The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], January 30, 1879, Image 4

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AIT ANTED?A buyer at 13,000 for a comf
V pitta and baudioiuo Drug btore. appraliod correctly
at W,ono. Addrtaa 1.8. STOCKING, Aaabpiea,
Manafleld.Ohio. . wit
^yi?TEI>Aaentae?erywhera
for the Gold and Mlm CounttrMl
Coin PdMiur,
HEKiaA.-) MANUFACTURING CO.,
?mi H?? W
WASTED.?WK DES1IIE TO ESTAUMdll
a general agency In Wheeling or vicinity,
ty control the tali* ol a oUplo article of daily family
ouuiuui|>lkiu. Any to?*illu uiau with amaiJ capital
may twure a permanent, paying bualneea. tor particular*
addtew (?a***wuu N'v'u Company, las
Fulton atreet, New York. wit
ANTED?EVERYBODY TO KNOW
That they can have alt kind* of Bowing Machinal
repaired, or taken iu parliament for tha light <unnlni
DOMESTIC, WillIV and A'A'IK HOME HEWJ.SO
HAC IIIHES, at lUIIUrkat aired.
JOS. II. SAGE.
?'All work warranted. **10
3po* Stent*
i,X)H KENT-NO. 30 I'ENN HTltEBT, UlllUESr
1 ground on Inland. Urh k house In jro?d order,
V rooms, laundry and wash house, gas, water, bath
and eluseis. No better ai?onim<idailotis In auy oihtr
house. large jrard. Itent tow. A][l,,[j,0A,)AMjj
170It UKNT?llHICK HOb'ME. 8 1UK)MS AND
.U ntorc, No. 63 Klglitrvuth street; water and gas.
Also thellrlck House ou tin* corner of Eleventh and
Chsplluo street. l'ossmlou ou April liU
Janl4 A. M. ADAMS.
JpORKENT?
Flte rooms, upstair*. In tho larg* l>rt;k dwelling
house. No. 22 Twentieth street. conuli.ln* tenroouu
and flnlnlied attic, aulUble for two famllii*; has bol
and cold wnler and gas. Apply to W. C. YOUNG, al
Harpft A flros. Janl6
JlOU KENT?
The SALOON AND STOllEUOOM In the Open
Itouie. Alio the Uar, Furniture and Fixtures of said
Hsloon (or sale at reasouaMe flgurts. For terms appl)
at the office of the
UBItUAN FIjtE INSURANCE CO.,
JaM _ No. Fourteenth street.
JPOR UKNT.?
Throe ELKO ANT dwellings, Nos. 87,39 and
41 Fifteenth Street.
Twuninull hotweaon the Island, and tlirec
in the Kiftli Wurd. Knnnire of
II. FOUnES,
janl8 Custom Honac,
J^OIl RENT
One twonrtory Frame ITouw, containingseven roouu
and ball, on South York street. Three Frame Houses
oil Delaware street.
The abovo linuten aro newly papered anil gralaec
throughout, ami lutve Rood colkra and all convenlen
cm, and will be rental low to good parties.
Apply to 11. F. JOSES, 1188 Market Street.
jpoirnKNT~
The RESIDENCE No. 1130 EolT Street
one door above Twelfth Street.
Enquire of
JAS. L II AW LEV,
jan2 1220 Main Street
j^OH KENTTWO
ROOMS (communicating, onefurnish
ed,) in Bailey's block, No. 1300 Market street
on tbird floor, front. All the modern conve
uiencea. Enquire of II. FORBES,
B?i20 Custom ITonw.
2fac swt*.
FOR 8ALB-A BKCOND-HAND LAW
YER Printing Prtas. Platen 14x17. Apply a>
InUtlllupiiHT OWIM*. KMav
For sale?2,000 pounds oli
TVl'E, aultable fur Uabbltt Metal. Will be toll
in lota to ault purchasers. Apply at Intelligence)
Oflee. aeS
For sale-tiie piano wagos
of Adams A Lucas. The running gears aro near
ly new. Will be aold at a *ery low price. To be sect
v k
"d'tfl " *'*"* A. M. ADAMS.
L10U SALE?A TWO-8TOKY BIUCK HOUSE
Jj altunlc oil Eoll at reel, between tilth and 23il
itrnli, containing nix mount and wuMi liuum*. Tin
JluiiM) will be nolil cheap anil on ea*y terms. Apply t<
ClIlllsTIAN LOTA
jnn22 So. EoffatrwU
J^OR SALEKANSAS
LANDS and some Ohio Count)
property that I will sell at a great bargain
Call ana see what I have, If you want to rnakt
money. JOUN McDONALD,
ap20 Real Estate Agent, Kim Grove.
mm SALE LOW AND ON EAS\
J? TERMS.
Farm ut 240 acres, on the Ohio liver, eighteen mile
Jrora Wheeling. About one-third river bottom (flni
alluvial soil, not aubject to overflow), well adapted foi
Market Gardening; about lOOacresfine timber, wbtct
can b? eailly cultivated when cleared. Watered by i
tpriug drain: will make a splendid aiock form.
W. V. HOOK A BRO.,
mr38 1300 Market St.
jpok SALETWO
FARMS in Iteliuont count r, Ohio?ono eight]
acre?, ono mile Muthwot of St.CUlr*vUlc; the qthej
CVI'UIj ncre?, one luut' 01 l-.SSt Klclilanil. Ilotl
have good two-story dwellings, burns, stables, wagoi
beds, Ac. Also good orchards of various kinds o
fruit. Tlia springs on Imtli plan's urc unusually ftnu
ruuning water on each place. Inquire o( or addresi
PLATOFF /AN E. Trust**.
Ja2J Box 481, Wheeling, W. Va.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES. "
I will on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1879, olTer al
public sale at the (rout door of the Court House
rummeurlng at 10 o'clock a. ui., tlio following prop
?rty, to-wit: Brick House No. fll Seventeenth strett
ground IS tool front, runiilng buck 00 feet; also, Dou<
Lie Frame Houae Noa. C3 and 65, Alloy 1ft, ground M
fe?t front, ruonlng back GO feet. Will be sold elthei
single or double, to suit purchasers. Call and exatu
Ine houK* before tbo day of sale. Terms Cash.
J AUKS A. HENRY.
Wm. II. lUttKR, Auctioneer. Jn2"
I?OR SALE.?AS I KXPKCT TO HE
. T1 HE from tlie hotel business by April 1st, I ottei
lor sale all of tho Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Itedding and Bed Clothes, contained in the "Olc
llome Hotel." Also, the Bur Fixtures, excluding
counter mul back shelving. Thlslsoncof the old mi
Hotel stands In theclty, and liasa No. I line of paying
patrousge. tlood stables are attached. Any cm
desiring to enter Into the Hotel business will do wel
by applying to tho undersigned.
UKOIUIK SCHWA RZBACH,
Proprietor Old Home Hotel, Nua. luW and 1(K10 Markct
Street. jalOw*
CHEAP HOMES.
MAO will liuv a Ptsmn Hmiu anil Int n?
$730 wliiliuy a two-ntory Jlouito and Lot In North
Wheeling.
fSW will bur a new twoitory Home and Lot in
Centra Wheeling.
11,1)00 will buy a line llrlok Homo and l#l in East
Wheeling.
Five Farm*, large und miibII, near th city, for wty
one (or rent. Valuable city property for rent and foi
cxchaniui lor a good farm near the clt y.
Enquire of
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
JmilS Rf?l KiUta Aggnt>. IXO Murlut a,., up .Utfi.
^ssiosurs SA1.K OK
Fine Cutlery, Sporting Goods, Hardware,
Guns, Pistols. Sewing Machine Attachments
and Houee-furnlshlng
Goods,
.Embracing the complete itock at
Krytci'^j lll."5 Market St.
Purchaser* will take notice that in order to rcallxe
money out u( thive gooil* U fast a* pcmlM* the plica
will Im> placed below Eastern vliolcsalo rale?, uwuring
OHEAT HARUAIK3 TO ALL.
