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Ike SntdligMM. &c OAMPBBLL, rDBuaaxiM AND riopuxroM. ciiUc?i Aim. !M mmI 217 fuur(?wnib Nurecl. V noauAY MUKMiam, Jtaif. lOMnt.M KBK V I ukki?ui oruirrij. AMY tULLEUK. i'orilatli dculon.! t rralii&un Cl??s Firfonmnc*.. June llih, 1XA P. u. Truatera uiNliug -..June I lib, 2* p. u. A1 uinu 1 dinner .June Htb, 3)$ p. u. .Sodujy, uiiultnlatU Jiui; rj June 141b, ~M p. M. Tru?u ia' me?5tioic lutuilMh, S?^ a. m. AmurJcau LlUtrurr lis*, lulu Juu? lbtu, v m. < ? luulntf ?xn;i iara June A. M. Junior Cl?a? fin forniauce Juue 10th, a i*. M. tfcu roi'U'au hnriity nine lOlla, 7>i P. If W. K. Pknulkton, 1'reit, Tiib Weston market is full of golden batter at 12} conts tier uound. Tub second issue of the Martin's Ferry Tiuitn is out, and fully maintains the promise of the first number. Tuk farmers say that they - have had a lull supply of rain, and cry, hold! enough! Tuk West Virginia Editorial Association meets at Weston this year on the 13th of July. _____ Tux Clarkdburg & Weston narrow gauge have ordered three new cars to accominodate its increasing buHiness. Kkmi'lk did not come to time in the delivery of his Waahington lecture at Weston w Tuofulav. Sickness prevented. An active caavaw for the tight of way !a filing on along the line of the Wheeling, l'arkeraburg <Sc Charleston railroad. Tijk Kuning Call ia the name of a little daily paper atarted at Charleaion, Kanawha county, by Mr, Ferd Swann and ! '. Li. Warren. Conhiukuaiilk corn in thia region haa had to be re-planted, owing to the farmerB not hating been mote careful iu the selection of their eeed. Tux ateauier W. N. Chancellor left Charleston for Ciucinuatl ou (Saturday on un excursion trip, carrying passengers at aiz dollara for the round voyage. WaDNKaiMY la commencement day at the Hteubenville Seminary, President X'eudleton, of Jiethany College, will de liver ttu adciroaa 10 mo grauunuuK unoo. Jill. Joun JS. Hihhon, u( this county, thinks that It pays a farmer big to raise early mutton lambs lor the market. He sold tiO a few days ago lor $3 ahead. They were March lambs and weighed about GO pounds apiece. Uahauui Wolf, of Wheeling, Is working up a telephone list In Bteubenville. We shall never be happy until we can talk to McFadden and Conn ear to ear, provided the latter will not throw any long range expletlvn luto the conversatlou. _________ Tub Belmont County fair comes off this year at St. Olalrsville on the Mth, 15th and ltlih days of September. The JelTerson County lair will bo held at Smithlleid on thu 2Btli. iiDth and 30th of the same month. Tho precise days I or tho falre o( Harrison and Monroe [counties has not been named aa yet Mr. Uuauiu, ol Vance, Hughes <& Ce., has returned from a three weeka' trip to the East, lie wan anion# tho shoe facto-1 riea ol New England purchasing his fall stock of goods. Ail tho gooda of this houae are made on apeciUo ordera, and | many of their orders are given out three | or four months before the delivery of the goods. Mr. Hughes reports bualncngood in the east, with very little chaDge in prices. * The ceOBUB sliows tu*t iuu acreage ne. voted to tobaoco in Went Virginia iu 1880 was 4,071, and the product 2,200,146 pounds, ugaiUBt 2,010,452 pounds in 1870. The yield per acreiu 1880 waa 604 pounds, lu Ohio the acreage waa 34,050, the uuin* ber ol pounds 34,023,005, against 18,741,* 1)73 in 1870. In Pennsylvania the acreage was 27,432, tho number of pounds 30,842,* 1)08, auainst 3,407,630 in 1870. The yield per acre in Ohio was 1,001 pounds and in - Pennsylvania 1,3-13. jurr uoou. Jtxlriuit* frum A<lvnu<wfttMitla?lli? Ntory . of iiin ?n|tiiir<>. The New York Jirrald of Friday last contained a number of extracts from advaLce sheet j of Jeir Davis' furthcoming book, entitled "The Kino and Fall of