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PBEW A CAMPBELL,
H?BLIJJX*M AVO rMOfUKTOMM.
HtfXPAY, Jlisi 1% 1877.
Loral ICullrond Note*.
There is scarcely a doubt that both
Brooke and Ohio counties will tote on
the 7th of August to take, respectively,
$20,000 and $50,000 of the 7 per cent 30
year bondi of the P. W. A Ky. R. K.
Meanwhile, Hon. C. D. Hubbard, and
those associated with him, do not pro*
pose to wait on the vote, but to go on and
commence operations, and if the counties
vote in favor of the subscription they
will got the bonds, and if not they will be
taken by private parties. One of our
prominent capitalists, who will take sev*
eral o( the bond*, aajra that he is anxious
to see the counties given a chance to take
their quota ot these bonds, so that all
ground of accusation in the futuro will be
taken away, and no one be able to say
that a ring slipped in at the opportune
moment and got the railroad for notliing.
A former contractor on the P. W. &
Kj.t named Uobb, a vcrj good man, by
the way, offers to work on the road this
summer at very ressonablo rates, lie
has a number of carts and horses which
he wishes to employ, and will run them
for the company at the rate of three dollars
for every two carts, including the
services of a boy, and he himself will
oTeraee all hia carta for 10 per cent on
the amount thua paid him for their line.
We hear oncouraging views of the
progreaa making on the northern end of
the Wheeling and Lako Erie road, but
will speak inorc at length and more adviaedly
in a day or two.
Clarksburg wan, no doubt, stirred up
on the railroad question by reason of her
candidacy for the Capitalship, and on
Tueaday laat voted 349 votes in favor of
snbacribing $10,000 to tbe Weston and
Clarkaburg narrow gauge, and only 24
against it.
The Bellairo and Southwestern Narrow
Gauge progrcaaea very slowly, indeed,
but Col. Sullivan ia apparently indefatigable
in hia exertions, an d will yet succeed.
He should take courage Irom the
final aucceas of the Waynesburg and
Washington road. All r.ew railroad enterprises
liavo literally to be -pulled
through bj the moat Blrenuous exertions
lor the last three yean. One great advantage,
however, id tlio fact that they
are being built cheap.
Our neighboring town of Kipley, in
Jackson county, in wide awake on the
subject of a narrow gaugo road froin that
place to Kiploy Lauding, on the river.
Her business men, capitalists and farmers
are all helping in the matter, and are
pushing it with such vigor that Kuccess
seeras certain. They ought and we trust
will succeed.?Stale Journal.
Kingwood, Preston connty, is moving
for a narrow gaugo connection with the
Baltimore & Ohio. We predict that she
will ultimately, and at no distant diy
either, succeed in securing such nn important
connection.
C'Al'ITAL NOTES*
Uncle Billy Brown, of Treston, writes
a letter to the Kingwood Journal in
which he remarks that "it is very important
to the whole State that that vexed
question should lie settled at once. There
are few counties more interested than
nnrntlint f^lnrktlmri' nlinuhl 1m> tho"IVr
raanent Seat." We all understand the
im|K>rtance and great benefit of having
the Legislature, Executive and highest
judicial departments of our State Government
within a few hours' ride of our
homes. This counter can give .'l;000 votes
on tho Capital question, and will do it if
her people can be made sensible of its
importance.
The Preston Journal reads a lecturo to
Monongalia county for her course on the
Capital question, taking for its text the
following paragraph from the Grafton
Sentinel:
"Much of the Monongalia county support
of Charleston for the Capital arises
from tbe fact that tho Third District Delegates
to the Legislature bandied the
Universitv about last winter, offering it
to any influential county in the First or
Second Districts who would support
Charleston for the Capital. It is said on the
most reliable authority that the State Uni*
veraity was offered to Clarksburg. Mor
gamuiTii kcvjia mu umvemuy auu nupporU
Charleston for the Capital. Perleot-ly
natural."
The Journal comments on this text as
follows: "la it not time to call a halt ?
Let the First and Second Districts give
Monongalia county to understand that
self-protection demands retaliation. If,
because tho University, is located in
Morgantown, that county is to forever be
against us and forever work to our injury,
lot the University go to tho Third '
District?the sooner the better. It is not
worth much any how, and wo can spare it j
very well. If, through Monongalia (
county's treason, tho Capital should be
relocated at Charleston, send the Univor- 1
nity down there too. It will not be a case i
of cutting oil'the noso to spite the face,
fot the location of the University is not a
matter of much pecuniary interest to the
people outsido of tho town in which it
happens to bo placed. It is timo Monongalia
understood that her antagonism of
our interests will be permitted no longer."
Aa already mentioned in these columns,
but well enough to repeat, the 34 counties
contiguous to or convenient of access
from Clarksburg have *14 J delegates, contain
a population of 344,549, and pay
jrtoijViu 01 iaxe*; wnno mo -v counties
contiguous to or convenient of access
from Charleston, have only 20} delegates,
a population of 170,400, and pay only
$163,957 83 in taxes.
The Morgantown Dominion shows very
clearly that it is greatly to the interest
of that county to havo tho Capital located
at Clarksburg.
The editor of the Weston Democrat was
present at Buckhannou on Monday last
and heard the debato on the Capital
question between the representative* of
Clarksburg aud Charleston. Ilere is an
extract from his report: "General Gofl'
made known a liitlo piece of history
that we had never heard of before, aud
we think when it is generally known it
will break down the cry of the friend* of
Charleston that great injustice has l>een
done that icction. lie said, and ho
challenged Major Farnsworth, who was 1
alio in the Legislature at that time, to
deny it, that the Tenitentlarr, and the
State University, were both offered to the
Third District; and that the Repreienta*
Uvea of that district refused both, and
said, 'Capital or nothing,' Major l'arnsworth
, by his silence admitted that this
was true; besides, Colonel O'Brien, of this
county, was in the Senate from this Sen*
atorial District at that time, and he says
that offer was made and refused.
