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K'i/nXMNO, W. VA.
(Entered At the ?r atonic* at Whe? Hug, W. Va.,a*
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WIIKKLINO, W. V.V., PBOKM1IKU 1?, 18Ha.
1.11*1/ UuglUli ICIaCtlons.
They havo bud a btirrah time oI it lately
in England with their eltclioni?ijuite
equal in some places to the hurrah oI a
Presidential election in this count? y. Two
million additional voters exercised the
election franchise for the firat time in the I
various parts of Great Britain. The polls
?ro about all closed at last andythe Liberals [
almost exactly tie* ihe combined Tories j
and Paruellites in tho next Parliament.
Good old John Bright says that if he bettered
the radical demands for annual J
?W? innii in England would bo answered ,
affirmatively, he should emigrate.
(itato Buvaralgai y.
Our esteemed coteiupory, the Richmond,
Va., Diipatch, bewails the decision
01 Judge iiugbcf, of the United States,
District Court for Virginia, compelling the
Auditor of the State to receive for taxes I
the coupons for certain Virginia bonds
iesued since the war iu one of Virginia's
various adjustments of *her State debt.
Speaking of the decision the JJiijiatch says,
tbat:
"It dwarfs the State into utter insignificance.
Surely S'.at? sovm iguty has he-1
come a burleeque when the lowest Federal
court cau force a State to accept coupons
for taxes, compel lr?r to pay costs, and |
make her tile a receipt iu that court fori
money which pho has never received."
And to think, too, tbat this decision was I
issued by nil ?x C'ul fed-rate and one of,
tho old /uumiVrstBlI'of State's rights journalists,
who were go remarkable for their
bitterness against ail things Federal.)
Surely it points a moral and adorns a talc,
and showHhow few are left to do homage
to the old Virginia dogma of State sovereignty.
It ie thus that "error dies
amid her worshippers" while the doctrine
of Federal supremacy goes on conquering
aud to conquer.
~Th? VThut Market.
With 58,000,000 of,wheat in Bight andio
foreign demand it is indeed very difficult I
lor the "bulls on "change" at Chicago and
elsowhero to hold up the price. All indicatioue
point to still lower prices in the near
future. A Chicago dispatch to the New
York Pott is to the following effort, and
expresses about the exact character of the
situation.
,4Tho statistical situtation oftho wheat
market in further weakened by accumulating
stceku hero and at other points. This
is the more surprising from tho fact that
the receipts at all other points show a
steady weekly shrinkage compared with
tho corresponding dates lust year. This
condition of tho stocks has greatly disheartened
many who have been persistent
holders, and net a few have sold out
and left tho trade uutil they see more assuriugevidences
of an advance; yet there
are still many believers in higher prices
after the opening of the year, and they
stubbornly refuse to accept any theory
that is unfavorable to a realization
ef their anticipations. In addition to
h? <wrtAinLv of smaller resorves iu
farmers' bands than at this date last year,
they claim that wheat is the only article
that has not improved in public confidence;
hence they argue that no loading
line ot merchandise or produce that is a
positive necessity can long suffer while
all others are prospering. On the other
hand the bears point to diminished exports
and enormous stocks in sight,
coupled with the fact tbat a number of
foreign countries whose competition
America ia feeling in the bread importing
countries of Furope will have the largest
crops they have ever grown; hence it is
useless to expect any material increase
in the British or Continental demand, as
the countries are not only necessitous sellers,
but will accept lower prices than now
rule herej
MOUNT 1?* CHANTAL.
F?atlrnl of th? Immaculate Conception?Entcrtalniug
Mimical Exerclpea.
Tk> tfu Editor of the InUllivctctr.
Sir:?In the festival of the Immaculate
Conception, Kb. Rev. J. J. Kain reached
the Mount by the 3:30 train, whereat
J> r. m. he g&vo a beautiful sermon on the
mystery commemorated on that day, and
then received a number of aspirants totho
Sodality of tho Blessed Virgin, besides
conferring the white badge on four who
had .already completed their probation,
tho whole concluding with tho solemn
benediction. The altar decorated with
fresh flowers and blazing with lights, the
chrystal chandelier in tho centre of the
chapel, dazzling the eye with its brilliancy,
the chains and pendants glitteriag like
froBt and ieein the sunlight, while beneath
knolt the pupils ia their simple dresses
and white lace veils, the candidates for
il._ tioaMnn linkto/l tannw tu-ink.
mo ouunufcj ucmi?B uquwu wfvio ?mu?'
ling like stars?all formed a very lovely
anil impressive acono.