the OouMerate Government." These exttaclo ebow that Mr. Davis Is aggressive in the Maertion ot tho rlghtooueiicfa of tho principles lur which tho "Southern people fought. Utterly icgardictool the arbitru' went made by tho aword at Appomattox, or ol the match of events elnco then, he defends secession, not ooly as a right, hut ^8 the comer-stone of tho only posalhle eonetltutional Union; and vludicatos overy position taken by the Southern people before the war. Mr. D*vi? seeine to liaro appreciated the elguiilnance oi tbo election el 1800, mill to li?o felt assured that II Mr. Lincoln waa elected accession waa atire to follow. He made elTorts to secure, even after the campaign had opened, "a corapromlae bjr which the friends of tho constitution night bo rallied on one candidate." Mr. Douglas waa responsible, according to Mr. l)lv!S| for the failure of tide plan, which , ' would have averted the cataatrophe that followed." Mr. Davie severely criticises the course ol General Joseph E. Johnston, as might be eipected. Auiong the most Interesting portions of the book are those relating to his own capture and to the as. ilitailnii /if Pi>onlilanl f.tannin. riwaiiiatiu" ? - -vu.-v-. TUB CAPTOR! OF DAVIfl. The account of his cnpturo it told in his own wotcU,as followa: After n elioit time I *11 helled by 0 voice which I recogniied as that ol my pilvate secretary, wlie informed me that the marauders hid been hanging around the camp, and that he and others were on post around it, and were eipectlng an aaiaoltaasoonaalhomoon went down. A allly atory had got abroad that it waa a treasure train, and miri ?ncra fmrut had probably Initiated these marauders, as it subieqnently stimulated Uenaral J. II. Wilson, toaemt out large lores to capture th*Kama Wain. fot the protection of my family, I traveled with them for two or tBtee tlamwhari, believing that they had IMMtd oil.nl the region of marauders, 1 determined to lehve their "encampment at nightfall, to execute mv original purpose, Mv horas ?nd thote ol my party proper were aaddled preparatory to a atari, when ' oneol rty ntau. who had ridden Into the neighboring village, returned and told me tfcal he had heard that a marauding pwty Intended to attack the camp that i night. Thla decided mo to wait long enough to tie whether there was anv truth In- the rumor, which I supposed #y' ' I ul it*!, * ** would bf aacertalaed in a law bourn. My borae remained baddled and my piatcla in the holster*, sad I lay duwn, until joat before dawn, when my coacbman, a fiee colored man, wbo faithfully clung to cur fortune!, came and told ma there waa firing over the branch, juat behind our ?ncampment. I atepped out ol my wife's tent and saw some horsemen, whom I immediately recognised ai cavalry deploying around the encuapment. I turned back and told my wife these were not the expected marauders, but regular troopers. She implored me to leave her at once. I hesitated, from unwillingness to do ao, and lost a few precious momenta before yielding to ber importunity. My horae and arms were near the road on which I expected to leave, and down which the cavalry approached; it was, therefore, impossible to reach them. I was compelled to start in the opposite direction. A? it waa "luite dark in tnuteut, I picked up what waa supposed to be my "rsglan"?a waterproof, light overcoat, without sleeves^ it was subsequently found to no iny wiie s, so vary iikv my own en 10 be mistaken lor it; aa I started, mV wife thoughtfully threw over my bead am! shoulders a shawl. 