glje gnfcliiflcncev.
Frew, Ccrnpbe!! & Hart, Prop'o,
h&ued Dally, Semi-Weekly and Weekly.
TERMS:
By Mrtll, 1'oMaru Free in tho United SUtoi.
DAtl.Y, One Yi-nr, 00
I>a11.V, hix Muiitill ? 00
DULY, 1 hteoMoiithH 'A 00
1)aii<y Oiiu Montii <1.1
hkni-Wr.kklv, OuoYwir a r.o
Hkhi-Wkkkly, Hix Monthi 1 "A
Wkkkly, Onu Year 1 oo
Wkkkly, Hix Mouth 00
Tho Daily Intki.i uiknci:h In Dollvercl by
CarriorN in Wheeling hijiI uljownt towun nt lo
cent* per week.
I'kmoni wifhlriK to mbpcribo to tho Daily
Lii^LLIorkcruchii do no by wihIIuk in their or*
ilurn lo tl.o Imei.i.ioknckkoQIcooh I'ohUI can}
orotln rwUc. Thuy will ho jiuuctually wrud
by currlori.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
KdltorUI Hootnn ~....43l
(,'oinuluv 4-10
(Knterwt ot Uiu I'oitofflcc ut Wheeling, W. Va., |
M wmtnl-riiiM mmiir]
WIIKKMNO, JUNE 1!5, 181)0.
Tim CU>'? Opportunity.
Wheeling is facing an important crisis
in her history. In the march of progress
she has reached a point where alio cannot
stand still. Sho must go forward, or
fall back. It is a time for action.
For many years there has been in tho
minds of public-spirited men an idea of
n great city with all tho equipments ol a
modern town. Meetings have been
held to agitato tho project of a belt railroad;
leading men and newspapers have
advocated a union railroad station.
But ull these plans fell Hat, and tho community
had settled down to tho conviction
that projects of such magnitude
wcro visionary dreams. Tho town rolled
sleepily on in the old rut, till ono day
oho was jolted out with a suddenness
that aroused her thoroughly. Practical
men offered to build tho belt railroad,
and they have done it. Compared to
what the jwork is costing, compared to
what it ia worth to Wheeling, tho
amount contributed by Wheeling and
Ohio county ia a bagatelle. One dream
was realised.
When the same men proposed to givo
10 me cuy wnai ner people uau ior
years longed for in an impracticable
way, there wan reason for rejoicing.
Thcro was every confidence that the
Union railway station would bo built,
and tho work already done by ita projectors
was euflicient guarantee that it
would bo a credit as well aa a convenience
to the place.
But a eircumatanco nroee which
blocked the way for the liberal and enterprising
men who wcro already preparing
to carry out this great plan.
Without any deaire to criticize tho commissioners
who valued the Norway Tack
Company's premises, it does seem strange
that property valued by its owners, not
go long ago, at $19,000, should have enhanced
in valuo till it is worth $48,130.
But unless the Circuit Court is appealed
to?and that means delay, and may not
result in gain?the nward must atand.
In a nutshell, tho situation is juEt
thia: Thirteen thousand dollars stands
between the public and the realization
of its hopes. The company offered to
pay s?5o,000 for tho property. The improvements
to be made included a
double track steel bridge acroBS the
creek, a strong and solid wall along the
north bank of the creek from that
bridge to Market street, and a modern,
ornamental, convenient railroad station,
almost in tho heart of tho city, for the
use of all roads.
fcTho problem for the public is, can we
afford to allow a discrepancy ot $13,000
to defeat plans of guch moment?
Ilad the city suilicient money to build
aloug tho creek tho proposed retaining
wall, that would bo a wise investment,
For sightliness, for sanitary reasons, for
tho protection of tho bauks, that wall is
a necessity. Thirteen thousand dollars I
would not pay one-third of the cost of
tho wall nlono. Where can that Bum
ho better expended than in securing j
so vast an improvement?
Tho work contemplated by tho company
in connection with the union J
station involved an xpendituro of.
over $:)2o,000 ? considerably more
than tho public would contrib?|
uto wore It to irivo this *813 Ofln In I
it wise to atop that expenditure for a
paltry sum?
As said before, this is n crisis which
demands prompt action. The course to
take is plain; the timo to take it is now.
Tito Importer* 1'rutOHt.
There are some glaring inconsistencies
in the remarks of the New York importers
who lately visited Washington
City to protest against tho passage of the
Mcluuley tariff bill. For instance, Mr.
James M. CouBtable, tho President of
the Importeia' Organization, uttered tho
following remarkable sentences, which
do not seem to agree with each other:
M\Vo come to proteEt in tho namo of
the common people, who, by tho bill,
will be compelled to pay an increase of
duty. If this bill goes into operation a
great many importers will have to rotire
from busiuess."
'Mr. Constablo did not inform the
Senate Committee, aud it was an oversight
in them not to ask him, why itn?
porters should "retire from business" if
"tho common people aro compelled to
pay an increase of duty." Tho two
propooitions aro antagonistic.
At tho eamo time Mr. Isidor Strauss
declared that "It is a mistake to suppose
that they (tho importers) object to Tariff
duties. The larger tho gross cost of tho
Roods tho gteater their profit, for they
charge their percentage of profit on the
Tar ill us well a8 on the original cost."
Now, it is just a littlo strange that, if
the McKiuloy bill proposes to increase
tho protits of tho importers, he should
go before the Souato committee and protest
against its passage, and some of
them argue that it would force importers
to retire from business.
Speaking upon tho samo subject, a
contemporary propounds tho following:
Will It bo a Brent JlsadvnnlajM to tho country
11 "it grvut mftuy Importer# linvo to retire from
btulncM" ?? lmjtorUrf, and conimnnco, or rocommence,
an niMiitifactUicn? It will boobnerved
Ihnt in either cnae tho jtoodi pnrcbued
will have to be ]>ald for by either agricultural ]
produce, 1110*07, or other nbjerta denlrcd by
I?y tho inn kern; In one cn?e tho nbjMti bought
and tbOMlMucd In vxobtone will .have to pay
trnnni'oruitlon arrow tho ocean; In tho oilier
that time and expenao are raved. In each cano
^rofltH are madoon Ixitb transaction*: In ono
can<, one of theio profit* kw-h to a foreign conntry,'
hi tho other, both j/roOtH remalu In tbla
country. _
Tiik construction of a railway lino in
tho Holy Lund, from Jaffa to Jerusalem,
linn begun. The ceremony of breaking
tho lirsl soil recently took placo in tho
prcsonco of tho Governor of Jerusalem
and u largo crowd of citizens of tho Iloly
City, Soon Jerusalem, tho aacreJ,
will exist only in history and in
herstcad will bo a modern commercial
city iu which little will remain to
awaken a feeling of religious awo or interest
in tho minds of visitors.
