The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 12, 1888, Image 2

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The Intelligencer. *'
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The Dally Intelllgoncor Is Dellvored ''
by Carriers In Wheeling and adja- I*
cent towns at 15 cents per week. c,j
By Mall, I'ofiUxe Freo In tie United States.
Dally, One Year .. $8 00
Dally, Six Months - 4 00 i
Dally, Three Months 2 00
Dally, One Month 65 tr
Semi-Weekly, One Year 2 50 cc
Semi-Weekly, Six Months I 26
Weekly, One Year 100 .
Weokly, Six Months 60 ^
Great reductions to club*. Send for aamplo ^
Cojilmand circular*. AiMnw
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FCBLUHKM, fn
No. 25 and 27 Fourteenth Street,
WHKKI.IXG, W. VA. j.
[Kitten*'! at the I'oMofflcc ?t Wheeling, W. Vn., j?(
M M.*coti(l-c)<uut matter. | ^
% Intelligencer.?
WJIEKLDfG, W. VA., MAY 19, 1888. n
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In tho dentil of Dr. James Druminond ^
the Methodist Church loses a grand old
figure and nn eloquent preacher. tj
Two Kentucky jurists nro having
their little diHi-rences ventilated in a 11
law suit. When judgo sues judge then t
JuHtico weeps indeed.
Tiik published statement of the First j
National Hank of (irafton shows n sur- ,
plus of $31,000 and undivided profits of fi
$14^9.03. 1
Tiik ciphers that please Ignatius Don- 1
nelly most nro thono tliut follow a numeral
in figuring up the profits on the
sale of his cryptogram.
An exchange speaking of a young man t
says "he had a mania for clothes." Itjs t
to ho hoped for the sake of tho coin- ?
munity in which ho lived he had. j
A ci.uh house of the Ilarvurd students
in Cambridge was raided by the police,
and more bottles than books were found. .
Cambridge is a local option town.
Hon. William L. Scott, of Pomisyl- i
!> <> anmw.il nil Mil In bill <
yesterday as per announcement. It is '
full of the sophistries of freo trado nrgu- '
inent, and a worthy companion piece of '
Hon. William I.. Wilson's argument (
? i
Tub Kingwood Tunnelton Railroad (
was sold last Saturday for $T>0,000, the ,
amount of tlm mortgage debt, to a syn- ,
dicate, and imismuch lis the stockhold- j
ers, outside the syndicate, lose their j
stock, there is a good deal of soreness f
over the sale. (
That was a startling connudrum pro- 1
pounded to the Methodist General Con- *
ference by a delegate from China, asking [
if converts from heathenism having more
than one wife can still retain them and
ho good Methodists. It was seriously 1
referred to the Committee on the .State
of the Church.
Tiib Union I^eaguo Club has hauled ^
Cleveland over the coals in exposing his I
record on Civil Service reform. There r
were a few deluded persons who be- (
lieved he was sincere in his promises, I
but when they read the facts and figures c
given by the Club the scales will drop ?
from their eyes. Tho Mugwumps after c
they have perused tho arraignment of a
the President will undoubtedly hire v
some ]K*rsons to kick them. li
I
Tin: doctors of the country in session |
at Cincinnati have dcnounccd the
"quacks." But will not the quacks still jj
quack? In this connection tho telegraph v
contained a rather amusing story. A ^
street faker was arrested for practicing t
without a license. /Tlo immediately a
showed a diploma, remarking tlmt when n
ho was a good doctor ho starved; now u
that he was a quack ho was getting rich.
This, however, was'not saying that his
patients wero getting well. i,
Tiik gluo manufacturers of tho United n
States, in session at Washington, have 11
filed a strong protest against placing glue ^
on the free list as proposed by tho Mills "
bill. The petition claims that there are
$0,000,000 invested in tho ninetv-livc H
glue factories in the country. It also as- Hi
serts that any reduction in tho present M
rates of duty imposed would result in
the destruction of this industry in the J
United States, the loss of immense sums
of money now invested in buildings aud t
fixtures, which are useless for any other
puri>08e, and would throw out of em- A
ployment a very large number of men. a
? s<
Klortrlr strrrt lUillr.inilft.
Tho Wheeling Railway Company now
ojH'rate their cars from Tenth street
down as far as tho Forty-second street J)
sUftblcs of tho Citizens Company, and are
pushing on southward with their j>oles .
and wires. They expect to reach Boggs
Run perhaps this month, and their teriui- ^
nus at tho Benwood ferry landing by the ^
1st of July. By that tiuio both companies
will use tho lino in common, in- ^
eluding also tho North Wheeling route,
nlw>ve Tenth street, making a continuous j.
line of live miles from North Wheeling 1'
to Benwood, over the whole of which .
the faro will bo, as now, only five cents.
Up to this time tho now road, running
as it has only between Tenth and ^
Twenty-seventh streets, has had but a ^
limited patronage, made all tho more wj
limited, perhaps, by tho apprehension
that electricity is apt to magnetize and
uiBonii-i nHitiiCT, xmn iij'j'rviiuiiMiiu
sooms to bo a matter of pure imagination 00
as respects watches carried on tho per- *U
sons of passengora occupying tho body 8,1
of tho car. So fur as known a watch tr'
thus carried is not affected in tho least W)
by the electricity of tho motor in the ^
cab or pilot house. This is tho experi- ^
enco on all the electric roads of the ^,|
country, now sixty in number. No ^
complaints are anywhore heard of such tQ
trouble. ju
Our neighbors at Steubonville an! soon p
to liavo an electric road, which will be ^
their first street car line. Heretofore
they have boon debarred from such aeon- jft
venience by tho cost of operating street =
cars by horse power. The relative cost
of operating cars by the threo methods
known as electricity, horse power and
cables is given in a late issue of the .
Chichgo Tribune (as tho calculation of
experts) at tho following ratios:
KI.RCT. HOMES. CABLES,
of CATO 1 O.M 0.S1
Motive power 1 LL? i.oc <
fonatruclloaof roadway 1 U.M 'J.W
ItoprvcUtlonaud repairs I 1.17 2.01 i
Ojicmtliyj expense* (exeluding
wimcvm) 1 H.3S 1.71 J
Total*. .. f, 7.37 7.71
Awr 1 i.|7 1.&3 I
IIow far this table is of universal application
throughout tho country ^it'
>uld Ik? hard to say. Each locality has t
me variation in its items of coat. The t
incipal saving expected here in Wheel- 1
g is in the increase of speed gained <
i<l the consequent diminished num r
of ?'an? required. No test has been
Mwihle as yet to ascertain the relative ;
St i
This line when completed throughout ]
i entire length will be an unusually ;
ng line among those operated by elec- j
icitv, and the fare will be, we presume,
insiderably below the average. Cer- |
inly live cents for five miles is a very
w fare. It will only bo five-eights of
ie present commutation fare between
'heeling and Benwood on the steam
>ads, ami less than half their regular
re.