Until further notice, grinding, polishing, repairing
and manufacturing light machinery will bccofeilnued
aa heretofore at the above aland.
Jtt7 WILLIAM H. B11E1B, Awlgnee.
y .iiiUAUitU I'Aiui run SALE.
Id the Circuit Court of Brooke County, Wait Virginia.
Vincent Vaniuetre )
vs. I lu Chancery.
Wm. 1*. Campbell ct al. J
By virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court of Brooke
county, mule ami entered in the above entitled cause
on the 19th day of Septemlier, 1878, I, J. E. Curtis,
Sberltt of Broke i-ouuty, will mil at public auction, at
the front door of the Court House ot Brooko county,
Weal Virginia, in the towu of Wellsburg, on
THURSDAY, J AN U Alt Y !?. 1879,
Ther?al estale described In the bill and proceeding* In
Mid cause. bald lan 4 U situated on the waters of
ltufflUo. adjoining tho towu of Bethany, Itrookecouuty,
said to contain
27S ACRES,
Known aa the home farm of the late Alexander
Campbell, and will bo sold aa a whole, or In three or
more parpela, aa may seem beat for the Interest of aM
parties.
Txuu OK Salk?One-fourth of the purchase money
auh In hand on the day of sale, the residue in three
equal Installments uu a credit of one, two and ehree
year* respectively, the purchaser giving his bondi
wltb good security, bearing Interest from the day of
salo fur the deferred payments, with the option to the
purchaser to par any or all of said bonds before maturity,
and the title retained until the purchase mon?
ey Is fully paid. By consent the land will be aold dear
of dower, the wife of W. 1*. Campbell joining in the
deed, but subject to the rights of Mrs. h. li. Campbell
In the homutead house and curlUoge as wunul In said
bill.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. u.
I'lats of said land can be seen at the Sheriffs OOca,
Wellsburg, ?t any time after December 1,1W*.
waM 4. R. CURTIS. Sheriff B.C.
The above wlo Ispoitponed until SATURDAY,
FKBKUAUY lUh,lS.t>. J. K. CURTIS. 8. B.C.
I find there if an Impression that 1 wish to have
my place bought In; this mlitato I wish to cor.-ecw
Any one Utfsiitng to purchaie will do mo a favor by
bldalnt.
Jam/ WJU. P. CAMPBELL
COME AND SEE!
Mtn'i Haatr Boota.............. It W op
Um'i Fine Gill I 00 op
Men'a Opera Boota. 3 78 Bp
Udlaa* Am Pablo Mo. Mlde Luce 1 78 Up
Ladle*' Fine Kid " " .................. 1 79 np
Ladloa' Kid Button.. I 00 up
Udlee' Mo. Button S 00 op
Udlaa' lm(. (Joat Button I 60
Udlee' Kid Foxed Bala. 1 20
Old Lad lea' Kid Bala. 1 80 up
Mima' Mo. Side Luce..... l 75 up
Alao a full Una of Udlaa aod Oanta* Hand and
Macblao Sowed
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which will bo aold at lha
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Til you want a good article go to
J. T. STONE,
1140 Main Street,
lett HORNBROOK'8 BLOCK.
rjlEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
During (he eleven yeare I hite hem practicing In
Wheeltug I have adiulnlatcrod gu to over Mven
thousand persons with I'kkvkct Harm, and In
most every cum with entire mUi/mOuu to xuysell and
. patlenta.
We constantly keep on hand pure Nitrous Oxide
fiu tor those that deairo to lake It.
DU. BUEQIROK & ?ON.
n?8S No. 1148 Market St
"PRICES LOW!
i -ON!
Blankets,
Furs,
Cashmeres,
Velvets,
and Silks.
' G. E. STIFEL & CO.,
1065 MAIN ST.
janO
AT WHOLESALE PRICES !
Prints, Cashmores,
Muslins, Silks,
Sheetings, Dress Materials,
Towelings, Velvets,
Towels, Shawls,
i Table Linens, Circulars.
, Napkins, Cloaks,
' White Spreads, Hosiery,
[ Embroideries, Gloves.
I
: If you wish to save money
come and look over
our stock.
; I.BLUM&BRO.
! jinr. 1101 MAIN SJJIKKf.
| Ik jfotdjtytmx.
i OlHce: Now. 2ft win! 27 Four lorn tli Mtrnt.
Xcw AdvertUemeni*.
Wanted?One Live Man.
Wniitml A ll?rl,?.
For Kent or Sale?Dwelling.
Brussels Carpets?Friend & Son.
[ Lindsley Institute?Spring Term,
j Oranges, Ac.?X. Schulz.
[ Fresh Tens?G. S. Feeny.
; Opera House?Haverly's Minstrels.
Trustee's Sale.
Commissioner's Sale.
Thermometer Record.?The following
1 shows the range of tho thermometer, as
1 observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
] 7A.H. 12 x. 8 p. m. 7 r. M.
; !W 4(1 4'i
rjtOB.\niLlT!e8.
Washington*, January 150?1 a. m.?For
. Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, lower
. temperature than on Wednesday, north
west to southwest winds, stationuJy or
slowly rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather.
i For the Lower Lakes slight rise In
I south to west, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
We are now" ready for business at our
new store, WaBhington Hall corner.
JACOB W. QRUBB, jeweler,
, Thmi'EKAncb Notes.?There will bo a
temperance meeting at Mozart Hall thin
evening. The meeting will be addressed
by Kev. Jas. Moffat and others.
ji'htinc Mjj,lk^s Couut. ? Constable
Ikmd yesterday arrested John Marlin and
took him before Justii-e John Milter, of
Madison district, to answer a charge of
committing an assault and battery on Henry
Dice, at the Kino House, anout two
weeks since. Both parties-live in the
country, and as Dice, who made the complaint,
was not in town, the examination
of the case was postponed until Saturday
next. Marlin gave bom) in tjie sum of $50
for his appearance.
Tub Gukou Cahh.?SherUT jfonl, of Ponton
county, accompanied by Messrs. Npil I
J. Fortney and Richard Nugent, returned
yestenjav from Waynesburg, Pa., where I
they had been to make arrangements to j
remove lilitiu tiregg, tho I'rcston incendiary,
to Ifingwoou. They came back
without their Man,l)owovor. his counsel
having succccded in gettlnu pji{ a writ of
Itiiiimt ror/m, niul thus detaining him.
The writ was made relurnabio Feb. 23th,
when a hearing will ha h?|Tint
resolution submitted to Council by
ljis Honor Mayor Sweeney, in a special
communication upon tho troublo of the
gas oilice, called lor a special joint committee
to investigate "tho ofliilrs of tho city
gas works." It was incorrectly printed in
tho newspapers as "the ojjlce of tho city
mis works,'1 which did not oxpress the
Mayor's wishes in the premises fully. It
was hit desire, he informs us, to nsk for a
thorough and sweeping investigation o!
tho gas affairs of thp city, such as is provided
for in the rpsojgtjoi) adopted by
Council.
If the now Street Commissioner Is so
ambitious as to dosire to immortalize himself
at tha Brat plungo into tho duties of
his office, ho should at onpe sand a corps
of picked pioneer* to operata on tlua mijdho[a
on Broadway, near Thomson M. I}.
Church. -V teamster yesterday had tho
temerity to attempt to pull a cart load of
coal down Broadway. The part is still In
the mud-holi), and blda fair to remain tlipra
until the roses como again. An efficient
Street Commissioner woi|li) bo hailed as a
deliverer by the Wonders, fo tjte rescue,
Jimmy,
Drier Hrallon.
Srai.tay weather.
Toaskaman to pay & bill is u easily
raid u dati.
Tiie Chicago cicuraionlilf hare not been
captured ai yet by Mexican bandits.
. Why does a coal wagon always break
down on the street car track, if anywhere?
