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FREW, CAMPBELL * HART,
VHMI4NH, W. VA.
(Knit-red lit the HfltoOJce at Wheeling, W. Va.,*c
inwtt? r.]
?9 J >1 U
intoxicating uevoiafcco. AU* v.?w
of concerted action the Mayors and Aldermen
of twenty-one cities met in convention
at Des Moines. A condensed nummary
of the facta in the case was embodied
in the form of a memorial to the
Legislature.
To the Txt tnty-firtl General Atitmbly of tlx
Mate of lorn:
WiiHiiiui, The present Prohibitory lawhas
deprived municipal corporations of'
the authority to regulate, control, and j
license sale and manufacture of intoxi-'
eating liquor within their municipal limits;
and I
Wukuxas, Siuco the 4th day of July,
188-1, the number of places in our larger
cities where intoxicatir g liquors are sold
by the drink ha* largely increased, and
the sarno exists without authority on the
part of such cities to regulate end control I
the same, the county and State officials I
failing to enforce the Prohibitory law, and1
the municipa1 authoritits being unable to
so do. Grand juroits ignore the law aruT
petit jurors seldom convict, and the law is.
0 impracticable ami cannot be enforced, as1
is Been by^tlie following table referring to:
m thti convention.'
(The first column of figure* shows the
number of salo&JiB beloro prohibition |
went into eO'ect. Tho cecond column the
amount received from license, and the j
third colums the nuuib r of places where
intoxicating liquors aio now cold by the
drink): !
Dm MoIdm 6) Ifci.uO) i'oo
Dubuque. Hi 14,500
l?a?euj*?rt . IX. vu.wo ia
iiurJinguin ? ! '.T.joj ito
Council Illufla i<? ?5,0U0 64
H'OUX (My i~. .. Ill I.TOO 75
<*?Hf lUplch . P.4C0 100
K'MkllX - ) H NW 47
Clinton li.lSTi 78
Ottumwa 22 a.0C0 ?
Mu?catlo? to None. ;o
Mailbajltowii , '.'1 7,0 o a
Crwtoo .. b ?
Waterloo J) 1A
low* u?y U W I0W) 10
Fort Madison 17 4.OJ0 22
Tort Hodge ? J')
Lyeu 11 13
OikaJoosa 10 1,0*0 15
Djoue... H 4.M I
Total.......... ....774 ijvwi j
The accompaujing draft of a bill allows
citicsof 4,000 or more population to li
WlIKKLfNU, W. VA,, DKUKUUKB10,1880.
frublbllloii in |ow<t.
In view 0/ the approaching meeting of
the Iowa legislature the people of tiie
cities and towns of that Wtate are preparing
to tftk soma relief from tho evils of a
prohibitory law which opens free trade in
* ? ll%n nnrnriaa I
C6D80. regulate or cheek the Bale of liquors,
aa they may desire, no liceuEe fee to be
leas than $500.
The Chicago Tribune, which advocates
a license of $1,000, says there are in ?rjhibition
Iowa 2,300 liquor saloons?"proliibition
in theory and free rum in practice."
UniUr present conditions all the
evils of the drink traffic remain and are
intensified by the increase in number and
worse character of the saloons; only the
revenue has disappeared. II tho people
desire to combat successfully tho evils of
intemperance they will have to overhaul
their laws. There is no escape from tho
conclusion that their law is a coatly failure,
prejudicial to the morals of the State.
ABAIIiBOAD AND SOCIAL KING.
FrMldant Garrett'* ld?aa about What a
<}*ntl?nmit Should W?ar.
Iftxo York Tribune.
Mr. Garrett is worth anywhere from six
to ten millions of dollars, and ho is, therefore,
among the richest of Baltimore citizens.
His face is boyish. Iiis eyes are
blue and have an irrepressible inclination
to dance and twinkle, as though brimuiinif
with suppressed umuseinent. He hss hia
father's broad, full nose, and his father's
mouth, with its thick, though not sensual,
lips. He is much given to hearty laughing.
To speak generally, Mr. Garrett is of the
semi-pronounced blonde type. He wfcara
side-whiskers and a mustache. He stands
a trifle over the medium height and weighs
fully ISO pounds. He is plump, but not
corpulent. His manner is vivacious, his
gait springy, giving him in walking a clipper,
bounciug movement.
Dress with Mr. Garrett is a consideration
of the highest importance. In this
direction he steers with skillful diicriinination
between tho gaudy and the sombre.
His taste is fastidious and his every garment
must bo in the lateBt fashion and cut
with the greatest precision to the lines of
his figure. His clothing is concocted with
upreuie regard for the smallest details.
His wardrobe is extensive. As a matter
of fact, he baa nearly a hundred different
suits of clothes. They are all new and
can be jumped into in n jifly, no matter
how great the exigencies of the occasion.
