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COjiK'-s niul circular*. Address
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publish km,
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WHKKUN'O. \V. VA.
[Knterid nt the I'oKioaice ut Wheeling, \V. Va.,
h? Mowtid-cWs mutter ]
tlje Intclligenccr.
wiiiii.i.inu, w. va?, so vkmbkh to, 1888.
Sow ve have additional reasons to cut
our Thanksgiving turkey in a thankful
spirit. Mr. Cleveland may have a drumstick
for helping us.
It is pleading to hear that young Empcror
William is ouee more ou fpeuking
terms with his mother. The youngster
needs the free exercise of the maternal
spanking privilege.
Republicans of West Virginia keep
cool, keep your eves open una stauu up
for ygur right# under tho law. If anything
in to bo dono outside of tho law
let tho other Hide dp it.
Gknkkal Kisk tuado a determined
light, but there wasn't enough of iiiui
ami hits party to defeat tho Republican
ticket. There will be atill less next time,
One dose of that medicine in enough for
the country.
When it is too late it ia discovered
that it was a mistake to maka up the
Ways and Means Committee of men whe
knew nothing practically of the tarill
question. Texan .statesmanship wtu
out of place there.
The next House of Representatives
will be Republican. Tne talk about it
being Democratic is the talk of Democratic
ofllce-holders who wish to hold on.
The scheme to count in all Democrats in
close districts cannot succeed everywhere.
The School Hoard of this city hat
made a wise selection in choosing Mr
?S. S. Rloch to till the vacancy causei
by the resignation of Air. List. Mr
Kloch is a gentleman of much more thai:
ordinary intelligence, and #will do tin
Board good service.
Republicans have always been glad t(
say that in West Virginia elections were
as fairly conducted as in any othei
State. They have taken pride in adding
that when, by polling a plurality of tin
votes, they should carry Wtst Virginia
the were confident that they would ge
the State.
It seems now that West Virginia Re
publicans did not give the Democratic
managers in West Virginia credit for al
that is in them. Republicans have car
rind the State, and a bold effort is beini
made to defraud tiicin out of it. Tills i
tins naked truth.
In (ivitwrnl liuthrn I'rophul?
General Benjamin F.Buter says: "Tin
election was decided entirely on tin
tarill' issue." lie adds: "A new parh
may In* formed, but the old Deniocratii
party is , played out. The last time ii
our history that thero were bo total i
demolition of any political party as hat
just been visited upon the Democrats
party wan in 1852. The Whig party wai
then annihilated ami a new party was
formed, History may repeat it.seIf."
General Butler is an experienced poll
tition. lie has had special experience
with the Democratic party. He must
have foreseen the defeat ol that organization
before the election or ho would
have remained with it. lie has nevei
shown much desire to reuiuin on a sink
ing ship.
Probably General Butler is right
nevertheless the Intf.llime.vcek is oftlu
opinion that the Democratic party will
be in the field again in 1892 shorn oi
a good deal of its strenth, that it will
make the best light it can, and be
whipped worse that it was this time,
and then its scattered members maysee
the wisdom of trying to make a new alliance.
ainrit ami I'itin-M. f
The knowing ouch any that Mr. White
lnw Koid, editor of the New York Tribune,,
may huve the English mission il
ho wants it, and that Mr. Do Young, ol
the San Francisco Chronicle, may sit in
the Cabinet if he thinks ho would ho
comfortable there.
The Republican newspaper prbss has
rendered ellectivo service in this campaign.
If it were not for its press each
party would be in a bad row of stumps,
and this is true of the struggling country
weekly as well as of the metropolitan
daily.
President Harrison cannot do better
than to compliment the press as u great
Republican force. If the conductors oi
the press accept the compliment and
decline the oflices, no harm will have
been done.
Deputy MnrnlmlH In Out City of Whimllng.
Why did the Democratic managers
have United States Deputy Marshals
appointed for the city of Wheeling?
Was it because they feared that they
could not get fair play from the election
officers of their own choosing?at every
poll a majority of Democrats?
Was it because the Republicans had
ever captured the polls iu this city and
refused to give the Demqcrats a fair
clionco? Wm it because they feared that
the Republicans would capture the polls
this time?
Whut reason havo tliey to glvo to the
peoplo of this city for this art without
parallel in tho history of this .Stato?
What reasftn can they give? Why were
tlieso indignities put upon a community
as, law abiding and as peaceful ns any in
the country? Why were such efforts
made to keep sccret tho fact that United
States Marshals had been appointed for
tho city of Wheeling? Why was it impossible,
so lato as the day of tho election,
for citizens of Wheeling to get tho
names of the men appointed to do this
branch of the Democratic campaign
work ?
The Democratic manwrers who havo
since been catcchised by .reputable Democrnta
who resented tbo indignity, have I
< . .
boasted that the Deputy Marshals saved fi
| Ohio county to the Democratic ticket.