Tit* policeman at the Second Ward Market
Is not allowed to sit down on his beet.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
by thu Clerk o( the County Court.
Homebody ought to try to walk 100,000
inches in 100,000 seconds, jnst for a
change.
The Legialatoa-wlll oxcurt to Moundsville
and iiispoct the State Penitentiary
on Sntunlftv. *
It wax warm last night fur tho maskers,
anil thoy removal their masks an hour
earlier than Intended.
Tiikkk devils in fee, thrco deeds of trusl
and two release deeds wero recorded by
the County Clerk yesterday.
Tin: annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wheeling and Kim Grove Streel
Itailway will bo hold to-day.
Tim rato of licenses for cofleo house*
and ordinaries will probably bo flxod at
tho next regular meetlngof Council.
Tiieiie Is quite a gathering of prominent
politicians from nil ports of tlie State In
the city at present, what does it mean.
Tint sole of rosorved scats for Jack Ilavorly's
United Mastodon Minstrels will
begin at Lucas' music storo this morning.
cii.mii.es 1'v.Niim., a dealer in hides anil
furs, residing 111 thu neighborhood ol
Washington, l'a., has been missing foi
several days.
Di'iuxn the tompeninco campaign it wai
Jacob C. Keiuplc, Es>|., and now it ii
plain Jake Keuiple. Sow you C it, and
n?w you don't.
Ki:iiri.K should look to his laurels. J
Napoleon Utile threatens to liurl liimsol
on an unprotected community as a "hu
morons lecturer."
Ok Tuesday night, at Claysville, l'a.
John MclClwcc, wliilo engaged in shifting
some stock cars, anil sustained a seven
irncture 01 nu ngnt leg.
Tiiehe was a crowd on tho stone bridge
all day yesterday, watching the operation!
of tho workmen making tho repairs to the
bridge cut down by the Ico on Tuesday.
Officer George McCully, of the
fourth Ward, is City Sergeant Swconey'f
prime minister, aud occupies tho residence
at the city building. Vale Johnston
The Finance' Committee of tho Itoarc
of Commissioners will meet at the Court
House at 7 o'clock this evening, in rcgulai
session. This will be the first meeting ol
the new committee.
A few days since Pr. Hardesty, assletci
by Drs. Wilson, Campbell and ward, per
formed a dillicult but successful operatior
upon the eye of Alias Tracy, of Grafton, at
the Wheeling Hospital.
A noon many of our fashionable' foil
will go to Bethany to-day to attend tlx
Un?nr?Pendleton wedding and reception
wh I'll oroimnDB to be the biircest socieh
event of several season#.
Tjie passenger train on tho D. & 0. K
It. due at 0;05 yesterday morning wai
several hours late. TliP delay was caused
bv u large rock having fallen on the trad
about 10 miles this side of Grafton, whiet
had to be blasted.
A special train for the convenience o
the parties going from here to attend the
Lamar-Pendleton wedding will leave tin
I'. W. & Ky. dopot ftt two o'clock this af
ternoon, and will loava Wollsburg, re
turning, at twelve o'clock to-night"
Pjiomrammea for the forthcoming Mien
nerehor masquerade are out Thu Ppm
mitteeof Arrangements consists of Charlei
Appenzcller, L. C. Stifel, M. Geliuk, Tlica
dore Kobor, ,Sphq|erand Louis Dechert
The programmes art* prtato4 |n Ciprmflf?
A n'umdeh of prominent Germans in the
city will go out to Honey's Point to-day
and spend theaftpniflQI) und evening witli
'Gus Heimburger. The occasion pf till
visit is the celebration of a birthday, wed
ding anniversary and christening com
bined.
Tiik ice in the Allegheny broke up on
Tnncflnv n.wl fa i.nu' running mit Tlw
Ohio was crowded with ice air day yester
day, from bank to bank. The ice is quite
heavy, but as it is also soft, no damage wtu
anticipated and none lias resulted so far a;
we are informed,
A hi'hciai, term of court will bo held at
Washington, l'u., commencing on Monday,
February 24, for tho trial of causes in
which Judge Hart was counsel before his
election to the bench. Judge Stowe. ol
Pittsburgh, will preside, and it is probable
tho term will bo for two weeks.
Talk about your baso-burncrs, stoam
heaters and pulso warmers! A young lady
in Wheeling has discovered a new way ol
keeping her feet from getting cold. She
sprinkles rodpopppr {u Ijpr sljoos?Jfqjy
rock Courier.
How did you And it out, Plat?
John Omvek, engineer of tho Salt Valley,
while assisting to repair the engine ol
tho furniture factory of Gardner, Pinle A
Co.., of Gallipolis, got his hand caught by
the key connecting tho pistonrod with the
rock shaft,urushing t Jip two middle bones ol
his right hand, doubtless npfjpssjtfjtjng
nmnnlfitinn
Vbry extensive preparations have been
made by thp Mjennerchor Singing Society
to make the Masqnortulp JJaJl, >v|i|p|j will
be held on February 4th, in their hall, o
success. Tickets are on sale at the ofllcc
of the German Paper, Louis Dechert's
.fewelrv Store and H. F. Behren's Grocery
Store, Centre Wheeling.
Tjip. spring torm of the Lindsley Institute
oppj}s to-dav. This school, under the
management of Vrofpssore ijirc}} anfj
Dickey, linn beoomo opp of the most popular
educational institutions in this part
of the country. It is a good sohool, and
deserves the very liberal patronage that
has been bestowed upon it.
As exchange suggests that tho advertiser
who thinks his ud. is not seen hepause
it occupies an obscure corner of the
pQppr sljouli) nut in the body of his advertlseinunta
linp reflpptjiig uuoft hjs own
or some one qIbo'r clmraotor, and up wil)
see how quick the matter will beoomo
known that some ono else saw and read it.
An interesting religious revival is in progress
at the Zane Street M. E. Church, unuprtho
ministration of Rev. Hite, tho pastor.
ThPpdjfioo is crowded nightly with
penitents, am} tho i;)08t ^pnpfiriftl results
arp o*pccte4 to tlovf froii} tlje njeqtiijOT.
Rev. Jlite is dptprjpinecJ to Jteppu'ptne
meetings as |opg qs tjip intprpsj, pontjnues.
A large erowd gathered about Lqpas'
music store, yesterday morning, to Monro
sonta fnr Mnrv Anilordftn's ftnMiwmnnf ??
tho Opera House. When the sale began
at D o clock, there was such a jam that
many were unable to gain admittance.
Nearly svery scat in the house was taken
insideofan hour. file j-(lsh for seats was
llhnost without precedent.
Tiussfehs ofRba*. Kjtats,?The fpllowing
deeds iii Ice', tranifsrring real estate,
were admitted to record intlip qfljeeof tjio
Clerk of the Couitfy Court, vjestprday:
Deed made J?nq?ry(, J.tj,t), by John E.
I'urkor, Joseph N. 4.tyrliflr am) Slmoi) }>.
l'arker.-to Win. Sorrji, (or|qt? Ijos. tflqnij
17, In what Is known as Parser Brqs. addition
to tho city of Wheeling, aitiintoil on
the right of the National Itoau, going oast,
and fronting SO feet on said road, running
thence east oi equal width to Orandview
street, in the rear of wild premises: $300.
Pppd mado Octobor 24, 1878, by I. F.
J onus, spacjQl commissioner, to the German
Kire lnsurapcc Company, of Wheeling,
for 2 acres and Q polos of laudfarmcrly
the property qf August IIelmberger,"?n[|
situated on little Wliceling^roeki also 124
mrrtiwaf (and situate near tl)o Cumberland
Rood, at a pojnt on little Wheeling
creek, near lldnpy ? polntiSJ./M.