1 bad gone perhaps Ufteen or tweoty yards when a trooper galloped up and ordered me to halt and surrupder, to which I gave a defiant answer; aud, dropping the ahawl and rsglan from my shouldwa, advanced towards him. tie levelled his carbine at me, hut I expected 11 be fired he would miss me. and 1 expected in that event to put my band under his foot, tumble hiui oil on the other side, spring into his saddle and attempt to escape. My wile, who bad b( :u watching whon the soldier raised his carbine it me, ran forward and threw her arms about me. Succm depended on instantaneous action, aud, recognising that the opportunity had been lost, I turned back; and the morning being damp and chilly, passed to a fire beyond the tent. Our pursuers had taken different road), and approached our camp from opposite directions; they encountered each uther and commenced firing, both supposing they bad met our armed escort, and some casualties resulted from their conflict with an imaginary body of Confederate troops, During the coulueion, while attention wt? concentrated upon myself, except by .1 ... oni.oftuil in tlillauu n?1? flf IIJUOU ITUU noiu dUfii|v<> ?M ... my aides, Colonel J. Taylor Wood, with Lieutenant Uarnwell, walked oil' unobserved. Ilia daring exploits on the sea' had made him on tho part of the Federal government an object of upecial hostility, and rendered it quite proper that he should avail himself ol every possible means of escape. Colonel Prifchard went over to their battleileld, and 1 did not seo him lor a long time, surely more than an hour alter my capture, lie subsequently claimed credit, in a conversation with me, for the forbearance shown by his men in not shooting me when I refused to surrender. Wilson and others have uttered many falsehoods in regard to mv capture, which have been exposed in publications by persous there present?by tiecret iry Reagan, by the members of my personal staff, and by the colored coachman, Jim Jonee. which must have been convincing to all those who were not given over to believe a lie. For this reason I will postpono to some othor time and more appropriate rtia<>? miv fnrthar notice of the storv and [>j variailoua?all the ?p?wn of a malignity that Bhatues the civilisation of the ?k?, We weie, when prisoners, subjected to petty pillage. lincoi.n'h abbah81 nation. On the subject ol the assassination ol Mr. Lincoln Mr. Davis writes: Wo arrived at Charlotte on April IK, 1805, and 1 there received, at the moment ol dismounting, a telegram Irom General llreckeuridgo announcing, on information received from General Hherman, that President Lincoln had been assassinated. An influential citizen of the town, who had come to welcome me, was standing near me, and, alter remarking to him in a low voice that X bad received sad intelligence, I banded the telegram to him. Homo troopers encamped In the vicinity had collected to see me; they called to the gentleman who had the dispatch in hli uand to read it, no doubt supposing it to bo army news. He complied with their request, and a few. only taking in the fact, bui not appreciating the evil it porlendod, cheered, no was natural, at news of the fall of one they considered their most powerful toe. The man who Invented the atory ul iny having read the dispatch with exultation had lieu scope of hldimaginaHon, as he was Dot profwnt, anil bad no chance to know whereof ho bore witness, even II there had been any foundation oi t/uth lor his liction. For an enemy so relentless in the war for our subjugation we conld not be expected to mournj yet, in view of ita political consequences, it could not be regarded otherwise than a great misfortune to the Mouth. lie had power over the Northern people and w?b without personal malignity towarde the people of the South. His successor wib without power in the North and the embodiment of malignity toward the Southern people, perhaps the more so because he had betrayed and deserted them In the hour of their need. General Sherman, in his "Memoirs" Ivn . H.. lifli/o il-l'J! referring tn a convar Htttion between