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(Knitted at the fostofflce at Wheeling, W.Va.,
ai aecond-claaa matter.)
WHEELING, Al'ML 18. 1SP1.
Tim soothing lemonade la a-ripening
in th? lea house. The hotter the sun
tli9 riper it got*.
Iy Rudini will tako his kuife from under
liia coat and let tu see liiin throw it
sway, we'll undertake to whip him with
one ham'.
What a grist of raw material ia pouring
into our citizenship mill! And how
much of it seems to resist assimilation!
Bat Americans, native and foreign born,
are thinking. This is a hopefnl sign.
Is seeking the secret of Barnum's success
don't overlook his expenditure ia
thi past twenty years of more than
?t raw nm in newsDaner advertising.
V"(V..,..v . .
Birnum was very broad between the
e/w.
Dismaiick hue not had a victory, bat
lie is not defeated, and gets another
chuice for his political life. The Empsror
would havo been better pleased if
the old man had been hit hard and laid
o it as Carter Harrison was in Chicago.
The collapse of a big Kansas City investment
company suggests once more
that it io a good .thing to put your money
.in something you know about and not
too far from home. The Kansas city concern
made barrels of money for its patrons?on
paper.
Hon. Wm. L. Wilson is an accomplished
gentleman and a captivating
talker, but whother he can command
as many votes with his silver tongue as
the other aspirants can in their own way,
remains to be decided in the Democratic
,ciucus. Went Virginians would be glad
to see him make the ritlle.
When President Cleveland went
journeying he pulled the back off the
encyclopedia and crammed the loose
leaves into his grip. When President
Harrison goes out over tho country calling,
the speeches ho makes are Benjamin
Harrison's. Many men of many
minds, many speeches of many kinds.
Rudini, Home:?Just happened to
think of it If the sort of men you are
sending over is the best sort you could
send in case of war, please don't let us
have a war. No American likes to strike
a fellow under his own size who looks as
though he hadn't bad a square meal for
fifty years. Accept, sir, &c. James O.
Blaine.
Dirt is tlie raw material of dust. Kemove
the dirt from the streets, and It
will bo possible lor the people of Wheeling
to so about their business without
being obligod to take in an additional
cartload of duet every titno they breathe.
What Is tbe matter with the streetsweeptr?
In these pleasant days Kb
place in at the front.
Now we are told by one who claims to
know that Mary Anderson Navarro la
not a mother, but eho is unhappy and
Bick and hor liege lord is morose. This
may or may not be true, but thia ia a
fact, that men and women who have
caught tho popular fancy as actors rarely
are happy without the applause which
brings a aweet intoxication.
Da. Hkxky B. Bauku, of Michigan,
formerly President of the American
Health Association, says the causo
of grip ia too much ozone and
north wind, which irritates the throat
and air passages and gives the intluenia
germs a good place to take hold.
What we want now is a foreign market
for ourexcesBof ozone and north wind.
Many people enjoy a rattling cocking
main, and it the police are going to find
fault with tho performance, those who
like that sort of thing would suggest
about tho hour the Martin's Ferry police
choso for their call. Perhaps the local
pride of tbe police flxod the hour. If
cock fights may take place without molestation
on one side of the river, why
not on the other?
Tin accomplished editor of our esteemed
contemporary, Jl /'roprewo, does
not like Mr. Blaine's way of putting
forth tho platform on which thia country
stands in relation to the rest of the
world. Tbe editor aforesaid prefers to
interpret our laws to suit the hard
necesaitieaof his own country and his
own countrymen. If he will grant us
leave we shall employ another interpreter.
Axotiixk rich man has made a handsome
gilt to tbo causo of learning and
religion, This time the giver is a priest,
Kev. James McMahon, paator of 8t. Andrews,
New York. IJe gives to the
Catholic University at Washington real
oetato in New York valued at $41)0,000.
Father McMahon inherited something
*?? and mart a onnH rani an.
iruui uio WM.H ?? ? p... ....
tats investments. lie Is raid to be one
o( Uio most scholarly men in the Catholic
church.
The Crncfter on (he Whip.
The concluding paragraph ol Mr.
Blfine'a letter to the Marquis di Hudini
will give that gentleman enough to
occupy his mind for a day or two. It Is
as clever a bit ot writing as one is likely
to find. The paragraph hangs on the
aignltlcant-"ll" and puts Italy to her
proofs.
If, says Mr. Blaine In substance, yen
can show that some of your people were
killed pt New Orleans; if you can show
that they were living there under onr
treaty with you "and not in notation of
our immigration lain;" it yon can (how
that they were not living in violation of
our laws, Statoand Federal; if yon can
ebow that the State officers were culpable,
and bave elnce been negligent
abont bringing tbe guilty to justice,
then yon will bave a case which the
President will l?y before Congress with
> view to indemnity.
It will be noted that Mr. Blaine hu
cut out a considerable job for Italy.
Fan In the Next Home. 1
Congressman William L, Wilson take* 1
it for granted that the Speaker of the next
House will not be permitted to count a
quorum. If members chose to alt in
their places and by their refusal to answer
to their names say they are absentin
Hongkong or Boorloboorlaga?the
Speaker will bare to believe them and,
if there be enough oi that sort to break
a quorum, the business of the House
will have to stop.
Undertbe Democratic (way a member
may be constructively absent and obstructively
present. Republicans may
like to have it so while the Democrats
areintho majority, but the first chance
they get they will go back to the better
businees way. That has the merit of
giving the people something for their
money.
A Motion In flouth Carolina.
Tho Democratic mind of South Carolina
is undergoing a sensation which
may end in nervous prostration. A
meeting, of white Republicans in that
Bourbon-ridden State would be bad
enongh of itself. Add to it Democrats
participating because henceforth tbey
intend to bo Republicans, and there is
little wonder that the social and political
tabrice are thought to be in jeopardy,
j In the course of time they may get used
to these things in the palmetto Slate.
Where they happed often, as in West
Virginia, they cause no shock.
A Name-Key Oddity*
it. ImU 1'eiubiie.
By use of the table given below yon
can ascertain tho name of any person or
place, providing the rales below the lettered
diagram aro strictly observed:
* n d. JI p I
I C.~ 0 K ...I Q
K - M. f ... F HWM...J K
(i 0 (J K B
, L ~T
K M M...~ U
M K N V
I D.w O O.... O... W
Q K... T... X X
w ....w w.
Y..? Z
Have the person whose namo you
wish to know inform you in which of
the upright columns the first letter of
the name is contained. If it is found in
but one column, it is the top letter; if it
occurs in more than one column, it is
found by adding the alphabetical numbers
of the top letters of the columns in
which it is to be found, the snm being
the number of the* letter sought. By
taking one letter at a time, in the way
outlined above, the whole word or name
may be plainly spelled out. Take the
| word Jane as an example. J is found
in two columns beginning with B and
H, which are the second and eighth letters
down the alphabet; their sum is
ten, and the tenth letter down the alphabet
is J, the letter sought The next
letter, A, appears in but one column, the
iirst, where it stands at the head. N is
seen in the column headed with B, P
and H,] which are the second, fourth
and eighth letters of .the alphabet;
added, they give the fourteenth, or N.
and so on. The use of this table will
excite no little curiosity among those
unacquainted with tho rules of explanaUon.
f
Invention* Worthy of Mention,
The following patent?, reported by
Higdon & Hlgdon, Patent Attorneys, 187
Fourth avenue, Pittsburgh, were granted
to Western Fennsylvanians this week,
and will serve to sliow the activity
among tho thinking men of this timeHenry
Aiken, Pittsburgh, table for conj
veying and cooling rnotal plates. H. D.
