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FOR RENT.
jlOK BENTThe
large thrtMlorr WarthonM No.
1S03 Mala alrttL T?o froola, llala anil
Booth atrecU. roMMilon April lit.
p,^S'y *" A. ALLEN 1IOWEI.L.
JjlOll HALE OB BENTA
rrrr drelnbl* Country Itaidrnc*. one mile
we?t of Bridgeport on the National Koad, with one
oro of ground well cultivated, and a Ant-claa?
two^ioTj Brick Home, with all modern improve*
urata. Prire, for either aale or rent, to ault the
timet. For further Information enquire of
ISJUC III WIN,
?|i21 _Or Flret National Bank, brldgtfort
JEWELLING HOUSE FOB BENT.
Wo. 81 South Front itreet, Jaland?pleaaanllf
aituatM and dtairable. Also, one Boom in second
itory of No. M Twelfth itreet, aulUbJo for an office
or sleeping room. Poa*eaion gfyen immediately.
Enquire oi vu. t. a. imuwin,
,pll Wo. laOTChtpliMHL
pOR KENT-HOUSE?
ConUlnlnf eljtat roomi and Pith Boom, on
Jacob meet, between lSlh and 14tb, we* rids.
Uu tod wiur. Will be rented low to rtepondble
tenant. Enquire o! JoeEpH u WILD1|
do21 Bookeetter and BUtloner, 1066 Main 8t
FOR SALE.
rpRUSTEE'8 SALE OK A
Valuable Marihall County Farm,
Long known u tbe CLEM ESS FARM.
Br Tlrtuo of a deed of trait made by Charles
Flaher and Margaret Fisher, his wife, of Marshall
couuty, West Virginia, to the underalgned Truatee,
datid tbe Otli day of April, 1375. and of record
atnouy tbe land rrcordi of Marshall county, Weal
Virginia. lu iM-d of Trait book No. 1, pagta4C7?s,
1 will on
SATURDAY, the 21it day of Joly, 1177,
Beginning it 10 o'clock a. x. of aaid dar, at tbe
truni door ol tbe lcurl House of Marshall county,
West Vlrvlnla, *11 al public auction, totbe highest
and l?at bidder, the following described real estate,
tbit ! tn say:
Two tracts or jwrcel* of land, situated in the
rounty of Marshall nod Mtate of Went Virginia,
known and d^lgnated as lota number cm and tuo,
on a nurtrjr thereof nude by Michael l>owler, hur?ey?r
of Marshall countf aforesaid,contained with.
In the following st*l "sand bounds, courses and db*
tain t?, that is to My :
m^innlDjc lor lot number 1 (1) at a ayenmore on
the west branch of Bitf Wheeling Cicek.oulhe
Hoe of the Iract of land heretofore wild by Ellen H.
Burbanan lo Charles l*abrigbt; thence down the
anld c-n?*k 189 pom to n Ins elder near the mouth
of Ptull'a run; thence up uiId run with the ireanderlnga
thereof 8fi2 polea to a sycamore and elm;
thence 8 21X", E M poiea to n hickory; th^nco N
7tU\ E 21 0-10 polea to a beech; thenre N HJ4",
Was poles to a ituke: thence N IXJ,K 40 poles to a
white oak; thenre ,S 70J, E 23 poles to an Ironwood;
ihenceNlP,E 22 poles to a wbitecak; thenro
N MJi", W 16 polea to a while oak: thence N 33?$
W 12 i?j!n to a white oak; thrnre > 11)4 , ? IS
poles to a white oak; thence N 46>4a,E 44 i*olca lo
a stone; thane* H 7U\ E 34 pole* to a stake; them e
N so-, E 31 polea to a white walnut; thence N 70?,
K4S |HjIei to a slant: thence a 7SJ, E 44 4-10 poles
to a ?nnar trie; thence N 6H,( E 41 poles to a ?Uke;
thence tf MS", E 9 C-l? poles to tbo idarcoft*?inniug,
couutnlng 170 acres and 14 polta, wore or
Ins.
And beginuiog for the aald lot No. 2 (two) at t
aujar trw on Kuu; thence down aald run 72,1$
poles to the sycamorc and elm on thecourw of the
said lot No. 1, above d?rribed, on Mull's run;
thence down the last mentioned run with the meandering
therrof 3C2 pol?a to a asjar tree; thence
down B?i! Wheeling Creek 47 *2-10 tolea to a stake
mi thn Hue of Jacob Keller's land; thence N NO , W
M |?lea to a white walnut; thence N 31 poles to a
sUme; thence 8 Gi?, W It poles to a stake; tbenre
8 11", W 37 point to a stake; tbenre 82iy, W '27
poles to a atone; thcnco V 19,S*' W 47 (Kile* to a
small black oak; thence N 85ft ?, W% '2-10 pules to a
atone, thence 8 8?, W 66 4-10 poles to a stout;
theme N 80", W 00 poles to a small double black
oak; thcnceS ll>X?f E?l% pole* to a stake; thencs
8 &'K?i W 32 poles to a stone; thence H 41?, E 3
Gles to a stone; thence a S2?, 1.82 poles to a pop ;
thence 8 E18 poles to a chestnut; thence
8 8", W 30 roles lo a state; thence b 41V, W ill
poles to a chestnut oak atump; thence 8 6??, W 32
poles Uj theplacsof beginning, containing 177 acrea
5C poles, more or leas, with all the buildings anil
appurtenances thereunto belonging. Being the
aaine land conveyed to the nid Charles Fisher bv
Hannibal Fori*-*, 'truster, by deed dated the 5th
day of April, 1875, acd duly recorded among the
laud record* o( Marshall county, West Va.
Txrrn or 8*lk?Une-thtrd cash, and the balance
in two e?jual yearly payment*, interest from
day of sale, and Mturtil to satisfaction of the Truster.
1EWW HAILhr, Trustee.
W. II. IIaLLKB, Auctioneer.
WliKKMM), June II, 1 "?77. Jel2
pOIi SAXETWO
BRICK DWELLING DOUSES,
on Fifteenth street, containing four Uootns
aud Kitchen and iinlrhed nttic.
W. V. HOOK & BRO.,
jell 1300 Market St.
pOU SALEIS
20 Pharos Ktock In PwtUxlr In?uranre Co.
10 bbart* Stock In Ohio Valley lkuik.
10 Shares ftock In La Utile (JUaeCu.
10 hharw htwxk in .Aitna Mill.
% Ia?i iiround, Tcntn* \V ha^-llng, Main Mrcct.
\ Lot Orouud, Centre'Wheeling, Market struct.
I h'mall Fnune Hou?\ l-ttti Mnct.
1 Two-atory lirick llouw*, Hlh atreft.
mrso 1. IBW1M. A grot.
JjlOit SALEEighty
choice Bull ding Lota on Wheeling Island.
Price from f<00 to fu)0 earh. Only one-sixth of
the purchase inonrr required In ca?U. The residue
may l? |?id annually In riVK equal lniudlmeota
with Interest.
Apply to JOHU P. OILCHRI8T
ap9 At Top Mill.
JjlOR SALE?
The Residence of N. C. Arthur, on 15th
atrert, in the citv of Wheeling. The lot
front* about C3 feet on Fifteenth street,
and extend* back to the alter. The house
is a two-story brick, containing ten rooms
nnd finished attic, buth room, with hot anil
cold water, and is in good repair. There
is also a wash house, cool house, ash house,
Ac.; on the property.
