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The Intelligencer. 2
|'ul*lit>li*<l Daily, SemUWeokly ami Wrekly. it*
1 KKMh: U1
Tim Dally lotflligeni-er l? Delivered l?y Carri?M
In Wheeling and ail J a cent (own* at
I." eenl* per umth,
bj Moll, Fin in iJ.c t uiU<! HUK*.
Daily, liar Vear #8 00
Dally, Six Month* 4 00 W
' Dally.Thren Monllu -00 ^
Dully, One Month ? 15
Semi-Weekly, One Vear ? "?0
Semi-Weekly, six Month* 1 " *? rt
Weekly, One Year 100 ii
Weekly, Nix Month* 00 u
rent rwjuciwm i? owu ??? -.v ,,
copies uod circular*. AddrcK* .
F1IKW, I'AMI'llKLf. A: IIAl'.T, 11
rt'BLUUUU,
So*.'47 Fourtoenlli Jitrcrf, #
WljKKLINiJ. W. VA. tj
(EuU-rrd hi tin- I'fiKUHlU-e ?t Wlufliiij,', \\\ Vii., t(
k< ft'coiid-clm* matter. J
W lutclliocncer. |
WHEELING, W. VA.,OCTOUi:U8,1KHK. t
~ NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ,
fob i-nr>iDK.' T, 11
li EN J AM IN UAUlUSON.ot IndUna. (
fob VICK rm.Ml'KNT, \
LEVI l?. MOrtTO.N, of New York. H
FOB rXXCTOIM-AT'I.AKOE.
AUGUSTUSPOLLACK, of Ohio County: *
T. V. DA VI EH, o f my cite County. (
i)iMTit:cr elector*. t
FIrit?ANTHONY SMTH. of Tyler.
Second?K. E. FAST, of MonouunUu.
Third?J. W. IIEAVNHR. ?.f I'paliur.
Fourth?JOHN A. GHIHONS, of 3la?oU. f,
KKPUBUCAX STATK TICKET. ,
KOFI (iOVKHNOi:, *
GEN. NATHAN GOFF, of Harrison County. J
Koit Ai'Drron. <
GEO. M. B0WKU8,ol Horkelcy County, I
FOM TttEAflUJtKB, J
II IK AM LKWI8, of Clay County. t
FOIt ATTOItNBY OENKUAL,
WM. 1*. II emu IU), of Ohio County. 3
>OU St'rKiltNTKNDENT OK MllOOl*.
T. B. McLURK, of Wayne County. '
ron jtiMjw xcrncXB coubt, J
JOHN W. MASON, of Taylor County: <
If. C. MclVffOKTKIC, of Kunuwhn County. |
KOn tOKOUKM. i
Flint Mutrlct?0. W. ATKINdON. of Ohio. (
Second I'lutrlct?W. II. U. FLICK,of Berkeley.
Third District?J. II. McGlNNLS, nf lUIclRh.
fourth Hlatrict?C. 1$. KMITII. of Wood.
fob ctscurrjtoai*.
JOSEPH K. I'At'LI., of Ohio County.
JOHN A. CAMPHKLL. of Hancock County. <
KEPCBMCAS OOVSTV TICKET. !
FOR STATE SENATE. I
1*. J. SMITH, of Hancock Couuty.
IIOUSE OP DEI.EOATES.
THOMAS H. LOGAN,
HUGO L LOOS.
THOMAS PRINCE,
W. M. DUN LAP.
SHERIFF.
THOMAS C. MOFFAT.
FROSECtJTlNO ATTORNEY. ,
JOSEPH I). KLEON.
ASSKHNJIt.1.
ClTY-THOMAH M. JONKS.
COCNTRY-A. J. 8CHULTZK.
The President and his party tervc the in*
tenuis of Europe; ue trill support the in*
lewis of America.?JiepuUlican Platform,
,
Two Wust Virgin la Democrat* on tlin
Imueii,
Last Saturday night a splendid opportunity
presented itself to Judge Fleming
and Senator Kenna. The people of i
"Wheeling. irrespective of party, turned '
out to hear them on tlio issues of the
day. If they and their party are on the
right sido of those^ssues tliev had a
splendid chance to demonstrate that
fact, and success in such an undertaking
would have won their party votes.
These eminent exponents of Democratic
doctrine missed their opportunity,
for instead of giving much attention to
tlio issues of the day they plunged with
bitterness into the issues of a day that is '
dead and gone. Following in the line j
of the platform of the Huntington con- ,
vention, which platform Senator Kenna ]
reported, they exerted themselves to fan j
into Uamo the embers ?>f passions and
prejudices which once arrayed neighbor
against neighbor as in wai time, for they
dealt with questions which grew out of i
that unhappy episode in American his- J
torv.