Major Farnsworth followed General
floff. I7ii reaaona for supporting
Charleston were that Clarkaburg ihould
bnve tided in locating the Capital at
Buckhannon. That if the Capital was
put at Clarkaburg it would forever remain
there, but if put at Charleiton, of
course the people of this State would
never allow it to remain there; that if
put at Charleston he had the aaaurance
that CharlMton would aid in potting it
at Buckhannon, and he appealed to Mr.
Freer to known if that waa not bo. Mr.
Freer very promptly, and with as tobcr a
fact aa it waa possible for any one to aaBume
in responding to auch a question,
auured the Major ft waa all tnu.
[The people who voto for Charleston
on the above theory, that the Capital will
not remain there, if re-located at that
point, are of all people the moat deluded.
We might quote a verse of Scripture aa
applicable to the caae, to the effect that
if the tree fall toward the North or toward
the South, in the place where it
falla there will it remain.]
The common cry ia that Clarkaburg is
not a progressive town?that nhe is old
and rich and unenterprising. The Wea
ton Democrat speaks oat on her behilf as
follows: "Lookatbcrcostly andsplendid
gas works, tho massive new buildings
erected within a few years, improving her
so much that a stranger hardly knows
hor. Look at the heavy expenditure
which has cut down, paved and remodeled
hor streets withiu a few vcars past.
What town has done more? As to fitness
for the Capital, no place can compare
with her. Charleston is subject to overflow,
is very muddy, and is undoubtedly
unhealthy. Clarksburg is seated on beautiful
elevated ground, and the best
drained town in the State,drained on all
sides, no part of her subject to overflow,
free from marsh, airy and healthy, ample
building space, and is in all respects a
beautiful location. She in in the fine
Monongahela Valley, on the only through
route for a crom railroad through the
State?is connected by rail with the great
cities of the Kant and West, and easily
accessible to the great bulk of the State'*
population, and in Harrison county,
which pays to the State Treasury $l!S,000
taxes yearly, and has never received any
public institution."
The 1 Vest Virginian Bays Marion county-Will
give 3,000 votes for Clarksburg
ior uie capital.
The Clarksbucg Telegram saja that one
strong point of difference between that
place and Charleston is that while Clarksburg
does not ove a cent, Charleston does
not oicn a cent. Only a slight difference
of one letter.
Farming in the United States.?
The condition of agricultural interests
in California, and farming as practiced
everywhere in our country, ia the theme
of a very suggestive letter from Ex-Secretary
McCulloch to the New York
Tribune. He says that in no branch
of industry are our people so behind
Europeans as in farming. Possessing the
finest agricultural country in the world,
tho steady decline in product of our
wheat-lauds ia without parallel. This is
not attributable to defects in soil nor
to changes in climate but simply to mismanagement.
It is not many years
since the Genesee Valley, of Sen York,
wad the great wheat growing regoin of our
country. Who now hears anything abou t
tho"(JeiiC3ee Wheat," once so plentiful and
popular with the millers? Then, again,
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan became
wheat producing States; how, in nono of
these, except some small portions, is this
a reliable or profitable crop? At the
present time the K&stern markets are obtaining
their chief supplies of grain lrom
Illinois, Minnesota anil Wisconsin; hut
even there, except upon fresh lands, the
yield is declining. The same is also true
of California. The rich valleys of this
State will staml as much bad treatment
as any lands under the sun, but
they nre showing signs of cxhaustion,
from tho constant drain upon
them of successive crops cf wheat
without rest or help, llo quotes one exception
in our Americau system, and that
is the farming practiced in the district
about Harrisburg, between that point and
Philadelphia, and the vicinity of York,
l'a. How these "Pennsylvania Dutch-1
men" happen to understand the true
theory of farming bo well he is not able
to state, but these arc the facta?big barn*,
well-filled graineriea, and raising more
upon one acre than many other farmers
upon two acres of better land than these
people are possessed of. Another defect
in the California system is that tho farming
there is on too grand a scale*
There are but few farmers and the farms
are of too great extent. Ho cites an instance
of one man who for some years
bus cultivated in wheat 30,000 acres in
one-tract; and, again, another, of two
Germans, brothers, "who own 1,000,000
acre*, about one-half of which is tillable,
aim uio oiner nan grating lanu,aim upon
which ho raises in round numbers
about 100,000 cattle. This kind of farming
does not add much to the population,
nor to the wealth and power of a State.
What California needs for a development
of her groat agricultural resources, is a
division of these lands into smaller holdings
and the cultivation of a greater variety
of crops, which would naturally remit
from such a division. When this is
ilone, and the thousands of acres are held
by the many who will cultivato these
lands properly, California will become?
what it has tho capacity for becoming?
the first agricultural State in tho Union.
Tildcn's Tax.
Tho suit against Mr.Tilden, to recover
taxes alleged to be due on his income
from 1801 to 1871, specifies the income
and the amounts duo as follows:
Hat* |?r
Ynr. Income. Ceou Amount due.
i!W fioo.eoo a t.t.ooo
IM2 180,000 5 6,615
ISO .. 1:9,0*0 ft C.VM
1S?I (SpeeUI) mMMM. 1:9,000 5 C.2A0
I>W 180,000 10 16,000
IK\ 330,000 10 33,1 <0
UWO .. .... 107,000 6 6 UW
lNiT.....^.. ... 124,300 6 6,715
MM ......... 132 >'>00 B 6,625
IffO 711,000 ft 33,5:0
1S7U .?.?.?..? 655 600 'J>4 13,887 60
1871.....W. ICO,COO 2tf 2,600
Total amount due........^*... 9141,412 to
iue case is noi expecieu to come to
trial until fall, and the defense is believed
to bo a plea of the atatuto of limitations.
_
Twelve States will hold elections during
the present year, to*wit: Kentucky,
August 0; Vermont, September 4; California,
September C; Maine, September
10; Iowa and Ohio, October 0, and Massachusetts,
Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Wisconsin, November
0. In four of these States Legislatures
are to be chosen, which will furnish
successors to a like number of United
States Senators whose terms expire on
March 4, 1879, riu Kentucky, New
York, Ohio and California.
The John Bishop property, on the
east side of Main street, between 10th and
llth streets, was recently sold to Dr.
Winger ter for $0,000.
School Hatters.
