The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], October 19, 1888, Image 2

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t\)t gntclliocnccr,
WIIKBLXNG, W. VA.f OCTOBKft W,188S.
We are uncompromisingly in foif/r of the
Americanxi/itcm of Protection*?IlepulAicun
Platform.
The Democratic Chairman of an
Indiana County Committee lias sent out
a circular inquiring after purchasable*
voters. And bo Brice's "campaign of
ideas" proeeedH.
Mn. Ki.kinh will speak in the Opera
House this evening. It will thus be
possible for all to hear him in comfort.
Every Democrat who honestly wants to
know what is best for the country ought
to hear him. M
Norm no is more encouraging iu this (
campaign than the way the people turn j
out by thousands to Republican meetings
iu spite of rain and cold, damp air.
They aro hungry for the truth and en- j
thusiastic for the right. (
One of the most significant features of 1
the present campaign is the perfect har
mony that exists in tho flepublican J
party everywhere. The party is unanimous
against Free Trade, aniUdlii them '
are hosts of Protection Democrats. '
Tim colored voters of West Virginia
will not he deceived by the Democratic <
scheme to inaugurate a^^ndopendent .
movement. Democratic paper* vigorous- ]
ly denied at the outset that it was any |
other tlwn a voluntary action on the part
of the colored men. These denials
amount to nothing in the face of the
I.n'TEllig exckr's recen t exposures.
The Belhtire Tribune puts it in a way ,
that shows very plainly just how nearly (
"verbatim" the AV//wf<r'* garbled "steno- i
graphic" Tdport of tiie joint debate at 1
Martinsburg was:
The fairness of the Wheeling Jlctjitlcr'a
report of the debate between Goll' and '
Wilson appwirs in itn giving four eol- !
unins to Uofi; cutting out ail the live j
points to curtail it, and giviug Wilson !
fight columns. The Intelligence!: re- *
port gave about equal space to each, a 1
little more to Wilson than to Golf.
? t
A rniKNi) in Huntington sunds the |
Intelligence!: a copy of a poster signed j
by the Young Men's Democratic Club
of that city, it is the frankest admission ]
as to the destinutiou of the Democracy 1
we have yet seen. Hero is a verbatim
copy of the unique advertisement: *
"Ifain! FIooJ! .Snow! .Mud! Waist *
Deep, will not Prevent the Unterrified '
Democracy from turning out with >
Torches To-night. To death and per- t
dition thev aro uoinir: To defeat nnd i
damnation they must go. (Signed) 1
Young Men's Democratic Club." t
? -u >
Nkvkk was truer word spoken than
that the issue of Protection concerns i
every man and woman who depend upon (
their oivn exertions fora living. Every- j
thing rests on a popular understanding t
of the tariir question, for no voter will go I
against his own interest knowingly. If 1
you are not sure 011 tho subject, ask for (
information. The matter is all it is ,
claimed to be. Free Trade is the ulti- <
mate purposo of the Mills bill; Protection
that of tho Senate bill. Both re- J
duce the surplus, and, if the Democratic
theory bo correct, both reduce taxes.
The Mills bill will bring lower wages to
workingmen, and the Senate bill will not.
How do wo know ? All such measures
have done so in the past. Even children
.1--'* tlx.:* In tl>ft rtr/1 n i
UUU b j???w Miv.il nuguia iu tuv mv u ovv
ond time. I
^ ,
This little "special dispatch" sent out \
l>y the National Democratic Committee, ,
is amusing to Republicans, but it must
1>c pathetic to the faithful Free Trade followers
of G rover :
Nkw YoKK,Oct. 15.?Among the latest 1
contribution** received to the people's
campaign fund is one from thirty-seven
ladies of Mercer, Pennsylvania, "friends '
of Mrs. Cleveland." This example will ]
no doubt bo'followed by many other
ladies who sympathize with the Demo- 1
cratic cause.
The committee has exhausted Mr. |
Cleveland's $10,000, Jay Gould's contri- |
bution, the Standard Oil money and the
other monopolists' contributions, and '
the money extorted from "a hordo of j
ollice holders, with a zeal born of ben- <
eflts received and fostered by hope of fa- 1
vors yet to come," by references to a
future making up of their jewels, and J
now stoops to beg from women. <
TlioilfuUter Chunge* Front. I
The llojistcr has learned something. '
Few people will believe this, but we 1
propose to demonstrate its truth; not ,
that it makes any intrinsic difference (
what tho Jlcguler says, but because it is '
one of tho Freo Trate poll parrots which
echo what demagogues of more ability
declare, and it is therefore an indication
of what line of thought the leaders are
talking. Vesterday for the lirst'time that
paper admitted that the taritf does not
necessarily increase tho cost of the protected
article to the consumer. Heretofore
W. L. Wilton and John K. Kenna
nnil John R. Fellows and Allen G.
