The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], March 17, 1888, Image 2

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The Intelligencer.
l'abllahed Daily, Baml-Weekly And ffwldy.
TERMS:
The Dally Intelligencer Is Delivered
by Carriers In Wheeling and adjacent
towns at 15 cents per week.
By Mall, Postage Free In the United States.
Daily, One Year - SB 00
Dally, Six Months - 4 00
Dally, Three Months 2 OO
Dally, Ons Month ?.... 65
Semi-Weekly, One Year 2 60
Semi-Weekly, Six Months I 25
Weekly, One Year 1 00
Weekly. Six Months 60
Great reductions to Clubs. 8end fur sample
ople* and olrtulara. Address
FREW, CAMPBELL 6u HART,
rVBLUllCBJt,
Mo. 83 and 87 Fourteenth Street,
VfHKKLiyO. W. VA.
[Kntered at the iWofllcu at Wheeling. W. Vl,
as soound-olaM matter.]
I \jt Intilliqinar,
WIIKKLOTU, W. VA., 2WAIICII 17, 1MH8.
The Prohibition Cuiii|mljpi.
The campaign for and against the prohibitory
amendment to the Constitution
of West Virginia, has forsomo time been
raging with more or lew violence. It is |
dismaying to think what the atmospheric
condition may bo live or six
months hence, when election day will
be fast approaching.
The general proposition involves questions
of morals and of public policyquestions
which men of this .State ought
to l>o able to discuss dispassionately,
without personal rancor. Unless there
shall beuchango for the better, this is
not the way iu which the campaign is to
bo carried on.
Not all of tho prohibitionists, but some
of the most active of them, have no patience
with u man who does not favor
prohibition. They take it for granted
that thero is something wrong with the
moral sido of him. lie may be as far as
themselves from joining hands with the
liquor interest?may himself bo a total
abstainer from all intoxicants?but this
will not save him in their opinion. Not
l>eing with them he is against them; and
*l?nf !u nil flinu no?wl to knnw.
Tho sarno intolerance is Been among
prohibitionists themselves. Those who
favor a Third Party arc wont to look
upon those, who do not as no better
than tho wicked. Themselves persuaded
that tho irtiird Party affords the
best means of bringing about prohibi'
tion, and through that the abolition of <
tho liquor traffic, they caunot understand
how there may bo sincerity cou- I
pled with common sense on the part of
the other class of prohibitionists.
There is of course no lack of intoierancc
in tho ranks of tho opponents of
prohibition. Very many, themselves
* ' *ot engaged in any branch of the liquor
traffic, not drunkards', j>ossibly abstainers,
aro absolutely unablo to realize that
a man can favor prohibition without Ihjing
ofT ie his upper story.
The quu<tion having l>een submitted
to tho peopiQ, us it should have been,
tho people will determine it by their
votes. The question will bo discussed,
of course, but it should be discussed with
due regard to the rights and honest intentions
of everybody imterested. After
tho vote shall have been counted and
tho result declared, wt shall go on as
before living tpgetUer as neighbors and,
let us hope, as friends.
ICIcli EiiuiirIi to Ih> IJbeml.
Aire. Hendricks, widow of tho lnte
Vice President, is chagrined to lenm
thai she has found fault with Congress
for giving pensions to Mrs. Logan aad
Mrs. Blair and none to herself. Mm
Hendricks declares that she has neither
oxpressed nor felt so ungenerous a sentiment.
She does think that a Government
so rich could well aflord to pay
her the undrawn salary of her late husband
which now lies in the Treasury.
Mrs. Hendricks is entirely right, and
there is no indelicacy whatever in her
suggestion. It is no more than Congress
is in tho habit of doing every time a Congressman
or n Senator dies. A body
which can without scruple devote large
sums of money to burying its members
?pay bills for whisky, champagne, cocktails,
Havana cigars, for the mourners who
go to pay the last evidence of resjwet to
tho dear departed?can well atlbrd to do
tho fair thing by tho widow of a man of
whom the people thought enough to
make him Vice President.
If the proposition be put on the ground
of liberality, then it is to bit said that
the Government of the United States is
nWn ?n IHwiriil UMil if miirht. tn front
Mrs. Hendricks as well as it has treated
other widows in similar cages. He is a
narrow-gauge statesman who sees in this
measure any undermining of our free in titutions.
ABOUT NOTED PEOI'LE.
Senator Hoar has received the degree
of LL. I), from Harvard, Amherst, Yalo,
Williams, and William and Alary.
Mrs. Lelnud Stanford has recently presented
a line uicmoriul chapel to Trinity
1'rotestant Episcopal Church, Sun Francisco.
Senator Rannells has introduced a bill
in the Ohio legislature providing that
condemned men shall be executed by
electricity.
Dr. K. 31. Colt recently lost $30,000 in
Wall street. Now he is in an insane
asylum, and imagines thut he is Jay
Gould's partner and worth $50,000.
Louisa 31. Alcott directs in her will
that all her manuscripts be burned, but
this will not be likely to interfere with
the publication of tho usual quantity of
]>08thumous stories.
Dr. Morell Mackensio is friendly to reporters,
in which respect, us well as in
others, ho differs from his colleague, Dr.
Bergmann, who when recently approached
by a would-be interviewer,
naitl abruptly: "Get out! or I'll have
you arrested I"
A. Branson Alcott was in his early
years a sort of transcendental anarchist,
opposed to government Taxes he especially
disbelieved in and for a time persistently
refused to pay any. He was
once imprisoned for non-payment of
taxes, and owed his release to Mr.
Samuel Hoar, father of the present Senator,
who paid them for him.
