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ITMKKLIKO, \V. VA? MARCH SO, ISSt.
ruUiuiai tUijr iBnuOAira uawiaiU J>7
tit til, CAKF1IELL Jt II AltT, . Prop's,
At Koe. Ssawl 27 fourteenth itreet. .
tjaus <w daily.
Ooe 0017 one 001 Three month* J2 00
81a mouthi?? 4 001 Olio monllu a
IMUrerod by ouitoi In dir. 15c pu week.
txkms or a emi- wboly.
One 001 Six mouth* ?-ll CO
TK1UU Of WKBaif.
One ya*r ob | Blx mouthi tt
Uront roductlou to ctube. Sena loraunpleoopj
end cucuurf. Address
nuw, (nypbkf.r. * hast,
(Knlercd'at tiis rwtoBoe it m!xhnK?\vSi^'u
wcond clwnetter.l
liaudllnff Natural tine.
A special conroitteo of the Pittsburgh
Councils has prepared a lengthy report on
(ho transportation of natural gas through
the city. The committee is free to admit
that the early concessions granted by the
city did not protect tho interests or guard
(he property and lives of the people; and
the disasters which have -followed are referred
to in very strong terms. The re.
?!.? * nntnrfl] mm can be
POIX OBSUlttco urn. ? ?? ..
brought within the bounds of safety; that
the city Councils have the power to control
the carrion, and that it is'now imperative
that this proper control shall bo exercised.
t
It is recommended that all pipes be
ordered to lie laid under the supervision
of the City Engineer, who shall determine
the size of pipe, test its strength, see that
it is properly joined, that tho trench is
deep enough, and abovoal! tilings that the
pressure is kept down to a point of safety.
Tho City Engineer is to bo furnished with
a plan of every company's pipe system,
and ho is to have authority to reduce the
pressure whenever he shall find it in excess.
JCxpcrience has shown that great pressure
at thepoi'ntof delivery is not required.
Pittsburgh manufacture! a have found that
a pound tothesquaro inch is quite enough.
In view of this tho committee recommends
safety valves for each'plpa where it
ontcrstbe city, at which shall be discharged
all gas above- the quantity required
to produce the maximum pressure
compatible with safety. Tho cominitteo
dwells on tho fact that to deliver a itiven
amount of gas with decreased pressure,
it is only necessity to use larger pipes;
other things bring tlio same, "ranypipe
will deliver ono-thirdtho quantity of gas at
28 pounds that itwill at 200 pounds; which
is to say, three pipes of equal diameter
at 28 pounds will delivor as much
gas as will one of the same diameter with
250 pounds. A 12-inch pipe has the carrying
capacity, at the same pressure, of
six six-inch pipes; so that if a given
quantity of gas was to bo transported
through pipes of theso sizes, in a six-inch
pipe it would require 250 pounds pressure,
while in the 12-inch less than eight
pounds." Tho deduction is that large
pipes aro required to furnish a sufficient
supply at low aud safe pressure.
On tho day this report was presonted,
Mr. George It. Stewart read before the
Society of Engineers a paper on "The
Conveyanceol gnx," in which; he said:
"Natural gas cannot be introduced pro- j
perly on tho low pressure system. The
pipes with that system would fill all our
streets. Tho two systems should be combined.
Sincehigh pressurepipco will leak,
it is important that they should be laid
where they; aro likely to .do the least
damago to the person and property. The j
place is certainly along the river as near ;
tho water as is convenient, so that the '
leakage will find its way under the water \
where tho ground is.not frozen, and so. t
pass off harmlessly. At frequent intervals
connections can be made with low.pres- ;
sure mains, by which the gas may be dis- j
tributed throughout the city."
The whol6 subject of the^llandling of '
natural gas is commanding the attention
which its importance deserves, And be- j
tween practical scieuce and legislation
there will bo a solution. Gas will be con- I
trolled so that this wondorful agent may 1
do man's work without greatly increasing (
tlid ordinary fire risk. , u
==:= "
A Man nf Suryrli?a, . I
Under this ^administration it is the un- i
oxpoctod that happens. A snug job is J
" conoeded" to an eminent statesman; all ,
the other eminent statesman aro frighened j
off the track or try to make terms lor a ,
place under the coming mm?and then j
there is a thunder-clap. Somebody who is ,
not an eminent statesman, to whom noth- I
ing has been " conceded," draws the prize. .This
has happened with .regard to the (
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, the |
First Assistant Postmaster-General, the I
Controller of tho Treasury, the Commis- 1
sioner of Patents and a goodly batch of J
appointees to smaller places. ;
Democrats say that these good tilings
have been given to good men, but they object
to the surprise. The first effect is to ,
vj stun; and when tho disappointed ones
-got over that they wonder whether under t
this administration it Is going to le fatal <
to bo well-known and to have th(< backing J
of the notabiesj' It docs seem that tho c
President takes delight in doing the un- <
expected thing, and making the most j
hopeful the most nilseratilo. The trouble j
aboutall this is that it robs aspirants of j
the established rules of procedure, and i
they have no chart to tail by. 1
President Cleveland will have to reform,
or be set down as a man whose delight is J
to make his party friends unhappy. Asa
man of surprises he canpot warm the great j
hoart of the Democracy. Hlaplansmacks ]
too much of a coid-biosded determination ,
to kick over tho traces anil run things to i
Bult himself..
ltllKAK'i;Ali;r UUDUKT. '
Drunkenness, eay the otQcial returns,
is increasing in England..
When traveling tho Prince ofWales.it
is said, never carries a purso.
This countiy controls three-quarters of ,
tho coal fields of tho whole world. ,
Saline coutjtW Ark., haa an enterprising <
lad who rece'nlly completed a oraiy quilt
containing 30,000 pieces.
There is said to be more crime in I
Rome and vicinity than in any other region
of the globe having- thesame pop- J
ulation. , . j
The legislature of-Massachusetts re- {
fused to permit a woman preacher of :
Nantucket to perform the marriage cere- moriy.
. ' .
