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WIIKKLISJO, W. VA., DKCK5IHKK 5, 1H8H.
Will the Mugwumps discover thut
President Cleveland has forgot lie was a
Civil Service reformer?
Mi:. Cleveland's taritl'talk tells "of the
ruling passion strong in death." And it
doesn't much matter whether the passion
is Mr. Cleveland's or Air. Man ton
Marble's.
Mns. Cleveland's mother sat through
the reading of Mrs. Cleveland's husband's
message. Yet there are people
who never have a good word to say for a
mother-in-law.
The arrest in Ohio county of two Republicans
for alleged illegal voting has a
strange look, seeing that the party which
causcd the arrests ran in more than two
hundred and lifty illegal voters in this
county, nnu, nui content wuu hub, iiuu
good Kopubliean votes thrown out here
and good Republican ballots scratched
iu the Clerk's office in Wetzel county,
iiut neyer mind thesis little things?if
tin? men are guilty punish them. They
may have some Democrats to keep them
company.
The alleged discovery that Tennyson
is a spiritualist may or may not be
founded on fact. Certainly the alleged
letter from him seems to place him in
that category. ttead in the light of (his
alleged revelation "In Memoriatn" is
full of lines and stanzas which might
have been written by a spiritualist.
There are lines quite as striking us those
quoted in the dispatches on the subject,
but the inference is drawn after the discovery.
We may bo sure that Jennyson
will be drawn out by this publication.
WlifTliU Void?
Fnsid< isi Cleveland in ull the length
of bis lengthy message, in which ho uis-1
cusses the drift of public affairs for n'
hundred years, has not one word to say
on Civil Service reform?a subject once
supposed to be near and dear to his
heart.
in fore he was elected he was ornamented
with the red ribbon as the prize
Uivii service ueiormer. aiut mo citation
he continued to make the most
lavish professions of hit) love for that
jiurticular thing.
Kvt'U while he was appointing to important
oflicca Eugene Hitfginses and
that sort of patriots he almost exhausted
the vocabulary in adulation of the reform
of reforms.
Why dous Mr. Cleveland turn his
hack on Civil Servico reform ut this
time? Why can he find nothing to say
for it or of it? Is it merely because he
has been defeated? It is n queer
omiesion. 4
Ttm Kriuiliilciin Wily.
On the very lirst day of the reassembling
of Congress the Senate Finance
Committee resumes work on the tarill'
bill, continuing its policy of hearing
representatives of the various industries.
The Republicans do not profess to know
ho much about the tariff in its relation
to every inuusiry matiuey cuu ichiiiuu
wore.
Tlio Democratic Ways and Means
Committee of the IIoubu fixed up a tariff,
bill which it thought could not be im-i
proved by any amount of testimony
however expert. Not a single representative
of a single industry was given
a hearing before the committee. When |
this charge was made on the stump and
in the press, apologists for the committee j
declared that the Democratic members i
of the committee did hear what anybody |
had to say. Of course this is not true, i
and if it were true everybody knows
that private conferences with members
of u committee are not thesume thing as
hearings before a committee.
The essential difference between the
Iteptiblicau way and the Democratic
way is that the Republicans desire to
make a tariff law that will bo fair to all
American industries, und the Democrats
do not. '
.lluro l>t*?ii?riito Kvory Hiiy.
After it appeared beyond question
that Atkinson was elected to Congress
.1... ll.utciftt anil (lint tho imiiori.
Ill llll' I' II O! I'lKH HHU ......
ty was not too largo to bo overcome by
changing the ballots, a deliberate scheme
was concocted to do that very thing.
The job was executed and n fraudulent
majority manufactured for Pendeleton.
Wetzel county furnished twenty-eight
ballots friin which Atkinson's name bad
been scratched with a pencil. Martin's
School House precinct of Green District
furnished fourteen and Archer's Fork
precinct, of Grant District, as many more.
The Democratic explanation of this remarkable
change in the ballots was that
the election oflicers were too old to see
or too iguoraut to discharge their duties.
This amazing explanation was resented
by tho election oflicers thus assailed;
and one after another they mado aflidavit
to the fact that their returns assent
to tho Clerk of tho County Court were
the true returns of tho votes polled at
their respective polling places. One of
1./. ..(li.l.ivita u-iut nuuln l.iv J- D. llrtiok
over, Democrat, one of the commissioners
of election at Archer's Fork. In bis
affidavit .Mr. Urookover says:
1 think that G. \V. Atkinson's name
was scratched on one ticket and Pemlleton's
name written, and think that Pendleton's
name was scratched on ono
ticket and Atkinson's nawo written on.
1 do not remember having seen any
tickets on which the name of the Congressional
candidate was scratched and
none written on. I am satisfied that |
the return made by us on the 7th day J
of November, 1888, of 108 votes for U.
W. Atkinson and 140 for Pendleton was
correct.