I Tub Pittsburgh Times "hits tho nail on
the hoail" when InJorainif Sir. lilainu'a
proposition concerning reciprocity ot
trniio Willi tin) South Auicricnn Kepubilea,
it any#:
Mr. Hlalue's Men of interchange of producln, lu
tirut tlif. would l>o an expansion of the intercon
rue, In ft commercial &en?e, which Is iumIiitaiticMl
between thetHateio( till* Union; tho ouiHivcmentol
a tmdo that Kujtlund Is dolnu her
utiuoU to obtain a nbaro ul. Tho truth) between
tti4.BC Stale* is to the tmUon what tho blood and
uptvcn arc lo tho human >}?tem, Wo live by it,
ntid Kruw firou#. Mr. llUtuo'a Idea is bated on
llitn prlDClplu. I-ctilboiilscUKsed. If the people
arc not prepared to accept It at onco, they
mre not wllhun lone It rejected u-iJhouta wood
leasoii.
The selection of Hon. John m. Uriel)
as Principal of tho Linaly Institute to
succeed Prof. Itoemer, was a liapp7
choieo on the part of tho trustees, and
tliero is general rejoicing, not only
among tho immediate friends of the
school, but among Wheeling people
generally, that Prof. Birch has accepted
tho position. His many friends will
cordially welcome him home after his
long absence in a foreign clirne.
The New York World calls attention
to the fact that President Harrison iB
running President Cleveland a cIobo
second in tho matter of vetoes. The
World omits to mention tho fact, however,
that President IJarriBon ia not
vetoing bills to.pension crippled soldiers
and soldiers widows, and takiug advantage
of tho opportunity to send messages
to CongreES denouncing them as "tramps
and loafers."
Choker, the Tammany leader, aa was
expected, has denied tho general charges
of corruption which were proven against
him, but has made bouio damaging ad*
missions and shown himael/ to be a very
unsavory character. The more these
Tammany worthies uro investigated tho
inoro it grows upon the public that the
Democratic party in New York is in corrupt
hands.
Since the ceneus Iisb demonstrated
that Chicago ia the second city in the
country in point of population, the
windy city is happy and her rivals are
correspondingly down in the mouth.
However, Chicago don't care, she will
have tho World's Fair and envious
rivals may continuo to splutter all they
want to.
Some Republicans are inquiring why
there has been no call issued for the Republican
primaries. It is early yet for
such a move, and there ia no particular
necessity for a lengthy campaign. The
County Committee will, however, issue
the call in due time and ample opportunity
will be given for a canvass.
The Intelligencer heartily congratulates
Mr. James J. Peterson, of Huntington,
on having been proffered a Consular
appointment. Mr. Peterson is one
of our many Etaunch young Republicans
who deserve recognition at the
hands of a Republican administration.
The death of Ex-Secretary of War
McCrary removes another distinguished
lawyer, politician and statesman who
p* TRADE MARK^i
ReiwISWA!S*I
Cures Promptly and feiuusextly
RHE0MATISIII,
Lumbago, Hcnducho,Toothache,
NEURALGIA,
Sore Throat. Swelling*, Frott-bltca*
SCIATICA.
Spruluti, J3rultea, Hums, Scalds*
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. BalUmon. Ill I
HUB jjcijjcu iu ujKuu uiu justury 01 me
United States.
'Just lis Good,"
Say aorao dealers who try to sell a substitute
preparation when a customer
calls for Hood's Sarsaparilla. Do not
allow any ouch false statements as this
induce you to buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
for making it is that a iow cents more
protit will be made on the substitute,
insist upon having the beat medicine?
Hood's Sursaparilla. It is Peculiar to
itself. | 8
The moat pop-ular lady is the one who
receives the most proposals, of course.
Is CuuHtinipUon Incurable?
Read the following: Mr. C. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark., says: 14Was down
with abscess of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced mo an incurable
consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made."
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
"Had it not been for Dr. King's New
, Discovery for Consumption 1 would
have died of lung troubles. "Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best of
health." Try it. Sample bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 5
Tub honor and integrity of the raanngement
of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company nre now fully-established all
over the country. All who know anything
about it know that tho drawings
oi tno Uompany aro hold with the utmost
fairness and all prizes paid fully and
promptly. Thousands aro ready of their
owrijknowlcdge to testify to this. The
Company's present charter has about five
years to run. The only question now
under consideration is, Shall tho present
charter expire in 1895 by limitation or
shall it bo extended for another term of
25 years ? daw
Tim MiKiVru of a chronic catarrh patient
is often so offensive' that ho becomes
an object of disgust. After a
time ulceration sots in, thesponjjy boues
aro attacked and frequently entirely destroyed.
A coustaut source of discomfort
is tho dripping of the purulent secretions
into tho throat, sometimes producing
inveterate bronchitis, which in
its turn has been tho exciting cause of I
pulmonary disease. The brilliant rosulta
which have attended its uso for
years past properly designate Ely's/
Cream Halm as by far tho best and only
cure.
Sick Heartache.
Loose's Red Clover Pills euro sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipations.
25c. per box, 5 boxes for $1. |
For salo by Logan Prut; Company, iuw
roroLviniLN ox the road.
A Clmnco for all to Kxprtaa thlcr Prefer*
enc*?TlieMoet Popular to ltecelvo n
C'aetJy I'reieut.
In order to ascertain who is the moot
popular commercial traveler representIng
a Wheeling house, on the road the
Intkllioxkckrinvites all its readers to
express their preference, A coupon lot
tho purpose will bo found below. This
uiay bo mailed or left at the office, or an
ninny as an envelope will hold can be
mailed at onco. Voters should, however.
be careful to see that the postage le
fully prepaid at letter ratal. Every per*
son has an opportunity to do a good thing
for his best friend among tho genial
commercial travelers.