They range from tho claw-hammor coat to
the fustian shooting-jacket, and the pantaloons
are a veritable symphony in wearing
apparel.
Mr. Barrett's tailor has his shop in New
York. This personage keeps tho railroad
president constantly m receipt of samples
of the latest styles of goods. So soon as he
finds anything that pleases his fancy he
writes his tailor a tow days before a contemplated
trip to New York to make him
a suit of that sample. Wlion ho reaches
New York the suit ii made and waiting
for him at the hotel. Ho fastidious and
dainty la he In such matters that ho frequently
strings his telegram out in length
to a thousand words in giving his tailor
the necessary precise directions. These
telegrams deal not only with tho broad
generalities of the tit of the coat, vest and
trousers, but explain in detail tho kind of
buttons to be usod, the number and exact
location of the pockets, and the like.
Mr. Garrett's collection of hats, canes
and umbrellas is practically numberless.
Visitors, upon ontoring his house, have
frequently been appalled by tho immense
number of hats distributed through the
halls, and have fallen into tho natural {
error of supposing that he is entering a <
vast delegation of his friend! at dinner. 1
I neir flupnio IS pruiuuuu wuvu uirj uuu ]
there is no one about the premises but tbe i
host. Mr. Garrett always carries acano i
when walking, and hardly ever neglects
to adorn the lapel o( his coat with a boa- ,
tonnlere. Hit favorite costume on the
street lsadapper, tight-fitting, light-check I
milt and a derby hat, around which he .
till wears a broad band ol crape In mem- '
or* ol his father. Hit cane is his inseparable
companion. In New York he is seldom
seen walking, but almost invariably ?
takes a cab. lie his a penchant forpatent
leather shoes.
In the cure of severe coughs, weak lungs,
pitting of blood, and the early stages of
consumption, l)r. Pierce's "Golden Medial
Discovery" has astonished the medical
faculty. While it euros the severest >>
conglis, it strengthens thesystemand purl0M
the blood, iiy druggists.
Keeping Yflulur Applus.
American Agrlculluri*'.
An experienced fruit-dealer says he does
not want to put apples in the cellar or .
fruitrooiM, unfil there is a little hoarfrost r
insidrj the barrel. If good, sound apples,
and only such, are put in the barrel, and
the .apples are well shaken down, and the
head pressed in bo that there is no danger J
of the apples shaking in the barrel, a
slight front will not hurt them. By this
we mean, thai the barrel can bo exposed
to quite a sharp frost for a short time, "
without penetrating deep enough into the
barrel to chill the fruit to an injurious extent.
The great secret of keeping apples
through the winter is, to storo them in a
well ventilated room or cellar, that is kept
as near the freezing point as possible,
without actually freezing tbo apples. Ap- .
plea And potatoes should never be kf?pt in |
the same cellar, or if this is unavoidable,tho
potatoes should bo kept in tho warmest part
of the cellar,and the barrelsof apples, well
headed up, near the windows, whore, on j
days when the air outside is only a few
degrees above freezing, they can be treated
to a cold breeze from the open windows,
while at the same time the atmosphere in
the part of tho cellar where the potatoes
are kept, does not fall below forty de- .
irrees. With a thermometer in-the cellar,
it is quite possible to cool off the apples {
without, injuring tho potatoes. J):j not unbend
the barrels until the apples are !
wanted. It is rarely a good plan to sort ,
over the apples to pick out the rotten j
ones. Better let them remain undisturb- :
| ed. Apples in ripening, give oil'carbonic
acid, which can not be allowed to acc.umu|
late in the house cellar, but must be re- :
moved by ventilation. This deleterious ,
| gas, carbonic acid, aids in preserving the i
fruit, and it is oue of the advantages of an
I outside cellar, that this can be allowed to
remain.
Uo!ieno( th? Orlunt.
i tefhnnijf.
I ' 1 Ufl?n.
gcux ?due*liscmwtts.
IF" VOU WANT
I Box of Finest Table Raisins for $150
GO TO K. J. SMYTH'S.
IF YOU WANT A
ITlnoOraiiffONatlRoado/.. J
00 TO It. J. SMYTH'S.
ik yin: want
rhp Host .Mince 3!cut or Plum Pudding
00 TO K. J. SMYTH's.
IF Y(>r WANT
Now Haisins at 10 ct& a Pound
oo 10 u. j. BMYrirs.
IF YOU WANT I
:resh Roasted Coffees and Pure Spices I
00 to r. j. smyth's.
if you want
inyihlDg of the l?t?tQuality am! Loncst I'rlce In
TUG tfltOCEKY LINE
<10 TO
j>ono 01 our luuucru uiciiuuua w? ??%., ing,
recorliuK and verifying pedigree#,
can exceed in accuracy those of the Arabs; 1
especially is this true with reference to
the stock horses and mares of the most
esteemed breeds. An official is appointed
by the government to witness and re- ,
cord the service, and within a short time..
after the foaling of the mare, notification
is given, and the foal is in due time, probably
upon the eighth day, duly enrolled
with much ceremony. On approaching
maturity, both stallions and mares are
subject to prejeribed teats, beforo bein?
accepted as fit fur use in the noble studs.