The Charleston, 3.0., chief of police has
ordered a bookseller to remove from his
counters the"Bemllo Dime Library," as an ,
indecent publication. e
Treasure hunters 'are 'engaged in the ,
search for asackof.goldburied banner |
in tho neighborhood of Walker lake, Nev? 1
many yean ago. v _
TheAriiona WUJature, ?ay? Tht AUa j
California:, bu tliia eosaion .been dlstin- J
cubbed /or "io number of- "jlngglng- j,
jiialches" between the member* One ?
day lut week a member uf the council
collided with a reporter, making the eighth
affair in the series. . v
i, A bill baa been introduced In the Tennessee
legislature to' supply the convicts
with $600 worth of literature per anntim.
A tramp in Alexandria, Va., asked to be
whipped instead of sent to jail. He received
twenty-llvo lashes and was allowed
to go.
A Winnipeg man, exploring the timber
around the lake in the Woods, found a
young Sioux bov hunting and trapping
without arms. The boy could do anything
known to the science of hunting and woodcraft
He has been put on exhibition.
A lady gardner of Geo rue town, S. 0.,
who believes in early vegetables, sowed, as
she supposed, some mustard seed, and
after patiently waiting for tlie plants to
put in an appearance, found on investigation
that she had lowed a lot of gunpowder
belonging to her son-in-law.
A soit of controversy as to which town
has tlio tallest sheriff is being carried on
in Georgia. Montgomery county claimed
the honor, but Ware county now comes
to the front and wrests It from her, claiming
that her sherlfl, 8. F. Miller, stands six
feet live inches high in his stockings.
MB. UCAINK AT WOItK
And Engaged In alluding K1U Own Uailoeai.
No Social War.
New York World. ,
I saw Mr. Bioino two days ago in the
work-room of his private house.' lie is
hard at work at his book, and does not expect
to have it finished much before next
summer. He is taking greater care in
writing the second volume than ho did
with the first. He is writing the great
bulk of it with his own hands
? .1 a aaitrt.iaw hilt lltilfl.
WIU uoco n wwvw; ?
He says that lie can employ dictation to
advantage only in the narrative portions
o( the book, lie is in better health this
winter than last For a time his family
friends feared that the Btrain of the campaign
and the effect of bis defeat might
seriously impair his physical health. Suck
has not been the result, lie takes long
walks now every day. Although his hair
and beard are nearly snowy-white,
his complexion has a firmer, healthier
look in it than X have seen it have for the
last ten years. 1 asked him his opinion of
Mr. Cleveland's new Cabinet and the
policy of his administration so far as ikhaa
been developed, lie excused liimselflrom
making any comment or criticism., lie
said that he did not think it would be in
very goodJaste upon his part to say anything
upon the subject.
All ot tho published paragraphs about
his giving opinions upon the subject, he
said, were pure fabrications. He had not
been interviewed on the subject of
politics this winter and diil not intend to
be. He accepted tho issue of the campaign
and had dismissed everything
from his mind except his daily work. 1
called again upon lifm tho evening that
he visited tho White House to ask
him about Ilia interview. While ho declined
to say mnclt of anything about it,
it was easy to see that. ho was pleased
with bis coll and had been agreeably impressed
with his opponent. Sir. Cleveland
himself has since expressed gratification
at the call.
The visit of flio Blaine family to the
White House Saturday indicated that
thore will be ao social war made upon this
administration. This will eliminate frBin
Washington society all warriup elements
and restore its former harmonious condition.
A IMIOCI.AMATIONlly
the President-Some Fun Poked nt Cleve
limn.
-Vrw York Tribune.
Tilt.White TIoi-sb, March 11,18S5.
To the end that Jeffersonian Simplicity
and Administrative Keformmoy thoroughly
leaven the lump known as the National
Government, the following orders are promulgated:
All heads ol departments nro expected
lo reach their respective departments at 8
a. m. sharp and to remain at their desks
until mid-night. They will bring their
lunch with them in a tin pail. Ten
minutes wiil be allowed lor lunch and half
in hour for dinner. Each member of the
jabinet will be allowed one night in the
week off, provided he makes up for lost
lime by working Sunday afternoon.
Cabinet ministers will refrain from having
pie for dinner without first obtaining
> written permit from tho White House,
countersigned by Colonel Laniont. And
in order that the enervating Influence of
the etiquette Of effete .monarchies may as ,
tar as posaiblo be counteracted, they will
sat with their knives and dispense with
the frivolity known as the napkin. .
All finger bowls now in uso in any of
ihe families connected with the Federal
lervice must be converted into soup dishes
within ten days, under penalty of confiscation.
Imported cigars will not bo tolerated in
wy branch of the Administration. Those
manufactured in the Connecticut valley
ind placed on the market at six for a
luarter are prescribed for the use. of the
Jabinet OiilclBa in subordinate positions
rill confine themselves to a clay pipe and J
anitors will smoke cigarettes.
The members of tho Cabinet will work
n their shirt sleeves; wear the ends of
:heir trousers in their boots and call one
mother "old boss," in order that everybody
may. realize that this is a plain, blunt
Administration.
Tho Hon. William 8. Holman, oflnliana,
is hereby empowered to examine
ho State Departments and report upon
ho feasibility of further reducing ox- !
lenses by abolishing them. Pending the
ireparation of this report the Earth will
'outinue to revolve on its axis once every
M hours. By tiik PiiKsiuiiXT.
Daniel S. Lamont, Private Secretary..
Dfiit 11m from Ulooouslii.
Chattanooga Timet.
.Mention was mado in yesterday's Timet
hat there liad heen tliree deaths in this
iity jilready this week from a mysterious
milady, the only specific: symptom of
vhich wns hiccoughs. Physicians were
liH{>08e<l to rogartf this merely as a coiniidence,
later developments inako tho mater
more serious, and tho subject is provng
very puzzling to several of our leading
ibysiciarw. A fimtt reporter learned yescrday
that thero are twamore cases which
vera in a very critical coiiditioalaitniglit,
nid death seemed inevitable.
'.Ttia Tlrlilo Muit Daw lt??u Lorvlj,
tendon Truth,
lie was a tame curate in the wild lilack .
jountry of Au?tralia, and ho was waiting !
ii church to niarrya couple of aborigines. .