Is this reason enough for stretching J
out the strong arm oI the National lj
Government and luyinjr its iron hand on
tiiu people of Wheeling? What has n
United .States Marshal Sehon to say to 1
these questions? What have the Democratic
leaders to say ? r
? i;
Olio More. r
Thomas L. Botts, member of the wellknown
Virginia family of that name, a I
successful insurance broker and well-to- ?
do uian of New York, who committed
suicide, was at firet supposed to have been
driven to desperation by the loss of (
large bets on Clevelund. His friends J
give another reason, and say that he
was leading a double life. n
' The woman in this case" makes her i
first appearance when the man lies dead. J
Tiiiti innnt. unimtml. In a ereat city u i
mail may lead for veara a double life? t
on one side a moral man, and even pious, i
a? Mr. Botts was supposed to be; on the 1
other a fast man about town, a libertine
and all that a man ought not to be. It J
is not difficult to keep the tracks covered
up until the unexpected happens. In j
this case the unexpected was a pistol ,
ball through the head. Then the woman i
turned up. 1
Other lives, not yet terminated by the '
pistol, the poison bottle, or the dark ]
(lowing river are overshadowed as the j
lite of Botts was, only the shadow has
not showu itself on the hearthstone. ,
TheBe frequent reminders ought not to
be without effect upon men living the
life that Mr. Botts led. "The wages of j
sin is death."
A Little ll?<v<!it?e.
1 President Cleveland is bouncing out
of the New York Custom House the few
' Republicans whom he hus permitted to
remain in that establishment. The
charge against them is that they have ,
spoken disrespectfully of Mr. Cleveland i
, sinco the electiou.
( Mr. Cleveland allowed these men
r to remain in the New York Cus- j
. torn House, as lie hus dono some
other things, to try to make the
Now York Mugwumps believe he was
i really in favor of reforming the Civil
: Service on the non-partisan line. In
deed it is one of thu conspicuous feu.
tures of his alleged Civil Service lleform
i that he has played it all the wuy through
aud clear up to the bundle for pcrsonul
politics.
, It is to be hoped that President Harrison
muy steer clenr of this rock of
[ dungcr. There ought to be no Democrats
left in the New York Custom
[ House or anywhere else, except us the
, IUW CUIIJjJCUs ll, III tuo luunu ?v. w.
General Harrison's Presidency. It
would be better if none were left in the
> fourth month ufter President Harrison
. takes his seat.
t In twenty-four years the Republican
, party showed itself able to man the
s offices of the country. It is just as able
, now. It has the chance and ought to
t take it.
I'EOPLB AM) EVUm
. Mrs. Humphrey Ward has another
i novel nearly ready to succeed "Robert
1 Elsmore."
The Harvard University crew will
z imitate Yale by putting in a rowiug tank
a for winter work.
Some of the Italians of New York
City who voted for Mayor-elect Grantsupposed,
it is said, that they were
, voting for the lute General, U. S. Grunt.
[ At tho high-leuping contest, at the
" horse show in Madison Square Garden,
* New York, Thursday night, Fred Gcb:
hard's hunter, Leo, cleared the fence at
, nearly six feet six inches.
x Mrs. Moon Caird, who started the discussion
on 'Ms Marriage a Failure?"
upends most of her time on a large estate
,nvi<lin<* }w?r I
j time Jjetweon superintending her farm
, and performing literary work on a typewriter.
She is the author of two or three
novels, and is sard to bo a splendid con"
versationalist.
! The New York Mail and Express, as is
; nationally recognized with a pious smile,
. each day heads the first column of its
editorial page with a selection from
Scripture What specific application to
current affairs some of these quotations
have is not always apparent, but the
text of Thursday voices the feelings of
, several million Republicans: "I have
' fought the good light, I havo finished
the course, I have kept the faith."
Governor Blake, of Newfoundland,
f has been appointed Governor General of
Queensland, the place recently made vacant
by the death of Sir Anthony Musgrave,
a son-in-law of David Dudley
. Field, of New York. A salary of $25|000
and emoluments which are said to
, he enormous, have made the office one
of the most desirable in the gift of the
British Government.
''One account of the slang phrase, 'in
the soup,'" says the New York Sun, "is
that it tir-t received its popularity at tho
' Polo Grounds during a game of ball bef
tween New York and Chicago. The
' members of the Chicago club made their <
appearance in full dress suits, and were
dubbed waiters by the crowd. Chicago
' suffered an ignominious defeat by the
score of nineteen to two, whereupon ,
?..i>iarL>iul tlint 'tlwi u'fiituru
| CWUIUUUUJI illlloi nuu ?luv v..w ,
were in tho soup.' The phrase spread
through tho crowd like wild-tiro, and
tiio cranks kept it up for many days uf,
toward."
Mr. Chamberlain'and Miss Endicott
fell in love at tirst sight one night last J
winter at tho British Legation. .Miss
Endicott was infatuated with tho Kng
lishnian and ho wa5~"cl?armed with the
pretty American girl. Tho bride to ho
is finely educated, is an excellent French
scholar, and an excellent conversationalist.
She lias what is called an English
girl's complexion, and^she talks
with the true English accent. _ ller
friends have no doubt that she is perSLEEPLESSNESS
la generally caused by a derangement of the
stomach aud bowels. To enjdy refreshing sleep (
It l? necessary tlmt the larvor orgaiw of iho body \
should properly perform theirluuctlous. Adults J
a* well us children sometimes eat too much sup- j
per or something that does not agree with them |
producing {
INDIGESTION,
A Dona of Simmon* Liver Urgulntor trill
glvo prompt relief and Insure j
ltrfrrohlng Sleep.
