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The Intelligencer,
PUBLISHED DAILY CSCNDATh JEXCHTED) BY
KKKW, CAMPHELL * HART,
noriiiSTOU,
AT NO. 3$ ANO J; FOURTEENTH STREET,
One oopjr one year-** OOiTbrce month*. ? 00
Six mouth*........... 4 OoloMDoaih 60
Dellverix) bj carrier* In city, 14c j*r
Semi-Weeklv Intelligencer,
PublishD Evkby Wrdkmday akd Saturday
MOUOVM.
One y^r.r001Six month* .~.0i SO
The Weeiclv Intelligencer,
PoxLoorxo Etvrt Tkutoay Monnxc.
An* vMr 01 00 I BlX month*.......... 08
Great redaction to C'lnh*. Vetul for Maple copy
and drouUra. Addrww,
FREW. CAMPBELL d HART,
to HKXUXO, W. VA.
[Entered at the Poatoffloe at Wheeling, w, Va.,aa
aecnnd clma nuttw 1
Ufa
WHEELING, W.VA., bi;i'IKMHKtt '40, 1885.
THE Wlilsl'FKINO UALI.KKV.
Have you ever noticed that some people
cbaoge their inanueisas they do their garments??
these lor home, thou* for public
places. Here is a dame of high degree
who in her own home, ao f*r aa the visiting
acquaintance know, ia tho pink of
perfection. Khe howa ua into the eaaieat
chair with an air which aaya, "If you desire
to make me altogether comfortable
during your viait take this favorite of
mine and revel in it." She inquires
about the family in tones so
kindly and with ao much particularity
that we wonder how a woman
??n?o ft nr niflintnncfi can
ul uct mue iihihv ? ?- ,
find room in her heart for ho much sympathy.
She seems to bear everybody's
burdens. At the table she thinks of
countless little things which the good
man of the house is always overlooking.
"Mydear,"she says,with j?'?lite hesitation,
"My dear, I fear that Mr. Whatshlsname's
steak is not so palatable as it might be?
won't you see if you can't find him a bet*
ter piece?" She is young, but she does
this in so motherly a way that you look
for her gray hairs, and wonder why the
crow's feet tarry so long in their coming.
Leaving her home you wonder?and ao do
I?whether this very well-bred woman is
capable of doing a rude thing.
* -?
I have seen this dame in public places
when she seemed quite another person.
In a street car, when a workiugman with
bis tin kettle, returning from the day's
labor, happened to brush against her silk
as he aroBe to give her his seat, she looked
so black that 1 could scarcely recognize
her. She was so angry that she altogether
forgot to give thanks for the seat. Upon
one occasion, again in a street car?that
great developer of dry plates?I couldn't
Help an inward vicious smile when a
woman with a child in her armR
trod heavily on my lady's toot.
The car had * given a lurch uud
the burdened mother, a wan and
weary looking soul, was almost thrown ofT
her balance. She couldn't help it. She
had to rtcover her footing in aomo way
and some where, iJence the collison.
This tirao black looks did not suflice. To
theao were added harsh words. .My lady
"/ell to scolding liko a very drab.'1 The
mother with her child in her arms colored
and then turned pale and said she
was sorry, very, very sorry. Then everybody
in the car saw that the lady was in
the calico frock and the silk covered quite
another sort of person.
*
Iseemylady sometimes in public assemblages.
She always enters late. Two
or three minutes pass before she can settle
herself comfirtably She surveys the
house with a cold, critical gaz? that comes
very near to a ttare. She crumples and
turns und twists and rattles her programme
incessantly. Speaking to her escort she
gives those in her vicinity the benefit of
her criticisms, and she chooses to do this
while the performance is in progress. I
saw her once?in another city of coursewhen
she was in company with some
Jrouog persons of her own sex. They alowed
themselves to titter and to giggle
until they became hysterical. Seeing that
the eyes of the house were turned on them
in rebuke, and really having no desire
to make a spectacle of themselves
or to interfere with the performance,
thev endeavored to restrain themselves.
In vain. Hysteria is not so easily
controlled. Thoy continued the peculiar
demonstration when I am sure they would
have given their heads to be able to subside.
There was nothing on the stage at
that time to excite laughter. There were
some peculiarly distressing circumstances
connected with this affair, but they need
not be related. The point is that these
young people know better and at home
would do better. In this matter of putting
off good manners and putting on bad for
use in public places men are not above
women; only it grieves us more in a
woman, who suflora more by it. If we
will take timo to think this all over we
shall realize that it doesn't pay.
*
Beautiful September?month of frost
and oysters, whose advent is always welcome,
is once more about done for. September
is a month worthy of honorable
mention, at least I have always deemed
her such. She is fitted in between the
blazing, burning suns of July and August
and the months of October and November
when Nature and all mankind shiver in
the chilling blasts that herald the approach
of the snows and discomforts of
winter. September is a kind month. Her
days be just suited to pondering, dudes iu
on.i?l!nn nl.ltllOd IfWrt.llinlHni* Ml (IflnriTH
aiul drives during her lovely moonlight
nights. All hail to September!
*
I spoke of winter and its discomforts. If
the signs are to be believed we are to have
a severe one this season. The crop of
walnuts, chestnuts (both those that grow
on trees and the other kind) and hickory
nuts, it is said will be very prolific this
fall, indicating that Nature foreshadows
the severity of tho coming season by providing
a liberal supply of food for the animals
that eat tho nuts.
