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ft HUH LINO. W. VA., SEmVIUEH 19, 1SI2. ^
Jt'OIt C0NU1WSS. B
rim uutiict.
OKN'L NATHAN GOFF, of lUrrtion county, f
1KC0.HU LliTMICT.
JOUM W, MASON, of Taylor county.
third district.
K. L JIUTTK1CK, of Kiniwh* county.
rovuru DJITILIT,
Hon. OBORUK LOOM IS, of Wood oounty,
A kkck.stlv issued postal order' for Uig
transmission! ot money will supply a genuiuo
public need. The limit is ruisu from
$50 to $100, and a sum less than $5 costs
only thrco cents. Persons will not bo
obliged to 1111 out n blank, but will rcceivu
an order payable to the bearer nt any
monoy order oflico desired. The feature is
especially dcslrabio for persona uneducated
or unacquainted with public business whd
do not know liow to fill out the blunksproperly
and consume a great deal of the postmasters
time in findiug out. The new
notes will be handsomely engraved and
resemble those of the banks.
The Journal of Commerce, of New York,
in sorry to learn Unit "Jarmers urc not unxiouH
to sell their wheat at present." It
professes not to bo in tlio leust sorry that
they are able to hold on, but thinks they
will orr in judgment if they do. It argues
that tho year's crop gives a surplus of at
least 310.000,000 bushels above the demand
for lioino consumption, or 124,000,000 bushels
more than we have ever yet exported
in any one year. At tho same time most
of the countries which usually take surplus
have a fair average crop of their own litis
year, amlsomo of them have more than au
average crop of other food products. Hence
the conclusion that unless furmers let their
wheat go fU low prices it will not be taken f,
at all, ami there will be an enormous sur- r:
plus of ?10,000,000 bushels or more?an a
amount approaching our entire home con- J
sumption last year?to carry over to an- J;
o'.ber year. o
1
It seems that Eustace Gibson, Demo- ?
cratic candidate for Confess in the Fourth J
district,and ex-Speaker of the West Virginia $
House of delegates, refers in his speeches c
to his competitor, Judge Looinis, as "the ei
gentleman from Massachusetts." Judge 01
Loo mis came to Virginia in 1845, now 37 0
years ago, which is more than a generation m
ago, and more also than the average b
duration of human life, yet it appears that J
be is not yet a citiaen of West Virginia of u
sufficient standing as to time to run for ft
Congress. Eustace Gibson came to West ^
Virginia from Culpeper, Virginia, since jjj
the war,after fighting against West Virginia v
under the Confederate flag for four years, li
and he regards himself as in a position, by P
virtue of thrne antweilentH. to slur a Union .
- man who haa been in "Virginia and West ai
Virginia lor 37 year*. The question arisep, n
could Metbusaleb have acquired a citizen- '!
ship in Went Virginia, coming here from ^
the spot of bis nativity, .near the Gar* jj
den of Eden, when he was say p
one year old ? The theory ia that a man "
from Ireland or Germany can come to this
country and in five years become a full ai
blown citizen of the United States, and our ft
Suite Constitution says that the citizens of ?'
this State shall be the "citizens of the United
States residing therein." But this language g,
of the Constitution in the estimation of a
lhurbon like Gibson lias no weight when
it comes to running for an office. It only
applies to those who aro willing to como ^
into this State and join the Bourbon party, n;
A New England man, no odds bow long in th
the State, has no right that a Bourbon feels Tc
called on to respect if he is a Republican.
Is it any wonder that Northern people prefer
to go West to some State not cursed by is.'
Bourboniam. The fact of the matter is, ^
that if tlio people of the Fourth district 3
known what is good for themselves, as re- Gr
spects their selfish interests only, they will
never send a man to Congress imbued cc
with the narrow Bpiric that prompts the 2
Democratic candidate to vent these slurs ]?;
upon his competitor.
4'o*Oi>orntlve I.ir? Inmirnnce.
The State of Massachusetts pays a great
deal of attention to social and vital statist*
ica, and the Insurance Commissioner of
that State has discursed in his recent report
what is known ub "co-operative life Cei
insurance." This sort of insurance is vr.
known as a cheap and popular method of Cle
assessment on the membership of an asso- .
ciatioa to pay a certain sum of money to
the family of a deceased member. It has (^
its origin in a felt want among men of litn- ?
ited means to provide for their families be- B
yond their daily savings. It includes for
the most part those who feel that they can- Ccl
not airord to take out a policy in one of the
old companies. The old companies not Cle
only require payment in advance but j? ,
also requiro a certain bonus known as arc- c ,
serve fuud. The co-operative methyl is on a ?r
diirea'nt plan altogether. There is no ad- Jnl
vance payment and no reservo fund. Mm
"When a death occurs au assessment is made US
on the membership to pay it, and this ia Jc
tho sliort and simple method in which they
do business. Whether it is a safo method -xj
?whether it will endure, are yet questions V
unsolved. It is spoken of as a good and on i
cheap insurance as long as it lasts. If a jj/,
man quits insuring, or if tho association ~rt
breaks up, the members can console themselves
with the rellection that for a com* s
paratively small amount of money they \
have been insured for'a certain time. "7]
They do not forfeit any bonus paid to a rcserve
fund. They forfeit simply what they If
paid when assessments were made. K
It seems by tho report of the Massachusetts
commissioner that there are sovoniv.
two cooperative or beneficiary association*
in this country that are considered important
enough to be referred to by him. These
seventy-two associations had risks out 011
the tirst of January last on 403,758 persons,
and they paid out during tho year 1881 Cli?
losses .amounting to $0,838,215. On the
other hand, twenty-seven life companies,
whose reports are given by him, had risks RlJj
at the date named on 598,802 persons, and has
paid losses during tho samo year K.
