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OOOOOCOCOCCOOCCOCiSOOOOg I SPORT. I S'oooaoooGi>ot>oooooooooo Q .1 oooooooooooo to dkoi' jiacixc;. Sterling Elliott will Advocate Such a f Klep Ikforo the L, A. AV. rr.OVIDKNCE, It. I., Feb. 6.?Be-1 pinning Wednesday, the annual na-; t timuil assembly of the League of American Wheelmen will be held, mid tfte 'f proceedings will be watched .with Interest, not only by the 7?,0V0 members / of the big organisation, but by riders ' of the wheel all over the country. Naturally there is more or lean Interest at- (] inched to the fillings of the ofllces, but' the main tojdo to be discussed will bo r the question of the llnal disposition ofl U racing-. for the chief ofllce of the leagup, Thomas J. Koenan seems , be the unanimous choice, and thenPls little doubt of Ids election to the pidsldency. lie Is now tins ljvst vice preslaent. It Is but tlie natural order of py/jnts that he should direct the movements of the L. A. W. next year. Ufibpit Foltz. of lndianunolis. a man I known throughout the country as a j worker, is the candidate for first vice president, und even though there Is talk of that position being 111 led by Georga Cossum. <?C New York, it Is thought ^ very likely that the young man from the'lloosler town will be the llrst one on the list, and the Empire state rep- t jvsentative to follow. Fc&v^Crjea surer, there bus been :i number or candidates talked of, Including O'JJrlcn, of Nebraska. and J. 0. Tattersall, of Trenton. J who la the present holder of the league : lumls. J Jveenan Is .said t<? favor Meant for chairman of the racing board, as the f. Cleveland man was the lirst to boom him for the presidency, and has nc- G cotnplished some good work in the cam- w palgn, now drawing to a close. Nevertheless. there seems to be a reasonable doubt of Meats being selected. Twenty-two amendments will be of- b fered for adoption at the assembly, the most important of which will be Sterling Elliott's proposal to drop racing. 1 Tear after year, since It was llrst Intro- c duced by Potter, this proposal lias been * introduced at the assembly, and each r' year the vote f??r it has grown strong- e er, so that now there is a fair chance v Its success. b JiU>TLIi>U. U ) Ml!SEE LEAGUE...' Team Won. Lost. Per. Henrv Georp;?) -17 l .97S ( Howlers 34 IT ,.06-i K. L. & A. A- 3'. 17 .*37 * j.a Hollo ....20 2.S .4:'l r Shanl*v 1!) -3 .403 ^ Ore.'cents .IS 30 .373 t Palsies ~ 14 34 .2Sij t Off Again ^.12 39 ."43 t Last nljrht's games; I: BOW MORS. 1st. 2nd. 3d. Tot. \ Green lis 15CT.-. LMli Fill ;i Emblem HI 13* r 143 4J7 c Bickmyer 33S 143 132 433 s J. Urtder 147 34? 139 432 5. Blue 145 107-.149 402 Alexander 143 165 1GG 480 Total* - V.'i 932 971 279$ C OFF AGAIN. 1st. 2nd./ 3d. Tot. White 161 I'm 147 473 l!o.<? l'.':: iTT 7S 3is ?W. Black 14(1 333 129 42S /.Immor 143 119 12S 402 Junkins ll-i 121 3?H t Gray 134 117 129 SS'J t Totals S23 S02. 742 22?>7 t \'ir.pl,r<>?Daller. s Scorer.-?Davis nmi Mart!* To-nisht?X. IS. L. ?fc A. .a. vs. Daisies. ^ CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE. a List nipht's Rnmes: i p '.ROrGlI 1CIDKHS. 1st. 2nd. 3d. Tot. '1 Duffy JOiI lis U2 33i;|u Ilrown -. 304l 1(?."? Sti 3!*7 | , I'i.k.nt -....lin jc; iirt ::is I SU'Vriis 119 39 337 209 I c Wcitzcl 142 377 137 4oti I Totals 392 "?S2 602 177G i a iilAKQl'KTTES. 1st. 2nd. 2d. Tot. t \\"il.?on jOfi 3|!p it:. 41.; r cferan"::::::::::::::: Its S ]w? 1 Baiter 12g hi 430 t Totals RT3 69S TM ri2T j; wheeling league. i Team. "Won. Lost. Per. J vheeum; : 4S u .ss'j ti a!! Alike ii 10 .soi ii Howlers -11 10 .801 t i'liritans 1"> .tog t Golden Rods 21 27 .471 ,, Old Cronies 21 27 .471 jj Rum bums .11 4:: .204 ' i.a Belle 10 41 .191 e Frog Horns 9 42 .ITU ? Latt nlglu's games: t RUM DUMS. 1st. 2nd. 2-1. Tot. r stein nr. nr. \?.i 3? <1 uiz 13111 1ihj 109 114 321 a 91 151 121 209 c Da Her "!!!!!!! ii:: it'jt; iii jbi: n w4 >?.'< 0?5 ibt'i n HLKL1NG. 1M. 2nd. 2d. Tot. ,, Brown k?i iv7 . it;r, it; " Handlan i:; uG 151 451 1 turner i#;? in; in 4.^1 ? wanner m w> ii.; 473 F >Iar?chner isr? ya ira 4s1 t< jou i.i- JW 4;?l Totals MS 0:3 9.'i2 2S73 0 Scorers?Spink* anil blinks. ? 1 miilr..-?Ginlts. I I To-nlKlu-^ol'l' n Ilo.ls vs. Aber Nit. Is Clini'Iic Burns in a Draw. CINCINNATI, 0., Fob. 6.-Jack Daly, ? of Wilmington. D?*l., nr.a Charlie Burns, t <c ity. fdimlit a t'.'n round draw .s (J~ \ jj/ mother who Ibela 'y 'hat those Bhe Wjjtrip \ cious are gradu- \ QD T* a^r ?HppinBT away from her c ^3 I over the tcrcible prccipice of wa )Jf disease, would be thankful to uf kuow what Dr. Pierce's wonjl derful "Golden Medical Disffu, |( covery" han done to restore D I \ thousands of weak and wanted " ' cbildicn to complete rounded, ,n*7. h^althr. activity and life. My little fcirl had a severe attack of fever," "run Mr* Win. S. Vollraer, of Cotirord. Cabar5??'Co.N\ C.. in a Irttcr to Pr. K. V. Wrrcr. of si! 0 N Y- " 1 h?tl Uix> y>h\skiuu? far her. ? M l*d 3 V'T>' *)a(' coitgli. raji-cda grratjleaK J ami nnitlr* were swollen. 