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HUKKLlMo, Vf. VA., JANUARY 10, 1885. J
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FREW, CAMPBELL 6 IIART,
Wheeling, W. Va. 1
[Entered at the Postofflce at Wheeling, W. Va., aa
?*-otid dm mitter.]
The Iusitiie Aayluui. (
The State ouyht to provido for its de- '
?i i
pendent insane, ruunc punt;/ wu
humanity require this, and the people '
ought to be willing to be taxed /or it 1
The Superintendent of tho West Virginia Hospital
For Tho Insane complains that j
the present accommodations are notsufli- j
cient, and asks for $50,000 to enlarge the i
establishment at Weston. The Directors
indorse the Superintendent's request, and
the Govornor concurs.
In his message the Gwernorsays: "The
reports of tho Superintendent for the last
three years show a gradual increase of ,
patients, thereby indicating as our popu- ,
lation increases that tlio number of >
patients must necessarily increase." This
is reasonable enough. Unhappily the dopendent
elastics increase with the increase
of population. The Governor quotes from
the Superintendent's report "that the
?-ia.,1 unn nn(| }? nmv crowded to
JlUBjilUti una wvti. ...... ?
its fullest capacity. The whole number
under treatment fur the last six months
was 7(M, daily average 001." Upon which
the Governor remarks?"an incrcuso of
nearly forty percent in three yean?." Tin's
is more than "a gradual increase of j
patients" and indicates that ourinsaneare .
increasing out of all proportion to the in- j
crease of population.
The population of this State does not
show "an inereasc of nearly forty percent i
in three years." There may be-a cause '
for the increase in insane, but since it is j
not found in the ollioial reports, the
Legislature may find itel.sewhere. It is a
noticeable coincidence that the very great 1
increase in the number of patients in the j
Il'jspital has come about in the time that ,
the Gove-nor and his appointees have had
control. If insanity increases in like
proportion ko long as the present regime '
continues, where shall we all be in a few ,
years? It could not be long before West i
Virginia would be known as theStatoof
the Insane. ,
If tho legislature will tako the trouble ,
to look into the matter it will probably find
that persons aro in the Hospital who
ought not to be there. If it bo found that
the institution is used largely as a house
ofdotention for idiots?that it is choked
with incurables for whom a hospital is not 1
a proper place?then it may be thought
possible to accommodate tho waiting insane
(who are said to number fifty-five) ;
and leave some room for future needs. i
An inquiry by the Legislature will show
that tho law governing tho appointment of ;
Directors can be amended with great advantage
to tho public. If the law be pen- 1
mitted to stand without change Governor
Wilson will be unable to inaugurate a reform
if he wishes to. In the present
month Governor Jackson has the appointment
of three Diiectors to serve for six '
years?'two years into the term of Gov- ;
ornor Wilson's successor. In January, j
1387, Governor Wilson appoints three and
in January, 1889, just as he is going out, j
three more, keeping up tho same round. J
A bill offered in tho Senate by Mr. t
Scott, of Ohio county, seeks to remedy <
this evil and to give to the Hospital tho {
benefit of minority representation in the
Board of Directors. It is of no moment <
to tho minority party whether it Las or f
lias not representation. It is of great iui- !
pertance to such an institution that it
shall not be run as a partisan machine. ]
It ought to command the cordial '
support of every tax-payer lathe State. J
To this end it must be conducted as a pub- ,
lie institution, not as a partisan asylum J
for politicians and the friends and kins- c
men of politicians. The prosent Legisla- '
ture has a chance to perform a signal service
in behalf of an unfortunate class of
people. ' i
TUKUltKAT PltOllLKM. (
The Ilelatlou oC Labor to Capital?Some la- (
terettiag SukkuhUoiih.
To the Editor of the InltUUjencer. t
Sin:?The great problem of tho day, the t
relation of labor to capital, is one on
which many earnest minds aro at work
who feel that however diflicult of solution i
it must sooner or later be made. That tho
feeling is a growing one among "the horny 8
lumilftd" that labor is entitled to greater
interests in the result of its efforts than Its g
daily stipend anil that this fooling is pro- a
ducing restlessness and dissatisfaction ?
with its condition is evinced in the strikes
and lockouts that arc continually occuring
in many parts of tho world. That this
state of things, without some, readjust- v
input, will continue and increase in inten- f
sity is as certain as that fire is increased. {
by addition of fuel. The laboring man,
pinched witli hunger, suffering; himself j
rather than see those who are dependent !
on lilin suffer, anil who bv circumstances n
is denied tho right to labor and earn .
enough for them and himself ran ,
not hola asking the question, by what ?
right I hold a superabundance wliilo ho j
aud his are starving? When Uod gavo
the eirtli to "man as a heritage, of which
lie was to eat bread by the sweat of Ids
brow," did Ho give to one man sixty J
thousand acres and to me none, or lias "
that man a part of that which God in- f
tended for me? These are questions 1
that may for a time be Ignored by capital, S
but must be answered in tho near future, 8
and should be answered at once, to the
satisfaction of labor, for if not so answered
a deeadu will not liavo been marked on
the horologe of time, in my judgment, v
before it will be too late. That capital "
can thus answer not only without detri- v
ment but with actual benefit to Itself I firm- 0
ly believe by adopting tho plan enuncU J
ated by .Mr. Carnegie, of Pittsburgh, a few Jdays
aince, that is, to givo labor a direct 1
Interest by sharing with it tho profit be- J
side paying to it a fair day's wages. In J
e&rrying nut this idea it would bo neces- *
sary to givo capital as its limit of profit 11
more than it would be worth In open mar- ?
ket to prevent its Winn buried in bonds i
and mortgages and to allow for fluctuations "
in trade. By dividing the surplus among
the employes in. proportion to their daily earnings
to every man according to his ,,
talent, and thus givingto each a direct in- a
terest on the capital without Its liabilities d
would secure his best efforts and would ?
noun do away with all combinations and k
weed out the .Inefficient workmen who are _
supported and kept in place the inlluonco
of the combinations to the detriment of ?
the employer. 5
Clustering around the roots of the social n
fabric are the thieves and robbers, who are ?
the prey of their kinds, over ready to -i
spring on tho dofenseless and unwary, J
who are ever to be kept under control by ?
force. This it done in centralised Jov- %
(jruuients by standing armies, and in this I t>;
A.
nunlry by popular opinion, which give*
I'.wer to the law. To the formation ot
bis opinion the worker* in our millf, on
ho" railroads, in tact, in nny and every
ilace where grime and aweatare the proucts
of labor, largely contribute, n"i let
bcse through oppression "or fancied
rrongs" withdraw their influence, andsee
low won would the prowlers be at tho
broat of capital; but by giving tbem this
iitcrpst with capital, all danger of lota of
heirdnfluonce would be avoided, and captal
would draw to it a force everadequat#
o its protection from tho spoilers, and
trikes and lock-outs become things of
be past. ii.
