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THE INTELLIGENCER.
Published didiy (8und*y? excepted).
FflETT A CAMPBELL, l'JJOrBIITtm
At Not. 25 and 25 Fourteenth Street.
TKRM3 0Y DAILY;
Ouo copy one yu?r...fc> uu i Threw montbi 12 00
Blx inontiu 4 CO | Ouo month 76
DoUvurvd by carrier* In city, 16c per wcok.
' TKRM8 OF HKMI-WRKKLY:
Ono jetr 43 001 Biz month*- II 60
TKIIMH OK WKKKLY:
Ono ye*r;,y.?.u...?tl w | Six mouths : II 00
(Irvnt reduction* to Club*. Bead (or Mimple copy
mid cJrculapi. Addrcu,
FKKW &CAMUKI.U
, t Mutllng, IK. I'o.
IKntcrwl ?t Uio 1'iwtodlqo'at ^Wheeling, W, Vi.j m
iccond-clAMtniittcr.l
WIIKKUNO, W. VA., OCTOIIKIl 3, ISM
. ' ilKl'UHMC.VX TICKET*
i'OH CONOKKJB.
lutDUU-QKN'L NATHAN OOKK, of lUrrUonCo.
'il IfliU?I0I1N W. MASON, of Taylor Co.
,'l 1 UliL-K. L..HUTTKICK, of Kanawha Co.
Ith l*lxt.?Hon. UEOKUK I.OOM1S, of *Vowl Co.
11. U. DOVKNEIt.
J. I>. ttlllTIIAM,
J. H. nam,
L. F. TIIOMA.
> 011 fctate kksvt0iu
hi DIM ?N. 1). dCOTT, of Ohio Co.
yon j v do j or mm anew.
GHOIWK li. C'ALDWKI.L, of Ohio Co.
Tjik West, it is said, is draining tho Kiifil
just now at tho rate of $'-',000,000 per week,
Ma. Mils, bays tlio Christian Leader
referring to Kditor MiJn of the Chica^c
Alliance, sees no occasion for an Atheistic
college. Ho thinks Harvard and Cornell
will (io very well.
Ala. 11i.ai.nr threw out his suggestion*
about paying tho debt of Virginia like r
handful of pennies to a crowd of streel
gamins, and Virginia is'all tumblingaftci
hiin.?SjtriiiulUUl liepublican.
Tub movement of tho crops is absorbing
a largo amount of eastern funds, in ad
dition to which heavy drafts are beinj
made upon tho available capital of tl.<
country for tho consiruction of railroad?
The new mileage added to the railroad sys
turn during tho ilrst eighteen months ii
over twelve thousand miles. This has cos
not less than $20,00i) per mile, and tho ex
pendituro in tho extension and repair o
old roads will make the grand total of nev
expenditure in this lino something lik<
swu.ow.im
Tlie New Klvcllon l.iiw?A Warning: t?
IHMlrlltiiforN ?if TIcUcIn.
It may not be generally known tlmt tin
election law of West Virginia was amend
ed in ono or two very important particu
litrs by the act of March 25, 18S2. It is
proper that all persons whom,this act ir
any wise concerns, either as voters on elee
tion day, or as eleclioneererint the polls, 01
as solicitors of votes in any capacity or a
any placo whatever, should bear , in mint
the following features of the new law
Section 5 of chapter ISO, page -loO, acts o
1SS2, reads as follows:
If any person knowingly vote when no
legally entitled; or vote more than once a
the name election; or knowingly voteoj
attempt to vote .more than Que ballot foi
the same otlice, or on the same question
or procure, or assist in procuring a bat
vote to be admitted, or received at an elee
tion. knowing the same to be bad; ori
good vote to be rejected, knowing tin
same to bo uood; or with intent to deceivt
any voter, utter the ballot of such voter b)
marking out the name of any person foi
whom such person desires to vote, or witli
like intent to write the name of any persor
on such ballot other than those directed bj
the voter, he shall be punished as hereinafter
provided. And when any political pari)
shall in convention assembled nominau
tie full number of persons to bo voted foi
at the ensuing election for State or county
ollicers, or for representatives in the Con'
gress oi the United States, and shall prim
and circulate, or cause to be printed and
circulated ballots to be used in voting at
such election, containing all the names oi
the persons so nominated, pintwl iii
lioman letters and with black ink, with n
heading showing the nnme of such political
party, it shall be unlawful for any person
to print or circulate, or to furnish to
any voter, or other person to be used in
voting at such,election, any printed ballot
with the same heading, ami similar in appearance
to tho same ballot printed asaforesaid,
containing the names oi
such nominees, with any name or names
printed thereon other than those so nominated
as aforesaid, uulesa tho other name
or names so printed thereon be printed in
Jtalics,und in such style or manner as shall
be easily distinguished by a voter from
said lirst-named ballot. It shall nlso bt
unlawful for any person to paste or plaet
the printed name of any person other tliar
thai of one of tho nominees of such con
vention on upon such ballot so printed
as aforesaid unless the name so pasted 01
placed thereon be printed in red ink. Bui
it shall also be unlawful for any person tc
print or circulate or cause to be printed oi
circulated anv ballot imr?ortiiu? to In
such ballot us is liereiubefore mentioned
and purporting to contain tho names o
the persons so nominated as aforesaid, bul
omitting therefrom tho names of any out
or mora of such nominees, unless a blanl
space be left on such ballot of at least one
third ol an inch in width, ant
ex tending across the said ballo
from one side to the other, fo:
the name of any such nominee omittei
therefrom. Any person who shall know
iugly violate any of tho provisions of tliii
section shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor
and for each od'enso bo lined not less thai
twenty nor more than ono hundred dollars
and may, at tho discretion of the court,, bi
conllned in the county jail not less that
one no* more than six months."