The writer saw Mr. Brookeover on
Monday of this week, and he stated that <
ic bad sworn to the truth and been cenured
by Democrats for so doing; tbat Jie
was positive that the returns from ^ ,
lis polling place were just as ho had j,j,j
itated in bis afliduvit, und tl at the bal- pro
ots had certainly been changed after
hey were placed in the custody of the ^
Clerk of the County Court; that as an "j
lionest man ho had no sympathy with mo
:bat method of carrying an election. K.aii
He added that be was not an old man, 11,11
being but twenty-seven years of age,
could read any writing und did not be- ^
lieve that he and his colleagues were so nai
ignorant that they could not tell when j
fourteen ballots were scratched. H'e" I h
further said that he and his neighbors ?xl
were indignant that their locality had (
been selected by the schemers, but he va)
supposed it was because they lived in las
the backwoods and, it was thought they j*w
would never hear of it. The impression
made by Mr. Urookover was that ho is an t|?
honest man who felt hurt by the effortto D.n
nliu-ft Iiiin nt iliHudvnntflL'e for the suke uu
of currying out a corrupt scheme.
The affidavits from men of their own
party seriously disturbed the plotters,
aud they at once set to work to break ^ /
their force. Yesterday's llufuler pub- ?
lisbed un affidavit from Mr. lirookover ?(
ill which he says his statement was not on
correctly taken in the original allldavit, *rc
It is of course impossible to say by what j()|
meaus Mr. lirookover was induced to sit
challenge his own sworn statement, an
This is for liiui to explain.
His original affidavit is in entire liar- **,
mony with those of the other election A\
oflicers of his district, theirs with the lw
affidavits of the election oflloers of Mar- ^
tin's School House, and all of thein with UI,
all of the circumstances of the cose. in
It is not surprising that the Demo- &
crude corruptionists, and those who, like
the Jif'jitter, stand by the corruptionists, /
should attack men of their own paity It
who swear lo the truth. The truth is di
precisely what tho conspirators do not
want. But they shull have.lt to their [j^
confusion.
Duo Fin it I: Di-iiiocrut. ]g
Il*i *1 Virginia Ikmocmt (Churtcitoirii). yji
There is n good deal of ppeculation as ji :
to why our majority in Wist Virginia pi;
was lost. The uiachiuo politicians any it dr
was duo to an influx of foreign miners, eo
to Republican money, to a scare on the tei
tariff, and every one lias a different rea- us
son, but all arc careful not to mention cli
the true reason, which is iuvaribly given of
by every thinking man of the non-ollice- eo
seekers class:?we lost because the body au
of the party are disgusted with machine mi
politics. The methods employed to noin- Ti
mate Alderson had more to do with ou. st<
| loss in Fayette, Kanawha and .McDowell
' than the tnriti' scare among miners.
I There was no iullux of foieign miners
in Greenbrier, Nicholas, Monroe and ??
Clay. The Kepublican money theory cr
will not answer. In 1870 we had 17,000 ^
majority and it is absurd to say ltepubr "
lican money caused the majority to J"
dwindle away. The tariff scare theory hi
is not satisfactory because Wheeling *e
and the other localities having the m
most protected industries went Demo- en
eratic. ^
Here are the true reasons for our dis
m
I. Our representatives at Washington
used the Federal patronage to maintain ^
themselves in ollice. ,K
II. The machine managers planted P'
themselves on the new and fatal doctrine *
tluit a caucus decree was more binding H
than a pledge made to voters. K1
III The State Convention was packed cc
to defeat the old Judges ami to ostracise
the Kickers. .
IV. Our party was dominated by rail- h,
road politicians.
V. The managers used nominating ?
conventions and the machinery of party
to suppress the public will and to ex- ?
elude the men who would, if they had
opportunity, accomplish.what the people
wimt-aone. '
This is why our majority is gone.
Kriiubllt'iiiiH, Do Your Duly.
J'itlehunjh Chronicle Ttleyraph, .
I i? wiihlio in.itnv aintw i>ti*rtinn '
and the result in West Virginia is not ,
yet certainly known. The Democrats
tiavo been putting in the time in active
counting and recounting, endeavoring
by juggling with the ballot* to conjure '
up majorities for their candidates, liven 1
with this, and the illegal voting, it looks
as though the Republicans had secured
the Governorship. With a fair vote and
correct count, the Congressional repre- .
sentation would have been reverued, .
and the delegatiou would have been ,
eoui])osed of three Republicans and one t).
Democrat. The Republicans of West "
Virginia bhould contest the Heats obtained
by fraud, and force justice to be done.
A man who has practiccd mcdicino for
forty years, ought to know ealt from
sugar; read what he says. 1U
Toledo, 0., Jan. 10,1SS7. a
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.?Gentle- w
men:?1 have been in the general prae- Q
IIL'U OI Jiiciiiruiu ??iwaw >*jhj jv.un, xj.
and would pay that in all my practice
an?l experience, have never seen a preparation
that I could proscribe with as sv
much coufidenuo of success as I can ,,
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by 1
you. Have prescribed it a great many
I times and its effect is wonderful, and
' would say ip conclusion that I have yet
to find a case of Catarrh that it would =
l not cure, if they would take it according
to directions. Yours Truly,
L. L. Goitsucii, 51. D., <
Ollice, 215 Summit St. lw
AVe will give $100 ior any case of Ca* Jjj
tarrh that can not be cured with Hull's n?