No man of either of the great political t
parties can in neinglo speech cover the I
whole ground of the questions of to-day. J
Why did these talented champions of r
Democracy choose to waste so much of j
their time on questions which not a man l
in their audience cared a tig about except, '
if he thought of them at all, to wish
them forever buried? (
They must have devoted themselves '
ho largely to the dead issues because the
living issues are full of peril to their ]?o- j
litical organization. This is the only
reasonable explanation, and it shows (
once more the weakness of a cause which i
cannot meet the living men of to-day on c
the liviug issues of to-day. j
A Ml*l<<mliti|; Arguuittiit. * 1
Judge Fleming is under the misapprc- J
hension that a taritl' is Protective or not
according as the taritl' rates are high or
low. He thinks it clear that a -12 per
cent taritr can bear none of the marks of ,
Free Trade. 1
The tarilT levied by Great Britain is CO 3
per cent on her imports. Of course 1
Judge Fleming is aware that the Iiritish '
taritl* is levied for revenue aud that .
Great Britain is a Free Trade country, j
The average percentage of the taritl" ?
does uot determine the measure of Pro- si
tection.' That question Is determined by 1
the principle upon which duties are J
levied, and by the rate of duty on each t
commodity. 1
For exntnple, the average rate of duty 1
on American imports might belOOper
cent, and with wool on the free list the
wool-grower .would have no Protection. 1
Tlio point is too clear to rcquiro elaboration.
_
TIi? Fnl?<i ami tin* Rent.
To .1 udgo Fleming and Senator Konna, J
Gentlemen?'Tho pcoplo of West Vir- "
ginia arc not bothering thenisolveaabout
that which happened a quarter of a century
ago. Their concern is for the present
and tho future, for themselves, their
children and their children's children.
They cannot see that you compensate
them for freo wool, free lumber, free
salt and lower wages all along the line
by reminding fhem that there was a
war and that tho [eflecta of the war did
not completely disappear after the armed
c onflict was over.
Tho people of tho State are threatened
by your party, with an industrial eonllict
with all the toilers of the world,
and you seek to obscure tho issue by
unfolding a panorama of a war that was I
over before hundreds of thousands of ^
those who will voto this year were l>oru. 1
It won't do, gentlemen, it won't do. j
Tub New York Sun is Democratic but
not altogether blind. It rises to remark J
of General Harrison: "He can bo trusted
not to explode. Ho is uo trotter, but n ~
staid family horse, who will not shy at q
his shadow or mako fcr tho woods at tho jj
sight of a railroad train." Tho Sun is A
inking of tho explosive qualities and
ying characteristics of the nominee of ^
i own party, for whom it has not too '
uch love. "n
?^ las
Tliere an "In?hl?" Third 1'nriy Uniler- t ?
?UuUI?ff? je
Prohibition Chairman Dave D. John- Int
in says that his friends don't care di<
hom they hurt, Democrat or Itepulili- 00
in. This is very far from the common PJ
nderstanding of the ease. There is ,<t
;ason to Ixdieve thut the rrohihitionists th
?the Third l'artv movement are partic- Ij?
larlv desirous of hitting tho Republican
arty on the head now as they were ui
i 1884. to
There is even reason to suspect that ^
pino of the men on tho Prohibition tj,
icket iu this .State dryiot themselves in- dc
Mid to vote that ticket. The pian seems
> he to got as many Republicans as
* ' ' Jl?1 1?" In (lm Irnnu'.
?I8H|I>IU 111 10 WMU H JiJ'. ? mic tuv
ng ones quietly put their votes where at
bey will accomplish most for the elec- ra
ion of the Democratic ticket. Tl
Chairman Johnson takes up the ciul- to
els for Candidate Carakadon. is Chair- j><
nan Johnson quite sure that it is Mr.
Janskudou's intention to support the
thole Prohibition ticket? It has been
hid that Mr. Carakadon has a different ^
iew of his duty in this campaign. Can 1
/hairman Johnson throw any light on (]j
his phase of the question? oi
? 01
I'ntrlntic Student*.
Tpccial CurrapuHdaut of th' Intdllgenccr. jij
Mokoantow.v, W. Va., Oct. 7.?Tho at
tepuhlicau students of tho West Vir- m
;inia University met at the Court House m
ind formed an organization on the di
'veilingof tho5th, electing Cadets. F. hi
ileed. President, and Sergeant G. G. tl
Ileiner. Secretary. The object of the orjauization
was to arrange for the reccj?ion
of General GoII' on his arrival in
Morgantown on the tub.
The cadets will appear in the process- tl
mi in full uniform. Cantuiii Ix>uis A. w
Umleuintli, of Wheeling, will lie master ci
if ceremonial. Kvery arrangement is C
>eing made for an immense occasion ami ai
t is thought that Jlorgiuitowii will be n
rowded with visitors. ' ri
It In Fiillj Awrocliiteil. 0
'tlirwilt Well I'lrr/iMi'lH. ^
Does anybody suppose that the details ti
)[ thu lioverlv meeting on Monday lie- ^
.ween General God'nnd .fudge Fleming,
governor Wilson et al., could liavo been
forwarded to Wheelingintiino to appear si
in tho HojUter of Wednesday? Does any
jiir acquainted with the three gentlemen
lielieve that either Windy Wilson or
Judge Fleming. Or both combined, can
successfully debate wo issues 01 me .
present campaign with General GolF?