The Arabs are said to have recorded pedigress
ot horses, which go back over five
hundred years. The blood of the grade
and defective horses, according to the
classification alluded to, is largely, if not
1*,. .!. SMYTH'S,
HEADQUARTERS,
delft Cor. Market and Fourteenth Pirt-etw
\\TA NTKD?A KM A KT, A OilV10 AND
V? honcit Hoy for 11 Cnvery. Aj'ply Ht 82
South Huron mroet. Wheeling Inland. delQ
Salesman can add a i line
Small Hainplea. rit. LouU Agent biu earned
W.4K): other traders up to $2,600 thi? year. 1'. 0.
Box i:s71. Sew Tork. de!9*
ANTED.
i\ aition as Salesman by a geutleman of twentr*
live yari uxparivneo. if#* latKe acquaintance lo
We*t Virginia, KaMern Ohio and YH'iteru I'uunlylvania.
oii-M be.st reference ai to integrity and
iobr:eiy. Willing to engage ou small aalary.
Addttai, "D.."
doltf Caro Intelllgenccr Office.
iroK CINCINNATI, L0UI8-, (p>[tP
. VII.LE and intermediate noinbt Jj-rffU <41
Ibe tine paMcnyer steamer
I.OU1S a. SHIRLEY j*?w Kikkkk, Captain I
Fiunk Moiiuan, Clerk,
Will leave regularly for tbe above every Batuupay |
it 3 r. m. For nil lnfor nation at>r?lv to
delh ? FRANK ItoOTH, Agent.
pRESENTS.
Oal Va?et, Flro Ironi, Fcndin, Tablo Knlvei,
Uanren, Plated Knlvei Fori# and Spoon*, otiild*
rau'a Knlvti ana Fork* in I'altM aud ou C?rda
f'cart Agato Tea and Vol5eo Pols, floreticv Oil
Heating .Stoves, Bird Cages.
Unite your uhuicrt. and call on
UE'J. W. JOHN:ON'8 BINS,
del!) 1210 Malu Street.
pALACE COAL VASE?',
PARLOR JIRKSEU,
And PARLOR fBs'liUR?.
Largeat utock In tbe city, and at lowest price*, at
XK5BITT it KRO.'B,
de!9 1312 Market Street.
XTOR SALE.
entirely, drawn irom uiose aniiuu.B iuiu
do not answer the test required of those
to which "p*ten,B ?' nobility" are granted.
aiiout three years ago the agent for
Acker's English Remedy first called at
this town, and since then the number of
testimonials that have been sent to Logan
& Co., and Charles Menkemeller concerning
the merits of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish it to be thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarseness. Asthma. Croup,
Whooping Cough, all Phthisical troubles
they have never known its equal, and positively
guarantee it. ttiuaw
died.
bruce-at wheeling hospital, thursday night,
dccomlier 17,1a?, John limes, aged 77 yearf.
kanttal .'rom cathedral ut 9 o'clock thhi morn
JL'
ISiivincNN Property
On Market street.
0. O. SMITH,
Keal Estate Agent sud )<r<>kor,
do'? 12:0 Main fitrect.
gTOCKS FOR SALE.
1 Bharce Ton Mill.
20 H^nres Jofrerooa Null Mill.
'.'5 Share* WheulilM ?fc Belmont Bridge Co.
1!? Hharts Ohio valley Rank.
10 tiharea Klin Urore liallroal,
?4 Shares AHna Jron Work*.
6 Share* fcunodj Insurance Co.
i. IrtWLS, Stock Broker, 1
dc!9 No. 14 twelfth street. k
gPARE-RIBS,
TENliKKLOIN,
BACKBOMK*.
8AUSAG E MEAT, Jtc.,
TO-DAY, i
At I). C. LIST, JR'S,
del9 23 t'ourtoen'h Street.
QBEAP COUNTER!
4,0<ldH unci EiuIh."
Alio, Fine Line of Cblnii for Holiday Gifts. g
EWING BROS., I
dol9 1215 Market St. opt'. McLure House. "
log.
' Red Star
TRADE^^/ MASK
:
Free from Opiates, EmSics and Poison. SAEE,
SURE, |%ltS5 '
iFOiE^cJusnD-sr
-GO TO?
M<'3XEC1IEjV'S.
Table Eslsins St V> p?r Box. del!)
BE^TTTIFTTX.
I3i*itla,l Presents !