Thunnan and "Windy" Wilson and
Henry S. Walker and all the Free
Traders big and little have gono overthe 1
country saying to farmer and workingman,
"You are taxed to death"The
tariff is robbing you"Ever}* protected f,
article costs the consumer what it is tt
really worth aud tho duty added." And
the Rt'jirtcr echoed tho cries, "Robber
tariff," "taxed to death," "the tariff is a
tax."
When soveral months ago tho Istklu
,.t 4_n._
MBM KH pnuivu U HUlira Ui unci UIIU J
vith home people about familiar home ?
articles?starch, calico, nails, tools, salt, <
borax ct cel.?the IfajUler came back: !
"The tariff is a tax. If the. duty were reduced
the price of the article would bo c
reducedand it printed pretended talks j>
with imaginary individuals to prove a
his proposition. From that position to I
he 0110 it now occupies is a far step of ]
>rogress. .See its new line of argument: j
In the report of the Island Hepubli- ,
an meeting the paper says: I
V.'e all know that not an Knglish nail I
:oul(l come into this country, tariff or J
10 tariir. In fact, it is acknowledged by I
{( publicans and corroborated by Mr.
Ukinson that there is no need of the 1
arifF on nails, because wo make them
michti heapernnd better than England, 1
ilthough we pay higher wages.
And then it says, why not take olT the
ariir if it does no good! i
What a weak, what a pitiable, what a
ontemptible cirort to maintain an old
position from a standpoint diametrically
>pposed to it! For months Democratic
>rators aud Democratic newspapers have
)cen telling the farmer and the laborer,
'Every nail that goes into your humble
loose is taxed. We propose to take olF
he tax and give you cheaper nails."
[/>! to-day they say the tariff on nails
Iocs no good; therefore why not take it
>117
Rather, siuco the tariff on nails does
10 harm, why not let it alone and quit
joing over the country seeking to do*
jeiye tho people? Why pretend the reluction
of the nail tariff is to reduce the
-ovenues when you know this is false?
Why say nails are taxed when they are
lot taxed, and you know it?
Truly the lighting has been effective
hat has pushed them so far.
Now as to tools. A few months ago
he Jicijifter said they were made dearer
liy the tarill. On Wednesday tho In
rBLLiGENCEit asked if tho tanll ados to
he cost of the homo product, why are
laws and planes, both protected, sold in
bis country cheaper than they arc in
[England ?
Then the Jlejisitrr responds tliat the
\tnericau manufacturer has two prices,
ligherin this country than in foreign
jountries for tho same goods. This i?
;ho old story about Oliver plows and
\raea shovels, both proven false in this
paper yesterday. On Wednesday the
Hqjulcr said Oliver plows sold in this
rountry for 510. Yesterday it admits
that this was false, and that the price in
iVIiiudinL' ih and has been for some time
$11. So tho Free Trade idea goes from
iitch to ditch, and ou November G it
trill expire beneath the avalanche of
ballots in the last ditch, faintly protesting,
"Robber tariff," "taxed to death,"
'fosters monopolies."
In its report of Mr. Atkinson'sspeech
Wednesday evening, tho litgirter quotes
Mr. Atkinson thus:
lion. W. L. Wilson had said there was
i tax of $ ', on a $10 suit of woolen
clothes. If that was so, then it followed
that a good suit of woolen clothes could
lie bought in England for $1.
On this it comments:
Mr. Atkinson, we suppose uninten
tionally, misquotes Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson's
statement was thnt on a suit icorth
?!0 there was $(> tax, making it cost to
ho American consunior s'uiecn dollar*.
Mr. Atkinson's statement is a manifest
ibsurdity.
"An absurdity" since wlien ? This was
he Register's own position no longer ago
hail October 3, when it said in its ediorial
columns:
Under the provisions of tho Mills bill
Jirdio's $9 suit would be sold it iscaleuated
for about $4 50 or $5 00.
Since October :* the Jtegisler has learned
io fiist that what it then laid down as
he solemn fact it now regards as a
'manifest-absurdity." It is gradually
eering around until before tho end of
h !.??? it o
IJU V4?IUJ'ttlgU IV HIUJ UUIU HUHUUUUbU <IU
lefenso of tho Mills bill, which puts
umber, salt and wool on tho free list,
ind bo saying once more, as it said November
2; 1SS0:
Gen. (loll* is tho man who is going to
:arry out tho Republican platform in
lorrectiug "tho irregularities of the
aritP' by leaving it just as it is. Judgo
Llrannon is the man who is going to asiist
in carryimroutthe Democratic platorm,
which is pledged to "revise tho
;ariff in a spirit of fairness to all interns."
Or, he is to work to have thetarilf
reduced on some things that have higher
protection than is necessary, and placed
un coal, iron, milt, lumber and wool, MVsf
Virginia's great products, that have too
Utile protection under the Jiepublican tarijf
that Gen. Goff advocates.
AV1IAT 11AKK1S0X .NKVilli SAID.
1 I'innl mul Complete Herniation of the
Old Dutlur-n-Dny Canard.
furl ulnajx)U i Sjxciat.