The close connection at Benwood for
ellnirc will be a great advantage to the
eople of both cities, inusmuch as it will
e the cheapest anil quickest method of
avelling between the two places. Citi?ns
can como and go at any hour of the
Mini tin tn a Into limir (it fiiclit A
Mind trip faro of 15 cents is talked of,
Inch will bo about half the present
iro.
Tho route bfltwoon Hoggs Run and
lie lien wood ferry has presented many
illiculties, owing to the net work of
racks at tho Riverside Iron Works, and
lie company have had to adopt the
ounty road route in order to avoid
heso complications, hut while this has
ncouvenienced and delayed them it has
lot prevented tho very desirnblo conummation
of connecting Wheeling,
Jcnwood and Bellairo by this cheap
uethod of increased intercourse.
Tlir Londod Lovu I.ettur Again.
Love hitters will be written as long as
lie world lasts, containing "thoughts
hat breatho and words that burn." To
bird p:irties tho seemingly innocent
leclarations of affection and devotion
ippear very ridiculous, especially when
hey aro read in open court. These
imatorv effusions aro the sport of tho
lissectiug lawyer, who dwells unctiousy
011 the emlearing phrases and tender
vonls. Of late wo have a great many
usUinces where passion has suddenly
ooled, and its a consequence the case
ins been thrown into court which has
jroiiglit out to the cold and unsympaJietie
gnjw of the world the deadly loaded
love letter. It would appear that
nen would learn by the experiences of
heir unfortunate fellows to be more dis
irect in their amatory corrcB]>onuencc |
md get tho art of lovo down as lino as
t is expounded by Ovid. Well selected
erinH of endearment and a dignified
tvowal of affection never convnl.se a
ourt or amuse tho public, but it is the
vcak and silly vaporings of the "Baby"
md "Bunnie" of tho literature of love, i
hat excites laughter. Thero seems to
>e no cure for this class, and if they can I
itand it, why it is presumed the public
'4111.
The latest case that is furnishing
unusement is on trial in Pittsburgh. I
The defendant in the case was a lover
vho not only "sighed like a furnace,"
mtjwlio actually worked nt ono in
i steel mill. During a torturing absence
rom the side of the fair one he imparts
lis sulfering to her through the medium I
if a letter. His place of exile is Chica-1
o, and tho fever of his passion is so
onsuming that he is compelled to seek
place on the cool shores of the lake to
rrite. He must have felt comfortable if
lis costume had anything to do with it.
Io describes it with great particularity,
le scribbled as follows:
"Attired in undershirt, slippers, light
ants, and linen coat, and armed with
rriting paper, pen and ink and Waverv/V
Magazine, I bend my steps towards
be cool, shady banks of Lake Michigan,
nd sit me down to write my thoughts
boat home one who has been haunting
:ie all night and all morning."
Judging from the description of his
ress it must have beon ho who was dong
the haunting, its his apparel was as
early ghost-like as possible, This
light bo excused when the heat of a
uly day is taken into consideration,
ut the poetry he writes should send
im up for life. Its irrelevancy to love
flairs moves us to reproduce it. It is
liort, and wo cannot conceive that it
ill do any damage. Here it is:
I won u (aim cvonlnjr in July.
ml our rooster in crying for a fry,
lie pump hamlle squeak*,
ike a N-nml man njieakn.
A.s tla* hired Kir] jcrkM tlm pump,
lie fniKHM?iunwk Ion.I,
lie L'irUnll iu a crowd,
U lii'ti ii tiuy little niouxo climbs up on n
stump.
ml the healtliiul upritiK Is gone;
ut Mimuter Inhere,
ml Ice erentn In near.
> Nul am I.
ii like to erv, ;
i?r my hutccut ha* followed the spring.
He asks his love "if he isn't quite a i
oet," and unnecessarily pleads with her
not to tell anyone."
Once again he is seated by Lake Mich- j
inn's pleasant shores anil the delicious- 1
' comforting thought comes to him ;
hat the same sun that lights up the <
urizon of his happiness shines for her." J
Having left Chicago and the inspiring <
ke ho writes from homo a very touch- <
gletter, lie sceius to lmvo changod j
* mind as to his poetical abilities, und *
. c'kly confesses he is no Byron. He
rites: }
"I shall not attempt to answer your j
issivo with the same poetical fervor y
ut covers your's from beginning to end, 1
r 1 am no poet, ami you know it. But j
tiile you are walking the glorious pave- ]
ents of n promised Eden, I can only j
ilk tlto common earth ami dwell with j
rthly things. I mean that I cannot t
it the color on my thoughts you can, j
ch an "tho sunny sido of sweet deliv- j
unco," "Yours till death do us part," 1
nl no on. But I agree with you, for '
2 will l>o truo till death do us part, and ]
en I do sincerely hope to meet you on i
e sunny banks of sweet deliverance, j
10 last few weeks, Pet, have been gold- '
\ ones to me, and I am looking forward |
an eternity of bliss in tho coming ;
ture. Wo can make each other happy, ;
it, if wo will each do as we Bhould, my
irling Pet"
These are tho brightest specimens of a l
rgo collection. If they will continue i
?$SN|:
4SKss> |
NoAcHSSfclATICA
PROMTWERMA^ENTI^ \
DrjGGI5TS.??oDEALEnS.EvDlry(HE8Cj I,
JIE; CHAS'A-VdgeierEO-BAIIII'MO' 1
o do it, th(*e lovers who ceaw to loiro
ire perhtpa Jiutly^punished in l*iHK w
leld up to the ridicule they no richly VV
leserve. -2^
FO
W? Tw!
"Gen." Diss Debar, the husband of
Madame Diss Debar, who has been crea- \y
tins such an excitement in New York
by ner alleged spirit jointings, is said to ??|liave
been one of the organizers of the yjy
Drijjinal State government of West Vir- tlJl*
(jinia. Wo desire to state in this con- ??^
section, tliat the State administration at Ty
that time was not a Democratic one.