Wo have jnut opened our now importation nf Art J
;oo(Mor lionse dccoruting, whicft we would be ^
t'eoscd to show to nil who will favor us with a call. |
1V0 oro confident wt? nan show ?he nicest selection J
vo have ever had of Roysl Wormt ?r. Crown I>or*
?y, Uungtuiaa and French Chiru Vims. Bisque
FiRures. Brouzo Figures. Bust*, Pitfthurs, Caudeiaitnr.
Brass nud Kbony Podertuls, Tables, Sconces
wd Mirrora. For nice Bridal Present* we think
iVcchh plui<w the most fastidious. Drop in aud
xamlne our new goodi whether you with to buy
>r not.
I. Gr. DILLON,
d.i7 JKWKl.KR.
Auction Sale
OF
PINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
Fi-iuu'li OlioH
rniW'-' ?? ? t
AT UJtl'UUIHTS fiXD psatsrfl.
THE CHARLES A.VOGELER CO., BALTIMORE, MD.,
Holn I'mprlclnfUi
ENDORSED BY THE WORLtT
Rf ** GERMAN
BITTERS i
T1IIH GREAT KLIXKlt OP III'B
f? n I)?titrf? DlMlUnTlon of over twnty different
kind* of tlin lf?t Ormnn Ilerta, lliU being Iho
only Triioand Ilellable process by which tlieentlro
Cioiit Medical Virtue* and Curative J'roj>ertle?of i
tin* Ilerln can Iw prwjncwl. We arc confident (lint J
UiUCreat German TonJu will lw ftiunil the tnoM
Jfcultli-Clvlnjf ever plucid before the public.
A*a ItHi.iMo iiiul rhiiMitit Jiivlgtirmit
It l? absolutely wltlmuta rival. ami affords ItinTAirr j
Ut mit, and a I'KitrixT G'uiik guaranteed In nil
ca*e? of I?m of Arpetlle. KcrvowneM,
\Veakno??, Cramp*, Djwnlen, ClioUm Morl.it*,
Knu?ca, Dlr.rrlnfM, Asthma, Hick Htomack, Itlllloiut- j
new, Ai'iicund Fever and nil other Malarial IHm w
T!ilH(]rentModlclnoFar8n!aKveryivlier?
L.riiTZOLI) ? CO,rroi>'?.llu]tlmorc,Mifr <
For solo In Wheeling by I-own & Co. and Rich*
ardaon, Goodwin A Co., lu Bridgeport, Ohio, by J.
C. Dent & Co , urugglsM. ?pr8*WAK :
T?RE8H ARRIVALS OF
And Oil Painting:*,
SALE COMMENCING THIS EVENING,
EUCEMBER 19, 18SS, it 7 p.
InStoroKoom lately occnplcd b) Sclinf jif,
the Druggist, Itelow Mol.nrc House,
lud contlnuo afternoon and evening, uutil ?old.
Qoctli now on Free Exhibition. 1 'lcne call and
xamlne. fciale without rtaerre.
W. H. HALLER,
de!9 Auoilonrer.
J^IST OF LETTERS
Remaining in tha Pontofflce at Wheeling, Ohio
ounty, W. va., Saturday, December 19,18S5. To oh*
nlnauyof the following the applicant inuat aak
or adrertlaed lottcra, girlug date of Hit:
LADIKS' LIST.
Jalrtwell, Mn. Mary * Sweeney, Mr?. Kafe
fcrney.MInCatharinoK. Thorn** Mr*. M.
litchell. 11 n Klttia Wllaou, Mr<. Josaph.
<ugaut,M.* May V
GENTLEMEN'S LIST. I
tdami, Frank McNlnch, Win, 2
taker, Henry PvitoiU, ni'auu
towel*, John Peok, (.haunt; y ?
-hurcb, W. D, Prlneo, Frank
:.'ark, Kd II. Korwk, K. L.
one*, K. Iloaca.Jokn (I.
Ceily, M. C. ttinltb, Charley V
Cirkwosd, Uao. F. Steele, Wait jn T. k
Awrence, t ha*. K. Stewart, Uej. L.
JL*
NECKWBAll! c
New and excluMvo dun'gna. Bee our Fine .Silk ?
Suhi cuclcrH, at the Star.
d. gundling <fc co., (
dnlfl 3rt Twolflh Htrcot. (
1 I
TRAVKLKKa* GUIDE. 1
Arrival and departure of
TKAINS?Explanation or Rkkkk*nc? Mahkb. i
Wh^H'Ti * Tind?Ky MCCPleJ* WanA*y cxccpted.? J
Depart. Arrlvo. J
n. & O. R. K.-EAXT.
Express. 0: to a m 10:25 ami
Expnw 6:26 p m 8::w p m ,
Cumberland Accom 8:16 am 4:36 pm {
Mannhgton Accom 4:00 pm 8:40 am i
Mounilstllle Acvom lliitfam 1:20 pm
WW.