(1881) amounting to $21.810,GOO. _Jr
It is to the growth of these co-operative
insurance associations that tho commissioner
particularly refers. He seems to re- j
gard it as evidence that tho provident peo- i
pie of this country of small means aro
seeking a less expensive way than tho old
method to provide for their families in the
event of death, and tho fact that in a comparatively
short period, as compared with h
the old method, they have come to in- f
cluilo two-thirds as many insured persons
as tho old companies, is evidence that the rt
co-operative plan has claims upou. public
attention. _. a?
In regard to the merits of tho co-operativo
plan, the Massachusetts Commissioner *%
Iocs not express an opinion. He seems to be
atisfled with furnishing the facts.. He
irobfttly considers the plan as in itscjperinentiil
stagetas yet. That it has .some
lefectais well known, but whether the
lefects are fatal to-^ perpetuity is not yet
atisfactorily ascertained. The New York
Timti refers to this branch of the subjet as
ollows:. ... ; . ^l.:
"So far as tlio system is applied as an
luxilliary to social or business orpuilzaionslherecan
bono question raised eonicrnirg
ita permanency. The membcrHof
he Stock hxchauyo in this city carry on a
o-op<n?tlve life insurance business. It
noyle unfair that tlio assessments and
layinents should be tlio saine whether the
nembera are old or young, but the stock
jruuera nru not iikt'iy to uiuku in is u reason
for doing away with a system which is on
lio wliolo a benefit anil in no individual
asonsevere financial strain. In thi'siune
nnnner various societies o( Udd-fellowa
md Masons have their relief associations,
n which life insurance by mean* of assessni'ntat
each death is made a predoiniinnt
feature. Here, tco, absoluto
jusinrss principles aro not likely to
utcrfero with success, and there in no
mmcdiato probability of a falling off in
mMubersliin. Tho ail vantago of liaving
tome other bond of union besides a strictly
nercnntilo ono has been recognized by
iios? who have founded a number of these
societies, anil benco some of the most sueicssful
in tho matter of membership?such
is (lie Knights of Honor and the United
Workmen, both of which have a larger
nemberuhip than any single life insurauce
ompany?are secret orders. Tho majority
>1 men have a curious fondness for the
loiiuiionplace mystery of signs ami pass*
vortln,und this disposition has been clever*
y used us a means of strengthening the
aulty features iu tho co-operative system
>f insurance.
Hut while'recognizing its defects, it must
jeadmitted that the co-opera*ive system
ins merits not shared by tho regular
nethod. The regular companies paid out
nst year vear in losses $1'1,819,GOO, at an
ixpenso for collections, management, and
Kiviiivm ui x iiiiif in iu cuy,
uking it for granted that tho losses were
lot under the average, and that the end
nd nini of the companies is to pay losses,
or each two dollars so paid out there whs
uore than one dollar paid ou the expense
ccount. The expense, so far as recorded,
n Recount of the eo-oporativo societies,
how that they were only 5.27 percent of
heir loss payment, against 53.43 per cent
n the part of tho regular companies,
'he totul expenso of tho co-operative
otapaniea is given ns $307,825,but if it had
cen on the same percentage of the regular
ompauies it would have been $3,119,338.
tated in another way, the holders of axsoiation
certificates averaging about $1,200
ach paid for expenses about 75 cents
aeli, while holders of policies averaging
bout $3,500 each paid on the ground of
xpenses nearly $20 each. Still another
dvantace that the co-operative associations
ave is in the matter of lapsed policies. A j
erv large proportion of those who insure
leir lives in the regular companies forfeit
je advantage they hope to obtain for their
imilies by the non payment of premiums.
lb.these are based on the intention of searing
a reserve fund, the holder of a lapsil
policy forfeits a considerable sum beond
what it would cost to insure his
fe duriug the term In whioh his
olicy was in force. On tho other hand,
le holder of an association certificate, if
c falls from the list by nou-payineutof an
Rscssincnt, loses nothing, since he has
aid no more than was necessary to iasure
ia life during the time in which his ner
Acute remained binding. Now, in spito
[ these.manifest defects in the system of
fe insurance pursued by the regular comanice,
their business" lias prospered nnd
as constantly increased, and it is not hnossible
that in the fuco of even greater
listaclestbe method of co-operative insurocemay
firmly establish itself, since it ofxa
special inducement to those possessed
; small means. Now that ollicial returns
-e obtainable, its progress, either upard
or downward, will be watched with
eat interest.
The Greenbnckers have a candidate for
ongress in this district', in the person of
. D. T. Farnsworth. The initials of his
?me presages the fate of that party after
e coming election: "Dying?Dead?
Dmbed?Forever."?Ilinton llepublicun.
JUKI).
ASKEW?On Monday moraine, September 18,
>2, at 12:30 o'clock, of tyohoid fever. John M.
kew, only ton of William ami t>usu\ Askew,
ed 24 years andS days.
Funeral from the lesidenee of his parents at Him
ore, on thisTuesduy. September lOtli, at three
ilock r.'H. Ft lends of the family are respectfully
filed to attend. Interment at Stouc Church
metcry.
10RRIS?AtThornbnrg, la., Monday, September
188*2, at 7 30 a. M , 1.CI.a. A., drttinhtcr <U Lswis
and Deborah A. Morris, lu the 13iU year of bur
'uneral notice hereafter. >
l'KAYJSLKKS' (ililDE.
DEPARTURE Of TRAlNS-WBtEHKO TIM!
aimday.
a.m. a.m. p.v. p.y.
40. B.E ,? 3:10 4:55.....^.
it O. DIt 9;30 1:80 f 4:00 11:J5
.P.AB.Dlv 6:40 1:30 5 10
A.M.
y.APlttf... ~. 6:00 11:10 1:50 14:55
C. ?6 8t.L._ 8:52 6:32 8:52 1:57 4:17 %-47
a.M. P.M. a.m. a.M.