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. hii
l'\ J. Ciiknky A Co., 1'rops., Toledo,
0. Sold by druggists, 75c. ?*w
* * A".
arc you progressive? Of course; J i
use "Mile-Knd. M<
. , to
Christmas is called the time of good
cheer, which may account for Christmas
beiuga hollerday. ,
jil
Merit Wins. JjJ
We desire to say to our citizens, that ?tr
for years we have been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. ,n't
King's New Life Pills, Buck 1 en's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal satis- j
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran- yvt
tee them every time, and we stand ready ok
to refund the purchase price, if satisfac*
tory results do not follow their use/ bc<
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan <fc Co., druggists. 1
"What is it that will give a cold, cure
u cold, and pay the doctor's bill? A lwf,
dra tig lit. | ,
Catarrh curkd, health and sweet \j"
breath Been red, by Shiloh s Cntarrh mo
Remedy- Price 00 cents. Koail In- JfJ
lector free. iuf
Foh lame bacfc, side or cheat uro bluloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 26 cents. v
c..rvtiiah nml Cnnsumtition
Cure is sold by ue on a guarantee. It
cures Consumption. Sold by W. b.
Williams and C. Menkemillor. sow ^,r
- tui
Th. Lai..t OBclnl Bttonia.
While Atkinson ami Pendleton, GoB dor
and Fleming differ in their opinions in
regard to the official count, they all four
admit that Kdw. L. Itose & Co.'s is the
only place to secure the very best sewing
machines at the lowest prices and on
the best terms. So say we all of us. See
"ad" on another page.?Signed, Demo
cratic and Republican Committee. q F
"Mile-End!" The smoothest, strong- [JJJj
est, aud most elastic. jure
How to Gala Flesh and Strength,
toe after each meal Scott's Emulsion ;
b Hypophosphites. It is as palatable
milk, and easily digested. The ra?
ity with which delicate people im- :
ve with its use is wonderful. Use it
I try your weight. As a remedy for ;
lsumption, Throat affections and :
mchitis, it is uueoualed. Please read:
used Scott's Emulsion in a child eight
nths old with good results. He
tied four pounds in a very short 1
e,"?Tuo. Prim, M. Dm Alabama.
MWPAW
Vlien a schoolboy begins to write his
ne he mukes hin initial blunder.
.DAVE not used ail of one bottle yet.
ufFered from catarrh for twelve years,
periencing the nauseating dropping
the throat peculiar to that disease,
1 now: bleed almost daily. I tried
rious remedies without benelit until
t April, when I saw Ely's Cream
lm advertised in the Boston Budget,
procured a bottle, and since the lirst
ya" use have had no more bleeding?
j soreness is entirely gone.?D. G.
ividson, with the Boston Budget, forirlv
with Boston Journal. mwfaw
Not on the maps?Km in Bey.
it Pay?
rhrecfourths ol ourpeoplearo troubI
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
some form or other, which by nature
the disease has a depressing influence
the mind or body, preventing them
mi thinking or acting elearlv in any
itter of importance. ludigestion, cotuu
up of food after eating, dyspepsia,
:k headache, acidity of the stomach or
y derangement of the stomach or liver
pon which the whole action of our
Hloin depends) are Bpeeuuy ana euuually
overcome by the use of Green11
ujiul Flower. The most stubborn eases
ivo yielded to its influence, as thounds
of letters received will trstifv.
ie immense sale of this medicine Is
lother guarantee of its merits, (overa
illion and a half bottles sold last year.)
i we a?k, will it pay you to suffer from
ly of the above diseases when you can
ive immediate relief in the Awjurt
lower. Three doses will prove its worth,
is sold by all druggists and general
,'{}Jers in all parts of the world, iuw
Most of the people who PQWO to want,
the way, do not want to come,
A H?:o JuytiMfiituiit
ouo which Is guaranteed to bring vou
tisfactory results, or in case of failure
return of purchase price. On this safe
an you can buy from our advertised
uggists u bottle of Dr. King's New i)isvery
for Consumption. It is guaranlhI
to bring relief in every case, when
ed for any affection of throat, lungs or
ljit,ji4cJ) pa consumption, lnnamniawon
luujjfi, bronchitis, ujithma, whooping
ugh, croup, etc., etp. Jt iu p|e#?nt
id agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
(1 can always be depended upon,
iiil bottles free at Logau & Co.'s drug
ire. 1
Advlci) Co Alutlierit.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
your rest by a sick child a u fie ring and
ymg with pain of cutting teeth ? If
, send at once and get a bottle of tyiw.
inhlow's Soothing' Svbdp foji Ciijlikn
Tkkthino. Its value is incalculae.
It will relieve the poor little sufrer
immediately. Depend upon it
others, there is no mistake about it. It
ires dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates
,e stomach and bowels, cures wind
mlie, softens the ^ums, reduces the inunmation
and gives tone and energy
the whole system. Hits. Wins low's
K)THino Syjcui* fob Ciiildukn Tkktii- j
o is pleasant to the taste, and is the
eficriptlou of one of the oldest aud I
?st female nurses and physicians in the
nited Suites, and is for sale by all drug' j
sts throughout the world. Price 25
nts a bottle. mwfaw
That Hacking Cough can besoquickly
ired by Shiloh's Cure. We guarane
it.
Will you scffkk with Dysiiepaia and
iver ComplaintV Shiloh's Vitalixer is
Slbki'lkss nights, made miserable by
iut terrible cough., iShiloh'a Cure is
ie remedy for you. Sold by W. Willnis
and 0. Mcnkemiller. sow.
ItucLh'ii'rt Arnica Salvo.
Tito best salve in the world for cutc*,
riiisen, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ires, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
>rns, and all skin eruptions, and |>osively
cures piles, or no pay required,
is guaranteed to give perfect salisfac
on, or money refunded. I'rics 25 cents
;r box. For sale by Logan <fc Co.