The Salary of Professor Crago, Prir
cipal of the publio school at Mound
villa is $1,200 ptr yoar. Tho SuperL
Undent of schools in this city gets $1,10
At Bellalr the salary is $1,000, Barne
ville $1,200, St. Clairsville $1,200, Zano
ville 2,000, Cambridge 1,200. It wl
thus be seen that Wheeling is the ohea
est place on the list.|
Thero are one hundred and flftci
cities and towns in Ohio, in each
which the school enrolment is five hu
| dred or more. Of this number for
eight pay salaries to Principles of $1,5*
and upwards; fifty-seven, from $,1000
1,450; the remaining ten, under $1,0C
In sixteen of these towns and cities tl
lady teachers rcceive $00 a month ai
above, the average equaling $05; in twe
ty four the wages per month isexad
$40, in twenty four others it is betwe*
$10 and $00; in fifty one others the avc
age is near $35,
The Martin's Ferry News, thinks tl
reduction of 7i per cent on the salari
of our school teachers will have a te
dency to reduce the efficiency of t
teachers 20 per cent. ,
A catalogue of the free schools of Mo
ongalla county is to be published, ftl
Wade, the Superintendent of that count
is ono of the few Count/ Superintender
who does more work than he actual
geti paid for, but Lis heart is in the cbu
ho represents, and the result is Mononjj
lia has good teacher*, good schools ai
her people are getting the value of the
money in the shape of a better educatii
of the children.
NAKBIKU.
HAUOHKlt?FRANCE ?On Tncaday, Juuo
1877, attks rtalJenceof tb? brlda'a uucl#. Dr.
B. Fnate, HarUni Bprtnia, Ohio, by H. 1- ulcki
W. M< Hi lull I u, u( tula dtj, and Anna
Faiaca.
DIED.
BOPOEU3.?cunday mcrnlng, June 17th, 18
IUlly McCov, Infant aon ol Jamea and Cbarlo
Itodgera, aged 11 monllu.
Frlcnda of the family arc rcipeotfully Invited
attend funeral to-morrow afternoon at two o'cUx
at Greenwood Cemetery. ?
A. It. MORBHEAD. YT. TUOS. SIN
V. 11. VAX tl.EVE.
IJ JN I
COFFINS AND CA8KETC
OF ALL SIZES.
SHROUDS, GLOVES,CRAPE,*
J&"Cnlla promptly answered at A.
MOKEHEAD ACQ'S Furniture and Ci
pet Rooms,
jet? 1117 Main Stbebt.
TRAVELERS" GUIDE.
ditaktcib OV trains.
a.m. a.u. ~r. ii.~~t.
K.AO.K.R. ?... 140 10:35* 6.20
p.m.
C?nt.O. Dlr 7:40 4:10f 9.4J
W.P.ABJJIT 0:60 6:20
a:u.
Clcr.APItta. 6:12 10:30 8:27 8:1
abwval Of tka1ks.
a.m. p.m. t.m. p.
B.4 0. B.11. 8:83 8:00 l(b
a. m.
U-nLO. Dlr 5:40 ll:85f 7:20 -V
W. T. 4 B. 7:80 4:55
a. m. p. m. a.
CI st. A 10:85 6:88 8:29
IuiiirrxcrritHuBilaj?Newark Accotntnodatk
SteulionTllle ArcviumodaUon.?ThU train tit
lngtheiLirpaaw* backward and forward l*twr
Martin'aFerrjMdJfellalre, atonplng when rwi
red at oheraan House, .flltnaTlllo, woat Wheoll
and Gravel Hill.
gUMMER-VlSlTORS.
The Summit II o u w ?
At roDTLAND, "CRANBERRY." B. & 0.
R., will bo open for thnrcceptlon of boardcn
and after Juixt 15th, 1877. Tcruu moderate.
Jell Mil1*. MARY E. WOBTlllNOTOy.
JQENTISTBY.
Wo adrleo all thoie wanting Dentistry done
call on DR. (i ADMIRE, where they can hare t?
extracted without the allgbwt pain and n?w tw
put in not to be known from tho natural trai
Can t? worn with comfort and cue. All on
warranted. Office?No. 42 Fourteenth itrect, c?
er of Market * Jelt
QN AND AFTER MONDAY, Til
ism of June, the wall Paper store of .
W. Paull & Bro. will be'closcd at 6 p. m.
A* W. PAULLTA BRO'S,
jelg :i142Main St.
JJF.AUTIFUL THINGS,
Just rcceired, and can be seen at
W. S. HUTCEUNff MUSIC ft ABT STOtt
Opera Ilonie "Dlock. jc
J^OTICE.TO CONTRACTORS.
The undmJjtiM Commlarionm, appointed
the June terra of the Brooke County court, Iff!
will receive sealed propoaala for bulldlOK a Ktu
Arch through the tunnel at Waugh's MIU, on t
Welliburg and Bethany Turnpike, until oaturda
J ulr 14th, 1877, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The Tunnel ia 110 feet in length, 12 feet In helg
and 12 fat wide In Uio dear.
Spccifleatlom on file at the office or 8. George,
whom all comtnunlcatlona mar be addnwed.
?. GKOKUE.
A. M. BUCHANAN.
W. K. PENIH.ETON,
JAB. WAUWI1.
JNO. C. PALMER,
jtflfi Cnwiulmlotirnt.
jjome-made
r-a-o- carpets.
AT
u. mendel, bootii & co's.
jclft
j^-ew hooks for summer.
"The Scriptural dub of Valley Rett,"?Auth
"Helen'i tables," dr.; taper 60c, cloth SI WJ.
"Alter Glow''?No NameSerlw; cloth SI to.
"HUtory of Turkuy,"?From thj German; i.
per 2.V.
"History of Russia,"?Franc Is Shaw; ]?per2.'
"Kimlu and Turkey,"?Cloth 60:.
"Trump Kards,"?Josh ltll;lng?; paper Vc.
"The (iilndcr Papers,"?Mary Kylo Dalli
eloth |1 50. bent postpaid.
jo'P SI-ANTON A DAVENPORT.
q.et your
1'icture frames
AT 1UX
McLUREHOUSE ART STORE.