*
The other day I was told the following
story: A gentleman while traveling in
the wilds of Fayette county, this State,
last winter, bad to pass the night in the
lowly homeof?'4broomsager" who. before
his family retired, offered the following
prayer: "Now we lay we'uns down to
sleep. We'uns are not jealous of our betters
ana ef the snow falls fo' feet deep to*
night, in the mawnin' perhaps the stranger
will trade we'uns his watch and rhain
even up fo' the old yellow mule."
?
Bu Anybody Tolil Yoa?
That Jack Froet Is waiting to catch us
sapping?
That the signal flag Vlth the black
sqna-e in the center will warn na ol his
approach?
That politics often ruin men ?
That Wheeling haa several notable, sad,
examples of the rain thus wrought?
That the indiscriminate and recklcss use
of profanity often heard on our atreels
ahould be stopped ?
That corn and coona are both ripe ?
That "Straw Hat,and Seersucker Suit,"
the great spectacular crate of the past season,
haa been withdrawn?
That autumn leaf parties will soon be
au fait!
That the last roeo of summer having
laded, it Is time tor the rural debating
society to sprout?
That the m?nch?j d?a, etc., are near
at band?
That the way of the tranagreesor is bard ?
That a policeman ought not to transgress
?
That sundry patriots are sitting np o'
nights with the postoffice?
That catnip tea might do some good in
? case ol this kind! Tot Wrniruu.
Humoroa> Elephant*.
From "/tart* From the Life af a Oorrrtpon tent." ?
A young friend asked me once to show
him some elephants in undress, And I ,
took him along with me, having first bor- [
rowed an apron and tilled it with orange, l
This he was to carry while accompanying ;
me in the stables, but the moment we
reached the door the herd set up such a o
trumpeting?they had scented the fruit? J
that he dropped the apron and its con*
tents and scuttled off like a scared rabbit.
There were eight elephants, and when I
picked up the oranges I found 1
had twenty-five. I walked deliberately j
along the line giving one to each; when I
got to the exttemitv of the narrow stable
I turned and was about to begin the distribution
again, when I suddenly reflected that
if elephant No. 7 in the row saw mo I
| give two oranges in succession to No. 8,
1 he might imagine he was being cheated,
and give ine a smack with his nroboscis? J
| that is is whore the olephant falls short of J
I the human being?so I went to the door
| and begau tb novo as before.
Thrice 1 went along the line, and then
I was in a tlx. I hud one orange left, and
1 hati to get back to the door. Every elephant
in the herd had his greedy gaze
focussed on that orange. It was as much
as my life whs worth to give it to any one J
of them. What was I to do? I held it
up conspicuously, coolly pei-led it, and
sucked it myself. It was must amusing to
??' ?? ?? ?" thnun alnnhnnlR nnrftf&l I
each otiier and shook their ponderous ,
aides. They thoroughly entered into the
humor of the thing.
Some fashionable ladies are not satisfied
with ready-made fans, hut must have
them made to order; they are, however,
satisfied with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup at
23 cents and take it regularly.
Base Ball to-day. MoKeesport vp.
Globes. 3 o'clock.
Red Star
TRADIAred/ ' MARK.
Absolutely
Free from Opiates, Emetics and 1'oltous,
A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE
for Cuitebu, Bore Throat, Uobmcbcm, Influetua,
Cold*. UronchlU*, Croup, Whooj.lne Cough,
Asthma, Qnln?y, Pain* In Cheat, ?n<tothor
affection* ?f th- Th ront ?uJ Lung*.
Price SO crnti a bottle". Sold by Drnulfts nnd I>?lcr*.
Pitrtlti unable to induct thtlrdtaltr to promptly
pet ll/or them if til rcctltt two boU!tt,ExprtucAarott
?' ? ' ? -#!?/. itnllur fa
tilsciuHLia a". rociLia cobfixy,
&>.' 0?fi*rt*n<l Htnuhrtune.
JWriUnd. I. ft. immsmm
1? a Reliable urm?djr ior Liver Complaint*and illscauied
t* adermn?r.l i.r torpid condition of tli? Livtr. as Dra>
p*p?la, Con?tlpatlon, Mllou?m-M, Jaundice, Hendaclie,
nhiarmtium, rto. It rrcalateath*bowel*,pariie*it?e
ttr^n-fhru the a??i?r? diction.
AN INVjUtIABLB FAMILY MEDICINE.
Thousandaof testimonials prove lt? merit*
ash nntrooiwr wtr.t. rr.i.L Y"nrr< nsptTTATioM.
ely's catapdh
CREAM BALMgn^^ji
Cl?n..._lh. H?d,
Alloys Inflamma- Kg CURES
tlon, Henla Sorei, fi|^^ADj
Koatoroa the Sense* mYnmm I
of Taate, Hearing A gjvg* / ffl
Swell. A Quick Ite? WjM y .$PrtiU
lief. A Ponltlvo Core
CREAM"BALM
hu gained an enviable IJ^^CrVPD
reputation, dliplacingIV* E**VCiBu
all other preparation*. A particle la applied into i
coch nostril; no pain: agreeable to use. Price
5 c br mail orat druggist* Send for circular. ELY
HHfn'HKKX. I>niggl?t* Qwi'uo. N V K>pl7
China, Glass ana (Quwnstuart.