IIoiiU'N lu tlie South.
The Queen <k Crescent route will
ill excursion tickets to Fort Payne, Atllii,
Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala., Hattesjrg,
Jackson, Miss., and Arcadia, La.,
one fare for round trip, on November
I, December *1 and 18, tickets good for
xtv davs. Now is vour elianee to ex
nine tlic cheap fanning lands of the
>uth. No blizzards, Htirc crops and a
easant climate. All trains leave from i
0 Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information'
1 dress Neil C. Kerr, Central Passenger
[^ ut, rittsbtirgh, Pa., or D. G. K?lurds,
acting General Passenger Agent
neen &, Crescent route, Cincinnati,
hio.
k'IKKS?Ou-TucMlay, Pcceiwber 4,1888, nt 10:50
u. ui, Majiy Janksuihw. iu her Kid your,
moral from tlie residence o! her brother, So.
:i'ja Main street, on Thnnday afternoon at 2
o'elock. Friends of tlic family are rospeet*
fully invited to attend, luterment at Mt.
Wood C'enietCQ'.
HONEST ^OPINIONS.
;andor romj.clH us to admit that some one lias
:ik known the IniueUJent* of it. it. it. lint
uc It has never Leeu j?ul lichitu the public,
d * I n re one (if thu present proprietor* ortei?? !
tin? iiti-uirrltillou uiltl Ufcd it for VU1IS in
i iuacUcv, U in original.
Nothing to Equal It.
Zalaiia, Fla.> June 27,1W7.
K. YcnalAc?{ Co.:
have been using 11. B. It. in my family a* n
xxl |>iittllcr. Have never u?ed any medicine
equal It. Kcapeetfully,
' MRS. R. M. Law*.
Makes an Old Man Young.
\ 8.-1 bought three bottles of jour ltotanle
iumI Hit 1 ui from my frit ml II. b. Mallard, at
miiobello, 8.0. I have been using It three
ckl. It iipi'oarn to give me uew life and new
enj:th. If there in anything that Mill make
oitl uiMii young it is li. II. it. 1 am willing to
I it. I cmi earnestly and honeatly recom ml
llotanic Mood ltalm.
The Best Purifier Mado.
;DAMA8CC8, (IA.. Juno 29,1887.
have Buffered with catarrh for about four
ir?. and after using four Itottlea of Itotauie
mm! Halm 1 find my general health greatly lmivw|,
aud If 1 could keep out of the bad
ather I would be cured. 1 believe It la the
.t purifier made.
Very respectfully,
L. W. Thomwo.V.
Twelve Years Afflicted.
BLUOTO.m, INU., Feb. fi, 1887.
have been afflicted with Blood I'oImm for
elvc ycara. Hwo u?ed prescription from
yalclans offered mo during that period,
rough the drugglxt, W. A. Uutellim, 1 proed
one boltta ut U. 11. 11. and alnee have uted
w bottlea.itnd am MiilMlcd It ha* dono me
re cood than anything 1 ever uwl. I am a Ift
well, and am sure, within two or three
rka 1 will be perfectly well, after twelve yearn
leriug Intensely. \\ rite or addrcaa,
johkph fkikt,
Cell's Co., Ind. Rflkrr and Confectioner.
Read This.
11 who desire full Information about the
?e and euro of Hlood i'olMjn*, Scrofula and
ofulou* HwelUnR*. Ulcer*. Bore-. Rheuman.
Kidney Complaint*. Catarrh, etc., can *?
o by mall free, a copy of our K page llluitraBook
of Wonder*, tilled with the mom wonCTU
.urum, nU&jggSg*
LOGAN~& CO.,
Speola) Notices.
ITSs?All Fit* stopped free by Dr. Kllne'a
at ruerve Reatorer. >'o Flu after flnt day'a
Marvelous curoa. Treatlw and ft 00 trial
do free to Pit cases. Bond to Dr. Kline, TO
h swot. Philadelphia, Pa. mr?a?
New Advertisements.
wanted-a good girl fo.
f T General Housework In * small family,'
So. 70 IndUna street. de&*
Lost?a black hog, wbige
JNG about 2j0 pounds. Kinder will be r
Anr<led by returning it or leaving word with )
MO.m, 73 Fifteenth street. deft
TIT ANTED?A STEADY, INDUf
Y TKIOU8 liov, ltf to 18 yemrs of age. I
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1414 Markets treet. oeft
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To those who want their advertising to pa
we can offer no letter medium for thorough at
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J^OTICE.
We uke thli mtllnKl of tMrferln* tlie into
..f mi' entire family to the KnUliu of Fyllil
null nil our frlcnda wlio ?i klnrtly l>y Iholr ?c
*u?l tireaeocQ nhowed their ?ytnpotby to ua du
lute our lute bereavement, ami at the funet
cr vices of our *on and brother, Charlea
"deS* GKOHOKXilFFIN' AND FAMILY.
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THE IDEAL FEED MILL
AKD HOWK POWKR COMBIKEU.
Will grind all kind of ibellod urulu ami drl
any maohlnery. Ktcry farmer honld
huvc an ideal.
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Fowl Cut tern, Gum, Bevolrera, and Climax Co
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Water Rents are Due
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months ending March 31,1880, are nc
readf. If paid at Hie ufllce of The I'l
Water Hoard on or before December 3
188S, a discount of 10 per cent nlll
allotted.