'Mv wife having suffered a Ion* tlmo
with nCSllCMUCSS atld ttlWplCttUesS, and
having tried everything recommended
wltnout benefitting her. vu finally ndvised
to try Simmons Liver licxultitor,
mid It has rust like n charm. After <"
taking one bottle she Improved no much J]
tli.it I Mat and toughl a half doccu. My tWife
1? uow In the enjoyment of excel 8
lent health. We keep the Regulator iu
the house an a 'amlly medicine, and recommend
it as the best In the world."?
T. C. llutKiNO, Twiggs Co , Oa.
liic sot I*ronr.o CroM I j!
Examine to wo tliat you get the genuine. Dl*
tlnguUhfd from all frauds and Imitations by our v
red /. Trade Mark on front of H rapper, and on
the tide the seel and signature of J. 11. Zkjlin A
Co. ti'i.'Mwrtw II
I <v
Special Notices.
FITS:?All Kits stopped free by Dr. Kline's
(treat Nerve lUwtorcr. So Flu after Drtt day's
use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and 00 trial
bottle free to Kit casca. Bend to Dr. Kline, W
Arch afreet, Philadelphia, Ka. mwmw
*ctly qualified to fill any social pouiInn
which may full to her lot oh the
rife of mi English commoner. Miss
mdicott will bring to her husband a
andsome dowry.
The new silver tops for penwipers are
xnong the fine thing* worth buving for
he writer's desk, because, although
ostly, they need no renewal, but may
to used for a lifetime. These tops are
ather simple in pattern, the desigus
uost used being a rosette und interlaced
ings. The woolen penwiper leaves are
if white and green, arranged alternately,
iut as the topi may h? unscrewed, this
Ietuil may he varied at will.
A Tom I in n solid Conl.
The correspondent of the Colliery
ruardian reports a case which, if true,
mist be interesting to geologists. In the
}oleford district of the Forest of Dean a
mall colliery has lately been opened,
iml whiten collic^* was engaged in breakup
up a fall of block coal, lie found a
oad in tho centre. It seemed firmly
mhedded in tlie coal, and it was alive.
U form was imprinted upon the face of
he mineral, and the animal is still liv....
tl?.? inni.lont Ikiq n?>l#IMioniwl IllUl'll
Merest in the neighborhood.
In till- Dlrrctluu of Ileal Reform.
1liliraukre U'Ucoiuin.
The Republican party, which abolish;d
slavery, suppressed the Southern, reullion,
uud placed the credit of the Naion
on a basis which bos added to the
enown of the Republic throughout the
tvorld, should at once grapple wjth thp
['residential term and incorporate iuto
mr organic law the provision that the
['resident shall hold ollice for six years
ind that he cannot he re-electcd.
Suicide Atl? r tliut Dinner.
Puck.
Waiter (clearing awav the remains of a
Wooster street tabledhote dinner)?
Any thing else, sir??pousse cafe??pony
j raiuly ?
Mr. Upson Dowries?Don'teareif I do.
Waiter?Wlmt'll it be sir??pousse
j ifi?pony branMr.
Downes (gloomily)?Chloral!
Tito ICikkI Tlisil LcjuIh L'i?\vnr?l?.
Cincinnati Cumiherclal-Gautte.
It has been decided that the people of
the United States do not, on coming to
the forks of the path, take the one that
leads downward in to, the barbaric lands,
but they are on the march for the higher
und better civilization where the sunlit
cities shine on the hills.
Pernou(il.
Dear Bro. Meek, I'M. "The Central
Methodist," Catlettsburjj, Kv.:
I see in the hist "Central" that yon
want a sick headache remedy. I suffered
from s??k headache, almost from infancy,
and tried every remedy I could get, but
never fouud anything to do me good
until I used Simmons Liver Regulator.
I feel for nnyone that Buffers with that
terrible disease, aud I hope you will give
it. a trial.?C. S. Moituis, Brownsville,
W. Va. MWi'AW.
Economy is the father of a fat bank
account.
A Warnliij;.
The modes of death's approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
tlmt more persons die from diseases o"f
the Throat and Lungs Hum any other.
It is probable that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers of Tubercle
Germs into the system and where1
these germs full upon suitable soil they
sUirt into life and develop, at first slowly I
and is shown by a slight tickling sensation
in the throat ami if allowed to con-!
tiuue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the liead, causing Catarrh. Now ull this
is dangerous and if allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with promptness: olio wing!
u cold to go without attention is danger- j
ous and may lose you your life. As soon'
as you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain
a bottle of Boschee's German
Swwin T?. will rr!vi\ vnii imme.lintn r<>. 1
;y"i" " >? I
lief. Aw
IIow pleasant now to new. Tho secret
is "Mile-Eiid," I know.
MARRIED.
MEYER?WRIQ1IT?On Wednesday, November
M. IfcMJ, nt 8 o'clock p. m., ut the residence
ol tho bride's mother. Jlra. Elizabeth Wright.
1WJ Kofi' street, by Kev. K. 11. Dornbla?or,
FlUSDEIIICK Mevut and Ueouoiana Wriuiit.
Nn curd*. *
YOUR EARS
Ought to haveuttoution perhapa. If ao, U. II.
B. will do you good, removing All Irtorgutilc
matter, tho direct can re of deafness. It will h1m?
aid your digeation. Witne-s the following tcsti-1
moulala:
Could Hoar a Tick Crawl.
Mr. C. E. Hall wrote from Shelby, Ala.. Fobruary
O. 1897: "I could not hear U thunder. I
heard of li. it. I).. used two bottle*, and now can
hear u tick, crawl in the leave*.