It h:is been but n few days since the
Democratic Executive Committee, headcd
by Mr. Kiley, "who runs the cam- *
paitfii," and manipulated by Senator
Faulkner, who bosses the job, publicly
announced that Judge Fleming could
not be permitted to meet General Gofl*
in joint debate, for the reason that he is
not posted on the ouestions at issue.
When this is remembered, the assinine
jests of the Jictj'wler will be better understood
and appreciated. ||
A Yolun from "Uio Interior." ^
Grbjtna Kaglc-Sentlncl. (j
If all the Wheeling Register^ $ jxjlitical 11
infonnation is of a character similar to ?
its report of the meetings of Gen. Gbff (I
with "Windy" Wilson at Phillinpi and 11
Beverly, wo sincerely pity] its deluded
and deceived patrons and readers. We ti
speak wherof wo know when we assure *
:)ur readers that the lt*tjitter'* reports [j
Acre both crossly unfair and untruth
ful. Gov. Wilson is as incapablo of discussing
tl.o issues of this campaign with
Gen. (toll as a chattering moukey would
In', and all the talk about <Jen. (iofTbeing
"sat upon," "squelched," "flattened
(u?t," "ripped up," is laughably ridiculous
to people who know both men,
;iml especially ho those who heard the
"discussion.M* We art- perfectly willing
:o trust tho fruits of the 1'hiIIippi and
Iteverly meetings with the voters who
,vero present at both while the RtguUr'*
Miserable lying can -hardly effect any
rood for its party in other sections.
CoiiiliiK to We'll Virginia. in
MehV. s/x/r/ Xcvt. ^
For several years W. U. Thomas has '
uul charge of the Demmler postoflice,
vhich he attended to in connection with
lis store. He has just completed nego- n
iations for the 'safe of the latter, how5\*er,
and has also received notice from
he PoslofTico Department at Washing- t<
on suiting that his resignation had been
avorably received. As soon ns 31 r.
gliomas gets his business affairs settled
lie will leave lor the wilds of West Virginia
to join the colony there from this
;ity, and of which he was one of the !?riiuo
movers. lie lias purchased soveril
acres of valuable timber land in that
state and will embark in tho lumber
business. _
MumM U? AMmnml.
Fairmont H'mi l'iri/i?ioii. /
I f there is a paper within the bounds *
>f the I'nion so utterly reckless anddis- ^
i*j ill table in its political methods as the
iVheeling Jinjhtcr, it ought to besought
ut and exhibited in a dime museum,
t has come to that point when nobody
relieves anything that appears in the
\V?/iV7/r, and its managers should bo H
leartily ashamed of its unenviable po- ?
lition. _ i'
Will So# Hlra Liiler. - ''
Uncle Sam to John Bull?'Thanks, y\
iwfully; but workingmen would rather
vork than do their visiting in poor A
louses. When you raise the wages of
our workingmen to our standard, call K
no up again. In other words, I'll see
ou later.
Soro Throat 5'
h particularly favorable to tho eontracion
of Diphtheria. Heed tho warning,
mil use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It
it once allays tbo lnllunimation of the
hroat, subdues tho pain and gives permanent
relief. It promptly and effeetuilly
destroys all contagion and diphheritie
germs. It is a safeguard against
)iphtheria, and should be used on the I
irst symptoms of soro throat as a gargle. I
_ MWJMW V
How pleasant now to sew. Tho secret
a "Mile-End," I know.
Diunk Malto, it is pleasant.
A Woman never forgets her first proK)?al
of marriage?nor does tho man, if
t is accepted.
n Dr. BULL'S facilitates Tmhinvand J
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Special Notices.
FlTS:-AU Flu itopped free by Dr. Kline's
rcat Nenre Restorer. No Flu alter first day's
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A Grent Mac tins nt N'ewburg.
rial Dlipalch to the InUlii-jatocr. ?
slnvuuiio, W. Va., Oct. 0.?A largo 1
il enthusiastic meeting wu held here u>
t night, presided over by Dr. T. F. ?
nham ami a number of Vice-Presi- 1
nts. Hon. A. Worth Spates, of Haiti- cj
)rc, spoke at length, arousing his uu- iii
Bnce to a high pitch <?i enthusiasm, ?!
inclusively showing the Democratic "l
rty to he the Free Trade party. Speakg
"ol his experience in the doubtful ?J
wWs where he had spoken, he said
at New York and Connecticut were m
?itively for Harrison, who would be
acted beyond nil doubt, lie proved \
nclusivefy that Senator Kenna's argui*nt
was a delusive snare intended only (1'
catch votes, and that he (Keuna) was {J
ily working for votes. Keuna thinks i<
ore of his own salary than be does ol
e laboring man who works for one
dlnr per day. ~
NlilmiMou la All Hlght.
ecial DitjxUch to the IntrlUjcufcr.
