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THE INTELLIGENCER.
Publlihed dally <8uudiyie*opted).
J-'iiK W, C'AMl'JJEIJi & 1IAKT, . Prop's,
At Not. 2Jand 27 Fourteenth street.
TRBM8 OF 1DAILY.
One copy one yc*r...& CO I Three mouths 12 00
Six mouth* 4 CO I Oue month 75
Delivered by ctrrlrri iudty. 10c per week.
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One year ....$] oo | Hlx mouita ....fl 60
TERMS U. wiiEKLT:
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Ure*t reduction tu CluU. Seed for sample copy
and circulars. Addmt
J-KEW. CAMPBELL & HART.
Whttling, If.
[Entered at tho I'ottofllce at Wheeling, W. Va., at
Necotiii-iluM mutter.
WuhttlNd. ?. VA.. AUGUST 29.1683.
Tin* I'cuple ?!' tiui I'onulry.
The New York JleraUl illustrates by dia
grams 8)me interesting features of the
population of tbla country ah auggrated by
the census returns. A circle fourteen
inches in circumference is divided to show
tiie relative proportions of the foreigu born
and thu native population, also the eompar
ative population of the several States and
3er Holies.
iiy the census of 1880 ,tho population el
the United .States woe 50,155,763, 43,475,840
being natives and 0,07U,U43 of foreign birth.
Of the fourteen inches of circumference
lts8 than two represent the entire foreign
born population, the remainder, more than
twelve inches, representing the native
The whole foreign population is aboul
iquul io the whole number of people living
in Now York, which has the largest foreign
element, and North Carolina, which hut
thu fciuullefit. The German born populu
tiou equals the combined population of Cal'
ifornia, Colorado, Delaware, Flor
ida, Kamaa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Nevada, Oregon and Khode Island; and
the Irish born is about the same. The
Chinese of the country and the population
of Nebraska will just about balance; so
with the English and Welsh and immi
grants from British America and the popu
lation of Missouri. F.'orida equals the
settlers from Norway and Sweden, and little
Delaware the French.
If maled and females were separated?
which we think unnecessary and which
certainly would be treating the ladies
shabbily?the men would require a little
more room than the women, because there
are 871,000 more of them. In this country
there is ne'er a Jill without a Jack, but
what is going to be done for the excess oi
Jacks? It is plain that some of them art
doomed.
The colored people are about an eighth
of the population. In Aliseifisippi the
blacks outnumber the whites by 171,000; in
Louisiana by 30,000 and in South Caro
lina by L'05,000; though in each of these
States the white Democrats are in political
cuntrol.
1'nbllenlloun.
Mr Giles li. Stebbins, of Detroit, sends
?8 bis American Protectionist's Manual a
neat little book of 192 pages bound in
clotb The work deals with the tariff ques
tion in its present phase and is very useful
as ? hand book of ready reference. Mr.
Stebbins will mail the Manual on receipt
ol 75 cents.
The September number of the Popular
Sdmct J/ml/W7.containsa wide mage ol top
ics. Kvery housekeeper should read Ph
Chemistry of Cooking," so that its valuable
suggestions may be applied to the health
and comfort of the lamily. Agricultural
Experiment Stations" is another good art*
cle. Dr. Kramer's "Ways of Preserving
Food" will tell many persons many things
which they ought to know. "Insanity,
treated by one who has been insane, gives
what may be termed an inside view, ibe
1'oputar Scicnce Monthly should bo found
in every family.
AMh American ltericw writers tfiscua, in
the September number, somo of the live
questions of the day. Judge Cooley, of
Michigan, tlie noted law writer, has a paper
on "Suite liegulation ol Corporato Profile,
Congressman Kusson, of Iowa, writes on
"Municipal Keform;" under the head of
"Shooting at Sight," Chief J usiice Jackson,
of Georgia, discusses a phase of Southern
life which has recently passed under sharp
review. Other good papers complete the
number.
The Atlantic Monthly (September) is fail
of good reading of varied character, "from
grave to gay, from lively to severe. Dr.
Holmes contributes "Kings Chapel,
patriotic poem, which has come to stay.
There are one or two pleasant sketches,
politics ii not neglected, Mr. Henry James
goes on with "En Province," and there are
the usual excellent literary criticisms.
"Artistic Homes in City and Country" is
the title ol a very handsome and liberally
illustrated volume by A. W. Fuller, of the
Arm ofFuller & Wheeler, architects, of Al
bany. Plans are given not only with a
view t? theartiBtic effect but also with re
gard to the drainage and plumbing. Mr.
Fuller's work shows us not only what may
he done in a new bouse, but how the old
may be made new in harmony with mod
ern style. Itisa valuable contribution to
the popular literature of architecture.
Messrs James K. Osgood & Co. are the pub
liBhers.
The American Agriculturalist, always good,
is above high-water mark in the Septem
ber number. The illustrations ol this ex
cellent publication aro of particular value.
bheakpast bujqbty
" Ali^lstve fairly captured
Trouvilie aud carrial oil all the social hon
ors at the French seaside.
It lias been decided by the Austrian rail
wav administration to employ women as
S guards on the samelernis as men.
1 iiuaster. Pa., is proud in the posses
sion ol two Dig' sunflowers, measuring re
spectively loriy-eight and forty-nine inches
lu circumference.
In Connecticut lives a toy wbow arm
prows out of the mlddlo- ol bis back, indi
ting very clearly that nature?at him out
Sloped very materially within a lew year*
The German newspaper^ announce that |
.. Mnkirt's colaseal picturo, Diana i
IPSSSSs
who have m U? ,service by his raid on
gSSswwressacs
I well managed, and that Governor Bailer's
charges were false and malicious. His raid
wis as complete a failure as his powder-boat
attack on Fort Fisher."
