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I tinmi) slatkT i Was tli0 Kosult of Last Night's " Mc.ling of Olty Oouaoil. DEMOCRATS flSSST REPUBLONS, , And Succeotl iu Knocking Out All Previous Calculations. - ?'Him in 11 nrnirDi ipjim THE KLiitlVtK 10 a ncruoLiuHit. The llesult# of llio Council Meeting mo Disiiiiiroiis to StraiKhtout Pcui* l ocrarv Tho Republicans oil the Other J land 1'aroil Well, (Jotting | i )n* iiecoivorshlp, City Sexton and Health Oflloer?Tho Water Hoard f May lie Republican. i i List nisht't mcotinj? of City Council j was ono 01 the moat sensntiouul iu the i history oI tho city, I It was called Ior tho Diirposo of electing ctliciuls in tho gift of Council, and alter ouch brunch had mot thoy caino toether in joint sqyaiou for this puri pose. The sallory and lobbv wore jam mod and packed with tho largost crowd of s{>cctatord that has witnessed any of , tho deliberations oven of tho present Council that in its infancy has ichieved a reputation as a sensational 1 body. ( Iii tho lobby thero wai a lar^o nuinli. rof union labor men brought thero in pursuance of the action of tho ' ' *? -? ??.!? I?ut 'Puna. Traiiwami wmu. ftanvrnw.,. .?*? ...? da v. Tlio proposal to take up ill tho council tho matter of an adjustment of i ilicstroot car dillleultiea, wad abandoned oarlv in the evening, whon it bocamo known that it coulil not bo acted on, as the moating was called for apocitic pur|jc.-o of electing officers. CAUCUfiSES WEJBE IIBLD. 1 More tho meeting assembled cau- , cusses wero hold by both tho ltepublican and Democratic members. In tho llopublican gatherimr everything went along harmoniously, but iu the oppoaitioa camp icveral snags showod above tho surface, which eventually in the i mooting of Council wore tho moans of | shattering the beautiful slato that , evolved Irom tho deliberations of tho< former caucus. Sovoral meiubora on 1 tho Democratic si?!o wore known to bo ' somowliat weak, but tho opinion pre- ' vailed that all had boon whipped back ' into line. Tho rosults of tho mooting showed that calculations woro at fuult. I Tho slate was carried through as far 1 as tho north and aouth assosaorahipa woro concerned, Meaara. Owen Dun- 1 levey and George II. Carnahan getting tho iull Democratic strength, twenty- ' three votoa, a majority of two. 1 The first snag wus reached whon tho city collectorahip camo up. Tho alato ' nominee was Mr. John Corcoran. Whon Mr. Warnoko placed William II. ShaalFor ] in nomination thero wna considerable excitomont. On tho voto tho slato got j Itslirst hard knock, tho Republicans in ' n body, mipportoa by Warnoko and other Democrats, voting for and elect- j ingShaoffor. Beforo tho voto was an- ' nounccd, Mr. liurko, of tho Democratic Ride, endeavored to atampedo tho Ko- ' publicans by placing Mr. Howard Wilkinson, a Republican, in nomination, ' but tho latter atood lirm and Shadier pulled through. J The slate was not hurt on tho quoa* tion of the two market clorka, its nomi- 1 nets receiving tho full party strength. Tho election of a city sexton brought 1 out more dissatisfaction with tho Dom- l ocratic caucus nominees, and liually with the assistance of Democrats tho 1 Republican candidate wont through. Tho slato got anothor body blow in tho roMilt of tho fignt for city solicitor, j Colonel Hobert W Into boing elected, dofoating .Mr. Coniff. The Kopublicans ! with tho assistance of bolting Demo- J ( rata did tho work. Tho Kopublicana scorcd anothor vie- ' tory in tho election of Dr. McCoy as ' health oillcor over Dr. Spragg. Probably tho groatest sonsation of tho night was the dofeat of tho Democrat j caucus notninco for city rccoivor, Frank AVoebbcr, by Mr. John Kindloberger, a 1 Republican. Wlion this bad been dono, 1 the air was filled with imprecations from Democratic spectators. TUB PUS COMMKNCES. AtS:?