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wanted.
waited?six girls for pot>>
TKRY decoration. Regular employment
to good hands. Apply at 2DU Jacob atrtet,
Whu'Hng. ?P<
Wanted?ten honest, sober
ninl IndtxtrloiH Men. who ceo furulab
recommendation*. to noil the l)a?H How*
2,.. Mm (Jill ou or addreai, J. P. COLB,
w.. iI '.NN.Vrt. mr2>*
T\7A nted-a special agent
V V wr.a cd for each Ktatc In tho Called
State* ? ? manage, aollclt.apoolnt sub*agentiand
!?ko excluslre control of territory aaalgned. Ad
,5f,..; m k Hoi CM. \Avt. tnrtt
Wanted?all persons desirI.V'i
stenographers, Book keepers and
, , rki tu kn?w that thoroughly l^iurtlfled ladle*
h: ,i gentlemen nm he fnrulahed at any time by
tUeWIIKKUKO HU?Jlf?*KV? COLI<K<<V, freeo/
cba?e. All comtnuulcallona strictly oonfideu*
tu! aolO
Wanted?earn est students,
ladle* au4 gentlemen, to know that I
WK-r VIK'.fNU aflOBTUAND AND TYrK*
wr.iTlN'O SCHOOL, in tbo Kellly Building,
(c,n.tr Fourteenth and Market atroeta, la now
oin ii t" receive atudcnt*. instruction thorough
ind practical. .Satiifactlon guaranteed. Terma:
Hi Doilam(??) H*r month or Thirty (8W) for six
jaontlii- ''nil at thesehool or Remington Typewriter
H'-kJijiinri* xt, 1308 Market atreet. for
junior Information. apl
j oh krnt.
^fltknt^oue room. cor
JP Third and Main atrceta. Apply to K.
Kor?Y. IHCMa'n Atreet. det
1=1 L--V-S. " ?'l
ltK.al estate.
For Sale.
Agmil frurae houtw, containing ilx full aJwd
room-. haiii, pantry, attic, ivllara, Ac. Lot K8x
If2. i.-xrtiiiin iveit fclde ol Market atreet, No
fl i vt'A'iSVfri, which is much lo?? than tho
property would con to buy and build uotr.
A net dwellingbouaem No. 31 Houth Broad*
way, b nvifii Zane and Virginia stree.*, weat
Aide. A iiood lociufon The houie contain* aiz
good fizi'd room*. a bath room, laryo hail, all &r
ramctd i? mediru form, the houae beit:g a teat
and jirctty difl?n. Lot tfXxim. Thia property
villi be olferet for u few daya at 13,000. It
would (vM t.i reproduce *uch a property
! in an Ipc^tloil t'?-day.
a four roomed fr?uie dwelling houae at 1810
Wood Atreet nt the low price of 91,U5. Will pay
a* an invcatment.
a p " f *lx roo:nctl brmso, with bath room, hot
vA, >.,?i w?u r. Kverytbing in good condition,
atlu'i \fc".olloch Mr.ei, fj.ito)
<!uiMii'K low iu all pirtsof the city and Pleas* 1
ant vallej.
TO LiT..
pr.Mciuion at once, fcix roomed brick house
wi South Klui airett. Jtft per month.
rowuion Ji t* 1, Kiijht roomed houae on i
Kortb Front street. Large yard.
g. o. SM4TH,
*-, . Re*! Fiitate > Kfnt, 1229 Market atreet. j
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. (
The bu?lncs? building, So. 1322 Main street,
now (.aupled by J. \V. ilunier & Co.'s spice
"the I'ryor plare oh National road, near Kim
drove, consisting of about twenty acres, with
brick dwelling. #
l/?t jbxISQ f?*!t on tho cast side of North Front
Uriel, Is'anu. I1.CCO.
No. iu Virginia street, Island, 8 room! and hath
"noI'ikI Roll street,opposite tho Cathedral.
No. KM Fif tenth Mr* ft. 6 rooms.
So. 12CH Fourteenth street, Uvo rooms aud
attic and laundry. .
Lot -mx 20 forth side o( Fourteenth street. I
l.i>t ;aixl20 feet North Huron Htraet, Island. J
NoK.rJll7aud.-iHU Malnst ,lot4txl20feet,f3,000. .
Thirty live acres of land at Rush Bnu, O., on >
which Is a quarry ol g .od sanflatone. \
wj acres of Uud on tho Kanawha river, ulne n
miles above Charleston, W. Va.
Eighty aeiesoleoallu Ohio county, W. Va. \
600acres of coal land threo miles north of I
Martin's ferry, O., on tho C. .ti P. K. R. [
i/it? uud dwellings on the Island.
liulldlng lota on tho Mitioiial road.
RlNEHART&TATUM, j
m.'.i 1314 Mar'tot street.
IFotc Rent.;
MONTH f
No. w Eighteenth street, store room 110 00 r
No. -.niy Alain street, more room. d
No. MHl Main street, store room. ,
No. 2102 Main street, store room.
FOR SALE.
No. 1617 South street. *
Three una one-half acres of land In Liberty 1
towmhlp. c
Mi. iiir.u WetzHstreft,ground60by30*fcet.81.600
Tbree.room*d house, Wt. Wood section,
ground Co by ICOfeet....^. .. .. .... 90b c
No. iui and ;:t U Woods streets.. ? 2,7u0 |
Twenty ono shares Rivonldo Glass Works
stock at n bargain. . ,
No. 1116 Koil street, seven roomed frame I
li9U?e. good dry cellar. Kround 20x100 feet.!!,GOO ,
No. Alley 11, coiner Alloy Rand Alley ft. ,
Price, 8650. 1
N'ok. 'JJ1U and 2021 Main street.
us Am* of Land l mile cant of Rim Grove, i
Fronts artotit KU) feet on National road, with
four-roomed frame Loum and 'J00 Fruit Trees. ,
Price. fl^CO. 1
No. V407 Chapline street ......... I
Lol'U by 130 left, Elm <lrov? 275 <
No. :?{< Main street, Business house and j
dwelling, sixteen rooms ...'..7..... * <
Nos. M ami 6G Alley 19 ~ 1,500 1
Ni'S. 2VM and Chapline street 3,200
So. lc'i McColloch streot 2.R00
No. ar.'s McColloch street 1,600
No. V/.'l and 19ft Main street .. No.
vuo and 12 Main street
No. 2UM Hint .'wy. Main street
No. 26W Market street .. 2,600
ho. lo.'.'i MoOolloch street a,900
No. % Utilo street....... 2.300
No. lh'j South 1'enn street 2,000
No. CO North Front street-ground CO by
about 400 feet 3,500
No. 1(U{ Chapline street 2.300
No t Koffstreet ...~ .... 2.500
No.:?ii Chapline street 1400
No. Malu street 1,200
James A. Henry,
Krai Kstute Agent, 0.8. Claim Attorney,
J1 io??; marKBt ?-?n uu>i
For Sale.
tlx reumed houne. in splendid condition,
around 1? 0 ?eet front oil McColIoch at.,
between Thirty-Hrst aud Tblrty-seojud
Rtrrt'lf ? 93, goo
Blx roomed houio, m splendid coudltlna.
on Market Krrct. between Twenty third
and Twetity-foortb street! ? 3,COO
Seven-roomed house, *?o. 4514 KofTatreet*. 3,IOC
Double brit'R house. In splendid condition,
Jacob and Mnotconth sirecta, 6 rooms
In each part.,.. ... 4,650
Ton roomed house. J12 Main street 3.500
fclx-romned brick hoiuo. luKOCdeoudition,
vii.d Ju'ob Mrcet..,.** 3.gc0
Four roomed Iioum* on Wooda street, between
Twonty third and Twenty-fourth ^ ^
Nlv.v r omwi.brlVit how*, WM Market *t...? H,60U
Four roomed Iioiim on Twenty-third street
between Holland Jarobstreeta 1.900
Three-roomed bouse, *2410 Wood atrcct 1,050
Four roomed I.rick house, No. 2)13 A'ln/D. 1,'JU)
Two brick houiea, 3 rooms In oach house 01,000
each.
twenty-lour lota near Bcnwood Junction. In
flr?t iidditlou to SJurylynu, opposite the irap'ovementa
of ti;o M. Ji O. Company, on tho new
turnpike and county wad. frlco Irom |WU to
lioo. line third null and balaneo In ono vcar.
I wo brick hojses, 1W and 1'JO eighteenth
finut, $i,iCQ each.
four ronmcd brl( k house, 9518 Alloy T>..~l 1.200
1'iniMf frame bouse 87311 ami 8741 KofTst~. 2,000
Mx-rootned house, In splendid condition,
Wood ntrcet 2.4C0
Four-roomed hou?uou Tit euiy-ulnth street,
near Wood* street 1,150
Good business house on Chapdne street, Ooutre
w hiding.
Hotel lei'c and fixtures In city doing a payIn*
bu?lue?s.
Iau on WiUon street. Fifth ward 11,200
l ot* in A. if. pattenon addition to Jtlmbrore
from f .00 to fa?,0 each.