The Madame was a former resident of A?l?lrV
l'arkersburg.?CharhtUm Mar. T70
General Diss Debar had nothing what- Jj
ever to do with organizing the origimd
State government of West Virginia, and a goo
even if ho had he was engaged in a highly wa|{01
respectable work and it would have been
that much to his credit. It is alleged that ?~
Diss Debar did suggest the motto that ^
adorns the coat of arms of West Virginia. v*onj
If lie did it was a very happy suggestion, at the
Diss Debar's work in West Virginia was
as the agent for a land syndicate, and
while working in this capacity was made
State Immigration Agent, an office Xi
mainly honorary. The Star need not wo
worry itself about Debar's late antics choo?
l?r!uL?im? <Iitumu>n on Wi'Ht Virginia. ClUI
His residence in this Stato was merely
nominal, and whatever good ho may m*]
have done by his residence here will in UK
no wiso bo affected by his irregular life ,lne p
of later yearn. L
? Tho*.
. WHO CAN "GET THBflK, YAXT wiu
nt instates
the ltejiubllcnn* ciuj Curry With the my
lllght Candidate. T) ]
Troy, Kan., Chief, {Rrp.) _L\>
With the right candidate the Kopubli- J (
cans can carry every Northern State,
and, by working for it, West Virginia j,,,
also.. There are 401 electoral votes, of
which 201 are necessary to a choice. "Iy
Here aro the States and the number of J^
I votes that may be carried by the right
I candidate. We make no suggestion as Por
| to who that would be, leaving it to the UUu
! good sense of every Republican.
NEW J KIWKY 0
I MASSACHUSETTS 11
VKKMONT I _il!>
NEW YOilK M a
WISCONSIN 11 /\
MICHIGAN 13
INDIANA 1A
ILLINNIS JJ w,D
CALIFORNIA H KIKl
MINNESOTA 7
KANSAS y A c
NEW HAMPSUIUK 1
oiiio as , '
RHODE ISLAND I
NEBRASKA .r?
PENNSYLVANIA \J
IOWA 13
MAINE 0
1 ?
(?KE<ioN X
NEVADA a Stric
COLORADO :<
WEST VIKU1NIA 0 I5u^
I'M my
I)IK1>. F
KREUSCII?At his late residence on Wheeling
hill, on Wednesday, May U, 1S88, Rev. John
1'htklt Kkki m ii, formerly iwstor of St. Alplionaiu
ehureh, wed tw yearsowl ft mouth*. <*ent
Solotnn Kequicm Miuwand funewl from St. Al- kou?
phonnu.h Church, Saturday, May 12, at 'j
o'cloek a. m. my
tk |
tut
v rv\? w* ; *1 ndve
fid4
rnun MM unrr'Ql1""
j uunn uui 1 u
MALT EXTRACT. C
The Best Nutritive Tonic
fob
I]il|iulro(l Digestion, Jlnlniilrllloii 111 ('oil- T I
valcsccncc, Pulmonary nml
Tliroat Diseases.
A SOVEEEIGlf REMEDY gjnj
For the Weak and Debilitated. "
Indorsed by nil Physicians Throughout the Civ- n ,
iflicd World. K-f,
Prop. 1'ietka Santa, op Paris,
the world renowned specialist on pulmonary . ,
diseases, In his work published in Paris, sjicaks
of tlio Johuun llofrs Malt Extractas follows: J:1*"
' I can highly recommend thin pleasant remedy /".""J;
In restoring weakened digestion. Ah h large
number of i>atieuts lark the necessary power to {j'1'";
digest solid f?HKl, and would, through the use of " J"1,
stimulant*. be merely cxelted and weakened. f}"lf
therefore I regard it of immense value to the i1/":
Practitioner to bring to his aid u pleasant rem- '
edy like the Genuine Johann Hotl's Malt Ex- v!'1.11
tract, which will act not only as a tonic but us u 11,1
nutritive as well, ami which is less exciting thiiu
wine us a stimulant.
JOHANN HOFF, myl
Uerlln, Purls, Vienna. ~~
New York, No. 6 Barclay Street.
WTIlewaro of Fraudulent Imitations.?Tlie
genuine has the signatureof "Johann Horp"on
the neck, and comes iu tint squatty bottles with |
a German label thereon.
TAKK NO OTHER.
myl-'-w.is
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF L
rl TRAINS?On and after April 29, lKss-Kx- V
I'I.anation op Uekkuknce Marks. ?l)aily. fSunlay
excepted. {Monday excepted. (Saturday ^
Excepted. ISunday ouly.?Eastern Standard
time. ^
?* Jb <1 H II IfAttT I llm.urt I At-riv,,
Philadelphia Limited *5:25 am *10:45 pm ?
Mull and Expruaa *5:10 pm *11:20 nm
Cumberland Accom- 9:05 nin 5:50 pm
Urafton Accom 5:10 pm ll:'J0atn
Mounditvillc Accom 7:35aui 11:15 am J
Moundavllle Accom 12:01pm 1:40pm ?
wr8t. i
CambridgeAccom ?? f9:C0tm f7:10pin
Rxpfgw (Chicn?o and Col).... 10:r. am *0:10 pm
Jhfcujco Kxprvjwc *8:40 pro *9:50 am
Chicago Limited *9:60 j?m *6:'25 am
'olumbu* Accom !2: ? '? pm flO:85 nm
Jlnclnnatl Limited *il:lf?j?m *4:M am
it. Clalnvllle Accom ...... t8:0a,un f7:Watn
U. Clalravllle Accom |9:00am f 10:35 am
U. Clalruvlllo Accom T-:oo pm tl :85 pin
JL Ulalnrille Accom 5:10 pm fG:lopm
W., P. * H. l>lv. f
>Vaahiugton and Pittsburgh. 5:00 am *10:15nm
>Vn>hlngtou and Pituburgh. *8:10 am *11:10 pm
Ittfburgh A l'hlla. Kx>....... *6:20 pm *6:55 pm
JVaahlngtou and Pituburgh. tl :45 pm t12:45 pin Xlie <
Washington. p:30pm t&:00nm
l>Utabtirgh Accom 15:30pm 111:55 am
!?., C. ?S Ht. L. lly.