QATSUP BOTILES,
Plt'lclc Bottle*,
Gum Rings tor Mason's Jars.
SWING BR03.,
sep24 Market street. opp. MoLuro House.
just opened?a fine line of
Decoratcd Chamber Sets and Glassware
At Bottom Prices.
john friedel,
rpplfl 1^30 Main Street
T11AYKLKK8' OUIUK.
Arrival and departure of '
TRAINS? KXPLANATION Or RKKKHSNCS MAKKb.
Wh 41 ^r|ndfty JMon(lfty excepted.?
Depart. Arrivo.
11. A O. R. II.?EAST.
Express. ' 6:40 am* 8:Wpm
Expros* 5:80 p m *10:16 a in
Cuuiborlnud Accom 8:15am 4:35pm
Mannlngton Accom 4:10 pm 8:40 am
Monudaville Accom 11:85am 1:20 pm ,
wnrr. * 1
Express (Chicago and Col) 9:15 am 5:20 am ,
Express (Chicago and Coll 7:60 pm 7:40 am 1
Express (Chicago and Col) *10:25 p m 6:80 p m ,
Zanesville Accom 8:40pm 10:60am
Zaiiesrille Accom 7:85am 8:50pm
W.,P. AH. !>lv.
WoihltiL'iflii aud Plttlbuivh... 4:40 am 9:00 a m
Wuhlngton aud i'itutburxh... 7:45 a m {11:06 a in
Washington and Plttnbuqtb... * 6:36 P m t?:06 pm
Washington aud Pittsburgh... 3:20 p m *10:15 p m
Washington t &:06 pm 7:36 a a
p., 0. ASt. L. Kjr.?Eaht.
Pittsburgh t 7:28 a m t 6:65 p a
Pittsburgh and Now York f 1:20 pm f 8:35 pm
Pittsburgh and New York f <:10 p m fU:55 a m
WBT. _ .
Exprow, Cln. and Bt Eonli.... 7:25 a m t 7:06 a m
Szprcflfl, Cln. and Ht Louis.... 8:40pm t 6:56 pm
Rxprc?a. Rtcubenvllle A Col... 1:20 pm t 8:86 pm
Btcubonvllleanri Im>uuimju... 4:10 pm
O.? P. K. R,
Pittsburgh A Cleveland 6:22am 8:33 pm
BtcutHiivllle Accommodation V:08am 8:2* pm
Pltu., New York it Chi 10:47 am 11:23 am
Pittsburgh and Now York 4:11pm 6:18 pm
East Lirorpool Accom 6:18 pm 8:20 am
C., L. a W. K. B
KzprcM, Cleveland, B, A W... 12:47 p m 2:37 p m
Massllon Accom 4:12pm 10:12am
Bt. Clalnvlllo Accoml. ?:12am 8:17 am
Bt Clalrnvlllo Aocom- 1:42 pm 12:57 pm
Bt ClalriTlUo Aocom- 6:27 p m 5:07 pm
Local Freight and Accom 4:47am 9:00pm
Ohio Hirer Railroad.
PaaKugcr.. * 7:10 a m *10:55 a m
Passenger * 4:00pm 8:86 pm
Freight. .......... 0:06 a m 6:15 p a
B., Z. A O. Kail road.
Leave Bcllairo at 6:40 r. m. lor Woodifleld and
Bummtrfleld.
Leave Bellalre at 6:15 a. k. (or Bummcrflcld and
Zaneavlllo.
w* nwmini iutiu *. ? ?nn o a r. m. *
WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
On and after MONDAY, May 4, 1885, tralna on
the W. A K, 0. R. R. will Ioato m foil own:
Lrareclifat Loaro Wheeling Hark at ,
6:80 a. K. 1:00 r. K. 8:10 a.M. 1:00 r. V. 1
6:10 " 2:00 " 7:00 " 2:00 M
7:00 " 1:00 8:00 " t:00 " 1
8:00 " 4:00 " 9:00 " 4:00 ?
9:00 " 6:00 " 10:00 " 6:00 M
10:00 6:10 " 11:00 " 6:10 "
11:00 7:00 ? 12:00 " 7:00
12:00 " 8:00 " 8:00
9:30 " 8:66 M ii
10:06 " T
on iuxdays. j
Leave diy at 7 a. m. and run every hour until 9 x
r. n. tl
Loire Wheellnc Park at 8 A. M. and ruu ererr c.
hour nuUlinr.h. a HJR8CH, k
?n?ilii?iin4?<i? gj
. SS a
7<
01
It
4 ai
b:
Did you Sup- j
i"
pose Mustang Liniment only good 0
for horses? It is for inflamma- ?
tion of all flesh.
I
0
3*wi ^avtxttstmcnts.
CITANTED?A LOAN OF $2,600 00. i
vv Security flrat Man on improved real ntata I
I tut tod In the heart of the rity, worth three timet I
h* amount Till on oraddrrta W. H. R1NEHAKT, I
oan Hroker, 1'63 Market street. tepM '
CTTANTED ?SALESMAN VISITING
ff tbMJrocery Trade willtnf to take a number
f ea*ysaleableartlcl?son oramlulon For par*
icuUr* addreaa, M. EK.sar, 07 Water Street. Here>nd,
Ohio. tep/6*
pRUIT
JARS1
'or Small Families. Pint and Half Pint Sell
Seating Jari,
At MoMeolicn'tt.