? i
"1 Gave Up to Die."
Knoxvili.e, Tk.vn? July 2,1887.
I have had catarrh of the head for six yearn. I
wont to a tioted doctor and ho treated me for it,
but could not euro mo, ho said. 1 was over fifty
years old and 1 gave up to die. 1 had a distrcmIn?
coupli; my eye* wore swollen and 1 am con*
1 scut ami ?oi onu bottle of jour medicine, used
It, uti?l fHt better. i ben I got four more, and
thauk G?dl it cured tn?. L'w thw any way you
may wish for ibo good of sufferers.
Mim. Matilda nichols,
'U Florida Street.
A Preacher Cured of Dyspepsia.
Miccosures, Fi.a., Leon Co., July 20,1880.
I have been a inflcrer from Indlt;e?tlou atul
ilv*|*psla for n J?iiir time, nn* huvu tried many
remedies, but until I was Induced by my friend*
to try your B. B. B. received no relief, but since
usiuu it lmvc found more relict and comfort
iliun from any other ticatiuent I have used.
Hoping you will forward to my address your
little X!-|*gc book for prescription, aUocvIdonce
jf cures. Scud at earliest date.
Key. Boh't C.
A Book of Wonders, Free.
All who drairo full luformatlon about the
cause and cure of blood Potions, Scrofula or
renditions Swellings, Ulcers. Uorw. RbeumaUsui,
Kidney Complaint*. Catarrh, etc., can secure
by mull free, a copy of our ajp?ge Illustrated
Book of Wonders, tilled with the most wonJerful
an* Hurtling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Go.
LOGAN & CO.,
ho2-D.tw Wholesale Agents.
Logan & Co.
THE MAJORITY
)f linking Powdera put on the market arc unTliolMouif
and ltijurloutr, and only sold became
hey are "cheap."
Logan & Co.'s KxccNIor Ilaklng Fonder
ii guaranteed lo be strictly pure and wholesome,
muuotea dipt stIon, and In the end Is eucaper
nan ?ny of tbo cjea:> or gill llaking 1'owuer.
Jao no otber.
LILY~CREAM
a a moat elegant preparation for Chapped
lands, Kaee, Lips or any rough new of the skin,
'repared ouiy by LOO AN & CO.
LOGAN & CO. .
ire In receipt of the flneat and moat complete
Itio of CHEST PROTECTOIW ever brought to
bis city. When cold weather comet don t for
et it.
LOGAN & CO.
re proprietor* of tho HOMESTEAD LIVER
ILLH. itest plli ever u?ed.
PLEASANT WORM 8YRUP, moat effectual
form Syrtin ever prepared.
HuLID.W UOOl>S art* commencing to arrive.
Depot and ticadijuarterM for Trusses, Shoulder
race*. Supporters and Surgical Instrument#,
:C.| dee.
Flue Drug*, I't-rfumea aud Toilet Articles.
LOGAN"& CO.,
Drugglsla, Bridge Corner.
nolo-DAW
New Advertisements.
ANTKD-A GOOD SECOND- '
HAND Double-Barrel Breoi'hL<MdiiJg
Sliot-fiuti. Addrett* "MACK," cure thla ofliie.
nolli0 ^
J^OTICE.
All metnlx-ri of LaDalle Lodge No. 2, A. 0. U.
W., are hereby notlflc 1 to attend tbo meeting
this evening, for the purpose of adoptiug new
By-1, awn. WM. C. D1CKMAN, W. M.
A. J. Hriift.Tr. It<T?nl?r. nolfi
Q.KAND BALL.
Wheeling City Castle No. 2, K. G. E., !
Will give n Grand Ball at the Arion Hall,
Thursday Evening, Nov. 22, 1888.
Mmlr by Opera Hoiiw? full Orrheiilra. nnifl
FOR CINCINNATI AXI) ,
LQ018V1L1.R.?The new and
swift jawvogi-r ?icmiier
Llzzio Bay,
Ed. F. Ma"I?T. - Commander,
Ira 11. IIcntinotoj*, Clerk.
will leave for tbo above on Paturday, November
17. at 3 o'clock p. m.
For freight or pa?a*ge apply on l?oard or to
nolfi FKANlC BOOTH. Agent.
A/TONEY
TO &A*
On First Morignre Security on Ohio Real Estate.
From one to live years
Want to buy 12 .-liares Ilridgcport Rn.uk Stock.
It. T. UOWKLL,
Insurance and Heal tatate A Kent,
noK Hrldt?'t>ort. Ohio.
JJIKTHDAY CELEBRATION.
To My Fricndtand Palrotu:
On Fjhday. November 1?, I shall celebrate my
Fifty nintb birthday, uml therefore iuvltc my
friend* and patron* to participate in n fine lunch
during the morning uud evening. Rcymann a
'."eer will bd on draught. Respectfully,
nol.'? JACOlt NUXGK.
T VlWI.'l) KKTS.
?J
New Lino of
DINNER SETS, 130 Pieccs.
I'lldorglazo Decorations.
Fine Goods. I'rloc* very low.
SWING BROS'.,
nolS 121 ft Market *<tr'Ot. Wheeling. W. Vn.
LIST'S
EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER,
PUIIE AND KEMABLK.
R. H. LIST, "Wheeling.
no!4
! "QPIUGHT PIANO FOR SALE.