1 knew what Dr. , frt>'? medicine* hud done for us belorr to I , commenced givhijr her ' Oojdru Medical Disco*- " TV ?jkJ a Pellet occasionally. 1 , II few <l>v* J noticed the fever wet less; n rtr miijli riM'liially tfrew better; cipectorntion f *?fw !P*v j? <| fr.A '(|nv< she ?at up in bed. ami . ?r " *,,r ink*1 n few Ktppf. Hhr kept on . ?rj|,r<.viu? %lovrlv and nllcr n lew wtckfc the > Wfiliti;; Hi (rft ii'i).I mik!e< went down. ami ?he :i 'trp l>y ?,tri* until she #ot well. Thli m*"#- tliuii two yenr* bjjo. ! i?t winter. i.hIm |mv o'.drM daughter) hod ';>nr vrrv hndlv. J|pr'vh\>iclnn was unensy, wtoid in--to I* very carcful or she wonld have l,n**irr.onia slir nit* left witli uii awful coiikIi. j ' ' '*'/ her -c.uldcii Medical Dincovcry and it ? 'I'"1 hrr rough. I will l?r pteaoril to hfl*C my '"'T jmlilUiied. If persons wi?liiuie lo know ' pre HbimUhf ureal l*iicfitis wr have received C ""11 mini; l>r. J'irrrc'n im-dlciuM will write, f '" ok ?tan?|?. j will Kindly answer." I If inothrrb win only write to Dr. Pierce t c&nccrn-.nK tljC ailmcntn ??f their family he i *uWrnd them aoitnd and valuable advice i to a plain Hraled envelope, a Ml without any, tr.arj.,. whatever, Ifin remarkably wide t; *perif?icr lun qualified liim to deal with j leases which batik live local practitioner. j SPiano Sftarjjatna. Piano v V Bargains. ; Ine F. 0. light & Co., square.. $125 Ine Grovensteiii & Co., square.. $11181 Ine Stanley & Sons, Square $125 Ine Heine Kainp, square........ $100 Ine McPliail, square $ 90 Ine Sclioiuadicr & Co., square.. $ 60 Several others correspondingly low nil on easy paymeiys. Migan, Wilkin & Co., 1138,1140 and 1142 Market St. ere to-night, for a purse of JSOO, before he Nutloiuil AthleMc Club. The usplrag light weight champion proved a big isnppolntmcnt to a large, crowd presnt. The local man forced all the light r. uiLieu me nnK numerous Imes in each round. In the mix-ups >aJ?- showed his superiority; but ot loner ange1 lie'looked a novice. In the premlnarles, John Maclc knocked out leorge Poran In the first round of what as to be a'six round go. Campbell the "Winner. PITTSBURGH, Pa.. Feb. G.-Tlie fight etween Louden Campbell, of this city, nd Billy Farren, of Philadelphia, at Iom?stead, to-night, wan decided in Campbell's favor in the sixteenth round, 'arren-dld good work up to the sixth ound. after which he claimed foul scvral times. In the sixteenth round he rent down after colliding with Campell's head In u duck and while he was laimlng foul, the referee, "Buck" Cor- . elius, counted him out. "ijaskiullT Frank Torreyson, manager of the j rand Rapids team, has written for prlng dates with the Reds In Clnclnlati, and will undoubtedly be nccomnodated, although but a few exhlbiion games will be played in Cincinnati his spring, the management thinking he seventy-seven championship games a about all the base ball the public nints in one season. Grand Rapids nd Indianapolis will probably he the mly minor league clubs that will bo een in Cincinnati this season. EFFECT QF RATIFICATION )f Peace Treaty on tlie Present Situation in Philippines. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. C.?As to he change in conditions.;jv'rought by he ratification of the treaty -to-day here is a variance of views.and Adjuant General Corbln and' Second Asistant Secretary Adee, of the state de jiuiil-iji. ?c;c ine matter at- j ention with the Idea oL' being able to j end full instructions for his future 1 uldanee to General Otis Immediately, 'he extreme view on one side Is that 11 tl Ithe Spanish government ratifies lie U-eatxit-iK-.net of . legal-effect. AcorcViri^ to that "view, therefore, the inited States government is stopped rom proceeding beyond their lines at Ianila for the time. By the other exreme view the United States government is free to do just as it pleases in he entire group of islands and will hcreforc proceed nt once to complete he military occupancy of the islands, 'erhaps there is justification for this ist view in the fact thai the Filipinos ere Spanish subjects nominally when liey broke the terms of the protocol and hereby released the United States from Is observance. The medium view, and hat which is likely to bo followed is hat General Otis is justified in doing nything that is necessary to protect is army nnd all American and' foreign iterests interested, even if this obligd him to assume the offensive and to o outside Of the old lines in pursuit of he Insurgents who may be seeking to eorgunize and recoup from their