GKANUK l\\IK AM) 1'IUMC
At Miignr CJrove, on McRrnw'rf Hun, Ii
Hit* Knst l'.ml ?r this Cotiutj, on (hi
shiu mi,
Rc]x>rted for the IiitelllKOUccr.
Notwithstanding tlio forbidding aspec
of tho weather in the morning, and in tin
face of the fact that tho day of preparatioi
hud been one of continuous rain, t!i<
Grango fair and picnic held at Old Suga:
G rove,on the headwaters of McGraw's Run
north of Valley Grove, was a graud sue
cess.
Tho attendance was largo, and was eati
mated during tho day to be from 1,000 u
1,200 persons.
James Dixon was on the grounds with
pair of straight Atwoods.and was awarde<
first premium on buck lambs, first on ew
lamb, and first on best display of sheep.
1). A. Gitlln lirst on aged bucks, and M
Maxwell first on best display of lambs.
The Committee on Cattlo report tho fol
lowing awards:
Two-year-old heifer, grade Durham?J
B. Whitham.
One-year, Ayshire?J, B. Whitburn; ani
first on Ayshire bull.
I). A. Gitlln, lirst on Devon heifer,
year old.
.lerseys?J. D. Whitman was awardet
N 1st on bull and heifer. Best milch cow
Chester Whitlmni. Best Devon bull, Che*
ler Whitman.
It, M. Max\vi;u., )
P. T. Atkinson, > Com,
J. A. Cami'ukli., J
TlieCommitteo on horses report the fol
lowing awards: On colt two years old
draft, J. Dixon. Colt two years old, al
purposes, C. Whitman. Colt one;year old
for draft, H. M. Maxwell. Colt one yea
old, nil pur noses, J. D. Whitman. Sprini
colt for draft, Milton Gitfiu. Spring col
all purposes, K. Moore.
. Jar. C.NMpnr.u., ]
, s. 11. Chamueils, [Com.
Jas. McVknis, j
James Dixon showed a ll no brood man
and two thoroughbred colts. S. Smith ex
hibltcd bis line Xorman stallion, Louis Napoleon.
There was no competition iu either
of theao cIobscb.
James CbambeVs showed a wnro 32 years
old, from which ho had raised seventeen
colts and sold them at prices ranging from
$12oto$500. '
Jn passiug through* tho'IJail wo notice
the finest display of potatoes probably
ever exhibited in Ohio County, consisting
of seventeen choice varieties belonging to
\V, 3f. Dunlttn. The largest potatoes exhibited
were the property of John Dixon.
Thofl. Grifllth exhibits mammoth onions
from the seed.
J. Hanna a (inn specimen of sorghum
inolassciyand W. Hanna specimens of amber
cane and fodder corn from twelve to
llfteen feet long.
Mr.Jas. Chambers exhibited fino spedinens
of Held corn,cabbage, tomatoes,'canlltlower
and squashes.
Wm. Mooro exhibited some very fine
(inincessnd AWT. Foreman exhibited some
line specimens of early Fultx and Into
Kultas wheat, a mammoth gourd, two varieties
of grapes, parsnips, beets, turnip?,
ground cherries, onions, live varieties of
corn, also sweet potatoes.
, J. D. Whltham showed a lino basket of
apples also German amber wheat, a new
and very popular variety of wheat intro
uuceu uy miii.
I). A. Giftlunnd lady had a very cretlitable
display of vegetables and fiowew,
Many articles wero exhibited " without the
name of oxhibitor.
J. Far is was awarded first premium ou
brood how and litter of pigs; also tirat premium
onboiir of any ago or breed?breed
> Chester white. Mr. l'aris also received
t first premium on coop of silver Hamburg
: chickens.
, The game of base ball played in the
evening between the llrst and second nine
of West Alexander was very creditable io
the players find interesting to tho spectators.
? A busy and very enjoyable day was
1 properly closed by the walking match.
t The prize was a fine riding bridle to the
fastest walking horse, and a halter to the
r second. Per this there were twelve entries,
rite race was very exciting and was won
by John Blayney; second prize, W. D.
; Chambers. With* the close of this the
people reluctantly started for their homes,
with pleasant recollections of a day prollt?
ably spent nud pleasantly ended.
2 W. W. F.
A sunn, positive cure for costivenesa, Mam
' A LIN.
* THOMPSON'?Monday roornin*. Oclobar 2, 18:2,
. i<t G-.sn o'clvcl, Uoiikkt K Tituxrsox, eged to y<a:t
. anil 10 dayn.
Funeral from his late rcaldenco (Caldwell's Man(
Moii), on this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
> Friends of the family are lnvi:c<l to attend. I titerwent
ut lYulitsula Cemetery.
LAUQHLIN'?At Zaiie?vllk>. Olilo. Monday morning.
October 2.18S2, Mrs Nancy LACaiiMN, wife
* of the late John Luughlln, in the 06ih year of hei
aac.
