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TlieieM liitvf to In! a Eu- u
Bopean war.
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That it hail tome,
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tiulcuervcnogiiih*
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l.ctU'r Irom the Kcv. Franklin c
llall?What Ih CioiiiK On at far- i
lit-rslmrs In a ICcIIkIoii* auti
flora I XVay.
I'ARKRiunyRu, May 7,1877. 'I
i'.lilora lutclligcoeer:
I left Wheeling on Thursday morning *
l ist for a abort visit to this city, taking
passage on the Mai lift Ragoii. I found y
tho oiiicerfl very attentive and generous. ,
Reaching 1'arkersbnrg about one o'clock i:
in.the night, and soon Undine ray way t
to tho Swann House, I wja shown to u v
well-kept room, with a very nice bed; on a
this 1 nlept bo fact that 1 regained the ?
rest which I hail lost en route. In duo ''
time 1 was ready to enjoy a very nice "
breakfast. After this I became the guest 2
of my friend Kev. C. E. Manchester, who, ?
by the way, has made many warm friends a
during the few weeks ho has spent here tl
as pastor of the M. E. Church. The \
people of this congregation very kindly a
remember their former pastor j Kev*. A. K. <1
Reiley, now stationed at Thomson M. K. ?
Church, Wheeling. j1
The M. K. Church here is a fine build- J
ing. It Ktaudn fronting Littleton street. Jj
The lot contains half a square with about e
200 feet front, so that our people here can j,
keep folks, on the outside at leant, at a r
respectable distance. The trustees might l,
sell oil' a choice building lot for a good n
price, if necessary. This, however, ought
not to be done. These beautiful grounds
suouiu ni once uc pianieu wun ornamen- i
ml shade trees and beautified for .Sunday
school entertainments and religious social
gatherings. The auditorium is in
an uuiiuighed condition. The lecture
room it) largo ami seats a good audience,
but lecture rooms won't draw. It matters
not how popular the preachers, no man ?
i l?as a fair chance in a basement, and it r
will lie very dillicnlt to hold the |M?ople ,j
when they can lind better accomuioda- g
lions and more attractive places of wor- -|
fliip elsewhere. A. dull and poorly ventilated
place of worship has a very de- c
pressing effect upon both the speaker and i
i lie hearer. There is now a debt of about
to,000 on the property, but the congrega- Jj
tion is wealthy and liberal, and no doubt *
:n noon ns it may be done safely, steps
will be taken to cancel the debt and com- f
plete the building. ' I
The Episcopal Church is being torn J
down. A tine new Church is to be erected j
>n tho old Mite. I learn that the money t
iii already provided for this work.
The llupust Church is a new ami ele- ^
gant building. It is now being completed
anil will be really for* nn upper room
opening in a few weeks. The internal
linUfh in very nice, and somewhat unique. <1
The pastor of this Church, Kev. Mr. v
Carter, is a very earnest Christian gen- t
ilornan, and is to be Tound in tin; front in >
111 good work'. He has held his present }J
charge about thirteen years. ^ The
Southern 'Methodist 'Church is j
well sustained. Its pastor, Kev. Mr. ^
Wade, is an evangelical man, and a strong j
friend of fraternal relations between the ,
two Methodism*. This fraternity, he
practices and inculcates in every legiti- 1
mate way. n
The I. S. Custom House is a model of 1
modern, architecaral beauty, Its beauty *
consists in its external symmcty. It J
has three stories, with a basement. It .
looks neither too high nor too low. Its t
proportions are better than those of the t
.State House in Wheeling. About $200, c
nOO have been expended upon it,' and the I
end i* not yet. U is novf nurrounded by n
the most itulsUuitial Fcafl'olding i have t
<*ver peen around a building of similar 1
<ize. This indicates great and wise care 1
on the part of the contractor. There is *
"(ten inexcusable carelessness in erecting
-caflolding. 1 believe builders ought to
be held responsible in law for the loss of
limb or lite, from want of care In this t
matter, jiut as railroad companies are. i
The preachers' meeting is held on Mon? j
day's anil is attended by all tho Protestant j
eleri:ymen of the place, oxoept the rector i
?'{the KnUcnn-.l I'l.nrnK ? 1
.t - y'" * t
are informal ami social. Each pastor i
gives an out-lino of his Sunday's sermons. I
No criticisms were made; no one stood t
to give his out-lino; no one add re wed the j
chair on a single occasion. It *a? ?
more conversational than otherwise, j
The social element is largely cultirited, i
and brotherly love prevails.
The temperance revival is at a while J
heat. Two prayer meetings a day, well i
attended. It waa my privilege to attend I
a mass meeting in the market house on
Sunday nfternoon. There must have
been U,000 persona present. Addresses
weremailoby Kev. Sir. Carter, Senator n
Scott, and lion. J. A. Hutchinson and j
Mr. Kemple, of Wheeling, (your humble j
servant only saying enough to put him- j,
telf on the record). At this writing t
1 twelve hundred or more have signed the n
I pledge.
The city pastors had temperance ser? "
vices in their churches on Sabbath even- ll
ing. Mr. Hutchinson announcedonSun- T
'lay afternoon, at the mass meeting, that ^
tI.'jOO had already been secured to estab* ?
,franco l.brary ami reading ,
oom forlaUicsjnd gentlemen. Thill.!
ti -\,t?.aT no' tho frieruU
emperance.n Wheeling tttahlUk a
nmSe.r?.oco rM,u?K room and
.4 Ought it not to be hi rule a bimj*
tl'irni^1! ? l.Si'"I' tropoli? 1?
thrown in the shade br tho ,BIp ??a
?t,h<! 0U W What
"7 you, Wheeling?
? lujr pleniure to dine with lire.
H. II. DILt, jr.. and wife, anil to lake tea
with Hiiitor lJsld win,so largely and favoribljr
known In Methodist circles, and
rery highly Esteemed by Ministers of the
Jospel, among whom she has a very large
icquaintance and upon whom the has
stowed many oflicea of kindness and libsrality.
R JUlj,.
MC'AItLKT FEYEIt.
loin? A A vice to the Public b> n
1'bjNlcliiu.
*11 tin luUlllgtnttr:
In view of the presence of this much
o be dreaded disease in our midst, allow
ue through your columns to give a little
;ratuitous nil vise to your readers.
It is undesirable that the cause of scar- j
et fever is a peculiar infecting substance,
he nature of which is as yet problemal*
cal.that can be transferred from the sick
o the well, ehber by. actual contact or
iy the m?u)sbfsooiejnbstanoe to whieh
he noiapn^wiU adhere, and that this ineatyng-inaterial
has and exhibits the
tower of remaining for an indefidifc
!me, wholly latent, and developing itself
indcr favorable Conditions ami in sus
emibtfuubjeoli.