We lmve a Kino
Krnnlch \ Much Upright i'lnuo,
used DUl u snort lime, tuav wo oiiur ni a greui
luirgain. Must l>0 sold.
not:. F. W. TtAUMKK A CO.
Grand Opera House,
O. C. GENTIIl'K, Lcstee it Manager.
Three Nights, commencing MONDAY, Nov. 19.
TheBucccMlul Melo-drawa,
UNDER THE LASH.
Introducing: the talented young actor. Walter 8.
ftmford, mpportwl b> the origlnul New
York Company.
Together with the I'heiioininnl S10.000 Acting
Dogs. Hero and Hector, the Canltio Marvels
of Sagacity. New and Catchy socialtles.
Special deanery.
Admission, 1ft, 2ft nnd *0 cents. Reserved teats
on mIc nt Mcl.nro Hoiim; IMmrmncy. nolfi
Boots and Shoes
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
or Good Quality, uuranio ana imname, oooa
Style* aud low prices.
Call and buy mul saris money. All goods warranted.
Heel riittPB put on Rubber 811 oca KuKE,
which will givo them double the wear than
without them, at
A. G. WINCHER'S,
(Houses' 1JLOCK,)
rc22 1121 Main Street.
Mutual Savings Bank
Hum Hemorcd from So. 41 Twelfth Street to
No. 1160 MAIN STREET,
Next Door Above Exchange Bank.
Doe* business on the mutual plan; ha* no capital
stock; the entire prollta ure divided among
the dupoHltor*.
Dividends declared in January and July.
Ilauk open for butduess daily from C:: 10 r. M. to
K::w v. M.
Open on Saturday at 4:30 r. m.
Deposit* received from one dime up.
Money to Loan on Real Estate Security.
HOWARD IIAZLKTT, I'acsldenU
W. B. SIMPSON, hlAVAUD ROBERTSON,
Vleo-Prwidcnto.
W. 0. Wilkinson, Alex. Mitciieij.,
Secretary. .Treasurer.
Cold Weather Music Books.
The chill November winds, the whirling with*
ered leave* ttut tap ngainat the window pane,
harmonize well with the sweet music and the
cheerful nans* thai are to make wiutei homes
attractive. With your luel, bring in a goodly
quantity of our bright
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
These new books are every day more hi favor:
CLASSICAL PIANIST. Piano Classic*, bong
CIoMiiCH, Song Classic* for l-<iw Voice*, Clasdc
Tenor Song*. Chuslc Baritone and Boss Hough.
Each SI.
PRAISE IN SONG (40 cent*.a 3) per dor.) Is the
bent new Kiicred AIu?lc Book lor IJome and
Vestry kinging.
LET '1IIE CHILDREN SING from Menard's
Hongs for Ktmlcruarten and Primary School*
(80i ents) or Jenk > Honga and Games for Little
| Ones l$J) or CnUd'cn'n school Song* (35 cents,
i:i Go |>er doz.) All have very sweet child's
songs.
GIVE YOUR AID In getting tip a musing good
eveuinu Singing CIiim to use bong Harmony (GO
rviim. jivr miw.j run in uumi uuitivmii'k
muilc. Sacrcd and hmiUr. Sods Manual,
book (Vj cent*, 9-1M> i**r doc.) is aluo h Rood
collection, moot I)' Kcular.
TELL THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE that no
?>ettor Temperance Souk Hook lum appeared
ituiu Pell* of Victory (Ob cent*. 93r<o pcrdox.)
XM AS IS COMING. Send for llaUof Christmas
Caututaa uud Coral*.
ANY BOOK MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE.
OLIVER DITSOH 4 CO., Boston.
C. II. Ditson ii Co., M7 Broadway, Now York.
hoIMTImw
r
|anv custom-made corset
I I'AYtR. STROUSE & CO.
1 A .73 -412 DROADWAY. N. V. ,
u hateful?coxpoktixo.
EPPS'S COCOA
Breakfast.
"By a thorough knowledge of tho natural laws
which govern tho operation! of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
ha* provided our breakfast Utile* with a delicately
flavored beverage which iMkT save u* many
heavy doctors'bills. It is by the Judicious use
of such articles of diet that a constitution tnay
be gradually built up until strong enough to rofist
every tendency to dlseaoe. Hundred* of subtle
maladle* are floating around u* ready to attack
wherever there 1* a weak point. We may
escape many a total shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourished frame."?Civil Hervlce Gazette.
Made slmtdy with boiling watwr or milk. Bold
only In half-pound tins by (irocers, labeled thus:
TIUDQ rppC A fn Homioopathic CheinoADuu
Lifu u vUij uts, London, England.
fcUVTUTh4S
| The Toy tlio Child Likes Best I
?*a i m t?
44 ANCHOR'*
J?* Sitae Suing Blocks.
Tjj*fttL7 "^"jLfcLp, Roai Turoo Color*.
A Ctrm rnwprr for child**? TMSr?5jC^nn
ofa11 "f**- r?r or
Lar^luSfi LHbd? $i"' ? com ?reran bos.
c*H^f?uL DoocrlpUr* Catalogue ?ant
po*-fr?* ou application to
F. Ad. Bichter & Co.,
SI^BROADWAYf^^^^^^NEJjjMfOllKjJ
uau-uwr*vr
Ceo. E. StlTel & Co.
Geo. E. Stifel
& CO.
We are now offering special
inducements throughout our
Dress
Goods
DEPARTMENT.