? Funeral this (Tuesday) morning at 10 o'clock,
from the 11. di O. Depot. Interment at Gi ecu wood
Cemetery. Carrlagci will ba in waiting at the
dei>ot for any friends of the family who desire tc
i attend.
j THOMPSON*?At the rcsldcnco of Dr. FiUscll, ou
Saturday, September 30. lfcSi, at 11 o'clcck a. v,
* Col. '0ii.sTii0Mi80N.0f Belmont county, Ohio, hi
the 87th year of his at;e.
imcrmi'tu irom ms luu; residence, opposite
I M< uwUvNlc, on Tuesday. October 3. nt 'i o'clock i*
[ x. Frffiiiis of tht: (iimlfy u f Invitci
THE CQN T3RASY f"
While other Baking Powders are largely
adullerciteJ with Alum and other hurtful
[ drugs,
i
t Aas 6een kept unchanged in all its original
purity and strength. The best evidence of
its safety and effectiveness is the fact of
its having received the highest testimoni
ats from the most eminent chemists in tho
United States, who have analyzed it, from
its introduction to the present time. No
other powders show so good results by the
true tcst-the TEST OF THE OVEN.
IT IS ft PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER
-MADE BYSTEELE
& PRICE,
ChicnRO, 111., and St. LouiB, Mo.,
H*nuf?ttur?r? of Lupulla Yi-tut limit, tlr. Prim'* SpteUl
Hnorln* Kxtr*cu, and l)r, I'rlen'i Uulguo Pcrfuntw
TliAYiSLKliS' UU1DE.
HKf.UTPRg OF TRAINS-?WHEKI.IN'O TIME.
I SUUday.
A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
a. 4 0. R.K fl:35 8:56 3:10 4:55
\ CcuLO.DiT 9:30 riSb fl:00 11:35
* W.,P.AB.Dlv 6:40 l:S0 5:10 ..
' OloT.&PltU 6:00 11:10 1:50 "|l:55
f P., C. ASt. L... 8:52 6:32 8:52 1:57 4:17%
' A. M. P. M. A. M. A. M.
, 0., T. V. A W- ?hTO *5:80 12.00 6:00 ^4:0C
' AHHtffAti 07 TBAIMH. ~~
3UUd?y.
A.M. A.M. T.M. A.M.
l B. & 0. B. R 12:16 10:30 2:30 iC.20
t P.M. A.M. A.M. A.M.
. CcutO.Dir 5:55 10:00 2:65 10:45
; A. M. P. M.
I ff .P.AB. niv ... 11-on r..u
A.m. r. M. **"
, Clov. & Pitta 11:40 5:83 7:57 18:42
X.iC. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P. 51.
, P? C. A6t.L.. U;W 8:52 8:37 11:0-2 4.02 7;13
1 O..T. V. &W.. K:lolyiQ:2'> *'*25 'p.VQQ ...
t Dallv except Sunday. '
J t 8teubeiivllle Accommodation.?This train dtir15*
l '?. I*ua s backward and forward between
.ft.rv, m. crryaIAdB;Uaire; Rtopplnpwheu required
Kt the Sherman lloiuo, jEtiiavillo, Went Wheeling
ana Gravel llilL
1 Mascllon Accommodation
Clnlnvlllo Accommodation.
1 C., T., y.A W. Trains run by Columbus time.
f HEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R.
0? nud niter MONDAY. September 13,1S82. caw
t on the Wheel 1 UK nnd Kim Urovo Kiillroad will run
iw follows, leaving the city (eornfr Eleventh uud
U Market Htrce!*), mid Hornbrook'.s I'ark, at
l IU-aj a. m. | i'20 r. M. Ii.20 j*. M,
/. co ii:oo " mvo " 7:00 "
u I.w I i;w -- 3HU," .7540 " .
8:20 " 12:20 r. M. 12J '* 8 20 "
r 9:01 ' 1:00 41 5 0J " 8.00 "
i 9:40 " IMP " &:t0 " 940 "
Sundays excepted.
M?lii ,103. KLKKH. Superintendent
Trr.a
IMPERISHABLE
a wmirnEr.?Ti-m~Tsagaa?iscgja
i PER FUME,
Murray & I anion's
FL0R1BA WATER,
i Best for TOILET, BATH
1 and HANDKERCHIEF.
; KRAFT'S
DIARRHEA
! COMPOUND,
r .The only wifo and certain cure for
j Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrliffia,
' Ilysculary, Colic, Cramps, Sum.
mor Complaints, &c.
Invaluable for' children durinj; their Stabntl
Summer. In use for .moio than twenty yews nuri
has never failed. No cure now. Trice 50 centa.
e K. A. McCAHE & CO., Proprietors,
Jyl WUEEU.NO, W.VA.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS* __ I
"TXTANTED?POSITION5BY A YOUNG
T T Man of 21 u Clerkihlpt well recommended;
qultk at flaiirin?. Addre* LOUIS, lANGBDOHF,
iaw}l'OTtofllco. ,y, oc3>
"TITANTEi)?TO BOUKOW SI,800.00
T Y on four years' time. Will *lv? llr?t mort?
BftguotiA farm containing l"fl acre*, and pay 0 per
cent Interot. AddtTH 11. 0? thlaofllco. oc3?
Found-ox maiucet street.
Monday inornlnir, a I'ocket Handkerchief
with brcentpln nnd gold roltrtled In corner?Can
be hud by calllnu ota 0. U. mull, proving property
nml pmlngloriliUHdvertUeiucnt. ' a-3
WANTKI)-IN A WHOLESALE
l>rtm lb.mo, h Yoium Man who Iim M>mo
'xjiciieiicc In ihu Manufacturing un?i. Wliotesale
Ihrpmwptita. AddrcM, Willi lufercnoci, I'Drttg
Mmchm)t.>''can'liHellliencnrofflctv < 1 'oc'J*
.jyjfANY THANKS.
Wodeilre tocxpreiaour slnccro thftnka to the
firemenaud many frlcndi, who rendered inchcM*
dent aid In "wvIor bur property frow tlio 'Oio on
1h.?I Sabbath tiiornliiir.
pgr I).'A. McKKE AND l-'AMILY.