himself and General Johnston at their first meeting, writes: "I told him 1 could not beliove that he or General Lee, or the officers of the Confederate army, could possibly he privy to acts of assassination, but I would not s?y 8u mrch for Jeff davis. Georgo Haunders and men of h'* stripe* On this I have but two remarks to make: First, that I think thero were few ofllcers In the Confederate army who would have permitted such a slanderous imputation tn be made by a public euemy against the chief executive of their government.; second, that 1 could not value the good opinion of the oi.e who, in regard to the burning of Columbia, made a falre charge Against General Wade Hampton, and, having left it to circulate freely for ten years, then in his published memoirs makes this disgraceful admission : "In my official report of this conflagration 1 distinctly charged It to General Wade Hampton, and confess 1 did so pointodly, to shake the faith of his people in him," A*. DIE IV* llUMPIinKY?OnBumlny, .tune a. 1MI, Maiy, wife tf William Humphrey, In thelMlh jinr ef her age. Funeral from tho rceldence of her father, Jam Ferret. ^Ktnafllle, Ohio, on Tuetday morning at Ifl I'doek. Frlenda of the family are Invited. JOHNSON?On Saturday June 4, IMI, at 8:tft, p m., Will1 am Ji iiNaoK, *k??I 40 yet'i and 4 month* Funnal from hla late rwlderce, No. 8.10 Market Ireel, thla (Monday) inornlmt at 10 o'clocv. Inlrr< tn?nt at Oreenwiod Cemetery. Frlondi of the family lire r**p'c?fnlly ln*ll' I joattemT TRAVELERS' GUIDE, ' 0MPA?TtHM 09 TMA1MB?WHKMUHB T1M?, . A. M.| A. M. P. M.j ? ?. B. A 0. B. B.m..M~M fi M I 8 41 .119 8:15 P. M. Cent. 0. Dir...,?... 9.05 1 80 AM 111:18 ...... W.I'.AH. Wf - ?:M 1:40 6:10 A. Mi 1 Pitta. 9:10 1101 2:00 8:061 .. P. O. A 81. L- 8:81 9:17 1:07 4:82 8:83 0. T. V. A W 12:48 18:88 14 00 AitTvALpy tiAtw. A.M. P.M.) P If.I A.M. P.M. H. A O. n. 12 II 4- v> 2 10 A.M. P.M. C?fit. 0. D1T....H..-.. 8 10 9:58 ' 11:00 8:18 .. .. P.M. I A. M.l W?P,4B.I?f.. 1100 1:39 1:10 r. M. r. m. a. n. CJ*f. A I'lita ........... 1J:M 5:4? 7i60 9:80J a.M. a.M. P.M. r.M, F.UAHt. 1 1.07 8 87 12;07 4:17 llil O.T, V. A W. 110:10 2:M icepi Bnndiy?Newark Accommodation. tat*m*nrlllft Arcnmmn.Utlor.-ThU train during the daf |MM backward and forward between M/?r? tin's Furry and Bellalr*, itopplof when reoplml at Hhcman Room, JRUutillO, Weet Wheeling an* Until Hill. JUrtrhitlllt Afeommodatlon. tOinnl Port? Accommodation. wnaeiinp and Elm ttrova Railroad. Oo ind _jf|er {SATURDAY, May Htb, 1B81. otn on the Wheeling Apd Bin (Jrovc R. R will ran u follow*: Cart will leaf* th? rUy, (corner of Market and Elerenth itnota), and Hornbrook'i Park at 0:20 A.M. 9 40 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 4*0 P. M. 7:40 P.*. 7:00 10:10 1:10 8:00 8-io 7i40 11:00 9:90 *?> 9:00 :90 11:40 90)0 8:20 9:40 tftOO fill) P.M. 8:40 7:00 Bnndljt eteepted. t<hi Rondari two <*n will iravo Uornbrook'i Pwk at ptoo a. m, ted dty at 19:90 p. to aoommodato cnurth toon. ??>' JOB. KLKftH, laparlnttDdtnt. W1W *OV?RTI??M?IIT?. T?OR BALE?BELLAIUE NAIL MILL r Mock. C.llo.J.0 BEBVIY, Ut* M?'kM trwl, WtMllwW-Tfc [ )* POR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN * *5$ lhrM PrinP "d bu?k?,at J. W. F&BKEL'B, Corner Mala tad Tvantlau iimtt ^8SIGNMENT. Hating bean appointed aaaignea of the firm ol J. c. Orr A Co., I hereby notify all peraoua Indebted to aid firm to call and eelUa. ALFKED PAULL, JeG Aaalgnae. J^OTIOK l>r. E. Hilly McCov vidua to nutlfy bia cuatomm that bia hour* for office ouuiultation will ba from I to is o'clock a. tu., each dar, aa he drire* to lila rto ounml'itlon* will be bald during Ike bouraof dlTltaatnrlce on HumUy forenoon. J?fl pALACK REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN KttEEZEm, 1CK CaiMTS AND WATER COOI.EB3, With Ul ?t UaproTem*aU ?nd the but get o! the kind lo the city. Call and aa? thatu or aend la* c*U> NESBITT A BOO., Jt6 1311 Marfcet auaat DOR ST. LOUIS. | JEBVk r The Steamer iflBBK CARRIER, It Inadlnc now at Aftn* Mill and will la?va Wheeling TUtaDAY, tba 7tb lmu For frali ht or purage nqul,e?f CAPT. COULSON, Jctt Al flt. Jamaa Hetel. DKOPOSALS FOR BUILDING THE r 11ULL OF A HTAAMBOAT. UMITSO STATU Lmuimibb Outer ) 70 SaratogaSt, Baltimore, Md.. May 50.1881. / Prop aaia (or tba (ooairueUon of tba ball of a aurn wbMil Tow r it for um on tba Ureal Kanawha rtvar, wi 1 bertcalTcd until July 1.1811, at d opened Imui'dlately there 'fur at the United Staui Engine* r Ofllce, Cbarlea' m; Kanawha county, Wtat Virgin!*. Fur blank furuuaud further Information, apply to tint ftBon. WM. P. CBAlO HILL, l4?Co?. of Kng'ra. I3KGULAR TUESDAY PACKET JLlifor Parkeraburg, Pomeroy, Oalllpolla,, m Iruuton. Huntington, PorUmoutb. Maya-JjUhh Tlile, Cincinnati and Loulavllle, thdHHHB elegant itawanger atoauior NEW ANuEa mu. Mohumam, Muter. Mack Oamili. Clark. Loavea TUESDAY, JUNE 7, it I p. m.. poei llfwjr. and freight rewlptwl tnrough w itll I'oInU We?i and South. For freight or punn apply on board or to C. H. BOi/TH A BdW, Jt-I Agent*. n A Y* TO-MOBUOW, TUBflDAY. UATE.JUWKL Bngllah Lutheran Excurilon to If cC>y'e, 0. A P. B. B. Price of ticket, giown people, round trip, 75 oenta Children under 14 yeare 24centa. ihoie tickets will alio be gc id on the bridge*. Where 11 buy ticket vAt drug itoree of I gin AC*.. W. II. Wllllama, A, J. Lyda, kit* A Co., A. T. Younc, 0. B. Dwlght, 0. M eukeiuoeller, J. B. Shirk, Zlmuar's Bakery, Wheeling, and U. T. Hurt, C. A P. Uepit, Bridgeport. Take noilce that ewy rule must be obeytd, uni all who buy ilcke'a do eo with thta undcuian Jlnic There will bM me t ctraat north and outh end of .Ino, and alt) lor Bridgeport (or auob eicuielonlaia ai uiay dr Ire t ilde to depot. The raUa will be aa uaual. Tiuics and place* of storting: Chapel, C 30 o'clock; Bridge Corner, 6:45; Bildgeport, 7; Martin's Forry, (Hhrlner'i) 7:15. Kefrt ihmsula of all klnda on the grounda. Je5 ^"OTIOE. The flnt regular monthly meeting of the LINCOLN CLUB Will In held This Evenina at 8 o'clock. Alter the adjournment ot the club tbo Board ol Director* will hold ft mooting. Alt Republican! are cordially Invited. B. C. DALZkLL, President. Wm. IUciuipson, Fecrttary. Lincoln Cluu Koomi, Whielino, Jane 6/1811. Je6 gPEOIAL BARGAINS IN FIIsTB G-TJ2TSI For the Next 30 Days. Cftil and wo lay itockol "Colta," "Parker," "CUb* rough," "Bonehtll," "Baker" and other makta. X. Or. DILLON, ma28 Jeweler, Market itrtet. ("lOMMlBSIONEK'HSALKOFQUAItKY v_y who. IIknkt (ioNTUiR, ) In chancery In Fart 1, of tii >the Circuit Court of Oolo A. WiLtON Kkllt. J County. Hy virtue of a decrco entered la tb? if ire nllU'l cauieon the 8d day of May, 1881, the UDderal|nod ipeclal conimliaiuner will, en WKDNB8DAY, JUNE 49, 1881, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m , aell at tba front di ir of the Court Houie of Ohio county, at public auction, the following doicrlb I rial Mate, iltuale In F. H. riuitiong, i run ee'i, addition i the city of W betllnfc: Quir?y lot thro* (3); al . i much of quairy lot Ave (6),aa Ilea wlhln the followlns boundarl i: begin* nlng at thaaouth aide of Kul'in itreet, corner betwon ouairy lo* * five aril four and running with the line of FuP jn itrr >t 8. ft 12>100 f il'i, and 8.78 K. 164*100 p >lt 1 f?i he line of l.lnd Ureal, and with theaaiueB 4tfk K. flMMW jiol- J tliouce 8 40K W. 13 C0?lt 0 fiol'*; to tho couthweilerlv Una of Ralu lot fl?e, and with the nine R 5?H V*. II 90*100 polei to the ; ntherly corner between qua*ry lo*- or?and four ?nd with Ihu Ulflilon line bviw n uld qurrry loti N. 40S K. IS 26*103 jkjIcs to the t ginning. con* talnlng one (I) ac e; alw quarry lot