Enter one of them, tho man, in a hurry
ind his working clothing, with his hands 1
ind face covered with antique dirt, j
"Aw've kum to bo wed. j
"You?" responded the curate, aghast. :
'In that garb? it is the improper. Why,
irou aro downright dirty." ,
"Mo dirty ? Wait till ydu see her." i
IT . 2
He Bunembtrid it*
irkantaw TrattUtr. i
"Captain," said a grocery keeper, ad- ]
Iressing a well-known gentleman, "do you ,
remember that sack of flour you ordered
ionic time ago?" ....
"Oh, yes; I remember it." ]
"1 suppose so, but 1 don't remember that
rou ever paid for it"
"My dear sir, I am not responsible for j
rour bad memory. I have remembered !
ny part of it. Memory is a peculiar .
acuity, and is puseeptible of great cultiva
ion. Somo of the Grecians could repeat J
rolumes of poetry. Well, good morning," \
.Special Sottcca. !
- E
A CAllD.-To ill whoire lufferlnf Iron emm g
rmt remedy vru dlwotqrw. pT * muwoatty in i
miUi Araortcft. Bend leU-addrwod entdope to 1
tiv. Jockth t. I.nmak, Button Dm Hwr York*
lyU*wmw M
tlouicurd. nmUMUKl fiS"0
' gj. - ?. - .
Our Anglomanlaa*.
Chtcofjo I/eralcI. ,
"I heard a Btory In Now York," sai<
Emory Storra, "the other day that ratba
amused mo. Youknowthe Knickerbocke
Cinb there is the nursery of the Anglo
maniac. You don't find anything at thi
Knickerbocker Olub but b. aad a., as the;
call It, and English literature. Englisl
newspapers are dally filed; footman am
tigers abound, and the wholo atmoephw
of t.'ie place la of the one eye-glass order
A friend of mhe, Captain liacon, wa
coming up the street in .front of the clul
house, when a young man whom he kne?
came out. 'Why, Jack,' he said, "what'i
the matter? Got your trousers rolled u|
and an umbrella spread. Why, it Is i
bright day?what docs it mean?'
"'Yes, dearboy. Sua here, you know
but they'vo just got a cable in the dill
houee that it's raining In Lunnon. Ybi
see?" _
He Knew 1IU Father.
Fluthlng Timet.
"Now. Johnnie," said his teacher, "i
your father borrows $100 and promises U
pay $10 a week, how much wfll he owoh
seven weeks?"
"One hundred dollars," said Johnnie.'
/ "I'm afraid you don't know your lesaoi
very well," remarked the .teacher.
"I may not know my lesson very well,'
Johnnie frankly acknowledged, but i
know my father,"
"Mkn should be what they seem," am
if they are suffering tortures with tooth
ache, they should uot try to smile am
look cool and handsome. How muo]
wiser to ease the pain with a bottle of Sal
vation Oil, which can be bought for 2
cents. _____________
DIED. Z
ROBERTSON?Wednwday, March 18, 1885. at 1
o'clock r. Maohu Kt oeuihon, la tho 30th year c
his?SO.
Fuaoral from tbo residence of hi* mother, 1C
Nineteenth street, tbii (Friday) morning at' 1
o'clock. Friends of tbo family invited to af
tend. Interment at Mt. Wood Ccinotery.
KEELINE-At his realdeufle, Council Blnfll
Town, Katurday rooming, March 14,1685, Wiixuu
Keklink, aged M year*.
The funeral will tako place from the residence c
F. 0.3foyenr, So. 1013 tftla street, oniruiitltyalUu
noou at 2 o'clock. Frienda of uie larniiy aro 111
vltcd. Interment at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
HANAPER?On \t'educsd*y morula*, Jforeh 18
l&5,atf?o'olock, Samuel Uanaueu, in the 74U
year of hlaago. ,
Funeral from Ills late rcaldonn?, No. 21C9 Mali
utrcet, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Friend
of thft family aro Invltnd. *
, FOR PAIN.
Rheumatism, "Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache, H&adache, Toothache,
A."CD XLL QTHltt BOniLT MISS 1KD Attlffl.
1MlTUraaUt*ui>in*ti*t*in*rr*l*i*. MtfOwla*Mle,
DlrMtluu* Id U LmnoMti.
THE C1IAIUX9 A. VOORLEB CO.
(8?w??Mnt?iA.TP0EumaC0.) iut?|ww,Manc.?.i?
goUtg Sfeaflwg ginltg.
ISLAND RINK!
PATROHiZED BY THE ELITE I
The Host of Order at all Times!
Xho Cheapest Rates In tlio City!
The Best Floor iu the City!
No Judy need hesitate to attend at any Um<
without ocort. as Uio revpcctablllty of tlio link li
unqueUiouable. ' ' .
Tlio mnunKeinent havo made amugrmenta wltti
the Hriduo Company to fell monthly toll ticirti tc
partln living lu th? efty at 40 cent*. TIicm tlcketi
muni be purchajicd prior to the 10th of cach mouth,
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
ISLAND ROLLER RINK CO.
rarO # .
NORTH END RINK!
COR. FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Morning Session.
Ladies mill Cliililrru 10 Cts. Skates 10 Cts.
Uviitlciucn -0 Cts. Skates 10 Cts.
Aftornoon gcsmlon.
Ladles nml Chililreit 15 Cts. Skates 10
Cts. Gentlemen 20 Cts. Skates 10 Cts.
Evciilnt; Seaafon.
lUlmlssion 23 Cts. Skates 10 Cts. Clilltlren
under 12 years, admission
13 Cts. Skates 10 Cts.
,No charge to tar(ici.liarinff (Iietr own skatM.
children will be timjnlly looked alter when uu*
irniTn;)n:ifr>l I'V Llirlr tmrrnt. HUH
?oUavs and Cuffs.
m~C 1 PftT J ACQ
,y ^
V\v->CPFFS
Bl V IIAWNQ 7Mt? MAAK
l\i|j| ?,th?
W!75 F<y PINE8T Q00D8
llL y EVER MADE,
f ? ^ AU lta*B' "?
1 H Lininos amo Exterior*.
y jl ^ Aikfbrthtm.