T.V. AW, *9:30 *3:30 12.00 6:00 34:00
akk1yal ok trains.
Sunday.
A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M.
b 0. R. B 12:15 10:30 2:30 0:20
P.M. A.M. A. M. A.M.
it. O. DlT 5:55 10:00 2:55 10:45 ....
A.M. P.M.
P.AB.D1V 7:55 11:20 6:25
A.M. P.M. A.M.
r.APltU 11:40 5:68 7:57 J5:42....^..
A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.m. P.M.
0. A St. L. 11:02 8:52 8:37 11:02 4 02 7:17
P. M. P. M.
r. "V. A WJ *8:40lfl0:2> 2:25 ?5 00
Dally except Sunday. ~~ ,
BtcubonvllJe Accommodation.?Thli train durthe
day pasea backward and forward between
rtln'a Ferry and Billalrc; Btonplag when requited
Uc Sherman Home, jBtuavUle, Wat Wheeling t
Gravel lillL >
Ma-wllon Accommodation.
it. ClalrevlUo Accommodation.
? T., V. A W. Trains run by Columlua tlmo.
^HEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R.
n and after MONDAY, September 18, ^882, cars
Itie Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will rail
ollowft, leayhiK the city (corner Eleventh and
rket streets), and Horn brook's Park,nt
1:20 A. M. 10:20 A. M. 2.20 P. M. <? 20 P. -M,
:00 " 11:00 " 8:00 " 7:00 "
:40 11:40 " 3:40 " 7:40 "
1:20 " 12:20 P.M. 4:25 " 8.20 "
h.OO ' 1:00 5 00 ' . 0.00 "
1:40 " 1:40 " 5:40 " 0:40 "
inndays excepted.
ilG JQ3. KLKEH. Superintendent.
RAFT'S !
DIARRHEA i
COMPOUND,!
The only safe ami certain cuic for j,
jlera, Cliolera Morlms, Dlarrliopa, '
Hyscntarj-, Colic, Cramp;, Sum- o
liirr Complaints, Ac. J
trainable for children during their Second a
mcr. In use for more than twenty years and
never failed. No cure no pay. Price SO cent*. o
A. HcCA 1SE & CO., Proprietors, '
1 WIIEKI.lSn. W.VA.
n
IMPERISHABLE c jj
PERFUME, ?
Murray & Iantrian's 5
LORIDA WATER, I
est for TOILET. BATH ?
id HANDKERCHIEF. ?
.--MM. ^ ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADIES READ THIS!
????. ' *
PEPPER Hull Is FEl'I'ERI
CINNAMON, tliat In CINNAMON'.
. POKE SPICKS ???
ALL K1KD8, AT
LOCkA-IST <Sc CO.'S,
- DrussUt, Bridge Comer.
Gnt?up Bottles!
Fruit Jam, Halwl Drejslnj;,
1'iaro Flavoring Extracts,
1 lieltly I'crflimed Toilet Soaps,
Toilet 8ets, Thermometers,
lJaromttera, at low priced.
BOLD BY
LOGAN ?te CO.
THE HOUSEKEEPERS' DELIGHT I
18 LOGAN, LIST it CO.'8
Excelsior Baking Powder,
The beat and cheapest reliable Powder la tho
uittkeU Addreta orders to
LOGAN &c CO.,
so 19 Druggist*. Bridge Corner.
FOR SALE?1 HON FENCE ABOUT 80
feet long and .St me ('opelt)K; also Basement
Furnace. JOS. Hl'KlUKL, 1417 Malu street. m? 'J
For sale at a great sacriKICK?Complete
Printing KitablUhinent?
Ereves, type, cuts, Ac. Bare ilianrw'to secure a
K bargain. Fnoulre of Win. Knklne, attorney.
lillrt Market street. or at 17'JI Market street. ?e!3
J^OTICE.
lJUa will be received by the undersigned (for a
days) for I*nlnMag all the out ide wood and Iron
work and roof of WjuJilnclon 11*11 Building with
two coats of beat quality of leiul and til paint, col*
ore to bo d^ilcd by the coinmlttcc.
I. IL WILLIAMS,
scl9 Kecretwry.
HP IIE CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY
X and Bclentllle Circle o( Wheeling, will meet
for It* annual reorganisation In tho lecture room of
tho Fourth Street M. K. Church, ou Tuesday even
lug, Sept 19th, at o'clock.
A conll.il welcome 1< extended to all Interested lu
such imr?ults to Join the Circle.
Vliltont welcome at all the meeting*.
By order of tho President, C. 11. COLLI KR.
A < NIK V. 0LABS, Sec. ?c?l
gTATK FAIR NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the State Fair
will present them for payment totlio Treasurer at
the Court House of Ohio count?. W. Vu.. on or txs
fore the Slat day of September, IS32.
ml1) GEO. HOOK. Treai.
gTATE FAIR KOTICE.
All persons who are entitled to Premiums
at the State Fair will please call at the Court
House, Ohio county, AV. Va., and receive
them.
sell) GEO. HOOK, Treas.
? CHEAP RIDE TO CHICAGO.
Anybody and everybody can go to Chicago
for $5. I have first-class Tickets by any;
route, which I will sell to-day at the above!
rate. LOUIS C. NEID1IARDT,
self* Stamm House.QYSTER
SUPPER AND
PBSTIVAL.
An Oy&ter Supper and Festival will be given at
I THE LAW SOX HOUSE, Triadelphiu,
On Thursday Evenlug, September 21,
For the Benefit of TriadelphU Jxxlge No. 91, I.O.O.F.
AH Wheeling Lodges Hre invited.
Speaking by piominent members of the Order.
Hj!9 .
pUHLIC SALE
Or litiilding Sites and Coal Properly.