It therefor? Becomealhe duty of every
mrent to use the precautions that prulence
and Bound judgment would dictate,
or it is also the fact that as the age in*
reasea the susceptibility decreases.
It is tho duty of all parenta not to come
n contact with children sick with acarlet
ever, or to permit their children to do
0, nnd to keep from their children peole
who have ken visiting or waiting
ipon Hcarlet fever patients, and not to
mrniit their children to have or handle
rticles that have been used by such nick
lernona, clothing, toys, book*, &c. To
his end, no parent should attend the
uneral of a person dead with the Bcarlet
jver, and all children should be prohibted
from attending; the duty you owe to
lie Jiving is greater than to the dead.
No display should be permitted at fuerals
of those who have died of cciriet
;ver, and the attendance should be lirnii'd
to tliOHe only who are necessary, the
polling ol tho coffin in the presence of
**embled friends should not no allowed.
It in a duty to exclude from the room
f a scarlet fever patient every one but
hysicians and nurses, to deny entrance
i) -brotherp, sinters and visitor*; all tiseivanr
tides of furniture should bo reuoved
from the paticntV room, and kill
entilatlon secured; the patients linen
hould be disenfccted before going to the
rash with the other clothes, handkerhicfrf
should l>? prohibited and in their
tead email bits of linen or rotten rags
iKed.and these should be burned.
Those who are getting well should not
e allowed to mingle with the other chitIren
until tha skin quits peeling off, then
nly after a thorough bath and a fresh
uit of clothe*.
There is no preventative measures exept
keeping your child from the means
if getting the disease. Yours truly,
T. 0. E.
I'O ALL, IMKTICI L.tllLY IX\
A LI UN,
prlng is a trying season, Indications
it' . sickim* ?hoiild at onuu be atended
t<>. Fatal diseases may be eauscd
y allowing the bowels fo become constituted
and the system to remain in a disorlcml
condition, until the disorder ban
ime to develop itself. An ounce of .preention
is worth a pound of cure, is an old
nd truthful saving. Therefore we advise
J1 who are troubled with the complaints
off very prevalent?headache,indigestion,
isordcred Jiver, want of appetite, nausea,
r feverish skin, to take, without delay,
cheuck's Mandrake Pills. We know of
<? remedy so harmless and decisive iu its
ction. It at once strikes at the root of
lie disease and produces a healthy tone to
he system. People never need sutler from
ny disease arising from a disordered conifinn
nf (tin if tUnw *t-/\nli1 * *!*'? *U.?
xcelleiit medicine when they feel the lin?t
udieations of the malady. 'Families lenvnj:
home for the summer months Khoulil
like three or four boxes of these pills with
hem. They have nil almost instantaneous
fleet. They will relieve the patient of
eadache in one or two hour*, and will
anidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
ilf, and will ffleotually prevent a bilious
ittack. They are Hold by all druggists,
eod
:INANCIA). AND COMMERCIAL
BY TRLKQRAPU.
Mew York .Uouey and MocIik.
Nkw York. May S.?Monky ? Closesd
any at 2a'2l4 per cent. J'rime mercan!?
paper -J^u'.J^aH^ per cent. Custom
eccipu, $3IX,000. The Assistant Treasurer
isbursed $132,000. Clearings $23,000,000.
terling, nctuil business, long 4.H7; short
.89}*.
CioLO?Weak; opened at 107'S and cloud
at 10G%. Carrying rates lit3 percent.
iOiuis were also made tlat.
SlLVF.U? At London f>t J-id. Here, silver
ar?, ?1 20W greenbacks; $1 18)$ gold.
Silver coin \i per cent discouut.
Ciov Kits m HNTS?Steady.
Jnlt*U Statu 6* of If81. Ooupoitf.. U4\
"Ite-Twrntlea (IW15) called In .......... tiuiit*
'lfi-TwnUrt (IStt) new H5V_
"iTt-Twcntlw (18.'.7) ?11?*Z i
'"Ivo-Twi-ntln (186?).- ... _..I1M?
*e? Fltts 111*4
iv* Four auJ a halls..... lus?;
rcn-forlics ?ii?;;
ren-tartlet (roui?ue) ........ in
:urrcnry titxu ?...
Railroad Bonds?Firm.
ISTATK HgCUKITttS?Dull.
Stocks?The market wan less active tolay
than of lute. The lluctuations were
vithin narrow limits, and taken as a whole
he market was steady and without special
future. The transaction* aggregated 10f>. DO
shares,of which .'{,000 were Pacific Mail,
1(5,000 Western Union, 27,000 Rock Island,
:,000 Su Paul, 3'.',000 I.ukc Shorn, 9,000
Yew York Central, 3,030 Michigan Central,
13,000 Delaware, Lackawanna ft Western,
i,0W Delaware & Hudson, and -',000 Morris
te Kssex.
The annual meeting of the Delaware &
Iudson Canal Co. was held to-day. The
ktiuual report was presented and President
Jicksou subjected to a very severe cross
xamination as to its leading features. The
eport in regarded as favorable, and resoutionswere
adopted expressing confidence
u the management, 'J he company set
heir real ^st^te (Jown at $#.532,873, and
hat of their caqalat $0,332,231. The losses
>n leased lines amount to $555,000. Mr.
)ickson's answer to the questious were full
md apparently satisfactory, and n resoluion
expressing the confidence of the stocklold-rs
in the intrinsic value of the stock
ras unanimously passed. The eiccttou of
lirvotnrq rextilteil in tha rlioien i\f ftio ?lil
?oard, excepting W. J. lloppin, who in
ihroail. Ho was replaced hy Levi P. Moron.
V?*u-rn Union .62U C. C. C A I 29U
inlcksilw Uocklaland .... U3|i
lulcksllver pld '."i New Jeraojr Ctntral MV*
'.tcilic Mail 'li at. Paul 18M
ilanpoia............... .4 SI. Paul preferred.. 4n?
(arlposa i?rvferrcJ.. * 4 Wabash..-.* 4?.j
kdatus Kxpreas Ft. Wayne 90 a
Veils. F*r<co & Co.- 83 Tcrro Haul? 2
imurliMO BfSi Terr* Haute pfd 8
Jultwl titatra .... 42U Chicago A Alton-... IK)
if* York IVntral... 9Jk Chicago A Alton rfd 106
We (fi/? Ohio* Mississippi. 4ft
frle preferred 17} t Delaware i* Urka... 4i?x/m
larleiu ~ ?1W A. A P. Telegraph... 20
larlctn pr? fcrr?<l...U7 Mls-wurl PaclHi- 101W
Jlcblgau Central... Indiana Central lOl^J
'auamn 07 Burlington A ^uln~l(il
J/ilon I'acltic stocks 67 i Uannliul A at. Joe.. 11 Jt
Ate eboj-e MS Central Par. bondU*H4
llttjols Central. 67 Onion racttic bonds 1^','
'iOalHintb...? - 84^ land <*rar>ts..M ,.i?>f?