IT. BONNKBORN,
po21 Agent for \Vbeellng.
TRAVELERS* GUIDE.
A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Ot
rvlHAlNS-KxpijLKATioyof BmuticsKatt
'Dally. Itiunduy exoepUxL |Monday Excepted.-VbeellngTlme:
'
Depart Arrlre.
B. * O. R. R^-KJUTT.
CzprcM .u-*-... 7:00 am MOpa
Szprewi * 6:?pm *10:15 a in
Cumberland Amnn... L.. 8:20 am 5:8ft pm
ifunnliitfou Aratra................ -4:10 pm '8(80an
HcundiYlll? Apcom? .... 11:35am 1:20 pm
Iximw (Chlcmeo?ndOol)?.... * 0:15 am t'4:06 am
ixpitm (Chlcaffo and * 7:06 pm * 7:50 am
CxpraM (Chicago and Col)...... >11:80pm * 6:1ftpm
Eaueavlue Aecom?.... ............ 3:40pm 9:23 k m
SanceTUioAcronL.. .......... 7:86 am 4:66pm
iVaahlnrum wd PltUbnrsb.^ 4:10am *11:06pm
iVwblnlton arid Plttibhrgb.* * 8:2ft a m t 7:00 pm
tVaablnRtuntadPltuburib... 6:20pm til:06am
iVuhlnaton. ?... \ 4:05 pm 8:10 am
1'., v. A8uL.Ry.-KAW.
rltiaburfcb................. f OflOam t 7:20pm
S2vSk~- (i:'??5 fi?2?&
ItaDQtiiuUii new tors...... t 4.40pm ru.aam
Sxpratt,' Gin. and' Bt Lou lie... t 8:85 am t 8:90 am
Expretf, Oln. and Bt. LouIn_? \ 4:45 pm f 7!20pm
Ixpran,stenbenvllle AOoL.tl?pmf8:86pm
<ixed"6^3r,pMR.-R^'**""~*" ' 8:40 pm ' 7:40.*a
5:57am 1:28pm
iliSiS S?
Hub urg h and New York ?... 4:16 pm 12:83 pm
IfeU^ftAooom-M ? Jfflpm tttpm
CxpiM*GUrrdand, K. & w.... 10 OS a m 2:46pm
i uiairtvilltt 9:22am 8:26am
unenter.....?...................... * 6:60am "12:06pm
!B^=rrr *?gg' SiSSSS
Look! and through ticked are add via all tho
bore Unceat Union Railroad Office, 1200 Market
beet. Bey yonrtlcketo there.
uSrwSf w2
Itetu ^atteeHsemtutg.
1 WANTED-A GIRL KOH GENEE
r 1V Bocacwork. Apply atliOi Main or 65
r Utnth itrfft. < -* ; . mr
- QEWING LEARNING GIRD
n kj Three or four wanted immediately. Appl,
? tf j&htecathstrvel. Mm. MAGUi? M. ZEYE
i Y(JQ U0XES CHOICE
nidmmlna Lomouff,
J 100 Boxes Choice Mora!at Oranges.
r " Juit received and /or sale by
B mr20 O.B. PBBNY, 1410 Main 8tM
J JgALTIMORE LODGE
No. 0, K. ofP.
> AU members of Baltimore Lodge No 6. K. o(
1 are notified to meet at their Castle Ball on 8un
afternoon at 1 o'clock, to attend the funerai
Brother Win., Keellflc.
mrtO 1 - HHAft, BTOLLb a <
rjMtY Mc.MECHEN'8
[ "OWN MAKE" OF
1 APPLE BUTTEE
' Strictly Pt>re-?cU l Full.
1 mrtO 1300 MAIUCBT STBffR'
, jy?AJ0L10A
' PITCHERS!
1 WAll Six's and Kind*
SWING BR03.,
1 mtfO Market fit., opp. McLuxe Houi
1 T HEKEfiY NOTIFY ALE l'ERSO
" X that I haVe been const!rated by Louis Ball
o agout for the purpose of canying on the busli
. oi a dealer in Meats, Groceries and General J
chandise at corner Hoventeeuth and Jacob stn
In the City of Wheeling. W. Va. From and a
April 1st next the business will bo carried on
0 No 018evente*utb street, in said city. Ashar
if tho public patronago is rcsp?tfull^*ol!cIted^
1 Wnmixo. March 19.1885. mr
0 FOli KEM\
, MY FINE COCNTItY RESIDENI
" AT MT. DlCBAXTAL STATION,
if on1 Wheel I UK, Pittsburgh & Baltimore Balln
. Tbbro Is 7 rooms, good cellar and porches, ouh
bako oven, cistern and well,- together with s
l" stabling as tcnaut may want; will rent separa
from the lands or otherwise.
. Also, my large Brick Dwelling fti Munches
1 containing 6 roovi and porch; aity and >pi
water both at tho door.
? Good tenants can Not either or.both at model
s rant*.
tnrtO P. L. KIM PERL"1
: a nrt m-r-r-m
CAPITOL RINK
Monday and Tuesday Evonlngs.
march xsd & snii.
Tho most refined, artistic, skatoreal ud blc:
profcstlousl combination yet appearing In our c
known as the Denmau-Combination, couslstingi
H W AND BLAKELEY
Monarch! of the Wheel and Champion Doc
Rider* on the Bicycle.
Miss Minnie Parrot
Queen of the Boilers and Champion Lady Bo
Skater. The JOnplro Stutu's fluest prod uctlon,
MASTER GUSSIE STIllTT,
Tho Boy Wonder, tho greatest 01H11 Acrob
Skftien, Introducing acts on skates attcmphM
by no other skater in the profession.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
: Do not fall to ico this combination. Their i
formauce will be short but good. ran
Barnabce's Songs)
OR
AX EVENING WITH BARNABEE.
I The many thousands of delighted hoarera t
have riveni "Evmitigs with Itaroaboo" will
fn?thfa boo If, which In one ot the be*t comic col
liens exUuit. 21 Soapsj 100 pogtu. ?heet mi
St Edited by Howard M. Dow? Price ?126.
Merry-Milking Melodies.