1'ersous uesiring'to examine the property,
or to ascertain the terms of (tale, will
call on K. G. BAKU, Attorney,
ap3 1142 Chapline SU
jyjILUS, FBKW A CO.,
BOOK BINDERS
?A*Z>?
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Are prepared nt nil timca, with the best matrrlil
to fill order* (or Blank ibx.ki, auch m are ujwI by
Banks, Cuuntiea, Corporation*, lUllroadi and Merchant*.
upon ?hort notice, ami In the meat dcalra*
blcand workmanlike manner.
Bavin* all Uu* latest and moat Improved machinery
wo ie?l confident that wo will render entire
aatiiiact ton to all who favor tu with their order*.
Moafa. Macaxinea nnd Itriodiula of every doecnptioo
bound In a beeU and durable manner.
MILLS, FREW & CO.,
No?. 25 axd 27 FooxTtiumi 8t?
dall WHKEUNO. W. VA
M. GROSSMANN'S
WATCHES!
Theae fine timekeeper* are manufactured at
Dreaden, Baxony, bv llorrita Oroaanunn, of horoloskal
fame, In ladle*' and gent'* alio, loth key
and atea.winding. They aro constructed on the
aame principle aa the watcbea of tlM late Adolph
Lange, and are of very aupcriur workmanahln, and
fully guaranteed for performance and durability.
Tory are the beat, their roat beingroiuddrml, Hut
hare been produced in any country. Their luapectlon
ia invited.
C. F. BBO "WN,
Hole Agent for Wheeling and vicinity,
1207 Market Strkkt.
A full line of all grade* of American and 8wlsa
Watchea at vary low |itlce*. apUO
JACOB SNYDER
1405 MAIN A 1404 SOUTH 8T8.,
Xmi* the larmt Block of I HON and ITEAYY
HAKDWAIit! la the tiute. Hit Mock ?f
WiodWork, Springs, Axlet, Varnlihes,
Palais, 4c?
Ii not nt? 11*1 h* tny wUMlihintol within b bundmlmllnof
WheeUng;
Curiam ami Wagon Minufacturen will find It
to thtlr lutereat ti give hiu a calL
Alio on hand, LAND I'LABTEU of a rape dor
qnaUtf. tayfi
JACOB W. GRUBB,
JEWELER,
(nxcBssoi to inumcoBX, nxra a co)
iltw American and 8wla Watches, Jewelry, Diamond*,
Btrrlin? SUrer and Silver Plated War*,
rarlor, Office, Dining Boom and Kitchen Clock*
in large rarlety and low prlcta.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
BJ14 1154 MAIN STREET.
LOO EI
Men'i fine aewed PerrtBootifrom... H 00 n;
Men'i Ane arwril Oilf Booti (rum... 4 28 u
Men'i flue i?w?l Calf Opm Beota from- 2 75 u
Men'i Dm bai>d??ew<d Ulf Buckle Alexia
from - K CO o
Men'i flue tiaml'PfiaicdC'aH Butkle Aleili
from I 75*
Mm'* Dm aewed Calf Buckle (ftrtp Shore
from .. 00 U
Mr n'? floe aewed Babble Butkle Strap UboM
from l.a 2I0U
Men'a flue aewed B. Cf Buckle bUap Bboee
from -1 CO ti
Men'e flne|?u?) B. Cf Buckle Alexia Iron I 60 u
Men'a ijencvoB. Cf Oxford Ufa from..-...! 60 u
Ladlre' flue aewed Cur Kid Button lrom~...2 23 u
Ud W flne at wed " Hide Lace from 1 75 a
I iille*' flne aewed If 1*1 La*tln< Bala fiou-1 50 u
Ladlea1 flne aewed Luton Bd* from 1 10 o
Ladlea' flne aewed Laaltac Coucrraa from...! 00 u
Ladlea' flne aewed PebbleiUlifrara ~.~1 20 u
Ml?ea' fine aewed IVbMa Mali from 1 10 u
Ladlea* Am aewed Pebble bliwcra from-... 80 u
Ladlea' Am Sewed luting 8lf/>pera from... 50 u
Yon an And all theae and plenty more BmpdAi
J. T. STONE'S
1110 Main Nlreet,
mySO nniunmooK'g Btoct.
Q A. W1NQEBTEB,
DENTIST.
Uffloe and B?lday?LNo. 1067 Main Bl, oppoa
Union, WbMiloi, W. Va.
VNlCoai 0x14* Uaa ud othar AJUNttet
admlnlitorad. nyll
FBANK, THE CLOTHIE]
it TwiLvni Orun,
Buyi and Milt Tlcketa to all point* Eait and Wa
AT EKUCCED BATES.
9?Bo-jnd trip tlckcb to Baltimore and retoi
and Chicago and return, alaoon hand. ocfi
LADIES'
Linen Suits & Ulsters
The Rest|Made, the Jjiwht A*nortuien
the Lowest Prices, nt
T T?T T'TU i[. T>OOH
BI'Memani and Grenadine:
Hie Ijirccst Assortment, the Handsome
Goods at 50c on the dollar. Coll on
X. BLXTOVE <Ss BRO
SUMMER SILKS
Twenty-five different and Handsome Styl
at "5c per yard, retailed everywhere
at $1 GO. Plain Colored Silks at
$100, well worth $1 35, at
I. BLUM & BRO'!
Black Gro* Grain Caihtncre finished ai
hand-made bilks at astonishing low uric
at 1. BU M 4 BRU'tf.
100 Silk Sun Umbrella* and 1'arasoN
bottom prices, nt I. BLl'M & BROS.
For REAL BARGAINS in Pine Gom
goto 1. BLUM A BRO'S.
T. S.?We have now on exhibition
Indies' Linen SuiU and Overdresses tli
bent anything ever ofl'ered in this citv.
jelfi
Tkktii extracted w1tiioi
PAIN.
Dnrlnj; theflircn jr?rs I hsre he*n prsrtld
In Whwluut I kavr ailmlniitered gutooreraei
thouram! i?T?oni with I'KKrictT fUrmr, and
M-1 patient*.
Wi> consunUy keep on handi pure Nitrons Oxi
Qu (or those that dmro to take it.
OE. HUIUJlifON A SON,
no23 No. 11(3 Market St
UfaMAltytmx
.MOMDAY, J USE IS, IS77.
New Advertisement*.
For Cincinnati?Steamer Andes.
Grand Moral Entertainment at Zi
St. M.E. Church.
Auction Sale of Ileal Estate.
Public Sale.
Thompson ?X:Ilibberd?Plumber;.
Notice ?Redemption of Gaa Loi
Bonds.
Fancy Flours?M. Reilly.
Potomac Herring?M. Keilly.
Notice.
Early Closing?Cummins & Wood*.
Thermometer IIeoobd.?The folio*
ing nhows the range of the thermometc
aa observed at BchnepPs drug Btoi
Opera House corner:
SATURDAY.
8 A.M. 1211. 3 P.M. 7 p.
76 82 81 7(
IUHDAT.
8 A.M. 12 M. 3 P.M. 7 T. Mi
<6 92 83 78
For Additional IakoI See First Page.
The Schultz boat house will bo con
pie ted in July.