Jorthwwtern cuua- 20*: S;nkln/Funi
Northwestern pld... 45yA
Philadelphia.
Piiiladblpiiia, May 8.?Floor?Quiet
ind firm; Minnesota family $9 25al0 00;
ilinnesota patent $11 OOall 50; Pennsylvaiia
family $10 OOalO 50; high grades $10 50
ill 00. Wheat?More active; Pcnnsylvn
in fA.I nt to OA.. CO or. ?),! . CO or.
30. Rye?Dcmnnd better at $107. Corn
-Less nctire; yellow 70c; mixed C!?e. Oata
-In good demand; mixed 60a51c; wldto
3a55c. Seeds?Clover at 15alt)c. Butter
-Western extra new 23a24c, old ICalSc.
'heeM?Quiet. and unchanged. Eggs?
Juiot at 12al3c. I'etrQleum-Quiet and
teadr refined at 14??al5c; crude ll??e.
VW?Ky-Wwt?m at $i 14.
Dry taoodn.
Nbw YORK, May S.?Business quiet in
icarly all departments. Heavy cawnmere*,
vorated coatings and beavers in fair denaiul.
Cottons quiet and unchanged.
rrint* la yery ncni ueraauu. uress nna
itnplp ginghams doing fulrlj. Dresi goods
nactive and'shawls dull. Foreign goods
uoying slowly.
. Mew York.
Nkw You, Mar 8.?Cotton?Qalet bu
firm at iOJfallc. Flour?Dull and allghtl
In buyers' favor; No. 2, $0 25*7 00; super
line western and State $7 75a8 00; .commoi
to good $i 00a8 25; good to choice $8 HO
8 40; white wheat extra $8 45a8 55; fane
$8 COalO 75; extra Ohio $8 OOalO 25; Hi
i/oula $? lOall 00; Minnesota patent pro
cess at $'J 75al2 50. Wheat-Strongly ii
buyers' favor, ungraded spring $1 85; No
2 Milwaukee In store $105; No. 2 Chicagi
spring nominally $1 90; winter dull uu<
nominal, lire?Dnll find lower, westen
$1 00aI 05. Itarley?Scarce and firm. Mai
?Quiet; but firm; Canadu at $125. CornHeavy;
ungraded western mixed 06a70c
steam mixed 0KXa70c; low mixed at C9e
"team whito at 70*71 Me. Oats?Heavy
western miked State 45a71c; white we*t*ri
57u72e.' Hay and Hops?I'nchanged. Col
fee?Kio cargoes 17a2U^c,gold; jobbing a
17a22c, gold. Sugar?Strong; fair togoo<
refining 0J(ial0Hc; prinlo lO&c; refined de
mand fair and market firm at 12al2,T?c. Ma
lasses?Firm; Porto fttco and NewOrlean
at45a57c. Itice?Demaud fair and marke
firm. Whisky?Kasier at $112al 12H.
<iUrn(o.
Chicago, May?.?Floor-Dull; tendini
down, Wheat?Dull and lower; Xo. 2 ('111
cago $lU7Mal68 oosli or'liar; |l (KM
1 "0 .lane, sales at $165Xnl 71 June; No.I
$1 55al 68; rejected $1 S3al 25. Corn-Ac
tije liut lower, 64o cash; 51>4oMay; 66K1
June; rejected 60Xo. lire-Steady at HUo
llarley?Quiet ami unchanged. PorkDull,
weak and lower; $15 OOalS 10 caih o
May; ?ir> 10 June; *15 27J<oir> 30 Jnly
Lard?Dull, weak mid lower; 89 70 coin
$!>7?a0 77X.Iune; $!)80a!l87?July. llull
Meats?Dull; shoulders 6){c; short r'ih 7??c
short clear 8c. Whliky-$l10
On call Board Wheat was lower at $1 tiflj;
nl67Jntie. Corn lower at 53Ka.>lo .tune
Onts lower at43J?c Judo. Pork heavy am
lower at $11 87al4 08 'June. Lard heavi
at J80SS9 ?7X Juno, ' . '
Toledo.
Toledo, May 8.?rtour?Qu itt. when
?Quiet: No. 1 white Michigan at $2 08
extra white Michigan $2 15; ntnber Mfcbl
gun ?pot $2 05; seller May $2 0*1: No. 2 ilc
i$l8o; No. 1 red winter $2 15; No. 2 spot
held at $2 05, $2 hid; No. 3 mi held $2 08
I rejected Wabash red $1 36 spot; No. 1
ainhcr Illinois $2 05. Corn?Quiet; htgl
! mixed spot 59a50^c; No. 2 spot 5824c; sel
ler June 50 Ke;seller duly 01c; seller Au
gust C2){c; JN'o 2 white 69c; rejected 50j^c
damaged 46c. Oats?Quiet; No. 2, 48c
[ white 51c; Michigan 50c; rejected -12c.
j 4_J\_M.?Wheat * toady; auiher Michigai
I ellcr June $2 05, seller July $2 07. Cori
easlir, high mixed spot 58?$c, No. 2 spol
158c, seller Jutie 50c, seller July OOjtfc, seller
August 02Xe.. Oats dull and uorainal
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, May 8.?Cotton?Quiet n
10?c. Flour?Easy; family $9 25n9 50
Wheat?Steady, red $1 90a2 10. CornUnsettled
and weaker at 5Ca58c. Oats?It
gootl demand at full prices at 50a55c. By?
?Quiet but Arm nt 03ca$i 00. BarleyNominajly
unchanged. Pork?Hosier a
$15 50al5 75. Laru?Quiet; stenm $! PI
asked; kettle 910 50a 11 00. Bulk MeatsUnsettled
and lower at 5J4n7ifc?aS>*. Bacot
?Dull and drooping at 6Ks6)?a8KaS%:
8%*9c. Butter?Easier, but not uuotnbh
lower. Liusccd Oil?iWa71c. WhiskvQuiet
nt $1 08.
Hons? Kinder; common $4 ?Oa5 00; fail
to pood light $5 10a5 35; parking $5 l'.i
5 -to; butchers $5 50a5 65.
Pittubargli.
PirrHBURGH, Mar 8.?Petroleum?Quie:
and steady; crude ?2 35a2 37XA ot Parker's
refined 14?ic, Philadelphia delivery.
COMMERCIAIj
Inn DnisiTiitn
dllU MIDI lib.
la the execution o!