Dasher, Middletown, metallic railwaytie.
J. M. Davidson, et al, Allegheny,
Hlieel-myiat pipe, lunua uunuicu,
Obartiere, shelving. J. W. Marsh, et al,
Pittsburgh, holder for olectric cable, and
cutting nippers. J, M. Maxwell, Pittaburgh,
draw bar for can. l'heo. MistelBid,
Allegheny, saud-moulding machine.
F. W. Nenbert, Pittsburgh, artificial
limb. Jacob Reese, Pittsburgh, ammoniated
pbospate, etc., (four patents).
Deafness Cnu't be Cured
by local applications, as they cart not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to enre deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the eustori/ten
tubo. When this tnbe gots inflamed
yon have a rumbling sound or
impoffect hearing, and when it Is entirely
closed deafneas is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucons surfaces..
Wo will give one hundred dollara for
any case of deafness (cansed by catarrh)
that we can not cure by taking Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Cuknky & Co., Toledo, 0.
loTSold by druggists, "6c. iuw
A Fatal Hlitake. *
Physicians mske no more fatal mistake
than when they inform patients
that nervous heart troubles come from
the stomach and are of little eonsonice.
Dr. Franklin Miles, the noted
ana specialist, has proven the contrary
in his new book on "Heart Disease,"
which may be had free at the
Logan Drug Co.'e, who guarantees and
recommonds Dr. Miles' anequaled New
Heart Cure, which has the largest sale
of any heart remedy in the world. It
cures nervous and organic heart disease,
short breath, fluttering, pain or tenderness
in the side, arm or shoulder, irregular
pulse, fainting, smothering, dropsy,
etc. His Restorative Nervine cures
headache, fits, etc. ttiiuw-2
Dr. ir. -I. /Vance:
I take great plessure in recommending
"Olive Blossom" to every lady suffering
with any form of female weakness.
One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she ever took. I
consider it a positive cure for such complaints.
Maiiy Hatch.
30 Gay street, Colambns, Ohio,
Sold by Logan Drug Co., 0. K. Goetie,
W. W. Irwin, W. E. Williams,0. Schnepf,
0. Menkemeller, W. 0. Armbrlght, W.
H. Williams and M. W. Heinrici; 3. W.
Hurrah. Bolaton A Co.. Martin's Ferry:
Bowie 'A Co., .Bridgeport; 0. M. Wy
rick, Bellaire; St Clair Bros., Ben wood.
? * '
Sick Headache.
Looee'a Bed Clover Pills care 8ick
Hemdache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Conatipstioa.
25c per box, 6 boxes lor $1.
For ule by Login Drag Company. u>
Teacher (reading): "Tbe Han
clubbed oat tbe brains of the ehiidrea,
and " Little Lord Fauntleroj:
"Bat wm not that very vulgar?"
Chaloed to the Book.
Prometheus vu chained to the rock while
Tulturei gnawed hit entrails. 80 are many :
people chaluod to the rock ol prejudice while
all manner of violent medicines Inflict Injury
upon the sensative lining of tho stomach and
Intestines. They are apparently Immovable In
the belief that to experience benefit they must
keep dosing with drastic medicines. Unless
the action ol these Is powerful and eaoesslve,
they sre not satisfied. They would distrust a
remedy of gentle action, however effective. It
Is not oy such purblind extremists as these that 1
the acknowledged merits of Hostettcr's stomach
Bitters are reawnlxed. The benign rerulator of
the stomach, the bowels and the kidneys ap.
peals to the ratlonal-not only appeals, but Is
awarded a lust valuation. Oouiupatlnn, liver
complaint, dyspepeta and kidney troubles ylsld
to Its action. 60 also do malaria and rheuma*
I Ism. f
Chlldren Cry f?_Pitcher's Cwtorla.
CLABKKCB J100RB APPOINTED ]
To ft IVIm Position in the Revenue Service J
nt Loalavllle.
Mr. Clarence Moore, (well known and .
popoltr young West Virginian, baa been '
appointed by Commissioner Muon to the
poaltion of Internal Revenue Agent lor
the diatrict comprising Kentucky and ,
lenneaaee, with headqnartera at Louisville.
He ancceeda Ool. W. J. Wilmore,
an old time revenue man who baa resigned
to take charge of a distillery. The
appointment, or rather assignment of
Clarence Moore to thia position baa been
a great surprise to the many applicants 1
for the ouice from Kentucky, and bas '
left them In a somewhat dazed condition. 1
The Louisville Timet prints a picture 1
of Mr. Moore's handsome faco, and I
a peaks of him aa follows:
Revenue Agent Moore is a yonng man I
for the position, being yet under thirty
years of age. He has eeen eight years' I
service under the Government in the j
Revenuo Department, having given particular
attention to the law bearing on 1
the service in which he has been employed.
Before coming to Kentucky, '
Mr. Moore bad charge of the North Car- 1
olina division. Hie present assignment
is, therefore, no promotion, and the salary
attached to bia new place, $10 a day
and expenses, is the same as he received
in North Carolina. The divieion of
which he recently had charge ranks next
in importance to Kentucky and Tenneesoe.
Mr. Mooro is an exceedingly
young man to be given so Important a
position and evidently stands bigb in
the eetimation of the Cominissionof of
Internal Revenue.
Mr. Moore arrived in tho city shortly
after Col. Wilmore's resignation was
Bret tendered, and at the very time Col.
Wilmore and Ool. Collier were in Washington
endeavoring to secure the appointment
of Creed Cardwell. Hia instructions
weie to work eubject to the
orders of Ool. Wilmore. That be was to
be that official's successor nobody seemed
to imagine. He went quietly to work
and soon showed that ne was a well
noeted Revenue Agent, but still thelocal
Republicans supposed tie was Here merely
for special duty. The news of Mr.
Moore's appointment staggered the
Kentucky politicians. Several insisted
bis appointment was only temporary
aud that he would only serve until an
older official who had seen more service
had been decided on by the Commissioner.
This seems hardly in the line of
probability, however.
I Have Taken Several
bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator
for falling of the womb and other diseases
combined, of 10 years standing,
and I really believe I am cured entirely, for
which please accept my thanks.
Mrs. W. E. kTBUDiNs, Ridge, Ga.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Oo., and all druggists. 4
If you want good Wall Papers at low
prices go to
Qso. ?. Kurnkr & Co.,
Painters and decorators,
30 Twelfth street
iv rove hack Arum.
Or you tiro nil worn out, n ally jjood lor nothing
it la general dohilUy. Try
Mton X'S IRON It I TTEUS'
It will euro you, clianso'your liver, and give
a good appcUte. I
DIKIi.
SQAUB-On Thursday afternoon, April lfl, 1891.
at ft:45 o'clock, Louis a. Buauk, Jr., aged
17 yean, 8 months and 28 days.
Funeral from tho rcsldonco of his father,
Lou Is Shaub, No. 12S7 McColloch street, .
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at 1ft. Calvary cemetery. Friends of tho
family invited to attend.
IIEMMANN?On Friday morning, April 17,1891,
at 7:30 o'clock, Geobgk Hkmua.nn, aged 19
years.
Funeral will take place from the German M. E.
Church, on Chapllno itroet, on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of tho family
aro invited, lutermeut at Peninsular
cemetcry.
JOHNSTON?On Thursday, April 10, 1891, Mrs.