WiHtUnQ, W. I'o., Jan. 24.
THE 110V8E or DULKUATES
Una an ludependaut Mention of Its Own
Saturday.
The echoes were not roused in the south
ihamber of tlie Cave of the Winds Saturlay,
the upper house of the State Parliament
not being in session. The lowei
iiouse met with Christian promptitude,
ind was opened with prayer by delegate
J. S. W. Dean, of Upshur county. Among
.he committee reports was one from the
Committee on 1'rivneges ana .aietuona,
banded in by its Chairman, Mr. Oxley, in
reference to the votes of Randolph and
Preston counties. The committee recommended
that Mr. Lucas' resolution be
killed and the .Senato joint resolution
adopted.
Col. White, from the Committee or
Itailroads, reported back H. B. No. GO
"establishing u reasonable maximum raU
of charges for transportation of passengen
and freight, and to prevent unjust dis
criminations and extortions in the rate U
be charged by the different railroads ii
this State for tho transportation of passen
Ifers and freight on said roads," with tlx
recommendation that it do pass.
Gov. Jackson transmitted a list of tlu
pardons issued by him since his last re
[>ort on the subject.
EXEMPTION of DEDTOlts' waok&
Mr. Alexander presented the following
resolution, which was referred to tlu
Committee on the Judiciary:
Wiikiiuah, it is provitled.in the Consti
tution of the State, Art. 0, Sec. 48, tha
Any husband or parent, residing in thi*
State, may hold personal property to tlu
Mlue of $1*00, exempt from forced sale
subfecttosuch regulations as are prescribed
by law; and,
Whkueas, It is tho practice to attach the
wages of employes in - the hands of theii
employers, making the writ returnable at
i time so far deferred as to permit the
xuiount to accumulate and. exceed tlu
amount that can be exempted; and,
Wiikbeah, rertain creditors, lor uie purpose
of persecution, not contemplated b>
the law, when the recovery of their claims
becomes impossible by reason of the insolvency
of the debtor, issue successive
suggestions requiring tue presence ol
the employers at the Circuit Court,
which results in annoyauce to tlit
employers and frequently involves the
loss of" employment to tho employe, but
Joes not secure the collection of the debt;
therefore,
limited, That the Committee on the
Judiciary bo and they are hereby instructed
to inquire into and report tho expediency
of so amending the law?
1. That the wages of an employe cannot
be attached before they are earned.
2. That tho garnishee may answer in
writing under oath.
3. That the rights of the creditor maj
be protected, and the debtor defended
from unnecessary embarrassment
RESOLUTION'S.
The House refused to authorize the appointment
of an additional committee
:ierk, and adopted another motion by the
ame gentleman, Judge Haymond, requiring
tho Auditor to communicate to the
House the amount of the debt of tho State
at the end of the lust fiscal year, and tc
whom due, and if any, what amount line
been paid, at what time, and out of what
funds so paid.
Mr. McGill offered a resolution instituting
an inquiry by the Committee on Humane
Institutions and Public Buildings
into tho expediency of including "rough
on rats" in the schedule of poisonspAud
requiring it to be sold under the restrictions
imposed by law on the other poisone
In the schedule.
Air. Dyer offered a resolution requesting
the Auditor to report to the House
nrnat amount of monev duo the State regains
in the hands of tho sheriffs or exiheriffs
who are in arrears, for what yeai
)r years, what steps have been taken to
:olIect such arrearages and why the same
las'not been collected.
/v.. it 1 t? ai.? m.?: ,
v/n mmum ui mi, ucnu uiu imuiuuuu
)f Committees were directed to so arrange
their meetings that Delegates who arc
members of different committees may atend
the meetings of all.
Petitions asking the submission of the
Prohibitory amendment were presented,
ligned by K. CJ. Curry and 145 others, oi
jreenbrier couty; J. C. Rexroad and 2fl
ithers, of Doddridge county; W.8. Hamner
and 45 others, of Braxton county:
fohn J. Gabbart and 115 others, of Wood
,ounty; Henry Huffman and 40 othors. of
Fackson county; W. It. Chapman anil 42
>thers, of Putnam county.
NEW BILLS.
Judge Haymond presented House Bill
S'o. 93, regarding sessions of the Supreme
Jourt of Appeals.
White?rl. B.No. 94, for the prevention
if cruelty to children.
Robertson?II. B. No. 95, to amend the
barter of tho Odd Fellows' Hall Associaion
of the city of Wheeling.
Snyder?H. B. No. 90, relating to drawng
of jurors in cases of felony.
Stapleton?H. B. No. 97, concerning the
ncorporation of joint stock companies.
Edwards?H. B. No. 98, relating to the
chool district of Moundsvillc.
All were appropriately referred.
The remainder of the session was conlimed
in business of a preliminary charcter,
and there was nothing further tranpireu
of public interest.
'Forlorn.'*
There are few things which make a
rady (eel so utterly forlorn as chills and
ever. The system is utterly run down by
Ills wretched dlseoso until life seems
itrdly worth living. At tliis stage comes
n the blessing of Dr. Brown's Iron Biters,
concerning which Mr. Newell, of
'ettington, Va., says: "For building up
lie system after it lias been run down by
hills and foverrand for a general tonic, X
Ind nothing better." It gives entire relet
in all cases.
A blacksmith at Leesville, Ohio, has
nado a clock, principally of steel, with
ilacksmith's tools. It is seven feet high,
lives the time in eleven cities, strikes the
lours and quarters, and is exhibited in a
[loss case, when the movement can be
ccn. .
A WnlklngSkoleton.
Mr. E. 8pringcr, of MeclinnicsbuiK, Fa.,
rritos: "I was alilicted with Inng fever
nd nliseess on lungs, and reduced to a
talking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
f Dr. King's New Discovery for conumption,
which did me so much good
hat I bought a dollar bottle. After using
hreo bottles, found myself once more a
?an,completely restored to health, witlia
isarty appetite and a gain In flesh of
arty-eight pounds." Call at Logan A Co.'s
I rug storo and get a ten cent; trial bottle
f this certain cure for all Lung Diseases.
argo lMittles SI 00. mwfaw
Spcctal jjotlccs.