>0tho second branch carno to \ order, and tho roll call sl.owod all mora* hers, thirteen Democrats and thirteon Republicans, on hand, excepting two. j lly an aureemont nothing was done until those two, who were temporarily obscnt, arrived. At S;40 Cliairman Watcrhouie ro- < quested Mr. Konnoy to notify tho lirst branch that tho second was roady to go into joint session for the eloction of olliccrd. THR JOINT SESSION. A few minutes afterward the first branch appeared and was invited by ] the chairman of tho second branch to take Heals. At !>:1") tiio joint eossion catno to ! order, Mayor Caldwell in tho chair. The roll calls of oacli branch showed all ' iniMiibcrs, iorty-four in number, 011 hand. Mayor Caldwell said tho joint notion 1 was for the ourposo of electing officers, 1 mid that tho first in order was for MBHoesor north of tho crook. Mr. Kennoy placod in nomination 1 Mr Owen Dunlevy. ' Mr. Dinger placed in nomination Mr. Charles Cowan. ' Tlic lirst ballot resulted, Dnnlovy rocoiving 2,'! votes, and Cowan 21 votes, 1 ?lectinMr. Dunlovy by two mnjority. , Mayor Caldwell declared that as Dun* 1 lovy imd receivod a majority ho was oloeied to the ollico. "The next ollico to bo flllod," said Ills 1 Honor, "is asseisor south of the creek. 1 Nominations are in order." Mr. Irwin placed (Joorgo Carnahan In nomination. Mr. Millignn placod Mr. Albort Slier* 1 rati in nomination. "Are there uny others," said tho mayor. The ballot showed that twonty-threo votes were cast for Carnahan and tuonty one vote* for Hherratt, n strictly party vole, Carnahan being oloctod. Tho next ollico to bo filled was colloc. tor. Nominations were then mndo. Mr. Robertson placed John Corcoran In nomination, who bo said rocoivedthe unanimous vote of tho Democratic canills. Tin: vtitAT nnrAK. Mr. Wnrnoke, Democrat, placod Wm. II. Shaollnr in nnminnlion. The vote wnt taken amidst intonso excitement. As it nroccodnd andsovor* al Democrats broko over tho traces and Voted nyaiiint the choice of tboir caucus inurmurs ??f excitement passed ovrr tho bouse. Ilefore tho volo was unnoiinced Mr. llurke changed his vote ami placed in nomination Mr. Howard Wilkin ion, Tlio mayor thou said as MhaolTor re reived twenty-tivo votes, a majority, hi was elected collector. Mr. Farroll placed in nomination fo; :lerk of the Second ward market, .Mr i'atrick Kenny, tlie present incumbent Mr. Campbell placed in uuuiinatioi Mr. John l). .Muxwell. 1 ho vote when announced showei Kenny had received 23 votes and Max well Li 1 votes, strictly a party vote electing Mr. Kenny. For cleric of the Fifth ward market Mr. Krieter nominated Mr. McKeovcr the present incumbent. Mr. Maxwel moved it be made unanimous. Tin clerk recorded the names of all luomher present. For City Sexton, Mr. Wawioko moral nated the present incumbent, Mr. W'il Jiuiu liurko. Mr. C. U. Dean was uls< nominateil. The vote resulted in llurk< .retting 22 votes and Dean -- voted Filan, Democrat, voted for Dean. An ther ballot was taken resulting tin sumo as the lirst. The third was started when Mr Ciruse got up and stated that umlor takers and furniture mou were in favo af the election of Mr. Durke. Whei liruse's name was called he indulged ii some more oratory and said he didn' know Dean, and would voto for tin man host tilted for tho ollico. This bal lot was resultlesH. Tho fourth ballot, "autnoold 2---2." I'niK Ivnllnt nn nlinipn. jlcctod. Sprat".' bavins received -- votoi mil McCoy J J vutus. Pilau was tin Democrat who broko over the Demo :rutic traces. Tlio second ballot was tlio samo as tin first. .Mr. O'Mnlloy moved that tlio cloctior j! lioaltli ollicer bo suspended. It wen by unanimous consent. for kcopor of tlio city lockup, Irwlr plnco in nomlnalinn tlio present iucum bent, John McDermott. Mr. llallor triod to mako a nomina lion, hut was Ponded oil' by two or thrci [topublicnna. 