Mr. Bjornntjerno Bjorntten lias been
organizing in Norway a popular crusade
against the Mormon emissaries who are
seeking their prey there. He is an uncompromising
foe of Russian tyranny,
and thiuks that America, England au<(
Scandinavia oufllit to form a grand federation
to protect tho civilized world
from the encroaching waves of ltussian
barbarism.
Secretary Whitnev has two sonH at
boarding school, and one of them wrote
home tue other day: "We have a debating
society, and one of our favorite
subjects is, The United States Navy,
and How Might It Be Improved.'" I*erhaj*
it never occurred to tho young man
that the easiest and most expeditious
iray to improve the navy would be to
supply It with a new Secretary.
"Fiddler Bob" Taylor to meeting con*iderable
opposition In his canvass for re- ?
nomination for Governor f.f Tennessee.
good Democratic iuibority w? the
Memphis Appeal speaks of b'is equip- _
inenta na consisting of "a fiddle, a green _
baize bag, tuid a well-resined bow.'
The Rev. S. L. Coude, a prominent yj
minister of Kockford, 111., announces ai
that hereafter he will have nothing to do m
with any political party. He will not w
even vote. He savs: There are two
classes which shoufd not use the ballot, ?
clergymen and women; one is the representative
of the Heavenly King and
the other subject to men."
Senator Palmer recently appeared in .
the Senate Chamber wearing upon his a,
dark blue frock coat the white and gold
buttons of the Republican League, bear- .(
in# the mystic letters "n. u u. o. .^w
many questions were asked him regard- w
ing the significance of the badge that he t
was obliged to transfer it from his but- '
Jonhole to his pocket a
Mr. und Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt arc [
said to Jtaveboen frightened out of their
Bavarian <?wtlo by ghosts. They hod a
leased the royal house for several months,
but only remained in it two nights, j
Their rest was disturbed by peculiar j
noises that could not be accounted for. j;
The lease was given up, and the disturbed (
couple returned to Paris.
Democratic Deform.
CUrdand Ixailrr. t
I Under Public Printer Benedict's o
regime an essay on diseases of grape- 3
vines was l>ound in a volume of Itebellion
records, ami Senator Sherman's
speech in the cover of one delivered by A
Senator McPherson. The Congressional
record seems to be the only publication p
escaping the general disorder and that,
probably, because quite old enough to r
take care of itself. Benedict has evidently
been letting the "devil" run the otlice
while he discharged the printers for j>oli- *
tical reasons only.
A HuiW'tlnii to School Teacher*.
Proton County Journal. I
We publish this week Mr. Klkins's
speech in full. To nine-tenths of our j
|K*ot)le it will prove a revelation. It
ought to bo studied in our schools as a
part of the geography of the State. Preserve
it. Let teachers give it to their
geography classes. It is au eloquent and ^
Sjiliolarly" production. Mr. Hiking well
performs the exceedingly difficult! task
of making dry statistics and facts as in- 1
tcresting as a romance.
?t
A Prophecy J'nrtly*Verlflt*<l.
Virginia Frrr. I'm*. Miss
Jennie Smith, so well known
along the line of the Baltimore it Ohio
and a zealous worker in tho enterprises
which so engage theW. C.T. U., recently
said: "The saloons shall he turned
into churches." Her prophetic eye is
delighted by the sight of mo lumber of
an old hotel at Sandy Hook being converted
into a new church. God moves
in a mysterious way his wonders to perform.""
Jlo Could be J?Ioctml>
ParkerMwrg Journal.
General Flick refuses to allow his
name to be used in connection with the
| Governorship, and the sauie paper very
truthfully says also, that "if General
I Flick could be induced to run again for
1 Congress in the .Second District, we be
lieve that he would be elected, as against
| free tnide Wilson."
ChnrnolnrNtU* of (Sootl ToHte.
, SI. Clairirilte ChmnMe.
Tho Wheeling Intbllioencer appeared
in an entire new outfit Monday.
Its appearance is characteristic of the =
uniform good taste that has always distinguished
that paper. We extend to |
our neighbors congratulations on the oxI
cellencu of their daily, and its increas- -
ing prosperity.
WliiMHiic n? a llritle.
Fairmont M'cti Virginian. I
The Wheeling Daily Ixtki.uge.nceh c
made its appearance last Monday in an ?
entire now dress, looking oh bright and
winsome as a blushing bride. We congratulate
our metropolitan neighbor upon
the vast improvement it has made l
and hope it may in the coming campaign
he as irresistiblo in its arguments M
as it is attractive in appearance. 1
Good Worti I-'roni H -V? i K11 Im? r. Wivjnaburg
Indejxntlcnt.
The Wheeling Intelligencer ap- c
pcaccd Monday, arrayed in a bright new *
dress, neat, clean, and sparkling with ,,
u-ws. The Intelligencer is a good pa- H
per, and to the energy and enterprise of l>
its editor the |>eople of the Mountain i
State owe the success of Development
Convention, us well as many other good ?
tilings. 1'
TIip llrigliteat anil Heat. ^
Pkilipi RrptiUirnn. li
The Wheeling Ixtelligencer comes J
out this week in a new dress. It was 4
already by far the brightest and best of
West Virginia newspapers and this is
only another step in that line.
An Xrwiy tin Uio llenl.
Prrrton Journal.
The Wheeling Intelligencer is out
in a new dress of type. It is as pretty
as a daisy, and as newsy as the best.
The early bird catches the worm, and
sometimes* a bad cold, which however =
does no injustice to the old proverb, for
with the aid of Dr. Hull's Cough .Syrup
colds are of no consequence. Price 'Jo
cents. J
- i'
A tip for wild young men: Settle up }
and settle down. , \]
At night always have Acker's Babv K
soother ut hand. It is the only sale *;
medicine vet made that will remove all a
infantile disorders. It contains no opi- m
tun or morphine, but gives the child
natural ease from pain. Price 25 cents, c
Sold by Logan ?fc Co., C. It. Goetze, C. f
Menkemiller, It. 13. Burt and Bowie ?'
