnj brutal details of the tragedy eniutal nost Bangulno expectations, buBincss in- 0n Market street but nicht Inr outKtrl|>? reaslnn in all our branch stores, aa well any recorded In tho criminal caU-iiilnr* !, U'l lifn/ ulnrefl Wo propose of any other city, and is only equally is in our Wheeling alort ' , , In shucking anil luhunnm butchery w 0 still lurthcr Increaso our already th(J W|ljt(J chlip,,| xhe ,tlnc^ 'iiorinous business by making a whole- Huiectud by the murderous (lends lot -ale reduction In former prices, and Irom their' terriblecrime was the lot <uJJolnlnK . 1,? ,i?tlv nanars L'ive a the Wheeling ln?tnlin?utCoinp?nyVncw line to time, in tho dally p"!'0 '" Bt?ri>nnn Market >mn> ?i..i i 18t 01 prices Uint Will inuucu our uiuu- r.vrr,- ?? ?? ? ijih fn,,s ol Parous everywhere, and tl.e tion there? from bousanda of others that uro paying ox- 0t present, tho murder mint have 1," lorbltant prices (or tho necessaries of committed boforo II o'clock. .Soiiiumy Ife, to Bciul in their orders to lis. " wnadone before [lie Wheeling (ugtn{. All orders by mail Amounting to f10 00 ?-o will pay the freight to any railway, wo wore informed tlmt thollrni i!iU"lot itation 100 miles from any of our stores, elose till 11:30 on Saturdays, Ho* i murder could be committed on Kuut, ' prominent thoroughfare while the streeu TP [7 A O were alive with people withouta11ra.-tI I-1 t-\ ^ log public attention is indeed a imslcrr ? * ? V-X ] From tbe terriiile mutilated apm-unm - 'of tho murdered man's head, it i< 3ur Teas are celebrated everywhere for posed |,c m saud-bngged and Lis, . l.?I.I7l_?n ? nlnl< Pull litl.rnllv rilrvi.,! Till. Iui.lv i.'. mrCOnmlOOeeftleM sujW to tho victfm, apparently ? very respectable !0 and 75 cent tons offered by your local n, ^ |j""jrf ( grocer. worked iu thu lining. ' V ^ "T ^ W ^ 'w 1 /^| A AI'l'KAHANOiS Ol' TllK 110DY. I I I M M H H ^ f Tliu forehead was hammered in, thu 1 IjV/A 1 I i I A 1 . eyes gouged (rom their sockets, the throat cut Iroiu ear to ear, thu left nrui Wo roast all our Coffees in their nat- was cut clean Irom the shonhler ami H,0 ira.1 state, use no poisonous mixtures to ri^ht dreadfully hacked. The "stomach jla/.e mid cover up defective grains and was ripped open, leaving the bowels proidd to weight. Our Coffees are jriuling. Tho sight was ghastly in ||10 ... _ , extreme nud very revolting. strictly Pure tind Alwsys Fr6SD> s victim's ditmi. The face, from tho dreadful imitiln tions, could not he recognized, Imt is lie|?? I *~\ lieved by the majority of people who I * I f M saw tho body, to have been .1 resilient of 01 I \ J tho city for many years and moved among tlie best society, llis pretence ARE FRESH GROUND DAILY. these people Ihnt ho was n fugitive froin itnnilnr^ A Sugar........ lba lor ?1 00 justice. He took part in nil social attaint .irHtiuUtcc! l VA jj?{or 1 <><> 0( note Hud was greatly admired l.y tlio Siffl"!e?f.f.r.:::iTo, ^pcr ?.i fair sex. His company was eourte.l by ({est ric ivnchc* H5^o, :i cRosfor 2Bc well known professional gentlemen. moluT(^l?lcai,CM''"?te 'i ^ntinr SrS Merchants, anil oven clergy, were known jfei t?u? tor alio f? bo his boon companions. That he standard Tomatoes h'uO, a cans for sific baa made many vietuusainongthcHe t?eol^VsLv,'l^KLorD,? K ??? plo Koea without Haying. That he has iionoy Drii* Corn."""'..ir?o| porcau. ~ actually robbed many of them they now L'atttus, ^i)lutbottlc8.Hl/iJo, 3 bottloa ?5c realize and they all unanimously tiroStSSt ZTr!:'nnr 0f,l"u,!0?Bt 'Jorn starch- <?%c, -l lbs. for ar?o tyP0- In order to iseapea dn-adftil iixUr<reliunpti'? Btarch.^o, ? lbs. lor UTio vosti which u nrnumitmt tlrm threat,,,,,,.) i{0tled Oats. r? c, ? ibi. for uftc make, tho* victim left tho city last out Meal j? ?. ? fetor September and returned yesterday, proH o, o^ibs. lor 3no suming everything bad blown over. 3oo<l Carolina uico...