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The Intelligencer.
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TERMS:
The Dally Intelligencer is Delivered
by Carrleis In Whoellnj? and adjacent
towns at 16 centfc per week.
By ??..!!, l'ccli'i;'.' Free In the Unlu>d States.
Dally, One Year ...... $8 00
Dally, Six Months 4 OO
Dally. Throb Months. 2 00
Dally, One Month 65
Soml-Weokly, Ono Year 2 50
Semi-Weekly, Six Months?.... I 26
Weokly, One Year 1 00
Weekly, Six Months 60
(Jrcal reductions to Club*. Bond for narapU
copl<-* mxl irciihir*. AddrcM
FREW, CAMPBELL & HART,
PUUI.UIIERS,
No?. ?."? uuri a7 Fourteenth Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
i ! >i?r?<l ,it tin. I'li.ii.nW'i* at \VhiH>Iint?. \V. V*.
ai ncco?d-ciiuii? matter.}
flj* Intelligencer.
VIIKKLING, W. VA., JULY 17, 1888.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
rOK I'RKHIDKNT,
JIKNJAMJX IIAKKM05,
ot indluuu.
Kutl VICE MUMIDMT,
L K V1 r. MORTON,
of New York.
Tli'o President feel* compelled to char
auteri/e the attempt to brand him as i
Free-Trader as deception) but for al
tliat flic electoral eontllot now in pro
grc.-s is a conflict between Free Trad
aod Protection and notliiii^ \vss*?Ijuii
mm x/imy iic iu.
Tub pen is mightier than tho swore!
?Boulanger.
I askiiD for Free Trade and you gav
1110 a 8tone.?Free Trade Voter.
A moteotioxist who remains in th
Democratic party will have to stull' eol
ton in his cars and wear a clothes pin o
his nose.
Lawyku Maiisii suys that Ann O'Peli
DissDebar is a highly accomplished m<
dinrn, notwithstanding she is a terribl
liar. Maybe this accounts for it.
l'ltEi-: wool passes tho i louse. Pn
Republican voted for it, four Democrat
against it. Wool is a political questioi
In November the people of this eountr
will say which side they are on.
Thk encampment of the .Sons of VeU
runs is to bo a notablo event. Anion
tl.Itu.o t? trill irS I'll n (fflMlf illllli'fll
ul uu vwiufeo .v ,
to an order which has recently taken
remarkable hold in this region.
Tin: Democrat# would liko to kno<
whom the Republicans are going t
nominate for Governor of West Virginii
They want to begin to make a Htartlin
record for him. "All things come t
him who waits."
\Vhkn Mr. Cleveland retires in tli
silent watches of the night ho is unde;
stood to look under the bed to see if an
maddened and wronged applicant for
pension is lurking there. Jt must bo
terrible strain on Mr. Cleveland's allege
mind.
Tin? fox-huuting season is about t
open at Newport. The dogs will pn
sently be on the ground. The nes
thing is to engage a fox of no self-reflpe<
that will consent to perform the menii
service required of him by the exelusiv
society of Newport.
It is to be expected that the street eai
will be run with care; but it is not to b
expected that the driver shall always b
' ' - ..1.tl.ni* nun
JIOIU IU pruici'i. cuiiuiuu Iium iuuu v/?<
unhappy rcclclea3ne88. Tbo little fel
low who was run over on Sunday is t
1)0 pitied, but tlio only wonder in tlm
there is not ut least one* such casualit;
every day. Children tako the most dee
perate chances, of course in ignorauc
ot' the danger.
The Hrjtf Virginia Democrat is wron;
in one particular. The Intelligence
does not wish to bulldoze the Jleyirtt
intoabandoningthoDeiuocraticdoctrinc
The lNTKi.i.tauNCKU >vauts the lteyinte
to hold fa.st to 11il> doctrines of the Dem
ocratic party. Our only objection to th
lb jitter is that it has revised the Deinc
cratic platform and revised the hear
out of it. Ilero is a piece of timber i
lias knocked out altogether and can't b
induced to print:
The Democratle party of the Unite*
States in National Convention assembled
I't'lU'MS ll|(* pledge <11 11.4 lUIt'lllJ 10 IM'III
erratic faith and reaMrms the plat fern
adopted by Its representatives in th
con V*'111 ion (if ISM. am! endorses tin
views oppressed hv President Clovelam
I<i liis last ainnai message to Congrea
as the correct Interpretation of tha
plat form upon the question of tariff re
duetlori, add also endorses the efforts o
onr Democratic Representatives in Con
Kress to secure u reduction of excesslvi
taxation.
V/Iiut AiurriciiiiN Inspect froiu Fret
Trail".
The New York Sun is one of tho uios
brilliant of the Democratic newspapers
It supports Cleveland audThurinan, bu
it lias some views on the question o
protection to American industries
Holding such views we don't see bow
the Sun can swallow tho Democratic
nominees, but that is the Sun's affair
Its taste on the Presidential question ii
a little off, but this statement of fact ii
the following is "as truo iis preaching:'
Great Britain has ruined every coun
try in uui worm wuicu bu? mis persuaded
or forced into Freo Trade. Ilei
commercial treaties cozened-out of Portugal,
Spain, and Turkey destroyed the
industries of each of those countries and
made them pbor. Her cheap goods
crushed out the ancient household man'
ufnctuveB of the Rid inn Empire, which
she overran, and left millions of the conquered
people with the bare subsisteuct'
of rice and water.
A British army of invasion forced
China to admit into her territory the
opium which British merchants could
market only in that empire, and forced
tliti entrv through the custom houses of
China of British merchandise at the dost
ructivc duty of 'J per cent ail valorem.
It was the massacre of the industry of
a magnificent and venerable empire, and
of countless thousands of poor Chinese
men. women and children. These cheapgoods
pirates in liko manner covered
? -
Mlpail Willi UK' Jllllis HI llll-w Hill ou/j'o
iiiul compelled Iter to receive tho flimsy
products of Birmingham, Manchester,
and ShelUeld at the uniform dutv of 5
l>er cent, ml valorem. That is Free l'rado,
mid it is strangling the life out of helpless
Japan. 1 ho experience of Ireland
is too well known to need special mention
hero.