"How the Dollar-a-Day Lie Started"
is tho cantion of a statement that has
been prepared at the request of Chairman
Huston, of the Republican State
Committee, giving the origin, history
md refutation of the falsehoods that
have been eireulated to arouse tho prejudice
of workingmen against General
Harrison. The origin of tlio dollar-a-day
lie is explained in the statement that,
when it was started, no one could ho
found to resume responsibility for it excent
"Edwin F. Gould, known as an unreliable,
half-crazy agitator."
Notwithstanding the offer of a reward
Df $-',000 for proof that anything of the
kind was ever said by General Harrison,
he falsehood has been given publication
jy Democratic newspapers throughout
;he country. A worthless aflidavit from
John G. Schwartz is tho onlv evidence
hat has ever been produced in support
?f the charge, with the exception of a
few statements, varying in praseology,
which were procured by Levi O. Bailey,
i Democratic politician associated with
tho gam: led by Sim Coy, now in the
penitentiary for having committed election
frauds in 18S0. Recently it was
Jiscovered that a Knight of Labor asjembly
at Canisteo, N. Y., has issued a
circular embracing a letter by 12. F.
Souid reiterating tho dollar-a-day lie
A*ith many additional false statements.
There were LHJO or 300 persons prcs?nt
at the conference when it is alleged
ieneral Harrison used tho language at
' i-X JdL
Ercrjr snlfcrcr I* earnestly requested to try it
iu?l tbcy will acknowledge It to bo
A VoBderfnl Medicine
~or aWoak Stomach, Impalrod Digestion
and all Disorders of
the Liver.
It acts lllco magic, and a few dows will bo '
nuud to work wonder* upon the moat lmj-oritil
organs of tbo human machine.
I havo u?ed Simmon* Liver
Regulator many yearaaod can
conscientiously my 11 I* the
K tax <?f all Liver Kemcdlea. I
consider it a medicine chest
in Itsell
j. 11. Gardner, SuiTolk, Va.
Ex*m!no to aeo that yon get the genuine. DltInwiMic-J
from all fraudaund imitations by our
ed 7. Tmle-Mark on front of Wrapper, and on
bo aide the ical and signature of J. II. Zkiu.h A
ocl-Mwraw
Special Notices.
FITS:?All Flu stopped free by Dr. Kline's <
iroat ?erve iteatorcr.- .So Flu alter tint day'a ?
lae. Marvelous eurei. Treatta and f.2 00 trial i
Kittle frvo to Kit caw*. Bend to Dr. Kline, 9tl
ucb street, Philadelphia, ttu mrraw
iributed to him. Bailey and Gould, who
liave made the charges a^aiuet General :
Harrison, were not present. "It would
*eem entirely unnecessary to publish a
ienial of such silly, ridiculous falsehoods,"
tlie article states, but for the
purpose of getting before the public the
plain truth u number of aliidavits are
published.
All of the affidavits deny, ttnequivowily
deny" that General Harrison ever
used the language attributed to him or
Anything kindred to it. Among the
names appended to these sworn staterncnts
of denial is that of Dr. Patrick H.
Jamison, one of the best known physi- 1
L'iansin Indianupolis. It was ho who,
during the strike ot 1877, suggested the
formation of a citizens' committee.
He did so in the interest of striking rail- ,
road employes as well as of law aud
order. He was nresent at all the meetincs
and heard all that Gcuerfll Harrison
saul. Others who signed similar sworn
denials arc General Foster, Air. Joseph
It. Perry, a prominent business man,
and John T. Pressley, Sberitr of Marion
county at the time of the railroad
Htriko of 1877. Affidavits from Willis
I. La Rue, Henry McPeek ami Alphetis
Knight,otherre'presentitivestrikers who
were present at the conference, are also
get forth contradicting completely the
falsehoods of Gould. Thomas W. Christian,
a brick mason, endorses the aliidavits
of General Foster and Mr. Perry
as true. William S. Elliott, who was
one of the strikers, in a sworn statement
contradicting Gould's assertions, says:
"I was in harmony with the strikers ut
that time. I wanted the strikers to succeed
in their demands, and was present
at the conference for that reason. I
heard all General Harrison said, and
while he spoke earnestly, he spoko very
kindly and entirely in" the interest of
the men."
Additional affidavits arc presented by
Charles P. Watson and James A. wildmau,
averring that William Klinesraith,
Master Workman of District Assembly
100, Knights ot Labor, had never sanctioned
the letter sent out by Gould olliciallv,
and tiiat the seal of the assembly
had been placed upon it without authority.
An affidavit by John K. Kobinson
completes the refutation. Mr. Kobinson
avers: "That he is well acquainted with
one KJward Gould, who is now making
political speeches in which ho is attacking
the personal record of
General Harrison; that on or about
the 7th August, 1888, said Edward
Gould, in a conversation addressed to
afliant and others, said: 'That a man
with a particle of brains would notac
cuse General Harrison of milking such
a statement as that a dollar a day was
good enough wages for any workingman,
and that he (Gould) did not believe that
Harrison ever said it, because a man
would be a fool who would make such a
statement, and General Harrison was no
fool.'"