late efe.?t with an Intention of attacking 5ain or even threatening the Ainerlans. Secretary Long this evening said that o additional orders had been sent to idmlral Dewey and ho did not anticiate that any would be necessary Just oiv. He had been acting on the theory hat the President dc-ilred to follow the iv3t iiunu> jii iscaiui); wmi me 'ilipinos and there was no reason now -) change that policy. The Solace started from Norfolk at 3 'clock this afternoon with a supply, of mmunltion and other needed stores for )ewey's fleet, via the Sue/, canal, but it * not tlie intention' to send further naal reinforcements. It was learned upon Inquiry at the ar department that all the American roops at Manila have an abundant upply of smokeless powder. The rerun's have the^ICrag-Jorperiseh rifle and hout ?,000 of .the same weapons are in he hands of the volunteers.. . , It is no secret now that thrt authorlt?s here wero preparing' to arrest Agonillo just as he fled, hut probablf* they re not sorry that he got off safely and hus relieved them from the performnee of a disagreeable ta?k.' The conduct, of the remaining mecnicrs,o( the PhIlippine,"Junta Is-still unr ler close watch and while the troatient to be accorded them has not been eternilned. It is recognized that they re in a preoarlooH position legally and on secure Immunity only l>y the e serine of the greatest discretion. Another Ofl' Day. HA11R1SBURG, Pa.. Feb. f.. ~ This vas another off day In the senatorial ontcst. Less than two score of leglsitsifu w/ii'n nvoeont lit thn Inlnf ncaimt. >l.v, and not all of those voted. There vf-rc 170 members of the two houses wired ami several others were absent ilthout pairs. There whh no (iiioruin uf lie Joint assembly, although under the revisions of the constitution it won leceHsury to take a ballot. Of the L'3 otes cast Senator Quay received 10; U'nks, and Judge John Stewart. 1. riie session was very short. TJeutenint Governor Gobln presided and the isnal order of verifying the roll was llspensed with. The senate and house net Just, before the session of the Joint isseinhly for the purpose of arranging or'the ballot. General Clohln presided n the senate and Mr. Voorhces, of 'hlludelphln, in the hi?us\ Will Ask for au Advance. PITTSBURGH, Pa., Feb. G.-Preslient T. .J. Shaffer, of the Amalgamated kuKoclntlon of Iron, Slccl and Tlnplate >Vorkern, will t'J) to Uhleo&o on WertlOKUay nl/flit to confer with the oflllalH of tho tlnplate combine and anlc or an advance In wa^es for all the tin nlll workers In the United States, to ake ffoot Immediately. Unusually u'liHUCt'OUM c oudltlotm In the llnphvto rado and tin* term* or the wage ncale litem! Into between the tlnplate manifaetiirerH and the wago committee of ils eomml.HHlon ItirnlxhcH the motive or hb action. congressional affairs. Senate Dismissed McEncrj's Kcsolution? Suspension Day In House. WASHINGTON, D.C.* Fob. C.?This was a day of excitement and severe strain In the senate. The fact that the treaty was-to be voted upon and that the result was hanging1 In The balance served to keep senators on both sides of the chamber at n high tension. When the senate convened at noon,more members were present than hud been In attendance upon any session of the senate since it assembled In December. After the ratification of the treaty, the senate in open session took up a joint resolution offered by Mr. McEnery (Dem., La.), declaring a policy for the Philipipncs and an effort was made to adopt it, but the debate occupied so much time that the resolution went over until to-morrow. ' The resolution in full follows: "That by the ratification of the pending treaty of peace with Spain, it Is not Intended to Incorporate the Inhabitants of said Islands Into citizenship of the United States, nor is it intended to permanently annex said Islands ns an integral part of the territory of the. United States. Hut It Is the intention of the-Uhited States to establish on said islands a government suitable to the wants ami conditions of the inhabitants of said Islands to prepare them for local self-government and in due time to make such disposition of said1 Islands as will best promote the interests of <he citizens of the United States and the Inhabitants of said islands." This was suspension day in the house and quite a number of bills were passed, several of them of Importance. The census bill, prepared by the house committee, went through by a vote of 147?42. The bill differs in several essential features from the senate bill, particularly in the fact that It makes the census bureau entirely independent of any existing department and Chair nit*11 iiujjkiiis siau'u on uie uuur uie expectation was that the senate would accept the house bill. A bill was pafcsed to extend the