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The Intelligencer,
Pl'BUbHED DAIJ.Y (flONDAYU KXCEPTKl)) BY
fllKW, C.'A >1 I'll KM. A IIARTf
raoruxrou.
AT NO. as AND aj FOURTEENTH STREET,
One oen one yar..## ooiThrw mouth* 00
8U oontb*. 4 ou|< me month 00
Itdlverod by carrSotK In city, ISr per ?tel.
Semi-Weekl,y Intelligencer,
ltJ?L?n*x> Kvor Wronwiuv and Sau'bdat
MolMIHtW.
One rear 00 | rilx mouth*,.........?! 00
The Weekly Intelligencer,
PVftUUUD KTMY THOMDaY MoutlNO.
fhin rear 01 00 | Six months 03
Un?t reduction to C'ltibi rieud for sample copy I
Mid uirculwT,. Addrcm.
FREW, CAMPBELL <4 MART,
WffEIUNO, W. Va.
(Entered ht the Poatofflt* t! Wheeling, W. V*.,o
K-rnnd < !**? in^rt<r I
m UttMiipitm.
WtlEULING, W. VA., OOTOlIKH 10, 1HH3.
TUK Wimi'KlllXU GALLb.ltY.
As I pass along the ttreets at night?particularly
on Saturday nights?I notice
young men and young women, boyfl and
girls, strolling along apparently with no
special object in view beyond killing time.
Young people who do this are very fortunate
if they efcape all of the countless pitfalls
which beset their way. There is a
rea*on why they are walking the streets.
Home dots not attract. This may be the
/anit 0f th? homo?which is sometimes
inerly a house,the four wallsand coiling of
Dickens; none of the gentle, tenderialiuences
which make good men and
women, which stimulate the young mind
to virtuous thoughts and noble actions,
and in the after-day, when the hair is
gray and the form bent and the tottering
steps draw near the narrow house, are a3
the balm of sweet memories. Or, it uny
be that homo does not attract because the
young people refuse to be attracted by it
?a form of voluntary vagrancy which'
foreshadows a dark and unhappy future.
Perhaps those of ur who make homes do
not always produce the bfrat work. Perhaps
we do not always employ the beat
materials at baud or peek to impress upon
the job our best intelligence. There are
few of .tjs, I ?yi fltirp, who do our whole
duty in this regard. *
*
IIow delightful the atmosphere of a
cultivated home! How sweet the social
intercourse! How the visiting friend is
made to feel at ease! Not long since I
was one of many guests in Mich a home,
and?will it be believed?there was a
charming evening without the aid of
dancing or of cards. Understand that I
make 110 point of objection against thoae
diversions, but there are jieruons who
seem helpless iu the social circle without
them. Well, there w.?s some amateur
mind-reading, ajid with remarkable results.
lfalfadc.z.m iu the company, men
and women, tried it with wonderful
success. The mind-reader, so-called
was blind-folded, led into the room
by a guide who knew what the
?* .nsi-vaofinp was to do and made the
round with him or her. For example, a
lady waa blind-folded. The guide of the
same sex took her by the hand, placing
the other hand on the shoulder, so leading
her in the room. After tlm the mind
reader is supposed to follow her own inclination
in the first trial a handkerchief
pinned on tho under side of a table
cover was found and placed in tho pocket
of a certain gentleman?precisely tho
thing to "be done. Then a gentleman
took a cigar from a stand on a table
and placed it in the mouth of a lady
who had been selected by the company
to receive this p )lite attention. To mako
the test still more sovero it was decided
that a gentleman should kifs his own wife.
He came into tho room, made at once far
his wife though he did not know ft here
she sat and, after some hesitation, came
very near kissing his wife and then gave
it up in despair. He must have discovered
who the lady was and thought it improbable
that he waa anywhere ncr thy right
track. These performances were very in- ,
teresting and provoked a great deal of
merriment.
*
There has been a good deal of speculation
about mind-reading, but the interest- f
ing fact in connection with the phenome- (
non called by that name is that it is easily
produced. Try it, and see if you do not
iind it so. 01 course the guide uncons- f
cioutly makes the feat possible, hut even ;
then the thing is not entirely explained. ,
As for example, when tho cigar was nut ]
in the lady's mouth? What not in her ,
. lap or pocket ? The right hand is entin ly ,
beyond control of the guide, who walks
on the leftside and holds the mind-reader's
left hand. But how would one get along (
who lias noxmnur
A few days since I war in Cincinnati on t
& pleasure jaunt. While waudering {
about seeing what I could soo, I noticed a
conspicuous sign at the dcor of a well
known and popular bar, advertising a
drink for sale, that was a decided novelty r
in such a place. It read, "Coffee, o cents j
a Cup." I, who never go into a saloon? .
after cofleo?stopped and entered the j
place. I inquired whether somo boys had t
not been playing a joke ou the establish- ?
ment by hanging up the coffee sign. "No," j
answered the mixologist, "that's a new f
schemo and it's bound to win. You ,
see, a great many people don't like {
to drink beer in winter, it's j
too cold; and they don't like to drink ,
whisky because its too hot. Cotfec is a
very good compromise aud wo are selling
lota of it. The idea is to give a cup of
cofTeo and lunch for ten cents. No busi- (
ness man can get a satisfactory lunch at (
any place but a saloon for ten cents; but s
a good many business men don't like to e
drink intoxicating liquors in order to get |
their lunch, so wo give them coffee in- j
stead. Already* I've seen scores of tem- ]
peranco people come in here, who wouldn't j
touch a drop of tho real stud for tho world, (
but they forego their dislike to entering a ?
saloon because they can't resist tho tcmpta- c
tion to get a good lunch and cup of cofreo {
for ten cents." e
I don't expect to bo investigated for j
having this chat with a publican of Tork- ,
opolis. i
c
Him Anybody Told Yon? *
That Winter is coming gentle Isaac? \
That forsooth, ono should now reclaim
liis overcoat?
That merchants should note the fact J
that this is tho most favorable time to
plant fall advertising?