Deed made November 1, 1878; l)y Gllft
{son L. C'ranmor and wifo to Anna Maxwell,
wlip of Thomas T. Maxwell, fqr lot
fronting $S feet on "Ijiirqn street, Wand,
together with th.e hor?lltpn)pnlp Md^ag:
I'm M. L. U. 3I.4?iUIHiDE.?The mult
bait given by the M?thew? Light Guards 1
last'night, at Washington Hali.whllo a I
pleasant and -withal a happy affair, was I
not by any meana the graudauccess which
lis raanagen had anticipated. The gallery J
wits well flilMl wltli a fashionable array of i
youth and beauty at au early hour in the I
evening, who waited long and Impatiently
far the appearance of the merry maskers. I
The maskers wore slow in arriving, and i
came few and far between. Although the i
carnival was announced to begin at 8
. o'clock, It was not until after II that l'rof. I
Kramer's superb orchestra struck up a I
march ami the tun hewn.
Although the attendance was light, wo .
can say with truth that there wore a mim- i
borol handsome aud costly costumes on <
the floor. The costuming in general was i
much finer than is usually seen at a public I
' ball, and the good tnjte displayed by the
maskers in selecting their dress waslho I
subject of much comment. There wore i
' the usual variety o( colored dandles,
clowns, monkey*, cowboys, soldiers, i
Jockeys, organ grimlors, Indians, hunters, <
J etc., etc., which go to give color and ox- i
' piesalon to the Mmuviuf. Thoroworoin ?
tho throng several excollent burlesques on i
> well known characters, and the dance 1
brought out a number of mlrth-provok- i
Ing buffoons and trippers on thofr light, I
: fantastic heels. I
The programme for the evening woe as 1
follows: I
Tho opening consisted of three lifo i
I pictures, as follows: I
I. The M. f,. G's in tho past. I
" " " present. 1
| a. " " " " " " future. I
1 4. Qrand demonstration of all tho fools 1
present, and a Grand Tableau upon the '
stage. I
' 6. Upon tho arrival of tho Prince i
{ Carnival, Grand Mathews' Light Guard i
I .March in tho following order: 1
(?). ills foolish Excellency, l'rince Car- i
. nival.
[ (ft). Tlie Officers of the Night.
W.Tfli Excellency the Atneer. I
(d). Menagerie. i
If). African Talent. i
(j). Soldiers of the Middle Ages. i
| (;).' Character Masques of all sorts, fol- i
lowed hy a liuadrillo.
II. Walts.
7. Grand Characteristic Tableau.
' S. Schottiscb.
' 0. Grand Mask Drill. i
10. Quadrille. t
All unmask at 12:30 a. m.
* The dances were: 1st, Waltz; 2d, <
' Quadrlllo? Grata: 3d, Suhottisch; 4th, i
Quadrille; 5t)i, Polka; 0th, Quadrille? i
I Tucker; 7th, Wukz; 8th, Quadrille; 9th, :
; Varsouvleiine; 10th. Quadrille; Uth,
r Waltz; 12th, Quadrille; 13th, l'olenze; i
[ 14th, Quadrille; 15th, Waltz,
That the affair was not a more complete
I success was not the fuult of the Commit- i
. tco of Arrangements, who did all in their i
, power to make it as attractive as possible, i
The Qommittco consisted of ('apt J. It. I
Lukors, tleut J. M. Todd, Lieut. J. L. i
Dickey, Sergeant Wm. Schwertfeger, John I
[ Berger, H. B. Baguley, Theodore Kober
3 and Harry T. Black. The gentlemen were 1
' untiring in their efforts to provide fortho I
comfort and add to the pleasuro of I
their quests. Those present certainly i
. had no roftson to regret tho ab- 1
i sence of a orowd, as thev wore given am1
pie room for dancing, and no doubt enr
loved themselves much mora than thnv
i would had there been u larger attendance.
And we have no doubt that tho ref
ceipta at tho door were largo enough to .
1 cover tho expenses and leave a small
; balance to bo covered into the treasury of
5 the company.
j
Ti|b New Tolick Fpncu.?Sergeant
Sweeney's deputies, whoso appointments
were confirmed by Council on Tuesday ]
evening, immediately buukjed on the i
? belts and clubs, and Wont on duty. 0(11- \
cer Wm. Miller, who was formerly a Con- ?
stable with 'Squire Miller, on tl{b South J
Sji)p, {flnijp t}]0 fjrs^ qrrest. Us run in a
, bibulous individual from North Wheeling
yesterday afternoon, on a plain drunk.
[ Tho prisoner was not only very drunk but J
} very noisy likewise; but Miller had
. hat} ?or.)o pxngrience as Constablo in ,
. Handling supn phhractprs, anj} liafl him
behind the bars before he poulij realize
l|o\y jt ftl| came aboijt.
Sorgoant Hweonoy has not yot assigned
i his men to different wards, and will not do
so for a few days. The men have received
f their orders, and will bo expected to obey *
i them to tho letter, on penally of dismissal 1
? from the force. Tho Sergeant impressed 1
mm tlicjr ipintjs partipularlv t)}p tapt^
t tHoy were ijot t6 vjsjt swoops or any
places where intoxicating liquors aro sold
| unless called there in the performance of
, their duties. Major Jim seems determined i
r to maintain discipline in his force, and in (
' .L!..ir ?? siii .
. una euuri no win imve me neany co-operation
of all good citizonn, {
THo forcp ponslstao! the following men: f
Owen Sullfvnn, John White, Wm. Miller,
' George McCully, Charles Asmus, James i
f St. Myers, Wm. Rutherford, Martin Ma- y
' loney, and McShane I*ee. Mr. McCully <
wjll suppepd Stpvp JoJiM|oii nt the u|fcy
huildjng. The qoys have ordered their
uniforms, and hope to appear in full dress j
. next week. l
Pbksoxal Mention-.?Mr. Charles List,
clerk of the Hudson, arrived from Wheel- 1
i ing yesterday. Captain William List will i
[ stay at Wheeling to look after his new <
; boat, and Captain Ben. Goodwin will go j
out In command of thp IJucJson.?Cfncin- ?
nuti JSiiquirer. t
The prominent arrivals in our pity yes- 1
tprday include the following distinguished f
nontlpfflpn: flrn. Jo||n W. Simon, of (
Grafton; lion. J. N.Camden, of Parkers- ?
burg; J. T. McGran, Esq., of Grafton; t
1 Judge John Blair Hoge, of Martinsburg; t
Sheriff Thos. Foster and Ex-Sheriff J. 0. t
tt?i? ?r \\n.i it.? t *r t .
uatu, ui ?? ? vwuiii/j, lion. U. 1U. tlUUKHOIl 1
and Prosecuting Attorney D. II. Leonard, c
of Wood county. t
Col. P. Sljalloross returnpfj last even- I
jng froiq Peqnsboro, where he assisted In v
the arrest of three mail robbers a couple s
of days sinco.
Gov. bishop, of Ohio, is expeeted to attend
the wedding at Bethany to-night. (\
Mr. llenry Cimootti, a popular Pitts- n
burgh cloth salesman, is spending a few ti
days in the city. ti
Harry Robinson, of New York, one of c
tho cloverestcommercial gentlemen on tho I
fgad, is quartered at tho McLuro House, j
OanU J*s, ileP'onald, y\)o W one of &
his legs fractured at Cairo, is coming to n
Louisville on the Iron Mountain: fiom tl
there he will take another boat and come j.
homo to Wheeling. Ho is accompanied s
by his wife. s
"Mr. W. P. Hix.of Columbia, S. C.. ajrent '?
of D. Appleton <& Co., school book publish- 13
prs, Npjy York, left last evening for Wash- 0
mgtqn Cjty. 4
=r- * 9
SjipciAi, Tpipi of Circuit Counr. - Judco )y
AJolvln l?aa IssiioU a warrant calling a ?
special tenn of the Circuit Court, as foU ?
lows:
W'at Virginia, lo-icit:
A Bpcclal term of tho Circuit Court of
Ohio county is hereby appointed, to bo
holdon on the 10th day of February. A. D. {
1SJ9, fit 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, for the
irk) of ppfloiw (><)ul|>>at| jn any jail |qr
to|ony. ' '
A grand jury ami a petit jury ol thirty- 81
six'qualilicil jurors are required?tho for- c>
raorto Ijo summoned and tf|0 latter drawn 0
and summoned in tftp nsuol mode pre- c(
.S(inM uy (hp |?y governing mru|i|r <"
terms. ' Bl
Givpn under my hand this 38th day of
January, A. R. J870. P
T, MKM'IX.