The nndenigncd, executor* of the will of Samuel
MiCoy, deceased, will sell Ht public uuction. ut Mt.
DeChuntai Station, on the \V., I'. it H. It. H, oue
and ti hull miles east of Wheeling, W. Vu., on
THURSDAY, THKMh DAY OK OCTOBER, 1882,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. the tract of land
known ai the McCoy Farm, containing8G^aere*of
surface and 47% acres of conl. Paid land nan been
divided into lots, and is so located an to make the
most desirable building sites In the vicinity of
Wheeling, being at Mt. l)e chantal Station, ouly
ten minutes' ride from the city on the W., i?. A b.
It. It, or twenty minute*' drtva by the National
stili-dlvitsionv. can be seen at the law ofllceof (. F.
Jones, No. 1207 Chapllne street. Wheeling, W. Va,
Tkrmb ok Sale.?One-third of the purchase
ino' ey, (and as much more as the vur?hw>er may
elcct to pny) In cash. and lite residue in three equal
annual payments, the purchaser giving neRotlable
notes bearing interest from the day of sale for
the deferred payments, sccurcd by a deed of trust
ou the property.
SAX.E POSITIVE.
k. a bell,
JAMES It. McCOY,
tel'.* ttIumw Kiecuton*. ic.
ALL HOUSEKEEPERS
Needing anything whatever in the Hue of
HousefurDishmg Goods,
Can be supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
COST ut
B. F. Caldwell's,
DEALER IN*
Grates, Stoves, Iron and Tinware,
And Manufacturer of
TIN HOOFING AND IRON CORNICES.
P. 8.?If yott want an Ice C'reani Freezer,
Refrigerator or Cooler, this is the place to go.
lefi-TU .
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OB 10
Jl county.
lu the matter of the Probate of the last will of
>amh Staudiford, deceased.
The State of Went Virginia:
To the Sheriff of Ohio County:
You are hereby commanded to nunimou John
Henderson, Kobcrt Nellson, Thomas Nellson. Mar
jiiret Marsh, Sarah. Odell, Uvlnah Tuttle, Cornelia
Mm Marshall, Lueinda Ulbbs, George Henderson,
'hocbe Lewis, llannah A.Thayer, Mary C. Richard- I
on, Lydia A. Lelbman, Rachel N. Mlnuehan, I
ianih A. Thornton, William H. Henderson, Ara- I
..win* vibhivi, b)un a., uimcrwooo, Valoriah |
'ouziIiir, Hannah Couzzlnx, imiua Couzslus, Lu- i
;lmla Couzzlns, Nathanlnl Henderson, William
lenderson, Thomas Henderson, Jolm Hendeison,
tlary Jane Fulton, Lydla A. Mtller, Rebecca Bagey,
Sarah Anu Reed, Lorvna hmlth, Einellne
tlontgomery, Thomas William Henderson, Ella
Urea, James T. Henderson. William 1'. Henderson,
:iiza J. Bridneinan. LueliuU Ausmus, Virginia
hldgeman, Mary Ann Smith. William Henderson,
alley 11 Henderson. David Henderson, Melissa P
Jrewltt, John Wells. Coulter Wells, '1 lmraoa Hen- *
Icrsoti, Jaincs Henderson, Elizabeth Belle Bownan
Lucas, Dora rt. Henderson, Elmoro E. Hender- V
on, Clavanna J. Henderson, Jaraei W. Hcuderion, L
.evlua L. Henderson, William Henderson, Harry
Henderson, the Trustee* of the l'rcsbyterlau 1
Jhurch at West Liberty In Ohio county, West Vlr- r
liila, the Trustees of the Limestone Presbyterian 1
:hurch In Marshall county, We?t Virginia, ihe
loard of Home Missions ol the Presbyterian Church f
f North America, and nil other persons Interested, 1
oapprar before me at my oflicc In the city of
Vheellng, In the county and State aforesaid, on the
Oth day of October, A. D? 18S2. at 10 o'clock x. M., fl
0 show eauao why a paper wilting, bearing date U
he !?th day of May, 1R&!, purpDrtlng to b? the last
till and testament of Saran Standlford, deceased, 4/
fl'ered for probate by Anna Nay Lucas, should not l|
e admitted.to tecord, and have then thero this
. rlt, with your return thereon, itatlug tho tlmo
nd manner of executing tho same. U
Witness George Hook, Cleric of tho County Court "
f Ohio county aforesaid, tliii llth day of fceptcmcr,
A. D., 1882.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk. D
It appearing from the return of the Sheriff of
hlo couuty and from affidavit filed with me In ?,
ly office that Robert Nellson, Thomas Nellson, r
largaret Marsh, Sarnh Odell, LavltiahTuttlc, Corella
Ann Marshall, Lueluda Glbbs George Henerson,
flieobo Lewis, Hanuuh A. Thayer. Mary U,
icharoson, Lydla A. Lclbman, Rachel M. Mlnnoan,
Surah A. Thornton. William H. Ileudetaon,
ramenta Cramer, Lydla A. Undtirwood, Valeilah
Duzzlns, Hannah Couzzltu, Krnrni Couulu*. Lu- A]
nda Couzxlua, Nathauloi Henderson. William
eudersou, Ttioaas lleuderson, John Henderson,
aryJaue Fulton, Lydla A. Miller, Rebecca Bag- r\\
ontgomcry .Thomai 'wililam Henderson mu r
,re ' iW?%?' "e^erwn, AVllll.m P. HradorSn
ilzi J. Uridgeman, Lucinili Auitnui. Virginia
tlJgcinan, Mary Ann 8nmh. Nancy E.HeiirtSin,.
hn WpIU Colicr Well., Thomai Icn HnT:
*nl ol Homo MU.loa.ol theSSbmrtKuSh
North Arnerlm. arc net rt*ldenu of the But* m m
VlrginlaJt Li ordered that th9ydoanwar? t
y offlco according to the tcrmi of tho abolKnn I
dm, Mil Im the purpoM thcrtln nonllonS ?ml II
[. F. JOKES, Attorney.; 0^00?' 'ij,',!/' (
DRY POOPS?<3B0? R. TAYLOR,
1882.