Bros. U o
si
Cleansing and healing. Palmer's si
Skin Success soup and ointment. Per- ?J
feet for nil skin diseases. At drug sW#e
of McLain Bros.
* * , \\
Something New for 9S 00. \\
If you will kindly cull nt our office we w
will fully demonstrate the World Tvpe p|
Writer to be a nraetical writing maehine. {,']
It is rapid, legible and easily operated. 1
The price is within the reach of ull. .See E:
advertisement elsewhere.
Knw. L. Rose <& Co. ^
KfeDrunrtitt Be
orat enisle cmm. taMOAMd tor (feUrrha] throat tra
fTvrtloM, fool bnwuh, off?n?r? odor*. ?on> throat, Uf,
dlphUMrta. ?Mtn UwfcwiL Xtk for -Kocoh wtl
Cat**?. Ho. Pmg. C. a. Wm. Jorwy aty, K. J. Le
?{LOOK YOuHe m
&bss^R AS
EW^M^wi*TOjhI !2:a
S^wUi ?w?> ru^
UlSTto HBPKAT8 qjBKLP.
IS Fourth Pc?siili)iitiul Purullal to b? Corn,
plntrd In ISM.
arUi CUf, (la.) Utdlifrvxr.
~ 17VG 1?U>.
1KJ4 ltOH.
-1M6 1W0.
IBM?law.
Eltrlrtl. I I'tvrt.l DffenUtl.
ibti Adauu. I I?1**'- iTbonin* Jelkrvm. I
iomm Jcfferaon. I low. iJobu Adam*. i
ibn (julncr Adam*| fcCI. IAndrew Jackaon.
udrewr Jautwon | 1&M. IJobn Qulnry Ailanu.
iirtlu Van Kuren. I IKfi. (Win. Henry Uarrltou
niHenry llarrlmnl IMP. |Martin Van Huren.> |
rover Cleveland. I 1?M. IJame* U. Blaine.
iinea G. Hlalne. | Hte8. IGrover Cleveland.
Iu our past Presidential elections there
re three historical parallels, in which
je same candidates were comi>etitorH,
ic successful candidate in the first eon. St
having been defeated in the second,
a follows: i
In 1790 Adams defeated Jefferson, and
:i 1800 Jefferson defeated Adauis.
In 1824 John Q. Adams defeated Jack.
r?I .. .1.T?K?
on, unu in iozo jucrsuu uvit-uwu ?uun
Adams.
In 1830 Van Burcn defeated Harrison,
nd in 1840 Harrison defeated Van
Inren.
The fourth parallel has run in part
ud is as foliowh:
In 1884 Cleveland defeated James G.
Jlaine, and in 1888 will James G. Hlnine
lefeat Cleveland, thus completing the
mrallfl for the fourth time ill our Xaiou's
history.
A healthy skin may be obtained
hrougli using Palmer's Skin Success
intnient and soap. At drug store of
tlcLain Bros.
D1XSD.
iLKXANPElt?In Url<ki'i?ort, Friday. March If*.,
jss-i. Sarah I'.vuk Aj.kxandkk, In her 49th
year.
'iinernl N>r\-ircj? nt 1:30 o'clock Munduy. Intermcnt
private.
>AUGIIKKTY?On Frlilny morning, March Ifi,
1888, Mrs. M.utv D.vi ohkht|, in tbe 7ist your
of her n#e. 1
'iinund from the residence of her son-in-law.
Thinnaji Mills, No. 'JtIS Market "street, on
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friend* of
lliu family are invited. *
'LKMING?On Tlmrsduy, March 15, 1888, nt8 a.
ii., May, daughter of Charles and Jennie
Tleming, aced la year* and 2 month*.
*unend will take place from the residence ol
her grandmother, Mrs. Tamer Nelson, No.
iaji pJ(ir on Saturdiiv afternoon at 'i
o'clock. Friends of the family are iuvltcd.
Interment at I*uniUftUla Cemetery.
VINCIIKH?On Thursday, March 15. lwx, at 4:4T.
I'. M.. VIRGINIA K., daughter of A. O.
Windier. used '?1 year* and a mouth*.
'unc-rul fntin th? rualdeuccof parent**. 839 Mar
kct street, Sunday afternoon at 2:.T0 o'clock.
Friend* of the family arc lurited. Intermeut
at IYnlmmla Cemetery.
rum CVwjtu, Oold?, noaraeoaaa Owm,JUthma.
luooctutl*. Woooi'lnz UMJjth, 1 nclpiant Coiuutr |>
_ tt?_ tlon. ftrnf rcilovM coarampUva
prr?nii? In aUranc*.! rtagca of W
LS2T I'n -o SJrti. Oju- B
1. CfHuiOO I'r. rH
J.'ifltJT \d' A ]? r'l only In n
iJiSBRl Ja'if'...'.* vmpjTt. nn i r.flii ourH
Ft r?-ri?l?i*<l Trado-Jlarka to wit,
Removal.
Removal
The Mutual Savings Bank ha* removed from
fo. 41 Twelfth street, ofllcc of Underwriter*'
nsur?nco Co., to the new offices of the name
Company, at No. llfio Main street, flnt door
IVI- the Kxchangi' Rink. nir-it
Wanted.
UlNTPn MEN t<> Mil our Good* In Ohio
IttluLL/ iuid adjoining oountlss. Will pay
oimI aiiUrv nnd all axr>?B?M. Wrlta for tariua
nd state salary wanted. ULOAN Co.. Manuiictnivra.