Tiic festival at Wesley Chapel closi
on Saturday evening.
Good weather for corn, grasshopper
potato bugs and other cereals.
The Indianapolis club will play tl
Standard next Friday and Saturday.
Tiie Maple Leaf club will not be he
to-day, as announced a few days since.
Is patriotism dead ? What is the ma
ter with the Fourth of July this year ?
The prize babies were on exhibition i
the Femival lloom Saturday afternoon.
Tn? V/im.iI. W.-J ?1-1: ?.?t ? 1
excurtto Crestp's Urove on Thursd:
next.
The Board of Education will me<
next Thursday evening in regular moot
lj session.
Capt. Bagqs and others held a tempe
ance prayer meeting at the city prise
yenterday afternoon.
Sneak thieves are operating at diffe
ent points along the lino of the Clev
land ?& Pittsburgh road.
Tiie commencement exercises of tl
Seguiu Institute will beheld in the Ope
House on Thursday evening.
Since the ladies havo commenced
wear shorter dresses, the sidewalks a
not kept half bo clean m they were.
The juveniles of the Third and Fouri
Ward public nchools held a picnic in tl
grove near Frank Walters' on Satur'di
The "Black Hand Combination," wi
Frank Jones as the stellar attraction, wi
perform in the Opera House on Saturdi
evening.
We understand that Mr. John D.Hei
lein, of Bridgeport, has sold his lior
"Hot Water" to a Belmont county ma
for $1,050.
A ?0!* of Win. Katclitij reading in tl
Eighth Ward, on Saturday morning fc
opon a carpenter's tool and cut his fo
quite badly.
An indiscriminate slaughter of dogs
threatening. All right, hut rememtx
that every dog killed leaves several hoi
dred tleaa to be cared for and amused.
AB&ANOExzxTg have been made to ru
trains every hour, Sundays, as far i
Hornbrook'i, on the Hemplield. In add
tion to these trains, two trains will ru
through to West Alexander.
Thi Coram?Srnmnt Corar?Judga
Orten, llayvumdand John*m.?Court met U
at the uauai hour Saturday, morning. . it
In the cue of the State v?. Hurst, in tl
which a writ of error wm allowed on S
p. Friday, an order waa made Betting the o
P* caaefor hearing on the 3d day of July t;
^ next, provided the record be printed be- bi
p. fore that timo. c
The CMC of M. Green A Co. va. the P. t<
p' W.AKy. Railroad Company waa further d
p. argued by Davenport, for defendanta in u
error, and by Hubbard, for the plaintifTin
p' error, and submitted. h
p. a The motion made on Friday lor the b
P hearing of the case of Sweeney tb. Baker r
? and othera, waa overruled, the time aet d
p. for the hearing of causea from the Firat o
? Circuit having expired, and the defend* f
anta not contenting to have the caae heard J
p- atthia time. 1
? Adjourned until thia morning at 10 t
p. o'clock. t
|t CoUHTY Court?Judgt Cranmer. a
The following baaineaa waa transacted 1
_ in thia court on Saturday: c
Ordered, That a capias be laaued in all *
tinea imposed in Una court not paiu up,
alao in bastardy cam, returnable forth__
with.
Wn>. II. Woods vu appointed Deputy
Clerk of the County Court ol Ohio
county.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning at 0
it* o'clock.
lo Pouci Court.?Judge Oranmer.
- Tho following caaes were diaposed of
by Ilia Honor on Batu rday:
Jacob Eckhart, selling liquor without
license, $20 and coots.
it, Kate Irwin, using abusite language to*
ward Kate Ader. $10 and costa.
. Win; Bimford, drunkenness, $2 and
v, coats,
_ A rule against Geo. Engle, for not appearing
as a witness, was dismissed.
Geo. >V. Kobinson,charged with assault
and battery, confessed judgment and paid
1 a fine of $21) and costs.
' llenj. Albinger, selling liquor without .
t license, $10 and costa.
' Fred. Wuster, gaming, $10 and coi?t*.
Jlenrv Stamm, selling .liquor without
$ license, dismissed.
John Kobrecht, jr., contempt ol court,
$10 and cost*.
John Kobrecht, jr., selling liquor with*
J out licence, continued.
)l Rule against West Fry, for nonattend*
ance as witness, dismissed.
*t , , ,
Fifth Circuit.?The following in the
l docket of oven from the Fifth Circuit,
" Judge Jackson, net for argument in the
Sunremo Court of Appealsthis week:
, Geo. Smith, trustee, plaintiff in error,
), t. T. Tharp, et al., defendant in error,
supersedeas, Ritchie.
en K. II. Moore, appellee, v. Douglass A
Woodward, appellants, appeal, Wood.
Pithole Cr. Pet. Co., apellant, v. Wm.
Rittenhouse, et al., appellees, appeal,
Wirt.
s J. B. Johnson, appellant, r. Young,
Carson A Bryant, appellees, appeal,Wood.
, Cyrus Hail,plaintiff in error,?. M.S.
' Hall, defendant in error, supersedeas,
Ritchie. *
8. J. Horn, appellant, v. J.W.Perry
et al., appellees, appeal, Ritchie.
ut J. Gillespie and wife, appellees, v.C. I\
Bailer ct al., appeal, Wood.
Robert Mcfrarland, adm'r, appellant,
J*- v. William Douglass, appellee, appeal,
Ritchie.
J. W. Davis, com., Ac., appellant, .
00 C. T. Deming, apj>eUee, appeal, Wood.
iul A. B. Lyman, appellee, v. John Thompson
and wife, appellants, appeal, Wirt.
__ Lewis Hayzlett, appellant, v. Jordan
JT McMillan, appellee, appeal, Wirt.
W. H. lioyu A Co., appellees, v. A.Gunne
nison Co., appellants, appeal, Wood.
v* v>. > a.yj.ecvj. lj. u)., appeuani, v. jno. t
F. Vin&l, aj?j?ellee, appeal, Kitchie.
Edward Tracewell, appellee, v. F. C.
de Botrg*, appellant, appeal. Wood.
Oil Kun P. Co., defendants in error, v.
John F. Vinal, plaintifi' in error, super?
sedea*, Kitchie.
A. W. Zickefoose, plaintiff in error, v.
y S. E. Kuykendall, defendant in error, su'*
peraedea?, Kitchie.
Rezin Oavin, plaintiff, v. J. M. Jaclc?
pon, Judge, ?.Vc., defendant, mandamtiB,
Wood.
~ U. W. Andereon, appellee, v.Julia Nagle,
ct nl., appellants, appeal, Wood.
Coville & (Jarber, appellant*, v. J. C.
ne Oilman, et a!., appellee*, appeal, Kitchie.
J. M. Stephenson, appellee, v. J. Rice,
et al., api>eliant?, appeal and ?upernedea*,
Pleasant*.
W. E. Hale, defendant in error, v. W.
ln Va. 0. & O. L. Co., plaintiff in error, supersedeas,
Kitchie.
C.H. Kobb&Co., appellant, v. G. II.
Moore, ct al., appellee*, appeal, Wood.
Oil Kun Pet. Co., defendant! in error,
v.John l-\ Vinal.nlaintiff in rrnrnnn*r. .
Mtlesu, Kitcbie,
r. I. H. Johnson, defendant in error, v.N.
jr II. Brown, et al., plaintiflk in error, ?uJ
persedew, Tyler.