Artistic {Job Printing
There in no office in West Virginia that hai
? reputation equal to that of tho
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE
Their facilities for Iho execution of tin
bent clou of work are not excelled by n?;
establishment,
CHECKS, SHOW CARDS.
llumites.' men will find the bent place ti
get their PRINTED BUSINESS STATION
ERY in first-claw qtylf, anil at rcanonnbli
priccs, la nt the
INTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE
'23 Jb 27 Fourteenth, Street.
QflRISTMAN 4 ASIICK,
Livery, Sale & Boarding Stables
Counti Maix *:to tiirrxicxTn Sts.
i. ,
Our Mock Of IIoims, Hn^iloi and Carriages U c
the l?t. Ouraccotoiuodatlunsfor Boarding Uorso
cannot bo surpwed. Roomy Htalli, aafoandwrl
footllatod tttabha, cartful Mad ?ttentl?c Groom:
an{t reaaouablt tonus.
Orders for Funerals, Weddings, or anything li
our line, rwpectf ullf solicited and promptly attend
ed t6T>y the proprietors.
wrtO r cnRl-STMAN A AMICK.
^ftCBITBCTntiL IROt) FOUNDRY
JAS. A. MAXWELL, Prop'r.
TUX |llAKl'FACTPitK OV
innn mniivis p*nn iinilnrn
inun rnunid run nuudta
A BTECIALTT.
Also do i general foundry biultwss.
Works and Foundry ? Corner Allegheny am
South Avenuoa, Allegheny City, Til, .bslow poll
tiridiCK. fe2i*W
pUILUP BRAILLY,
XJISTDEPITAKIER,
No. 1140 Mais St., Hobmoiook'i Blocs,
Makes a specialty of hli PATENT METALLK
CO UN ElW for'OukcU. Tbe advantage derive*
from tlila patent la that they allow an expansion c
the wood lu ths Casket, but prevent It from fallln
apnrt, ao that In case of a removal tbe Caiket wll
bo found antir*, Instead of In plecn, u It aosi
would bo without the uw?of tho "Coram." Onto
for funerals promptly attsudod to. mrt4
BILL HEADS
WILL BE HUNTED IN THE BET
STYLE, KITtlEE PLAIN OR FANC1
COLORS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES
WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION 01
PRICES AND STYLES, Af THE
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
25 4 27 FOUKTSKKTH Si.
II J M _ "
DRUCCISTS.
ANAKESIS,
An instant relief and infallible care for Pile
Holman's Fever & Ague Pads
Sanford's Radical Catarrh Cure
BABY SOAP?BABY SOAP
?? I ?
MERCHANT TAILORS.
I J. H STALLMAN & CO.,
IX
A
r
Merchant Tailors!
i)
a
We ore conilftntlyiecplving
j NEW GOODS,
t '
1
ro* THE
' Spring and Summer Trade
' Anil always keen one of tie LARGEST
, AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS
J OP GOODS In the city,
All the NEW STYLES
r -o?i
DinC4.:..n ni-u o..?i?
. i mm, on i|io aim nam omnnya,
< Diagonal and Basket Worsteds,
i Plain and Fancy Pantaloon floods,
Spring Overcoatings.
?' -t r' v < '
1 And all goods usually found in aiirst-cl(uu
! establishment. A fll lints of
' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
I Always in atore. 4
i
! THE BEST PLACE TO BUY SHIRTS
. in the city.
^ ^ 0~ChI1 and look at our goud*.
: No. 27 Twelfth St., Wheeling.
?>yi
?New Goods!
5
I SPRINGland SUMMER
r
C. HESS & SON,
t
Merchant Tailors,
OOH. 14th AND MAIN ST9.
Have just received their large ami elegant
Htock of Gooiia for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
I
Embracing all new deaiguB of
Cloths,
Caitimeres,
Vaatings,
Suitings, and
Spring Overcoatings,
Which *iilbe made up in the lie*t Htyle,
tfCLL LINE OF
' GENT.S' FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITJt MilhTtf UAUM Tti ORDER.
We invite the public to call and examine
1 our Btork. feeling assured we can oiler superior
inuucemciito.
mrl7 C. HESS k SON.
yy E JIAVE THIS DAY OPENED A
FIU8T-CLASS
Grocery Store & Meat Market
Combined, CORNER MARKET1 AND TENTH
8T8., whero you can find all pocd* usually kept for
n firat-cUia Uroccry trade. and the very beat of
Friah, Suited and'titnoked Weals, Ltird, Sausage,
Ac. Our motto Is
0 " To Sell Cheap fbr Cath."
^ Tho following titlcw will convince tou of such
In h? a fact'
Coflec Siirut^. ?... 10}$ to 11}?
Rio ColFfO. green a '.'1 to 2it
Rio Coll'w, rousted...... 'i t
Arhucklc'sCotlec ....... ...... ?S
N. O. Hugar ay,
UrooaTeas ...,i 40etojl '25
Blark Teat. !40cto 1 0U
Carbon OU ?Wc gallon.
Fine Vinegar t20c gnllon.
Twenty Hi. Rico for .. *..'....'.91 00
) Best N. O. Molasses ......flfic gnllon.
. Fine Maplo Jsyrup ,..11 -5 gallon.
[> Ami all other goods at lowest prices. Frenh Butter
nnd Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, and other
Produce constantly on hand. Wo want trery one
to remember that all our goods are guaranteed to
giro entire KtUfactloti.
Cnll and look for yfanraelf nt the MARKET
SQUARE OBOCKUY AND MEAT MARKET.
' A. M. WALTER.
FRED. WEIMER.
apll
W. R. CAtftWItLL, A. K. SMITH, A. K. 9TKVR1TSON
FtmHu Rrowor. Manager
SMITH At CO.,
Brewers, Maltsters & Hop Dsaleri.
j
Hating thoroughly re novated the Wheeling
Brewery, and changed its entire management by
'? organising a Joint Stock Company,and placing Mr.
A. E. SMITH in charcn of tho RrWwtno Tfcmnrt
i mcnt, wo wo now prepued to furnjib
SMITH'S CELEBKA.TEI)
- BITTER, PALE A KENNETT ALES. PORTER. Ac..'
' Fally up to the standard which hu heretofore given
them luch extenstTo reputation.
Wo respectfully aoUclt jour patronaxn.
W3 SMITH A CO.
HAHiiWE&raX
?g 8 i n ?