The Oldest In the dty. Greatest variety of pa
terns; best si peri coca.
Jell E. I- NI CO LI.
Meats and lard-suqai
Cured Canvased Hams, Sugar Cuml Canra
ed Shoulders, Sugar Cured CauTa*d Breakfast ?
con, Plain Shoulders, Gear Sldea, Sugar Cured Uric
Beef, fresh from smoko house dally; Kettle rende
ed Leaf Lard, In Tlerrw, Barrels and Half Barrel
Kegs and Palls; all at lowest market rains.
M. HKILLY,
Jell 1303 and nil Main Street.
Jjj"KW STOCK
FRAMES, PASSEI-ARTOU!*,
MOULDINGS, PANNEL PICTURES,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEW
Juit rtcdrcd at
jmjM McLUKE HOUSE AWT STORE.
JCE!1CL!ICE!
CRYSTAL ICE, WHOLESALE AND JIETAI
at the lowort ratea. Dtllrcrtd at the can at
tcamboats, well packed with aawduit; alao to i
puU ol the city. On!era by mall will rtcel'
prompt attention, at Mo. 1U0 Market itrcet, uei
rwtotflce, Wheeling W.Ya. Send for prim IU
taylT MOBSttT LUKK.
CENTS. 00 CENT
Will get ONE DOZEN nice
Card. Photographs
See wmplca nt BROTVK'S GALLERY,
apl3 Below McLurc Hotti
NEW ADVEBTI8EMENT8.
0 new, swill. commodious and Ugh! draofbt
PaiHoier btcuncr,
* AHDH3...M- ....CiunxallciiLmiAK, ComUr,
j). Fd. Mvuuiuy, Clerk,
,1 Will leave as above on Taeaday, June 19lh Init., at
" three o'clock r. m. Fox freight or jaaato appl/ ?n
? board or to
^ Jel8 C H. BOOTH A SOS, Aeenta.
I?ANCY PIX)UR&?300Barrel* "Bellalr?Mllll,"
!n I1 it.LouU; lOUBaml* "(?o?d Melal." Tbrao
0( ir? the highest grades of Floor-none better In
market Juit received and for aale br
n- Jtll M. HKILLY, 1100 and llll Main Bt.
ty pOTOMAC llERBINO.-5fl Half Baroli No. 1,
?JL Juit received and for aale by
JeU M. BKILLY, 1109 and 1811 Main Mt.
1 N0T1ce~
be Ail perioai knowing thcmiclrea indebted
cd to the late firm of Hennegen, Bates A
n. Co, will find it to their interest to call and
ly settle without delay, at No. 1154 Main St.
7 jel8
en ?i ?
sr. I^ARLY CLOSING.
According to nrrangementi among the
lie Queenaware house*, on and after to-day,
ts until further notice, we will cloai our place 1
_ of business at G p. M. e?er? dar. 1
n" CUMMINS A WOOD3,
he je!8 1142 MaiuBtreeU
n AUCTI0N 8ALE ?F llEAL *8TATE'
r. I will offer at publlo auction, at front door oi
Court Uoum, on
If, SATURDAY, Juno 23, at 10 o'clock A.
iLa Tha following properly; Four Tenement Ifouara,
. loilOO feot fruut, runulng back to an alley, aituated
1J on aoulli aide of Vlrvlnia alreet, Inland. Title
guaranteed. Termacaay. W. II. 1IAIXGR,
Jel8 Auctioneer.
?d Not,ce,ir
REDEMPTION OF GAS LOAN BONDS.
Tba hoMenof the Bondi of th? dty of Wheeling
1)11 luued under an ordlnanca of aald dty dated January
1Mb, lS7l,?ru hereby notified thai liondiNoa.
121, 47, HI, 'A 11, 8, M, 19, M, 01,106, .17, H6, iC,
140, were on Saturday, June IGth, 1877, drawn by
lot and will to paid July lit. 1677,at Lho Kirbange
Bank uf Wheeling. haid Randa will reaaa to bear
Interest after July let, according to aald ordinance.
J- M. ItBILl.Y.
'J. A. J. SWEENEY.
M W. B. MHPSuM.
pUBUC SALE.
77( I will offer at palllo aelo, on the prcuiltc*, on
tu? THURSDAY, July 12th,
My Farm, altuate tiro miles w?t of Li Grange,
to Jefferson cuuuty, Uhlj, and containing
llOACWEM OF LAND,
* More or le?*. His Ovoland A IMttabnrgh Railroad
? I?ast? through the firm; alio, the survojel line ol
_ tho IconJe'a FrMght Road, between hew York and
K* Chicago. An slmost Inexhaustible LIMESTONE
QUARRY on tho place; alao, a QUAIIKY OF
RUILD1NO 8TONE, which bas lieen fully teatrd
at Wheeling, W. Va; alao, the upper or hill vein
W of COAL. Alao, at tho s?me time, I will aell. separately,
the lower or ahaft rein of Coal underlying
, uld larui, wilch 1< located midway between the
? t La Grange and Ruah Run shafts, which fact aaaurea
a alx foot *eln of coaL One of the bat landings on
tho Ohio river.
Turku or tUiK-Ocohalf ca?h down, and onehalf
lu one year frutn day of aale. Deferred pay0.
uienta to bear Interest at the rate of alz per cent,
aud to bo aecured to the satlafecUon of the underR.
Atned. Partlri desiring furthor Information, or
wishing tu visit the fnnu, can caJlonoraddrpaetbe
ir> owuer, N. W. MiiitU,
Phi I Upshur*, Jetttoaon Co, 0.
Or. J. F' DAYTON, Attorney, Steubenvllft', 0.
? Jel8-esd*
^ ORAND
_ MORAL ENTERTAINMENT
m. -or? *
~ ART, MUSIC AND LECTURE,
Will be given In
?l ZANE ST. M. E.CHURCH,
MOS I) AY, TU E8 D A Y. W EDM I?D A Y, TH U RS J"
DAY, FRIDAY and 8ATUKDAY KVENU
1X03, June 18,19, 20, 21, 22 and 23.