Ma ay H. Johnston, wife of tho lato A. N.
Johuston, in tne 75th year of her age.
Funeral services at St. Matthew's church Patui>
day afternoon, April 18, 1891, at 4 o'clock.
Friends of the family are invltod,
MARTIN?On Thursday. April 16, 1891, at 10
o'clock p. in , Jobki'A A. Martin, aged 45
years.
Vnnnrnl (mm ?ha rpsMfmrn of hlij fathor-in laW.
W. J. Neebitt, No. 1510 Wood street, Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friend* o! the lam*
ily are Invited.
GBKKR?On Friday morning, April 17, 1891, at
2:10 o'clock, Hun a, youngett daughter of
William and Margaret Greer, aged i yean
and 2 months.
Funeral from resldenco of parent*, No. 455
Market street, this (Saturday) afternoon at 2
o'clock. Frlonds of the family Invited to
attend. Interment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
HANKE?Onlhursday, April 18, 1821, at 2:45 .
o'clock p. m., AM.K5, wife of William lianke,
in the 88th year of her age.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon, April 16, at 8
o'clock, from the residence of hor husband,
No. 8620 Jacob street. Interment at ML
ZIon cemctcry. Frlenda of tho family Invited.
*
BCOTT?At her homo In fJucrnwy connty, 0..
on Tuesday. April 14, lb9l, Mr* Mabt Bay
Kcorr, mother of N. B. Scott, In her 83rd ,
year.
McKEE-At Helena, Montana, on Sunday. April
12. lfiOl, GiotuE 1)., son of 1). A. and Mary
McKee, In hU 35th year.
Pnncral notlco In Sunday papera.
JOYCE-At Bridgeport, Ohio.on Friday, April '
17,1801, at 6: (0 a. m., Martin Joyck, aged 47
yean.
Funeral scrvlcei at Grafton Sunday afternoon.
Advice to Womeh
If you would protect yourself ;
from Painful, I'rofuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation
you must use
BRADFIELD'S $
FEMALE 1
REGULATOR ]
Cauteiuvlu.r, April 28,18H0.
This will certify thnt two members of my J
Immediate family, after having suffered for
years from 2T|?nntrual Irregularity,
being treated without benefit by phyBlclanrt,
were at length completely cured by ono bottlo
of Bradflcld** Fe initio llezulator. Its
effect is truly wonderfuL J. \v. Stranoe. f
llouk to " WOMAN- - mailed FREE, which contalas
valuable lafurmatlou du all femalo illsoasc*.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ]
ATLANTA, OA.
10n SALE 11 r ALL DliUQOIBT*. '
Bold.in Wheeling at wholesale and retail by
logan drug co.,
mrlHwiw and all Druggleta.
Mi's Pills
tlmnlataa the (erpld llm, >lr?|Jh?
n*th*dlire?ttv? organ*. rcgulateatue
bowels, and are unoqualod as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE.
In malarial dUtrlcta their TlrttiM ara
nldtlyNMfBlied.MthwpowcMpMi DllarpropartlM
lafrulnf Ihoyalaa
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 3?&41 Park Place, N.Y.
M TPS
Vegetable in
the taste, a
f* 25 Cenl
I Sold by most
jno' g
PIfE DOLLIES A MONTH.?
Vl
Drs. Copeland & Bell to Make Public j
a Specific and Uniform Price. ?
rhcy do It.Simply to Brlrig Their If
Skill Within the llcacb of All, ^
the Poor as well the Rich. nf
ui
Doctors Copeland & Bell hire of late 1
received manv inquiries from people
?ho bave aaid that they would like to ?
lake treatment, bat bave felt r?trained "I
from doing ao on account of the im- d
preaaion that the treatment would ro- JJ
lulre the expenditure of * (treat deal of vl
ilme and money.
At the urgont requeetof many of their |
patienta having frienda whom they wiab n,
to place nnder treatment, and for the {"
benefit of thoee who are nnable to pay _
the usual price charged by physicians, 1
Drs. Copeland <Sc Bell will hereafter treat '
>11 patients at tho uniform price of five g
dollars a month, including medicine. All th
patients will be treated for the same fee c<
until cured.
Momon Rtcdcr. ^
1113 lOlIOtTIUH IMlrUiVlik R> 'v.. ./ .....
Solomon Ilecder. an old resident of Wheeling,
I'vtogat 458 Market street: 1
had been troubled with catan h for twenty- 1
five years ?nd since I have taken a course of J
treatment from Drs. Copelaud Jt Hell 1 /eel hotter
than 1 had at auy time during that period.
"Ibadterrlblo pains iu my bead. My nose h
was stopped up almost contluualy. My throat 2
was sore and iullamed. Of .'ate '1 was greatly an- at
noyed by my hawking and spitting. My atom- u
ach was In a very bad condition. 1 bad a troub a
lesome dlarrhcua I felt weak, Ured and ex- ~
haunted all tbo time. V
"Sltico I have taken their treatment, the iymn- k
toms I havo spoken of have left me. My
lie*] and throat are clear. My appetite is cood. ?.
I sleep well and leel well. In bhort, I know "
they have eatirely cured me." oi
DOCTORS
COPELAtID & BELL <
Have Located Permanent Offices at fj
1121 MAIN STREET. er
Wheeling, West Virginia. &
Where thoy treat with success all.curablo cases.
Oflloe honMmJ) to 11a.m.; 2to5p.m., and
7 to a p. m. aatodays-9 a. m. to 12 m., and 1 to
B'pwlaltlcs-CATARRH and Disease! ol the C
BYE, KAIl. THROAT and LUNGS. ?
CONSULTATION free
Ailiirem all Mail to DRS. COPKLAND <b BELL,
1121 Main street. Whoeilng. W. Vn.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
east chattanooga; i
Tennessee 1 so
The right place to establish au? industry in tbo ot
South that requires wood, Irou or Steel. w;
Large Iadacements to Manufactarers 2
of Every Kind to Locate with us. ?
Now la the time and here is tho place to lay |
the foundation for future fortunes. Don't neglect J
lo tiilnic about this. Write me for particulars,
or buy a round trip ticket to Lookout Mountain, c<
and when yon reach here, call on me.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
GENERAL MANAGER en
EAST CHATTAKOOGA LAUD CO,, "
CO
125 Richardson Block, Chattanooga, Tenn. w
mr?-Trims it
Reeling Title and Trnst Co.,*
NO. 1315 MARKET STItKET.
Titles to Real Estate Examined and Guaranteed.
Stocks, Bonds and Real Estato Bought] a
and Sold on Commission. ?
i
DMEcroc*: J
J. M. Brown, J. K. Hughe*,
Henry Bnor, J. 8. Naylnr, co
H. F. Behrcns, C. J. Bawling, ot
Geo. O. Hannan, A. Bcymann, aa
J.A. Hew, II. M. itunell.
W. P. Hubbard,
H. M. BUSSELL, Trcnaurer. n
LOU IB F. 8TIPKL, Becrotar/. H
G. R. E. GILCHRIHT, Examiner of Title*.
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For wedding a
ANNIVERSARY C1PT8. J,
PIC1CKE.1 ARE THE BI!8T ! JJ
Fink Stocr Now in Stobb.
Vldtois Welcome.
E. L. NICOLL, AIIT STORE,
at>? 1223 Market Btrcet. ?
PKNTiaiKV. q
~NEW YORK 1
Dental Association, i
1040 Main St, ttheellog, W. Va. $
. er
A LET OF TBETA 6 00
A. GOOD BUT ? 00 p<
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GOLD FILLING A SPECIALTY.?'