That the window decorator may do his
lovel beat, tho dodger may bo thrust into j
Hip hand of every inhabitant, but it is tho j
standing display "ad." in the columns of n
the people's favorite morning journal that ]
causes the populace to risuas one man and t
patronize Ine advertiser? 1]
That I'rof. Wiggins says that the coming i:
winter will be one of expectional cold n
andstorina? 8
That ho baaea his prediction upon tho ll
fact that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
are near their perihelion ? i
That Wiggins is a crank?
That Porter Smith must j;o?
That the sooner he goes tbo better,,I )j
imagine, will it be for h im ? 11
That some people are slow to understand
when their timo has come to go ? =
That John Chinaman, for instanco
hasn't taken the hint yet?
7 That the Wheeling Pestmaster-elect has
tho flower of our chivalry at his disposal ?
That the gay cavaliers are anxiously
willing to serve their country?
That they are glad to join tho Civil Service
without n bounty ?
The Witisrsnxn.
I'At Wild Shriek,
Jth Speech at the Tennettte Ifowiurt.
Karth's two greatest oceans, three thousand
miles apart, shall roll up in thundering
oratory their ccho of the high and
glad refrain; the vastest gulfs and grandest
lakes in all creation shall join the
bant; river after river, htigw rolling
loods, shall conspire to swell tlic Riant
nun; Superior's waves, old Mississippi's
or recta, Kiagiia's misty tbunderiog utiall
uar it far and wide; the hurricane, crasbinx
hrooph t? 11 thousand mountain jrorires,
'torn the Allegheuies to the Cordilleras,
rom the Adirondacks to tho Sierras, shall
rhiino in; the raging blizzards, hurling
lix-inch hailstones on sky-bounded and
lorizon-fetieed Nebraskau plains, shall
_1 I . *1... ut.ull
iVIIIMU! auil KUUB ll , WI9 l UMUiuunv OMnx
iliriek it, tho prairie wolf shall howl It
:he lone owlet hoot it, anil the grizzh
Dear nhall growl it; and the burden of all
jhall be: "America for Americans 1 One
;ountry, one flag, zwei lager?from G/eeu
land's icy mountains to Darien's goldei
jtraud! "K Pluribus Unum! Erin G<
Brajh! So hanceforth and for
evermore, world without and?amen
a-women!"
HOKSK NOTKS.
It is tbe opinion of many interested par
lies that tbe starter on a racecourse shouh
be a salaried oilicer, in which case hi
would not be so much inclined to shov
favoritism.
Blood ford, care and training aro th<
requisites for producing a tin-t -class horse
It is useless to discuss which is the mos
important point of the four, as the perfcc
horse is a product of all of them.
The quantity of work done by a how
its quality, aid tbe ease with which it i
accomplished, are Affected more by the pro
per fit and neat adjustment of harness,sad
del, etc, than many people are disposed ti
think. It is hardly more cruel to stint i
hniuM in bin food than it is to tit his trac
pings in such a way as to fill him with uii
easiness or pain.
An enthusiastic correspondent of th<
San Francisco lireeiler and SporUman be
lieves a mile will yet be trotted within twi
minutes, and some horse yet to 1 e bon
in California will accomplish the feat
Prof. Brewer, of Yale College, firmly bo
lieves in the same thine, but says notliinj
cf the probable propinquity of llie anima
to the Golden date.
Hermit, the famous English stallion ha
had a miraculous career. Ho was pur
chased for 1.U00 guineas. He won $55,77:
in stakes. Ilia serving have been wortl
$15,000 a year for fourteen years in feei
and his yearlings have brought $121),55(
for tho last three years. It would be put
ting the llgure too low to say that he ha<
hitherto been worth at least ? SO, 090 (ex
elusive of bets) to his owner.
According to agricultural returns tht
numbtr of horses in Ireland in the year
of ISM and 1885 was547,132 against 531.
797 in the years preceding. Of those tw<
yt-.ars old and upward 302,73!) were kei>
for agricultural purposes, 30,807 fortralli
and manufactures, and 25,178 for amuHe
ment or recreation. There were 01071
onn year and under two years old and 03,
430 under one year old.
The Country Gentleman states that a man
agtr who long had charge of the horses o
a street railroad found the best ration to
consist of equal quantities of bran and con
meal, together with equal weights of haj
and straw cut and thcroughly moistened
This may be well to remember and ac
upon by all farmers and others who liav
plenty of straw, which is worth a grea
deal more if kept bright and dry undei
shelter than half rotten and weather beatei
out doors.
"Now, GcQ'nil, you're postal; come! give ua you
view*.
In n brush ut the front wlint's tho powder to use?'
lit' winked ut a Mar hu imi'ed his rlgar.
*nd a owly replied, "/?? ? uruiU ut tuejroni
I never Use powder, but-SOZODONT."
Uo Wlmrti You Will,
you'll find-SOZODONT in vogue. Peopli
have thrown away their tooth-powder
and washes, and placed this odoriferou:
preservative of tho teeth on the toile
table in their place. It keeps the teeth ii
splendid order, and spices the breath.
"sraul&isa's Glue," always up to the
sticking point.
The whipping-poet for wife bentors is at
assured thing, and at no very distant da:
either.?J'hiladtlphia Star.
A peculiar virtuu in Ayor's Sarsaparilli
is that while it cleanses and purges tin
blood from all corruptions and impurities
p.iid thereby roots out disease, it builds u|
and invigorates the whole system, anc
makes one young again. daw
It is strange that men will higgle ovei
ihe price of beefsteak and never kick al
Lhe cost of whisky.?Boston Glebe.
Cauoi.ink E. Cooper, 103 N. Caroline
itreet, Baltimore, pays:?I have used "Dr,
Petzold's German Bitters" for some time
md 1 would not be without it. For the
relief of pains consequent upon female
weakness anil irregularities! consider it
without an equal. was
Tiie "Want Soap," universally acknowl?dged
to be the biggest and best 5 cent bar.
A subscription in America grows with
he marvelous slowness of a stalagmite in
i cave.?oan rrancxtco row.
pfctri. 1 turn V. Nimby.