The Knoxvllle,(Tenn.) Chronicle expresses
the opinion that if the thinking Republi
cans of Tennessee do their duty that Stat?
will cast her vote for the next Republican
nominee for the Presidency. In support
ing itsopinion The Chronicle submits ji table
of statistics showing that the- Republican
voto has increased 37,000 in eight years,
while thn Democratic vote has Increased
only 17,000 during the same period.
A well-posted Treasury official gives it as
his opinion that there are at least 15,000,000
trade dollars in ihe New York banks and
depositories, and that before Congress
meets the amount will be increased to
1H),000,000. lie says that the syndicate of
speculators who have taken hold of the
Inula dollar will move on Congress with a
p ?v e ful lobby n- q' winter, and that there
ji< $2,000,000 or $3,6j0,00U in lue job if they
can iuduce the Government to legitimatize
t'ie coins.
The Sistersville Independent has ordered
a new press and will come out in a new
form. Congratulations are extended.
Tho Kanawha Gat-tte blandly remarks:
"It is paid there ia a atill-hunt progressing
for Rome of the State officers to be selected
, next summer."
The Wetzel Meuengtr insists that the best
1 thing the Republican party can do in
' 1884 will be to nominate Senator Ben Har
i rison for the Presidency.
, The war is over. Morris, of the Kitchie
Gazelle and Miller, of the Grafton Eagle,
after calling each other innumerable vile
1 names have met, kissed and fallen in love
. with each other.
[ The Nicholas Chronicle has entered on
i ils fourth year and tho Piedmont Observer
on its third. Both are good pai>ers, and
have the Jntblliuknckk'h best wishes for
' their futuru success.
The Noble county, 0., Republican thinks
? the nomination of lion. J. N. Camden, of
the Standard Oil Company, for the Presi
i dency would iysure a greasy campaign
with the Standard's surplus wealth.
' The Richmond. Radiator, of Jefferson
i county, Ohio, has entered upon its second
i year, and its past speaks much for its future
. success which is most decidedly merits.
Its editor is alive and enterprising gentle
man.
1 The Tuscarawas Advccaie calls it a
1 heathenish practice for a man to go around
beatings base drum at 4 a. m. to awaken
, people to go on an excursion. The Adco
cute man was one of those who didn't take
1 the excursion in.
1 The Stoubenvillo Ohio Pros has entered
> on its fifth volume. Under the careful man
i agement of that veteran Republican, W. R.
Allison, with each succeeding year it be
comes more fixed as a necessity. Its news
1 columns are always bright
^ The Braxton Democrat wants a man for
> Governor who will not part his name in the
middle, and therefore objects to E. Boyd
, Faulkner or E. Willis Wilson. The Deino
ciat should describe to the "unwashed" the
1 style of a man it does want.
The Washington (Pa.) Observer is plead*
ing for a little observance of the Sabbath
i day by railroad corporations. Since the
opening of tho H 'inpfield long trains have
rumbled through that classic town every
day, and this the Observer thinks is not a
very encouraging sign as long as they run
on Sunday.
The Barbour Jeffersonian says "show us
a better representation in Congress from
any State in the Union of its size, than this
from West Virginia," and then gives the
names of Camden, Kenna, Goff, Wilson
and Snyder. The Jrjfenonian is Bourbon
but evidently doesn't want to class that
fire-eater, "clar do galleries" Eustace Gib
son with the gentlemen named.
The Huntington Advertiser Has presented
the name of Attorney General Watts for
Governor. The West Virginia Transcript
, thereupon remarks of Watts, whom it
styles the "most puissant and modest
Walts" that "He is just the man. With
hia high stovepipe hut, chuck full of "ways
, that are dark and tricks that are vain,"
, and carrying with him tho aura of the
faultless and honorable Board of Public
Works, we say Watts, and Watts all the
time."
The Randolph Enterprise is happy, and
gives its reasons for feeling so as followp;
"The law prohibiting the killing of deer
will soon be out, you can soon send a letter i
to California for two cents, the crops are
botter than they have been for yearB, we;
have no Mahones in West Virginia and the1
rattle-snakes will soon seek their denB. A j
people that can't be happy under these cir-'
cumstances ought to Ue compelled to emi
grate to Eastern Virginia." 1
Ditch t Jouk-nnliNtii Fh^m.
Wheeling A'eut Letter.
On Friday last our esteemed contempo
raiy, the Wheeling Iktklligknciui, enter
ed upon tfie thirty-second year of its exis
tence. This is a good old age for a news
paper in these days of ephemeral publica
tions, and shows that the Inteluohkckb is
one of the fixed institutions of the State.
It has lived a long life of usefulness and
has to-day a reputation for honesty and re
liability of statement that few papers pos
sets. The success of the Intkllioknceb is
an illustration of the fact that decont jour
nalism will pay as well as the flash and
sensational kind. We congratulate our
neighbors upon their auniversary and ex
tend our beat wishes for continued succiss.
Tnru llio KmmpiiIn out!
I Veil Virginia (Wirt Oi.) Traiucript.
In West Virginia we wish to see a fair
fight, in which all who are legally entitled,
may participate. We desire to see rings
smashed up, that dishonesty and corrup-1
tion may not hopelessly degrade and de
moralize the people. We have been too
long in bondage, beggarly plebeians un
worthy of notice, unless when viler beg
gars want our votes to elect them into
oillce. A fair, full, free vote we hope to
see given, whatever parly may win or lose.