EXTRACTING.^.
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DR. C. L. HILL,
CO It NICK AND TIN HOOFING
Galvanized Iron Cornice tb
AND 19'
ofl
Tin Roofing. ?
ae
tipeclal attention Riven to all klnda of Sum
[bom and Tin Work on buildings. Also Btbxl
md Felt Roonno. ]
Call and gat prlcet before contracting, u I un ?
prepared to give BARGAINS In tbat llneol work, T
u d nnnwvn
Ill 1 VAiiVIIJlUli| U
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, KTC. fj|
JJOOK8, PERIODICALS,
Stationery, Blank Books i
lad Notion*. Newiipaper* and lf*gailne* at 'Pi1
^nbllthera' rate*, delivered anywhere, a lane IT.
tock ol cheap Book*. Tbo Pittsburgh DUpatch, ,'
feM 14ll Market utreet.
IN1W0RHSTRUP1
1FECT VERMIFUGE. J
its Composition ; pleasant to ^
md effectual in its purpose, g
Ml
is, Every Bottle Warranted. I:
Dealers. Manufactured only bj ^
r. McLAIN & SON, w
HEFI.-JNG W VA, T?
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XT ANTED?8TE NOGRAPHER.
r V Address, Lock Box 668, Wheeling. W.
u ap!7
FOURTH 8TREET METHODIST
: Church. Services by the putor at 10:30 a.
-and 7:80 p.m. apm
TITAN TED?GIRL FOB HOUSE*
r? WORK in a ?mall family. No. 68 North
onf tieot. Island. aplb*
.TTANTED-A LADY TYPEfl
WHITER. Knowledge of ?tonography
it accessary. Addrcsa, Lock Box No. 588,
ty. ___ ap!8
j^OR 8ALE?HOUSE NO. 28 VIR:
GINIA street, ninerooma, lot 0x120. Potsalon
given at once. BOLF AIIAJtVBY, 1311
irket street. apH
?IR8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
. Kev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., castor,
rvlccs at 10:% a m. and 7:80 p. m. Kvenlug
hject, "A Fishing Party." Strangers inted.
___ *pn*
7<OR RENT-THREE ELEGANTLY
. Furnlthed Boo tut In realdance at Belhert'a
irdeu. Will rent without board or with
cak(?st only, If dsdred. Posaession Hay 1.
quire of CHA8. BE1BKRT. aplT*
XTANTED?ALL PERSONS WHO
IT are Interested In learning Shorthand to
tow that tbe quickest time ever made in
truing Shorthand Is made by the atudeuts of
n shorthand School at the Wheeling Business
tllege. ap!7
" OTS ON HIGH GROUND FOR
Salo. Eligible Building Lota on Thirteenth
reel, extended, within Ave minutes' walk of
Dtirt Uoiimj. Pian, price and terms on appllcaou
to W. V. llOuE * BRO., 1222 Market
reot. . aplC
CJ7ANTED-A SALESMAN HAVv
v 1NG experience in iho Jobbing Grocery
a?inot?to take chance of a territory traveled
i buggy from the city. None need apply who
innot give reference. All commuulcatlous
Kifldentlal. Address, 'GKOCEU," care In*
illlK?!nctT. ap!8
311 N II. EWIMO. WM. L. EWIKO.
SWING BROS.
Havo at oil time* the Finest Assortment ol
HAVILAND'S CHINA
IN WJtKKLINO.
n?B 1 Qf r MnrkntSt .ODD. McLure IlOllSe.
POR SALE.
Good Building Stone!
ollvoredanyplacoio tho city limits on short
otisc. For price, inquire at.
ap!7 Wo. 3105 McCOLLOCH STREET.
j^OR SALE.
THREE LOTS
i the Old Fair Ground Addition, vix: Nob. 1,
and 3, iu block 3, corner Wabash and Indiana
reels, on Island. Apply to ALICE aud K A IE
A(5Ui, No. 16 Virginia street, or to (J. W.
TK1NSOS, U17 ChmiHne street. ap\fl
JEALED PROPOSALS.
Bids will be received at tho mines of the I'ltts
nri(h& Wheeling Coal Company, Drill PostHue,
Belmont county. Ohio, for cleaning
renty-flve (25) water closets.
J. E. WATERS,
apU superintendent.
GARDEN SEEDS.
JT We havo Just rcccived a fresh supply of
leld, Flower and Uarden Seeds from Lanareth,
enderkou and other dealers. Market garden
h will find it K> their advantage to Hend orders
o*rly. On receipt of prlco we will send Fresh
wis Freo by mall.
HOGE&BRO.,
1113 Market 8t., (west side) Whcollng, W.Va.
mris-MWMw
JTEINWAY
PIANO FOR SALE.
We have a Sielnway Piano, Rood as now,
liich wo offer at a bargain.
apis ' F. W. BAUMER A CO.
)00 8UADE TltEE3'
Do you want Choice Shade Trees ?
0 me. I have aoo Carolina Poplars, flnt&t
cr noon in Wheeling, exua largo, which 1
ill tell, punted ana Insured, at low prices,
-dors can be telephoned to St. Charles Hotel
sunt by mall.
apU M. L. HILL.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUAJJ
1)LE PROPERTY.
1 will offer for sale at the front door of the
mrt IIonhu of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MAY ICtb, 1891,
10 o'clock a. m.. the half lot on which is sititod
houbo No. 67 fifteenth street. The house
n tains eight rooms, good cellar, hot and cold
iter, both cases.
Teems?All tho purchase moneyJu cash, expt
11,800, which is to bu paid Maran 16,181*2,
ith Interest from the day of sale in two inillmonts,
payablo September 16, 1891, and tho
cond when the note is duo.
Alio, on tho s?mo day at 2 o'clock p. m., 1
[II soil at No. 87 Fifteenth street all tho House?ld
and Kltcheu Furniture in said houso.
irins cash.
JAME8 D. BOD LEY,
cecutor of tho will of James Bodley, deceased.
W. U Halle*. Auctioneer. aplS'
* 1ST OF LETTERS
.J
Remaining in tho PostofQce at Wheeling, Ohio
unty, W. Va.. Saturday. April 18. To
>? ! > anvnt ?h? fallowing Uio annl Wnt mnwt
k lor advertised letters, givlug (life of list:
LADIES' LIST.
eaier, Mrs. Elisabeth Numan. Mrs.W. B. (Dr.)
Marsh 8mith, Mies Llzzlo
austnn, Mrs. Tom Vancurth, Miss Molilo
111, Mrs. J.
GENTLEMEN'S L18T.
ow. Prof. J. C. McGrow. Edward
rouse, 1'eUer Bmltb, C. E.
auier. George E. Snyder, H.
cacock, Curtis Swindler. Reese
imos, r. 8. Tipton, Wm. E.
isner, W. E. Thomas. Edgar
elgh, John Neaie, W. U.
orse, F. A.
FIRM J.
Pipes & Wilson.
W. J. W. COWDEN, P. M.
THE BEST WAY
'0 SAVE MONEY !
New Ohio Valley Bi'iLDiso Association.
Persons who obligate themselves to save money
inost invariably do 60, while those who are
ider no such obligation pa*$ along through tbo
arid without a home or tbo means of securing
te. A low shares of stock in a well-managed
alldlng Association, which compels the holda
to make a weekly deposit of a fixed amount,
about tbo sufest way to accumulate money,
vlng Banks ate good institutions for such pur)ies,
but cxpcrluuce shows that the regular
eokly deposit, which ouo promises himself or
irself to make, is often neglected, and tbo roilt
is the money is pot there.
