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The Intelligencer, w
INiIiIUIiimI Diill^Smul-M'ueklynnil Weekly. yf1
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| Ktit?m-d at the l'ostolllco at WliocTiug, W. Va., n
hh hecoiid-rliiHM matter.] ^
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NATiOHAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ron rntMUKNT, "
BENJAMIN HAKRlaON, ol ludiunu. ?1
POIt VIC'S 1'ItKSlDENT, 1(
LEVI P. MOUTON, of New York. tj
FOR i:i,r.CToR.S*ATI.AROF,
AL'GOSTl'S POLLACK, of Ohio County; ]
T. I?. DAY IKS, of Fuyetty County. 0
DISTRICT KI.KClolW.
KInit?ANTHONY SMITH, of Tyler.
Sfconil?K. K. FAST, cif Monongalia. t
Tlilnl?J. W. IIKAVNKK. of !>)iui.
Fourth?JOHN A. GHSliONS, of AliUOD. 7
KEI'UIil.ic.VX STATE TICKET. '
von GOYKRKOIl, .
(JKN. NATHAN (iOFF, of Hnrrleon County. 1
FOIl AUDITOR, .
t; i:o. M. BOW Kits, of Berkeley County, 1
FOR TRE.V8URK.lt,
11 lit AM LKW18, of Cliiy County.
FOR ATTORNKY (JF.SKRAI., '
\VM. P. HUlBDAItl), of Ohio County. 1
FOR 8UI'i:itl.NTKM?F.NT OF SCHOOLS, *
T. 15. McLUKK, of Wayne County.
KOIt JUIX.K8 M PIll-MK COL'ltT,
JOHN W. .MASON, o/ Tnylnr County;?
II.? . M< WllOKTKU.of Kanmvliu County.
FOR CONGRKStf.
I irst Dlntrlft?(J. W. ATKINSON, of Ohio.
lUMrl<;-\\\ II. tt. Kl.lCK.of lU rkcley.
'Ililnl l?l!>til<t-J. II. Mctil NNIS. of KaldKh.
i ourth Plalrlet?C. II. SMITH, of Wood.
FOIl CI ltd'IT J COOKS.
JOSEPH K. I'AUI.L.of Ohio County.
JOHN A. CAMI'HEI.I,. of lUneock County.
ItKITUIAi'AM (COUNTY TICKET.
FOB kTATB hl SATB.
11. J. SMITH, of Huocock County.
IIOl'SE OK IiELEGATE.*.
THOMAS ||. I.OC.AN,
m:t;o i. i.ous. '
THOMAS IT'.INCK, 1
W. M. DUWLAI'.
Minister.
THOMAS C. MOFFAT.
i'HOfiKCUTlMl ATTOBN liY.
JOSKI'II I). El SOS.
AHriKSSOKJ.
rrrv-THOMAs M. jonk-.
Cocstky?A. J. bClll-'I-TZf. '
Tjik Ailininistration lins on its haiuls '
a nice little scandal in the engineering j
work at Washington, but, bless you, the
Huiuted Mugwumps won't mind that. I
In "West Virginia Democratic politi- |
eians nay t he expenses of colored men
to a political convention of Democratic '
borninir. In .States further South the ,
vote ??f the colored man hasn't much i
show in the ballot box. '
Chairman Quay's reward of ?25,MO '
for the detection and conviction of illu- 1
gal voters in Now York, has stirred up ,
the animals at Democratic headquarters, i
The friends of Mr. Cleveland would double
the amount to throw Quay and the
public off the scent. t
Nkxt Monday's demonstration in favor (
of Protection promises to be a groat '
aH'air. For miles around, in Ohio and J
Pennsylvania as well ns West Virginia, v
the friends are coming. It will be a t
sweet foretaste of the great jubilee after '
the election of Harrison and Morion.
Col. Fki.i.owh comes to instnlotTTio *
people of West Virginia in their duty in \\
a grave public crisis. .The burden of his ji
advice is to vote for Cleveland. One
good turn deserves another. Cleveland
helped Fellows through in his light for 5l
District Attorney of New York. Else- I;
Where we give the opinions of other
friends and supporters of Cleveland conceruing
the manner of a man this pub- 5
lie instructor is. _ a
"J usticb" states some facts and makes
some comments far from creditable to o
the management of the Hospital for
Insane at Weston. Tho rank injustice
of that management with regard to the o
unfortunate patients ami the taxpayers i1
who support the institution, is one of >N
the reasons why largo numbers of men 0'
who helped to put the Democracy in \
power in this State will this year help C
to give the Democracy a rest from the j
eares of governing.
Chairman' Towxskxd, of the Ohio j!
Democratic Committee, is not well up in J
his questions from the Bible, but he lias i
drunk deep of the Hook of lleform as. Jj
prepared 'by (irover Cleveland. So he j,
goes ahead, as shown in i he Intklliuijx- p
cek, telling the ollice-holders in Ohio $
that "The Lord loves a generous giver," J]
and reminding them that the list of *
givers will be carefully scanned when
t he Democratic reformers come "to make .N
tip their jewels." Could there bo a more ^
direct intimation that tlioso who do not *
submit gracefully to the reform sweating j
system of tho Cleveland Administration J*
will get their walking papers "when this
cruel war is over?" t
A Weak Argument for True Wool.
.Senator Kenna and other stumpers j
who aro endeavoring to make the West I1
Virginia wool-grower believe that free Cj
wool will benefit liini, attribute the de- jj
clino in wool to tho competition of rj
the West. Let us see how the supposed >
strength of this argument will bear tho s
strain of two very simple tests.
The present tariff act, by which the
duty on wool was reduced about onefifth,
was passed in 1S8:?, bui did not
go into effect until tho beginning of the
next fiscal year. The etlect began to
be seen the next year and has been seen
and felt with increasing force every year
since. Note the story of the figures:
iMroitT*.