Tonic Trcntmeut of the (JnlverMlly.
Tyler County Star.
The recent criticisms on tho mismanage
ment of the institution will have a good ef
fect. There will be less Bourbonism than
for years past. Nothing does those in pow
er so much good as to know that the pub
lic aro watching them, so nothing could so
effectually put the Board of Regents and
the Faculty upon their good behavior as
the recent drubbing they have received at I
the haude of tho Republican press of the1
State.
No NelflMli Moheme,
Uraxton Central.
The proposed conference suggested by
the Intjclmqknckk, of the "rank and file"
of the anti-Bourbon voters of the State,
has been pretty thoroughly discussed
through the pross. Now, as the Republi
can State Executive Committee is asked
for an expression on this subject by the
editor of that paper, we hope they will
speak out We cannot think the proposed
conference means the consummation of
anyselflah scheme.
InvMilffnU the liiNiine Anylnm.
WdUburg Herald.
The INTXLUOENCKR. has lately been dis
cussing certain alleged abuses at that insti
tution and if that is the way the discussion
is to be conducted by the party of the other
part, the irresistable conclusion will be that
the authorities there really need investiga
tion. Let in all tho Bunlight and let the
public Bee how their money is expended.
tirovrN Hotter Willi the Years.
Wathington Reporter.
The Wheeling daily iNTiftxiaBNcsR is
now thirty-one years old, and grows better
as it increases in age.
A DcnilNhot
may be taken at liver and billons disorders
with Dr. B. V. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative
Pellets." Mild yet certain in operation; and
there it none of the motion consequent
upon taking severe and drastic cathartic*. By
druggists. _____________
Tiut Hacki?o Couoh can be so qnickly
cured by Bblloh'i Cure. We guarantee It.
8old by McLaln Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young. daw.
IMimitafIoii PhllOMpbjr.
Ople Jt*id in Arkantat Tratder.
De bones' tear la de jewelry of desoul.
De tongue d ?t will tell a lie, will lick
Masses dat don't 'long ter it.
It aint de little scrub man dat is de leas'
accountable. Sometimes the biggest stock
in the Held ain't got no corn on it.
In the eyes of de worl', de death of a po'
mau is a pity, but the death ob a rich man
iaa c'lainity.
When a man ain't got de money it is de
bery tima dat folks wants him ter pay a
debt Kf he's got plenty ob money, it doan
make so much -difference.
Dat neber was a man dat was such a
dead beat dat he could fitan off de collector
I ob death. Whennatur' presents de billjlc .
j man doan dispute de Aggers.
"I 'snises ter see folks pay moe' 'tention
ter de 'oman what is der bes' dressed. De
peacock is got liner clothes den dedomi
necker hen, but she ain't haf so good de
hab aroun' de house,
Altogether hope is do suthin' dat hoi's a
pusson up. yit it can be 'bused. De lazy
man is full ob hope, and sets in the shade,
while de 'dustrious man, what ain't got so
much, chops do weeds outen de cotton.
A SlInlHlerM Clratitnde.
Da. KkVTHkX?Dear Sir: lam thankful
to God tbat I can acknowledge your treat
ment [Peruna) of my danghtei a eye, has
been successful and sathfaclory. I would
be glad to have the public have confidence
in you. N. B.?Please make your fees in
reach of poor peopln. iiemeniber the tender
mercies of the wicked are cruel.
Bsv. E. H. Balowix.
;Wattaburg, Pa.
Reader ask your druggist for one of Dr.
Hartmau's invaluable buoka on the "Ills of
Life." and how to cure them. You get one
gratia. daw
"Tub usual howl of garbage on the streets
is now raised," says an exchange. We al
ways knew garbage smelled pretty loud,
but when it smells loud enough to raise up1
its voice Sand howl, it's time to see the
street commissioner.?OU City Blizzard.
From Eminent Dr. ?. ?. Clark, Onwcko,
N. Y
"Oolden's Liquid Beef Tonic is by far the
beet of all the preparations of tbe kind?food
and tonio-thst I hare ever used. To tbe
sufferer from chronic diseases, or theco--!
valescent, it is invaluable, as it is both
nourishing and strengthening." (Take no
otbfr.) OrdrnKglBls. mwfaw I
MISCELLANEOUS.
HR-Wubthimbtbhs
eTHE GRCAT^^j
ERA ?RAMP
liARRHOEA^URE
TM Lmi NOfdr far Cholera. Onmp*. l>tnrrhcr?,
n/?mtrry, Miimirtcr Co.Mplitlnt, l>Jir>tp?1a, ami eUrr
jjtctl'i-iio/lAi MtumacH a<id tiwth. Iniro-luemJ In the Army,
ite. by Narrvon-llraenl C. M. A. IUoomm?o4*4 by (Ire.
Vikttto, r?rT?yor-a?Btf*l! Hon. CrantUi turner. Solicitor
" " ~ TJ. Awt oUi?r?. rrio?, IS en. Sold br
Onlr r"iulot If our mra( li btosn In botU*. Hel?
THl 6HAILIS A. * VAliii2 ??. a.
DIARRHEA
COMPOUND,
The best remedy Id the world for
Dlarrlima, Iljscnfarj-, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera, Cramps, Colic, *c.
In general use for more than TWENTY YEARS.
Had ha* nofor failed in a single caae. Unrivaled
for ntildren-du ring their tecond Summer. The
highest testimonials from prominent people In th<i
county and abroad. Keep It In your house. Take
It wltn you wheu you travel.