NEW FALL
-AND\AJTMTCO
II II 111 A Uil
SUITINGS!
i
We liavo just opened full lines of
Ladled Suitings in
i
FOULE CLOTHS,
EXCELSIOR CLOTHS,
GILBERT SUITINGS,
TOURIST CLOTHS,
CASHMERE TWILLS, '
nni nnrn nioiuarnrn a . ?
uuLuncu liAinmcnu, &c., &c.
In all tho Now anil Choice Shades.
I
1
? E
Geo. R.Taylor.
i
\
j
\
t
Plushes
-AND- ^
Velvets!
Ti
nun iirni ataah i
uun new siuum.;
Brocade Plushes,
Striped Plushes,
Plain Plushes, J
Plain Velvets, E
Striped Velvets, 1
Brocade Velvets,
In Black anil all tlio New Color?, C
comprising the Handsomest Stock
we have ever offered.
All now open and ready for iu- c
speclion. k.
Geo. R. Taylor.;;
?
SH
am
me
E
I
BLACK S
DRESS SILKS.!
P
Beiog convinced that the eel- J
brated Bonn'et Silks aie the ^
test imported, we have decided "N
0 keep constantly on hand a ,!
Qll line and recommend to our
nstomers as being preferable ~
) any other make. Onr stock,
lith presetft additions, is com- u
lete, and prices fnlly as low as
stalled in Mev York. g
Other makes of Black Silks
1 handle will otfer at rednced F
rices to close them ont. Fi
ip.n. R.Tavlnr K
"??' Ml I Wl I cmi
>u2l # J'^
OROCBRIE3 AHP TOBACCO.
S. BAER & SONS.
Hive the Largest and moat Complete
Stock of 1
Groceries!
In the State.
2 Car Lnarls nf Snaninn ]
w. rvMra"w
Received laat week. This is known as the
beat in lie Market
"We offer special inducements in
CANNED TOMATOES & PEACHES
And all other Canned Goods.
TOBACCOS, TEAS & SYRUPS
Sold lower than any other house in our line
in Uie State. ^
More buying call and examine our large
ind extensive stock of groceries. A large
Hscount to cash buyers.
S. BAER & SONS, j
1412 and U14 Main Street.
t>e 18.
[0 THE GROCERY TRADE, |
I take pleasure In announcing to iny old patrons
nil to the Iradejcnentlly, that, since the Into tire
t my establishment, 1 have thoroughly renovated
ly buildings, and am now prepared to offer a*
irge and vailed a stock of general groceries and
revisions an can be found in the Htatc. These
ooda arc all new and carefully selected.
My own cure of choice smoked meats delivered
Urcct from my I'ork House at Manchester.
I have been appolntei sole agent In the city for ^
be following Hading specialties, via: [J1
itimrurd Cliciulcal Works' Renowned (1
Ycatt Powder In Uottlrs.
} J. Kilter's Fruit Butters anil I'reserrcs.
Frank Stddul's Wonderful Soap.
Yard's Willie Borax Soap. *
Ward's Electrifying Soap, 11
(cXamnra's (ilorj Tobacco. 0
McAlplu's Onward Tobacco.
Ycjinan Si tiros'. Celebrated I'ittsburgfi -r
Smoking Tobacco. .
luPonl's Sporting, Itllle, .Mining and
Blasting l'owder.
FAMILY AM) BAKERS' FLOUIt.
IcConnellsTllle Hold Sheaf Patent Flour, A
llest iu tlie market. "
Sllrer Star?Baker's Flour.
Dalljr Bread?linker's Flour.
]VX. REILLY,
rHOLRflAT.P. rtimpPH Ar POPV DAfvur)
Noa. 1309 and 1311 Main Street, A
jy20 Wheeling, W/ Va. II
NEW 1882 MACKEREL.
*o can of 1882 new catch mackerel, all riiea. Juit
received.
1 Car of Phoenix: ITlour,
.barrelaand bags, received dally. The best made. ""
Try It, and you will have good bread.
New Potomac Herring?
In stock.
Largest stock of GROCERIES IN WE8T
IRGINIA.
OS. 8PEIDEL &> CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
y25 1416 Main and 1417 Sonth street*. S
"MtY IT! T
L ed)
THE PEERLESS
ron
. . li
>oda Cracker! 1
the
YOU CAN GET IT AT
SMYTH'S, ii
|?? a:
TAKE NOTIOK!
3vnivsoisr's ii
IUIT JARS, UNION JARS, JELLY l.oe
GLASSES, K-GALLON STONE JARS, w
IALLON STONE JARS, 3,000 GALLON
STONE WARE, at
GEO. K. McMECHEN'S,
tu!9 ? . . 1300 Market St. Jg
THURBER'ti
:REDDED OATS, Lo*
GRANULATED TAPIOCA, 2S!
SAGO, WHEAT, FARINA, OAT MEAL ?
J their celebrated Potted and Canned
ats for summer use, at t
ml? McM ECH EN'8. 138(7 Market St J
^SUSICAL GOODS.
m SALE.
1<
. A GOOD SECOND-HAND
I
Iteinway Piano,
AT A BARGAIN. , C
to c
'all soon.
LUCAS' MUSIC STORE, OF
'29 1H2 Main 8lTcet? ]
IANO FOR SALE. "
FO]
Fine Second-hand Piano, seven octave;
r strung, in perfect order, for $1S0. Call
nee to secure this bargain. j
124 WILSON RAUMER.
*EW STANDARD SHEET MUSIC
El
Athfclfprlcc. .2=:
brav 1vbt?it/vri/\v i./*?? ? -? -
uuunonwiuii price.