After supper the Kt. Kov. Bishop, accompanied
by the Misters, proceeded to
Music Hall, where, alter they wore seated,
the young ladies entered in their usual
order, and when in their accustomed seats
the programme oponcul with the poom,
"The Night More Christmas," read by
Miaa Mary Hatnil. It lacked the vivacity
nececsary to a full appreciation of the de?
scription; tho enunciation, however, was
clear and distinct
"An Evening Walk," written and wad
by Alias Jennie Brent, was pretty and
graphic in style. It showed a cultivated
taste and a study and love of the beauties
of nature. It was so ?leaoantly aud naturally
read that Miss Brant's listeners
,..>..1.1 anallu an?nmnnnv hop in hup ramhln
"The Sou ol a King lor Me," a poem recited
bj Miss Beo Clifford, was given with
good effect and von for her the applause
of her audience.
"Cisur de Uon at the llier of his
Father," by Mra. llenians, a recitation by
Miss Mai Forbes, was well rondered, and
in tho pathetic passages showed stud; and
ability on the part ol the young lady.
A descriptive sketch, rend by Miss Lillie
Potvin, was a poetic interpretation of the
Concerto by Beethoven. It was read with
clearness ef tone and good modulations.
Miss Potvin brought out every idea so intelligently
that her audience was enabled 1
to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the
description.
The vocal music of the evening, alternating
with tho literary selections, was
most pleasing, and aeveral voices unheard
before, gave much satisfaction to their
bearers. Mita Mai Forbes In "Th? Mar,"
by Kul Oollan, acquitted herself very
creditably In tho trying ordeal of a first I
appearance, while Miiia Mamie llealy ,
tang "Bote Leave* Falling On* by One,"
>y Millard, with much ease and sweetie's,
pronouncing her words unusually .
rell. Her voice is veiled, though otbervise
good in qnality.
Miss Nora Kerrisk tsng "The Lonely ?
Rose," by Spoth, with good modulation '
uid ext>reesion. Her voice is clear and
full, though, on this occasion, it was reniered
very tremulous by stajre fright l
In "The Nymph," by Geibel, budk by '
Miss Teresa Maser, the first high tone floated
upon the air so lightly that we hardly
knew whence it proceeded, and ita sweetness
was a good preparation for the
delicacy and finish with which the whole
Bong was executed. Miss Maser's voice is
most plcasiog in quality, but it is better
suited to a parlor than to a large hall,
where a greater volume is desirable.
'Marguerite," the waltz-song from
"Faust," waa beautifully sung by Miss
Mary Donobue, of Grafton. Her smoothness
of execution and lightness of style
were astonishing to those acquainted with
the power of her sustained notes, and the
whole evinced the steady progress made
by this young lady in the high art she is
studying.
The superb Beethoven Concerto for two
pianos was played by Miss Jennie Quinn
and her teacher. The analysis of the com|
position, read in advance, gave to the audience
an ideal which was easy to fol
I low out, owing to the exquisite rendition
of the theme. Iu the second movement
I particularly, the pathos of the music *as
I given with such tenderness as to draw
tears from many. That it was executed
| with all the finish of technique, precision
and fine plirasing pcrunar 10 uie juuuui,
celti va mm dirt!
Daring the entire performance, which
lasted nearly a half hour, ono might have
heard a piu drop, so deep was the silence,
hut when the brilliant chorda of the finale
rang out, the hall fairly shook with resounding
and prolonged applause.
In conclusion, tbe quarterly tickets for
uniform amiability and observance of
rules were awardeif to thofollowing young
ladies: Misses (irace Jones, Roso Mczraw,
Bee Clifford, Jennie Brent, Jennie Quinn,
Lillie Fotviu, Teresa Maaer, Leila 'iingle,
Mai Forbes, Jnlia Doran, Flora Bubamp,
Nora Oppenheimer, Marie Hamil, Mary
McColiongb, Anna McOollougb, Amy
fcJarage, Mai Tyler, Annie Moran, Frankie
iJandJan, Cora Welsh, JilJa Emery,
Cecelia Gannon, Sadie Gundling, Kate
Dergan.