Price 60 ccuta a bottle.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
It. A. 3tcUA.bE & CO., Proprietors,
Jojfl WHEELING. W. VA.
X NE W THIN OSr
AND
A GOOD THING!
"THE COOK'S DELIGHT!"
A new and valuable addition to the list of
Kitchen Articles, aud iho most Important Improve
ment In Domestic Cooking Uteuafls made In this
generation.
PLAIN, PRACTICAL AND CHEAP.
Can bo used on any stove.
Eimplees a tea kettle.
Not a complicated contrivance.
Will cook anything.
Makes coaling a plonure.
Con dries all odors.
Preserves all the Uavor.
In short, combines more good qualities than can
be enumerated In a newspaper advertisement.
Call and ace one at
ttEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
an4 paw. 1210 Main 8t., Wheeling, W. Va.
^OADEMY OF MOSAIC
ART SOCIETY,
MAD, P. WORTHINGTON,
PRINCIPAL.
No. 1224 Cbnplino Street,
anlfl WHEELING. W. VA.
S'
TRAYED OR STOLEN.
From my farm on the Fairmont Piko, on Friday
night lait, a Jersey Heifer about 18 months old.
fawn and white color, has a black wart under on*
eyo. A liberal reward will bo paid for her return
or any Information that will lead to her recovery.
mffl-Mff' WILLIAM WHITE.
JOE CREAM PARLORS.
I havo this day opeued my Parlors, to which 1
Invito the public. Banana, Vanilla and Strawberry
Flavors for to-day.
Families supplied on short notice at tl.60 per
gallon. Telephone connections.
* THOfl. F. HXYMA*.
TnTlO " icia Main
AKE NOTICE.
T
Painters, Contractors and Builders will And It to
their advantage before purchasing their supplies
to call and examine my lmravnie stock of Paints,
Oil, Glass, Sash, Doors, and Building Supplies,
which I am selling at Bock Bottom Prices.
W. A. WiWON,
lelfl Iglft Main Stwet
H
ENRY J. ARBENZ,
(Graduate of tho oclebrated Royal Conservatory of
Mnslo at Stuttgart)
Thorough Instruction in PIANO AND ORGAN
PLAYING, (Stuttgart Method). Harmony, Com
position, Instrumentation and Chorus singing.
Orders can be left at any oi the Music Stores in
thopitv. wnt4
TKAVKJiBlt'M UUIOK.
Trains arrivo and depart as follows-City time.
Baltimore A Ohio?MAIN LlNt?DEPART?
1:65 a m, ?:40 a m, 2:40 p m, 5:10 p m, 7:06 a m.
C. O. Div.?9:20 a m, 2:15 pm. 11:15 pm, 8:40 am,
W.P.A& Dlv.?6:40 a m, 1:80 p m. 4:40 p m AR>
RIVE?Main Line?12:15 am, 10:20 am, 8:15pm,
&10 am,4:15pm. C. O. Div.-?: 10 pm,9:60am,
2:56 am. W. P. A B. Dlv.-?26 a m, lis JO a m, 6-3
pm.
P., C. * ST. L.?DlTAJrr?6:27 k m. 9:02 am,
1:22 pm, 4:47 p m. A**iv*-8:37 a m, 11:12 a m,
a67p m, 7:07 pm.
Cleveland, Lorain A Wheeling.?Depart
Bridgeport andRU Claliavlilo Accommodation, 9:20
a m and 6:15 p m; Cleveland, 12:00 noon: ManPon,
4:10 p m. Abiuvk?8:U5 a m, 10:20 a m, 2:46 p m,
4:45 pm.
Cleveland * Pitl*bar?;b-DtritT-?:l2 a
m, 11:60 a m, 4:06 p m; Steubenvllle Aooommoda
tlon 8:28 a m, Wellsriilo Accommodation 6:06
&m. Aauva?12:08am, 4:48 pm, 8:12P m; 8t?u
inville Acoommodatlon 8:38 p m, Weltsvllle Ac
ojmmodatlon 8:48 a m. ?
?YyHEELING A ELM GROVE R. a
Oa ud ?tttr MONDAY, MAY 14, 1MJ, (anUl
further nolle.) au. will ran tram tho Cltj ud
BUmm'i every hour Irom ?S0 i. ?. 10 9.M f. K.
Cm, to ud Irom rulton ovwjf H minute*
nyl3 J. KLKSH, Bapl.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
?ixTANTED?A NURSE GIRL. MOST
TT come weltrecommended. Cell at wo. 106
Kortb Front ttrett, tlland. aug"
LOST-A MALTESE KITTEN. THE
finder wl 1 confer. f.Torby rplurulur H to
No. 20, earner fifteenth and Eoff Itm'li- ao?
jy^usro
AND ART.
The MIS3EJ DODDRIDGE mil resume their
ClMKBiQ
MUSIC, DRAWING AND PAINTING,
Monday, September 17tb,
auflMcwr gj Twelfth St.. and 18 OhloBt.
OK RENT.
F
two-story Frame House on Vljginla street,
111 and. Uu seven rooms with gas and water
throughout; newly painted and papered.
Enquire of R. CAMPBELL,
au29 go. 11 Pena Street, Island.
JNSTKUOTION ON PIANO.
Mr*. HOTCHINB wiU resume
INSTRUCTION ON PIANO
September 4tb, when ahe will be glad to reoelve
auy who may desire tw tak? lessons at her red*
douce,
au29 No. 6<S TWELFTH BTRSET.
N1
OTIGE TO SHIPPERS.