D. R. Locke, Petroleum V. Xasby, editor
Medo Made, writes: "I bad on a foreinger
of my right hand one of those
jleasant.pets, ft "run-round." The linger
)ecame iutlained to a degree unbearable
ind swollen to nearly twice its natural
line. A friend gave me Henry's Carbolic
salve, and in twenty minutes the pain had
10 much subsided as to give mo a fair
light's rest, which I had not had before
or a week. The inflammation left the
inger in a day. I consider it a most
aluable article. tthmw
Advice t? Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
>f your rest by a sick child suffering and
irying with pain of cutting teeth? If so,
lend at once and got a bottle of Mm. Window's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teetling.
Its value is incalculable. It will reievo
the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there is no misake
about it It cures dysentery and
liarrhoBa, regulates the stomach and bowils,
cures wind colic, softens the gums, reluces
inflammations, and gives tone and
morgy to the whole system. Mrs. Winilew
s Soothing Syrup for Children Teetling
is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best fenale
nurses and physicians in the United
"tates, and is for sale by all druggists
hroughout the world, rrice 26 cents a
ottlo. uvuv
Somo way ought to be invented to evatornte
the water out of watered telegraph
tock.?llochetttr Herald.
The Great American Chorut.
Sneezing, snuflingand coughing! This
n the music all over the land just now.
Ind will be until June. "I've got ouch
n awful cold in my head." Cure it with
a/ a \jTvaui uaiui or u luny una in iuo
oughest form of Catarrh. Maybe you
lave catarrh now. Nothing is moro
tauseous and dreadful. This remedy
Rasters it as no other ever did, Not a
nutr nor a liquid. Applied by the finger
o tho nostrils. Pleasant, certain, radical.
TThStlW
Lu Untalllus SntcKunnt Againtt all Infectious
Dliititi.
Ubo Camphorino Soap freely in washing
ed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
he body. See the big reward we offer on
rrapper. 8. Strum,
Originator of "Wax Soan."
Many a Lady
is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Calm.
General (Irani'* La?t Cigar.
Turf, Field mill Fan*.
i The Jaat cigar that General Grant over
smoked was at Mr. Backmau'it breeding
: farm,Stony Ford, Orange Countv, one ,
v ?ar ago. He whb there with General
, Hi ale and Mr. .1.1). Houston and he spent
a wry enjoyable day in seeing the horses
: work on the track. After dinner Mr.
itacKman immieu mm u cignr, uuu uuiuic
i it had turned to ashes man/ pleasant j
1 recollections of his experiences with
, horses were recalled. It was the General's
' final smoke. A few weeks later the ex1
President sent his favorite road mare,
? .Silver, to Stony Ford to be bred toKen
tticlcy Prince, a stallion to whom he took
i a great fancy. He looked forward with
) some eagerness to the-result, but before
the bay rnare could drop a foal the great
, soldier was laid to rest. Silver is still at
Stony Ford, and is due October 4.
Tried nuil True.
Ttxat Si/tim *.
I A Galveston gentleman applied to a
a friend for information in regard to a certain
v man whom he wished to employ on his
ranch.
"Ts he honest and reliable ?"
' I should say so. He was tried and
1 trust v. He has been tried four times for
t stealing horses and he got clear every
time," was the reply.
Salvation Oil is the greateat pain deH
stroyerof theage. It speedily annihilates
'* pain, whether from a cut, bruise, fcald,
* Burn, frost-bite, or from a wound of any
? other kind. Price only 25 cents.
1 "Tiib "Want Soap," universally acknowl*
edged to he the hijnrwt. and hw?t n cent bar
5 utf.U.
BRILLK3?On Vrlday, October 9, 1885. at th?rci
.a u... ....*1. i r,ih,.? k.. 1190 rrtianllna
street, Kannik datishfr "of' Morrii "and Caroline
3 BrlUea, of Cudfz, eel i, in the 17th year of tor ago.
Vnneral nn'-lcn homi'ipr.
j IHcdtcxl.
Red Star
TRAD E\^7 MARK
: 10ugh#ure
Abrohltrly^^^^^
Free fivin Ojilatcn, Jhnttlcs and 1'oUona.
j A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE
For Coufflm, Soro Throat, lloonwacM, Influcn**,
Coldn. llronchltl* Croup, Whoopln* Cough,
A?thraa, Qtilmy, I'alnOn Chci?U?n<toUnr
iTfclIom oftli." Thront ?uJ Lung**
f Price no cent* ft liottl?. SoldbyDrwrclitsandPp*!1
ttt. hn-ilfi itnnblf U imUirt Uifir <tr.it*r (a promfiUy
3 pri it fw l Attn trill reef let t,txi boUlci^Exprtu charja
, pzUL, by leiuUng orie dollur to
iiik nutans x. Yor.Eir.it cohust,
J S-ilnU-vuntni'l ll'ii'ilvljr-r*,
' ll.tllnur*. C. ? A
; icLvy catarrh
t CREAM BALMra^^?
A.""- ii"iram?-g?l^|J5EsS?1iS]
tlon, Ilcnls Sorea, v? ^^ADJ
r Iteatoroa the Henaea WFEVERfiJ fA
of Tiuto, Hearing St ggjL
Hninll. AUoIekIt? E S t ^fffl
Ii?f. A Positive Care
' CREAM*BALM
. has Rained nu enviable lJA'Vr?C,F\/PB
9 reputation, dtoplftdugn**" tfcVtn
t all oliier preparation*. A particle i* applied into
1 each nontril: no paiu: aKrecable to use. PrW
5 o by mall orat driiKKlut* Bend for circular. ELY
BROTHKKfl. Drneglut*. Owogn. S V wp!7
DRJmms
l?aKeliali!eR?-ni?djMOr Li*rrC'om|tlaiuUmHllll?cau??d
by a drran?nl or torjml condition of Urn Liver, a* D/?
r t* p*ia, t'<?n?lipn|l?ni. llillou.il-m. JsiiM.lirf, Iie:td#cii?,
t Malarin.Bliruin^iirni. ?ur. It r**alat?atli*b<rfrol?,pari?
* fit* the tr*nrth?*n dlrmttnti.
AN INVALUABLE FAuIILY MEDICINE.