Tho most popular mnn when the
voting ceases Juno 30 will receive
his choice of a life insurance policy
for $1,000, with tho premium paid
up for one year, or an accident insuranco
policy for $5,000 for one ' year,
the policy to be written by Sweeney A
Edwards, general agents of tho Equita*
1>1<> T.tfii A annriinnn Auurwintinn.
Below will bo found an explanation
of tho contest* Anybody can vote, and
each as often aa be bccs tit.
conditions,
1. Any person iu auy State can vote M often iu
desired.
AII the blanks in tho coupon* mu/l be 11 lied,
8. No voto will ho counted which li not written
oti a coupon cut from tho Istkm.iuknckh.
I. Tho content will clnso July 1. Vote* received
after that day will ho dcbtrnyed uncounted.
5. Any tmveliiiK laleaman for a Wheeling
houso way ho voted for.
coupon.
TUE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
BALLOT.
For tbv moil popular Commercial Traveler
reprchCUtliiK a Wheeling houac.
My choice is?
BKrBKSSNTINQ TUK FIEM OF?
my namk u?
MT ADDJlEMi 14?
Voters should nil out this coupon, seal lu ai
cuvclopo, and address,
COXMKRCIAL THA.YU.KR CONTEST,
INTKLIJOF.NCEK OFFICII.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Vote early and often.
Iluu't Tills ! .
We ofler One Hundred Dollars rewan
for any case of catarrh that cannot bi
1 cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
, F.J. Cheney <k Co,, Props., Toledo, 0
AVe, the undersigned, have known F
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lievo him perfectly honorable in all hue
iness transactions, and financially abli
to carry out any obligations mado b;
their firm.
West & Tkuax "Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, 0.
Waldinq, Ki.\\van*& JIarvi.v, "Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Jlall'd Catarrh Uuro is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blooi
and mucus bui faces of the svsten. Tes
timonwls sent free. Price 7oc. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. daw
"I was troubled with Catarrh for ove;
two years. I fried various remedies
and was treated by a number of pliyai
ciana, but received uo benefit until J
began to take Aycr'a Sarsapnrilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me.'
?Jesse M; Bogea, HolmanV Mills, N. C
D&.W
dii:d.
GKORING?On Tuefdiy morning. June 24,1890
at 12:15o'clock, Jacou Gehking, In lilac::
year.
Fuueml from the residence of his father, No. 2!
Alley 15, oa Thursday morning at S:3<
o'clock. Requiem II ij;l? Mass at St. Alphon
'bus Church ut 'j o'clock. Friends of tlx
family are invited to attend, interment a
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
WALTZ?At Went Alexander, Pa., on Tuesday
Jnne2t, 18'jo. at fi o'clock a. in., Nan.sisJ.
wife of J. S. Waltz.
Funeral from late residence In West Alexander
Thuridny, June 26lh, at 10 o'clock a. m. In
termcnt at West Alexander Cemetery
Friends of the family invito). ?
SW'FT3_??59?FIC
FOX renovating the
entire system, eliminating
all Poisons from the Blood.
whether of scrofulous or
malarial origin, this $rcparation
has no equal. . .
44 For eighteen months I had an
eating sore on vty tongue. I was
treated by beet focal fihysteiitns,
but obtained no relief; the sere
gradually grew worse. I finally
took S. S. S., and was entirely
cured after using a few bottles
SC. IJ. MCLemoue,
Henderson, Tex.
TREATISE on Blood and Sldn
1 Disuses mailed free.
The Swikt Specific Co.^
Summer Resorts,
harMI
AND
PLEASURE RESORT
will bo open for the reception of gucsto July 1,
The commodious college buildings, aecommo
datit'K *0 Rueaw, will be operated as a hotel dur
itig the summer months. The tables will h(
supplied with the substantial products of tli<
farm nud the dainties of the season, prepared by
it professional French cook. The hotel is situated
in a tliic grove on the summit of a hill, tlnu
securing pure air. cooling breezes, and beautiful
views of ine surrounding country. The college
campus is equipped with swings, croquet
grounds, lawn tennis court, etc. Ailioinlng the
campus Is a spacious park with walks, drives,
takes, bath house, and sprint's of iron, magnesia,
soda and pure waters. Livery stables with
ridiug and driving horses on tho premises. For
rest, recreation, amusemeut, health and choice
focioty, spend this summer Rt Harlem Springs.
Terms, <t> to JS per week. Dally hack leaves Sclo
and Car roll ton for the Springs at 1 o'clock,
J01IX 1!. STEEVES,
joM llarlfiit Springs, 0.
J^JOUNTAIN LAKE PARK HOTEL.
l'uro nir, delicious water, good boils aid table.
tennis, bowling allots, orchestra, concerts,
splendid programme of Chautauqua A?embly.
lerms muderato. Address,
MRS. C. A. KARLOUr.HF.U,
Mouutaln l.ake i'ark,
Je21-><w,ts Garrett Co., Md.
fpIlE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
OCEAN,CITY, MARYLAND,
I? now open. Dirrctlj- on the ocean. Ml rait
miter luxuries. Topular prlcoi. For teruij,
etc., addre&s
{a? T- P. WELCH,
_ Mittiaccr.
HOWARD'S LICK, OR HARDY,
WHITK BULl'IlUR SPRINGS,
Will Open Juns 18.
Hotel remodeled, enlarged and ro famished.
8mphur Baths aud Bowling Alleys. Dally
walla. For terms aud circulars, address,
HOWARD'S LICK CO.,
Howard's Lick. Hardy Co.. or MoorfloM. W.
Remington Typewriter.
REMINGTON
Standard Typewriter.
Durability, Simplicity. Strength, Speed, Eaae
I ol M&ulpulmlou, Manifold. ,
JASON C. STAMP,
myl 1121 Ch&pllue Street, WhccUug.W.Vn.
There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory.'