'JOI George street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ap'J'fTTiia*
tXTAXTED?MAN AS AGENT?A
f new article. ?elU everywhere. city or
onntry; n?? experience needed. One New York
kgent'* rtwt order, a enr load: Xewr Jemey
igent'#. lutff tar: Ind. Agent, linlf oar. and m>
n. Ilare chance; permanent huidnc*#: exclude
territory. Write Tint Uosakcii Co., Cinelnatl,
Ohio. fe2.VS
llf ANTED?TO EXCHANGE?ClIIT
V CAGO lhlglitf, addition to the City of
'opeko. Kansas, In now platted. Will exchange
its In till* addition for farm land* In all Canmi.
Southern and Western States; also exchange
ir Mcn-handlsc. To|ieka Ii the most profperou*
nd thriving city in the Went, and Chicago
iulghu Is one of the finest Edition* to the city,
or particular* address II. D. liOOGK A. CO.,
^ieridjlecnta/ro|HjJ^^
Druggists.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
A RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
.1 TRAINS?On and after Feb. 27, isfW-KxLANATIOX
OF KlTRtir.NCK MiUB. fSutli?y
excepted. {.Monday excepted. iNiturday
Keep ted. ISunday only.?Eaxtern Standard
int'.
H. & o. iu it.?K act. lK'|Mirt. Arrive.
xprtm .................... *5:40 ain lo:Mpm
xpruui *5:45 pnj *10:50 am
nmberland Accora 8:30 am 5:50 pm
niftun Aii'om 3:45 pm am
loundsvllle Accom 12:01 pm 1:40 pm
VTKMT.
xprcM (Chicago and Col).... *9:50 am pm
ti ft-jijio Express. **3:40 pm *9:60 am
blcago Limited *10:00pm *0:40 am
olambu* Arcom 2:25 pm fl0:35 am
Incluuati Limited \ 1:15pm 15:00am
olumbun it Cincinnati Kx.. 2:45 am (5:00 am
t. Clalrtvillc Accom 7:35 am flOi-'ft am
t. CbilncvillL'Accom 2:00 pm tl :35 pm
? Claintville Accom f5:45pui fG:l?pm
t. Clalnivlllo Avcom lo;2U pm
W., 1\ St II. Dlv.
'axhington and I'ltubnrgh. *5:00 am *0:40am
'ashington and l'ltuhntgh. t8:10am 11'-pm
ashlugton and Pittsburgh. *7:00 pm |rt:.Y?pm
a*hington and l'lttaburgh. tl :45 pm jll:10pm
anhlngton f5:20pm f?:U0am
1'., C. &NUL By.
ItUhurgh _ t7:35am t7:00pm
ItUbnrgh and New York. .. f 1:35pm f3:45pm
ItUburgh and New York.... t4:20 pm tll:15 um
WKKT.
cprcM, citi. and St. Louia- t7:35pm t7:15am
KpruM, ('In. and St. IxiuU.. p:0ftpm t7:tio i?m
(proM.SteubenvillcACol. f 1:35 pm f:i :45pm
eubenvillc and lMrunlaon. f 4:20 pm
C. A 1?. H. K.
tt'hurgh and Cleveland 16:10 am 48:47pm
eubenvllie Arcom... retain 43:43 pm
tt?.. New York A Chicago. fll:l7am fll :32 am
elUvllle Accommodation- 45:14 pm 40:23 pm
?>vi ?, i/oi. oi 11 usox tx. Tzwpm TSiwom
C? L. * w. It. It.
tprw, Cleveland, ?. i W_ fl2::v?pm t3:0Tipm
wlllon Accom. t5:00nm tll:2T?am
, Claim llle Accom t*:10ain tt :55 am
, Clainrtllf Accom flu:i'?aui fl:35pm
, Claimille Accom t2:05pm p :85 pm
, Claimille Accom 0:10 pm 8:00 pm
teal Freight and Accom R:;?pui f7:30 pm
Ohio lllver ltnllrond.
wcnRcr .. *7:45 am *11:45 am
Menger *12:00 am *2:50 pm
wctiKcr .... *4:00pm 8:15pm
II.. Z. & C. lluilroml.
tellulre it Zaneavillo Through I*aascnger leaves
llairc at 8:40a. m.. arrive* at Bellula'at 4 p. in.
Voodstleld Paiwengur leaven Bellnlrv at 4:20 p.
, arrive* at llullaitv at 8:3) a. m.
>ummerfkld Accommodation leaves Iicllaire
1:0Q p. in., arrive* at IK'llnlro at 10:45 a. m.
I71IEELIXG <fc ELM GROVE It It?
On ami after Monday, October .11. 1W.
In* on the Wheeling dt him Grove Railroad
II ran af follows:
kxi WHEN.INO
:30a. m., 7:00a. m.,9:00 a.m? 10:00a.m., 1:TO
in.,?::? p. in.. 5:20 p. in., 7:00 p. in., 0:00 p. m.
rite at Wheeling Park:
:00 a. in.. 7:35 a. m.. 9:35 a. m., 11 :35 a. m., 2:05
n.. 4:05 p. m., 5:55 p. in., 7:35 p. m., 9:35 p. m.
4vk Wheeling Pare:
:10 a. m., 7:45a. n.. 10:00 a. m., 12:90 p. m.,
9 p. in., 4:20 p. m., 6:10 p. m., 8:00 p. in., 10:00
n.
rive atWiireuxo:
:45 a. m.. 8:20 a. m.. 10:35 a. m., 1 :05 p. m? 3:05 I
n.. 4:55 p. tu.. 6:45 p. m.. 8:35 p. m., 10:V> p. in. I
US DAYS.-Leave the cltjr at 8:00 a. m. and 1
t every hour until U:U> p. m. Leave Wheeling
k at o a. m. ami run every hour until 10 p. m.,
CtU the churrh train. wlitrh win thn
k at V;45 a. m. and city at l :15 p. ro.