PlAcrant f.inAR nf
Silks,
Satins,
Plushes
And Velvets,
I'lulu, and with Novelty Comblnutlunit.
THE PRIESTLEYS
Silk Warp Henriettas,
And all Shades of
All-Wool Cashmeres, Broad and
Ladies' Cloths.
DAILY ARRIVALS OF
FLUSH AND CLOTH
WRAPS!
In the Latest Styles.
-OURSealSkinGarments
Are from the best Furriers
in the country.
Geo. E. Stifel&Co.,
1114 MAIN ST.
nolg
J. S. Rhodes & Co.^
SPECIAL SALE
?of?
n nnFQ
The largest stock in the
State. Correct styles and low
prices.
Ladles' Cloth Newmarkets.
Ladies' Cloth Raglans.
Ladles' Cloth Jackets.
All llio Itolralilc Styles of
PLUSH WRAPS
Children's Cloaks
In endless variety, to fit all
ages, from 4 years uwards.
New additions made daily in
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Cloaks.
J,S, RHODES# CO.
noi*
Stationery.
I s
We hare rcccntly replenished our itock of
tbese flmt clAM good*, and glvwa Kunnntco with
every Knife and every Pair ot fciTuora sold.
j..
Stanton & Davenport,
No. 1301 MARKET STREET.
QCi7
Blank Books and Stationer;!
Day Books,
Ledgers,
Journals, &c.,
FENS, INKS AND PENCILS,
WAIL PAPER and BORDERS,
Baby Carriages!
STANDARD BUNTING FLAGS.
^ .tga?in ,ht Bu?JOSEPH
GRAVES,
UA ae TWELFTH BTREhT.
JJASE BALLS,
Bats, Masks, Gloves and Belts,
Croqnet and Hammock*.
Boom, Mtgaiinci and Paper*
C. H. QU1MBY, I
_ il Boo?eller and Newsdealer,
JoO Not. 1414 and U07 Market Street
.
Coo. R. Taylor & Co.GREAT
Rl
Ol
PRK
Geo. R. Taj
DRESS
DEPAR1
All Marked Down. As
FINEALLii
40 inches wide, down
STILL FIBER AL
40 inches wide, down
FINEST ALL-WOO
48 inches wide, down
ALL-WOOI
39 inches wide, down
FINEST ALL-WOO
42 inches wide, down
Henrietta Cloths
FINEST C
46 inches wide, dowr
Broadcloths, all colors,
Broadcloths, all colors,
Broadcloths, all colors,
. Broadcloths, all colors,
Broadcloths, all colors,
invite al
and see the barga
and other departn
This chanee of I
this morning, Octc
GEO. UK
C. Mendel & Co.?Fur
THE N E\A
_aje?.:e it:
i
We arc pleased to annouueo large arrivals of J
attention in Invited to a choice, complete and ca
most Charming EileuU iu
Parlor and CI
DINING-ROOM, HALL &
?Single Pieces Misce
CARPETS, LINOLEi
Rugs, Mat
In orcry Department wo offer unparalleled in(
Good* t>t iiunliiy beyond question, and to thews w
tbchTHONG INDUt'KMKST OK LOW PRICES, I
on well as tho Choicest stock is that of
G.MEND1
Furniture
No. 1124 MA
Ig^Undertaking a St
Sewing Machines?
We jfiLr?
ToSaveYouFi
We arc selling Sewing Machines at greatly r
dealing direct with us you save tlio agent's comm
made. We handle the
Standard, White, Howe, N
We will Mil on time and lease Machines, ati
menu. Call, write or telephone us (or particulars
Need I cm and iittachnieuta for all Machines.
EDWARD L. ROSE & CO., 55 T
ocia Whore We Havo Bee
Paper, Etc.
WHEELING, PAPER HOUSE.
W. M. CLEMANS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PAPER!
Grocers', Ilutchera'and linkers'Straw Wrapping,
UutterliiMiemiiulTwlt.es and all ktadsof
Manilla. Kelt aud Building 1'ajters
wapay ttie niitnci>i caan price for Kajjh, iron.
Metal*, I.CAd, Old Paper* aud Hook*, ?nd all
kind* of Paimr Block.
Will call for any of the abovo on being notlflod
by poktal card or telephone, on *hort aotlco.
1423 MAIN Ji 1-118 SOUTH ST8.,
oc23 WhteHtur. W. Vfl.
Jewelry, Watches, &c.
AtteioiT Sportsmen!
OUR STOCK OF FINE
Breach Loading Guns,
For Fall Trade, la now complete. We have Guns
from f.') to Sift each, reprmMUJng nearly every
reliable maker known. Our frlrea are iniarnnteed
na low aa any bouae in the couutry. Call
and aee ui or write for price?.
I. C. DILLON & CO.,
Jewelers, 12B Market Street. * !
We aro Aeenta for Cbamberlln 61I'etera' CartridjceCo/jloaded
?helli?. tttiO
China. Glass and Oueenawarn. .
JUST OPENED I
A NSE LIMB OP
Table Coder;, Carvers, &c., Sc.
Alfto, an elegant anortment of Library and
Stand Lampi, at reasouablo price*.
JOHN FRIEDKL,
oc20 1119 Vain and 11 JO Water gtrecta.
-Reduction of Prices.
mm
}ES\
lor k Co.'s
af\f\T\Q
UUWUJ
~MENT.
tonpngly Low Prices,
iolTerges,
to 48c, worth 60 cts.
l-wool serges,
to 65c. worth 80 cts.
l serges made,
to 88c, worth $1.00.