ISM. |V\S.
i\hi litis. round*.
Clothlug Wools LM.lKW.tiT'J
CuinbiiiK wool" l,;u7,ir?.'.?o
I'urjwl wools.
na.v.s.-vt
More Imports in istw than in Ins:... t5D,5tw,767
It will be seen that the imports of
foreign woo*, have more than doubled |
since the reduction of the wool tariff. J
Western wools do not figure in this do- p
struct!ve competition, and have uotli- a
ing to do with it. Whatever may 1
be their competitive force it cannot be :
argued that it exerts itself through the
Customs Houses. Nor is the percentage =
of increase confined to carpet wools, so- _
called, which largely find their way into Gf
clothing aud are imported at undervalu- u?
ation for that special purpose. The irn-J
rta of clothing wool, the staple of our
est Virginia, Ohio ami Pennsylvania J(
owers, have doubled along with the
iports of the lower and lowest grades. ^
ic Free Trndo argument does not stand
e strain of thin first test.
In the .States oilicially classified as c
'estern [Reports of the Department of ?
griculturej there were in 1887 more fil
leop than in 1883 but less l>y nearly a t
illion than in ISM. In the Pacific 11
oast grout) the growth of sheep hus- S
indry has been brought to a stand- ,|
ill. Oregon is one of the States of this 1
roup, and Oregon has recently told her t
ster States what she thinks ot free \
ool.
In the Territories the|industry is on c
e down grade, and while there are 4
lore sheep than there were in 1883 1
lere are less than in any year since, [
ml the figures show a loss of half a >
lillion sheep from 1880 to 1887. In the J
reat stretch from the Ohio river to the t
acific ocean there were 1,102,000 sheep
>st from 1880 to 1S87. I
Whatever this western competition *
jay be it does not show a growing in- {
ustrv. The entire country shows a
)ss of 0,000,000 sheep since the reducion
of the wool tariff in 1883. Thel'ree '
'rade argument does not .stand the strain j
(this second test.
It must be that Senator Kenna and
he other Free Trade stumpers did not ]
onsult the oilicial record betore prepari)g
their campaign speeches. s
A Volci' l-'rom I'uytMto County.
Po th* Editor of the IntcUUjcnctr.
Sin:?On Tuesday evening hist the
oyul.'unprejudiced portion of the citi- i
ens of this locality inot at the Davis
)pora House and organized a Go 11' Iieinblican
club; discountenanced cverylung
like Free Trade, and endorsed
svery action of the Kepubhcan party.
IVe/as Republicans, formerly had a little ,
nterest in free wool, but that was previous
to the rebellion, when that article
vas grown on the slaves' head. That
natter was effectually settled by Presilent
Lincoln's proclamation in 1303, ,
linco which time we are strict protecionisfs.
One tiling is certain, as
West Virginia increases in wealth, meehinisin
and intelligence, Democracy will
vither and die. Gpd speed the* blow
tnd send us free schools, free press and
ree, tin prejudiced men and women,
i'ou may rely upon our doing our part,
uul voting thoroughly through witliout
icratchcs. Give us General Harrison
or President and General Golf for
Jovernor and then will we "hail it as
lie dawn of a political millenium."
Goit Uei'uiilican Ci.ua.
Coal Valley, II . I'd., Oct. (i.
I'uiieiuK of Viciiliiit of Two Wrrcks
ytfclnl Corr&poii'lencc of On: InUlUycuccr.
Guaftox, W. V a.,Oct. 8.?The funeral
)f Bishop Carr, who was killed in the
jollision near Cornwallison last Friday
light, took place here yesterday afternoon
and was attended by a large number
of friends. The .Brotherhood of
i.,.l
I.UCUIUUllYU JUigUJUim mtvuuvvt tit ??
body. TIit> funeral services were coniucted
by Kev. Flanagan, of the l*rosl?y:erinn
church, ami were very impressive.
The body of W. II. Wiley, railway
postal clerk, who was killed iu the
ollison on the Metropolitan branch,
readied here yesterday morning. The
interment took place this afternoon, it
is learned that Mr. Wiley was smothered
.0 death by the huge quantity of mail
jacks contained in the car, and which
MKshroiuled liiiu when the car upset.
Lie was a most excellent man and
worthy citizen, and his death is deeply
"egretted by nil.
itravu Up.
You are feeling depressed, your appeit??
is poor, you are bothered with headtche,
you are ttdgetty, nervous, and geu?raliy*oMt
of sorts, and want to brace up.
>race up, hut not with stimulants,spring
nedicines, or bitters, which have for
heir basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
rhich htiinulate vou for an hour, and
lieu leave voti in worse condition than
a'foiv. What you want is an alterative
hat will nurify your bloocl, start healthy
nioii of liver'and kidneys, restore your
italitv, ami give renewed health and
trmgth. Such a medicine you will fiml
11 Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a
iottle at Logan i*c Co.'s drug stoic. 3
How It uiul All About II,
it was Tuesday, September 11, 1888,
1 ways Tuesday, the 220 th Grand Month- 1
v* drawing of The Louisiana State LotL*ry
occurred under the sole management,
as usual, of (Jcn'ls (J. T. Beaureard,
of La., and Jubal A. Karly, of Va.
'lie prizes ranged from $100 to $.'500,000,
nd were distributed everywhere. Do
on want to know to whom and where?