They arc not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
! and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
. Ask for
Ivory Soap
1 and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
i
Hamburg Fib
(MEDICATED)
If you Imvo n. heavy ffillttlnic hoa'lnclio,
fevered tonjflio, a thoroutfii disinclination
cntniKU In uny or tlio aetlvo juirsuit^ of llfti?t
[a what OoiiHtlputlou means, ami h u iuwt i
midubio ctiuuiy
FOR
tho millions of peonlo who bowels aro i
mniiur?timo fhould not bo lost and Imiucdl
attention should\m riven, or serious ivmiiu i
follow, Mich us Inflammation ot thu lion
ana X'crllouitii.
OUR
iramhurjr Fips, tho Kroat fruit laxative, sho
bo taken ut oneo; they uro atiefToctlro reme
but most pluMiul iiikI ajrrmiblo to tho tin
comiKMed only of fruits and \wtab
(VUjoluU-Iy nothlnjf llko them In tho world.
uAKLla
llttlo children, who putter with thflr bow
tuko thorn with perfect iwfety, us they no
irrlpoor produco Colic, und uru60pleusantt0
tuxto that (boy out them na euHorly iw caa
tor luvguout ladles they aru invaluable*
!* taliM them, w> do young nnd ol<l. Tbyslc!
nt:oinm< n'i them to Iw mild, hnrml<*?.liutn
excellent in their action for Constipation, Ii
i. uestlon. Liver Coiuplulntt, lMUoujucss, S
Stoiuacu, and Vilcs.
1 DOSE ONE FIG.
' Forpalont <lrojrKiBt.s(n Iwxjw only, l>rieo!
or M.ut direct Ity mull. Address,
, MACK DRUG CO.. MEW YOR1
Shoppell's Designs.
I i5ST ~
I flffilL
, Corns
LU uuiuu . m
Then pro to any enterprising book'
ECllcr and cxamfno "Selected De1
signs from Shoppell'fl Modern
i K Houses "-tho only architectural to
' hl book that booksellers generally T
CL keep on hand-thc only really deiir- )
fSkublo book published. If it happens
Tafeithat your bookseller cannot show a
^gjkeopy, send your address to IL W?
. ^^^Siioi-i'ELL, Architect, 03 B'way,:
and ho will promptly dire
you to tho nearest boo
seller who co
K-.'f Mwr.t
Steamers:
Tlnr- 6, NEW STEAMER
imM R. E. PHILLIPS
?FORSPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
Regular iJclliiire, lh'ii\roo<l and IViie
injj Packet.
Eastern Standard Time.?Loaves Wbccllni
0:15a. m.,8::ioa.m.,9:4f?a.m , lh.'tuu. in.,2p.
1 p. in., fl p. m. Leaves Bella! re at 7:30a. in.,
ui-, iO::Wa. m., 1 p. in.,'2:15 p. in., 4N5 p. in., i
p. in. Sunday trips.?Le*vo Wheeling at #::i
in., 10 a. ni.. 12:30 in., 2 p. in., 1 p. in., L:S0 p,
Ltavts Bcllairo ?t9a.ni.,lln.m.,lp. m.,3p.
4:l"n) in.,tip. in. Fare 10c. 7. Ji U. T]
Card, by boat leaving Wnetling:9:15a ni. an
n. in. For information concerning B., Z. A C
H .ul.lrrcj M U nl,'AI. r..mn.nl lr?.?l II.,11..
Ohio. Kxtn tries on short notice. Clou? c
ncc.tions made with nlI railroads. II. J. MENU
Mitimu'T. J. F. CI,1NK. Master. jc;
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Met
phlo, St. Louis, New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,
! Will leave Wharfboat, foot of Eleventh Btrt
dally Monday excepted, or follows:
, . Steamer " KEYSTONE STAT]
* Mg5ti5Thomas Calhoon, Master; Oh&i
HUsfiSSSii k nox. Clerk; every Tuesday at 7 a
, Steamer "ANDES," E. B. Coot
Mm&tjMaster: Al* J" slftVeni Clerk; ev
?si?SaSi& Wednesday at 7 a. m.
1 . f7T> k. steamer "nUDSON," J. F. EIIIb
I wJg&HffNfaatcr; Dan Lacey, Clerk; ey
nSaffi^iThurRday at 7 a. m.
, trr> h. SteamerO. W. BATCIIELOR, Geo
' J^33Wtt30,I,*calt Master; Ira 11. Hunting*
; JflfTrtittcicrk; every Friday at 7 a. m.
I i fFrT-* h. Steamer "SCOTIA," John 51. p]
: WfiTpi^liilpn, Master; Eobt H. Kerr, Cle
every Saturday at 7 a. m.
, , ir*~j w 8tcamer "LOUIS A. SIlERLEl
1 UwwjtfKd. F. Maddy, Maater; Julo We
, .tcafiSMflman, Clerk: every Sunday at 7 a.
First-class fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati, ?
1 Kound trip, 810. Meals and state-room
eluded. TlckoU transferable, end good nu
used. For freight or passage apply on board,
t?lephoue No. 812.
Tinia VRAKKTIOOTTT. A emit
Books, Statlonory, Etc.
SCiloOL AM) COLLEGE ~
COMMENCEMENT;
Aro now occurring, and we hava a
Snpnial l.inp nf P.ift RnnVo
UJ'UUJLUi XUUU VI UJUk JJUUUIJ
Jn sinplo volumes and ?cts, ran^inR In 7>rl
from 60c to i'lb 00. Discount* to teaelicrs buyl:
several volumes. Correspondence Invited.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Old City Book Store
myll 1301 Market Strept.
Q ROQUET.
A VERY CHEAP LOT TO CLOSE OOT.
Hammocks, Buso Ball'* Bats, Masks, Qlovi
Foot Balls, Newspapers, Magatitles
anil Books 1
0. H. QUISfBY,
Sill Ko. 1414 Market Htrflot
Hamm & Cq
HAM IV.
Furniture Dealer!
DOT THIS DO\
That our establishment is a model ono In
That In our attractive assortment, prompt
and satisfactorily served.
That while wo cnuuot give yon something
every time. WE INVITE vOUR PERSONAL
^Undertaking In its several U
TELEPHONE CALLS A
HAMM & fcO.. -
Now Advertisements.