Klevcu lotHou VSooda and Wilson streets, In
f Hat. w hyt?? ami <*nlla?her adoltiou, each lot
uinoo feet. 8loo to ijou each.
l wo half lou ou Mays ton it, Sixth ward, |f>50
each.
l wo half lots on KofT street, between TwentyCltfhlli
aful Tu?>itv.?lnlli klrnnfm St.000 wtl.
UU< half lot on McCoilochtL, FVto ward...! ?M
. Mm?iif?*-turliiK *ltc uearC.6 1'. railroad depot,
Mwiln'i Kerry.
Kiishiy icveu teres, two mllei out of Iho city,
flfcooo.
T*euty lire acres, four mile* ca?t of the cltjr,
containing i-trdft'-otio'quarry, pood quality of
vineut lUiito. o?wl, with bank opened lor ntc.
tut fiMiiiK thHt ilow* a lanto volume of water of
une qu?llty,
"ore* near Fherrard, well Improved, 175
JH'f ?*??. ,
K'uhty " ncarrallroail In Marshall oiunty,
will cxcbftDRO lor city proj*rt?.
>'ty n?' ucit ii rn.nr 01-tiQ Kwtou, tl.200.
?111 eichanno for city property
Wehrit- HtKu In theOM Fair Ground ?d lltloti
and lit the HydtUKcr odditiou, Eighth
\Ve have Ulen<!alc itoek for kale.
NESBITT & DEVINE.,
1739 ^nrWrt Etr??t ?wr?
rm.NM, GLASS Jft QUKKXSWAIUS.
WA1 .ii 1*APEK
AM) HOOM MOl'LDUtiS.
11 w IU v?r jou to cull Mid im my line txfor:
fcuyli', chrwhera.
-r.i JOHN FfilEDEL.
I'HOTOQRAPHY.
\ RI8TO ~
PHOTOGRAPHS
Of* KFWULTY,?
.pa HlUtilN'S OALLEBV.
M EPICAL.
g
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method ami results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system
effectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Svrup of Figs is the
pnly remedy of its kind over produced,
pleasing to tho taste and acceptable
to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreoaHo substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to nil and havo made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fig3 is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by ail leading druggists.
Any reliablo druggist who
may not have it on hana will procure
it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
rnmaviaw, uai*
trwisvntr r*: vn?r ?
Zri
Joth the effect nnd result when 011*9
llossom is used. It acts gently, yet
jromptly. It is the ereatest boou to
vomankintl Every lauy cau treat licrelf
and not have to undergo the torture
it instruments from physicians. Ollvo
llossom positively cures all forms of
emale weakness, such as Painful Meniruation,
Ulceration, Larceration, Hardiness,
Leucorrhcca, Pruritus, Cancer,
)variau anil Fibroid Tumors in their early
tages aud the long list of innumcrible
and unmentionable sufferings that
ifflict the jmtient The Ollvo Blossom
rcatmcnt is simple and harmless. The
irst application often gives permanent
elief. Try it, and you will exclaim,
is. hundred? of others have: "Oh, I
eel like a different woman!" One
nouth's treatment sent postpaid to any
>art of the world on receipt of $1.00;
iix months, I5.C0. Ollvo Blossom
s forsale by all leading druggists. Any
lruggist who may not have it can order
t from the wholesale dealer. Do tiot
iccept any substitute. Beware of fraudu*
cut imitations.
The Celebrated France Paslile Ollvo
[llossom, is prepared only by The
France Medical Institute Co., Columbus,
n r r,ru\ nn
. iHii'r/'unncu taou.
Branch Houses : New York, Chicago.
San Francisco, and London, England,
8old by Lopan Drag Co., 0. r. Goette, w. W.
rwin, W. E. William*. C. Schnepl. C. Monk?noller,W.
C. ArmbrJj'ht. W. H. Wllllama and
tf. W.Holnrlcl; J. W. Darrah, and Kalaton &
:o., MarUa'a ferry: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport;
). M. WyrJek. Bellelre; St. CUIr Bio*.. H*nirood.
fc24-^AW
WHYydo?u cough?
Do you know tliat a littlo cough Is a
dangerous thing? Aro you aware
that it often fastens on tho lungs and
fur too often runs into Consumption
and ends in Denth ? People suffering
from Asthma, Bronchitis, PneumonL
and Consumption will all tell you that
lect it? Can you trifle with so Berioua
a matter? Are you aware that
DR. ACKER'S
english remedy
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption is
l>eyond question the greatest of all
Modern Remedies? It will ston a
Cough in one night. It will check a
Cold in a day. It will prevent Croup,
relieve Asthma and cure Consumption
if taken in tune, You can't afford
to Ikj without it." A 25c. Ixittlo may
save you $100 in Doctor's hills?may
save your lifo I Ask your druggist for
it, or writo.for book to
W. H. HOOKER & CO.
| 46 Wost Broadway, Now York.
Thl? la the oulr remedy that m 111 cure Nallor'i
Coaiumptlon. For rale by C. R Goeutc, Logan
Drug Company and John Coleman ot*vdaw
RADAM'S
TSr Microbe
KILLER.
TUiMAiiAn ftf fhA ItfR
1U0 IHCttlWl DISbUIOI/ VI iuw "Qvr
OLD IN THEORY BUT THE REMEDY
RECENTLY DISCOVERED.
CURES WITHOUT FAIL
CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, ARTHMA. HA1
FBVKIt, HRONCH1TI8, KHKUMATH3M,
DYriPEFHIA, CANCER HCROJTI7LA,
DIABKTK8.
BRIQHT'S OI8*A?R, MALARIAL FKVJCR
DIPHTHSRIA ANDCH1LL8.
In abort, all /orma ol Organic and Function*
dlnoax?*. The Cure* eflfccted by thli Medlcim
are iu many cmos
MIRACLESI
8oM only iu Juki containing One Gallon.
Price Three Dollars-* rain innn
meut when Health and Life can be obtained.
, -"HtfTonr or tm* M:crob? Kiii.ii Fan."For
rale by all Retail DruggUta. Trade rop
piled by
LOGAN DRUG CO.* 8ole Agent*.
1
BEEGSiAM'SPILLSl
aer maoicj y
ON A WEAK STOHACH.B
25 Cents a Box. i
OF ALL PRUQCI8T8.
flje Jntdliaencet
Ottcei floa.?5nnd?7 Fourteenth HtreeU
QUE BIKTHDAY.
The Little Gift's Chatter to Her Old and
Dilapidated Dolly.
LUUe Men and Women.
I've a aecretto toll you, Dolly;
Let mo whtaper It Id your ear;
To-morrow will be our birthday?
Your birthday and mine. my dear!
Ah noon aa the tun peeui over
Tho hill where theblackbcrrlei grow,
I'll be eight warn old. my Dollr,
Aud you'll be one, you know.
Don't you retnoabor, Dolly?
I'm perfectly aure you'doWheu
I woke la?t birthday morning
Tho tint tiling 1 saw wua you?
You rat on tho edge of a woikbox,
Waiting, you lovely child,
And when you taw 1 was looking
You atretched out your arms aud imlled.
And you're juat ai lovely aa over,
Though your curia are very tnln,
And your poor leg* wabble *adly,
Aud your left eye'* fallen lu;.
And, Iftn-morrow mwrulng
Auotherdoll cornea here,
We'll be klud to her. butane ahall not >
Supplant you, Dolly dear.
ODK AUTUUbsT
What Went Vlt-giulana Have Done, la the
Field of Literature.
Harmon Baric in Richmond Ditpalch.
West Virginia's literary story iinot a
long one. Perhaps it will not be considered
a brilliant one, bat there is hope of 1
many bright chapters yet to be written. !
To breathe a "literary atmosphere" in j
that State one must create it and take it J
abont with him; bat this does not mean
that its citizens do not have literary t
taste, education aud culturo. Their ac- 1
tivities are directed rather toward the t
building of railroads, coke-ovens, line I
houses, lumber mills and bung fsctories I
than toward the making of books. But
in view of the fact that, in the estimation
of roen the world over, even a bung 1
outweighs a book, this is not to be won*
dered at. However, West Virginia has s
produced some highly creditable literary l
workers, and I want to mention some of
them.
NAMES PBOM TUK BOLL.
First of all was Colonel Alexander
Withers, a highly educated Virginia
gentleman, whose mother was, I believe,
a first couain of Sir Walter Scott.