Rewards for good conduct in the Minim
Department were also bestowed on Eliza
.Stocked, Carrie Bauche, Sadie O'Bryan,
Liliie Kagan.Joue B&ucbe, Kittio O'Bryan
and Helen Mc Henry. A few encouraging
remarks from the Jit. He v. Bishop closed
the last entertainment at Alt de Chantal
for 1885. x.
Mt.tfe Chantal.
The UlenwuodTla Miuefl.
Parktrtburg Slate Journal.
Capt. F. Ford, of Gallipolifl, 0., the well
known hteamboat inspector, called on us
yesterday and showed us specimens of the
ore found in the Glen wood tin mines, and
also a piece of the puro metal smelted
from (he ore. He also had with him a
beautiful specimen of shell conglomerate
which contains a largo percentage of ore.
It is found about L'UO yards from tho ledge.
The mines are owned by the Glenwood,
W. Va., Tin and Mining Company, with
headquarters at Glenwood, Mason county.
Judge 0. P. T. Moore is President, Judge
liussell, of Ohio, Vice-President, and Captain
Ford is a Director. The veins of ore
arc seven fett in thickness, and aro fouud
in the top of tho hill ^about one hundred
yards from the river. Tho yield of oie is
about seven percent, or 140 pounds to tho
ton. The Captain is confident that they
have made one of the grandest discoveries
of our day, and ;says he cares
nothing for the repotts found in many of
the newspapers charging fraud on tho
company. They do not wish to sell, and
"investing only the company's money.
Success to the enterprise.
i reaiuum vitcy/, ui rmunj, * ?** u?u>/
broken health anil will not try a Becond
candidacy.
Oun readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed by
Komo well known drujrgist. Logan ik Co.
and Charles Menkenieller have mado a
thorough study of Blood diseases, and
afier a cartful investigation, and many
1 practical tests, positively assert that Acker's
Blood Elixir will cure all blood disorders,
ridding the system o! its impurities.
and leaving it strong, vigorous and
healthy. They warrant it. It is a certain
cure for skin diseases. rriisAtv
aiAititiED.
ttJ.ASS?W II1TAKKU?Ou Thursday, December
10, lrW>, at St. Mfttfcnwa P. X Church, by itev. J. 0.
Gmit. Mr. Alex4Ki>eu Glam to MUi Salmi: 1'.
WillTAKKR
D1KD.
M <1. A U G111.1S - On Thtmrtay, Dpcembcr 11, If tt,
at Wenton, W. Va., John McLaichlin, in the 45th
yctr^if hi* ago
Rfo Star
TRADE\?cd/MABK.
^h|UR?
Free from Opiates, Emclics and Poison.
EBflMELWV ""
AT DSUOOIRS AXD DKALKM.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. BALTIMORE, MD.,
Hole l'roprtctorn.
TUATKLEKS' GUIDE.
Arrival /nd departure op
TRAINS?EXPLANATION Of BWWUtNC* M ARSN.
Daily. fHunday excepted. JMonday excepted.?
Wheel Inn Tlmo:
Depart. ArrlTe.
V. A O. B. B?Km.
Rxpreftt.. * 6:W?m*S:Mpm
Exprew.. .. 5:30 p m *10:15 r m
Cumberland Accom 8:15 a m 4-35 p m
Manalngtnu Accom 4:10 pm 8:40 a m
Moundavlllo Accom 11 :S6 a m 1:30 p a
WfifT.
Express (Chicago and Col) 9:15 a m B:20 a m
Kxprw(Chicagoami Col) 7:?0pm 7:40am
Kxprowi(Chicago and Col) 10:'J5pw 6:30 pm
Zananrllle Accom 8:40 pzn 10:&0am
Zonufivlllo Accom 7:80am 8:60pm
W., P. A U. Dlv.
Wa&hlDgton and PUtiburgb... * 4:40 am * 9:18 am
Wuhington and Pittsburgh... 7:46a m ill.05am
WaabluRton aud Pittsburgh.- 6:35p m t 6:05 pm
Vfashlugton and Pittsburgh... 8:20 pm *10:15 pm
Washington. - f 6:06 p m 7:86 a m
H,. V. & St. L. Ky.?East.