England, indeed, is tho commercial
pirate of tho world. She is now straining
her utmost to rob tho United Suites
of its industries and get control of our
market. If she succeeds, every workingumn
and working woman in this
country will be brought to eomrmrativo
poverty. You can't help losing tiio high
wages you now receive. If you retain
niiv work at all against tho pauper-paid
labor of England you will be compelled
by that competition to acoept as wage
precisely that pauper pay. Then, pe;
haps, you will love England more tlia
you do now.
This is the case in a nutshell. An
American who likes the picture mo
have it to hang in his house by helpir
to fasten on this country the poli<
which England him mapped out for u
Those Americans who don't liko it wi
vote against the British Free Trai
policy.
Tltvj Have Thulr Howard.
1 Tho Rev. M. A. Daugherty preachi
i a sermon last Sunday in tho Smithfie
M. K. Church, in which he jumped <
the Murphys, father and son, with bo
feet. The preacher denounced Franc
Murphy and his son, Kdward, as frien
of the saloon, which must exist or the
will be no work for them to do. lie 1
' marked, also, that "if tliero were i
license, but a prohibitory law, the
would bo no saloons."
This is tho sort of reward that m
- like Francis Murphy get from men li
Itov. Mr. Daugherty. Mr. Murpliy is
temperance worker. Mr. Daugherty
a Prohibition talker. Mr. Murphy d(
not expect tho law to mako human i
ture over and accomplish other impos
bill ties. Ho tries to get hold of tho :
dividual man and turn him from t
error of his way. It is no part of 1
i plan of campaign to abuso tho liqm
| seller?which men of Mr. Doughert
e stamp regard as tho first step.
In his time Francis Murphy has do
tuoro good than all the Doughert
I rolled into ono. IIo has establish!
not only the sincerity of his metho
hut tho efficacy of his wo
e lie has not brought about tho milleniu
but there is no telling how much bet
the world might have been inado if d
0 ing the past ten years there had b(
^ ono Francis Murphy to overy thousa
II of population.
Mr. Daugherty has not gone ab<
a with his eyes open, or he would not i
?- that under a prohibitory law tho snlo
e does not exist. A very rank typo of
loon, open and obtrusive, exists un<
tho oldest prohibitory law in 1
c country.
;s " ^
Tho Tho (hum on Democrncy.
j Tho current number of Mr. James
^ Mason's Went Virginia Democrat conta
a stinging rebuke of tho HegitUr for I
?- brummagem article of Democracy wli
g it ladles out to ita unfortunate readc
is Tho case is so well put from tho r
u Democratic point of view that tho n
clo is reproduced in this number of I
Intki.liokncku.
Tho West Virginia Democrat has a
? cided advantage over tho ^Register.
l" editor lias read tho history of his par
8 knows its principles as declared in
? platforms from tho beginning and in '
utterauces of its lending men; is furni!
L, with tho men of tho day who shape i
r. policy of his party; understands w
v it aims ut and by what methods it ho
"u to accomplish its purposes.
u Tho 1 Vest Virginia Democrat Jim I
(j convictions and tho courage of tlu
Ho feels no stress of commercial necej
ty to dodge or to advocate anythi
0 which ho docs not know to bo tho \
J" adulterated article of Democracy.
1 has learned how to think and how
write. Theso qualifications for condu
ing a newspaper give him a fearful
L vantage over Slippery Jim, tho Juggl
DLMOCKATIC TARIFF 1HK.7RISE.
s
L, 4,\T? Intern! to Wlpo Out the Lnot Vent
0 Went Virginia Democrat.
11 The Democratic party is as frco fri
any suspicion of Freo Trade as the 1
0 publican party. The difference betwc
1 the parties is that the latter favors <
y travagant expenditures aud conscqui
high taxation, while the formec is, a
e always has been, in favor of eronoi
and low taxes and opposed to class lej.
lation.? Wlwdiwj Jieijister.
g it looks as if thO I.NTKLMOENCEK wot
n succeed in bulldozing tho Register ii
abandoning tho Democratic doctrine.
The difference between the parties
this?the Jiepublicam favor protection c
r th<: Democrat* do not, Tho Kepublici
say:?tax foreign goods so heavily tl
our homo manufacturers can obU
higher prices; they want the taxi
power employod to compel tho massen
t pay tribute to a class petted by tho G<
I ernment. Tho Democracy is opposed
this doctrine. We intend to wipe ont
B latt ve*ti(je of protection, and tho sooi
millionaires like Cnrnegio come to t
i dei-stand this tho better it will bo !
ilium. HV M.vml n tnritT for revaiuA on
This is the Democratic doctrine, a
i every newspaper that tries to dodge tl
u truth does our party harm. Wo mi
a make u square, bold, honest fight or '
I will be defeated. The revenue mi
s come largely from a tax on impdrte, L
t this tax, should be levied for revcn
- only. _
[ rAKmsBcmi sins.
" A Sulcldo?Two Dlvorcm Oriintml?Ott
Intere?tlngXeira.
s Special Cttrrapondsncf of the InUlliaeneer.
Pabkbiwiidko, W. Va., July 15.?Ti
t absolute divorces wero granted Saturd
. in the Circuit Court, vix: Daniel Tai
t way from his wife Minnie, to whom
f had been married only a little moro tin
. a year, and who recently cereated su
' a sensation by eloping with Will O'De
; a married man from Clarksburg; ai
Elizabeth Jenne from her husband Jol
' Jenuo.
1 The suicide of Green McUardell, i
i aged and respected farmer of Tyler cou
? ty. is reported. He drowned himself
Middle Island creek. On several form
occasions ho hud attempted suicide.
Mr. Charles A. Bukoy has .organized
choral society hero of nearly iifty voic<
The dwelling house of T. I). Hildoi
| of llockingport, Ohio, was destroyed 1
fire Saturday. Loss $800.