Express (Chicago aud Col) 0:36 a m 4:65 a m 1
Express (Chicago and Col) 7:86 pm 7:30 a m I
Express (Chicago nud Col) *10:SO pm* 6:20 pm
ZauctTllle Aocom .... 8:40pm 10:15am ?
w., v. a b. U1T. ?
Washington and Plttiburgh... 6:06 a m 9:25 a m ?
Washington and Pittsburgh... 7::n a m til:30 a m
Washington and Pittsburgh... 6:25 p m t fi:20 p m
Washington and Pittsburgh... 1 :C5 p m *10:'25 p m
Washington .. ?.. t 4:45 pm 7:20am f.
1*.. c. 4-Mt. l. Kf>?East.
Pittsburgh t 7:25am t 6:65pm }
Pittsburgh and Now York..... f 1:20 pm f 8:85 pm [
Pittsburgh and Now York f 4:10 pm fll:66 id
J a thews, Mr.
FIRM LIST.
Imi A Land roth Wolf. II. A. A Hon t
I array A Vinton ^
FOREIGN LIST. |
fctier. Kmmi. flaw
rRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE
FACTORY. w
by virtm of a Deed of Trust made by tho RlvcrIdo
Furniture Company tomea* trustee, dated on
lat day of January, 18^2, and recorded in Deed of ?
'rust Book No 18, pages FGi to 3M, In tho ofllco of \J
ho Clerk of tho County < rourt of Ohio County,
t'cat Virginia, 1 will o'er for halo at public auo
[on on SATURDAY. DKCKMBKR 10, 1885, at 10 ]
'clock a. m., at tho trout door of the Court Rouse ?
I Ohio county, in Wheeling, W. Va., the loilowlng
ropcrty;
Lou Noa. 18,19.20 and 21 in the Fifth ward, and _
eing in the addition to raid city .'aid oi into iota
y John Boff and William Chaplinu, situated on
lie east aide of Water street, between Twenty-Ant
nd Twenty second street*, of tho City of Wheeltig.
on which is erected a fountorv Brick Furnlare
Factory aud a lour ttory brick warehouse,
he factor)' contain* valuabio machinery, comlate
and In running order?tho same being comarativcly
now.
TKKMh OF SALE?One third of tho purchase
loncy, or as much mora as the purchaser may
lect M pay in cash, aud the balance In three F.
jual annual Instalments, with interest from date
l saio, to be secured by deed of truit on tho
ropcrty purchased, wUh Insurance on tho build*
ir( thereon to an amount equal to the deferred
lyments.
Tne title to tho property li thought to be perfect,
lllng however, ai lru?tce 1 will oouvojr only nuuh
llo M Is voated In me by said deed of trtut. e
H.l'.HILUKKTH.TruUee. ?
whuuno, Kqv. 12.1n>5. nol2-2c dc3-19 ?
[JOLIDAY _
UEC.OBATIONS! \
round Pine and Laural Wreathing*, Holly, Ac.,
For culo at tho
EST VIRGINIA STENCII. AND SEAL W0RK8,
AND KU11BKR STAMP MAMKACTOKY,
No. 1731 Market Street. n.
Jel8 A. T. CASTOK. Proprietor. {
OOK IN
J
B. ID. ADAMS'
mow WINDOW, 3
lei; 1110 MARKET BTRSKT. ?
w*rr.
KxproCT. Cln. and fit I/Ml*... t 7:29 ktn| 7:05 in 0
Kxpnm, Oln. and tit. Louln..., f 8:40 pin j 6:55 pia u
fizpruMi, Btaubcnvillo A Col... f 1p m f 8:35 p m P
Steubonvlllo and Douuibod... t 4:10 pm ,
O, A P. Kt K, {J
Pltubureh Ji "Cleveland f 5:47 a m f 8:38 pm
BUmbenvUta Accommodation f tt ;08 a m M :03 p m 1
Pitt*., New York dt Chi fl0:47 a m fll:3? am?
I'liuburyh and New York f 4:07 pin f 5:13 p m J1
Cleveland & Chicago Hx.. f 1:47 p in t 8:30 ami
C.i L* A W# K. K.
BxprcM, Cleveland, H, A W... 12:07 p m 2:47 p m P
Mimllon Acoom 3:52 pm 10:42 am P
St. Clalnvllle Aocom? 8:22 a m 8:02 a m
it. Clalnvlllo Aocom-. 1:52 pm 12:57 pm n,
Clalnvllle Aoconu 6:17pm 4:47pm cl
U>cal Krclxbt and Accom 4:37am 9:22 pm 1
Ohio lUT?r Knllruad. 0
[ assongur... 7:10am *11:55 am P
rw*ongor? .-. 8:57 p m 8:E0 p m 11
freight. ~ 8:35am 6:30pm P*
Z. * O. Railroad. K
Leave Bellalro at 8:40 r. w. for Wood>flold and tl
[ommerfleld.