Co. 1 >7,12!) drew the First Capital Prize
f ?.">00,000. It was sold in fractions:
nc-fourtli so'd to Jacob Shipsey, New i
'ork City; the rest went to Costa Kica, j
\ A. The Second Capital prize of $100,- (
00 went to No. 21,02.\ sold in fractional
arts at SI each, sent to M. A. Dauphin, {
few Orleans, La.; one-twentieth went i
i) J {auk of Maysville, Maysville, Ky.; i
ne to J. 0. Kouian, St. James Parish, J
.a.; ono to Ohio Valley Nat'l Bank of t
lineinnati, O.; one to a depositor *
hvough Stale Nat'I Bank, New Orleans, 1
<a.; one to B. L. Bennett, care of So.
lapk of Ga., Savannah, Go.; one to a deositor
through Wells, Fargo & Co., San
'rancisco, Cal.; one to Anglo-Californiau
lank, San Francisco, Cal.; two to John
1. ilowald, Columbus, O., through
lom'l Nat'l Bank of Columbus. The
.'hird Capital Prize of $50,000 was drawd
y No. 44,545, also sohl in fractional
arts of twentieths at $1 each, sent to
1. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, ha.: one
rent to Chas. T. Silk, Galesville, Wis.,
Iiroagh Bank of Galesville; one to First
rat'l Bauk of Sulphur Springs, Tex.;
ne to a depositor through Louisiana
at'l Bank, New Orleans, La.; one to
srael Seliginau, New York; one to First i
[at'l Bank of Temple, Tex.; the other
. . . ,_.f h'i._ rt I c
arcs Wt'lllCISCWlluri!. I III" rminn viijuiiu
'rizo of $25,000 went to No. 1,587, also
old in fractioual twentieths: one to
no. Weinnig, J r., St? IJerbigney St., Now ,
Orleans, La.; one to K. C. Porter, Con- t
pal Music Hall, Chicago, III.; ono to *
lartin Welch, through Atlanta Bank of 5
itlanta, Tex.; ono to ,lames Ilobards, ^
[illsdale, Mich., through First State
lank of Hillsdale, Mich.; ono to 1).
riegcr, So. Chicago, 111. Any infonnaon
desired can bo had on an application
i M. A. Dauphin, Now Orleans, La. .
ho whole affair will go over on Tuesday,
[i>v. l.'t, 1SSS. Take note of date.
n Dr. BULL'S facilitate* TtttMnaanA
&SADV CVDIiO ^culatAHthellowoIfl. A6 J
ifftul MuUl ftUdruggUU-Prtoc?Sctg.
0111 I 'C Cures Coughs, Colds, .
DULL 0 Hoarseness, Asthma,
Ironchiiis, p A||A|| Croup, Incilient
Con-(fU|J|]|)sumption, .
nd relieves Consurap- C VQ11D "
ivi- Persons. 25 cents. ^ I nllr
... - - _ ^ m
cusca'ciiiARima'tor c*. t
MOKE term, Prlct 10 Cu. At all truiihu, "
Special Notices.
"IT!Si-AU Fill lopncd lrco by Dr. Kllne'l O
rat Kern Rotorer. So Flu alter Brut tUf. tt
?. Ifomlouccnrcf. Trwtlw ?na Jp 00 trial *
tllo froo lo Kit rax* Ben J 10 Dr. Kline. 931
CtKOMl. 1'MUdclpM*. f*. ?'?
IN A llOliUEl! COUNTY.
.C|>lll>li<'Uii l*olo Illilnui^ ill llif llul llrd nl
I'ri'B Trailn Iiciiiucrac)'.
prriot Corrr*pwulr?i r vj thr JnieUfycnecr.
High Vibw, Va., Oct. <1.?Last week
lio Kepublican* of High View and vi
inily rained a Hag at this plaee in bonoi
f Harrison and Morton. The j?olc
Lands in Hampshire, near the line l?c
ween the two States, and is a beauty
icarly one hundred feet high. A goot
rowu was in attendance, and was ad
Iressed by Gen. John Holler, a caudi
[ate for Congress in Virpiuia. Uen
Roller's speech was plain, pointed and tf
he purpose. At thu close of his speccl
homilies presented him with a beauti
ul bouquet.
Ho was followed by Mr. John II. Holt
>f \Vest Virginia. Air. Holt made a tin*
>lFort. The crowd Boon learned that In
vas by no means "slow of tongue." 11<
;xposed the Freo Trade fallacy to it
jones. Young Mr. Pownal, of Komney
vas next to speak. TliOBun being lov
ic had but time to make a few remarks
jut they were to the point and wit)
narked intelligence.
A Republican Hag in something en
irely new in this section, and it has s<
itirred our unbelieving brethren of th
Freo Trade persuasion, that they, toe
ire going to do likewise.
I'uiinion* to Wi-sl Virginian*.
facial Dlnntch U> the. Intelligencer.
Washington, I). (J., Oct. -The fol
owing pensions have been granted t
V'irmnSfitie
INiKEAHK?Michael .Stump, Ccntrt
i-ille; Kphraim Hess. Spencer: Jasper
Marletuy, llall; John lloil'man, Samaria
llcnry Weaver, Cecil; Gcorgo W. Marl
jell, Ueedsville; J>;ivid It. Flahcrt}
I'ine Grove; John W. lJoliner, Fellow*
villc; John W. Wright, Bevier; Williai
11. Smith, St. Albans; Harrison Hire, I'
Pleasant; FrancisTavlor, Moundsvillc
lieorge Roberts, Wheeling; Andrei
Black, Hall; Greenberry lJcrrickmur
Moori'sville.
Okk-in'ai- Widows?Susan, mother c
Moses K. Martin, Deer Jack; Minor <
William Allen,Tyner; Hose Ann, mot)
er of Franklin Knobbs, Fellownville
Mary A., widow of John T. McKissit
Kanawha Head; Klias C?., father of Eliii
N. .1. Moreland, Willow Island.
Kestohatiox?Patrick iirannon, Ke\
IteiHsn: William 11. liimtoU,Coj>ev
haver's Mills; Franklin Jackson, Unior
town; John iJ. Roberts, i'arkersbur^
William Tucker, Wellsburg.