Thousands of tontlmonlJlii provo Its merit*
Asr niir??m?T wu.i. rri.r, v"Ti-r< nwoTATiow.
I :
Candy gXanufaoaotjj.
ORANGES AND LEMONS!
100 Boxes Fine Kodi Oranges.
100 Boxes Messina Lemons.
JUST RECEIVED BY
IVieliolns Schulz,
11819 MARKET 8TRKKT.
Ivl?
eonftctioncvH.
2^IEUENFEU)?K'S
ICE CEEAM1 ;
ALL FLAVORS. J
No extra dinner for Mould**! Cream an!2 i
TRAVELERS' GUIDE. I
Arrival and departure of {
TRAINS?Explanation or IIkkichxnck Marm. j
Dall^. t-^unday excepted. JMonday excepted.?
Depart. Arrlvo. i
B.AO.K. R.-Ea*T.
KSpraot. * 0:40 am* 8:50 p m
Kxprew.. 5:30 p m *10:16 a m
Cumberland Accoto 8:15 am 4:85 pm
UaouiiiKtoo Accom 4:10 pm 8:40 am
MouqiIbyIUo Accom 11:35 am 1:20 pm
KBfT.
Exprcm(Chicago and Col) 9:15 am* 5:20 a m
Exprwut(Cblcnffoand Col) 7:50 pm 7:40 am
KxprcNiiChlCAKOaud Col) 10:,.'5 pm 6:20 pm
ZmiMvillo Aooom 8:40Dm 10:50am
Zaneevlllo Accom 7:85am 8:60pm
XV., P. A 11. Dlv.
Washington and Pittibunch... 4:40 am 9:05 a m ,
Washington aud PituburKh... 7:4ftam f 11:03am 1
Washington and Pittsburgh... 6::t5pmt 6:0ft pm
Washington and Pittsburgh... 8:20 pm *10:15 p m
Washington f 6:06 pm 7:86a m
P., O. AUt. Im It jr.?Eivr.
Pittsburgh t 7:25 a m t 6:65 p m Pittsburgh
and New York f 1:20 pm t 8:85 pm I
Pittsburgh and New York f 4:10 pm tU :66 am
WW. o
EzproM, Cln. and 8t Koula,... 7:25 a m t 7:09 a m
Express, Cin. and Bt. Loui*.... 8:40pm { 6:55 pm ?
K* prewt, Btoubenville A Col... 1:20 p m t 8:85 p m o
Steubenvillcand Uonnisou... 4:10 pm r
O. * P. K. It, 0
Pittsburgh A Clevelaud 6:22 am 8:83 pm
Htcubtnvillc Accommodation y :08 am 3:23 pm
Pitts., New York A (Jhi 10:47am 11:23am
Pittsburgh aud New York? 4:11 pm 6:18 p m
East Liverpool Accom 5:13 pm 8:20 am
o., LTA W. K. K.
Express, Cleveland, ?, A W... 12:47 pmt 2:37 p m
Maxsllon Accom 4:12 pm 10:12am
SLClalravllleAccooL. 9:12 am 8:17 am 9
8u ClalrmrlUo Accom 1:42 pm 12:57 pm H
Ht. Clalnvlllo Accom. 6:27 p m 6:07 p m
IxkhI Freight and Acoom 4:47am 9:00pm
Ohio &lr?r Itallroad.
Passcugcr_ 7:10 a m *10:K? a m
Passenger 4:00 p m 8:85 pm
Freight. 9:05 an 6:16 pa
Ci? Z. * 0. Railroad.
I-oaro IWlliUro at 6:40 p. u. for Woodiflcld and
fluxawcrfleM. _
Leave Bellalro at 6:15 a. u. for Bummerflcld and ~
ZancavlUe.
Arrlvw at Bflllalro 10:10 A. ir.and 6-25 P.K.
WHEELING Je ELM GROVE R. R. ^
On and alter MONDAY, Maj 4. 1885, train* on
the W. A K. a. R. B. willleave m follow: ?
Lear* dty at L**ro Wheeling Park at 5:80
A. k. 1:00P.M. 6:10A.K. 1:00P.M. p
6:10 2:00 ' 7:00 " 2:00
7:00 " 1:00 " 8:00 1:00
8:00 " 4:00 " 9:00 ' 4:00 ? *
9:00 8:00 10:00 6:00 ? 10:00
6:10 ? 11:00 6:10 ~
11:00 " 7:00 " 12:00 ? 7:00 ?
12:00 8:00 ? 8:00 ? 9:80
" 8:65 ' T
10:06 " J
ON IUNDAYS.
Leave dtr at7 a. v. and run every hour until 9 p?
Leavo Wheellnf Park at I A. u. and run every ^
hour until 10 P, v, a HIRtiCH,
mi) ttapertnundeaW i
pew Adoctrtlsement*.
UK RENT?A 7 ROOM HOUSE, IN
good ropttlr: icod uei?bbo>bood. No 7 Ohio
it ret-1 Frujulr^ of J. M. CLOl'drotf. Cor. fcrntb
mfl Market >trtet. or JOHK M. BROWN. oclO
"yy ANTED!
A MAN TOTAKK AN OFFICE
and represent a manufacturer; 130 per week;
mull rnplul required. Addrew, with lUmp,
oclO BOX 70, Wcat A "ton, Mma.
CANOPIES
AND OPAL HMOKK BELLS.
Z5. A SI n T IS a ?
4*. ?=F -VJT V ?
All kind* and colors.
EWJNQ BROS.,
oc 10 1*215 Market struct.
JUST OPENED?
A FLSK LINK OF
Domestic and Foreign Glassware,
Colored and Decorated, at vory rauonable prices.
john friedel,
oo 10 H80 M*ln Street
Butter !
WHT BUY
Common Country ButteiWhen
you can Ret
the finest creamery
For almost the saxk rric?,
Of 10 AT McMgnUgSS'.
^NOTHER ASSORTMENT OF
Children's Corduroy Norfolk Suits
A t the Star.
1). OCNDL'NQ <& CO.,
0(9 ft Twelfth Street.