Tub entire amount of bonds nocessary
to fund tho debt of St. Mathews Church ?have
now been snbsbribed (or. Tho now 91
bonds bear Interest at tho rate of four per
ccnt per annum, a reduction of three and
j jialf per cent, which will bo consider- *
aliio of?saving to the congregation. Rev.
Swopq.'thtjriQW podjofql tqbTihhrph'i IM i
confident that all the bonds wlllbor#'
(JeoinsU within the npxt Qvr ypara.
' 1-.' j;t??r
Bs CAisfiiL wlipR you apply for Dr. 0.
McLanii's Vermtfum to B^Wat fctb'thfj
Doctor's name ani) thosft of Fleming Bros. St
are inscribed thereon in imitation of writing.
Without?every little is worthless. C
fiillaiiu Loca u.?Mr. T. G. Litten went
to Oolnmlmi, Wednesday morning, In the
interoit of his appointment to the offlce ol
State Librarian.
The Gas Company ta again at work laving
pipe up the cut, to Oravel Hill,
ind at the rate the workmen are progresaIng
it will not be long before that long
iralk (or the Oravel Hill people will hare
lomethinx more to light it than an occalional
flash of light from the rolling mill
ml blast furnace.
Tho palntera are about putting the finahlng
touched to the new Episcopalian
Jburoh.
Thumlay, being tho last Thursday ol
Ian nary, la appointed by the General Aslemblv
of the Presbyterian Church aa a
lay of special prayer for schools, collegea
md seminaries. There will bo services at
lie Presbyterian Church in the evening.
Thero will be a female prayer meotngThursdav
afternoon at Uo'clock, at the
'csidence of J. S.Cratty, on Belmont street.
Whoever wrotothelotter from Barnesrille
that appeared In Tuesday's Inhtilliikncsk
must have beun very carefulabout
vhom lio selected to ask about the county
ieat, to be able, as ho was, to report sucli
ireat unanimity in favorof St. Glalrsvllle.
[to should see sotno of tho long lists of
iignera to me petition lor removal. Tho
argest vote )?lle<l by this county was at
,he Presidential election of 187(1. In one
ownshlp tlmt polled 405 votes atthat eloc.lou,
'Squire llighloyman liu obtained !IU5
ilguntures to tho iwtition. In Richland
iotvnship itself?the township that conalns
Su Clalravllle -Bellairo lias got long
ists of signatures. We til know what Is
:he matter at Itamesvillo, us tho writer of
lie communication does too. They
will bo hoavily taxed for somo time
o pay for a large now Bchool house and
lo not wantany Increase of tax, however
illglit. llut the minute you leavo tho
imits of tliat school district, tho peopio
ire in favor of lleilairo.
Tho little girls composing the Mission
Band intend to give a supper at Mr. Gas:on'a
house Friday evening. Go thore
uul got your supper and give your own
:ooks a rest for ono meal, t ou can do this,
[or they will begin to dish up their oysters
ind muali and milk at six o'clock.
It. C. V.
Wants to Mabky.?A farmer living a
lew miles down tho river, who is a widowsr.
is very desirous of taking unto himself
a partner to sliaro with him the
|oys and sorrows of man upon this munJane
sphere. lie accordingly made inquiry
some time ago of a gentleman who
resides in our city if he knew whero he
might find a middlo-aged woman who
would make hhnagood wife. Tho gentleinau
told him he thought he did, and
would consult with the female, who is a
b'ooming widow of somo Bfty summers,
ind write to him and let him know the remit
of the consultation. Tho widow was
tpoken to upon the subject and announced
tier willingness to couple up with the
aforesaid widower, provided he was comely
and well to do. The match maker then
wrote to liis friend down the river, telling
bim the result of the interview, and giving
Lho name and address of the would-be
bride. A fow days later a lottor was received
by her from tho aged Lothario,
ivhioh road as follows:
, January 2oth, 1879.
Dear Jfrt. .
I want to' get married and I want to get
i woman who is a cood housekeeper. I
liave got 80 acres of land and have got 5
iiead of horses, but the sorrel one Twng
iiimself. I have a big apple orchard and
lots of cider in the cellar, but have no
nolatops. Pleaso send mo your photograph.
Yours in love,
Jqhx
We.will hero state that tho widow had
ler photograph taken about ton years ago,
but has mislaid it somewhere in the
>iouse; sholuisbccn looking for it a day or
to, and when she finds it will sond It on.
[f the match is made we wish them joy.
Tim Courts.?County Court? Judge
Bouil.?This Court war in soaainn aa uannl
resterday.
Tho motion for a now trial in the case of
3iin>8 ft Qjjlespie va. 0. Mackin & Ca.was
)vprralp4t
Municipal Court?Judge Cranmer.
This Court met at 10 a. m., as usual.
The bond of James \V. Sweeney, Sergeant
of the city of Wheeling, with John
rl. Good and John H. Hoffman fts j
K88 approved \)Y Qqflrfc
Mjournal tutfiia morning at 10 o'clock.
Tolice Court?Judge Cranmer.
There were two cases up for a hearing i
it yesterday morning's session of this I
ourt, viz:
John Burk was finwl '$2 tor committing
\ luwd act. lie couldn't pay, and was
?nt up.
Charlotte Smith was charged with throwng
unsound substances on the street. She
vas fined $2, but execution was susponded
m payment of
Uavbrly's Misstrbls.?Wo extract the
ollowing from a notice of Haverly's
Jnltod Mastodon Minstrels, which apwared
In the Chicago Interocean:
"When the curtain drew up, disclosing
orty black and shining countenances, a
nurmur of satisfaction arose from the aulience.
Arranged in tiers on an inclined
)lane, clad in costumcs as irreproachably
)lack asthoiruomplpKioRB, quq with linen
o nmtph their teetn, the front low
lanke<l cn cjthpr sido by four end-mon in
;iicckl?u aujrt?, s^t tne tamuo-plHyere, tho
ilog-danoers, the Interlocutor, tho comic
ind pathetic singers, the horn-blowers,
md all the rest of them, and they rattled
heir bones, shook their tambourines,
alked, laughed, and sung the spectators
nto good humor. Then tho tuge'was
leared for specialists, who took off everyhing
under tuo sun that could be burI'snued.
Plenty of clog-dancing, varied
k ith the song and dance combined, tftYPrtflcil
tl|0 9ntprtfl|n^pn^''
Investigation and Legislation.?After
lie adjournment of Council on Tuesday
light, the joint committees on Investigaion
and Legislation, authorized by resoIons
adopted in tho Second Branch and
oncurreu in by the First, wero made by
lis Honor the Mayor and Dr. Loran, thp
'resident of tjie SepQmJ branch. TIiq
aminittiio appointed to invostigato tho
lanageiuent of the gas affairs consists of
lie following gentlemen: First Branch?
1. G. Cracraft, John II. Hall and John W.
uhultz; Second Branch?Ralph Arkle,
imon Ilorkheimer and Dr. J. E. lleves.
he Committee on Legislation is: First
iranch?John Butterfield, J. E. fjuuhps
nd Mniel Spjmmhrft: Sjujonrt li.rjnSiIfrpd
Ualqwejl, jfrgdoncjc Gqoqfeuow
nd Robert Simpson. Tfoo vommitteos
ill meet within a day or two and organ;o,
and cot down to buslnoss as speedily :
i possiulo.
Trv it, for it never disappoints. Dr.
ull's Cough Syrup. Per bottle, 25 cents.