(.mucin* a i' invalid?UrllUlore 11. i' v(
Newark; Jacob A. Suiter. Huntington
James N. Casto, Clifton; Felix W. Co
liua (deceased) Auburn; John Wingrovt
Waverly; Isaac W. M. IVrine, Avon
l'ary McXair, Bruoeton Mills; John (
Kogere, Lizemore's.
Khissuk and In( luiask?Kichard Co
liiifl, Mason City.
l"lr? xtt WvlNvlllo,
Spcclal Vltjxilch h the JnhUi'jaiccr.
East Liverpool, 0., Oct. 9.?Fire di
stroyed the two-storv residence of Mr..1
L. Fisher in Wellsville, four miles belo
this place, yesterday morning. I5ut litti
of the contents were saved. Loss.$KJ
(XX). No insurance.
Sure Throat
is particularly favorable to the contra'
lion of Diphtheria. Heed the warninj
and use i>arbys Prophylactic Fluid,
at once allays the inflammation of tli
throat, subdues the pain and gi.ves pel
manent relief. It promptly and ellecti
ally destroys all contagion and dip]
theritie germs. Jt is a safeguard againi
Diphtheria, and should be used on tli
lirst symptoms of sore throat as a gargli
Suudiiy Kxcuraionti.
On and after Sunday, May 0, the Olii
River Jlailroad will sell excursion tic!
ets every Sunday until further iioticc
Wheeling to Sistersville and retur
$1 50, Wheeling to Parkersburg and r
turn $2 '2b. Tickets good one day onl;
Ilow could we get along without oi
"Mile-End ?" Couldn't.
Dki.vk Malto at soda fountain.
NEWI.AND?On Tuesday morning, Octobcr
JSSS, lit 1' o'clock. MIhs Ijeknk Nkwi.and.
The funeral will take |0ncc from the residence
IIr. John Xewlund, No. IW1U Water Hrec
Thursday afternoon, October 11, at "J o'clock
J'riendu of the family arc respectfully ii
vitcd to altcud. Interment at Mt.Zion Cot
rtriv.
WORTH $1,000 f
rESTIMOXIAI, 01' 111)11. t1i0s. l'AUi-1
of iiekiex corxrv.
Would not Tako $1,000 for It-Re
Moved of Flftoen Years' buffering
from Dyspepsia.
AurAiu, <. *., Juno 'J2,1887.?II. H. I!. Con
pntiy, Atlanta, ?Ja.?Gentlemen: 1 bad sufierc
Irom that terrible disease, dyspepsia, fur ovc
llftcen yearn, null during that time tried ever;
thing I could hour of. and itpent over three inn
Ired dollars in doctors' bllltf, without rcceivin
the slightest 1*eut>llt. Indeed, 1 continued I
j row worn;. Finally, niter 1 despaired of ol
inining relief, a friend recommended 1!. ii. 1
[botanic Hlood Itaitn), and I began using it; no
However, expecting to lie benefitted. Aftt
iihing luilf a bottlo 1 was Httisficd that I wiih Li
Ing benefitted, and when the sixth bottle wi
taken 1 felt like a new matt. 1 would not tali
l.coo for the good it has done me; in fact, tli
relief 1 derived from itiH priceless. J firmly b<
lieve thut I would have died hud 1 not taken i
Respectfully, etc..
THOMAS PAULK
For the blood, use 11.11.11.
For scrofula, use 11. If. II.
For catarrh, use D. II. Ii.
For rheumatism, use B. II. II.
For kidney troubles, use II. II. II.
For skin diseases, use 11. II, II.
For eruptions, use II. II. II.
For all blood poison, use II. II. 11.
Ask your neighbor who has used 11. II. II. of It
nerits. Get our book free filled with certificate
>f wonderful cures.
SPE_CIAL.
All who noire full information about tin
auute mi'l euro of Mood 1'oIsoiin, borofula o
Scrofulous Swelling, Ulcers, fore*, llheutna
ism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc.. can so
lure by mall free, a copy of our tU'pnge II lustra
od Hook of Wonder*, tilled with the moht won
Icrlul and startling proof over before known.
Address, BLOOD 11AI.M CO.,
Atlanta, GO.
LOGAN & CO.,
Wlml.'Mili' Ak-' iitf.
Jewelry, Watches, &c.
attention, Sportsmen!
OUR STOCK OF KINK
Breach Loading Guns,
por Fall Trade, I* now complete. We have Gum
rom $ '> to 515 each, representing nearly ever3
elinblc maker known. Our prices are Kuurnn
L'ed a* low as any bouse in the country. Cal
ud sec us or write for prices.
I. C. DILLON & CO.,
Jeweler*, I'Jit Market Street.
We are A cent* for Cbambcrlin ?fc 1'ctcrt' Cart
idge Co.'* loaded slic'.lv scjo
Housefurnishing Hardware.
JX> 1101'SKKICKl'IlIiS.
Have you ever used tbe
Standard Wax Strings.'
They seal fruit more perfectly, nre more cleannnd
it la impossible to get wax iuslde the
in or jar. Wholeudc or retail.
OKW. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
aul.V17 I.'IO Main Street.
CARPET
SWEEPERS!
The Improved Grand Rapid s and Improved
rowu Jewell with rubber furniture protector;
10 beat Sweeper* in the market, at the Hard
arc nnu uousciuruumnc store 01
NESBITT & BRO.,
ac29 . 1J1J Market Street.
Now Advertisements.
Ferrets for sale-male ani>
Komali-. \\. K. OIFFIN, BrMpimrt, Oljlo.
ik-II)
; ^TTENTION!
Thoro will !? u meeting of the Washington
- District IlcpuhlicausonThiUFday evening, October
11, nt tlio Wigwam ou -?x 11?itreet.