WANTED?NURSE?MU8T BE
compcleut to Uko charge of child. Call at
this office. K.*o
Wan1'KD-QOOD girl to do
T gomral houuw?rk. Apply at 1'2 Vermont
Mrent, la'and. Jclft
IJ10UND?M0R?SK ON VAN-HANI:
DLK frflnht platiorm. Invito at BT.
> CHAHLEM 1IOTKL. Jc?5_
T OST-AN OPEN-FAOED SILVER
J.J witch. Haturn to Third ward ichool,
ItMWTATd. K. RI.OHAS. <ctft
A SSlGNKfi'S NOTICE.?ALL PERx\.
HONS indebted to lhalrcr, N.-blo A Co.,
?IM h&vo coot* and troubto br call lug atrnj
offlco and pajIn* promptly. Those bavin* any
clmtna acalnut the llrm of rhairer, Soblo <k Co,
will prcicntthem to mo properly certified foi
settlement. U II.UIlXErti'Y,
Atafftnooof SffAlKMl. NOliLK A CO.
Offlco No. ivjq <'banl|"Q a treat.
QARD OF TUANKP.
TUo relative* and friends of Jatucs Dixon dc
tiro to thank the member* of the MarkTwalt
Hod and linn Club, and other friends who vtcm
ao kind and atlentlro during his lato Much
ami tholrallHrtlnnafter tilsdmth.
JfOTICE.
Tho ouUtandlug ferry tickets Issued by tbi
owners of tho "Surprtso" will not boacceptci
on our Hue after Juue 2(5,1830.
^ jott NAI'TH A YACtlT CO.
"" TOOK RENT.
* X
X Tho shop building ou southwest corner c
* Murkot Squaro and Tenth ilreot.
tJ JAMES L. IIAWLEY,
lila )c2j H'^O Main Street
OUCKllAN'NOX
JU> ruuiiic. SCHOOLS.
Tho nbovo schools aru without a principal. Th
Hoard or Education solicits applications 1c
niltl jiohiiloti. Address all communications (
nnt thu HecreUry. By order ol the Hoard of Edact
ut?> tlou. W.D.TALBOT,
l?V5 Secretary.
Seeds.
Wo have tho larjrwt and most eompl ot
stock of GARDEN SEEDS In tho Slate. A!
tiew, fresh stock, and warranted "true to usmc,
while our price# will Ixs found as low ax any ri
liable Hkkim cau be wold. Makkct Gai'.uxnrk
uld will lltitl it to their Interest to placo their ordei
<ly, with uk, and set Just what they want. Skjcdk I
stc, r> and 10c pnekots, sent by mall, voltage pali
lea. on receipt ot price. 1100 U ?fc 1JH0.,
1113 Market HI., (Went bide).
fr&MWMW Wheeling, W. va
joe cream fkeezer8.
The Ll(?htnlufc Freezer has never h/id a
equal. Makes smoother, Hunter and more li
?.er Cream, nnd at the same time quicker, ths
others, bold by Jones & lJro., lfenry Kalultze
geo. w. johnsonis son's,.
joS Wholesale Agent*.
mR0?KW0?D
'idU New Stock just received.
Jf\ EWJNG BROS.
Ko"' ?4 ' 1215 Market (treet.
L. jQISSOLUl'IOX or l'AU'L'.NERSUIi
The partnership between the undcrsigne
Robert W. Kyle and {hrcdericlc E. Z'cjjlcr,
(lcr the Arm name of Kyle ?t Zlegler, hast
day bean dissolved by mutual consent. T1
said R. W. Kyle having purchased the Intere
of said F. E. Ziegler in the assets ol said fire
will continue the plumbing business at the o'
Htand, No. 113? Market street; he will pay a
debts of the firm and collect all claims and d
mauds due said firm.
v.. W. KYT.S,
FKK1). E. ZihGLKR.
Wheeling, w. yt\. Jnno ?i. iWQ. WA
gTOLEN.
" A. LIUMT SOKREL MAKE,
^ three to four years old, no maris except star
"U fice, about 15 hands high, and weight abo
1.1C0 pounds.
I have every reason to believe the above d
ncribei marc is stolen. The owner can get lu
nformation by addressing1,
H. C. ANDERSON,
{ Chief of Tolice,
a 3c25 Circlevllle, 0.
| JS^OTICE.
fl There will be a mooting of the Republics
I of the city of Wheeliug and OUo county, on
ct Thursday Eve., June 26
AT GKUMAX1A 1IAIL.
corner Fourteenth and Market street1?. T1
J* purpose of the meeting will bo to orxanlzs
?' Central Republican Club. All KepubllcAus ai
Invited to be present.
? GEO. J. CADDLE,
, Member Executive Committer,
>, JeM of State UeaKue Clubs.
*> PURE WATER
? at
p THE EXCELSIOR SPRIHG WATER
0 a.
,n?.
Comes in block tin lined barrels fresh froi
.j Saritoja, N. Y. It Is decidedly the finest vrat<
.it. Bold. On draught at
ire,
F R. H. LIST'S,
n- Jc2.'> 1010 Main Street,
WEDDING GIFTS.
50t,
u i. g. dillon & co
.m.
>er,
crJ Wo havo Just received, and now have on dij
. play, Ue finest line of genuine Irish Bcllcek eve
on, shown in this city. Nothing could bo mot
cry suitable for wedding present* than this faraon
porcelain. AJfo, choice pieces ol Solid fillve
ree and rich Cut Glass.
0Ilt Your inspection Is Invited.
,u. I. G. DILLON & CO.
\ LOGAN DRUG CO,
}? PROPRIETORS OF
? LOGAN'S
I Excelsior Baking P o wdeb
Lookout for imitations Bee that LOGAN
DRUG CO.'S addrcks Is on each label.
5 Logan's Pleasant Worm Syrnp.
Logan's Homestead Liver iMlls.
Logan's Essence Jamaica Ginger.
liOgau's Arnica.
French Condition Powder.
(Jrundy's Cholera A; DinrliaiaMlxturc,
, Dr. chapman's Cough Balsam,
Cinderella Corn Cnre.
A j re's Worm Cauily.
Lily Cream.
llell's Excelsior Sarsaparilla.'
Wholesalo Depot and Agent* for?