MtUburgh +7:85am t7:00pm 1^rm\
Mttuburgh and Now York.... tl :35 pm f 3:45 pm f
UUburgh aud New York..., t4:*20pm fll:15am
wot. w
?xprcm, Cln.and fit. Lonla. t7:S5am t7:15am
Sxurciw, Cln. andfiL LouU.. f9:Q5pm t7:00 pm _
lixprvM, fiteubeuvllle ?fc Col. tl :85 pm |3:ijpm Saazc
HuubcnvUlu and Dcnulaon. |4:30pm mend
C. * P. It. 11. -?._i
[MtUburgh and Cluvcland |6:10am t8:47pm nuiri
ttenbenvUlo Accom... t9:88am t:t :43 pm Jiso.
i'lttn.. New York & Chicago. fil :17 am filnm tiio]
AelUvlllo Accommodation. t5:14pm t6:23 pm .
Jluvul'd, chl. ?t PituliV Kx. f2:02 pm fs:53*m Put
C., L. * W. It. It. GLA
ExprcM, Cleveland, K. A W. tl2:85 pm f8:05 pm mu.
Majaillou Accom t5:00pm f 11:25am
it. Clalravllle Accom f*:10am tl>:.V>am BtR
it. Clalravllle Accom tl0:25am t3:35pm COM
St. Clalravllle Accom f2:05pm f5:.V.pm ?v. r
it. Clalrnvlllu Accom 6:10 pin 8:00 pm tne *
Local Freight and Accom 8:30 pm f7:30pm and t
Ohio lUver lUiUroud.
Pancnger. *7:a'?am *11:00 am zjl
I'aanenKcr *12:15 pm *8:20 pin
Pawenger *4:30 nin *8:15 tun
pwwlt 1 odclp
II.. Z. * C. lUUrond. GRA
BelUiro & ZftQcinrlUe Thro ash PamenRcr lc?rc? sitioE
Ik'lUirv at 8:10 a. m., arrives at Bcllalrvat4 p. m.
Wood*flcld Pawwngcr leaves Bellalre at 4:JO n. _
m.. arrive* at Hcllalrc at 8:'J0 a. m.
SutnmcrflcM Accommodation lcavw BcHalro Tho I
U1:00p. p.. arrive* at Bellalre at 10:46 a. m. lliu I
\1theeling & elm grove r. r.?
?? On and After Monday, Arm ao, ih*s.
raloa on the U heeling <k him Grove Railroad
rill run an follows:
,iat*s whkxuso:
6:30a.m.,6:10a.m.,7:00a.m., 9:00a.m.,9:00 a k
km., 10:00a.m., 11:00 a. m., 12:00m., 1:00p.m., " 1
:00 p. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 0:10
?. m.. 7:00 p. m., 8:00 p. m., 9:30 p. m.
<savks whxrmxo park : myia
0:10a. m., 7:00 a. m., 8:00a. m., 9:00 a.m., 10:00 Z
. m., 11:00 a. m., 12:00 m., 1:00 p. m., 2:00 p. m., I a
:00 p. in., 4:00 p. m., 5:00 p. ra., 8:10 p. m., 7:00 L\JI
:00 p. m., 8:66 p. m., 10:10 p. m.
SUNDAYS.?Lea vo at 7:00a. m. And run every For 1
[oar, exccnt church train, at 9:15 p. m. I auto nndcr*
k heeling Park at 8:00 a. m. and ntn every hour -ljcwh
ntll 10 p.m., exccpt church train*, which will
?re tho Park at 9:46 a. m. and Wheeling At
2:15 p. m. and 9:15 p. m.
aptf c, hirsch, bnpt, meat
New Advertisements.
"anted?four' Si amber- ~
M All>H at McLURE HOUBE at oucw.
It SALE CHEAP?BICYCLE?14 I
nrh Facllo. Enquire of I>K. HL'TCIIINd. \
?!fth ?tr ?r myVl
ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENKRAL
houmwork in family of two jxrKtuinire
nf.No. '^."JChapHui' utrvct. inylJ
ANTED?A GIRL FOR General
hoiiMfWork. Enquire at McKeTm UroCoroer
Ti'Pth ami Main utrwU. my!2
ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 23
Scar* of agv, a position In an oftlcc or
Ire preferred. Can givo good reference. _
?? CLERK. UiUofflce. myl'i J
'11 SALE
A BARGAIN, a two-acated. light running
or*- Family Carriage. or will exchange for
m1 bone, nultablu for grocer's delivery
>. Aj?plyto
i has. ?. i;ua:\e,u.
at Conner & Snedeker'?.
2 Cor. Fourteenth ami Market Street*.
3CKII0LDERS' JtEKTIKG.
looting of ttu>?tnck holder* of tho MouudftL'amp
Ground Hotel Company will be held
Ir offlcc. No. hi Twelfth street, Friday. May
18, between the houro of 3 ami -I o'clock, to
n Board of Plrvetons and to trnuwict auch
buiineaa a* shall come lieforv them.
12* JI. F. JONES. Sce'y.
SFRIGERATOR.S.
have twenty different htyle* and alzoa to ^
e from.
I ntid learn our price# before pun-hoMii#.
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS.
12 ; 1210 Main Street.
>U CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
mid intermediate point*. The rr~z+
UN>eti|ter atcamcr
OUIS A. SHERLEY,
Hunter, Captain, Cliarlcv Reeves, Clerk,
lenro for tho abovo on Saturday, May 12,
. m. For all inforuuitloii apply to
I I FRANK IKH/ril. Agent.
EFKIGEKATOltS, 1
ce Cream Freezers
AND WATKIt COLEItS,
jreat variety, at
11.1'. CALDWKLL'S,
12 No. lfif?7 Main Street.
NEW LINE OF
i Globes and Lamp Shades!
Just received.
EWING BROS.,
12 121.*? Market St.. opp. Mel.nro House.
HAUE TREAT
For LoVCl* of tilW Ilcattliflll, At
K'S ART STORE, 1005 Bain Street.
iholce collection of Etching* on India l*apcr
atln, Engraving*, Etchings, on exhibition
no week. cominaiicing May 12. myl2
AKIS
GREEN!
lly Pare. Tlie only sure destroyerof Potato
. Sold by R. H. LIST,
12 1010 Main Street.
Jit SALE.