11 o tlnally broko awn; mil niiinod Mr. Walter lltilkluy. Tlio first ballot retailed In McDcrmot recelvinp votos and linlkloy 21 votes l'lio mayor declarod McDormott electoi lor tlio cnsiilni: two years. Mr. Gruso moved thu tlio oloction o measurer of lumber nnd wood ho dis uonsoil with. Onrriod. l''or assiatnnt lockup kcopor Mr. Grusi nnminatod Mr. John Wilkio. Mr. Knoko named Albert Orum. Mr. Gru9o said ho didn't think Orun lived in the city. Mi. Knoko suiil In was a resident of tlio city. Mr. Wliaa mid I10 could jruaranloo Air. Orum ia i rosidont of tlio otolith ward. Tlio ballot rosultod in Wilkio Rcttin; twonty-throo votes, and ho was declarei elected. Tho next thing was tho board of pub lie works, tliroo member*. Sir. Furrel named Charles Smith. Other nornina lions from tho Democratic siilo wer W. A. Wilson, Androw Hamilton Henry Schmulbach and F. 1*. Me.S'eli. 1'iio vote rosulted as follows: ?mltts 411 Pctiraultiscb 1 IVIMou i) McNcll Hamilton ft I Messrs. Schmulbach, Smith and Ham ilton woro doclnred elected, having tli highest number of votes. T1IK WAYClt IIOAIta For water board nominations wen then inadoas follows: Mr. l'uull named Messrs. I'ollock am Hall, present incumbents. Captain Otto nominntod Messrs. A. C F. Eboling, II. 1''. Jones and Jolm II Hall. Thu voto resulted as follows' P.ltnck 2*I Hull < uU'Uni; | Juuck I Messrs. Hall and Jones wure doclarot jloctod. llrill, Urlmm, Soltors am Ilurko, who had voted for Kbolinc :hango(l to Juuos. Horstmnn was tin Democrat who stuck to Kboling. As thero was a tie between Kbolini snd I'ollock another ballot was taken resulting in a tie. Mr. O'Malloy movod to lay over tin sloctiou of tho third inombor for tin prosont. It provailod by ununimou :onsenL Mr. O'Malloy named Frank Malonj lor superintendent of city prisons. Dr. Hupp named Mr. W.T. MeGan non. Tho bnllot roiullod 2:1?11 favor Ma loney, who was declared clcctod. Mr. O'Malloy claiinod that assistant: lo tho superintondout of city prison should bo oloctvd. A rofuronco to tin ordiuunco showed this u mistake. Mr. Cruse placed Frank Wooborln nomination lor city rccoluer. Mr. Klchards namud Mr, John Kin illoborgor for tho olllco. A lltl'OBMCA* KtjRCTKD. 1 The ballot resulted In Woubor get ting 'JO votes, and Klndloborger JI votes when tho Inttor was decided elected Moisrs. llrill, I'aull and Wurnoko wor tho Democrats who did tho shattctinj net. For wolghmnstnr Mr. Woldebnsel named tho present Incumbent Jucl Arthur. Mr. H. II. Meyer was alionauioil fron tho Republican sitlo. The ballot resulted In Arthur getllni 24 voles and Moycr 20 votes. Arthu was declared elected. Kalbitaer, lie publican, voled for Arthur, Mr. llndllch put Mr. James Klleei in nomination for junltor ol the ell' building. He was unanimously oleete<l Mrs. Martin t'laucev witsnnsnlmousl; oleeled Juultress of lliu elly btllldltv. Thu albotlnn ol u city sexton tliei came up ngiiln. Tho first liallot resulted ill Dean re colving voles nnd Ilurko <11 votei . TWENTY-TWO?TWENTY-TWO. Mr. GrutiG moved that tlio election o sexton bo ausnended for tbo present. Mr. Mnxwoll contoudod lh.it tho mo tiou was out of order. .Mr. Grusosaid that tlio rules could bt suspended at any meeting, lie citoi rulo 17 supporting his position. Tho mayor tnou^ht