Mr. C. Van Winkle has been enjjag*
as Manager of the Academy of Music f
another year by tho proprietors of th
. theatre.
Tho Only Perfect llcmeriy
for habitual constipation, dyspepsia, ai
kindred ills is the famous Californ
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
strengthens as well as cleanses the sy
tern, it is easily taken, and perfect
harmless. Sold by Logan & Co., Ante
P. Hess, It. B. Burt.and C. Menkcmclle
At Bellairo by M. N. Mercer.
Advice to Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broke
of your rest by a sick child suffering an
crying jjith pain of cutting teeth ? .
so, send at once and get a bottlo of Mr
WlNHLOW'S sootiiino SYBUP for CHI!
now Tcmttiia. It* value is inealcnli
bio. H -will relievo the poor little su
ferer immediately. Dowmd upon
mothers, there i? no mistato about it. 1
cures dysentery and diarrhcea, regulate
tho stomach and bowels, cures win
cholio, soltens the gum* reduces tho it
tlainmation and gives tone and energ
to tho whole system. Mas. Wixslow'
Soothing Svhui* tor Ciih-urss Tkkti
iko is pleasant to the taste, and is th
prescription of one of the oldest an<
best female nurses and physicians in th
United States, and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Frice i
cents a bottle. Mwraw
8 A UAfi'I REOSIOX,
!"* lloturu of ft I?o?b Lout Itrotiier? Mooting
After Blnny Year*.
Grafton Sentlnrt-ftujle.
y Messrs. Patrick Morati and Michael
iy Moran, of this city, arc rejoicing over thi
restoration of a long lost brother, who
'y fur many years was supposed to be dead,
Twonty-seven years ago, Peter, John and
Patrick Moran parted in England. John
*e came to the United States, entered thi
nayy in 1809, was lost in the Strait ol
Magellan on the U. S. gunboat Fortum
>, while striving to rescue the crew o!
another vessel that was floundering in s
Id cyclone. Patrick also came to this counm
try and eversiuce the war has been one
of Grafton's best citizens. Peter Mo
. ran shipped for Bombay in the East In
;,s dies and made many voyagt s to differenl
ds j,aru> of the world, returning once ii:
re awhile to England, from whence hii
brother in .America would hear fron
him. Nineteen years ago, however, al
110 communication between them stoppei
ro and it was supposed that Peter, who waj
then.on a voyage, had been lost at sea
QQ like his ill fMted brother, John, until t
year ago Mr. Patrick Moran received t
loiter from him staling mat ne waa uera
a in# sheep in Australia, thut lie waft tirec
ia of roving and of the sea and as he wai
)US unmarried und without a homo, that hi
would rejoin lii? brothers in Ctraftoi
and spend tho remainder of his davs ii
rest and quiet. Tho joy that lette:
in- brought etui not be described. An ar
]je raiigemeuts was made for the brother
. to meet in Ualtiinoro and last Frida;
llrt ni^hl Mr. Pat Moran, his brother Mik't
or- being prevented by a sore foot, went ens
v's and brought the long lost brother home
The returned wanderer is a veritable soi
of tho sea, gray aud grixzly, but a moa
lD0 genial gentleman who is as modes
y'a about his adventures as a girl of sixteen
ed, He left homo onco beforo when 17 or 1
,jH years old ami was not heard from fo
' seven or eight years, when ho returnei
rk* home after having boon thought dead
m, The lives of tho Moran brothers, thei
ter adventures, marriages, incidents am
ur. accidents through which they woul
hear of each other's whereabouts, eoum
!en likft tho mu/oH of a novel and woul
nd mako mighty interesting reading If j?ul;
lished. Mr. I'eter Morun will now b(
)ut come a citizen of Grafton.
HIV A Xh'liolim Co tint j C'nvo.
Oil IJraxiun Democrat.
sa- The "Open Rocks," near Nicholas C
jL,r II., is one of the most romantic places i.
, k West Virginia. These huge rocks clos
'"e to the wilus of Gauley have invited th
Investigations of science, hut it remained
for two of oer most noted savantH to fin
an opening into the mysterious regior
At the lower end of a crevice, tfenr
ins McQueen and Dr. llays discovered
the loose rock, which being removed, rt
ich ven'0^ ^,0 entrance to deep labyrinth
below. Henry in known ns a successft:
irw. j,0i(i andcr, aud he listeria that there i
eal wealth below. Hay brought to bea:
rti- assisted by tho parly, a well-beade
tj spirit meter, which, when applied, mad
everything plain to demonstration.
(]( Information TVnutoil.
?... South Jlnttu'li (iiuftte(Pdcriburu.)
i,,. Two men from Clearfield, Pa.. lumbe;
: ' men, arrived in town Tuesday afternooi
,l,i purchased u canoe from W. B. Hil
the threw their baggage in, cut it loose an
liar jumped in, and waved their hats as the
it idiot down the angry current like a dai
from an Indian quiver. It was 0:30 j
nat Their names were J. W. McGcean
pes William McGee, brothers. The rive
was at its height. Any information n
I to their whereabouts will be thatikfull
received by anxious people Jiere.
?ni.
isi- i)ii;i).
IIAXAUKK-On Sunday evening, July l.">, 1SJ
" p tlbi'M o'clock, of jicrltonetis, Moskh 11a:
in- a CEH, age< 147 yours.
The funeral will take placc from the Into res
douco of deceased, on Koir street, nei
10 Twelfth, Tuewlay morning at 10 o'cloc
let- Miurp. Friends of the family are Invited I
iu]. attend.
inr PHILIPS?On Sunday afternoon, July ]f?, 188
ILI* at 5 o'clock, Arthur M., null of A. M. an
Harah I'lallijiS, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the rcsideneo of hi* parent*, N<
. i>-7 Main street, this (Tuesday) morning at J
K? o'elock. Friends of tho family are Invite
lo attend. imcrincnv at mi, ??u? v-vmtery.