The amendment passed by tbo latoLegislature
tho law regulating Building Associations
Idcns the scope of their usofulucss, and makes
em much more efficient la providing lor the
ints of their mombers. The Board of Directors
the Ohio Valley Bunding association, reallxg
this fact, will take iiamodlste advantage of
e improved law, and will issuo a new lorlei of
?ck at onco.
Shares of stock in tbo Now Scries ran bo sored
of either of tho undersigned, or on batur>
y evenings, Boom No. 4, Crangle's Block,
irketstrcet. w. c HandlaN.
GEO. QUNDLING,
WE1ZLE HUKBEL,
11. K. WklBG CKBKR,
J03. BLACK,
WM. RUSTEMEIR,
ipl4-TUiS HENRY ELIG.
^"oriCE.
To Consumers of natural Gas.
}wlng to a bid landtllde on our line, wo will
oompolled to shut off tho supply of gas from
b city and our entire lino, on Sunday, April
between 9 and 10 a. m., and will probably bo
' most of the day.
Consumers are cautioned to shut off all valves
soon as tho gas goes ont of line, so as to avoid
eldcuU when it Is turned on again.
Respectfully,
THE NATORAL OAS CO. OF W. VA.
I. A. Danias, lupt. ap!7
a/ittafu mr r l rvmn l
lUUUDI HILL LU1D !
WE HAVE ?
) Choice Baildiog Lots For Sale
I a our New Addition to Bridgeport, 0.
rh?M lota lie on a beautiful plateau, overlookxWheeling,
Martin's Keiry and Bridgeport,
joining the corporation ol Bridgeport on the
ito. They arc above the /or and smoke and
pure air of the lower ground. They are witheasy
rc*fh of the mills and business centers,
tor aro above high water. If you wam.to buy
ot at a reasonable prloo, It will pay you to
Uudlmw** w H0LU8TER
neral Iu?uiance and Beal Estate- Agont,
Srldaeport, Ohio. apl7
^ONUMENTS.
?r. P. P. Carroll la now receiving from Qnincy
no and other quarriea the flncat WRANITK8,
ilch were cnt and flnlahed complete during ,
e winter months, and he la now prepared to '
11 thrm at a small profit, at hla works. Ne. 10 I
cteenth street, near the site of the old Stone
Idge. mrtfi-PAw
yiRE WORK FOE 0FFI0E8, 1
Wire Work for Builders,
Ire Work for Cemeterlee, Wire Work for
Housee, Wire Work of Every Description.
WIRE WORKS, 1707 JCOFF ST.
lepbone 147. W. B. ALLISON,
infernui
HOUSE & HKHltMANN'?FtJnXITT
For the little Ones We i
BABY CAP
House & H
No. 1300
WEEKLY OE MON1
If. EMSH KISIER?CLOAK A
EHSHEl
CloakandSuit
OUR SPEC
Jackets, Blazers, Ret
Capes, Shawls, Fich
H^ISH
18 and 20 Elev
GLENDALE C
GLENDALE(
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $200,OC
PRESIDENT. B. 8. ALLISON, .
SECRETARY. D. L. HEISKELL,
TREASURER, A. S. LIST, . .
Has 3SO acres of land, with Coal,
BurleyUell). Has charter powers ti
out a town.
240 acres of the land river bottom. 3,:
Charming situation.
Splendid grade. Above highest water.
Two raiiroadB and the Ohio River for
rates to and from Wheeling.
Jnst the place for Bnbarban homes.
The land is cheap because the place is
Will soon be laid out in lots, and havo the
Now is the time to subscribe for stock.
Agents at Wheeling for salo of stock
0. 0. SMITH, RINEIIAKT & TATl
Apply for information at the Gompany'i
mrlPrrb.iB 1147 1
EDW. Ij. HOSE & CO.-HEADQ
~EDW. L. RC
51 Twelfth
=I HEADQUARTERS
VICTOR <?0^
COLUMBIA!
TBI Burr WW11L V '/i'U //I
LITTLE~GIANTS f (
DANDIES!
J. L. BALLARD. - - g>\
Otto laldc
BICYCLES, L1V1 HOWE
llracon For CrI
nuTHftAnn TF?i*irni
-|H| 5US5UK5, Mils
OTTOWflLD
FIXE FISHING TACKI.K.
FIH E FISHIB6 TACKLE1
Wl
?Consisting of? w?
SPLIT BAMBOO, LANCK WOOD, r
GBKKN IIBAUT, and ASH ROD*. *
HARD RUBBER and NICKLK RRKL8, m*
teti&lffiS&ISSMSb.
BCAtKS,
UISU04GKRU, Ac.
CALL IN AND LOOK US OVER I _fc
Stanton 4 Dmenport.?
^_18MMwkrt_S^M^___^i4 t*
0 HOMER WELLS,
ARCHITECT.
Room lit Relllf Building, Wheeling, W. V* Practical
BcrimnmwD?*T. Ini<
eanjutm oiumut made. ocw
RE, CARPETS, STOVES, ETC.
| "i
jj
' |
lavo a Fall line of J
IMAGES!!
i
o
ERRMANN, !
iin Street.
'HLY PAYMENTS,,
XD SUIT DEPARTMENT.
[HER'S
Department
IALTIES :
slin Underwear, !
tnts' Outfits, !
Idren's Clothing,
appers, '
tropolitan Suits. 1
EIMER
enth Street. I
0311* ANY.
COMPANY. ;
10. SHARES, $200 EACII. i
. . Wheeling, W. Va.
. i . Wheeling, w.Va. .
. . Wheeling, W.Va. '
0
FlreClay and Natural Gns Well 1
0 develop all of theie> andlto lay ,
(
280 feet river frontage. . ,
Elegant view.
'transportation. Cheap commutation >
<
i
new. Will bo dearer when it iB older, e
benefit of valuable improtemsnta.
A lot goes with each paid U[> ahare.
a
1
JM and NESBITT & DEVISE. ?
1 office, e
Main Street. Wheeling. .
UAKTKltS Poll WHEELS. ]
)SE & CO., ;
for wheels!l=<
u giant i
\ The only Medium Grade
//7)V Wheel Having a
^^////^ 8PRIRG_F0RK. _
K^^^^VELOCIPBDES, J
Tricycles, 3
For Small children. ?
Manager. v
id's Repair Shop! !
IE REPAIRING OF J
;rs, fly-fahs, locks, gdis, safes, ?
pple?, Etc., Speaking Tabes.
]
5 AND RAZORS GROUND!
Bell Set, (with direction*) $2 75. ?
t!
EN 1004 Market St. ?
FINANCIAL.
JANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAPITAL <178,000.
t. Itfrr...MMM M....M.MM~MM..M..MM.Pre?ldent
U B. Bimwoh ~~.Vlot Praldenl
iralU on England, Ireland, Prance and Ger- 1
_ J
dtbkctom.
Wo. A. Iaott, Mortimer Pollack,
J. A. Miller, Wn. B. Blmpaon,
E. M. Atkinson, John K. Bofaford,
Henry Sparer, Victor Boienburg.
Jacob U. Tnoaaa. O
11 y. p. jf pbow. Caahter.