U of Musical Bargains for 30 days to corae. - ?
nil 3c stamp for large catalogue anil wimbles. * rv
21 63 Twelfth SL. Washington Ha'll. *'
HATS AND CAPS.
styles
-of- . Sla
IATS AND GAPS! ?
NOW IS STOCK AT U
eo. J". jMatliison's:, ?
' 1222 MARKET STREET, S'
5 Wheeling. W. Va. n
Ml (/'ONFECriOKEKIES, U
ne Fruits, Groceries, ?
CRACKERS & CAKES,
Ac., Ac., C ALL ON J
H.SOIITJLZ, ?
TIIE CANDY M ANOPACTUIIKR, =
No. 1319 Market Street. "p^
ntry Merchants an- apeclalljr Invited to call ra
j leaving the city. -nd2
4 _ X.8CHUI2. JKS
DRY OOOD8.
FEW
FALL WRAPS
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
?AT?
LOW raieiss.
Seal Skin Siipqiies,
Fur Llneil Circulars,
\'aw T)nl in nun
nun jfuimaufl)
Now Cloaks,
Now UIstoi'8,
Now Bliawls,
New Dro&s Goods.
llackSilks and Cashmeres
A SPECIALTY.
I. S. RHODES & GO.
sell!
EASTERN
)ry Goods Store
lllOMAINST.
iREAT CLEARING SALE!
Owing to Dissolution or Co-pni tersliip,
entire Stock to lie Closed
ut
Regardless of Cost I
SALE TO COMMENCE
ATBRDAY MORNING,
A.nd continue until further notice.
MARSHALL &. CO..
EASTERN' imr GOODS STOKE,
LllO MAIN ST.
>2i ;
^LOTTERIES.
===48tli
Popular Monthlj Drawing or tlie
la tho City of Louisville, on
'aturday, September 30th, 1882.
hese Drawings occur monthly (8undays exccptunder
the provision! ol an Act of tho Genera]
embly of Kentucky.
ho United St*tea Circuit Court on March 31st
dered the following decision!:
st?That tho Commonwealth Distribution Comit
is legal.
i?It* Drawing* are Fair.
L B.?The Company hu now on hand a large ,
>erva Fund. Bead carefully the list of prliea for
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
Prlxe, (30,0001100 Prircs 8100 each,tl0,000
Prize 10,000 '.200 Prizes 850 each, 10,000
Prize, 5,000 C00 Prizes t20 each, 12,000
Prizes31,000cach,10,000 1,000 Prizes 110 cach, 10,000
Prizes 500 each,10,000|
Prizes 1300 cach, Approximation Prixee,-... 12,700
Prizes 1200 each, " " ..... 1,800
Prizes flOO each, ' " 900
0 Prizca. J112,400
iele Tickets $2. Hair Tickets, $1. 27
Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, $1(H). '
emit Money or Bank Draft In Letter, or send bj
;>rcaa. Dou't send by Registered Letter or Postce
Order. Orders #f $3 and upwards by Express,
be seut at our expense. Addreta all orders to
M. BOABDMAN, Courier Journal Building,
llHVllle, Ky., or B. M. BOARDMAN, .109 Broadr.
Now York. HniU-rrMW
DRUGGISTS.
Z) TUT T Tom I
-X/- -1?1 L-1-L.O JL |
DRUGGIST,
DIO MA.I3ST ST., [
!eeps in stock a line of line Chemicals, ^
ent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
abs, Notions, Cigars, &c.
itizens and Strangers are cordially invited j
all. seH *
STKICTLi PURE OIL
PENNYROYAL FOR MOSQUITOES.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER |
H VERJIIN AND ROACH POWDER '
FOR ROACHES, AT
IDM.UND KOCKING'S, Agoiit,
PHARMACY,
j31 No. 1 Odd Felloes' Hall. 3
STATIONERY.
TE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
ALL COUNTRY DEALERS
iu cmos1iic our sicck of
lion'eiy, Books and Fancy Goods, ,
place an order for present or future delivery. \
a guanuitecd.
TAW & DAYEHPORT,
2 Ho. 1301 MARKET STREET.
JHOOL BOOKS AND
GHUOL STATIONERY! 'j
A complete assortment such u uied in
IE CITY AND COUNTRY SCHOOLS, (
Pol- alc at Contract Price*, by , ;
~
? TWELFTH BTRK1CT.
m?2?'*1SK8 AND SMAIX HAND ,
iiS??a?=5ss
CLOTHING?J, BR1LLE8.
" REMEMBER I
-TIIAT- ?
Husband of Yours*
iti
?AND th
cc
THAT BOY OF YOURS, I
Will liotli rcqtilronow and Hcrrlcc- ,
utile gurmcnls fur Fall and Winter t
wear. By coining wltli tlicm to *
our store, yon will exiiorlenco no "
.Hill-..11.. ?lit ' '
uiiiieiuiy in gi'iuiig uiuir warns ^
supplied according to your eco- ??
iioiiiIc Ideas nud their particular ;>
tastes. Our snlesmcinvlll lit them ?
to perfection, and absolute satlsfac- ?j
tion will bo theirs and jours. ,1
CLOTHING!!
El
an
Tho best values wo liavo over of- ill
fered in Men's, Youths', Hoys' and
Children's suits. j
Suits to Order. ?
7.
Our stork of piece goods comprises ft
the most handsome, stylish and *'
durable fabrics which foreign and ^
domestic looms can produce.
jGents'Furnishing I
goods. s
dr
Displaying the newest designs and J
choicest selection of novelties, ci
i)
8<i
or
AN APPROPRIATE GIFT 5
In the Shane of a
pr
uc
Handsome Wall Pocket, =
TO EVERY PURCHASER. ^
Nt
I nriBi i Pft
J. BKILLtd, I
' to.