Private.
jin 1
?>- TRY IT ONCE.
ien
To Die until who has tried every other reined
'X- (or IUood Poisons, we commend tha followln
5J1k cx|>erlouco of u well known woman:
nd She had Tried Evorythlng Else.
ny Cwxvm Bottom. Sullivan County, Tenn., Jun
'is- ,si lss7,?lttooil Halm Co., Atlanta, da.: Sir:?
1 hnvo been thinking of writing to you for ??m
time lo let you know of the wonderful euro you
lid 1). 11. It. has aH'ected on myself and dnugutei
ifq .She, ft girl of lf? yearn, was taken with ft vcr
soro lea below the knee. I called on tho ter
best doctors thftt the country could afford, urn
is they tended on her for four years to no purpow
i/M/ llcr leg got worse every year. 1 u*cd About 3
bottles of other medicine to no purpose. Th
lI,H doctors said the ouly remedy left was amputa
tat tion. That we nil was opposed to. I was ii
,jn Kuoxvilie the Mb of January, ItttfG, and whll
buying u hill of drugs called for a good blooi
"K puritier, and Messrs. Sauford, Chamberland i
i to Co. recommended tho II. It. It. I purchased one
j... half dozen bottles, and to my uttur aurprls
. after using three or four bottles my girl's leg wa
entirely healed. 1 aho had a very ugly runnlm
the sore on toe calf of my leg and one bottle cure*
|(,r It, after having tried all other remedies. 1 wis)
you much succcss, and 1 do hope that all sutler
m* lug humanity may hear And believe In the oul;
for true blood puritier. 1 hare tried three or fou
/,. oilier purim-re, uui iuc u. ?. ? . is
<v: that ever did meormlno any good. \ou tai
ml use my name If you wish. I am well known li
lis this and Washington county, also all over Mi
JgJ tclulA. K. S. ELM*.
ivu Blood Taint From Birth.
IJooSViu.k, Ind.i January 25,1837.
I shall ever praise the day that you gentlcinet
UO were born, and shall bleu the day that you
medleiuu wast known to me. I had blood noisot
from birth, and so much ?o that all the doctor;
of my town said I would be crippled for life
They said I would low my lower limb. 1 couu
not *tand in my claw to roclto my leMoni, am
?er eleven bottles of your Botanic Wood Halm cure*
me sound ami well. You can use my namo a
you see tit. In my cake, there wcro knot* on m;
shluboues as lar?o an a ben's egg.
VO Yours, MlllTLH M. TAHKKa.
ay This for Fun.
All who dcslro full information about thi
lie catiM' ami cure of Wood Poisons, Scrofula an.
?? Scrofulous Swellimrs. Ulccri, Sores, Kheuma
lin tlMiu, Kidney Complaint*, Catarrh, etc., can ke
nh cure by mail, free, a copy of our :r2*paee llltu
,, trated Hook of wonders, tilled with tho mos
11. wonderful and startling proof ever befor<
I,1 kuowu. Address.
1M.OOI) IIai.v Co., Atlanta, Go.
in
LOGAN & CO.,
II. ?iWhnbwale^^Arentfl^
Dentistry.
la Very Best Gum Teeth
* IS THE CITY, ONLY $12.00.
s ? I
, Teeth Extracted Without Pain by now nrocec*.
1(1 No danger from it. Broken S?U Repaired. Teeth
la Killed. Teeth Extracted only 25 cent*. Work
t? warranted.
^ Sunday lloun, 9 to 12 &. m., 2 to 4 p.
!>' S. II. CALDWELL, Dentist,
r. Jc.TO-TThiH 42 Twelfth Street.
d ynnB^MWa
if
\r frt|imyilhinli
U-M-W ^ y f w
it
i- a
y Photography.
" QAMNET PHOTOQBAPHS
o Only $3 00 Per Dozen
j: HIGtilXS* UAUERY,
No. 43 Twelfth Street.
New Advertisements.
rpilE LADY WHO PICKED 01
X I'urMj by mistake, from the counter of1
E. Htlfel Jt Co.'a on Saturday lout, will kludl
tare U U> the Ann mentioned. OW S KH.
WANTED?PRIVATE FAMIL
HU|*|?lie?l with flret-cloM help on *
, not lee. Orders by mall receive* prompt a!
Hon. Hatlifactlon guaranteed or money Mi
, i <|. actaiLtl fur Loth untie ami let
I In all part* of the country. TllJC Wwt
1 ui.su Gkkkkal Kmploymk^t agency,
k Market atreet. Wheeling- This I* thuouly i
class employment agency In the flute. J?
t L0ST'
Certificates hwued by the Exchange Dan
f Wheeling, ax follows: No. 1:1.071, dated Apr:
. Ikni, In favor of Charlotte Miller for ilOO Ou.
1 No. ll.l'JU. dated March SO. 1888, In favor of J
Miller for ?U0 00. All persons nre warned
. to purchase or negotiate mine mk payment
been stopped. JOHN MILLKIt,
" Jy?'? CHARI.OTTK MlLLF
[ 'TpUNERAL NOTICE.
1 The member* of Ohio Lodge' No. 1. A. F.
? M.. arc hereby aumtuoncd to meet nt their 1
, room, comer of MmIii and Twelfth utr
I W heeling, W. Vft., Tuesday, July 17,1 ws. ni
| o clock n. in., for the purpoHO of attending
1 funeral of ourdecca?cd brother. Moko* Unni
, >feuil?cr8 of aiater lodge* are fraternally iui
to partlclpato.
JAME.S M. MAXWELL, W.
I ft. Cqu.ikr. Kcc'y. j;
[ JUST RECEIVED!
1 THE GENUINE
! Round Back Scott's Hilr Carter
1 rOB sale BY
1 ED. F. BOOKING,
p Jyl7 1'harmnclnt. Wheeling. W.1
? I^ECORATKD
Pudding Dishes
t OM.t.
n mi luaiuu uBkiuK uinu.