? C. lUUSCif, Supt, I
New Advertisements.
F~" )R KENT?FOUR KOOMS AND "
flnlilitJ itllc. Kitorml and rtlnclal (U, J
?n?! all modern oonv?nl?acee. Inquire it M I
Fourteenth itreet. mr!7* I
gTOCKS FOR SALE. "
jj Khan* ftullalre Nail Mill.
10 tibaret Benwood Kail Mill.
25 Hbant Junction Kail Mill.
JS Bharc. LaBelle Sail Mill.
4 Hbarva Elton Ulan Company.
20 tf ban* Peabody Imuranc? Company.
IS tfhar* Ohio Valley Bank.
L IRWIN, Stock Broker.
No. U Twelfth Street.
Telephone. mrl7
FOIi CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE e
and Intcrmwdlate polnta. The a# - ?
tlue pauenfer ttcaiuer UUttyff .
LOUIS A. SHIRLEY,
Tbo?. Hunter, Captain, Charley BeaToa, Clerk,
Will leave (or the above on SatcrdaY, Marvh 17,
t a iv it. t'ur all lufurmutlou auulv tu
mtia~" frank iMoYa. Attot.
RUCTION! ,
beginning on Saturday. the 14th loat., at 10 a.
m., to continue until further notice, we shall ?oll '
ut auction our large stock of Drugs, Druggists'
Sundries and Grocers' Drug*. This is a rare opportunity
to the Country and City Retail Trade
to buy llnt-claM good*.
LAUG1ILIN BROS.' DRUG CO..
mrlft lam Main Street, Wheeling.
J10B SALE.
A Desirable RcsIdencc, No. 2335 Chapllne street:
ha* nine rooms and bath room, hot and oold
water: is heated by natural gat. Thla property
has a frontage on Chapllne street of forty feet,
and n depth from Cbupllne atreet to the alley of
one hundred mid twenty feet. There la a good .
brick stable on the rear of the lot.
For further purtlcularftlmiulreori the premises
of J. W. BARTON, or of JAMES SKILL, of Nelll
& Klllngham. fe'il
JJECOItATED
Chamber Sets.
New Shapes and Design* Just received.
EWINO BROS.,
mr!7 12ir> Market Bt? opp. McLure Houso.
^JI.YDERELLA
Cooking Ranges,
Modem flnUh. Cost no more than an ordinary
Cook stove, wltli the ndvantagu of six holes.
Call aud see them ut
NESBITT & BRO.'S,
rnrl? 1312 Market Street
Come to Beatrice, Nebraska.
Cheap home*, mild climate, rich soil, good
schools; population, 10.0U0, will double in two
year*; values will also double. Will soon bo
chief manufacturing city in the State. Immense
water power. Eight railroad outleu. with others
surveyed or building. Come, take advantage j
In.? .......I., itn.u'.li 1'vnlirtil/ttia (mm all
Km tern points ul half rates. For circular* addrew
BOARD OF TRADE,
iurl7-TTliMW Beatrice, N'oh.
rj^IIK HOLMAN'
Adjustable Baby Carriage.
I-ook before you buy. When buying Baby
Carriage* bo sure you go to 0. C. Ucnthor'a ana i
Kt' the lloliuan Adjustable Baby Carriage, thu
best thing in the market. Coat you no more
than any other carriage. Can bo marie into a '
house carriage, crib, cradle and sleigh. Any
child large enough to have charge of a baby can
make the change in a few seconds. Remember,
they can only lie l>ought of O. C. (Jontbcr, tbo ;
nolo agent for West Virginia.
fcM-uiw 0. C. GKXTHEB. 10&S Main St.
Do You Contemplate Buying
A ROAD CART?
Then buy now, and ravo 25 per rent In price.
Thin U a living for buyers during the month of
March. The bi?t Koad Cart on Wheels. Seo It
before you buy nud you will buy uone other.
S. E. BOYD, HXH Market 8t.
The most complete lino of Vkoctabu: Skkds,
Eurehascd from Hr*t bands aticl tested by myself,
very seed will make a plant under favorable
elrcuinstnuce*.
S. E. BOYD, 10VI Market St.
Finest Mixed LAWK GRASS SEED, top drawing,
for lawns, at
S. E. BOYD'S,
mrlfi 10T>l Market Street.
J^IST OF LETTERS
IlomainiiiLr In the Postofllre at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va., Saturday, Marsh 17, 1888. To obtain
any of the following the applicant must ask
for advertised letters, giving date of list:
LADIES' LIST.
Raker, Lldla L. Gardner, Mrs. J. T.
> Campbell, Mrs. M.J. Hartley, Miss Kate.
('lurk, Miss Mary Ramsey, Miss Mahala J.
Clomance. Mr*. M.
GENTEEMEX'S LIST.
Barr, Col. Lathrop, E. F.
Ccly, John L, Marsh, John
1? I Mtll.?r?n Will
Piedrlch, Fred. Mln*. Harry
DUIn, Abe Morrow. Juraea
Dines, Henry Oliver, Lon*o
Furlouic. llonry Owrena. John
Goodwin, Tliumn* Schalle*. J. R.
fioidiihurxh. II. W. Hhanc. h. t.
11. M. Sijtk, Kobert
Henderwn, Alex. Speuwr, trunk
Jovcc, Thomiu Plorrott, Jo#.
Ki'llcy. W. I). Taylor. Jork
K Irk bride. 0. A. TlwUlc, W.H. .
Koehler, Paul 1'. W atwon, James A.
FIRM LIST. .
Knight & Conch Maltcr. J. 8. A Co.
mrlT ROUHRT SIMPSON, P. M.
J. S. RHODES & CO.'
Special Sale
Table Linen,
t
25 PER CENT
Less Than Regular Price
.V Inch Heavy Cream Damask at 33 cent*.