He graduated at the famous old college
of William aud Mary and afterward
mudied law. Later he moved west of
the mountains and in 1831 published at
Clarksburg, "Chronicles of Border Warfare,"
a well written work containing a
vast store of information concerning the'
?ettl?ment of Western Virginia?a store
which has furnished liberal supplies for
very writer on that subject since his
day. D
dishonored name is worthily borne ^
by his granddaughter, Mies Emma With* a
e?s. of Glenville, W. Va.. a writer of
thoughtful and graceful verse. Her
poems have been widely published, but
she has not yet yielded to the tempta- 8
lion te put her name on the title-page o
of a book. q
A JOURNAL TO HKfl CREDIT. *
Patrick Gass's famous "Journal of the 0
Lewis aud Clarke Expedition to the Pa- *
cific" is not strictly a literary prodnc- ,
tion, but it was of great importance, and J
Western Virginia asks that it be put *
lown to her credit Gass lived forsome 0
limo in what iB now Brooke county, {J
West Virginia, where some of his de- 11
scendants still reside. The publication 8
of his "Journal" ante-dated Withers's
"Border Warfare" one year, I believe.
Then there was delightful old "Porte
Crayon" (General David A. Strother), n
whose "Virginia Illustrated." a series of c
illustrated articles in Harper's Monthly, v
and afterward published in book form, ?
attracted wide attention and made for {;
him a national reputation. After taking u
his collcgo degree he went to Home and J
ppent two or threo years studying art, so 0
that ho was able to combine pen and fi
pencil in nearly all of his literary work. ?
From 1879 to 1885 Strother was Consul u
General to Mexico, an3 collected while o
there material for a work on the charac- J
tor OI IUO jUOXlUBIJB, I)lib UIO UCtllll 1U ],
1888 prevented his liaishing it.
MORE RECENT WRITERS.
These tbree?Withers, Gass and /
Strother?were the most notable of the c
early writers living in Western Virginia, i
The more recent years have brought
forth quite a number of literary people
wbo have won for themselves the right j
to that name. .
Hon. Daniel Bedinger- Lucas, preai- t
dent of tho Supreme Court of Appeals of <]
the State, is a poet /a well as a judge. lie
has published "The Maid of North- i
umberland," "The Land Where We Lay .
Dreaming," "Ballads and Madrigals, .
"St. Agnes of Guienne," and other '
verses. His ballads and lyric8 especially |
are graceful and musical. He does not ,
philosophize or sermonize, but lets the
beauty of his rhymes preach its own
sermon. Fortunately his judicial duties
have not caused him to abandon his
pen, and wo occasionally still havo a
pretty ballad or a delightful madrigal j
from him.
POLITICS, LAW AND LITERATURE. |
Congressman Georgn Wesley Atkin- >
son, of the First West Virginia district, 1
combines politics, literature and the law.
Strange bed-fellows, indeed, but he has ,
succeeded in making them lie down '
gracefully together. lie is the author of \
"Tho West Virginia Pulpit," "Among
the Moonshiners," "A History of Ka
nawha," "Don't," and ''Prominent Men 1
of West Virginia." The last named is '
just out of the press, and is odited by !
Mr. Atkinson and A. F. Gibbons, of !
Charleston, together. The latter is a
aucceeeful writer of both prose end verse. 1
Mr. Hu Maxwell, of Tucker county,
has published a volume of verse which 1
he calls "Idyls of tho Golden Shore,"
most of the poems being written while
the author pas residing temporarily in
California. They are quite creditable
productions.
A IIISTORr.
Mr. Virgil A. Lewis, of Mason county,
about a year ago, published a "History
ol West Virginia." an extensive work
in two parts and covering 744 pages. It
was the result of an immense amount of
labor and research on the part of the author,
being the first attempt to cover the
entire field of West Virginia history. It
has had a largo sale and is one of the
State's most important literary productions.
Dr. John P. Bale, of Charleston, 1b
the author of an exceedingly interesting
history of "Trans-Allegheny Pioneers,"
beginning aa early as 1748. It is a book
of about 300 pages crowded with facts,
incidents, and anecdotes ol the early
days in tho Great Kanawha Valley.
WRITERS AM) TIAC1IKU.
Homo ol the members of the (acuity of
the West Virginia University have been
writing as well ss teaching. I). B.
l'aiinton, LL. D? formerly Vice President
of that mediation, published lut
year, through Putnam's Bone, a very
able and scholarly treatise on "Christian
Theism," which haa been received generally
as one of the moat satisfactory and
valuable works on that subject. Professor
I. 0. White, Ph. D , the eminent
geologist, haa contributed largely to the
I scientific literature of the country dur
leg the last ten or fifteen years, and Or.
J. W. Hartigan has issued an excellent
text-book ou physiology and hygiene.
Returning to poetry we have Urs.
Danske Dandridge, of 8hspherdatown,
whose exquisite little volume of dainty
and charming verao to which she gave
. tbe happy title of "Joy and Other
. Poems," made for hor a circle of frienda
and admirers which la aura to be enlarged
and strengthened by herseoond
. volume, "Rose Brake," which la just
out. Tbe critics have been very kind
to her, the genuineness other poetic fire I
being recognised.
Mr. William Lelghton, who moved
from Wheeling to Chicago a short time
ago. ia the author of two stirring dramas
?'The Hons of Godwin" and "At the
Court of King Edwin," and a blankverse
poem called "Change; A Whisper
of the Sphinx." At the time ol thei
publication they were much talko
boot mil praised, many people regard
ing the drams* quite u sooil u Tenn y
eon's '-Harold," which treats ol the aami
historical theme.
BOXilfCIBS.
In fiction there ie the well-known
name o( Mrs. Alexander McVeigh Miller,
who resides near Alderaon, Monroe
county, and who is paid, I believe,
a salary by Robert Bonner's Sons, Mew
York.
Also, Miss McLeod. formerly of Parkerabnrgand
now of Wheeling, whoee
"Captain McDonald's Daughters" was
accepted and published by the Harpers.
When the book appeared It created
something of a eeuaatloa at Parkorsbnrg
became of tbe fact that several
prominent residents appeared in the
bonk nnder thin disgniees.
There shonld be mentioned, also, Mrs.
Mary Bowen, writer of verse for the
Youlli't Companion and other periodicals;
the venerable ex-8enalor Waitmau T.
Willey, who wrote a life of Philip Doddridge;
Hon. John A. Hutchineon, the
author of two or three able law treatises;
Mm. Jacob Brlttingbam, a writer of
verse; MiaeAuna Leach, a clever story
writer,and Mr. A. L Wade, whose littlo
work on "A Graduating System for
Country Schools" has been accepted as
the best thing on that subject.
romoNAL.
Among the authors of distinction who
rere formerly reaidentsof West Virginia
ire James Lane Allen, ol Kentucky;
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davla, Miss
Katharine Pearson Woods and Robert
Utirna Wilson. I
have attempted simply to call attenion
in this brief article to some of West
v'irciuiu'a literary workers, and to ask
bat tbe smoke from our furnaces and
actories may not entirely hide them
rom public view.
Tbe Old Dominion.
fetB York Preu.
The authorities in the colony of Vir;iuia
at the time of the contest In Engand
between the Stnarte and Oromw'ell
ippear to have been devoted to the
Jtuarts, and when the Oromwellian gov rnment
threatened to send a fleet over
lere to reduce the colony to oubmission,
ib officials dispatched a messenger to
'oung Charles, who wss afterward King
if England under the title of Charles
I., but who was then hiding in France,
o come over and be King of Virginia,
t is said that Charles was on the point
if starting'when the collapse of the
Commonwealth and the Oromwellian
egirne took place, which sent him to
he Eoglish throne. Charles never for- ,
ot tbia devotion of Virginia to his for*
unee, and that colony subsequently
raa classed with England, Scotland anil
reland ?a leading members of the emire.
In this way Virginia became to
e known among the American colonies
s the Old Dominion.
Ulg Fruit Farm.
The largest fruit farm in the United
tates neatlea down among the foothills
f tho Ozark mountain*, in Howell
mitt, Mo. It |is owned by tie Olden
'ruit Company! It contains 2,000 acres
f land, on which are a station, a store,
postctUce and express otlice. Between
0 000 and 40,000 peach trees will ho in
tsaring this year, and1 from 5,000 to
0,000 apple trees. There are 40 acres in
erries, 300 acres in apples, S00 in
caches and 20 in pears and cherries,
'rom 50 to 100 acres are planted every
priog.
Noarly Frautlo.
Has It ever bceu jour miafortuno to be brought
ito (request contact with a person excessively
crvouK. If ao, jou mast be awaro that trivial
larcfl, unnoticed by tho vigorous, drive a noroaa
invalid to the verge of distraction. it la an
nnecessary to particularism these as It In lmoaslblo
to guard against tbem. Tho root of the
vll Is usually imperfect digestion aud asslrnlitlon.
To flM.st these functions, and through
betr renowod, complete discharge to reinforce
reak nerves, In ronjuucllon with other portions
t the physical organism, Is within the power of
lostetter'a Stomach bitters, systematical!* aud
jntinuously used. 1 here la no disappointment
ere, no matter what or how grevlous tno falltea
of other so called] tonics. So sedative or
piato?avoid both!?can compare with this Inworsting
norve trauqulliaer. Constipation,
lTlousness, malaria, rheumatism, klduey troubss
are cured by it.
Dow to 8ueoeed.