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HOLIDAY
Announcemenl
JOSEPH GRAVES,
.No. 20 Twelfth Street,
Han now on exblbltlou u block of New Got
selected especially for the coiuiu* Holidays.
I Visitors will bo tirolltcd bv muklnx curly eel
I tionmiuil avoid the crowds of tiic la?t two wee
1'urcbiucH will be taken cure of until the tli
appointed for delivery. du
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 10 4 11
8PKCIAL PRODUCTIONS OF
BARTLEY CAMPBELL'
Clement und Mont Successful Production,
FATE I
Special Scenery,
New an J .Startling Stage Effect*,
Hupcrb Co* lumen, and ft
STRONG COMPANY
Supporting the Beautiful Young Kino*
tiuuul Acire??,
Miss LEE LAMAR.
CttAB. u. Gardikkk Proprietor.
I. U. JlOtV AIM' JlHUUKCr.
Admission, qudiWeent* No cxtf* uhai
for reserved scats. '1 Ickets on wile ut V.
Home's Music tstore, sale to commence Frldi
December 7. de
James A. Henr>
U. S, CLAIM ATTORNEY.
No Fee Unless Successfu
I procure Pension*, Increase of Pension, !
storatlon to Pension, New Discharges, Comn
tatlon of Katl^us, bounties, Ac.
The fee for the prosecution of a claim for P
sloti In fixed by In*-, and limited to 1.5 In ei
case. and on n claim for increase 910, paya
only upon the successful tcruiinallou of I
claim, and by the Government Agent throti
whom the pensioners draw. Many soldiers n
drawing a |>cnslou are entitled to Increase,
you have applied before, and your case bos hi
rejected, do not lie discouraged, as 1 frctjuen
get claims though they havp bpen rejected s
eral limes Mnny persons are entitled to a P
siou who have never Applied because their dl
bility watt slight. while the (act Is, any dlsat
ity incurred while in tho service of the Unl
States entitles a soldier to a pension. Or a
disease which exists, the result of camp
prison life, If Incurred In line of mtlltary du
Soldiurs residing lu tho city of Wheeling
surrounding country will find It to their i
vuntsge to have un attorney that they can ci
suit, and one who will write tho application
full and see that the proofs be presented In ac
reet shape. I have known mauy claims to
sacrificed by sn improper presentation of 1
proofs. As Notary Public 1 take depositions
claims in which I am not the attorney ol reco
Vouchors, 4c., certified.
Many bargains to be had In Kcal Estate
every description.
Dwellings and Store-rooms for rent. I a
give personal attention to the collection of rei
and management of rent estate.
OHlce, No. 16I J Market Street. de
ZFTTRS.
C.G.Guntlier'sSon
(ESTABLISHED A. D. 1W0.)
184 FIFTH AVE, NEW YORI
SEAL SKIS ALASKA JACKETS,
at ^100, $125, >150.
SEAL SKIS ALASKA 8ACQUES,
at 9125, ?luO, 9200, $250.
SEAL SKIS ALASKA WRAPS,
at $100, 9115, $125,9150.
Seal Skin Alaska Ulsters and Clonks
at $;IOO, 9350,9400.
All In new and exclusive designs ai
perfect In fit.
Mil IT*, Capes, Boas, Collars of all r
rletles.
Seal Skin Caps and (ilores, Ucnl
Fur-llued Coats, Holies, Hugs, etc.
Order* by Mall, or Information desired, w
receive special and prompt attention. Wh
customer* arc knovrn to the houio, or satlsfi
tory references are (urnlsbed, goods will be so
on approval. del
TUST OPENED.
A FINE LINE OP
Dinner and Chamber Sets,
which will be mid lit very low prlcca. Don't fi
to M llitio goodi before Jg{,'J*j,w]!DKI
no23 1119 Main 8U and 1120 Water Bt
japanese
Tea Kettles I
Aro the best article and the cbcapeat to vapori
wator for natural gai Area.
EWING BROS..
(1H 1215 Market 8t., opp. McLure Hoax.
yy m. hare & 80n,
fKACTIGAL
Plumbers, Gas and Steam FItteri
No. OS TWELFTH ST.
All wnrir done promptly at reasonable prim.
All kinds of
PLAIN AND KANCY JOB WOE
Neatly and promptly executed at the
Daily iktdjjotxcx* Job Omci,
Noa. *4 and 71 Fousteenvh itmt.
Ceo. E. Stlfel & Co.
Geo. E. Stitel
I &c CO.
-1114 Main St.
?
&
To make room for our new
and unequaled lines of
I Holiday Goods,
Ji
WE ARB NOW RECEIVING,
we are offering great bargains
throughout all depart?
ments.
- Blankets
1
A .ID
? Comfortables
,1, of all descriptions and at
b0 all prices.
" BOOSEFURNISHIM
DRY
GOODS
ida
H Table Linens and Rapklns,1
me (WHITE AND COLOHED)
- Stamped Linen Splashers, Throws,
Stand and Dresser Covers.
"WRAPS I
Ladies' Imported Wraps
and Ulsters of the lates'
styles.
> Misses' and Children's
Cloaks in great variety.
t Geo. E.Stifel&Co..
7 1114 MAIN ST.
Furniture and Carpets.