ONE OF THE
Finest Itcsidcnces in tlte Cilj',
rally located; all modura conveniences;
0 in llrat-cloM order.
r terms, <&c., emiulre of
A KILL ?fc ELLINGHAM,
1 Proprietors Famous linking Powder.
DOKLESS EXCAVATOR.
M. Gilleland Is "till proprietor of the OdorExcavator,
which proved lust year that it
the only protier method of remoring the
Mitsof I'rivv Vaults. Thin in the time to
xul'Ii work done before the warm weather
n. All parties who need Mich work done
llnd it to their interest to liuve it done by
dories* method. All work done in the day,
Prices reasonable. Address
It.M.OILLELAND, No. 0M0 EofT street.
epliono No. .'t?i7. myl'TTlMS
rsey Baking Powder!
I
soy I taking Powder needs no comment; our
riising I.n done by the housekeeper that
s with It. A line present with each cnn. 1
-Uso our GOLD DUST FLOUR. It is milled.
j
new lot of MAPLE fcfYRU 1' Juit in; the
if thcK-asou.
ONNER & SNEDEKER,
Cor. Market ami Fourteenth Street*.
14 ; '
ST OF LETTERS i
i
niiinlm: in the Postofflcc at Wheeling. Ohio 1
tv, \V. Va., Sutunlay, May 12,18SN. To ol>u?y
of the following the upplicant must tuik
Ivertlsed letters, giving date of list:
LADIES' LIST.
r, Miss Clare Parker, Miss Edith
, Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mrs. Virginia
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
is, Thomas J. 2 Omens, William
y, Joseph Pcrman, Heury
r, D. T. Itaymond, II. A.
i'tt, Geo. W. Jr. Itiggs, Dr. <>. II.
r. W. M. (J. Itobcy, T. W.
y, Ilenery, 2 Simpson. E. J.
s. Ike L. Soudcr. D. 15. M.
W. I?. Stroraidcr, John
i>n. llngh Taylor, Wm. l'tatay
r, J.J. Wilson, Harry 1
tOhll, W. II.
FIRMS.
Duntlcr, T. R. A Co.
Welmcr, Wright ?fc Wntkins.
12 KPItKKT KIMiyON'. P. M.
annhaeuser,
- TKADt
I I k
Sftn jy
* wHv
annhaeuser Beer
)nly American Lager -whldx Received
a Grand Prize at Paris.
[IE TANNHAEUSER BEER Is un- J1
questionably tho Finest Light Boor 0(
extant. It is brewed from tho finest
Palo Canada West Barley Malt and
ir Hops, and is especially rocomled
by physicians for its tonio and
tlvo qualities, for family or medicinal J
Attention Is called to tho SUPE- f,
K PACKING of this Boer, it being
up in ATTRACTIVE FLINTSS
BOTTLES. p
o high reputation enjoyed by tho
GNER & ENGEL BREWING
[PANY Is duo to tho fact that only inest
and Best Materials aro used,
bat tho greatest skill and caro aro iscd
during manufacture. 0
IRGNER & ENGEL rcccivod two U
i at tbo Centennial Exhibition, Philhla,
1876, and woro awarded the
XD PRIZE at tbo Universal Expoi,
Paria, 1878.
lEEGlMElEL1
BREWING CO.
PHILADELPHIA.
J. ROSENECK, Agent, _
RICHMOND, VA.
iTtlU-S ?
nisiana State Lottery Go. {
lckcU or farther Information addrcu tho ra
IkbcJ. It joa hare not been fort una la Ch
ere, try ao for a change.
JAMES H. WILSON. p*
. 4V1 Coitnfton, Ky. 1
ion thii paper. daw
Ceo. E. Stlfel & Co.
Seo. E. Stlfel If
CO.
1 I
Have Just Placed on Sale a Com- !
plcte Line of
LADIES' & GENTS' j
SUMMER
Underwear
i !
Cambric Merino,
Camel's Hair,
And Gauze.
A WO,
A Full Line of the Celebrated
Dr. JAEGER'S
Sanitary
Underwear,
(I'or wlilch we are Sole Agent*)
In Spring and Summer Weights.
Geo, E. Stifel & Co.
|
1114 Main Street.
inv.'i
Logan & Co. -?
THE" UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY ==
Of Hoards of Health and Experts, In their late
Investigations on food adulterations, is that the .
ItAKINU powdbrh made from AI.UM and I.Im k,
nil leave n residue or sediment nfter baking
which is highly injurious. Nearly all tho "Klftn
linking Powders contain alnm or lime. Head
[or yourselves the aualysls which havo been
published.
We Want You to Remember
That Logan & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder contains no ai.um oit i.imk, on otiieii
injuu10u8 8uiwta.nck. It required 110 gift to
make it sell, but it sells on It* own merit*, and
because it always gives satisfaction. Ask for
LOGAN & CO.'S
GxcelsiorBaking Powder
LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
A
"Best Pills I Ever Used."
This cxprc*Mou baa bccorao a common ono Pr
unong those who have used LOGAN* & CO.'S
Homestead Liver Pills.
They arc undeniably the Host Family Mcdlcino
n use. Itcware of imitations. Ask for Logon &
Jo.'h Homestcttd rills.
LOGAN & CO., mr
^ Druggist*, Wheeling, W. Va. J IJ
Stationery. O
1*852. SFMNO TBADETT888! ^
-WALL PAPER BORDERS,-- fI
And Ceiling Decorations! "rYm
?tf"Tho largest stock and greatest variety In
ho State.
Baby Carriages I I 1_
100 iu Store. Trice* from f) 00 to $10 00. 1^ 1
Wc arc sole agents for tho Downing Sleeping I ^ I
'oHcb, thu beat ltaby C-arriage in the world. I I
All goods aolil at price# to suit tlio times. *
Jos. Graves & Son
20 Twelfth Street. 0
dc.ii Spec
^ FEW COPIES Tele
'IMilrldfff's Notes on tlio Nrttlrment "
and lmllnn Warsof lVctrtcrn Vlr- \*/,
glnla and Pewujlruito." VV <
Printed oti heavy cream jwpcr. wido margins,
ncut ed?e*, parchment biuding, with twiper
Itlo. Price SUM.
TIiIh I* perhaps tho lant opiw>rttinlty to procure t t t
Ills very K-arco and deslmblo work, a* it ha* \A/
>ng been out of print. Wo reserve tlio privilege ? Y
f advauciuK tho price as tho stock is reduccd.