Nrw Stock of Carpets?Good carpets
ir 15 cents, at Jons Roemeks,
Jh yqu sl)Ou|4 slip and sprain your i
ikle, or hurt yourself in any way, you i
innot find a better remedy than Mcl/iirit {
ood Intent Liniment. It is tlie best pan a- ,
a of all, and is sold in large hqttles qt 2ft '
nivflt tibial, anil you wi|l
ifflU l|avp it |n t|>o housp.
lnno? nn<l for Italian) a, 1
rtnnJ i ?<"
V..W-. ULIOYU UI gull
Ono 5 octavo Estey organ at $00.
One 7 stop Smith American organ at
5. *
One 6 atop Taylor & Farley organ at $50. S
One $350 Smith American organ at i
50. ;
One 0 atop Packard organ at 165. I
oSp 6 flctijvji piano '
?One 6 optavo Chlckering piano at $75. f
ne 0 octave Clilclcering piano at $100, J
ne 7 octave Haines' piano at $200. 1
BpiPNfH
/Ubw Jackyou'a licatBweot Xavy Xolncfo. '
ruoyat or a Wdx Know* Jiwilul
?Mr. John A. Lash, the well known
jeweler, at 1006 Main street, has rented the
line Itore room formerly occupied by Joe.
Wilde, Xo. 1066 Main, and corner Main
and Eleventh atreets, where he will remove
bis itock o( goodi about the first ol
March. The new location (elected by Mr.
Lash la one of the beat known business
stands In the city, having for many yean
been occupied by Mr. Joaepli Wilde as a
book atore.
Sroai Chowdid Ali, tiik Tims.?Saturday,
February 1st, la positively the loat
day of the Great Bankrupt Saloof Clothing,
No. 1.120 Market street, between
Twelfth and Fourteonth atreets. oppoelto
the Opera House, Wheeling. All admit
inch bargains were never beforo offored.
Only a few left. Men'a cloth pants (115,
worth 14 00; men's overcoats $1 08, guaranteed
worth $1)00, or monoy refunded:
men's clotli coats tl 80, worth $8 00. Call
at once before this great fate cloves.
New Stock of Wall Papors?Choice patterns
from 0 to 8 cent*, at
Xos. 2011) and 2021 Main street,
John Rokmku's.
Musical IwrTRiHmrr Repairing of every
description on Violins, Guitars, Accordeons,
Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Banjos, Bows, Ac., carefully and cheaply
done at Shoib's Music Store, under Washington
Hull.
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, renovated
and re-polished in the best manner,
and work fully warranted.
Hon. A. H. Stephens, the great Statesman
of the South, says: "I havo used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for Rheumatism
with great benefit." It ia a positive
euro. Send for circular to llelphonstine
& Bontlcy, Druggists. Washingtou, D. 0.;
or ask your druggist for it. daw
Probably no one preparation has received so
much praltw from its patrons, nor is so deserving
of commendation as Hull's Hair Rcncwer I
We but echo the voico of tho millions who
havo used it when we pronounce It the Jle$i
Hair Dressing in the world It stands unrlvulled.
Those who arc aflected with diseases of the
scalp accompanied with itchingor irritation,
find relief ntiil ismnunil J** thin
remedy. When the lmir is inclined to fall
off, a moderate use of tho Kenewer -will
strengthen the roots of tho hair, and preservo
it, and if it exhibits a tendency to turn gray
it will restore tho natural color.?Fulton
{Mo.) Telegraph. _ daw
A t'nmouN Article.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap lias won great celebrityand
sale by sheer force of its astonishing
effect in curing skin diseases, and eradicating
blemishes. Pricc 25 cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty of the nair buy Hair Hevlvium, at 50!
cents per bottle. It has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List & Co., and by every druggist.
Decay ol the Teeth
may bo onlirely prevented, the breath nurilied,
and tho teeth made to glisten with wniteness
by the use of Brown's Camphorated
Den tri trice. Price 25 cents.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing colds and
relieving any throat or catarrhal dilHculty,
but guard against counterfeit. Sold by Logan,
List A Co., and all druggistsat 25 cents per box.
A Monarch of the Age.
Pains of every kind can be stopped almost
instantly by the use of "Brown's Household
Panacea," a safe and marvelous remedy of
great repute, which is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices 25c and 50c per hotMrs.
Window's Soothing Syrnn is a merciful
boon to children toothing. Price 25 cents.
Guard airaiust counterfeit* nml ?.?t
Uitious." Sold by Logun, Listifc Co., and ull
druggists. TTikkeow
We arc surprised to teo so many still suffering
with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
thoy can lw cured. Wo know the feeling
winch exists among very many?"that any
medicine which isauvertised must Imj a humbug."
This may be true in some cases, but
when we know of a remedy which has become
so jKjpularasIiawson's Curative, and we have
such conclusive eviilQUCO of the good It has
accomplished, it is moro than folly not to
n\nkc ii trial of It, and satisfy yourselves that
all the proprietors claim for it is true. In such
diseases as Rhoumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica.
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, auu
Toothache, we can safely say that no remedy,
either in physician's prescription or In propri.
etary form, has effected more OWTCi than I?awson's
Curative. ttIisavv
The l*eoplo Want l'roor.
There is no medicine prescribed by physicians,
or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence of its success and superior virtu* as
Boscuee's German Syrup for seven a Cougluj,
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs. A proof
of that fact U that any person afflicted can
gQt a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try its
kiipcrlor effect before buying the regular size
at ?5 cents. It has lately been introduced in
this country from German v. and lt? wm?w.
ful cures are astonishing everyone that uses it
Three dojws will relievo Any case. Try it
Ttb&kyr
"Totally Different (ram nil Other*."
The "London Hair Color Restorer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people, and is totally different from
all other Ilair Restorers, being entirely free
from all impure Ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
I Baldness, or falling of the hair exUts, or proI
maturely graynesa, from slckntws, or other
causes, its use will restore the natural youthful
color, and ?\u?e a healthy growth, cleansinn
the uwp from ull impurities, dandruff.
I <tc., at the snine time a most pleasing and
[lasting lmir dressing, fragrantly perfumed,
rendering tho lmlr soft and pliable, making it
an Indispensable article in every toilet,
HOME TESTIMONY.
Dr. Swayiic & Son:?llespccted friends 1
have tho pleasure to inform you tlmi a lady
of my acquaintance, Mrm Miller, is dollghtcd
with the succ(^3 youf "London Hair Color
Restore^'. Her hair was falling rapidly, and
oultegray. Tho color has been restored, the
fallingoffentirely stopped, and a new growth
x*. u, vi^nn(uuia.
Druggist, cor. Tenth ?fcOaates, Phlla.
Ask yQHrdrmjHi'l for uondon Hair Color
Ilottiurcr. Price, 75 cent* a bottle. Six bottles,
$-1. Main Depot for the U. 8.,3.10 North
Sixth St, Philadelphia. nuw
I was in the drug business in this town for
ten years. I sold more of Hatch's Universal
Cough Syrup for three years of that time, than ,
I sold of any other couch remedy. I always
sold it on its merits aim seldom Mad a bottle
returned, ft appmed (q give universal satisfaction
A. 8. Fisher,
Bergen, N. Y.
Found!?The Rest in the World! Hatch's
Universal Cough Syrup, for croup, asthma,
colds, and all lung diseases.
Look Out!?1 have it! a gnre cure for neuralgia,
toothache. headache, pain in the bowels,
colto. and all inflammation. it is Davis'
tjomc Relief for Vain. No cure, no pay I
Sold by Loqax, List & Co. ttsaw
"Helling Pile*,**
3ymptom? of which are moisture, liko perspiration,
intonso itching, particularly when t
undressing, or after getting warm in bed, increased
by scratching, might think pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectum, oftentimes
shows Itself around tho private parts.
A pleasant and safe cure in every cafcp la
"Swayne's Ointment." If allow} to?ontinue,
very serious result* n\ay follow.