On August 29, at 3 p. on account of low water
the C. L. & W. R. R. Whaif-boat will be dropped
down to tlip Wolf Ferry Landing, where freight
will ba iccelved and delivered duringlow water.
C. M. FIdHER,
an20 ? Agent.
R
EFRIGERATOBS.
We offer our celebrated "Jewett" Relrigeraton
and Ice Cheats at less than cost, to close out for the
season. Now Is the time to get a bargain in a first
clui Refrigerator. NJBmxT 4 BR0?
au27 1312 Market Street.
N:
EW BOOKS.
Old Times on tbo MimimlppI, Mark Twain, 8 to.,
clotn, Illustrated, $3 50. .
Evening Amu-euieutsand Drawing Room Flays,
Menry Dal I on, 19 ma, cloth, $1.00.
Hygiene of the Voice, uhUlaui Duraut, M. D.,
8 vo , cloib, 75r. .
Salad /or the Solitary and the Sodsl, Frederick
Saunders, 62 Illustrations, rq., ovo , gilt edge, 12.60.
i hofce DMiea at Small loac, A. ti. fayne, equate,
16 mo., cloth. 11.1ft.
Five Minutes Dally Reading of Poetry, 10 mo.,
doth. 81.6J. Selected by H. L 8ldney L*ar.
Jewish Artisan Life iu the Time oi Jesus, Franx
Dulitxech, u.u., 12mo , piper, 15c. _
The f ilce Uho Paid, a novel, if rank Lee Benodict,
12 mo., cloih, 11.25.
Any of above books *cnt free by mall on receipt
of pricc. Now books daily.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
au29 No. 1801 Market Street.
GBANDOPENING
OPJEBA HOUSE!
Monday nnU Tuendoy, September 344,
Iho Groat BentUon! A Plsy to riea?e tbo Mill
ions! The best Melo-Dramatlc and Kques- I
trlau Drama ever Produced on this
Continent, Entitled
JESSE JAMES,
THE "BANDIT KING!"
Introducing the origins' Je?so James Hor?e?, "BAY
RAIDER" and "KOAN CHARMKK,' the most
wonderful anitraUctoreou earth. $1C,0C0 offered
for their equal. fi
I'oweiiul Prnmntic Company, Including
Mr. J. H. Waujck as the Banmt Kino
Miss Helen Crks*ick as Koucmau
Special Scenery. New and Realistic Sensational
FOeetn transported in >pecialc?i?.
Not one objectionable festure. Everything Pnre
and Klevathg in Tom*. A play you can Uko yeur
family to s?o without the least hesitation. Mot an
Immoral soullmeut r action.
Admission 76 and80 cfnt?. No extra charee for
reserved icnts. Bale of sf ui* to commenco Thura
day. AuHUit 20th, at Wilsou A Baumei's Music
nilVK
Some are Gtieap,
Others Cheaper,
But We Are Cheapest!
We have lately made arrangement* by which
we can BUY our
BODY BRUSSELS
CarpetS
Direct from the Mnnnfacturerg,
Instead of getting thom through Jobbers as other
Dealer* do, and wo propose to give our customers
the benelU of the great difference this makes in
prices.
G.Mendel&Co?
1124 MAIN STREET,
au2G t
NEW SPRING GOODS
C. Hess & Sons
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed to their new store, and are
now receiving and have in Btock
a fall line of
Fancy and StapIeWoolens
BOTH FOBEIHN A5D DOMESTIC,
Which we offer ?t
PricesthatDefyGompetition
Other Woolem at'loweet prices. We carry
the largest line o( goodi Id the city, and oar
Get Upe are firat-daas In every reepect.
A FULL LINK OF
GENTS' FUKNIS1IING GOODS!
Persons desiring anything in onr line will
find it to their interest to examine oar stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. Hess Ac Sons,
mrl No. 1331 Market Street
3STOTIOE1
TO
SHREWD HOUSEKEEPERS,
THIO*v /""SSTRUNZ VTO B?
e?ptP|0RWx SOAP /
NOTICE TO dOOD HOU8EKBEPJSK&
The abort If alaoitmlle ol the Bran? jruni??l
sssk 'gauss:
aro charting as much as our Brand of \Sax Soap u
sold at by (air dealers, but In whlchecrUln ex pen
sivo ingredients whlci keep the Clothea from turn
ing ycllowUh are left oat Insist upon having the
above brand.
S. STR-enSTZ
Originator of Wax Soap,
J?3 PITTBBUBGfc PA,
DRY GOODS
SILKS
AND
VELVETS!
A recent heavy pur
chase of Silks-all first
class makes-enables ns
to offer them to the trade
in this Yicinity at lower
prices than ever before
known,
Our Silk Velvets are
pronounced by compe
tent judges to be the
best value in this mar
ket, Full line of Black
and Colored. ,
GEO.E.STIFEL
& CO.,
1114 Main Street.
an3
STONE & THOMAS
1030 MAIN STREET.
Great preparations for. and great induce
ment* for the
SPRING TRADE.
We have thoroughly remodeled and finished
our Large Store Room, making it the
MOST PLEASANT IN THE CITY.
We call AT PRESENT particular attention
to our atook of
CARPETS!
EMBRACING
JiODY BRUSSELS,
TAPE8TRI, .
INGRAINS,
YKNT1ANS, &c.
RUGS TO MATCH.
ALL OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
BOOHS MEASURED
AND CARPETS OUT,
Without Extra Cort.
LI1TOLETJM,
Oil Cloths,
Window Shades,
Curtain Laccs,
Carpet Chain,
And Feathers.