-yyANTKD. * . 5 Jo u?tM r,?t
'J'hreo kooiI Linicalone Quarry men and four
Quarry Laborers, to work at limestone QuaK
ry at Itatimxo'a, Switch* 0., T. V. & W. JtalU
road. Ooou wuyt:i and good board. Apply
atonccto C.H.IK WIN,
o?l " Martin's Kerry, Uhlo.
Q.USS SIIADKS,
KOLND 0V\! AND SQL \UK
For covering Wax work, Statuary, Uouqitets, Ac.,
Ac., full mock just opened at the
McLUKE HOUSE ART 8T0HV,'
ocn R. L. NffcOLL, Agent.
JJASK BALL.
DliTUOlTS, OF DETROIT, Mllil.,
AGAINST
STANDARDS,
At Now t'atr Grounds. MONDAY and TUFSDAY,
October iM ami JUL (iaine called at 3 i\?.
AdtuMon V5cent?. No free admlmlan. oc"2
"SOUTH AND WEST,"
ONLY, no CENTS A YEA It,,
Jt i?a llfst-cJjwi Agricultural paper, published
semi-Monthly. All who m*xi<! us their subscription
with 10 cent', between now and December Is:, wo
will send them tho paper until January let, 18*|.
Sample topics, containing Premium LUk >ent free
on npplkiillon. Addresi "80UTU AND.WEST,"
3.0 N, 3d street, St. Louis, Mo. 0(8
C. POPE CO.,
Grain & Provision Commission Merchants,
itii Wahu.vuto.* sraeq-. C'ihcaco, f.r... Fstubllshcd
1875, members Chicago Board of Trade and
Call lloird, solicit ordcra for the purchow and rale
nf irrulu urc nmvlsinnn fnr filtiiru duliverv cm mur.
gins, and constantly ou 'Change, hiicI endeavor to
1 .roinlcorrectlythe driftof the market* for general
advice. iWUefer tovMerc!itgiU' National Bunk,
Chicago. and M t clunks' National Btnik, New York.
oc3rrhsiw
: jj^OU RENT.
That.portion of my Farm in Belmont county,
, Ohio, about one mile below Hello I re, Immediately
: 0:1 the Ohio river, which has been In the occupancy
of the into Francis G'rangle, and used for gardcuftig
and farming purpose*, ou which there Ik a
i GOOD BEARING ORCHARD
J of tho Choicest Fruit. Good Dwelling House, Good
. Ua.ru and Stable, Spring House and other nucwaary
buildings.
'J his hone of the most desirable placcs in Bel
mont county.
l'enons wishing to conncct with it a Dairy Farm
can be accommodated with aufllcient laud suitable
for that purpose.
seffi R. CR ANGLE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
UisraiCT or west vikoinu, s.s.
? iieukas, proper ccrtltlcatc of a United States
Commiaioncr has been filed iu the Dlstilct Court
of tlie United States Lr the ldsirlct of West Vlr
?lj)i?, ou the i!7th day of September. 1682. by I.?rry
ifarr.son against the steamboat "J. a. Jseel," hei
tackle, apparel and furniture, allcglDglu Mihsbmee
that there is due and unpaid to saiil Lurry Harrison
for mariner's wage*, the sunt of fcii.JH; which sum
ihe Master of the said steamboat J.S. Feel has re
fuse J to piy, together wiih tae costs, charges and
expenses.
No*, therefore, in pursuance of the monltiouuu'
<ler tho seal of wld Court to nie directed and
delivered, 1 do horebv give public notico to all per?ons
claiming the wild steamboat, her tackle, ap
parel Hud furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before tho >aid
, District Court lobe held at the city of Wheel-ng. in
I and tor the District of West Virginia, on tho i Ith
I day of October, ISS.\ at it o'clock in the forenoon
1 of that day, (provided the raue shall be a day ol
jurisuicuou. ouiurwuu cm me nexi oaj 01 juristiclion
thereafter) then and there to Ititerwue their
claims, anil tQmiike t>?clr nllojrAtioHS in that behalf,
D-ited llie 3d dav of October. IbSi
_oc! G. IV. ATKINSON. U. R. Mflrnhwl.
OJPJEIEA. HOUSE.
SATUKlUU-FTERJiOOX ASD SIGHT.
DRAPER'S BOSTON DOUBLE
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN COMPANY,
THIRTY TAMINTED PERFORM ?83.
MISS KATE PARTINGTON',
KISS JEN'XJE MORTON,
TThe Two Famous.Topsys.
POPULAR PRICKS, 25 1111(1 u.i CENTS.
Reserved Seats 50 cents: now on sale at Wilson A
Ballmer's.
Mitijieo prices. cents, 33 ccnli reserved se'ntn.
Children 1"> cento. oe:jTrh.i.s
ALL HUUSLKttlTO
Needing anything whatever in the line of
Houseftraisliing Goods,
Can be supplied at the LOWEST POSSI-.
RLE COST at
B. F. Caldwell's,
DEALERIN
Grates, Stoves, Iron ami Tinware,
And Manufacturer of
TIN HOOPING AND IRON CORNICES.
P. S.?If yon want an Ice Cream Freezer,
Refrigerator or Cooler, this ia the place to go.
jcr.'ru
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Compare Assets,18S2,
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK,
. In round numbers 8?I,000,000
New York Life .'. 47,000,000
New Kngland Mutual ? lfi.OOO.OOQ
Penu Mutual .. 7,000,0?!
