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O/WttTS-STO STONE & carI STYLE! QBALIT1 Largest Stock.and Greatest Assor thsj are now and only to be found bere, Carpets for everybody and to sull ferent from the onto seen In the ordinal medium priced Carpet*, a* well as the greatly strengthened this season in evt Goods nhown here with pleasure. whetl antee to oare you money. Look aroun * keep only the best grades. No old idea* Body Brussels, we give you Lowell. Hat name Is woven on the back of the Carpc Rtmemher this and look for It. Iloyal Wiltons Blgelow Administers. Hartford Administers, Smith's Axministrrs, Smith's Yolrets, Biggins' Velrets m< -r?- t 1. aniuens renew, Toeoraj Wiltons, Bieplow Body lirnssels, SPEC 50 rolls extra heavy All wool Ingrain Ca 25 rolla all wool Carpets at Bert half wool Union Carpets Extra heavy Union Carprts (the 40c, qv Fancy Floor Coverings In great va Japanese Duster Rugs and Art Sq 200 Extra. Quality Smyrna Rugs, 3x6, at. 400 White and Grey Fur Rugs, hearth hi Largest size Moquette Rugs 3x6. fU Medium sice Moquette Rugs. 2-6x5, at.. Rooms measured and Carpets stoi STONE& VELVET CAPES?GE ONE Of (KIR HEW SHIRT W AISTS. the design. More of those fetching Nnw*l?w PIiiid find P^fsi; 1 Shirt Waists and Separate Skirts^ Constitute one of the leading immense lines, all brand ne\ last season. Wash Wflits $16.75. A hummer in Skirts th? fashion centres. We lia\ at 50c each. The new "Uni and qualities. Geo. M. Si i1 < If you buy one rwi Shirts. Tliey t i1 " wear so nice, an 'i1 want more of tt i neck and sleeve ! LW Jbcfaddei J 1320 AND 13: \ trUK MARK HIUKTS TO OIIDK1 GOOD SHOE v? I COOD MONE' f. In thl? c??e It nppeari r Shoe (or tWO DOLLAR' > cast- ought to be easll 1 your good money for i ;_J. H. LOCK! KB * THOMAS. nri iaiv/i a o , | niHvirto Its. ; i i r* a T\ ** T\ I T\TT TIT1TT T m uukadILHi !: i " - i itraent in the State. Spring Patterns : ail pocket books. Designs that are dlf y displays. New and novel effects In higher grades. Our line# have been >ry respect and cannot fail to please, icr you intend buying or not. We guarid?then come and get our priccs. We \ or jobs shown. If you ask for the beat tforvl and Wgelow. Ave frames. The t tojprotect you from Inferior articles. 1 ? Lowell Body Brussels, Hartford Body Brussels, Tocomy Body Brussels, Wbittni's Body Brussels, | Smith's Tapestries, Stinson's Tapestries, 1 ltoxbiiry Tapestries, i Saaiford's Tapestries. ] ? ^TTTI * Lrpew. regular 05c. quality, for 49c. 39c. 35c. lalltyV 29c.rldty. iuare* In new Oriental efTectB. *2 98 Ire II 98 12 9S $1 98 J ed tfll wanted free of charge. I ( THOMAS l ~ , SO. M. SNOOK & CO. j Emerald Green , Velvet Capes. The latest New York novelty, can 1 be found right here, and so can all , the other capp novelties in Silk, Velvet or Cloth. Beautiful styles : with the fluffiest neck trimmings , imaginable, and prices so reasona- I ble that everybody can afford to have one. , Novelty Silks ; Are coming In every day. Stunning effects in large Satin- figured, Taffeta-ground Silks. Can't give ] samples of these, as it would take half a yard every time to show Warp Printed Persian Silks. Very in Velvets. i i dress effects of the season. See our v?not an old one carried from last ' 4Sc U St.00; Silk Wiists up to $2.93, Gold and Silver Belts sway 'e choice ones with Medallion Buckles ,ot\" Shirt Waists (of boys i \ all sizes look & Co. Kick iBnrseil j of our 50c fine While Dress J ire made so nice, fit so nice, t d do up so nice that you will i lem. We have all sizes in 1 lengths. j rs SHIRT STORE, 12 MARKET STREET. 4 ; J. _______ b 4 H J nc that we can sell you (he best ?of any house In Wheeling. Ttw *J y adjusted by your coming with *1 t pair. 4 E SHOE CO. J t fc f wti if i iimtii^l <ir il" it it' THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE. iy?