^ A now invoice just received.
t EWI.VO BROS.,
I Jyl7 1215 Market St.. opp. Mcl.ure Hot
ij JfOR SUMMER OIL STOVES!
r Use only out "WATER WHITE" Carbon
, high Are tent. Mak to a Biuu.ia.nt and 8t
1 Flam a.
I. GASOLINE FLUID
r For Vapor Stovci?boat in tbo market
il C'amdeu Consolidated Oil Compiui
I )yM-iUTn H2H Mulu Stn
:] WHITE MOUNTAIN
;; FREEZERS.
Triple C!) motion. The only Freescr ii
market that ha* more than two raotiom
tho only Freezer iu which the iuaido move
can be seeu in operation. For sale by
KE8B1TT ?t BRO.,
J, JylO-Tiur l?12 Market Btn
II 13EGULAR TUESDAY PAC1
o XliforFarkeriburg, 1'omeroy, Gaili0
poll*, 1 ronton, Huntington, Porta1
mouth, Mayaville, Cincinnati atul^V
l{ Loubvillo. The elegant ixusenger steamer
-ANDES'
Chai. Muhloman, Com'r, Mart F. Noll, CU
? will leave for above nolnta on Tuesday,
" 17, at l o'clock i*. m. I'imkenut'ra ami freigl
>- eeipted through to all pointa west and Soul
,? For freight or puaiuigc apply on board or i
(j Jylfl FKAXK BOOTH. Ap
OHBSWT?P!S?BE^S
<i WoNJraH
\ " BASE BALL!
&
V TTlf I TTTTTnnr TV
J LIMA YS. WtiliJSLM
18
y At Island Base Ball Park,
Monday and Tuesday, July 16 am
8,
Game called at 8::i0 p. m. Admission, 2) i
Buys, iOcents. Grand stand, 10c extra.
; Field Glasses and Telescop
;o
We liavo Just received a now line of tho
S. brated
Harriott Ac Son and Lo3Iairo
10 FIELD GLASSES AND TELESCOP!
'' These goods sro the finest made In tho v
' and wo shall offer them at extremely low p
I. G. DILLON & CO.
J.vli'? Jewelers and Optlcli
3 "VTORTALITY STATISTICS OF
-A.'-*. V ll) UI " mrililfc, ?1 . lU., IUI tuv >411
ending June 30,1*18:
Deaths from nil cause* ..
0 Proportion in 1,000 of population pcruuuum
1 Males 721 White
? Female* <tt|Colored
r CAl'fi&iVr DKATH
' tYMOTic disbavo. *l<iastro-Knterltl*....
I Cholera Infantum :< Ileart-Orgaule 1>1b'
J Cholera Morbus 1 Hydrocephalus
. Diphtheria 1 Insolation
n Fever, Typhoid 8 Jaundice
a Measles 3 MeniuKltia
Whooping Cough 1 Ncphrlti*
u constitution At.. Pyelo?Nephritis-.
e Cancer .. 2 Paralysis
1 cancer of stomach 1 Peritonitis
Calmer of Uterus a Pleuritln
Caucerof I.iver 1 I'lfcuro?I'neumoiii
Car lea of Vertebra l Typhoid?Pneuuio
? PhthUls Pulmonalis.Jt". Pneumonia
^ Tabes Mesentcrica 1 Tetanus
T Tuberculosis S? Uraemia
^ Tcelhing 1 t?r.vr.W)VMr.STAi
i.tn'Ai.. Cyanosis.
. Apoplexy 1 Old Age
Iiright's lJlsease IMiangrene. Senile...
Hronchitis 4 Premature Hlrth....
IJronchltJs-Capillary. 5 Puerperal Septicici
Cellulitis 1 VIOLBMCB.
Cirrhosis of Liver 2 Coal mine accident
Congestion of lirain... 1 Drowning
Congestion of LuugN.. 2 luiurv to Uratu
CouvuIhIouh 12 knife
Knteritlii 4 Railroad Accident.
Aora.
1 Premature and Still [ft) to 40
r Horn 1C 40 to .V)
1 Under 1 year 32 50 to fiO
1 to 5 22 CO to 70
5 to 10 8 70 to 80
J 10 to ? 14 80 tOW
20 toft) 14|
, I'KATIIH is KACII WARD.
f First 22 Fifth;
giro ml 15 .Six til
Third U Seventh
Fourth 16 Eighth
NATIVITY. SOCIAL KTATKOF AOI
Wheeling 3k suikIu
? Elscwheru in U. 8 W Married
1 ucrmany 19 Widows ....
Ireland II Widower*
Other cotiDtricK, nnd
unknown 14
Hit. ROBERT. J. REED,
1 Jyl" Hinllli Olllc
FOR RENT.
No. 174 Seventeenth street. 4 roomed house.!
I No. 211 Eighteenth street. .1 rooms?
Three room*, east end of Alley 15
OfUce room, second floOr of Kellly iilock...
Office room, second lloor of Iteilly Hloek...
, No. 2Mfl Main street
1 NO. AW7 Alley If
No. 25W Alley B .... ....
No. 21? Main street, 2 rooms
No. W Twenty-nixth street, -I roomed houso
No. 70 Twenty-fourth street, 2 rooms
No. 2M0 Main street, will rent for a saloon
or boarding house '
No. 2318 Market street, now brick house, 6
rooms and bath room, hot and cold water,
natural aud Illuminating gas
No. 2320 Market street, name aa above :
FOR SALE.
Six roomed Brick Uoutc, No. 2634 Main sti
ground a half lot; can bo baught for S 1,600.
No. 2126 Market Ktrect, ground a full lot,
nerlng on alloy.
No. m Kane street.
No. 1W Zano street.
No 41 Maryland street.
No. 23 ami 25 Twentieth street.
A Desirable Residence on Fifteenth street.
No. W2 McCoIlocb street; will exchange fi
farm.
chungo for city property.
9Ji Aero*. Edglngton Uno; will cxchangt
city projicrty.