This Ib tho great problem ol life which
_? si- /.ii
bw boumaulurujr oui?u. wiua *?? uu
auBe of poor benltli, others want of
ack, hat tko majority from deficient
jrit? want oi nerve. They are nervoua,
rresolute, changeable, easily Ret the
>lues and "take the spirits down to keep
he spirits up," thus wasting money,
ime, opportunity and nerve force.
There is nothing like the Restorative
Nervine, discovered by the great special*
st. Dr. Miles, to cnro all nervous diseases,
as headache, the bines, nervous
>rostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, St.
Vitus dance, fits, and hysteria. Trial
}Ottle and fine book of testimonials free
it the Logan Drug Go.'s. tthsaw-2
Mllea's Norve and Liver Pllli
let on anew principle, regulatingthe liv?r,
stomach and bowels through the nervet.
1 new discovery. Dr. Alilea's Pills
ipeedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor*
)id liver, piles, constipation, Unequaled
or men, women, children. Smallest,
mildest, purest! Fifty doses 25 cents.
Samples free at tb* Logan Drug Co.'s.
An old adage says: Remembrance is
the only tie which lingers when all
)thers die." A direct application to this
ruthful saying has made us persistent
n our efforts to bring Loose's extract of
Lied Clover to your notice. We are
Jaily coming in contact with people who
jay to us: You remember what I was,
how 1 looked and bow I suffered before
[ was induced to try Red Glover. Ask
any one who has taken Red Glover for
Einy form of blood disorder and skin
eruptions, for indigestion and rheuma*
tisrn. Ask them, wo say, what their
recollections of Red Clover is, what it
did for them, and they will convince
you of the truth of &U our statements.
For sale by Logan Drug Co. daw
Plica! Pllral Itching Piles.
Hymptomh?MoUtuio: luteDFO itching and'
Btlneuig; most it night! wont) by scratching.
If allowed to coutlnuo tuinora form, which of
ten bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
hwaynt'a Ointment stops the Itching aud
bleeding, hcala ulceration and In moat caaoa removes
the in mors.. At druggiats, or by mall, for
60 cents. Dr. Bwayne 6 Son. Philadelphia.
?Ilow to Cure All Skin Diseases."
Simplj apply "8waynk's Ointment." No in
tcrual mcdlulno required. Cutea, tetter, oczoma,
Itch, all eruptloas on tho face, hands, none,
Ac., leaving theakln clear, white aud healthy,
Its great healing and curative powers are po*
aesatfd by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
forBwAYNB'S olntmint. TThsaw
IF YOVR HACK Ailirs.
Or you aro all worn out,/eaUf Rood '"rnoth*
lUKi It in Kcunai iicuiiii) . i ij
brows tnojr tuiTKits. ,
IIwill euro you, cltanw your liver, and git*
a good uppellto. Children
Cry for Pitcher's Cartoria.
8lek Headache.
Loose's Rod Glover Pills care 8ick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipation.
25c per box, 5 boxes for$l.
For aala hv Loran Drng Compan*. daw
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
]?OR renovating the
entire system, eliminating
all Poisons from the Blood,
whether of scrofulous or
malarial origin, this prep*
aration has no equal. .
*F#r eighteen ninths I had an
enting sere on my tongue. 1 was
treated by test local /kymians,
hut obtained no reliefi the tort
gradually grew worse. I finally
tcoh S. S. &, and was entirely
(tired after using a Jem hollies,n
SC. H. McLsMoas.
HTREATISK on Blood tod Skla
1 Disease* mailed free.
Tmb Swirr Sracmc^Co^^
rf FOOLISH WOMBS. .
i
Why Will Thry ho no Thoughtless and
CarelukN ' Even About Mutters Which
* Concern Their lleauty.
The plsinost features become pretty wheni
clothed with a fiesh, velvety akin. It li in the
power of every woman to luve a soft, floe akin,
thus adding much to her charms, If aho will devote
a little tlmo and care to her toilet. It
should be a duty as well as a pleasure to every
woman to enhinco her powers or attraotlveneai.
Ho nys the highest authority in London. But
nothing ran be mora absurd than (or any lady to
try and be beautiful simply by powdering the
face, or applying cream or ointment These
UilnKsarenecoasary.it is true; but something
else is more Important. Good refreshing sleep.
Warm circulating blood which never permits
cold feet or blue noses. These things make
beauty quicker than any powders or lotions can.
But, my lady reader says, how can this be done?
Koep the blood moving by same gentle stimulant,
and for this purpose nothing is equal to
purewbiskey. Not the whlstoy ooe commonly
heats of; not tho questionable kind that Is
drunk by gross men in grcssar places, hut something
puro. pa'atabteand pleasing. 'Ihis is precisely
what uutty's Puro Malt Whiskey is and
what hss msde it so immeasureably popular.
The best doctors in the land proscribe it. The
finest scleutlsts endorse It. In it all those qualities
are found which make it a great friend to
women. It relieves the sufferings to which
they H'o so Mibjectod and counteracts the wearlug
effects which so often cause women to grow
old prematurely.
Duffy's Puie Malt Whiskey will, taken with a ?
little water, tone up the system and replsce 1
langnr and weakness with brightness and vljcor.
i It is being used by the leading ladies of the land. But
be sure aud secure tho genuine and take
only Dufly's.
Dr. IV. A. France:
I take great pleasure in recommendin*
"Olive Blossom" to every lady suffering
with any form of female weak- 2
ness. One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she ever took. I
consider it a positive care for such com*
plaints. Maky Hatch,
30 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
Sold by Logan Drag Co., 0. It. Goetze,
W. W. Irwin, W. E. Williams, C. 8chnepf,
C. Menkemeller, W, C. Armbrigbt, W. c
H. Williams and M. W. Heinrici; J. W.
Darrah, Eolston 4 Co., Martin's Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; 0. M. Wy?
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros., Ben wood.
r
w nen uaoy was sick, wo garc nrr v,wwii*
When ihe vu a Child, sho cried for Castor!*.
When she became Miss, the clung to Castoria,
Wbsa ib? bad Children, she give them Casioria
Buoklen'a Arnica Salve* ?
The best flalve in the world for cats,
bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Bores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblain?,
corns and all ekin eruptions, and positively
cares piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Trico 25 cents per ?
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Fflataren of the Monoy and Stock
Market*. I
Nxw Yobk, April 13.?Money on call amy,
ranging from 3 to 3% per cent,last loan 3 per cent, T:
closed offered at 3 per cent. Prlmo mercantile >
paper 6a7 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet L
and steady at U 8S9^a4 88k. Sales 27S,8?> shares.
The mock market Unlay gavo further evidence
of it* inherent strength, and advancing
Bmartlyon good new*, it was well held up ou
bad developments. London was a buyer in the
early trading, whllo the West look theO/angers Again,
and mauy specialties scored haudiotne "
Kalus, Vic Wacaah being very prominent Tho
gold, which was left in London, however, was ?.
takeu from bete, and the uunounccmeut of this j
fuel gave tho reactionists a chance to hammer I
tne ilat. All the early advances of note were I
wiped out. and tno sluggish stocks, such as 1
Northern Pacific, and Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Chicago Ji St. Louis, with some others, scored
uatorlal losses before the downward movement
was checked, when dullum bedtime the leadlug
feature of tho market- The bears, however,
continued to hammer tho market throughout
tho session, and tho actlvivlty was not what it
had bceu iu the early trading, until Just before
the close, when the downward movcmcut was
the greatest. The close was active and weak at
the lowest points in every thing almost traded
In.
Railroad bonds were quiet: sales 91,341,000.
Government and State bonds dull and easier.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS?CL088D Dll>.
a. 8.4s reg 121 % OhioAMississippi- \7%
U. 8.4s coupon*-...121% do preferred- 85
U. B.4kareg. lOljfcj Oregon Improvo't, 27X
U. 8.4ks coupon... 101% Oregon Nav 70
Piicitlc Cn ol 'VL. 112 Oregon Trans 16k
Adams Express 141 PsciflcMall 37k
American Exprees-1 10 Pittsburgh-. 160*4
Canada Pacific- M Pullman Palacc-...l"j:]
Canada Southern... Reading....... 32
Central Pacific- 3Rock island-. 78%
Cbesapcako dt Ohio J8 St L. & San Fran.... ?
do if rat preferred M St.'Paul 60
do second pref'd 32 do preferred- 112k
Chl.Bur.AQuincy- St. Paul & Oinaba...l24>i
Del. dt Hudson- 134 do preferred- mi
Del., Lack. & West-186k Tenn.Coal Alron... 36
Denver A R. G- 17>? Texas Pacific 14k
Erie 20 Onion Pacific A',%
Port Wayne 1&0 C. B. Express 66
Illinois Central 87 W., St. L. A P 9k
Kkuwin A Texas.-... l.% do prefetred- iy>* 1
Lake Shore HQ}* Wells Fargo Kx....,142 1
Louisville A Noah.. *7% Western Uuiou 81k *
Memphis A ChM.?. 81 Am. Cotton Oil...... 2^4
til.1.1?.. 1 ml/ fnlnni^n fn>l BltL*
A1I.'U1K<UI^VUII>4,? uviu>l?tu VWM???