^ < mm??? TUo ophthnlmnRcople exumltmUon 1h of vnluo to wbow tin) condition of the rifractlor ntcdlu, of tho optic ncni' and retina, nnd of tho whole Interior of the uyo. ii nd to reveal tin* preaenca of any imtholoRicul condition that may l** pren nt. thuH explaining tho cuuae of tho linpalrod vision nnd Indicating ivhelber iIbhuoh or mi*dlral treatment In needed. 1'rof. Levitt has mad# n llfo-lontf. careful Uurty of the eye anil how to correct Ut- < focta In vtolon. ? , No charge la made If advice la given you 1 la to whether trhiDMon wilt heneflt or not. < Hatlafactlon in guaranteed In every caee. Dillon, Wheat & Hanchcr Co. i ?? > Prof. I- LBV ITT. Monwgar. 1 Oflleoi Nob. SAiiihI 37 Fnnrtoniitli Mro?i. New AdrrrtlHiiKnU, Olives?Albert 8tolie ft Co. Wanted?A Traveling Man. ' Stocks for Bnle-Slmpion & Hazlett. Special Commissioners' Salo. Grain an<J Stocks. For Rent?A Highly Improved Garden Farm. Pittsburgh Wheeling & Kentucky Ralload Company. Wanted?An Efficient Cook. Notice?W. H. Edwards. C. C. Boston. For Bale?Confectionery. Illds For Coal?One Trustees. toil?Pair or Gold Eye>Glass?*. For Halt* at Buffet Saloon. Klein's Rye Whiskies. Fr?n? lectures?Prof. Wm. Windsor. PI?-a*o Announce?Alex. It. Campbell. A Word About Shoes?Alexander. Robinson's Thermal Hath Cabinet. The Opthalmoscope?Dillon, Wheat & lancher Co.?Eighth Page. Velours Velutlna?Geo. B. Stlfel & Co.? Phlrd Page. You Will Never Kick Youself? M. J. Mofrdden?Eighth Page. Misfit Clothing Par lorn?Second Patre. Don't Hesitate? House & Herrmann? Fifth Page. Reports of the City Hospital and iio?nitaI Anaoclatlon?Second 1'nge. 8PBIN0 OPEHIKO OP C HBS8 ft SORB. All the newest novelties, consisting of <nlfttii;a, Trouserings nnd Overcoatings, tow lu stock. SlylUli make-up. 11nt-?la?s workmanihlu mill At kt Ion*est prises. In oar KuroUUlug Department we are iffrrlnjj pcclAl bargains lit Underwear, 15c Hum and Fancy Shirt*. V. IIKRK * SOS*, fashionable Tailors anil Oenls' Knri.Uheri, 1.1*1 and I.TJ3 .Market Street. 1IAVK your eves ^1RHPH(bBV tested fbrRlasics Tree of charge by JACOB W. GRIBB, Jeweler anil Optlelan, Market aud vKSKiejSgS^ Twelfth streets. LOCAL BREVITIES Matters of Minor Moment In auil Aliont tile Cltr* A regular meeting of the city council it due to be held thin evening. Thl? Is the last day on which gas bills :an be paid to save the discount. A meeting of the council committee >n claims has been called for WedneM3ay evening. The stacks for the new battery at tho ^etna-Standard ore being put up. The break down and bar mills went on yeslerdiy. There was only one plain ease In the police court yesterday morning. The business In police circles is very depressed. John E. CJator yesterday sold to W. H. flaller Iota 1 and 2 in Clutor's addition .0 Mt. de Chantal. The consideration ivas WOO. Joe Wood, of Marshall county, was arrested last evening by Officer Bern on a charge of drunkenness and carrying v>n<v>al*?l Wi?ai)oni. The jury In the case of W. II. Chnpnaji v*. the J. W. Belt* & Son Company vaa mill out last evening-, and was adjourned over until thin morning. Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record n deed made March .1 by William Sraklne, speolal commissioner, to Henry *chmulbach. for IftOO, lots 25. 26 and 29. in division K of the Caldwell addition, ttst of the Laltelle Iron work*. Passenger A Kent Tomllnson. of the Ohio River road. Mays the outlook for a jig attendance of Pan Handle Republicans at tin- annual convention of the West Virginia League of Republican Mulu at Charleston. March 2.'., Is very ;ood. The Ohio River road Is preparing ;o handle the large crowd In good shape. A nood story Is told on the Pennsylvania ticket Office force. When they had been "at home" In their new station a few day*, they came to the conclusion that a new safe was necessary to chime In with the other new things*. One was ordered, but Messrs. Tomllnson ?nil H<*hrir>n fnrrot there wa* *Uch a < thing ?H narrow doors. The safe arrived < lho other day and It wan then found that It wo* too big to be ukon through 1 the doom. It looked an though the :ulty wn* Insurmountable, hut finally a brilliant Idea came to RomfV?r?dy?;dl the Pan Hundh? boy* claim It. and the t?afe , went through the doors after the wheel# | were taken off. Conceit tliU Krriilug, ' Thin evening a complimentary recital J will be tendered the Woraan'a Musical rlub at the A. O. IT, W. hall, (n th* Urand Opera House building, by 3IIm J. , Kuesell Brotvn. pianist. 