that custon should prevail and so ruled. Mr. Gruse uppealed from tho decisioi of tlio chair. Mr. Maxwell said Mr. G ruse's ex planation was correct, but tiiat tin rulos do not allow Council to suspem the ordinances. Mr. Grutso contended against tho do vision of tho chair. On tho decision of tho chair tho vot< was L'3 to 21, knocking out tho decision Mr. O'Malley placed John J. Couiit'ii nomination for city solicitor. Mr. Cecil Robinson placed in uoinina lion Colonel Uobert White. Mr. Paull. Democrat. Hecondod th< nomination of Colonel White. Mr. Burko nominutod George B. Cald well. WHITE 11K ATS COX IFF. Tho ballot resultod in Whito roceiv infj i!0 votes, Conilf ll>, and George 13 Ualdwoll one voto, resulting in tho elcc .ion of Colonol White. Tho Democrat: who voted for Whito were l'aull am trrimm of tho lirat branch, and Kroito :>f the second. Uurko changed his vot( :o Caldwell. For city health ollicer Mr. Grusi placod Dr. S. L. S. Spragjj in nomina lion. Mr. Morningstar placed'Dr. J. W. Mc Jov in nomination. Tlio li.illnt hlinwAil Hint no ono win " worm oi ;>ovoiuoa win noiu mu uuurm at tlio Opera Mouse. It tins a reputation which will doubtless pack the ' houso. , Elevkx mombors of tho "Oh, What n t Night!" company wore at tho Bohlor. Thov plavod at Martin's Forry last night , and'wili bo ut thu Grand tho lirst hall . of noxt week. Couri.Ai.VT eomos from tho Island - frequently of an unnccountahlo shortage 3 of eity gas for illuminating purposes, ir and tho residents of Zauo street want tiio troublo remedied. ' A MMiniAUE lioonso was yoatordny ia suod to ?\ illiam 1). Abbott, a widower, ' aged 47, born at Buffalo, N. Y? and Lottio Simmons, aged 20, boru at Volcano, ' W. Va., both now reaidonts of Euroku, " W. Va. 0 ABOUI 1'KOI'Lli Stranger* lu tin1 City ami Whei-lltii; I-*ullii j Abroad. a F. II. Watt, of liarnojviilo, is in the t city. 1 Oeorgo E. Otto, wifo and child, of Toronto, are at tho Holder. "[ W. II. Maxwell, of Clarksburg, is a Stain ill liouao guest. Editor Gallaghor, of tho St. Mary's Oburvcr, wns in tho city yeatorday. M. 0. Tyler, a prominent citizen ol 1 Mnnnnnnlt la n Mi'l.tirit Imllim trllnut Misa Moroboad, of tVinchoster, Va., d is the guest of .Misa Jennie Coon. South , l'onu streot, island. 1, W. Naylor and S. T. llooton. both postofllco iiieiioctoM from Washington I City, tiro at the Stutum. ' Mrs. John Iiritl, of tho East Side, wlic . has hecn very sick for several weeks, is L, thought to be slightly bettor. Mr. Sum It. Harrison left yoatordny for Piedmont, to rocuporato after his long illneaa and visit relatives. Charles A. I.oder and wife, well known theatrical folk, aro at tho McLure ^ houso; also tieorgo E. Gouge, agontol "A Fair KeboL" W. 1!. Abbott and -Miss .Simmons, ol Eureka, \V. Va., took dinner at the lielilof yesterday, and returned to supper as Mr. and Mrs. Abbott. 11 E. llaycs, of Morgantown, C. Mo Nulty and A. J. llungorford, of Parkers, burg, K J;, lllackman, of Sistnrsville, nndC. M. Shank, Clurksburg, aro at the Windsor. Frank MeKim and wlfo, of Woston, W. II. Downey, of Cameron, and C. Madorn, of Urafton, wero among tho West Virginians at tho Stamm house last ninhl. W. A. ltamp and II. II. Davis, of Sistorivillo; W. 1'. Holmes and M. M, llolmos, of Friendly; II. Uuingnriinor, of Pnrkorsburg; Wallor Mooro, of l'roc. tori liourgi) B. Slomakor and wife, ol Bllteravilio; Atnoa Jolllfa, of I^ittluton; N. I? Highland, of Clarksburg, and M, S. Wilson, of St. Mary's, wero tlw West Virginians on the list at tho Ilebler last nlgut. ^ Tim Htiihlilng at tlio (Jrunil. Tho hearing of Joo tlnrnor, on Iho charge of cutting young Miller, of Tliirteontli