Picklfsand Kn'chup Bottler tep26
TIHE CENTENNIAL
Oi* Tomperftiice
Fill be ccU'brHtfd by a Mctlug oi the Prohlbi*
lonlsis 11 this city, at Melodeon Hall, 12.0 Main
trcet, at:{:!{() i? u ,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 'H.
There will be au addrem bv Rtv. Bccriflt, of Ohi?,
ml oilier aporunrht'* ctercUei.
All are invited '.oattcml.
aeyM F. T. l'\RT WRIGHT.
THE BEST
lohcol at wklch to acquire a iliorp, practical eduction,
Wheeling' Business College.
Three Foparttenm rei?Academic, Commercial
_.l i,M 1u,u.n.rl||,,s |
For UltutraUd Collet Journal cull at roll ego or J
iddinM, J. M. FKASUFR 4
aul.V? Wheeling. W. Va. |
IIOT CAKES!
THE
makea lb- in elegant, Horn h tiol ha t: and retail, by
It. H LIS r, Sole Manufacturer,
ncp2 1010 MAIN BTRKgr.
J^IST OF LETTERS
Remaining in tbo I'oatofflco at Wheeling, Ohfo
county, W. Va.,Saturday, <#uiV!nbfr2M, 1885. To obtaiu
auy of the following the applicant must aak
(or advertised letters, giving date of lUt:
LADIES* LIST.
Dristler, Mrs. M-wball, Mr? Jano A.
liun Jon. Vl?* May L I ark, Mrs. farollno
Jonea, Mi* Wllllmlnah Win??bu'g Mra Mary
Lucker, Lena Wiueaburg.Mra Martha J.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Arnold, Harry Ingram, fl R.
Aruold, Thomas H. Trying, Ge irgo
Ootw,J.W. Klotz J. H.
Cottr, Jamt" Mi;('ombr. H&ivcy
Chumb-ra Wm H. fcurphy, J B.
Danbardt, Win. Turner, lohn H.
Foreiray. Mr. Tweoly Dr. J. A.
Fuller, K. w?Jl*ce, Jr.
(iillaKUJ. John Wa'tou J. K. P.
Hamilton Notion Vltueler, II. K
IlowA'd, William
mt.26 H. BTKRI.TKQ. P. M.
M. Ehret, Jr. & Co.
MANOFAOTUBER8 OF 1
CHEAP, DI'ItAHK.E, NTRICTLT WATER
PROOF. Cout* Lena than Nhlnffle*.
Anyone can apply It. Rooting and
Nhcathinjr FcIIm : Roofing nnd Paving
Pitch, and all Coal Tar Product*. Send
for Catalogue. ACJEXTM WANTED I.V
EVERY TOWN. We ofTrr special In*
dnccinonta. W. 0. BURGESS, Agt*?
10 Public Landing, Cincinnati, O.
acp?G b tow
Hon. J. L. MORRISON
AsiU
JohnJ.Gehan
The Eloquent Irlkh Advocates
01 the Principle! of th? Republican Party, <* '
pvdnlly ol
ft TARIFF FOB PROTECTION!
Will Add:c?? tha People of
Bridgeport&. Vicinity
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 26, ,
On the Public Suuaro, Bridgeport. '
wa cordlfl Invltitlon liextende.1 to the Republican*
au<l all otn- r* ol Wheeling. Martin's
Kerryand Bellalru to turnout and hear ihem.
N25
FOR KENT.
No. 950 Market itrcct, par'lj fu-nlfched If dctlred.
Four room* No. o5 ticreLteeutn itntet.
No 60 Alley 15
Three Room*, No. 10M KoiTstrcct.
Thrci two roomed Houiui oh Twet tyieventh
street, between Maraet auvi ilalu ktrccta.
No. 101 Alley 15 1
Three Room*, V628 Main street.
No. ii *7 Market strett
No. Ill Virginia street.
FOR SALE.
no Aero Farm on Bore"' Run, two miles from
Forty-eighth street, cmn l'c bought at cost, SI,251.
50 Atb Farm near Trlsdolphia
550 Acre farm, 1 will sell or exchange for city 1
property.
4vu Acre rann, i win ieu or uxcnauge ior cuy
properly.
U> Acre Farm la Wclicl county. I will exchange
or city property.
Dmlltng, No. 1020 Koff itrect
New JDwellluga No. bl and No. 83 Mnotccnth
itroci.
No. 2331 FoflTntreet, seven rooma.
No. 90 Fifteenth a'roet.
No. 47 Twenty-third ttroot.
No. 34 1 wenty ilxth strwt.
Builnem Houms and Dwelling on Market atrcet.
For iurthi r Inlonnatlou Inquire of
J AMIS A. UKNHV, Ucal KmAto Agent,
Collector and Notary Public,
an'/r No mi'j MariM Ktn-et.
VALUABLE
Suburban
(
Property
-ATAUCTION
& a m. M. ?.