5 BuslticHHof importance domatnLs tho presence
of nil Republicans i;i the ?1 i?>trli t.
0. J. RAWLINO.
ov 1? Problem.
! ^OTICE."
All pernou* knowing ihemselvo* indebted to
the CMtato of I ho late WlHiiuu McMoohen, by
. note or otherwise, are requested in settle
> promptly. Tho?e buying bill*, present them at
, once.
1 J. I.. McMKCIlEN.
It. 15. McMKCUKS,
nolo Kxeoutors.
? QAIU) OF THANKS.
- The Junior Plumed Knights do.-ire to extend
ii their thunk* to Mr. Edmund K. booking for fur?
nbhing them with red fire for the parade ou
, Monday cveulug, October K?
V WILL ZANK, President.
t! t'vwunv I.'nrlf OfllO
1 Engine For Sale.
0 Oncl2x2\(W to .V) e*tluinted hone power):
L' roocIhm new; only run about two yean*, with
> best of run*. Will nell thin Engine lor $4-50.
to be delivered about December 1. Now lit um*
at our works. _
oelO BLOCH BROS.
I )U. LKOX X. KEEFEK,
Io
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate Veterinary Deportment Univeraily
uf Petitihyivanlu.
Ornci::?No. to FOOltTEENTII ST.
Telephone connection. ??clO
K. GIFFEX & CO.,
l" STATE ACKNTS FOIt
!' The Ross Feed Cutters.
. Mne (11 fTcrent stylos and hIjior, from the Hand
' Lover to the larue power size.
* Hell City Few! Outturn.
i, Write /or circular and pricch.
1520 Main Street,
if oclO-n.tw Wheeling. W. Vn.
?f
" Tho Toy tlio Child Likes Best
-is the- m
"anchor"
* A|ft, Stone Ssilij Siccks,
^vt g?C* Sc2l8:ono. Throo Colors.
i- ACi.KVKariiwKNrforfhUd'
^ij^| * > ?' full For pl.TA, ur
ik-i'i' ^ poht rrto c:i ai'i'Ilcntloii to
F. Ad. Richter & Co.,
; 3(0 DROADV/AY, NEW YOftX.
' UlMU-MWMU'
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACT10S1~
Over n Million DiNtributed
Louisiana State Lolter.v Company,
L'- Incorporated by txic Lcclhiature in is^, m
. Kducatfoiiul and Chnritublo pun*>*>cs, aud It?
- franchise made a part of tho present Stale ('on
... stitutlou.iu lS'/'J, by an ovcrwhclmiug populm
voto.
Ie It* Grand k5tnaor.nis.miy Duawinos talt
. place gemlanuually, (June and December), auo
' It* (i it a so Sisoi.k Nujiukh Drawing* tuke i?lnc?_
on enrh of tl?? other teu mouths In the year, one
are hIi drawn in public, lit the Academy of Mu
tic, New Orleans, i.a.
L'- "Wo do hereby certify thnt wc supervise tht
* Arrangements for all the Monthly and Seini-An
i. nual Drawings of Tho Louisiaua Stato Lotterj
1 Company, and in person manage and control tin
it' Drawings themselves, and that tho same nic
I-, conducted with honesty, fuirucM, and in good
. faith toward all parties, and we authorize tbi
Company to use this certificate, with facsimiles
i- of our eiguatures attached, in its advertbslit
menu."
I -^^25
n JT
^ Commissioner.
y'. We the undersigned Hnnks and Hankers will
pay nil J'rizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
... teriea which may be presented at our counters.
R. M. WALMSLKY, Pres. I^ouisiana Nat'l Dank
I'lKKHK LANAUX. Pres. State National Hank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'l Bank.
CAUL KOliN, l'res. L'uiou National Hank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
ii In tho Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, Novombor 13, 1888,
CAPITAL PRIZE. $300,000.
110.000 Tickets nt Twenty Dollars each. Halve >
?. *10; Quarters S3; Tenths $!; Twentieths 81.
ii- i.ist uk rnizLs.
ii- 1 I'rizcof ?100,000 is roo.OCiC
1 Prize of llO.OOO ie lOO.OUC
1 Prize of ftO.OOOis 60.CCC
1 1'rlze of 2ft.00U is 2ft,<XK)
'J Prizes of 10,000 arc 20,wjfl
ftTrizcsof ft,000 are 25,01 C
2.1 Prizes ol 1,000 aro 25.000
J, loo Prizen of J.CO are fio.uwi
' :ho Prizes of 800 are W.UOC
600 Prize* of 200 ore lOO.Otti
* approximation pu1zks.
100 I'rizcs of ?..00 are 60,000
- loo do. :uj0 arc
100 dt>. 200 are 20,000
terminal prizes.
099 do. 100 arc 99.9.'0
999 do. 100 are 99,900
d 3,131Prizes amounting to 91.0^-2,800
',r Notk.?Tickets drawing Capital Pilzes are not
entitled to terminal Prizes.
J" For Club Kates, or any further information
>? desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
? Mating your rcsidcucc, with State, County,
'' Street and Number, aioro rapid return mail de'
livery will be assured by your enclosing an envelopo
bearing your full address.
'r Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Order*,
b" or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Cur|S
reucy by Express (ut our expense) add reused to
42 M. A. DAUPHIN,
e New Orleans. Lu..
: or M. A.. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. C.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, I a.
pCMruorp That the presence of Generals
ilulllDIUDDU Jicauregard and Early, who are in
chargc of the drawings, is a guarantee of absolute
fairness and integrity, that the chances are all
cijual, au<l that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw a Prize.
"RKMEMHEK, also, tiiat the payment of Prize*
1* Guarantixd by Koor Nationai.1Ia.nks of New
Orleans, und the Tickets are signed by the President
of an Institution, whose chartered right*
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware of any lmitatioua or anonymous
] GEO. A. WICKHAM,
Auction House and Loan Office.