Pittsburgh....... ~ t 'J?* t ?:86pm
Pittsburgh aud New York 11:20 pm t 8:85 pm
Pittsburgh and Now York. \ 4:10pm f 11:65 am
w?r.
Express. Cln. and St Louis.... t 7:26 ant 7:08 a m
Express, CIb. and St Louis.... f 8:40 pm f 6:55 pm
Express, RUJUbcnvtlle A Col... t 1:20 pm t 8:85 pm
Bteubenrlllc and ivuniaon... t 4:10 pm ......
C. A F. K. B?
Pittsburgh A Cleveland 6:47 am 8:88 pm
Btoubtnrillo Accommodation 9:06am 1:08 pm
Pitta.. Now York AChi .... 10:47 am 11:33 a m
Pittsburgh and New York 4:07 pm 5:18 pm
Clevelaud A Chicago tfi........ 1:47pm 1:20am
C., L. A W. K. R.
Express, Cloteland, B, A W... tl2:07pm 2:47pm
Mamltnn Anrora i Jl .'.'iun +10:42am
8L Clalmllle aowiul f 8:2J a m f 8:02 a m
Bt. cialnvUle Aoooou f 1:62 pm tl2:M pm
8t. OUlravlllo Aocom......a... t 5:17 pm f 4:47 pm
Local Xrolght and Acconn..... 4:87 am 9:23 pm
Ohio Kiffr Railroad.
??scnsor?.. 7:10m m *10:55 a m
rnwcmror 4:00 pm * 8:85 pm
Freight. ~ 8:0ftam 6:1ftpa
B? Z. ft O. Ball road.
Leave Bellalre at 0:40 p. M. tor Woodifleld and
Bammerflold.
Leave Bellalre at 6:15 k. K. lot Bummcrfleld and
ZanocviUe.
Arrive at Bellalre 10:10 a. *..and 8:28 p. M.
yy HEELING & ELM GROVE R. K.
On and after SUNDAY. November 1. ISM, tralnj
tm the W. ft K. O. R. H trill run aiitollowa:
Lcaro the clty at Leave Wheeling l*ark at
5:30 A.m. 1:3) p.*. 8:10 a. m. 4:30 p.m. .
7:C0 " 8-.M 7:48 ?:lft ?
9:00 ' fliVO 10:00 ? 8:00 ? (
11:00 " 7:00 ' 15:00*. 9:40 M ,
9:00 " 2 SO p. m. '
- c
oh iond&tl
Lee re Wheeling at S a. m? and run every hoar "
tntll 9 r. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 9 a. and run every 4
lour until 10 p. m.
The "Church train" will leave each terminus at
2:10 p.M. C. HlltttCH,
oc3S Superintendent
gem Aflocrttsemints.
r 09T-A BAMBOO OAHE WITH
LJ name of owner under crook. Flaier will
ileaae leare mime at IntaWgenoer offloe. dtia
J<HE CINDERELLA.
OfEN FRANKLIN PARLOR 8TOVS
?the bf?t and mo?t beautiful itore of lta kind
nade. Rama e!th?r tmrd or loltcoal or coke.
Call and aeo them at
NK3BITT Ji RRO.'B,
_del2 U12 Market Btrftet.
piNE
PICTURES 1
Stratford on Avon, bjr Kalrioan.
Christ In the To topic, br Hoflinao,
And many other*, at the
Mel.l'RE IIOUSX ABT STORE,
clel'i 11 L. Nicoi l, Agent.
gPAKE-KIBS,
TENDERLOIN,
BACKBONES
BAUSAQS MI AT, do.,
TO-D A?Y,
At 1>. C. LIST, JR.'8,
d>12 2H Fourteenth Street.
JpKENCH TEAS!
Our Owu Importation.
18 Centa per Can, II95 a Down,
de!2 AT McMECMEN'H. |
JpOK SALE.
A Drutf Store
la a large, thriving town of two thounaud inhabitant*.
Price low. Teirni very cm.jr.