1'rof. 11. M. j Hchockey, violinist, and Mr. Charle* Zu- . lauf. bnaao. A very attractive pro- , gramme haa been arranged for It. NEW remedies nre being constantly i Introduced to the public, but l)r. Hull's j Cough Syrup Htlll maintains its preeminence. , i m I I.V the proper column you will *e?? the , anniiuncwncnt of Alex II. Campbell for the olllce of clerk of the county court. ( ortilc'n GrratrM. - . Lit. .< 1 UI1P OI till' IIJIJM UIKIUIIUllll lllir* <11 the season lii the WursbiirKer beer Introduced by Mr. "Zeke" bull, who has the agency for the Uoehle brewing Company. It wnd only put on tap yes- 1 tonlay. but It sprung Into such Imme Unto popularity that Mr. Jtnll. who has never boon accused of He|N*hnenH, 1 wants nil of bin friends and those who can toll good beer 4vhcu they drink, to sample this remarkably palatable brer. A good article always gives satlrtfactlmi. and, from Its Innnt qua!- I Ity advertises Itnelf. Wttreburgor In on draught ut all first-clans saloons. Mmltal. Mr. Parlfi It. Myers, organist and choir master at Nt. Matthews'. will ro- ' reive pupils In tho followlm; brunches: Plpo Organ. Pianoforte and Voice Culture. Mr. Myers 'formerly from Uo:tton. Mass ). studied under the be .t / masters, both In thin country :uul i nlinidil The New ICuftlurid conservatory ant] tin* llehnke Italian Method 1> \ reopeetfutty. Kor term* addre:'* .u above. m Kimriton to \V*?htn*1on, H. C?? *1* U? 4. O. Tlwrwlnyt March IU?1MtM. Hound trip $10 On. ticket* rood ton ' day*. Trains le?v<> Wheeling at 12::... J 4;r,r? and 1110 n. n?.; 3-.40 ami 6:4s p. in. f.'nr nlpppInK car *pae?' and detulled In- ( formation apply to lJaltlmoiv & Ohio ; UIPMItH. M j Monty in IrfMH* Mon?y to loan on renl estate?Wc*t , Virginia Pavlngn and Utilldliiff Anno- , elation, room 14 Maaonlo Temple. OfHco houm 6:15 to 8:U P. m.. cv?ry Monday. Oi/IL- . .^ji' A COL BEN WILSON I'alk.i Entertainingly of IlnsliK'SS it iiJ lolltlcnl Matters. IIS BENWOOD SOUTHERN ROAD kVH! Jm I'll.lied TJironjfh to PIoniMlavlUc it Noo.i n? a l.onu C'mt be Xrgotlatctl ill tl?r 131Hi I litrrrafiiiK Comment* oil Two \ rll Known lCe|>ist?lleast litadrri< Jtlilffr Jlrcriil Lftlid h'lllt UrtUloii. Senator 111 kins u Wrat Virginian. Colonel. Bon Wilson, <>f Clarksburff. jnc of the bent known men in the utat?, n bufiinesa ua well us in political cJr :lcs, was iti me cuy yesicruu/ uncloon. When approached by an IntelIgencer man during the afternoon, at he Windsor, ho sulci he wo* on his way ;o Moundsvnle on business In oonnte.Jon with his varied Interests. He was lot In a position to pay wh< n hlH lienvood Southern road would be completed throuKh from Benwood to Mounds.ille. During the present winter the iompany has been hamperr.il In two vuys? the bad weather which prevented leld work, und the stringency of the astern money market, where the comtuny expected to negotiate a loan ?; u Allien t to complete the road. The colonel Ikes a rosy view of the prospects of his new suburban line, and thinks It vlll cause a change in the direction of he tide toward suburban homes. The .Vheellng creek valley, he says, 1? about milt up, and Wheeling people will now urn down the river %vher?? there, is >lenty of nloely located property where icautlful hornet* will be built. Colonel Wilson, though of opposite iolitlc*l faith. Is a worm admirer of Senator Stephen B. Elklns. He nerved vith him In the house of representative* wenty-three yearn ago. At that time he colonel was the First V\ Vlrrlnla's