' K. W. Petty, appellant, v. C. II. Shattuck,
et al., appellees, appeal and superu.
Bedea*, Wood.
i The Fifth Circuit w composed of the
counties of Calhoun, Fleuants, Ritchie,
Tyler, Wirt and Wood.
Picmc and Excdbsion.?The F. A.
Britt Boat Clob gave an excunuon and
Bicnic, at Lockwood'a Grove, near
[oondsville, on Saturday last. Ther
went on the iteamer Telegram, which
made two tripa, leaving the city at 8 a.
sd m. and 2 p. m. Quite a nice crowd was in
attendance. Dancing and other uporto >j
were indulged in during the day. In the
afternoon a four oared race took place j
uctncvu iuc crewn 01 me Jiegner anu _
Nail City boat clubs, for a prize of $20,
li? wbicli was won by the Ilegner. The (
course was two luilea, one anil return, and _
waalaid off by Mr. Win.Cecil, theSar- [
re veyor for JJarahall^ county. The follow- .
ing oarciuen participated:
ilegner crew?Henry Ilegner, Joseph g
it- Ilegner, James Corcoran, Win. Mears, c
in the four-oared shell, Theodore
Schullz. ? J,
at >*ail City?Ed.Cournbauer, John Bar- t
rett, Thort. Truschel, Kobert Johnson, ?
in the four-oared flhell, .Tames Manton. B
II The party returned in the evening at9
iy o'clock. Dancing was indulged in on the ^
boat all the way home. Johnnie Birch's ^
band furnished the music for the occa- r
aion and cave general satisfaction, as ho a
usually doe*. Captain Steve Thompson, ?
the gentlemanlv commander of the Tele- ?
Vm gram, and Clerk Putter, did their beat to (l
in make it pleasant for all, and have (he
thanks of the excursionist!.
0 m m P
Tub Romkbon Cask.?Geo. W. Robin- I
0> son was before Justice Wm. Phillips Sat- v
urday evening to answer a chargo of 5
felonously assaulting the city editor of y
[je thia imper. Mr. E. G.Cracraft appeared v
rft for the defense, and waived an exninina- *
lion, liobinsan t?av? bail in tlin ai.m
$1,000 for ilia atiptarinco before the
(0 grand jury of the Circuit Court in Octo- s
re f!' next, his brother, Mr. Win. Robinson, I
being bis aurety. JIo wm alno required
to give bail in the Bum of $200 to insure
lb his good behaviorfor the period of six
je months. The charge of assault and batv
krji which was to havo been examined
'' at the afternoon session'of the police "
t|j court,did not come ud, the defendant con- {"
ill feasing judgment and paying the maxi- ,
1V mum tine of $20 and costs, J
Tin exercise# at the Masonic celebra- $
n- tion at Walnut Grove, Martini Ferry, ,u
so ??1 naiuroay. win be as follows: Grayer, ;
n Itev. O. C. Seawick; Music; Welcome of
Ohio City Lodge, Sir Knight O.CXSed. f
wick; Response by Past Grand Master of 1
le Ohio, Sir Knight Asa II. Battin; Music; f
ill Oration by Past Grand Commander of
ot West Virginia, Sir Knight O. S. Long; *
Music; Dinner. "
, , ,
|J Sausopthe Cxxtrai. IIotkl.?The
" Central Hotel, formerly the Keim House,
was eold by Auctioneer Hervey, on tint- ]
urday afternoon, to Mr. Henry .Schmul- r
bach, for 510,000. The property was t,
10 purchased b? Mr. John Robrecht of the
late Casper Keim some seren years ago
for $10,000.) It ii understood that the I
m hotel will be leased by Mr. Osborn, pro- t
prietor of the dining rooms at Benwood. S
Tint ernhtaimnoft At titi Ofxbi Twi
[ocre 8itu*da y Night.?Probably the ?Ed.
toat noTel entertainment ever given in pftrt, i
tiiacity vu that in the Opera Houae that*
aturday evening laat for the benefit bv thi
f the Children1* Home. The novel- thatii
r of the performance, the mystery early
urrounding the thing, and the qooii to the
auae for which it waa given, combined J. Ba
a attract a Urge andience, every Beat occui
own atairs being occupied, and a good a aligl
i?ny in the family circle upstairs. lauori
The entertainment opened with an ex- them
ibition of "twenty world>renowned prize cane,
abUa, each bo famous in itn peculiar Whee
ole that all great authors, from Dickens at Ho
own and up, have chosen one as the hero ed Ch
fa book, which in ltd turn has become taryt
arnous because of its fidelity to nature." briell
Mm Sallie Meholin, principal of Ihe usual
'bird Ward public school, had charge of terprl
ho collection, and Mr. W. J. II. Bown, had c
he merchandise broker, as Iter boy to thi
Sloppy," introduced the cherubs to the rWed
tudience. Kach of the infant* was in prcdi
urn introduced, something after thestyle l'rof.
if Mrs. Jarlev's wax works, and exhibit- aomei
d hia peculiar talent*. Among theae He m
elebrated babies we noticed aeveral bear- road
ng a striking reaemblance to certain ploye
>rominentcitirens of Wheeling. We could work,
lave sworn that No. 1, a rather tall baby expei
n pantalettes and pinafore, who spoke ing l!
lie piece, "you'd scarce expect one of mr terpr
ige" etc, and burst into tears in the mid- ing it
tie of it, was Hia Honor Judge Cochran, labor
he likeness was ao great. And when We c
'Tiny Tim" was wheeled to the front thank
n n high chair, nuraing his doll up- *Wa
lue uuwn, mm cjiujijiy n?n mm- !? ???.
telled to mount a step-ladder to feed sens c
lim, many persona in the audience rcall y We i
upposed that Maj. .T. C. Alderson, the of hii
rell known insuranco agent, hail gone Mr
>ack to long dresses. "Jinx's Baby," too, forcib
rith its wonderfully solemn exnre*?ion, ho wn
nstinclively reminded one of Dr. T. B. cd?h
Campbell. The cherub in the cradle, Baggi
rhen the vail was removed from hit* faco npirei
ind "Sloppy" pushed him to the front, and r.
ooked singularly like our friend Prof, work
juttenburg, editor of the German paper, of th
There were other babies there we thought were
re had wen before. For instance to th
rc are quite sure that the industrious come
tabe who displayed ho much familiarity serin!
rith the needle, can be seen almost any road
tay at the Court Ilouse, and if we are not Bridp
nistaken the first letter of his name is proac
'am. McColloch. Then we think we de- ticull
ecled Dr. Tom. O. Ed wards, S. M. Ham- were
hon and Ed. Dunaway on the stage. progr
After the''baby show" came a very theC
;ood tableau, "Little Red Hiding Hood,'' the ri
ind some character acting by J. Kemple. tiona
lake personated some leading citizens so mark
luccessfully that he was rewarded with a comp
torm of applause, and recalled several ing si
ime*. "The Seasons" was the next tab- their
eau, after which .Sam.* McColloch and prese
ibout a dozen well known gentlemen of he wt
he city marched upon the stage and This i
vent through some of the most extraor- more
linary military manoeuvres we ever wit- alone
lessed, a la the hietorical "awkward indeb
quad." Mary and her little lamb were Mr.I
hown in the next tableau, and then "He!- just n
m's Babies," dramatized for the occasion ed hi
>y Mrs. 51. A. Clifton. wa< presented with ferrei
he following cast: Uncle Harry,Dr. T. the p
>. Edwards; Budge, Sam. Wilson: Toddie, the r<
Lustin Beach; Mrs. Marlon, Mi?* Capi- read*
ola Marshall; Miss Mayton, Miss Elua the ti
dcKelvey. The piece was well performed, poste*
mil heartily applauded. upon
After thin were the following tableaux : Tbi
3rigand's Bride, l'airof SnuQ'ers.Joan of bj M
^.rc. The entertainment concluded with ed, ai
l roaring farce called "Luck of Roaring Ret
?amp." Among those taking part in the berla
ableaux we noticed I)r. A. L. Meyer,the C., T.