The Square-Dealing, One Price,
Clothier, Merchant Tailor and
Gents' Furnisher, j
1158 MAIN STREET, "
WHEELING, W. TA. J
MERCHANT TAILORS. I
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS 5
1
G. Hess & Sons, J
G
MFRflHANT TillflP? R<
.......w.imii inibvilUj b
gee
Have now in Stock a Full Line of ?
Fancy and StapleWoolens si
ovc
BOTH FOREIGN AND D0ME8TIC,
"Which we offer at g
Prices that Defy Competition! ^
Other "Woolens at lowest prices. "We carry StE
the largest line of goods in the city, and our par
Set Uj)s are first-class ia every respect ten
and
C
ALL AVOOL .KNIT JACKETS ="?
And a Full Line of \
Denis' Furnishing Goods. !
T
" re?i
Persons desiring anything in our lino will
ind it to their interest to examine our stock -M-Jm
tefore purchasing elsewhere.
D. HESS & SONS, f
COIL MAIN & FOURTEENTH STS.
w-9
" K
'LUMBINO; OAS AND STBAM FITTING. "T
JUOMPSON & H1UBARD, ^
rRACTICAL PLUMBERS, Gfl
Will
las and Steam Fitters, I
1314 MARKET 8TREET, G
Wheeling:, W. V?.
Ac
tloui
SPECIALTIES,
team Ilcntlng ami Ventilation, YJ
Ited Jacket Force Tump, Prou
Underwriters fins Machine,
^ "Ofilcra from the country promptly filled. ?J .
*5 No
PRIMBLE A TTTTv I
L -jp.? B
on
PLUMBERS, Jj
No
las and Steam Fitters, d
1 No
lot
1418 Market Street.
Hcutlng and Tentllatlng or public balld- JC
igs> dwellings and factories ? specialty.
!H* Dca
I^UKE FITTON,
PRACTICAL PLUJIBKIt, Ori
jras and Ste am Fitter, cilja
3410 MAIN STREET.
All ortlora promptly attended to. Jut B. 1
yy-M, HARK & SON, B
PRACTICAL' I'LUMBKRS,
(US AND STEAM FITTERS,
DMJ(
No. 33 Twelfth Street.
All work done promptly al rcuonable pricct J?7
> SCHOOL FOR GIRKi
ICURITY, MOTHERLY rVuV ,X!"MI i
T. DE C1IANTAT ACADE*V
n..u,W?;KKrEoVSi^^- ^
rplrl., uuJct lhotli?r,to|fjJ.;M?ll *hM
iggssgS'4
cutol (ratio lHlui,a0| ,uS .e J,'J'?/i:
Iimiun mill mmiu, ,{ v,,?i!!" ,hS nJti,
uulil Willi lor?(MUIimi?of u?l,^Sol'1,u? il?
DimxTHfoa OKTIl": K!? ?Jr2
?r T"ul'?1ITAT,0N
*2&ss^\
female school It ^
bho National Capital
Mr. and MrtWm. 1>.C\UKLL willow a rt&u!?
hool at the National Capital. a Select iVtardu!
(1 Day School for Young Utiles, on the Til lift
EDS kSI)AY 1* BKITES! 1IKH, In tho tuiwS
present occupied by Mr*. M. R. Archer'i k3?3
, Fourteenth itrect. Mr. and Mra. Cabell *iiu
lined by a complete con* ot Maiten, and etm
-lllty will bo afforded to itudeut* In adumJ
uncs,vrhllothopreparatory de|*rtmeut will?
Ito moat thorough attention.
Tho modem languages will form a premium
ituro of the achool. For lull Particulars adit,
v PiluclpaC WILLIAM D. L'AllKLL
irt6D?waw 1114 M. fit. N. W., Waahltitton. u c,
(EST VIRGINIA. UNWER81IY,
The DCitMMlon ix-xlut HKlTKHMiK 6th, ijji
ts SifARiTB School*. Including &hunl of h?
ry and School of English. Full mimn lu u*
t\ Medicine extending throughout the H-uk?
ilargtd facllltlca for >tudy of I'hydcal ScieuM
d fcclenllBc Agriculture; completely tuulw^i
emlcal labratory. Thotouth counts lu Attcvnt
id Modern languages and literature. Text booh
coat. Necewar* exnenwa not over #175. jr0.
taloguea and outer Information nddicm
W. L. V\ ILSON, I'n.nlilent.
iu5 Morgantowu, W. Vi.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITl
NINK departments of aludr; text U*?k? fi>mUbe4
T COST; calendar arranged to suit teachers; exnies
for one year from 1175 to tM>;uou*ectar!an
tcral, thorough. Full term btgluiSMTKUbKli
1S81. Attcndanco la?i vi?-r
Mt Virginia and from & BtaUMHuo'T\rrllwlt*!
jmbcr of itudonta larger than for tea yean t>?.
DUB.
VFor catalogues and other Information ?pd1t t*
(e Actinic l'roldcut, D. B. lUWNTON, Mornn.
wn.VwtVa. tat 12
OHIO WESLEYAN UKIVERSlWr
DKLAWAKK, OHIO, 4
n Institution of tlio hlghe?t crude; among the
?t colleges Ka*t or West. Nemwy aimiul
iiae excepting for clothing. u? ulven by ??Terml
united young men, under &IUU. Ojieutoboth
ae*. Ladle* under special lunerrWon it MuaIt
Hall. Conservatory of Mumc. Art dttartctDL '
cnaratory department, Normal, Btuinta u,i
igllah and other special couimw, togvlhtr *10)
at' regular college cotmes. For catalogue id.
ess C. H. PAYN K, President. Jjfi
y?USIO LESSONS.