Missouri Pacific.... Cl>>; Iron Silver........ 90
Nashville A CbatL vh Quicksilver c
New JorecyCentriiI.117k do preferrod. 8"X
Norlolk&W.pToi'd WVi Sulro 7
Northern Pacific 2M* Richm'd?& W. P.T.. 17ft
do preferred- 68% Atchison 3Mw
Northwestern... 107V, Chicago Gas- .... 45ft
do preferred. 131 Lead Trust- 19
New York CeattaLHttX Sugar 89%
llrendstnffs and Provisions,
CmcAflO. April 13.?The wheat market was
strong to day. The weather on the continent
was all that could be desired for the fall mwu :
wheat, although a recurrence of colder weather
in some iurther sections of tho Northwest wan
repot tcl tube stilldelaying tho feeding ol the
spring wheat. Cables came stronger ami tho
winter seed "atnago to the Kuropean crop* is
having its effect on thofte markets.
Corn *a* firmer, closing strong and higher.
Oats d 11.
l'rovuious moderatively active.
Flour firm and uucnanged.
WuKAT-Cash No. 2 spring SI 05*1 003$; No.
3?prlngfl0l;No.2 red ItttV^al April II 04
al W?i: Mayfl04j$al 05j?*i 0b%; July
tl f3al OlVi.
CoaK?cash No. 2. 63a70c; April 67^69^
acinic: Uay675i*M^il93;o- July rtl^SaOC'ic
oath?cash no.ifil^awj^c: maym^atooioc;
Juno Ma.V?H*W^: July 61fca5v%*&!?4c.
i RYX?*>0 "2.67c.
IlAHI.EY?76C.
KLAX*E*D-|1 22.
TIMOTHY?fl 27.
Mhw eoaK?Ca?h 112 50; May tUyaU 70*12
67k;J illy 512 'J5ai:tl2j4*1310; 6eptember|l3 47>*a
Pi .vial3 5UKLard?Cash
Kl 72j^; May 91 72Ka6 8*0 82^
July 17 02H?7 15a7 IS; September 17 3iKa740a740.
WnoaT Kins?Ca*h f 70; May ?<; iSaG tfHnC*7U:
JuW f j50k6 C2Ha6 62)u; beptember 16 &2^a0 W
aB*>.
Shoulder*?fr? 0Ca510; ahort clear fS 63.
Whisky?fl 10.
Others unchanged.
Visible Siti'LY?Tho visible supply of grain
as reported for.the Board of Trade is rn follows:
Wheat 22.iil4.0uu basbel*. decrease 140,000 bush- .
els; corn 2328,Oi0 bushels,decrease821,000bush*
els; oats 2,'>'J.'i,0M) butbels, increase W,000 bush- 1
els; rye4'.<5.0JQ busbo:s, Increase 21,000 bushels; j
barley 1,040,000 bushels, decrease 248,000 bushels. 1
New York, April 13.?Flour, recelpta ai.000 <
barrela; exports 3,600 barrels; market firmer;
s&lva 31,4S?J barrels. Wheat, receipts 34,000 basbel*
; exports none; sales G.440,000 bushels of
futures and 66,tt? bushela oi spot; snot market I
Arm and higher; No. 3 red tl 13^al 16; un- i
graded red f 1 C<S*l 19X/,; option* strong: No. 2 I
red May fl 14Hal l.sv4?n5; June fl 12V?1 18al II; <
July 11 loal llal 11; Anguat 11 05*,al 06Hal Otr>.; I
"cptemlter 91 Of^Al October tl 0byyk
106at00; Deo^mbor f 1 OCHal 07&al 07% Rye ;
s'eady and quiet. Corn, receipts 31,0W bnshels; i
exports 2,OOu bushels; sales 1,160,000 bushels ol
futures and 93.00J bushels of spot; spot market
tlrm and higher; ungraded mixed 7?a81c: April
7?%c; May Toftc; June73%c; July7^o OaU receipt*
08,000 bushels: sales -.atf.OOO bushels nf futures
and 145,000 bushels of spot: market fairly
sctlveendflrm; May 60>fc: JuneMVjtfOatKc; July ;
69.V; snot No. 2whit* 61J$a62c; mixed western ,
ft7ab2e; whito do 61afiGc; No. 2 Chicago 61c. Hay
aud llopaquiet. Coffee steady; 10*i6c up. Sugar .
Arm and quiet; reflned firm. Mnlasaea Arm.
lllce Arm. Tallow atrady. Turpentine dull at
40Sc. Kggs Steady; western 16c. Pork firm: old
mesa 112 00*1250; new raw US 50*14 00; extra
prime 111 75al2 00. Cut meats qulev Lard
xtronger; western steam HMl; May 17 05: June
1714: July f7August f7 42; September17 55.
fin i?r trvaAr* VMKrn ila.tr v I 2*ih'; o.rMmortr
iUOTc. Uheeae firmer; Ohio tlata g^all^c.
Cincinnati, 0., April 13.?Flour firm; family
??2Sa4 46; fancy ?4 tta4 ?. Wheat atronger: No.
i red tl 110; recoip'a 41,U? buabela; ahlpmenu
7.10U bunhela. Corn active and airong;
No. 2 mixed 7<c. Oala Beady; No. a mixed 6tfc.
Rro quiet; No. 2. U2afflc. Pork firm at |U 2\
Ward quiet at I6 37X. Bulk meau firm; abort
rlba fa 26. Bacon firm; abort clear f7 2d.
Whteky firm at tl 18 Butter weak: fancy
Rl?<n */7a?4c; Ohio and Indiana 2*M4c; prime
dairy ISaSte. Linieed Oil firm at 64a6*c. Bngar
atcady; bard nlload 4?gaSKe: New Orletna a
4Sc. Fk'ca atcauj at !?. Cheeae firm; Ohio
flat Hall He.
Philadklphu. Pa., April 13,-Flonr firm;
woetern wlntrr clear 11ftaSW. Wheat Arm;
No. 2 red April tl 14fcal 16k; May 9114^al 16*;
Junofl 12Kal 14: July II M*110. corn airong;
No. 2 mixedApril May 74*fa76c; June
T1Ha70c; July 71&72KO. OaU at/ung: No. 2
white April aod May MaMJ^c; June and July
C ?>63?ic. Provlilona ateady. Foik, aowmwa
113 .Sain 60; family IHCOaUM. Butter firm;
Penaylranla creamery extra 77c; do prlnta extra
State. Ejia quiet and eaay: 1'ennajrlvanla
Bona Ualb^c. Uhceac firm; akfmi 7a8c.
Tolxdo. 0.. April 13.-Wheat firm and higher;
caabtl 10S; May 11 11; July?i 04; Auguat liuufc.
Cora dull and Arm; ra?b ?Jc; May 71c. oata
dull; caah 66c; No. *iwhite 57c. Cloveraeeddull;
caah and April 94 30.
Baltimoxx, Ml)., April 18.?Wheat, weatern
firmer: No. 2 winter ml apot and April tl 13;
May ?U2fc: July ?l Wal fefc; Auguat ?l U6?
Q-ood Morning
Yon A
Lightning Cough Drops
are something new In the way of a throat
prompt In their actiuu, and arc a suro curi
BOTTXJt.
Lightning Vegetable Liver f
are a tore cure for Rick II end ache, wiiiiusno?
Liver. sfis cxnts a Itux. buyar Coated. Due
Lightning Hot Drops
A panacea for external and Internal u*o.
Sore Throat, Sprains, lirulsos, Umeiims, llui
tlona. A sure cure (or Dlarrlia'a, Summer ft
Bottle.
Knp them in the Hoase, they will
If you feel no reller after using two-thirds the cunt
tte remaining one-third to the dealer from whom >
paid fur thu entire bottle.
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers I
HERB MEDICINE CO., _
GLK.VDAIjK COM
GLENDALE C
IUTHOIUZEB CAPITAL, $200,000.
PRESIDENT. B. S. ALLISON, ,
SECRETARY, D. L. HEISKELL, .
TREASURER, A. S. LIST, . .
Hai 350 sores of land, with Coal, Fit
Burley Wall). Has charter powers to di
lut a town.
' 240 acres of thn land river bottom. 3,260
Charming situation.
Splendid grade. Above highest water. E!
Two railroads and the Ohio River (or tra
atestoand from Wheeling.
Just the place (or suburban homes.
The land is cheap because the place is new
Pill goon be laid out in lots, and have thn hem
Now is the time to aubic'ribo for stock. A
Agent* at Wheeling lor aale of stock,
(!. 0. SMITH, KIXEHAHT & TATOSJ
Apply for Information at the Company's oil
mrnrrhw 1147 M8
Kinv. L. ROSE JS CO.?HEADQI.'A]
EDW. L. ROS
51 Twelfth S
=I HEADQUARTERS F
VICTOR
COLUMBIA!
m Best Warn.