AL80, TO OUR STOCK OF
SILKSI
And Silk Dress Fabrics
And Dress Goods
OF EVERY GRADE.
WE WILL HKLL
The Best Black Silk
For the money ever offered In Wheeling.
We court an examination of our GOODS
and PRICES.
STONE & THOMAS.
mr29
SHORT AND DIRECT ROUTE
TO QIRMANY AND FRANCE.
RED STAR LINE.
The following, magnlflcent, flraKsl**, full pow
ered itoel uttfumoni Mil enery Saturdayfrom New
York and Antwerp, carrying the United State* and
Belgian Royal Malta
Ton*. Tone
Wertcrnland.. .5000 Noordland - ~~~.5000
WaeMand 5000 Rhyland. 4000
Be]genl*nd~..~~. 4000 Fennland... ?....~~~~4000
SwitserlandJtOOO Nederland 8000
Vanderland aooo Zceland...... ..8000
Pint and iocond-cla? cabin accommodation!
amidships, and table unexcelled. Well ventilated j
and commodious steerages with liberal diet. Bate*:
Saloon from SCO to 190. Kxcurtlon* 1110 to 1100;
t-eoond Oabln $55. excursion 1100; 8iecrage 121,
prepaid r-*o. special rate* to the clergy. For lnfor
mat'on apply to Peter Wrights Sons, 55 Broadway,
New York, or to onBltw1l
0. A.PCHAEKER,
1t7 1MB Market Btwt, Wheellim. W. Va.
BMMH
CRESS GOODS?GEO. R. TAYLOR.
3STE5W
VELVETS!
PLAIN AND BROCADE,
IN ALL THE
NEW AND CHOICE COLORS AND SHADES,
IMPORTED FOR THE
FALL and WINTER TRADE
OIF1 1883-4.
Now Open and Ready for Inspection.
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
50 PIECES
Plain and Brocade Velvets.
Jleing convinced that this is going to be a great Velvet
Season our purchases were made early In order to secure
the Newest Shades, and in quantities adequate to tho de
mand, and having niado our contracts previous to tho
recent advance our prices are LOWER THAN LATER
PURCHASES.
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
RQlS _
NEW YORK DENTAL CO,
lOOO >luin Street, "Wheeling-.
Extracting, ? - 25 Cents
Liquid Gas, - ? ? ? - ? - 50 "
Best Gum Teeth, ? - - - - g8.00
ARTISTIC GOLD WORK A SPECIALTY.
>rALL WOKK WARRANTED.
DBS. M'CORMIGE:.
MUSICAL GOODS.
IMZTJSIC-A-L
***************************
I ATTRACTIONS. f
AAAAAAAA^A A A A A A A Aft A A?AAA AAA
I respectfully announce the transfer to ma of tht
Agencies of the following Pint-class and Bcllablt
MANOri and OHQAKB, ol which a loll stock la no*
arriving:
PIANOS.
Steinway A Sons,
Decker croe.,
Haiuen Bros.,
Vase A Bona,
Fiflher, Ac.
ORGANS.
Mason ?Sc Hamlin,
Sboninger,
Efltey A Co.,
Ohio Valley,
Hamilton, Ac.
Before pnrehiring elsewhere, como and loan
my prices and terms, for I can give you better
value for jour money than any home In tho trade.
Any lnstrumeut on onr list Mid on easy payment!
na tpeclal terms to cash buyers.
Tho larfest stock of
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOItt
In the city, with a full line of other MUBIOAL
13001)8, choaper than elsewhere.
BOLE AGENCY FOB THE
McTAMHANi' OKttANElTE.
WM. H. SHEIB,
53 Twelfth Street,
daM WASHINGTON HALL.
gECOND-UAND PIANOS.
?80, 140, 830. 875 A 8100,
On very easy terms, at
WIL80N & BAUMEK'8.
rallatonr*. ?mi
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
JUST RECEIVED!
An Elegant Line ot
FANCY GOODS!,
FOR THE FALL TRADE,
In French and German China, Majolica and Bobo*
mlsn ffare, Blvjun and Bronze Ornaments, i
And a large variety of other Novelties.
Inspection reipectfully Invited.
JOHN FBIEDEL,
an2S 1180 MA1X 8TBERT.
^TTENTION
BARBERS 1
We are Agents for the Decorated Shaving Mngi
of Btnebner, of Httoburih. Send In* your orders
and save money.
DAVISON BROS.,
aul tun Market Street.
STATIONERY.
13522. 1883
BLANK BOOKS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STATION E RY
Largest stock awl greatest variety la tlie dty.
BOLD RETAIL AT
WH0LE8ALE PRICEa
JOSEPH GRAVES
an6 No. 2fi Twelfth Street.
s
UMMER BEADING.
The Hidden Hand, by Mrs. 8outhworth, now be
ing republished In the Now York Ledger. Alio,
all the cheap Libraries Magazines, News, Literary
and Pictorial I'apcra. For sale by alngle number*
and by the year at Publisher's prloos, by
0. H. QUIMBY,
Jy26 1411 Market Btreet.
PICTURES AHP ART MATERIALS,
Q.RAND ART OPENING.
By special request of tho ladles the Art Opening
Will Still Continue this Week,
In order to give all an opportunity of seeing the ex
qubdto worasof Art now on exhibition at
KIRK'S ART PALACK,
Jy30 1606 Main Street
gUPPLIES FOR
CHINA PAINTING.
LaCrolx's Mineral Colors,
China Paletts. Brushes,
Band Books, Slecro Buttons.
New stock Juit received, china Fired, at
MCL0RB-U0U8E ART STORK,
anl F. L. Ntrot.u Aynt
IJIHE FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or whmijko, w. va.