-ONn
Wednesday, Sept. 30,1885. =
Tho beautiful Farm ol Mr. Lewli Baker, adjoin* I
og tho thriving town of Kim Grovo, bus been aur? *
eyed Into lo'a suitable (or private reridencoo and
ardenlng purposes. Situated near tbe >atlrnad
tation at him Drove. and convenient to a graded
ihool, pwtofflcc.ktorvaand shops; It iu* almost on
He National Road, and In cloae proximity to tho
xtended Motor line; there la no property In mar*
etlntho vicinity of tbeCltv ol wheeling so do
rablo. There ia an abun fanD of (hade, fruit
nd ornamental trves upon the property. Buy
ourseif a home and be happy. ?
I will sell ON THE P a KM 1819 tho above woprtr
on the date named, if the day ia fair: if "
ormy, then on the following day?commencing *
t the hoar of 10 o'clock a. m., to tho highest
Idder.
TERMS?One-fourth caah, the remalnd* r at the _!
urch mot's option as to time. Any term np to ten ?
B?r? itlven on defeirod payments If dciirod. but
II deferred paymentt to bear six per cot Interest,
?table aemt annually, and ti be secured by deed "Z
[ troat on tho property told. /
Thla property will lncrotae in value more rapidly >
>an any otoer in tte vicinity of WLeeUng.
JAME3 GILCHR'SF. J gent.
WILLIAM H. HALLEn. Anctloneer. ittab pr
3 G. SMITH, . w
3* ATTORNEY AT LAW A NOTARY PUBLIC, m
-i
?*o. g.muiuao.
GEO, E. STIFa
&CO.
Kid Glove
Immnnnn DurfkllAAfl I
immense ruiuiiasc >
200 DOZEN
FOSTER'S
NEW HOOK
KID GLOVES
In Black and Colors.
We have secured the services
of an Expert Glove Fitter direct
from New York, who will fit
Gloves to the hand. A perfect
fit guaranteed.
GEO. E. STIFEL & CO.
1114 MAIN ST.
1KD.
1113 MARKET ST.
ftp 3
(6. gaciutct Sc (go.
OflMCTlMin lieu/1
UUIIILIIIII1U llft-IV
-ISWhat
the people are Poking for, and we
alwayi manage to be the F11UT DEALERS
In tho city to get the Kevr Styles ol
Furniture,
Carpeis,
Rugs,
Oil Cloths,
And everything else pertaining to
HOU8KFURNISHIIVG|!
OUR
New Fall Stock
la coming In now, and we would bo plowed
to hare our friends look over our stock bolore
purchasing.
G. Mendel&Co,
liei MAIN ST.
acpS
Scstaurant.
GapitalDiningRoomfl
MARTIN THORNTON, PROP'S.
Established Sept. 1,1878.
8trangm and visitors coming to Wheeling will
Dmttraber thnt the Cubital Mulng Rooms are now
a perfect ruunln* order, and good meals can be
ad at all houra of the day or night.
aw* NO ItvM * 112fi MARKETBT.
?andjj SXanutnctovHMANGES
LEMONS!
100 Boxes Fine Bodl Oranges.
100 Boxes Messina Lemons.
JOTT RECEIVED BY
Nicholas Sclmlz,
out H4IKR STairr.
ltl?
(Coal.
"tOALI CO A LI
COAL! :
HaTlnc mad* ar'aogemonti with Wm. Porter. '
opt tutor of the Plea?nt Valley Coal tfanfca, we
e pntpared to (111 ordei (or the bow quail ties of b
tumluuut Coal at tbe lowest poolble price*, and tl
poctfulljr solicit a share of tbe pubtU patronage,
relrphooo or Imt* otderi at tbe offloe, NoTlTOO
o. subset * tom. e<
gj?g. Jfrtidtl & (So.
14 SOOTH SIS
LABQ-BST
Grocery House
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Bo'.o Agents 'or the Ctlebrated
Pride of West Virginia Flour 1
IN COITON SACKS,
Sales 500 Sachs Per Day During August
WEvery Merchant can double bis flour tr&di
by haudilng it.
Merchant* aro cordially invite ! f> make oui
otHce their headquarters while iu the city.
inaSPEiDELSCO,
Wholesale (Jrocerg.
P?nt2-TTh<tw
g. S. gliotlcs & Co.
UlODES & GO,
FLANNEL
DEPARTMENT.
Being large purchasers of the
Manufacturers' Trade Sale ol
Flannels in New York, we are
prepared to offer them at less
than present cost of production,
NOTELTIES IN
Silks, Velvets,
AND
FINE DRESS GOODS!
OPENED DAILY.
* _______
J. S. Rhodes Mo.
XlOli MAIN ST.
gioolis, Statioiict'ii, &e.
J^ATE PUBLICATIONS
AT THE
Oit.v Hook Store.