I Frew&Bertschj
enbio
1NVITK THE PUBLIC TO
[ho
igh
ow
^ Critically Examine Their
\u
L'T:
| FALL AND WINTER
I STOCK!
be
the
rjU 111? % bciuUtul assortment of tho very
of
SS Latest Styles and
Highest Qualities,
S FURNITURE
5
Carpets
Oil Cloths and Linoleum,
Window Shades and
Curtain Poles,
,d Saxony Chlidema Rugs,new,
Smyrna and Moquett Rugs,
Fancy and Plain China, Nats'
pier and Cocoa Mattings.
m
en
10"l
You will find It very profitable to
? visit us and Inspect our carefully
selected Fall and Winter Stock first.
til
~ Umattt Or!) Awi'M AI%TT
rrGMDerisuiiy
" 1117 MAIN ST.
j, _ ..
Special attention given to
Undertaking and Arterial Embalming.
Telephone culls answered at all
hours. ?o36
Ceo. R. Taylor A Co
IMPORTANT
IN PI
?c
Cloaks an
TAKING KFFRf.1
Jk >A MJ. AUV*
DECEMBI
Gee
Tayjo
ALL THIS SEAS
$12 00 Newmarkets Rcdu
' 14 00 Newmarkets Rcdu
15 00 Newmarkets Kedu
10 00 Newmarkets Rcdu
18 00 Newmarkets Redu
20 00 Newmarkets Rcdu
22 00 Newmarkets Redu
25 00 Newmarkets Redu
:t() 00 Newmarkets Redu
32 00 Newmarkets Redu
35 00 Newmarkets Rcdu
45 00 Newmarkets Redu
Seal Skin
also r:
' MISSES'
At and Below the (
Ladles interested In an]
can save money by oallln
and complete.
Silk Plushes I
Silk Plush(
I Silk PIu
' $1 40 Plushes down
I 75 Plushes down
3 00 Plushes down
J^r=>Our stock cinbr
CHOICE SHADES of
Reduction in these good
HORNING.
, GEO. R. TA
Stationery.
18 THE TIME
I To Subscribe for Your Magazines
Come volumes commencing with November
ami other* the January number.
Holiday numbers now io, or to arrive lu a fev
day#.
Leave orders for IoNnox New*, Graphic
Panis Illl'htkk, ilarpen'h Yale Tide. Ac., U
luhure getting copleti. fcditlouB limited.
Stanton & Davenport,
BOOKSELLERS,
no24 1S01 Mnrkct 8trcet.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Are now bring received for all of tho populai
Papers and Magazines. which are furnished a
Ipubll-hers lowest prices, ami delivered any
where by mail or carricr. ChrUtmua number
are now arriving. I'leoao hand in your orders.
C. H QUIMBY.
? Bookseller and Newsdealer,
noltO No 14H and l.V?7 Market HtreeL
Paper, Etc.
wMi'nTTaperIIse^
W. M. CLEMANS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
' PAPERI
Grocers', Ilu tellers'mid Bakers' straw \Vnipping
Butter Dishes and Twines and all kinds ot
Manilla. Felt and BtiildiUK 1'apith
We pay ttie highest cash priee for Hags, Iron
Metals, Lead, Old Papers and Books, and all
I kinds of Paper stock.
ttUii call (or any of tho above on being notified
I by postal card or telephouu, on short uotice.
1423 MAIN ?li 1418 SOUTH 8T8.,
oc23 Wheeling, W. Va.
A. C. JAMISON & CO.,
(SUCCESSOR* 10 D. WAflKNEB)
Jobbers and Wholcsalo Dealers In
WRAPPING, ROOFING, PRINT,
(Jlius and Carpet I'uperauml I!ag?.
' All Blsci of Manilla Wrapping Paper on hand
No. 1321 Main Street.
KOOFlIiU MATERIALS A SPECIALTY,
Alio Cotloo, Flax and Colored Twines.
Will alno furnish the trade with Printed Builncu
Card on Paper Bogs, Manilla Papers, Ac.,
&c, at lowent rate*. no?G
Boots and Shoes.
Boots and Shoes
FOR FILL ADD WHITER WEAR,
. o! Good Quality, Durable and Reliable, Good
Style* and low prlcea.
Call and buy and lave money. All rooda warranted.
Heel Plate* put on Kubber Shoes Knits,
which will give them double the wear than
without them, at
A. C. WINCHER'S,
(Rooms' Block,)
ocl'. 1121 Main Street.
Business Cards.
ibabxl klmbkuly. c. g. Davib.
i/imnrni \z o. na\/io
rv 1IV1 DLnL I 06 UftVIO,
Successors to J. M. Clous ton,
Dealers in Grain, Flour, Feed, Hay, Sc.
Also Commission Merchant* for West Virginia
Production*, Coal, Lumber. Wood, &c.
Good* delivered free to all parts of the city.
P. L. K1MBKKLY, General Manager.
Office and Warehouse, 1C23,16*25 and 1(527 South
street, cornef to Market atreet. ociB
J^EDMAN 4 CO.,
General Machinists,
And Manuiacturera of Marine and Stationary
Engine*
00*. ClAnniA aOHTXCTTH Six,
WWKKT.TNO, W. VA,
l^OB DODGERS
J? AND 8MALL HAND BILM,
Go to the Irtbujo vckr Job Boom, Hot. 7b
and 37 fourteenth street, wbere you can be aeonm
inflated at ahoc; noiioa.