A Vocal Visitor to Cheer the Children. By Wi
Whipple, who understands tha children's ta
, and provides for them 20 attractive Nuwery i
I other Songs, with accompaniment* for 1'bino
Organ. Pheet mu?lc size. Well adorned with i
lures. Price 75 cts.
Fresli Flowers.
The new and brilliant Sunday Hcbool Bong R
, for the Younger Scholars, by Emma Pitt. V
PWKst hymns' and tunes, not babyish, but u)
, Plonty of pictures 20 cts., Si <10 por do*.
Gems for Little Singers.
For Primary Schools and the Kindergarten.
K. U. Emerson and G. 8waioe. A great sue?
Pull of sweet songs with picture illustrations,
cts., f J 00 por do*. ?________
3 GOOD CANTATAS for Choral Societies s
Horbcrtaud Elsa, (75 cts.) by Eugene Thaj
a thrilling story of Highland life; Chrlstofot
Heroes oF7fl. (91.) bccues from the Revoluti
by Trowbridge ftJia Cobb.
Mailed for Retail Price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
0. H. DrreoN & Co., J. E. DrraoK A Co..
867 Broad tvav, N. Y. 1228 Chestnut St., PhUi
mrfrr?*w .
-yy-HEN YOU WANT
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
Hardware or Seeds
THAT ARB
Reliable and Pnri
WRITE ME FOR
SPOT cAsit PRICE!
Take no "windy agent's'1 word that he will i
1 you but a* low bb 1IOYD will, but write dlrool
BOYDond get "Uottnin Prlcea" for ltellnl
Goods. Nmne the articles you want.
IHTJJUY HARVEST MACHINERY NOW.
nnun I MARKET SQUARE
yU I II I WlTERI,rNO. W. VA.
LIBHiKSU
tlmoand Mien li?v? ilicra Morn train. I inun radical cm
I hava iiuiilu Sho rilMBM of WW, BPILKl'SY or FALUJf
SIQKtf Rflt a llfo-tongalndj-. 1 warrant my rowxJjr to ea
tba want eaa?a. ItocanMuthort li?*? fsllcl li no itMon I
. not now Reviving a car*, twnd aloooa lor a tmttoa and
rrMllulUa ofBir mralthilo Rmadjr. Olvo Bxprtaiaud P?
Offlca. It coata yuu nothing for a trial, and I wlllruro juts,
A cM re if Dr. If. U. BOOT, 1(3 fcart St, Kaw TM
I WILL PAT $2.50 PER DA
To all who work for mo at home. To many I c
afford to pay more.
tta-STKAOY EMPLOYMENT. Llsbt, Pies
nut Work. Bend Postal Card to W. W. RIDOC
Louityllle, Ky. '
ftflNSISMPTIRN
WVOti WW a TO B 0 8VK
1 lure AMMIIIV* i. imJjr lur Iim *u>vd (.!?( ? ?; by 111 lu
UwtmuMis of MM* or III* Wont klfUl Mil or tone tunJIn
tow u*n enrvd. lixlMd. ?n?rmjj|? my f*llh in I fflnw;
tut i wni Mod two aon-Lic* raw, un'twr with yai
HAULS TKBATWK on UiU di.ow.to Atiy mSi rrr, Hlt?Ki
fm*ixif.o.>ddwM. un.T.4.?iucou,xm^u!m.tiui
ADVERTISERS! itcud for onr wlcct list of 1?
A newiroaperi. GEO. P. ROWELL A CO.. 10 8pm
Bt. N. V. Tnnrfl-Mwr.ni
TJARGAINS
IIV ORGANS.
One Entry Organ .-..fM 0(
One Smith Orkin.. &2S2 00 u
One MbnoQ & Hamlin 40 01
Call arid mo them at
mrlO 'BAflMER'8 MUSIC STORE
fjculists.
QHAKIJiS JE. MASON,
. DENTIST,
00K. TWKUTTH A MARKET BTKEOTB,
Kiltrance ia? Uirkel SUM
Office Honm-Q tn 1i?.2 to B p. m. aw
\T7HKEL1NG DENTAL PLACE.
VV ESTABLISHED 187L
#7 BoMt Gum Tootli.
warhaAKP.
Teoth extracted without pala by anew Amu
thetio. l-ocal Application. (Yon an not pnt
vleep.) Teeth flflwl v?7 rwuonable.
UK 8. B. CALDWELL.
mr!6 . Ja6ob.8t, Cor. Thlrty-flfth 8t
IJIHE BEST GUM TEETH
Warranted in OTOry rapect. ii
VITALIZED AIR GIVEN and Teeth Extract!
entirely Free from Pain.
We um no chloroform or ether In any operatic
&^ffiaUAuu0liiSpp0d aown w u
DM. MuKBlSOH, Drathta,
' No.lSBlUjk.lwrwt.
Twltphmte A?1M mat
A OEJJTS A HE TVifKTED IN EVER'
A townihl d to Ret unci ut* for THE WU EELIN
weekly intelligaNCEb. fiend for fipeetau
Oopta.
GEO. E. STIFF
L?.
&oo,
1114 Main SI
It
a?-; LACE
CURTAIN
We shall close out all our i
lots of One and Two Pairs
a Pattern in Nottingham, j
,5J plique and Tambour LA
m CURTAINS at
iter N .
i at
eof
s. HALF PRICE.
?_
DE
Will open during the wee
MUl.
lido
Kg SO PIECES
tcr,
- MEDICES AND TORSGH
i LACES!
i
With Insertings to Match.
rdo '
Jjy.
r FEW
"lc Spring Gooc
t9
iler
OPENED DAILY.
Htlcs I
FGeoIStiMK
rh0 1114 MAIN ST.
bo
i? Jfnrkot Street Entrance thro
UlC
Geo. I. Durst'sConfcctionery, 1
inri
" ? gimtinui, &c.
* CO
s O co
? D o
1 E Q
feed ?
-b h Q
;n QJ Z
; to MWBH W *
" Q. ?
r ? 2
"I < o
i O
Sftafcclxes and gcwtlcjj.
| DIA3IONDI
I make this branch of my btulrion ft 0racu
and havo constantly la stock tbo largest-mi
? meutol
L. ifxetie G-IES/DS
ul I
Of any Houio In tho Plato. A1 way* willing to
,; at extraordinary low prlcea.