Tho RIkc ol 811m Lapbntn W. D. Howell*;
l'-'tno.; elotb 9150
Uncle lomnfablu. H. B.Htowe; new edition;
12mo.; cloth 1 00
The Scarlet Letter. N?tnaulei Hunt home;
now edition; 12 mo.; cloth 100
Bamoua. Helen Hunt Jackson i*H. H."); 12
mo.: doth- 1 CO
Glctinverll. A Narrative Po><m. by "Owen
Meredith;" 11! rao.; cloth 150
Tho Money-MaVem. Beply to "1 he iirtiia winner*;
cheap edition; paper 50
So moni nud 'uylugs of Saui lo'W M
The Oil Doctor. John Vsuce cheniy M
Mrs. Kol'h'n ( 'rime; paper V5
A large lot of new lovell. ?e?K'de and Harper
Librailcf. UTANTON <k DAVENPORT,
BCp'JS l?0l Market HuocL
WALL PAPER I
Border and Ceiling Decorations,
Children'** Carrin^oii
Xilimlc BooUh,
Stationery and
ITnn/w
Tho Urgent Stock and Greatest Variety in the
State. For baIo Retail at Wholaalo Prices by
JOS. GHAVJES & SON,
]yl7 36 Twelfth Street.
gCHOOL BOOKS,
olates, Fens, Pencil*. Scatch Pads, Blank Books,
Writing Fapcr, Ac., for the boys and girls. A good
supply at very low prices.
Newspapers, Magazluca and cheap reading mat*
ter. C. II QUIMBY,
sep9 No 1414 Market HtnvL
justness (favtls,
gTEI'HEN iicCULLUUGH,
Onrpoiiternml Ruililer,
Brick and Wooden Building* Erected.
Roofs, Valleys, Sky Lights, Couuters and Shelving.
All work promptly attended to ou reasonable
t?rms.
arsflOP?Alley IS, tear of Capitol. Rcaidenco,
So 54 Fifteenth street Shop In rear. JaS
REDMAN A CO.,
Beneral Machinists and Engine Bulldorg,
Cor. Chaplineanfl Eighteenth Streets.
SPECIAL ATTENTION glron to Repair Work.
Agonta (or the ooleb rated Jndson Governor.
muo
Y) O. LIST, JR,
POBK PACKER,
2ft FOURTEENTH STKEET.
gentistk.
P OLD LINED RUBBEIt PLATES
Combine purltjr of gold with utrength of rnb r.
and am u comfortable and leu expcnMre
tun a Gold l'late
GEO. C. MXLIGAN, DenUit,
No. IMS Market street
(Boons tthnerlf oxnpled by On. Sorglaon 4
90). Telephone Ho, 4M, npOl 1
- - - - - . . .
GRANDE*
nsra
Fall and W
-DUE
I THIS \
B
GEO. R. n
'SILKS ^
I Brocade '<
. In all the New Designs and Col
> cent Si
FEEUC]
DRESS F
i AND A C0MPL1
FALL AND Wlf
All New and Beai
GEO.R7
1150 1MEA.ITV
1 ?pt>7
?roccelcs, fee.
m. REILLY,
WHOLESALE
GROCER,
Pork Packer an 1 Curer ol tho
Celebrated "Rod Bird Hauis,"
Nos. 1309 and 1311 Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
My own Cnro of Choice Bmoked Metis received
dally direct from my Fork House at Manchester.
The Largest Stock ol
GENERAL GROCERIES
IN TAB STATU.
SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOR
Bumford'i Yout Powder In Bottle*.
McVatnara'a "ttlory" i'ohacoo.
McAlpln'i "Onward" Tobacco.
Lottler'a "?liver coin" Tobacco.
DuPont'a flportlng Mining and Blaatlug Powder.
' Celebrated "Seal Skin" Clean.
St. LouIn Flour.
ROYAL PATENT, Bronion'i Beat. Beit In the
market. teb6
THE
JAPAN TEA
HAS ARRIVED
Direct From the Plantation.
-TRY IT!?
R. J. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and Fourteenth Streets.
an2S
JjiLOURI FLOUR!
(Vfebl IlandltiUR)
Varloiu br&nda of Beat Family Floor ?old very
reasonable, and delivered promptly, at
H. F. BKHRKNS* STORES,
weH ?217 Ai 2"*19 MarVH "t. or 3601 Tapoh Ht
Ifhotojjvaplnj.
pARSO-NS,
Mantci- Fhoto^rnphor,
CITY.
epl7
QABINEr PHOTOGRAPHS, "
^3 OO Per Dozou,
AT HIGUIXS* GALLERY.
aq8
#*? BO CO
Will get One Dozen Bet18*Un Finished
Cabinet Photographs
And don't jron forgot It,
A.T BROWN'S,
?nrs >m mRgrmTRmiT.
g'apci; tuaavchonse,
HEELING PAPEK WAREHOUSE.
Robludon, FarU St, Co., I
MannfActuren and Dealers In erery raristy ol PAPER.
Ma 1427 MAIN STREET,
Telephone 811. Wheeling, W. Va.
m Highest cash prloe paid for Rags, Paper and Old
ttnn*" ^
JflctttM* una.
gTEEL ENGRAVED I
Portraits of General Grant, ~
Very fine. Rise 20x24 lnohea. Post paid for II 60
McLURE HOUSE ART STORE,
*nH E. T? Kmnu. Awwit
THIS PAPEEi''"iwwrtr?cto?
Adv.rtlalac BuiwodO ?l?uo. H.1 ?hn. .drirffifjl
atneubv M Mi (or It M MWVoif
I.{/V' '-"-iVi.'ii X'
*11 and U& inter ?ootis.
mbition:
tw i
inter Goods'
>
I3STC3? ?
ri
WEEK! 11
y
rAYLOR. i
]
/ELVETS!:
and Plain, ^
i
orings, together with a magnifi- e
:ock of j
r
I
J
bi WUUij
FABRICS I
i
?TE STOCK OF
ITER WRAPS!