SiiinNSTo.v, W. Va., (Jet. 0.?A largo *
id euthuHiastic meeting, in spite of the 0
in and mud, was held hero to-day. n
lie meeting was opened by the Shinns- -
n Ulee nun. ine uon. a. *?. wuijr
?11 was introduced anil delivered one of
h masterly addressee on the j;reat isles
of tlio day, followed by (J. \V. AtiiHou,
who was frequently applauded. 0
??? n
Hum Things Cluing*.
t the FAit?r of the InUMtitnetr:
Sin:?The Republicans of Manniogton 1
istrict bail tbe e*|>osure of the attempt J
' the Democratic party to buy the colred
vote.
llow things will change! Twenty years J
jo they bad them for side, but now tliov ^
re attempting to buy them. Odd, is it
at, to hear 0. K. Wells call a colore*I .
ian "dear?" A Democrat was asked to i
ay how the thin# got out, and lie an- t
verod that ho did not know "unless
ic d?n nigger gave it away."
fc'nttcKiiiKn. i
Mmuiinytou, II'. I Vr. Oct. 5.
Foit all forma of nasal catarrh where 1
lore is dryness of the air passage with
hat is commonly called "suulllug up," specially
when going to bed, Kfy's
ream lialm gives perfect and iimuedilo
relief, its benefit to me has been ,
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Kansas. l
The bottle of Ely's Cream Balm that I *
btaiued of you last summer has on- 1
rely cured my little boy of a severe at- <
ick" of catarrh.?Mrs. Sallio Davis, '
ireen Postollice, Ala. aiwfaw
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of FIftoen Years' Suffering
from Dyspepsia.
Alapaim, Ua., Juno 22.1887.?B. II. B. Comany,
Atlitnui, Uu.?Ueutluiiieu: I hail ?ullercd
om that terrible dlno??o, dynpcpala, lor over *
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inula to tlio Metro|>olltan Life ItiMirutice Comany
for the prompt payment of the iiwurance
n the life ol my hither, llotart tPa?lvr?, of
iri<l?{cport, Ohio.
m* ltOUKKT PA9TEHK.
JLI) .SOLDIEltf,
ATTENTION! j
All oln noldicrR who arc In fuvorof the election
1 Hurrlwm and Morton are requested to meet
t the Second Ward Market Half, this evening at
o'clock. Khurii, for the pnri?H>o of helping to
oil the litdl. ocS
piFTII WARD
REPUBLICANS.
The Ho|iiihli<nuftOf the Fifth ward will uiei't I
t their hull at 7 o'clock thin evening. All RelUblicituK
ure requested to bo present promptly ,
t (hut hour to take part in the parade.
W. N. LINC'll, Piefldcnt.
D. W. Maktis. Secretary. ocS
^ECOND AND THIRD WARD
REPUBLICANS!
All \otcm of the Hcoond and Third wards who
uive not already Joined the newly-formed
narehlng club, are cordially invited to l?e presnt
ut &|Uirc PctcrninnV onioc thin evening at 7
'clock, harp, where badges will bo furniohed. ,
uicli one ix requested to bring a cane.
JOHN K. &CHK1.LHASK,
ocrt President. '
UgilMiUAirrKiM ' "i
PLUMED KNK.iits, 1221 M.MIKKT street,
WllEEUSO, W. YA., Oct. 0, 1W8. )
inn nil Ordert So.
]. Plumed K nigh la arc hereby ordered to reHirt
Kt headquarters Monday evening. October
i, 1888, at 7o'clock. prompt, for parade aud escort
luty.
11. The command In ordered to appear in full
Iress uniform in follows: Helmet and idumc, ,
vhite blouse. blue pant*, white gloves una black
*ue. Hy order of
JOHN K. I.I8T, CupUlu.
8.1. Siyoi.CToy. Orderly Sergeant. oca
RKGULAK TUESDAY PACKET
forParkorsburp, Pomeroy, (kill-, rp-5, k
Irontou. Huntington, Port*nouth,
Maynville, Cincinnati and*"**"
Louisville. The clcgAiit pussenger steamer
-ANDES,CIiak.
Muhlemnu. Com'r, Mart K. Noll, Clerk,
will leave for above point* on TUESDAY, 0< t.
?. lit 12 o'clock iu><>n, sharp. Pasccngcni and
'relght receipted through to all potato West aud
South.
For freight or pansnge apply on bonrd or to
ocS FHAN'K HOOTH. Agent.
piHK WORKS,
i-i i r: o. _
neu nre, o&u.
.' 0 Gross Red Flro Torches.
75 Gross Human Candle*.
75 Grow Sky Kockctt.
lOOGrofx Fisgs.
i'i Grow CliiiitfMC Ijiutt riif.
I tut received and for wild at low market ratoa by
GEO. H. FEENY.
(h<'i Wheeling, W. Va.
Grand Opera House.
O. C. (JKNTHER, I Assoc and Manager.
Three Nights Only, Octobcr 11,12 and 13,
and Saturday Matinee.
SPLENDID CAST! OKEATSCENIC EFFECTS!
The Thrilling and Popular Melodrama,
THE BLACK FLAG!
Presented by an able and itowerful company
under tbe management of \VM. McCKEAD\,
ivitb the original scenery, realistic effects, Ac.
A pcrfcct production of a magnificent play.
Prlcca of ndinh?lon. 15, 2.) and 60 cents. Matlu*c
prlrer. 15, IS and U5 cent*. Reserved scat* on
ale at Mcl.nre limine Pharmacy. ocS
GEO. A. WICKHAM,
Auction House and Loan Office.