~ I. G. DILLO?
JEWKI.EH,
] 122? MAKKET STREE1
) mf!8
. Q.0 TO LASH'S,
~~ COR. MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREET,
_ For Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, A
First Clam Goods. Price* low.
mrWatfh Repairing a Specialty.
Branch Hnnne. Martin'* Ferry. Ohio. frti
fttouing ana gnutlnfl.
. jyjWINU AND HAULING.
? I am prepared to do all klndi of moving i
hauling on iliort notice and quickly.
Will mako it to your interwt to giro ul a trial
* Addretaorcallon .
W. J. WARDEN.
m. Liveryman, 2110 Main St., M'heelln
to Tclophone H2. ror
China, ?lass ana Qutenswa:
r A LAKGE AND ELEGANT A8SOJ
r xi wont of
*i Wall Paper anil Borders
J. At ho Lcweat Prloea,
JOHN FRIKDEL,
faMI 11W Main RtrNi
_ SUBflOXUiSK *Ott '
I "THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER.'
SI 00 FJCB AHMUtf.
ilNEWW
JUST C
" GEO.R/I
S Ladies'Cambric am
Special attention is invitee
and Muslin Underwear we oper
morning. All the garments i
especially for our own sales, an<
^ our own store. This Spring w<
very small advance above actua
. stock of these goods was never
\p. B s
CE
Embroideries,
This being the season of th
extensive and attractive stocl
Goods, we take pleasure in ant
taken unusual pains to provide
ever had?and at prices, no one
are invited to call and see novel
ON ? _
f t5LA<JiV
' We are now prepared to si
numbers of the best make of Lj
as low as the same can be affor
country.
1 special]
Is invited to our fresh arrival of
and Combination Suitings, an<
always appear first and are quic
spection this week. We open <
of Satteens, Ginghams, Toildu
0 We would make special mc
make of Black Silk Warp Henr
complete stock at very low price
S GEO. R,
gojpra A Ca.
1 VACCINATION! f
P We are receiving every few diun FRESH VAC?4
C1NK MATTtK from the most reliable sources.
LOGilN & CO.,
Jf] Driigg lb Is, Bridge Corner.
.5 'THE BEST PILL I EVER USED,"
Cj "And IbaveuwdaRrcatmanyinmy family,"
^ Is what a lady mid a few days slue? In
^ regard to .
.6 Logan & Co.'g Homoalcail liter Pills.
She wild further that her friends had used them
< ? on her recommendation and prainod them us higher
ly an herself. Forty rills In each box. Little I Sis
ft) for children. Sold by
zS LOGAN iSto CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
Logan & Co.'s Pleasant Worm Syrup,
An Improved, Safe and Effectual Vermifuge.,
1 ho Pleasant Worm Byrup is a new combination
of tlio /atcst and best remedies for worm*. It ft
purely vegetable, is very pleasant to tlio taste, is an
. Kxccuent Child's Physic, and mothers who have
used it with their children speak of it In tho highest
praise, Baying thai it is the best Vermifuge in
use. Price 25 conta in large bottles, sold by the
best druggists and storekeepers. Ask for Dogan.<&
Oo.*s Pleasant Worm .Syrup.
LOGAN & CO.,
fcM Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
gjoohs, jftaliottcyy, fee.
JJLANK BOOKS I
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS,
Foreign and Domestic.
STATIONERY.
The Largest Stoek and Greatest Variety. Sold at
the VKitr LOWJMT PBlCKd by
== JOS. OIIAVES & SOU,
? JyH ^ 28 Twelfth Street
S NEWBOOKS
AT Till
IS City Book Store.
- .THE MONEY MAKERS. A reply to "The Bread
*3 Winners." lOmo., cloth, f100.
uamoKA. By Mrs. Jacksou ("H* H.H) 12mo?
g-Tt cloth, SI 50.,
M MATT. A UIo of a Caravan. 12mo.. paper, 25c.
ON A MAKuIN. A novoL 12mo., cloth, $125.
X THE UUNTL1>0 BALL. A practical Mtlre.
% 9 8q. 12mo., cloth, jL GO.
New Books daily. March Magazines all in.
STANTON & DAVENPORT^
mtti .
? BOOKS.
Autobiography of Dr. Marlon 81ms.
Dr. Grattam, Hammond.
!C?9 Buntliug BalL
New English and Gorman Novels.
J. B. WIUJON,
ll4 " teb!7 No. 1302 Market btreet..
= Y^ALENTENE#,
_ PINE AND COMIC,
To tell at from one cent up. Thetrido Is now set*
ting in strong.' 8wal< dealers should stock upnowi
I have a lane-variety at clone figures. Mail orders
ind promptly filled. C*H on or <uJ.d,J*,QDnrBY
Bookseller and Newsdeal&r.
\i ' fehfl No. 1414 Market Ht. Wheeling. W. Va.
JBiutntM ?8*4*.
= n C. LIST, JK.,
at, LJ'
jj; PORK PACKER,
9> FOURTEENTH STREET. 1
oet __
gTEPHEN McOULLOUGH.
t Carpenter ana Builder,
Brick and Woolen Buildings Erectcd.
Koota, Valtoy. fikjr Llgbta. Counter, and Stowing. .
I All work promptly attended to on reawnabla
"SrKHOF-AUorU.narof Capitol. TUmUmm,
rutoeaitiitnoC Swpiurear. JU
\
i.l- ?
*??(ito. H.
I ^ XM * ' * 1V' S
)PENED. f
"AYLOR.:
}
1 Muslin Underwear. i
u
, B
I to the new stock of Cambric j
1 and place.on our Counters this
ve ofi^at this sale were made ?
3 most of the styles confined to '
: have marked these goods at a ]
1 cost of material and work. Our j
as fine as at present. ?