[ was a qrtvt %u?ferer from itciiixo piles.
Symptoms wore moisture, intense itching, .
particularly at night, increased by scratching, '
jorencss, etc. "Swayne's Ointment" made a
perfect cure. J. W. ChrisTi 341 North Sec- 1
jnd street, Philadelphia
ItaAtti If you ftr$ suffering from this distressing
complaint, or Tetter, any crnitv.
icaiy oicin uueose, u*> "Swuyne'i Ointment"
ind be cured.
s?n(hy mall W ?ny addnw, on receipt o!
lrlpe, SO conU a bos, or throe lor $125, by Dr.
iwavne& Son. 330 North Sixth street, l'hllalelphli.
8okl by ill leading druggists.
TIM*
Livm ii Kino.?'The Liver Is tho imperial irgan
of the whole human lyitem, u It con- r
roll tho life, health and hupplnea of niRn.
>Vhen it la disturbed In IU propef Action, oil
Undi ot allmonti are U\j iwtuiUl remit. The
liraUottotfoatUhf luoveiueiiti o[ the heart r
.iMftdfl, the action ol the briln and nervoni :
VWom, are all Immediately connected with
no workings of the Liver. It ltaa been auomlully
proved that Oreen'a August Flower
unoqualed In curlngall pereqtlft Rtlllciod with i
)yipep?lm or Uvfj P(mu4*lnt and all tho nu- 1
BKMS WWRtoffli thai result from an an- i
lealtby condition of tSie Liver unl Stomaoh. lannile
bottles to try, IQoeqta. Positively sold t
B V\ <"KM ?? % WW* CoaUpetit. three 3
[J?i? will prove th*MV(?juitwU?t you w?ot. .
TH4*
We Challenge) The World.
^.n ban evjd?n?
decidedly the beat Lone Medicine made, inaimuch
aa It will cure a common or Chtonlo
Cough in one half the tlrue.and rellero Aithmn.
Bronchitla, Whooping Cough, Croup, anil
howmONcaMMConiumptlon cured than
all other* Itwtll curt where thev fall, It li
pleasant to take, harmleea to the youngeat
child and we guarantee what wa lay. Price
lOetoiMcta. and $1.00. If yonr Lungs are
ore, Cheat and Sack lame.uae8hiloh'a foroui
riutcr. Bold by E. Booking. Odd Fellow'a
Hall; C. K. Dwlght, 24th and Clupllne streets;
Uuehllu lire* A Co., Wheeling, and Hutbandsifclntkeet).
Bellalre.
D* Ton Bellerf It.
- Thatln this town there an acorn of neraoni
ruling our iton every day whose Uvea are
made miserable by Indignation, Dyipejaia,
boar anddI?tr?Md Stomach, Liver Complaint,
Consvroptlon, when for 75 cents we will eell
them Shiloh's VlUiHzer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by E. Hocking, Odd Fellow's llall;
C. K. Dwight, 24th anu ChapUne streets;
Luughlin Uro*. &Oo.,Wheeling, and Husbands
& Inakeep, Bellaire.
Tub most popular and fragrant Perfume of
the day, MHact*stack;" try It. Bold by K.
Docking, Odd Fellow's Half; C. E. Dwlglit,
24*_h and Ohapline streets; Laughllu Droe.?ft
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & Inskccp, Bell*
alro. . tts
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
COIN lNCMCAStXU 1.1 TUB TllIASUHY.
Washington, January 20.?The Treasury
Department states that over $2i>,000,000
in coin obligations, including $1,400,000
in United States notes, presented (or
redemption, have been paid the current
month, yet the coin in the treasury has
steadily Increased. Hereafter the Assistant
Treasurer will pay tho interest on
Government bonds in gold, il demanded j
no great deiriand, however, is expected.
rouit i-xs CENTS.
Subscriptions to the 4 per cent loan
since yesterday, 53,820,650.
CONFIRMED BY TUB 8E.VATB.
The nomination of Senator tfhristiancy
to be Minister to Peru was unanimously
confirmed,' without the usual refferonce.
SITTING BULLS DELEMMA.
Tlie courso of the Government in dealing
with Sitting Bull will bo to require
him and hispeople to surrender as prisoners
of war or go back again to Canaua.
A RBCE1TION FOB CARPENTER.
Arrangements have been made for a reception
to be tendered Senator elect Carpenter,
of Wis., on his arrival to-morrow
evening.
Ohio Lcgliilatare.
fill ituiioa on TT-. 1.111 a _
uuiivnuto, voliuui/ 41/.?A1UU8C Ulll lO
reduce homestead exemption to f5(K) on
real estate and $250 on personalty was indefinitely
postponed.
Marine New*.
New York, January 29.?The passongers
of the disabled steamer City of Chester
leave for their destination by the City
of Montreal, Friday. The City of Chester
, lost her rudder and rudder post by a
I heavy sea Sunday, 280 miles out.
River Kcwi.
River 25 feet and rising. Weather clcar
aud warm; thermometer48?.
Allegheny ice tilled the rivor all day and
seemed to be quite heavy.
There were no arrivals or departures.
C'apt. Prince caught several barges, flats,
&c., some in pretty good condition and
others pretty well used up in the conflict
with jams and gorges.
There can be no regularity in the running
of the packets until tne creeks and
small rivers have disgorged their ice.
The Itagon and Courier are both at
Pnrkersburg, and will await the passage of
the ice Hoe.
The Hudson left Cincinnati on her regular
day, but it is altogether owing to circumstances
when she will cot horn.
By Telegraph.
Pittrdukou. January 29.?River 20 feet
and rising. Weather i?Ar and cool.
K\'aN8VIL!.e. Jar-jary 20.?River falling;
29J feet \VGather cloudy and warm.
Mercury 50?.
Nashville, January 29.?Riuer falling
with 9 feet on the shoals. Arrived: Anderson,
Cairo.
VicKSiiuim, Januafy 29.?Weather warm
and fair. Thermometer 79?. River risen
9 inches. Down: Harry Frank.
Little Rock, January 29.?River rising
slowly; 5 feet 10 incites below the high
watermark. Departed: Nowland, Memphis.
Caiko, January 29.?Arrived: Grand
Tower. Vicksburg. River 83 feet 7 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Titer* (
moiueter 486.
Loi'isvii.lb, January 29. ? Weather |
cloudy and cool. Arrived: Now Mary
Houston, New Orleans; rising and stands |
12 feet 5 inches in the canal.
Memphis, January 29.?River stationary.!
Denarted; Thnmnami TW?o?? I
. -~v?"> vfuiutiijt !
Star, Lucy Gastrell, John Dippold anal
barges, New Orleans; Shinkle, Willie
Austin, Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. January 29.?River 33 feet
(J inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived: Thompson, Marietta;
Silver Cloud, Tonnessee river; Golden
Crown and Sehenck, Now Orleans. Departed:
Cons Miller, Memphis; Donnally,
New Orleans.
St. Louis, January 29.?Pretty heavy
ice has been running here all day but not
enough to ston navigation. The gorge at St
Charles and Herman in the Missouri river,
has given way and that stream is rising
rapiqly. The Mississippi is still closed at
Alton and all points above. The ice is
running out at Cairo and the auchor line
of boats Maude, Grand Tower and City of
Alton have been ordered up here from
Cairo. The river roso 4 inches at this
point. The Government gauge shows 8
feet 7 inohoa of water which indicates between
and 5 feet to Cairo. Weather
cloudy and cool.
GREAT REDUCTION
iv prick or
LEA & PER BINS'
CELEBRATED
puosouxctcd ur ca . EXTRACT
tWi of a LETT Kit (ram
CONKOISSCERS |J
TO BE THE El to bU brother at
ML woncEsrcR.