-5 ?, 5 -lbs. lor Ji5o TJIJJ JJ()J)y JDBSTJFIK?, U?at?eCrack^r"/C(l^! i lbs*, lor iifi? Tho initials "11. IV' in tho luvt were Sow Turkish prunes. (J c, 5 lbs. lor ~r?c a]B0 WOrked on nil his undergarments. ? bawfor u& These facto, with the identification of v'.TenCo.'* LeaderSoap l<> baralor ?5o the body by very reliable citizens, yieiVaterLilly barsior *o? 0j murdered man, establish v- .? beyond a doubt his personality. As wo | * m ? A /\ before, he lived ntuoug us for many , ATLANTIC TEA CO., T11K ACCUSED. 1109 Market Street. I It has been established beyond a I 99R1 Market Street. doubt that the gentlemen connected with ^oi mar kvlsji the Whee|ingtin8tajllUfnt Company are guilty of the crime. In an interview 130 s. Fourth St, - - 8t?ubenviiir, o. wjth the leading member of the tirin, he 3or. Market & Fifth St., Kant Liverpool, ?* admitted the iiuilt of bis liriu nnd tu *???" oim munouu, u. that hiB firm liad determined by selling >3 unittmore St, - - Cumberland, Md. Fumituru, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, 18 Market St., - I'nrkeraburg, W. \a. Lamps, Clocks, etc., at lower prices thim any other house and on my payments SEND FOR CLUB ORDER CIRCULARS. to not only kill Iligh Prices but inisrepTT T j t * mL un.. n? n.n* reeented values. Wo strongly reeotnW0 L6&Q, Let TuOS6 UllO C&U rOllOW. mend those in need of household nooda Ja22-Trbi? to visit the Wheeltnir loftalnjent Com" pany, 1138 Market street, the foes of. G@0. E. Stlfel & Co. Hiyh Prices and Misrepresented Values. IXTTJ^X X T Amusomonts. in hj vv tholks' bebeff Spring Goods . . . FOR BENEFIT OFCIURITY FUND. Are com mencing to arrive, The Original New York Madison Square Theatre , , . Company, nndrr tho management and we must have more ?i -Mr. >. m. inimer, in room to display them, con- Jjm sequently we are makin? ?. , , ? * ^ This i? the first appearance of the Orifffrmi T) n??nn,tA,.n' Company in Wheeling, and the Kntlre Thrilling o\N EEPING K EDU CTIONS Drama will bo presented. throughout every depart- Prominent Wheoling Performers . r ttt , ? Will aho appear, as follows: Mfss Kate ITient 01 WINTER CjOODS, Michel, Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. Ohcar Scolev. Mr. it. M. especially in WRAPS, , , " 3 It is already assured that this will be BLANKETS and COM- This FashionableEvent oftiieSkabon, ( T*r\T> TC Surpassing In Interest even Inst Season's inemF vy I\. 1 .j. orable Ueneflt of Wheeling Ledge, No. ffi. ' Messrs. JIoiisoA Hermann have oy,wMly engaged the services ol an Experienced l'n>I \ __ _ _ __ . _ .... fessional Docorator,andnoimlnsor( xi>e?sewlll I?< T/ 1\ /T |\T A |\T' 1 XCZ; be spared to m?ko the Interior of the hyii?e ? [\ r ; 1VI IN A IN 1 thing of Rarest Beauty. Admission, 81. No extra charge for reserved t~, , seats, fr'ale to open at C. A. Howe's Mu^ic Store, rrom every department Friday morning, Kchnmry 7;at Qo'eloiik. ]n:tl I in the store are offered at clothing, Etc. prices regardless of value. anasiaker & bkown. First in town with New Samples nial New ?? Prices, with a reduction from 87 5<) to $ '> OU for -"il if best Silk and Wool Pants made to order, hihI Ml I) Crr I I Suits the same: and I will eloto oat my stock of 1 JL* vy JLmJ m \J L 1A iLwJLd Dry Goods and Carpets at your prices, before " moving. J. W. i-hRUKIi, I "Tr ^ OO -ffff ^fnfn ntrret. I I .. . J. /CATALOGUES, IJSTS, ClUCULAKK 11 l*r iVi 3.1 n otreet. V and 1* r In tin g of all kin d oxecuteii nt tho 1o?. , iNTKUliltiKNUKlt JOB OFFICE, JBai * No. '2\> nnil '27 Fonrti-tinth Strr?;'? House & Herrmann?Cloaks. OURCLOAKS AT ^ ? ? y our Price ON? INSTALMENTS. ' /' House J Herrmann, 1300 MAIN STREET.