' It
White Goods!1
e year when we show :the most
: of Embroideries arid White j
louncing the fact that we have
the most choice, stock we have I
can fail to approve. The ladies
Ities in this line.
v r n t s
iow a full line, fembracing all the
rons Sillcs imported, and at prices
ded by any retail house in the J
S
mim i
imported Woolen Dress Fabrics i
as the most choice novelties fc
kly picked up, we advise an in- ilso
this morning our new stock 1
Nords, Handkerchiefs, &c., &c. w
:ntion 01 our new line of superior A
ietta Cloths, of which we have a ?
:s.
TAYLOR..
gouisuillc & gtasluitllc.
L. & N. |
(I/juIivillo Jt Nashville Railroad.)
OIsTHrSZ" HjIUSTIEj I
RUNNING to
PULLMAN '
t?tt1t h' mt j
6LEEPKRSJ
To Loulffrlllo, Nuhvllle, Decatur, Mobile, Mod'- ^
gomciy uffl jn
NEW OKXiEAJSTS ?
WITHOUT CHANGE. * (
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS. j
flVBouud Trip TickcU it reduced ntea on nle
from DECEMBER 1, lbW, to the g,
World's Exposition ! ?"
ku
For Rates, Maps, Ac., write to J
8.8. PARKER, Ale. P. A.
Cincinnati, O. I
C. P. ATMORE, O. P. it T. A. , j
?no7 ' - T/)ntev111e. Ky.: n
i Pc
gamin# Souls. 1
?:. pi. ?? jj
BOYD'S SEED.'WAREHOUSE!WBaanMTsasnssgw
I =
ft! |r ^
Jay-' (!iv|[
::lSj52SZ^r?^^ni^E!i^J6S^ wS0Mto ^
11*'**-?:*- net
u?
^<nl" 2
wll
jBtfiSjgtste. JSJ
WALL BRUSHES ?J?
ai it. ii. Lisrs, S!
''' ' !.? . iN
1010 MAIN STKKKT. jjj
' .' - j .? ;. Ot'l
CHAMOIS SKXIKTS IS
" AtR, II. LIST'S, ' ??j
'lOltf MAIN STREET. VJ
? - tor
>:<:! h
FEATHER, JDUSTEBS N
At k ii. Lisrs, *
* " 1 * i;i -v
tnrll 1010 MAIN 8TREBT. uc
r. :. B
?ontcdloueKH, "5S
Q RANGES. |
loo Hnxro Fine Sweat *
Florida Oraii|to?
Jut received by J?
NICHOLAS BCHBLZ, T7
' l'? M.rtw Miwt. U
ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANOV g
NEATLY AND MfOWTLY EXKCDTKD Bp
" 1TTHI 100!
DAIIA' INTjiUJSUMJKS JOB OTIlgl Bl|
MofcSulaTIOaittuUillUMli n
Wanted.
ITTANTED?BY A YOUNU MAN
VV tnd 20. ? lUuttiou to Icuu BricMirltir.
in furolih rviattncM, AUrtu K.. can Inulfl.
iDEtrofflofc nna*
PMPLOYIIEST-LOCAL OK TBAV.
lit lint, autc which prvlcrml. Alio uUit
sxs
mdonitTo. mm
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING
WANTED.
B?nl? wtihlM to dlipcw ot cut off Woulnj Lp.
inl, Uooo, Shoot, Ac., will do mil to noUtj
JC8XH, tho Socoid'hud Dwlcr,
W Va.V?> nt . nnivwU*
foTSxnt
OOOM8 FOR RENT-IN HORN.
Li brook'* Block. Apply to W. V. HOOK A
ko.. hop Market street. dra
G*O.R RENT?BRICK STABLE IN
D rear of Dr. Ulrich's home, lareo enough for
ireo (8) bone* - aud currioKO, Enquire of J.
Rll.LKS, 11&8 Malu street art
pOli RENT.
A Brick Houso
a South York street, Island^ containing 7 rooms
ad bath-room. Gas and water throughout tho
ouge. Enquire of
mrlfl MARTIN TII0R.ST0.V.
glOB RENT.
One seven roomed House, with pi and balh
Mm. Ono tlx roomed Houko, with gu and water
ihoiue.bothon river front, South Front strwt.
no aix roomed House, on South Front street. One
ve roomed Cottage, with good stable on lot. Ono
ve roomed Cottage, water In honw, on Delaware
.rcet. All houses well papered and grained *nd
i fine condition. E. J. 8TONK
mrll
pOR RENT.
Two Five-roomed IToupos on Twentieth street.
Two large Houses on FtfH-nih street.
Two Storo-rooms with Dwellings.
Several Office* and Rooms. ^
Enquire of H. FORBES,
Room 7 Custom House.
Telephone A-86. 1*15
giOR RENT.
From April l*t,
tororoom No. 18(KS Market street, in Bailey's Block,
ow occupied by Mlsa Jennio B. WlUon.
Enquire of ' H. FORBES,
Telephone A, 86. No, 7, B. B. Custom Horn,
ttOR RENT
OR SALE.
Tho Desirable Residence on the corner of Twelfth
od Koff street, now occupied by Dr. Hardest?;
jntains six large rooms snd several small rooms.
JAMVJJ T. lliWI W
J*? 1420 Main Street.
FOB BEINT.
The Thrco Largo Warehouses,
501,1503 anil 1505 Main Stmt,
ml 1501, 1500 and 1508 South
Itrcots.
BLOCH BROS.
F0K SALE CHEAP?Olio Tift
'Iuo lioiler.
tmU
Salt.
2ALE OF HOUSEHOLD UOODS-A'
j portion of Dr. Ulrjch's Household flood* will
a sold cheap for cash. Coll at lWZCbaj.liuesPeeL
mrio* .
JERSEY HEIFER FOK SALE.
Thoroughbred unregistered, solid fawn color,
luck tonguo and twitch. Very gcntlo. Dm io
pril or May. Pricc 875. 8. P. CRAWFORD,'
mria lata Mslufltroit.
^TOOKS EOK SALE,
80 Shares Ohio Vallor Itank.
10 Share* Rivonldo Glass Co.
'J0 Hhares Mauulacturers' Insurance Co.
10 Shares Ohio Valley Insurance Co.
5 Shares I'eabodr luKUianco Co.
88 Shares IV. A11. J)rM(fo < U
1 Share lirillUnt Nail Mill.
mria 1: lRWINTAgcnt. Xo. 24 Twelfth St.