EXCHANGE BANK.
i It
CAPITAL ?100,000, j(
f. Vakc* President
i, Dklaflaiii -~~Vlo?-Preildcnt .
quutctom. ft
I. K. Vance, Geo. X. Bttiel, I
J. M. Brown, Wm. KlUnghjun,
L. 8. Italanlaln, A. W. Kelley,
John rnw.
raft* Inued on England, Ireland, Scotland
I til point. In Knrope. 1 _
JOHN J. J0NB1, Cuhltt. fl
PROPOSALS.
j^OTICE JO CONTRACTORS. p
The plans and specifications for tho contem* ^01
ted new St. John's Church. Ben wood, W. Va., ?=
at be tc*B at tho office of Josopb Leiner,
chitoct, 71 Twenty fourth street, Wheeling, W.
a., who will receive estimate* on tho same up
i April 27, 1891, at 2 p. m. The committee ro* JV
XTM the right to reject any or all bid*. %]
apl4*rrhaa THE COMMITTEE. ^
po CARPENTER CONTRACTORS.
Bids are solicited for doing an extensive Job of
irpenter work. All material will be furnished *
id the contracting carpenter will have to furIsh
only implement*, tools and labor, and glvo "
curlty for tho faithful performance of con* ?/
act. flans and specifications can be seen on J{|o
*d after Monday, April 29. at the office of M. P. Jf l'
iesey, arcnitcct, in Rellly's building. Bids
Ill be closed on the last day of April. . ""
mpu JAmBH b HAWLEY. ?jjj
PROPOSALS FOB ICE P1KR8 IN Noi
L THK OHIO B1VKIL, H. 8. KnoiXtta
FFtca, Cincinnati, April 6. 1891. Sealed pro- _!?
Mala, in duplicate, for furnishing material and -w-i
rastructing Ico Piers in tho Ohio river at Porta* H
touth, Ripley and Kerr's Bun. will bo received
l this office until 12 m, on Friday, the 16th
*y of May, 1S9I. All Information furnished on
pplication, 1 ho attentlou of bidders la Invited Ha<
) the Acts of Congress, approved Febraai7 26( cor
185, and February VS. 1887. WM. K. MERRILL, twi
lent Col, of Engineer*. aplMC 17*18 myll *12 are
^EALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Eloe- ?
rlc Licht Commission of the city of Wheeling.
tate of West Virginia, until April 23; 1891, at 12
'clock noon, for the materials and machinery
ud tho erection oi a four hundred (400) arc 011
Ight electrical street lightlug installation for tiet
iio city of Wheeling, according to plana and if t
DCClflcAtious on filo in the offico of the Board of pul
las Tructccs of said city. Bids to be for tho en* at1
ire plaut or for any part thereof, as set forth In 1891
aid plans and specifications. All bids to be pro
ccompanlcd by ^certified check In the sum oi Ma
no thotunud (ll.tOO) dollars, to tho city of Tw
Vhoelin*. to be forfeited to said city upon tho ma
allnre of tho successful bidder to ilgu the ?ut
nntract and tcive tho bond required. lug
[Signed] KLKCTRICL1G111 COMMI34I0K. bio
1'. F. Fakkill, Chairman. ili|
A. A. Fiunehkix. Pocrotarr. apS Uo<
notice to Contractors! t
Ci.nK'8 Orric*, ")
Board of Com ismon**h of Ohio County, } ?
Wmuliao. W. Va., April 15,1891. J f
Pealed proposals will bo received at this office v.
tntll theiSin lust., at 9 o'clock a. m.. for tho t
ollowing county work, U? be dono during ttio
resent year upon tho roads named: id
Hours' Hill. Springer's and Bushflold's roxd,
rriad*lphia District, CO cubic yards macadam*
zing.
Battle Rnn to G., C. & P. roid, 90 cubic yards
if bridgd masonry and 30 cubic yards of macad- ,,1
Lintelng. C01
Coapel Run and Springer's road, Trladclphfo ?t'
n?i Hm An Mihin won nf macadamizing. del
Dixon's Kuu to 0. &;P. rotd. Liberty 91a* R"
rlct, HO cubic yard* of macadamizing. L, M \ffi
Kim (Jrovo aud Dorks' llill. Trlsdelphla Dla- ni
rlct. 100 cubic yards of macadamizing. , 8
OmwiYille, Uluton and Potomac, lfct Dlvfs- ug,
ou: IromGrejigsvlUe toPogne's Run. 2V)cublc plt
tarda ol macadamizing; from Peguo'a Kuu to
iliort Creek, 2C0 cublo yatds of macadamizing; 5J,
rom flliort Creek to Dlilrlct line, ISO cubic 0X(
rards of macadamizing. _ . fee
Grepgnville, Clinton and rotomac,2d DIvIa. ^a,
on: From District line to Hervey's, 150 cubln tjji
rarda of macadamizing; from Herrey's to m,
Potomac, 110 cubic yard* of macadamising. str
Qllmore'a Crowing b? Pattersou's Hill, Liberty
District, lWcuoio yards of macadamizing. a tw
Glen's Bun and Cherry 11111, M cubic jarda ^el
>f macadamizing. . , wi
Kelly's Barn and Demeutcftmetory road, Richand
District, G8 cubic yards of macadamizing. <-,
Kolly'a Barn and Dement cemetery road, Lib- <j
srty District, to cubic yards of macadamising. ra(
Laidley'a Run to Pennsylvania State Una, 00 ^
sublc yard* pi bridge masonry. am
Middle iThcclIn* Creole, lower ond,250 cubic m
rards of maaadamizlng. ,, da'
Middlo Wheeling Creek, upper end, 80 cubic
Fardaof macadamizing. .. no
McGraw'a Run to G., C. & P. road, 210 cubic }l(
rards of macadam'zlUK. . i0
Monument and Big Wheeling, 30 cublo yards |n
)f macadamizing..
Poguo's Run, Richland District, 60 cublo yards
it macadam zing.
Peters' Run,'lu Trladclpbia District, 150 cubic
rards of macadainiziug. i
Peninsula road, WJ cubic yarda ol macad- c0
unizmg. thi
River road, lat Division, 850 cubic yarda ol at>i
nacadamtziur. i,v
Rice aud Castleman'a Run, 200 cubic yards ol
nacaJamlzlug, 120 cuuioyards^f support wall,
i00 cubic yardn of grading. . . j
Rice aud Wiedoman, 12ucublc yirds of macad- ?
imlzlng. f
Honey's Point, 5., S. it B.,00 cubic yarda of I
iupport wall.
Mono Church road, 400 cubic yanla of macadaairing.
abort Creek, North Fork, 800 cubic yards of
nacadamizlng. 1
Short Creek, South Fork, 18) cubic yards of thi
macadamizing. Ob
Stub Hire to Wejt Alexauder, 50 cubic yarda ol un
nacadamizlng. foi
Trestle work to Rodgera', 60 cubic yarda of
nacadamizlng.
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling Creek, *
liberty District, 120 cubic yarda of macadamiz"wheeling.
West Liberty and Bothany, lat ^
Division: Between National road and Greggarllle,
200 cubic yards of macadamizing. !H
Wheeling. West Liberty and Rettiany, 2d '?
Division, 120 cublo yards of macadamizing.
Wheeling and Kim Grovo, Rltchlo District, 200 ??'
iubic yarda of macadamizing west of Ridge ?J
oad; 6u cubic yards cast of Rlugo road. "v
Wheeling aud Fairmont pike, 1M) cubio yards
if macadamizing; 400 cubic yarda of support ^
Wcat Union aud' Roncy'a Point, 400 cubic ?J.
rards of macadamizing; first two miles, 1M cubic
tarda; second two miles, 160 cubic yarda, and
ast threo miles, 1C0 cubio yards.