Mrs. W. S. Ilutclnna will resume her
05SC3 iu Piano and Vocal lissom on MONA.Y,
September 4tr, at her residence, No.
Twelfth street, at which place pleuectll
address for information as to tertns, do,
bt2
IT. GEORGE'S HALL, AN UNSUli)
pawed Boarding School for boys and Youni
;n, Rclstertown, llaltlinofo comity, Maryland,
eparvs for the UnlvenJtles and Culh'KM.orBudXX.
r.T5 a year, l'rof. J. C. KIN'KAK, A. M.,
luclpal. Circulars wltli references sent.
jyl?-ruw
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
^LEXANDER BONE, SR.,
)TABY PUBLIC, LICENSED OEKDUL BCaiNEBH
AND REAL ESTATE AGEN'T.
joans negotiated, itocka bougiu ted
mil'and manufacturer*' booluoiencd.mmlnrt
d closed. Estates settled, notes, book unmnta,
d renin collected. Houses rented and leurt. I
llectlons promptly remit toil. Ailranctt rada.
I buslneM corrc*tponde:ictic?nfidiuiUllyilteaiied
Send for circular to wferencts. 131! Mulct
eet, (Cranglo'i Block,) oyer City Bunk, WhetUu. 1
Va.
^ILTON T. CARR,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
tends to all work In Engineering and Surojlnj
reasonable rates.
Office, 33 Twelfth Sum,
iealdence. Pleasant Valley. National Rnal ??<
'AMES GILCHRIST,
Civil Engineer, Surveyer and Kxaminer
Lnnd Titles.
Dffick:?12 Twelfth Street, Wheeling
. Va. Telephone, No. 5'J. aul*.
1 B. CAMDEN, M. D.,
-
?liyf$lciaiL and Surgeou.
tcsldenco anil oftiee No. 105 Fourteenth itml j
Ice also at 1133 Chapline street.
'elephone No. C-fll and No. 14.
kill promptly answered. bj3
1 0. SMITH,
;al Estate, Itond & Stock Broker.
podal attention Riven to collecting rtnti tad til
ler&l management of Real Estate.
ihl 12M Main street, Wheeling, W, Vt
PROFESSIONAL.
'R. HDLLIHEN has returned to the city and r*oed
the practice of mcdlcine and nirjtrj. Ui
i be fouud atjhe
Jr r lUK or TIIK IIOARU OF EDDCjITIO.V
r the City Hank, Market Htrcct. g;i
BUSINESS CARDS.
TEPHEN MtCOLLOUGuT
Carpenter and linilder.
rick Buildings rrcctcd complete la til coJer:
irovcmenUu Ako wooden bulldlnn fltuxl ts
iplctc on lot. Wooden buildlnn /ram*! and
eu up hi yard at work hliop ?nu Uktn to mi
tariu completed. *n rewonable tcnni All ^
Ltlons mode on old bullJino. rooli ralleji aaa
-lishUiparticularly attended ta De*ki. counter
I shelving IItied up on itiort notice; ?tore frocti
In aud btons altered. Rirideuce No. Swath
street, formerly occupied Ir Ht. Bea Li ef.
ip In rear of Capitol, on Altey 11 "y11
^HEELING BOILKH TOXS.
anufacturers of portable, lUtioniiT. Mitofl
lent, breeching, chimney*, t*alu, itlu?, "?>?.
iters and all kinds of neary?bKtln? *p?;
Jem in second-hand boilers. For inforssatioJ
ly to COX A JIORBlsO\
NalC06 3<cW?Wtt
uepnono V-21. itcpiunkrttaai '",r
onahle. PI"
) O. LIST, Ja,
PORK PACKER
1 carer of the celebrated CHESTER YEAH
which we uow rcailr anil 'of?le?t
28 FOURTEENTH STRECT.
F 8. C. Meat* are all branded, "LUt< Cbui?.
a :
M. OLOU6TON,
MALIK IS
lin, Ground Feed, Bulcd Hajr, Slriw U?
South Street, Near Market Street BMe,
pay tho highest market price lor "tat, cora, .
and nut*. !!?
ATTORNEYS.
.EO. R. E. GILCHRIST, _
ATTORNETATLAW,
Office with Taylor A Barr, ,
Ko. i2 Twelfth
Imlraltyand Maritime law isycdaltf.
i promptly made.
J J. W. COWDEN,
' ATTORNEY AT LaW. _
Bco, No. 12a ChapUne eu, WheellW. ;Jt
ipt attention to all burinew
R. COWDEN",
ATTORNEY AT LAW. .
1222 Chapllno BL. Wheeling,
ANNIBAL FORBES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, w,
loo, Curtom Honee, Wheeling. w.
IMES p. rogeils, I
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
, 1207 Chapllue St., opposite tie ^ tit
?Ung, W. va.
ANXiSL x,AMJJj
ms v. -iTTtDItfflcT AT Uff, _ , I
w. vt "to', forcr air *!*> I
COUUISSION MERCHANTS* I
?HN M. liOON 4 CO.,
1IW MAIN STREET, I
lers In Vmlnr I'rorlnlous nnil Oil*i 'fl I
Car tols, j
fejlMtil tor SPIXEUTIOS In <Wn f* I
??, OU mil Blocks on namlii In Enter"1 I
>*". Kfw Vork ..1,1 Oil City, ? ? I
i<2?KO Corrwj^>ucJciiti-U. Vartnport A Co.. *- 0
cholnA Co, Jtj_ I
Datmpokt, a n. EooLanoa. I
GoaeraL O/D.EaluionJtton.Spcdu I
UAVJCM'OKT ? CO., I
COMMISSION I
rn 111 Gn!u, Flour, Bwli, ProrliloEJ, I
and Dried Fruit*.
107 wassjsgixw sr., cbimw I

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