L ALMAb,
to 72c, worth 85 cts.
L ALMAS MADE,
to $1.05 from $1.25.
and Drap d' Ete,
JUALITY,
i to $1.05 from $1.25.
88 cts, from $1.00,
$1.03, from $1.25.
$1.48, from $1,75.
$1.66, from $1.90.
$2,20, from $2.50.
1 interested to call
ins we offer in this
lents.
prices dates from
>ber 22.
MS CO.
nituro and Carpets.
! STYLES
few tioodn, fresh from the manufacturers. Youi
refullv celcctcd assortment of tbu Newest am]
limber Suits,
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
llaneous Furniture,?
is, OIL CLOTHS,
s, &c.} &c.
luceraent* to buyer* In tho way of High Claw
o h'M unlimited variety in a'i new noveltie* and
iy which we ahull demonstrate that tho Cheapen
EL & CO.
& Carpets
IN STREET.
jecialty. ?n27
Edw. L. Rose & Co.
Ready
10M$15TQ$25.
educed price*. Wo employ no CanvaMcr*; by
liaion, and secure the very beat 8ewiug Machine*
aw name ana Muiomaiit;.
id will rIvo liberal dlsoounts lor prompt payAll
kinds of Machines repaired.
welfth Street, Wheeling, W. Ya.,
n for Twelve Yearn.
Auction and Loan Off/co._
AUCTION THIS EVENING!
Wickham'sAuction House
No. 11M Mahket 8t., Wheeling, W. Va.
Drj Goods, Clothing, Underwear,
Overall I rts, Notion*. ISootsand 8hoo*. Watches
Jewelry. Plated Ware, Cutlery. Music?I Instrument*,
Fancy China Vase*. ('up*,
Saucers and others article* too numerous
to mention.
1'rlrafe Snips at Auction Prices.
WTFnrniturc, Ac., nought and Hold. Money
Advanced on Artirli'* ??f Value. nol
Dentistry.
ONLY TEN DOLLARS
?($10.00)?
FOR A GOOD SET OF
GUM TEETH,
AT
McCORMICK'S,
1050 Main Street.
Steamship Tickets.
17* xTKExii^oufiii KN KOOTEXO
Hi euhupe.
The Hteamnbip Victoria. 4,000 ton*, la Intended
[o Mil from New York Wcdncaday, November 21,
taking paimeugcrM for (iibrultur. lu-iiwa. Leghorn
mil Mplcn. hxcurnloti ticket* good for one
roar, can be male available for rfturii |?u???tge
Irom Liverpool or (>la?gow by return Anchor
Line iteniutT. TourlMa for Egypt and tbe Holy
Land can book through to I'ort fa Id, flics and
lamalla, connecting at Naplca with the teamen
)f the Orient l.ine.
For further information apply to
oc20 h: V. BEHRENB. I
(Amusements.
RBTORX OF THE FAVORlTKr
Sixteen of thepu-Mint ich'ol ni-i-n.-.a in ^
Opfnt Houn-. Wheeling, wir? M..\ i
tcmiaiu-u y,?:n penon*. lu tvIpti,$2,'.M: ,7,
operajTuuse
Thursday Evening, Nov. 15.
Friday Matinee and Evening,
Saturday Matinee andEvening.
Positively Lat.t 5 Performances
in Wheeling of
PROF.
George Bartholomew's
EQUINE PARADOX!
24 EDUCATED HORSE* 24
1?.) Everything but T?lk.
Eight New Pcholunt.
llcnrriiiiKii! Projrnunoip.
Vnmoio". xc1t l>?nrtl
SPECIAL I'mrtt-Urtllvrv. u !u!t* tIiIM?
16c. AtimlffiOQ. .'IV. Ct'fi-rvi-.i MU|, '' '
galoatc. A. Hou??-'* luii.i-?ii.r.- '
OPERA HOUSET"
The Lonlett l.iiiuh or the Socon.
MONDAY, Nov, 19.
FOWLER&WARMINGTON'SCo.
Ill their New and KcvIhmI Vcnionof
The piny that has made ull America Uujk
SKIPPED
BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOOS.
Introducing New Venture-. Kc<r S(.cclalUtt aa:
all New Mii!?ic, with
Wm, Clalsdell, Jr.. Cue Frankel,
Chao. J. Hatran,
And a Brilliant Coterie of Comedians,
Fuuulor than ever before.
Price*. 7"? and 60 cent*. aeats sent'ed la
vanco with tut extra charxu at c v. H. . ,
Mu*lc Store, aale to commence Friday. Nw.t -
licr Ut. ' 1;,.' ;
Grand Opera House.
0. C. GENfHER, LCJU?CO AU'l Manager.
One Week, commencing MONDAY, Nov. li
Mutiuce* Wcduesduy ami tsaturdaj".
Crumdcru in the Lnnd of Fnn! Tin* New I'i .: :
of Mirth! A Perfect Cy? lobeof Alerrl
Sisson & Brady's Company of Comediics,
Under tliesinuitgoini'nt of S. \V\ Hnnlv. p;seating
the latent. hrMjtcM, fiinnli-nt, U?i?:
mmlviil coinedicM. LITTLE Kt'(?uKT.
New Song*. NVw Dunces, New MuMc.