,ittle~giants f (( :
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J. L. BALLARD. - - Oil.
WEI.Ii SUIT
IWELLSUPPLY
91 and92 Water St., I
MANO*ACTCRS AND I
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Either for Gas, Oil, Water or Mini
BOILERS, CASl
ENGINES. FITTI
DERRICKS. PUMI
TUBING, CORI
IRASS AND IROTWTASI
For Steam, Gas, Petroleum or
CATALOGUES
m JL&Ss
PEIOEU6T8
OK APPLICATION. '
Tvery WATERPROOF C
THAT CA!
BE UP 3XTOt to ?
THE MARK t
I???1 BEARS
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE Wl
THE ONLY LINEN-LINE
COU.LAR IN THE
06?. Com. weiiern firmer: mixed anot and
Iprll ttc; May 74*a74Kc; July 71c. 0?uflrtn.
flav firm. Butter active aud tiong.
Coffee dull. Srj \
The British Grain Trade. j|J[ |
London, April 13.-Tho Mark I/ine Eiprru, In
its weekly review of the Bililah grain trade.
Mya: Engllah wheau are very firm, rauglng
from *5 to 45e. Foreign wbcata are In active relUMt
and axe la doarer. Fine white Australian la
quotei at44a, 6d. and California at 4Sa, fid. FUII
Floor firm at top price. Corn ia 6d hlRbor. Barley
la op M. Tnegeneral tone o! to-day'a market
waa atrongcr.v
Live Stork. Iff FT
Cnicaoo, Itu,April 18.?Cattle?Receipt* lt.ooo Dl U
haul; thtpmcam 4.0J0 bead; market higher;
uteerii, common to extra, U 60?6 35; cowa and
belfen S3 00a4 SO. Hoga-Beoeipw 35,COO head :
QipmcnU UiUW neita; mirici wen* , rwugu *wu
common ?4 50e4 70: packera tM 80*310; prime
heavy sr. 15*8 85; light U OOaA lft. 8heep-Ro- 10011
ceipts 10,000 head: ablpmiv. ts 4.000 bead: market
iteady; native* $5 '**."> TV. wentcrm 8& 50*5 to;
Texan* 85 7b; lambs |ft lOafi 75. 9 We<
Kabt Libsbty.Pa., April 13 ?Cattle? Receipts
1,080 head: ahlpraenta 777 bead; market active J?*i?L
andl5cto'JOc higher than laat week'a prlcca. ^5?
Hog?-Receipt* 7,150 head, ahlpmenta3,%0head: ??!
market fair; Philadelphia* 15 50a5 GO: g"o<i
mixed 85 25*5 40; plira 93 76a4 50. Bbecp?Uo- ?"
celpu 3,800 bead: ah Ipmenta 1,800 bead; market
strong at laat week'* prlcca.
Cincinnati, O., April 13.?!Iog* In fair de- T>J
mand arid steady; common and light f4 00a515; fJ
packing and butchera-8500a5 40; receipia 4,500
bead; shipment* 1,000 head. Cattle Aim;
common 12 00a325; fair to cbolco butcher grades \yK> \
tS 50*5 36. wx!:
Petroleum. pn
Wbw York. April 13.?Petroleum opened dull, man]
and only small trading occurred during the day.
There waa no movement In Pennsylvania oil,
and the cloalng flgurea were unchanged from *
the opening. Pennsylvania oil 73c. Lima oil: J.
Opening, cloalng aud hlghcat 15c; loweat 14a I
Sales 11,000 barrels. H
Oil Cmr, Pa., April U-Opened at 72ttc;
high est 73c; loweat 7/)4e; cloaed at 72%o; a*!ca
15,000 barrela; clearaucca 88,008 barrela; ship* TjV
men tit 72,700 barrela; run* 104,897 barrels. fj/
PrmBt'?fla. Pa., April lS.-Ollfmarkotdull;
opened at 72>fc: cleied and highest 78c; loweat
WHO. J.N.
M * L.B.
n?tal>
Ngw Yo*g, April 18.? Pig Iron quiet. Copper _
nominal. Lead doll at U 30. Tin quiet; atralts '
I JO 15.' J
Cotton. dJ
Cincinnati. o.. April 13.?Cotton quiot and tadi
steady; middling
rcf
D
re Hoarse!
and tunc balsam, are mtt, certain anc
e lur C'liOO 1'. Thick, RudHcx-ntb a
'ills
ts. Cost i vp.ic.m, Piles and InactlYlty of the
I'ill a Uus?. Don't gripe or make you sick.
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diphtheria
ns, Cramps. Colic and all oalnful alloc
impiaint and Flux, a and 60 ckhtu ren
ofron Sat* Doctor Bills.
onts of a bottle of these medicines return
ou bought It and he will refund the prlw
n IWdiclni. Prepared fry
Weston, W. Va !
' i
ii* any. ;
OMPflNY. i
shakes, $200 each. ~
Wheeling, W. Va. >
. wheeling, w.Va..
Wheeling, W. Va.
a Clay and Natural Qaa Wall avelop
all of theae. and :to lay P
D
feet river frontage.
lejzant view. " .
Deportation. Cheap commutation {
. Will be dearer when it is older. (
fit ol valuable impro\ em mla. (
lot goes with oach paid uj share. V,
and XESI1ITT k DEVISE. ?
Ice, h
!n S+root Whoolincr.
... WW. .. r>- .
ITEIIS FOIt WHEELS.
SE & CO.,
OR"WHEELS 11= I
GIANT I
Thelonlj Medium Grado h
Wheel Having a
VI Wx \ SPRIB5_F()RK* 2!
) VELOCIPEDES, }
/ ?ANI>?
^//jUVX Tricycles,
^arn' \*Tm> For Bm&ll Children.
Manager. k
IJKS.
CO., LIMITED."
Jittsburgh, Pa.1)
BKLL
1ANCK XKXDSD k?
SJ/ELLS,
aral Teatr. Jpf
INGS, Jj1
)AGE. |||5 J
I SUPPLIES /Si Water.
/ Jj2 j
'OLUft off CUFF
N BE RELIED ON
STJilt2
0 Discolor!
? THIS MARK. !
rrade
.uloiD
mark.
PED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. I
:d waterproof !
; market. !
EDUCATIONAL.
t. De CHANTAL.
NKAR WHEKLING, W. VA.
1 English, Mathematical and
Classical Course.
SiUAL uiiraiiy i
-I8PXCIALLY KOTKD,noN
usiumuo rot ixautt akd hsalth
skly boardow or day aeholan reoolred from
>llni or the Tlolnlty. A Blatcr will moot day
an at the ? a. m. motor and return witb
'"ifcrptrtlcnlu. yiyjy /f,RKCTHIB,ii
FINANCIAL.
LNK OF THE OHIO VALLEY!
CAPITAL. ? .....?175,000.
Iirrr??-.. ? -?President
B. 8ntHW w,...~~.Vloe PreUdeni
(U on England" Ireland, Pranoe and Oer
niaacroaa. ,
rm. A. Iaett, Mortimer Pollack,
A. Miller, "" fttftTO'
. M. Atklnaoa, John K. Botaford,
enry Bpejer, Victor Boaenbnrf.
koob C. Thomaa. _ .....
y. p. JKPBOlf. Oaabier.
^CHANGE BANK.
niPTTAi. _ ?itOO.OOO,
Vamck ?Prcaldent
Delxtlm*. ..^.Yloe-Prealuent
siaicToai,
. N. Vinw. ?eo. t 'ulel,
. H. Brown, *? KlIlMliMB,
. B. IWUnUln, A. W. Keller,
tlla ImtcM on tsftlud, Inlud, BcAlUnd
ill rolnla in Europe.
1 JOHN J. JONES, Caahler.
groceries. Ere.
"mTreilly,
.WHOLESALE ,
Grocer, Pork Packer ;
AtlD cuwa or THJ ,
CKLHBRATKD "STRAW BCKttV' BAMS.
mmimw t
FLOUR-3jhrUtian Bros.* "Crown" Brand.
Minneapolis Patent, Taylor's Patent and "Beat'1
Family, Williams' Uholco Ohio Family, And
many other choice brand* of lamlly floor lo
ilock tod continually receiving.
ROASTED COFFEES-'Aiaroaa,"
Arbuckle's," "Lion," and my own rout of *T
'Old Woman," "Hone Head," and loose roast. *
WTSole Agent for tho Celebrated DuPont J
owder Mills. A full supply of Rifle, Blasting J
mtl /iportlng Powder of every kind constantly <
n magaslne. Orders solicited from dealers *J
nly. Also Patent Homp, Got ion and Water* 1
?roof Bafety Fuse. my2 JUST
RECEIVED. tj
rZUFCHATEL, FROMAGE I>* BRIE iSD J
THUIUHUER CHEESE, t
?AT?
H. F. BEHREN'fi RTORE8. "3
????? ???^ ?
'IJUMBINO, OAS & STEAM FITTING I
EST FAUCETS II THE WORLD! 2
-\
CALL AND BES THEM AT 4
TRIMBLE & LOTZ, k
tig & 1418 Hftrhet St.. Whfolb-.y. W. Vfc.