No. 1153 MARKET ST.
e
I REGULAR SALE DAYS.
CONSIGN M ENTS SOLICITED.
? "Prompt attention given to Outdoor Sales.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE
And Other Articles of Value.
All business strictly confidential. ocS
RED FIRE.
Wo cud Miipply you with Red Fire In Sticks at
I Low rrlcw.
Large Size, 15c.
Small Size, IOc.
1 WWc have a Fresh Routed Coffee at 18 cti.
Conner & Snedeker,
oc*? Cor. Markets Fourteenth fit*.
G* UN'S, KIFLKS AND REVOLVERS.
" HOCK 61 BRO., No. 1113 Market St.,
are aj^nt* for the celebrated
Koyetone Double Barrel Breoch
Loading Shot Gun,
nn.l other mnkc* of Guns. Rifles ami Revolvers.
Aleo C^uimbrrlnln** mid 1'utrr'n CnrtrldRVB.
Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery a Specialty.
All the above goods at remarkably low figure*.
I ?x-:i Mn-Mw HO(*iK <fc HitO.
TO ADVERTISERS.
A list of 1,000 newspapers divided into STATES
ANI-SECT10NSwill bo icnt on application?
To those who want tholr Advertising to pay.
wo can oiler no hotter medium for thorough and
effective work than the various sections of our
b elect Local Lj*t.
GEO. P. KOWELL <fc CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Durcnu,
oc3 mwf4w 10 Spruce Street. New York.
A LL KINDS OF
#1 PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Neatly and promptly executed at the
Daily Intellioexcm Jon Orncs,
Noa. ? and 27 Fourteenth street.
Ceo. E. Stifel&Co._
Geo ! Stifei
cfc OO.
Grand Display of Elegant Novelties.
SILKS,
VelvetsiPlushes
PLAIN AM) NOVEL
Combinations in Wool and Silk,
AND WOOL.
Fine Dress Fabrics,
The Latest and Best Styles from
the Eastern Markets.
TIIE NEW WEAVES
Milanais and Royal,
In Plain, Daconncnud Broclie Stripes for
Street itad Everting Wear.
All-Wool Dress Fabrics,
Silk nml Wool Stripes and l'lulds, and
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
-RO-H.-Hj
PATTERNS
Ladies Cloths
And Broadcloths.
I
: EXCLUSIVE STYLES & PATTERNS.
1114 Main St.
Hi-17
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
J. S, RHODES & CO.
NBW PALL AND WINTER
Dress
Goods.
NEW WOOL HENRIETTAS,
In the correct bliades for the season.
New Broadcloths.
New Wool Plaids and Stripes,
FOE COMBINATION SUITS.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY
Schoppor's Best Fast Black
Ladies' Hose
25 CENTS,
\a/^~4.u a r\
VV Willi '-tKJ ucllld.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
pom
SEAL SKIN
r> TT S \ T TT1 r^i A
SAUJUJiS!
In now shapes, and period in
lit anil finish. At much lower
| prices than heretofore. Orders
by mail, or information desired,
| will receive special and prompt
j attention. When customers arc
known to the house, or satisfactory
references are furnished,
| uoods will he sent 011 approval.
C, G.
GDNTHER'S SONS,
(EFTAULISHED A. D. ICO.)
184 Fifth Avenue,
NEW YORK CITY.
oc6-xtw
G. Mendol & Co.?Furniture and Carpets.
THE NEW STYLES
ARE BEADTI
We nro pleased to anuoiiocc largo arrivals of New Good#, fresh trow tho innuuluciurcni. Vouj
| attention i? invited to ? choice, complete and carefully selected assortment ol the Newest and |
I mustChiinnluK Kilect-s in v
Parlor and Chamber Suits,
DINING-ROOM, HALL & LIBRARY FURNITURE,
?Single Pieces Miscellaneous Furniture,? ,
CARPETS, LINOLEOMS, OIL CLOTHS,
Rugs, Mats, &c., &c.
In every Department wo offer unparalleled inducements to buyers In the way of High Clans
Goods frf quality beyoiul question, and to tlie?e we add unlimited variety in all new novelties and
the STRONG INDUCEMENT OK LOW PRICES, by which we shall demonstrate that the Cheapest
fis well as the Choicest slock is that of
G.MENDEL&CO.,
Furniture & Carpets.
m^ iio/l u/f aim otdcct
INU. u<c-r lvifAim o 1111??i?* i
^^ Undertaking a Specialty. ??n
House & Herrmann's Cash and Credit House.
"Suppose We Talk It Over ?"
Yes, let's talk it over. It'll do us both good.
Winter's coming on. There's coal to buy, wood to lay
in, heavy garments to be purchased, and so on. For the next
month or two it'll be nothing but pay out, pay out; and you'll
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
think just that way. But it isn't* If you get that new Stove,
or that Carpet, or that Chamber Set of us you won't need
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
r i II 1 1 CCA... ~
anything we carry lor one cionar uown anu uuy terns ,i
And, if you pay that half dollar regularly, every week, it will
be the easiest arrangement you ever went into" in your life.
JjEgc^We propose to make FREE delivery of all purchases
to Bellaire, Kenwood, Bridgeport, Martin's Ferry and
Fulton.
Hnn.qp HFRRMANN'S
A JL A?< V^vy A A A?- ?? ^
Casli and Credit Furniture and Carpel House,
1300 Main Street,
WHEELING. W. VA.
Frew & Bortschy? Furniture and Carpots.
JSl CALL.
Must be given to pcoplo who will not wako up to tho necessity of coming to
r>?u: ? ii? c?? n.... QDDIMn QTHPK
11Liuaiiy LAciii1111\/wi vi iumv v# ? ww...