The foreging is endorsed as true in
affidavits bearing the names of Albert
Hoffman, John A. Coulter, Silas II.
Brittain, John II. Bellis and David K.
Williams.
On last Saturday night Lady Kern
Assembly, K. of L., passed resolutions
condemning Gould's action severely and
branding bis statements as "false and
malicious, and unworthy of a Knight of
Labor."
"Conitiiiiii>tioii Can ho Cured."
Dr. J. 8. Combs, Owensville, Ohio,
says: "I have given Scott's Emulsion of
L'oil Liver Uil Willi iiypopnospuites to
four patients with better results than
seemed possible with any remedv. All
were hereditary eases of Lung disease,
and advunced to that stage when Coughs,
pain iiv.tho chest, frequent breathing,
frequent pulse, fever and Emaciation.
All these cases have increased in weight
from 10 to 28 lbs., aud are not now
needing any medicine. mwkaw
"What makes our home so hanny,
now? Beeauso Ma uses "Mile-End, 1
vow.
died.
CIIAMHER'J?On Wednesday morn I tip, October
17.18MH, I'.vri. D., only child of Jnuiea 1). ami
Jtell M. Ch run bo re, ugcd 7 year*, 7 months
and 2.r? days.
Funcrnl from the residence of the parent*, West
Alexander. I'a., on Saturday nt 10 o'clock a.
in. The friends of thu family aro respectfully
Invited to uttend. *
DAKEB?At her parents' homo In Monndtvllle,
on Thurjday, October in. 1888, at!) o'clock a.
in., Mi?s Km.a, yuui!Ki*t daughter of Cap!.
A. O. Baker, Clerk of tUo Mart>hull County
Circuit Court.
Funeral aervlcei this (Friday) afternoon at 3
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WORTH $1,000!
TESTIMONIAL OF lion. TIIOS. I'.VUI.K,
OF BEIUES COUNTY.
Would not Take $1,000 for It-Relieved
of Fifteen Years* Suffering
from Dyspepsia.
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KNIVES I
We have the nicest i*arlnic Knife trer invent- .
w1. It Ualwari act to cut ouo Uiickuen. You 1
annot waato fruit or vegetables. Wholesale or
retail.
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S 80X8, I
MlMf vuo Main Btm-t
New Advertisements.
TXTANTKD?A GROCERY CLEHK.
VV Apph' to JOHN a. WKLTr.lOOS Mil l<OI
Market urcgt. ocl'J
J)HUMS FOR SALE CHEAP.
Jit order to reduce our stock wo offer
Rosewood S Dickie-Plated Tenor Drams,
with rods or cord, at special price*.
We also have a large itock of liass Drum* and
Filrt.
ocl'J F. W. HAUMKR & CO.
F~ OU CINCINNATI AND . JTTSjj
LoUI.SVIl.LK.?The new and
swift pasienser steamer
Lizzie Bay,
Eo. V. Maw?t, Commander,
lit A II. lll'XTINGTOJt, Clerk.
will leave for the above on Saturday, October 20,
itt 3 o'clock p. in.
For Irclcht or nasaure anr>ir on board or to
OCI9 FRANK BOOTH. Agent.
jpAULOK COAL VASES,
Fancy Coal Hod*,
Kirc Seta, and
Wire Nursery Fender*,
At the hardware and houM-fuinJahiiig store of
KKSBITT A BRO..
ocKVTmr l.Ha Market Street.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
Fresh Mouutalu Buckwheat Juat received. It
U the tint of the Reason.
NEW CORN MEAL,
Both Pearl and Golden.
Fresh Oatmeal and Rolled Oata.
New Hominy and Cracked Wheat.
WLeatc your orders at
LUMAUU X SafclJttitfcK .N,
And Ret FJne Goods at Low l*riccii.
COK. MARKET AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
oc II
PROTECTION!
Honest Voters of nil Parties,
Ladles who aro Interested in Polities,
Tlie l'coplc of Wlicellug Generally,
And Democrats Especially,
Arc invited to come to' the
WHEELING OPERA HOUSE,
Friday Evening, Oct. 19,
And hear the live issue* of this cnmitalRn ADLY
and FAIRLY 1HS<T>UED liy u
Went VlTKiuian,
Hon.S. B. Elkins,
Whoso superior as an orator has not been heard
in Wheeling this campaign.
BUSINESS MEN I
Ilrnr founlncnH liitrnvW considered from a hind*
ncm HlftiuliHtliit by n buMnem man. ool'J
Mutual Savings Bank
lias Remove*! from No. 41 Twelfth Street to
No. 1160 MAIN STREET,
Next Door Above Exchange Batik.
Doe* huslneiw on the mutunl plan; has no capital
Mock; the entire profit* are divided among
the doiHwItor*.