"?OR EXCHANGE FOJt WESTERN
[j laud or for sale.
A large aud commodious rcsidcncc and grounds
id thrco tenement houses, n'lunto Ihlcrtjiartof
rookvale, una mile wot of Brldgi-non, on tie
ko. Property on be rented for 11,000 i?r year,
a good party ;rcaMu lor st-mug: owner 8oinR west.
For particular* inquire at tho Grind House, or
C. A. KC'il AKKKK & CO.,
Telephone. Bcal Estate and Stock Broker*.
8ALK
Valuable Real Estate on N. F. corner Twenty*
urth and Market streots, in tho City of Wheeling,
. Va. Lot 122 feot by 68 feet; now occupied by 9.
SUlIrltz as a wagon ?uid blacksmith shop.
W. V. ttOGK A HRO.,
tprfl lfiun Mtrkct fitrwrt.
^OR SALE?GOUKTIiY SEAT.
Ten acret of cholco high bottom land, tlx mliM
tlow Wheeling, ou Ohio Kiverand B. A 0. R. R.
iproved by a substantial brick house, 11 fooms,
tchen and outbuildings, nitunt<*d iu gmro ol .
tple. sugar and poplar trees. Alio, a good adeo
in of fruit trees. Apply to
\V. V.- HOOK <1 liRO., 1300 Market 8t
Or R. W. MORKOW, on the promises. mi7
SALE.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,
tnated on W., P. AB. R. R,, (old Hernpfleld) about
0 miles mt of the CJty of Wlieelint, W. Va.,and
out two mil" - from Ohio river, consisting of 800
res of coal and 80 acrcs surface aud coal, and
town u the "Willow Qlcn Coal Property."
W. V. HOOK A HRO.,
Byl IMP Market Htrwt.
FOR SA.L15.
? story Brick Dwelling, No. 100 Fourteenth atrcct,
1 story Brick onf Eleventh strnoxt to H?e House,
i story Frame, oor. of Jacob vt and Alley 18.
12 Acres of Ground and good house at Rouoy i
Int
18 Lots on Island, in Fink's Addition*
FOR BENT.
I story Frame, No. 99 South Front slrect.
I story Brick on Eleventh su, next to llwto House,
rhe Cranmer property, cor. VirKlnia aud PennsW.
I story Frame, fi room*, No 137 Twelfth street.
Ipply to W. U. RlNhtlAHT,
nrl7 H6? Market fitwt
OUNDRYFOK SALE.
rho property kuown as tho BELMONT STOVE
fronting on the Ohfo river and on First ami
cust streets, Martin's Kerry, O., consisting pi cue
re of ground and newly erected foundry bulla*
js and machinery cornpl- te, with full sew of j*t ns
aud Ihuka for nine of stove* (coal and
0*1) ready for the market. On the premise* ?*?
10 a dwelling house mid blacksmith iiliop.
Schwartz landing touches the property on Ice
it, iho railroad la on First street on the west,
nslderablo material, roautifactitred ami other?e,
on hand. if not sold In the meantime Mill
ottered at public talc. ThW la the neatwt, rawt
mplcte, convenient and valuable property m
stern Ohio.
Tho halo will tako place on tho premises at 10
Jock A. M? TUESDAY AI'KIl* 14,1W5.
ferae cash. For further particulars address or
1 on BKUIONT STOVE <*>.,
nrlfrxwar Martin's Ferry. 0.
got Sale mul got gent
JPOJR SALE.
'wo New Houses on Sixteenth street, each eon*
ulng8 rooms and bath-room.
WO FINK allEKP FA KMd-one lorated on the
ten of Knob Fork, Wetzel county, vv. Va., /our
lea from Littleton Station, on the tt. A 0. R. K.
la farm contains about 2.0 acres, well feured, W
ea of which are level bottom lands and has on
i two atory frame (stone foundation) dwellliurol
irlarge rooms and hallway, stable, coru crlwj
gon shod, spring homw and granary, all built
thin tho laM Hvo yeari, and In good order. Tcnni
sonablo; and to any ono mating a large cain
traeut a great bargain la oflered ,
ielton farm, confafnftw about 3.V) acres of
aiodland, nndor fence, with 100 or 200 arr?of
endld Umbered land adjoining if desired. }'?
ed within M of a mile of Belton Station, on the
k O. Jt It, miles from Wheeling. 1 hi* km
well watered, admirably adapted for raising
ep, and believe It to bo peculiarly fitted for
ilng fruit There Is now on It a young orrnatu
ibont-700 tre*s of tho best varletiw of ijrrlw.
iw, cherries and plums, most of which will w;*r
i year. Tho new public school-hnime for the
trfcliaonthlafarm,..A splcudid lwuvalu will
offered to a cash customer, and easy terms w
r one who will secure deferred payments.
tX acre Farm at Shermrd, Marshall eouuly. ?
Will sell or trade for cfty property.
) aero'Farm on Glenu'i Run. W 111 sell or trade
city property,
luny dwellings too numerons to mention.
FOR RENT.
o. IPC Eighteenth street
o. 87 Alley 14.
OW dwellings'No 85 and Nrt-MPIxteenth sired,
b containing eight rooms and bath wow. .
ttstneai House oorner of Jacob and Seventeen"
eta.
o. lift Seventeenth street, 12 rooms.
Rooms No. 2028 Main street.
0, 63 Alloy U.
a. 145 Eighteenth street
or further Information, Innulreof
J AVI to A.IIEKRV.
Real Brtate Agent and Notary Public,
,t? ifii-' Mark't
ECONO GHANll EXCURSION W
NSW OBLRAKS AND TIM WORLD* WIK.
i Kreat exeurtlon steamer 111(1 *{{{
re Cincinnati Tuesday, March U, at r- r. *. J1}
kin In Now Orleans six days. Fare for rtiuaa
, wbloh Includes board In New
a? a rite, or telegraph c\M. IIaLI-OHA^.^'P.1
Sandy and 1'omeruy l*acket Co , tlnciuuaU, u?

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