Mill mil ItnnoHt or. im'nnn
In mtio of management espouses to total iucom
. lor 1S!j2, compare the
Slutuul Life Ins. Co., oTN'.Y., 31-10 per cl
with the
S'cw York 1-1 fe . ....'..13 2-10 per ccnt
N*etv England Mutual -13 'J-I0 "
I'onn Mutual 15 410
ilutuul Benefit ...10 9-10 " '
Which avo tho Lowest ltatesl
Annual Premium for an Insurance of $1,000, age 35.
Mutual Life Ins. Co., or X.Y. - - $22 42
Kqw York 1.1 fO |2G 88
N'ew England .Mutual ? 2G 50
Penn Mutual '20 *22
Mutual Bouefit 26 00
For other comparisons arid Information, caH at
i'KTKRSON'S AGENCY,
rayl5 11C0 Main Street.
The hi bile Is requested carefully to notice the new
and enlarged Scheme to be drown Monthly.
OLIVE
BUTTER.
Au Absolutely Pure Vegetable Oil.
For Cooking Purposes is Better than Lard,
Fully Equal to Butter, and Cosls
Much Less than Either.'
, Ono'Pound of Ollvo Butter will tlo the
Work of Two Pounds of Lard.
THY IT and REALIZE Its GREAT MERITS.
| M ANUF.tCTC RED ONLY BY
1 WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS,
AI>KI.1>1IIA.
OC2 FOR BALE B? ALL GROCERS.
DRY POODS?OBO, IT. TAT LOR.
1SS2.
NEW FALL
-ANDWINTER
SUITINGS!
Wo linvu just opnied full lines of
Utiles' Sailings in
FOULE CLOTHS,
EXCELSIOR CLOTHS,
GILBERT SUITINGS,
TOURIST CLOTHS,
CASHMERE TWILLS,
COLORED CASHMERES, &c?&c,
lit all.tlio Now anil Clioivo Similes.
Geo. R. Taylor.
%
Plushes
-ANDVelvets
sl
OUR NEW STOCK!
Brocade Plushes,
Striped Plushes,
Plain Plushes,
Plain Velvets,
Striped Velvets,
Brocade Velvets,
In Black ami all tlio New Colors,
comprising the Handsomest Stock
wo have ever oll'ercil.
All now open and ready for inspection.
BH
m, n. i ayiur,
BLACK
DRESS SILKS.
X"
Being convinced tliat tlie celebrated
Bonn'et Silks are the
best imported, we have decided
to keep constantly on hand a
foil line and recommend to oar
customers as being preferable
to any other make, Our stock,
with present additions, is complete,
and prices filly as low as
retailed in New Jfork,
Other makes of Black Silks
on hand we will offer at reduced
prices to close them ont,
CEO. R.TAYLOR
ai121
GRAND H
mm
W (' 0QC
REPUBLICAN CMOI
At t?33A' ".0 ;* I rf3J c"H|0 JCH
>V1LL ADDRESS THE CLTI
oapitos'"
, !:? (.Iju" aria <ivkn?U (till)
TUESDAY
; ogtobeb 3d,;
IF RAIN OCCURS AT"
pc(2 'v
OROCEBIESAND TOBACCO.*^ ]
S. BAER & SONS
Have the Largest and moat Complete
Stock'of 1 , .!. ,
GROCERIES!
. . -I J nt ? c I >'>l
In thoSiole.
2 Car Loads of Soapine
Received lust week. This1 Is known as the
beat in tho Market.
We offer special inducements in
CANNED TOMATOES & PEACHES
And all other Canned Goods.
TOBACCOS, TEAM SYRUPS
Sold lower than any other house in our, line
in tho State.
Hefore buying call and examine our large
and extensive stock ot' groceries. 'A'large
discount to cash buyers.
S. 6AER & SONS,
1412 ami MlUIafu Street.
St?l8. v " , " . , . '
TO THE GROCERY TRADE,
I take pleasure in announcing to my old patroni
ami to the trade generally, tbat. aiucc the lute Jlre
at my eatablkhment, I have thoroughly renovatotl
ray buildings, and tun now prewired to offer us
largeand vailed a stock of general groceries and
provisions us enn be found in: the titute. These
goods are all new and carefully kelected. ,
My own euro of choicu smoted meats delivered
direct from my l'ork House at Manchester:
I have been appointed sole ugent In the city for
the following lending specialties, viz:
fiitihfunl C'lienticul Works' l?cuoivned
Yeafet INwtfer iu Uottlcs.
| r.u. jiiuersi'ruiiimucrsuiHiL'rcservcSi.
I Frank Siddal's Wonderful Soap.
I Ward's "White Borax Soap,
j Ward's. Electrifying Soap.
.UcXaniara's Glorj Tobacco. -?
McAlpln's Onward Tobacco.
Weyman & Bros'. Celebrated Pittsburgh
Smoking Tobacco* . */., '
DuPont's Sporting, llille, Mining- iand
IJlasiingTowder.
FAMILY .Vitl) llAKKHS' FLOUl!.
tfcConnellsville Wold Sheaf Patent Flour,
llest in the market. . ,r
Silver Star?linker's Floor. '
Daily llread?linker's Flonr.
M. REILLt,
WHOLESALE GROCERY PORK PACKER,
Nos. 1309 and 1311 Main Street, " 1
jy20 Wheeling, W.'Va.
TIMOTHY SEED
-ANDPHX
PATENT FLOUR.
4.
1,000 Bags Prime and Choice Timothy Seed
for sale.
Phcenix Patent Flour always 'in. stock.
Try it. It in the beat. ' 1
Headquarters for AKMJCKLE'S justly
Celebrated COFFEE.