No. 1153 MARKET ST.
llEGULAll SALE DAYS.
COK8IGNMBNTS 80LICITEI>.
WFrouipt attention given to Outiloor Sale*.
MONEY LOANED OX FUKMTURB
And Other Articles of Value.
All buidiio* strictly eonfidentlwl. ocfl
REDJ'IRE.
We cmi nilpply you with Red Fire in Sticks at
?o\v Price*.
Large Size, 15c.
Small Size, 10c.
WWo haven Fresh Konsted Coffee ut 18 eU.
Conner & Snedeker,
ocr> Cor. Market A Fourteenth BU.
Red Fire!
Tlic Itcil Fire Torches which I manuiiclnrc
nro not only guuranfeed to bo
lie largest, best, and give tho brightest
Ight, and to burn ten minutes, but In
idditlon no danger from spontaneous
ombustion.
When buying always specify Hockng's
Red Flro Torch.
Orders receive prompt attention.
MANUFACTURED BY
"P n?
J&UMUND r. DULMnu, =
Wheeling, W. Va.
I'rico list mailed on application.
?>c8
"for rent. !
I
fo. 1112 llnltfniore street. 4 roomed bouse... * CO
fo. 224."? Market at., store-room and cellar...... 1*> ou
fo. 2347 Market ?u. store-room and cellar...l5 00 ,
fo. '..M l Market street, third floor 5 00 J
fo. 'tl l'.v Market street, third floor & 10
io. lot'j Market street, storeroom and tiro
rooms..... no
fo. 1(U7 Market street, storeroom 16 00
to. 1920 Main street, bar room ami fixtures,
three rooms and ccllar......... 20 Co
fo. 211 Eighteenth street, 3 rooms 6 60
fo. l.'<6 Nineteenth street, 8 roomed house- fi 00
fo. 2?V. Jacob street, 4 roomed bonne-....?.. 'J 00 .
fo. 1203 Alley II, near Twelfth and MeCol- J
loch street .. .... 9 00 ]
fo. 1203 Alley II, near Twelfth and Mct'ol- 1
loch street....... - 9 00
fo. 2510 Main street, :i rooms and cellar ? ftO
fo. 97 Eleventh street, .1 rooms aud cellar.. C 00
FOR SALE.
No. (ttZane street.
No. 99 Zane st reel. i
No. z: aud Twentieth street, with lot of I
round cornering i<n Alley It and Twentieth I
jccU. j
No. 2120 Market street.
Lot ol ground fronting 25?". feet on Twentyilnl
streot.
No. GO North Front street.
No. 67;l Main street, Martin's Ferry.
No. to Virginia street. T
No. 250% Koir street.
No. 222s Mala street, 15 rooms and attic.
No. W Fourteenth street.
No. 2B3I Main street.
9 acres aud 6 roomed bouse east of TrbulelHia.
II,4?).
9;. acres on Edglngton Lane. m
JAMES A. HENRY, ~
cal Estate Agent, U. fi. Pension and Claim At* v
torney, (Collector and Notary Public,
oe* lfd2 Mahkict Stbickt. ^
~1UXS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS.
-J HOQE & BRO., No. 1113 MarketSt.,
arc nficnt? for the celebrated
eystone Double Barrel Breech
Loading Shot Gun,
id other mulo* nt Guns, Rifles ami Revolver*.
Iho Chamberlain'* unit Peter'* Cartridges.
Flue Pocket and Table Cutlery a Specialty. ~
All tbo above goods at remarkably low figure*.
ik-3 wwiaw HOQE A HKO. ^
B JUDICIOUS ABO PERSISTED T
Advertising boa always proven
successful. Boforo placing any a:
Newspaper Advertising consult Fi
LORD & THOMAS, ?
ivrammo Aaxm, Oj
ao^iMMii twm cHiCAOOfc
Ceo. E.'stlfel Si Co.
to. E. Stifel
cfa CO.
o
Grand Display or Elegant Novelties.
SILKS,
[falirfltesDIneliac
icimoa luouuo
PLAIN AND NOVEL
Combinations in Wool and Silk,,
i
AND WOOL.
Fine Dress Fabrics,
The Latest and Best Styles from
the Eastern Markets.
THE NEW WEAVESMilanais
and Royal,
In l'laln, Ilacoune ami Broclic Stripes (or
Street and Evening Wear.
All-Wool Dress Fabrics,
Silk and Wool Stripes and l'laid*, and
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
ROBE
PATTERNS
Ladies' Cloths
And Broadcloths.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES 4 PATTERNS,
1114 Main St.
f!7
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
Dress
Goods.
NEW WOOL HENRIETTAS,
In the correct ihadca for the bcasou.
u n... j.i.il.
new Druauciuius.
New Wool Plaids and Stripes,
FOR COMBINATION SUITS.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY
Schopper's Best Fast Black
Ladles' Hose
25 CENTS,
Worth 40 Cenft.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
Logan & Co.