M 6 P 9 M li > III till)
1 tctajff orirtmitlurtloiu bo* to
, bMndy lurrpy in u.f uurrM rrlation. jla'.c a?4 Itaik,
1 youiM ami i,tUd> c??<l afcutud mtl ami pn-wrv* It; It
ii'iUanu information, wiilcti imitnn can allunl to U? without!
ua l.i'W to prnenc llin h??ltl?, and completion, ami
jnrtu faiM rhrvkt the Imhm-Mot youth: tlir brrtaml
oulv true Mania**(lultle fu tlm worl.l. IVUu Hcruu
by Mail. Tl.o autftof may b* oiniu!t<nl pmonallyorby
. mall on any ofthemblwrti mrntlouMlIn IihvurV.AUOma
i>?. A.U. OUI?, IsJ \VaahUij(tuuat|Chkagu,LU
, ^ W. PA.TJLL A BRO:?
if Arc receiving daily uew and beeutifal
fj designs in
, WAT.T. -D A
Fresco Borden anil Dcoorationt.
A. W. PAULL A BRO.,
_?p20 1142 Main Btrkht.
Q(j CENTS. CENTS.
Will get ONE DOZES nice
Card. Photographs.
See ramplM ut RROAVX'S GALLERY,
?I>13 Below HoLllre Home
J^ARDOIL AND MINERS' OIL
10 Btrrel* Extra W H. Ltnl OIL
30 B*neli Miners' (HI.
Just mtlftd It
LOT, DAVBNPOUT i FARM
ror me inuci.
Sulphur Soap-?Sulphur Soap
For Skin Diieaisx.
OX OALL SOAP
Por Cleansing Silks, &c.
Swiss Condensed Milk.
SCOTCH OATMEAL
FOE SALE BY
LOICAN, LIST & CO.,
Dnroaims, Bridae Corxkr.
uj>28-<UW
R. A. McCABE & CO.
Wholesale Druggists,
Noi, 1423 Mitn and 1428 South Streiti
WHEELING, W. VA.
A full anil complete itock of
Orugi, Medicines and Chemicals, Paten
Medlclnea aad Proprietary Article*,
Points, Oils ami Dye-Stuffs,
Varnishes, &c.
Orders from City and Country Dealer
respectfnlly solicited.
1'ROrniETOltS OF
ENTERPRISE BAKJXG POWDER,
KRAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND,
DR. RORERT8' COUGH SYBUP,
DR. ROBERTS' IMPERIAL LINIMENT
BOUSH'8 WORM CANDY,
EXTRACT OF OBAPEVINE.
npfl ** '
ALWAYS GET THE BEST
IR/EEID'S
COUGHSYRUP!
Do Net Neglect a Cold However Slight
For COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, Ac., use
REED'S COUGH SYRUP!
There is uo Preparation equal to it. Tr;
it and be convinced.
REMEMBER 1 Auk for "jiehd's Cousi
S vnur," and bo snre you get it
PRIOR 25 CENTS PER BOTTI.E.
HOUSTON & REED, Proprietors,
WniBLINO, W. ya
sold by all dealers is medicinbi
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
"TJENTISTRY.
Wo RdvIiA all lliow wuntlng I>*ntlitry done t
call on 1)K. (i abm I BE, where they (an have lecll
extracted without the aligheat jmtn opd new tretl
}>ut In not to b* known from the natural teeth
Can worn with romfwt and caw. All cant
warranted. Ottice?No. 42 Fourteenth atreet, eoi
. ? r of Market. f?2f.
^ B. CALDWELL,
Attorney at Law,
1220 ClIATLINE ST.
I'racticcg In nil Courts. ap20
JOHN J. JACOB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Feople's Bank Building, come
of Main and Twelfth streets. np?;
J DALLAS EWING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 64 Twelfth St.,
deO WHEELING, W. VA.
^ J. W. COWDKN,
Attorney at Law
Offlcc-No. 1222 ClUPLtNKST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
rrouijit attention to til tmalnen entroited to nr
wrc. . fe7
II. COCHRAN,"
attorney at Liaw,
j220 Cbaplinb Street,
ftl WHEELING, W. W
-^yiLUAIi EUSKINE,
Attoruey <l t Law
Office of the lito C. W. B. Allison, No. 1140 Chap
line street, Wheeling, W. V?.
Will practice in the SUUo and Ecd?ral Court*.
BQJJAMIK a ALUSOit, Soian f0huc.
OfllCo in tboTC. del 5
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
Justice of the Peioe & Reil Estate Agent
No, 60 ttfkltth St., Witxctiso.
Collcctloni 01 nil klndi made and proceed
prompUyxemlttgd. Jal
Q C. OLMSTED, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
OPP1CB?NO. fi& FOTKTKKBTII KT.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Office Hours?B to 10 a. ?. 1 to 3 p. v. .1*3
^yM. H. HEABNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with Daniel Lamb, No. 1318 Marke
Street. Office up ataira.
auSO
N 1 EL LAMB',
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 1318 Market Street, (over City Back,
Wheeling, W. Va.
rji j. iiugus,
Attorney at Lnw.
Office 71 Sired, Wheeling, IF", Va
Practicea in the Court* of Ohio, Marshal
and Tyler counties, W. Va. novl7
P ANIEL PECK,""
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
^ HOI Chlpllm Street, Wheeling, W. V?.
JMNOII '4 TUOill'SOJ),
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
1206 ClUPUKC 6TRXKT.
Rooa No. 1 Odd Fellow*' Bulldlng-up italn,
am
1SSSBBSSSSSBSBSBSB^SiS
' 8TOVE8 k HARDWARE.
The Cheapest,
The 8est
; The Latges
COOKSTOVI
? Iu the Market is the Celebrated
VALLEY STAR
BENJAMIN FISHER,
STAR FOUNDRY
t A great variety of other Cook Stoves a
ways on hand. /?"AU Stoves guarantee!1
Marbellzed Iron and State Mantels.
Freestone and Slate Hearths, &c.
J Cnll, examine and sec prices before put
chasing elsewhere. njr?!
JJ F. caldwell.
Marble, Slate & Iron Mantles
. Common Orates, Tile and all kinds o
1 Terra Cottu'goodi.
Galvanized Iron - Work and Til
Roofing,
" TnnFTiTrp wrrn A nmrprnre *i
80BTMKNT OF
COOKING STOVES
AIIU Aivuao fUIUinUIIlg VJUUU*. ?YH 1'IU
? upecinl attention to the
Peerless Radiator Shaking Grate
The most complete Grate in the market
I It cau be seen in operation in Mr. Fran)
Coen'a fine residence on the Ialapd. Cal
and examine.
1307, 1809 A 1511 Main Nlrfft
near B. d O.lt. K. Depot. mr9
YOU GOING TO MOVE?
Don't You Want a
NewCookStove
The BEST and CHEAPEST STOVES It
THE MABKET can be found at
TSTo. 1425 Main St,
r
THE FAMOUS
ARIiNftTHN
I ll IkilllU I VII
AND OTHER
; First-Class Stoves
Can now to bought Cheaper than ever
before.