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES.
Call to see us.
Jos. Speideli&Co.
teao wiioi.KSAr.EOr.QCKRS. ~'
IJMiY IT!
TILE PEERLESS'
Soda Cracker!
' YOU CAN GET IT AT
SMYTH'S.
se2
TAKE NOTICE!
iMI-A-SOHNTS
FRUIT JARS, VSIOX JARS, JELLY
lassk8,_m\g a u.onston k jails,.
1-uiUJL.uiv, aiAJiN K JAltS, 3,000 .GALLON
STONE WARE. at.
GEO. K. McM ECJIEJTS,
aulO 1300 Murkul St.
THURBBR'S
SHREDDED OATS,
GRANULATED TAPIOCA,
SAGO, WHEAT, FARINA, OAT HEAL
and their celobrateil Potted ami Canned
meats lor summer use, u't . " . .
aulO McMECHEN'S. 138Q'Market:St
STATIONERY.
rpo ANYBODY WHO
OR EVER WILL -SEED; JL (! .
BASKET!"
Wc ask to call at onco and buy one nt Your
Own Price, as we shall discontinue keeping
them, and what we bavomust go.- Wo "mean j
exactly what we say# '. ? j>i? , .
STAHTON &. DAVEHPORT, j
so a No. 1301 MAltKET STREET. . 1
gCHOOL BOOKS AND ,
SCHOOL STATIONERY!
A complete assortment such as uscd lu. '
THE CITY AND COUNTRY SCHOOLS, g
For jmlo at Contract Prices, tjr ' * '
JTosepli Grayes,
?H 20 TWELFTH STREET.
iuttt -V1' *
m
V X > '. ' T ' ' i *
:rip
y VH V;
ITE FOR CONGRESS,
ZENS OF WllEEMNtt AT
&QTTJLtttt I
r NIGHT.
HH!
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, !
i:: pnr coops;' '
EASTEBN-Dry
Goods Store
lllOMAIiV ST.
HRFAT P.I PAR1NR SIAIF
viib.ni whkniuiiu vnkh i
Offing lo Dissolution of Co-part
ncrsliiii, entire Stock to bo Closet
ix . 17 . ... <i: ' .1 H
Ottt
. t .
Regardless oi* Cost 1
. SALE TO COMMENCE
SATURDAY MORNING
And continue until further notice.
MARSHALL & GO.
:i EASTERSIIRY CiOODS STORE,
llio Mi^LlTV ST.
Jrti
3ST-B"W
FALL WRAPS
?
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
' "?AT?
PBICES
't :
Seal Skin Siiccpios,
Fur Lineil Circulars,
New Dolmans,
New Cloaks,
New Ulsters,
Now Shawls,
New Dress Goods.
Rlanl/Qill/o QnrlP.Qohmamt
uiuunuiinu uiiu uuonmuioi
a specialty:
J.S. RHODES & CO
8012
DRUGGISTS.
LADIES:!READ THIS!
l'EL'PEK Hull is PEPPER!
C1XNAM0N, that is OISXAXOS
PDBE SPICKS!
ALL K1ND8, AT . I ,
T A "TVT n_ r?\ JtN
-uv-zva-xa-JuN 00 03
| ' Druggist, Bridge Corner.'
Caiisup Bottles!
Fruit Jars, Salad Dressing,
Pure Flavoring Extracts,
' i . Highly Perfumed Toilet Soaps,
i. j "' Toilet Sets, Thermometers,
Barometers, at low prices.
SOLD BY
LOGAN ?Ss CO.
THF: HOUSEKEEPERS' DELIGHT
13 LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder
The beat and cheapest reliable Powder la th
mac Icot. Addrcis orders to
XjOC3-.A.:tSr Sz CO.,
Mti>,... ... ttmgfftete.Btfdge Corner. .
EC_ list:
DRUGGIST,
lOlO 3MlA.XIsr ST.
sii
Keeps in stock a line of fine Chemical
Patent'Medicines, Toilet Articles, Brushe;
Combs, Motions', Cigars, Ac.
> Oitizetis and Strangers are cordially invite
to call. sell
HATS AND CAPS. _
?4?L|tyle^
-OFHATS
AND GAPS!
NOW IK STOCK AT
Geo. Jf. Mathison's
1223 MARKET STIIEF.T,
sei5' J ; Wheeling, W. Vfl.
??I???PSvv ,?.-r. _ .
DRl?l!i
v1 " csbt . j
- i
.tZ'A .11:
OU-Ey- . 5
XHl.Xn (IM/JI'.J Kill |
FALL AND WINTER!
1 .?" .! ji tftrit.'.*? f *i't i "i> -> :
j V ,i , . .?.jhaO '
STOCK . j
' ' -OFr' /'l, j
:piSis2gii
GOODS
iVjlifrr;;-'''}-,'-:* I ! : vi .'j
| IS NOW COMPLETE IS
' ' ! ?l JUU .! r. r/?i}rfk
.A.11 Dopjirtments.
yoiiii^v ,' I iy, . i
I ; .'ttisxt. x }?. ?*
I
tioO?.vl?i?^ iO*JI :?? :i .
STYLES CHOICE
1 , '
'.. lu.it/ / it. :j i. . .
-A.VDPRICES
REASONABLE !
?' 1 > i. ! ?; h c 1 ! i.i<
I
&is;
, I NSPECTION
IS SOLICITED.'
; Brues & Goffer,
113S Main St.
0(2 , i
STONE & THOMAS.
1 .