anti-contract labor laws over the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. Grow, (Rep., Venn.), offered a resolution for a constitutional amendment providing that peace treaties shall bo ratified by a majority of the senate. With the .simple statement that it was very singular that a majority of it he two house* could make war.while twothirds of the senate were required to make peace, he asked that tlie resolution he referred to the commHtee on Judiciary. It was so referred. "Wages Increased. JOHNSTOWN, Fa., Feb. <5.?U was announced to-duy that a general advance had been ordered for the employes at the Cambria Iron company's works. The Increase amounts to ten per cent., and took effect February 1. It"is a voluntary advance and benefits every one of the live thousand men employed at the works. Wire Xails Advanced. CLEVELAND, O. .Feb. C. ? The American Steel and Wire company today advanced the price of wire and wire^ r> ! 11? to u Mw. i. ?1 .It u VUJUUULJUtyj H yj Do not worry about the falling of Vj your hair, tbo threatened dejiarturo H of youth and beauty. And why? fl Itocaime, if the is a f park of lifo I remaining in tho roots of tho hair, | ? will arouno it into healthy nctirily. ^ > Tho hair coasoa to coruo out; it bo- ?*i ? Kin.4 to grow; and tlio glory of your ^ > youth ia rvntorod to you. ItwU\ hIro < fcuro dandruff, mako n rich jguwth, and rostoro color. $1.00 a iMtlc. fj \\> Imvo n 1?ouk on tho Hair ami l(n l" Dlit-ascs. ltUftco. 5 Tho tiavt Adi/Ico f'rca. \ I If you ilo not obtain nil ihn li-nrflts 7011 uyiicftiMl from tiin u?i>of thp Vigor, trrito tlio Doctor kbont II. AilHrc.*, 1 l)iX.J.C.AYJ:H, l.owoll.MftH. mini OOfM a hundred base at mills to jobbers, and wire nails $1 CO a hundred. j5j:nwood ni:\vs. Local Happening ol'Iinporlaiicc in a Uusy Town. On Sunday morning:, the early ear on the Ben wood Southern narrowly escaped being struck by Baltimore & Ohio passenger train Xo. at the "Wheeling; steel works crossing, that most dangerous of all death trap.-'. The motorman dida't hear the engine's whistle. The steep incline is conducive to accidents, and the company, by purchasing- some of the houses nearby, could effect a less abrupt and steep curve, which is about the only remedy that seems apparent. If the river foot bridge is ever built both street car lines could run along Kentucky Heights, having their termini at the bridge. This plan, of course, would take the cars off Main and McMeehen streets, and business men might object, thought business might not be diverted from Main street by that move. Council will meet this evening, nnd Councilman Barrett threatens to raise a storm over the granting of a liquor lir.eense to Oppenhoimer & Klein, of Pittsburgh, who have rented the Hotel Windsor. Mr. Barrett claims the license was not issued by council-as a body, but by individual signatures, and therefore not in proper form. The snow was productive of many sleighs and cutters on the streets yesterday, and It was-reported to.be very heavy -in the country. The street car lines suffered no serious delays. Great Interest was manifested yesterday in the return of the Flvst regiment, and there was a number of anxious friends and relatives at each arriving train. Mayor Shepard presided at a session of police court yesterday morning and assessed the usual lines on two drunks. Abe Thomas is recovering from the result of the assault made on him by William Smith, who Is Mill at large. Lafayette Glover has returned from a visit to Glover's Gap. Peter Joyce, the tailor, is a grip sufferer. MARTIN'S I T.KRY NI-WS. Tho Daily Chronicle of "Wheeling's Progressive .Neighbor.' '. There were a number of disappointments with the starting of the Laughlin' mfilyesterday morning. A large number of unemployed men and boys were waiting at the mill gates in hope that some of the old employes woiild not return to fill their old places, and in that case It would be "necessary to" employ new men. Such, however," was not the case, as tho old employe* were only too glad to get back to work. Harry Ulrlch, a popular young man of this place, and Miss .Mary Menrs, of North -Main street, Wheeling, will be quietly married at noon to-morrow, at the parsonage of St. Joseph's Cathedral. After the ceremony a wedding feast will be partaken of. at the home of the bride's parents. They will leave at o'clock ill til*- :ift riioMia fur .Mnneie. 1% YowpfHi&Btir1 fl /?