A CARD.?To all who are Buffering from error*
ad indiscretion* of yootfc narrow weaknew,
irljr decay, lew of muihaoA, Ac., Iwill Mad areno
thnt will cure you, FRKK OK CHARGE: This
tail remedy wm discovered by a miadonary in
*
Irll-KWWW
FIT*.-A 11 FIU ?toppci) tree by Dr. Kllao'i Great
erre Restorer. No flu alter antdartnjo. tlac
ilouimm, TruatlMiaQd tSOOUUlboUlotreoto
It on. Send to Dr. Kline, wt AreJh 8t, 1'hiU.,
I. caocur Institute. wt Arch 8t, I'iilla.. Pa. uo
ilt * nnmwMw |
CTO OURE, NO PAY.?WHITE.1
HURSTS Cedar Baliara U warranted to cure
>utbs, ookli, oroun, threat and lung dlMMM, eta
xaropia done. Try It If not mtisfied return
leemutybottieendictrour money bar*. Sold
r all druggUU. l'rjcu 25c.
LOCAL OFFICES.
trill th? Democratic Council Bf?k?n Cl??o ~
Iwatp, or lUtnrn til* CompUmsotr J
TV On Editor QfUit fnltUlfenttr.
Sib:?It 1s reported in political circles 2
that the Democratic Councilman have decl(l?l
to bofd a caucus (or tho purpose of
selecting candidates (or the various appointments
to made by Council, these ap- '
potatoes to be Democrats in all cases. H
This coureo is hardly (air; at the last Ui
election the Itopubllcans elected a msjori- ..
ty o( Council, and when they talked o(
holding a caucus (or the purpose o( making
all Republican appointed, tho Demo- &
crats in Council cried out against such
proceeding, and prevailed on the Republicans
to abandon the idea and make a divide,
their arguments liomg""that politics
should not cuter into municipal appoint- ~
menla." I]
They also prevailed upon the Republi- "
can majority in Council to "exclude politics
in the matter o( municipal appointmenls"
so (ar, that out o( the twenty-four
appointments at their disposal tbcDemo,
crats jeceived thirteen and the Republi,
cans but eleven. Such a liberal exclusion,
; it seems to me, should receive a slight
1 acknowledgment (rom our successful Democratic
brethren in Council,
Another thing I would call their attention
to is, that their accession to power i a 4
' purely accidental, and the time may not
i ti lu.n tVlAv vvili hnvft ocea
' sion to uso the hitherto suooessful plea of
"excluding politics from municipal ap- I
1 pointmeuts.'
' 1 add a list of tho appointments mode
! by the retiring Kepubhcan Council that M
1 all may know the truth of the assertion
' herein "made: Democratic appointees?
* Collector of Taxes, Clerk of First Branch, si
' Assessor First District, City Surveyor,
" two Market Masters, Superintendent City w
! Prison, Clerk Municipal Court, two Keepers
Lockup, one member each of Water }
lioard, Board of Public Works and Gas
' Trustees; total, 19. Fire
Tho Kepubhcan appointees are
Marshal, City Solicitor, City Keceiver, As- (
j sessor, Second district, Master of Scales, 1
) and two members each of the Water
Board, Board of Public Works and Gas
. Trustees; total, 11. By examining these
t appointments it will ue observed which
, party got the /at and which the lean. The
. appointments in the various departments
have been made with the same "exclu[
sion." Rhi'imlicax.
Whteiijuj, January 24,1885.
Certain druggists begin to complain
that the only cough remedy they can now
sell is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
This goes to prove that intelligent people
*ru liiitnrminixl in oot (hfl lwai furo fnr
. coughs, colds and consumption, and will
not take a substitute. daw
He hsul an auburn-haired girl, and P
ftruinised to tako li?r out riding. She met
lim at tho door when he drove up, and
ho exclaimed, "Hello! lleady? She
misunderstood him, and they don't speak I
now. L
Decline of Man. p
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells' ~
Health ltennwer. $1.
Itucklen'* Ariilca Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
; Bruises. Sores, Ulcere, Salt Rheum. Fgver Sores,
Tetter.- Chapped Hands, Chilblains, i
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive- *
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
' guaranteed to rive ^perfect satisfaction, or |
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Forsalo by Loxan <feOn.
$1,000 00 wo offer to any one detecting
oven a trace of common grease in Strunr's u
Genuine Wax Poap.
S1A1UIIKD. C
NEIDIIARDT?HOFFMANN?On Jautury 22, by *
the Hcv. tieunre, I. Love. Lou C. NaiMUkftT, of *
BttUimurc, M(l., to WIm Lulu M. Uopfjianx, of I
Wheeling, W. Va., at the raidencc of the groom,
No. 4lit Went hftluinore street.
gs. gnU's ?oxjflh SgtHp, "
Pi } 43 Jj 0 fiSj Lt'JJ (3^9 ?
DJ3 uln it
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds J
Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Cronp, Influ-1 d
enza, Asthma, looping Cough, In-I u
cipient Consumption and for the rc-l J
1 liefofconsumptivepersons in advan-jj u
..J ??m?M ?f Vnr Cilrt I W
II.CU tWI UtUbB w
by all Druggists.?Price, 15 Ccnts.| ?
? " ti
SffiXanita. o
ANTED?YOUNG LADIES AND
Men to take simple, amy work at homo all
thoyear round: work mmt by mall: distance no 0l
objection: Rood salary; no canynftsiiiR. Addreoi T]
hidufctrlnl MaimtacUmna Company, KKM Washington
utrect, Uonton, Mam. jail" y
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING y
WANTED.
Gents wishing to ditposo of cast off Wearing Ap> parcl,
Boot*, Show, 4c, will do wall to notify
J U8T1T, tlio Second-hand Dealer,
or97 1ft2A Mwrki't Rt.. onrwwftA ^
(Collars and Cuffs.
nrr- collars
^ uc *cuffs
I p|\ UMHA ill HAM
\\ 5km I
yVvj FINEST Q00D8
y EVER MADE,
slk J? BOM All Linen, sotm
I m <??V linings a*o Exteriors.
^ A?k fbr them. |
H. bONNEBORN,
no21 Agent for Wheeling.
TRAVELERS' GUI UK. '
Arrival and departure of
TRAINS?KxruutATiOM of RsrsMNCK Maiuh.