58 Inch Heavy Cream Damask, Good grado, 44c.
56 Inch Heavy Cream Damask, better grade, ]
50 cent*. l
GO Inch Heavy Cream Damaak, extra floe, to
and "i cenu.
58 Inch Full nieacbe<l Damaak, at SO ctnta. ^
Gfl Inch Full 111 cached Damaak, extra bargain,
at 75 cenu.
Tio Extra Drives Id Bleached Napkins.
[ 75 Dozen Extra Heavy % Napkins at fl 60.
100 Dozen Extra Heavy Full fi Napkins, $198.
Complete Assortment of Towels, 1
Spreads, Ac.
J. S. RHODES & CO. i
fcJt
a. iiildkkth,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
1207 Chapllne Street \
mrl.'T
a mists'
SUPPLIES I =
WInMir A Newton*. Tuho Color., C
Urtubcs, Canrai, Academy Boanl, *r
Fanels ami Placquet, at
tr T wirAi t ia idt QTADff ^
?- 1" illvUUiJ 0
mrlft 12a Mark* t Btr?t pLATKD
WARE. V
Knives, Forks,
Tea and Table Spoons.
Rogcri' Plated Ware. =
GEO. W. JOIIKSON'8 SONS,
mrl'J 1210 Main Street. ^
BEAVER COLLEGE -*
AMD
Musical Institute for Tonng Ladles,
At Bearer, Pa., on the Ohio Hirer, open? lta 40
tyrioa K*?lon M*rrh 27. Beat equipped Mualc
School In We?era, Pa. Literary, Art, Elocution _J
ind Short-hand advantage* of a hljjh order. =
mriamw R. T. TAYLOR. Prca. T
A LL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOP <
Printing neatly and promptly an
ht iQUslii^cnw Job Roomi. ?oi
Ceo. E. Stlfel & Co.
Geo. E. Stifelf
&c CO. ^
y" We
have this day placad on
sale our Large and Elegant
Line of
ShTClINU
WRAPS I
0058ISTIHQ OF
Ottoman & Velvet
PelerineS
BEADED WRAPS,
Tailor-Made
JACKETS!
OF CLOTH AHD JERSEY,In
all th? Latest Shads* and Styles
OUR SILK,
Velvet, Plush and Dress Goods
Departments are now more
complete than ever, having
added all the newest styles and
latest shades in Plain and
and Morie Silks, Plain and
Novelty Plushes, Velvets and
Dress Goods.
OTJIR, i
New line of French Satines re- '
ceived, and we are now able to
show the largest and most
complete assortment in both
shades and styles, in the city.
GEO. E. STIFEL & CO, ^
1114 Main Street.
Logan & Co.
LOGAfSTRlCl
A popular Liniment. Boll* rnpidlr. Jtwt the ?.
thing for Khoumatic 1'alnn, Bpralm, SoroThroat, (
4c, 25ccnta. V
Logan & Co.'s Cough Balsam.
Effective, Plcaiant. Po<* not cotutipate. Flr?tcIum
in ill rocpoctf. I'iccnu.
Sanguelanges Face Powder. A
Bald to rival Pozxoni'a, and only half the price. I I
3amplc* Irve. \J
CIIEIIRY LIP BALVK,
ALMOND FLOUR,
LILLY CREAM,
And all tho popular Counctlca, Skin Soap, .to., _
FOB BALI BT ILOGAN
& CO.,
Druggitu, Bridge Corner.
,WB WOULD LIKE TO 8IIOW YOU
Our Toilet Soaps.
To doMribo the variolic* vro hare would Oil a
olumn. We have th? good*, and can ploaae jou
n quality and prlco.
LOGAN"& CO.,
Druggist*, Bridge Corner. ^
Mo w
Architect \
M. F. G1ESEY, _
Architect and Snperintendent, ~
riang and Specification* Furnlahod for ^
Churches,
School Houses, "J
Residences, Stores
And Public Buildings. for
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WSpoclal attention given to '
leating, Ventilation ?
And Sanitary Plumbing. Gl
deal
Wheeling Bakery.
"VSE THOUSAND POUND8
J -or- Pitt
7ine Fruit Cakel
Now Ready and for aalo by Br]
VHEELING BAKERY CO.
1230 Market Street.
auc yonr Grocer for Panmke Flonr. dels
ihina, Glass am! Queensware. abiej
J"UST RECEIVED!
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Vail Papers, Borders m
And Celling Decoretlona, *
At Beaaonablo Pricea
JOHN FRIEDEL,
ttii 1119 and lia Main Street. AU
Musical Goods.
DIAK08
MOVED! r.
PUnoa Motod, Boxed and Stored, promptly "
d cirefully, by
F. W. BAUMEB A CO.,
mr? 1510 Market Street
?0R DODGERS A I
AND SMALL HAND BILLS, A
Jo to the Ixtxluoixcm Job Boomi, Noa. 2ft Neatl]
d 27 Fourteenth auvet, where jrou ma be accomodated
at abort aetlee.
Ceo. R. Taylor & Co.?Dress Goods.
rEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
Will open and place on sale this morning
another shipment of their
NEW FOREIGN
Dress Goods
And inWti an early inspection of the Choice
Lines now ready.
THIS SHIPMENT EMBRACES MANY
^renchNoyelties.
t .
In Both Texture and Colorings,
All of Which
CAN BE RELIED UPON
f
AS BEING THE
VERY LATEST!
GEO. R. TAYLOR A CO.,
1150 MAIN STREET.
Furniture, Carpets, Etc.?G. Mendel & Co.
VORTH LISTENING TO
Indeed it lfl. The story is being told about tho complotenoss and
oheapnoss of our
Beautiful Spring Stock!