QABINET PHOTOGRAPHS,
1^3 OO Per Dozen,
AT H1UG1NS' UALLEKY.
au8
JpROPERTY FOR SALE.
A first c'o.m cbanco for ob'u'ning a good location
lor any kind of juHuu.'astuiiiiff. \ .square Aero lu
Martia'K crrr, Olilo, located on Pint ? reel aud
S jhwurtz Lauding- A large new hulldlug with 25
hor?e j?n\vor engine, shafting, pulleys, belting, Ac ,
II rtady for tue. A dwelling hoiu.e and clacksmith
shop are Included lu tbe property. For Information
Inquire of or addreas
oclO 1)h 1. WK1RICH, Martlu's Kfrry, 0.
TTTP If A VP
VV COMPLETE
LINES
OF THE VERY B1MT MAKES OF
Underwear!
At very Low Price*.
TIIOS. HUGHES & CO.,
1211 MAKKKl bTRKET,
oc'O Whfcl'ug, W. Va
JUST OPENED,
A FINK LIKE OF HOVELTIES IN
BRASS, ROYAL COPPER
Anil Antique, Silver Finish,
eultable for Wedding Prewuto.
Call and examlno.
I. G. DIXjIjOIV,
rcp?l 1223 MAhKKT STREET.
JMST OF LETTEILS
Remaining In the Postofllco at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va., Saturday, O t-Vr u>, 188ft. To obtain
any of the following the applicant muni auk
for advertised letters, giving date of lUt:
LADIES' "LIST.
Armstrong. Mia M. K. 3 Jine*, Mrs. M-it nlo
Frazic, M?g, Elizabeth Taylor. Mtsi Maggie
Jacksou, Katlo Wlnoburg. Iniz A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST. s
Andemon, rdwoid King. W.
Bother, Sam I.omMtpr, LawSb
Buchanan. Geo. McKlnney, Wm.
Coadcn, J. (.'. McKiiuiey, W. F.
Don- lr, M. McCoituey, J. M.
Uriflln. A. win. r, >oan
Hays, spcncer Miller, John A.
Hammond. 'JhoraM I*aden, W.
Hnuton, Dr. J. W. Tauxc, A. E.
Irvlue. Kranfc M. 2 Thomas, Itsac
K?m. Rutaol A. Wauuer, bonis
Korch.'val. Andrew W. v heclo, J. H.
K?aa, M. K. Wolf,?. W.
FORKl ?N LIST.
Bawlus, Johann.
PC 10 11. 8TKRUNO. P. M.
MTOAFITAL PRIZE, ?7fi,000.-%?
Ticket! onlr IA. Shares In proportion.
Louisiana State lottery Company.
"Wo do hereby certify that we lupenrlao the arrangement*
for all the Monthly and Seml-Annual
Drawlnga ot the Louisiana SUte Lottery Company,
ind In person manage and control the Drawlnxa
themselves. and that the wrae are conducted with
hnm<tT i> rnnui. and in crood faith toward all n&r*
lit*, and wo authorise the company to u? thl? certificate,
with (ACHdmilieaot our signatures attaohod
In ltd a dvertliements."
OommUalonera.
Incorporated In 1868 for 23 yean by Uie Lcgtjla;ure
(or Educational and Charitable purpose*, with
i capital of 11,OQO.OUO-to which a mterve fund of
>ver $660,000 ha* hIiu-c been added.
By an overwhclinlnK j?opular volo it* franchise
iru made a part of tho present State CouatitutloD
idoptod December 2d, A. I)., WTO.
Tne only lottery ever votAd on and endorsed bi
ho people of any State. It never scale* or port
xjucs. Its Grand Hingle Number Drawing takes
)laoe monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a fortuno. Tenth
Jraua i-wwiUK, Clsss K, iu tho Academy of Music,
<ew Orleaus, Tuesday, October 13, 1885?
[85th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL i'EIZE, 175,000,
100,000 Ticket* at Five Dollars Each. Fraction!
# In Fifth In proportion.
1 Capital Prim. ?75,000
1 Capital Prize ...... .. 25,000
1 Capital Prize .. ~ 10,000
2 Prnes of 10,000 .... 12,000
5 Prizes of 2,000 10,000
10 Prixosof 1,000 .... 10,000
20 Prizes of 600 10,000
100 Prizes Of 700 20,000
800 Prizes of 100 80.000
500 Prizes of 60 .. 25,000
000 Prizes of 35 - 25,000
APPROXIMATION TRIM,
9 Approximation Prize* of 1750 6,750
9 Approximation Prize* of 600 4,500
9 Approximation Prizoa of 260 ? 2,2SC
967 Prises, amounting to...^ 9266.600
Application for rates to club* should bo made
nly to.tho ofllco of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
ddruM. POSTAL NoTKS, Express Money Order*, .
r Now York Kxchango In oruiuary letter. Cureucy
by Express (all sums of 15 and upward! at
ur expense) addiessed ?
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, B. O.
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable
nd address Registered Letters to
NKW ORLKANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
OR 1
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK, 1
New Orleans, la.,
BTATK NATIONAL B INK,
New Orleans. La.
GKRMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
senlfrwatw New Orltan?. 1 a.
gapcc tSRagchowge. I
^yiiEKLINU PAPER WAREHOUSE. |
Itoblnaon, FarU *V> Co.,
analactureri and Dealer* In every variety oi
APER. MO. 1427 MAIN STREET,
Telophon# 811. Wheeling, W. Va.
Unheal oaah prloe paid for Rags. Paper and Old
* twyK
OE! ICE I
We are prepared to deliver flnt elaaa Ioe to all .
Jlaof the city, either by wholesale or rotall,al 1
e loweat price. BALL UKOB.,
Office In AxmiUoog, Ooen A Go.' Building,
botN Teuth a tret) t, near Market
?teu? ?rtucrtlscmciitg.
GEO. E. STIFEL
&CO. 1
i
M
GREAT VALUES s
fi
-IN- c
Silk Goods;
Five Pieces very Fine Black Rhadames
at $| 00 * per yard. {
This is a bargain which no one
should neglect to see. ?