Dividend* dcclnred In January and July.
liunk open for buslneta ilnlly from C:30 p. M. to
8:no p. m.
Open on SatnrdnvB at 4:30 p. x.
Derails received from oue dlmo up.
Honey to Loan on Real Estate Security.
IIOWAUD IIAZLETT. Iltealdcut.
W. B. SIMPSON, fcMVAItD ROBERTSON,
Vlcc-Prcildentii.
w. 0. Wilkinson, au*. Mitcukij,
Secretary. Treasurer.
M. REILLY,
WHOI.ESAT.R
Grocer, Pork Packer,
AND CURER OF TEE
Celebrated "Strawberry Haras,"
Hos. 1309 AND 1311 MAIS STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Mr own Cure of Choice Smoked Meats delivered
daily from my Pork IIoust'at Manchester.
TIIE LAMEST STOCK OF
GENERAL GROCERIES
IN THE STATE.
Headquarters for
Taylor's Palest and Family Flour.
Headquarters for tlio Celebrated
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Sole Agent for Dnpont'i Sporting, Mining and
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WPrompt attention given to Outdoor Sales.
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effective work than tho varlouH MCtlona ol our
Bjclect Local List.
OHO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
Newipaprr Advertlaing Kurcau,
oc3?MWfJW 10 Spruce Street. New York.
T APANE8E
Tea Kettles!
Aro the chcapctt ntiil bent article to vaporize
water. For natural ru* tires.
EWINQ BROS.,
oc 18 1215 Market St., opp. McLuro Home.
TRY LIST'S
COUGH SYRUP,
?or?
Honey, Tain, Tar, 4c,
R. H. LIST. Wheellnar.
oris
JT PAYS TO TRADE
At H. P. BEBRERS' ST05ES.
Sugar, CoflVe, Tea, Flour, and all Groccrlw, at
MtonUblng prlccj,
8V>rw. 2217 and 2319 Market BtrtcU Brunch
Store, corner Thirty-eljjhtU and Jacob atrcett.
auiS
Ceo. E. Stlfel & Co.
Geo. G. Stifel
cSo CO.
Grand Display of Elegant Novelties.
SILKS,
YelyetsiPlusk
PLAIN' AND NOVEL
Combinations in Wool and Silk
AND WOOL.
FinfiDrfissFahrins
The Latest and Best Styles from
the Eastern Markets.
the new weaves
Milanais and Royal
In Plain, Baconno and Brocho Stripes for
Street and Evening Wear.
All-Wool Dress Fabrics
Silk and Wool Stripes and Plaid*, and
pit if in inn nmimnmnixn
mla. hanr ncnniriiiAD,
ROBE
PATTERNS
Ladies' Cloths
Xn/1 DiiAnrl/ilAfVin
MU DlUuUtlUlIiO
EXCLUS1VB STYLES 4 PATTERHS.
1114 Main St
Ml 7
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
J. S, RHODES & CO
NEW FALL AHD WINTER
Dress
Goods
NEW WOOL HENRIETTAS,
Id the correct shade* for tbo aeuon.
Hew Broadcloths.
New Wool Plaids and Stripes,
FOB COMBINATION 8UITS.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY
Schopper's Best Fast Blaol
Ladies' Hose
25 CENTS,
Worth 40 Cents.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
Ml3
Logan Si Co.
These Cool Mornings
Biscuit und Batter Cakea are Id ipcclal favor i
tho breakfast table. To get them in their perfe
tlon of criap wholcsomeneaayou need to um
LOGAN A CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder
Remember.?No purer or better Towder mad
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
Tor Surgical Instrument* and Appliance
Truwca. Supporters, Shoulder Bracca, Syringei
Elastic Stockings, Deformity Apparatus, Ac.
LOGAN & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
Rroeli Hnnrie NowRtvloi
11UU11UUUUU. JUUII UIJ1UI
In Peflnmeries, Toilet Articles, 4c.
Aro opening late Invoice* of Shoe Brnabci to
Tooth finubt*. Call anJ examine.
LOGAN & CO.,
Drnnlito, Bridge Comer.
MlMur
China, Glass and Queensware
TOST RECEIVED
And open for lntpectlon,
The Carter Patent Stoneware Flltei
? and Cooler Comblnedt
And Family Pllter. The be?t and mo?t rellablFllten
in tno market No corrodlnf moult. Ni
Ice water ImpuritU*. Hlmnle In conatnictlon
l'crfcct in oDcratlon. Finlihcd In artlatlc an<
highly ornamental ityle. JOHN FR1EDKL,
jc3 1119 Main Street and 1123 Water St
Ceo. R. Taylor & Co.?New Fall and Winter Coods.
NEW STOCK!
FALL ANT) WINTER!
A JL.JL 1 a AAAVJV AA AA I A JMAH
n
GEO. R."TAYL0R'
?cfoco.? !