-
.?Cloaks and Wraps.
REDUCTIONS
ilCES
IF
r] Wrane I
u mupu,
! THIS MORNING,
:R 3. 1888.
>. R.
ir&Co.
OH'S PURCHASE.
cctl to - i? 7 50
ced to - !) 25
ceil to - 11 00
ced to - 12 00
ccd to - 1 < 75
ced to - - 15 00
ccd to - - 10 50
ced to - 10 75
ccd to - 22 50
cod to - 24 50
ccd to 26 50
ccd to - 'i;t 00
Garments
EDUCED.
WRAPS
lost of Manufacture.
t of tha above named goods
g while our stock is good
deduced,
3s Reduced,
shes Reduced.
to - $1 20
to - - 150
to - 2 00
aces all the NEW AND
this Season's Importation,
s also takes effect THIS
TTT A TV O AA
iLUfi ffl IU.
J. S. Rhodes &.Co.
; SPECIAL SALE
OF
CLOAKS
The largest stock in the
r State. Correct styles and low
! prices.
I _______
Ladies' Cloth Newmarkets.
1 Ladles' Cloth Raglans.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets.
All the Dmlrable Stjlce of
PLUSH WRAPS
Children's Cloaks
' In endless variety, to fit all
1 ages, lrom 4 years uwards.
New additions made daily in
1 Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Cloaks.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
no3 _
Jewelry, Watches, &c.
Fine Diamonds
A SPECIALTY.
As usual wo arc still to the front with our extraordinnry
tine lluc of Diamond*. Our stock
is uow complete for the Holiday trade, having
added several thousaud dollars' worth within
the past few days of our Hpociul Quality "Hlue
White" Uoods. Parties within# to purcliHM
anything in this line can savo money by giving
u> a call. Ke?pectfully,
I. G. DILLON & CO.,
JEWELERS.
no28 No. 1223 Market Street.
Dentistry.
ONLY TEN DOLLARS
?($10.00)?
FOR A GOOD SET OF
GUM TEETH,
McCORMICK'S,
1050 MAIN STREET.
Housefurnlshlng Hardware.
CUTLERY.
We bave the finest line of Table Cutlery In tho
city. Call and ace It before purchasing.
NK8BITT it BHD.,
del )3M Market Street.
pARING
KNIVES I
We bare the nlceat luring Knife erer Invented.
It 1* always act to cut onetblckneaa. You
cannot waste fruit or vegetables. Wholesale or
rauiL
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
aulfrlft 1210 Main Street <
Amusements.
OPERA HOUSET"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
December 4 &. 5,
And WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
A jenulne amuiemcut *cnMti*n. A pbenoa#. I
utUaucccsaevejywlwro. Thu IUtnUom#
hu(1 Diuhitiit Artiste,
KatePurssell
In Ked|Buntlino'? IloantKul IMcturewiuc
\Vextern Romance,
QUEEN of tie PLAINS.
A romi*ny o( MijH-rliitlvo imrlt. Tt.? Arv
bUn Hotm "vlHK Y\.\ ponttlvily ,t
eiu-h performance I i??? wonderful ?*hIUl-?rt n?
qUf.KNlK." Mmniltieent M*mry
Everything tho beat tlmt money c*n procnn"
vernation, SuutfHf Dance* un>l upronn.ui
?djr* ^ ,
Evening price*, ? nml to cenu; no cxirs
cliuncc for rwervod h-mU. >wtltiw> |,ri(*?, '4
and 25 cents. on w?lo n- c. a. Hou*,
music a lore, sals to commence Mouthy, Downber
3. del
OPERA HOUSE;
POSITIVELY ONE XIGIIT ON'I.y,
Saturday, December 8th,
Leavitt's English Folly & Burlesque Co.
DIRl'jCt FROM
ENCJLAND IX ITS EXT1RBTV,
Presenting the only authorized venlon o(
MonteCristo.Jr,,
35 Of England's Greatest Artists. 35. 1
Every Specialty au Ahsoluo Novelty. I
The (ircatfst Slinw of Modem Tlmw. I
PrlaiA, SO and 7."i cent#. So e*(ra rlmrjto for
reserved seats; for sale atC. A. Hunse'i MujIc
SUire, halo to coiflincnce Thursday, December l
del
Grand Opera House,
0. C. GENTHEIt, Lessee and Manner.
Three Nights, commencing Monday, Dccembcrl
Matinee Wednesday.
Tho Funniest Show on Earth. The Famoui
CORNER GROCERY!
At played 5W1 times lu New York City. Mi
from oceau to ocean, introducing the
natural Irish comedian,
JOHN D. GRIFFIN,
And a complete Comedy Company, together
with the Corner Grocery's $lo,(JU) OutUlcug?
liand and Orchestra.
Regular price*. 15, iftaudW cents. Reserved
rent* on sale at Mc'ure llou-e Pharmacy. nn?
Grand Opera House,
0. C. GENTH Kit, Lessee <k Manager.
Three Nights and Saturday Matlni c, commencing
oi: Thursday evening. Dce.G.
M. G. Field & Co.'s Operatic Wastrels.
Bigger and Iletter than ever.
Fashion's Favorites. An Entire New Compsoy,
New Acta. Original Ideas, Novel Ketturea,
Catchy Music. Hnndsoino Costume*, .Superb
Singing, a Dancing Tournament.