*58iSBSsnera ffhnnA IS $ DUFFVS PURE roRMSaS^^E NO FUSEL.OIL A household remedy inul so aeknowledi;cd throughout t ho l:iud. It Uuh prevented n vi\ht amount or mill is Che only medicinal whiskey acknowledged and taxed bjv tlie Governmeiit. Look lor proprlcl nr.v stamp on every bottle.' Send lor illustrated pamphlet to lUTJry MALT WlIlJjlvBY CO., HoellCMol'. V. Jhd., where Mr. Uirieli Inas accepted a position. Miss Martha Gordon, sister of the late William Gordon, who resided back of this city, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Barrett, at Glencoe, Sunday night. Deceased was an aunt of Mrs. Harry Humphrevitle, of Fourth stfet, and was well knowr. here. Interment will be madvilat High Rlvlgo cemetery this afterrjpQn. ^ About ten couples of young1 people iruiu un? piucu comprised. u sieigmng party to Scotch Ridge last night, whore they were hospitably entertained by the Misses Pickens. The regular meeting--of tho BeLmont Barbers' Association, ..which was to have been held last nlgbt, was postponed on account of the abaejic^of the president, who is out of tho city/'/ Mrs. John Cockroft, janitressnf the North school, fell on the steps at* the school house yesterday morning, and broke her right arm, above the wrist. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church . will meet at the home of Mrs. Allen McKeo Thursday afternoon. The Twentieth Century Glrl^. a recently formed social organization, will give a select hop ut Scheelile's hall, tomorrow evening. The Maennerchor society will give a private dance, at their hall, on Washington street, next Tuesday evening. William Nelhardt went to Canal Dover yesterday. In the interests of j the Enterprise glass works. Christopher Williams and wife returned to Benwood yesterday, after visiting friends here. James Clay and infant "son are both very ill, at. their home, on First street, with mumps. David Jones has returned from Baltimore. and has accepted a position at the LaughUn. The Etude Mandolin club will Rive a private reception at their rooms Thursday evening. M. S. IIooil is visiting his brother at Barnesville for a few days. K. J. A. Drennen will go to Steubenvllle to-day on business. Grant Pearl, of Fayette street, is very sick, with lung fever. Eugene Shreve is threatened with typhoid fever. bi:llaire happenings. Matters of Interest in the Metropolis of Belmont County. The sermon of Rev. O. "W. Holmes on Sunday evening, regarding the liquor traffic and Its evils, is highly commended by all who heard it. A feature was the lack of.attractive places of amusement or benefit fcr young men in many towns, including this one, and his stirring talk has revived consideration of u substantial building with attractive quarters tit ted up for the Y. M. C. A. and other young men. Such a project has been frequently discussed, but nobody has ever taken hold of it with an earnest view of securing subscriptions enough. A three story building with n nice hall on top. attractive rooms on the second floor and business rooms on the first, could be made pay returns on the investment. The last issue of the Glassworker contained a column biographical sketch of Henry Kunkle, of this city, president of the Belmont Trades Assembly. The city board of education will meet' tills evening, but the regular monthly meeting of the city council is next Tueday evening:. Mrs. James Wilson, wife of the well known mill opera to'.*. Is sick at their rooms in the hotel Windsor. The heavy snow made business lively for the snow shovelers here, and old men did most of the work. Mrs. Ella Shoemaker, of Massillon, Is here, attending her mother, Mrs. Julia Ogle, who is seriously ill. Mr, A. U. Holme.'-:, postolllco inspector, passed through Bellnlrc yesterday, on Ills way to Cincinnati. Mr. August Sohick Is home from a business trip to North Baltimore, Findlay and other points. The young folks of the U. P. church nre arranging for an entertainment on the 22nd. . ' Miss Annie Jacobs, of Clinton. W. Va? Is the guest of Mrs, John DuBois. The ta>i Inquisitor Is again after some ; Bell a I re parties. ^ i There were sevchteelclleaths in BelI'alre last month. NO man can cure consumption. You i can prevent it though. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cure's coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat. Never falls. 3 Discovered Uy iu Woman. . Another gnat discovery has been made .and that too. bf a lady In this country. "Disease fastened Its clutches upon her and for seven years she with- : .stood Its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three month* she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep, rfhe Anally discovered ? way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con taking lirst dose, Vlv.\t she slept nil night: and with two bottles, has been absolutely cur^d. Jler name Is Mrs. Luther L\i(z." Thus writes W. C. Ilamnlck & Co., of Shelby. X. C. Trial bottles free at T.ofian Drug Co.'k drug store. Regular size 50c and $1 00. Every hoi- . tie guaranteed. * 4 ! 11*fli?