Stanton & Davenport, ]\
ap27 No. 1301 Market Street L
NEWSPAPERS, FInoI
lagazlnos and Cheap Publications.
Hound Books, School Books aud Stationery.
Books not in stock furnished to order.
Periodical* by tho year nt publishers' lowest inrl7
rlcea, delivered In the city or mailed. ?
C. H. QUIMBY,
Bookseller. Stationer and Newsdealer,
fe29 No. HH A: 1fiO7 Market 8trcct
Boots and Shoes. 1-1U
PRJNG AND SUMMER STOCK.
_ Ladles',
Jtutarrirod.onoof tho mostcomplctoanort*
mcatol JAME
FINE SHOES =
Which forirtylo, quality and prlcoa
i NOT EXCELLED IS THIS CITY.
(ill ?m1 (mmliin and mnrlnccd at 1123. _ _ _
Koger'i Block, Mala Street. I I |\/l
A. G. WINCHER. ^ m
mrCG
No?
Flowers, Trees, &c.
"1UT FLOWERS. Gold lit
[ hare opened the store room, No. 10G2 Main Also, soi
vet, and am now better pre pa ml than erer to tome, Nobl
poly the public on short notice with the
olocMt Cut Flowers for all purposes. lm|>orted
ilbs, Planu, Tree* and Shrubs, at low rates.
indsome Funeral I>csifns a specialty. Tho . _
trona*e of the public Is solicited. I, G.
telephone No. & L. il, NOW VIOCK,
-{>13 ?p2l
Ceo. R. Taylor & Co.?Special Bargains.
Co! . GT
Geo.R.Taylor
-& COQiwimqI
Ronrfaine
upuuui uuiguwo
THIS WEEK
IN
BLACK AND COLORED
Faille Silks
___________ ?
This Day and During the Week
25 PIECES AS FOLLOWS
$1.50 finality Marked Down to $1.25
$1.75 Quality Marked Down to $1.50
$2.00 Quality Marked Down to $1.75
$2.25 Quality Marked Down to $2.00
$2.75 Quality Marked Dowu to $2.35
These are rare Bargains, and
j we shall be glad to have our customers
and the public to avail
! themselves of this opportunity to
secure them.
|
GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
x
SSTWo beg to call attention to our AUSTRALIAN
I SERGE advertisement appearing in the Register
; this morning.
GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
Frew & Eertschy?Furniture and Carpets.
. ROUSING
Must bo given to peoplo who will not wake up to tho necessity of coming to
itically Examine Our SPRING STOC
It Is n beautiful assortment of the very
-LATEST STYLES AND HIGHEST QUALITIES!?
RNITDRE AND CARPET
il Cloths and Linoleum,
'indow Shades and Curtain Poles,
axony Chlidema Rugs, New,
myrna and Moquett Rugs,
ancy and Plain China, Napier and Cocoa Matt
i will And It very profitable to visit tu and Inspect ourcarcfullytelectod Spring Si
rew&Bertsch
1117 Main Street.
:ial attention given to Undertakingand Arterial Embal
phone calls answered at all hours.
Wall Paper?J. C. Orr.
r?ll Dnnrtv I \A/oll Doi-kc
ZA.ll 1 CIJJC7I i V V CX.II A CLJJC
Tho nndondffncd Inform* hi* friend* and putron*. old and new, that bo hu
JtUt opened n KINK and dKLKCT LINK of
ALL PAPERS AND DECORATION
Direct from the Manufacturers, at
sfo. 41 Twelfth Street
(Kormerly occupied by the Underwriter*' Iniroranco Company.)
'apcre for Wall, Ceiling nml Itpcorations a Specialty. Come and Mi
j-- a. o:r,:r,_,
Agent for A. C. <
Boots and Shoes?James Divine.
HT FLEXIBLE SOLE SHO
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
Gents' Kangaroo and Dongola Shoes in Every Style.
Hisses' and Children's Hand Tarn in Oxford Ties, Boots and SI
RELIABLE GOODS. MODERATE PRICES.
:s DIVINE. - - - 1107 MAIN STR:
y inscription of Shoe* Mnde to Order.
jvolrv. Watches. Etc. I Housefurnishlnsr Hardwi
?SILK? CARPET
RRFLLASI sweepers:
AJ 11 Li 1?< ** w Hweop# clcmncr than a broom: make n
arc haudaoinely flnUbud. Call and ?ee Uj
T StjlM in 20 anil 28 Inch mr, '^"laMffkeu
1 Oxidized Silver Hoantlngs. Pictures and Art Materia
no Beantlful K.tnr*! Blldu, toad- T^O YOU WANT A
>y Gooad. at
low prices,at , Portrait Framed
New arrlral; all New Pattern*. Ve
r*ft I /-vm Jl, nn >C Kcal bcantlc*, at very low prices,
DILLUIN <36 UU. O, NICOLL'8 AKT STORK.
JKWELEKd. myo 1222 Market 8
Amuaemenp.
= OPERAS USE. :
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
and satckday matinee,
May II and 12.
The fircelipeciacuir Opera,
"ZOZOl"
The Magic (Jueeu. i
A Urge and complete Dnuattlc Company, head- (
od by the grcaiand only
George H.)Adams.
Tho Wonderful ] rima Douna,
MISS PAUL1NEJONTEUKIFFO.
The Pooplo'd sjeet Singer,
MISS TOMAJIANLOV, !
And complete Opera Conjmny. A perfect del* .
ugoof NifoltU*. .
Otir own special car*. Ievcit costume new.
Mont gorgeous scenciy c\tr aeeu, by llio great
S<fuie Artist, Henry E. II>yt. An army ol poopie
on the stage. No olier management luts 1
ever presented nueli n Mlguificeut Transforma- i
tlon Sceue. i
Evening Price#?Aduiildou 75 nud 50 cent*;
reserved wait* 81 00. Mathee Prlee*?AdmUKlon
50 and 25 cents: reserved Wats *5 cent*. Bale of
seats commences Wedneilay, Mayat Uauiner
A Co.'* music store. \ my?
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday awl Thursday,
MAY 19 & 17.
MARIE PEESCOTT
JUClj
R. D. McLean,
Under the direction of JOHN WIIITELEY.
Wednesday Evening, May 10, Mr*. LovelPs
Grand Romantic Dnuua,
INGOMAR!