Address. X , this office.
deli
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS. .JG&jfc
VILLfc. aud iuturmcdiate polnta
The flue pa^seiixtr ntcamer
UJU1S A. stUKl.EY JiMfsKuiKtt, Captain,
HUNK Mohuan, Clerk,
Will leave regularly for tbc above ovary 8atvk?ay
at 8 p. m. For all iufor nation ap ilv to
jiell FRANK DOOTII, Agent.
Q.OLD AND SILVER HEADED
Sillv Umbrellas
In large variety, at the 8tar.
D. GUNDLING & CO.,
daiO 36 Twelfth 8treat.
pLUMMER'S
CaUiubt Fhotograplii at $2 50 Per Doz.
Equal to the best at an; pil:e.
d>12 1IOT MAIH BT., WHKEUXO.
j^IRE GRATE SETTING
I Mt Fire Grate* in the latcet modern plaa. They
giro mure html, a re free from dust iiC., Ac.
Sraokcy Chimneys Repaired.
< all ou or AddrjjH, WM. J. NK3B1TT,
deli Rr.utmaaoa. 1510 WtuJ Street.
Q HOICK FI ECliH
oiiiasrA.
Royal Worcester aud VIenou China for Wedding
or Holiday GUU.
EWING BROS.,
de!2 1215 Market 8L. opp. McLure Houae.
BEAUTIFUL
Bridal J?i*etsents-i !
We haro Jnut opened our new importation of Art
Goodi lor hoM3 dccoratlUK. whicn wo would ba
p'c?u(d toihow to all who will fnvoruawiih a call.
We arts outident w?- can show 'ho nicest a-lectloa
wo hare ever hud of Kojal Worcctt?r. Crown !><irI
by, huugailan ami French China Va?ca, M?qa?
Flguiea, Ufocis I'ixurtf Jmata, Pitchers, Candelabra*.
Uraaaaud fcbony i'cd-ktala, T?blea, Hconcea
aud Mirrura. For nice Dridal Preaenta we think
wecan pirate the moat faitdlou*. Prop la aud
vxainlnuour newguoda wLether you wuh to buy
or not.
I. d. J>IJL.LO!V,
de7 JKWKLB*.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
We lnvo completed
DUR ARRANGEMENTS
?UR TIIK
HOLIDAYSI
And incite tnearly lupectlon ot our ttock.
Larger Stock
AKD
Lower Prices
than ever before.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
A?vi 1IM UtnV'PT RTMKT.
J^IST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Po*tofflco at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va., Saturday, Ducember l'j, 1M5. To obtain
any of the following the applicant miut uk
lor advertised letter*, giving dato ol lilt:
LADIES' LIST.
Callaaln, Mr*. Lude, Mia* Clara
Cllne Idn Emma Mitchell, Mia Maygle
Ualagher Lettla Clyd Bay, Mra nuiau.
Lawrcncc,Mia LouUe 31. Retrains, Mar|aretta
Louffcnbergar, M. Shepdra, Mra Jane
L?ul?, Mr?. Huaau Toat, Mlaa Bertha
Llojd, MIa? I*. E. Tucker, Mra. Rooert
Lucflc, Ml* Emma
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Alton, Robert B. 2 McDanllo, Mr.
Illuut, Mr: - Manager Principal PerlttaSM,
Androw. 2 odl al Adv'g liuiaau.
Bcugbner, II, D. Martin, 0. R.
Itrocgie, a, J. Maxwell, Ja?.
CotU. 0. W. Manard, Andrtw
Frailer, FIndley Mat Ion, D. J.
Goodhue R. H. Mecham, Ar.
Ha<6r, Chrlatupher Bboda. K. V.
Hottmau. Frank Smith, Arthnf
JaiMba, H. R. '1 Tlgbe, John P.
Kreba, Wll'iam Trarla, William
Uoyd, L. M. Vooriangtr, A. 8.
dm ^
Arc Still 'Triumphant.
Tor fifteen yoari they have steadily gained in favor,
and with sale* contuntly increasing have be
come the moat popular corset throughout the
United State*.
The O quality li warranted to wear twice an lone
aa the ortlina y Corsets. Wo have lately mtroduoM
the O anil Ji i/gradei with Extra l.ong Waist, and
we can furnish tnam-when preferred.
Highest awarda from all the World'a gTeat Fain.
The litt medal received la I or First Degree o f Merit,
from the late KxpoalUoti held at New Orleans.