Matinee for all the School*, Wednesday and Hat....
urday, 3 r. *. Admission?Adults, 25c; Chlldrtn,
(under 10 years) l!c. i
Tho moat Sublime and Artlatlc Bpectarle of the |
? ora MA
II- 01 BUXYAK'3 1M0RTAL ALLEGORY ol Uio
" PILGRIM'S PROGRESS,
"* Or, LIKE ILLUSTRATED.
? A ninrrtl of Panoramic Art, beautifully llhutrat
? I UK the Urandett Theme ia me World. "If wo
Diuit bare Kvenlrg Amusement?, let us patronlae
thoM' which cnrich rather than debara the intellect,
tint purify ntiinr than pollute the heart.
5, FIFTY-SIX COLOiSAL 1'AINTINGS I 12*20; ?
executed by thirteen eminent Amcrlcau and EuI>,
ru|ican Aril.ita at? co?t originally of 825,000 In Gold!
on TbeM Superb I'aintlns?aie on two lmuienw rolls,
cowIng .1,310 fe?'t of c?nras, weighing nearly oocbilf
ton. Tickets on ulo at the Book ana Ihnig
? Storei jelS-eod
la Thompson & Hibberd, i
fth
;S5 1)111 Market Street.
F PLUMBERS, '
IE Gas and Steam Fitters, ^
4IJ
D A C!C PrvTT \T T\ LI IJO
i' yj u 11 JL^UIXO.
SOLE A0ENT8 FOB
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE, \
?i*i>Kno^vloH*
Stonm I'ump,
Dtalert in lion, bad, Seutr ani Flue PiptJ, Gun
IC Jlou, tit am WfiUlUi, Steam Gauptt, and
till UnJi </ numberi Goodt.
f
B. IlavlDg Juit removed lo their uew an J com mod l -
0U8 <|iiarura, 1314 Market aUwt, with a latyti atock
of tlio uewcatand baudmneatdMlgoaof Chandei10
Hera, Dracket and Drop I.lihla, and Extrnaioo
_ Cbaudelleri in Kronxo and (ila*a; tho uulillc am
Jl rtapcclfulijr lurited to cull and viamihe tbern. i
jlt Their good*.-wall new. )?H
,0 TTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT
U OF WEST VlUGlNlA.ta.
'Jhomji Moorbead A Von )
*?. > Attachment.
Htcatner "Star of iho Weal." J I,
Wbernai, a Libel baa leeii filed In tlio District V
Court of the Uoiled Statea, /or tha Diattlct of Waat I
_ VlrxlnlJ, on tbc lUth day of June. A. D. 1877, by a
7 bonus Moorbead A Hon et alu. agalnat the Steamer
"etar ?f the Wcat," her endnea, tackle, outfit,
a|)|?ril and (uruituto. Now, therefore, in |>ur*ualien
of tbo monition under tin' ae.il of said Conn
i to uic din<ctc<l and delivered, I do herebr glre public
eoUco to all ncraona claiming tho said steamer,
her euglnea, tackle, outfit, appart-t atvj furniture,
or lu auy manucr interested thenJn, ihat tfarr bo
and appear before the said District Court to b? neU *"
_ at ibecltjrof Wheeling In and lor the Diattict of
Wert Virginia, on the 30th daj or Juno, 1877, at 11
o'clock iu the /orenoon of that daj (provided tho
Mmeahall boa day of jurisdiction, otherwise on
or th? next day of Jurisdiction (hereafter,) then and there
to Interpol their clalju*, ipd to make their
allocation* on Uiit behalf,
a- OKO. W. PATTtiM,
(Jtilled States Marrlial Dlit. W. >a.
c. Hjr B. J. CAMPBK'.L, Pppolr. I
R U. Pabr. Proctor for Llhellant. 1
Whaling, IK. Va., June 15,1877. jeH
AMERICAN WATCHES, *
- We are now receiving large addition to our atoek
of American Watches, and being constituted agent* I
lu Wheeling for tho Elgin and Walthani Watch
< CViupjulcj, can offer rare Inducements to bnyera. >
Alao in store a full Una of Foreign Watcbe*. In gold
and (liver n**, and a choice aMortment of Jewel- ?
rr, Cl.Kka, tSUver and bllver Plated Ware, tipectaclea.
Cold Pen*, Pencil*, Ac, at 1103 Main atrect. u.
W*-Sfeclal attentlou gl*eu to repairing. Work
I- watanred. (J?l? oXTOBV A DUKKIEI.D. -
H1RUIT JARS. rJ
i! r D
? A large fctock o( FRUIT JARS, sell- ci
? sealers utul Cement Tops, just received at 111
J- jeSS C UM MINS A WO 0 D6\
- detiiany college. ]
COMMENCEMENT W?EK. *
HU N OAV, June 17th?Uaccihurcite Fcruion by TrealUcut
IVndlcUu. ?
_ TUEsDA Y, June 19tL? Alumni I>*r. RiHnna
meeting 3 o'clock i\ public excrdtei "S r. M.
WEDNESDAY, June 20th?Mretlng ot Tru?r
???*; * Annual Exhibition of American
L Literary Initltute.
id TIIUBSDAY, June21tt?Commencement D*y. F
ill Commencement exnrcUei begin y -jo a. m.; 7;30 v. y
rt m. Annual Exhibition ol NcvUotihUn Soclctr.
if Jel3-dAW l"
I STEPHENSON HOUSE AXD
r
SALINE MINERAL BATHS 0,
ST. CATHARINE8, Ojttauo, Canuu,
(Ecren mile* from Klaxtra FUI?), open June 14.
K. B. WA KM HLJPtoarlctor,
Al? oI UcLurt Bouse, Whetting, W?t Vi.
e jcis
N
NEW ADVEI
BLACK SILK
n
u
Another Fall
20 FIB
Black Gro
JTJST R.:
sfc
PROM A
ftt Lower Prices than
GEO. R. TA
Junk 12.
IZTH1
WHOL.ESAI
POBZ I
AND D1
'rovislons, Sugars, Molasses, S>
Sole Agent for the Dupont P<
Nun. 1300 and 1311 Sit
i-11
WHITE LEAD.