Dally. fSunday oxoepted. J Monday Excepted.?
Wheeling Time: ]
Depart. Arrive.
B.AO.R. BREAST. _
Erprc* 7:00 a m 8:10 p m ^
Kxprem 5:80pm *10:15am A
Cumberland Afvom 8:20 am 6:35 pm T
MiinnliiKtou Amiin................ 4:10pm 8:80am flj
MonndivIIleAcoom............... 11:88am 1:90pm
worr.
Express (Chicago and Col)...... * 9:15 am t 4:03 am
Exprees (Chicago and Col)...... 7:06 pm 7:S0am ?
Kxprana (Chicago and Col) *11:20 p m 6:15 p m
Zanesviue Accom.................. 8:40pm 9:38am
ZaneBTlllo Acoom? 7:85 am 4:55pm ri
W? P. A B. Dir. Vl
Washington and Pittsburgh*. 4:10 am *11:05 pm
Washington and Pliuburgh^ 8:28am t 7:00 pm ..
Washington and Pittsburgh... 6:X)pm fll :06 am Nc
Wiuihlngtou.. t 4:06 pm 8:10a m
P., C. * St. I? Ry??KAJT.
Pitu? urxh............t 6:30a m t 7:30pm r
Pittsburgh and New York.^.. 11:20 pm t 8:35 pm ~
Plttibnrgh and New York f 4:45 pm fll :06 am Bo
war. its
ExprwB, Cln. and BL Louis? 18:S6am 18:90am pa
Kxpre*. Cln. audit Louli? 14:45 pm f 7:20 pm th<
Kxpreas, BteubenvUle a Col... f 1 20pm t 8:86 pm sic
Mixed.. t 6:40 pm f 7:40a m
O. M P? Bi B?
Pittsburgh.............................. 5:57imf8:23pm T
Wellsbwg, Clore. AChl.-^. 9:08am 8:23am 1
Pitts., Now York a ChL..<MMM 11:13am 6:03 pm bo
Pittsburgh and New York 4:16 pm 12:83 pm Ex
WellfvUleAocom_ 5:0#pm 8:88pm 18
Oi, Ik A Wi B. B. mi
Rxpnw, Cleveland, B. a W.^. 10:06am 2:45pm Pe:
Msssllou Aooom 4:06 pm 9:50 am _
ft. Clalnrllle Accom ? 9:22 am 8:25 am S<
St. Clalrsvlllo Aooom 1:50pm 12:26pm .
81. Clalrrrille Aooom 5:25pm 4:50 pm }9f
Ohio Blnr BiUlroad. leg
I'AMtngcr 6:50am *12:06pm ^
PMaonger. 4:00pm 9:50pm
Fraght ?. gj? IMSmI ktsim jJJ
Local and through tlckots are aold via all the on<
abovo Unes at Culoa Railroad Offloo, 1200 Market tui
street. Buy your tickets there. j
II., Z. * O. tUUroad.
Leave Bellalre at 2:10r.,M. for Bummerflold. c
Leave Bollalre at 6:00 a. h. for Summerflold and 887
tuwrtU*. Antn tt MUaln, ?:14 *.Eu4 tiier.K. j|
grew &<tutrtis*mcufc?.
70b rest-one of those eleJ
gant new homei in the Ootcrltcs Block, on
xtceuih street. LOU IB P. STlFtL, Ko. 1210
iaT>llne street. ~ 1aS6
xpi?% spectacles
Are Needed.
When yon are not able to rAd the Dn6t print at
reive indie* from the pyea. ....... . .
When you art* not able to continue reading or
win* for any length of time without fatigue, or
e letter* look blurred and run toctther.
it Is a wrong idea to put off the uw of spectacles,
the eyes require help, thoy should be used at
ice, regudleiai of ive.
6oatonoeandbedtted with a ralr of "King's
imblttatlon" Bpcctacke or Kye-tilasMe. To be
14 only from
I. G. DILLON,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
jvSI 1223 Market Street.
harlfivShav'sAnafifimvnf Musfc.
~M?J ???"J ? ?
Wheeling'^ Popular Family Theatre.
A WEEK OF FUN AND LAUGHTER.
1C5 Laugbi in 1GJ Minutes.
TOMuLs-ax"'1} MONDAY, January 26,
JAMES ItEILLY
Domedy Company
la the Fuuutcftt ol nil Comedies,
'?? on the Bristol!
'ith b great cflst of character*. and Introducing
Novel Specially Acts.
Ladles' FashioDnblc 25 ccut matlucea Wednesday
id Saturday.
Popular Prices of Admission?NUht, 23,35 and fiO
nt*. Matinees, IS, 25 and 35 < onto.
Monday. February 2, Charley Uilday's Chio Corle
Combination. Ja26
ARMERS SAVE YOUR BACON!
HOG CIIOLKItA REMEDY,
FOOT-ROT REMEDY, for Sheep.
LOGAN &> CO.,
Drugs lilt, Bridge Corner.
Soda Fountain!
An elegant Soda Water Apparatus at low piJco.
Addre*#,
LOGAN & CO.
ELAINE?A SAFE LIGHT!
No odor, no charted wick, brilliant, non-ex*
loxive.
LOGAN & CO.
ogan & Co.'s Pleasant Worm Syrup,
Foxy to lake. Effectual. An excellent Child's
hysic. Larue boula* 2.? touts.
DOGhA-UST & CO.,
DHUGGI3T3, BRIDGE COItNEB.
Ja2i
WHEELING
I INTELLIGENCER %
Dully, Scml-Woekijr anil Weekly.
The year 1885 brinas the country to a neur ilepariro.
A party out of power for a quarter of a ccu*
irv goes Into control. A new color U to bo given
i the pages of our natlouid history. Every man
ltd woman ought to follow tliat history aa it Ik
tade. It will touch wvery coudlUou wf life,
hethcr lor weal or woe.
JE VVEE KLY i WTE LLIGEN C ER
b e whole f ^ *= prompt, aes!d.
ACJCSkJ. Reunite and
MOHE DOLLAR fesUlonaL
************** dull.
In a carccr of thirty-two years it has made itself
je family hapcr.
It l? takcu by families who have taken it since
je first number.
it has fidl market reports and looks well (o the
arm ent' interest.
It la very strong In Its Washington correspondence.
It has the lead in State mutter.-.
It Is unsurpassed iu Its iudustriulfeattms.
It believes Iu the Amorirau policy of Protection.