member, and Mr. Klklnfl was the Srritortal delegate of Ken* Mexico. "I ound Mr. Elklns a tnun of great natural iblllty, adroit, and ready of resource, aid the colonel. Ex-Governor ! lemng tells me of hla able stand for imjrovejnent of rivers and harbors be??re the commits on rivers and har>ors, recently. when a delegation or Vest Virginians was before the comrnltee. Speaker Keed. from the chair of he house. ha<l rather discouraged tha xpendlture of a large sum In this dlreclon. Before the committee the Went .'Irglnla senator made such an able arrument for river and harbor improve nent. thnt he wan applauaed uy every n ember of the commutes. ?H<* aald. In fleet: "Appropriate the money for heae improvements; let the river* and larbore, important highway? of comneroe. In? brought to the highest state tf efficiency. The money will go out rom the treasury into the hands of the leople and in a nhort time will be bark n the treasury.' " Col. Wllron t coffs at the silly twaddle ?f Senator F.lklnf not being an actual osld.-nt of West Virginia. As he puts t: "He came here twenty yoars ago; his irst move was to put $100,000 in the allroad that opened up the country ilong the North branch of the Potomac; ie mitrrled a West Virginia girl; he has >ought hundred* of thousands of acres >f West Virginia land, and what Is nore. Is developing It. and he has built he finest home In the state at lilkins. [Vhy, man, what more is required to nake him a West Virginian?" Though wome people have said Col. Vllson's Democracy Is tainted, there Is 10 more active campaigner In the Htate, .r??t t\,.. siiimn hf? t<* no moan ODDO lent. Notwithstanding all thin, the olonel does not look at and Judge a poItlcal foe through th?? smoked and deary glass of jwejudlce. Bc-yldes beng an admirer of tin* junior und Rejubllcan Went Virginia senator. hp ha* i high opinion of Judge Nathan GofT, itM fellow townsman. He says the decision of Judge CJofr, in the famous King and suit. Involving the ownership of mmense tracts of land In the southern )ftrt of the state, is one of vast imporanee. There Is not a prominent lawor In Went Virginia, eavs Colonel Wlllon. who does not agree with the Judge n the ground he.stood on when renderng that decision. Federal Jurigprulence never contemplated that these mint* could be held year nfter year vlthout the payment of a cent of taxes. Hie decision is one that will hold water. Speaking of the possibility of (leneral lolt being niimiil by the Republicans 'or Vice Prwldent, Colonel Wilson said >0 thought Ooff would make a mistak* o leave the federal circuit bench. "That ? a position I would detdre of all oth'rs." remarked th?? colonel. "It do<*s not nvolve fhe responsibilities of the supreme bench nor tjhe drudgery of the district bench. me wkvtii rircuu udge hM a large territory, and some of :h<? most Interesting Judicial problems rom" l*fore him for adjudication. With i Republican President elected 1 expect to see Judge Goflf elevated to the lupreme bench." Well. 1 suppose you Republicans are retting ready to lower your colors to ;s Just an we lowered ours four y?*ars ijjo. was the concluding remark of the ;olonel. But th^re was a qulsslcnl light In the Clarksburg man's eyes as he said It?he lldn't mean It. Itrdiirnl Ilnfr# ?? Wellington rl? BaltlmorrftOhlo Hnllrnntl. Washington Is beyond a doubt the most attractive city In this country, ind ij? declared by many to be the most beautiful city lo the wCTld. The beglnnirjtr of a. new Concross and recent uo luteal events will add additional Interest and make a visit at this time partlcjlarly enjoyable. The Excursions inaugurated by th*> Baltimore & Ohio railroad make it possible for every one, however limited ihe pocket-book, to ypend u short time it the National Capital. The third exburslon of tho series, via this popular line, 1m .m noun red for Thursday. Mnrch 19. Pleasant side trips have alto been arranged to points of Interest in and ibout the eapitftl. Ti n Ins h ave Wheeling. 