While acoTta of patents have b?en found worthleas.
the principles of the Qlovo-FltUnK have Droved
la valuable.
KeiAllcra are authorized to refund money, If, on
examluatlon, the** Cotacta do not prors aa ropreaoutcd.
/or aale everywhere.
Catalogue freo on application.
Thomson, Lungdon & Co., New York.
OClfrTThAW
pOR BALE!
stock or
Groceries,Dry Goods
/ And Boots & Shoes,
AT EL* GHOVI, OHIO CO., W. VA.
Thla ii a good opportunity for a party with Urn*
ted capital to eecure one of the beat atanda In Ohio
wunty. If not aold on or before Pecember 15 aa a
rnole, I will nU in lota to ault purchaacra, until
loecdouU
de7 J. 1'. MAXWELL. Aialynea.
A LL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANOT
ti JOB WORK
JTEATLT AMD PROMPTLY EXECUTED
'.DAILY INTELLKjjScER JOB OmOl
mm. u and w rowtMoik mam
(Sto. ?. Jltftl te (Ha.
GEO. E.
STIFEL
Sx CO.,
No. 1114 Main Street.
WE HAVE HADE
A GENERAL REDUCTION
m PRICKS
-OFLadies'
AND
Children's
WRAFSI
The Bargains Now Offered
ARK
SO ATTRACTIVE
That an Early Investigation
is advisable.
GEO. E.STIFEL&CO.
1114- MAIN ST.
de5
on cm t. ?
A GH A> I)
HAT AND CAP
SALE!
The undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will give one Hat
gratis to every Twenty-five
Hats sold, and the same will be
sold at the very lowest cash
prices that possibly they can be
sold lor.
This offer will be open from
now till the first of January,
this being no lottery but a bona
fide offer, in order to make
room for the Spring Stock. So
come one and all to
McLure House Hat, Gap and Gents'
Furnishing Goods Store.
B. MARKS.
full supply of Gents'
Furnishing Goods for the Holidays;
<&. gtrnflcl St Co.
JUST
THE THING
-FOR AChristmas
Present!
18 ONE OF THE
PRETTY CHAIRS OR TABLES
W? A KB SOW SHOWING.
We have also a very large
stock of Cabinets, Mantel Cabinets,
Mantel Mirrors, Fancy
f oot Kests, hoot Stools, Hassocks
and many other fancy articles
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Come in and see what we
have before selecting a present
for your lriend.
G.Mendel^Co.11S4
MAIN ST. i
delO
gto. W- ^aalot-'88Hnt?g satrap*
^
IMPORTANT REDUCTION
?OF?
?IPRICES|x>
?in
CM R TAVI OK'S
IILUi II. I n I LVII u
CLOAK
DEPARTMENT!
I
The Most Inviting Offering of the
Season is
GEO.R.TAYLOR'S
=ghr,:e.a_t=
I Mark Down Sale!
OF 1IIS IMMENSE STOCK OF
WINTER
WRAPS!
Embracing the Most Choice Lines of
I i
IN ewmarkets,
Circulars,
Short Wraps,
Sacques, &c.,
EVER SELECTED FOR OUR TRADE!
The entire Stock, without any reservation,
MARKED DOWN!
REGARDLESS Of COST 08 PROFIT.
SALE CO^TMEI>TGX3Sra
| THIS MORNING!
>
All are invited to call early and
avail themselves of this rare opportunity
of buying a Handsome and
Perfect Fitting
Winter Wrap!
At.Less than the Cost of Manufacture.
_ ?J_
GEO.R. TAYLOR.
1frrat tc gtrtjchg.
CHAMBER
SUITS I
We are showing some
very elegant new styles
in this line, which will
be found surprisingly
cheap, thoroughly made
and finely finished. Especial
attention has been |
given to'quality, and patrons
will find throughout
our stock thoroughly |
reliable goods at prices
within the reach of all.
Please call; we shall
be pleased to show you
our goods. Remember
the place,
1117 MAIN STREET.
FREW &1ERTSGHY.
nl'i
goflatt k <?o.
Common Sense
IN THE KITCHEN!
* Vaw Vnrlr *
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In eTery instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because it has been tound to injure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Baking
Powders becauso they are
cheap I Is it real economy, which
to sare a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for ill health and doetor's
bills later on?