Leave Bellalro at 8:15 . K. for Sammorfleld and
lanotvilloi
Arrive at Bollalre 10:10 a. ?..knd 5:25 r. ?.
^yHEflLlNG & ELM GROVE R, R.
On unit After SUNDAY, November 1,1885, train* (il
n the W. AK.O.K. K. will run m follow:
leave tho city at lx??a Wheeling Park at "
5:80a. it. 1:8)p.m. 6:10 a.m. 4:20p.m.
7:10 ' 3:30 " 7:15 ' g:10 "
9:00 5:jo ? 10:00 h:00 ? ,
11:00 " 7:00 m 12:00 m. 0:40 " ?
9:00 11 ? 30 p. m. ]
ON BTJMDAYa. -1
Leave Wheeling at 8 a. m., and run every hour
mil 0 r. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 9 a. M., and run every
our until 10 p. M. C
The "Church train" will leave each termlnua at
1:10 p.M. a hw8gh,
ocU BuperlnteudenL c
(Sto. g. aiifcl & Co.
GEO. IS.
STIFEL
&CO.,
iln til4 Mn!n Otrnnt
(See, jt. gupIofH.'ggintct 18lvap?.
zr i ~ : n
& ~ B
IMPORTANT DEDUCTION
I
OF
<lPRICESt>
lUi iiit main uuooi.
AVE HAVE MADE
A GENERAL REDUCTION
?IN
GEO. R. TAYLOR'S I
CLOAK ;
.
IIV PRICES
-OFLadies'
AND
Children's
DEPARTMENT I
The Most Inviting Offering of the
Season is
WRAPS!
The Bargains Now Offered
ARK
ATTliAnTTVE
I
GEO. R. TAYLOR'S
=a
E*@ in A B B
That an Early Investigation
s advisable.
? i
3EO.E.STIFEL&C0,
1114 MAIN ST.
dtfi
u uown sale:
OF 1118 IMMENSE STOCK OF
WINTER
CHAMBER
SUITS!
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 pa
WRAPS!
i
Embracing the Most Choice Lines of
Newmarkets,
Circulars,
Short Wraps,
Sacques, &c.,
EVER SELECTED FOR OUR TRADE!
trons 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.
The entire Stock, without any reservation,
MARKED DOWN!
t
| ?
REGARDLESS OF COST OR PROFIT.
s-a-x.e commencing
i A
THIS MORNINO ! !
:REW & BERTSCHY.
liol'i
SXctchant gailoes.
^ILK UMBRELLAS.
Wc have just received an Invoice of
SILK UMBRELLAS!
With very detirablo Natural Stick, Silver and
Uold Tipped Handloa,
blch wo are offering at exceedingly low prlccs.
riioH. Ilugflies Sc Co.,
1211 MARKKr STREET.
r?n7
J
All arc invited to call early and
avail themselves of this rare opportunity
of buying a Handsome and
Perfect Fitting \
'
Winter Wrap! i
]
At Less than the Cost of Manufacture. a,
at
?_ _:
GEO.R, TAYLOR.
gntflflUta.
I3ST SEASOIT!
Tolu. Tar and Wild Cherry,
For Coughs Htul Coldf.
ROSECREA 31,
For Chaps, Sow Up* nod Bough Skin.
XCELSIOR BAKING POWDER,
For Griddle Crtcs, hl?cuit nod HolU.
MR BA1.B UY
B. II. LIST, Driiirfirint,
1010 MAIN BTIIEBT.
Trc^crlntlonn mihocUHt. doll
UCUucUnjj ?altcvij.
ITHEELING BAKERY CO.,
f
1238 MARKET STREET,
Baleen of every variety of the
ist Bread, Cakes and Crackers.
DEALERS IN FINE CONFECTIONERIES. m
Aik your Grocer for
ITlrat Premium Broad. A
in-Cako Flour and Extra Soda Crackers.
MO
J!o5. SpgtflCt & CoMM
' r
?
Amusements.
"opera i-ioitskT
ONE NIGHT AND HATIMt:i:.
8iittiril?,r. I5o<;?ml?cr li?.
BUFFALO BTsT^DliiGHMAN!
AN1> TIIK
Prni Jo Wall Combination,
In Buffalo IlUl'iGrtau*tof all H?>idcr Dnuati,
rJ?l*e l?rairio AVa i i,
Introducing the W?*lora Scout and (taring Rider
BUCK TAYLJK."WfW'?t theCowbnyr.oni- ,< t) '
Great I'ciitur*b of Ilutfli'.o BilTi ?MM uv,t >
limt aeanou; Mr. Julo Keen Buffalo Mill's 1 ?uu?h.
loans MlwLydla Deuur.ihe lftirleW.it : K?
uluo U*ud of Sioux Indian*. cmNnuluclhilug
Warrior*: Kah-Keh-Kah-lah-Uah, t; i.,^.