* Haby Is Cutting Teeth. Be sure ami use that old and well-tried * remedy. Mrs. Winalow'a Soothing I Syrup, for children teething. It soothes 1 the child, so ft ens the gum, allays nil pain. eun*s wind colic and Is the best j renuily for- diarrhoea. Twenty-five ? cents a bottle. _ rmv&f | j | K For r,a Grippe. ! ' Thomas AV hit Held & Co.. L'tfl "Wabash | ? avenue, corner Jackson street, one <?r j i Chicago's oldest and most pvorolneut I 1 druggists, recommend Chamberlain's Cough Heiueily for la grippe, as it not ; , only gives a prompt ond complete relief, but also counteracts any tendency of I I !n grippe to result in pneumonia. For ; ' sale by druggists. 1 I'AMII.V WASHING. i ! I Hough Dry NViih>iimI. Stnrched ?>nd , l)\fd h eoiitn per pound. V'lnt Work, Windifd and Ironed, T? until m prr pound. All luinil work llnlfiliort M) omits |?or ,immi<L At LCT/< lllfOS'. mill't Homo Htoani Laundry, j f\NE CENTOS . VJ/r-~?word f k A!! solid advertisements under ?? the following: headings: : : : WANTED, PERSONALS. ? 1 LOST AMD FOTIND, p ron hunt, ron sale, f will Lo Inserted at the rata of ? = ONE:iCENTiEA-'.WORD I 'Wanted. L! WANTED - PANTS ~ MAKERS TO 1 cull at 1412 Market Btreet. Ja"l* p| WANTED--Ginb FOR KITCHEN ? work and plain cooking: no wash- 5 l_ng. Inquire at 3122 Chapline street. ja2S -i A G ENTS WANTED 1N EVERY TOWN J jl\. to take orders tor made-to-ordcr clothing. No experience necessary. Splendid chance. Sample outfit free. PRACTICAL TAILORING CO.. Dept. A, Station u. Chicago. jal" SOMETHING NEW?WANTED-ALL dru.-sraake.r5, sewing girls, ladles mak- c Ing your own clothes, to see my method ? of cutting: the latest and best: indorsed p v Jiiot-uiuas uicosnuttterij miu iuuius tailors. Easy term*. Satisfaction guaranteed. Feutherboning taught; attachments given, A. P. THISSELL. of New York, at 1052 Main street, city, for a few. week*. fefi* WANTED- SEVERAL TRUSTWOR- *] THY persons to manago our busi- " ness in their own and neartiy counties. Ji1 Mainly otllce work conducted at borne. * Salary straight 500'i a year and expenses? definite, bonatldo salary; no move, no less *1 salary. Referenco. Enclose self-addressed J1' stamped envelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY. DeiiU M.. Chicago. JalS* * 11,1 1 In tr j-or Stent. I^OR RENT^SE VE RAT7GOOD~1TOOMS ] in tlio City Honk Building. Inquire at ? ??y_Bank of Wheeling. - mrlSQ *T " \rOIT CAN'T BEAT IT IP TOU * X Play fair." Room and board 53 per sj week at Duurd Hotel, i'l Twelfth street; c c-11 > . . fefi* jc FOU RENT-PIKE OFFICE ROOMS, fi best location in city. Poaseision at once. NICOLL'S ART STORE, 1231 Mar- ? ket street. . oc2Q_ "TTIOR RENT-ROOMS IN HORN- a! JJ BROOK'S block. Including '2 rooms on ai second floor, formerly occupicd by Miss m O. Lean. \V. V. IIOGE, Agert, Boom IS, A City Bank. jalfi in POR RENT-OFFICE AND LODGING y rooms at 150C Market street. Water and ? both cases In each room. Rent very rea- F Bonable. Apply to 1501 Market street. de2Q*m&tu I> USINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT> Store room No. 10.11 Main street?a llrst-elass clothing or shoe stand. No. 1409 Main street?three-story building, running through to South street, at present occupied by Wheeling Drug Co. Boardimr house, sixteen rooms. Nos. l(V5fi and 10."?S Market street. GEO. J. MATHISON. 1.10S Market street. jal" R.333NTT. Store room unci six dwelling rooms, Eleventh street. .S'lO. Six rooms No. JIO Tenth street . S'-i-l. Four i*ooms No. 47 Fifteenth street. -St.1. Five rooms No. 10UT Main street, rf'il). Vive store re rooms oil Tenth street. SJUi. J*nr?e store room No. lOfJo Main street.$100. Three store rooms Main below Tenth. S'. uno sroro room eoniot* or 'renin anil Market Klroem. JAMKS J.. HAW LEV, Real Kstato nud Loans. '1005 Moln St. ~~ Steeeiuer'a Sale. Donaldson Carriage Co, N RECEIVER'S SALE, N No. 2110 Main street, Wheeling, W. K Va., of 40 first-class N N Bugles, Phaetons ^ and Carriages 2s' at private sale within 30 days, at a reduetion of 25 per cent, on reasonable terms. N GEORGE HOOK, Rccclvcr. n .N , N Sen era I Slot tees. >J....NOTICE ^ The parents and guardians of students belonging to Ohio Valley Business and English Academy are hereby notified that all money for tuition and books must lu? paid to the treasurer, at corner Main and Twelfth streets: that any money paid io I. R. Moiue for t lie purpose named will be re-collected by the company. J. XI. lr RASHER, President. Parents and guardians of students of Ohio Valley Uusiness and English Acad- P) emy are hereby notified that all students pii will be completed In their courses of study J at contract price without regard to time rMquired, and that there will be no extra T ...i.