Waddlo aud Warden'a Run, 250 cubic yards ol
nacadamizlng. , 1
West Liberty aud Hervcy, 175 cubic yarda ol . ?
nacadamizlng. "?l
Wast Liberty and Costleman, 109; cublo yards "uf
?f murjiilamlzlmr.
Wheeling and Kidgc, 400 cubic yards of grad- ["*
ng; 150 cubic yardsof macadamizing. ?
Wheeling aud Kim Orovo, In Triadelphla Dia- '
rlct. 60 cubic yards ol macadamising.
Bids muat bo by tho cubic yard for cuch claw
ilmutorUl. Si
Macadimlzlngmostboof bard blue or grey
imcstone, broken to pass vhrougb a throe-iach
lug any and every wiy.
Tbo abovo quantltlea are approximate only rv
ind are liable to bo changed. . .
Proposals should bo eiidursed "Proposals for
Jouvty Work." They must btate foil nameaol
ildders.wlth pontoffice address, and muat be ac T
lompanled by tho name* of tworcspouiible par
lea who will become sureties for tbo faithful
lorforroaneo of contractu If awarded.
For further Information apply at thli office, or eni
t tbo office of W. C. Smith, county Kuglueer,
138 Cfiayllne street. .
The Board reserves tho right to ro.'ect any or ?
,11 bids. Jl
HES'UT H. PENDLETON, =
ap!6 daw Clerk Board of Commliwlonera.
FOli WAiili. rj
pOR SALE.
LARGE LOT, corner Market and Twenty* Vir
onrth atxeeta; desirable lor manufacturing site. Ing
BEVEN ACHES near Elm (irovo; desirable for jec
ardenlng. Coi
W. V. HOQE & BRO. Tn
dec lfloo Market street, Jll
STOCKS FOB SALE. civ
J 8A.1
15 shares Citlrpc*' fltreet Railway Company. i^
25sbarea Bellairo Nail Mi. 1.
8 shares Benwood Iron Works. *,?
20 shares jKuu Iron & utecl Company.
10 shares Fire and Mariao lusurauoeCompany. ,
10 shares Dollar Savings Bank of Bellairo. J??
10 shares Wheellug Title and Trust Company. ^
ap!5 Broker, No. 21 Twelfth Street
[yOU SALE?STOCKS, BONDS AND
U HEAL Estate. 25 shares Street Railway, V
I shaiea Ice and storage, 15 aharea of Klver
Ido Iron Works, 20 shares Hobka Glass, 10share* vir
Etna Iron and 8u?l Company. House* 1207 and ,V/
U9 Main street 2 Wheeling Steel Works bonda. {S
outh Chapllno street building lot. be shares EL.
Wheeling Pottery. Lota 1, 2 and 8 8outh Front A?
treeu Apply to THOMAB O'BKIEM, Real Eaite
and 6took Broker, No. 1 Main street.
elephone, 439. >pio Jjjjj
^MALL FARM FOR SALE.
Containing thirty-four acree, rich aoQ, good JJ1!
approvements, fine orchard of choice fruiL JiLi
ood dwelling houso and good barn. Situated V
Ipso to bt. clsirsvllle, Belmont couhty. Ohio .v*,
heap and easy terms. 5
R. T. HOWELL,
FIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
' the
COLD BOND8 FOR SALE I ?}
f '!????<* number ol Wbeellntliidte t Te SJ5
linal Railway Company alx per eent tnl non !KJ
we j?V dold Boad. are hereby oOere. ie
>r Mle. Thaiebond, are Menred by a deed o! ?
niir nn t>i* U.Mnn .. l. z. m .1 mmm
ws ?!?*? tniauwi IIHIR ?aa OUJBT 1I
ropcrtj ot tlila company, and are bellevod to X
o a good, Bale and permanent IntcAUnent, In ?
treat payablo half yearly. Apply to Mai
GEO. W. ECKUART, JB^ JJJJ
Caahler People's Bank, or rec<
THOMAS O'BRIEN, ?<
oc23 Real Eitate and 8lock Prokei.
FOR SALE. S
or i
the
Engine and Boiler, i
COD
ENGINE, 7x12 Inch Cylinder, j;f;
tide Valve. ?.
BOILER, 10 feet long, 28 "ti
iches In diameter, with one m
) Inch flue.
Call on or address ?
'HE INTELLIGENCER, *
WHEELING, W. TA.,
here It Cu be Heea la Operation, tpU
FOIl RENT.
OR RENT?STORE ROOM, COiT
GKNKKAIi NOTICES.
[ onoE. ~ ~"
IW Wett Vlntlnla Chliia Company iiu ??
d a Unto quantity ol nulth, ,1 mid aalSllS
a. and auo about sso torn ol ci.y, S!
j tiro ton* ot Hint Hid ei<My tint it nu
other Ihlnn and material, uiwl i*
wall equipped wittcry, tovvther ? iih .
ot offlce furnlluic, which li wlli lj
prlrala talo at leu than cott price.
time bclore the Hut day ol Aurll iuifVS
balanco or rcalduc ol the material,S!
>ga not dlinoicd ol by uld list day 0| Ami
M offered at public talc a1, the wotki S
I company, bwloulnr at 10 o'clock m m
121115ar ol April, 1SJI. Pcrvint dttlrM
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WKaT VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY
rAOOOfT RoLf. President.
EMOVED.
" REDMAN & CO.
re removed their Machine hhop to then**
rugatod Iron building on Chapline streetu
en Hevonteenth and Klghteeuth itrreu V-m
now ready for business nt taw now pu<*
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLICSALT
raluable real eatate. corner Malu and Twtc.
ih street*, known a? 1VU and l#u Main ??.?
lot told before, at private sale, I shall offeut
alio Bale at tho frunt door ni the ('nun mouu
kVheelinr, W. Va., on HATURDAY. Hay a
I, at 10 o'clock a. in., tbo above intutlucH
pcrty. consist lug ol a lotto feet, fromlnran
In street, and running bark in feel ta
entlcth street, as ?hown by a recent rartrr
do by the city surveyor. There u t i?v.
istantlal double brick store-room and dwell,
on lot, contaloiug twenty-two room. u-V.
for hotel, stores or warehouse, or with
lbt alterations, a good manufacturing .it,
)d cellars under the whole nouse. For (?.
r Information call on or addrct*
W. U. HaLlKR. Auctioneer
or JOHN J. FADKR,
p!8 1021 Main Mrcet. Wheeling, vr. \L
COM MISSION Kits' SALE.
10MMISSI0KERS* SALE.
/
n thn rirrntt Court, nf Ohio Cnnniv
LoutM riotidenaann, 1
mlulstratrix ot William 8ou
dermann, deceased, fin (''janwry.