These Cool Mornings
Biscuit and Hatter Cakes arc in special favor at he
breakfast table. To Ret them In their perfcc*
Ion of crisp wholesomenew you uicd to uic
LOGAN & CO.'S .
Excelsior Baking Powder. I
Remember.?No purer or better Powder made.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
ror Surgical Instrument* and Appliances, "
brasses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Syringes,
Clastic Stockings, Deformity Api>aratns, Ac.
LOGAN & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
fresh Goods. KewStyles1
In Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, &c.
Arc opening late Invoice* of Shoo Brushes and
oolh Brushes. Call aud examine.
LOGAN & CO.,
DrnggklJ, Bridge Corner.
sel.VrMr Jhina,
Class and Queensware. Choice
pieces ~ ~
. i 1
Royal Worcester,
Bhque Figures,.
And Fine China.
New tioodi arriving dally.
EWINQ BROS..
ort? 121& Market 81, opp. McLurc IIouw. ?
JUST RECEIVED
And open for Inspection, /
he Carter Patent Stoneware Filter *
and Cooler Combined* f
ad Pifflllr Filter. The beet and moct reliable (,
Uteri In tne market No oorrodinir metal*. No
"J**}?/ impurltlea. Simple In construction,
rfect In operation. Finished in artistic and
Khljr ornamental itrle. JOHN FKIKDEL,
ItJ 1119 Main Street and 112* Water 8L
C. Mendel & Co.?Furniture and Carpets.
THE NEW STYLES"
AEE IR.IE.A.IDY I *
We nre p!eu?c(l to anuounccUrgc arrival* of New Gooda, freah from the manufacturer*. Your K
ttentlon la IuvIUmI to a choice, complete and careful)/ selected auortment of the Kewcit and A'
lost Chjtfiuiog Eilecti lu
Parlor and Clamber Suits,
DINING-ROOM, BALL & LIBRARY FURNITURE,
?Single Pieces Miscellaneous Furniture,?
CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, OIL CLOTHS, "
cc
Rugs, Mats, &c., &c.
In every Department wo offbr unparalleled inducement* to buyer* in the way of High Clau
jood.s of quality beyond question, and to theie wo add unlimited variety in all new novcltieaand 51
ho STRONG INDUCEMENT OF LOW PRICES, by which we shall demonstrate that Ibo Cheapest
1* well as the Choioest stock is that of Tl
ll. lYIJiiN DLL & LU.,:
Furniture & Carpets. ?
No. 1124 MAIN STREET. |
ftSfiUndertaking a Specialty. ??_ _
House & Herrmann's Cash and Credit House. ]j
"Suppose Walklt Over?":
f
Yes, let's talk it over. It'll do us both good.
Winter's coming on. There's coal to buy, wood to lay 0i
in, heavy garments to be purchased, and so on. For the next ?
mnnfl. m 1mif mil rtfit na,7 nut n t h! VHll'll .!
11 1 Willi I Ul IWW It II UK. HUUIIU^ ft* J VV*?.| I'VJ - t ? J ?.
sort o' feel as if you'll have to put off getting that Carpet you ?
know you need, or that Chamber Set your wife is very anxious ?
to have. Now if it was all a consideration of MONEY you might i>
think just that way. But it isn't. If you get that new Stove, J'
or that Carpet, or that Chamber Set of us you won't need ,l
nearly as much ready money as you will to buy the coal, the ?
wood, and the clothing. We'll sell you Ten Dollars worth of 11
anything we carry for one dollar down and fifty cents a week. ?
And, if you pay that half dollar regularly, every week, it will
be the easiest arrangement you ever went into in your life.
$@=-\Ve propose to make FREE delivery ol all purchases
to Bellaire, Kenwood, Bridgeport, Martin's Ferry and .
Fulton. .
HOUSE & HERRMANN'S J
a
, Cash and Credit Furniture and Carpel House, "
1300 Main Street,
WHEELING. W. VA. ]
Frew & Bort8Chy?Furniture and Carpets. 2
A ROUSriVG CALL. ]
Must be given to people who will not wako up to the necessity of coming to
Critically Examine Our SPRING STOCK. :
It is a bcftutilul assortment of the very J
-LATEST STYLES AND HIGHEST QUALITIES I- :
FURNITURE AND CARPETS! i
Oil Cloths and Linoleum,
Window Shades and Curtain Poles,
Saxony Chlidema Bugs, New,
Smyrna and Moquett Rugs,
Fancy and Plain China, Napier and Cocoa Mattings, WVou
will find It very profitable to vWt oi and inspect our careiully selected Spring Stock firtt
Frew&Bertschy, !
1117 Main Street.
Special attention given to Undertaking and Arterial Embalming. ,
Telephono calls answered at all hours.
Political. J Jewelry, Watches, &c. ?
CampaignGoods AIteilti0I,<. sportsmen
1 U OUH STOCK OF FINE (J
Breach Loading Guns,
1 lj I "T A For Fall Tnulo, In now complete. Wo have Gunn
-~ I l r\_L from 85to flS each, representing nearly every n
7 reliable maker known. Our price* are RUaran- u
tewlaalowaaany Iioumj In the country. Call q
Q T TIT]ITI]1T) CJ indKCiuorvrrltotorfrico.