street, and Toddy McUrann, at tho Grand Opera Ilouso night before last, w in yesterday postponed by Squire Arkte till next Monday, anil in default ol bail in $500 ho was sont to jail. ' Th<> 1 'lit lil h1 Mnoniifli'rhnr. Tho concert given last night by the Tjruids' llnennorchor at lioothovon linll ?? well atlonded, and was a succors. Tht\ programme was an exleusivo one nnd ^vory nuuibor was well rondored. Meisior's orcheilra furnished tho music. ftnnml (Inin*I Don't forM, I'rosll Claim at thirty coats i>or quart to-day, at W. 0. McCy.sKuv's Ovstkii Dr.por. Comiiiavk's stock and cream nlo and porter i< n tonic approved by pbysl< duns. _ Kl.KVKN?KLKVKX. A ri%rr tut ran I it?tf Oft ilrntfo l.mllr*' Itn1< IiiIkkiiii MWIU'VM II Ill' II imlr, nuttliti 4^V qii;illt), ut Till: fori'I.AU, lilt Mnlu IIN?Ii Wiikv you drink nlo always ink ful Cosgravo's. It hu no auptrior. 3 electing I)ean. 1 lio Democrats btrikinj ttiia tiuiu wore llorirtmau and Filan. r The buttlo for'iho election of cit) . health officer was than taken up ucain 1 ho ballot resulted in tliu election q 1 1 >t. McCoy, tlio vain being211 for Me Coy, and 21 for Dr. i)|irngR. Tho break 1 away Democrats this liiuo woru llorst - man and Filan. > Tho balloting for tho third uicuibe of tho Hoard of l'llblic Works was thei . rosuinod. Tho lir.it, ballot was, Kbclinj . 22, and l'olloek 22 votes; no choice. I .Mr. O'JliiIley moved for an adjourn ment. Carried unanimously, att II p. in. In tho first branch hoforo tho join session caiuo together the lirst brand elected .Mr. A. li. lladlich to succeet M. .1. O'Kano as moinbor from tho b'oe ond ward. lloWIIM'.UlUi WKDDING At tho St. Luko'* ICphvopui Church Venter day. A quiet, though brilliant, woddinj took nlaco voaterdav afternoon in St i Luke's P. H. church, Island, uniting ii 1 in tho bonds of matrimony Mr. Alter J Thomas J'owiti and Miss Mollio Paul! . who is a daughter of George l'uull ltev. Jacob lJuttinghaw, rector of tin church, officiated. There was a large attendance, com nosed of friends and relative* of tho bride and groom, who witnessed the ' beautiful and impressive marriage ser vices of the 1-lpiscopnl church. The wedding march was played bj Minn Annie Sago, while the brida party ontorod. Tho ushers wore Judge . J. 11. (iuston/bf St. Clairsville, Mr.Sam ucl llollidav. of l'ittshurgh, and Air Jumos 13. MclCeo and Mr. lliomua Dan nor, of Wheoling, who walked up th< aisle preceding t(ie bride and groom. After tho ceremony was over, an in formal reception was hold in tho churcl * purler?, whoro tho newly married couph , wero heartily congratulated by the guests, previous to thoir departure oi an eastern bridal trip. LOCAL UK KV IT I ICS. .MuU.irt of Minor Moment In ami nboul l tliu City. Matinee at tho Grand to-day. Tiik Grand this ovening?"Tloiti 3 Will Toll." A i.ir.ciu plato glass front has boon . nut in at Frank's niorcliaut tailoring oatablijhmont on Twolfth atroot. Tiik strootsaro in a terrible condition, lull iiono more bo than Markut and Fourteenth, which aro Hooded with in ud. Wai.tkr Woru mot with an accidonl at tho gymnasium, in a rosnli of which ho is laid up with a broken hand, wriel and anklo. Fritz Jordan, a plain drunk, and Donco ltusioll, for a racket lio ruised in January, woro locked up by OlUcoi Scully yostertlay. Yesterday was St. Valontino's day, but it was not observed with tho cus toraary generality in Wheeling, Still the postoliiuu force was kept busy. ..Next Saturday Gus 1 till'a famous HAD WtlBOK YKSTtilftD.W. t Ah O|iou Switch Wruck? uu Engiuu unci Si* Cat* on tho o. it. u. it. j About hnlt' past four o'clock yoster. day afternoon a serious wreck occurred ou