80 Aon* Farm.
l.'ilJi Aero Farm; will exchaugo /or
V, Acre Farm; will exchange for city prop?
hoo Acre Farm; will exchange for city propo
lfiO Acre Farm on Short Creek, $U) |>eracro.
Many other Housed, Lota and Farma for ul
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Eatate Agent. U. S. Pcnalon and Claim
torney, Collector and Notary Public.
Jylf. 1C1J MAHKgT Stbkk
BUTCHER'S FLY KILLER
Certain Death.
No hunting with powder and gun aa for ?q'
rela, only to atuplly ihem. No llngcrlui^de
on the (ticking platter. Fllea >evk It, dr
and are
KILLED OUTRIGHT
humanely, ao quickly they cannot get away, '
it freely. Prevent reproduction, lecuro aen
peace and quiet. Always aak for DUTCHJtt
FOB lALI SVKBTVIIUtS.
jeamwraw
Ceo. E. Stlfel & Co.
iGeo. E. SUM
hurt
ttCO^
cfc OO-W8
Qr*t17*
ARE THE
k of
li VL
and
iobu
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
1 HER MAJESTY'S
wor.
rltcd
?CORSET
Tliut fur Solid Comfort and Wear la
Unexcelled.
ISO. .
Oil,
BADY
We also have on hand complete
lines of
I't't.
SUMMER CORSETS,
? the
i, ami
mailt
KL Dr. BALL'S CORSETS,
\KT
^ Dr. WARNER'S CORSETS,
>k The TAILOR-MADE CORSETS,
lh.
to
NARi MRCETS
5h? llUiin VUUUU1U)
I CAROLINE CORSETS,
f And all other Leading Brands
now In the market.
IG, _
s Geo.E. Stifel&Co.,
es i
1114 MAIN ST.
?!?
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
i SPLENDID
rlcca.
-BARGAINS!
. 137
.15.04
lrui In FIiia AlMYVvnl InninrfAil
fjAlbatrosI
} SO INCHES AYIDE.
-160c. Grade for 35c.
l
1 In tbc following Coloring! aultabl* for
* Evening wear anil Tea Gown*.
2
?'o:: Cream, Lavender, Light
Sy1 Blue, Gen'd Arme, Pink,
i Mahogany and Electric
Blue
10
17
=1 J.S.Rhodes&Co.
Jell
I. T??
Sso Stationery.
=" "SiiiieTTSeratnre.
?? Marzlo'i Crucifix, by Marlon Crawford, pp. 50o.
Mr. Iwiacs, by Marlon Crawford, pp. &0c.
Mr. Meenon'i Will, by Rider Haggard, pp. afto.
The lion. Mrs. Verclcer, by "The DuchMi," pp.
25 ccnta.
y 00 Tho Lectcy of Cain, by Wllkle Collin*, pp. 20c.
7 iw Mexico, Onr Neighbor, by J I!. Klca, pp. a&e.
ft M> Bertha'* Seeret, by Dolk>l?gobcy, pp. 2oc.
I'J M> A good holectlou of Lorell, Munro and B?aald?
A 00 LlbrarlcK. All tho leading Magaiinea, Fashion
9 00 and I.lterary.
9 00 Hooka scut by mall, postpaid, on rocclpt of
7fi0 price.
S SS HTAKT0X 4 IIATEXPORT,
fioo )yl2 No. 1301 Market Street.
MW Blank Books and Stationery!
?to Day Books,
Ledgers,
Journals, &c.,
*" PENS, INKS AND PENCILS,
Mr WALL PAPER and BOBDEBS,
Baby Carrlagea,
STANDARD BUNTING FLAGS.
Larscit atock and rreatent variety In tha State,
or a Bold retail at wholcaale pricca, bj
" Jos. Graves & Son,
!,or jyl 86 TWELFTH STREET.
city BASE BALLS'
Bats, Masks, Gloves and Belts,
Croquet and Hummock*.
Boom, Uagaxlne? and I'apara.
AV C. II. QUI M BY.
Booaaeller and Newadealer,
t. ie9 Noa. 1411 and 1W7 Market Strert.
! China, Class and Quoenaware. ]
air- JUST RECEIVED
WJJVM IUI iiu|mviivui
The Carter Patent Stoneware Filter
and Cooler Combined*
Coo And Pun I It Filter. The beat and moat reliable I
mo ^Utera In the market. Nocorrodlof metal*. No I
I'M. l??J,ral?r Impurltlea. Simple In oonatrnctloa. ,
Perfect In operation. Plnlabed In artlatlc ud J
highly ornamental atvle. JOHN FR1KDSL, [
Jea 1119 Main Street and 112B Water Bt
, ?
Ceo. R. Taylor & Co.?Henrietta Cloths.
PRIESTLEY'S
BLACK SILK WARP
Henrietta
CLOTHS!
Genuine Goods.
40 Inches Wide,
AND THE
Right Shade at the Right Prices.
ONLY MAKE WE KEEP.
GEO. 8. TAYLOR & CO.
Frew & Bertschy?Furniture and Carpets.
JHL XV^USSXX^I Hill
Must be elten to people who will not wake up to tlic necessity of coming to
Critically Examine Our SPRING STOCK.
It la & beautiful assortment of the very
-LATEST STYLES AND HIGHEST QUALITIES!FDRNITDRE
AND CARPETS!
Oil Cloths and Linoleum,
Window Shades and Curtain Poles,
Saxony Chlidema Rugs, New,
Smyrna and Moquett Rugs,
Fancy and Plain China, Napier and Cocoa Mattings.
VYou will find It very profltablo to visit ua and Inspect our carefully selected Spring Stock first
'Frew&Bertschy,
1117 Main Street.
Special attention given to Undertaklngand Arterial Embalming.
Telephone calls answered at all houra.
Logan & Co. Steamship Tickets.
" ANCHOR LINE.
Kill the Bugs. Atlantic Express Service.
..... LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOwN.