12:2". 4:55 a. in. and 5:45 p. m. Parlor cars on morning train from Pittsburgh and sleeping i*nrs on the night trains. Tickets J10 for the round trip. Correspondingly low rates from other rtatlons. Tickets will b** good ten days, find will be valid for pass??o from Washington to Haltimore nt any tliub within the llf?* of th" ticket. For Pullman Car accommodations ;vnd other Information, address nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent. Don't forget the date, Thursday, March 19. A ITIflH liver with a torpid liver will not 1"> n long liver. Correct the liver with UeWltt's Mttle Early, Risers, little pills that Hire dyspepsia and constipation. Logan & Co., Wheeling, W. Vu? H. I-\ Pen body, Kenwood and XIowlo & L'o. Itri.lK'I j" t. (?. 3__ ALL KiNDS OF EYES FITTED.' I jijj i..t.uuiiio:l for <?'iiwnv4 free of f.'linrsc. Ifyntt ii""?l *i|iiM'lnoliH, ?'Ttn tiro or Imnil w ill"! I - 4?\Tlnt, COIUult m uiiilinva your ??x;?iiilnt?ct t-.r Ir<??? iif rlnrijr. Iiittldllt ajiM-lntty. II rnii )in*?-\r\f>\ olhitm mul to tin i to -nil j-tinr ?)??, fnina to ii? anil ire Will M?ln?t ? !?? ? Ill for your r??r>, >?..?? Iri.f' r?"t ?" ?ny Kiylo from* Mi ?ltnl? ?r ri-j.Mirnil. (lo|<| gliia.-, ; ?i:pn In ?a? Unnjjf. soli l t>nlilH|iprinpl?? Ht.il 1.. *:t..111 up Mro) In.in ?l.?l) MIL l'UOF. MIKKF, ,cl.mllflc Opit.-liin iitul S|n<inllit In r*frnc. Hon ?f tin* ryn, till) Alain ulrocl. lltntl. quarter* (or Ar ttlMM Kj en. THB UUB OLOTHIBaa AND FUltNIBHBRS. The New I Fashions are Ml ^ I Spring Suits anil Overcoats. The prophecy has con,,l true. We promised to l ioost perfection up ? point or I i.__ ?j.j :r two luguer?tue trying una oucuccueu, u w < :- lv ^ ourselves. There never has been such a bang uj. -o-.j stock shown before?beyond compare now you'll agree. Already you'ro speaking your appreciation?not in words?in actions. Your satisfaction is contagious?jt has spread?new faces tell us how deep it has struct in. The better we do, the more we do. WW <IoM our best, and we'll do the biggest business thisseason we've ever done?that's our reward. Ours i- :i greater variety to select from?a bigger money's worth. Yon can see that in our line of Mm g />! r? f, OURS /vT1th ivon i iav stilts ^ . _ j -f>(Q | With French Facings. * 8 \Jr a vJ'| While everybody else ask 515 for as good. We sLoi I show you the correct goods, right in style, right in H make-up. If you want them of other materials, ddI sooner said than seen, higher priced and lower priced, I but the best for the money at any price. The Suits are superb, the Hats, the Neckwear, Shirts and Boys' and Children's garments are all I ready, all flavor of spring and smack of the sameB superiority that makes THE HUB the leaders. ^ TBir UE ID Clothiers, Hatters S H L n U D and Furnishers. Market and Fourteenth Sts. BEADYMADE 8UIT8?-BAER,8 CLOTHING HOUSE. T~7 TT tZ, CD' CT Clothing I 5 /v. I XV O House. Our new spring styles of Men's and Young .Men's H Readymade Suits and Overcoats are arriving daily. Wc have no old goods to offer you?a clean, new stock of high-grade, up-to-date Clothing at popular prices, is now on our tables and ready for your in. H spection. REMEMBER! I We will show you the greatest line of $10, $12 I and $15 Suits you oversaw. Come in and get posted on the correct spring styles. We Have tuem. RAFR'Q (Ming House, rffl O 30 TWELFTH SI. Look in our window and see the display of Percale and Madras Shirts at $1.00. Nothing like it in mo city. BICYCLE8-WHITS, HANDLEY A POSTER. BICYCLES! V ? We sold twenty wheels /V{SL W(?el<. We have one of the best AjSjcwfiik High Grade Bicycles in the ^-vetbry wheel warranted. We have them in all color-- It ?, you are thinking of set;J Bicycle it will pay you to examine ours. We will nuKs terms satisfactory. hash or nw tjmf ui a w * * VI I V/ll * White, Handley & Foster, 2245-4749 MARKET STREET, WEST SIDE LOWER MARKET HOUSE.