CAPITAL, SIOO.OOO.
Insures against Iom or damage by lire and light
ning all clatsos of dodrable property, also insures
cancocf on tho Western water*
OFFICERS.
J. N. Vance. President. M. Belly, Vioo-Prcsident
T. P. Phillips, Secretary. J. L. Btroehleln, A*tSec!
DIRECTORS.
J. N. Vance, M. Rellly, L. c. Btiiel.
J. H. Hebb?, C. W. Franxhelm.
Office, No. 35 Twelfth Street.
lyg
LIMITED NUMBER
Of abaxea Is now offered for sale of the
EA8LE RIVER ANO WHEELING
Mining and Milling Company.
For particular! parties may enquire of
V. RIE^TRR.fckc'y German Tn?. Cto.
TH EO. KOBER, of bichl & Kober, Commission
Merehant*.
L F.STIPEli Attorney at-Law.
CRAR RORSTMAMn WW Eoff Street
H. C. UI.RICH, President Panhaudle Window
. Glast Works, WelMmrg, W, Va.
Samples of minerals as well as rellablo oaays can
be seen at
C. A. SCHAEFFER & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKERS,
Wheeling, W, Vn. Telephouev,4S.
lull
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS;
Security. Mothetly Care. Good Boatdlr,r De'i.h.i,,.
Lo?tiou tad Reawnablo GtSiS ,1*hUul
l>Xt. DoClittiital Aciuleniv
MAR WHOUXO, W. VA.
Th? thlrt?-*lxth year of thiiwell knowuft-w
for aiil#, under the charge of the 8UUr Vf tS
VUlUtlon. okbi oa theFl,*t Mondaj of teutii, ^
next, and continual ten month*. epPwabcr
JMSSM*
excellent board, thnmnrh .....Vv* ,uU>
educational.
excellent board, thorough dlaclpltiiv ind tali '.1
tlon, *t thahtntUol
jxrlmentol tanilo tdticlon, lticludmi tho m,
ra Immra uid mudc. >t verr i?S ,??
hould Koa for ? wukgue al thla K-hool. AddrS
D1EKCTKES3 OP TliK ACADKMV
OF TUK VJSITA1IOS
Ko.^h"S^
WHEELING
Female College.
TBU luitllutlon 1; locorporttHl with iuu con."
Kl.to powou Md pitrlligta b> the Lcilibtuttt of
^ u !IISri" on'!' '"""J <"'?thutSLl
and accoutplbhed education. K
ntutleulH who gndiule in lie Eiulhh onlr.itm
rccclve the dtsrco ol Jltotw. o! KutlUh
tore. Thow woo ?dd ono lotdKO l?n8u?8a lothil,
KiikIUIi couno will rmlvo the dwee o| lUiv.'.
.me. twatiilh raa tho*' who romilute tho bK.
Mt,or (JlMtol C'oatM, will receive the degree ol
Baccalaurta Ar lum.
1 he Mudc School offer* ubumi?1 advantages In
boin vocal and iuatrumental mutlc.
The Artachool will be uuder the rare of Mr*.
Era K. Hubbaro, an accomplished Artist
Tne French Kcnooiwilicontluue with Mi-a Annie
L Logau.aud tho German School, uuder tho
charged the Rev. Dr.8ealer, win boopeu to nil
who may detlre to place Uiemielvea under*ucha
?interior lut.truetor.
Term* moderate In all department*. The Fall
Term will open BKPTRfa BER 5th. tor catalogue*
or other information addmi (be President
Mittd A. TAYLOR,
anl Wheeling W. Va.
l^insly Institute,
WUKKLIMU, W. VA.
A liberally eudowed luitllutlon for tlic cnlucatii.u
of boy* aud youugmen. Full corps of experienced
aud oompetent Instructors. Thorough iti?tructh.u
If given in the Fnglish, Clasklutl, Sciciititle md
Preparatory Branches, and student* are prtpaud
for Uolleso, the higher schools of science or Liui.
ucm. The
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
fumlshea careful training iu Book-keeping. <\.m.
inurvlal Arithmetic and other kindred iinuaJie*
and dally practice aud recitation* are requirt-d. Ju
thu German Depigment ipcdal atteuiiou l? paid
to thespoken language, aud thladtipartuu-ui Is open
to ituaouta not otherwlzo connected wtUi the
school. Thrie thoroughly organized Uierary so
cieties are conducted by the Niudeuix with die aid
of the Tarloui inntructors. Durlug the cumiuii year
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
will be uuder tho ctre of au cxpcrlmcud Kntdutie
of tho ludlana. 1'*.. State formal School, tud
?pedal altenllon will be paid to the ujuuiou
Kuglihh braucnea. Drawing will be adutd to the
regular couiso. Students from the tiviubtmriRK
town* can have their cJuHKit ao arrauiitM a. toali.jw
them the privilege of returnlug to ihilr bonus br
the moMt convenient train*, and thui te<tiou? dt
layi at the railway huiIoum may be avoided Nut
term will beglu September S. Term* low. 8tuj
for a catalogue. A. R. VUUT/II11.L
J f? Pthulwl.
Adrian College I
FOB HOTH HEX Jii?.
Counea to meet aptitudes and pur,H*e* of K!ti?
douta. Four bullJIngA; Muteum, Laboralot'.a,
Libraries, do. fetwni hcatii.g. linth tuom?. Si.