Henry Miller ot 1.
ty virtue of a cecrro entered in the Cfrrait
art of Ohio Couo'y In iho nbovc entitle
i?c ou tbo'JOthdaj of February, Ml, the a*.
signed swclsl commissioners win tell it
tille auction. at the north front door ol the
irt Bocae of Ohio County, 1 u the ciir J
iccling, W. Va., ou
ATUBDAY, the 18th DAY of APRIL, 1SH,
(Inning at 10 o'clock a. in., the foUovise
>perty, that la to say: Lot nunbtrtd sixta
laie numbered twenty eight. In that part ai
) aaldeltyof Wheeling called South \\ hccilc*
jept a atrip ofTtho aoutli side ol said lot cicht
i Id vrldth on Jacob street and ?xtcudE*
:k of that uniform width the full deptta
3 lot, it* couth Hue being the south lltctf
: lot. Bald lot fronta ou the east tide of Jia&
iet between Fortieth and Forty itfttt,
il thero la upon the part of ml j lot to I?icl4
0 buildings fronting upon Jacob ttri-et. one
lug a brick and the otht-r 1 rane The ?ald let
II be ottered aa a whole and In two putts
1 Bold In whichever way tho highlit trie?
i be realised therefor.
rxRKa of 8xtx:-Ouc thlrd of the j.urrhue
mcy, or as much mora thereof as the puruer
may elcct to pay In cash ou the daj of isle.
1 the residue in two equal installmen ti ujible
iwlively In nine and clghtccu tnonttu (rca
T of tale, the deterred installim uts to bur Ineat
and to bo evidenced by tin- uotcsolthe
refcaser with personal security thereon uv>
itory to said special commissioners, and tltlo
be retained until the purchase money li (til
full.
T.J. HUGt'Sand
ALFRKD CALDWELL,
Special Commiutoam.
, John W. Mitchell. Clerk cf the Circuit
urt of Ohio county, W. Va., do hereby certify
it bond and security has been glveu by the
ove named xpeclal commissioners an requlttd
law and tald dccreo, and conditioned seaid:
to law.
JOHN W.MITCHELL,Clerk.
'. 0. Hkbvev, Anctloneer. turn
lOMMISSIONEH'S SALE
J OF SIXTEENTH 8TREKT PROPERTY.
People's Bank, )
va. r In Cbsucwy.
Benjamin Ezley, Sr., )
Jnder and In pursuance of a dccrce made on
s 2d day of Jnne, lb?ti, by the t'lr:ult Court of
ilo couuty, In tbo ahovo entitled cause, ths
dcruigued appointed special conmitilucer
- tnc purposo will on
TCE3DAY, APRIL 21st, 1891,
the front door ol the Court Howe of Ohio
anty. odor at public sale to the highest blddtr.
the estate, right, title and iuterest ( Kid
ujamiu Kxleyln, to and of the wen bsllnf
, numbered V32 on tho north aide of Sixtttntli
eet In tho addition to tho town ol Wheellni
d out by Noah Zane, Daniel Btccnrod iw
lors (which half lot is thirty fc*t in width)
rapt the ca?t twenty-eight feet and teu lncbta
said west half lot and also lot numbered 31
tho north side of Sixteenth street In the woe
flltton, cxctpi a part theieol bounded and deibed
as follows: Beginning at a point on tbe
rth side ot Sixteenth Mrtei ht the south red
a Hue running from tho north side of Miinth
street to Alley 13, which :)lne Is twoliet
ne inches west of the west briek wall oi bonis
mber to on HxUeutn street and rum north
.rdlv from the north side of Sixteenth itrnt
d parallel with.the west brick wall of isU
use to Alley 18; thence wistwardlr wltbthe
lth line of Alley 13 to the east lite o.'h?t
mbcr iH: tbetico leuthwardly sud along the
it line of lot number '.SI to felxteenth stmt;
nth street to t!io place of beginoiug.
ieiimh of Salk:?one-third of the purr bus
iney and such further sum uc the purrhuer
y elect In hand, tho balance i? t<|?al lmUJlnts
at ouo and two years from the dsy ol
t\ the puruhuMT giving hood for the dfierml
lallments, with security approved l?r the
icial commissioner, said bonus io toar interfrom
date and tho title to he retained until
f meat ol tho puiohuo money 1? lull.
W. V. IIL'L'UAIJD.
Spccial Commissioner,
horoby certify that bond and security hu
m Riven an required by law by Wliiism r.
ibbard, the spccial cjtmrlssioner in the stow
titled cause.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court Uhio Couuty.
f ARCH 19, 181)1.
t. II. Hau.sit. Auctioneer. mrifl
TRUSTEE'S SALK.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OK A YAMJA*
. BLB POTTERY WORKS IS WHEELING,
VA.
;y virtue of a deed of trust made by Wert
glnia China Company to tue st. truitee, best*
: date the 25th day ol January, A. 1>. 11?, lal
orded in tho Clerk's Olllcc of the County
irt of Ohio County, West Vlrgiuia, in 1H?1 el i
1st Book No. 28, on psges 1 2,3,4 5 and 6,1
1 proceed to sell st public: sale at the front
ir of the Court House of said county, la toe
f ol Wheeling, V est Virginia, on
i'URDAY, THE 18TH DAY OP APRIL, A. D. IMi,
finning at 10 o'clock a. m., the folIowiuKdetbed
property, that is to **y: A ctruin
oe or parcel of land in the First ward ol tu
y of Wheeling, West-Virginia, lying and If
Immediately north of tho property of tie
ite of David Garden, doceasca, west of Main
*t and south of fourth street (formerly
led Bank street) and east c f the Ohio river,
ng a part of tho same property convened io
Iter B. Brooks, trustee, by John J. Jobm,
itec, by ceed dated the2Stb day of Ac put.
D. 1K76, and now of record In the <>rki
ce ot the County Court ol Ohio County, ??t
glnla. In Deed Book No. Ct, on j>hk?* 1?
, and being alao tho same pita* ot property
t was eonvejed by William L HumUfi
3 m a*O'Brien, trustees, tosahl West \lrfiws
Ina Compauy by deed bearing date the lita
r of September, A.D. lfc*7.aud of record in
said Clerk's offlce of aid County Court of
Io County, In Deed Book No. W, on msc ju
ill at the same time and placc sell all ol tw
chlnery. fixtures, tools and moulds of we
1 West Virginia Chlua company- ? tbeworu
aid company, situated upou the awie ashed
property. ,
ho parcel of land described above fonWM
iut two acres and one-half of land and w?
in it a larxe and complete notterr wor??
Ich is practically new, having own inoj*r?
t le?s than two year*. , , , .
krmb or fiALK-Ouo-third of the purcauj
aey, or u much more as the purchaser bij
it Co pay, cash in baud on the ' ?>' ?'
rcaidue in two equal Instalments jajso*
me and two years Irom the d?j> ..'.m.
srrcd instalmenu to be secured to the au*
Jon of the undersigned trustee bj
i on the propcrtv sold. ^ _ ,I4#,
Iia JOHN ft. Cl-LUKKT-ON. Tr-iH*.
IRUSTEK'8 SALE OF VALUABLK
"1IIGU WATKK S1AKK" ,
7 rlriuo ol dewl ol ini.t P"1'''', ~
rah,and Marrarvl A. M.fh.ls ??'. <
111, Aid 8araa Manh, hi. wile, V VJ
bmlwdau *o?i?L?'V.kimtSaa I
rniwi in *n0 c'?red'Vl lru."lB??r
mio county, W. V*.J ?*cu
2J,P#goW, I *W,cUoaPBil,a.D.1??
PORDAY, lb0.i?th.DA^ thtt!ol o--"ni>
tuning *1 10o ^kua:n M'y ah ?ii-i
bod property. that t*lo/ wjjUi war'.0'
SmVolRonnd ltn*wvv u.
ST* oP wkMuw. "'V1 v:;. ! ?
, known *? i>ortloim of <>1* .lt t{,r \u
low No. M ud W.
vomenta thoroon. nd olner??J
sk dwelling, brick m' .. v jH-nftnto**
j?. it Mm ^ffWS'SKu "1
rcycd to 160 ? =.
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