Mauik I'rescott | a* Parthenia
II. h. MiLkan...:. .. as liiKomar.
Thtirsday Evening, Jlay 17, Shakespeare's Delightful
Comedy,
AS YOU LIKE IT!
Marie Pkkscott ....a* Rosalind
It. D. McLkan a* Jaquea
Admission, 75and 50 cents; reserved seats, $1.
Kale of seats commence! Monday, May 14, at
Haumer's music store. myll
Grand Opera House,
0. C. GENTHER, lessee A Manager.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee,
Commencing Thursday, May 10.
J. Z. Little'sGrea (Spectacular Drama,
THE WORLD!
Including the Groat Shipping Scene!
The Deck of an Ocean Steamer at Sea!
The Sinking Ships! The Great ItaftSccne!
The Lnnatlc Asylum! The Great Hotel Scene!
Two ear loads of (lorgeoua Scenery, and a
Powerful Dramatic Comimny.
Adiuision, 15, '?> nud 50 cents. Matineo prices,
15, 'i"? and :t'? cents. Reserved seats on sale at McLuro
House Pharmacy. my"
I C DhnHoo Jb Cr\
"Bargains
Extraordinary!
Wo have Just purolwml from n larue Import11
or'? Bacrillcc Sale
xoo
z: Embroidered Robes
Con*I?tiiiB of Zephyr C Ingham*, Whlto
and Kcru Swimex, Batiste and Chambniy
KoIk-i with Ketnhrolilerlc* to match,
rniiKinp in priiu irora ?*+ 10 ou,
choice of lot for the ridiculous low
price of
$2.50 EACH.
Early callers will get the best
? selections.
I?I
" J, S. RHODES & CO.
111)10
10 I p,umbJn?? Gas & Steam Fitting.
u ! Geo. Hibberd & Son,
Bucccftiiors to Thompson & lllbbcrd,
PRACTICAL
ingSi Plombers, Gas & Steam Fitters,
lockflnt BRASS FOUNDERS,
SPECIALTIES.?Natural Gaa Buppllca, Btcara
Ylleatlng and Ventilation.
1314 Market Street,
J WHEELING, W. VA.
WA11 work promptly done at mo?t reasonablo
prlrc*. my2H
mlng. yyji. hake & son,
PRACTICAL
Plumbers,Gas and Steam Fitters,
i
* No. 63 TWELFTH ST.
All work done promptly at rwwonablo prlrc*.
C Professional Cards.
Gr ^' ATKI-N'K0N''
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AMD
e. General Insurance Agent,
Villi Xfurlri.t Ut tt'li.Millnn U' V?
^Collection* promptly attended to. Inaur*
tnco MillclteU In WhecIluK. and in nil part* of
Drr. Wot Virginia. Can placo luauroncu at lowe*t
ratm and In bot oompanlci. apl6-mw
U F. IIEATH, V. &,
?Q (BucccMor to Dr. C. II. Kobin*on.)
A Practitioner of 20 Years Experience.
MTOrneE and Hompita!.. No. 1C09 Clinplino
, Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
lppSiS. Call* by telcKram or telephone answered dny
and night.
Corrvi>pondcnrv promptly anawered. ray.VMw
F?T T 1 " 1 =^=3
?,a ' China, Glass and Queensware.
JUST RECEIVED!
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Wall Papers, Borders
And Ceiling Decoration*,
0 dQ?t: At Rcononablo Price*
'C?tl JOIIN FRIEDEL,
>;8- fc24 1110 and 1121 Main Htreet ,
itreet ???? .
^ Photography. j
QABINET PHOTOGRAPHS \
' Only $3 00 Per Dozen
rr bout 1
it HIOUINS' GALLERY,
trect. No. 42 Twelfth BtnoU
Announcements.
pOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce mjraelf a candidate |.
ihcriff of Ohio County, ittbjcct lo the dcrl?i..if
tho Republican Convention.
V. P. DOBBlxa
A NNOUNOEMENT.
I hereby announce tnyielf u a candidate for
Jhcrlff of Ohio County, aubject to the dccbta
)f the Democratic Primaries or Convcntlta
jnr* M1CHAF.1. STEIV
pOR SHERIFF. ~ ~~~
To the Editor of the Intrlligcncrr:
Sir:?l'leavo announce that 1 mn a c*n.lt.u>
or tlio nomination for Sheriff of Ohio Conn.,
lubjcct to tho declilou of the Republican r V
rcntlon.
T. c. Moffat
POR SHERIFF.
I rcupcctfully announc? myself a* n cudfe*
[or the office ol Sheriff of Ohio County. mbjtr,
lo the decision ol the Republican Primary ?r?
I'ounty Convention, as may be decide] uj?>a
my l THOMAS 1'K1X( V
pOK SHERIFF.
Yonr rapport I* respectfully solicited lortLe
above nomination, rabject to the decision of tb?
Democratic Convention.
apJU CHAK1.K3 It. UKHI.Kk
For Rent
T>LEA.SAXT~itOli)IS Willi li?t,
X Apply nt No. k,'i Sixteenth ?trnt. i..r.'
FOR RENT-THE dweuS
House, No. V? Main street. nt pn-H-ntttn.
pled by Mr*. Henry Horkhctnicr. I'o>m*.
Klven April 1. Apply to It. HAUKI.L
17OH BENT?THE DESUUBLB
X? new dwelling houK>, 1M Chapline sum.
at present occupied l>y John It. McUtn: na:uu
Kiix. hot aud cold water throughout; ui; tun^n
eouvculencea. Enquire ol ?. 1*. liAUiyi.\
No. 'A Eleventh street. ''
JpOR RENT.
Ouo Six-roomed Douse ou the Inland, |I000.
Oue Flro-roomcd House on Tweutleth matt,
flOOO.
Lodging RoomJ iu Ildily'a Illocl*.
H FORBES.
ap21 UtJ rimiilliit .'tnrL
TTini* TJVVT
A New Throontory nuglue.u Uotue, 100 |?t
deep, to bo croc ted at 10C7 Main atwet. II It**,!
now the renter** viewH could be ruiuultnl n.gnrdltiK
plan of building t?? be ereeled.
jag J A M KS I.. HAWI.FT.
For Salo.
JjVjR SALK
A very pretty and well built Cottage on ? :. ,.f
the princl|kHl avenue* in Mountain Ukc I. ?,
(iarrett comity. Md., routaluiiiK nine K'*?lt>]
room*. Kino view; double l??t. and a ?<:
flue w ater ou the premkea. Addrv* im.\ ?*,
P. O. llnillmorc. Md. cy^
gTOCKS FOR SALE.