A i;riiixl iiictroixriitiiri unM, the N.iiiour Nup:
Quurielte, new uud wonderful M*nlc uud itr
cuunlcul effects.
l'rleen?IB, 'ir> and .'iO cent*. Reserved ?**nts ot
mleat McI.nrc Hhum* I'tmrnM. . i.For
Rent.
JpOIl HKN'1\ . I
Several Office* nn<i Room*.
STORE ROOM IMS MAIN STKEKT.
Lodging Rooms In liaily'a Block.
II. F0R11KP,
JcM lit- f huplllit- S'.nrt.
j^Uii KKM.
The New Buaincfx Houwjuit completed at
No. 1067 BInfn Strwt.
The main business room I* HO fret, fitted up
with all modem iinptovmvnu ^
Jyio
Cenoral Notices.
" J^OTJCE
To Natural Gas Consumers.
| On anil after November I, l&M. the oflirenf
the Natural Uan Company of Wont Virginia will
tic open for the transaction of bntlneM from* a.
m. until C p. ?rf.
J^OTICE.
I The firm of Henrr Jncohn & Co. li.it UiIn day
been changed to Jmob? jt iM-nborg, tho larUien
remaining un they were before.
MOHIMS J A CO IW,
ISRAEL ISENMKKt;.
Whekmso, october 2.'?. i?>v. "
rj^o THE PUBLIC!
Those desiring to make n hnmlsotne Ohrlitroiu
rtCMint, lu tho of a I'orir-iit, would ?l"
well to give UN theirordom nulyln the
sons to avoid miiuu'Niry linMe In execution.
Wo nrc making Cth)oii l'?,rtrulu nt nbout onehalf
our (oritu r orii e.
' W.M. MY1.KS <k SON.
Jons W. Myi.i--i. Portrait I'hu-ut. i.hC
For Sale.
gTOCKS FOiiSAIX
f? Share* Standard Iron Work*.
l!l Shares Warwick China i iimpatiy.
. f> Shares Klectrle U*'htand I'owi-rCompany.
I i:? Shares Bcllaire Window UImm C> iiiunuy.'
Also, 0110 goo 1 two-story Brick Imu-Ui. No.
' !:! Hftccilth Mttct, cheap, mi ?
I. IUW IN, ak-rnt,
noH No. "I TweUtli St rift.
SALE.
Island Lots.
Choice Building Lot* on Wheeling Island lor
sale at low price*, aud on easy terms
nol.'mh** John r. 'iil.uiin&'r.,
POR SALE.
One Good Second-Hand Boiler,
Complete. Size 00 feet long, <0 lnehcn in dlamc
tor, with two return Huts.
nol.'t COX ?l- MQBHIMS-.
"RAK15RY FOR SALE.
XJ
A first-claued. well equipped Balrcry can
purcham], tojjtlher with the good-pa) lu? '? '
it cujoy*. for a reasonable num. A dc-ln- to f.( age
in other builncM bt the reason lot vvm.i.'~l
10 it'll. Address,
nof? ' ' *. K.. tli!? ?
JfOK SALE LOW.
1,000 ACRES,
Two mllea frora Mlddlcbotirm-, i ' ?
W. Va., WW acre* ol wlilcb la In :! r
W. V.
no'J I" v 'l''
Engine For Sale.
One r:x'.M, (to to fiO ostlinwt*"4! hnr*M- w'r
... ....ur- ..ntv nil. ..'...lit t A ' . i
bent of cure. Will ? il tb'.n J' "" . r : j, u*
to be delivered about. Decern'* <
blochjbos^.
FOR SALE.
Building I-otn on the Old Fnir "LI
Orchard, North mi'l .-outb ''
South Penn street*, at v.
A good?'?rooioed liouke?s
a bargain. .m;
Double Brick Iloufrf',77 nri I--'* ,
will k-11 ReparMto or both t??" "her.
tain all modern Improvement' ,
Seven Boomed Hour-, - -"lllh
good property nt inueli lc* tbi|t>1 "
ned Cotiagi or I
tight Boomed llouw. S""1' *'
river lot; oil lu good n?tKli;.i"" ,,
r Ivo Boomed lioii'o, -.!l North iiroa-i >.
make a pleioiunt boine.
hlx Boomed Brick House. * ; .
Tblrty-el?hth ami WimmI mrtet.*. < ' ft
will |?y lor mvttuiiciJi. , . .
awclllOK Houne*. largo and itJW'i. 81
h?"'iV,r"""' n o. smith, i-" ' " - I
FOR SALE.
\ TwonlT.r.mr l.lll? ill I ItfU'S I
lion to Uip Cltj ol ^ heHlaf* ^
I?Ui arc boun.lci onthe c3
ninth ?twet, on the o#m bj- l .in ;? , . l3
the wulb by llic II?:i?l!nu llomc.u- .
the wc*t by the H. A 0. It. II. . ,( *.'
Their Moxlmlty to tli??' ** * v u
render* thcin excellent *IU? l"r eatablMiincntn.
. .? ,t pc>
II not M?ld In thirty day? *:> "
llnnui:tlou.
For tormaand further Infon"*
? W. V. 11'
j.>?I Murk*
Or WILLIAM M. n*??UN.
tnM 3 w. >V?> I"'1"' '
ll KINDS OF s*
PUIS .I.VDM
KMUrawl promptly m**1"'": ; . .
daily unuuaactt j
Km.