four (4). r-ld lota containing In all about 9ft 11rea, the under!ylng coal being ez' cptel. Tinva ov 8al*.?One htlf, and aa much more ai the purchr er may el' )l, In caab. and the realdua In lx month*, with InUreat from day of rle, and the purchwer to give hla note for the deferred paymtnl with good pertonal lecurlty, and the title to ba retained till payment lu full. A. J. CLARKE, J. C. Hbbvkt, Special ('-mmluloner. ? Auctioneer. ^ jeOMwaa yyiiKELING FEMALE COLLEGE. COMMENCEMENT WEEK. Judo 'id, 3J, and Oth-Eximination of College 01M.U. Sabbath, June 6th?Baccalaureate aermon by Rev. Jaraee Moflatt, at Second Frtabyterlan Church at 7K o'clock p. in. Monday, Juno 6th-Annlvertary exereliee of the Aluraote. iaxKlatlon In College Ball at 8 p.m. Tueidey. June 7ih-Commencement Concert In College* Unll at 8 o'clock. Wednesday, June 8th?Commencement at Opera Home. Adinliilon 2Arenta. Door* open at 7. Ki* erc'iea wilt begin promptly at 8 p.m. All part Ice holding mi Invitation from the graduitint clau will bn ulintt'ed on prmntatlon of It, one invitation ad* milting two teiaona. Thutiday, JuneDlh-Frfildent'a Levee at College THE IVICXT TEHM jril Will open fopltmlur 7th. J. S. RHODES & CO. APRONS! *11 who winl apron* should tiot fill to Itiy those 12H ctnt gleglmnid thfti we fit lolling at 8 CENTS?IN REMNANTS. We will alao close out Ladies' Linen Suits! That coat us from Bight to Fiflton Dollars, for Two Dollars Encb. We will alio doss out remnants of Madras Dress Ginghams Running from two to nlns yards in a plots, at LOW PRICES. J. S, RHODES & CO. Agonti for Bazar Pattern*, 8t. John Sewing Machine and MayivllleCarpit Chain, J)K. T.-O. KDWARDSPHYSICIAN AND 8UMEON1 Clupun u4 T*nir?Mril ainMa. ' BRllESllFFER We bava rccaivci ona mora cut ul Wool Buntings At tha unprecedented prloa o( IS 1-2 CENTS. One cue ol the BEST LAWNS AT lO CENTS. Full MMrtment of LADIES' & CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. tywclft] price* od SUMMER SILKS BRUES & COFFER. tn>>0 G. E. STIFEL & CO. Arc coniUntljr receiving Maim Q11/1 ac II U WW W V J I v v IK " SILKS " BUIVTITVOSI LAWNS AKD nrtHAit Aikiniliain Our ruth on the above continues unabated; don't. wait until the choicest styles are .out of the market. GEO. E. STIFEL & GO. SPECIALTIES: SILK MIT-irs, LisleThread Gloves Pluld, Striped and Plain Black Organdies AMD WHITE INDIA LAW 3ST s. G.E.STIFEL&CO. KQ. 1114 MAXV STREET, [Wheeling, W. Va. IHIW_ EST VIRGINIA STBNOJL AND BRAL WORK*, . No. nai MARKET STREET. il klodaof Mni?Jiort??J prioflMnppitopra^ArebhM. JUBT OPENED, ' A in iMek ol H.tll.nd'. Plain and Decorated China, j Which *111 In km >1 imily niMti prlMit 1 JOHK NU1DEL, I tun M.ln wtwt EKIR DO DO EBB ADD BKALL HAKD ciow'ihMirrnjJonictB job toons, >? .? UMDIB1 PROTECT 1 Thousands of Graves i Wo take pleaaure in announcing to the public tbi Proof hair-Locking Grave Vault, wbicb we robbing.. We liavo oaaoX Uuuo VaulUMV oaeib aa inapvctiou at earn* ROBERT LUKE, Having jaeured tbeaiyvkea of a tlr?t-clui caitern u any time, nliht or day. Telephone Kn. a?*' >, l ulu PROCERUS AND TOBACCOS. SUGARS & FLOUR! Important to Reta.il Grocers. The largeat atock of S TJ a- A. E, S In I be Blato, bought bcforo tbo late advance. Phoix Mills Patent Flour, Mow aald to be tbe boat lu um. Trj H and incrvaie your aaloaon dour. JOS. NPEIUU1, & CO., WHOLESALE UBOCK1W, iu>28 HI7 MalpitrcoU S. BAER & SONS Oifer to the Trade Lower than any other house in the State SUGARS, Beit Beleotiou in GREEN COFFEES SYRUPS, B^coisr, r> r\. a r> e> DUflro A.ND TEAS. Before yen ouy come ami examine our ?took and we will do right by you. S. BAER & SONS, Silver Lake Flour House. BRANCH STORE. I lake pleaaure Id Informing (be good peoplf ol North Wheeling that I Iihvb oataMlahed a lirauch ton on tb? nretntiei lately occupied br Mr. H. T. Crawford,842 