:ly for Inspection.
^YLOR,
8TBEET.
Wiageixs, (Carriages, fee.
WAGONS, :
CARTS '
V
1:
And Wheelbarrows, Especially
adapted to tbe rough wada of Wort
Vlrgluia. Ohio and Pennsylvania.
MANUFACTURED BY
n
BODLEY BROTHERS, "
jy2 WHEELING, W. VA. i
JgUGGIES AND CARKIAGE8. J
DONALDSON, LEWIS & CO., B
MANUFACTURERS 07
Buggies, Carriages & Delivery Wagons <
All work guaranteed.
Nos. 1600 to 1A06 MARKET STREET.
An Inipoctlon of our work and prlcca la solicited I*
at tbe handi of tko trade.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. Z
mrW j
gouscfuvnisliing jlavtlwatx, a
______ ?
Parlor StovoM! ((
In both Fall NIckoI and Plain, at leas price than _
ever before. Call and soe them, at
NKSB1TT A BRO.'fl, J
aepH 1812 Market Street.
piLTEBS.
b<
Every Family noeda a Filter. Wo have lo atook W
both Jewcttayd Eldilo. ' -
tiEO. W. JOHNSON'S BON8, J
*u7 1710 Main Rtrwt.
111 11 1 ? IE
?latchcs and gcwjcleij.
JUST OPENED,
A FINS LIKE OP NOVELTIES IN BRASS,
ROM COPPER ]
And Antique, Silver Finish, "
Suitable for Wedding PrewuU.
Call and examine. 1
I. G. IDILI.OIV,
Ko!l lra M?IKF.T RTRKET. d'
= u
J,lumbiu0,ffias.VSttam^itlinfl
fJRlMBLE * IUTZ,
PLUMHKK8,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
' 1418 Market Street.
MTHotUng and Ventilating of Publlo Bnlldlngi
>weiUugi and Factorloa a Specialty,
J^UKE FITTON, ~ |
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, J
Gtas and. Steam Fitter JJJ
do. 1418 HAIN BTBEET. ml
J tut nrclral, lot o! Umtefi Pitcnt idjuu- 00
lie Burners.
Special attention glron to Jobbing. mril
yyM. HAKE & SON,
nuoTituL runtsm. J
Gaa and Steam Fitters, ?
*0. a TWtLfTH STRUCT,
jUlvoU done promptly at nuoubk prion.
.Amusements.
OPERA. HOUSE"
ONE NIOHT ONLY.
[ONDAY, 8EPTEMBEB 28, ISM.
THS LATEST KKW YOBK SCCCESS.
TIIIC
WILLOW COPSE!
Piucr moM the
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
3. W. GOULDOCK,
A8
MLul<o FleldluK,"
And * Uroti Cut, Including
[re. C!ib8. Waleot, Mto* Carrie Turner,
Ir. Clios. Waleot, Saiutul llemple,
Ir. A. Llpwaii, Raymond Holmes,
AMI OrHKb>.
Adm(MlCD50ftnd7&C?uu. Ko extra olnrvc for
etcrved ? *tt. t Hie of nun at Bium*r*i, t rldny,
c rite inter ?5. m I. a
CHARLEY WHAY'S
ICADEMYOF MUSIC
Vhseling's Popular Family Theatre
TUB L'iNNACLE OK 8CCCES9.
OMSlSSiSu {MONDAY, September 21,
(VLICK WALTON'S
Comedy and Burlesque Co.,
Iu an cntirrly new and refined
ttiiHloid ExcriiVttgiin7.il!
28 CEIikBBATED ARTISTS. 23
lucludli'S the wonderful
Vlartinett.a. Brothers.
carFamlly Matlncca, Wednesday and Katurdiy.
People's Popular Prtcea?Night, 15, ?} ani 85 eta.
fatineea, 10,16 and VS cti.
Monday, September 28, White's Parlor Circui,
ICtM
saautcd.
II ANTED?An active Man or Woman In every
If couuty toaeli ourgo^s. Haltrj f^l'crn'iiuta
ind expenses, or commis-iou. ixj-ent.h m a^.
atce. Outfit free. For full particular! address,
rra.NDA.KD SILVER WAKB CO., Boctou, Mm.
iep5 TTha?w
if AN r ED?Young Laoie# In citr or county to
FT workfor us at their home*; fsscinstinK cmdoyment;
no inatrrctiona to buy; work can be
unt bv mall (distance no objection); JC to |'j j*r
reek cau be made, bo cnnwHup, particular*
ree, oraarapleof work trailed for four ctnu In
tampa. Plowo add'eta, Hour. Ma^i'Pa<hvaiKu
\a . Boatoo. Ma?* P. O Hot ipif. m ittIimw
?metal alolixcs.
j^otice.
All pertona lo whom Alexander Cnen waa indlidaally
indebted on July 17 15M, arc requested (o
rcreut their o alma against him to the underIg.u.belor.^rl,!*^
M
W. P. hU KHAKI).
aeplC Trnneo*.
got gent.