It Is a beautiful assortment of the very
-LATEST STYLES AND HIGHEST QUALITIES!?
FURNITURE AND CARPETS I
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.
M-You will Hud it very profitable to visit us and inspect ourcarcfullysclccted Spring Btock Orht
Frew&Bertschy,
1117 Main Street.
Special attention given to Undertaklngand Arterial Embalming.
Telephone calls answered at nil hours. ,
Political. Plumbing, Gas & Steam Fitting. :
fnwinnlrfn (laa/lri I Geo. Hibberd & Son,
\JGL1I1 UftlftaUUUUij Bucccssors to Thompson & lllbbcrd,
* " PRACTICAL
-Epj Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters, i
T)JYW|)C BRASS_FOUNDERS, ;
XJXjLI m jL\ 1 j 1 V SPECIALTIES.?Natural Gab Supplier Btearo
_ __ _ limiting and Ventilation.
OURGEES 1314 Market Street,
WITH CANDIDATES NAMES WHEELING, W. VA. S
ru i<r t/<u Vn?Jnfv All work promptly dono at most rcanon
S? HjiVuS) LVCrjl \llllCt jj able prlros. my2?
CHINESE LANTERNS, ry jx. hare & son,
CAMPAIGN TORCHES, &c., miactical
~AT~ Plumbers, (Jus anil Steam Fitters,
J. Vv^. LOANE S, No. 63 TWELFTH ST.
15 X. (lay St., Ralllmoro} Mil. '
Sond for Price List. Dentistry. 7 f
Professional Cards.
Tonic'k. m'..kknxas, "
Attorney at Law, E
1 TWELFTH STREET, L
rkl I a t Wj w%h wxlm I m M
"C13 Wheeling. W. Va. IPlBR T MDill ^fioH h
Q. W. ATKINSON, HHBMS?#* S
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and i B ^ t o =
General Insurance Agent,
ISIS Markot St., Wheeling, W. Va. frovpY ~
"Collection* promptly attendod to. Iniur- {VI 1 "1
tnce solicited in wheeling, and in all part* of *rr\ i r\ a ki
Weat Virginia. Can place Insurance at loweat TU LUnlN
On Fim Mortgage Security on Ohio Ileal Eatate.
A LL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB l' ??n v?R. T. HOWELL, ...
jljL Printing nwitlr and promptly executed at Inroranco and Real K?tntc ARcnt.
U*e Intelligence* Jod Kooma. Jy20 Bridgeport, Ohio.
Amusements.
"opera house?"
MONDAY EVEMX(>, OCT. 15.
Important Announcement.
A Genuine Troat.
lAfflES C. ROACH
In II 1?> Own IrKi-Amcrican I'lnv,
ham nadpv
1^1-w* t/riJiv i ,
'NDKK TIIE MAN.UJEMKST OK J. M. HILL,
of the Union Squaro Theatre, N. Y.
Replete with heart interest.
Sparkling with wit, Imnn.r and music.
Tne leading characters?Irish.
The wit and vivacity-Celtic.
The scenes ami Incidents? American.
Presented liv a Company of Positive Pro*
leloucy aided by an Excellent Orchestra. Kverv*
vhcrc accorded mistimed popular favor.
No otie can sit through "I>an Darcy" without
jecomlng strongly Interested In the play and
the jrrsoniility of James C. Uoach.?St. Jjiuii
l'ott-I)i/i]>atdi.
Admission, 75and -V) cents: n?? extra charge'
for reserved sen la. Heats on sale at?A. Iloii.v \
Mutic Store, side to commence Thursday, October
II. oi-.?
Grand Opera House.
* O. ('. (SENTIIEtt, Le.steo and Manager.
Three Nights Only, Octolicr 11,!_ and l
mid Saturday Matinee,
SPLENDID ('AST! <iltEAT .SI KNIO EFFECTS:
The Thrilling and Popular Melo drama,
THE BLACK FLAG!
Presented by an able and powerful companv
under the iminancnient ol ?M. M<('KKadY,
with the original scenery, realistic diet tA.e.
a perfect production of a njiignlllceut play.
Prices of admission, 15, and :>o cents. Matinee
prices. 15, *J.'? and :ti cents. Kescrvtd scats on
StIeBl .Md.lire Hot!'.- I'lmrnui'
Announcements.
^MKOUKCKMISNT.
To the Voters of Ohio County:
I nm a candidate for the oft ice (./ I'lwcuilinR
Attorney, and respectfully solicit your votes at
h<> cli PtfiiM to ho hold Nnvi'inher ti. IfcSS.
Truly voui8,
Jy4 J<>K )> K1.SON.
Public Salo.
PUBLIC SALE.
DON'T MISS T1I1S CIIAKCR
TO BUY A SPLENDID HOME!
A Two-story Frame Dwellinc Ilousoonc squaro
above the Court Home, in Moutidsvillo, \V. Va.
The house is built in modem st>le: has nine
rooms and two hall*: cellar under whole house:
lower story flashed In hard \vu?kI. There is
also a two-K.ory frame br.lldlnR on the corncr id
same lot, now used as a More-room.
This property will be ^ ?1?1 on SATUKIMY,
OCTUHliU I It, l.sss, to the lushest uud best bidder,
as 1 desire to leave this town.
M'. 1 .
For Ront.
jJ'UU liK.NT.
The Desirable Business House
Now occupied l?y us. K<?r further particulars
mil mi (UCK1IAM .V CONAllD.
Lu.sc Ball K.\ehange,
seVJ No. Ul> Minn Mn t 1.
TJiOll ItU.NT. ,
Several Ofllccs and Kooms.
STOKEKOOM 11)I~ MAIN STREET.
Lodging Kooms iii iJnilv'.s Block.
II. FOHBES.
jolt 1M.? C 1::>|>11 ?i?' Strict.