Enthusiasm over it knows no bounds. It pleases everybody.
Ecstatic exclamations greet tho oar, and all are oagerto proclaim
the (act that tho
)uality? Styles and Prices
Have no equal. Wo know it and feel proud of it. To that end
we bend all our efforts, and tho result is ominontly satisfactory.
Call and boo us boforo you buy
ARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS,
OIL CLOTHS,
>arlor& Bed-Room Suites.
FANCY CHAIRS!
Or anything In ear line. Wo know that wo can satisfy you. We
GREET YOU CORDIALLY.
i.nd permit you to make a critical examination of our stock and
comparison of prices before buying.
UGt^Undertaklng and Arterial Embalming a Specialty.
}. Mendel & Co.,
NO. 1124 MAIN STREET.
Boots and Shoes?James Divine.
are Opportunity for Shoe Buyers
IAAII I 13-^1 1 13 I ci
ix/ j-uuk.cu tuts ui uic ucai uuuib aiiu onucs arc
'04 | offered to Close at unheard of prices, to make roorr
Spring Goods.
JAMES DIVINE, 11Q7 Main Street.
mblng, Gas & Steam Fitting. Contractors and Builders.
;o. Hibberd & Son, blltz, flading & co.
scooaMra to Thompson A nibbenl, _
practical Contractors and Builders,
Eatlmatca Furnlihod oil Work of til Dcecrlp
mbers, Gis & Stc&m Fitters, manufacturers of
BRASS FOUNDERS, DOORS, SASH
AND FRAMES,
5CIA LTIE8.?Natural Gu Supplloa, Steam
log and Ventilation. 1 *** ?
1314 Market Street. Lnmbcr' Lath' SUn*,C8' &C*
WIIEELWO, W. VA. K1' to STAIR WORK.
We haro engaged a flnt-claaa Designer, aad
Allwork promptly don. ??, re , SftSBTSMSttMS &S&fi2
all descriptions.
rm. hare & son, Orrici axd PAcroar,
Cor. Nineteenth & Eoff Streets.
practical . _ _ _
mbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, Jewelry, Watches, Etc.
.. _ __ in to oa per r.v.vt
NO. 03 TWELFTH ST. AV w v""**
"ST*1" Redaction of Prices!
lBINET PH0T0GRAPH8
In order to make room for New Spring Qood*.
l d*o An n r\ we will offer our entire Stock of Fine Imported
lly SpO DO Her L)OZGn China, Blaqae Figure*, Clocks, Broom, Fine
jii.. Lmdj*. Onyx, Table*, TedeaUlf. Gold and SUrar
UIGURS' GALLERY, Watchee, Dlamonda, and all Brlo*-Brao Good*
5o. o Twelfth Btrft. "10 to"P?r?nL reduction.
X KINDS OF I. G. DILLON & CO.,
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
r and promptly executed at the J EWELEflS,
Daily lHTBUJQE*coJoaOrnac, " - '
Jfoa. 31 and 27 Fourteenth rtreet iff# aLABKET STSXXT. ja90
Amusements.
Grand Opera House,
0. C. GESTHER. Letaec 1 Manager.
Tbrw? Nights only and Saturday Matin*,
Commencing Thursday, March 15,
N. Ward Fitzgerald
In bit Famous
Illuminated Lectures 1
Hie Event of the Smuou.
admUslon, 13, X and W wnu. Matin* prim.
15, & and 85 oenu. Seat* en aaleatSheib'ieitfc.
oat axtra charge. mru
Grand Opera House!
0. C. QESTHER, Lmmm and Manager.
TUraa IflfbU Only. omra?nelng on Moxdit
Kvkmnu, Maixb 19.
Amarlca'i Farorit* Soubwtte,
Miss Jennie Califf,
And a Grwat Comifeuy of CouwllatM, iu tha
laughable Comedy,
1 little muffets.
Tuesday sail Wodnowluy, tbe Grvai l>min?,
AMERICAN PRINCESS!
Grand Matlnoo Wodneaday Aftumooii.
AdmUalon, 1ft, '?> and M> cent*. Matinee pdCM
15. ?> and 35 conta. Soata on aalu at SbutbV
For Sale.
OR SALE Ott BKSMUTI>KBlUAlil.K
now Dwelling llonm, No. *u .N
York ?weot. Island, now owned by LewU Jottu:
natural Ka*. bo; and cold watvr.ti>rougbout. In.
quire 01 JOHN G. BKIIGKR, No. lioi Mala
atroet. inn;
-pOB BALK.
No. 1 General Store
And a Seven-Roomed Dwelling.
Declrablo location: old Mtabllihed trado. A
ruro opportunity. Addrww
LOCK IK)X No.?,
fc29 Wbwllng. \V. Va.
1 JiOK SALE LOW.
Farm of 397 Acres within two mllc? of fim;.
All If.illr..".! J...-..?
culU?a7fm>7and tho fwiduo'la uVralUdUaU?
oak, poplar and walnu t. '
W. V. nOOE 4 BRO..
foQ2 i:?) Markwi Ktrt^t.
pott SALE.
A two-atory Framo House and hull aero lot.
on# mile west of liri?lKv|M>rt. Ohio, ou Nml-nui
Koad. House contains Mvcn room* and muu<-r
kitchei, a good stable ami all uuctamry outbuildings;
plenty of cholco fruit ou pMimlm;
cheap and on tsu?y term*.
Alao, a good two-story Brick Dwelling IIoum
on Houth Huron street, Wheeling Islaud.
Also, sorornl Hue farms for naIu.
H. T. HOWELL,
Insurance and Ileal Estate A Runt,
f0l3 BltttHiKWUlT. I Ml 10.
FOR SALE.