70 Hhare* Junction Nail Mill.
'.XJ0 Shares LaUKhlin Null Mill.
10 Khun* Belmont Nail Mill.
Jl Share* lkiiwood Null Mill.
Hi Share* Commercial Itank.
til Share* People'a liauk.
10 Share* Pea body lunurumv Company.
I. IRWIN. Hn-lir
myH No. V> Twrlltli m?>.
OTELWVAV PIANO
FOR SALE.
Steinwayi Hou'm Souaro Piano, four luu.vilucre,
rlculy carved loga; n superb liuirui..-..
?iu ull reaped* equal to uew, rail an<l
F. W. IIA I'M KR A "
my4 l:iiu Mnfkrt.'itu:
J^Oft SALE.
1IRST QUALITY
Sharp Building Sand( Gravel, an:
Quarrlod Stono.
A1m>, two Saudntoue Quarries fur Item. Ky
ply to W. V. HOOK A. 1?K?.
myJ So. KtOu Market St.. Wluvlmx.
SALE LOW.
Farm of 2.'>7 Aero* within two mile* ol ?r?:
class station on 11. <k O. Itnllroud, luu acrei uu<l?r
cultivation, and the residue 111 unciille<l tlrnUf
oak, i>op!ar aud walnut.
W. V. IIOGE A BRO.
fc22 law Market Hrret
J^Ott SALE.
A two-fltory Frame House and half arrv;
one mllo west of llridgcport, Ohio, on Nnt:> j
Itoad. House con tains seven rooms ami suiuu
kitchen, a good atablii utid all necessar) >
buildings; plenty of choice fruit on inmidIm
cheap aud on easy term*.
Also, a good two-story llrlck Dwelling Hoa
on South Huron street, Wheeling Island.
AIM), KCVerai uue luriim lur hoiv.
K. T. 1I0WKI.L,
Insurance and Heal Kbtate Agent,
fcl8? HuinomntT. Onto.
for sale.
(24) Twenty-four Lots in Culdwell'g A?W>
lion to the City ol Wheeling. |
Rahl Lot* aro bounded on the north by Twt ci?
ninth btreet, on theeiuit by Fillmore ftr?-t. u
thu Ninth by the llaudlan Hoim-?t< a?I, and otlio
west by the II. A O. K. It.
Their proximity to the nlmvc named rallra.'
render* them excellent bites for wauufaeturiat
catahliahmcntM.
If not Mild in thirty day* will be ?o!d at peb
lie auction.
For terms and further Information apply to
w. v. ntxiK .v lilt"..
l.iuu Mar kit .-trwt,
Or Willi am M. HA.vm.AN,
au]6 8. W. (lor. Chaplinc ?t Sixteenth Stf.
lotstor sale.
Zuuc'a Orchard him been laid out ax n? a<Mlltoo ;
| to the city of Wheeling, and lis rholcr
, be bold at public auction at the Court Horn*, 01
8ATURDAY, MAY 19, lw.
| commencing at 10 o'clock n. m. On the
| there are more than TOO apple n"'1
(to and aee the property. ThhfU notlowgrouii
| Title perfect.
Tkhmn ok 8alb?One-fourth and a.* much cjt
a* thu purchaser may chooae to pay in < **!'. -
the day of aale, the balance In three e?i"'
tallmentaatono, two and tliree year
ble notea bearing alx percent interest with
personal security, to be given f?-r the d<
paymeutM.and the title t.. !? retail
mentis made in full; or If the purchaser j r
KUrli note* without personal necuriiy
cured by deed of truil mi tlic property. ? '
taken and tltlo made at once. For furl
formation or printed pint call on or n<i<Ir>
W.J. W.<OW!>KN.
? . Attorney at ijiw, WheelliiK, w. y?
?_ IT. IIai.i.ki:. Ai)ctl"in < r. :
Proposals.
Proposals for Conyict Labor.
W?T VlltOINIA I'KNITK.NTI.UV |
moumiwvii.i.k, w. v*- i
Kr.Ai.rn I'ltofoSAiJi will be received l y t
derKlgtied until la o'clock meridian on 11
Mav/j, Kw, for toe labor of one hundred "J
vicfa to be employed within the ivnlt* '
for a term of from three to five ycan,?U'l ''
furnished on the 1M ?luy of July, lw.
!'ro|x?jiht muftt IxiM'iilfd mid addrc?
Buocrintcmleut and endorsed "HM for Lai''
fhejioitrd roMrYCa the right to reja't'
nil bid#.
Any further information will l>e funi!-"1upon
application in the Huperintetidcnt.
Uy order of the Hoard of Director-.
EDWARD KOHKKTSOS.
ni?'2S I ' :
Legal Notico.
J^OTICE TO CUEUJTOlt-'.
To the Crnlilort of John 11. Jl'nl, <lrr. :
In punuanoo of a decree of the Circuit c.";r
of Ohio County, Went Virginia, made I"
therein ((ciidim;. to RUbJect the real ??tnN " jj
wldJohn 11. Ke?*d to the payment <-f !?'you
are required to prtucntyour rl*im?
the estate 01 the "Aid John It. Itc-I. wi.
ration toJo*cph K. 1'aull, comiiiMoncr. atj
office, No. I Mil Chapllne utrect. In the * .
Wheeling. Ohio county. We?t Virginia. ?n orj
fore Monday, the 18th day of June. ] w;
Wit new, John W. Mitchell, Clerk of *ald< " ;j
thin 4th day of .May. I^?.
my.Va JOHN W. M1TCHKI.L' ' -r]
~ * ft'?anil Hpliltfl
Excursions lo ArKanNi*,?
The LouUrllle & Neville H. R. ?.J
lou Linen will eUfpectal?*conlon U.U i
(Mjlntfi In ArUiiMuand Tcxa*. *?'' * t i
ju tLeBouthcrn I'nclflc Kjr. 1? N?*" ' '
me fart for the round trip, on Aj?ri
May Mh and?l, and .Juno Mh ami 1 t,
rickcu allow ?toiK)ver prlvileRw. ?< ;
lo return within ility day* from .
or tickets and forthcr information. cauo?
ican.it ticket agent, or write to
B. 8. PAHKEII, 0. P.