TJ*OK 11ENT.
The New Businos House just completed at
No. 10(?7 .Main Street.
The main business room In 100 feet, fitted up
with ull moderu improvements Apply to
JAMKS !-. HAWi.EY,
JylO No. l tUO Miiln Sirt'Pt.
For Sale.
CjTOCKS FOBSALE.
Shares Warwick China Company.
1 Shares ElSOll (i Iiihh Co.
lo Shares Riverside <ila> < Company.
20 Shuros bullclle Null Mil!.
50 Klmres Jelll'raon Null Mill.
ft Shares Belmont Noil Mill.
10 Shares Wheeling Electrical Company.
1.1UW1N, Aunt.
ocO No. '-'l Two I fill F tn ft.
A/fAK'SIlALL COUiNTV I'AlLM.S
IjJL foh sale.
Highly improved farm of 110 ncres, 7 miles
south oi Moumlsville, convenient to church anil
schools, within two miles of mill and More.
Farm of about W aeri'K, two milts from river
iind ruihoad; part bottom.
W. V. IIOCE it I1P.O.,
Je.TQ IMmkt t street.
FOR SALE.
Building Lots in old Fair Grounds, Zane's
Orchard. North and Honth Fiont streets nud
South Ponn street, at very low ll?urca.
A Four Koomed Cottage forS'J-So.
Seven Roomed Home, No. 27 South York
street, hath-room, Ac.
Six Koomed Brick House, southwest corner
Thirty-eighth and Wood htrtci; will pay us uti
investment.
Five Koomed Hoiiho, No. *J1 North itrondway
street, all in lirstclass condition; will make a
very pleasant home.
Seven Roomed IIoiikp. No. North Front
street; river lot, on high ground.
Five Koomed Ilon.se- ui 710 Market street; a
good property cheap.
A Rood Three lloomed CottAge, lot : .:xllO, No.
r.2 Honth Huron street,
Dwelling llouK'H hIwiivh ou hand for rent.
J)?l G. O._SM1TH. I'.".1" Main St.
FOR SALE.
(24) Twoutf-IUurLoUin Caldwell's Addition
to (lie Oily ol Wheeling.
raid Lot* arc bounded on the north by Twenty*
ninth fttreut, on the ea>t l>y Fillmoi? atreel. on
the south by the liamllim Homestead, and ou
the west by the H. O. It. it.
Their proximity to tlie atiovo named railroad
render* them excellent sltea fur manufacturing
Mlahllshmunt*.
if not sold in thirty days will bo sold at pub*
lie uuctiou.
For terms and furl' er information api)ly to
W. V. HOOK imo.,
i:'iKl Mnrbnt. Ktnirt.
Or William M. Handun,
mi IS H. W. Slri? ? tith ^t.
Real Estato.
FOR RENT.
S'o. 1112 llaltimore street. 4 rooinrd hou'e... <<i
Sit. m-i Market ?t.,btorc-room and rcllnr.... 1 10
S'o. irj|7 Market ht., More-room and cellar..l"> i*i
No. V2I3 Market Mreet, third Hour <;<?
S'o. 7J1U Mnrket fctreet, third iloor (U
S'o. 1012 Market htreet, More-room and tv.<>
room* 20 <"0
S'o. lu<7 Market meet, More room lu 00
s'o. I'.ijj Main btreet, barroom and IIxtun
three rooms and cellar 20 00
s'o. 211 Kigbtcetith Btreet, :t room- (i
s'o. j.'iC Nineteenth Mreet, :> roomed home... '?)
s'o. ZiU.') J/t'-oh btreet, I roomed hout-r y wj
s'o. 1201 Alley 11, near Twelfth lud MeColloch
Mreet tl(H)
\'o. Alley 11, near Twelfth and Mi? oh
loeh btreot ;i 00
1o. 2.'iHJ Main btreet,;! rooiun and i lhir r, ,VJ
s"o. 07 Eleventh btreet, y room* and cellar.. 0 (xl
FOR SALE.
No. f/.Zane Mreet.
No.'/.?/. ?ne mreet.
No.23 and 2f? Twentieth street, with lot of
:ronnd cornering on Alley H and Twentieth
tree Ut.
No. ai2fi Market street.
Lot ol ground fronting 'i'.Q feet on Twenty,
lilrd street.
No. fiO North Front street.
No. 07.1 Main street, Martin's Ferry.
No. M Virginia mrcct.
No. 2505 Koff street.
No. i!?!K Main utrcet, 1"> room* and mile.
No. >'.? Fourteenth street.
No. 'JKM Main street.
'Jacrci and 0 rouuied house cant of Trliidcl.hiii.
$1,400.
l?Ja acre* on Edglngton Lane.
JAMES A. HENRY,
teal Estate Agent, U.S. Pension mid Claim Attorney.
Collector nnd Notnrv I'ulille.
tirti " Mai:1.1 i .
To Farmers, Cardoners, Etc.
PSIITlfQ I- ' - in.!.:,
luAUiluu Jcm-y Ho(!? nriil Horki-hiro Hu<iri,
. Rockn and B. inborn rhlekeiiH llron/o TurDVH,
Kggs Kii'l CAM' III HQOMiU. KNlilNM,
Ifllii, II. V'n. best mil riicuj tv-1; jcirt pay
:i lumber. batklACtlon uuarnuteeii on all.
IIAQ Wool book for ecu is ami mime* and
1LU0 addrcMOf twenty wido nwakc Farmer*,
md stamp for circulars to
T. K. CAIWKAIWK.
no2SMtr U'ryt^r W VV
Musical Goods.
LliKK i'lA.NO
For $275.
We have a fine Weber 1'iano, u*ed but a short
me, which wo offer lor 00.
ItJI F. W. BAUMKIt & CO,

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