ALL 8T0 VES WARRANTED TO TLKASl
a Don't fail to call ami gee our *tock be
h fore purchasing.
i JOSEPH BELL & CO
ARLINGTON STOVE WORKS,
No. 1425 Main St., Wheeling, W.Va
mrl2
FINANCIAL.
Jobs K. EorsroiiD, rrcst. Geo. Ada*h# Caah'i
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Soccetwor to the
r FIItST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
Capital...* .. 1260,00*
Tills Bank laorj;?nlEcd and prepare! to transac
tho business of banking InjJI Its details.
It succeeds tho l-'lrat National Bank of Wheeling
Is owned t)j tho same shareholders and is under th
i same management.
by carefully regarding the intcrwta of Its Coi
respondents and JJenosltors, and by a prompt am
faithful execution of tbelr wlihea, it hopes to mcrl
their esteem and confidence.
Notca and Bills dlaoountod.
Collections made on all points throughout th
United (states.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at tight re
eel ted from Banlu, Banners, Finns, Corporation
and Individuals.
Certificates of Depoelt Issued payable on demam
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Depoelt*.
DtRlCTOBU:
John K. Botaford, Wm. B. Blmpson,
Jacob ?. Bhodet, Wm. A. Turner,
Wm. A. Isctt, John I- Hobbs,
A. M. Adams, 0. C. Dewey.
Henry M.Harper, my21?d*w
Commercial Bank,
" Capitol, $100,000
Omci?No. 1308 Main Ht.
Interest paid on Special Deposits. Collection
. ramlo and proceeds eiomptly remitted. Atxounl
ol merchants and other* solicited.
dirkctorj:
Tbra. 1L List, I J. L. Stlfcl,
K.J. Hmyth, W.T.Bart,
J. C. Thomas, Cbas. U. Booth.
Yf. A. Wihraa, |
THOti II. LWT. President.
J. I- ST1FEL, V. i'reat.
R K Colder. ]a!3
d. c. List. JouphBxtbolu),
Hemiy ?. List, (Unaon Laud,
? Wm. a. List, Hurt W. lai.*
Bank of Wheeling
WHEELING, W. VA.
Capital, 9100,00C
titockholflera personally liable and represents
" oter 1500,000.
Receives Dcpoalta and Dlscounta ftiper.
Deals in Gold, Sllrer, Colu-Drafta and atwliii
Exchange. ,
Mils Drafts on Eocland, Ireland, France, Gei
many and other prominent parts of Europe. *
Bugand sells Gorernmant, fitate, City and .Sal
lateral paid on Bpcda) Depoella.
tifcclal attention giren to Collections.
? _ _ v, D. C. LIST, rmldrnt
(J. LAME. Cuhler.
JOS. BEYBOLD, Aariatant Ca<hl<r. JaU
Exchange Bank
^ J. N. Vinci, Prea'L Bam'l Lakhuus, V. P.
Cfcpitol tWM
Liability ol Hlnrbhnidf ,, 400,OC
1 auccwda to the boil MM ol tho Mr
1 chanta* National Bank, and deal* In Culaf Covpoa
* * i *|>? i tun oiiii oi /-.xcoansc.
Inttreat paid ou Hpcdal Deposits.
Collcctloni Tim ill- oe all paints tod pCOOMC
promptly remlttad.
Accounts of Bankers aid Busloea Men eollrlUs
Btockholden liable to denmiton according to ti
Couitltutloo of the Btata the saraa at In Nation
Banks.
duukiom:
J. N. Yanco, B. Horkhelm?r,
L. 8. Delaplain, D. (iutmao,
HoQiuaDo, Wm. M ting hem,
Him'l Laughlin, H. WalllS;
Crawford Booth,
?ua JOHN J. JONES, QMhter.
pACDN AND LABD.
D A foil snpplr alwari en hand of Leaf Lart
8, C. 11anu, BhouJden, Cfaat bldca, 8. C. Brisket fc
etc. Orders filled fri-ah from smoke houao daily,
M. KHILLY.
?QIIOOERIEf.
"Satin Gloss" Flour.
. _l_
We lire constantly receiving thi\
| CELEBRATED FLOUR,
, TOE FINEST una BEST cvct lutrodased
l into tliii market.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT
Doe caused tin advance and nil Flour in dear.
i
Don't Wa?te Your Money Upon
Inferior Brands.
1IUY TUE 1IEST?THE SATIN QL08S.
i. List, Davenport & Parks,
L SOLE AGENTS.
?l>23
RMTAULIMIIKU IN 1836.
M. HEILLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Pork Paoker and Provision Dealer.
1 Sole Agent tor iho Dupont Powder Mills.
. Nos I30Q finH 1311 Main Stronf
WHBttVtO, W. VA.
i Rio, Laguara and Java Coffees,
Refined Sugars, ill grades,
New Orleans Sugars',
3 Melasses and Syrups,
Tobaccos, ill styles.
Bacon, Lard, Flour and Oil:,
I Flak, ill kinds,
Teas, all kinds and grades,
I Grootr'a Sundrels of every variety.
M. KEILLY.
ttp28
: Jos. Speidel & Co.,
THE LEADING GROCERS.
Largest and Best Assorted
\ Stnnk in thn Ritv
1 Best Goods and Lowest Prices
i AT TIIE
NEW DOUBLE IRON FRONT
BUILDING.
1416 Miln &.I4!7 SouthSts.
ap3 Jgat opposite B. & O. It. H. Depot,
9 "^yiLLIAAI W1NDULM,
ARCJ1ITECT.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Drawings, I'lani, Specifications, EatlmaU*
ami Dctailiof BulldiUK* furnished lor cither
Wood, Brick or Htorr; superintendent? of wnrk*
nnd drawings on tho most reasonable lerui^. Full
alsfil Designs (or all aorta of Ornamental Work.
t 0rFICE-84 TWELFTH STREET.
I n D r. H lldreth'a Illock, Second Floor,
?|'18 WngKi.i.vn, W. Va.
; DRY CATSUP
Or Aromatic Seasoning for Meats, Ojatcrn, Flih,Ac.
rwnRnnv * men
gUNDRIESt
Barden'a Condensed Milk, UalfordV, I** A IV rI
rim', and f rince of Wale* bailees. Tomato Catnip,
Ac.,at THOBUKS A HEP'S.
QALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
Choice (pared) California IVara.
rj Choice " Alden Evaporated Pent lies.
Choice California Plama.
, Just reoclved and for sale liy
1 TliOBURN A BKU,
nir30 Cor..Market mid 11th.
' (JIO WHOM IT MAY CONITHN.