E. F. HAY,
'aints, Oils,
Glass, Sash,
Doors, and
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES,
lg. 1211 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va
FOR HALE-ARMSTRONG A McKKLYY'S
SUPERIOR BRAND
WHITE LEAD.
WMt P?lnUrt Sit About this Lead.
Ditto*, Ohio, April 17,1877.
Wp, tlio undmlRtuyl. do hereby certify that wt
a?o ukxI Armstrong A McKtlry'a Hirlctjy Pun
Vhito l^sd, a in I ve find It tho best In the market,
t la whiter, ground finer, corpra more surface
nd has more Cody, than any we bare erer used.
Hlirnrd by] Jous R. Drui^kt,
Sign uid Cartlsga Pointer.
ilartkr A FlMTII,
I*alnt#Tn and Paper Hungers.
<! A. MOD,
Painter and Piper Hanger.
A i'. Haibktt,
my'W Hon wo and hlgn Palmar.
rhree Mile Ice!
KfjEE FROM ALL IMPURITIES.
The un?lf/tIjcn*J Us? ^41* IP announce to the
liUU- that be oaf
"he Largest and Purest Stock of lot
rcr held In this rrcioo of the country, which bp
Ten at the lowrit competition price t j consumer!
: wholeole and retalL
Onlera wtll tw rewired bjr null or at Beibett A
(halrrr'i Meat Shop, No 1112 Market ttn*t.
mylft CON BAP BMllEttT.
|M!E PITTSBURGU DISPATCH
slivered to city or mail nubicribers at 15
unto p?r week, by the agent for Wheeling
nd vicinity.
C. H. QUIMBY,
J?y21 No. 1414 Maytit street.
DlIOTOGRAPnS- .
LI. KINDS, SIZES AM) STYLUS, at
JUGGINS' GALLERY,
mylO
< LATE ROOF*
li Iho
CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
IRE-PROOF COVERING
or Brick or Frame Building The difference la
?uranf? will pey the tddllioaal coat over thinglM.
rtct* beyond competition.
CYRUS M. YOCDM,
ps-q*w ?nro?mvin.?. o.
ilTSPENDEIlSF
EVERY VARIETY AND PRICES TO WIT ALL.
at the manufactory,
1512 market streit,
Below Poitomce.
VTI8EMENT8.
S!
m SILKS!
r
' DUJLCHU
IN DiaUKOIIIlOj
CES OF
Grain Silk
ECBIVED
UCTION,
Ever Offered in the City.
YLOR & CO,
3ILLY,"
iE GBOCGR,
'ACKER,
EALKU IN
tuds, Rioe, Flour, Meats, &o., 4c.
iwder Mill, Patent Safety Fuse,
lin St., Wheeling, W. Va.
pURE PARIS QKEENFOB
POTATO BTJGS.
AT
HANES, WILSON & CO.S,
1228 Market St, lielowr McLore House.
iny25
pURE PARIS GREENJ
! And oilier
PAINTS!
i Hold cheap at
HANES, WIL80N & CO.8,
1228 Maiixbt Strkit.
niy25
Time tablij wheeling a elm grove
K. W. CO., iu effcct ou and tiler Friday, May
25, 1877:
Ixare Wheeling? Leave Stamrn'a?
G:2? a. it. 6:60 a. m.
7:15 ? 7;<0 '
> 8:03 8.30 ?
I 8:55 " 9:20 '
M 10:10
10:15 iioo '
11.-25 " il-jo "
,ri5PM* 12:41 P.*.
1:C3 " 1:30
1:55 " 2.20 "
2:45 8:10 ?
8 85 ' 4:00 ?
4:23 ' 4:C0 ?
5:15 ' fi:40 '
fl:l? ' 0:30
5:55 7 i0 "
7:?5 ? 8:10
8:35
0.25 "
JUST RECEIVED?
k Ttarew Bee Hire llama,
2 Tlercea IWo Hire bbouldcn,
2 lloxea Bee Hl?e Breakfaot ftionu,
2 TlerceaHugar Cured Bt*ef, '
5 Cutt Prraaed Corned Betf,
2 Cuea Cooked Tongue.
1 UaaCooked Hani,
1 CaaoHlch'a Hplced Saltuou,
1 Que Cincinnati 8. C. Tongue,
10 Bqvm Burlington Herring,
1 Cue Guar* J?tW
Will ta reUllnl ojrap by
R. J. 8MYTIJ, |
|<H Corner Mirkft ncil FourQentb Bti.
HATS
HATS,
HATS,
1IAT8,
II ATS,
NOTiilNy HUT HATS AT
J.S.KEED&CO'S
1222 MARKET STBEET.
JelG
jyjORE NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY,
FINE PEARL AND IVORY FANS!
Mor.o 6l thosp Npljb 7
CONCH SHELL EAR RINGS.
L
Bonnnmg Hem Tlio "RUBBER CUFF
BRACELET." Don't fall to see It,
The Largest and Beit Selected
Slook of Silverware In the
Clly at at Bottom Prices.
TURNER & DILLON,
i'11* 1323 Market 8trhkt.
Qftft BAGS BIO COFFE?
*UU For Halu by
mjll lot, DATESPOBT A PARKS,
DRY GOODS.
SECOND STOCK
WB AUK VOW Or&KIMO ODB 8ICOXI
RTOCK or
DRY GOODS
FOB
Spring and Summer
Including tunny new and aeuiouable
FABRICS!
The Trade will find
OUR STOCK
The Cleanest and Best Selectec
in the City,
C.T.BRUES.
mv2 .
SPRING STYLES!
Choice Selection of New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS!
Which we are now receiving and will hi
old at the
Very Lowest Prices for Cash
An early call to examino our atock is
solicited.
Carpets, Carpets.
Wo are now receiving and lmve for salt
the Cheapest and Best CARPET in thecitj
for the price. We guarantee to sell a bet
ter Carpet for LESS MONEY than an]
other house in thecity,or refund the money
A lnrgo assortment of
Floor Oil Cloths,
Window Shades,
And Lace Curtains
At very low prices. Call and examine oui
stock of goods before making your Sprinf
purchases.