I Beg to announce the arrival \
of their Regular Purchase of ;
new Fall and Winter Goods,
i embracing unusually large
and choice lines of
T\ /"N 11
, uress trooasi
SILKS, CLOAKS,
VELVETS, WRAPS,
' PLUSHES, FURS,
! * ^lf ^ ill /-*>/> /-J 111 \ r
lllUiuuu ig cx i uii cu iu tai ciunj
selected stock of perfect
j fitting
GENUINE ALASKA
Seal Skin Garments.
J^Special attention is
> called to the Fit and Quality
of our
SEALSACQUES
GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
G. Mendel & Co.?Furniture and Carpets.
. the new styles
A.E.E READY I
Wo arc pleased to announco largo arriv?In of New Goods, fresh from the manufacturers. Your
attention is Invited to aclioico, complete and carefully selected assortment of tho Now est and
most Charming Kficcts in
Parlor and Chamber Suits.
DINING-ROOM, BALL & LIBRARY FURNITURE,
, ?Single Pieces Miscellaneous Furniture,?
?AND?
CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, OIL CLOTHS,
Ruafs. Mats. &c., &c.
*?' - ' * ,
In crcry Department wo offer unparalleled Inducement* to buyer* In tho way of nigh Claffl
GoodH?f ?imilltv beyond question, and to tlic*c we odd unlimited variety In all new noveltlcsand
thcBTKONU INDUCEMENT OF LOW PRICES, by which wo ihall demomtrato tbut the Cbeapeit
on well as tho Cholccxt Mock is that of
MENDEL & CO.,
Furniture & Carpets
IIO/I n/IAIM OTDCCT
INU. II^T ivirviix uin^ui.
^^Undertaking a Specialty. ...*
Houso & Herrmann's Cash and Credit House.
" "SupposeWe Talk It Over?"
Yes, let's talk it over. It'll do us both good.
* T?? 1 a._ l- 1o?r
VVinter s coming on. ineres coai to uuy, wuuu
in, heavy garments to be purchased, and so on. For the next
a 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,
?t or that Carpet, or that Chamber Set of us you won't need
nearlv as much ready money as you will to buy the coal, the
wood, and the clothing. We'll sell you Ten Dollars worth ol
,t anything we carry for one dollar down and fifty cents a week.
c And, if you pay that half dollar regularly, every week, it will
be the easiest arrangement you ever went into in your life.
tjCg^We propose to make FREE delivery of all purchases
to Bellaire, Benwood, Bridgeport, Martin's Ferry and
!; Fulton.
? ? ~ * ? ???*? jr A * T* T1 /">
JHOUbfc & HtKHlVlAlMN o
, Cash and Credit Furniture and Carpet House,
1 1300 Main Street,
a WHEELING. W. VA.
Sewing Machines?Edw. L. Rose & Co.
We Are Ready
: To SaveYquFromSI5 to $25.
We are Mllln* Sewing Machine* at greatly reduced price*. We employ no Canrawert: by
dealing direct with na you save the agcmt'a commisalon, and ?ecure Ujo very lc?t Sewing Machine*
made. We bandit* the
r QfanrlnrH. Whlfft. Hnwn. New Home and Automatic.
We will Hell on tlmo.uid leaac Machines, and will glTe liberal discount* for prompt pay8
menu. Call, writ? or telephone na ioi iiartlculan. ...... , .
9 Needle* ami attachment* for ail Macbiuo. All kinds of Machine# repaired.
5 EDWARD L. ROSE S CO., 65 Twelfth Street, Wheeling, W. Ya?
, oclJ Whero Wa Have Been for Twelve Yeara.
Amusements.
Grand Opera Housed
O. C. GEST11KK, Lew aed
Three NInht?andSat?iM.?:-v
lommenclng Thursday, October 18.
GIBSON & RYAN,
la the celebrated musical cot !;.
IRISH aristocracy:
atroducltiK
cvrnimd t omeulant.
Prices ot ndmUtlon, \'\ -? ?n-l .vi h-m?. Mm.
po price*. 15, fttid "?'< Kr?cru?l wat?. ,
dusl-MfhUff l')..""'.
Public Sale.
PUBLIC SALE OT MAIN MUKm
HKAL I-BurMtn.
Br virtue of tin
eaetot iheClreult (oui 01
ered on the'.3d d?y of Ai-ril. A l>. ; . iu u
ult of SoblesU vsldwell Uu
on and other*, the underlined MwiaU-oincii,.
loner*, will, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER \ lsv>.
icclnnlnfftttlOo'clofK r m.i.1 p-.v..-tv.
ion,st the f^nt d^r^oi t??; ?? !? li.....
mu? wuuijt iii.! IIK1 i 'iionitjc .
cal propertysituate lu the ci * ..i \\t,,
?t?l county. bringu of :ji( i.Hl 1
rhlcb was hot njMiit to Annie E.
iclil in severalty for?n?l-daring the u-? 7!
iHtuml life for hcrdower by and u
ho provision* of m (li't rvo muitf . til'
.'ouiion the IVth day of No\ciiiUt. i- .
uit of Louis KclUand other* Yv? j"...