PARIS GREEN, Strictly Pure. "CITY OK ROME" Irom Kcw Vork
Insect Powder and Gons. I Largest unci 11 nest passenger Steauiur alloiit.
Wiale Oil Soap.
* Glasgow Service.
B0d Bug POiSOIl* Btcamer* every Saturday from Now York to
FOR SALE BY Glasgow and Londonderry.
t /"*i A "NT 0 r*r*\ Cabin Faoiage to Glasgow, Londonderry, Liver],()LtA
lN| (SL pool.ofBeUaatMOauiSOO.Second'Clajw, ?30.
nnmiaia r?mi? Steerage. outward or prepaid, either Scrvlce,
Drugjcuta, Bridge Corner. gto, gaioon Excursion Ticket* ut Reduced rate*.
Travelers* Circular Letter* of Credit and Draft*
________ for any amount ixtucd at lowest current rates.
For Books or Tour*. Ticket* or further fnfor
nation, apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
An Excellent Blood Pnrifier! "r " ' "E"UKX* *17
~m s?s ciotk Blood cimoiik. Professional Cards.
Q. W.ATKINSON,
"THE BEST PILL I EYER USED," ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1. wh?t poopl. 1?T tbonl LOOAN 4 CO.'B 111D
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS. Uonaral Ifianrnnoo *trnni 1
1318 Market Bt., Whirling, W. Ta.
The Popular Remedy I
WMt Virginia. Can plat* lumimnce at lowest
LOGAN & CO.'8 rates and In best companion. anlfrMW
PLEASANT WORM SYRUP Plctures and Art Materlals
"" " ^KTISTS'
juDioiBoi *? KBtitTihr Materials!
jUfartfaiug ku always proven
Jm&. fuoecMfuL Before placing any ? Boppllea for Oil color, Water Color and China
tf*?aniir?r Adrort !?inr onnault Painting Brtuhcs, Can van. KaacU, 4c., ?tc.
fj TOSfi - ? Wlnfcor and Newton'i Color..
LORD It THOMA8. Btudlca in icreat variety, at
Br amutisko agmts, njcoll'8 art store.
?P? liCHICAOO? mj? 1ZB Main Htwot
Announcements.
Announcement ~
7b Ih* Votert of Ohio County:
1 am a caudldnto for the office of Procreating
Attorncy, and reipcctfully iiolldt your votes ?;
th? clcctlou to bo held November C, i ws.
Truly yount,
XI | H>..v
For Rent.
ou KENT TTi L:A I ? ?i; uTic?
Koom? at US l-'lttcf ml) ?;? . t jyi'
OU KENT?1TKM> 11El) KouMS
Willi iimrd, ut (Jlcnn'* Kim .-Mtlon. ?.
quire at JOShS A BUQ.>. Twrlnh >ir. ,-i. ij;
pou KENT.
Several Offices and Unnn.u
BTORE-KOOU 1043 MAIN RTRKIX
Lodging Room# In Hally't IJUh Ic.
H. 1'OHUKS,
]gl> 11 >- ?:>*? MriTt.
pou kent.
The New llutincmt Houko Just cowplcuM at
No. 1007 Main Stmt.
The main biulticM room is luo Kit. fluej Un
wltb all modem improvement* At t,lv n, H
JAMM L. IIAU I.KY,
lyw Ni : -
Cenoral Notices.
NOTICE.
Tho ComniUteo mi Equalization ntnl Appcali
will meet to consider petitions i.n.l ri-niuamreuccs
from the ditlcroiu wards with rvfmnro
to (uocutnentK,ut the City ltuil<lin^-.nt y o'cUkU
cuch morning, us follows, viz:
Hecond Wurd?Thursday. July l'.1.
ThlnlWur.l-Krl.lny. July l y
Fourth \Vnrd?Motiduy. July hi.
Fifth Ward?Tuesday. July 17.
Sixth Wnnl?Wi'iliifwlny, July is.
Seventh Wurd?Thuraduy. July i
Eighth Wurd?Friday. July . >
T. >1. UAKVIN, 1'rotldtnt.
J. 1). E???X. Secretary. jyj.
For Sale.
Fou sale?house n?. suTto?.
TEENTH STREET. Inquire ?<u premium.
K1
Steam engines fott salk-onk
?Jixli!; ouu WJU: two 7xlJ; three T'.xir,;
two upright# f.xl4; one Ktatiouitry bolkr itlln-l
loUKt?lu. diameter; ouefl feet Knv, WJ?. <11
nuivtv*. iwv.il, 11.1111. - i: t.,,11 uritl.
w*
piANO FOB SALK ClIEAl'!
An Elegant Upright,
Uted & short thnc, but goo>l xa new, for wlo at
a great bargain.
jyi? K. w. nvi mi:i: & cp.
Marshall county fakms
FOR SALE.
II lullly improved farm (if lin nucs, 7 mile*
south of Moumltsville. convenient to cliurth ninl
schools, within two miles ot mill uud ?u?w.
Farm of aboutM urn-*, two mile* from river
anil railroud; part bottom.
W. V. HOOK ii URO.,
1 JOjjQ I.-1" Market street.
jpOK SALE.
Wc will sell at public nalo (if no: *?M at prifaio
?alo before that ditto) on J VIA ill, Ht .
o'clock p. in., tbo projMjrty known hi tliu tiermi?n
behool Property, hltnnted in the town of
Triadelphiu. The lot in lOUxl'JO feet, nml luu ?a
it a threw room Iiounj. Terms cash.
JOHN WISH.
AUli. KHKKI.1NG,
ti. ItO.SKNCKA.Vji,
jc'iS 1 rn*i<T?.
gTOOKS FOR SALE.
40 Shares People's Hunk.
18 Shares Ohio Valley liank.
10 Shares Commercial Hunk. I
JO Share# Riverside Nail Mill.
10 Shares lielmont Nnil Mill.
f>0 Bliurna Jnllurtinii Null Mill.