It labors for tbc Development of West Virginia,
no Dollar Pnys for Hie Weekly Intelligencer
lor a Whole Year.
Read tho followlnir terms and nremiums.
he Weekly Intelligence, MuKlucojiyoiieycar.fi CO
copies, otto your, mul Dully two muntlw free., 5 00
I coplcs, out* year, and Dally two mouths or
on?i copy of tho Weekly, one year free.. ....10 00
i coplt*, one year and Daily mIx months, or
three coplwof the Weekly oue year in* 2S 00
The premium copies will bo sent to any addreu
csircd. It is equivalent to a null commission, aa
loy can readily be sold and the money retained by
le setter up of the club.' It is not necessary fur
II tlie names in the club to come from one office,
or Is it necessary to send ill tho subscribers Atone
me Subscriptions rosy bo sent ns fast as relived,
one or more at a tune, and a ro.ord of them
ill bo kept at this office. The premium cop*u
III bo sent at tho request of the agent as soon as
i lias sent sufficient subscribers W> entitle him to
l6m' TERMS OF TUB SEMI-WEEKLY.
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sent free and postage paid toanr Address.
We want an Agent at every 1'ostoffice in West
irginia, Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
Remittance* should be made r?y rwristeDd letter,
utoffice money order, postal uote or eheck.
It ADDBIM, A
r FREW, CAMPBELL & HART, tt"
m FUULUIIKWI INTOJ.IOKNC KB,
r WHEEL! *0. W. VA. T
I iftjSiAffisf
iKlim'i
IiJliJIilVH i
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Lnu>ai in m n
m i SEEDS JH9C j
del-iuw
FOR
toil's, Conventions, Singing Classes and
the Higher Schools, ^ |
i better Books have appeared for years than the
folio wins:
horal Worship, ok
of *20 pages. 100 pages Elements, with a capil
collection of BacreO and Bebular music. <5
gca of the best Hymn Tunes. 110 )ttg?x of Anams.
and Mpages of miscellaneous Concert Ma.
fi. Per dozen, fJ.
he Model Singer. ViLwJmA
akforSltiRing Clasje*. 192 pagus. 121 Graded erclscs,
67 Glees *nd fart Hongs, 2D Hymn Tunes, Anthems,
snd 4 Chants. Abundaut and usolul
iterlal for the 8lugiugtiehool Teacher. GO cents. J
r dozen, SO. ______
^ng Greeting. ?nd ^E!Eoni iSS
tho "higher schools," meaning by that. Cob
os, Technological and other special schools,
sdemles. Institutes, Seminaries, High and Nor>1
dehools. 100 large octavo pages. 82 harmon* .
d songs of the highest order, both In words and "
isle, classical In beauty add Interesting to orerv 4
i. AMo exerul*c* and solfeggios for voleo cu 1- I
e. Wets. Perdozou,Id.
iny book mailed for tho retail prico.
OLIVER D1T90.N it CO., Boston.
i. H. Dtooh & Co., J. K. Diwojc & Co..
Broadway, N. Y, 1228 Chestnut BL, Phlla.
nnww
glvnct St gttfftr.
"TOO MANY
Velvets! Silks!
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AND OTHER
FINE * 1
DRESS GOODS.
...Ml rtffoH Ttttc Mnnvrwr.
Choice
Wraps!
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That we will sell low.
Brues & Coffer.
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CHEAP BOOK S.
In order to Introduce our bouse more generally
to ibe citizeuaof West Virginia vti will, during the
next six weeks, offer the following pticea ou *opu- l?r
8tnudard books:
Brltifh Poets, including M separate volumes,
from Chancer to Tennyson. Good typo and bind- lug;
plalu edge; usual price tl OIL per vol?A0o. F
Home illustrated, red line, gilt rages; usual price
II28. per vol. 75c.
100 Standard Biographies. Travels, Juvenile
Books, Ac., good clotti binding, large type and good
paper, (or each fiOc.
The largrst stock of Books in the State to select
Irom. Books carefully wrapped and mailed.
STANTON A DAVENPORT,
Ial5 No. 1801 Market Street* Z
jgLANK BOOKS! J
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS,.
Foreign and Domestic. STATIONERY.
j
The Laraest Stock and OreaUst Variety. Sold at '
he VEKY LOWEST 1'RiCES by
JOS. GRAVES & SON,
Jyl4 88 Twelfth Street
y-ALENTINfiS.
FINE AND COMIC.
A great variety. For Mile at Wholesale and Beall.
C. 11. QUIMBY, ^
Bookseller aud Newsdealer, J
JylO No. 1414 Market Street.
^INORUSTA WALTON.
PLAQUES AND BRONZES,
At
J. B. 'Wilson's.
dew
^RANGES I 7 : ]
0!R-?l2TGKES1
10 barrels very flue Uwect Louisiana Orangea, Just .
>celved by
NICHOLAS HCHULZ,
JH4 U19 Market Street, j
VV C Will U1IV.1 1IIIJ
our entire stock of Velvets, Silks
and other Dress Goods at
* { PRICES! i *
* i
* AND ON I
* J
t TERMS!}
* *
* *.
??111 * 111 *?* ' * i *
That will make it to the intefest
of every one in want of a dress
to call at once and make a selection.
. WE AI.SO HAVE A FEW
gUUtt
THE MUNBIE ROLUR SUTL j
Ifine reasons why it to superior to all other*. '
1st 7t to the only a/JJuatabl* button ibu.
2d. I torn be changed In sire instantly. .
8d. It to equal to four pair of any other slutc.
4th. it baa met with gicater success than all
>thers.
5th. It to tho moat kimple.
0th. It to the moat durable.
7th. it can be made plain or scientific.
8th. It to the only practical Kink 8kite.
9th. It to endorsed by the finest experts and provisionals
in the world aa being the finest movr
stent. ______
Chicago, III.
I did not try tout skates until tost night I am
trilling to skate upon them in preference to any
tkale made. The rock to the skate to perfect, and
I must My I can skate the rolls with more easeand
iraco than on any other skate made.
J. M. COOK.
(Champion of the Northwest)
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tho skates hare been received, tried at the rink
by experts, and approved. KOB'T BUdUlNU.
(Manager Brooklyn Kink.)
Phiudklphu, pa.
I have skated as a professional for ten years, I
using during that time diflerunt skates, but find I
yours superior to any, and shall use them exclu- '
lively hereafter. W. It. GUODALL.
KOMK, Ga.
I havo been engaged In the roller skating business
for eight years aud find your skato much superior
to ail others for general use.