Jiut IJcccivcd a Tliird Stock of Those
RICH BLACK SILKS
At $1 25, $150 and $2 00, cheap, at S3 per
cent more, that have had such a run.
Also a Pull line oi Beautiful
IMQM* Aid
dUilllllU! OURS,
IN At?' SHADES. '
5 MOM, SATINS, SURAHS,
*
Lace, Huntings,
Nun's Veiling, Cashmeres,'
"Wiiito Goods, Pine Throad,
Hosiery anil Underwear
- As l'retty as Silk, etc., etc.
- tteautiful Summer Silk at 47 l-2c.
| A GREAT BARGAIN.'.
I . . :
OTJK. STOCK OP
Cppets, Velvets,
Tapcstrys, ingrains, .I, :
Riigs, OilClotlisi
1 Window Shades and
laco Curtain Goods
la CTustirpassgil by any in the Ciiy.
PEilOES LO"W
i Cheap Counter.
AYc plnco 011 sale to close out a large
variety or Seasonablp Goods, marked
1 down 80 to 50 per cent.
0 Tiie Cheapest (foods ever shown?darner's
BesU'ercalcs at 12 1-2 cents; yard
ividc Cambrics 8 cents; Ijiivna 5 to 8
- cents; Remnants half their cost. So bring
1 along your cash and examine for your1
selves.
STONE & THOMAS,
. X030'Miain Street.
' - v":,! 1 - 1 i
I WINES AND LIQUORS^
s 5ju*. kb1d8. bol. juuik. w1xd. hahk1
' C- KBAUS -fc CO.,
d (Successor to H. Bchmulbaoh A Co.,)
= IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
- in fokkign anddomestio '
9 Wines and. Liquors, Brandy,
gin, cordials and whiski28,
No. 1133, Markot Sheet,
Ko.v " _ ;
Bass age tickets. ~
.1. .! :,? . ' -1 it . ??; I ? !
>9 Ocean PaswgQ Tickets to and from Europe
at lowest rates Usucd'by.V I( ..*) 1 ? .
If. P. BKHRENS,
au?l7. 2217 Market 8treet
HOUCATI^f^
\ SCHOOL FOR fiijiFi
IT. BE OHAKTATACADEiiv
rtoK Wliod.nltu IO|Jk?! tii'?r!uV,^C*llianoilol
tan.l;. iMnrailot^ & "?">?dn5
KIIKIIMM Mill HtUniC, ? >{'., !"? <&? looSi
1'm"' ,w -tei'te.?! Ms ,!rbl';>i?.
>ir?o vr IIIH MIAllKUV *****
OF Tit K VISITATION.
j , . 1)1 (iHlXTit
MW Nor NNVflim. Wj.
pEMALE SCHOOL AT ' 1
The Nationnl Capita)
Mr. Mid Mr*. Wm. I).(JABK1.L vrlU open tIta^t
fclioolnt Ihe'Natloiial CuplUl. a trivet
md Day School for\oun? l.mlics, on theTmP
AKDNKSUAY In BKrrKUllEK. lu the \uffi
it present occupied by Mr*. M. ll Archer1!
an Fourteenth htreet Mr. and Mr*. Ubtll *nu
fluted by a rompk'to co?r* 0/ MaMer*. ao<l
facility vrlU bo afforded to undent* in
aliwei, while the preparatory dei?rtwent tot
eclve tnohl thorough attention. *
The modern lanRuagea will form ? proasy..
leatnrc ol the school. >'or lull Mrtlculan
the Principal. % WILLI AM D. CAHFXL^
M'rtCimwAW lUl M. Bt. N. W? Washington,!) r
WEST VIRGINIA UNlVERSllt
Tho tioxt*e?lonbcf;lnn 8K1TKMI1F.II tlh. lw
Tkn IJ?mm ?cmw?ia Including School o!
lory ami School ol HiglUh. Full coum* In U?
ami Medicine extending throughout the tcaka
Kiilanced tedlltlw for fcttrdy of i'hy?|e*i Setae*
and ficlentlllo Agriculture; completely equity
chemical Inbrutory. Thorough itmtxn lu Attcim
and Modem language#and literature. Textual
at cost Kcoenary expeuRc* not over ?175. >M
cautotfiu* and other informttiou uddtew
mi 5 MorcMunwn,"\r.l\V
"WEST VIRGINIA IHf
NLSK department* o! Rtudr; text bookifuniUhei
AT COST: caloutUr RrrniiKW to mlt teacher* e?.
peition for oneyear fn>nv$l,5to tMsmm-tcctattea.
liberal, thorough. ball term kKlniKKWOMlf
7. ISM. Attendance M year trom&wuntlaol
West Virginia ami from 8 BUtea and Territories
Number of istudenU larger tbau forWn jean pr*.
VForcaUloguei find other Information apjilr i?
the ActfiiK PreaMeut, D. H. i'URlMvs, yorrin.
town, Vt^t Va. nun
J^USIC LESSONS.
Mrs. W. 8. Hatclniu will reiume Lcr
Classes in Hano ntul Vocal l.?ssons on MON*.
DA.Y, September tti, at her residence, So.
80 Twelfth street, at which place plt-Mectl!
or atldreM tor information as (o terms, Ac.
8>'2
BUStNESS CARDS.
joun mutt. rem uu,
John PI'uit it Co.,
(Snecewots to Hoot, Sehwiler & Co.)