'Only Gooda*^ *uy,im.
flBSi UW1LEA 4 pFIiQoiino
" 8&BS7fc?lNIN8tbaUheir Sauce
OctUCS, IfW^I * h,8bly ert?*med in
|fc==^J India, and U In toy
Aim) applicable to WMfWJg opinion, tho wont pa*
flsjgsegsl Inlahlu ak w?ll aa the
SVHHT VABIRTT OKB^^W mt?tWholfomcfouo*
HWlUat t>wade.".
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
?HU8 Giviso TWRCOXSOMK* Not Oxly tiir HUNT
uvt this Most Economical Sauce.
y
Slguature on otery bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
9^GaUt(i PUce, and I Union bqtvu*, N*w York*
IX) JUSTICES OFTI1E PEACE.
we aro now prepared to (urnUh. all Wndi of
JUSTICES' BLANKS,
'rinted on flrit-claa popor end In good ityle, t
reasonable rata*.
FREW h CAMPBELL, {
kug20 28 A 27 Fourteenth 8fc
I) LANK BOOKS-The Daily Iktelu- ,
U pooer Book Bindery doea Utter work ol all 1
tnd* tkm? ?nv offlr* tn Wwt Virginia
Mn . mnn I Invented Id Wall HtrevtStocki I
)IU tO $1000 makea fortttMa ewry month.
v IBook Mot free explalaloi
rwTthlnj. AddrtM BAXTEKACO., Bankera, .
ill-daw 17 Wall BL, Maw York (
OPEBAHOVSjgil
TWO NIGHTS ONfy I
I Friday ind Saturday, Jan. 3lit iMFtb.^l
1 The Distinguished Young Tr?jtllWM
Miss MARY ANDERSQfl
I Supported bjr the Favorite Acw* '
Mr. .Tohn W. Nuvtohl
And i Superior Dramatic I
I Friday Evening, Jntumry aut I
UOMBO AND .lULUjjl
I M*ry Andwton
I flaturday Evening. ?bni*ry Ui I
INGOMA H.
1IIwry Anderson aa r -~.lywl
I Reserved Seata 91 00. .Sale ul ??u
I Wednesday January IWth, *i 'i i. iu, i, Lwf jffB
| Stow. it |
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 1
DUDKE 4 CO., ~ ^
Jj MERCHANT TAUpin
Ciulmore Suits to Order ~
m ?'? >jq h
Cmlmere Pant? to Order
M W ? tl |i ^
Black. Cloth and DlagonalOreuSBitiugj^
Melton, Chinchilla, Diagonal 0?erWl
Order ^'
in m no w no ^
A Fell line of the Abox to ChooMfjJ
AU too4* uatofullr cut, ?rll
moat luhlomblB manner, ?nJ warrimtd lot"
It will jou to gift ua i mil.
BUDKK & CO..
td llWMAKKCTSTm^
Keep Your Cider Sweet
Bulubite Llm# wlifc "
, uirccuoni
Graduated Chest Protectori
Best and Cheapest in the market,
BREAKFAST COCOA!
Delicate. Made Instantly. No Tig^
Oat Meal and Cracked Wbul
Splendid I Only fifteen minute* boilfy
OURMOmfill
Contains no Burnt Alum or Chalk orB?
dust, or any adulteration wtatertr.
LOGAN. LIST & CO,
DRUGGISTS, Buuhjk Coisn,
no23-d*w
TV/I EMBERS 01* THE LEUISLATUB
1YJL can supply theiawlvet with
ANY KIND OF BOOKS
On farorable terms, from our Lar|t Stock.
Country School Books
Can bo bought to advantage by resident! |
back counties
Jan22 STANTON k DAVENPORT.
a ESTABLISHED IM5. .
I EASOALE'S DYE HOUSt
OFFICES: {BS-Sfc
CINCINNATI, O.
Dresses, Shawls, Silks. Velvets and Clothlaj W
Drosses Id all Fabric* Cleaned without rip^nt U
Curtains cleaned, Crape Veils dyad. Inm^.-iidji
In the piece.
W. R. TEASDALE.
f?"Scud your goods by cr prew. Writs far 0?
cular. Ml
ENTAnLINIIEIt IMJO.
RANDAL H. FOOTE, - Banker,
No. 70 Broadway, KtwYow.
Having been for twelve years a taunted J*
York Stock Exchange and Vice-President U Mi
Board, the highest character and exjxrifn?hp?
anteeu. Stocks, Uold aud Bonds, al*,,
auch as "Straddles," "puta" ami "calls" on hrp<
small amounts, bought and told on rtfulirnoafc
Slims and moderate margins. Pamphlet miliW-W
Street," and stock* tables containing valuibltWe
nistion nudlwl on receiptor 10 cent*. mflfrn*
/ntttvimnt. ??*? ?
I inMiau SUUAK UUKKD HAMS,
\J CHESTER SUGAR CURED SIlOlLDElS.Ttt
U1NIA BREAKFAST BACON,
Pure Leaf* Lard,
In Tierces, barrels, Half-barrels, l*aiN and HiIPftEi
PLAIN SHOULDERS,
MESS PORK. FAMILY IVRK.
FRESH SAUSAGE, BOLOUNA tfAliUlS
Mr own curing, aud quality uusuriassri. ForaihVf
Jan4 1>. C.UST.Ji
rjyRY HAYDKN'S PATKNT?
FIBE lilTSDKKRS.
Only 00 cunts a ease of 100 kimllen.
For sale by WART! I EN' ?t T1 KM AN, Ma
street, und
H. F. BEIIRISNS,
]an? 2217 and 2219 MmkuSlM
Q.REAT REDUCTION IN
HOLIDAY GOODS.
JOHN FIUEDKL,
de27 1130 M ux Sunt.
JpIANO TUNING?
I hire laadearraugemenu with Mr K. C. VAJJ*
attend to iuy order* for Pl?tn> Timing Mr.**11
U*n excellent tuner, uud partus amy rely ?! *?
elm work.
W. S. HUTCHINS.
]?n2ft ARTAND Mt'.HlC'aTOtf,
LUKE FITTOA
Colls attention to his I*at?t?t Styles of
Gilt & Porcelain PortabU
And fine Decorated Slimirs,
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS Olfli
ile5 14111 JUlN 'WW
JpLUTING MACHINES?
Six Different Style*
CHEAP, AT
NESB1TT & BRO.,
I*n4 1312 Market Snq*.
J D. PRAGEK,
Ohurcli Dccorntof'
Original Designs and Btylw to harmpnl**jj
wtkltectunU dcaign ol bulldlu* ?'??3
*Jr?n Stotea and Dwelling*. All Jul*" "
itylea to bettor, at Sample Ilnoiu.
Na. Iffll MAIN ST.. W1IEKU.SU
mr7 ?
JJENRY VOEHL,
MANUFACTU8KR Of
Saddle*. Trnnki,
Haraou, Bridle". .
Callar*. Whip*"
2218 Market St., opp? Filth W?n! Mark*
?? .. Cuxtkk Wiikkm^"' tid
?yRepairing pwnr.rtlr and nwilr ?l'"|fB^RANKIil.V
TYPE
_ FOUNDKV, ^
mvo rine atreel, aneinnnn, ?" ?
ALLISON, SMITH &. JOHNSON.
,.*!> tJH on which thla imjw l? H
_ the above Foundry.?Kb. 1ntu.i.iu?:v ?.a.
THIS PAPER E.r5
Newspaper Advertising Uunau i? W*
S?KNEW YORK.
l>e made for It lu 1 J
H. ROSENBERG,
Wheeling Freedom and Sandstone #?"'
Comer of Market and Thlrtj-thlnl >u.
* ?!" constantly on hand Door Stri*. I
JlDdow oaw, Window Kills llni?h?. *J' ?
fettlo* The attention of Contr?ctun iJ?*rV
ay faciUUea fur furoLahlujc ?1) kinds of lftD,wl4?
n? purpoeea. Prir*i rondirnf.
Dai HEADS, LETTEK
UFor OMt Bill H?dL Uki |M? S?Mr*
aril, 4c., |o to U? IMj **" "