11
p
Five Pieces Black Merveil- ?
leux, fine, heavy and brilliant u
goods, at $| 25 Per yard. This '
quality would be cheap at $| 50, ?
CI
Qtv Pi'ppoc fliiinuf Qlllr "
k/IA A VUlllV.h "lUtll
beautiful quality, warranted not
to cut, at $| 50 pef yard. I
Tiiree Pieces Bellou Black
Silk, very fine and heavy goods,
at $175 per yard. Former ?
price $2 00,
Five Pieces 22-inch Bonnet
Black Silk, elegant finish, at ?i
$2 00 per yard ; cheap at $2 50. te
U^Do not fail to examine
the above Five Bargains in our *
Silk Department.
at
k!
GEO. E. STIFEL&C0.
1114 MAIN ST.
Market Street Entrance Through (Jeo. M
L. Ilurst's ConfeetIonerr<
_ 00
ffi. Jttciutcl .V (Co. lD
SOMETHING NEW! :
mi
lai
-IS- Di
What tho people aro lcoklng for, and wo
always manage to be the FIRST DEALERS ?
In tho city to get tho New Styles of
Furniture, IV
Carpets,
Burro
"u&o, a
pli
Oil Cloths, z
* j
Aid everything else pertaining to j
HOUSEFtlRNISHINGp
P
OUE
New Fall Stock!
la coming in now, and we would bo pirated Pf
to bavo our (ricudi look over our >tock bo* j
fore purcbulng. a
KT
1
G, Mendel M,
1134 MAIN ST. Ul
ncpft
% ?. Rhodes .V Cor.
J. S. RHODES & GO. s
FLANNELJ
DEPARTMENT. c
Being large purchasers of the M
Manufacturers' Trade Sale of ^
Flannels in New York, we are
prepared to offer them at less c
I han present cost of production.
NOVELTIES IN =
Silks, Velvets,?
FINE DRESS GOODS! J
OPENED DAILY.
f. S. Rhodes & Co. I
' 1U5S MAIN ST.
Mptt 1 ?U<
& gatcte?gtH ?<
OPENtt
o the Citizens of Wheeling t
We take pleasure in inlormin
)AY an entire New
DRY GOODS
^A-IIUl jl.- ^
Everything in that line is sele
lard times we have marked our
igures that everybody will be al
or very little money. You will
mr counter. Our motto will be,
We invite you all to visit oui
vhere, as it will be for your own
Xj. 3VL
oclO
^Sooks, jitattoiicrjj, tec.
^OMK GOOD THINGS IN
Ooimuorelal iKtutloiiorv.
Hill's Hlottlnv Bath, for moistening pad* for let>r
copying book without brtuh. Quick aud clean,
wo sizes.
Brown & Blsby'a Tetter File, the neatest, most
ibstantial and complete one In the country,
ri e? very reaaonable
American Standard Wri ing Fluid, in quarts,
Into and half plnU Positively the moat sa.itfa r
>ry Ink. for general use, in the market. Sample
ottfei ohecriully giveu.
bt*akc*' 8ha-iii* i'eu', in flvo aixes; Jnat tho
ling /or nice icdn'r beamings or show window
gui. Ink in al' cobra t-? use with pens.
blank Noun, Uralu and Kocelpts, In new patjrns.
baudtomely ?ngr?vcd. Good paper aud
eli perforated at ?tub.
We endeavor to got all the sew, good things that
)me cut, and ask your inapection
8TANT0N A DAVENPORT,
Exclusive Hooka and Htatlonery,
senSO No 1801 Market Street.
WALL PAPER I
(order and Ceiling Decorations,
Children'* Garriaged,
Blank Bookn,
Stationery and
-rr>
Tho Largest Slock and Greatest Variety, In the
late. For sale Retail at Wholesale Prices by
JOS. GRAVES & SON,
jy!7 26 Twelfth Street
^CHOOL BOOKS,
Slates, Pens, Pencils, Scratch Pads, Blank Books,
riling Paper, Ac., for the boys and girls. A-good
ipply at very low prlcos.
Newspapers, Magazines and cheap reading matr.
C. H QUI M BY,
M.-pO No. 1414 Market Street.
Educational.
THE BEST
hool at which to acquire a sharp, practical edulion,
Wheeling IturInfsh College.
Three Separate Cou'scs?Academic, Commercial
id Shorthand and Typewriting.
For Ultutraied Collcgn Journal call at College or
ldres<, J. M. FRASHKR 4 CO..
aulfHi Wheeling. W. Va.
Mi, de Ghantal Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. TA
The thirty-eighth year of this well-known Acad
ly, under the charge of tho Visitation Nuns,
iens on tho first Monday of September next, and
ntlnuca ten months.
Pupils received at any time In the scnlon.
Phono wbo de*lro to place their daughter* in an
itltutlou aflordlng exceptional advantages in
e way of healtliful and delightful location, or
llent board, thorough discipline and Instruction
the hands of life-long teachers, In every departnut
of fomale education, Including the modern 1
uguages and music, should send for a catalogue
this School. Address,
irectreas of the Academy of tho Visitation,
Mt. da CUANTAL,
lu2S-daw Near Wheeling. W. Va.
BEAVER COLLEGE
AND
llfSIGAL INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
first Ion of IS week* nnonx Ssmuntn 5,1889.
autifully and betlthfully located, extenilre
tidings, pleasant grounds, cheerful rooms, three
crary counts, superior advantage for music,
; and elocution. Kxteiuire apparatus, twenty (
mos and organs, including pipo organ. Thor- '
gh work, home-like care, moderato rate. Send
circular to
R*v. R. T. TAYLOR,
321-Trhn Beaver Pa.
>RIVATE SCHOOL.