rewish Rabbi, Justice Tolivar, Mr. J. D. tleme
[)u Bois, Uncle Jerry Sheppard, W. J. W. the f
2owden and MissJulia Mitchell, the latter build
li "Joan of Arc." The entertainment was rapid
:ertainly an immense success, and relied* _ All
ouch credit upon its projtctors. ing ai
Rase Ball?Oct ox tiie Home Bask. Uri
-Never did a more disappointed and
lisgustcd crowd leave a ball field than 1"
hose who witnessed the second game be- am<3"
ween the C'hamiiioni, of Springlield, and
Standards,of this city,on Saturday last.
Notwithstanding tile fact that" the
Champions had won in Friday'* game, ,iel,a
he friends of the home club wero still COy
onfident that the visitors would sutler n .
lefeat, some even going so far as to put a ? *
ip their "little pile" to that effect. The jer'
;ame was called at 3:25 P. M. with the .* ,
lomo club at the bat. Our old friend j ^Jj
?/?lihv McMirlmla w:uMfOpntrd nmniro
md he was vociferously cheered as lie
00k his position and gave the ?, j
rord "play." Our boy* by good Vy [,
afe hits and several error* on the *! ,
>art of the strangers, a cored :> in the first V; ^'
nning and one each in the aecond, third (t*
md fifth, and in turn blanked the .af*|
Jhamps., the score standing at the begin- V1? ^
ling of the sixth inning, Standard G; Jj
Champions 0. The Standard boys came *1
n for their sixth inning, their faces all llen^
rreathed in smiles and smacking their Bon'
ips over an anticipated feait at the con- pL.
iuaion of Uie game, visions of ice cream, pour
trawberry abort-cake, pine apples and morn
,11 the delicacies of the season loom- gpjr|
ng up before them in gigantic eyenj
iroportiona, while the visitors took an(j y
heir positions in the field with a i.-pj
[loomy prospect of returning supperleas :ecl ,
o their "littlo beds." The telegraphic Xortl
perator was requested to aend tlie good jQ0rn
lews over to the city with all possible eg|V j
peed. The home club failed to add any guj
0 their score in the Olh inning, while the tj,e j]
lhampa succeeded in getting in two runs. ??q,
Icore 0 to li in favor of Wheeling. In jen,.,
he 7th inning both clubs were blanked,
"he Standard* were also blanked in the prjcj,
ighth inning, the inning generally so "Duti
lisaatrous to them, and as will be olwer- jj,e e,
ed there was no deviation from the genral
custom, as the strangers succeeded by mrMj
errilic hatting, asaiated by errors on the gecon
tart of the Standards, in making no less ?pj1(
han Gruns. As run after run was scored PW*|0
0 the credit of the visiting club, the q'j,,
pectators.who had cheered the home club
0 lustily, now cbnnged to the winning jje,
ir al cach good hit of the visitor* and ]>(.||n
rror on the part of the Standards. The
itandards were blacked in the ninth in- .Maul
ling, the Champions making 3 and win- -fj,,
ling the game by a ncore of 11 to 0. Stree
There wan some pretty good fielding on ]ji
othsides, but it waa more than counter- mom
alanced by numerous error*. The only wj,icl
emarkahle playing during the game waa the If
red-hot, two-hound lly taken by Man a- jn ^
er Venum oil* tin* fence back of the H0po
atching position. The following is the nexti
coro: yean
CIUMJMOS. mMOtRD. ,nr _
o. n o. a. ">r w
'carro ^.....3 l I.tnc -3 1 that (
lerker 0 Moffnt S 1 t0 th?
*i!th?r ..5 0 /uuklDs-.... '1 2
/olforJ 4 I Ulaarctxk .3 1 fr?lt
nyd?r .........t 1 !linu....H .. 3 0 1 u'
'Hfflih a 5 Bartler?- 3 o Turm
Hller -i 3 Wilklnwn .. 5 0 tcrda
~....t Gallagher 4 0 i f, :
titclicll l Uublnwu -.1 1 Ul '
hoard
ToUl n jToUl 21 6 the R
hampton. 0 0 o o o 2 0 c 3-ii apent
tAtxUnl s l l o l o o o o-C ent.
TTtnplnv-Mr. Robert McUlchol. at al
*.?C 01 Raiur?1 wo noun.
fcrron-sundird, 6; Champion, 9. Iurn"'
harned Huns?Standard, 2; Champion, C. good i
Fey,
Noray N ew i boy8.?Editor?Intelligcnccr 1 I
->\ c t)eaire to protest through the col- ,
imns of your paper against the loud and p?cia!
otnteroun way in which the Sunday
fader is cried through our street* on "ew
unday morning, i'eople alpng our ner ir
luuiwuguiatdi flreiiw#Rntu rrg* V y
ilnrly from their slutnberfl by the news- aro 1,1
ori loudly and profanely bawling at the
op of their voice*; while later church
oer* and. all who have a reference for
he Sabbath are ahockcd and dlngwited at ?
uch grow and unnecesaary violation of Jjicelj
he holy day. If the pa|>era have to be "owei
old let it be done quietly and in a sen- w""'1
ibleway, and have done with this un- ? '&r
ecewary bellowing on the Sabbath. Thoc
CmzEff. lbe b
* paren
A number of young people residing on "ingi?
3th street held a picnic at .Sycamore *ero
Irove, up Caldwell's Run, Saturday nf- k?m|
ernoon. S?me?
Mr. C
1? a Nurier wherein all in life and Sabba
lugh instead of/crying and fretting, nectei
hero is mire to be found Dr. Bull'# Baby tion v
lyrup: Price 2& cento per bottle. daw exerci
0 Womrr BRiwjEroirrnis Cahed.
Intelligencer?'The dUxena of Bridge- |
appreciating the great advantages i
ill undoubted!? beiccujed to them ]
t T. V. A W. It. R, and knowing
La location and the proapecta of iti
completion are almoet entirely due i
.indefatigable effort* of Meairi. A. <
ggs and Hom J. Alexander, took i
ion Saturday evening to manifest in i
lit degree their appreciation of the i
1 of these gentlemen, bjr presenting
each with a beautiful gold headed
purchased of Mr. J. W. tirubb, of
ling. The presentation waa made
lloway'a Hall. Dr. Cook waa electairman,
and 1'rofesaor Pratt, Sec reif
the meeting. The Doctor spoke i
j. lie aaid auch meeting* were
Iy held at the completion of an en*
Ise, but the gentlemen to be honored ,
:ompleted their work. lie referred
b incalcuable advantages to bo dafrom
thla new line of railway, and
cted a golden era to our town.