MAIN BTHRfiT, where they will find A full lino or 8tipla and Fancy Gricerlel At the mine price as at headquarter*, The Branch will bo managed by Mr. W. K BTEPHKNH, who the more they know the better they will like, lUapecUully, It. J. SMYTII, apM ID BREAD FRESH MILK llKCEIVKO TO-DAY. OA.ILY Ezoept Sunday. malg C. REHKEN8,1810 Market atrnet. rno TRAVELERS: 1 Are You Going to Europe, Or Iuto you frlendi who are wllllog to c?weT If. w procure your tlckoU at H P. BBfIRRNB't 2217 and 3219 Market itreet, Talfphonn 70. apflO STATIONERY. PAPER HANGINGS. ARTISTIC DECORATION l?r CEILINGS AND WALLS A SPECIALTY. Papers in Ntocl*, (Hot MtnplM,) rirylnn In prir* from Eight Cents to Ton Dollars per Bolt. Come and ato Mure ptirchnrfng. J. C. OKI! Ac CO., nihil 41 Twelfth rtrwt FISHING TACKLE. We hate Jtut received a full lino of FANCY FISHING TACKLE. fStnuton Sc Dnv(!ii|iort, ]?1 l.-tfll M<r>rft ?twt, Wli?n1'ng, W. V?. BUILDERS. U AM1I.T0N, McGKANAHAN 4 MATIX TliEwe, Brlokmaben, Bricklayers AMI) BUILDBBS. KttlmitM mad* on application. Bl?*tfurn*er, rolllnp mill. ilatl bouM and pottery work mud* a iparlalty. RED BRICK ALWAY8 ON HAND. All work Rutrantwd. OffiMi No. 1412 Market Mr??. Ofjea telephone C?81. Tard tolephon* C-12, gTEPHEtf McOULIXJUGlI, Carpenter and Bulldef. All allwntloni mad* ot ol I balldlngm. rrofi. n|. yi, tkrllRhU tod pornleM ptrtleolirly attend^ to, I tor* front! put lo and it wet altered. Ifeki, 0Qnt?n tod ihaltlnt It ted op on ihort notleei All ob work promptly attended to Bhop at Mr. Ben. - 'Vi; rAKIMO. TOE DEAD. are Robbed Annually* it wa are now acanta (or Boyd'a Patent Borgia* guwantco to be a perfect protection agalnat grave ImUoa at our buiinoM x??s and earaeatlj toUctt Funeral Director. ndertakar, Mr. W. U.OABDNKit, will auiwer call* at i'a Llverv Office, No 14S0 Market aire**!. mhl7 MERCHANT TAILORS. SPRING GOODS! O. HESS Ac SOIV, Cur. Mill ind FourtdQiitb Si*., Aro now rttcclTlnn their SPRING & SUMMER STOCK OONBISTUIU UK CLOTHS, RASRIMFRFS ? ?-"I diagonals; cheviots, &c., To which thi'jr Invito the attention of dou bujon Alio b full lino of Gents'-Furnishing Goods Having the largest line of goodi In Uia city and employing nono but the BEST WORKMEN Wo would Invito all Id want of a uew luit, or part ol a ault to give ua a call before purchasing elsewhore. C. II1CHH & SON. mlifl PIAN08 AND ORGANS. LUCAS' MUSIC STORE REMOVED TO IN o. 1142 Main St. Hi'* oud HPConii-band I'lr.noa and Oiganaat areal baryalnn. Cull and oiainlno. uib30 piANOS FOB KENT, Hevorul good l'lanoi (or Ilont On Reasonable Terms. P. W. JIAUMKIl, uu'Jl Wo. \m Market ulrwt, JJALF PRICE SHEET MU8IO. All naw, aUndanl and clawlo ahoot uualc, beat edltluna and Inteat liium can be bad at HUKI B'H M UHIC NTORK under Waahlnxlon Hall, Twelfth itre^t,at hull price. The largwt a?aorino?t In tlm oily. H|?clal agencr el the Schubert, Lltolf nud 1'eUra edition*, bend all ordcra aa ahoTW. op?g COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TOHN M. HOON ti 00. *1 Ooxnminsiou merchants UIBuf?11(50 Main Utreet, WHEELING, W. VA We buy end Mil oq ComnilMton for cash or oa margin all drain and Proviiloos doalt In by the nhlriujo Board of Trade. Direct Ulegrnphlo commantoatlon between our office and tho Board of Trade Prompt market report*. Chicago CarrwpondcntiCwait.eb R*r A Co.. 78 \m Hallix treat. inyH B. DAVENPORT. (Lata of LWr, DAVENPORT A PARKS, Whaellni, Wt?t Virginia,) General Commission, Provisions, Grain, Flour, Deeds, Cheese, Eto., NO. 154 LA BALLE STREET, (llllBAflO, Free to Everybody^ - S J A BEAUTIFUL BOOK FOR THE ASKING! Hr applying twinnti hr at tb* titirMt offlwi of THK NlhOBrt MAfttlPAUrUKINO tU (or by poaUit rani If at a r<lMaiic?) any Irtnlt porom will I10 prmntwi with a beautifully Illustrated copy of a New Book entitled GENIUS REWARDED, -OR THEStay of the Sewing Machine, ronlalnlns n himlmm* atul '*?? [rontlinlw#, ? m>, 38 floe y engrit.d wood cut*, ani mciIIb Nil eltlAtfllM lilnn and gold llthofrarhM 2l7iJ,?.0?h.Vf" wane for (hla hand. M-aS*' WW ^obUlnMorilj by application >t tb* branch and auliordinite office* o( The Singer Manufacturing l'o, ^ THE SINGER MANUFAOTUKINQ 00. Principal office, 84 Union Fquare, ??