>ud other*, that 1* to say: the huiidln.
V) froutiug twenty-tuo (~i feet aU'i.c u.,-'
ilde of Mutu street in the ?ai?l city.: \\u, .
>cluft one of the sub division* ..f >,|
Toperty." shown by the plat thereof,
n Deed Hook numbered 'it, page l"l.in is ,V
>f tho Clerk of tbeCouutr (ourtol ?ai<lu>tir':i
Tuins or S a tx?One-third of i!,.- j.ur,:
noney, or so much inory ?s tl. j ur? J.: u k
ileet, cash on the day of i-alr. ami the ;:, ,i
wo equal Installment* payable its ?iu
fears respectively from the dny of wlr. * ' .
r-rest from thut day. To secure the dcfi-m
,t j I lilii>ntii .< tli? iiiirrh-..- i
ipeclal comniiaaloticn will laic fima tir >
bavrhls note with good Motility joy?,
ilieir order, and the title will be ro!*i:;rj
.ho note* nuul be pdd. Bat if the potdtar
pay one-half or inorc of the i>urehai? t.3
awh, bit notes without |M>r?niial ?ccurlty *11; 1,.
taken for the deferred luMnllmeut*. It but, u.,.
uurcliattr will have the priviU-ce, nt anj t.u...
before the expiration of the Mild tw<> ; ?nf?! nj
[be day of hale, of laying tlio whole atuoutiUrmainlng
unpaid of the purehan* money ulib in.
lerctt to the day of payment, and thusdb Until*
liability.
DANIEL LA Mil,
llKN'UY M. 111 .-sELL,
Mpockl t uaiul-fiuaat
I certify that the above named coniu-.i?iot:rrt
(love Riven bund with weurity a* required It
Ihe decree under which they are uctiui;.
W11r.Ki.tNu, W. Va., o. t. t. i'-'v
Oft") JOHN W. MIT. III I
PUBLIC SALE
?or?
l'iro Hundred ami Fifty Lois ami l'arali
in mill adjoining Hid City
of Wliecllng.
By virtue of the authority of a iKrn-c of tic
Circuit Court of Ohio eonnty enteral on thr. .
i1ay of April, a. I?. l*s\ in ihe?uit..! s'?
it. Caldwell v?. Caroline M. WjI-.-n ?H ..tLvtliu
uuderalgued ipeelul cooimMoteni uill.oa
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBKl: 3l.lv*,
beginning nt ten o'clock n. m.. m II nt jniK
Ohio county, \V V#.. the f?tll?>w:n? nu<!
real-property, situate la Hiul luljoiutttx the city
of wueellug, la said county. heimru portion < >i
the real property which wasM*t apart to
E. (Sihlwcll. to to held la u vcruitv f?ratnl <!tirlug
the tcrui of heraatural life, lor lur.lovur.
by anil according to the provMon* ?>f ? udip
made by the sa!u Court, on the i.*t!i iUy? i N?.
veintn:r. 1ST0. In the suit t?f LouUKrlUu: ut.v
ers vs. Soble*kl Urmly liii'l othei?. nud nliiui h
now described with ?|>cclal rcicici.<e to a | l?t
berelnalter referreil to, nnd is in Uirw lot-.
Lot NUMBBRU) 0X8?MeltiKallot N|Unrr r.!l
of square 'X nil ol * (tintc nil ol K|iun- >.
(except Illle and WollfsKronrnl'. a'lol L<iv!.?:i
b, (except Strobe!, Hantcr. Jlnhhiwii. hln i
and How-man's ground), nil of A.alUI
PlvlHloti B. (except lots No. G niM ; \ i?rtlculardeKtiptlon.
by metes an<) t*tw<b. a-sj
be found Iti the said decree of April: . I*"
Lot Ni'MIikrkp Two-lU-itiRuil ?,i 1. . . i?i
(except lot*??ami <), nil of 1'ivbi. n i. .vcj.i
lots N, a, 10, ID, :il and -Vi. all <>t Hlv!n..n ??,
/rri'i>iit iniM -Ji. ?7. Mild A imrtlniliir <Sc
McrJptlon, by mctcaand bouiidit, may bo found
iu Mild decree of April -I, Iw.
IjOT Xl'MUKKKI) TllltKK?Ituiug all of lUvM.m
L, (exccpt lulu 1, 2 and 3). A jmrtieulnr <!<scription,
by mete* aud bound*, may be ioun-1
In mIiI dime of April ??. Iv-.
Till* land liuti been Mib-dirldcd by the jaldu
mlwiloner* into parcels of convenient ?, . e:, 1
aome newitreeaand alleys bavelx
through the Mid pn>ix.rty. It if
decree that the Mild *trcei* and alley.** *lw ! itmain
open and public U>r the bent lit ot the putchasers
of the Mid property.