-1 EO. I1IBBERD 4 SON, i
JT Suoomors to Thompion A Hlbbtrt,
radical Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters j,
BBA9S FOUNDERS.
HpiciALni*?Natnnl Gm fluppllM, BUtm L
Mtlng and Ventilation. ?
1314 MARKET ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
All work promptly done at most rcaaonablt R.
IOM- 1?5_
nyM. HAKE & SON, ?
muciical Plumbers,
Gas aid Steam Fitters,
Ho. S3 TWELFTH STREET, ~Z
U work done promptly at reaaonable prlcw. )
1,
"\V. L. DOUGLAS SIIOICS.
W. L DOUGLAS
0% and other ftneclal* o
^ C SnIjF tie* for Gentlemen,
WH I w m Ln(tlc?.etc.,nro\rar>
mnted, nnd no stamped on bottom. AddreM
IV. L. DOLXSLAh, Urockton,ftlnss. S&ldby g
tone'* ClnMi Mi<>? Store, 1048 Mnin Street.
lenketuellerA: Snrvor, l'2Cl 3!nrket utreot, cv
ohn Deerwn, Henwood. l?f.TThAH
COCOA. p
ORATEPU L-C OM PORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST. R
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws *
vhlch govern the operations oI dlccntlon and
mirltlon, and by a careful application of tlie
ino properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eprs ?
las provided our breakfast tsbles with a dell- 1
*tely flavoured bwenmo wbich msy enve us d
nany heavy doctors' bills. 11 Is by the Judicious
use of such articles of diet that a constitution
nay he gradually butit up until strong enouith
o resist every tendency to dlneftftc. Hundreds c
if subtle maladies arc floating around us ready
o attack wherovcr there Is a weak point. We
n?y escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our*
elves well fort 1 tied with pure blood and a prop, r
?rly nourished framo."?"Cfril bervice Gazette."
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Fold
inly In half-pound tins, by Grocers labelled e
hus: JAME9EPP3 & CO.,
Homoeopathic ChemiMt, Loudon, England.
<xs21?TrbM r
MEDICAL.
JAPANESE (
gilnPllE |
Hf CURE I
^ guaranteed Curo for Piloa of whatever
kind or dogree?Extornnl, Internal, Blind i
sr Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Keccnt or '
Eloreditary. $1.00 a box; 0 boxes, $5.00. i
3ont by mail, prepaid, on roooipt of prioo. i
Wo guarantoo to euro any case of Piles. <
Buarantood nnd sold only by (
McLAIN BROTHERS, Dmggtetg,
Twelfth and Market Sta. Wheeling, W. Va ]
jalO paw j
FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRONERVINE:
l/Uroa roi maitomiji
All dliwuM of tho Noitom Bjnteffl,either Acu?e I
or Chronic In either kz. It Restoroa 1m
paired or Lout Power. Cheeks mi Forms of
Waste or Brain; Makes strong the Weak. Full J
package. II; els for 15. Trial parkese 12c. (with I
bo^k), sent securely scaled n*i rccclr t of price. I
Addteaa. DR.G. F. ADDAM, No. S701 Cotuuce
OroTg Af?..flh<r*go. 111. m?24 k
PCklrhrater'a EnclUb Dlaaoad Rrand.
ENNYROYAL PILLS ;
JjN Ortxtuftl 0*lr Owmln* A. !
TtwN ?Afftiubi#. tAo.c. >ar\
y il gSn Drt^rid to \ ;i i JAA I
firnnd In Uc4 ?od OMmeul S}g&
twiM. (MM with b!o? ribtan. V3J
W Mather. H'fw ***!"?? Y. 1
1/ * Af tub tilt* tin** and imUntUmi. Al tirnnUI*.
I L wmid4^lnmffl!??f"rr*rl^?!?r..U?ilu.a. ,
I m 0 DUta io4 far IjwJIi*," <? Uttt,
rrtanOlaU. 10,0W> TiMtamWi.
Chfeli??ter CheailcIS C+i
8tM t>7 ftULMl OraotMfc I'hU?4jfc, P? j
rrh><mow ]
vest*:
aAurztwojtte marts euro hi mu
D'HMrfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Kf?n bPfflren!nTcf>fl>0,t?>fc,ormartlcJi'? of food,
without the knowledge of patient if nrcewnry:
It Is absolutely harmless ami will effect a poruin.
nent and npraly cure, whether the patient I" a
ro'/deratertrlnkcroronalcohollcwrrck. IT N*EVF.H
FAILH. lloperat?>!iRft<julelIy an.: tvltii such
wtalnty thit the pattern undergoes no inconvenience,
nml soon hid complete reformation U
effected. 49 pbko hook free. To ?*; had of
LOG AS D&UG CO., Main street.
a*i?Trhaa Wheeling, w. Va.
Railway Time Card.
Arrival and departure ol tralua on aart alter
N'OV. 16, 11-iW. APPLANATION OK IlBf'tKRKCl
Mabm: I'aily; fHundny excepted; t Monday
Azceptod; {Saturday exevpted; |t>uud?y only,
>ifrtnnUvonly. Em-tern timndard Hunt. ?i
Dkl'Ahi. K iV O. H.K.?J/am/liV, EuTl AhitiTX.
4:fiam Wa*h.Cy,Bait.Jhll.itN.Y. "llrtOpm
*2:20 pm Waah.C'y, hult., Phil A K.Y. '12:45 pm
'12:05 am Waah.C'y, Palt.. 1'hll.A K.Y. ?M:4Aam
WUXJam Cumberland Accom tajwftpm
*2:30 pm Oraltou Accom- >12:45 tun
B:00ac Moundftvlile Accom f 12:45j.ni
'finpr* ..?.MoundtvUIe Ac-corn fro:0M?m
du*anr. i>.?*o.K.K.?t/tp?Weotl Amiivu.
?7:60am For Columbua and Chicago *l2:ftftam
11:05 ar? Columbus,Clu.andChicago 6:10ptu
10:46 pm Chicago Limited......... ;?:.% nr.\
10:40pm Columbus. Ciu a Hi. Joule. ?.'>:i0am
K:90pxp Coliunbu* Accom 111:00 am
:06 am ......dt. Claim illc Accom tl':CH*ro
M:S0ps 8t. Clalravlllo Accom tC:10pm
I't:? ?t?.iColi:n>btm & Cincinnati Ex ..........
)M*AKT. B. & O. U. B.? W. B.DiV. AWjTvrT
5:4ft am .......~~For Pittsburgh-..,...... *11:00801
*7:20 am Pitt>burgh fiittpta
tl :20 pm Pittsburghand East....... *10:30pm
fl:40pm Pittsburgh fl2:15pn?
.h.mhmm* ..............Pitteburvb ..... I2:3u *ui
ft:30pm ... Washington. )a.. Awnc... t7:'.Q aw
iWAtii. tr? c.drtrr. u tlx. a hki> x.
7:20 am -....?..Pittsburgh. 19:20 pm
1:35 pm -Pittsburgh and Mw York. f8:45pm
4:20pm ..Pittsburgh and New York. fll:00am
9:40pm ...Pittsburgh and N. Y. Ex..
WIST,
fl:20am Kxpitas,Cln. and St. Loul* t6:M)am
h):40pm Kxpros,Clu. nnc. fit. Lout* [9:20pm
fl:85pm Express, Sieubeurilie* <tol f3:45pm
U:20nm ...fitcutwiTlHott Mottrilunn
tkt'AUT. U, OS I, IV. K. AHHIV-.
5:60 am .Pittsbg'h, Clevc. A Chicago f9:15 pm
wn ......ateuhcuylllo Aeuom tl:lhpm
11:12 am .Pittsburgh and New York., fll.12 an
2:00 pm ...-Cleveland and Chicago.... t,J:W ?
3:44 pm -Pittsburgh nad Now York- f5:52pm
7:11 pm fast ?<ven?oot.. .r'-i' sir
XpTttT! O., L,. iV t\ . n. A. AHJUVI '
2:18pm Kxprcsi, Cleveland, E. A W. t3:in pm
5:12pm <MMM..kIaxeinon Accom fll :88 am
8:00 am tit. ciairsvlilc Acooui
0:38 am ..?..8t. Clalrsvllle Accom...... fl:1C pm
2:19 pm Ht. Clalwvlllo Accom f5:30pm
6:21pm Bt.Clalrsvlllo Accom..... 8:u3pm
1:13 pm ..Local Freight and A noon*. rl?:PSrm
srARt. wmwjiiuavtt.a,
7:00 am ?.... < il :0& am
1:40 am ...............i'asvnK?r.............. s:ssi.a
4:30pro ftuwi mcer.- ?*>:?> pm
-?4VK #.,?.& (j. i:Ai^h^Ai>. Aiuwv*
UAAIK* RUU.i *H1
f:U)pm -Ileliaireand Zat'csvIlUts.,.. 10:85 am
7:00 am .... Mixed TrUlu 7:? pa
8TRAMER R. K. PHILL1P4.