O.D. CHARLES.
l Diivc ustHi una utonfogai/ incu ?u mn ?oumu
makes of roller skates, and 1 am free to say that
Jour skate caps the climax. They arc the most
arable and simple I ever used, and are beyond a
doubt tho best for rink manager* or'scientific
skating- A. E. K8TABJIOOK, Dayton, O,
(Champion of America.) ^
We have been using your skates for the lost three
mouths, and have pleasure in stating that wo con- *
sider It superior to auy that we have ever seen or (
used. UUtttuAN ItOLLEB 8K VTKR8 '
With W. W. Cole's Circus.
We have bad ten yean experience in roller
skating lu many oountriesj during which time we
have tested a buudml or more different patterns.
We have bad your skuto iu dally tiso now over two
months and given it a fair trial. It is superior to
any we have used before.
LANK BROTHERS, Professionals.
English Boiler 8katera.
6a JBia BOYD)
JyHt MARKET SQUARE.
TJOLLEE
SKATES 7
We have a large assortment of all sites of Rolier
Skates of the best makes. Call and see them at
NE8BITT & IIBO.'8,
jal,r. 1.H2 Market Street
(Commissloncc's Salt.
UMM1SSIONKK'S SALE UF VALUable
property.
suite of West Virginia, Ohio County. In the Circuit
Court lor *aid county,
C P. Brown, administrator of thel
estate of Philip Metzuer, de-1
ceased, In Chancory.
vs
Matilda Metzucr and others. J
By virtue of a decree of said Court in the above
cause entered lu Part 1, ou the 3d day of January,
1885, the undenlgued, appointed a .Special Com*
initisionor lor-uiu purplMV, Will new oi |>uuuu mn.- I
tlon at the front dour of tho Court House of said
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 28th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885, |
commencing at 10 o'clock a St., tho following real
estate:
All that portion of the Iota numbered 74 and 75
of the addit on to the City of Wheeling laid out by
John Eofl' and William Chapllne, altuate In the
Fifth ward of said city, on which la situated the
dwelling house u*d and oocupfed by Philip Metztier
at the time of hi* death, which portion front*
on Main street twenty-five feet and extends back to
tho alley in the rear of said lot one hundred and
twenty feet.
Also, the twenty two foot In front off the northern
side of the south half of the lot numbered oue
huudredaud thirty-three of the addition to the j
City of Wheeling laid out by John Eoll and William
Chapllne. of the uniform width of said front to the <
rear of said lot, in the Fifth ward, and on the east
side of tho Market tfquare, In what la known aa
Centre Wheeling In said city.
Also, tho north half of lot number seventy-two
on the east aide of Main street, between Twentysecond
and Twenty-third streets, in the addition
laid out by John toff and William Chapllne to the
City of Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Virginia.
Said pieces of property will be sold seiiaratoly.
Tkiuis oy SAUt-One third of the purchase money
and aa much more aa the purchaser shall elect to 1
pay iu cash on tho day of sale, the balance in two
equal instalments at one and two years from the
day of aale, the purchaser to give notes bearing in
terest with security approved by the commissioner,
for the deferred payments.
W.J.W.COWDEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. H. Ham.es, Auctioneer.
I hereby certify that W. J. W. Cowden. the special \
commissioner appointed by the Circuit (kurt of
Ohio county in tho above entitled cause, hus given
bond thereiu In the penalty of 910,000. conditioned
according to law. JOHN W. MITCHKLL.
Ja23 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County. W. va.
fttsaihaV* Sate.
MARSHAL'S HALU. '
itv virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas issued
out of the District Court of the United States for
tho Western UlurJct of Pennsylvania, In admiralty
and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, at
the United States Marshal's oftloe, in tbo United
States building, corner Filth Avenue and Smith*
Held Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, on SATURDAY, Jan*
uury 31,18e5, at 11 o'clock A- si., the Steamboat
KM MA GRAHAM,
Her boats, machiuery, furniture, apparel, tackle,
etc., libeled, aeized, attadied and condemned in
said Court. JAM IS S. RUTAN. U. S. Marshal.
Mammal's Okficb, Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 21,1885.
gCUjJfltStS. '
JTTSTI1T!
PARSON'S COLOGNE,
WRlQlll'B PERFUMES.
COLGATE'S TOILET SOAPS,
FINE PORTEMONNAIE8, t
FINE CIGARS, at
List Ac "Williams',
del7 1010 MAIN STREET.
inunn, mtass sou vyusKKSwae*. ,
JUIE NfcW "ALTON"
Tea and Dinner Waro!
Now goodfi of onr own Importation. Hodott I
Iccorntlou, lu tahlounble colon.
EWINQ BROS., ?
Ja24 Market Bfcuoppo<lto McLure Home. Q.0
AND EXAMINE
CHEAPCOUNTER ]
AT
JOHN FBI ED EL'S CHINA STORE,
JnIO 11.10 Main Street
ghotoflrayTxg.
rH. 111GGINS, 7
f
PHOTOGRAPHER,
42 TWELFTH STREET,
Ja8 . WHEPJKO, W. VA.
pAESpNS, j
MASTER
Photographer!
<t?27
CRAYON PORTRAITS =
U
" ]
Myles* Art Studio,
Nn. SIM MATH STRICT.
" 81
yiattnj.
g-OUSEKEEPERS T
Can save money by patronizing tbo JJ
ELECTRO PLATING DEPARTMENT 3
OFTHE f
WHEELING IIINQE CO., ch
dug* Cor. Ntnrtownth and Jmv>h St*. PJj
gonwfntntshlMfl (goods. ~
JIILTERS. |
Purify your DRINKING WATER by unlng Jew- j
L'i or Kodde Piltm. ab
For sale by
lalO-MATh GEO, W,.JOHNSON'S B0N8. J,
6E0.E.STIFEL
& CO.
MARK DOWN SALE
OF
CLOflKSi
Reduction unheard
3f, as we wish to close
Dut the balance of oui
Winter Cloaks before
stock taking.
Fur Lined Circulars
AT $25 00 and $28 00.
Hardly the cost of the materia
used in their manufacture.
ELEGANT
PLUSH SAGOUES
_A_T $22 50.
eayou and nflcr Momlnj', Jannnry S
<l?re clout's at (! 1'. SaturUajs ex
:cpUil.
?
Geo.E.StiM&'Co.
dcm
gfcjj (Goads.
CLOAKS
AT
CostandLess
TO CLOSE.
I.S. RHODES & CO.