CAUltlAOK JIAXUFACniliKKS,
\Ve herewith eiill the attention of the publictbit
from October I, 1M-. k11 ordeia lu the I'anUga
ManwfHC'.MrhiK lino left with ui will receive prompt
attention.Ht ??? '??'? Mute trnamntve that ?riu<
nothing but tint cla>? material ami manufacture
Urwl eluMiKiHHls. Weals j h-11 foreign matte tuu
ordered Carriages and Higgles which we gmnmtr*.
hpcclttl?ittentlouUl?al'l ?? makuw No. 1 .Siirtoj
Wtteon.', such tut (iroa-rv, link-tier, Htfccr, Garutnvr
uiul Brewery NVngnis; all work rmitilov iuoiiriin.
AIm> lletuUiitiguU kinds will rcct-ive prompt mit*.
lion. Uutcs as low hhiu any oilier boux1. Call ?
oui works ami convince yoimelf.
J01 I.N mRfl ,t CO.,
A few doors north of Kecoud Wanl Market Ifoiw
on Market Etreet. ?,..a '
jgTEPHEN McCOLLOUGlI,
Carpenter and IJulUcr.
Ericlc Buildings crec&d complete in ill modem
Improvement*. Also wooden buiMtna fitted up
complete on lot. "Wooden buildinn irtaed mil
fitted uj> in yard at work tJiop ami taken to in;
part anil completed, en mtHmablc terai. AH if.
I terationsmatle on old bulldlna, roots villeyi tad
Bky-liuht* particularly attended to. Dctki, counter*,
I and snelvfng fitted up on short notice; ttort Iranti
put iu and stores altered, Residence No. W Sixteenth
street, formerly occupied by Mr. Ben Eiley.
Shop In Tear ot Capitol, on Alley 13. mjll
| "yyHEELING BOILER WCsXS.
Manufacturers of portable, stationirT, rnrfne
boilers, breechine, chimneys, tank*, itilli, doon,
shutters and all Kinds of heavy klieet Iron *ori.
I DcaIcjh lu becond-hand boilora. For infunnitloa
apply to COX A MOKKlsOS.
No. lfiOG Market itmL
I' Telephone0-21. RcpairespccUlattention.Terru
roiBonable.' ra?U
jy 0. LIST, Jil,
pnTSTT T3 A niT'R'R
I And carer ol tie celebrated CIIE3TSB ?111*
which are now ready and for ule it
2S FOURTEENTH STRUT,
i My B. 0. Meata are all branded. "Llnt'i Chwta,"
*P5
J M. OLOUSTON,
j DBAI.EE ih
I Grain, Gronnd Feed, Baled Haj, Straw ku
South Street, Near Market Street Bridie,
I Will pay the highest market price Ior*he*t,cora,
and oatt. Wl_
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALEXANDER BONi I SR.,
NOTARF PUBLIC, LWKSSKD GEXERAL BPSKE3H
AND REAL ESTATE AGEh'T.
Loans negotiated, stock* bought and told.BMj
Chan U' and manufacturers' bookaoi?ntd,euElnw
and closed. Estate* settled, notes, book ictwati,
and rent* collected. House* rented tod itiKrt. 1
Collections promptly remitted. Advanca a^i
All buslneNi correspoiideiiceconfldeutl*lly?t^t"?" J
to. Bend for circular to rufereuct*. 1313 Mwut I
street, (Craagle's Block,) over City Bank, Wheell* I
W. Va. W. ]
jyjlLTON T. CAKIi,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
Attends to nil work' In Engineering and Stuvejiug
at reasonable rates.
Offick, 35 Twelfth Smrr,
V.IU VMtfnrtitl Rn?>!.
JAMES GILCMWST,
Civil Engineer* Surveyer and Kxaininer
of Land Titles.
Office:?12 Twelfth Street, Wheeling
W. Ya. Telephone, No:50. a?t7.
1 rjt 3!. CAJinjiN, M. X),
I PHysician mill Surgcou.
Eeridenco and oflice No. 105 Fourteenth itrwt.
! QBlcti ii!so ut UXl Ciia{>}liie Mml
I Telephone No. OG1 mid No. H.
Callg promptly ansirt-red. a>2
| Q. 0. SMITH,
Ileal Estate, IloinI ? Stock Broker.
I fipcclftl Attention given to collecting reatiMdthl
, general management of KenI foute. _
mill l&o Main tin*i. WLfellng.^JJL
' pnOFESSIONAL
DR. HUM,WEN liAs returned to the city and r*8iimod
the pnict/ceof wcdicJae acd eurgery. hi
. can bo found at the
! OKFICK OF TUB HOARD OF EDCCATI0.V
I over the City Hunk. Mwrkft street. SUi
COMMISSION MERCHANTSI.
I f OHN M. HOON & CO.,
! u
J]60 MAIN STREET,
I Dealers in Grain, Provisions and Ofb? 1?
I Cur Lots.
1 Orders vhcci] tor SPECULATION' In Onto, ft*
vifiloiis, Oil mid Stocks on marriii la Kxciusp**t
CliIc/iKo. Svw Vork mid Oil City. ?
I o v*!1(,ylS? ^"cipourlctiU-B. iwrenfort ACtt. *'
I S.Mcliobiifc Co. '
B. DiVKNroirr, a R. Edoum*,.. !
GuxcnL OfD. Kgglistoij A Sol
B. DAVJCIVPOKT & CO., j
COMMISSION'
Ocilcrs la Grain, Flour, Seeds, Provider* ?
aud Dried Fruit*. I
? 1f,7 WAR.-rfVOTON' BT..
NEWGOODS! !
JUST OPKSEI) AT
JOHN fRim'S
VlliSA ST011E,
'For the Fall Trnde.'
! Call ami examine Roods before jiurchwin'
I elsewhere.
.joiixv fimisdisi*
I ecH Xo. 1130 M?in Street.
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