Pratt otlered a few remarka, giving
of the reasons for calling the meeting.
ltd during the construction ol the
a Urge force o[ men would be em*
d, who would ortherwise be out of
, Tbe money they earned would be
ided at our stores, thereby increaale
activity of trade. In all luch en*
inen Home men take the lead in push*
forward. Wo have those who have
ed for years to secure ua thla road,
ertainly owe to them more than our
IB.
irren llollister, Eiq., made the first
ntation speech, on behalf of thecitiA
Bridgeport, to lions J. Alexander,
rill not attempt even a synopsis of
\ excellent speech.
. Alexander responded in his usual
ile and eloquent stvle. He said
is not entitled to the honor conferoth
canes should be given to Mr.
i. Everything he had done was in*
il by him. It was his brain, energy
ea) that had accomplished the great
. He thought it unnecessary to apeak
e advantages of the road,as thev
evident to all. He referred
e difficulties that had to be over*
in securing the right of way, sublions,
etc., nnd the enemies of the
were uanuieu wuuoui riovcb.
;eport had been atung by the re:hea
of the neighboring towns?parirly
Bellnire?and even now they
doing all they could to retard the
ess of the work, having warned
ounty C'ommiaaionera not to allow
nad to run along the line cf the Na1
Pike. Judging from Mr. A.'a rea
we fear tho Bridgenortera will be
elled to keep a guard on their roll;ock,or
Bellairewill pilfer somo of
locomotives. Mr. Alexander then
nted Mr. Btg$s hia cane, saying
u the right man in the right place,
road had beeh hia day dream for
than fivo yearn, and it was to him
the citizens of Bridgeport were
ted for thia great enterprise,
lagga waa taken by aurprise, hating
eturned from Cleveland, lie thanka
fellow-citizens for the honor con*
1 and apoke at length concerning
roapecta of the early completion of
[tad. He said it would positively be
' for the iron twelve mouths from
rat of July. Mr. 11. ia thoroughly
il and hia statements can be relied
3 following resolution was offered
r. Holliflter and unanimously adoptter
which the meeting adjourned:
\olred, That in Uie Hon. Sclah Cham*
in, the Directors and officers of the
V.& W. R. It. Co., we recognize genii
of integrity and honor, and have
ullest confidence that they intend
ing the road to the Ohio river aj
ly as iKMsible.
were highly pleased with the meetnd
feel confident that the road will
he completed. Jenkins*.
hlrjfpori, June 17.
k Hotki-m. ? The following arc
g the late arrivals at the hotel*:
JamcA?J. S. Keetf, Mt. Pleasant;
er S. Lamb, I'arkersburg; W. Ji.
n, Columbu*; John K. Uow, alitor
ire Leader, Ik llai re, O.;0. S. FeddiBaltimore.
mm?J. it. Sjnott, Newburg, W.
Hiss Lucy Driver, MLu Hattie DritV'ashipjjton,
Pa.; E. A. McUrew, 0.
anson, Barnesville; E.C. Paden, PaValley;
John Cekal, Parkernburg;
, Martin, Burr's Mills.
t... tr ii \r:.-u?ti c?
G. D. Camden, G. \V. Johnson,
eburg; II. K. Bear, M. llendershot,
iville; J. 8. Shepherd, Parkersburg,
Hiram, Geo. C.Fleming, Grafton; 1'.
own, jr., Barnesville; It. E. Bryson,
insburg; A. L. Madison, Washingn,
Pa.; Geo. Williamson, Vicksburg;
iirkby, U. B. Navy; C. J. Cnrtera,
(burg; li. W. Burnham, Oakland;
y Strong, Stcubenville; E. J. Kergu airmont.
lpit Points.?Dr. George, at the
th Street M. E. Church ye3terday
ing, preached upon "The lloly
t in Pre-Gospel Times." In the
ng bin subject was "God's Estimate
dan's Estimate."
?e Lord as a Kefiner" was the subif
Kev. Wilding's sermon at the
i Street M. E. Chuch yesterday
ing. Evening subject: "True Honin
Our Dealings with God and Man."
>jects of Kev. Clancy's sermons, at
iaptistChurch yesterday: Morning
ar True Pursuit;" evening--"Ketion
the Means ami Ends."
theZane Street M. E.Churcb llev.
.Ctt lU kuo lUUllJIIlg U|IUII
ies of Church Membership," ami in
vening upon "Why I Believe."
v. Win. Anderson, a well known
onary, occupied the pulpit of the
id Presbyterian Church yesterday,
u Wheeling U. P. Presbytery was in
<n at Cadiz last Wednesday. '
e annual Cadiz Camp Meeting will
this year abontthe loth of August.
v. Chalfant, of Martin's Ferry,
bed in the Presbyterian churuh at
ire yesterday.
r. Jackson occupied the pulpit of St.
jews' Church last evening.
subjects discussed at the Sixteenth >
I English Lutheran Church by Kev.
_ Uarnitz yesterday, were in the
ing : "Grace in the Wilderness," in
1 a comparison was made between
irael of old and the Church to day.
8 evening the theme wan "Clirint the
of Glory." It was announced that
Sunday would commcnce the 10th
)f the connection of the present pas*
ith the church in Wheeling, and
lervices would bo held appropriate
5 occasion. .
ONEna' Excursion.?The Wheeling
srBexcurted to Cresap'* Grove yesy
on tho steamer Science. The boat
he laaftding with a good crowd on
I at 8:30 in the morning, arriving at
rove at 11 o'clock. Tho day was
in a pleasant manner by all pre*They
returned home safe and sound i
buut midnight. Vaas* string band
ihcd the music for the partv in their ;
style. Messrs. Ed. Meise^terdinand
Charles Uirsch, Jacob Sraub, and
nit not Jeaet,lol. Jake x* tinge, inn lithe
affair in a manner worthy eaI
mention. The thank* of the ex>niita
aro due Capt. Volghty and hia
for the kind and gentlemanly man1
which they wero treated; eapecial- J
|it. Voighty andpiiot Thoman, who
rut-claw genial gentlemen.
>WEit Festival,?Tlie annual flowtival
took place at the Thomion M.
urch Iait night. The altar wm very
' decorated with evergreens ami
H. Slid Ulton TAC.Vr nrwl ifnmL i.. u
iircle around the chancel rail were
ce number of beautiiul bouquet*,
hurch wu filled to overflowing with
abbath School children, teachen.
and friends. After prater ?nd
?l?ort and appropriate audreiwe*
made br Judge (Jochran, Jacob
?lo and lieT. lieiler, aftor which
the distribution of the tiowers by
. II. Collier, Superintendent of the
Ih School, a*nUted by ladien con1
with it, after which thecongregaras
diamiued. The whole ofjthe
isei! were enjoyed by all prcient.
I'jomc.?The Maione ol Mutis'i Ferry
gire a picnic it the grore is tint
place on Saturday next. Johnnie Birch
lurniahee the mule lor the occulou. .
Mm. from Socidy Journal t "Mill 8?
ippeared to rwiltire dijidrantige be:?uie
ol cloudlneae ol complexion and?
muit we write It ?-plmple? polling in
otherwise beautllnl conntenuce." [She
ihonld by >11 metni procure tnd u<e Dr.