The Greatest. Grandest. Combination n! Mtui.
nil Celebrities, Comedian*. Uuureriand
Spi't-iullhlN Kxtuut.
ttir Musical Concert mid tirnud Paraie Dillf
nt 11 m. tn.
Prices, IS, 25 ami ?0 vent*. Matinee prim, IS,
25 and :$.*? cent*. Ke?orved tenia on ?ale at
McLure llnuwo I'liarinucy. <h-3
Louisiana State Lottery.
ST A1.1,TrrmiirK Vi !
Over Two Million* Distributed.
LouiglanaStatuLottcryl'onipanf.
Incorporated by the UriHluturo In Into, lor
Kducattou&l ami Charitable purpose*. aud tut
franchise Hindu n jutrt of the prone nt Htate Cod*
atitution, lu 187V, by an overwhelming popular
vote.
1u Gkanh KxtBAOKDISary Diuwixoa t*k?
place netnl atmoU** (Juno and December), una
I tit (iUANii SiNai.t: NiiTmMjiHAU-iMiN take |il?e
lu each of the other ten mohRnrimhe year, una
are all drawn lu public, at tlic Acad'Glfcy.yl Muale,
Now OrlcauB, 1a.
"We do hereby certify that wo mi nervine the
Arrangement* fur nil the Monthly and Setnl-Annual
l>rawitiK? of The I.ouMuiih state l?ottw?
Company, and In person tnamufC and control tlio
Drawing* themselves, and that the uuio ?"?
conducted with honesty, fairness, and lu good
faith toward all parties, and we authorUe tlie
tympany to uae lulu certificate, with far*lmll??
ot our signatures attached, lu It* advertise*
menu."
/'/ Jr.. j "
Commlwto&Mt.
Wo tho undersigned hanks aud lUnkir* will
pay all Prize* drawn lu The l,oul*iaiiaKtate lotteries
which may l?e presented at our counters.
K. M. WAI.M8LEV. I't . LuuMuia N?t'l U?n*.
I'lEHHK I.ASAUX, i'ra. Stale Nntimm ttujk.
A. BALDWIN, I'rw. New Orle?i>? Nut I tank.
CABU KOB.V, I'm. Union NMloiul ??nk.
MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy of Music. New Orieur,
Tuesday, December 18.1888,
CAPITAL PRIZE. $600,000.
100,000 Ticket* at ?li?; Halve* SJ>; Quartern |M:
High tin 16; Twentieth* 92: Fortieth! 91.
i.jkt t>y vhizm.
1 Prize of 1000,00) In IWO.OW
l rrue oi Jw.two 1* - 2?M?
1 prize of luu.i?> 1* 1
1 Prize of 60,U*?i* W.??
2 Prize* of 25.0UI are
ft Prizes oi It),t**? are ?? ??
\l Prize* of 6.00U are ?W*e
25 Prize*of 'J.OUO 5~ WJg
ino Prizfla of MX) are
200 I'rixci of -IOO are
600 prizes of *JOO nre lOO.Utt
apimioxim vtjof vh1im.
100 Prlienof ?i,ooo are IU?0.000
HJ0 I'rizci of n?? are
100 Prizes of 100 a re - -lO.UJO
Tiickc Nomiikb Terminals.
W Prize* of ?**) are
VJ Prizes of loo are 39.W
TWO N I'MIIKit Terminals.
?00 Prizes of S.lionre fW0
WX) Prizes of :'<X)iire
3,14? Prize* nmountlnx to
For Club Rates, or ?uv further Informatioo
desired, write leulbly to the uuilvrnixncl.ci?*w
statlnjc your residence, with State, Count;.
Street atnl Number, afore rapid return nullof
livery will be assured by ynureiielwlugiora* i
velopo benrlUR your fuli address.
8cud POriTAL NOTKX, Kxj.rcM Money 0rd?*.
or New York Kxeh?r?Ke l? ordinary letter. OH'
reucy by Kxprcas (at our expenwi uddre?wd
it. A. DA I'M UN. ,
New Orleanii U.
or M. A. DAUPHIN.
WnuUlUKton, D. C.
Address Registered Letters to
NKW ORLEANS NATlO.NA^IlAJj^,^
REMEMBER
churxo ?I the (lmwltmi, li ?ira?r?n? c or?w ??
falruoa and integrity! II'*t ,h"
equal, and that no ouo can poulbly W,r
uumlHir will draw a Prlio. . >rvt
"REMKMHKK, nl??, I bat the payment ci?^
It Gt'AKANTKKH HY f"OllKNATI<?>* . , . .'wOrleann,
and Uio Tleketi are ?Ik?H '?) l?e "X
dent of an Institution, wh<>M- < i?<trur? ?n
are rccognlxed by the hlKbcut Court*. tb?n'
beware of any Imitation* <>r /"""J,
Brhcmt?-"a;=g=^
Druggists.
ROSE CREAM
FOR
rwips A Nil Honcil SKIS.
R. H. LIST,
M*0 UiHEEtJNgl.
Steamship Tickets^
christmas
PRESENTS.
VnrfU on Money Ortlcn 10 *11 l"*rw
Mlo?fMlnurkctr.Ii;.. |( BKI((I|^.v.
dtl
All kinds of book: aS? jjj
Priotln* n?iUf ?nd promptly exec
Lh? Intelligencer Job Boom*.