MRS. R. G. CRACRAFT
Will reopen her 8chool at her Residenoe,
*o. 89 X-welftli Street,
ON 8EITEMBER 7th NRXT.
u2?>* .
uke fiiton, | "
1410 MAIN STREET,
actical Plumber, Gas & Steam Fitter..
lepalrlng promptly and neatly done.
arJust received, a now Hue of FANCY BRACK
3. 0C2 :
1RIMBLE A LTJTZ,
(
PLUMBERS,
US AND STEAM FITTERS,
1418 Market StrwU
WHcatlng and Ventilating of Public Hoildlnfi
pilings and Factorial a Specialty,
024
r^M. HARE & SON,
FEACmCXL PLUMB KM,
)as and Stoam Fitters,
Ho. a TWELFTH 8TRKKT, r11
work done promptly at reuooablo prloea.
ghotofltaphH.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
p28 1205 Market Street.
i so so
Will get Ooo Dozen Beat Satin Flnlabed
abinet JPliotocrrai>h.B <.
And don't you forget it,
-A-T BROWN'S,
irtj 1W1 MARKET RTKKET =
g^eal gstate .Agents, .
o. smith, ~ C
Real Estate A^ent be
AND STOCK BROKER, ^
ocl&l attention given to Collecting Benta and
[oneral management ol Real Eatata. Can lor- ,
beat ol reference*. p '
in 1CT MAIW HT.. WhMlnt. W. V>. ~
Ictuws and &*t Sgattrial*. 'EEL
ENGKAVE1) C
Portraits or General Grant, p>!
an
One. him 20x24 lnchca. Poat paid for tl BO B11
McLUEE HOUSE ABT STORE, J
I E. L Niooll, Agent,
)0<U, jtolton*, &c.
IG DAY!
tnd Surrounding Neighborhood!
g you that we are opening TO
I, NOTIONS!
Sroods Store.
cted with great care. Owing to
prices at such extremely low
ble to lay in their winter supply
find every week New Goods on
, treat everybody alike.
r place before purchasing elsebenefit,
Very respectfully.
ETZ,
1Q4 Main Ntroot.
grew tc gcrtschjj.
Announcement!
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tlio undenlgucd, having lately withdrawn from
the firms of Friend <ii Son and Arbcnz, Bertachy A
Co., have formed a copartnership under the firm
name of
Frew & Bertschy.
For the purpose of carrying on the!
Furniture, Carpets & Undertaking
BUSINESS, AT
No. 1117 MAIN STREET.
They arc now rooclving and opening dally
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
In the latest and moat modern designs,
And will bo pleased to *eo all their old friends,
and as many new ones as may favor them
with their patrouage.
FREW & BERTSCHY. I
(Svoccvlcs, Stc.
3i. heiLly,
WHOLESALE
GROCER, |
Pork Packer an 1 Curcr of the I
Celebrated "Red Bird Hams,"
Nos. 1309 and 1311 Main Street,;
WHEELING, W. VA.
My own Cure of Choice Smoked Meat* received i
daily direct from my Pork House at Manchester, f
The Largest Stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
IN THS STATE.
8
SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOR I
Rnmfnrd'* Yenat Powder in Dottle*. !
McNamura* "Glory" lohacco.
McAlpiu'i "Onward" Tobacco. v
Lottier'H "?ilver t oiu" Tobacco.
DuPont'a Sportinb Mining and Bhutiug Powder. Celebrated
"8eal Skin" Cigar*.
St. LouIn Flour.
ROYAL PATENT, Bronaon'* Bo*t. B?*t in the narket.
fobs *
NEW CROP ]
New Orleans Molasses!'
JUST RKOEIVED.
R?. J. SMYTH,
oc9 Cor Musket & Fourteenth 8tn. ~
pLOUR! FLOUIt!
(Mcbl Bandlung)
Various brands of Beat Family Flour sold very
casonablo, and delivered promptly, at
H. F. BBHREN9' RTORE3, Q
?ei>4- 2217 A 2219 Market Bt- or SMI Tiiroh flt. n
gestanrant.
CapitaHDiningflfcooms ]
MARTIN THORNTON, PBOP'B.
Established 8epU 1,1878.
8trangrn and riaitoni coming to Wheeling will ^
jmember thnt the Capital Pining Room* nre now i.
i perfect running order, and good meals can be
ad at all houra of the day or oighL
ana Wn 11'.M ' 11W. M A RHKT qT.
S?U00ifftS.
IIOT CAKES!
THE J
Bp do
akta thtm elegant. Bold whoUaaleandrotall,by
K. II. LIST, Sole Manufacturer,
Cja 1010 MAIN BTREKT. ?
' jPcntUts. ^
^OLD LINED RUBBER PLATES 1
3T 1
Combine purity of gold with ?tren*th of rub- ?
r. and a*e aa comfortable and leu expensive '
an a Gold Plate.
GEO. C. y ILLIGAN. Dentist, ,
No 1144 Market Htreet.
,Rooma formerly o-cuj.lul by Dra. Burgison & X
n) Telephone Nn aetfll
1
(Coal. ?
"10ALI COAL I WJ
coal: "Cl
4
?>U 0. BKIBKBI A SONS,
.Amusements.
opeba iloi
ONK NIOIIT ONLY.
Saturday, Or toll* r 10, IbSb.
Special Kiijugtra-ut ul ?.. ChatniTun and in
com paniblu D*
LOTTAI
AMERICA'S GIFTED COUEDIKVVV
Supported by her own Comedy Company, In fct,
Latent and CirtatmSiHctw,
M'LLE NITOUCHE.
MUSH BY HKKVE.
MUfc Lotu will appear In three charactas:
"DcnlM Do Flaviny," "Kltouchc," a
Frluceaa, and an a Drummer toy.
AdmuMon. M) and 75 cent*. Reserved n*t. ?t
Bale oI aeat< Thursday, October h, nt & o't 1 *1, a! u"
at Baunier'a Mm In Rtnro. ()C."
OPBBA HOUSE?
MONDAY AN It TUESDAY,
October IS and 1 :t.
FIr?t production in this city of thj
(ircat London and New York Succm,
-TKISHfnnrnn
ft# Pin 1
waged us oiii;
BV MAtJBCttY ? OVKKTOS'.S
GRAND DPAMATIC COMPANY.
The moral .'s ro sound that It Hand* i i.le l>v ?|d?
with the bwc.icrinouweeverhiarJ.-ui^,* j/,,%
Ailmln Ion TO and 75 cents. No extra rhsrve for
received ?eat*. Sab of teat* at lluuiuor>, Mturday,
October 10. res
CHARLEY MIAV's
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Wheeling's Popular i'amilj Theatre.