Bull'. Blood Mixture. Bep,] d?w.
Dos't (til to >ee the Bunyin Tibletux
it Zane Street Church.
Dr. K. A. fibqohir'i Medicated
Cmcictiw, (or the rellel and cure ol
every lorm ol Jrepepeli, or other lunctlonal
diieaie ol the atomach and bow.
ell, ai well aa all lympathetic ailectlona
arialng therefrom. There ie no tute or
eoell of medicine about them?nothing
to Indicate to perione uilnjt them that
they are taking medicine. Their principle!
are so combined aa to affect the ayetem
by imeniible action, which giree a
quick, healthy and complete dlgeition.
cure* the diaeaae by removing the cauee.
For eale by drugguta and grocere gener*
*"y. i i [
r>.i !?. . W...R* ?r a ai
UUAIAflS X IIKilUl?kfVUVUk VII ? U,
Library.
Exthaordikary Babqaikb IH plahos
ahd Oboahs.?Our readers will hardly
credit it when we tell them how low a
first-class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams & Lucas', 1227 Market street.
For instance:
A fine carved Koabe Piano, seven octaves,
as good as new, for $375; first cost
$760.
An elegant rosewood Piano, carved
legs, soven octaves, (can not be told from
a new ono) for $265: first cost $500.
Other good second-hand Pianos at from
$40 to $160.
Splendid new Pianos of the best makes,
including Steinway, Knabc, llazelton and
others, at from $400 to $1,000.
In the lino of Organs Messrs. Adams &
Lucas sell the Mason A Hamlin, Smith,
American, and several other makes, at
the lowest possible prices?from $85 to
$300. Some very good second-hand Organs
as low as $40 to $410. Altogether, a
better variety can not be found in any
music store.
Terms of payment will bo made to suit
all responsible parties, while for cash a
very liberal discount will be made.
1 hive beenleeding mj hheil Oysters
on spring chickens and ico crcaru, nnd
they are fat. Try some. Laramie.
Suits for all, at lower prices than you
erer saw them. I. Bldm?& Bko.
TnE fineat shoes kept in the city at
L. V. Blond's.
We'll wager all wc own that Laramie
is tho prettiest sign on Market street.
Do you intend buying a Linen Suit? Be
sure and goto I. Blum ?S? Bro.; you will
pave money ami see a large variety of
Btyles.
Strawberries and Milk,
Strawberries and Cream,
Strawberries and Ice Cream, at Laramie's
new place near Opera House.
Latest arrival! Two hundred new
styles of Embroidered Linen and French
Percale Suits.
One thousand new patterns of Wall
Paper; also Silks, Cashmeres, (Srenadines,
anu r ancy Uress uooni*, a* low as iu cw.
per yard.
Twenty-five piece* of the beet and cheap*
e*t Carpets in the city.
Two thousand pound* of Superior
Southern Carpet Chain; call noon if you
wiih to save money, at
Joiik KokmEli's,
Dry Good*, Carpet and Wall 1'ajier Emporium.
_
White goods of all description*, very
cheap. 1. Blum & lino.
JDrr received. a lot of Children'* Shoes
of the latent styles, at L. V. Blond's.
Summer Silks at 75 cents per yard, at
I. Blum & Bros.'
CAnrETs 1 CarpetH! Carpet*! Ilia a
well nettled fact that the cheapest Carpets
and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J. W. FebbelV,
Corner Main and 20ili St..
Black Hermains and Grenadines at
one-half what others sell them for, at I.
Blum A Bros.'
Latent styles of shoes just received at
L.y. Blond's.
Five hnndred different ntvlp* nf T,tnpn
Suits, all our own manufacture. and the
richest stvles. i. Blum Bro.
Break down in pricea of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now is your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
J.W. Ferrel.
Come and see our 75 cent Silks, you
will say that they are the cheapest and
handsomest goods you ever saw.
I. Blum & lino.
Gent*' tine shoes of the latent style*
just received at L. V. Blond's.
Good Black Kid Gloves for 35 eta., at
J. Vff Fkrrbl'u.
Ip you want to get suited in a pair of
shoes go to L. V. Blond's.
Break down in Prices.?Dress Goods
cents, Black Kid Gloves 35 cent* and
Carpets as cheap as 15 cents. They have
to be sold to rai?e money now.
J. W. Ferrki..
The cheapest uhoes in the city at
L. V. Blond'*
Alt. nervous, exhausting, and painful
diseases speedily yield to the ouratire
influences of Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts and Bands. They are safe, simple,
and effective, and can ho easily applied
by the iiatient himself. Book, with full
particulars, mailed free. Address Pulnullum
Ohio.
A. well-timed and judicious conceasion
to the popalar demand for reduced
rates haa added very greatly to the former
excellent popularity of the Colonnade
Hotel, Philadelphia. eod
False Impression.?It is generally
supported by a certain class of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured,
but we are pleased to say that Grren'h
Adoust Flower has never, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such aa Sour
Stomachs, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
palpitation ot the Heart, low spirits. Ac.,
&c. Out of 30,000 dozen bottles sold last
vear, not a single failure wax reported,
hut thousands of complimentary letters
received from Druggwta of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any caae.
Try it. Sample tattle 10 cent*. Regular
Size 75 cents. For sale by Logan, List &
Co., and Laughlin Bros. A Co.
eodAw.
WJBUTK
......ry ur ,,,,, M Mi^UAL
to W iiltft &?p, f.,r It In muli of 1'UIlK
VhOKTAtlLt* OILS, and ?,r thn air...
proem, which rvtalna all tho natural hallo*
qtulltlra of tha oila. It co?ta MO MUCH
LESS than th? Imported artlck, that It la
rapidly ruining Into general household uae
The u?o of Colored Soaps la condemned by
Physicians a> Uahls lu produce aiin dUeasea
Thu 1'UlllTY of thu White Soap rtnderg
{[ u$t perfectly harmUtt. Mule only by
Fnocrwi A Qawilb, Cincinnati. Sold ?>r all
wholesale and retail groccn,
fe20-M*cow
INSURA
PENN MUTUAL LIF
OF PHI LADE
DIVIDKNDf MID TO POLICY H010UI
ACCUMULATED CAfiiriU....'
BAUL. C. DUE
SAUL. E. STOKES, Vlrc PmidtDt I
II. 8. 8TEP1IENS, 3d Vice rreildent. I
Every Policyholder la a neaibar of the
and privilege!.
It tu declared aora dlvldcndi la i?b
Company la the United Statet.
It la liberal In In manageaiint, pnmpt I
ROBERT W. TUCK
lOFFIOE, No. 58 TWhLFI
^?*A|tcnto wanted In eiery lection of thi
C. OCLEBA
SOLE AGE
Silver La
PRODUCT OF MILL 1,1
Jackson's Petersburg'
Buchannan & Lyalls' New V
Threo of the largest ind most cell
States. We carry a large line of 1
vantages not obtainable elsewhere.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUI
GENERAL ME
And you will be convinced (for lit
ruling rates.
C. OGLEBA
No
my 16
Dkiunun romuiiip
i mil i iiiui uimimMJi ului
flaring secured the services of
3vir. xj. lxjtes
As Foreman ami Manager, we are now prepared
to do all kinds of
Painting,
Graining,
Encaustic, and
Stipple Work.