HENRY ROEMER,
No. 2006 Main Street,
?plO CENTRE WHEELING
Mm
QIIILDBEK'S
CARRIAGES
A. speciality. Prices to nit all classes it
12th 8treet Variety Store, No. 38.
mj54 WM. MING NICOLL, Manager.
FOR 8ALE .
fJlBUSTEE'S SALE.
By TtrtM o! a Deed of Tniit nude By J. e. Ua.
gin and llellrn R. llotaa, hli wife, utiht und?
k aignad Truetw. dated March 21, 187?, abd ol iwoVj
among tho land rooorde ol Marahall county \EL,
Virginia, In Deed of Truit Book No. 2, jiago 101, j
81TURDAT, tba Mai day of July, 1177,
Betinnlng at 10 o'clock a. at tba front door ot
the Court llouaa of Marahall count*, W. Va.. *11
at public auction tba following described ml nut.
thatiatoaay: '
Let* numbered Fifteen and Sixteen (Noa. (Band
10 la licCIcan'a addition to Ibetownof Mound*,
llle, Marahall cwunty, Wert Virginia, and bounded
aa folio we,to- wit: On tha eaat by Mechanic it rwi
on tha weat by an alley; on tba north by J. w
) Probaaco'a lot. and on the couth by a lot Bold by J
1?. Wayman, sheriff and G>mmleafoner, to MeMi'i
Jobce
Tba title la bellerW to bo pcrfect, but I will con.
rtj only auch Utla aa la veatad In me by aald deed
of truat.
Tauuor BiiJi-Oee-thlRl.ormore.lf the pur.
chaaer ao elect, caab.- the balance In two mutf in.
ataUmenta at rix and twelre montha, notra bearing
Interest to be given and aocorcd to the utlalaitiuu
of tho TruaUc.
JelG _ W. J. W. TOW DEN, Truifw.
I fpRDSTEE'S BALh
Illy rlrtna of two deeds of trmi made by Uuj C.
Colllna and M. K. Collins, her huibsnd, to th? un.
dmlgnad TriuUf, the fit at dated November fitb
1874, recorded in Deed of Truil Book No. 7.
4?7: the aeeond dated January Mat, 1875, rwwjJj
In Deed of Truit ltook No. 8. pra 93, of the Laa<
Kecurdi of Ohio county, I will adl at public it*.
Hon, at the front door of the Court liou* of uhk
county, W. Va., on
SATURDAY, tbo 14th day of July, It:?,
At 10 o'clock A. the following JeacrlUd mi
eatate, Tla: iwo certain lots or jpleocs of mumi
on the eait aide of Wheeling llAl, In tbe rii? a
Wheeling, Ohio county, West VUglnbL on the Wi
aide of Uoditreet, being the aeoond and third lot.
of lixty (60) feet each, fronting on IJnd t[r??
runnlnr aouth from Elertalh (old tpruce) ??,,J'
. and adjoining J. T. Uibeon'a lot norlh, and VuS
I esit from Lloditreet to Alley H. ~
J The title la believed to 1* perfcet, bnt ?lliu u
Truatee I will convey only tbo title T?ted in lJl?
aald deeds of truat. '
The tenna are one-third or more, If tbe pufchi*.
er io elcct, In caah on day of aale, tbe tenor* in
two equal Installments at tlx and twelve tnoothi
notea bearing intemt to be alien for the dtfwrrd
I aymenta, tbo title to be retained until mymfnt i?
nude iu full.
W. H. CALDWELL Truite?.
W. J. W. Cowdm, Solicitor. ^ '*
]rt> W. 11. llALI.ia, Auctioned.
rjlRUSTEE'8 SALE.
By virtue of aDeed of Troit made by j0v?
Prliico and Mary I'rlnce bla wife to tbo un<l?iiltt.
od Truitco, dated Juno 29th, 1878, record*! in
olDce ol the Clerk ol tho County Court of Ohio
, county, West Virginia, in Deed ol Trust Hook No.
R, page fil'J, I will sell at tbe fiout door ol theUomt
Houm u Mid county, on
| SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1977.
Commenting at 10 o'clock a. v., ill the following
described portion* of loti numbered seventeen (17)
and eighteen (18), u designated on the t?lat o( ths
mldlllon to the city of wheeling laid oil by John
ftlcLuro, James 11. Forty the and ot hen, ana colli d
North Wheeling, and uld lota are fronting on the
cant aldu ol;Wwt atreet. Tho parU or uld lota
offered for tale arc described aa followa: lleglnnlng
ata point on tbo eaat aide of Weatitrroi auJ foiljeight
feet nine Inches north of the aouth line of lot
No. IB: thence northwardly and with Wtst ?tn*t
aixteen feet to tbe north corner of a frame bcuiu
altuated on part of lotiiNoa. 17 and 18; thence raitwardlr
with said house and parallel with tbe ai uth
lluo of said lot No. IS to an alley: thtnee wuihwardly
sixteen feet; thcnce weatwardly to tbe lieginning.
The lutention Is to tell the uorthrrn part
or tenement of said frsmo bouie with the grouud
on which It stands, running hack tbe same width
to the alley in the rear.
Title believed to bo good, bat I will convey only
tbe title vetted In me.
Titans of Balk?OnMislf or more. If the purchaser
so elect, in ca*h,tbo balance In ttroequal In,
itallments at six and twelve months, notm U'lrimr
interest 10 be given and the title rotalotd until
, payment ii made In full.
m . W. II. CALDWELL, Trust*.
W. J. W. Cowdix, Solicitor.
__ J?9_ W. 11. Hallkb, Auctioneer.
QOMMISSI ONER'S SALE.
In tht Mun clpal Court of Whediof.
William J. II uU )
I ? vs. >ln Chanci ry.
I Fanujr D. Ilall and others.j
The undersigned Special Commissioner bimtiy
give* notice that by virtue ol the autboiiiy vuWd
In him l?y a decree nuulo by mid Court In said
cnuav on tbo 4th day of April, 1S77, ho will on
TUESDAY, the 23d day of Hay, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock *. m., pn>cced to sell at
public auction at the front doorol the Court lit u?o
of Ohio county, Wert Virginia, lu tin* city
of Wheeling, tbe following described ml e?ute
situate In mill city, county and fctate, that l? lo
I say: Part of lot No 10 In iquare No. :4 of the lkllairo
addition to mid dty, btglnnlnafurwild |?ituf
said lot at the southwist corner of mid lot on Js?