Rooms fob bemt-ih horn.
brook'a Block. ApjCy to W. V, HOGK A
ISO., 1B00 Market street. dad
Fob rent-a desirable twori
11)RY Brick Dwelling adjoining rvsldeuceol
taac Irwin, haq. ou South Frout atr*et Krnt
cusonablc. l oaacolon October 1. inquire ?? U>?
iremlaes, or at tho offloo oi la bkli e ikon
ypKKri Kp3
pOR BENT OR FOR SALE,
AT A GBS1T BAfiJAI.V,
I Handsome Fire Roomed House
lttuled on rery hljth grou-id on N*orth Fronl
treet, Inland. I'ovoslou tint oi October
Apply to F. WmAI.I.Y.
eptfi 72 Ztue Street. Cor. nra<l ?ay.
POB RENT.
8TOBS BOOM 1503 MARKET HTRKKT.
8KAX1L Btob* with dwetunsr attached.
Laooe Dwzluno, No. 87 Fifteenth street.
Several Single Booms. JSujulreof
H. FORBIH,
No. 7, Cnatoin Homo.
Tplcnhnna A-1M. i
got Jialt.
nOLT FOR 8ALE?A. CHESTNUT
LJ fl'ly; tbreo years old, we1' bred, mi ought
) moke a pood roaster. She In broke to ?'r.ve
nqulre of J. Z MOJBE, Qlopn'u Run, ibout f.mr
illei abovo the city. wp.1!"
[JUNE PIANO
" For Sale.
I hire a strictly flrst-rlus Piano, uicd about Mx
jonths, as gocd ai new, which I offer at a great
argain. F. W.BAUJiKK,
scp21 1810 Market Htnvt.
P*0R SALE.
A Building Lot on Thlrtect th street, east nf Eoff
Ten Shares Stock in tbe JcOTcson Nail Worki of
teubenville, Ohio.
THOfl. O'BRIEN,
rep22 Tolcphnii" t'5.
?1HEAP
U
HOMES.
$1,100 will buy a two story Brick Home and Lot
1 Centra Wheeling.
U. A. ACUAKM.lt IV I
?cp22 Cor. Fourth nth ami Marcot Pa.
pOU SALE.
In Piuk'a Addition tot lie City, on'ibe ca?t iliteoi
3Uth Penn itrect, being oritinaily j-nrt oi the
lomtitoart batata of D. Zone, d-.ciujitd:
LotNo 31. CO loot /rout
Hal' Lot No. H8, >0 foct front.
Part Lot No .7 feet front.
On high and lorel grrund; from 6 fo S fM hfgber
ian mac of the ground acid lu>t Hituni<y.
Torm< eaay. [lopg/] IS.va'.' I1QVIK.
^ 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
ITor Halo.
Four Doalrablc No. 1 Busincw Homos on Main
jtween Hlovouth and Twelfth street*. Wheeling,
Va. Z4NK A STALNAKUi,
a;pfll No. 3'? Twelfth Mrcct
^OR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Tho following Iota on Wheeling Jiland belongik
to tho catat* of tbo lato Win. McCoy, viz:
Lota No. C6. 67 and 72 on Bread way.
Lots No 86 and ?9 on \ork street.
Lota No. 99,100 nnd 101 on Virginia Ktirot.
J ots No. 104,105, J10 and 111 ou Huron ktkU
Lota No. 12j>, l.'J and 1; 'J on Wabatb htm t.
Lot No. 1U on Watoratreet.
an? W V. MOO g it HRQ.. 1*00 Marti t H .
yOR SALE.
Valuable Real Eatato on N. E. cornor Twenty
urth and Market atroula, in the City of M beellngj
. Va Lot 122 feet by 66 feet: now occupi'd by
J. Kllifriu u a wagon and blacksmith fhop.
W. V. HOOK A HKO
)y!4 law Mar>t-t iiirwt _
^OR SALE.
T^-- ? nwtinfiul !,V Dr. Uir*
ocracfTwoltih iuuTKoF?:rwv.' ,V.?o, tb?
foiling idJolnliiK uod uutrboRHi j i'n. FoC. itrwt,
*o, toe tenement house hi No. '.'Mj hls.rkvi rtrttt,
_ JA8. L IIAWLEY,
HJ' .M.iii)
" r
For (Sale Cheap !1
ke*00^ ^ *0r Pa,u *!C?1>fr I
ono?5-Hor?e Power Tift Engine In I
flmt-cJaiM order.
Ono Largo Two Hon?ecorere<l Truck ,
I Wwrou &u<! /7<*vy DrnvL-ht Huno. I
I Shafting, Hangers, Pulley*,
^h, Urge Oak Tim N r.
AndlluruiMoHtavM. I
I BLOcn bi:os. I
l'P "L
fOB SALE?COUNTRY BEAT,
"en Mom ot choJoe high bottom Unl. ?.'x nWl
ow Wheeling, on Ohio Kln-r ?> ! B. h- *
proved by a ml*tanilul brick hoi: -., n
ebon ana outbuildings, siumu-l lu * trpre,c'
pte. *iigar and poplar trww. A'w?. a W"'
a of fruit trwa, Apply to l0t
W. V. HOOi 1 ?K0., i v?yu?(lfj
IrB. W. MORROW, on ... "
i?3EI
IOEI
famprepuw to dcllwr Jr?u:w ';e 1"^
ta of the dij, eltiior by whulewli* ?r wiaJI,*'
lowest prioe. BALL HKt*.
Offloe In Arautronir. Coeu Ai Co.'? liuiUlff'
IT*) Tenth 8Ui*t, uau iUlM

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