A plat allowing the entire property 1ms l*vn
Srenared, on which maybe rcen the new MitJvisions,
streets and alley*, an well u* the
which have uot been sub-divided by Ihe *|*ciii
commissioner*. Thin plat may Ik- Kin ? t:
otllceof the Clerk of tfio County Court of M: >
county, where It will beonen to public in-.
Hon until aud Including tfie day of wile. <m
plot the exterior lino of the property i . i,. .
are Minded red, ho as to be tcadily ili*timpii?liable.
Tho snlo will be begun, nn aforcwild. mi lli<>
.lint of October, INW, and if not eoiirludid on
that ilay, will be continued fr.ua day to tiny until
all the property ihall la: *old.
TKHMS OF tj A LB?Hie term* of the mid *:iV
hall be one-third of thepurcha*e nwijrv.or
much more a* the pimhiiM-r uiay elect. In
on the day of talc, ami the rrsidue in two jual
Installment*, payable in one and two - r
spectirely from the day of wile, with in:?r.-t
from that day. To wcure the deferred ir.*t..iimcntaof
the purchase money, the n?min!.'?i"iiera
will take (roui the purcha?er I.Im.uic mWi
' nuviiblo to their order, mid the
title will bo retained until the r>iii] u i..ii
be paid. Jlut if any puri-bioer juiv in Imiiiliuii
half or more of tho piurhiu* innniy. <!?. .vru.e
property bought by him. hi* ?ic.t? >."u r?r onal
surety, will be tnl.
malluicnt*. If any. the title beiujj
curlty until paid in full. Any j.urrl??< r Mmll
bave the privilege, many time UI.to the expiration
of the Maid two yoru>. from Uie ?l.*y <>!
wilt-, of paying tho whole awi'iud rrmali-i:..;
unpaid of bin pttrrhu>c money, wjili luii ri -i to
(he day of payment, ami tuti> ?Ii-< I;ai?'c bi.t liability.
DA MIX I.A Ml!.
iiKNitv m. i;t
Special ('ooniU?lotici>.
I certify that the above named (..rural n<r?
hare given blind with urnrit v ^ r .nired i<y
tho doorce under which they arc acting.
WllKBUNO, W. \'A.. Oct. ... !' >.
oefi JOHN W. Mi ll IIIv.. rink
Trustoo's Sale.
^kustki^S'AI.I;.
By virtue of a deed of tru made by b
Ifazlctt to ine an tru>tce, dated M* I--- r.
corded Jn the office of the < l?-rk of t: ( .
" *' w.kt Vinrinlii. In Ji<
UUUIilfl UUIUI,,,,,,,,, ...
Trust Jlook No.'.'7, |>Hirc <>l. 1 u ill'i .1 i r h
auction at the north /rout door of tl.i ?. ur;
llotiiic of Mild county, on
SATURDAY, SOVFMDER 17. : >. I
commencingat 10 o'clock a. in., the . : I
described properly, that J* to-m> . The - .:'i
half of lot uuiuix Vt'ii ono bnndn I
/our, fronting on the com M leoi
in the Fifth ward of the city of \\ i.' liii.;\ ul. > I
county, West Virginia.
Thu title In believed to ho good. hut? i
trunteo I will convey only the title v >t< ! in k.c I
by w?hl deed of truot.
TKUM.ioj'gAi.B-Ono-lhlrd ntnln* i > I
im the purchaser clects to put In. -li?i I
of ?tle, the (minuet* in two e?jn.il In i I
one uud two venr*. nottI I
the day of ulo to lie given for ti.e <i. ' I
menu, and the title to be retained u ; . I
tncut l.i made in full.
W. J. W. CO\VI?KN. Truf!
W. II. IIAI.I.EH, Aii' tlom-'T. I
Roal Estate. I
"Torrent. i
So. 1102 Market itrect, More room ?r;-l I
uaturnlaud llliimlnatlri},- : i?. {.
So. 2318 Market ktrcct, newdwclllm: 1
?ix room* niid hath rooiu, naiura! ?:
%Jllumlnatinggai
No. mr> Market ?t., Ure-r^om ?n?i
No. SM7 Market ?t.. to"'
No. V34.1 Market strre . ? r ?
No. VJMf Market street, tlurn ?
No. lots Market street,
No?l?H7'Market*?Tri?i. More " 11. .
No. 1M> Main street. tmrroom at
three rooms ana cellar.-...
No. 1M Nineteenth sttw1 . . .
No.'/! Eleventh street.3 rooms an
Do you want to rent a
po you want to buy a no i.
Do you desire to ^firei ,
avoid the troubles Incident tbirvt
Do you want a pension
before the Government'' I;1-1.
BffiEttraV ;
"SjSf!KtfSfcw ?- "
Cl.aor?ld?JAMES A HENRV.^,.
Rail HUtnto Accnl. U.?-'j!..!
torncjr, Collector ?n.l s,!"r,r.J,, ,
jX'lW _ .
Professional Cards.
QTWTatk IS SOS,
ATTORNEY AT LA\V- I
a?d
General Insurance ^
uis Market St.,7,",;,ii; I
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