Yon are on the safe side in using
LOGAN. LIST & GO.'S
EXCELSIOR
Baking Powder!
Which Contains no ALUM or
other injurious ingredient.
See that our address is on each
box or label. Address all orders to
LOGAN & CO.
Proprietors and Jfanufactnier?,
Saoceuora to Logan. Llxt <fc Co., Wheeling, W. Vt,
Groceries, Ac.
M. KKIJLLY,
WHOLESALE
GROCER,
Pork Packer and Curer o! the
Celebrated "Red Bird Hams,"
Nos. 1309 and 1311 Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
My own Care of Choloe Smoked Meat* received
dally direct from m7 Pork Houjo at Manchester.
Tho Largest Stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
IN THE STAT*.
SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOB
Bamford'i Yeast Powder In Bottles,
McNftiimrft'o "Glory" Tobaooo.
McAlplu'i "Onward" Tobacco.
Lottler'a "illvcr Coin" Tobacco.
DnPont's Sporting. Mining and Blasting Powder.
Celebrated "Seal Skin" Cigars, <
St. LouIm Flour.
ROYAL PATENT, BronMn'i Best. Best In the
Market fob5
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR!
10 Barrels of Fine Clarified Orleans Bogar, very
sweet, at
It. J. SMYTH'S.
Alio, 000 liuihcUof Fin.
Early Rose and Burbank Potatoes.
IR,. j*. SIMZITTIH:.
Cor. Market and Fourteenth Btreet.
de6
J^UTS!
3KTTTTS1
All klodi of Nutt, freah and cheap.
H. P. HEHItENS.
del Btorea. 9217 Market. f60l Janob 8t.*
<?t>* I.
QOAL,
THE M1NCHESTER COAL COMPANY
Takepleaaure in Informing their customers and
the public generally that they hare an abundant
upply of the very boat quality of Clean and Nut
Coal, which they will deliver at the old price:
Clean Coal, 7 Cento.
Hut Coil, 6 44
Orden left at the office, corner Itarket and Fourteenth
itroeta, will rooelro prompt attention.
E. J. flMVTn.
Tdgphnne 481. oo.t27
jEttflflistt.
JUST SEASON!
Tola. Tar and Wild Cherry,
For Cough and Cold*.
ROSE CREAM,
For Chftja, Bore Llpa and Bough Bkin.
EXCE18I0B BAKING POWDEB,
For Griddle Ctk* Itlscult and Holli.
fOR BALI JtT
R. H. LIST, Druffglat,
WJO MAIN STREET.
OTTreacrlpUons a ipocUlty. dell
Jkmtmments.
"opera house?
DEOIMBEB 1?,
Saturday and Saturday Xatloee.
THI SOCIETY KVKNT OF TflK 8KA90.V!
Tbe Dlitlatulthed TrtgedUu,
W. E. SHERIDAN.
BUI'POKTJIl) BY
Loulio Daveuuort,
And a Superb Company. In the Great Play in Kira
Acta, tranalated from the French Caaaiuer
do Lavljroe, by W. K. Mirkwcll,
of Loudon, entitled,
"LOTJIS XI."
LOUIS XI., Kin* Of mice. W. K. BIIKttlbjLf
Marie Commine Mlaa lOt'lSE Da VJtffUBT
1ATUBDAY MATINKK,
INGOMAH!
Admlasion. 55 and 75 centi No extra charge for
reaorveid aeata. Admluiou to matin*', 25 ?ud w
cent*. Koserred aeata "5 oenta. Sale of aeati.
Thumday. Dec 10. at Pannier'*. dta
OPERA HOUSE
ONK Nluur ONLY.
Moudnj Evening, December 14.
Daniel Frohman's Magnificent Co,,
In David D.-laaco'a Groat Comedy Diaaia,
May Blossom
With tho Dlitlnguiahed Actrcw,
GEORGIA COYVAN,
And the Popular Comedian,
bknj. maginlky,
Ana oiner memucra o; iuc ongioni cui, in icelr
original role*, u played by them under Mr.
Frohman'a mauagumeut for alz moutba
at the Madltou Square Thiatre.
8UPEBU SCENERY AND EFFECTS!