Lan-La-Sna, O-to-On-To-Oh, Kw?? cok* l , n,,.
A Hpecially 8elected Company-'^ . :< ?.
tlstn. i?ew and Beautiful Bconery, painted .1.
prcssly fur this Production.
In Aot II?Home of Uutta'o Biil-tipceialti'iwm
bo introduced by J tile Kren, John aurt Juiuvj
lvudy, Bu?cll, lie nud ii?u<
In Act IV will uppvar the Mind of hlou* Indu-..
in their Wildand Weird Dances, as follow,: j
i-crtip! Borzoi tqoawl under tho control .; ?i,JUx
Billy. Interpreter and Biy Chief of thnsioux.
l/Hik out for thi> GKAN'l) STBKfrr I'AllAliKbr
v,. nilUtm on llornchiu k. hurled bviliu t i?v /
i'tices of Adinlwiioti?'J6, 5'J and Jto ccna. ,!
nfivci w?U7o rvuin. to H? hid at ilaun u , >
Tlmnwlar morning Iteccmbcr 17.
OPKRA IlOU^lfr
.Monthly untl Tuesday Kveuings,
DK0U4UKK Jil & Ti.
The Fashionable Event of Ilia Season,
Engagement for two nlghti of American j|c,?
CI UTinlug AOtKtf,
MinnieMaddom
111 hi r great New York S iroe h hn I'rc t ir.< .1 by
her at Uiu Lyoeura Tu< a re for JJU Nighu,
1413 EL 1415 MAIN &I41Z & 1414 SOUTH SIS
New Crop Sew Orleans Mol<?8CS
Arriving Dally-Straight Good*.
Pole iironla for tho followine celebrated flonn:
Pride ot Wert Virginia, ^ Guiding 8tar, 1 fcwnlx
Patent. Kli-ctric Ligui aud Uaicr a Iron Clad.
no? ttIu*
<6. gXciuUlfc Co.
JUST
THE THING
13 MUudiiiy room o.ii v,
"IN SPITE OF ALL!"
Adapted from Birdou's Agnen,"
Ity 8te?le Mackayo. Author of "llnz-l Kirk-.'1
jJutter ihaii Ilmal Kirkc. Stronger
than Cjinille.
A'Ira talon. 75 and 85 cont?. No extra charge for
roervod seati. 8alu of Kt a Friday, DccvmUr i.\
at rfaunu r'a.
CHARLEY JSIIAV'S
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
lVht'clliig'tf Popular Family Theatre,
COMiLKMMNG } MOHDAYi Deceniber 14,
Gmud Double Attraction.
2 COMBINATIONS IX ONE. 2
li. M. OAtfflKU'S
Star Specialty AJIinuco,
In n f'liriiivjil of Knn mid Wwlll.*
-FOR AChristmas
Present!
IS OSK OF THE
PflETTY CHAIRS OR TABLES
WE AIIE KOW SIIOWIXO.
We, have also a very large
stock of Cabinets, Mantel Cabinets,
Mantel Mirrors, Fancy
Foot Rests, Foot Stools, Hassocks
and many other fancy articles
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Combined with
James Reillj's Superb Gemedy Co,,
In the moht laufthjible moBieitf three act corner
now bju.ru tho jiutillentitled
THE WIDDIilK,
OB, MARRIAGEABLE DAUGHTERS.
iWFnmlly Jlutlnt-wi Wednesday nnJ Sutunlay,
People's Popular Prloc*? Nljjht, 15, i'?, 05 nud X
ct# Matinee*, 10.15. '& and 3.'. eta
Next Week?J. ii. Keano, tho Great /.ctcr.
den
(Svojceetcs, f:x.
3i. i:?i?iiJLv~
WHOLESALE
GROCER,
Pork Packer aul Curcr o! tho
Olnlirnfoi! ?U?d Kir.l lJaiiia'?
Lome in and see wnat we
have before selecting a present
for your Iriencl.
G.Mendel?Co.
. 111J4 MAIN ST.
iioin
goofes, glationcvvi, &c.
a k ? a u 4 *. hb n at cn n m
Has, 1309 and 13(1 Main Stic;!,
WS8EUXQ, W. VA.
Mj own Core of Cholcc Smoked Meat* rcctlr J
daily direct from my I'ork llouno at tfancluviur.
The Largest Htock of
GENERAL GUOCElilES
IN THE 8TATB,
SOLE AGENT IN TIIIS CITY FOP.
4k
ttum ford's Vta.it Powder !u IiotUu?.
McViimnra'h "Glory" Tobacco.