tho Ohio Kiver road near tho company's roundhouse, on tho Southfciido. An r Ohio itivor roud engine hud run in on i a abort switch to lot tho north-bound pussonpor train go by. Tho train passed ail right, and a "brukoinan, sup poking the oiiuiuo wanted to pass out i avail), opened tho switch and weut ou ubout his business. L A l'unlluudic freight engine and six > empty card had been lying on u biding 1 at tlio Kiverside iron work*, and wheu tho paiseugar traiu went north this followed, Tho opon switch was encountered, ana 1110 train ran mio inooinor unifiue, . daranuina both of tho locomotives and demolishing tho six cars. , 'A he wreck was a honour one, blockading the switch and uiain track in such ' a way that it was impossible for trains 1 to puss. It was said that it would re* 1 quire nil night to clear away the debris. I The Ohio river passenger tram from the South last night came into the city ' over tho U. ifc 0. roud from Mounds* ville. THIrt KVKXlXG'd l-'IGHT. (ircat Interest Taken in the Murtin-Kilry ('outuiit-Another Fight. Jimmio Martin, tho Washington, l> r C., pugilist who is to fight Ed liiley, of I tliiu city, at (iiu I'aitiwo Athletic club's ' pavilion, oast of tho city, this evening, nrrivoil in the city from hia homo yes. terday forenoon, lie is somewhat tailor > than liiloy, though tho latter weighs u trille more. Tliey aro well matched as to si/o, and the tight ought to bo a game ' and exciting one. Martin comes with ' a good record behind him, though this ' will bo hi, lirst professional liglit. Ho is an amateur, and will enter an amateur ?ories next weok. The moil aro to outer the ring at 10 p. in. sharp. -Martin is u very genteol and intollit gent man, and made friends of all who met him yesterday. Yesterday Ed. liiley and Miko Howley met at the headquarters of the Puitimo Athlotlo Club, with tlioir backers, and finally succeeded in agreeing upon tho terms of a contest. It ' will conin oil' March 1 at tho usual place, and will be for a purse of f5U0, t-250 a aide, and all tho gato money. It is to bo a scientific twenty-round glovo contest for points, and will bu a dandy fight. inn small hoy who, wnon asueu nis ; neo, replied tlijit, judged by the fun ho had hud, ho was 100 years old, pretty accurately described the feeling of tlm largo audience at tho Academy last night. I.illian Kennedy niada n decided hit, and the amusement that was crowded into threo hours to unravel "She Couldn't Marry Threo" was enough for two nights; and all tho rolescBsayed by Miss Kennedy and tho strong support, was equally charming and successful. Tho company 11 fur above tho uvorngo, and is sure of big business.?iYrui Yuri; Herald, July 13. i Opora House. February 20. oi'sruitsi oYSTEHS t Down They (iu. Don't forgot that tho rotnil prico of tho Kreat Ellis Star Brand is only Thirty-flvo Conts por quart. For nalo to-day at all tho yrocora, moat inarkuta i and oystpr depots in tho city, Bridge* port, Martin's Forrv and Bon wood. W. 0. McClukkry, Wholosalo Auont, 56 Twelfth street. ELKVKN?KLKVKN. To*dny?Ladles' VoM*. with ilrovpn, Ac, at TIIK POPI7LA11, 1111 Main Struct. glAd tidings. No 31 or43 Pain, No Ncnl to Huflcr from llad and Aching Tcctli. Drs. DoNormandiu and Millor havo exclusivo right in Ohio county for tho | now local Auieuthetic "Odontundor." Have your teeth extracted without pain. , No aftereffects. No uncertainty. No insensibility. Applied to cuius and affecting only iminedinto parts. Call at parlor VanKenren Iloiel, Twelfth fltroet, bolow Market, Positively no pain?< Di i: i). 8WEENEY?On Tuoiday evening. February II. 1803, nt 7 o'clock. Andrew J. hWBBNKY, agdd fifi yours. 