1 The underpinned r**pcctfallj call* tho attention
t of llouEekeeptraund Consumers to hi* large Mock of
, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
- Which has lieen selected from first hands villi rare,
e and which he oiler* nt as near Wholesale 1'rlecs its
j It Itpostf l>l<i to get.
Special Inducements to Liberal Buyers.
??.(?oods delivered tonnyiortof the city.
It. J. HMYTil,
Corner Market and Fourteenth burets.
And R. J. HMYHI A CO.,
xnrl7 88 Zane St., Inlai.d.
JOHN CLARK, Jr.
1 ? ? ihiiii mmtmi i i ?
OO'gg
iiBest||Sj|X-Coi'd
* "TTTftMASTmsam,"
4 SOLE AOENT.
Obtainoda DIPLOMA for
u "Excellence in Color,
Quality am! Finish."
- WHICH IS THE
highest award
GRANTED TO SPOOL COTTON AT
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
?
r
la
! np2-dAw
S 8TENCILS.
J W. YA. SIEKCIL A BEA1 WORKS,
|_ No. 1731 MABXIT 8T.
? nr26 Whwllie, W. Vn.
: ]VIArLEfiU0ABi%
A l?w btneli rerjr choicc gnnuUtel. Far ?>e
by
*P 11 LIST, DAVE NFOBT A PARKS.
TRANSPORTATION.
ALTIMOBE t OHIO UAIMiO AD.
Oo and aft? January 15, 1877, l'usenjer Train
will rtiu aa followt-WncHlnn time:
xajn<*bound, Wo. S. No.7* Mo. l. Moil'
l?arr*? 4.h. a.m. f. m. a.m.
Wheeling 6:40 10:16 160 lift
Arritwal? p.m. p. mi
Oraltoiu- 11:06 i.U 11:45 110
r. m. A. m.
K?y?? - P 2:87 7:52 120
(timber latfd fcis 8;S0 4:10
MiuUnibum... a.'ii, 0i4A
Wult'lou City V10 ttiU
UAltluioro lu 11:20
a.m.
PhlUdriphla - 1:10
Mew York 126
Daily rxttf|?t Huiulay.
No. 7 itownu all HiaUoui uavw'u Whooliu^ and
CumUTUimT No. 4S Horn at 111 UUtton* between
Wheeling ami Uralton; No. 8 makes dlrret ronncc*
tltuia fur nil point*front h. __
WWTDOUNn. j No. 9. No. 2.* .No.10.
lcbtfr?
Wluwllng... 7:65 t.m 4:15r.m 10:26P.m.
Anlvo at?
ZanMTlllv... 12:05 ru 8:50" 2:60a.m.
Newark - 1:20." 10:05 " 4:00"
Coluuitius 8:15 " 5:30 "
Uamlu?ky 7:00 " 10:30 '
Dayton ,... 7:30" 1:56p.m.
Cincinnati bum " ?
Louisville ...... tibMM't 7:?5h.m.
InUUmpolli U:3Sr.M 12:40N'n
8t. LouM.... 8;30a.u 8:4fir.M.
Chicago ~ 6:tXU.M 8;W "
Dally cic'i't Sunday.
So*. 8 nij't 10 uiHkac osecvDiiit-Uonat CuJuiubat
fur nil point* south ami Southwest; at Chicago lor
all jwlnt* West and North west.
Last-bound its unmake connections at Baltimore
(or Philadelphia, Now York anil Bostou. At Wash*
Inctou City lor all points Mouth.
wwt-lioutid tr.ifun wake direct connections lor
ull principal i?inu Went ami Northwest.
Pullman l'alacecarsou all night trains.
WHLELINO, PITTB. A BALTIMORE D1V.
U?t? dally? I Arrive* dally at
WheelInj s:6? a. m. Wafhlmjtou,Pa 11:05 a.m
N:25fp. ui.l 7:W i>.xu
Except Sunday. | Exwpt Sunday.
Tickets to *11 principal |?luta on sal* at Depot.
Ofilce open at all hours during the day.
THOA H. SHARP,
Master of Transportation. '
R. T. DKVniEB, Hthl Agent. jaltt
CLEVELAND A PITTSRltRHH RAILROAD
COSDHKHSL T1MK CAM).
17H ? Me saawcraarKMcsnain
ere TV -w
On and alter December 4, 1576, Tralna ?m rUu
Dully, (oinpt Sunday.) a. lollow., via:
accommo. i mail. 1uniu&
lkavb.
UvlUlrc^ 5:55 a. m. lOilW a. u. 8.00 p. m
Erid^fioct 6:05 " il:?J j io
Marn^a I:nrry... 6:18 " ii:08 " in ?
Lagran^ ? ? 11:*) g:.0 ..
dlo?beimllp_ 7:06 11 12MP.U 4(M
WcLi villa 8:20 ' 1:36 St "
Uochwler.. ?... V:30 " 2:80 " r, 40 "
ATJUVX.
PSttstvrgli w. 10:85 " 8:40 ? 7:45 '
Altoon? 6:55 p. m. 9:40 ' 12:15 a. u
Hwrrlaltais 11:06 ' fc40 a.*. 8:M '
Baltimore ... ? 7.4a .1
Wajthlnifton o'i?
Philadelphia 8:10 a.m. 7:00 ' 7:85 "
Newlcrk 6:15 10:16 " io.*ri "
ftfton .. 4:50 p. M 8 40 P.M.
Alllaine 12:28 " 5:15 p.m.
Kama a 1:21 6:08 ?'
Hudson........ 1:55 " 6:83 " ""
Clevtlaiul............ 8:10 ? 1m
Ft. Wayne......... 12:01 a. m. 8:S0 a. m
Gdcago.. ...~ 7:20 ? 9:20 "
nixvauiiuuiuiim i nun iogvc* HclUtfre ut 4:40 i'.m
And urrivca at btcubenville at 6:16 v. m.
Special accommodation tralua leave Hcllaiie at
9:50 a.m. an 112:50 r. m.; Bridgeport 10-.06 a.m. and
1:05 p.m.; arrive at Murtlu'a Yerrjr 10:15 a.m. and
1:15 r. u. Ueturolna leave Martin's Ferry at 1 1:30
a. m. and 3:.0 r. Brldseport.llMO a. m. and 3:iW
p. H.; arrive at Bcllairo at 11:55 a. m. and 8:45 p. m.
Ticket* to all principal points in th? E&m and
Wont can be procured at the Union Ticket ()fti?*
M'Lure llooao, and at the station at Bildn?i>ori.
F. 11 MY in IS,
de8 Central rcawni?er and Ticket Ai,vnu
PITTSBU 11(511, CINCINNATI & ST. LOU IK
ItA LLW AY?PAA'-lLAA'IiJJi ROUTE.