Leave Wheeling, Daily Trip, City Time?;9:40.
JO, 10:00nijJ 31:4.5*' in.; 2:0>),4:w, <i:(0 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Sundays, city Tim??
:0H and 12:00 a. tn.-. 2:00.4:00. f :W o. m. y ;y,
STEAM I<; US.
or Cincinnati, Loulsvll'e. Wornphl0.
St. Loul*, New Orln&n*,
and Intermediate Points,
111 lrato Wharfbo*t. loot of Eleventh street.
dally, Monday excepted, m follow*:
(Mm. K Steamer "CONGO." Ed. Maddy.
wWtatiJ MaMer; Jutes WcLrmar, Ulera;
iWawHa every Sunday ni 8 a. m.
r^m, K 8tOamflr * KEYSTOJTK STATIC/*
h8?wT. 8. Callioun, Master: Cba*. Knox,
Clerk, every 'luimday Rt 8 a. m.
im {steamer "ANDES," K. II. Cooler,
ps&ftf Mantur; Al. J. ulnvln. Clerx; every
EEStah Wednesday ul H h. w.
m 8lcamer "HUDSON," J. V. Ellison,
ASiKi.^8^'
mmjy ^ Steamer1"BATOHELOR," CIlHi. E,
WTOXtff O'Neal. Wester; Tim Pen well, Cltrk;
12?r*M every Friday at 8 a. in.
ML . Steamer "HCOTM," John M.
Phillips, Miutcr; R. H. Korr, Clerk:
every feuurdiiy at 8 a. m.
Flrst-cluo fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati, *<).
mod trip, !?. Mi-?in ?nd state-room in*
uded, lickets tranu'erabio and gocd until
od For Irolylit or posasiic apply on board, or
lephone No. 348.
la-a ?:hqc.k Altl> & MOOTfl, Agent*.
RAILROADS.
'^/HEELING A ELM GROVE RAIL
r i H ?A D. On and after Mi i:day, December
1890, trainn will run as follow City Time:
Lxayx Wheeling.
*6:00 a. m.,7:00a. m., 8:00a.m..9:00a.m., 10:00
m., 11:00 a, m.. *12:03 m., 1:00 p. m.,2:W p,
8:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m., C;00 p. m?
00 p. m., 8:tX) p. m., 8:00 p. m., *10:45 p. a.j
Lxavb Rue Gbovb,
*6:00 a. m., 7:00 a. in., 8:00 a. m.. 9;00 a. m.,
0:00 a. m., 11:00 a. m., 12:09 m., l:00 p. m.,2:00
m., 8:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 6:00p.6:08p. m?
00 p. m..?:00 p. m., 0:00p. m., 10:00 p. m.
DallF oicept Sunday.
SUNDAY?Church trains learo Elm Grove at
43a. m. and Wheeling >t 12:17 p. in.
J. U. OILLRIiKN,
del f.'cneral Mauager.
gALTlMORE &OHIO BAILBOA I)?
4<fSSSh\. Departure and arrival ol
*t Wheeling. Kast
*3 PBPKJCV em tiziic. Vlicdule In ?!
55ffl?C^A^4 feet Nov. 16,1WO.
:??T "Ait; link east.
A E* 1 A* 83 For UalUmon, PhiladeD
y.V/hi:r<?JJr*lp h 1 a aud New York, 12:051.
m.,4:66 a.m., 2:30 p.m.dally
Cumberland accommoda*
tlou^B :00 a. ra. dully, except
Q ml ton Accommodation, 2:80 p.m., dally.
MoundnvlUo Accommodation, 8:U0a si., and
:30 p. m., except Sunday.
armvi.
From New Yorx, Philadelphia and Salllmora,
;l!j a. to- and 12:46 p. K. and 11MU p. m., dally.
Cumberi*nd Aceomxuodsilon. 5:00 p. m., ex
'SraSooAf'cciPinioclAtlon, 12:46 p. m., dally.
Moiimlsvlilo AcomWf fJatlnu.h'fjH. m., 12:40
. m., dally, 6:05 p. in., cxcept Sut;d?y,
TBANfl-OUIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, 7:I?0 and 11:05 a. m. and 10:45 p
i. daily.
Cincinnati Express, 7:50 nnd 11:06 a. a. dally
nd 1":4^ t> ni., dally excopi Saturday, and 2:90
, m. Sunday only.
Columbus Accommodation, 4 tfO p.m., except
onday.
St. t.inlrsvllle Accommodation, 11:00 a. m,
nd 4:P0 p. m.| except bnudav.
ABBIVK.
Chicago Kxprtu, 12:56 and 5:40a.m. and 6:10
. n-. dally.
Cincinnati Expit-rj, 5:40 a. m. and 0:10 p. m,,
ally.
Columbus Accommodation, 11:C0 a. ra., dally,
icept Sunday.
Bt. Clalravllic Accommodation, 11:00a, m.and
:10 p. <fl., dally, cxcept Sunday*
WHEELING ?i PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 5:46 nnd 7:20 a. m., dally, 1:40
. in., dally, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the tast, C: JO p. m? dally.
Washlugton Accommodation,6:30p.m.,daUy,
xcept Sunday.
abb:v?:
From Vltlsliunjn, 11:00 a. m., dally, and 12:4v
> m., daily, except Sunday, 6:C.?> and 10:80 p,
a., daily, and 2:30 a. ni., Sunday oolj.
Washington Accommodation, 7:50 a. m., dally
xcept Sunday. _______
QHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Direct ro-?n to Mrrietta, Parkcrsburg, Point
'leasant, Huntington, AshlHinl, l'o:i>n>outh
nd CliiCiiXittl A I'D to Charleston, Chiton
rorjjo and Mtunton, Vu., and Lexington and
xmiBville, Ky.
Tlum Tuble effect! v January U. tW.
a:ave? ?.m km p.m..
Vncellng G:(t I' :4i :t:20
irrlve? p. in
Jsrlett* ~ 3::v 2:C 7:15
'arkeraburg 10:10 2:46 7:45
p. tn
>olnt Pleasant - 1:5:5V
luntlngtou 3:4:? 7:45
* m.
Ubland 4:S0 a:0.
'orUinouih 4:01' ..
Jlnclmmtl .....
i? m.
.'harleston- b:6?
*.?
JMItun Forge - 6:.T
-.taunton 'J:36
ltaviKmje c^eckcd inrougu u? uu>tiiiatjuu of
inket*.
w.j. KOBIKHON, General Panenger Agent,
farkeitbuig. \V. Va.
A. J. HANDY, A MUtant General Passenger
Veent, Patkcr?burK, W. vn.
J. G. TOMLlKtfuN, Paticu;or Agcut, Wheelng.
W. Vn..
?Contrai StandaraTlmo.
BnnsylvaolaljnBBi
From Brldtfor>ort fetation
Train lathe Clcvoland A: Pittsburgh lioll*
oaa ic*v* nnnj;?;jx>ri >?r ?*uwDiirp.n, <;uicmo
ind Ocv* Umi, 4:50 k in. For I'litkburgh. 10:12
u a. For Chicago an l < "lcveland, 1:00 p. ai. For
nttaourgb and Now York, 2:41 p. zc. for SteaTrain*
arrive at Bridgeport at A:Wa. m., 10:30
urn.: 12:10 p. m , 4:M ia ,aod ?:15 p. re.
00 flattirdavs oair? Km*. l.ivc::?voJ, c:ll
}. m.; from ?aat Liverpool, 11:13 p. m.
FllOU WflEELIKtt HTATXO*.
Train* via tr.o Plt?L"irs2i, Cincinnati 8i.
LontiHallway-I *ti Haniiib ltoute? taavrWliMi*
Ins for t?-uVnv;i?*. Mt'.r.bu:nb and thy Kurt,
5:20 a. ni.. i-:S5 p. tn., ?:J) p. m , end h:P m,
?or Columbus, Cincinnati, tndianupolU and rit.
Lout*. 0:20a. m. aud 8:-W p.ui. N-r Columbus
nail(JUlcngo, 12:85 p. n>. ru'-.'i arrive ht Wheel*
In? at S:W h. m., ic:D?j a. m.,'2:-L p. m. ami8:20 p.
a. Train* Itavl'jjj tt C:JJh. m. and arriving at
iviO p. run aollrt between Wbcultnir ana
Pittsburgh. Ali KtKi?,ny.
CORN1CK AM> UN ROOFING
GalYanlzeii Iron Cornice
AND
Tin Roofing.
Hr^?I HtMi/ia Kircn to til HndinlEirtn
laonnrnlTlN Woiiit on bti lolKKJ -* !?< -trw.
and Fiot Huokino.
(.'all and Rf t price* b? foro conlrnulng, an I am
1 rcprt.-fu toglveHABUAlNSiu mat l!nv ol work,
?. P. CAIiDTTEUj,
1*16 Corner Main aud Booth strcoti.

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