Kawfl low. Five School*: ColhtUtc S lnw.1 tf
ldc, Normal Hchool, 'Ihiologlcal School, hijai
atory rchool. Fnil term open* Sept. nth. fo:
Calenda., Ao, addrcs? D. S. bTEPlinNS, I'n?Miiii,
Adrian, Mich. auc
Mi'. AUUUKN VULXtl JjAUlti'
INSTITUTE.
Family and Day 8chool. Beautiful loci I Ion,
latge grounds, delightful buildings. ihuroj|h
tcholarablp; health reoord uuaurpA*cd. 1'uplla
from haateni aud Middle, aa well** Aestemtiiau*.
Muiic and Art advfutaae* of Clnclniutl mail*
available to puplli. Special student* admitted to
all dot arimvub*. CousUnt atteutlou given to home
aud M clul culture. Fall acwlou ojten* 8e|<t. 26th.
Application* hhould bo made curly. 11. TllAKK
MILLER. Pretlrteut. Clucli natl. p. an6
LAW SCHOOL
Of Washington and Lee Univeisily,
GEN. 0. W. C. LEE, Prrtdeut.
Instruction by tcxt-booka aud tulutcd lcctum
with couraoi of locttirca on iptclni tubj?Hiby m
luent jurhtta. '1 ulliou and fets, t>0 for m vmoii ol
nine moutlu. bcflunlng September 20. for cata
logue and lull iufoiiuation. addrvtm t'nis. a.
Qbavm. Prof ol Law, Lfcalngton, Va. Jyjo
Ohio Wesleyan Univeisily,
DELAWARE, OHIO.
upraiooouiFim. in
scholarship; low cxpvntM-h, mxl c-omcniiidliiK iuflu
under ?pcclal HupervUlon iu an eligitut home
Couuivatoiy Of Mu?ic. Art Department. A(?*
domic. Normal a-d Bualne?? Courwn. Nwvwarr
annual eipenst*underllto. Fori*?alc?;u..addnu
U. PaVXK, MZl
Business College
,rr
CU,|r at
im AddroM 688 ?eor tor circa
? n i a_?? i v ' J' U' raASHKB <& 00.,
aal?-wMw Whirling. W. Va.
MS?V WlM>SOlt lOUEtiE.
??? ""-'coURGK
*0R *OCNG LAWKS. J FOR YOUNG MEN.
or I n?"1 H'lioo'n for km.
Fall Term o;>?na 8KPTJiMJlEU 12.18M. Witinrt
Itaildfn % n.lUdy H"(I Government. Kcj?ralo
JjuJiaJnuK One management. For full Jnioma
ife wiSSJ'tE. A* M* JKLLY' ir^iccut,
ftew mnflaor. Wd. aiili-fti*
univehnity of mmi
E2,?1 ,Kk?#1.uT Ul-'? ?t.nd?Jri
U> punu'j thdr Mudira n il.u w ml <i 1 .???> Mm,I;
fH'JUlPuf0 *ho If'0!4*? u' w??l f riutely; and 3d.
Io.DWi WtyWa l;ot lifcc I e vantage ui
Oiktoniatlo luMnictloii. For cDttilrr !>j>ply (1?. 0.
.,?*??, fof **)toJoiiN a. j.j.vor rrnf. Com.
andStal Law. ?.iv21*www
JL.AVV JMSrAimUXT
UNIVERS-'IV OF WiSCOHSfN.
Coumo of nttidy, two year* nl ;* wcms each,
pcparato clrn? for Am at,.I woiid year ?iudout?.
#in. 'Jb 0L',nv? rc*d ehnwhere iuir. ?<c ?<luilt
1*1 totnoM)|iiorcl<?aonezMiiliiatlor:of fl-?t ytur'i
coune, and gradumc in n-cjcn,. i ll icnii iw
ulniaftF^AihKK 0, 1HH.1. J?r UirU< mttl.-u
laitkddreM J. II. CAKphMtKK, Dmu < f Faculty
Matllain. t? j?. mi. m-?4w
PLUMBING, OAS AND STEAM FITTING.
^TRIMBLE & LXJTZ,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
1418 MARKET &T.
Heating and Ventilating of Public Baiitl*
ing*. Dwellings and Factories a Specialty.
au2l
HARE <? SON,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
GA8 AND WJKAM FITTERS,
No. 83 Twelfth Street.
All work done promptly at reasonable prim 1?7
J^UKE FITTON,
PRACTICAL rLUfifBEB.
?as and Steam Fitter,
1416 MAIN 8TKEKT.
All ordnm promptly aU?n-ir<t ?n '*<_
gAVfi YOUR i.YE.S
By letting n Pairr.f
"KIMi'S COJIBIXATIOX"
SPECTACLES or EYE-GLASSES.
Tho beat now lu use, and to to had only from
. Gh 3DILLQ2ST,
JKWKI.RK ASl) OPTI'JI*.':,
Ko. 12 .Mnrcet '?
rPypK Fltto*1 wtHinnl ' 'Jl _
L01IE
FERTILIZER!
?The Bart Fertllfier Made f-ir tl?o MortPj."
flood for Garden*. Mcadnwi, '"??rn. p*y>
PoUtooa, CaMuge, ?ke. 'I'haiv 1*no'hi;. I',nr
Fruit Troo?, Smalt Frutu, Viats, rhrut>ul.'.'ty
flowers.
Call and got t?mr>Mct with twlimonwl*.
Bold ouly I j the city by
?J. M. CLOUSTOM,
Dea^r Ii Grain, Flour, Foe?l, <>11, Metl, Ac.,
19J, 6 A 7 HOU I ll dTRCRT, ^
O-mw N?ar tbB Uuf. it Hin^it Bridl*