& w?jg.-: ifi?4gg
The Direct Lino to the Northwcat, Weat an"
tjouthwesL
CONDENSED TIME CABD.
Taking ettirt November SOU), 1870.
In tits H'tx/mul Houth (via Columbus.)
Past Line, l'ac'f Ex. Acttiiu 'u.
L'v Pittsburgh ... 11:20 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:40 p.m.
Hlcuitcnville. 12:53 a.m. 10:07 " 6:10 "
Dcnuiaon 2:30 ? 11:55 8:30 M
Strark 4:45 " 2:20 p ni.
umlius...w 6:05 " 8:50 " 10.15 a.m.
A'v I/mdon.. 7:01 " 4:13 " 11:11
.Xcnla. 8:05 " 6:42 ? 12:30 p.m.
Dayton- ..... 7:30 M 1:S5 "
Cincinnati...m 10:55 a.m. 8:00 11 3:16 "
Louisville.. 12:55 a.in. 7:45 "
To~the Wat arid tiouth (via ftuimvUlo.)
L've ZaneavUlo*. 8:30 a.m. 8:10 p.m.|
A've Lancaster... 10:15 ' 6:14 '
Circievllle? 11:15 " 6.15 " 6:10 a.m.
Washingt'n 12:27 p.m 7:10 "
WUmlugt'u 1:22 " .... 8:10 "
Morrow 2:10 " 9:04 '
(-'Inclyni^l.. 4:51 " ......?.|lC:.V> "
2b th? and fiyrthtctit (via Columbus.)
Fast Intl. I'ac. Chic
Line Ex. Ex. Kz.
A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M.
Lfnto Columbia ...? C:05 10:16 b:L\j 6:40
AjItu Urliona 7:40 6:46 7:40
Piqux. .... 8:36 k38 V:03
P. M.
Mchmond 10:25 U:40 8:35
P.M.
Indianipolli... 12:40 0.55 11:25
A.M.
tit. Louis 8:46 S;:;o a. m.
Iiocansport 2:21 * ... *05 3:05
Chicago.* 7:40 7:60 7:60
*#*I'ullraan Drawing lloom and HIwpIiir (!ara
from ?t?ut*!ivillo nud Columbus through utthouX
changt, to Cincinnati, Louinrillo, Indianapolis and
St. Louis, and frooi Columbus to Chicago.
The pleasure swker or thnau seeking i/omu <n 1A?
IPtil, Bluuld oall on or addroaa tho uudorsignwi (or
through time talHoa, msja, land circulars and further
information.
W. 1- O'lUUKN,
Gou'I Passcnscr and Ticket Agent, Ko. 21'J High
trcft, Columbus, Ohio. Jn26
mO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties of Small Meana Dealroui of
Ennanlnn In Riuma Cmu<i??
Coal mlBlnjor Mirket
fitrdenjng.
,*??unt I im desirous o!
changing my residence, and therefore offer for sale
my farm s tasted onnoslto the ctty ol Wtcellftf. on
I1,'? ?,T,erJ*nk? ,nlJwa7 l*?wcfD Bridgeport and
Martin a Ferry, and Immediately adjolnlns tho rlllogo
of AtuuTlllc. Tho property consists of 60
acres ofjjjll and table land and 15 of rlrer bottom.
In the hill there aro two seam* of coal, 6K and 8%
feet thick, three deposits of limestone, ao 8 foot
rem of cloio texture sand or freo stono. an 18 foot
vein of marl. which altoRethcr make a soil and au
underlying Ltd of depo^ta of a rich and valuable
character.
On the surfawt, the larger portion of whkh Ilea
gently sloping to the eaat, and all under direct exu?ure
to tho aim, la a Vineyard of K aorrs, mostly
Qitawl* K?I?i all In lino bearing condition, about
even Tears old, which hna proren Itself able to pay
a handsome per cent to the cultivator.
It U vafuablo m no Investment for caplUU
afo purchase, and valuable to those wbo want war?
8 *"8*. c,]nae t0. tb? titT- It front*
beaut fully.upon tbo river and commacdja vlewof
alley n whole iccncry of the
The terms of tale will be one-third rath, balanc*
In two annual payments, 8 per cent Interest on deterred
payment#. For further particular* laaulre
? . UICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premise*, or by nail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
__?P? , ,
DR. BUTTS7
DISPMSARYf^v'?^
1 lurtjr y'ar.rjpcrlrnrfl |a t.'ietrsatnir at of box ml Kid
C^ioaioDwon?.Mof(?iiU?rt ?.
r r"rl i?4 H.OW cuntrini^iiiii/
Vil jWi V tiimiwf, ou the my?t?rte?or rriiruduct,
>*"> *'?'l the *rM infirnutir* ol yvutti.
imiiTui >.laud?o(ii?nh<x>t Anllhi?ir?t^lt?o<>kotM)|*r??,
lor private rraiiiiTi, whl. !i ihuulil btfluTt ufltitr lixzk si?i
ktv. S-ntun-l. rn-Ai loriOrt..
A 1'IiIV ATE MKLirc'Ali TRKAT1U nn alt dltfMw
of a Private Nature In U.tJ. arara, Uie al-uwa ami Ui?t>r>!ri?n|(hr
artual ?j?!r:n, and thcinranaolcurv.DJpagaa
wiUienrravlrua. amt under afil furSScta,
51 EUlCAL ADVICE on S.-ruat audChrrmir D <*?*?.
fj-ninal W ?akn??, Catarrh, Cancer, lUitrfurr, I tie Utiiunt
jUM,te2e?Opege work arnt under aral f..r in rti! All
threo books runulntng 460paces and r*> nrthli* wo%
kaowlnz on the aotycct, aont aecnroly acnled oa roeelpt
of 60 eta. Addrtta, Dr. B'itts* UltDenurv
No.12 N. 8th at., 8L Louis, Mo. (K*taMuiu<i lhv.y
ij.UI n a w.,
BOOK BUVI^ERS
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fh.t& Itullruadi ami Met
"?~T ?UU 10 ICO mon ueaua*
bio ami workmanlike manner.
Hating all tho lateat and moit Immured machlneryweiwl
confident that wo w!U render entlr?
sat iafuel ion to all who tavor ua with UmIt orders.
Muilr, Majfazinrt and iVrlodlcnla of orerr d?>
Knptlon bound iu a neat and durablo manner.
MILLS, FKEW & CO.,
Koe, 25 AttD 27 FocmtCTTH ST.,
WHEKLiyo. \y, VA
rjQA EAKUELB FLOUttKipler
Mill*, Indiana, AtUi, K?a CltT. For
?Al? It fowett market ' UtJ' For
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