Wo offer for sale about Acroa of Land Juit
cast of tho Court IIouso, MoundsTillo, W. Va,
on which is a largo dwelling house and outbuildings,
fruit trees, shrubbery, Jfc.
Thin land Hum so thai tlvo of tho principal
streets extend through It.
ThU land will bo sold a.i a whole or In poroiU
to iult the purchasers. Terms eaoy.
Also, about forty Building Lots adjoining
samo. Inqulroof J. W. 0ALLAF1EH,
JOHN M.TUBNEK,
21. W. UUNTKIt.
mrl Moundsvllle, \V. V*,
FOR SALE.
(24) Twenty-four Lota in Caldwell's Addition
to tho City of Wheeling:.
Said Lot* arc tMUnded on tho north by Twentyninth
street, ou the cast by Fillmore street. on
tho south by the Hnndlnn Homestead, and on
the west by the B. A 0. It. R.
Thoir proximity to the above named railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
It not sold in thirty days will be sold at pub- ;
" Ucanetlon.
For term* aud,iuruier iniormntion appiy i?
W. V. IIOGK .t uno.,
r 1300 Murkul Street,
I Or William M. II an dun.
i au!5 H. W. for. Chm?lln? Slxtmuh st<. .
Real Estate.
fofTrent.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. 2ft07 Alley B,4 roomed house. PJ 00 a month.
No. 2810 Main street, lln?t floor, 97 60* month.
No. 2C01 Wood* street, a rooms, nuwrly p?|?crul,
97 004 month.
No. 4M National Road, 98 00 a month.
No. 1037 Market stroet, store-room and cellar.
. ? POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.?
! No. 130 Fourteenth street, 115 00 a month.
J No. 41 Maryland htrwjt, 6 rooms uml UnUlicd
attic, $12 &0 a isonth.
No. 131 Vlrxlnla street, H8 50 a month; will
put Id Illuminating km fixtures.
No. 183 Virginia street, ll.tlSO a month; nlfl
pot In illuminating km llxturen.
m.. xtMu.t ?I1 m ? ttmnlh
FOR_SALE.
I No. IflO And 132 Fourteenth 'street, n double
brick, 6 rooms to each Iiouim; will Mil ww w
both.
No. &l 8evontoenth street, a six roomed brick;
bouse, 31,0m.
No. 2&tt Main street.
fiO Aero Farm, tlvo miles wost of Malamonu.
Washington county, Ohio: frame house, barn nn?t
_ stable, oruliard una Kmall fruit*: fiu acres rltmrv*!;
I is valued at 91,800. Will oxulmugw fur sity
Aero Farm, two miles cast of city; Is ?alue-i
?t 911,000.
160 Acre Farm on Short Creok; is valued at VJ
P225 Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek; U
valued at 900 00 par acre.
fiO Acru Farm near Triadelphln, vnluodnt 13,f?00.
40 Acre Funn neur Slsterarille, Tyiur count;;
is valued nt 92,100.
9 Acres Of land near Triadelphla, with a mtou
roomed bouse, fI,?mu.
No. 2126 Market street, lot 66 feet front.
Two desirable residences on Sixteenth street*
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pensiou mid Claim A?torney,
Collector and Notary Public. mrl'i j
FOR SALE/
. A Desirable Residence on South Penn street. *
> .rooms with all modern improvements. Lot T5i
130. Price reasonable.
Modern 7 lloomed House, 27 South York itrect,
? aheap.
Good 6 Roomed Brick House, corner Wood au>l
Thirty-eighth streets. I'ajr u?au investment.
A Splendid Farm near Ml. Pleasant, Ohio,
eight miles from Wheeling.
> Seven Roomed House on North Front street;
> lot 60x400.
Six Rooomed House on North York street.
Building IiOta.
? DwAlllnir llnuiMt and Btnra Rooms For ItOUl
from April i. I, *,
t 0. O. SMITH,
]*2 ileal Entoto Agent. IBM Main St '
Stationery.
' Some- Seasonable Books!
Union'* U.8. A. Infantry Tactic*, leather....# 2
TheAiaerlcun Almanac. gpofford
1 Tho Dnaantln. Krank JUoekton. Paper to
The UuMuntiM. Frank titockton. (Jlotii ~<\
Taxation ami Kevouuc IHwcuMcd. 1'apcr.. . %>
Memories of Men whoHavcdthe Union. l?-m <
Piatt. Paper.:... M
. Tho Art of liatting and Itae Running - ?'
Tho Art of Pitching and Fielding *
Stopn, or JIow to ftinctuate. I'apcr
Our Country. lU?v. Jo?lnh Wrong. I'aprr *?
Mr. Patter, of Tcxaa. Author. "Mr. llarnit."
March ami April Literary and Faahiun MngaMine*.
Orderi *ent off nearly crery nigh U NotroubH
to sond yours at same tltno.
Stanton & Davenport,
No. 1.1)1 MAItKRT fiT.
X. n.~Wl!I make largo addition* to our rent
and 60ccnt H-otlon*. turn
1852. SWUNG TKADE. 1888.
-WALL PAPER BORDERS,And
Celling Decorations!
Tho largest itock and greatest varloty in
the State.
Baby Carriages!
100 fa f tore. Price* from $6 00 to $W CO.
Wo are nolc agent* for tho Downing Pleeplnf
Coach, the bent Baby Carriage In the world.
All good* wld at price* to <u!t tlio llrart.
Jos. Graves & Son,
20 Twelfth Street.
d?n .
JTEWSPAPERS,
Magailnet and Cheap Publication!. ,
Bound Dook*. School Book* *nd Kutlon?T.
Booboot In tock lurnl.liod worter. ,
Periodical" by Uio yc?r ! pnbl ?hm
pnco. dcllTcred In Ui? dly or mllvl
c. ii. qtiiM nr.
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