. Bedford Mineral Water.
'? Dr. Mills' Medicines.
Dr. McClnre's Lire Pills.
? Bock Candy Syrup.
Mallo,Moxle,
Physicians' Suppllrs?Surgical Inst m?
meats, Trusses, Supporters, Crutchcs,
shoulder Braces, &e., &c.
LOGAN DRUG CO.,
)012 BRIlinit CORNER DRPGGiaTS.
.?Furniture, Etc.
I & CO..
- ? ? ? ? -?
5 and Undertakers.
VN FOR A FACT:
orcry rcapcct.
service and fair treatment, our cuatomen ? ro amply
INSPECTION*0 cln,Im 10 8lv0 R C00(1, bonc#t dc&1
>rm8 a special feature.
MtMERKl) DAY OH NWI1T.
1067 Main Street,
GEO R. TAYLOR.
Great Bargains This Week!
SEMI-ANNUAL
Mark Down Sale!
COMMENCING THIS MORNING.
; PATTERN DRESSES.
INDIA SILKS,
SERGE SUITINGS &c.,
All marked clown to prices that will make them move rapidly
and cive room for thp
- New Lawns, Wash Shallies,
Grenadines, Nun's Veilings,
Hemstitched Batiste,
Dressing Sacques, &c., &c.,
?Just Received.?
e ______________
A QdiTPT AT "DA -no A TAT
tips LJ Variously
ilAPPY{J
What makes'em happy? It takes a good deil to mako most people happy, and It takes agexx
deil to mako these folks happy; hut wo do It dally. j.
TIRTSr TJS I I
; G. Mendel & Co.
DEALERS IN
Fnrnitare, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Linolenms, Mattings, &c.
1124 main street.
;r pit OrR Store wili.Ci.osk at 6 r m. After May 3'. sttuunxy'H Exckht.p.
OIL IELL SUPPLY CO., LIMITED
91 and 92 Water St., Pittsburgh, Pa,
MANUFACTURE AND SELL
EVERY ARTICLE, TOOL OR APPLIANCE NEEDED AT
ARTESIAN WELLS,
5- *
c Either for Gas, Oil, Water or Mineral Tests. Jp9
BOILERS, CASING, B
ENGINES, FITTINGS, I?
DERRICKS, PUMPS, /jH
TUBING, CORDAGE. |jj|p|
rruss and iron r,nnns sun ruppt.irs IkB
v Jki wv/vuu itiiv MuiJLiJiuu t7rtt?jn
| For Stoam, Gas, Petroleum or Water.
PEIOE LISTS
ON APPLICATION.
TABflMn M ft WTTflfifTTTBTWft fiA
unimuiu limiiuiiuiiuiuiiu W.j
(LIMITED.,)
ERIE, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OP
Brass Goods, Malleable and Grey Iron Pipe Fittings
FOR STEAM, CAS, WATER AND OILl
OIL WELL SDPPLIE5 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Tubing, Casing and Ropes,
LINE, DRIVE & STEAM PIPE.
BRANCH OFPICE:
953 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Otlior Ilrancti Stores at all tlio principal points In Pcnnsjlranla, Now York
and Ohio Oil Fields. ,pl
l i. Ui
IN
i Fine White India Lain.
i.
I will offer also in connection with this sale a lot of
50 pieces of very fine India Lawn at 25 cents a yard,
worth 50c.
Geo. R.Taylor.
! SPECIALTIES :
For the sale of Centeinare Kid Gloves, Sole Agent.
For the sale of Patent Eighmie Shirts, Sole Agent.
A GOOD STOCK OF EACH ON HAND.
^ GEO. IR,. TAYLOR.
1.
"
_ A trial deal with us, the average mortal Is la such spirits that ho has to Btnllo.
^freeze this facee
and you have the prevailing expression ol tho man who has just spaut money on our goods.
J. S. Rhodoa & Co.
a bargain
IN
THxnxr
BLACK GOODS.'
36-INCH
ALL WOOL
FrenchAlbatros
AT
\V/z CENTS,
WORTH 60 CENTS.
In Black Only I
J. S. RHODES
& CO.
Pluinblns, Gas & Stoam Fitting.
BUST
CALL AND BEE THEM AT
TRIMBLE & LUTZ,
1416 fx 14^8 Market Rt.. Wheeling, W. Va.
HflRGREflVES & MEYN,
SANITARY
: PLUMBERS
0
Gas and Steam Fitters,
No. 55 Twelfth St
Telroltonc MB.
" apll a
CIEO. HIBBERD & SON,
vX Successor* to Tnompscn & Hibberd,
Practical FInmliers, Gas & Steam Fitters
BKAS3 FOUNDEKS.
Specialties?n'ftturnl Gas Buppllw, 8team
Heating aud Veatllatlon.
1814 MARKET ST., Wheeling W. VA.
All work promptly done at most reasonable
prlcc.
^7M. HAKE & SON,
PRACTICAL
Plambers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
~ No. 23 TWELFTH STEEET.
- All vork clono promi^l? nt reamnnblo prlren.
Groceries, Etc.
^MrREILLYr"
WHOLESALE
1 Grocer. Pork Packer,
ANDCUKEH OP TUB
Celebrated "Strawberry" Uauuu
FLOUR ?Christian Bros.' "Crown" Brand,
Minneapolis Patent, Taylor's Patent auil "Best"
Family, WllllaraB' choice Ohio Family, and
ninny other choice brands of family Hour in
stock aud contluually receiving,
RO ASTED!COFFEES-*"Alaroma,"
"Arbuckle'fi," ' Lion," and my own rouBt of
"Old Woman," "Horse Head." and loose roast.
ttti'Hole Agent for the Celebrated DnPont
Powder MillH. A full supply of Rifle, Blasting
and Bporting Powder of every kind constantly
lu magazine. Orders solicited from dealers
only. Also Patent Hemp, Cotton and WaterProof
Safety Fuse. my2
|_?.n. ic^i. ijttiuun juiujji JUA. *
TRACTOR.
For cleaullne.'u, convenience and cheapness is
unequalcd. Price 10c, at
H.F. BEHRENS',
2217 Mnrkot, or nt his Branch Store.coruer Thirtyeighth
and Jacob Strcots. je2
Baking Powder
?IS? !