COMMtStUNG } MONDAY, OCTOBER 5,
Special Engagomeut of the
Murphy-Wells Pleasure Pariy!
Headed by the Educator of Dutch Comedy,
MK. OKOKOE MUKI'HV,
Acd supported by the little acircsa,
Ml&J K AUK WELLS,
Aud entire Comedy Company, In
Rudolph's Ambition
AND
FUN OX THE It.',11,!
WKamlly MatluecK, Wednesday and ftitunlij,
People's PopuUr Prices?Night, 15, '25 mid 36cU
Mhtineth. 10,15 und 25 cts.
Monday, October 12. ccinraoucement ol WImvlug's
Mr?t <iraml Omnmtic *'i-v.i7al-yUi .--h-i
Tuck*r In tjtnx'na <> ,
?ilaittcrt.
U/AMTtn KENSlNOrON-'AKTlTrT?vT.
rl All' Lu work for in It in easily Ienn.e<l \.
materials'nroiahed; /air wmkci Kiveo: u ". iri^(rt
pi?tp Id K?r full particular* m-Mom Kt"ISO-ON
Aitr Hoots, 1'J l'tarl atruct. lio?t >>. v*?.
Box 6078. M.j.7 nlm
WANTKD-An artlre Man or Woman lu m7
county to sell our goo<<a. 8al ?r> 876 jt rinuinii
and expenara, or comminiou. Expcnsn in &!
eance. Outfit frei. For full imxtt-uiar* addrwa,
jTANUAKI) 81LVKK W'AHK CO., Ikwtot), Men.
BCp5TTbMW
WANlhD-Young UCiCfi In CitT r.r COUntf :i
work for u* at \lietr home?: MscinatiUK employment;
no Instruction* to buy. work tan I*
ieut b* mail {dlbtauco no objection). JC to ?j\*i
week cau be intilo. >0 C4jivn**luir. wnk'"UN
[rce, or tamplo of work mallei for four cuiU !n
tamtva. I'leaao add'CM, Iloai: *fASt-r.?c:rMS0
Jo.. Boaton, Mn*a I' o. I'm t''i'? ? 1 r ? <- >w
?citcral Notices,
J^"0X1CE.
NoUca Is ten by gfven tbp.t WM. 0. pYKES li
lolng business aa FUh Toiler ut No. 1066 Market
S4u?iw, iu luuvnj ui iniaii::n,n' ui)
(ihO. II. VLEDUILL
BUTKttBW 29.1B8>.
A CAUD-TO THE HUi&WUKKtY.
ER?in thii city and vicinity: Cba* I nun *?r
lull work at the llobbs, lhockunler A Co
Vorka about two mocthft hjco lor U> p-np^c of
:oitig hi to the *tloon bu'huwi. I sucit-dfil him
t the aarac price that ho had been ?ct l:is for th??
hree months previous to h s rctlrmient .'run tin*
ofcltlou. it In reported thnt I !ihv?? "!?!?*
heoacd" him I would like Mr launder income
orward and abow me and my fellow-workmen in
rhat way I have "black-thoepod."
?c,7 Ve^rcvtfully. <iK-"?
May gmt.
Rooms fob eent-ln hobsbrook's
Block. Apply to Y7. V. HOflE i
IHO., 1800 Market atreet. fca.
FO R RENT?TU K 15 LE(i A NT HK'CK
Dwelling, No. 20 ! lfteei.th Mr. et. ronirr i! find
Fifteen tb nnxts. ?uqulreof Annit it lm:?*
n the premlftCf, or oi W. Jt. hinkii ti:r, mi
et street. '11* XL
POU RENT.
STOKE ROOM 1303 MARKET .STREET.
Small Sroiut with dwei'inir atUwhcd.
Labok Dwsi.ijnu, No. 87 Fifteenth itreet.
Several Single Koouu. Jtuqulreuf
n. FORMS,
No. 7, G'utrtom JIotM.
rciopnono *-!*< .
gov JaU.
pi A NO
For Siilo.
A Brnlbury Piano for aalo at a Brw.t w!!"
wncr mtut dispose of it at once. Mttufaci j
,'haoiir glvea for gelling. t'aa U- #u?u at
BAUMKIt'ri MUSIC bTORE.
oc7 l.iio .Market street.
pOIt SALE.
A Building Lot on Thirteen tb itrcct, cu t VnS.
Ten bharta Stock lu tho JeSemon Nail WorU ol
Leubenvllle, Ohio.
THOS. 0'BRIb.S.
aep22 Teh
^ 10 PEK CENT IK VESTMKN I.
For Hulo.
Four Desirable No. 1 Buslccu Iff. >- "
ntwecu Eleventh and Twclftfi V,l.t?llnf.
r.Va. Z\NK A SWLNAKIH.
acp2l No. " :u. .'t:?
j^OB SALE TO CLOSE AN I. i'A iu
The following Iota on Wluclli ' n' 1
ik to the en'at" of tlie lute Win. Mr -a, vu.
Jvou no. w>, ?? Miu 7/oil mnti**}.
LoU No 86 Mid K9on York htm.'..
LOU No. W, lOUum! 101 o? V11K ' M'tn-.t.
Lota No. 104,105, iionii'l Ill o:i Hu:?
LoU No. life, U'J Mid U9 on Walwi.ii Mrwt.
Lot No. 144 ou W>U.'r * tret'I.
au2? W V. BOWK A 1?K'LOU
^0R SALE.
Valuable Beal Kutate on N. E. <orwr t.-lMp
urtb mi>1 MarketttrutU,In tbu< <
. V* I/Jt 122 Iw t by 60 Jut; now '
J. EllUTiu u a wagon ami bUr^ru m :
w. V. IIW i;'W ,
|yl4 . !:><? M?:?1
jlOB SALE.
rbe Kliie Rwidcnco now owui'lrl ' .
tr. corner Twelfth tnd K?:! roulnj
adJoluliiK and unu'.iA i'
*0, the toaeiaeut hou. c nt .' ?."
JAri. L
nrt? L?' _ ?
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