*,,. .... mwv^v.. pro>s|dcnt# m The public Ik hereby notified that all pi' courses of Instruction arc being given In Jo the most practical up-to-date plans known to the business world, anil we most re- sa spec:fully request a continuance of your patronage. r* OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS ^ AND ENGLISH ACADEMY. _ J. M. FRASHKR. President. Ja13 npHKASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THR 1 ?-0 COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, \ ' : WASHINGTON. Dcc. 2?, 3SI?S. J ] Whereas, by satisfactory evldenco pre- 1 seated to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that "The National K:;- 3 change. Rank of Wheeling," in tlio city 3 of Wheeling, In the county of Ohio, and r. the state of West Virginia, has complied 1 with all the provisions of the Statutes o? the United States, required to be com- C r plied with before an association shall be luthorizcd to commence business of banking. Now. therefore, 1, Lawrence O. Murray, Deputy .and Acting Comj)troller of tlio Currency, do hereby certify that "The National Exchange I?ank of Wheeling," p In the c'.ty of Wheeling, in tlio county of Ohio, autl state of West Virginia, is authorised to commence, the business of 1 banking as provided in section fifty one K? hundred and sixty-nine of tho Revised * Statutes of the United States. ml In testimony whereof witness my hand 1 and seal of ofllco this twenty-ninth"day of Icj December, ist?s. j l.AWRRNCE O. MURRAY, 4 l Deputy and Acting % Comptroller of tho sti ? |irtei;i- \. No. 51'il. tlo'U t>ai ' /3 1,0 Clairvoyant. ! ...PROF. TRUE... c! ca: CLAIRVOYANT AM) PALMIST, si' 1030 M<iin Street. Second Floor. Parlors Of 7 and 8. Wall; In, don't ring. This remarkahlo ,. man, whose career has been ono of sue- '^c i-ess, Is gifted by nature with a power that npproaehen the miraculous. llo is ? \eUuovvlcdged by tho public, wherever ho lias been to be the marvel of the Nineteenth ^century. Prof. ^ True Is a prophet ? tv rverv oiu- oi' lil? patrons. Ills powers _1. ?xolt?' ill'' wonder ar.d admiration of evr.u I '< I lie skeptical. I list advice Is infallible, onvlnrliiK ;i??l hevond Through . lin roninrknble development of ?-<rcoml I X.. i|;:lit, iiml his thorough knowledge of tlic ,uany sciences peculiar to the men of the , irhmt. ho lr. enabled to penetrate the woof V . iml wib of human lire. 1 ! * kJvoh advice 311 hl!S|l)CSK. lUWPUlt*. Speculation, |OV??, i "V siurtahlp. matrimony; he unites tho sepa- . atid ami causes speedy and happy mar. :laue with the one of your choice. The , iroublrd and unfortunate seek his coun* lv> tel. Thousands of hearts have heen nindo '"i". ;lad through his truthful predictions. SJ" .Medlumlstlc persons developed. Oflleo K'.,i tours, : n. in. to ! p. in., dally and Sunlay. Varlors ho arranged that yon will or iMM-t no strangers', b'ees f>0c and $1.00. aj'j I'llOl'Tlll'i;, H?H? Main SM-oot. ho, ShItdicuf. J l>r< LAniKS} Cliichcslcr's Enrlish rcn.iyroyal Pill* )}?, tiMih!). nr?\ tlio lient, iuittu?, da. lik nt? olbtr, Iv:i I sr., i"f j*rlki.l4t?, " (Ul.( |<* 1..W'IS i uriii i.y U,?turn Mni|. . *? nmir?<?U. UiIcJicmct Chcni I cut Co., l'ldlaUA,, lx. Ji Canaries. r~': CANARIES?300 NARTZ MOUNTAIN * U Roller/*. Males $2.00, Female* 50e, at IENRY HELMBRIGHT'S, corner Mtfrrt nntl Sixth streets. ?<'C Co JEoan. If ONE Y TO LOAN ON REAL ES. t|. TATE. Six per cent interest and one cr cent premium, total seven per cunt, ipply to THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS & PAN CO.. SM St.. Bellalre. Ohio. oc7 Jar Salt FOR SAI,E-lIOl'SE AND CffOTTND on Island. Address or apply to-MISS .. M. R1TZ, 1413 Market street, U'heMig. W. Vn. JaD* 7K)R'SALE?MY HOUSE. SOUTHEAST I? corner Chapllne anil Twenty-third :reels, will bo sold at a low figure. 'forma stay. GEO. M. SNOOK. Cull at G. M. nook & Cq.'h. Ja9 jioR SALE. A Few Choicc LoIr at Odgington..,'* J* CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS. ' W. V. HOGE, Ity Bonk Building. 3300 Market Street. ECEIVERS' SALt Of the Whccfinq Drug Company, n\ No. M09 Maih St., Wheeling, \V. Ya. The receivers will sell at private sale, ftri on reasonable terms, the ontlro stock, ills receivable, good will and leaso on tho ulldlng of the Wheeling Drue Company, he house hns a large trade and tho buMi?s Is In tlrst'das* condition In every reicct. It l? t\ rare opportunity' for anyone . siring to engage in the wholesale drug jslness. Until sale Is mado tho receivers ill continue to conduct the business as eretoforo, and are ready to supply the ado with everything In tho lino of wholetlo drugs. R. T. DEVRIR8. FRANK GRUSE, nolO Rccolver*. 