Colored Gro Grain Silks at
'5 cents, worth $i oo, on our
Iheap Counter for a few days.
J. S. RHODES & GO,
Table Linen at Marked Down
'rices.
A RHAftPA A AA
j, s. mm & uu.
Remnant Counter still in fu|l
(last
I. S. RHODES & CO.
gicturcs ana g.vt fttatevlats.
^EARNING TO DRAW,
OR THE
YOUNG DESIGNER,
By VIOLLET LtDUC,
Juit received at the
MoLURE HOUSE ART STORE,
Ja24 E. L. Wwoix. Agent
JJOMETHING
New in Valentines!
Elegant aswrtraent, attractive priccs, at
KIRK'S ART STORE,
ja22 1005 Maln?8troet
pARLOK EASELS,
Decora ted Wall Pockets,
Towel Rack*,
Cheatnut and Ebonjr Bracket!.
Klco atock, all new, at the
McLURE IIOUHE ART STORE,
dels E. U N iooij. Agent
========:
gati ana ?ap*.
'.JATHI
New Styles of STIFF HATS Just received at
O. A. BEOTER'S, 1101 Main Street
Opcnlnf day lor the celebrated Dunlap Bilk and
iff Uata on or before Match 1.
jaU ; * <1. A. BEPTER.
JEW YORK HAT BLEACRERY. NO.
M Sixteenth street Ladle*' and Misses'
raw, Laos. Chip, Felt and Beaver Hats, etc., aired,
bleached, colored and fiuiabed in the latest
rles promptly. Milliners' work done atthe usual
icount . no?
GENTLEMEN'S 8ILK AND FELT
A HATS renovated to present styles at moderate
awes, by Wm. Gralowiky, the Practical Hatter,
ttsburgb. l*a. Leave your orders with L. 8.
nolstnn. M Sixteenth street Whowllng. noa*
Iflaner JUoulnj).
JIA.VO MOVING.
Persons wishing to have their Piano moved on or
(rat April 1st will pleaae leave orders at
F. W. BAOMER'S,
yJO 1310 Market Street
go* gtcnt.
Booms for KKNT-ix~uoi?
brook's Block. Apply to VV. y. Hog L '
BBQ.? 1300 Market street.
TpOR RENT-STORE-ROOM A\n
TJIOR KENT-A FURNISHED HoiNv
J} containing 8 rooms, bsth room, but ad^u
water, and all modern convenience*.
per month. MBS. M. J?. WHITCAjST"
J*17
17OR RENT?A LAR(t? Fjmip
JP House, on the fsrm of W. J Warden, *hSS
live miles east of the city, up Ed^tugton'i uJ:
The houso is beauUfully located, ami ?uuid Ku
a nice nummer residence. An orchard of .?1
fruit and room for gardening. hmcaion Z
April 1,1885. Apply to rvt#
W. J. WARD EX,
J*W Ko. aw Main
-pOK RENT.
From April iNt,
Storeroom No. 1302 Market street. In Bniloy'tpjofk
now occupied hy Miss Jenuie B. Wllmm. '
Enquire of H. K UtBft
Telephone A, 80. Ko, 7, U. 8. Custom House.
, r1'.
jior rent.
Two Five-roomed House* on Twentieth ilrwL
Two Urge Houses on Fifteenth street.
Two 8tore-rooms with Dwelduxs.
Several Offices and Rooms.
Enquire of II. FORMS.
_ , . , M Room 7 Custom Iluu*.
Telephone A-ffl.
jjior rent.
The Throe-story Dvs-ollliijf,
JVo. 11-13 Mnrkof 8troot,
I Now occupied by Dr. J. It 8urgls*m. \yt.]r to
I Mm. l\ HAKltOtJR.
ja!6 1H1 Marfcetstnk
) jfor rent.
Th? commodious Fcshlence on the comer d
Twelfth uud Eoff streets, now occupied by fa
Hardest}-. ,
Alio, four room* fronting the river, on theKmrt
? floor, number IOCS Main street, suitable forafuniir
; without Childrtu. '
JAME8 L. HAWLEY,
]a!3 H20 Main Stmt
For rent-frame dwj5lunu
on Ohio street, Island. Six room* on Sooth
Fiont street. Fix rootni and baiemetit on Fifteenth
street Four rooms and kitchen. Iwomte
room* In Granule's Block. One More-room trl
wcond lloor on Main street, Centre Wheeling. (>te
Urge residence on Chapllne street, betwtea
Eleventh aud Twelfth street, 11 room*; two fit*
otllcc rooms oa 1 weifth street
I C. A. SCHAKFFR & cu
: Telephone.
' por rent.
One seven roomed House, with gas and Uu,
room, on South Frout street. Three six rw>aj]
Houses, with sas and both room, on South Fmnt
street One eight roomed Horn*. with w? and
water, on South Broadway. Oue live roomed (V;
tago on Delaware street One five roomed c?tu?
on Delaware street stable on lot. One live round
CotUgu on Kentucky street stable on lot hi*
three roomed Cottage on Ohio street stable <>u lot
Ja23 E J. .SI I ink.
For rent ou for salk-busi.
ntas House fronting on Main and Soc:k
street*, numbered 1427 Main street and im Poath
street It la a three-story bouse with a |*rededlir
aud a hydraullc elevator. Will reut or k-u. lv*
scMhlon given April 1.
ror ki'iii?oix rooincu udiuo. no. i>i .-cvummii
itiueL Desirable residence, No. u> Ninth i-j.m
street. No. 77 Seventeenth strict. Four rwr.?,
No. ?J Seventeenth street. No. 'Jtu7 Eoffitiui
No. Jill 1M timure street. Three room*. tint fl..*,
\ 2028 Mnlu street. Three rooms, m-ond (iimr,
1 Main ntr?-i"t. No. IMS Market street Storv-rwa
i and Dwelling. No. 2163 Main street.
' * or 8aIe~?J}? Aero Farm at Sherrard, Maniull
county, W. Va.
For further information enquire of
JAMhH A. 1IEXRY.
Real Estate Agent ami Notary Public,
jngQ H'?12 MnrktlMm-;.
go* Sale.
For bale or rent-the la hub
three-story Brick Building, No*, aoiy hi.d 4a
corner Main and Twputy-llmt sticeU: dotiblf ?ti:a
> rooms, 42x6.'), and finished basement; mi-wih! u<\
. third storfe* containing 14 rooms, fluislitd umi firnlsbcd;
bath room*, wash house, &c., on w?.?
able term*.