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
r mkmvi,H)i;ed the srnouEsT aid dist bade. .
Educational.
It.DeCIMTAL,'
NEAR "WHEELING, W. VA.
(Sisters ol the Visitation.)
A school of more than notional reputation,
offers exceptional BdvantaRca for thorough education
of younR ladlcB In all departments. LI- s
brary of six thousand volumes. FIno nhllo* J
sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus. i
Musical denartmentsneclallv noted. Cornso! J
piano teachers trained by a learned professor v
from Conservatory of Stuttgart. Vocal culture s
Mcordlug to the method of the old Italian ma?
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health. "
Ten acres ol pleasure grounds. Board excolJcnt.
For catalogues, and references to patronB Id
all the principal cities, address
THK DIRKCTKKM. 1
WESLE?AN?m s
STAUNTON, VIltlil.NlA. 1
Op?nn ltlli. 1MM. Gnu of thnmoftttboroach
Mid attract Ito School* for ynunff IhiIIch tn tuo ri
Union. <'uiiMerv?tiiry riiurHu lit JMimic. uniar* eJ
I>?wd?dTftiitiu{?3 in Art,Klocationiui(l CxllaUinnica.
l'ull commercial courwi. Situation Kr&nd Cliinito ..
Hnnurjiiwd. i*upilit from ninnt?*?n tiUte*. Terra? "
low. .sprcinl inducement "to j*,T*onsitta<li*tAnco.
Pur the low terra* and Kroat adranUgua of thl* Crlcl?rntci|
Virginia School, write for a cnUlogno to
W. A. lLAltuLS, Prviiduiit, Blauntou, Virginia.
QTUDEST3 n
For tlio Next Term at
Hallornn'g Commercial School u
Will bo received on or'about JULY 1st, For
oilier information call at School JJoom, \
No. 1300 Market St-oot,
Or Comult Our Students. Jel2
Wmitod.
WANTED-A SuEXl) AND CAKK
TT bA^r-r ?l onro. Mnjt lio ?ot.vr. Mnulo
man preferred. HtANK WAUL', Moundurllie
W. Va. Jc'it
GENERAL AGENT8 MAKE FUO.M
8?,000 to 15,000per y?'?r: (nt>vi?Mvr* liom
f4 to 810 pur day Mliius the Taylor A.ljtiMiiliin
Shoo. Kverr Inly 1? * j>o?lblo cuntoiacr: jut.
miment buMncM; exclusive territory MttamM,
Aildrw* Mllh JtlHiiijt, Consolidated AdJtin<b)o
flhoo Co, Fabun. Mum. Join m my
W*NTPn-AKCiUH to ni'll il.o I'lnlcM Clothe*
unlWuU Lloo; the only lino ever invented
that bold* tho dolhm without pin*: a |>oif?ct
iucccsi; patent row ntly l^Mtrdj *old i nly i,y
li/cfit.*. to whom tboMdiulw rJfllit j?cJye?;i>jj
receipt of W rent# we will *ond a nuniilo lino by
nmll: aluo circular*: prleo Hit mid turn* io
rnient*: necuro vour territory at once. AtblrcM
Tho I'liilcM Clottii>N Lino,.Co., 17 Ucriron
Blrcet. VVoiccHtfr. Mws?. u.t,
Stockholdoro' Mootlngs.
gTOUKUOLDIilt'S iMlCKl'INo!
Tho Rnnuiil meeting of tho Stockholder* ol
tho Kl*oti Ulai* Company for the election t)| |jvo
directors, and lor tlio transaction of hmcI* other
btiilnc** Hi uinyooiiiobeforo tlio iiicttltiK, will
bo held at tlio McLuru lIot'*e, WhiclltiK, W. Va.,
Tucuduy, July 8, at 10 o'clock a. m,
. CtiAKL1W J. (IIbL, Eccrctary.
Martin' > Ferry I). Junn rt, 1W) )t<j
Gonoral Notices.
_______ ?
Tho Bridgeport, Ohio, Cool Dealer*' AfmoIr*
Hon, having entered Into nn Hgrctracnt, will
not, alter JuneS, lii.x), deliver to any customer
a nocond load of coal until alter the Hint load is
paid for.
MJLTONJifcCOiJA CG 11Y, Prwldcid.
jgASE BALL?CONAUD ?fc CO.
Wo will open our BASK BAM KXCIIANfilf at
l-oula Carl's, No, 1323 Market Mrcct, < n Friday
Afternoon, Aurll 4. Front ml rear cutrance,
All game* will be received by Inning*.
CONAUD&CO,
8am Hyave. Pool Peller. apt
JSjJ OXICK.
The ritUburph and Wbeollnjj Coal Company
at Bridgeport and May uard. phlo, have started
up lull time, llavo about completed a ropo
haulngo at Whcellt'jr Creek tbat will Irlngtho
cual out rupldly, giving the men good work.
BO'^l
J^OTICK.
1 liave no partner* In I be business ol painting
Blngs and ornamental painting ami paper hang*
lng. All contracts thpuld be made with me.
Telephone No. m. 1>. 0. K U UN Kit,
mr:tl No. 1727 Market aunt.
J^OTICIS.
All pawns Indebted to fieo. W. Hem m agent
lor i.ouiK uau uy reason oj 1110 nusincia chrricu
ou by him Rtl?l5 Ji?cob street.\v 111 ii?ll mid
settle their accounts Srith Herman lie**# A Co
who arc authorized to receive end iccdpt for the
same.
LOUIS BALL.
00-rARTNERSIiII* NOTICE.
llKHMAK IlESS. LOUIS BAU..
Herman Uck* und Louis Ball hnvc this day
'formed a co partnership for tho purposo of carrying
ou the business of Dialers In Meals, Produce
and General Merchandise 1 he jiatruusge
of tho public la rapcclfuUy toiicin*l.
mvl HKhMAN 1IK?S & CO.
For Rant.
T?OIl KENT?THE STOKE ltUOM
I. occupied by tho late a. 0. Kgertcr, J<o. j:na
Main street. Possession July l, lt&O. ttuqulio
of W. 11. KGKKTKk. myg>
^01: KENT,
For the season, an eight rormed hotwe, op*
poslto Mountain Lata Park. Free from all restriction*.
l urge, airy rooms/nicely furnished.