. cob street, formerly Plith stn-et, nt the point ot
lntecsectlon of an alley with mid slritt; theura
| running northwardly with the eatieru boundary
lino of uid strcc thirty fwt; thetre ?artw?r.1!r
at rlgbt angles with said street sirty feet the villi.
| of aald lot; thence southwardly sud parailtl wii|,
. Jacob street thirty fc?t to the north lioundary lies
' of mid alloy: tbenco with the north liuo ??f Uu
lot fronting thirty fen on Jacob at m<!, and
back of tliat width lixtjr feet, anil having a brick
house thtrwm.
Said deems provides that the sale ihalllnrlud*
the doiwrr right of frarah Jaoe Kcifor, wLo wa.*
widow of Wiu. Hull, dee'd, In aald |*rt lut.
Tkrms or Balk?One-third of tin* purthaw
money, or 10 much more as the punluwr mi;
elect to pay, In caah tbe remainder In two e<|a?i
I Inatallmenta payalJe six aud twelve month, respectively
rffter tbe dale of aale, with Interest Imu
i that date, the purchaaer giving hia Iwnd ?ith ?jprovetl
personal aecurlty for cocli of aaid I totalrncntj
and interest oa aforesaid, and the tulw to the
, property to be retained until the whole of tbe purchase
uiouey la paid.
(iKOBUE B. CALDWELL.
Spcclil CowmUionir.
J. C. IIKBTKT, Auctioneer. apiO
, The above talo la adjourned until Tueadjy, June
5, 1877, at 10 o'olock a. a.
UEOIIGE n. CALDWELL,
my23 Special Commiwlooer.
The al?ove sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
June 1 'Jlh, 1877, at 10 o-rlock a. m.
GEO. U. CALDWELL,
Je6 Special Commlwi'incr
^88JGNEE'S SALE 01'
, Valuable Real and Perionil Froperly.
* The undersigned Aalgneca In Bankruplfy of
. Thomas Bweeney, bankrupt, and of Andrew J.
hwconcr. liunkrnnt. will under and liTtlltU'il
f orders of the Dliirlct Court of the United fcUt?
for the District of Wcit Virginia, prmved to n-HM
' public auction at the front door ol thu Court Hsu*
of Ohio county, Wist Virginia, on
8ATUBDAY, Juno 23, 1577,
Cotnoirnrini; at 10 o'clock a. Hip following tto*
ncrlb'd parcels of real estate, that in to nij :
1. The property known aa the "Old til**
(Ituateou the west tide of Main strat, In theiiij
of Wheeling, and south of the alloy mid "J,1**
? tween 12th and Nth streets, and frontlii*ou M?la
street 22 feet, and now under lease to Vance, Hu;to
r A Co. until April 1,7378. lbs purthutr lo pay ibv
taxes of 1877, and to tako thu rent amulug ?Ii?
' July 1. 1877.
2. Hie west one-half of 8. E. one-fourth <-i nation
11, Township a:. Range 12, containing eighty
acre*, and situate In Door county, Wisconsin.
Tekms or 8alb?One-fourth In cash, an.l the
i residua In e<?ual instalments in C, l?a?d Iftmoathi
from day of vale, vith |0le?esl at the r?te ni *,e*
percent txjr apnntu, deferred Instalments loUfcurod
dtlicr by deed of trust upon the jiio|*r?y?;
by retaining the title until the purchase tooncjrtl
paid,and in thecaaeol Improved properly, hr ??
i lignmeotof sufficient insurance on the build'H*'
thereon. A. J. CLaKKK,
W. P. llUBRAltti.
Assignees of Thoa, Bwoenejr and of,A. J.?w?Dfj
At tbo name Umi and placa will be sold fur < ?!*
by tho undersigned thefollowlngstooks:
ilxty-dght snares of Wheeling A Belmoot Biiw
Company; 14 ih&rca of tho Excluiv Hst*
Wheeling, and 23 ahares of the Merchant*' Mtu,t.
al Bank of West Virginia, at Wbeellnc.
*t <m sitirv.
w. p. llUUBAUI'i
J?t-MATb-je23 Alalia ?f Thnm?
gALE OF VALUABLE BKAL ?TAl>By
Tlrtuo of an orJoi of (ho County
Ohio county, Wwt Vln^nla, entered on the IU'?
day ol April, 1877, Totter for ailfl th* r.atHtiij
below mentioned. If out uwner sold at pnvatJ
tale I will on
BATOIIDAY, June SCtb, 1S77,
At 10 o'clock A. aril on the preml*? p?t >!
farm of John Tharnburub, iltuated on iw
of Middle Wheeling Crock, In Trladt l|'hl? M?tilct,
Ohio county, W.Ya.
The part of aald farm I offer for wle mri**-'1
contain fro? fifty tu arrant y ?>r?. tw r,Kj
amount to be aacertalned by lurref aitrr up. ?H
will be aold at to much jrr acrc; and1* Uiuowa
by the centre of the county road and l ouDiar>
lint* of tho farm, extending acn#i laid tro r, ?
In* all of aald C?rcu lylnu auutti of ?atil?^>unty
Tkms or Ha Lie??)no-lhlr?t ca?h aod nuw^'
In two equal inatalmenta of nine ?nd rUb"
montha alter day of aale. eTldenml l-y nwoiuwpromlaaory
notca wcum! by dwd of tru?t on tw
IiremUeaaoId. Det<l gben on confirmation ot
y the Court. W. J. W. CliWl?lV
Commit tee of John TbortMr*''No.
122! ClupUnimt. Jri-M-.W
DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.
I hive it all times In Magazine I'M'
took of the abgve celebrated Powder,
viz: Rifle, Sporting (In cane), Blattlno
and Mining, In metallo package!, which
I will tell at wholosale at manufacturer'!
prion. I have Portable Magazine of
different sizes for shipping end ?l!l deliver
free on otrs or boat. This Powder
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