We will furnish estimates and take contracts
for Painting Public and Private
Buildings, Builders and Contractors are
invited to call on us.
We are also prepared to do what this city
ban long felt the need of, vis,
Genuine Kalsomining,
By means of which all cracks in walls and
ceilings are eutirely obliterated.
OUR PRICES WILL BE A8 LOW AS
IS CONSISTENT WITH GOOD WORK.
A. W. PAULL&BRO.,
1142 Main Street,
fe23 IlQRsmtOQg'fl Block.
PeabodylnsuranceCo.
WHEELING, W. VA.
I'ald lip Capita! - - - *100,000. |
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Writes moderate Unea on Dwellings Farm Property,
GrJt-cUu Merctntilfl and Msnulacturlng
risks, and on Cargo risks on Western waters.
DIBECT0B3:
A Ion to Loring, A. &L Adams,
I)r. W. J. Batw, Jas. F. Barnes,
S. P. Illldreth, Alex. Lauglilln,
John I.. Klce, P. A. Wiagcrter,
K. 8. lrwlo,
ALOIfZO LOB I SO, Prea'L
J. V. L. BODGE IIS Bec*y. mrlS
W. II. CALDWBLL, A. B. SMITH, A. X. PTEVHTSOW
Praa'u Brownr. Manager
SMITH & CO.,
Browert, Maltsters & Hop Deilert.
Having thoroughly renovated the Wheeling
Brewerr, and changcd Ita entire management by
organliiufi a Joint 8tock Company.and placingMr.
A. F- tiMITH In charge of the Brewing Department,
we are now prepared to furnish
hUlTirs CELEBRATED
BITTEB. PALI A K1NNETT ALES, POSTER, Ac.,
Fdllr an l? IK.rt.~i.^ -vuvi
, wimil uu ocrcioiorc (JITCD
thnn mch extend re repnUUon.
Wo reapecUolly aoUdt jrour patroaase.
WH SMITH A OK
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. 1155 Karkkt St., ii Iks only Pntolau En(aurani
in the city. It la tlw only Beataurant that
mi separate room* for ladlrs, or where you can find
that quiet deanllnNg of a home, combined
with the best evUitu that on b# found In the citv.
He keen on hand the very beat the market aflbrdi
in vegetable*. fiih, oyatera. game, and ererythlne
In aeaaon, and aema It up in a manner unexcelled
in the country, lie can be relied upon alwaya to
furnlih everything flrat-elaan. Je8
JAMES L. IIAWLEY,
MercliandiMO Broker
And HEAL ESTATE AOEST.
B?.Loana upgotlaled for Lendera and Borrowera.
1520 Maw Brum.
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T 92.A.C?P?"?1 havkokhaw)
tif.??ftrul i 'roni the IouIIds mtnp
'n ^ country. including Lorillard'i,
H.i&Sftr i^lrook; konltor N.ry, Harry ?
yW.Uamrr Uud.cn, J. a Paw,
i. C.b.????: J* * "?t I*nTlUe, V?.; B. F. Orar^
'Ti I?n innilih til itjlrt nude bjr
iMN ticlvrln at lovtit market pticr.
M. BK1LLY. 1109 and 1311 MalnSU
O ROOMS?300 DOZEN FANCY, VAJJ
IUOUti tlMjnat rtcdrad tod for aale by
if. WLLY, 2909 jmd 1311 JUlnst ]
NCE.
E INSURANCE CO.
IPHIA, PA.
ZED 1847.
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Y, President.
J A3. WEIR MASON, Actujry,
HENRY AC8TIK, Kccrtltry,
Conpiay, eitltled Ii all Iti ulviitigi,
f, ud of l?fjtrp?r?inU|t thin my
n It* lattlaaaita ?f Immi.
I?;It, Goooral Atfoui.
CH ST., WHEELING, W. VA.
?State; aUo City Solicitor!. up,;
1# O
lY & OUINS,
NTS FOR
ke Flour.
300 BBLS. PER DAY.
rnhonnn
uuaucu mouuiatlUry,
'ork Tobacco Manufactory,
ibrated manufactories in the United
'obacooi, and can give buyer* idft
IMMENSE STOCK OF
RCHANDISE,
;e quality) our price* are far below
y &c SOUSTS,
s. 1412 & 1414 Main Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Jj18TARLI.SITEDIN 1837.
J. KKLSOS VAXCK. | W. I. BCOUEL | A. O. W1NCHII ]
VANCE, HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
VANCE & ADAMS tnd C. D. KNOX L CO.
Manufacturer* anil Jobbers of
Boots and Shoes,
No. 1301 Main St, WbeiHng.W.Vt.
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FIRE WORKS,
FLAGS, LANTERNS,
RALL00N8, CRACKERS,
TORPEDOES, PISTOL".
CAPS, Ac, Ac. h
Especial Bargains arc oflered nhrre bdJ"
considerable quantity ii ?wanted, 11?*n | 1
send in your orders early.
IsT. SHITJLZ,
jc5 1318 KAIIKKT '
BUILDER^
J. M. HAWLEY,
CARPENTER.
Office?930 1IAEKCT SICKKT.
BetMence?51 Fiptekstii StreW">J9
TjlOR BALE-On Boutli Broidw?r HntlW"''
JP one BuildlojcLnU 40 f#*l front j
Uneihade trt?t,?nJ lot filled up shore
tnyt8 JOHN M. i
T30ARDING.
A pleasant Front Room on sefi>u?l ^K f L
suitable for a gentleman and hi* wifr- 'Df
niihed or unfurnished. AI??, f?ur J08" *
men can be accommodated with n row?'
h!l? hnmn l.nn?,l .?.! It?-?lr0f c*
12 by 10, one bed in each room. ('0(K^
room, supplied with cold and b? t ?*',r
A large front sitting room down ?ti '>
specially for the boarders. Tableful
ed with the best the market afford*. ,
Apply at 128 Sixteenth St.
T^OMESTIC
GASOLINE COOKING STOVE.
Th? moat Economic*! in J Conwoirnt *t< ' iD
world. T
NO SMOKE, NO SOOT, NO DIRT
It is llfht and portslJe sn<l Muily
I-CIBUM. V?U UC IWU IU *r, i
oroutofdoun. JUST THE T1I1M*
HER USE. Will Bako belter thin ?nrJ "1
Wood SlOTe, u the brat U uniform and J??7
olaud. WlUKoaatallklnd?of t
la abort tlilj Stote will do til kln?l? *? -j .E '
ran be done on any Cooking Mom or MWft
horter lltue, u tbe Store can 1* Ilil't"1 " hHl(fj
furuieln two minutes. TheO*?ncan '* lrft
ready for Uaklog In fire mlnutee. Urpr " ptffi
are now In um In different _]?rf of tlir 0;:
|lrlng entire utlafactJon Tbebtojectf ? .
J. O. I'AVNKM,
mr? KI4M.tlrrt
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECOBE TMJJ
TOBY.?Agenta are making ' Iy?n
per day. Wo want Agenta In etery ceuuf* ^
ind towoahlp In Ohio and We?t \ln{lu'._cM 9itt
pleaaant buafneea than aelllnj bookaand ?#?
profitable. One yoang lady, 17 ye?n <>? . r<rIng
|8 00 per day idling the Hutorf ?j ?
*9. a FtortKMli et, Wludtol. W. Y?. "