MoAlpln'a "Onward" Tobacco.
Lottier'H "?liver Coin" Tobacco.
PuFont'H Hportinz. Mining and Bloating Powder,
Ocltbratod "St?l Skin" Cigars.
ANNSHM!
Wo liavo completed
OUR ARRANGEMENTS
FOR TIIK
HOLIDAYS!
And invite an early in??octiou of our stock.
Larger HtocU
AND
Lower Prices
rrrr xr i.*\ri"r? TiftJAiiT.'
St. LouIn Flour.
BOYAL PATENT, Broawti's Ucf?t. Putin tho '
market. l-.-u>
JpULVEKIZED
STJGAE!
Pulverised Sugar iu whllo ni chalk itnd c? fln?U
Hour, for wutry, etc., ut
H. F. IIKIIUKN-".
dolfi ?217 Market .-it.. ornv'l ' i
giflttgational.
1. de Ghanial Aoademy,
SEAR WHEELING, TV. VA,
Tho thirty-eighth year of thia well-known Acad*
orcy, under tho charge of tho Vialtatlon Nuui,
ou tho first Monday of September next, aril
continue* ton months.
Fuplla rtceived at any time In the Marion.
Thoae who dcnirc to j-laco their daughter! la in
luatitutiou affording exceptional advautagw In
the way ol healthful and delightful lacation, excellent
board, thorough dlscli line and initructtoa
at tho band* of life-long teachers, In every department
of female education, including the nodcra
x tiaii ?it?<iv ui^runr.,
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
rtol'j 1S01 VAKKKT BTRBKT.
Iil^ADQU OUTERS
FOR
Holiday
Goods!
Tho Lugest Block and nrrnteat Varlr ty of New
ind Kburtut Uooihi for tale at price* to ?ult the
line*
Tho Public aro respectfully Invited to call and
ixamtapour ?tock.
JOS. GBAVES~& SON,
languajrw and muilo, should nerd icr a catalogue
o( this bckooi. Adilrtbs,
Directresaof the Academy of tho Viaitation,
MU do CHAN'TAL,
auZlnaw Wear Wheeling, w. V*THE
BEST
Bchool at which to acquire k obnrji, practical education,
Wheeling Bnxlnm College.
Three Repa^teCou'Rea?Academic, Guimnerci*!
and feh or than (I and Typewriting.
For College Journal mil u; Oil lege or fi<ldi".
J. M.FBABlli'H a ?U.
WhHsi . _
(goal. I
QOAL. ~ " |
THE MANCHESTER COAL COMMA I
de5 2? TWELFTH STKKKT.
poK THK
holidays:
I.oudon and Air.orlcm .Spccial ChiJ??raM Paper*,
tlaiauHc*. Ularlc*. IJoohH, Albttmit, BlblPS, Hymn
iookH, Iloller Kkrtits, An J apeni and SlHRazlnca
y the year at pullltlier'a pilcw
C. II. QI IMIJY,
dot" PooVm'11< r and Vrw? Ion If. 11'4 Market St.
ffionfectianexics,
______
CALIFORNIA WALNUTS!
3ETTEK.TI1AN ALL OTUKR8.
10 Saclts, just rcccircd by
Tako pleasure lu Informing tlioir customer1 '
Iho public generally that they have an abuwiiai
supply of thy very butt quality of Clean Sul
Coal, which they will deliver at the oM prl<*
Clean Coal, - 7 Cent.".
Nut Coal, ? 44
Order* left at tho offlcc, corner Market and Fo'jr"
teenth streets, will rccclrc prompt attention.
K. J. SMYTH, -tc y.
Tftrnhnno 401.
?UmMug,<6usJ; Steam gltttng
'?IRIMBLE A LTJT7,
PLTJMBEB8,
EASAND STEAM FITTERS,
1118 Market Street.
VUflfttlis ud Ventilating of Public Bnlt&Mi
hrclUnga and Kftctoricn a Specialty.
io84 .
J^L'KE FITXON,
14ie MAI5r HTKKKT,
'radical Plumber, Gas & Steam Fitter.
WJobblug promptly done, \[\]
1ST. SOHULZ,
nol3 1813 Hurkct Blrwt '
J IEUliN HSLDEK'S
ICE CREAM 1
ALL FLAVOH8.
Kn mtr* tilirw for Moulded Cromn. ?n19
Slctuecs and 2?atci;lals.
itave your ~~ i
Portraits Framod
i the MoLure tyouio Art Store. Block and rtylw
isnrpaaed. Olvo mo a call.
Jclc K L. XlCiOT I.. AtenL
gcnlists. I
J^EKTII EXTRACTED ]
Without I'uln !
Gold Lined 1'latc*.
GEO. C. MILLIGAN, Dontiit,
MWPh0?0 m UU Ulril'18u?t.