Di\l\lY ILlYO C. DILLON & CO., 2
Jewelers, 1221 Market Street. jj
ID I T D (ITCO Wo are Agcnta for Chainbcrlin it 1'otcra' CartW
il VJliiLi-LO rlilge Co.'h loaded nhcJR we20
WITH CANDIDATES NAMES BOOtSand ShOOS.
*S?S32S?.. BOOTS ADD SHOES! \
CAMPAIGN TOUCHES, &c., IT REDUCED PRICES) J
_AT__ In Remnant Lota, to make room lor Hew Goodi
~~ to arrive.
JW LOANE'S Alao a full line of Seaionahle Uoodii on hand.
. vv . LvnMi- u, Quality and I'rlcca to tult the timet, at
15 (Jay St., Iktltimore, Md. - U/INPUPP'Q nt
Send for Prlco List. au?Mw A. G. WINUHcH O,
_ ' 1123 Main Stroet, V
Prugg'8t8? Jyl7 ROGBRH' BLOCK. Ml
1 iilM JHII JilijB Housefurnishing Hardware.
E9Q r?0 HOUSEKEEPERS.
Rare you ever tued tho =
Standard Wax Strings J ]i
They seal fruit more perfectly, arc more clean*
l|H^^L2^aLa23?*A3HHl 'y. and It 1* ImpoMltilo to Ret wax lmido tho
?i ; ? a can or jar. Wholesalo or retail.
OEW. W. JOHNSON'S SDNS,
PhotORrapny, ni.vi? 12m m?ih stm-t. ot
-iABINET PHOTOGEAPHfl ~ ~ QAKPET
^ . M?An _ SWEEPERS! J
Jnly $U OU Her lJ0Z6n The Improved Grand Rapid* and Improved V
Crowb Jewell with rubber furnlturu protestor; 1
uifi/uva cut rmr the beit Sweeper* in the market, it the Hard- on
llUnil.iy lULLfcliy, ware and lluUKiurnUhlnr Btore n( ouj
NE8BITT & BKO., U?
Ko, 42 Twelfth Street* ?c29 1312 Market Street. wh
Amusements.
OPERA HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
inday and Tuesday, October 8 and ?.
using Hamilton
OPERETTA. COMPANY,
MILLER, THE WIZARD!
England's (imitest Mnglolan.
auday Sight?Fred Gtgel'achaniilni; oi-.uui,
The Swiss Captain.
Tuesday Slfht?Oflculacb's Oi*cretU,
"he Rose of Auvergne
Prof. Miller appears each uIkM iti lili wonder1
ami mysterious eutcrtalnmcut.
Prices, 50 and 25 coat-. llcicrvcd
nts. Seats ou wile at c. A. Houio'h Mu?1c
ore. ?alo to commctico Moii'lny. ,,,
Grand Opera House,
0. C. GESTHER, L' -^v A. Manager
onday, Tuesday ami Wednesday, Oct. s. \ io.
Grand Family Matlneo WedncMlay.u :<>\ i.
lie uanuMjiac atid talented young heron- B1 [,
Mr. EOWIN F. MAYO
[bis wonderful cqutttrlan aouatic. i., .Mi.
malicsuccess. Tin: 81LVEK a.,i:
Soo the wonderful pool of real mm. - f
dutiful waterfall, tho great ..mLm
ihcii, (bo cducAtcd borecs, Manila?u.v * '
v\w aud uuigntflcvut kevuvry.
Special?lti.iuo gallon.* of real water n?t.i
iIm production.
hlOM^lt. 25 and .*.0 cent*. Matin* o. r - >
' cent*. Rowrrcd Mali on m;?- nt
oum? Pharmacy.
Announcoments.
^NNODxGiSlES""' " "
b the Volcri of Ohio County:
1 am a candldato for the oftico of ftiMctcUct
ttorncy, and rcxpcctfully kollclt your w, ?
ae election to bclield November o, iv.Truly
your*,
ir< JOE 1). Kl.^tN,
Proposals.
Toposals for Temporary Bridge.
Sesled rroiMimls will bo received ut thcidliio
[ tlio Hoard of Public Work* until l*j
oouof Monday, October >. uses, forputting up
temporary bridge over Wheeling creek ?: >!*l:i
.reel. flaiu> ana upcelflcatUms W >vvn ..i
ic Ofllcc of the Bonrd.
Bidder* will be required to lile with their I.I.I
cert I lied check for Wow, puvulde t.. the n\
f Wheeling, ns a forfeit in 11 ni uli. ..! ui > n r
into contract if nunc awarded.
The Bucccssful bidder will he required to glvo
i?nd with two MiretiOK, to he approved bv ihu
osrd, lu u pemd Mini Kpial to tin- whole in?i
[ the bridge, conditioned lor the f.au!itul ;>
irinnnco of contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject uuv or
II bid*.
ProjKiNilH to be murked, 'Trojvoj-nlii for Telaornry
Bridge." utid nddre.'Md
BOAIU) OK I'l'llLlC WORKH,
fells MW.tr II 1' A ' ',-llr ' )!.