*ld4w Ntw Tort. J) 0. l.IHT, JR., Pork I'anhnr, And carer of theoHebrated Cheater Meat*, which ara now reidf and for aalt at ?P? ? fourteenth RTAERT. My 8. C. Monti are nU branded "Mit'a Cheater." NEW GOODS JUST OPENED BY GEO. R. TAYLOR. Black Plaid Grenadines, Brocade Grenadines, Nuns Veiling, Lace Buntings, Cream Satins, CREAM MARVELEUX! Cream Siik Brocades, Black Plaid Organ, Black Organdies, Black Lace Mitts, Colored Lace Mitts, Sun Umbrellas, 4 White India Lawnf, White Persian Lawns, Zephyr Ginghams, MADRASS GINGHAMS, Domestic Lawns, Lace Neckwaar, Bretonne Neckwear, Black Marveleux, I SUMMER SILKS , Black Gros Grain Silks, Black Henrietta, Black Grenadines, Veil Crape, &c. JXJST ltKCICIVICD. ficn D TAVI AD uuu. n.1/11 luii. mull) STONE 4 THOMAS NEW SPRING GOODS! NEW CARPETS, RUGS AND CURTAIN GOODS Price* Sown! Down! Our itork I? Urge tod attractive, embracing a.full line of DRESS GOODS SILKS, G1SHMEBE RAYE, BUNTINGS, &C. SPECIAL 8AIKU1HB 10 CarpctH, ItilgHi M^indow Whittle*, GRENADINE CHINTZS, &C. 1VECKWEAR, For U'lln Rti'l fcentfl. Prices 90 p?r ecnt lower than erer before nfltred. New Goods Received Dally. STONE fc THOMAS, ^030 MAIN STREET. II1IILS1 1I1ILSM HIIIIILSU! UlCLLOWg S IIXlLLOWBt! MELLOWS tit Arths fotiMtory Iron Irani, 1422 and 1424 Main Street. JACOB 8NYDBB. iptl Sl Ml B. Fisher &8ons 11 """'"KwnoldlU^ II Cook&lJeatingSiovJ bWiatoi 4 Vallq StsiStng I Fishfil-V ..II ? ,?,1U ? l'u"u or .o?a u. . ' ChMpfnt. *54 Urjut Una ol SUrH.l.,,i, buumj 1,m MANTBl,g ;?MV ?fsas".sstt: (be latest and moit artiitlc d??|Kos. W, FJBJIVCEN. We bat# the belt fcnce, of various , Uolted 8Utoa. and the prio*-a rannol U 4|.0U lot H.bcock H,."t'.l|0|uub,n. J l^; dons promptly. J?-c*?ua# ?v btleaal* and retail unrerounu, I6I8J' 1622 Mirktl Street, WbeillRg.w.Vi. filiiliiii MANTELS AND GRATES COOKING AND HEAT INC STOVES. Bpooial attention given to QBATE SETTING. U your stale atnoke*, la dustr, or gtm but lit* hf at, the To II It 11) U warrant*' to rrn hIjt tbt ml Cheap I Beautiful I Very Cleanly I EuUy itixM to old urate Iruuta. B. F. CALDWELL, 1607 and 1609 il A IN BTHKE'l. mha? DRUOQISTS. Read Our Advertisement DENTON IQUE. An excellent TOOTH WA?H, nigood utheWut much cheaper. Price 8J cruti. LOUANiCO. Brilliant Furniture Polish Will make platr* and Inrulturo look ilmoit tin! mm*. Price 25 ctnU. UMUN It". Sure Shot Insoot Powder And nun romltlunl. Bent and chM|*it itltj Price 2A ceuu. l.UOAKm invincible Bed Bug PoUon Will do lu work quick and lure. I'rlwtt?tU. lJWkl14 CO. GOETTING3 P?HTUUIS Equal to Lublna', All odora. bold by LOGAN .Sc CO., Druggists, Brldga Corner. BUT ALWAYS GET THE BESl Reed's Cough Syrup latlie best preparation in tlx? market (or in cure ot Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis Whooping Cough, it, TB"Y XT1 Price 25 Cents Per Bottle. Bold by all dealers in ModlclM. HOUSTON & llIIVt;KW? Proprietors, Wheeling W. Vi 1?" MINERAL WATKKH. ill klnda of natural mineral w?Wrt on df?|W l?Hlay. IMPORTED WATERS: Tin wltbfiM Blue Uok, Sillier end SirtteM All WRUrl drawn from orlxlml I,""' nf MlJ'r IrtOoM. EDMUND BOOKING. Ajl., Ph-rmiicy, No. I (MH F?Uo*>' m?l? ? r'_ I'H'rromMPHtciffOwo, Knt'umw ophite Mrf.-irr lfn? I jQoN'T you fommT'it N1VK CABD'PhwOOHAPH!*, li.w Per PAts'. BROWN'S GAL1.EBY. _ ' pHOTDOhAPllS. Fine Photographs Onfy $1 Per Do/en. PL VMMF.M, Mli MM Main ?<r*t, Wh *!!?>* ^ QUA YON PORTRAITS A1 MYLES' ART STUDIO rah! 1M,S15< MAfN*THKi!l