1 mouth nud 14 days. Knii'Tul nolle*' horrnftcr. PUT TO FLIGHT ? all tho peculiar troublos that beset a wo1 man. Tho only uuaranteed remodv for thoin Is Dr. Pierce's Favorito Prescription. For women suffering from any chronlo 41 fcmnlo ' complaint" or weakness; for women who nro ! run-down and overworked; for women expecting to becoino mothers, and for mothers who aro nursing and exhausted; nt tho change from girlhood to womanhood; and later, at tho critical "chango of life" ? it is a mediclno that safely and certainly builds up, strengthens, regulates, and euros. If it doosn't, if it oven fails to benefit or cure, you havo your money back. What you nro sure of, if you use Dr. ' Sage's Catarrh Remedy, is either n perfect and permanent euro for your Catarrh, no matter how bad your case may be, or 9T>00 in cash. The proprietors of the medicine promise to pay you tho mouey, if they can't euro you. UNDERTAKING. J^OUIS UEUTSCIIY, (Formerly of Frew Jc Bortsoby), FUNERAL DIRECTOR Arid Artorlnl Embalmor, lllfl Jlnln Ntrwt. 1 nit SIiIp, rails by telephone an?werod day or night. Store telephone, t> W>; residence. Mi. #p.*7 ALEX FREW, 1117 Main Street. ?UHDERTHI<ER,# Am prepared lo conduct burlali In a mail sit* Istnotorr lantinort all uiod-irn undertaking no* pllnneos iiml ilno black and wblto (unornl eurdi. ? Oompotont management guurilnteod. Coltllin Ciukoti iiii 1 n full lino o( burial ?no?l?. 1 mm to Ik* prompt. oomlderatu and relUbie, Calls bv telephone! 1 Ifotdeticc, Ai.KX- Far.w?No 217 Hlufi- N'n 1 ?ZTJIK INTEUIGENCJIII, U ANI)j:?'Ot UmiTM STItKIT, I Has a Tliorouolily Equipped Job Prliitliiu Ofllce. BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING A Spoclnlty. ? :.W . '!>>* MfcV'f i . 1- . FURNITURE POLISH-G. MENDEL 4 CO. buy buy Furniture carpet * polish TACKS . * ?j. # G. MENDEL do CO., 1124 Main-Street, Wheeling,W. Va. ????? ? BUY BUY Electric Feather Cleanser DUSTERS & ; ; " UNDERWEAR SALE-GEO. S. STIFEL d CO. -A.T? STIFEL'S, Tliursclay and Friday, # FEBRUARY 16 AND 17. Special Underwear Sale I To close out our stock at once we will on the above days sell all Woolen Underwear, and some odd lines of Cotton Underwear for Ladies', Gents' and Children at ^11-2 PRICED (Dr. Jaeger's Goods Excepted.) Here's a chance for a big bargain. Don't miss it. Get in early before sizes are closed out Being at special sale these goods CANNOT BE SENT ON APPROVAL OR EXCHANGED. Geo. E. Stifel & Co. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE-D. GUIMDLING &. CO. "WINTER IC A CI IDT V io n i L.m i i She'll stab you while she smiles. She lets you wear a bouquet to-day?to-morrow she'll make you courtesy to her in an Ulster. Why don't you give her "the cut direct," and buy the long fashionable Freze or Melton Ulster you mean to buy sooner or later? They are reduced ridiculously low : $2^ ULSTER at - - - $15. $15 ULSTER at - - -$7.50. Everybody, even our own people, are surprise^ at the transformations. There is a. tough month ahead?as much Overcoat weather to come as has gone. 0 GUNDL1NG & CO., 34 and 36 Twelfth Street. 1 ,j i _ ^ BARGAIN TABLES-JOHN FRIEPEL A CO. SEE BARGAIN TABLES John Friedel&Co.'s WEDNESDAY 2vIOE/lTinsrC3-. Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Tete-a-Tete Sets, Dessert Plates, Fancy China Plates, Bone Plates, Chocolate Pots, Comports, Salads. Many other goods useful and ornamental. ? 1 8EW1NQ MACHINES- EDW. L. ROSE A. CO. EDW. L- IROSIE &c CO. j ?STILL HAVE A FEW Molll)? DOMESTIC AND STANDARD SEWING MACHINES HT $30.00. AND I.<11)11 SHOMMIAN'I) mCHIMiS FltOM & 00 11'. Don't fail to call utoiico If you winli to ( euro onoof thuso liaruaiiiM. 51 TWELFTH STREET.