70R SALE?THE COMPLETE OUTj FIT of tlic Fairmont Dally and 'oekly Expositor Printing Company, consilng In part, to-wlt: One nine column lnclnnatl newspaper press, ono Gordon ?b press, ono 22',4 Inch Paragon paper :tter, one three-horse power gas engine, iree Imposing stones, eighteen full fonts ib and advertising type, seven hundred >unds body type, live fonts of ornaments, ib stands, eases, rules and a complete wort men t of Job typo and other material id fixtures used by tlio Expositor Prlntg Company, all In first-class condition, bargain will lw? given to anyone wlshg to purchase the entire printing outfit, all on or address GEO. TV. L. MAVERS. alrmont, \V. Ya, ju4 OR SALE to. STOCKS. West Virginia Glass Co. Central Glass Co. Fostorla Glass Co. V Wheeling Brldgo <?o. Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co. Rloeh Bros. Tobacco Co. Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. T..1 Mi.UA li r>r> TVnrl-s National Bank of West VlrglnlR. Gcnnunia Half Dollar Savings Bank ? BONDS. Fostoria Glass Co. Wheeling Bridge Co. Wheeling Stamping Co. Ravenswood, Spencer & Glenvllto Railed Co. HOWARD HAZLETT, rOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS, Exchange Hank Building Steal Ssfate. FOR^NT. o. lii!:: Market street, 2d floor 521 00 o. 12 Indiana street in 00 o. 21 Maryland street 11 00 o. lit) Virginia street D 00 o. '.Kl Main street, 2 rooms. Ran ran?n and both gases furnished.... 10 00 o. lino Charles street "? 00 o. CO Sixteenth street. ofTlc room.. 10 Of) o. 22 Sixteenth street, bottling cellar 12 00 o. 34 Sixteenth street, .1st and 2d floors ,10 00 o. 2350 Market street, work shop.. 10 00 able Fourteenth street 5 00 POSSESSION MAY 1. o. CI Seventeenth street 522 00 o. 120 Fourteenth street 23 00 o. 37 Twentieth street 13 nrt o. 2/.18 Market street 20 M o. 2320 Market street...: 20 rn o. 2322 Market street 20 00 o. lord Main street, store room and :ellar 50 00 FOB SALE. Desirablo Market street property. james_a7hpnry. eal Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Public and Pension Attorney, No. Ifl2 Main street. ff?3 FOR SALE. I-roomed dwelling No. 24 Baker street, ice 5075; $275 cash, balancc in long, easy lyinents. Splendid residence at 70 South Front St. II-roomed brick house northeast corner ivent.v-slxth and Eoff streets, for J3.3S0. lis property will pay well as an Investent. Pleasant Valley lot. 137 feet front, on ke, next south of the Pharr place. Best nation in the Valley for sale to-day. TO LET?Store rooms, retail or wholeJe locations. OQMITH I Reol Er.tate. OIYII 1 n.,Rrc insurance. Exchange Bank Building. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. iO S. Penn St., store room and 5 livina 01118. 2 S. Penn St., 7-room house. 50 S. Broadway, 7-room house. 1G Broadway, 6-roorn house. ? N. Broadway, 7-room house. 121 EoiT St., 7-room brick house, fourteenth St., it-room brick house. Thirteenth street, S-room brick house, 'ifteciuh St., ti-room brick house. Money to Loan on City Heal Estate at jcr cent. TIIEO. W. FiNK & CO., No. 1520 Market Street. OR SALE AND FOR RENT. 70tt SA1.E?Building She. 11.", by 210, int .McCoIloch street. Dirt cheap. ?mall farm. Improved, 11 acres. Throe ies from city 011 river road. V fluo coimtry residence, Pleasant "Va!V cheap home, two-story brick dwelling, room.1' and kitchen, on Hast McCoIloeh ret. Lot 20 by 120. Only J1.7W. Terms ly. V very fine building lot on north side o! lurtccntli street. 1'wo desirable building lots on Wood cet, Eighth ward?on very easy terms. ^ two-story frame dwelling, rooms, th stable on lot. Lot 2r> by 100. South apline street, Eighth ward. Only ^l.SoO; sy terms. 'Oil UICNT?3 rooms on North Market cot, $7.50. ^ country residence with grounds. Inire ?t once. rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob Sis. Irion store room. 1!C02 Main street. C. A. SCHAEFER & CO., dophonc ( or. llth and r, 1 7. Market St*. P. / # . . ?-> oiffc/inoiacrs j/ccorings. mi Tin: st<?i.i>i:ks op the UIVKUS1DH J HON WORKS, .'ha stockholders of The Rlvorsldo Iron orlc.s will tako notice that. pursuant 10 esolutlon passed by the hoard of dhvcti of Tlic JUveivldo Iron Works, on'tho h ttuy of January, A. P. JSW, a meeting the stockholders* of said company jplli hold at lis principal ofllro, on tho cor or Main and South streeti?. In tho city Wheeling, West Virginia. on Tv.osday, hruary 21, in?<!?, at p. m., at which otlng th'Mo will lie offered a resolution tncreaM- from the surplus fund of said upnny tho rapltal stock of Tho ltlvcro iron Works from twenty thousand ir??s to *.Mrty thousand shares, and to Ido tho number ?if shares so Increased added to the orlglnnl capital stock long tin* atockholdors of the said Illver iron Works In proportion to their IditiKtt or stock at tho time of offering d resolution. \\ tvstlmony whereof. .1. N*. Vance. a* ?sldont of Tin* Itlvi rsldo Iron Works, il John P. Culberlson, aa Its'fiecrctnry, \'e hereunto set th'dr hands,- this ]?th y of Januury, A. P. 1 V?.?. J. N. VANCE, President. JOHN' P. CUl.llHRTSON, \"0 ikcrotary. .