Beautiful ground*. "The place" to spend tho
summer. Tor terms. Ae., apply to
GEO. J. MAT HIS ON,
Real hstaie and insurance an?nt.
Money to I.o.tn. mvio
For Snlo.
ij'Uiv OAJJC.?rnvoi-ULiiioo
V MOX bricks. WINDSOR K-OFIN'G-TILK
<fc CRE3T1NO C Short Crock, w', Vn. JOD
FOIi sale?one match team,
Truck wagon, stood es new. also one buck
wagon. Ingulie of W. H KUE*TMt. in.via
House for sale at a hake
bareain. Sorrel wfdie nud driving mare,
14 hands ulgh. 8 jearj old. IJjln been used by u
lady. Good ulood. Cull at ouco at Fcter Kro's
Mvery stahlR.' jo!7
piANO FOlt SALE?CHKAl'.
Kranich & Bach Piano,
used but a short time, In perfect order, for sala
atatirent bargain'.
For particulars address or call upon
rnyil f, w. DAOMKlt & co.
^jaurin'rf ferry property
FOR SALE CHEAT.
Three-roomed house? on cnnhtJl Jot northwest
side of Hickory street. between Fourth and
Fifth streets. If not sold on or before the 1st of
July, will be for rent. Inquire of
EUiiEK, WARRICK it CO..
1182 Main strict.
Telephone 210. je2tt
gtocks for sale.
10 shares ir.tna Tron and .*1001 Cnmn*nv.
If shares Wheeling Title and Trust Company.
8 shares Benwood Iron Works.
30uliartg Jefferson iron Works.
88 shares Hobbs Glass Company.
6 shares Warwick China Compauy.
5 shares Wheeling Ice and S ornge Company.
it. a. IRWIN, Broker,
Jcia No. vt Twelfth blrect.
oAl^Ci Uit JS-VUilAiNUJi,
My place Rt Elra Grove.
Four larue aud heveral small dwellings In tho
city.
Low prices aud long time. Enquire of
II. FUIIBES,
Jel7 lU2Ctiiii?ilncHtm;t.
j^Oll SALE.
Full lot, CO feet 9 Inchon by 122 feet, comer Market
and Twenty-fourth streets.
House and lot ou Coul street.
W. V, HOGE & BROl(
Ileal Estato A pent*,
apll V.MI Market Stroi't.
REDMAN & CO.
FOR SALE.
?no Boiler, 20 feet long, M inchis la diamct-ji
and two 13 inch flues.
One Small KurIuo fi%xl2.
All in good repair and will b? mM chcap.
o<-& REDMAN .-.(,'0.
J^OUSALE.
25 lots near centre of city, between Twentysecond
ami Twenty thud street*. l'rlcc gioo to
$-100 each. Mostol the above lots areWby lui feet.
'I roomed house, with iargu lot, near Caldwell's
Kui?, Stoo.
3 roomed Iioumj on FotT street, abovo Eleventh,
with two lots to Mime, 81.0C0
4 roomed house on Seventeenth street. JWO.
1 roomed homoon Wood 8t,Sixth ward,St,COO.
'J roomed house, Market St., Fifth ward, til,?00.
7 roomed houso, l ilth ward, ?.,GoO.
Lots on Islaud ga.0 to S3M twh.
o iuuiucu IIUUCV, rirM Mliru, IIUIlUXllUi C'.IM,
V&oori's, four miles from city, thro'.- hou?cs ou
same, with EniHlktotiu qiiitrry npet.oil. cmncnt
stone, HnuMoue, ijuod quality,ami coal. Terum
easy. 53,500.
Farm of 52 acres, In splendid condition, nood
live roomed houbo on name, uin6 miles irom
:lty. . S, NtSbl i T. Jr.,
Jol7 ?7.:r> .M.irk-ct hircct.
Stocks, bonds and kkal *;b- ?
TATE FOR SALK.
BTOCJvS AND EOKD8.
20 shares Bolmont Nail Co.
n utttm wlii'UiltiKh'v and fitorr^o Company,
15 shares Hobbs' GIhmi Company.
10 share* WheolliiK iron and Null Company,
10 shares Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co,
1,000 City Bond, AVv JKSl, 10 SO.
20 shares LaUelle Iron Works.
J1BAL KSTATK.
Tho south one-half of lot 65 on North Main
trcet, opwslte C. Ucss. The Lelghton rcsldenco
m Chapilne Ktrcct. LotH 1, 2 and 3 North Front
trcet, (JilchrlHt'H addition. (Jhiipline street
lUlldltiff lot. Homes Noh. 319,321 and 323 North
Jain street. Two (2) ouo Hero lots at Lcathtrrood.
11 oil ho aud lot. 4323 Jacob Ktrcct.
THOMAS O'BRIKN,
ccretary W. T. AT. Co., Ileal Estate and Stock
Broker. Olllce. Uoom 1. Kellly Building, Market
street. Telephone W). join
FOR_SALE.
24) Twonty-four Lot3 In Caldv/oll'8
Addition to tho City of Wheollna:,
Bald Low are hounded on tho north by Tvron*
jr-nlnth street, on the cast by Fillmore sirpet, oa
ao south by the Unndlnn Ifomesuaul, and on
le west by tho B. & 0. KaJlrond.
Their proximity to thoabovo named railroad
i-uvm cAiwueuv sue* lor manuiiMnuriuj
itabllnhmonta.
II not Bold in thirty days vrlll bo eo1<1 Rt pnb?
c auciioa.
For tenna and further Information apply to
w. v. uooe a una,
1300 Market Street,
Or Wiuiak M. Hakhlan,
?n1S R. W. Cor. Ompllno * PNtivnth Ht?
gELL'S RELIABLE Sl'ECALTIES.
IUmai.iKPnoop.Ssi.p Locking Coaj, Chutes.
iodei.'b anti-HMOKINO, Fiiik FI'.OOK CllIMNKYB
and chimney caw.
uunotom 8tekl i'l.ats ranok3 and stoves.
JOSEPH BELL STOVE CO.,
JeW Wheeling, W. Vr,