ENQUIRE ON THE PREMISES.
N. B.?The above building would make a upto
dlil hotel.
jjelleview LOTS FOR sale.
Jho street* of Belleview Addition are graded
and the lots arc now for aa'o on reasonable tcnu
The lots arc laiuu aud streets forty feet wide.
Persons desiring to purchase will call on
FRANK WALTER, Two Mile Ilotw,
Ja? Or J. I. WOODS. Km. city.
: por sale,
Valuable Real Estate on N. E. corner Twvuty j
fourth aud Market street*, in the City of Wliitllcj,
W. Va. Lot 122 feet by CC feet; now occupied by 4
. J. Kllifritt m a wagon and blacksmith shop.
W. v. IIOT.KiVBBO,
aprt ino> Market Stifrt.
J^OK SALE, -v
Four two-story Frame Dwelling non*?on>U>
ket street, near the 1). & 0. Hhopn, two havingthrr*
rooms each, and two haviuu lour rooms t?L
Must bo sold Immediately. Will k-11 H'|*ntul/ll
desired. Will iict 10 percent on Uie invfximcot.
Apply to W. II. KINKHAKT,
delft HCaSlarkimrat
gTOCK8 FOH SALE.
8 Shares Central Glass Company.
10 Shurefl W'elbibuip National bank.
15 Shares Jatteraun Kail Mill.
10 Shares Belmont Nail Mill.
'.U Pharra Manufacturers insurance Co.
6 8b ires Peabody Insurance Co.
1 Hbar*> Brilliaut Nail Mill.
I. IRWIN, Apcnt,
, Ja22 No. 1M IVcHUi Mrtrt.
JgONDS FOR SALE.
The LaBclle Glass Company, Bridgeiinrt, Ohh
desires to sell t2l,00Jof their First Mortal Re Hond*.
These bonds are no secured as to make their foment
a certainly. Inquiries regarding tlicm *?1!
be promptly answered, cither in person or hy letter,
by K. P. HII?nUS, ProMrtt.
jaM or B. liUNI.KVY. sw-nurrJpOIi
SALE.
For the next sixty days I will oflerat prirulf s*
a Small Farm on the National Kuul, one i|?ur>r
mllo east of West Alexander, l'a., containing J.S
acres, with modem improvement*. Thelmidb/*
well aud bandy lo a pood market, and will l*?,*'J
uicap ior uie location. mjiucuui
hIoii given the first of A uril.
Enquire or addruui H. I?. J rs.-.
jala-TThAS Wert Alexander. It,
JM)R SALE?COUNTRY SKAT.
Ten acre* of choice high bottom IftmT. Mi
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and H.?* 0. K- R.
Improved by a substantial brick lioiwe, II rtxiaj.
kitchen and outbuild hip, situated In a tfw?o|
maple, sugar aud poplar tree*. Al*o, a good ww
1 tlon of fruit trees. Apply to ...
W. V. HOUR & URO., 1300 Market PJ;
Or a W. MORROW, on the promise*. nt?_
JlOB SALE.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,
Bltuated on W., P. AR.R. R., (old llcmj.fr M)?*?}
two miles east of tho City of wheeling, W
about two miles from Ohio river, itomlyilM "<
aeroa of coal and SO acre* surface and o-n, ^
known u the "Willow Olen C(mll'n>;-ny.
W. V. liOGii ?t r.ilO .
myl ISTO MiirVrl
/COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Tc?i KTIIUi
V_> with Valuable Landi, iflar the city, for **
As I am compelled to move to the city Iwll!
my residence together with much or mli;
Farm and Garden Lands, to suit jiurHw't'.T.1
uun i sen win rem. jucn; i* ??. .... ,
tenant house: rJmi a largo new ?table. Urn, ?wcrib
and wagon shed, ail undw one root. and11
other needful outbuildings. Thorp nr.- vl *m*?|
ianH, which hut been cnriched with 1iu:hIk-<1? floads
of good t>tuMe manure, hauled on it In |*
hut two years. Mott of the tend I* well ?.U;.irl ?
Hardening purpose*. There Is al*o k<*?1 Ip*-*
huidw wlQi ncvcrfalling spring* of water iu itfields.
A large portion of tin.' laud I* well *<lui
and eligibly located fur Building I/it*; will
iu audi If wanteti. Some have foeeu sold n"1' 1
on. Terma will be made easy and in mlt l"'^ v*"
enj. For further information ami lart'ctw"
call on. p. L.
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FOtt -SALE?TI1E WEM. KXOIO'
Country Residence of the late Henry Tion;>yueceumi,
aituate ill Pleasant Valley,(>1*1"' *'
lying on the National I toad and the line i>1 the
Orore lialiroad, three mile* east of the Htr ^
about twenty mluutcs ride from the rapito! Puy
[>>g, containing about five acres of ground, wlw *
house of eight rooms and pantry ami
kitchen, with a never falling well at the klu h'a
door of as good drinking water a- time f?'?" ;*
county; luu also a 100 barrel cemented ckfj';?
rain water. There are also qui e a number "
choicest of fruit tree* of various kind* <;n '
placo; also flhrubber), Ac. This Is a .nlradW "
portunlty forapenou retired from bwimv.or< <
ueedlng the fresh, bracing country air alter cw?
confinement to the offlco all day. . .,
Wo also offer for sale a Farm of 45 acr.? <>I r "!
land, all under cultivation, bordering ?m K?"lfn
Allay In the town of Kirk wood, Belmont
Ohio, and running back to the county road. '*;rj
aepMlbleboth from DoXalb street and Ktt>
I fJ'cy. In the town of Kfrkwood, Be Jnwut
, Ohio, and also from the county road, awl mtw
also on the laud two springs of good wan-..? _
near Kennon alloy and the other n?*r the
road, would make the farm well adapted !<>
purposes or for market gardening. , .
Alsf>. a good Coal Bank, with opening <>n
of DeKalb street and Keunoo alley; e8W
laid with a good T tall. , u
All of the abovo property If not sold soon wi" M
for rent for the ensuing year. ,, r T
For further particulars call on or nddrc*<*. ,
8TIKKL or U JTbaYUA, at the Omnan Hf/''
Wheellna, W. Va.. Exocutors of the Will of**
Henrynfemann. docwuwl.
A LL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FASCV
nxatly amsmv ex?:crb>
DAILY nmtLuuiSciiR JOB opricl
as tod 37 JourtMuUi otm'i
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