Admifalon, Maud 75 cent*. No extra chaw for
rwervod ?eata. Sile of teau at llaumer'a, ttaturday,
December 12. dt9
OPEEA HOUSE.
ONE N1G11T ONLT.
Tuesday, December 15.
THE FASlIIONiBLK EVKNT OF TBK f EASO.V,
The Great Double Now York fiuocea,
Hartley C?m|i1jcll'? Masterpiece,
THE GALLEY SLAVE
Presented 100 time at Nlblo'a,
100 tlmea at Havorly'i, aud
TIJCKi 3,000 TIMES
In Kagland, Australia, (icrmauy, America.
Interpreted bj the meat
Powerful Company
Oat of New York City.
The Scene* of the PUj take I'lice la
VENICE, BOMB, MARSEILLES AND PARIi
Admlttlon, 81 and 7& cent*. No oxtia cta?r*e lor
referred miu. Sale of 10*111 Monday. Dec. If.
dell.
CHARLEY SHAY'S
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Wheeling'! Popular Family Theatre.
The Tenth 8uu of Nutol Attraction!.
COMMmSxii } MONDAY, December 7,
Extraordinary Engagement of the
SILBON'S COMBINATION!
In the New Spectacular Durlesqtie,
The Yellow Dwarl.
A Monitor Star Company I
4?The Four ure*tSllboDi<-4.
A Car Load of Beautiful Eocneryl
Wardrobe and Tranitonnatton Trick* nevur below
seen In thl* city.
THE GREATEST SHOW ON KAHTH!
Mr Family Matinee* Wednesday and Saturday.
People'* Popular Price*?Night, 16,25.85 and 50
ct*. Matinee*. 10,15, 25 aud 86 ct*. Hucrved at at*
without extia obarge, on sale at the Academy box
nfllnA from 10 A. M. tn A P. H.
Writ Week-Jaragi R?llly jp the WHder. deT
goofts, .Stationery, tec.
UKA.JOQXJA.UXKU!-> I
IFOR
Holiday
Goods!
The Largoit Block and Greatart Variety of New
and Elegaut Uoodi for utlo at pricc* to iult the
tlm*a.
The Publio are roipoctfully inriUxl to call m4
cxamluu our ?tock.
JOS. 6RAVK~& SON,
deS M TWELFTH BTnm.
pEIUODICALS.
All the leading Dally, Weekly and Monthly publication*
tarnished to city and country subscribers
at publisher'! lowest prioes by the year.
Now is a good time to subscribe. I'lcaw call on
oraddreM, C. H.-QUIMUT,
no2S Bookseller and NewwhaUer.
fjacrehant galloes.
gILK UMBRELLAS.
We hare Just received an'.invatoe of
SILK UMBRELLAS!
With very deairable Natural Stick, Silver and
Uold Tipped Handles,
Which we are offering at exceedingly low prices.
Thos. Hughes & Co.)
I 1H1 MARKET STREET,
po7
BBlhccUng |Sh<u*jj.
^yHEEUNG BAKJJKY CO., "
15M MARKET 8TKEET,
Bakeri of every variety of the
Rest Rmart. fialfiis and firaplws.
? WW. WMIIVV MUM WlUWItWIW*
DEALERS IN pike gonfcctioneuies. |
A?k your Qroocr for
First Premium Broad*
Pan-Cake Flour and Extra Soda Cracker*.
noiO
Suslocs* (Cards,
jy^ARXIN KLE1NHAUS, "
Practical TTpYiolntororv
Manufacturer ot and Dealer lu
PARLOR FURNITURE Md
Mattresse8 of all kinds.
A lot of Fine Easy Chain on baud, lultable for
ChrUtmia Prewntt, tic.
no2l No. 17 ELEVENTH ST., near MalB.',
QTEPHEN McGULLOUGH,
Carpenter and Builder,
Brick and Wooden Buildings Erected.
Booh, Valleyi, Sky LlghU, Couutcra and Shelving.
All work promptly attended to on rcuoiuble
total.
arSHOP?Alley IS. tear of OapltoL Beridenpe,
Wo. M Fifteenth itreet. Bhop In rear.
JJEDMAN & 00.,
General Machinist* and Engine Builders,
Oor. Ohapllneand Eighteenth Strecu.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Repair Work.
Agenti for the oelebrated Judaon Governor.
tnrWQ
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