Public Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.
DON'T MIS3 Tillrf CHANCE
!0 BUY A SPLENDID HOME!
A Twonilorj Frame Dwelling Uoum cmiuic
bove the Court llouto, in Moundhville. W. Vu.
The bouse Is built in modern Myle; iu> tunc
ooiua ami two IimIIk; cellar under ubolrb?UK
Dwer story finished in hard wood. Tbere U
l*o * two story frame building on the turner m
uno lot, uow uk'J h* a store-room.
Till* proiterty will be sold on SATURDAY.
iCTOUEK i:i, IShS, to the liiKlu&t uml Lnftt
or, lis 1 desire to leave this town;
Be?. * CiKOWiK f. KSMIT.
For Rent.
Fou UEVI'^1)\\ !:I.ux(r HOrsi:
No. 103South Front Mrcct. ronUlultii; !*
ooras: natural gas. Enquire oi J. il. UKOWN,
rattho Underwriters' In?nranreC?>.
pOll BENT.
The Desirable Business Housfi
'ow occupied by u*. For further particular*
all on mcKHAM A ciiN'AKI)..
linse linil Kn haii;'*
to 19 No. i.HH Malu Wtni't.
pUIi KENT.
Hcvoral Ofllce.i and Kootns.
STORK UOOM 104- MAIN STUEKT.
Lodging Rooms iu Daily's ltlock.
II. FORIIK&
JcH lHJ (I.Hi-lliii' >ir? t t.
POH RENT.
The Now Baaineaa llotuc Juat completed At
No. 1007 .Main Street.
The main buaineaa room Is IK) feci, fined up
rlth all modern Improvement* Aj>i.'v to
JAMES L. IIAWl.KY,
jylO No. llJt Mulii si?rl.
For Salo.
VfARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
LrJL Fon sale.
Highly Improved farm of 110 acrc*, 7 milci
outii of HoundHvIUe,convenient to cliurch Mid
choola, within two rnilca of mill and Mom
Karui of about GO acres, two miles from river
nd railroad; part bottom.
W. V. IIOOE A BKO.
Je30 i:ao Mttrket Street.
^TOCKS FOR SALE.
10 fiharca Klvcrtdde GIw-s Company.
4 Shares Elaon Claw Co.
5 Shares IjiHellc Nail Mill.
fK) Sbure# LnuKbiln Null Mill.
2-1 Shares .Etna iron and Steel Company.
5 Shares Wheeling Electrical Compauy.
10 Shares Exchange Hank.
I. imVIN. Affnt.
wOU Ni?. JI Twelfth Mr v
FOR SALE.
Building Lot* In ol'l Fair (trouii<!?, Zanc'it
rehurd, North and South Front MritU and
outli i'enn street, ut very low li?urt?.
A Four Roomed ColUvu? (or
Seven Itoomcd House, No. :'7 South York
troet, bath-room, ?fcc.
81* Rooincd JJrlrlc Hourc, loutlnmt corner
hlriy-clghtli and Wood strict; nill j.^.y i.- na
av&tment.
Klvo itoomcd lloilfc. No. -I North l!ru?<!
treet. all in flrat-clous condition; will icale a
cry plcawint home.
pevon Itoomcd Home, No. I.'S North Front
trcet; river lot, on high urouud.
KlvoKoomcd Ilotmo at 740 Market Mad; n
ood property cheap.
A good Three Itoomcd Cottage, lut :?;ili", NoJ
South Huron street, 57'/).
Dwelling JlouicH always on lurid for rent.
Jyai o. o. SMITH.:
FOR SALE.
24) Tirontj-foar I/ils in (.'aldweU'it Adi!"
tlon (o the Oily ol ViMing.
Said Lota arc bounded on the north by TwentyInth
street, on the ca.st by Fillmore street, QJ
10 south by the IIa:.dl.>n Homestead, aud fcu
io went by the II. A O. K. it. .
Their proximity to the above ntrncd nilrflM
ftders them cxcelltat fciu* lor mauufacsurfflf
itabllsbracnt*.
# ?. ?i-.win m to!J at pat*
ii mniiuiu in uiuti vj. .....
e auction.
JFor terms aad further information nnnly to
W. V. HOOK A
_ w 1M Market .Ssre<t,
Or William M. ITakpi.ax,
auis & W. Cor. CtonHn" nnt^mh
Hotois.
IE HOTEL WINDSOR
NOW OPEN.
Tfali Hotel in delightfully fittinn i * ;
jwiy fumiihid nri'l well ventlMtH :
Alljmcxlcrn Imnrortfrients and fin;<
Wjrwpect.
"Special accommodati'>UK fi.r
i'n.
Torms, $2 50 to $3 00 Par Dny.
K. II. CAKNKV.
'Late of Queen CItr Hotel, CuliI"
K. Keii.lv.
Ions If. Honns.
_ I'rm?rlru?re. rcis
KY
H.
TO LOAN
l Pint Mortgage Security on Ohio Real W"
om odo to Ave year.. R T I|mv,;LI.,
OU CAN FIND paper
' "^MM'GTOH BUOS.

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