45 Shares /Etna Iron ami -ted Company.
1,1KWIN, Stock Broker,
join No. Twelfth ntlKt.
jyoit SALE OK KENT.
A fluo Fmit and Garden Fann, conUinlni a
acres, on which there is a line apple, two uur-i
and crab apnle orchards. AImi about live or >lx
acre# lu choice varieties of grape* All kltuited
iu Martin'* Ferry, ami most oi it iau bo UMuiit
- in town lota. For terms call on or adilrw*
K. T. 1KHVKLL,
Insurance and Heal Estate A?. nt.
. myl7 lU:ttM.ni-i:T,i'iuo.
FOR SALE."
Seven Roomed House, 27 South York ilreet,
chcap.
(iood G Roomed llriek House, corner Tiiirtyeighth
and Wood street*. Will pay u.s au lumtment.
Splendid Farm ucar Ml. PleaMtit, Ohio. One
of the best farms in Jefferson county.
heven 1 loomed House on North frunt Uriel;
lot lWX-10.
Six llooomed House on North Vork
Home of tile most desirable biul.linn lot* in
the old Fair Grounds.
Rulldiug Lot on North Front strut.
Seven Roomed Houtu on South Broii<!w?j;
natural pas. nud everything in good rcjair; lot
MxI'JO. f j.ouo.
Four Roomed Cottage for 81,WW.
. G. O. SMITH,
apll Real folate Agent, 1220 Main 8t
FOR SALE.
(24) Twenty-four Lots In Colli well's Addi?
tlon to the City of Wheeling.
Lota are bounded on the north by Twentyninth
ktreet, on the eaat by Fillmore ?twt, os
the aouth by the llandlan HomeMuul, ami ea
the weal by the it. A O. K. It.
Their proximity to the above named rallmw
rendera them excellent Kites lor aiauufacturlBf
establishment*.
If not aold in thirty days will bo told at juir
lie auction.
For terms and further information at>clf to
W. V. liotil-: A lilto.,
l.'itw Market street,
Or William M. Hanoi.* n.
anlfi 8. W. Cor. ChapKne A Slxtwiithfrt^
Proposals.
_Jjj"OTICE TO ijui
Si-ulc'l proposals will bo received by ttiu mul'f
signed until tho21at day of July for putt"* up
au uddition to the Fir>i M. K. Church of lu-ilmr.-,
and for making certain alteration* ami rc|nir?.
Hlda will be accepted for the whole work ?
ptete, or for any portion of the work ?? ( ?r*t?.
l'lana and *|>eclllcatious can be seen ?t the e
of (.'ratty A Co., liellairu, Ohio.
Building Committee?Jauiea Wilson, < I>?lr*
man; Or. MeClellan, il. Kuupel.
To Building Contractors,
Healed propoialo for constructing a buildlnc
for the Agricultural Experiment stntlon hi tl;?'
Went \ Irginla University, at MorKuntowij. ?
bo received by the Secrctury of the board <>' HtKent*,
until 12 o'clock m., July i\ iw. I'roi-osuIn
will be received separately for cxuviti'^
Htid stone foiiiHiatiou completed: and f"' "
utructitiK and completing the building ready:
UK', the brick to be furnished to iliecoiitrw>;
on the ground. Contract* will !.< unnM.'i
either separately or combined, in the coiiuniii""
may deem best, and the work mum u r?>mh< '
before the lit duy of October, lhM. U?md wi?j
K'hhI security, in h penalty equal to tlieam'"-of
the bid, for the faithful performance n./-'
conditions of the contmct must ?< ? i.mjany
bid. Plans and spceillentiom* of the ) i ;
workaroon file in theoflioeof the .-< < r.wryf. I
the Hoard of KcgcnUiat Morgan town. and<: ' J
lawolllceof HummcrviHe A Howard in tl.' ' j
of Wheeling, W. V?., for the inspection < < i ;'
dew. The committee reserves the right t"
Ject any or all bids.
J. A. KOHIN.-O.V
,_Jc30 C.'ImirTiian Huildini:??nm.i
Trusteo's Salo.
IJIRUSTEE'S SALET
Hr virtue of a deed of trust maiJo hy(;,vW
T. try, to ine, n? trustee, dated Juik- I":
corded In tbo office < ( the I lei k of the J
Courtoi Ohio County, West Vlrglt.U, m !"
Trust Hook No. Hi, pa^e 2&?, I ?i). .1
front door of the Court llousoof Ohio county.""
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11. N?.
iKttlnfllne At 10 o'clock a. in., the r u- t eatAto
in TrltdelphlA (IJ.itriet, Oh J
Virginia, on the ninth fork of K??u. I
and on the Went Union nud Hom-j I' '.<<'
pike, containing four iwotv ?<: " :!j
voyed tohaldKry by William H?
wife by deed dAtcd Fcbruury lv.:. r" ,,r
Deed Dook No. 71, page I-'-'. A'-?- a |. ' 1
A<lJolnlnijthe Above iirnl eontnlnliu:
inore or lcw?, conveyed to ulil Kr\ J' '
Powoll, by deed dated June 1J, IS*:, r> * 1
I Deed Hook No. 71, pa?e 'J23.
Title to Above piece* believed to 1>c '
*vUimt uh tniktve 1 will convey "nij ?ho 1:1
vented in me by K>ii<J ?Iec?l ?>f trust.
TntMS'orl8ACB.-^One*Uilrdand mt
the purchaser elects to pay In cauli ?ti
of Mile, the bniunce in two e?|Ual m.-rn <:
nt one And two years with intcn-M. 1
the purchaser kImII execute his noti' v ' ;
security, the legal title t'? be retalnc-l ? :
security, or nt the purchaser'* option
cure the note* by deed of trust on : :
\V. J. W. COWI>EN, 1
\V. H. IIAU.KK. Aui'tli.ii' r
THIS PAPER ESS
Kowapaper AdTcrtiainff Bureau i!^
fitroct), wheromlver ||?i||| ?f fill If J
SWiTS NEW SOHR'